Lange, Dorothea
American, 1895-1965
As a member of the Farm Security Administration (FSA) photographic unit under Roy Stryker, Dorothea Lange photographed migrant workers, sharecroppers, tenant farmers, and other victims of the Depression in 22 states, primarily in the South and West, between 1935 and 1942. Her "Migrant Mother" (1936) is one of the classic images of the period.
Lange was born Dorothea Margaretta Nutzhorn in Hoboken, New Jersey, of German descent. As a young girl she was stricken with polio, which left her with a lifelong limp which she believed heightened her sensitivity to the sufferings of others. She attended grade school in New York City's Lower East Side and the Training School for Teachers also in New York.
In 1914 Lange visited the Fifth Avenue portrait studio of Arnold Genthe; he gave her her first camera and encouraged her photographic work during the next year. In 1917-1918 Lange studied at Columbia University with the pictorial photographer Clarence White. Later in 1918 she became employed as a photofinisher in San Francisco, where she worked as a freelance photographer and operated her own studio from 1919 to 1940, at which time she established a studio in Berkeley, California. In 1932, after a decade as a studio portraitist, Lange began to photograph people in their social contexts on the streets of San Francisco. She was the subject of an Oakland, California, exhibition. In 1934 a critical article about Lange written by Willard Van Dyke appeared in Camera Craft.
With Paul Taylor (whom she later married) Lange began work for the California Rural Rehabilitation Administration in 1935. The example set by their efforts was partly responsible for the creation of the photographic unit of the Federal Resettlement Administration later that year. Lange photographed with the RA/FSA from 1935 to 1942. She was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1941 for "photographic study of the American social scene," a project she was prevented from completing by the United States' entry into World War II Lange worked for the U.S. War Relocation Agency in San Francisco in 1942, and for the Office of War Information, San Francisco, from 1943 to 1945. Many of her photographs from this time were lost in transit.
Poor health forced Lange to remain inactive for several years until 1950-1951 when she conducted seminars and participated in photographic conferences. In 1954-1955 she was a staff photographer with Life magazine. She worked again as a freelance photographer from 1958 to 1965, accompanying her husband on U.S. aid assignments in Asia, South America, and the Middle East. She died of cancer in Marin County, California, in 1965, just before the opening of her major retrospective exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.
Text from The Encyclopedia of Photography


dbus-glib lets you create proxy objects for well-known names, like the following example:
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For a DBusGProxy constructed like this, method calls will be sent to the current owner of the name, and that owner can change over time.
The same can be achieved with GDBusProxy:
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error = NULL; proxy = g_dbus_proxy_new_for_bus_sync (G_BUS_TYPE_SYSTEM, G_DBUS_PROXY_FLAGS_NONE, NULL, /* GDBusInterfaceInfo */ "org.freedesktop.Accounts", "/org/freedesktop/Accounts", "org.freedesktop.Accounts", NULL, /* GCancellable */ &error); |
For an added layer of safety, you can specify what D-Bus interface the proxy is expected to conform to by using the GDBusInterfaceInfo type. Additionally, GDBusProxy loads, caches and tracks changes to the D-Bus properties on the remote object. It also sets up match rules so D-Bus signals from the remote object are delivered locally.
The GDBusProxy type normally isn't used directly - instead proxies subclassing GDBusProxy generated by gdbus-codegen is used, see the section called “Using gdbus-codegen”


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December 2017
Re•new•all Quarterly Update
New Executive Director...and On The Job
The Camp Board has selected Dave Mason as the new Executive
Director. Dave is very familiar with SLWC. He spent his childhood
and teen summers at the Lake. From the beginning Dave has been an
energetic, creative, and focused person. God’s calling on his life
has led him & Lynnette to Christian ministry. They have served in
several capacities in Indiana and New Brunswick. The Mason family
arrived on November 26th and two weeks later Dave has already got
plans underway for events in the New Year. Pray daily for them as
they settle in, get the children into new schools, and Lynnette
moves her photography business to a new province.
Gala 2017
On September 16, 2017, 160 people attended the third annual Silver
Lake Gala. “What an atmosphere of celebration and worship”
commented one attendee. The Lord’s presence was definitely felt as
people celebrated the 60th anniversary of the purchase of the
campgrounds. Dr. Steve Elliott spoke about the Founders’ faith in
taking a significant step and having the vision of the ministry
potential. People were challenged to believe in the Lord’s
faithfulness by stepping out in faith today. Just as the current
ministry is a result of their faith, let’s demonstrate to this
generation our faith in God.
The music, under the coordination of Larry and Carolyn Mack, covered the six decades and included a variety of participants. There was a great appreciation of the contribution the music made to worship. So what more can be said about the décor, food and hospitality that Gail Ryan and team presented. Every year gets better. Dr. Vernon & Mrs. Marples spoke to and represented others, regarding the impact that SLWC has had on their personal and family’s journey with the Lord. The evening concluded with communion led by Pastor Bert McCutcheon. An event such as this doesn’t occur without the tireless efforts of dozens of volunteers. Many thanks!!
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Checking in on Progress
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The engineering firm addressing the Camp Centre renovations will have all drawing revisions and necessary responses to the Township’s questions completed shortly. It is anticipated that the building permit will be issued in the New Year.
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The septic solution is well underway and the engineering firm is expected to complete the draft application prior to Christmas'
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It is VERY IMPORTANT that the Silver Lake family be in prayer regarding both of these matters. While the steps we are taking are not out of the ordinary, let us pray that the Lord will grant us favour and provide guidance to the leadership. We must continue to press ahead in expectation of the “joyful day” when these permits are issued.
Your Giving Makes a Difference
As of November 30, 2017 the Renewall Campaign has raised a total of
$253,647.63 in donations and pledges. Capital improvements have
been made in the amount of $114,477.69. These include a new
insulated roof and engineering work for the Camp Centre and the
septic solution. Sufficient monies are available to start the Camp
Centre renovations but your financial support is still needed.
Currently the campaign has 75 donors, some give monthly, annually
or with a onetime gift. Be part of this endeavour and support the
next generation of the SLWC ministry.
Advisors with a Purpose (AWP)
The Silver Lake Camp Board has engaged AWP to help the Christian
community in their estate and legacy planning. In addition to the
legacy of seeing family and friends enter into an eternal
relationship with the Lord, people can plan to have a financial
legacy for the Christian ministry. To date, 9 people have accessed
this free service and a grand total of $422,000 has been designated
for the Lord’s work, of which $171,000 has been set aside for
Silver Lake Camp. We trust that you will reflect upon the Lord’s
leading regarding God’s blessings in your life. For more
information about AWP's services, click here.
The Renewall Committee wishes you, your family and friends a blessed Christmas and the Lord’s presence in the New Year.
Les Jewell (Chair), Bernie Fast, Gabriella Gay, Kevin Gay, Jake
Warren, Dave Mason


