We currently have two authentication mechanisms to choose from: * PropertiesLoginModule (a basic text file based login that looks up users and groups from the specified properties files) * SQLLoginModule (database based login that looks up users and groups in a database through SQL queries)
To make your program authenticate itself to the server, simply construct your InitialContext with the standard javax.naming.Context properties for user/pass info, which is:
Properties props = new Properties();
props.setProperty(Context.INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY, "org.apache.openejb.client.RemoteInitialContextFactory");
props.setProperty(Context.PROVIDER_URL, "ejbd://localhost:4201");
props.setProperty(Context.SECURITY_PRINCIPAL, "someuser");
props.setProperty(Context.SECURITY_CREDENTIALS, "thepass");
props.setProperty("openejb.authentication.realmName", "PropertiesLogin");
// optional
InitialContext ctx = new InitialContext(props);
ctx.lookup(...);
That will get you logged in and all your calls from that context should execute as you.
${openejb.base}/conf/login.config is a standard JAAS config file. Here, you can configure any number of security realms to authenticate against. To specify which of the realms you want to authenticate against, you can set the openejb.authentication.realmName property to any of the configured realm names in login.config. If you don't speficy a realm name, the default (currently PropertiesLogin) is used. For examples and more information on JAAS configuration, see the JAAS Reference Guide .
Supported options:
| Option | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| UsersFile | name of the properties file that contains the users and their passwords | *yes* |
| GroupsFile | name of the properties file that contains the groups and their member lists | *yes* |
UsersFile and GroupsFile are read in on every login, so +you can update them+ on a running system and those users will "show up" immediately +without the need for a restart+ of any kind.
You can either use a data source or configure the JDBC URL through which the user/group lookups will be made.
If you use a DataSource, you must specify its JNDI name with the dataSourceName option.
If you use JDBC directly, you have to specify at least the JDBC URL of the database. The driver should be autodetected (provided the appropriate jar is on your classpath), but if that fails for some reason, you can force a specific driver using the jdbcDriver option. For more information on JDBC URLs, see the JDBC Guide
The userSelect query must return a two-column list of user names (column 1) and passwords (column 2). This query should normally return a single row, which can be achieved by the use of a query parameter placeholder "?". Any such placeholders in both queries will be filled in with the username that the client is trying to log in with. The groupSelect query must return a two-column list of user names and their groups (or "roles" in the EJB world).
Supported options:
| Option | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| dataSourceName | the name of a data source | *yes* (alternative 1) |
| jdbcURL | a standard JDBC URL | *yes* (alternative 2) |
| jdbcDriver | the fully qualified class name of the database driver | no |
| jdbcUser | the user name for accessing the database | no |
| jdbcPassword | the password for accessing the database | no |
| userSelect | the SQL query that returns a list of users and their passwords | *yes* |
| groupSelect | the SQL query that returns a list of users and groups (roles) | *yes* |
| digest | the name of the digest algorithm (e.g. "MD5" or "SHA") for digest authentication | no |
| encoding | the digest encoding, can be "hex" or "base64" | no |
There are four-five different plug points where you could customize the functionality. From largest to smallest: - The SecurityService interface: As before all security work (authentication and authorization) is behind this interface, only the methods on it have been updated. If you want to do something really "out there" or need total control, this is where you go. Plugging in your own SecurityService should really be a last resort. We still have our "do nothing" SecurityService implementation just as before, but it is no longer the default. +You can add a new SecurityService impl by creating a service-jar.xml and packing it in your jar+. You can configure OpenEJB to use a different SecurityService via the openejb.xml.


SpiceJet flight with 175 passengers makes precautionary landing at Raipur
The flight, bound for Mumbai from Guwahati, made a precautionary landing at the airport after a passenger complained of heart problems
by ANIAbout 175 passengers of the SpiceJet flight 6481 which made a precautionary landing at the Swami Vivekananda Airport here in the morning are still stuck at the airport as these kinds of aircraft "do not operate from Raipur," said Raipur Airport Director Rakesh Sahay.
The flight, bound for Mumbai from Guwahati, made a precautionary landing at the airport after a passenger complained of heart problems.
The passenger, identified as Jitendra Shinde, was immediately shifted to the nearby hospital and is under medical assistance.
Sahay said that the aircraft of this category does not operate from Raipur and so the 175 passengers are still at the airport. The tool for pushback of this aircraft is being sourced from New Delhi by another flight till 8 pm after which the flight will leave for Mumbai, he added.
Further details are awaited.


Crikey! I think that must be the longest period of eerie silence at Hooting Yard since records began fourteen years ago. Much has happened in the interim. Well … not that much. There has been ongoing eye trouble (not yet resolved), regular shows on Resonance—available on Mixcloud—where I have been looking at past investigations of plums and swans and Captain Nitty, and a brief trip to Scotland. Oh, and I was asked to name a trawler.
 I have no idea who Mr Anthony is, but he is clearly a very sensible man. Please take a minute to marvel at this and this.


masseuse
Version: 3.0.0-alpha
Bower pulls from the bower branch (build badge is showing results for bower branch):
https://github.com/Solid-Interactive/masseuse
Docs & Tests
-
- masseuse
- BaseView
- ComputedProperty
- MasseuseModel
- MasseuseRouter
- ProxyProperty
- ViewContext
- utilities
- plugins
- rivets
- masseuse
Installation
You can use either grunt-init to setup your initial project scaffolding or bower to pull in masseuse as a dependency to an existing project.
Use the grunt-init-masseuse template to create your initial project scaffolding:
# after following the setup instructions on grunt-init-masseuse cd my-new-project grunt-init masseuse [answer some questions about your project] npm install && bower install && grunt server
Pull masseuse into an existing project:
bower install masseuse
Include it as a package in your requirejs config:
require.config({ ... packages : [ { name : 'masseuse', location : 'components/masseuse/app' } ] ... });
Description
Masseuse is a Backbone helper library that uses RequireJS AMDs.
Masseuse does the following:
- Adds lifecycle methods to Views that are optionally async using jQuery promises.
- Allows simiple two way binding between DOM and Model / Colection data through a View with Rivets support
- Allows easier separation of Views into a config containing options and functionality sections by providing several declarative shortcuts.
- Adds support for adding child Views.
- Provides Proxy and Computed Properties for Masseuse Models
- Support getters and setters using dot notation with support for nested models.
- Provides a Masseuse Router extension of the Backbone Router with a before routing callback.
Additionally there is support for append or replacing the el
of views, optional plugin methods on view initialization,
and a channels singleton for use as an event bus.
Usage
Look at the tests for example usage. More documentation coming soon.
Contributing
Fork git repo, then:
bower install
For use in the browser:
npm install -g grunt-cli
To setup headless browses testing:
npm install -g mocha-phantomjs phantomjs
grunt test
runs, opens, and watches the tests in the browser. Pull requests welcomed!
grunt test-cli
runs tests headless.
Utilities
grunt task called
notes:since
to show release notes since a version number (have to match versions exactly)# all release notes grunt notes:since # all release notes since 1.0.0 grunt notes:since:1.0.0 # all release notes since the beginning until 0.0.3 grunt notes:since::0.0.3
Release Notes
- 0.0.1-alpha - 2014-01-03 - patches
- 0.0.2 - 2014-01-07 - patches
- 0.0.3 - 2014-01-07 - patches
- 0.1.0 - 2014-01-08 - features
- 0.1.1 - 2014-01-09 - patches
- 0.2.0 - 2014-01-14 - features
- 0.2.1 - 2014-01-15 - patches
- 0.2.2 - 2014-01-16 - patches
- 1.0.0 - 2014-01-20 - backward incompatibilities
- 1.0.1 - 2014-01-20 - patches
- 1.0.2 - 2014-01-20 - patches
- 1.0.3 - 2014-01-21 - patches
- 1.1.0 - 2014-01-22 - features
- 1.2.0 - 2014-01-23 - features
- 1.2.1 - 2014-01-23 - patches
- 1.3.0 - 2014-01-24 - features
- 1.3.2 - 2014-01-24 - patches
- 1.3.3 - 2014-01-28 - patches
- 1.3.4 - 2014-01-29 - patches
- 1.4.0 - 2014-01-30 - features
- 1.5.0 - 2014-01-31 - features
- 1.5.1 - 2014-02-03 - patches
- 1.5.2 - 2014-02-03 - patches
- 1.5.3 - 2014-02-04 - patches
- 1.6.0 - 2014-02-04 - features
- 1.6.1 - 2014-02-04 - patches
- 1.6.2 - 2014-02-04 - patches
- 1.7.0 - 2014-02-05 - features
- 1.7.1 - 2014-02-05 - patches
- 1.7.2 - 2014-02-06 - patches
- 1.7.3 - 2014-02-06 - patches
- 1.7.4 - 2014-02-06 - patches
- 1.7.5 - 2014-02-06 - patches
- 1.7.6 - 2014-02-09 - patches
- 1.8.0 - 2014-02-11 - features
- 1.9.0 - 2014-02-18 - features
- 1.9.1 - 2014-02-18 - patches
- 1.9.2 - 2014_02_19 - patches
- 1.10.0 - 2014-02-19 - features
- 1.11.0 - 2014-02-20 - features
- 1.11.1 - 2014-02-21 - patches
- 1.11.2 - 2014_02_24 - patches
- 1.11.3 - 2014-02-27 - patches
- 1.12.0 - 2014-02-28 - features
- 1.13.0 - 2014-03-02 - features
- 1.13.1 - 2014-03-02 - patches
- 1.13.2 - 2014-03-02 - patches
- 1.13.3 - 2014-03-03 - patches
- 1.13.4 - 2014-03-04 - patches
- 1.13.5 - 2014-03-04 - patches
- 2.0.0 - 2014-03-10 - backward incompatibilities
- 2.0.1 - 2014-03-11 - patches
- 2.0.2 - 2014-03-12 - patches
- 2.0.3 - 2014-02-13 - patches
- 2.1.0 - 2014-03-28 - features
- 2.1.1 - 2014-04-05 - patches
- 2.1.2 - 2014-04-07 - patches
- 2.1.3 - 2014-04-11 - patches
- 2.2.0 - 2014-04-13 - features
- 2.2.1 - 2014-04-15 - patches
- 2.2.2 - 2014-04-25 - patches
- 2.2.3 - 2014-04-29 - patches
- 2.2.4 - 2014-05-22 - patches
- 2.2.5 - 2014-05-28 - patches
- 2.2.6 - 2014-06-10 - patches
- 2.3.0 - 2014-06-20 - features
- 2.3.1 - 2014-08-13 - patches
- 2.3.2 - 2014-12-05 - patches
- 3.0.0-alpha - 2014-12-05 - backward incompatibilities
Contributors (git shortlog -s -n
)
- Peter Ajtai
- Greg Larrenaga
- Cooper Hilscher
- Jonathan Waltner
- kaijarayne
- Andrew Gurinovich
- michael.fenwick
- Travis McHattie
- Jesse McCabe
- Main Conf Room
Compiled file. Do not modify directly. Created: 2014-12-05 02:02:37


