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Zend Framework
LICENSE
This source file is subject to the new BSD license that is bundled with this package in the file LICENSE.txt. It is also available through the world-wide-web at this URL: http://framework.zend.com/license/new-bsd If you did not receive a copy of the license and are unable to obtain it through the world-wide-web, please send an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>so we can send you a copy immediately.
addMemberToGroup(
string $recipientAddress, string $groupId
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_MemberEntry
Add an email address to a group as a member
addOwnerToGroup(
string $email, string $groupId
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_OwnerEntry
Add an email as an owner of a group
addRecipientToEmailList(
string $recipientAddress, string $emailList
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_EmailListRecipientEntry
Add a specified recipient to an existing emailList.
createEmailList(
string $emailList
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_EmailListEntry
Create a new email list.
createGroup(
string $groupId, string $groupName, string $description
=
null, string $emailPermission
=
null
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_GroupEntry
Create a new group.
createNickname(
string $username, string $nickname
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_NicknameEntry
Create a nickname for a given user.
createUser(
string $username, string $givenName, string $familyName, string $password, $passwordHashFunction
=
null, string $quotaLimitInMB
=
null
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_UserEntry
Create a new user entry and send it to the Google Apps servers.
deleteEmailList(
string $emailList
)
:
Delete a specified email list.
deleteGroup(
string $groupId
)
:
Delete a group
deleteNickname(
string $nickname
)
:
Delete a specified nickname.
deleteUser(
string $username
)
:
Delete a user by username.
isMember(
string $memberId, string $groupId
)
:
bool
Check to see if a member id or group id is a member of group
isOwner(
string $email, string $groupId
)
:
bool
Checks to see if an email is an owner of a group
removeMemberFromGroup(
string $memberId, string $groupId
)
:
Remove a member id from a group
removeOwnerFromGroup(
string $email, string $groupId
)
:
Remove email as an owner of a group
removeRecipientFromEmailList(
string $recipientAddress, string $emailList
)
:
Remove a specified recipient from an email list.
restoreUser(
string $username
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_UserEntry
Mark a given user as not suspended.
retrieveAllEmailLists(
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_EmailListFeed
Retrieve all email lists associated with the curent domain. Be aware that calling this function on a domain with many email lists will take a signifigant amount of time to complete. On larger domains this may may cause execution to timeout without proper precautions in place.
retrieveAllGroups(
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_GroupFeed
Retrieve all groups in the current domain. Be aware that calling this function on a domain with many groups will take a signifigant amount of time to complete. On larger domains this may may cause execution to timeout without proper precautions in place.
retrieveAllMembers(
string $groupId
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_MemberFeed
Retrieves all the members of a group
retrieveAllNicknames(
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_NicknameFeed
Retrieve all nicknames in the current domain. Be aware that calling this function on a domain with many nicknames will take a signifigant amount of time to complete. On larger domains this may may cause execution to timeout without proper precautions in place.
retrieveAllRecipients(
$emailList
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_EmailListRecipientFeed
Retrieve all recipients associated with an email list. Be aware that calling this function on a domain with many email lists will take a signifigant amount of time to complete. On larger domains this may may cause execution to timeout without proper precautions in place.
retrieveAllUsers(
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_UserFeed
Retrieve all users in the current domain. Be aware that calling this function on a domain with many users will take a signifigant amount of time to complete. On larger domains this may may cause execution to timeout without proper precautions in place.
retrieveEmailLists(
$recipient
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_EmailListFeed
Retrieve all email lists associated with a recipient.
retrieveGroup(
string $groupId
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_GroupEntry
Retrieves a group based on group id
retrieveGroupOwners(
string $groupId
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_OwnerFeed
Retrieves all the owners of a group
retrieveGroups(
string $memberId, bool $directOnly
=
null
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_GroupFeed
Retrieve all of the groups that a user is a member of
retrieveNickname(
string $nickname
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_NicknameEntry
Retrieve the entry for a specified nickname.
retrieveNicknames(
string $username
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_NicknameFeed
Retrieve all nicknames associated with a specific username.
retrievePageOfEmailLists(
$startNickname
=
null
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_EmailListFeed
Retrieve a page of email lists in alphabetical order, starting with the provided email list.
