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JCC grid is an implementation of a resizable columns grid control supporting unlimited rows count. It is suitable for displaying large data sets without using pagination. It supports headers, footers, kinetics scrolling, columns resizing, single and multiple selection. As all other JCC widgtes, JCC grid can also be used only by typing solely the HTML-markup.
In addition, an implementation of a tree control is also included in the package. It is based on the JCC grid so it also supports unlimited count of items. And again using the HTML-markup you can create the desired tree.
The high rendering performance and descent touch experience make JCC grid ideal for touch screen devices - even those from the low-end range. You can have unlimited grids and trees with a single project without any performance penalty.
Several widgets are covered by this documentation. For the grid:
A header for the grid widget. It is a placeholder for the columns definitions of the grid.
A column for the grid, with its icon, caption, width, resize grip and sorting.
The caption of the column - single or multiline.
The grid control essentials - data rows, selection and scrolling.
A footer for the grid widget. Based on the horizontal JCC-toolbar widget with its corresponding leftmost, middle and rightmost content parts. It accepts buttons, texts and other widgets. It is intended for status bar usage.
For the tree:
A header for the tree widget. Based on the horizontal JCC-toolbar widget with its corresponding leftmost, middle and rightmost content parts. It accepts buttons, texts and other widgets. It is intended for title bar usage.
The essentials of the tree control - hierarchical data, selection and expanding/collapsing data items.
A footer for the tree widget. Based on the horizontal JCC-toolbar widget with its corresponding leftmost, middle and rightmost content parts. It accepts buttons, texts and other widgets. It is intended for status bar usage.

Umbrella

Plane

Clock

All options are accessible throught the getOption and setOptions method of the widget [topmostMarkupElement.WIDGET] object. After setting any of the options for the WIDGET widget, it will be unenhanced and enhanced to apply the newly set options.
Please use the theme method of the widget to read the current theme.
HTML-Markup notation: data-theme
JavaScript notation: theme
The theme name as string to be used for the widget. Possible values 'a' or 'b'. By default, 'a' stays for dark theme, while 'b' for the bright theme. If omitted, the widget will inherit the theme from its parent.
HTML-Markup notation: data-corners
JavaScript notation: corners
Defines the corner style of the widget. Possible values:
The corners of the widget are rounded.
The corners of the widget are rectangular.
Default value: smooth
HTML-Markup notation: data-isotope
JavaScript notation: isotope
Defines the type of the widget. Possible values:
The widget has no borders. Available for embedding.
The widget has a thin border - a stand-alone widget.
Default value: normal
HTML-Markup notation: data-selection
JavaScript notation: selection
Defines the type of selection for the widget. Possible values:
Selection is disabled.
Only single selection can be performed.
Multiple items can be selected.
Default value: none
HTML-Markup notation: data-row-height
JavaScript notation: rowHeight
Defines the height in pixels of each data row/node.
Default value: 32
HTML-Markup notation: data-bi-color
JavaScript notation: biColor
Defines if odd and even rows should use different background color. Possible values:
Odd and even rows have different background color.
Odd and even rows have same background color.
Default value: yes
HTML-Markup notation: data-kinetics
JavaScript notation: kinetics
Defines the usage of a continuously decelerating scrolling effect. Possible values:
Contents will be scrolled continuously decelerating after mouse or touch end.
Contents will not be scrolled further after mouse or touch end.
Default is: yes
HTML-Markup notation: data-scrollbars-visibility
JavaScript notation: scrollbarsVisibility
Defines the way how widget scrollbars are displayed. Possible values are:
Scroll bars are always visible.
Scroll bars are visible while scrolling, then after a few seconds will fade out.
Scroll bars are not visible at all.
Default is: fade
HTML-Markup notation: data-items
JavaScript notation: items
A JavaScript variable holding the initial array of items. Each item is an object having data for each column using the column ID:
// Please note that sortValue is mandatory only for columns used for sorting.
{
"id_of_first_column" : { "value" : "some value", "sortValue" : "some sort value" },
"id_of_second_column" : { "value" : "another value" }, //The user cannot sort using this column - sortValue can be omitted.
...,
"id_of_nth_column" : { "value" : "nth value", "sortValue" : "nth sort value" }
}
Default value: []
HTML-Markup notation: data-item-indent
JavaScript notation: itemIndent
A numerical value to determine the visual indent in pixels of each tree level.
Default value: 16
HTML-Markup notation: data-nodes
JavaScript notation: nodes
A JavaScript variable holding the initial array of root nodes and the subsequent hierarchy:
//The sortValue is optional, but if one node has sortValue, all others should have one as well.
[
{
sortValue: "Root 2", value: "Root 2", icon: "ion-plane",
children:
[
{
sortValue: "Z-Child", value: "Z-Child", icon: "ion-umbrella"
}
,
{
sortValue: "B-Child", value: "B-Child",
children:
[
{
sortValue: "Subchild 2", value: "Subchild 2" //Icon can be omitted
}
,
{
sortValue: "Subchild 1", value: "Subchild 1" //If children are omitted, the node is assumed to be a leaf node
}
]
}
]
}
,
{
sortValue: "Root 1", value: "Root 1", icon: "ion-plane",
children:
[
{
sortValue: "X-Child", value: "X-Child", icon: "ion-clock"
}
,
{
sortValue: "L-Child", value: "L-Child"
}
]
}
]
Default value: []
HTML-Markup notation: data-visible
JavaScript notation: visible
Defines the visibility of the header and its columns. Possible values:
The header and columns will be visible.
The header and columns will not be visible.
Default value: no
HTML-Markup notation: data-size
JavaScript notation: size
Defines the height of the header. Possible values:
A header with thickness 16 pixels.
A header with thickness 26 pixels.
A header with thickness 34 pixels.
A header with thickness 46 pixels.
A header with thickness 56 pixels.
Default value: medium
HTML-Markup notation: data-size
JavaScript notation: size
Defines the height of the header and its columns. Possible values:
Header with height 26 pixels.
Header with height 34 pixels.
Header with height 46 pixels.
Default value: normal
HTML-Markup notation: id
JavaScript notation: id
The column id. It must be unique for each column. It is used to index the data in the items array. It is mandatory and caanot be omitted.
HTML-Markup notation: data-width
JavaScript notation: width
Defines the initial width of the column (before resize). Possible values:
The width in pixels.
The width in percents fraction from the grid width.
Automatically computed minimal value.
Default value: auto
HTML-Markup notation: data-min-width
JavaScript notation: minWidth
Defines the minimal width of the column. Possible values:
The minimal width in pixels.
The minimal width in percents fraction from the grid width.
Automatically computed minimal value.
Default value: auto
HTML-Markup notation: data-max-width
JavaScript notation: maxWidth
Defines the maximal width of the column. Possible values:
The maximal width in pixels.
The maximal width in percents fraction from the grid width.
Infinite - no limitation.
Default value: auto
HTML-Markup notation: data-align
JavaScript notation: align
Defines the caption/icon alignment of the column and also the data rows. Possible values:
The caption and data rows are aligned to the left.
The caption and data rows are centered.
The caption and data rows are aligned to the right.
Default value: left
HTML-Markup notation: data-sortable
JavaScript notation: sortable
Defines the if the column is sortable. Possible values:
The column is sortable.
The column is not sortable.
Default value: no
HTML-Markup notation: data-sort
JavaScript notation: sort
Defines how the columns is currently sorted. Possible values:
The column is not the one used for the current sort.
The column is sorted in ascending order.
The column is sorted in descending order.
Default value: none
HTML-Markup notation: data-resizable
JavaScript notation: resizable
Defines the if the column is resizable. Possible values:
The column can be resized.
The column cannot be resized.
Default value: no
HTML-Markup notation: data-multiline
JavaScript notation: multiline
Defines the if the column caption is multiline. Possible values:
The column caption is multiline.
The column caption is not multiline.
Default value: no
HTML-Markup notation: data-visible
JavaScript notation: visible
Defines the visibility of the footer. Possible values:
The footer will be visible.
The footer will not be visible.
Default value: no
HTML-Markup notation: data-size
JavaScript notation: size
Defines the height of the footer. Possible values:
A footer with thickness 16 pixels.
A footer with thickness 26 pixels.
A footer with thickness 34 pixels.
A footer with thickness 46 pixels.
A footer with thickness 56 pixels.
Default value: medium
Returns the array of "fake" rows which are constantly rotated to display the data. Each "fake" row has the following structure:
{
"id_of_first_column" : { DOM_DivElement_Properties, "__$defaultCell$__" : DOM_DivElement },
"id_of_second_column" : { DOM_DivElement_Properties, "__$defaultCell$__" : DOM_DivElement },
...,
"id_of_nth_column" : { DOM_DivElement_Properties, "__$defaultCell$__" : DOM_DivElement }
}
Sets the grid sorting to be according a specific column in ascending or descending order. If called without arguments, the method will return the current sorting column and the sorting order - ascending or descending in the form:
//Return value if there is sorting:
{
column: "column ID",
sort: "asc" //or "desc"
}
//Return value if there is no sorting:
{
sort: "none"
}
Returns the JCC gridColumn object for a specific column.
Returns the index of a particular grid item or -1 if not found.
Puts an item on its correct possition within the grid according to the current sort once the sortValue of the item has been changed.
All (or many) items has changed their sortValue and the grid widget should reflect those changes.
Item visual properties have changed and it must be redrawn.
All (or many) items' visual properties have changed and items must be redrawn.
Stop displaying the grid items. Useful while changing item visual properties.
Allows/Prohibits particular items to be selectable. If the selectable argument is omitted, the method returns the selectable state of the items specified as an array of boolean value where true means that the item is selectable and false means that item is not selectable.
Returns the array of all grid items.
Adds a new item. Once last item is being added, the ready flag must be set to true or simply omitted. In that way, the grid will refresh and display the new items added.
// Please note that sortValue is mandatory only for columns used for sorting.
{
"id_of_first_column" : { "value" : "some value", "sortValue" : "some sort value" },
"id_of_second_column" : { "value" : "another value" }, //The user cannot sort using this column - sortValue can be omitted.
...,
"id_of_nth_column" : { "value" : "nth value", "sortValue" : "nth sort value" }
}
Removes multiple items from the grid at once.
Removes all the items from the grid.
Enables or disables the range selection - only reasonable for multiple selection. When enabled and when the user selects two items, all items between them will be selected as well (same behaviour as if "SHIFT" key is pressed while selecting list items). Indeed, this method is called to enable range selection when the "SHIFT" key is pressed. Range selection is per default disabled.
Enables or disables the appending selection - only reasonable for multiple selection. When enabled and when the user selects new items, items are appended to the existing selection (same behaviour as if "CTRL" key is pressed while selecting list items). Indeed, this method is called to enable appending selection when the "CTRL" key is pressed. Appending selection is per default disabled.
When called without arguments, the method returns an array with all currently selected items' indices. Otherwise, the method manages the selection depending on the arguments provided.
Selects all grid items.
Removes selection.
Smooth animated scroll to a speciffic row index (item index).
Returns an array of indices of all currently visible items.
If called without arguments, the method returns the width of the column in pixels. Otherwise, it sets the new column width in pixels.
Adds a new node to the tree as a child of a parent node. The method returns the just added node.
{
icon : "name-of-icon-class", //optional
value : some_node_value,
sortValue : some_sort_value //optional
}
Removes a node and all its children from the tree.
Removes all nodes from the tree.
If called only with the node argument, the method will return if the node is expanded or not. Otherwise, the method will expand/collapse the node (and eventually all its children and grandchildren down the hierarchy).
Expand/Collapse all nodes in the tree.
Indicates that a node has changed its sortValue and thus his index in the children array of its parent.
Indicates that a node should be redrawn.
Executes a function over each node within a node hierarchy.
Returns an array of nodes collected using a compare function.
Returns an array of all root nodes.
A smooth animated scroll to a particular node.
Allows/Prohibits particular nodes to be selectable. If the selectable argument is omitted, the method returns the selectable state of the nodes specified as an array of boolean value where true means that the node is selectable and false means that node is not selectable.
Enables or disables the range selection - only reasonable for multiple selection. When enabled and when the user selects two nodes, all nodes between them will be selected as well (same behaviour as if "SHIFT" key is pressed while selecting list items). Indeed, this method is called to enable range selection when the "SHIFT" key is pressed. Range selection is per default disabled.
Enables or disables the appending selection - only reasonable for multiple selection. When enabled and when the user selects new nodes, these nodes are appended to the existing selection (same behaviour as if "CTRL" key is pressed while selecting list items). Indeed, this method is called to enable appending selection when the "CTRL" key is pressed. Appending selection is per default disabled.
When called without arguments, the method returns an array with all currently selected nodes. Otherwise, the method manages the selection depending on the arguments provided.
Selects all tree nodes.
Removes selection.
Fired when sort of the grid has changed.
Fired anytime a column has been resized for any reason (manually, programatically or because grid resized).
Fired when a column has been manually resized while the user has been dragging the resize grip of the column.
Fired when an item is drawn. In the event handler you can change how an item is drawn and prevent the default rendering. Example usage:
function onBindRow(event)
{
//Custom rendering
var cells = event.detail.cells;
var item = event.detail.items[event.detail.index];
cells["some_column_id"].innerHTML = jcc.xmlEncode(item["some_column_id"].value + " some extras");
event.preventDefault();
}
Fired when an item gets out of visibility. In the event handler you can dispose rendering resources if needed and prevent the default resources disposition.
Fired when a row is clicked/tapped. You can implement own handler and prevent the default behaviour - the item selection.
Fired when the selection of the grid alters.
Fired when a node is drawn. In the event handler you can change how a node is drawn and prevent the default rendering. Example usage:
function onBindNode(event)
{
//Custom rendering
var text = event.detail.textElement;
var icon = event.detail.iconElement;
var node = event.detail.node;
text.innerHTML = jcc.xmlEncode(node.value + " some extras");
icon.setOptions({ icon: node.icon });
event.preventDefault();
}
Fired when a node gets out of visibility. In the event handler you can dispose rendering resources if needed and prevent the default resources disposition.
Fired when a tree row is clicked/tapped. You can implement own handler and prevent the default behaviour - the node selection.
Fired when the selection of the tree alters.
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This tests throwing a string inside a custom tracer. It shows that in this case, the agent will double count the error because the error is first caught in the custom node, re-thrown, and caught again in the click event listener. The agent will not double count error objects, but it does not handle strings.