TSA
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This help file has been generated by the freeware version of HelpNDoc


:navtop
+callout-info
Here are the set of steps to create a simple map.
-callout
:heading Create a New Map
From the entry menu choose "Pick a Type...".
Under GIS Data select "Integrated Map Data":
Image 2: New Entry
Enter a name for your map. You can ignore the file. Enter some description.
Note: the description is wiki text.
Image 3: New Map Form
Once created you will have the initial display below.
Image 4: Initial Display
:br
:heading Basic Editing
Select the New menu to see the different map glyph types that can be added.
You can add Groups, basic shapes - Marker, Label, Lines, Box, etc., Map files,
remote Map Servers, Images and other RAMADDA entries.
Image 5: New Menu
Selecting a shape click and/or click-drag in the map to create the shape.
Once something is created in the map a legend is shown on the left.
Here we have created a Group called "Some Group", a Marker, a Box and a Freehand glyph.
The glyphs in the legend can be dragged and dropped to reorder. You can also
drag a glyph onto a Group to add the glyph to the group.
:heading Properties Dialog
Clicking on the toggle arrow (
)
shows more details for the glyph. The
link
takes brings up an edit window for that glyph. This allows you to specify
the drawing style and other properties.
:p
The main Properties tab allows you to change the name of the glyph,
toggle the visibility and specify what zoom levels this glyph is
visible in. This allows you to, for example, specify that when the
map is zoomed out the glyph won't be shown.
The popup text is the text shown when the user clicks on the glyph.
The legend text is just extra text shown in the legend.
The Flags tab allows you to specify a number of extra flags or properties
for this glyph. For example, below the showButtons and showMeasures are both set to
false. With showButtons the button links in the legend won't be shown for non-logged in users.
The showMeasure=false says to not show the distance and dimensions in the legend.
The Style tab provides settings that control the drawing style of the glyph.
These settings can vary depending on the type of the glyph.
The Active button, if set, will apply the style to the glyph when it is changed in the form.
The style tab for the Group will contain all possible styles.
Clicking on the
icon for any one style will apply
that style to all of the contained glyphs within the group.
:heading File Menu
The File menu allows you to Save the map. The map is saved as a JSON file associated with
the IMDV entry. This file can be downloaded and added to make a new IMDV entry.
:p
Other actions include:
* Import - Select another IMDV entry to import its map from
* List Features - Shows an alternative to the legend
* Clear Commands - clear out the current command (e.g, New Marker)
* Set Default Style - Show the Style dialog that is used for any new glyphs
The Properties link brings up the Properties dialog for the IMDV map.
You can:
* Show Opacity Slider - for any images this changes the opacity
* Show Graticules - show lat/lon lines
* Show Mouse Position - show lat/lon of mouse
* Show Address - Show an input that allows for searching for addresses
* Legend Position - Select where the legend should be shown
* Show Base Map Select - show a menu in the legend to set the base map
* Header/Footer - add wiki text to show above and below the map
:heading Edit Menu
The Edit Menu allows you to select glyphs, cut/copy/paste, move/reshape/rotate, etc.


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Hello
Center
This is a demonstration of DaCSSlide library
First of all you need to define presentation's symbols and they initial look
Then you can use extended SCSS rules to move/re-arrange symbols
You can add advanced CSS3-transforms or other HTML5 features. Including WebGL.
You can add speaker's comments (that could be hidden when presenting).
The speaker's comments could be large. Contain links, icons, buttons - whatever you would like to have!
Presentation possibilities are limited only by your Imagination!
And you can add some source code to your slides!


Edith "Edy" S. (Scheiwe) Jacobson
MADISON – Edith S. Jacobson, age 62, passed peacefully, surrounded by family, friends and most importantly love on Friday November 8, 2019.
Edy was born on March 12, 1957 in Waukesha, WI to Wayne and VernaBell Scheiwe. She grew up in Waukesha and later moved to Madison where she attended East High School and met the love of her life Jeff. Edy married Jeffrey Jacobson on June 27, 1981. She enjoyed coffee, the beach, her pets, Capitolaires, Disney, and loved her Facebook Black Bear family. She loved visiting with family and friends, especially bragging about her children and grandchildren. Family and friends have always been so very important to Edy. The two are synonymous. To be a friend is to be family. You always knew you were loved by Edy.
"Aunt Edy loves you"
Edy is survived by her loving husband Jeffrey; children, Annie (Joe) Nuval, Corey (Tara), and Dameon (Autumn Neugent); grandchildren, Zachary Buchanan, Jada White and special sister, Deb Jacobson. She is further survived by her mother, VernaBell; siblings, Ron (Deb) Scheiwe and Phil (Jackie) Scheiwe, Cindi (David) Anderson, Curt, Danny; and a multitude of Jacobsons, Scheiwes, extended family and friends.
She is preceded in death by her father, Wayne; mother-in-law, Joyce; sister, Panda; and brother-in-law, Bob.
A Celebration of Life will be held at 6PM on Friday, November 15, 2019 at RYAN FUNERAL HOME, 2418 N. Sherman Avenue, Madison, with Doug Stampfli presiding. A visitation will be held from 4PM until time of service on Friday at the funeral home.
The family would like to thank the staff at the TLC Unit at University Hospital for their care and support.
To view and sign this guestbook, please visit: www.ryanfuneralservice.com
Ryan Funeral Home & Cremation Services
2418 N. Sherman Avenue
608-249-8257