retrievePageOfGroups(
string $startGroup
=
null
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_GroupFeed
Retrieve a page of groups in alphabetical order, starting with the provided group.
retrievePageOfMembers(
string $groupId, string $startMember
=
null
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_MemberFeed
Gets page of Members
retrievePageOfNicknames(
string $startNickname
=
null
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_NicknameFeed
Retrieve a page of nicknames in alphabetical order, starting with the provided nickname.
retrievePageOfRecipients(
$emailList, string $startRecipient
=
null
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_EmailListRecipientFeed
Retrieve a page of email list recipients in alphabetical order, starting with the provided email list recipient.
retrievePageOfUsers(
string $startUsername
=
null
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_UserFeed
Retrieve a page of users in alphabetical order, starting with the provided username.
retrieveUser(
string $username
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_UserEntry
Retrieve a user based on their username.
suspendUser(
string $username
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_UserEntry
Mark a given user as suspended.
updateGroup(
string $groupId, string $groupName
=
null, string $description
=
null, string $emailPermission
=
null
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_GroupEntry
Update group properties with new values. any property not defined will not be updated
updateUser(
string $username, Zend_Gdata_Gapps_UserEntry $userEntry
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_UserEntry
Overwrite a specified username with the provided UserEntry. The UserEntry does not need to contain an edit link.
This method is provided for compliance with the Google Apps Provisioning API specification. Normally users will instead want to call UserEntry::save() instead.
Service class for interacting with the Google Apps Provisioning API.
Like other service classes in this module, this class provides access via an HTTP client to Google servers for working with entries and feeds.
Because of the nature of this API, all access must occur over an authenticated connection.
APPS_BASE_FEED_URI = 'https://apps-apis.google.com/a/feeds'
AUTH_SERVICE_NAME = 'apps'
APPS_USER_PATH = '/user/2.0'
Path to user feeds on the Google Apps server.
APPS_NICKNAME_PATH = '/nickname/2.0'
Path to nickname feeds on the Google Apps server.
APPS_GROUP_PATH = '/group/2.0'
Path to group feeds on the Google Apps server.
APPS_EMAIL_LIST_PATH = '/emailList/2.0'
Path to email list feeds on the Google Apps server.
APPS_EMAIL_LIST_RECIPIENT_POSTFIX = '/recipient'
Path to email list recipient feeds on the Google Apps server.
string $_domain = 'null'
The domain which is being administered via the Provisioning API.
$args = ''
$method = ''
array $namespaces = 'array'
Namespaces used for Zend_Gdata_Gapps
__call(
string $method, array $args
)
:
Provides a magic factory method to instantiate new objects with shorter syntax than would otherwise be required by the Zend Framework naming conventions. For more information, see Zend_Gdata_App::__call().
This overrides the default behavior of __call() so that query classes do not need to have their domain manually set when created with a magic factory method.
__construct(
Zend_Http_Client $client
=
null, string $domain
=
null, string $applicationId
=
MyCompany-MyApp-1.0
)
:
Create Gdata_Gapps object
delete(
mixed $data, integer $remainingRedirects
=
null
)
:
void
DELETE entry with client object This method overrides the default behavior of Zend_Gdata_App, providing support for Zend_Gdata_Gapps_ServiceException.
get(
string $uri, array $extraHeaders
=
array
)
:
Zend_Http_Response
GET a URI using client object.
This method overrides the default behavior of Zend_Gdata_App, providing support for Zend_Gdata_Gapps_ServiceException.
getBaseUrl(
string $domain
=
null
)
:
Returns the base URL used to access the Google Apps service, based on the current domain. The current domain can be temporarily overridden by providing a fully qualified domain as $domain.
getDomain(
)
:
string
Get domain for this service instance. This should be a fully qualified domain, such as 'foo.example.com'. If no domain is set, null will be returned.
getEmailListEntry(
mixed $location
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_EmailListEntry
Retreive a single EmailListEntry object.
getEmailListFeed(
mixed $location
=
null
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_EmailListFeed
Retreive EmailListFeed object containing multiple EmailListEntry objects.
getEmailListRecipientEntry(
mixed $location
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_EmailListRecipientEntry
Retreive a single EmailListRecipientEntry object.