{% extends "petitions/interviews/interviewsummary_list.html" %} {% block replacedatefilter%} {%endblock%} {% block interviewtableheader %}
This table shows all the petitioners you have interviewed across all the prisons and you have recommended them for release . You can search using any criteria
{% endblock %}


About Me
Born and brought up in Singapore,my schooling began at Chongfu Primary School.After returning to India,my education continued at SBOA school and Junior College till my graduation . Presently,I am taking up a B. Tech Computer Science course in Vit University, Chennai .
Beginning with C++ in my schooling days, my passion for Computer Science is always ablaze! I am currently exploring various domains including Competitive Programming, Front-End Development, Back-End Development, Game Development and Machine Learning to further broaden my exposure.
My interests include getting lost in the pages of a storybook , Unlocking the secrets of the universe by astronomy, poetry and coding of all sorts!
Technologies I've Worked On
Projects I've Worked On
Sentiment Analysis of COVID-19 Tweets
A collaborative project to analyze and visualize the sentiments of twitter users during the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Check it outE-Voting Management System
An online voting management system developed with the intent of providing hassle-free elections.
Check it outXtreme Street Fight
An Augmented Reality(AR) application brainstormed and developed during a hackathon in VIT Chennai.
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Ethereum USDT On-Chain Volume Breaks $100 Billion
by Christine VasilevaTether (USDT) keeps building up momentum on the Ethereum network, potentially creating new flows to and from exchanges. While the supply of USDT remains without change, the velocity of coins increases mostly based on the Ethereum network flows.
Ethereum USDT Transfers Boost Market Liquidity
The total USDT transfer volumes on the Ethereum network just surpassed $100 billion for the first time, up 6,000% since the start of 2019 according to Glass Node.
The Omni-layer USDT is slowing down and is being exchanged to the ERC-20 type once it passes through some of the leading crypto-to-crypto exchanges. At this point, USDT is much harder to track, with even more active transactions.
The USDT smart contract now spends more than 2,000 ETH per month, based on EthGasStation statistics. The highly active contract burns around 10% of all gas, with spikes to above 36% during periods of heightened activity. In the past day, as BTC was sold and volumes reached above $18 billion, the ERC-20 version doubled its volume overnight.
Additionally, there are 855 million USDT on the TRON network. The total supply of USDT has been a constant for months now, a bit above 4.108 billion coins. But the ratio of coins on different networks, and the flows between exchanges mean USDT now has a different effect on the BTC price.
USDT Flows into BTC, Leading Altcoins
More than 76% of all BTC volumes are against USDT, and during the recent sell-off, each coin flowed through the exchanges nearly six times in 24 hours. However, in the past days, no “whale” sized transactions of USDT have been observed. USDT transfers vary widely depending on trading conditions. On some days, volumes spike, or drop, and often predict significant price moves.
The presence of USDT on the Ethereum blockchain means the network is even more strategic for the crypto space. The upcoming upgrades and potential switch to staking can also affect this source of liquidity.
So far, USDT has not seen any glitches and slowdowns, as the Tether smart contract has the backing of Tether, Inc. and usually relies on higher transaction fees for priority. USDT supports chiefly BTC, but also flows into some of the leading altcoins. Recent inflows boost the stability of Ethereum (ETH), as well as most of the top 10 coins.
What do you think of the influence of USDT? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
Images via Shutterstock, Twitter @thetokenanalyst
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I started smoking weed around the age of 16. The first time was incredible, I fell instantly in love with it. My mind was set free from all the troubles in my world and the outside world. I remember when I left my friend's house where I smoked it, that I had a totally new outlook on life, it was almost as though I had been granted a new brain by the almighty up above. For the record, I'm not a devout christian but if I belonged to any religion this would be it. I felt in love with the whole world, and it was such a spiritually uplifting experience, the high was fantastic, but this new outlook and perspective on life was much better. I knew myself, my strengths, my weaknesses and my thoughts were clear and rational. Before this first time high I had only taken alcohol and cigarettes as any form of drug.
A year or two passed then I went to University. First term of University was cool. I met new friends here, from different backgrounds to my own. Since I am from the countryside, I didn't know how people from the city went about their daily life. It was almost a culture shock for me, meeting these new people and not knowing what to expect. Lo and behold, these people turned out to be my new smoking buddies. They are my friends to this day, and always have been.
I met loads of new people, not just the aforementioned friends. People from all over the University, from different countries, as far as America. I loved Uni life, I felt that people loved me, and I loved them. However, this all changed.   We began to smoke every now and then, which turned into smoking every day, or every night to be perfectly honest. This allowed us to get whatever work we needed to get done, finished off in time for its submittance.
Weed is a drug which turns most people into lazy assed, unhealthy looking layabouts, which is what I had turned into without really realising it. I've always been quite an active person all my life, I used to be a good footballer with realistic intentions of making it big in the game (recked by an injury). Consequently, I didn't adjust to my new found state very well, and wanted to clean up my act.  I began smoking more and more, with the rest of my friends. Everything was still alright in this first term. I'd just conjoured up a typical pothead image. Scruffy looking, lazy student.
So the first term finished, and I came back for the second, straight away we began smoking where we'd left off, I pulled a whitey as a result of my time off from weed, but everything was still good, I felt sound as a person. This term I think we smoked more than any other term in the year, and things started happening, inexplicable things in all reality. I began to get paranoid off the weed, but I pretended that I could use the weed to psychologically anaylse myself and get better for it, and at the same time the weed still had a nice effect on me, made me feel high and good (mainly).
Meanwhile, the paranoia kept creeping in and sinking into my psychological state. I didn't realise it because I was shrugging it off as if nothing was happening and putting up a false image that everything was ok. Still smoking the ganj, and still the paranoia was getting more and more intense. It got to the stage where I started smoking with my friends and began to think about whether or not they were talking about me. As a result I just sat there and didn't really say much. I felt that anything I did say would sound dumb. I'd listen in on friend's conversations, and force myself to believe that they were talking about me, so as to justify that I wasn't crazy and believing it all ( deep huh?).
As you could imagine, this state of mind went from bad to worse, and I began to trust no one when I was smoking. I tried to act like I was cool, and at times I didn't feel as though I was myself. I felt like another person, and probably was trying to be. This led me to believe I had developed schizophrenia. I became obsessed about the idea and started talking to myself, to make myself believe that I was a schizo. I don't know why I did this. I think I've always been fascinated with the human psyche, and Fight Club had probably sub-conciously eaten its way into this unexplainable part of my mind.
I started hating people because I imagined that they hated me, and I couldn't get high properly, I just kept on analysing people's actions and words whenever we were smoking. After leaving University first year for my summer holiday (present), all of those thoughts have left me, I'm not paranoid and I don't feel like I did at University, which was at times a paranoid wreck. This is the moral of the story. The weed hit my head, and stayed there, it was ALL in the mind. I am not a schizo, I'm not paranoid, I just became obsessed with the ideas that I was. I am in a healthy state of mind, and I'm healthy as a person. I will still smoke weed, but much less than I did before.
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Dial-up VPN Guide
Scenario:
- Classic network scenario. interconnect between machines cross-account or cross-region.
- VPC network scenarios. Administrator access VPC conduct private network access and management.
Classic network scenarios
As shown above, the user in Hangzhou, Beijing, Qingdao region with different accounts each bought a flat-ECS VM, now want to carry out within the network communication between these three VM, we need these three to dial in to the same VM a VPN network using VPN address assignment to communicate.
In this example: VM Hangzhou elected VPN GateWay, Beijing and Qingdao, Hangzhou VM dial to the VPN. Use VPN assigned address <IP_ADDRESS>,<IP_ADDRESS> communicate with each other.
First, start dialing VPN service
Enter dialup VPN "VPN Service Management" page, make sure GateWay VM started dialing VPN services.
- Start VPN service: Start the machine only dial VPN.
- Stop VPN service: Stop the machine dial VPN. Tunnel has been connected to Disconnect all.
- Install & reload configuration: dial-up VPN "Settings", this action automatically. But in some cases, if you want to regenerate the VPN server configuration, you can do this manually.
Second, setup
- Communication protocol: optional "UDP", "TCP". NOTE: After each save changes, please re-download the client configuration files.
- Virtual IP address pool: that VPN Server assigned to the client's virtual IP address pool. In this example: <IP_ADDRESS>/24
- Allow inter-client communication: in this example, here please choose "Yes."
- Allow a single account doing multiple login: Optional "yes" or "no."
- Subnet segment: that allow access to dial-up client subnet. This example does not require client access subnets, fill in the private network IP VPN GateWay VM can: <IP_ADDRESS>/32.
Third, add the dial-up VPN account
Click on the "Add Account" button to add the account:
- Account name: can only contain the following characters: numbers, letters, underscore.
- Password: can only contain the following characters: numbers, letters, underscore.
Fourth, configure the client
Click on "client download" button, you can download the VPN client and the appropriate configuration files.
- Modify the configuration file: The configuration file "remote IP" field modify GateWay VM's public IP address.
- Windows platforms: After installing the client, the configuration file client.ovpn and ca.crt files into config file installation directory folder. Then start openvpn-gui.exe, connect the prompts.
- Linux platforms: Perform at profiles client.conf and ca.crt directory command: openvpn client.conf, connect the prompts. To form a daemon in the background, do: openvpn client.conf & to establish a connection.
- Note: When you download Linux platform client, you need to turn off certificate validation. Please add parameters wget --no-check-certificate, curl please add parameters --insecure.
Fifth, view account list
Click "Account List" button, you can view the account list that have been added. If the account has dial-in VPN, you will see more detailed information:
- Status: Due VPN keepalive mechanism, there will be a delay of about one minute.
Sixth, the use of VPN IP communication
Now, you can use VPN assigned address <IP_ADDRESS>,<IP_ADDRESS> communicate with each other up.
VPC network scenarios
As shown above, the administrator wants access VPC2 within a private network to manage maintenance VM1 and VM2. Wherein, VPC2 have a use VPN / SNAT mirror mounted GateWay VM, and bind the EIP.
In this example: Administrator from the public network through the VPN tunnel access VPC2 of <IP_ADDRESS>.
First, start dialing VPN service
Enter dialup VPN "VPN Service Management" page, make sure that the GateWay VM VPC VPN service started dialing.
- Start VPN service: Start the machine only dial VPN.
- Stop VPN service: Stop the machine dial VPN. Tunnel has been connected to Disconnect all.
- Install & reload configuration: dial-up VPN "Settings", this action automatically. But in some cases, if you want to regenerate the VPN server configuration, you can do this manually.
Second, setup
- Communication protocol: optional "UDP", "TCP". NOTE: After each save changes, please re-download the client configuration files.
- Virtual IP address pool: that VPN Server assigned to the client's virtual IP address pool. In this example: <IP_ADDRESS>/24
- Allow inter-client communication: in this example, here please choose "Yes."
- Allow a single account doing multiple login: Optional "yes" or "no."
- Subnet segment: that allow access to dial-up client subnet. This example does not require client access subnets, fill in the private network IP VPN GateWay VM can: <IP_ADDRESS>/32.
Third, configure SNAT
After dialing VPN "set up" in order to allow administrators to access VPC2 private network, you need to manually adjust the corresponding SNAT settings!
In the above example, the virtual address pool <IP_ADDRESS>/24, subnet as <IP_ADDRESS>/24, you need to configure SNAT: <IP_ADDRESS>/24 ➔ <IP_ADDRESS>
Fourth, add the dial-up VPN account
Click on the "Add Account" button to add the account:
- Account name: can only contain the following characters: numbers, letters, underscore.
- Password: can only contain the following characters: numbers, letters, underscore.
Fifth, configure the client
Click on "client download" button, you can download the VPN client and the appropriate configuration files.
- Modify the configuration file: The configuration file "remote IP" field modify GateWay VM's public IP address.
- Windows platforms: After installing the client, the configuration file client.ovpn and ca.crt files into config file installation directory folder. Then start openvpn-gui.exe, connect the prompts.
- Linux platforms: Perform at profiles client.conf and ca.crt directory command: openvpn client.conf, connect the prompts. To form a daemon in the background, do: openvpn client.conf & to establish a connection.
- Note: When you download Linux platform client, you need to turn off certificate validation. Please add parameters wget --no-check-certificate, curl please add parameters --insecure.
Sixth, view account list
Click "Account List" button, you can view the account list that have been added. If the account has dial-in VPN, you will see more detailed information:
- Status: Due VPN keepalive mechanism, there will be a delay of about one minute.