ANTLR 2.7.1
Release NotesOctober 1, 2000
The ANTLR 2.7.1 release is a bug fix
release, brought to you by those hip cats at jGuru.com.
One of the bug fixes, however, allows UNICODE characters to be recognized for the
first time. :)
Enhancements
ANTLR 2.7.1 has a few enhancements:
- ANTLR now allows UNICODE characters because Terence made
case-statement expressions more efficient ;) See the unicode example in the
distribution and the brief blurb in the documentation.
- Massively improved C++ code generator (see below).
- Added automatic column setting support. See updated doc and new examples/java/columns directory.
- Ter added throws to tree and regular parsers .
- Added an antlr/extras directory, currently containing only antlr-emacs.el by<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Thanks,
Christoph!
C++ Code Generation
Pete Wells and Ric Klaren have pretty much gutted the C++
code generator to use templates and so on. Here are few notes (with
lib/cpp/Changelog having more goodies).  :)
Enhancements to C++ code generator for:
- * #line generation for easier debugging of action code. Turn
on/off
with option genHashLines (grammar option).
- * Cleaner generated code, by providing options to specify
namespace
prefixes. Grammar options namespaceAntlr and namespaceStd can
be set to "antlr::" and "std::" or to blank if your compiler
doesn't support namespaces.
- * Generate comments to explain what the bitsets represent.
- * Fix bug with -traceTreeParser code.
- * Avoid warnings about unused variable _saveIndex.
- * Remove final, illegal comma in token types enum.
Enhancements to C++ support library for:
- * Performance enhancements. Thanks to several people for
suggestions/patches here. Improvements to memory management for
building strings, and buffering of tokens.
- * Support for Metrowerks Codewarrior, and Sun CC 5.0.
- * Fix problem with multi-threaded lexers using static
variable.
- * Slight tidy up (more planned).
Additionally, there have been enhancements made to the C++
side to mirror the Java side changes.
Ric Klaren (2.7.1a3 C++ changes) says:
- - action.g allow ':' in ID rule so C++ namespace qualifiers
work.
- - CppCodegernator the '::' fix for namespaceXXX options. As
requested by Michael Schmitt.
- - Several cleanups in the Exception classes (basically a
hoisting of code) and one or two new constructors with more line/column param's.
- - Default value for column in LexerInputState to 1. as
suggested by someone on the list.. (name I would have to look up)
- - A makefile for the C++ lib directory. Not yet the autoconf
stuff posted by someone (whose name I would also have to look up) it would imply a bigger
workover of the lib/cpp directory. Which is harder to do with diff's.
- - Some changes I made after enabling the effective C++
warnings on g++ (minor drivle basically.. in most places not really needed)
- - Several virtuals added to methods. Based on a suggestion
also by Ernest Pasour. It makes the error messages from the thrown exceptions a lot better
Bug Fixes
In no particular order, here are the improvements/fixes made
to 2.7.0 to arrive at 2.7.1 (via 2.7.1a1..a4):
- columns started at 0 for line 1. fixed.
- Bob McWhirter added -o fix so that antlr looks for import
vocab stuff in -o director if not found in $CWD (current working directory).
- Added optimization so that large unicode ranges don't result
in giant switch case expressions. For example, added charVocabulary='\u0003'..'\uffff' to
java.g. Took antlr 24s to generate 51k lexer file vs 9sec without. New 2.7.1 did it with
big vocab in 14 sec. Oh, and the interesting thing is that with the big vocab and new
optimization, it's actually smaller than with vocab set to ASCII. :)
- added a build script.
- Robert Colquhoun<EMAIL_ADDRESS>gave me a patch to pull stuff out of Tool.java that was causing it to be required for
runtime even.
- Jerry James<EMAIL_ADDRESS>gave me a patch to make the labels for heterogeneous tree nodes match the specific AST
type rather than plain AST.
- ANTLR didn't like curlies in quotes (preproc.g was hosed).
It now parses:
class A extends Parser;
tokens {
// hi |}
/*
fds
*}*/
TOK_LBRACE="{";
TOK_RBRACE="}";
}
a : "{" B "}";
- Fixed C++ code generator to allow ~(Z|G)
- Parser.getInputState called setInputState.
- ANTLR now allows comments between header, options, and tokens
and then '{' now. Examples:
options //fdkjfds
{
k = 1;
}
tokens //testing
{
A = "a";
}
- Made fields of CommonToken protected (open to subclasses),
added col. added column tracking support; tabs are counted as 1 unless you override tab().
Called from consume(); bumps by one by default. Overhead is minimal; only called on tabs.
extra increment for all consume()s now extra int in CommonToken.
/**
advance the current column number by an appropriate amount. If you do not override
this to specify how much to jump for a tab, then tabs are counted as one char. This method
is called from consume().
*/
public void tab() {
// update inputState.column as function of
// inputState.column and tab stops.
// For example, if tab stops are columns 1
// and 5 etc... and column is 3, then add 2
// to column.
inputState.column++;
}
- added CharScanner.setColumn
- warnings were going to stdout, make go to stderr.
- added check for unterminated rules. Labels in column 1 result
in a warning.
- wasn't providing always exactly 4 digits for \u chars in
JavaCharFormatter.escapeChar.
- Fixed that nasty follow cycle grammar analysis bug Tom Moog
and others found.
- C++: CharScanner.cpp toLower, changed arg from char to int.
- added column support to C++ output
- Sather fixes put in, brought up to snuff with Java/C++.
- ANTLR continued on after discovering duplicate grammar.
'caused later exception.
- Bug fix: $setType( w ); didn't work because of the leading
space.
- For the java.tree.g grammar: the NEW operator didn't allow an
optional (objBlock)?
- HTML: Added lots of tweaks to html.g, Made blockquote handle
nested content. Fixed bug in COMMENT_DATA that wouldn't let '-' appear in comment.
Made COMMENT scarf WS after comment
- Added to runtime jars (bigger but too lazy to weed out
unnecessary var refs that force inclusion):
antlr/DefineGrammarSymbols.class
antlr/ANTLRGrammarParseBehavior.class
antlr/MakeGrammar.class
antlr/ANTLRParser.class
antlr/ANTLRTokenTypes
antlr/LLkGrammarAnalyzer
antlr/GrammarAnalyzer
public CommonASTWithHiddenTokens() {
super();
}
public CommonASTWithHiddenTokens(Token tok) {
super(tok);
}
ANTLR Installation
ANTLR comes as a single zip or compressed tar file. Unzipping
the file you receive will produce a directory called antlr-2.7.1 with
subdirectories antlr, doc, examples, cpp, and examples.cpp. You
need to place the antlr-2.7.1 directory in your CLASSPATH environment
variable. For example, if you placed antlr-2.7.1 in directory /tools,
you need to append
/tools/antlr-2.7.1
to your CLASSPATH or.
\tools\antlr-2.7.1
if you work on an NT or Win95 box.
References to antlr.* will map to /tools/antlr-2.7.1/antlr/*.class.
You must have at least JDK 1.1 installed properly on your
machine. The ASTFrame AST viewer uses Swing 1.1.
JAR FILE
Try using the runtime library antlr.jar file. Place it in your CLASSPATH
instead of the antlr-2.7.1 directory. The jar includes all parse-time
files needed (if it is missing a file, email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>You cannot run the antlr tool itself with the jar, but your parsers should run with just
this jar file. It's pretty small, around 75k uncompressed.
RUNNING ANTLR
ANTLR is a command line tool (although many development
environments let you run ANTLR on grammar files from within the environment). The main
method within antlr.Tool is the ANTLR entry point.
java antlr.Tool file.g
The command-line option is -diagnostic, which generates a
text file for each output parser class that describes the lookahead sets. Note that there
are number of options that you can specify at the grammar class and rule level.
Options -trace, -traceParser, -traceTreeParser may be used to
track the lexer, parser, and tree parser invocations.
Try the new -html option to generate HTML output of your
grammar(s); this is only partially done.
If you have trouble running ANTLR, ensure that you have Java
installed correctly and then ensure that you have the appropriate CLASSPATH set.
Version: $Id: //depot/code/org.antlr/release/antlr-2.7.1/doc/antlr271release.html#2 $
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TARZAN
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Walt Disney Pictures Director: Chris Buck & Kevin Lima Writer: Tab Murphy, Bob Tzudiker, Noni White, story "Tarzan of the Apes" by Edgar Rice Burroughs Cast: Voices of Tony Goldwyn, Glenn Close, Rosie O'Donnell, Minnie Driver, Nigel Hawthorne, Brian Blessed, Wayne Knight, Alex D. Linz, Lance Henriksen
If Disney's latest animated feature were regarded from Jane's point of view, it would be subtitled, "The Swinger Who Shagged Me." Further, if the lead character--the only human being not yet a member of America Online--were to sign up, his screen name would be<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Proving that sequels need not always be downhill runs, this "Tarzan" will attract its audience of millions for its qualitative differences from all previous ape-man stories, as this one utilizes no human beings, no gorillas, and no people dressed in simian raiment. Every moment of its run combines computer- generated imagery with traditional drawings, seamlessly bound to defy the audience to distinguish between them.
Johnny Weissmuller notwithstanding, there's quite a bit that animation can do that live performers and settings cannot. Through the almost infinite variety of color combinations available to designers, the African jungle can be made far more beautiful than a traveller on safari will ever remember it to be. Waters will be stunningly aquamarine, trees will be appear in lush, verdant splendor. Animals can be fashioned either anthropomorphically (like Kala, the gorilla) or conceived according to their genuine nature (like Sabor, the leopard). Music, generally used as soundtrack in films employing live actors, easily moves to the forefront in cartoons. And since celebrities are used as voiceovers, a cartoon will attract people who are fans of the stars. Kevin Lim and Chris Buck, who direct this visually exhilarating entry into the Disney lineage, exploit these resources thoroughly.
If the story of Tarzan takes place during Victorian times in England, this is only because its creator, Edgar Rice Burroughs, was a product of those times. This version of the Burroughs story requires no previous knowledge of the classic tale. It takes us through the entire story of the title character's birth through his courtship of Jane, a professor's daughter who accompanies her dad on a study of African gorillas. The one segment of the story which could scare the kiddies occurs during the opening minutes which, by the way, are the most impressive part of the entire 88-minute film.  Kala's young son is chased and eaten by a leopard, a fate which similarly befalls Tarzan's folks, leaving the former childless and the latter an orphan. The baby Tarzan is found by Kala, adopted by her despite her mate's hostility to this "hairless wonder," and comes of age with fellow gorillas and elephants as his only mates and mentors. When a study party led by Professor Porter (Nigel Hawthorne), his dressed-to-the-nines daughter Jane (Minnie Driver), and their gun-toting protector Clayton (Brian Blessed) settle into camp, Tarzan meets Jane, whisks her to safety in a stunning ride across cliffs from limb to bough. They like each other. Tarzan teaches Jane Gorilla and is tutored in English in return. The tension mounts when Clayton, more interested in capturing gorillas for the money he can get for them in England, executes plans to betray his employers.
The animators of this striking film bring to mind the designers of similar cartoon enterprises such as "Prince of Egypt" and "Pocohantas," and when compared to epic films like "The Phantom Menace" may seem positively retro. Despite the throwback to the more conventional school of animation, this movie soars by its melding of computer graphics with the paint-and-paper design and through new processes such as Deep Canvas, a technique which puts a third dimension into the title character's oscillations. Scripters Tab Murphy, Bob Tzudiker and Noni White may not have thrown in the obligatory witticisms for the adults accompanying the small fry, but the story profits from the crackling good spirits of Minnie Driver and Rosie O'Donnell as Jane and Terk (who is Tarzan's simian best friend) respectively.
As Tarzan and Jane fall more deeply in love, you'll wonder how their association will turn out. Will she succeed in conning the ape man to civilization, where he'd be studied by stuffy anthropologists as was Kaspar Hauser? Or will the muscular swinger get her to shed her crinolines and strangling neckwear to enjoy the freedom of the jungle? Will Jane wonder how she is going to survive without the toilet paper to which she is accustomed? Will Tarzan ponder the disadvantages of chucking his free bananas for expensive salons serving tea and scones? Author Burroughs had his own idea for the resolution of the plot, one which is at odds with the cartoon's. In any case, the plot's not the thing in this film of startling animated beauty which, like "Prince of Egypt," gives a fresh look to one of the world's popular myths.
Rated G. Running Time: 88 minutes. (C) 1999 Harvey Karten
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A Kotlin Multiplatform library for iOS and Android to provide file system access.
| com.suparnatural.core.fs.ContentEncoding |
Supported Types of file content encodings |
| com.suparnatural.core.fs.FileSystem |
A thread safe singleton to access file system apis. |
| com.suparnatural.core.fs.FileType |
Type of a file |
| com.suparnatural.core.fs.Path |
Represents a file system path to a resource |
| com.suparnatural.core.fs.PathComponent |
A Path is made up of PathComponents. For example, a path has Path.absolutePath and Path.relativePath which are both PathComponents. |
| com.suparnatural.core.fs.StatResult |
Stats for a file with name as name. |