getEmailListRecipientFeed(
mixed $location
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_EmailListRecipientFeed
Retreive EmailListRecipientFeed object containing multiple EmailListRecipientEntry objects.
getGroupEntry(
mixed $location
=
null
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_GroupEntry
Retreive a single GroupEntry object.
getGroupFeed(
mixed $location
=
null
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_GroupFeed
Retreive GroupFeed object containing multiple GroupEntry objects.
getMemberEntry(
mixed $location
=
null
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_MemberEntry
Retreive a single MemberEntry object.
getMemberFeed(
mixed $location
=
null
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_MemberFeed
Retreive MemberFeed object containing multiple MemberEntry objects.
getNicknameEntry(
mixed $location
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_NicknameEntry
Retreive a single NicknameEntry object.
getNicknameFeed(
mixed $location
=
null
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_NicknameFeed
Retreive NicknameFeed object containing multiple NicknameEntry objects.
getOwnerEntry(
mixed $location
=
null
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_OwnerEntry
Retreive a single OwnerEntry object.
getOwnerFeed(
mixed $location
=
null
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_OwnerFeed
Retreive OwnerFeed object containing multiple OwnerEntry objects.
getUserEntry(
mixed $location
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_UserEntry
Retreive a single UserEntry object.
getUserFeed(
mixed $location
=
null
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_UserFeed
Retrieve a UserFeed containing multiple UserEntry objects.
import(
string $uri, Zend_Http_Client $client
=
null, string $className
=
Zend_Gdata_App_Feed
)
:
Zend_Gdata_App_Feed
Imports a feed located at $uri.
This method overrides the default behavior of Zend_Gdata_App, providing support for Zend_Gdata_Gapps_ServiceException.
insertEmailList(
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_EmailListEntry $emailList, string $uri
=
null
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_EmailListEntry
Create a new email list from an EmailListEntry.
insertEmailListRecipient(
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_EmailListRecipientEntry $recipient, string $uri
=
null
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_EmailListRecipientEntry
Create a new email list recipient from an EmailListRecipientEntry.
insertGroup(
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_GroupEntry $group, string $uri
=
null
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_GroupEntry
Create a new group from a GroupEntry.
insertMember(
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_MemberEntry $member, string $uri
=
null
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_MemberEntry
Create a new member from a MemberEntry.
insertNickname(
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_NicknameEntry $nickname, string $uri
=
null
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_NicknameEntry
Create a new nickname from a NicknameEntry.
insertOwner(
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_OwnerEntry $owner, string $uri
=
null
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_OwnerEntry
Create a new group from a OwnerEntry.
insertUser(
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_UserEntry $user, string $uri
=
null
)
:
Zend_Gdata_Gapps_UserEntry
Create a new user from a UserEntry.
post(
mixed $data, string $uri
=
null, integer $remainingRedirects
=
null, string $contentType
=
null, $extraHeaders
=
null
)
:
Zend_Http_Response
POST data with client object.
This method overrides the default behavior of Zend_Gdata_App, providing support for Zend_Gdata_Gapps_ServiceException.
put(
mixed $data, string $uri
=
null, integer $remainingRedirects
=
null, string $contentType
=
null, $extraHeaders
=
null
)
:
Zend_Http_Response
PUT data with client object This method overrides the default behavior of Zend_Gdata_App, providing support for Zend_Gdata_Gapps_ServiceException.
setDomain(
string $value
)
:
Set domain for this service instance. This should be a fully qualified domain, such as 'foo.example.com'.
This value is used when calculating URLs for retrieving and posting entries. If no value is specified, a URL will have to be manually constructed prior to using any methods which interact with the Google Apps provisioning service.
throwServiceExceptionIfDetected(
Zend_Gdata_Exception $e
)
:
Convert an exception to an ServiceException if an AppsForYourDomain XML document is contained within the original exception's HTTP response. If conversion fails, throw the original error.


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Components for mobile devices
Version 0.0.1
Hi there
So you think you want some cool components for mobile web, huh?
Before we begin this wonderful journey lets take a second to understand what we are looking at.
Scaffolding example
Something to say.