HarmonyVisualizer is an experimental project in data visualization created in the context of a course work.
The current version of HarmonyVisualizer is based on a HTML5 toolkit for the creation of flow charts called datamovin, developped by Carlo Zapponi.
This prototype is based on his website peoplemov.in.


Three Australian universities cut ties with Britain's Prince Andrew
Bond University, Murdoch University and RMIT University in Melbourne said they would no longer work with "Pitch@Palace" -- a charity founded by the Duke of York to promote entrepreneurship.

Bond University, Murdoch University and RMIT University in Melbourne said they would no longer work with "Pitch@Palace" -- a charity founded by the Duke of York to promote entrepreneurship.
Murdoch said it had "advised Buckingham Palace it would not continue its participation" in the Pitch@Palace project, while Queensland's Bond University said it had brought forward review set for next year.
"In light of recent events, the university does not intend to seek any further involvement," a Bond University spokesperson told AFP.
RMIT University said its "involvement with Pitch@Palace concluded in October 2019" and would not be renewed.
"We remain steadfast in our commitment to ensuring RMIT is a safe and inclusive place to work and study," the university said.
The announcements follow several UK-based businesses -- including Standard Chartered and KPMG -- and some universities already announcing they will no longer associate themselves with the Prince or his charities.
This came after he denied having sex with a 17-year-old girl during a lengthy and much-condemned BBC interview in which he also described Epstein's behaviour as "unbecoming".
Epstein was found dead in New York's Metropolitan Correctional Center on August 10 as he awaited trial on allegations that he trafficked girls as young as 14 for sex.


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Class
zebkit.ui.grid.Grid
mixed with <zebkit.ui.grid.Metrics> <zebkit.ui.HostDecorativeViews> extends <zebkit.ui.Panel> |
<zebkit.ui.grid> |
Grid UI component class. The grid component visualizes "zebkit.data.Matrix" data model. Grid cell visualization can be customized by defining and setting an own view provider. Grid component supports cell editing. Every existent UI component can be configured as a cell editor by defining an own editor provider.
// create a grid that contains three rows and tree columns
var grid = new zebkit.ui.grid.Grid([
[ "Cell 1.1", "Cell 1.2", "Cell 1.3"],
[ "Cell 2.1", "Cell 2.2", "Cell 2.3"],
[ "Cell 3.1", "Cell 3.2", "Cell 3.3"]
]);
// add the top caption
grid.add("top", new zebkit.ui.grid.GridCaption([
"Caption title 1", "Caption title 2", "Caption title 3"
]));
// set rows size
grid.setRowsHeight(45);
Grid can have top and left captions.
zebkit.ui.grid.Grid
([model], [rows], [columns]
)
Parameters:
-
[model]
<zebkit.data.Matrix | Array>a matrix model to be visualized with the grid component. It can be an instance of zebkit.data.Matrix class or an array that contains embedded arrays. Every embedded array is a grid row.
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[rows]
<Integer>a number of rows
-
[columns]
<Integer>a number of columns
private
<zebkit.draw.View>
$getPosMarker ( )
Get position marker view taking in account focus state.
Returns:
<zebkit.draw.View>
a position marker view |
private
<Integer>
$initialCellX ( )
Initial (not scrolled) x coordinate of first cell
Returns:
<Integer>
initial x coordinate |
private
<Integer>
$initialCellY ( )
Initial (not scrolled) y coordinate of first cell
Returns:
<Integer>
initial y coordinate |
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public
void
catchScrolled (psx, psy )
Scroll action handler Parameters:
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public
<Object>
cellByLocation (x, y )
Detect a cell by the given location Parameters:
Returns:
<Object>
an object that contains detected grid cell row as "row" field and a grid column as "col" field. null is returned if no cell can be detected. |
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public
chainable
clearSelect ( )
Clear grid row or rows selection |
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public
<zebkit.draw.View>
getCellView (row, col )
Return a view that is used to render the given grid cell. Parameters:
Returns:
<zebkit.draw.View>
a cell view |
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public
<Integer>
getColPSWidth (col )
Get a preferred width the given column wants to have Parameters:
Returns:
<Integer>
a preferred width of the given column |
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@Override
zebkit.ui.grid.Metrics
public <Integer> getColWidth (col )
Get the given grid column width Parameters:
Returns:
<Integer>
a width of the given column |
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public
<Integer>
getColX (col )
Get the given column top-left corner x coordinate Parameters:
Returns:
<Integer>
a top-left corner x coordinate of the given column |
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public
<Integer>
getColX (row )
Get the given row top-left corner y coordinate Parameters:
Returns:
<Integer>
a top-left corner y coordinate of the given column |
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public
<Integer>
getGridColumns ( )
Get number of columns in the given grid
Returns:
<Integer>
a number of columns |
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@Override
zebkit.ui.grid.Metrics
public <Integer> getGridRows ( )
Get number of rows in the given grid
Returns:
<Integer>
a number of rows |
protected
<Integer>
getLeftCaptionWidth ( )
Get left grid caption width. Return zero if no left caption element has been defined
Returns:
<Integer>
a left caption width |
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@Override
zebkit.ui.grid.Metrics
public <Integer> getRowHeight (row )
Get the given grid row height Parameters:
Returns:
<Integer>
a height of the given row |
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public
<Integer>
getRowPSHeight (col )
Get a preferred height the given row wants to have Parameters:
Returns:
<Integer>
a preferred height of the given row |
protected
<Integer>
getTopCaptionHeight ( )
Get top grid caption height. Return zero if no top caption element has been defined
Returns:
<Integer>
a top caption height |
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public
void
keyPressed (e )
Implement key pressed handler. Parameters:
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public
void
keyReleased (e )
Implement key released handler. Parameters:
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public
void
keyTyped (e )
Implement key type handler. Parameters:
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public
chainable
makeVisible (row, col )
Make the given cell visible. Parameters:
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protected
<Integer>
pageSize (d )
Calculate number of rows to be scrolled up or down to scroll one page Parameters:
Returns:
<Integer>
a page size in rows to be scrolled up or down |
protected
void
paintCellSelection (g, row, col, x, y )
Paint a selection for the given grid cell Parameters:
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protected
void
paintData (g )
Paint grid data Parameters:
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protected
void
paintNet (g )
Paint vertical and horizontal grid component lines Parameters:
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protected
void
paintPosMarker (g )
Paint position marker. Parameters:
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public
void
posChanged (target, prevOffset, prevLine, prevCol )
Position changed event handler. Parameters:
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public
chainable
repaintCells (r1, c1, [r2], [c2] )
Repaint cells. Parameters:
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public
chainable
repaintCols (c1, c2 )
Repaint range of grid columns Parameters:
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public
chainable
repaintRows (r1, r2 )
Repaint range of grid rows Parameters:
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public
chainable
select (row, [col], [b] )
Mark as selected or unselected the given grid cell Parameters:
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public
chainable
setCellPadding (p )
Set the given top, left, right, bottom cell paddings Parameters:
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public
chainable
setCellPaddings (t, l, b, r )
Set the given top, left, right, bottom cell paddings Parameters:
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public
chainable
setColsWidth ([col], [len], w )
Set the given width for all or the specified range of columns Parameters:
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@Override
zebkit.ui.grid.Metrics
public chainable setColWidth (column, w )
Set the given width for the specified grid column. The method has no effect if the grid component is forced to use preferred size metric. Parameters:
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public
chainable
setDefCellXAlignment (ax )
Set the grid cell content default horizontal alignment. Parameters:
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public
chainable
setDefCellYAlignment (ay )
Set the grid cell default vertical alignment. Parameters:
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public
chainable
setDrawCaptionLines (b )
Control rendering of grid lines on grid caption. Parameters:
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protected
void
setEditedData (row, col, an )
Apply the given edited data to grid matrix model Parameters:
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public
chainable
setEditorProvider (p )
Set the given editor provider. Editor provider is a way to customize cell editing. Parameters:
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public
chainable
setLeftCaption (title )
Set the grid left caption titles Parameters:
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public
chainable
setLineColor (c )
Set the given color to render the grid vertical and horizontal lines Parameters:
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public
chainable
setLineSize (s )
Set the given grid lines size Parameters:
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public
chainable
setModel (d )
Set the given matrix model to be visualized and controlled with the grid component Parameters:
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public
chainable
setNavigationMode (mode )
Set navigation mode. It is possible to use "row" or "cell" or "col" navigation mode. In first case navigation happens over row, in the second case navigation happens over cell. Parameters:
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public
chainable
setPosition (p )
Set the position controller. Parameters:
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@Override
zebkit.ui.grid.Metrics
public chainable setRowHeight (row, h )
Set the given height for the specified grid row. The method has no effect if the grid component is forced to use preferred size metric. Parameters:
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|
public
chainable
setRowsHeight ([row], [len], h )
Set the given height for all or the specified range of rows Parameters:
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public
chainable
setSelectMode (mode )
Set the given grid cell select mode. Parameters:
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public
chainable
setTopCaption (title )
Set the grid top caption titles Parameters:
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public
chainable
setUsePsMetric (b )
Force to size grid columns and rows according to its preferred size Parameters:
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public
chainable
setViewProvider (p )
Set the given cell view provider. Provider is a special class that says how grid cells content has to be rendered, aligned, colored Parameters:
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@Override
zebkit.ui.HostDecorativeViews
public void setViews (a )
Set number of views to render different grid component elements Parameters:
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public
<Boolean>
startEditing (row, col )
Start editing the given grid cell. Editing is initiated only if an editor provider has been set and the editor provider defines not-null UI component as an editor for the given cell. Parameters:
Returns:
<Boolean>
true if a cell editor has been initiated, otherwise returns false. |
protected
void
stopEditing (applyData )
Stop editing a grid cell. Parameters:
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public
<Integer>
cellInsetsBottom
Grid cell bottom padding |
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public
<Integer>
cellInsetsLeft
Grid cell left padding |
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public
<Integer>
cellInsetsRight
Grid cell right padding |
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public
<Integer>
cellInsetsTop
Grid cell top padding |
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public
<Integer>
editingCol
Currently editing column. -1 if no column is editing |
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public
<Integer>
editingRow
Currently editing row. -1 if no row is editing |
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public
<Boolean>
isUsePsMetric
/* Overwritten from isUsePsMetric */
Indicate if size of grid cells have to be calculated automatically basing on its preferred heights and widths |
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public
<zebkit.ui.grid.GridCaption | zebkit.ui.grid.CompGridCaption>
leftCaption
Reference to left caption component |
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public
<Integer>
lineSize
/* Overwritten from lineSize */
Grid line size |
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public
<zebkit.ui.grid.SelectMode>
selectMode
Grid cell select mode |
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public
<zebkit.ui.grid.GridCaption | zebkit.ui.grid.CompGridCaption>
topCaption
Reference to top caption component |
selected
Fire when a grid row selection state has been changed
Parameters:
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Hello there,
First of all, great weekly posts (sarcasm). Today I was seeked to help with some CI of our homologation environment and the problem was simple but it can pass unoticed thats why I resolved to post to help whom may need.
Here at my company we use a local Gitlab as repository and the Gitlab runner to build and deply our applications. I’m not very experienced with Gitlab but after a few troubleshootings in the past I understand how it works and where to look which can help a lot under this circunstanses. Now the problem, one of my coworkers came to me with the error below on the pipeline and asking to add the permission to the AWS Key used on the pipeline to run our deploy on Homologation.
Looking at the AWS IAM the user had full permissions on the Bucket in question, so I asked to look at the project in Gitlab because theres two options, or the AWS Key is wrong or something changed in the project which in fact the runner changed, they started to use a runner in docker, prior was an EC2 that we used to have. So in this new context I went to check how are the “.gitlab-ci.yml” was configurated and everything looked Ok, below is the code snippet of the deploy for homologation.
Going to ‘Settings -> CI / CD -> Variables’ the homolog key was indeed correct, so what was wrong? Maybe the Variable wasn’t been correct exported to the new Runner, so I went to check.
I first added the line - echo $AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID
on the file “.gitlab-ci.yml” after the script:
section to be the first line executed, and as I thought the variable was empty.
Well, now I need to check if the variable from the Gitlab is being loaded in the runner, so I change the - echo $AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID
to - export
to list all variables and everything seems ok.
Ps. I added within the brackets the reference of what it is so I won’t expose any sensitive information.
So the Gitlab indeed was fowarding the information but the runner wasn’t able to export to the variables.
Looking at the history of the “.gitlab-ci.yml” file I noticed something that my eyes didn’t notice, there was two variables:
in the file, one in the beggining and other in the end.
I removed the second reference and start the pipeline once more, and jackpot! The job finished successfully.
It was a easy fix mistake but I took a hour to find and resolve even after searched on google. In the end I informed the developer because the last coworker changed the file to some tests and left the code with those two references and also to adjust for the production pipeline.
I hope you find this useful to your troubleshootings as well.