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Intro to Programming - 123456 - INFO 101 - 020 |
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| Status: | Open |
| Available for Registration: | May 01, 2018 - Nov 02, 2018 |
| College: | School of Business and Technology |
| Department: | Information Systems |
| Part of Term: | C04 |
| Course Credits: | 1.500 |
| Course Levels: | MN or MC Graduate, Juris Doctor, Undergraduate |
| Campus: | Main Campus |
| Override: | No |
| Rosters: | Classlist |
| Office Hours: | Add |
| Maximum | Actual | Remaining | |
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| Enrollment: | 50 | 45 | 5 |
| Cross List: | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Type | Time | Days | Where | Date Range | Schedule Type | Instructors |
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| Lecture | 11:00 am - 12:20 pm | TR | Science Building 111 | Oct 29, 2018 - Dec 18, 2018 | Lecture | Polly Professor |
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| Status: | Open |
| Available for Registration: | May 01, 2018 - Nov 02, 2018 |
| College: | School of Business and Technology |
| Department: | Information Systems |
| Part of Term: | C04 |
| Course Credits: | 1.500 |
| Course Levels: | MN or MC Graduate, Juris Doctor, Undergraduate |
| Campus: | Main Campus |
| Override: | No |
| Rosters: | Classlist |
| Office Hours: | Add |
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| Cross List: | 0 | 0 | 0 |
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| Status: | Open |
| Available for Registration: | May 01, 2018 - Nov 02, 2018 |
| College: | School of Business and Technology |
| Department: | Information Systems |
| Part of Term: | C04 |
| Course Credits: | 1.500 |
| Course Levels: | MN or MC Graduate, Juris Doctor, Undergraduate |
| Campus: | Main Campus |
| Override: | No |
| Rosters: | Classlist |
| Office Hours: | Add |
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| Enrollment: | 50 | 35 | 15 |
| Cross List: | 0 | 0 | 0 |
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Authors and actors and artists and such
Never know nothing, and never know much.
Sculptors and singers and those of their kidney
Tell their affairs from Seattle to Sydney.
Playwrights and poets and such horses' necks
Start off from anywhere, end up at sex.
Diarists, critics, and similar roe
Never say nothing, and never say no.
People Who Do Things exceed my endurance;
God, for a man that solicits insurance!


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PublicApi
ui.grid.core
Public Api for the core grid features
Clears any override on visibility for the row so that it returns to using normal filtering and other visibility calculations. If the row is currently invisible then sets it to visible and calls both grid refresh and emits the rowsVisibleChanged event TODO: if a filter is active then we can't just set it to visible?
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| rowEntity | object | gridOptions.data[] array instance |
The visibility of a column has changed, the column itself is passed out as a parameter of the event.
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| scope | $scope | The scope of the controller. This is used to deregister this event when the scope is destroyed. |
| callBack | Function | Will be called when the event is emited. The function passes back the GridCol that has changed. |
gridApi.core.on.columnVisibilityChanged( $scope, function (column) { // do something } );
Trigger a grid resize, normally this would be picked up by a watch on window size, but in some circumstances it is necessary to call this manually
| promise | promise that is resolved when render completes? |
Notify the grid that a data or config change has occurred, where that change isn't something the grid was otherwise noticing. This might be particularly relevant where you've changed values within the data and you'd like cell classes to be re-evaluated, or changed config within the columnDef and you'd like headerCellClasses to be re-evaluated.
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| type | string | one of the uiGridConstants.dataChange values (ALL, ROW, EDIT, COLUMN), which tells us which refreshes to fire. |
Request a refresh of the rendered grid on screen, if multiple calls to queueGridRefresh are made within a digest cycle only one will execute. The refresh method re-runs both the columnProcessors and the rowProcessors, as well as calling refreshCanvas to update all the grid sizing. In general you should prefer to use queueGridRefresh instead, which is basically a debounced version of refresh.
Requests execution of refreshCanvas, if multiple requests are made during a digest cycle only one will run. RefreshCanvas updates the grid sizing.
| promise | promise that is resolved when render completes? |
Refresh the rendered grid on screen. The refresh method re-runs both the columnProcessors and the rowProcessors, as well as calling refreshCanvas to update all the grid sizing. In general you should prefer to use queueGridRefresh instead, which is basically a debounced version of refresh.
If you only want to resize the grid, not regenerate all the rows and columns, you should consider directly calling refreshCanvas instead.
Runs only the rowProcessors, columns remain as they were. It then calls redrawInPlace and refreshCanvas, which adjust the grid sizing.
| promise | promise that is resolved when render completes? |
Register a "columns processor" function. When the columns are updated, the grid calls each registered "columns processor", which has a chance to alter the set of columns as long as the count is not modified.
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| processorFunction | function(renderedColumnsToProcess, rows | columns processor function, which is run in the context of the grid (i.e. this for the function will be the grid), and must return the updated columns list, which is passed to the next processor in the chain |
| priority | number | the priority of this processor. In general we try to do them in 100s to leave room for other people to inject columns processors at intermediate priorities. Lower priority columnsProcessors run earlier. At present allRowsVisible is running at 50, filter is running at 100, sort is at 200, grouping at 400, selectable rows at 500, pagination at 900 (pagination will generally want to be last) |
Register a "rows processor" function. When the rows are updated, the grid calls each registered "rows processor", which has a chance to alter the set of rows (sorting, etc) as long as the count is not modified.
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| processorFunction | function(renderedRowsToProcess, columns | rows processor function, which is run in the context of the grid (i.e. this for the function will be the grid), and must return the updated rows list, which is passed to the next processor in the chain |
| priority | number | the priority of this processor. In general we try to do them in 100s to leave room for other people to inject rows processors at intermediate priorities. Lower priority rowsProcessors run earlier. At present allRowsVisible is running at 50, sort manipulations running at 60-65, filter is running at 100, sort is at 200, grouping and treeview at 400-410, selectable rows at 500, pagination at 900 (pagination will generally want to be last) |
Rendering is complete, called at the same
time as onRegisterApi
, but provides a way to obtain
that same event within features without stopping end
users from getting at the onRegisterApi method.
Included in gridApi so that it's always there - otherwise there is still a timing problem with when a feature can call this.
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| gridApi | GridApi | the grid api, as normally returned in the onRegisterApi method |
gridApi.core.on.renderingComplete( grid );
Sets an override on the row to make it always invisible, which will override any filtering or other visibility calculations. If the row is currently visible then sets it to invisible and calls both grid refresh and emits the rowsVisibleChanged event
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| rowEntity | object | gridOptions.data[] array instance |
The sort criteria on one or more columns has changed. Provides as parameters the grid and the output of getColumnSorting, which is an array of gridColumns that have sorting on them, sorted in priority order.
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| scope | $scope | The scope of the controller. This is used to deregister this event when the scope is destroyed. |
| callBack | Function | Will be called when the event is emited. The function passes back the grid and an array of columns with sorts on them, in priority order. |
gridApi.core.on.sortChanged( $scope, function(grid, sortColumns){ // do something });
A null handling method that can be used when building custom sort functions
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| a | object | sort value a |
| b | object | sort value b |
| number | null if there were no nulls/undefineds, otherwise returns a sort value that should be passed back from the sort function |
mySortFn = function(a, b) { var nulls = $scope.gridApi.core.sortHandleNulls(a, b); if ( nulls !== null ){ return nulls; } else { // your code for sorting here };
is raised when the canvas height has changed
arguments: oldHeight, newHeight
is raised after the filter is changed. The nature of the watch expression doesn't allow notification of what changed, so the receiver of this event will need to re-extract the filter conditions from the columns.
is raised when the grid dimensions have changed (when autoResize is on)
arguments: oldGridHeight, oldGridWidth, newGridHeight, newGridWidth
is raised after the cache of visible rows is changed.
is raised after the rows that are visible change. The filtering is zero-based, so it isn't possible to say which rows changed (unlike in the selection feature). We can plausibly know which row was changed when setRowInvisible is called, but in that situation the user already knows which row they changed. When a filter runs we don't know what changed, and that is the one that would have been useful.
is raised when scroll begins. Is throttled, so won't be raised too frequently
is raised when scroll has finished. Is throttled, so won't be raised too frequently