Here is a standard pane. Implementation class pane
Pane footer. Implementation class pane-f
Here are all available headings from h1 to h6.
| Heading | Markup |
|---|---|
Heading |
h1 |
Heading |
h2 |
Heading |
h3 |
Heading |
h4 |
Heading |
h5 |
Heading |
h6 |
The easiest way to label areas of interest is to insert a lbl into your text.
| Name | Label |
|---|---|
| Default | lbl |
| Warning | lbl lbl-w |
| Danger | lbl lbl-d |
| Confirm | lbl lbl-s |
| Info | lbl lbl-b |
Buttons are very simple to implement.
| Button | class="" | Description |
|---|---|---|
| btn btn-lg | Large button | |
| btn | Default button | |
| btn btn-sm | Small button | |
| btn btn-tn | Tiny button |
Here are some predefined button types that can be used around your application.
| Button | class="" | Description |
|---|---|---|
| btn | This is the default button | |
| btn btn-w | This button is for actions such as removing and deleting | |
| btn btn-d | This button is for important notification confirmations | |
| btn btn-s | This button is for saving or updating information | |
| btn btn-b | This button is for completing multiple step forms | |
| btn btn-l a | This button is for linking to other categories |
| Button | class="" |
|---|---|
| btn btn-g-f | |
| btn btn-w-f | |
| btn btn-d-f | |
| btn btn-s-f | |
| btn btn-b-f |
Here are some examples of buttons in groups.
| Button | Description |
|---|---|
| Button group for navigation |
The generic modal has 2 basic options. First displays a 'close' button in the header portions on the modal - by enabling close: true in the extension (it will also automatically default to true).
or setting the option to false close: false, to allow for your own modal closing procedure
The following toggle button works!
| Button | class="" |
|---|---|
| tog tog-lg | |
| tog | |
| tog tog-sm | |
| tog tog-tn |
Here are some examples of the progress bar implemented.
This component allows you to swipe/advance across multiple panes.
Something navigation
Choose the supporting platform you will use in your project. This will generate the most optimized version of component libraries for that platform.
Backbone
Select the base CSS elements you want to use in your project. All style attributes can be further adjusted by your stylesheet.
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AnimationActions schedule the performance of the animations which are
stored in [page:AnimationClip AnimationClips].
Note: Most of AnimationAction's methods can be chained.
For an overview of the different elements of the three.js animation system
see the "Animation System" article in the "Next Steps" section of the
manual.
[page:AnimationMixer mixer] - the `AnimationMixer` that is controlled by
this action.
[page:AnimationClip clip] - the `AnimationClip` that holds the animation
data for this action.
[page:Object3D localRoot] - the root object on which this action is
performed.
[page:Number blendMode] - defines how the animation is blended/combined
when two or more animations are simultaneously played.
Note: Instead of calling this constructor directly you should instantiate
an AnimationAction with [page:AnimationMixer.clipAction] since this method
provides caching for better performance.
Defines how the animation is blended/combined when two or more animations are simultaneously played. Valid values are *NormalAnimationBlendMode* (default) and *AdditiveAnimationBlendMode*.
If `clampWhenFinished` is set to true the animation will automatically be
[page:.paused paused] on its last frame.
If `clampWhenFinished` is set to false, [page:.enabled enabled] will
automatically be switched to false when the last loop of the action has
finished, so that this action has no further impact.
Default is `false`.
Note: `clampWhenFinished` has no impact if the action is interrupted (it
has only an effect if its last loop has really finished).
Setting `enabled` to `false` disables this action, so that it has no
impact. Default is `true`.
When the action is re-enabled, the animation continues from its current
[page:.time time] (setting `enabled` to `false` doesn't reset the
action).
Note: Setting `enabled` to `true` doesn’t automatically restart the
animation. Setting `enabled` to `true` will only restart the animation
immediately if the following condition is fulfilled: [page:.paused paused]
is `false`, this action has not been deactivated in the meantime (by
executing a [page:.stop stop] or [page:.reset reset] command), and neither
[page:.weight weight] nor [page:.timeScale timeScale] is `0`.