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- #define_non_cyclic_method(name, &block) private
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#add_autosave_association_callbacks(reflection) (private)
Adds validation and save callbacks for the association as specified by the
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For performance reasons, we don't check whether to validate at runtime. However the validation and callback methods are lazy and those methods get created when they are invoked for the very first time. However, this can change, for instance, when using nested attributes, which is called after the association has been defined. Since we don't want the callbacks to get defined multiple times, there are guards that check if the save or validation methods have already been defined before actually defining them.
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def add_autosave_association_callbacks(reflection) save_method = :"autosave_associated_records_for_#{reflection.name}" if reflection.collection? before_save :before_save_collection_association define_non_cyclic_method(save_method) { save_collection_association(reflection) } # Doesn't use after_save as that would save associations added in after_create/after_update twice after_create save_method after_update save_method elsif reflection.has_one? define_method(save_method) { save_has_one_association(reflection) } unless method_defined?(save_method) # Configures two callbacks instead of a single after_save so that # the model may rely on their execution order relative to its # own callbacks. # # For example, given that after_creates run before after_saves, if # we configured instead an after_save there would be no way to fire # a custom after_create callback after the child association gets # created. after_create save_method after_update save_method else define_non_cyclic_method(save_method) { throw(:abort) if save_belongs_to_association(reflection) == false } before_save save_method end define_autosave_validation_callbacks(reflection) end
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def define_autosave_validation_callbacks(reflection) validation_method = :"validate_associated_records_for_#{reflection.name}" if reflection.validate? && !method_defined?(validation_method) if reflection.collection? method = :validate_collection_association else method = :validate_single_association end define_non_cyclic_method(validation_method) do send(method, reflection) # TODO: remove the following line as soon as the return value of # callbacks is ignored, that is, returning `false` does not # display a deprecation warning or halts the callback chain. true end validate validation_method after_validation :_ensure_no_duplicate_errors end end
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def define_non_cyclic_method(name, &block) return if method_defined?(name) define_method(name) do |*args| result = true; @_already_called ||= {} # Loop prevention for validation of associations unless @_already_called[name] begin @_already_called[name]=true result = instance_eval(&block) ensure @_already_called[name]=false end end result end end


This component allows you to create teasers using images. Regardless of what kind of element, it will always be centered vertically and horizontally and cover its container without losing its proportions. You can also place additional content, like text or image, on top of the image.
To use this component you need install with the command:
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The dependencies will be installed together with this module
mobileui install cover
You can use all features the base MobileUI in this component.
You can add color with transparent layer adding class blend-soft-light
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See this example with header component.
You can combinate with button circle and list component.
You can combinate this component with list, card, badge, icons and grid.


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Documentation for exploratory spatial data analysis (ESDA) module in Web-STARS
( The Web Application URL: http://osnap.cloud/~suhan/STARS/ESDA.html )
Developers: Su Han, Sergio Rey, Elijah Knaap, Wei Kang, Renan Xavier Cortes
Overview
- ESDA module in Web-STARS is a prototype for the dynamic exploratory analysis of data measured for areal units at multiple points in time.
- ESDA module has 6 plots: choropleth map(1), Moran scatter plot(2), Time-path(3), Time Series(4), Kernel Density Estimation(5), Box Plot(6). Each plot is interactive and linked to another. The 6 interactively linked plots provide insights to understand spatio-temporal patterns of data.
- This prototype currently visualizes per capita income relative to national average(PCR) from 1929 to 2009. Users will be able to upload and visualize their own data in the final product.
- STARS was originally developed as a desktop based software and implemented in Python (Rey 2010).
Spatial Statics in ESDA, Web-STARS
Spatial Lag (Anselin 1988)
- weighted average of neighboring values
- neighbors defined by spatial weights (wij)
- yiL = wi1.y1 + wi2.y2 + ... + wiN.y = Σj wij.yj
- weights.spatial_lag in Pysal was used to compute y values in Scatter Plot and Time-Path in ESDA (The regression line in the Scatter Plot was created by using the polyfit in PyExtJS)
- A Brief Introduction to Spatial Regression is available here.
Moran's I (Moran 1950)
- Moran's I (index) measures spatial autocorrelation - i.e. how much close objects are in comparison with other close objects
- Moran's I can be classified as positive, negative and no spatial autocorrelation.
- Positive spatial autocorrelation is when similar values cluster together in a map.
- Negative spatial autocorrelation is when dissimilar values cluster together in a map.
- The slope of regression line in Moran Scatter plot(2) is equal to the Global Moran's I in Time Series(4) at the selected year.
- See this website for details.
- esda.moran in Pysal was used to compute Moran's I
Kernel Density Estimation
- The concept of KDE is described in this website.
- Science.js was used for the implementation.
FUNCTIONS in ESDA
- ESDA module has 6 plots: choropleth map(1), Moran scatter plot(2), Time-path(3), Time Series(4), Kernel Density Estimation(5), Box Plot(6) and supports two animations: Time Travel Animation(A) and Spatial Travel Animation(B). Every plot visualizes PCR(per capita income relative to national average).
- Choropleth Map: click event changes the selected state in choropleth map(1), Moran scatter Plot(2), Time-path(3), Kernel Density Estimation(5), and Box Plot(6). Lasso select* changes the selected points (states) in choropleth map(1), Moran scatter plot(2), and Box Plot(6).
- Moran Scatter Plot: click event changes the selected state in choropleth map(1), Moran scatter plot(2), Time-path(3), Kernel Density Estimation(5), and Box Plot(6). Lasso select* changes the selected points (states) in choropleth map(1), Moran scatter plot(2), and Box Plot(6).
- Time Path: click event changes the selected year in choropleth map(1), Moran scatter plot(2), Time-path(3), Kernel Density Estimation(5), and Box Plot(6).
- Time Series: click event changes the selected year in choropleth map(1), Moran scatter plot(2), Time-path(3), Kernel Density Estimation(5), and Box Plot(6).
- Kernel Density Estimation: The base layer can be changed in the drop-down box.
- Box Plot: click event changes the selected state in choropleth map(1), Moran scatter plot(2), Time-path(3), Kernel Density Estimation(5), and Box Plot(6). Lasso select* changes the selected points (states) in choropleth map(1), Moran scatter plot(2), and Box Plot(6).
- Time Travel Animation: As the year changes on the slider bar, each of 6 views changes to represent the data of the currently selected year. The slider bar can be also manually moved. While the animation running. The "State" drop-down box can be changed. This selection will change the focused state on the top-right corner of Time-path.
- Spatial Travel Animation: Each state from the richest to the poorest is automatically selected one by one, and the corresponding state is also selected in Moran Scatter Plot (2), Time-path(3), Kernel Density Estimation(5) and box plot(6).
USE CASES
forthcoming...
References
Moran, P. A. (1950). Notes on continuous stochastic phenomena. Biometrika, 37(1/2), 17-23.
Rey, S. J., & Janikas, M. V. (2010). STARS: Space-time analysis of regional systems. In Handbook of Applied Spatial Analysis (pp. 91-112). Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg.