private
members of an outer class.
For such references, javac will generate package-private synthetic accessor methods,
which may compromise the security because members appearing to be private will in fact be accessible from the entire package.
A nested class and its outer class are compiled to separate class files. The Java virtual machine normally prohibits access from a class to private fields and methods of another class. To enable access from a nested class to private members of an outer class, javac creates a package-private synthetic accessor method.
By making the private
member package-private instead, the actual accessibility is made explicit.
This also saves a little bit of memory, which may improve performance in resource constrained environments.
This inspection only reports if the language level of the project or module is 10 or lower. Under Java 11 and higher accessor methods are not generated anymore, because of nest-based access control (JEP 181).
Example:
class Outer {
private void x() {}
class Inner {
void y() {
x();
}
}
}
After the quick fix is applied:
class Outer {
void x() {}
class Inner {
void y() {
x();
}
}
}


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Origin
myOrigin
| Destination | Distance | Status | Live Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| dst1 | 99 km | OK | 55m0s (5m faster than usual) |
| dst2 | 99 km | OK | 1h0m0s (the usual traffic) |
| dst3 | 99 km | OK | 1h1m0s (1m slower than usual) |
| dst4 | 99 km | OK | 1h11m0s (11m slower than usual) |
Updated
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[gecode-users] Reified Global Constraints
Guido Tack
tack at gecode.org
Mon Apr 23 06:00:30 CEST 2012
Hi,
you can look through the API documentation (or the int.hh header file) for the constraints that take an additional BoolVar as the last argument, those are the ones that support reification. Concerning your concrete question, there are reified linear constraints but no reified distinct.
Cheers,
Guido
--
Guido Tack
http://www.csse.monash.edu/~guidot/
On 23/04/2012, at 1:48 PM, Md Solimul Chowdhury wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Greetings.
> I am currently engaged with a research project, for which I need to model CSPs with reified global constraints. In the Gecode manual, "Modelling and Programming with Gecode", I did not find much discussion on modeling CSPs with reified global constraints. In the current version of Gecode, which global constraints have reified versions? I am particularly interested with the reified versions of Linear and Distinct global constraints, if there is any. Any pointer to a resource, which contains a sample Gecode model with reified global constraints will be appreciated.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Solimul Chowdhury
> Department of Computing Science
> University of Alberta, Canada.
>
>
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Top US Cities
There is no basis for my rankings
- San Francisco
- Seattle
- Miami
- Los Angeles
- New York City
- Portland
- Austin
- Nashville
- San Diego
Clearly a West Coast bias
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Hope to add to this list!
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R-install
$ sudo apt-get install r-base # all R packages
[$ sudo apt-get install r-base-core # core packages of R]
[$ sudo apt-get install r-base-dev # developmental packages of R]


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block content %}
| Date | Title | Created at | Updated at |
|---|---|---|---|
| {{ lunch.date|date:"Y-m-d" }} | {{ lunch.title }} | {{ lunch.created_at|date:"Y-m-d H:i" }} | {{ lunch.updated_at|date:"Y-m-d H:i" }} |
No lunches
{% endif %} {% endblock content %}


I don’t know what your relationship experience looks like, but if you’re in a relationship right now – I’m praying it will work out (where both of you are fulfilled, not just the other person) and if it’s not meant to be, that you realize sooner than later.
If you’re not in a relationship right now, have gone through a painful break up – I pray that you will seek God’s love to fill you, I pray that you find someone who will love, care and know how important you really are. I also pray that in this season, you regain your self confidence and believe that you CAN and you WILL accomplish great things!
Three weekends ago, I found out that my ex boyfriend (who I dated for 3 years) asked the love of his life’s hand in marriage. I am happy for them, I pray for a successful marriage, that they would enjoy this process together and beyond. I mean it.
BUT – If I tell you I’m not hurt by this news, would you believe me?
Of course I am. I am just as surprised as you are with my feelings. I’m aware that this moment was eventually going to happen.  I’m with George and 2. I don’t want to rain on the couple’s parade.
I felt hurt because I once cared and that’s okay.
When I found out, I was speechless and quite frankly freaking out because I wasn’t sure whether I should be happy, sad, resentful or angry. I reached out to my closest friends to somehow get their insight on how they felt (for me) because I was too lost to figure it out myself. I love these three to death! I am very grateful for them, for giving me their advice and love during my time of confusion. Love you K, JB and JH!!
Eventually, I knew a question about whether I should tell George would come up and it did. Of my three closest friends in particular raised the question (because JB knew how I am when my feelings are all over the place):
Are you going to tell George?
My first thought/answer was – NO and JB AGREED without hesitation. However, I didn’t follow through my concrete “NO”. Instead, I told George and I’m glad I did.
It was such a surreal and comforting moment for me to talk to George about it. Most people would be the Dianne the night before and not tell their S.O, but for me – George is someone I CARE SO MUCH ABOUT, he is someone I can talk to about ANYTHING, he is the perfect person to eliminate himself out of my life for a second and just understand where I’m coming from. He is my confidante and the most trustworthy person I’ve ever encountered. I love you, G!
George loved on me so much during this time. I felt so undeserving of him.
I feel that my conversation with George was very personal, but I also feel like this is something worth sharing to others who are struggling like I was.
BACKGROUND
During the three years of dating that guy, I managed to:
neglect my family and friends
forget who I was (loud, opinionated, down to earth, personable)
After our break-up, I was very confused and found myself:
wondering who I was
if I can still repair my broken relationships with friends and family
am I still worth loving despite my brokenness and the mess I’ve created for myself?
will I ever bring myself to trust another person ever again?
Fast-forward, George came into my life and put my wonders to rest and during this moment (about the engagement), he told me these things:
“I don’t mean to sound insensitive, but I’d be worried if you didn’t feel the way you do right now”
“You’re okay, don’t worry about me. I can take it. You’re hurt and I want to be here for you”.
Not one bone in my body was pissed at George for saying this. As a matter of fact, it was really comforting to hear it. At the end of the day, who I was back then is not who I am today. I am grateful that God has put someone in my life who values me, loves me and put my worries aside. I am reminded through George that someone out there will value you. Someone out there will pursue you and not take you for granted. I am reminded that just because it didn’t work out with that one, that it wouldn’t work out with this one.
I am happy to tell you, that I am so blessed to be where I am today and to be with someone worth my time. It’s okay to hurt because you cared, but it’s not okay to continue to hurt about someone who was not worth your time.
Keep it easy, Dianne