The looping mode (can be changed with [page:.setLoop setLoop]). Default is
[page:Animation THREE.LoopRepeat] (with an infinite number of
[page:.repetitions repetitions])
Must be one of these constants:
[page:Animation THREE.LoopOnce] - playing the clip once,
[page:Animation THREE.LoopRepeat] - playing the clip with the chosen
number of `repetitions`, each time jumping from the end of the clip
directly to its beginning,
[page:Animation THREE.LoopPingPong] - playing the clip with the chosen
number of `repetitions`, alternately playing forward and backward.
Setting `paused` to `true` pauses the execution of the action by setting
the effective time scale to `0`. Default is `false`.
The number of repetitions of the performed [page:AnimationClip] over the
course of this action. Can be set via [page:.setLoop setLoop]. Default is
`Infinity`.
Setting this number has no effect, if the [page:.loop loop mode] is set to
[page:Animation THREE.LoopOnce].
The local time of this action (in seconds, starting with `0`).
The value gets clamped or wrapped to `0...clip.duration` (according to the
loop state). It can be scaled relatively to the global mixer time by
changing [page:.timeScale timeScale] (using [page:.setEffectiveTimeScale setEffectiveTimeScale] or [page:.setDuration setDuration]).
Scaling factor for the [page:.time time]. A value of `0` causes the
animation to pause. Negative values cause the animation to play backwards.
Default is `1`.
Properties/methods concerning `timeScale` (respectively `time`) are:
[page:.getEffectiveTimeScale getEffectiveTimeScale],
[page:.halt halt],
[page:.paused paused],
[page:.setDuration setDuration],
[page:.setEffectiveTimeScale setEffectiveTimeScale],
[page:.stopWarping stopWarping],
[page:.syncWith syncWith],
[page:.warp warp].
The degree of influence of this action (in the interval `[0, 1]`). Values
between `0` (no impact) and `1` (full impact) can be used to blend between
several actions. Default is `1`.
Properties/methods concerning `weight` are:
[page:.crossFadeFrom crossFadeFrom],
[page:.crossFadeTo crossFadeTo],
[page:.enabled enabled],
[page:.fadeIn fadeIn],
[page:.fadeOut fadeOut],
[page:.getEffectiveWeight getEffectiveWeight],
[page:.setEffectiveWeight setEffectiveWeight],
[page:.stopFading stopFading].
Enables smooth interpolation without separate clips for start, loop and end. Default is `true`.
Enables smooth interpolation without separate clips for start, loop and end. Default is `true`.
Causes this action to [page:.fadeIn fade in], fading out another action
simultaneously, within the passed time interval. This method can be
chained.
If warpBoolean is true, additional [page:.warp warping] (gradually changes
of the time scales) will be applied.
Note: Like with `fadeIn`/`fadeOut`, the fading starts/ends with a weight
of `1`.
Causes this action to [page:.fadeOut fade out], fading in another action
simultaneously, within the passed time interval. This method can be
chained.
If warpBoolean is true, additional [page:.warp warping] (gradually changes
of the time scales) will be applied.
Note: Like with `fadeIn`/`fadeOut`, the fading starts/ends with a weight
of `1`.
Increases the [page:.weight weight] of this action gradually from `0` to `1`, within the passed time interval. This method can be chained.
Decreases the [page:.weight weight] of this action gradually from `1` to `0`, within the passed time interval. This method can be chained.
Returns the effective time scale (considering the current states of warping and [page:.paused paused]).
Returns the effective weight (considering the current states of fading and [page:.enabled enabled]).
Returns the clip which holds the animation data for this action.
Returns the mixer which is responsible for playing this action.
Returns the root object on which this action is performed.
Decelerates this animation's speed to `0` by decreasing [page:.timeScale timeScale] gradually (starting from its current value), within the passed time interval. This method can be chained.
Returns true if the action’s [page:.time time] is currently running.
In addition to being activated in the mixer (see [page:.isScheduled isScheduled]) the following conditions must be fulfilled: [page:.paused paused] is equal to false, [page:.enabled enabled] is equal to true,
[page:.timeScale timeScale] is different from `0`, and there is no
scheduling for a delayed start ([page:.startAt startAt]).