| Total net profit | -22.3 | Gross profit | 50.3 | Gross loss | -72.6 |
| Profit factor | 0.69 | Expected payoff | -0.52 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -31.1 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 35.2 (858.54%) | ||
| Total trades | 43 | Profit trades (% of total) | 24 (55.81%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 19 (44.19%) |
| Long positions (won %) | 26 (50.0%) | Short positions (won %) | 17 (64.71%) | ||
| Largest | profit trade | 2.7 | loss trade | -4.2 | |
| Average | profit trade | 2.1 | loss trade | -3.82 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 0.8 | loss trade | -3.0 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 5.7 | stop loss in pips | -8.9 | |
| Average | take profit in pips | 4.3 | stop loss in pips | -7.7 | |
| Minimum | take profit in pips | 1.5 | stop loss in pips | -5.9 | |
| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 0.8 | Duration in minutes | 7042 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 0.6 | Duration in minutes | 1435.1 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | 0.2 | Duration in minutes | 6 | |
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 6.0 (12.85) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 4.0 (-15.45) | |
| Average | consecutive wins | 2.0 | consecutive losses | 1.0 |
| Total net profit | -23.55 | Gross profit | 26.35 | Gross loss | -49.9 |
| Profit factor | 0.53 | Expected payoff | -0.91 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -28.5 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 30.55 (1490.24%) | ||
| Total trades | 26 | Profit trades (% of total) | 13 (50.0%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 13 (50.0%) |
| Largest | profit trade | 2.7 | loss trade | -4.2 | |
| Average | profit trade | 2.03 | loss trade | -3.84 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 0.8 | loss trade | -3.0 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 5.4 | stop loss in pips | -8.9 | |
| Average | take profit in pips | 4.1 | stop loss in pips | -7.8 | |
| Minimum | take profit in pips | 1.5 | stop loss in pips | -5.9 | |
| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 0.7 | Duration in minutes | 4213.0 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 0.5 | Duration in minutes | 1284.5 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | 0.2 | Duration in minutes | 6.0 | |
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 4.0 (9.0) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 4.0 (-15.45) | |
| Average | consecutive wins | 1.0 | consecutive losses | 2.0 |
| Total net profit | 1.25 | Gross profit | 23.95 | Gross loss | -22.7 |
| Profit factor | 1.06 | Expected payoff | 0.07 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -5.2 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 12.4 (172.22%) | ||
| Total trades | 17 | Profit trades (% of total) | 11 (64.71%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 6 (35.29%) |
| Largest | profit trade | 2.45 | loss trade | -3.9 | |
| Average | profit trade | 2.18 | loss trade | -3.78 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 2.0 | loss trade | -3.65 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 5.7 | stop loss in pips | -8.0 | |
| Average | take profit in pips | 4.6 | stop loss in pips | -7.5 | |
| Minimum | take profit in pips | 3.9 | stop loss in pips | -7.2 | |
| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 0.8 | Duration in minutes | 7042.0 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 0.6 | Duration in minutes | 1665.5 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | Duration in minutes | 152.0 | ||
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 4.0 (8.9) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 2.0 (-7.75) | |
| Average | consecutive wins | 2.0 | consecutive losses | 1.0 |