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CHESS CHESS960
1+0*0
1+1*1
2+1*0
3+0*0 3+0*1 3+2*0 3+2*1 5+0*0 5+0*1 5+3*0 5+3*1
10+0*0 10+0*1 10+0*2 10+5*0 10+5*1 10+5*2 15+0*0 15+10*0 15+10*1 15+10*2
30+0*0 30+0*1 30+0*2 30+20*0 30+20*1 30+20*2
3+0*0 3+0*1 3+2*0 3+2*1 5+0*0 5+0*1 5+3*0 5+3*1
10+0*0 10+0*1 10+0*2 10+5*0 10+5*1 10+5*2 15+0*0 15+10*0 15+10*1 15+10*2
30+0*0 30+0*1 30+0*2 30+20*0 30+20*1 30+20*2
Chess-fork game x+y*z: x -- time on the clock when the game starts (in minutes); y -- increment per move from move 1 (in seconds); z -- number of forks available to each player
Aggregate rating game: 1/0 point per board win/loss, 0.5 points per board draw. Player with more points across all boards wins. ELO ratings adjusted once according to this outcome.
Independent rating game: each board is an independent game. Players win, draw or lose in each board. ELO rating adjusted several times (as games finish) according to the outcome in each board.
This is a beta version of this website (Chess960-fork is not yet available), so please send us feedback, comments and suggestions for improvement at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Aggregate rating game: 1/0 point per board win/loss, 0.5 points per board draw. Player with more points across all boards wins. ELO ratings adjusted once according to this outcome.
Independent rating game: each board is an independent game. Players win, draw or lose in each board. ELO rating adjusted several times (as games finish) according to the outcome in each board.
This is a beta version of this website (Chess960-fork is not yet available), so please send us feedback, comments and suggestions for improvement at fork.chess@gmail.com.


SQL (Structured Query Language) lets you retrieve and update data from a database.
You need to be careful when using user input for your search values on a website.
Either on purpose or by accident, a user could enter in valid SQL commands in a database field and you have potential for trouble.
Sometimes users are bad and they can inject SQL commands that can alter your SQL statement, your database, and the security of your website.
For example, imagine a website with a field asking for your user name:
User name:
" or ""="
Imagine your database read this and assigned " or ""=" to the value User.
Adding " or ""=" as the username will cause dangerous confusion when querying the UserNames database using SQL.
For example, a sample SQL query could read:
SELECT * FROM UserNames WHERE Name = '" + User + '"
Reading from the data your user entered in the User field (" or ""="), your SQL query would result in:
SELECT * FROM UserNames WHERE Name = "" or ""=""
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Event data is a object with at least one property event what is the event name. Some event data have more properties, see parameter in the list above.
{
event: 'movefigure',
fig: 32,
pos: {x: 1, y: 1},
newpos: {x: 3, y: 2}
}
game.on('movefigure', myAnimation);
function myAnimation (data) {
var tween = new TWEEN.Tween( ...
}
Call function on( eventName, callBackFunction ) to subscribe a event. You also can subscribe all kinds of events when eventName is 'all':
game.on('all', myCallBack);
There is an internal event listener, the 'logger'. It will print all events to console.
Use game.enableLogger(true)
for activation.
event move_begin fig: bush (2), pos: [0,0]
event setfigure fig: bush (2), pos: [0,0], score: 20
event animate_begin
event animate_end
event nextfigure fig: grass (1)
event move_end fig: bush (2), pos: [0,0], score: 20
Use an array of event names to log special events only.
var loggedGameEvents = ["move_begin","move_end","move_fail","swapreserve","newgame","gameover","undo"];
game.enableLogger( loggedGameEvents );


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Buttercup Gold and Other Stories
by Ellen Robena Field
“The Lily Sisters”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1894
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Field, E.R. (1894) Buttercup Gold and Other Stories Bangor: C. H. Glass
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 9.5
- Word Count: 487
- Genre: Fairy Tale/Folk Tale
- Keywords: 19th century literature, children's literature, short stories
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Once upon a time there were three little sisters dressed in green, who lived together in a beautiful palace which was owned by a Great King. Such a beautiful palace as it was! The ceilings were made of turquoise and opal, and soft, velvety green carpets covered the floors.
Many other children lived with these little sisters, and they had such a kind nurse called Dame Nature, who taught them how to do their work well; for everybody had some work to do for the Great King.
Surely no one could be unhappy in such a wonderful home, and yet, I, am sorry to say, one of the little sisters was always discontented.
She knew, for Dame Nature had told her, that some day the Great King would come to see who had done loving work for him, and would give the good lilies beautiful white robes and golden crowns, but she was not willing to wait until the King was ready and saw fit to do it.
When the Sunbeam children came to play, she would hang down her head and sulk, and after a while they would leave her alone, and play with her sisters.

But they tried to do their best to help her, and kept on growing.
One day the Great King, who had seen how well they tried to do, thought they deserved their robes and crowns, so he sent the sunbeams dancing away to awaken the inhabitants of the palace for the crowning.
Away they went, peeping through the curtains, and flying into the windows of the palace and waking all the little children with kisses.
Then they took off the old green dresses of the sisters, and put pure white robes on them and gave them crowns of pure gold. The other little sister wished then that she had tried to do right, and drooped until she faded away.
Madam Wind and the Bird family gave a grand concert in Maple Tree Park.   He smiled as she pressed them into his hand, saying: “Take them, please, for Easter,” and in her sweet child language she told the story of Easter, and of the wonderful work the Great King’s Son did for the people of the beautiful palace.


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| enum | WTTClass { CTRL = 0, NON = 1, CONS = 2, LV = 3, FV1 = 4, FV2 = 5, FV3 = 6, BV1 = 7, BV2 = 8, BD = 9, TONE = 10, AD1 = 11, AD2 = 12, AD3 = 13, AV1 = 14, AV2 = 15, AV3 = 16 } |
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| enum | WTTOp { CP = 1, XC = 2, AC = 3, RJ = 4, SR = 5 } |
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| WTTClass | TACchtype (thchar_t c) |
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WTT I/O implementation.
WTT stands for Wing Tuk Tee (in Thai, Runs everywhere). It was defined by TACTIS (Thai API Consortium/Thai Industrial Standard) in the NECTEC Thai Software Standard Project (1989-1991), and later endorsed by Thai Industrial Standard Institute (TISI) as TIS 1566-2541 in 1998.
WTT classifies Thai chracter(TIS-620) into 17 types below.
ITYPE VALUE SHORT_DESCRIPTION CTRL 0 control characters NON 1 non composible characters CONS 2 consonants LV 3 leading vowels FV1 4 following vowels 1 FV2 5 following vowels 2 FV3 6 following vowels 3 BV1 7 below vowels 1 BV2 8 below vowels 2 BD 9 below diacritics TONE 10 tonemarks AD1 11 above diacritics 1 AD2 12 above diacritics 2 AD3 13 above diacritics 3 AV1 14 above vowels 1 AV2 15 above vowels 2 AV3 16 above vowels 3
Functions in thctype.h do basic character classifications while wtt.h classifies a chracter in detail. Please refer to the reference.
TACio_op() checks how to compose two given chracters. The possiblities are Composible (CP), Non-display (XC), Accept (AC), Reject (RJ) and Strict Reject (SR). The values of CP, XC, AC, RJ and SR are difined in wtt.h. And their meanings are:
| enum WTTClass |
Classification of characters in TIS620 according to WTT.
| enum WTTOp |
Composibility checking tables.
WTT character class.
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Ingredients:
- 10 eggs
- ¼ cup heavy cream
- 6 oz. goat cheese, crumbled
- 3 Tbs. finely chopped fresh basil
- ½ tsp. lemon zest
- 1 ¼ tsp. kosher salt, plus more for sprinkling
- ¼ tsp. red pepper flakes
- Freshly ground black pepper, to taste
- 2 Tbs. unsalted butter
- Kernels cut from 1 ear of corn (about 1 cup)
- ½ pint small cherry tomatoes, halved
Directions:
- Preheat the oven to 350°F and grease an 8x8 (or 9x9) glass baking dish
- In a large bowl, whisk together the: eggs, cream, 4 oz. of the goat cheese, 2 Tbs. of the basil, the lemon zest, the salt, the red pepper flakes, black pepper. Set aside.
- In a small saucepan, melt 1 tbsp of coconut oil. Add the corn and cook until soft, about 5 minutes
- Add the corn to the egg mixture and pour into the greased baking dish
- Bake at 350° for 15 minutes, until the edges are just starting to set
- Pull out of the oven and place the halved tomatoes, 2 oz. of goat cheese, and remaining basil on top of the frittata. Return to the oven.
- Bake at 350° for another 15-20 minutes, until the frittata is firm and cooked through.
- Allow to cool slightly (5-10 minutes) before running a knife around the edge of the frittata and bringing out onto a plate.
- Slice and serve!