Write a bash script which does just one thing: saying "HELLO".
Input Format
There is no input file required for this problem.
Output Format
HELLO
Sample Output
HELLO
A quick introduction to 'Echo'
This is the equivalent of common output commands in most programming language (print or puts statements).
For Example:
echo "Greetings"
This outputs just one word "Greetings" (without the quotation marks).
echo "Greetings $USER, your current working directory is $PWD"
This picks up the values of the environment variables $ \$ USER $ and $ \$ PWD $ and displays something like:
Greetings prashantb1984, your current working directory is /home/prashantb1984
The above message, of course, will vary from system to system, depending on the setting of environment variables.
Recommended Resource
A quick but useful tutorial for bash newcomers is here.


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A simple game to teach my kids learn to code.
Left key will move the bottom bar left
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Space key will fire bullet


Also Try: Best Luxury Beaches in Dubai (Yes, FREE!)
This is the first island open to the public on Dubai’s “The World” development. You are provided private chalets, a ferry to the island, private customer service, a restaurant, a swimming pool, and 2 beaches. Also, you’re on a man-made island’s beach! Additionally, due to limited entry spots, you would have quite a lot of space to yourself. Also Try: Essential Things to See & Do in Dubai (Do NOT Miss Out!)
Cost: AED 300; 50% off for under 10s; Free for under 3s
Location: The World Development, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Contact: (04) 447-2240
Dubaing Score: 5/5
Nikki Beach is one of the newer beach clubs to hit Dubai and they’ve got their own island location: Pearl Jumeirah Island. It’s absolutely stunning in design and features sleek pools, a luxury spa, & a fitness center. Given that it’s on its own island, Nikki Beach has one of the most impressive and exclusive beaches in Dubai. Also Try: Most Popular Water Sports in Dubai (Some are SCARY!)
Cost: Exclusive to Hotel Guests
Location: Pearl Jumeirah Island, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Contact: (04) 376-6000
Dubaing Score: 5/5
Perhaps the most popular beach club in Dubai! Sleek pool, volleyball, water sports, live music, & a thrilling vibe earn this spot its reputation. There’s a lot to do here beyond the given sand, sun, & water. Zero Gravity has maintained popularity among celebrities and has a thrilling nightlife. Also Try: Best Water Parks in Dubai (Ranked 2017!)
Cost: AED 150 weekdays; AED 250 weekends
Location: Sky Dive Dubai Drop Zone, Dubai Marina, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Contact: (04) 399-0009
Dubaing Score: 5/5
The only beach club to offer a free entry; yet it holds the most prominent offering. Live bands, sports screens, & a pool deck bundled with a large beach side strutted with all the amenities you could want. The spot is popular among both residents who seek a vibrant nightlife and residents who seek an enjoyable day beach. Also Try: Top Thrill Zones in Dubai (Most will FAIL)
Cost: FREE
Location: Le Meridien Mina Seyahi, Al Sufouh, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Contact: (04) 399-0009
Dubaing Score: 5/5
This is set outside the metropolitan areas of Dubai. That means you are able to get massive chunk of beach to yourself! Day beds & cabanas decorate the beach. There’s an extensive terrace location, a large dining selection, and of course, sun, sand, and beautiful sky! As would be expected from any Ibiza location, the nightlife at this beach is a heavy success in Dubai. Also Try: Best Spots for Sky Views in Dubai (Very RARE!)
Cost: AED 350 minimum
Location: Goldten Tulip Al Jazira Hotels & Resort, Ghantoot, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Contact:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Dubaing Score: 5/5
A massive and beautiful beach-side garden-adorned pool deck. Cabanas and day beds are easily available but the crowd can sometimes grow too large. This is the type of ultra-luxury water-side location you see Bond villains in.
Cost: AED 125 weekdays; AED 175 weekends
Location: Conrad Hotel, Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Contact: (04) 447-7111
Dubaing Score: 5/5
Joumana is a lengthy beach strip with lush gardens at a distance. The club hosts many water sports; you’re sure to find something that suits you. Most beach clubs’ private ownership generally ends up leading into a public beach, but Joumana owns such a lengthy strip that it ends directly into the sea. You’ll have all the beach space to your heart’s content!
Cost: AED 180 on weekdays; AED 220 on weekends; 50% off for under 12s; Free for under 4s
Location: Jebel Ali Golf Resort & Spa, Jebel Ali, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Contact: (04) 814-5555
Dubaing Score: 5/5
Mina offers 500m of private beach space, 5 pools, myriad water sports, and plenty of fields for other sports like volleyball, basketball, & tennis. The beach club is large enough to ensure you always have plenty of personal beach space and have easy access to sun loungers. It’s also close to major night-life houses like Barasti & Westin.
Cost: AED 175 on weekdays; AED 250 on weekends
Location: Le Meridian Mina Seyahi, Al Sufouh, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Contact: (04) 399-3333
Dubaing Score: 5/5
This beach club feels like a shore-side village tucked away from Dubaiof course, all the luxury of Dubai is still ever-present. There are 3 pools and plenty of sports options. The beach is narrow and that can make it feel crowded. But the expanse is quite long so you can easily find your own space.
Cost: AED 75 on weekdays; AED 125 on weekends; 35% off for Children
Location: Jumeirah, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Contact: (04) 346-1111
Dubaing Score: 5/5