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Rack supports reading sweep and volume files in HDF5 format using OPERA information model (ODIM). In addition, supports reading and writing data as images and text files.
Input files are given as plain arguments or alternatively with explicit command –inputFile
, abbreviated -i
. If several files are given, they will be internally combined in the internal HDF5 structure, adding datasets incrementally.
Outputs are generated using –outputFile
, abbreviated -o
. Hence, combining sweep files to a volume is obtained simply with
In combining sweep data to volumes, Rack creates and updates one /dataset<i>
group for each elevation angle . Further, Rack creates and updates one /data<i>
group for each quantity ; new input overwrites existing data of the same quantity.
If quality information – stored under some /quality
[i] group and marked with what:quantity=QIND
– is read, the overall quality indices are updated automatically. See Reading and combining quality data below for further details.
Using –outputFile
, the structure of the current data can be written as plain text in a file (*.txt) or to standard input (-):
File volume.txt
will consist of lines of ODIM entries as follows:
Note that strings are presented in double quotes and arrays as comma-separated values in brackets.
Based on metadata, it is often handy to automatically compose filenames. This is possible using –expandVariables
as follows.
For using format templates and hadling multiple files on a single command line, see Metadata output using text templates.
Volume can be also created using a text file like the one created above, that is, with the desired structure and data types.
One can modify the metadata directly from the command line by means of –setODIM
<path>
:<attribute>=<value> command.
The command has a special shorthand –/<path>
:<attribute>=<value> . For example:
This feature can be used for completing incomplete ODIM metadata or adding arbitrary metadata. The actual radar data can be read or saved as image files as explained below.
In addition to HDF5 format, Rack support three image formats:
.png ) extension
.pgm ) and RGB images (
.ppm ).
.tif ), see ref geotiff_remarks belowWhen writing data with –outputFile
(-o
) command, the applied image format is determined from the filename extension. By default, the first dataset encountered in the internal data structure is selected, hence typically /data1/dataset1/data
. The source can be changed with –select
command.
Metadata (ODIM variables) are written in the comment lines (PGM and PNM). The syntax follows that of a text dump produced with –outputFile
as explained above with volume.txt
, but only the last path component (what
, where
, how
) is included. For example, a resulting header of a PGM file - here pruned for illustration - looks like:
Rack can also save all the data sets in separate files with a single command, producing sweep000.png
, sweep001.png
and so on. This is achieved with –outputRawImages
, abbreviated -O . The command stores the image data directly, without rescaling pixel values.
Reading image files creates and updates internal HDF5 structure, adding grid data:
/data<i>
or /quality<i>
group containing an empty /data
(ie. uninitialized image), or if not found:/data<i>/data
of the existing /dataset<j>
with the highest index j
Metadata can be set
what:quantity="DBZH"
) –/dataset1/data2/what
:quantity=DBZH (see Changing attribute values)Metadata can be set before or after image inputs. Example:
Some important ODIM attributes can be added automatically with –completeODIM
command, which sets nbins
, nrays
, xsize
, and ysize
equal to data dimensions, if already loaded as image.
Rack produces GeoTIFF images under the following limitations:
scale
and offset
).gdalinfo
to check outputepsg:3844
, epsg:3035
, and epsg:3995
) raise errors – see Cartesian conversions and composites for details.display
) produce rendering errors of 16-bit images having width not multiple of tile widthExample:
The resulting file consists of lines containing values and counts
Example:
Rack can be also used to output the tree-like hierarchy of radar data in dot
format (http://www.graphviz.org/documentation/). From that format, one may use Graphviz dot
program to produce tree graphs in various image formats link png
, pdf
and svg
. For example:
The desired path can be selected with –select
path=<group>[/<group>] or simply –select
<group>[/<group>] because path is the first argument key.
The most relevant groups are dataset:
, and data:
, and quality:
. The colon : is compulsory for separating
data<index>
groups from lower level data
group in ODIM. In the current version, groups what
, what
and how
are handled somewhat automagically. (See Selecting data .)
In an operative environment, two parallel processes may perform quality control. Rack intelligently combines the resulting files using the following logic:
quantity=QIND
) is updated, based on either target class field (quantity=CLASS
) or (quantity=<class-name>
):quantity=CLASS
) is provided, QIND
and CLASS
will be updated directly from those.CLASS
is not provided, QIND
will be updated from the specific class probability (quantity=<class-name>
).QIND
(typically /quality1
), how:task_args
will be updated by the names of the added classes.In the following example, the quantities (detection classes) applied are those produced by Rack but could be thought as if they were produced by some other software, with same or similar names.
Consider two quality control processes, the first producing detection of EMITTER
and JAMMING
, stored in file volume-det1.h5
, containing following data (among others):
Assume the other process detecting SHIP
and SPECKLE
stored in volume-det2.h5
, respectively:
These files can be combined simply with
The resulting file contains structure as follows:
Just like after running several detection processes, after reading files containing detection fields, global ie. elevation-specific quality data (QIND
and CLASS
) are not implictly combined to local ie. quantity-specific quality data. As explained in detection , this combination takes place automatically if any removal command or –c
–aQualityCombiner command is issued.


Overview
Deletes either a single event record or a series of event records
Request Arguments
| Name |
Type |
Description |
Required |
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all_recurrences
|
Boolean
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http://{site_url}/rest/v10/Meetings/2c9e5c09-6824-0d14-f5cb-5130321ac3cf?all_recurrences=true
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"id": "11cf0d0a-40af-8cb1-9da0-5057a5f511f9"
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12 white Christmas trees that give you a blank canvas for ornaments and decor
by Dominique McIntee, Business Insider US- A white Christmas tree is a sophisticated option that adds a wintry feel to any space.
- To simplify your search for the perfect one, we curated a list of 12 white Christmas trees that range in size, shape, and decorative touches like built-in lights.
- Check out all of our holiday gift guides for 2019.
The traditional Christmas tree is a holiday classic, but it can be nice to shake things up every once and a while. That’s where the white Christmas tree comes in, bringing a decorative touch that’s a little more unique.
White Christmas trees can be striking and elegant, and the neutral color palette gives you total freedom to get creative. We’ve even seen them decorated with purple and orange ornaments, cobwebs, and witchy accessories for Halloween. They’re also fairly simple to assemble and collapse for storage.
To avoid endless searching on your end, we rounded up 12 trees based on customer reviews and features included.
For more Christmas decorations, browse our holiday buying guides:
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A 7-foot tree that is surprisingly affordable
$57.99, available on Amazon
This tree is composed of PVC, which is resistant to weathering, chemical rotting, corrosion, shock, and abrasion. These features mean it’s likely to last you quite a few years, making it more cost-effective over time. It’s also tall and full at the base, good for large spaces.
Tree height: 7 feet
Base diameter: 52 inches
Light count: unlit
Other considerations: 100% warranty-refund or replacement
A realistic winter tree that works for both indoor and outdoor settings
$129.99, available on Amazon
This tree is full, plush, and simple, allowing you to leverage your imagination when it comes time to decorate. The 9-foot height makes it the tallest on our list, though it’s available in other sizes as well. Plus, it’s compatible in both indoor and outdoor settings.
Tree height: 9 feet
Base diameter: 60 inches
Light count: unlit
Other considerations: no warranty
A short and narrow tree that’s easy to assemble and store
$29.99, available on Amazon
This waterproof tree fits nicely in small spaces, like studio apartments, dens, or classrooms. It arrives in three pieces for easy assembly.
Tree height: 5 feet
Base diameter: 30 inches
Light count: unlit
Other considerations: no warranty
An 8-foot Spruce tree with sturdy metal legs and plastic pads to protect your floor
$56.99, available on Amazon
This full tree features durable metal legs and plastic pads, providing balance, stability, and protection against damage on both your tree and floor. It’s made with 1,138 lush branch tips, which create the illusion of a genuine spruce tree.
Tree height: 8 feet
Base diameter: not mentioned
Light count: unlit
Other considerations: no warranty
A 6-foot tree that has a good amount of clearance for decor or presents underneath
$44.99, available on Amazon
This tree has 1,000 branch tips to ensure that you’ll create a full-body look. It arrives with a sturdy metal stand, and only takes a few minutes to set up. The branch-fluffing process takes a little extra time, but it’ll result in a tree that looks full and lush. It also seems to have a decent amount of clearance underneath so you can fit gifts or decorative items without issue.
Tree height: 6 feet
Base diameter: 44 inches
Light count: unlit
Other considerations: 90-day return policy
A glittery tree with bright, clear lights
$161.70, available on Home Depot
This tree is adorned with glittery branches and 550 clear lights for a bright, shimmery look. It’s also packed in a reusable storage container, and comes with easy-to-follow assembly instructions and a metal stand.
Tree height: 7 feet
Base diameter: 47 inches
Light count: 550 clear lights
Other considerations: 90-day return policy applies
A snow-flocked tree that’s wrapped in 550 warm white lights
$189.99, available on Amazon
Though it technically isn’t a white tree, its thick layer of faux snow gives it a nearly all-white canvas to work with. It has all the natural characteristics of a winter Pine tree, but comes with warm white lights. Its hinge branches and wide base provide volume and body.
Tree height: 7.5 feet
Base diameter: 52 inches
Light count: 550 warm white lights
Other considerations: 90-day return policy applies
A lush tree that’s an ideal centerpiece for large rooms
$223.56, available on Amazon
This full-body tree is 59 inches wide, making it ideal for large living and dining rooms, foyers, or offices. Its size and simplistic design provide a blank canvas, offering you endless decorating possibilities. It’s also prelit so you don’t have to worry about lights.
Tree height: 7.5 feet
Base diameter: 59 inches
Light count: 750 warm white lights
Other considerations: 2-year limited warranty
A tree that comes with a huge selection of blue ornaments
$159.99, available on Amazon
If monochrome trees are your thing, then this option is ideal. This tree includes a pack of 135 blue Christmas ornaments and decorative items for a color-blocked look, but you can also fleck it with your own ornaments for a personal touch. The lights included have to be manually wrapped; the tree comes with two sets of 39-foot strings.
Tree height: 6 feet
Base diameter: 42 inches
Light count: 120 clear LED lights
Other considerations: No warranty information provided
A 2-foot twig tree that’s perfect for desks and tabletops
$8, available on Target
This all-white tree Charlie Brown tree provides a clean and minimalist look. Its light weight and small size make it easy to bring it to work or fit on your desk or tabletop at home.
Tree height: 2 feet
Base diameter: 14 inches
Light count: unlit
Other considerations: 30-day return policy
A fuller mini tree that works as a table centerpiece
$34.60, available on Walmart
This tree is compact, but full-bodied. It comes prelit with clear lights for subtle glow, making it a perfect centerpiece for any table.
Tree height: 2 feet
Base diameter: 16 inches
Light count: 35 clear lights
Other considerations: 1-year limited manufacturer warranty
A pencil-like tree that’s perfect for narrow spaces
$79.99 on sale (originally $139.99), available on Michael’s [you save $60]
By design, this tree is tall and thin, fitting perfectly in tight, narrow spaces. It has 210 clear lights, so all you need to do is deck it out in decorations.
Tree height: 7 feet
Base diameter: 20 inches
Light count: 210 clear lights
Other considerations: 5-year warranty for the tree and 2-year warranty for the lights