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SLIDING DOORS RATING: 7 / 10 --> Good movie
For more reviews and movie trivia, visit http://www.joblo.com/
Gwyneth Paltrow continues to flaunt her knack for a British accent in this dual role, under the wings of first time writer/director Peter Howitt, and an original premise that is likely to have you pondering your future every time you just happen to miss a bus, train or subway ride.
PLOT: A woman gets fired from her job and runs off to take the London underground. At this point, the movie separates into two parallel stories. The first story shows us the life of said woman were she to have caught the subway, i.e. she gets home in time to catch her boyfriend shagging another woman. The second story shows us the consequences, were she to have missed the subway, i.e. she doesn't catch her boyfriend cheating. The film juggles both stories over time, and clearly nods its head to fate.
CRITIQUE: Unique concept and plot execution, this movie offers many good points, including solid acting, a painfully effective poppy soundtrack, humor, romance, and many insights into the minds of women and the men who cheat on them. With a touch of anti-maleness, this film is extremely fine is presenting the male of the species in all of his immorality, and touching upon many of the clues that women should look for, were they to suspect their loved one of mowing another's lawn. Mrs. JoBlo actually felt the need to stop this film on more than one occasion, in order to carefully dissect yours truly in respect to feelings felt in relation to some of the slimier actions perpetrated by the aforementioned men. I passed :). And that's the kind of thing that makes this movie so different from all your other romantic ditties. This one will have you thinking about the consequences of many of the smaller events in your life, the role that fate has to play in your daily rumblings, and your comparative thoughts versus some of the actions of the players in this film.
Paltrow is charming in her double role, and finally seems to have passed over her "pouting for emotion" acting stage. But over and above her, the scene stealer in this pleasant flick has to be the man who swept many away as the gay character in another wonderful British romance, called FOUR WEDDINGS AND A FUNERAL (8/10), John Hannah. He's enchanting in all of his scenes, and manages to lure you into his character and persona, despite his obvious lack of physical beauty. His gig alone is reason to check this piece out. The other guy on the other hand, John Lynch, is so-so in his part, and makes you wonder why a beauty like Gwyneth would ever even look twice at him. Jeanne Tripplehorn's character is also laughably one-dimensional, and seems to be there solely as a necessary evil in the plot. Having said that, the script is admirably crafted and fun to discover, with a surprise ending, which ultimately, may not be that much of surprise after all. I did lose a little track of some past events from one story to the other later on this film, but all in all, this film managed to win me over with its unique story-telling, wonderful and charming acting, and entertaining plot points. Warm up those nachos and get in those PJ's, cause you and your lover are about to have a fun time!
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: Word on the street is that Gwyneth Paltrow apparently turned down the Kate Winslet role in a little flick called TITANIC (7/10), to star in this British tale. Writer/Director Peter Howitt also plays the role of the "cheeky man" in this film. It took him two and a half years to complete the script of this movie. And not unlike the Gerry character in this film, he also went through some periods of writer's block, and frustrations, "Certainly there were times when the laptop would go across the room," he said. "I broke one laptop in Ipswitch, near Suffolk, in a hotel room. It was really dumb, but I couldn't get it to work so I threw it against the wall." Before John Hannah decided on a career as an actor, he was an apprentice electrician for four years. He gave this up after being accepted by a drama school in Glasgow. Actor John Lynch also directed a film in 1998 called NIGHT TRAIN, starring John Hurt and Brenda Blethyn. Actress Jeanne Tripplehorn studied drama at Juilliard School of Drama at Lincoln Center in New York. She was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Review Date: January 29, 1999 Director: Peter Howitt Writer: Peter Howitt Producers: Sydney Pollack, Phillipa Braithwaite and William Horberg Actors: Gwyneth Paltrow as Helen Quilley, John Hannah as James, John Lynch as Gerry, Jeanne Tripplehorn as Lydia Genre: Romance Year of Release: 1998
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The library and demos can be built from the root of the CSAL installation using the master makefile
. The default build will build a release version of the library and demos based on the platform architecture set in the ARCH environment variable.
ARCH
values:-
arm
: default for 32 bit arm / aarch32 platforms - virtual and physical address sizes 32 bit.arm64
: build for 64 bit / aarch64 platforms - virtual and physical address sizes 64 bit.If the ARCH environment is not set, then the platform architecture is detected using the linux uname
command and an appropriate value used. If the platform is not ARM and no cross compile is indicated, then the build will fail.
The default version will be a linux user application release build, built into the ./lib/<arch>/rel
sub-directory off the main CoreSight Access Library directory. This version will not have any of the optional components in the library.
The library will be built as both a static link library libcsaccess.a
and a dynamic link library libcsaccess.so
.
The utility library will be built at the same time using the same parameters. This will appear as libcsacc_util.a
and libcsacc_util.so
.
make help
lists possible build targets.
Cross compilation is supported by setting the CROSS_COMPILE
and ARCH
environment variables.
CROSS_COMPILE
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. Not set when compiling on native platform. It is assumed that the compiler is on the PATH.ARCH
: Target architecture - can be arm
or arm64
. This selects compile time defines. Assumes that the target compiler defaults to this architecture.The following options can be added the make command line:-
DEBUG=1
: This will create the debug versions of the library in the ./lib/<arch>/dbg
subdirectory.BAREMETAL=1
: This will create a BareMetal version of the library. Linux headers will not be used.
The library will be delivered into the ./lib/<arch>/rel_bm
directory. This library is suitable for use in embedded applications not running under Linux. Default architecture is arm
. Set the ARCH
environment variable to use arm64
, or cross compile.
NOLPAE=1
: This will create a version of the library without long physical address types on an ARCH=arm64
platform. Not used on arm
platforms.LPAE=1
: This will create a version of the library with long physical address types on an ARCH=arm
platform. LPAE is default on used on arm64
platforms.NO_DIAG=1
: This will disable the diagnostic printf()
messages. May be required for Baremetal version if external printing unsupported.NO_CHECK=1
: This will disable additional diagnostic self checks - writes to CS registers are logged and read back.DBG_HALT=1
: This will build a version of the library with the optional v7 Architecture intrusive halt mode debug functions built into the library.
The library names will be altered to libcsaccess_dbghlt.a
and libcsaccess_dbghlt.so
Options can be combined on the command line to create specific versions of the library.
e.g.
make DEBUG=1 BAREMETAL=1
will create a debug version of the Baremetal library, delivered into the ./lib/<arch>/dbg_bm
directory.
all : build library and demos. lib : build library only. demos : build the demos. docs : build doxygen documentation. clean : clean library and demos. rebuild : clean and build all.