Here, you get more than just sun loungers! You can pick day beds and private cabanas. The spot hosts its own DJ on Saturdays and it holds regular events that draw massive crowds. There’s plenty of space to go around, though, the only sport available is volleyball. This is the private beach at Atlantis, the Palm; so, there’s a lot to do here once you’re done with the beach.
Cost: AED 150 weekdays; AED 250 weekends (this is not an entry charge, but you must spend this)
Location: Atlantis at The Palm, The Palm Jumeirah, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Contact: (04) 426-2626
Dubaing Score: 5/5
Sofitel offers one of the largest private beach spaces in Dubai along with a surreal pool deck. Spa service, restaurants, and immaculate views are the prime attraction. Sofitel’s offering is popular among tourists seeking an all-inclusive relaxing beach get-away.
Cost: AED 250 weekdays; AED 300 weekends
Location: Palm Jumeirah, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Contact: (04) 455-6677
Dubaing Score: 4/5
A palatial offering: the resort combines luxury in every aspect to provide you a royal treatment. The spa here is a destination in itself. The private beach is massive and offering beach-side dining, day beds, & top-notch service. Zabeel Saray is another popular destination for tourists seeking a calm, relaxing beach-side getaway.
Cost: AED 350 weekdays; AED 250 weekends
Location: Palm Jumeirah, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Contact: (04) 453-0000
Dubaing Score: 4/5
Rixos offers a unique tropical backdrop as you enjoy a massive private coastline. You get views of the Dubai Marina on 1 side and the crystal-blue waters of the Gulf touching the horizon on 1 side. They have an enormous, luxury 4-poster day beds, volleyball nets, and delicious Turkish foods. The unique day beds here are a popular picture-destination.
 You can also just relax at their myriad sun loungers or enjoy a swim in the vast coastline, which is all yours to enjoy. As the name suggests, the spot draws inspiration from Caribbean-styled luxury beach resorts.
Cost: AED 100 weekdays; AED 175 weekends; 50% off for children under 12
Location: Palm Jumeirah, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Contact: (04) 430-9466
Dubaing Score: 4/5
1 KM of private beach ground for the few exclusive people who enter. You get access to swimming pools & loungers. There’s plenty of water sports to splurge on. The location will set you next to Jetty Lounge, which is a calm beach-side seating area.
Cost: AED 250; reservation required
Location: Al Sufouh, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Contact: (04) 399-9999
Dubaing Score: 3.5/5
This is a private beach location on The Palm and it offers spectacular views of the Dubai skyline and the sunset/dawn horizon. There are 4 pools & 1 dedicated family pool. There’s plenty of amenities available along its massive stretch of private beach space. The resort is popular destination for elder couples & families.
Cost: AED 200 weekdays; AED 250 weekends; AED 150 for under 12s; Free for below 3s
Location: Palm Jumeirah, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Contact: (04) 457-3388
Dubaing Score: 3.5/5
The private beach here is small but the location makes up for that. Sheraton’s beach club includes an extensive grassy field and access to pools. A volleyball court is up for grabs too. The major attraction here is the location as the beach is set aside such that your view is almost exclusive to the water & sky with little interruptions from Dubai’s towering skyline.
Cost: AED 100 weekdays; AED 180 weekends; 40% off for children
Location: The Walk at JBR, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Contact: (04) 399-5533
Dubaing Score: 3/5
This is one of the most popular private beaches among tourists. It combines unique Asian architecture with a Mediterranean vibeall along the coast of one of the most impressive private coastlines at the Palm Jumeirah. They have 3 private lagoons, a beach studded with amenities, & various cuisines in the menu. This is a popular all-inclusive beach destination for elder couples and families.
Cost: AED 300 throughout the week; AED 100 for children under 12
Location: Palm Jumeirah, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Contact: (04) 567-8888
Dubaing Score: 3/5
This is a small private beach offering daybeds and sun loungers with a backdrop of Burj al Arab. There usually isn’t a big crowd and that allows you to enjoy all the splendor of the sand & sun.
Cost: AED 100 weekdays; AED 200 weekends; 50% surcharge for daybeds
Location: Jumeirah Beach Hotel, Jumeirah, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Contact: 800 2683
Dubaing Score: 3/5
With the success of the first one, the rising of a second branch is no surprise. A large private beach with a unique pool deck made from Balinese lava stone are the prime attraction. Watersports, spas, and restaurants adorn this location.
Cost: AED 175 weekdays; AED 200 weekends
Location: Jebel Ali Golf Resort, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Contact: (04) 447-7111
Dubaing Score: 3/5
Dubai’s private beaches endlessly compete. 2 KMs of private shoreline await you at the Quay. You get access to 2 pools and a person butler. Cabanas, day beds, and loungers are easy to access despite the intense popularity of this location.
Cost: AED 750 (includes AED 250 voucher for food/drink); AED 500 for children under 12 (AED 150 voucher for food/drink)
Location: Madinat Jumeirah, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Contact: (04) 366-6821
Dubaing Score: 2.5/5
This is the picturesque scene you want with a beach club: loungers, cabanas, lively pools, and a bustling dancefloor. You get your own private butler as you enjoy the sun, sand, music, & lively vibes.
Cost: AED 100 weekdays; AED 250 weekends (Cabanas are AED 100/person + AED 1,500 on weekdays & AED 5,000 on weekends)
Location: Rixos the Beach, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Contact: (04) 277-1477
NOTE: The Club May Permanently Close in 2018
Dubaing Score: 2.5/5
If you are the owner or manager of a relevant business/institution and feel your business/institution has been overlooked, please contact us at Enquiry@Dubaing.ae