Note: `isRunning` being true doesn’t necessarily mean that the animation
can actually be seen. This is only the case, if [page:.weight weight] is
additionally set to a non-zero value.
Returns true, if this action is activated in the mixer.
Note: This doesn’t necessarily mean that the animation is actually running
(compare the additional conditions for [page:.isRunning isRunning]).
Tells the mixer to activate the action. This method can be chained.
Note: Activating this action doesn’t necessarily mean that the animation
starts immediately: If the action had already finished before (by reaching
the end of its last loop), or if a time for a delayed start has been set
(via [page:.startAt startAt]), a [page:.reset reset] must be executed
first. Some other settings ([page:.paused paused]=true, [page:.enabled enabled]=false, [page:.weight weight]=0, [page:.timeScale timeScale]=0)
can prevent the animation from playing, too.
Resets the action. This method can be chained.
This method sets [page:.paused paused] to false, [page:.enabled enabled]
to true, [page:.time time] to `0`, interrupts any scheduled fading and
warping, and removes the internal loop count and scheduling for delayed
starting.
Note: .`reset` is always called by [page:.stop stop], but .`reset` doesn’t
call .`stop` itself. This means: If you want both, resetting and stopping,
don’t call .`reset`; call .`stop` instead.
Sets the duration for a single loop of this action (by adjusting [page:.timeScale timeScale] and stopping any scheduled warping). This method can be chained.
Sets the [page:.timeScale timeScale] and stops any scheduled warping. This
method can be chained.
If [page:.paused paused] is false, the effective time scale (an internal
property) will also be set to this value; otherwise the effective time
scale (directly affecting the animation at this moment) will be set to
`0`.
Note: .`paused` will not be switched to `true` automatically, if
.`timeScale` is set to `0` by this method.
Sets the [page:.weight weight] and stops any scheduled fading. This method
can be chained.
If [page:.enabled enabled] is true, the effective weight (an internal
property) will also be set to this value; otherwise the effective weight
(directly affecting the animation at this moment) will be set to `0`.
Note: .`enabled` will not be switched to `false` automatically, if
.`weight` is set to `0` by this method.
Sets the [page:.loop loop mode] and the number of [page:.repetitions repetitions]. This method can be chained.
Defines the time for a delayed start (usually passed as
[page:AnimationMixer.time] + deltaTimeInSeconds). This method can be
chained.
Note: The animation will only start at the given time, if .`startAt` is
chained with [page:.play play], or if the action has already been
activated in the mixer (by a previous call of .`play`, without stopping or
resetting it in the meantime).
Tells the mixer to deactivate this action. This method can be chained.
The action will be immediately stopped and completely [page:.reset reset].
Note: You can stop all active actions on the same mixer in one go via
[page:AnimationMixer.stopAllAction mixer.stopAllAction].
Stops any scheduled [page:.fadeIn fading] which is applied to this action. This method can be chained.
Stops any scheduled [page:.warp warping] which is applied to this action. This method can be chained.
Synchronizes this action with the passed other action. This method can be
chained.
Synchronizing is done by setting this action’s [page:.time time] and
[page:.timeScale timeScale] values to the corresponding values of the
other action (stopping any scheduled warping).
Note: Future changes of the other action's `time` and `timeScale` will not
be detected.
Changes the playback speed, within the passed time interval, by modifying [page:.timeScale timeScale] gradually from `startTimeScale` to `endTimeScale`. This method can be chained.
There are two events indicating when a single loop of the action respectively the entire action has finished. You can react to them with:
mixer.addEventListener( 'loop', function( e ) { …} ); // properties of e: type, action and loopDelta
mixer.addEventListener( 'finished', function( e ) { …} ); // properties of e: type, action and direction
[link:https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/blob/master/src/[path].js src/[path].js]


Delete a Module from Secondary Language
How to only delete a module a page that is available in a secondary culture so that the module is still available in the default language and any other cultures it has been added to.
- View the site in the required secondary language. See "Viewing a Site in a Secondary Culture"
- Navigate to the required page. See "Viewing Any Page" or See "Viewing any Page (Pages Module)"
- Delete the module from this page. See "Deleting a Module"


I have been working as an Advanced EMT for the past 5 years now. The medical field is always something that has intrigued me and I have learned a great deal throughout my endeavors, however, I am ready for a change of pace and another one of my great interests has always been computers and the way they work. Joining the full stack development course at Georgia Tech seemed like a no brainer to me and so far I love it. I am looking forward to furthering my knowledge in this field and hopefully building a solid portfolio to land a job at some point.