Matteo, 45, had the operation on Monday and is currently being treated in a Leeds hospital after coming out of intensive care.
“The thoughts of everyone at the club are with Dom, his family and friends and we will be offering our support to them throughout this difficult time,” Liverpool said in a statement on Saturday.
“A popular member of the Liverpool side in the 1990s and a regular pundit and commentator on LFCTV in recent years, Matteo made his debut for the Reds in October 1993.
“We wish Dom a full and speedy recovery and will offer any support we can to his wife and family.”
Matteo started his career with Liverpool and made 155 appearances before moving to Leeds.
He scored one of the more memorable goals in Leeds history when his header against AC Milan in the San Siro secured their place in the Champions League knockout stages in the 2000-01 season.
After four years he moved on to Blackburn and then finally Stoke, as well as winning six caps for Scotland.
“Wishing my mate Dominic Matteo a speedy recovery – one of life’s good guys,” former Liverpool and Leeds striker Robbie Fowler wrote on Twitter, with Rio Ferdinand echoing similar sentiments and sending “best wishes”.
(AFP)


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PPPSTATS
Section: Maintenance Commands (8)Updated: 26 June 1995
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NAME
pppstats - print PPP statisticsSYNOPSIS
pppstats [ -a ] [ -v ] [ -r ] [ -z ] [ -c <count> ] [ -w <secs> ] [ interface ]DESCRIPTION
The pppstats utility reports PPP-related statistics at regular intervals for the specified PPP interface. If the interface is unspecified, it will default to ppp0. The display is split horizontally into input and output sections containing columns of statistics describing the properties and volume of packets received and transmitted by the interface.The options are as follows:
- -a
- Display absolute values rather than deltas. With this option, all reports show statistics for the time since the link was initiated. Without this option, the second and subsequent reports show statistics for the time since the last report.
- -c count
- Repeat the display count times. If this option is not specified, the default repeat count is 1 if the -w option is not specified, otherwise infinity.
- -r
- Display additional statistics summarizing the compression ratio achieved by the packet compression algorithm in use.
- -v
- Display additional statistics relating to the performance of the Van Jacobson TCP header compression algorithm.
- -w wait
- Pause wait seconds between each display. If this option is not specified, the default interval is 5 seconds.
- -z
- Instead of the standard display, show statistics indicating the performance of the packet compression algorithm in use.
The following fields are printed on the input side when the -z option is not used:
- IN
- The total number of bytes received by this interface.
- PACK
- The total number of packets received by this interface.
- VJCOMP
- The number of header-compressed TCP packets received by this interface.
- VJUNC
- The number of header-uncompressed TCP packets received by this interface. Not reported when the -r option is specified.
- VJERR
- The number of corrupted or bogus header-compressed TCP packets received by this interface. Not reported when the -r option is specified.
- VJTOSS
- The number of VJ header-compressed TCP packets dropped on reception by this interface because of preceding errors. Only reported when the -v option is specified.
- NON-VJ
- The total number of non-TCP packets received by this interface. Only reported when the -v option is specified.
- RATIO
- The compression ratio achieved for received packets by the packet compression scheme in use, defined as the uncompressed size divided by the compressed size. Only reported when the -r option is specified.
- UBYTE
- The total number of bytes received, after decompression of compressed packets. Only reported when the -r option is specified.
The following fields are printed on the output side:
- OUT
- The total number of bytes transmitted from this interface.
- PACK
- The total number of packets transmitted from this interface.
- VJCOMP
- The number of TCP packets transmitted from this interface with VJ-compressed TCP headers.
- VJUNC
- The number of TCP packets transmitted from this interface with VJ-uncompressed TCP headers. Not reported when the -r option is specified.
- NON-VJ
- The total number of non-TCP packets transmitted from this interface. Not reported when the -r option is specified.
- VJSRCH
- The number of searches for the cached header entry for a VJ header compressed TCP packet. Only reported when the -v option is specified.
- VJMISS
- The number of failed searches for the cached header entry for a VJ header compressed TCP packet. Only reported when the -v option is specified.
- RATIO
- The compression ratio achieved for transmitted packets by the packet compression scheme in use, defined as the size before compression divided by the compressed size. Only reported when the -r option is specified.
- UBYTE
- The total number of bytes to be transmitted, before packet compression is applied. Only reported when the -r option is specified.
When the -z option is specified, pppstats instead displays the following fields, relating to the packet compression algorithm currently in use. If packet compression is not in use, these fields will all display zeroes. The fields displayed on the input side are:
- COMPRESSED BYTE
- The number of bytes of compressed packets received.
- COMPRESSED PACK
- The number of compressed packets received.
- INCOMPRESSIBLE BYTE
- The number of bytes of incompressible packets (that is, those which were transmitted in uncompressed form) received.
- INCOMPRESSIBLE PACK
- The number of incompressible packets received.
- COMP RATIO
- The recent compression ratio for incoming packets, defined as the uncompressed size divided by the compressed size (including both compressible and incompressible packets).
The fields displayed on the output side are:
- COMPRESSED BYTE
- The number of bytes of compressed packets transmitted.
- COMPRESSED PACK
- The number of compressed packets transmitted.
- INCOMPRESSIBLE BYTE
- The number of bytes of incompressible packets transmitted (that is, those which were transmitted in uncompressed form).
- INCOMPRESSIBLE PACK
- The number of incompressible packets transmitted.
- COMP RATIO
- The recent compression ratio for outgoing packets.
SEE ALSO
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By David Chute It is sometimes difficult, and perhaps even wrong headed, to cling to normal critical standards when judging documentaries. The complex force of something real can be overpowering, even when the best that can be said is that the filmmaker doesn't impose himself between the viewer and the material, that he allows it to speak clearly for itself. Monte Bramer's "Paul Monette: The Brink of Summer's End" is a case in point.  The power derives from the material rather than the moviemaking, but that doesn't mean the power isn't real, or significant. An openly gay poet and novelist ("The Long Shot"), Monette won a National Book Award in 1992 for his memoir "Becoming a Man: Half a Life Story." At that point he had already lost two lovers to AIDS and was terminally ill himself. His determination to keep writing every single day, shuffling to the computer clinging to his IV stand, must have required huge reserves of physical courage. Monette emerges as a role model not just for writers, and not just for gay writers; for anyone inclined to take the freedom to speak and to create for granted. Monette in one scene displays an "I Am Salman Rushdie" pin conspicuously on his lapel, a clear indication that he understood, and fully intended, the larger implications. "Becoming a Man" was designed to be the book Monette had longed to read as a young gay man, but couldn't find, because it didn't yet exist; a plain-spoken account of shared experience that rang true and offered useful advice and reassurance. If the award-winning status of the book means anything (always an open question), it's that the work transcends its immediate purpose, that it describes one form of a common human occurrence, and makes its universality clear. As Monette says here, "We all have a closet we have to come out of if we are ever going to be free." One of the movie's strongest "subplots" is an assessment of what it cost the writer to arrive at that mature outlook. At the start, according to his editor, Monette was not so much a man who wanted to write as a charismatic young go-getter "who wanted to be a writer;" less a matter of having something urgent to say than of playing a certain role in the world. In retrospect, it seems, the only thing missing was a personal experience harrowing enough to stir him to the core, to burn off the impurities. Monette seems to have been transfigured, transmuted into an artist, by his experience of AIDS, his lovers' and then his own. His first work of non-fiction, "Borrowed Time: An AIDS Memoir," was an unflinching yet affirmative and even romantic account of his life with his companion of 12 years, attorney Roger Horowitz, and of Roger's illness and death; a book often cited as the first about the plague to cross-over strongly to straight readers. For many, it gave the crisis a human face. Will "Borrowed Time" survive as the "Diary of Anne Frank" of the AIDS scourge, as Monette himself incautiously suggests? It's an indication of the personal power of his story that we respond to Monette's most extreme positions (like the equivalence implied here between AIDS and the Holocaust) not with acceptance, perhaps, but certainly with understanding. They emerge as consistent extensions of a personality, as essential components of a full portrait. A movie can honestly earn an emotional response in many ways, and distinguished film technique is only one of them. "I'm not dying of AIDS," Monette insists, "I'm dying of homophobia." In this film, and in the most literal possible sense, we can see where Paul Monette was coming from.
Unrated.
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"PAUL MONETTE: THE BRINK OF SUMMER'S END"
With Paul Monette, Larry Kramer, Judith Light, Roger Horowitz, Stephen Kolzak, Winston Wilde, Star Black,
A presentation of First Run Features. Director/Writer Monte Bramer. Producer Lesli Klainberg. Readings from the works of Paul Monette by Jonathan Fried. Narrated by Linda Hunt. Original Music by Jon Ehrlich. Running time: 90 minutes
At the Laemmle Music Hall Theatre until May 28.
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Apache™ FOP: Building from Source Code
Do You Need To Build?
Apache™ FOP snapshots are either pre-compiled binary or source. If you are using a binary snapshot, it is already built and there is no need to build it again. If you got the source code from a repository snapshot or via Subversion you will need to build FOP. See the Download Instructions for information about where to obtain binary or repository snapshots, and whether a binary or source snapshot is best for your needs.
Set Up Your Environment
JDK
Building FOP requires a minimum Java Development Kit (JDK/SDK) of 1.4 (A Java Runtime Environment is not sufficient).
CLASSPATH
There is generally no need to setup a classpath. All libraries needed to compile FOP are included in the source distribution and are referenced by the build script. You will only need to adjust the classpath if you build FOP in some other way. See the build script build.xml for details.
JAVA_HOME
The build script uses Apache Ant, a popular Java-based build tool, which usually requires that the environment variable JAVA_HOME point to your local JDK root directory. This is true even if you use JDK 1.4 or above, which normally does not need this setting.
Apache Ant
Apache Ant (Version 1.7 or later) must be installed in order to build FOP. Following best practices we don't include Ant with FOP anymore. You can find the instructions to install Ant in the Ant manual on the web.
Run the Build Script
Change to the FOP root directory and build FOP by executing the build script (build.xml) using the "ant" command.
The file build.xml in the FOP root directory is the blueprint that Ant uses for the build. It contains information for numerous build targets, many of which are building blocks to more useful target, and others which are primarily used by the FOP developers. You may benefit from looking through this file to learn more about the various build targets. To obtain a complete list of useful build targets:
ant -projecthelp
The most useful targets are:
- package: Generates the JAR files (default). This is the normal build that produces a jar file usable for running FOP.
- clean : Cleans the build directory. This is useful for making sure that any build errors are cleaned up before starting a new build. It should not ordinarily be needed, but may be helpful if you are having problems with the build process itself.
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javadocs: Creates the FOP API documentation.
NoteA minimum JDK version of 1.4.2 is required for generating the javadocs.
To run the build:
ant [target ...]
For example to do a normal build for the "all" target (which is the default):
ant
OR
ant all
To clean the build directory first:
ant clean all
Troubleshooting
If you have problems building FOP, please try the following:
- Run the build with the target of "clean", then rerun the build.
- Delete the build directory completely, then rerun the build.
- Make sure you do not have a non-FOP version of xerces.jar, xalan.jar, batik.jar, or another dependency product somewhere in your CLASSPATH.
- If the build still fails, see the Getting Help page for further help.