Khet is a chess like variant where pieces are taken when hit by a laser on any of its flat sides
The game ends when a players pharaoh is taken


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DRIFTER is a short animation film made for the 120 feet long video wall at the IAC Building in Chelsea, New York. A collaborative work with Siman Li. Original music by Lu Wang.
Inspired by some scenes of Ghost in the shell, the film is designed as a vision of one man's dream after a brocken relationship. What's your dream like? What can you see in your dreams? It also refers to all of us. We're all drifters, of the Earth and the universe. I'm hope we take that leap off the ground and permanently become drifters of the sky.
modeling and renderer testing
© 2017 LU WANG ALL MUSIC RIGHTS RESERVED


Before summer of 2003, I started to experiment with drugs. I had been smoking cigarettes since I was 8, and at this time I was 13. I started with weed and then I progressed to harder drugs.
I had just heard about DXM in september 03. I wanted to find other easy to obtain OTC psychoactives, and my friend had told me about benadryl and that it had a hallucinogen called diphenhydramine. He told me about the effects. I asked him if it was euphoric and he said 'very'. I was very into euphoric drugs so I decided to try it. It was a friday and my parents were at a local motorcycle gathering that took place every friday night. I walked to the nearest gas station and bought a box of benadryl. when I got home, I popped them out of the casings and I downed them all. All 24.
It was about two hours later and I noticed that movement made a feeling that resonated through my whole body. I started whaling my arms about and it created a shock-like tingle through my arms.  I had to go to the bathroom and when I was on the toilet, I noticed my legs were a little shaky.  The walls obtained a weird look. They didnt look different, they just felt strange. Vein-like lines appeared on the walls and started twitching. I was a little freaked out.
The phone rang. the caller ID showed it was My mom.  I answered the phone with a shaky voice. apparently she didn't notice. she asked me if I wanted something to eat and i said 'yes'. About an hour later I heard the bikes roll in. 'Fuck FUCK!! I'm going to get caught! I'll pretend I'm asleep. They walked in and I was lieing on the couch. 'Anthony? oh well someone gets an extra hamburger'. I felt my heart pounding fast and I thought 'my heart's pounding so fast they'll see my shirt shaking and they'll know somethings wrong'.
When they ate, I went to my room. I felt so exhausted and scared, not only am I at extreme risk of getting caught, this trip is starting to turn into a wreck. I was watching my sisters dark room across the hall and I saw a transparent figure, almost resembling a dog. It was playing with bed sheets, just like a dog would. I then lied down on my bed trying to go to sleep.  I didn't TRY to think of that, I just had weird sudden thoughts about it. I also saw an arm lieing near my face. It didn't scare me, I just looked at it. And it wasn't my arm.
I couldnt go to sleep. I felt so scared and alone. I felt as if people, even my own family, were waiting in the walls about to kill me if I peered my head to the other side of the bed. I finally fell asleep and I woke up about 1:00 a.m. I went down stairs and saw my dad in his chair. He vanished. I realised a little later that I just had a hallucination. I lied down on the couch again, now looking toward the kitchen. I couldn't see it but for some reason I thought my dad was trying to hide from me on the other side of the kitchen wall.
 It made me feel a little better but I still felt like I was in a haunted house and a haunted body. I saw my fan twitch and that freaked me out. I saw my mantle above the fire place wave and that was a little odd. I saw those vein-like things on the wall again and they twitched. I thought to myself 'why cant this just be over. Its got to wear off sometime'. The thought that its just any other drug and that it had to wear off sometime comforted me a little. I woke up about 9:00 in the morning. It was over. I looked in the mirror and my eyes were still dilated. I tried to hide my eyes from my parents durring the whole day. I still felt a little fatigued but the overall intoxication had worn off.
  I later found out it has been categorized as a deleriogen. If you have connections to, or are offered deleriogens such as diphenhydramine or dimenhydrinate, I urge you, for your own safety against suicide and insanity, DON'T DO IT.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Stego is a project by Austin Jackson, Matt Nyman, Arnaud Balma, and Ismael Almaguer that was made in 24 hours at CodeRED: Liftoff. Steganography is a method of concealing data within other data. In our application, we use steganography with PNG images to hide text and entire files within them. We've also implemented optional, password-protected AES-256 encryption of the hidden data, to insure safety.
The project is also open-sourced on Github.
Encode form Decode form