Trader Helmut:
Heave...Ho! Whuh? A customer! Oh, I'm in the middle of moving loads...
So, you need armor? Well, have a look around and see if there's something you want! We used to have a lot of good items, but nowadays...well, with the northern regions so troubled, getting genuine Dwarven-made items is like plucking a star from the sky. Too bad...
Buy/Sell/Refund.
Ask about the local lord and tax rate.
Quest


Garda rep on border region: 'We are policing with one hand tied behind our backs'
by By Digital Desk staffThe Garda Representative Association's described the rise in violence in the border region as an attack on our democracy.
It says while extra armed support units in the area are welcome, frontline gardaí are crying out for better resources to tackle the issue.
It follows recent arson attacks on a garda station and Sinn Féin TD's car and the abduction and violent assault on Quinn Industrial Holdings chief operating officer Kevin Lunney.
GRA Representative for the Cavan-Monaghan area, James Morrisroe, says urgent action is needed.
"We have to get the local armed response unit up and running," said Mr Morrisroe.
"That takes money, that takes resources and we all hear about restrictive budgets but you can't have restrictive budgets like this where you can't foresee what is going to happen.
"So, they have to get real with it, they have to put the resources in locally and put us back out in the community and we will police it."
Mr Morrisroe said that his members are being stretched by the shortfall in resources.
"There is a lack of budget for training, there's a lack of budget for resources, there's a lack of budget for technology.
"Three years ago, we were promised that we would have mobile devices. We were promised 15,000 of these devices three years ago and we still haven't received them.
"It is an absolute farce. They are not putting the money into the technology but we are policing with one hand tied behind our backs."
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Overcrowding issue at Waterford psychiatric unit 'is reflected throughout the country'


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The editor
Make a Level
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A game made by Gomez Guillaume


About Freehub
Freehub is a system developed by the San Francisco Bike Kitchen and shared with other community bike shops to manage members and track patron visits.
In order to keep Freehub easy to use and understand we strive to keep it simple and focused.
Freehub is:
- A database of members and the services they have access to
- A sign in system for use at the front desk of the shop
- A reporting tool for looking at shop use, membership status,...
Freehub is not:
- A broadcast emailer - Freehub will not send emails to your members or patrons
- An accounting tool - we do not track money in Freehub
- An inventory tool - we do not track tools or parts in Freehub
- An point of sale system - we do not track shop sales in Freehub
For more information please see the project wiki.
Sign Up
Sign up now to try this free service.
You are welcome to try Freehub for your organization. You can export your data at any time if you want to stop using Freehub.
Keep in mind that we are in a beta phase and can not guarantee availability or stability.
Log In
Organizations
These organization have signed up to use Freehub and are actively using it.
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Bikery / Capital of Cycling / MCF
Bradford, West Yorkshire |
last visit Fri Nov 29 2019 7:15 am
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Community Bike Kitchen, Eureka CA
Eureka, CA |
last visit Tue Dec 03 2019 6:52 pm
16 members |
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Hubitat @ Omnitrans Transit Center
San Bernardino, CA |
last visit Mon Dec 02 2019 3:01 pm
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London Bike Kitchen
London, UK |
last visit Tue Dec 03 2019 7:06 am
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QC Bike Collective
Manchester, NH |
last visit Sat Nov 30 2019 12:47 pm
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Redlands BikeBBQ
redlands, ca |
last visit Tue Dec 03 2019 6:49 pm
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Revolutions Bicycle Cooperative
Memphis, TN |
last visit Sun Nov 24 2019 1:23 pm
80 members |
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Sacramento Bicycle Kitchen
Sacramento, CA |
last visit Tue Dec 03 2019 6:41 pm
14 members |
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San Francisco Bike Kitchen
San Francisco, CA |
last visit Tue Dec 03 2019 6:44 pm
360 members |
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Spokeland
Oakland, CA |
last visit Sun Nov 24 2019 4:43 pm
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St. Pete Bike Co-op
St. Petersburg, FL |
last visit Mon Dec 02 2019 3:53 pm
53 members |


Syndicating your blog is very important as it provides a mechanism for readers of your blog to keep up to date. Typically this is done with newsreader software. Additionally, there are websites that post blog entries from a variety of blogs that have similar content. Both newsreaders and planet-type websites need a semantically marked up version of your blog.