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In accordance with the provisions of Ordinance 13194 adopted @Date by the Miami City Commission, (the "Ordinance") amending Chapter 22 of the code of the City of Miami as amended (the "Code"), @HaulerName, a Florida located at @HaulerAddress is a commercial solid waste franchisee ("franchisee") which is required to file with the City of Miami ("City") a monthly report updating its information for existing accounts within the city, new accounts within the city, and gross receipts from all accounts within the city for the previous month("Monthly report") and to remit to the city required payments for new account fees, monthly franchise fees, and any other amounts due to the city as set forth below (collectively, "payments"). In accordance with Article V of each Franchisee's Non-Exclusive Commercial Solid Waste Franchise Agreement ("Franchise Agreement") and the Ordinance , Franchisee hereby provides this Monthly Report and all required payments for the previous month ended as the @Days day of @Pmonth @Year as follow:
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Work in short rhythmic BURSTS, focusing on your most important task first. After "starting" your work session, the timer will display 25-minutes; you should FOCUS on the task at hand. Once the timer ends, you will move into a 5-minute break session. Ideally, for the most effective sesssions, complete 4-cycles and then treat yourself to a longer break.
It's critical to include scheduled breaks into your work routine. Building RENEWAL into you work-day, prevents burn-out. It's not only important to REST your mind and eyes; breaking away between work sessions mimics your bodies NATURAL CYCLE for renewal as well. Improve your productivity by allowing yourself to take a break after sessions of intent focus.
For more information about the Pomodoro Technique, check out this site.


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A shutter page is a page that is shown when a service has been switched off on purpose. These are different to page not found and technical difficulties pages.
Shutter page design
Your service should have a general page that does not include the day, date and time so a service can be shuttered quickly, before the content can be updated. But the content should be updated as fast as possible.
The page should:
- use the standard page template
- include the phase banner relevent to the service
- have "Service unavailable" as the page title and H1
- be clear and concise
- not have breadcrumbs
- not use vague terms like maintenance or jargon
- not use red text to warn people
Wherever possible, a shutter page should include:
- the day, date and time the service is going to be back
- other ways for someone to do what they need to do, if there are any
Shutter page examples
General page
This is a placeholder that can be used quickly if there is no time to change the content.
Example service that has a contact page on GOV.UK
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Example service that has no offline support
Day, date and time
This includes the helpful day, date and time information when a service will be available.
Example service that has a contact page on GOV.UK
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End of reporting period
This is for a service, like tax credit renewals, that is only open for part of the year.
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Closed forever
You should try and provide information about what has replaced it or what people need to do if they have outstanding questions.
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| num | [in] the VNUM of the room to add. |
- Returns
- True if the room was added successfully, false otherwise.
- Note
- The zone pointer on the Room object is set to the zone to which the room was added.
◆ GetName()
| std::string Zone::GetName |
( |
| ) |
const |
Retrieves the set name of the zone.
- Returns
- The name of the zone, or "" if a name hasn't been set.
◆ SetName()
| void Zone::SetName |
( |
const std::string & |
name | ) |
|
Sets the name of the zone object.
- Parameters
-
| name | The name of the zone. |
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Football: Man City don't need to sign another defender, says Kompany
LONDON: Manchester City's defensive resources have been stretched thin this season but former captain Vincent Kompany says they do not need to sign another defender in January to get their Premier League title defence back on track.
City did not move to replace central defender Kompany when he left the Etihad Stadium for Anderlecht in May, while the champions have since lost Aymeric Laporte to a long-term injury.
Midfielder Fernandinho has been played as a makeshift central defender alongside John Stones in recent games but the pair struggled against Liverpool in Sunday's (Nov 10) 3-1 defeat at Anfield.
"I don't think they need to sign another defender," Kompany told Sky Sports.
"The best way for City to defend in the past has been to attack. They have no reason to change that.
"As soon as they start reconnecting with the best performances, I'm convinced that we can see a sustainable amount of wins."
Leaders Liverpool have opened up a nine-point gap on fourth-placed City, but Kompany says his former side can turn things around to win a third consecutive title under Pep Guardiola.
"There's a lot of positives to be said about this (Liverpool) team, but I still believe Manchester City are in a position where they have recent history going for them," he added.


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Did you bring the Divine Stone of Wisdom?
Even though it's quite difficult to gain the trust of their highest-ranking shaman, you made it look very easy! Can I have the stone?
"Here it is."