Here is a list of all namespace members with links to the namespace documentation for each member:
- d -
- d : Test::Int::Distinct , Test::Int::Dom
- d1 : Test::Int::MiniModelArithmetic
- d2 : Test::Int::MiniModelArithmetic
- d3 : Test::Int::MiniModelArithmetic
- d_3 : Test::Assign , Test::Branch
- d_5 : Test::Assign , Test::Branch
- d_dense : Test::Assign , Test::Branch
- d_large : Test::Assign , Test::Branch
- d_sparse : Test::Assign , Test::Branch
- dd1 : Test::Int::Dom
- dd3 : Test::Int::Dom
- dfs() : Gecode
- disjoint() : Gecode::Iter::Ranges
- distinct() : Gecode::CpltSet::Distinct , Gecode
- div() : Gecode
- div_a_bnd : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- div_b_bnd : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- div_c_bnd : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- divmod() : Gecode
- divmod_a_bnd : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- divmod_b_bnd : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- divmod_c_bnd : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- dom() : Gecode
- dom_d : Test::Int::Distinct
- dom_od : Test::Int::Distinct
- dom_os : Test::Int::Distinct
- dom_r : Test::Int::Distinct
- dom_s : Test::Int::Distinct
- Domain : Gecode::Int::Extensional
- doprop_val() : Gecode::Int::Channel
- double_max : Gecode::Int::Linear
- double_min : Gecode::Int::Linear
- DoubleScaleView : Gecode::Int
- dr1 : Test::Int::Dom
- dr3 : Test::Int::Dom


Consider the provided value of p and q for text.
And
The number of digits in p is 2 therefore window size m becomes 2.
Assume x is the remainder.
• A spurious hit will occur when p has a value, such that the value of is 4.
• A proper match will occur when remainder is 4 and p is 26.
Now, each time extract two digits from the text T, and match as follows.
|
Different (p) |
Remainder (p mod q) |
Status |
|
|
p1 |
31(first two digits of T) |
9 |
No Hit |
|
p2 |
14(2nd and 3rd digits of T) |
3 |
No Hit |
|
p3 |
41 |
8 |
No Hit |
|
p4 |
15 |
4 |
Spurious Hit |
|
p5 |
59 |
4 |
Spurious Hit |
|
p6 |
92 |
4 |
Spurious Hit |
|
p7 |
26 |
4 |
Proper Match |
|
p8 |
65 |
10 |
No Hit |
|
p9 |
53 |
9 |
No Hit |
|
p10 |
35 |
2 |
No Hit |
|
p11 |
58 |
3 |
No Hit |
|
p12 |
89 |
1 |
No Hit |
|
p13 |
97 |
9 |
No Hit |
|
p14 |
79 |
2 |
No Hit |
|
p15 |
93 |
5 |
No Hit |
Observe the above table, the remainder is 4 is obtained, when p is 15, 59, 92, and 26. When the value of p is 26, the match is a proper match, but not a Spurious Hit.
Therefore, the numbers of Spurious Hits are 3 .
A RABIN-KARP-MATCHER method is used to determine the P pattern in text string T. Make following modification in Rabin-Karp method to determine any one pattern among K patterns:
Suppose P is a 2-D array which contains K patterns. Each pattern of P is m characters long.
FIXED-RABIN-KARP-MATCHER (T, P, d, q, K)
//determine the length of first pattern of P. The length of all pattern in P are same.
1
2
//loop used to check all pattern in P till one pattern is not found
3 for to
4
5
6
//use for loop to determine the hash value of jth pattern and text strings T.
7 for to
8
9
//use for loop to traverse the whole text strings T.
10 for to
//compare the hash value.
11 if
//check whole pattern matches
12 if
13 print “jth pattern occur with shift” s
//control moves to the calling function after finding one
// pattern of P in text string T
14 return
//recalculate the hash value
15 if
16
Modification for fixed pattern:
• All K pattern has same length, so determine the first pattern length.
• Use one more for loop in line 3 to traverse all K pattern till one pattern is not found in text string T.
• Make modification in 8th and 12th line to replace and with and.
• Add return statement in 14th line to return the control when one pattern is found.
Modification required for variable patterns:
Only small modification in FIXED-RABIN-KARP-MATCHER is required for variable K patterns. For variable K patterns put 1st line code inside the first for loop. The first 4 line after modification in FIXED-RABIN-KARP-MATCHER are as follow:
VARIABLE-RABIN-KARP-MATCHER (T, P, d, q, K)
//determine the length of text string T.
1.
//loop used to check all pattern in P till one pattern is not found
2. for to
//determine the length of jth pattern.
3.
4.
Rest all code from line 5 to 16 will be same as above FIXED-RABIN-KARP-MATCHER algorithm.
Make following modification to determine ‘P’ pattern in ‘T’ character array.
• One of the best methods is to get first row from pattern P and check that pattern in first row of character array T.
• If pattern is found then fetched second pattern from P again find that pattern from first row of character array T.
• When pattern is not found in first row of character array T then find that pattern in second row of character array T and so on. If pattern is not found in any row of T array then return text NOT FOUND.
Consider the following CHECK algorithm to determine ‘P’ pattern in ‘T’ character array.
CHECK
//use nested for loop to check each row of P and T.
1 for to m
2 for to n
//call function to check particular ith row exist in jth row of T
3 if RABINKARP != NOT FOUND
4 break
//use if statement to check particular ith row does not exist in T.
5 if
6 break
7 return NOT FOUND
//function to check pattern exist in text or not
RABINKARP
//calculate the hash value
1
2
//use loop to check the pattern in t
3 for to
//compare the hash value
4 if
5 if
6 return k
7
8 return NOT FOUND
Time complexity:
• In above CHECK algorithm a nested for loop is used to check ‘P’ pattern in ‘T’.
• In each iteration of nested for loop a RABINKARP function is called which also uses one for loop.
Hence, the total time complexity of CHECK algorithm to determine ‘P’ pattern in ‘T’ character array is.
ALICE AND BOB
Alice and Bob are the two names of person who communicates with each other. In computer language, it is easy for them to communicate, it is because their desired conditions are represented by 1 are non-desired conditions are represented by 0. After this, an algorithm is used that tests the conditions and returns whether there exists condition when desired conditions of both are matched or not.
Most commonly used method is matrix method, where all the conditions are shown and at desired positions 1 will be there. Suppose the bit transferred by Alice is represented by ‘red’ and bits of Bob is represented by ‘blue’, the corresponding matrix can be shown as:
Matrix
In the given problem, Alice has a copy of n-bit file and in the same way, the Bob has an n-bit file as. Both Alice and Bob wants to check whether the files that both have are identical or not. And in the process of file transmission they use the concept of probability for the file checking.
In order to check whether both files are same, Alice can send the whole file to Bob and the Bob checks both files and return ‘Yes’ if both files are same otherwise ‘No’. This method is very costly and time taking. One another method for checking whether both files are same is given below:
A prime q is selected in the process in such a way that an integer x which is obtained from the set. The value of q is selected in such a manner that
Suppose that the bits that Alice have are represented by A and bits that Bob has are represented by B. Here, the functions are used for fits are their corresponding functions are represented by and. Using this condition, the function is evaluated by Alice which is as below:
As it is known that a belongs to Zq provides a zero of given polynomial and if, then the polynomial has maximum of n distinct zeros. To prove the required condition as stated in the problem, it is checked that both Alice and Bob sends and respectively.
So, if, and since then, then it can be concluded that and thus, the integer would take more than n-bits to send. Hence, and are evaluated.
Here, the value of q is taken greater than and the value of x is chosen between 0 to. So, if the value of both the evaluations does not match, then there will be one case when the value can be the same.
Consider an example in which the length of bits is 4 bit: Consider that Alice has a file in which bits are {1, 0, 0, 1} and Bob has a file containing bits {0, 1, 0, 1}. So, the value of n is 4. Now, a value of q is selected in such a manner that it should satisfy the condition and also a prime. This means that a prime number is selected having prime value greater than 4000. The prime values greater than 4000 are 4001, 4003, 4007 and so on.
After selecting the value of q as 4001, the value of x should be selected. The value of x lies between 0 to, any value which lies from 0 to 4001 can be taken into consideration. Select the value of x as 2.
Now, the functions and are calculated. This can be given as:
After expansion, the equation can also be written as:
Now, insert the value of a0 to a3, the equation given above becomes:
As, the a0 and a3 has values 1, so their corresponding values can be written as:
Similarly, the value of can be calculated as:
After expansion, the equation of can also be written as:
Now, on putting the values of b0 to b3, the above equation becomes:
As, the b1 and b3 has values 1, so their corresponding values can be written as:
As, the value of functions and are different, this states that the bits are different.
Here, the number of roots of the polynomial are checked over the field and by using the condition that if is a prime such that is the polynomial of degree t in which is obtained from. So as is zero, if then if a is zero of then for a polynomial of degree. Hence, if p is a prime, then polynomial of degree t can have at most t distinct zeros modulo p. The probability can be found by using the equation given below:
So, the probability will be:
This means that if the value of, and then there will be one chance among 1000 chances that. It is clear from the values of functions and that if their values are same then the value of A will be equal to B.