| Sri Sathya Sai Mobile Hospital |
Sri Sathya Sai Mobile Hospital is a novel outreach programme that was started in April 2006. The hospital has the noble mission of taking healthcare to the rural doorstep. Every month, for twelve days, the mobile clinic with its team of doctors visits a village every day, offering diagnostic services and even performing minor surgeries and dental procedures. Where, urgent medical attention is necessary, the patients are referred to local Sri Sathya Sai hospitals for further treatment.
In many parts of rural India, healthcare is still woefully inadequate as is awareness of the basic principles of health and hygiene. Village folk fall prey to many diseases as a result. Many neglect their health problems since they subsist on daily wages and a day’s earnings would have to be foregone in trekking to and from a far off hospital. Sri Sathya Sai Mobile Hospital is thus a blessing on wheels for those in the villages around Prasanthi Nilayam.
The hospital, a Siemens Sanjeevani, is equipped with diagnostic services including, X-ray, ECG, Ultrasound and Pathology. Offering their services free and in a humanitarian spirit each month is a team of 30 doctors, taken from a panel of 600 doctors ranging from professors to junior physicians and including private practitioners. The emphasis is on holistic healing over and above therapeutics.
The hospital offers medical services in the following departments:
- General Medicine
- ENT
- Ophthalmology
- Dental medicine
- Obstetrics and Gynaecology
- Orthopaedics
- Paediatrics
- Geriatrics
- Dermatology
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In addition to the general medical camps students of local village schools are given a complete medical examination.
The Mobile Hospital camps have two other aspects that embody Bhagawan’s philosophy of healthcare:
- Creating basic awareness on Preventive medicine
Villagers recieve talks, demonstrations and video shows on basic health and hygiene covering food habits, personal hygiene and cleanliness of surroundings. They are also educated on the ill effects of vices such as drinking, smoking and chewing tobacco .
Water in rural Andhra Pradesh is very high in fluorides (2 to 4 ppm against the permissible level of 1.5 ppm) which causes Fluorosis, a crippling and painful disease affecting teeth and bones. Villagers are taught a simple method of reducing fluoride content using Alum to make their drinking water safe.
- Emphasizing the importance of Spirituality in holistic health
The medical community is increasingly becoming aware of the link between spirituality and healing. Villagers are taught to spiritualize their lives since this will not only keep them away from vices but will also bring harmony to their homes and community.
Statistics for the period 1st April 2011 to 30th September 2011
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Total No. of Beneficiaries |
Total No. of Diagnostics |
No. of villages covered by SSS Mobile Hospital |
63 of 4 Mandals |
Population benefited by the service |
1.65 lakhs |
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| Male |
13,935 |
| Female |
21,083 |
| Children |
5,132 |
| Total |
40,150 |
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| X-ray |
882 |
| Ultrasonogram |
1352 |
| ECG |
263 |
| Lab Investigations |
8,798 |
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The AppModule acts as an entrypoint as well as encapsulates express app specifics. Apart from mounting api routes also provides basic support for serving static files.
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The variable that holds the express application. |
| Private Readonly path |
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Does what it says, mounts standard middleware.
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void
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start()
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Instantiates the server and begins listening for requests.
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any
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import * as http from 'http';
import * as path from 'path';
import express from 'express';
import compression from 'compression';
import { log } from '../logComponent/log.module';
import { STATIC_FILES_PATH } from '../config';
import { Controller } from './app.models';
/**
* The AppModule acts as an entrypoint as well as encapsulates express app specifics.
* Apart from mounting api routes also provides basic support for serving static files.
* @export
* @class AppModule
*/
export class AppModule {
/**
* The variable that holds the express application.
* @private
* @type {express.Application}
* @memberof AppModule
*/
private readonly app: express.Application;
/**
* The variable that holds the base mount path for api routes.
* @private
* @type {string}
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Mackey
V3.1
A C++ library for computing RO(G) graded homology
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The code examples here can be compiled from the .cpp file in the demo folder.
Many parts of the library are standalone (apart from the Eigen dependency) so they can be individually included. To keep things simple, we provide a single header file Mackey.hpp that includes the entire library (and Eigen)
MACKEY_USE_OPENMP
and enable openMP in your compiler (on Clang and GCC this is done by the flag -fopenmp
)With that in mind, we start with:
#include "Mackey.hpp"
Everything in this library is under the namespace mackey. For the following code examples we use:
using namespace mackey;
The three template parameters that need to be set are the ambient group \(G\), the coefficient ring \(R\) and the \(G\)-space \(X\).
From the get-go the library provides support for:
int64_t
so there's no need to define a wrapper around it.For performance+memory reasons (see Dense vs sparse), we also need to consider the type of rank arrays and differential matrices that we want to use.
We define \(G,R,X\) and the rank/differential types all at once. For example:
Point<C2power<5,Eigen::Matrix<short,1,-1>,Eigen::Matrix<Z<3>,-1,-1>>>
is the type corresponding to group \(C_{2^5}\), coefficients \(\mathbf Z/3\) and using dense matrices for the differentials. The rank arrays have scalar type short
.
Another example:
C2power<1, Eigen::Matrix<char,1,-1>,Eigen::SparseMatrix<int64_t>>
corresponds to group \(C_2\), coefficients in \(\mathbf Z\) with 64bit accuracy and sparse matrices for the differentials. The rank arrays have scalar type char
.
For the following examples we shall use the configuration:
typedef C2power<2, Eigen::Matrix<char,1,-1>,Eigen::SparseMatrix<char,0,size_t>> group_t;
which means \(\mathbf Z\) coefficients and group \(C_4\).
The class AdditiveStructure computes the homology of all spheres in a given range as Mackey functors.
Example:
AdditiveStructure<group_t> A({-3,-4},{5,6});
computes the homology of all spheres \(S^{n\sigma+m\lambda}\) with \(-3\le n\le 5, -4\le m\le 6\).
{n,m}
. More generally for \(C_{2^n}\) the sphere \(S^{t_1\sigma+\sum_it_i\lambda_i}\) is represented by {t_1,...,t_n}
. This is specified in C2n.hpp.To identify the Mackey functors in the "universal" notation ("Universal" Mackey functor notation) use:
A.identify(); std::cout << A << "\n";
The answer is of the form
The 2 homology of the 4,6 sphere is 002
which means
\[H_2(S^{4\sigma+6\lambda})= 002\]
in our "universal notation".
If the program did not manage to write the Mackey functor in that notation then the printed name will look like "unknown 0,...".
You can survey the identified and unknown Mackeys by
std::cout << A.identified()<< "\n"; std::cout << A.unknown()<< "\n";
The class Factorization computes the multiplication graph ("Universal" Mackey functor notation) given the "basic irreducibles".
In this case let us use \(a_{\sigma},u_{2\sigma},a_{\lambda},u_{\lambda}\) as our irreducibles:
std::vector<std::vector<int>> basic_irr= { {0,1,0},{2,2,0},{0,0,1},{2,0,1} }; std::vector<std::string> basic_irr_names= { "asigma", "u2sigma", "alambda", "ulambda" };
{k,t1,...,tn}
where {t1,...,tn}
represents \(S^V\).To compute the multiplication graph in the range \(S^{n\sigma+m\lambda}\), $-5\le n,m\le 5$, use:
auto F= Factorization<group_t>(2,{ -5,-5 }, { 5,5 },basic_irr, basic_irr_names);
The 2
here signifies that we work on the top level of \(C_4\).
Then
F.compute_with_sources({{0,0,0}}, {"1"});
computes the factorizations by connecting every node in the multiplication graph to \(1\) (if possible). To print the generator at degree \([3,1,0]\) use:
std::cout<< F.getname({3,1,0});
To print the names of all generators use:
std::cout<< F;
To print the multiplication graph in the dot format use
std::cout << F.graph;
If a generator name is ???
then means that the generator could not be obtained by multiplying/dividing the basic irreducibles with 1
. This means that additional sources may be needed. To include the generator of \(H_{-3}S^{-2\lambda}\) as our source we use:
F.compute_with_sources({{0,0,0},{-3,0,-2}}, {"1","s"});
where now both \(1\) and \(s\) are used as sources.
It possible that there are enough sources yet we still get \(?\); that means the basic identification was not enough to compute all products. You can then use
F.pass_disconnected();
to try redoing the identification now using triple box products. This will be very computationally expensive.
Finally, if only the connectivity of the Multiplication Graph is desired, as opposed to precise factorizations of the generators, you can instead use the MultGraphConnectivity class instead of Factorization:
auto M= MultGraphConnectivity<group_t>({ -5,-5 }, { 5,5 }, basic_irr); M.compute_with_sources({[0,0,0]});
To survey the degrees of elements that may not be connected to any sources use
std::cout << M.graph.disconnected();
The classes Factorization and MultGraphConnectivity work by multiplying all generators of \(H_\star\) in a given range.
To multiply two specific generators together we use the function ROGreen. Example:
auto linear_combination= ROGreen<group_t>(2,{0,2,-2},{1,3,-4});
performs the operation
\[ H_0^{C_4}(S^{2\sigma-2\lambda}) \otimes H_1^{C_4}(S^{3\sigma-4\lambda}) \to H_1^{C_4}(S^{5\sigma-6\lambda}) \\ a\otimes b\mapsto ab\]
where \(a,b\) are generators of the respective homology groups. Here:
linear_combination
is a row vector \([t_0,...,t_k]\) of integer entries representing that: \[ab=\sum_it_ig_i\]
where \(g_i\) are the generators of the homology group the product lives in, which in our case is \( H_1^{C_4}(S^{5\sigma-6\lambda})\).int
arguments in RO::Green. For example, providing \(1,2\) selects the second and third generators \(a,b\) of the noncyclic groups respectively.The method ROMassey computes (triple) Massey products in the Green functor \(H_{\star}\). Example:
auto Mass= mackey::ROMassey<group_t>(2,{0,1,0},{-3,-3,0},{2,2,0});
computes the Massey product \(\langle a_{\sigma},w_3,u_{2\sigma}\rangle \) and its indeterminacy.
As with the multiplicative structure, the Massey product is expressed in terms of a linear combination of the basis in the homology of the box product, while the indeterminacy is expressed via two groups which we can survey by
std::cout << Mass.indeterminacy();
We can also provide three optional int
arguments at the end for selections, analogous to what we did in Multiplying generators (see Massey for more details).


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