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{% load static %}
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We want to serve you to ensure your home security. We keep the values of humidity and noise in your houses and monitor them instantly. In case of emergency, we aim to find a solution quickly by notifying the necessary security units and you. If the temperature values in your house increase, you will be notified first after the fire. We aim to solve it quickly. Thanks to the sensors we will install in your home, we will instantly reflect this information to you and you will be able to monitor these values at any time.
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Guilherme
Martins.
I am a 17 years old Front-End Developer
from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
about me
I've discovered my favorite areas when I was 11 years old. I've always loved computers, and I began creating my own website layouts because of my big love for games and internet.
Blending my Photoshop experience with the enthusiasm of sharing my games' websites with other people on the internet, I've learned the two things I like the most: designing and coding.
Email:
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WEBGL_color_buffer_float
WebGL working group (public_webgl 'at' khronos.org)
Mark Callow, HI Corporation
Members of the WebGL working group
Last modified date: November 26, 2012
Revision: 4
WebGL extension #15
Written against the WebGL API 1.0 specification.
Written against the EXT_color_buffer_half_float specification.
Implementations must also support the OES_texture_float extension.
Adds support for rendering to 32-bit floating-point color buffers.
When this extension is enabled:
The 32-bit floating-point types RGB32F
and
RGBA32F
become available as color-renderable formats.
Renderbuffers can be created in these formats. These and textures
created with type = FLOAT
, which will have one of these
internal formats, can be attached to framebuffer object color
attachments for rendering.
NOTE: fragment shaders outputs
gl_FragColor and gl_FragData[0] will only be clamped and converted
when the color buffer is fixed-point and BlendColor()
and
ClearColor()
will no longer clamp their parameter values
on input. Clamping will be applied as necessary at draw time according
to the type of color buffer in use.
The format and type combination RGBA
and
FLOAT
becomes valid for reading from a floating-point
rendering buffer. Note: RGBA
and
UNSIGNED_BYTE
cannot be used for reading from a
floating-point rendering buffer.
The component types of framebuffer object attachments can be queried.
module webgl { interface EXT_color_buffer_float { const GLenum RGBA32F_EXT = 0x8814; const GLenum RGB32F_EXT = 0x8815; const GLenum FRAMEBUFFER_ATTACHMENT_COMPONENT_TYPE_EXT = 0x8211; const GLenum UNSIGNED_NORMALIZED_EXT = 0x8C17; }; // interface EXT_color_buffer_float }; // module webgl
RGBA32F_EXT
and RGB32F_EXT
are
accepted as the internalformat
parameter of
renderbufferStorage()
.The new tokens and the behavioral changes for floating-point color
buffers specified in EXT_color_buffer_half_float
are incorporated into WebGL except for the RGB16F
and
RGBA16F
types. All references to these are replaced by the
32-bit floating-point types specified above.
Revision 1, 2012/11/08
Revision 2, 2012/11/12
Revision 3, 2012/11/13
Revision 4, 2012/11/26


You can customize your instance after it has launched using the options available here. "Customization Script" is analogous to "User Data" in other systems.


On Vaccination Against Smallpox
by Edward Anthony Jenner
Introductory Note
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1798
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Jenner, E. (1798). On Vaccination Against Smallpox.
-
Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 12.0
- Word Count: 488
- Genre: Informational
- Keywords: on vaccination against smallpox, science history
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Edward Jenner was born at his father’s vicarage at Berkeley, Gloucestershire, England, on May 17, 1749. After leaving school, he was apprenticed to a local surgeon, and in 1770 he went to London and became a resident pupil under the great surgeon and anatomist, John Hunter, with whom he remained on intimate terms for the rest of Hunter’s life.  He died of apoplexy on January 26, 1823.
Jenner’s scientific interests were varied, but the importance of his work in vaccination has overshadowed his other results. Early in his career he had begun to observe the phenomena of cowpox, a disease common in the rural parts of the western counties of England, and he was familiar with the belief, current among the peasantry, that a person who had suffered from the cowpox could not take smallpox. Finally, in 1796, he made his first experiment in vaccination, inoculating a boy of eight with cowpox, and, after his recovery, with smallpox; with the result that the boy did not take the latter disease.
Jenner’s first paper on his discovery was never printed; but in 1798 appeared the first of the following treatises. Its reception by the medical profession was highly discouraging; but progress began when Cline, the surgeon of St. Thomas’s Hospital, used the treatment with success. Jenner continued his investigations, publishing his results from time to time, and gradually gaining recognition; though opposition to his theory and practise was at first vehement, and has never entirely disappeared. In 1802, Parliament voted him 10,000 pounds, and in 1806, 20,000 pounds, in recognition of the value of his services, and the sacrifices they had entailed. As early as 1807, Bavaria made vaccination compulsory; and since that date most of the European governments have officially encouraged or compelled the practise; and smallpox has ceased to be the almost universal scourge it was before Jenner’s discovery.
To C.H. Parry, M.D. at Bath
My Dear Friend:
In the present age of scientific investigation it is remarkable that a disease of so peculiar a nature as the cow-pox, which has appeared in this and some of the neighbouring counties for such a series of years, should so long have escaped particular attention. Finding the prevailing notions on the subject, both among men of our profession and others, extremely vague and indeterminate, and conceiving that facts might appear at once both curious and useful, I have instituted as strict an inquiry into the causes and effects of this singular malady as local circumstances would admit.
The following pages are the result, which, from motives of the most affectionate regard, are dedicated to you, by
Your sincere friend,
Edward Jenner.
Berkeley, Gloucestershire, June 21st, 1798.


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1 Wine makes you loud, and strong drink makes you foolish;
whoever lets alcohol lead them to where they get lost, are not wise.
2 The king's wrath makes people as afraid as if they were facing a young lion roaring at them;
the person who makes a king angry is giving up his own life.
3 It is an honor to stay out of an argument,
but every fool is ready to join one.
4 The lazy person is not willing to plow his crops again in autumn,
and when it is harvest time, he looks, but there is nothing growing in his field.
5 The purposes within a person's life are like the deep waters of the ocean,
but a person who has understanding is able to draw them out and help bring them to pass.
6 Many people proclaim that they can be trusted to do what they promise,
but it is very difficult to find one who can really be trusted.
7 The person who always does right—
how fortunate will be his children who follow after him.
8 A king who sits on his throne to act as a judge
can distinguish between all the kinds of evil before him just by looking at them.
9 No one can truthfully say, "I have kept my heart pure, and I am free from my sins."
10 Uneven weights, improperly marked, and unequal measures, that favor the one who is selling,
Yahweh hates both of them.
11 Also, even a youth is known by how what he does,
it is clear whether what he does is pure and respectable or not.
12 Ears that hear and eyes that see—
Yahweh made them both.
13 If you love to sleep all the time, you will become poor;
stay awake when you should be at work and you will have plenty to eat.
14 "It is no good," the buyer says when he is bargaining with you about the price.
But after he buys it, he goes and boasts to his friends what a good price he bought it for.
15 Consider the value of gold and many expensive jewels,
but the words of the one who has knowledge are like precious jewels.
16 If you guarantee a loan for a stranger, take his expensive coat, so you can sell it if he does not pay,
and if he makes a pledge for a prostitute, hold him as a guarantee instead of anything he offers you.
17 Bread gotten by telling a lie, may taste sweet,
but later his mouth will be like it was full of gravel, because of his lies.
18 Good plans are made in consultation with good advisors,
and only with wise advisors giving their advice should anyone go to war.
19 A gossip tells secrets,
so stay away from people who talk too much.
20 If a person curses his father or his mother,
his life will be put out as a light that is snuffed out.
21 An inheritance that comes to a person quickly, may do some good at the beginning,
but later it will do less good for the person who received it.
22 Do not say, "I will pay you back for the wrong you did to me."
Wait for Yahweh and he will take care of the matter.
23 Yahweh detests those who use dishonest scales
and weights that are not accurate.
24 Yahweh is the one who directs the way a person will go.
So then, how can someone understand where he is going?
25 It is dangerous to declare that something is holy to Yahweh,
and it is worse to think about the meaning of holiness only after you have made a vow.
26 A king who is wise will separate the wicked from among his people;
then he will drive a threshing cart over their bodies to kill them.
27 The life-giving spirit within a man is the light shining from Yahweh within us,
it shines deep within and shows what is hidden deep inside us.
28 Love and faithfulness preserve the life of the king;
his throne is made strong by steadfast love.
29 The honor of young people is seen in how strong they are,
but the splendor of old people is in their gray hair.
30 When we are beaten, the wound that results may cleanse away evil,
and beatings make our inmost self clean.


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Ali's JSON-RPC Framework documentation
1.0
- Description
- This framework aims to provide JSON-RPC support to your Objective-C programs. Its role is to have a simple API to query any WebService that can be called using JSON-RPC.
This framework currently support JSON-RPCversion 1.0, 1.1 and 2.0.
- Author:
- O.Halligon
- Version:
- 1.2
- Date:
- May 2010
- Note:
- The JSON part is assured through the SBJSON framework.
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