Most newsreaders read most of the syndication formats. So you shouldn’t feel that you have to implement each one of them in your blog—you can most assuredly get away with implementing RSS 2.0 or Atom and be just fine.
The syndication flavours that come with Pyblosxom should be fine for most blogs. When pointing people to your syndication feed, just use one of the syndication flavours.
Examples:
Pyblosxom comes with a few default flavours, three of which are feed formats.
Pyblosxom comes with an rss flavour that produces RSS 0.9.1 output. Here’s a sample of what it produces:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<!-- name="generator" content="pyblosxom/1.2 3/25/2005" -->
<!DOCTYPE rss PUBLIC "-//Netscape Communications//DTD RSS 0.91//EN"
"http://my.netscape.com/publish/formats/rss-0.91.dtd">
<rss version="0.91">
<channel>
<title>My Blog</title>
<link>http://www.joe.com/blog/index.rss</link>
<description>This is my blog about trivial things</description>
<language>en</language>
<item>
<title>Example of an entry post</title>
<link>http://www.joe.com/blog/entries/example1.html</link>
<description><p>
Here's an example of an entry in my blog. This is the body of the entry.
</p>
</description>
</item>
</channel>
</rss>
This example only has one entry in it. The number of entries the rss flavour will display is determined by the num_entries` property in your ``config.py file.
Note
Probably better not to use RSS 0.9.1:
RSS 0.9.1 format lacks dates in the data for the items. Unless you include the date for the entry somewhere in the description block, people looking at your RSS 0.9.1 feed won’t know what the date the entry was created on was.
Unless you have some reason to use RSS 0.9.1 as your syndication format, you should look at using RSS 2.0 or Atom both of which also come with Pyblosxom.
For more information, look at the RSS 0.9.1 spec.
Pyblosxom 1.3 comes with an RSS 2.0 flavour called “rss20”. If it’s missing features that you want (for example, some folks are doing podcasting with their blog), then override the individual templates you need to adjust.
For more information on RSS 2.0, see the RSS 2.0 spec.
FeedValidator is a useful tool for figuring out whether your feed is valid and fixing bugs in your feed content.
Additionally, feel free to ask on the pyblosxom-users mailing list.


--- prev_page: '/examples/examples_correlation.html' next_page: '/examples/examples_probability_distribution_plots.html' --- {% raw %}
# HIDDEN
# Clear previously defined variables
%reset -f
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import nbinteract as nbi
import numpy as np
In this tutorial, we're going to learn about regression, one of the the most important concepts in machine learning. Simply stated, regression allows us to take some data and make predictions for future data.
Let's suppose we want to figure out whether a new ice cream flavor will be popular. Here, we have some data on past ice cream flavors. Each point is a flavor. The x-axis shows how highly the ice cream texture was rated. The y-axis shows how the highly the flavor was rated overall.
We can expect that the better the texture, the higher the overall rating. We want to fit a line to the data to show that. Regression chooses the best line for us. Try dragging the points around and see how the regression line changes!
texture_rating = np.array([4.5, 5.8, 5.3, 5.5, 6.6, 6.5, 5.7, 5, 5.1])
overall_rating = np.array([5, 5.4, 6, 3.5, 6.5, 5.5, 5.9, 5.5, 5.4])
nbi.scatter_drag(texture_rating,
overall_rating,
options={'xlim': (4, 7),
'ylim': (4, 7),
'xlabel':"Texture Rating",
'ylabel':"Overall Rating",
'title': "Simple Linear Regression"})
That equation above is our regression line. We can use it to make predictions for data we haven't seen before. For example, if I gave you a ice cream that someone rated a 5.0 for texture, you could use the equation above the graph to predict the overall rating.


We want to fetch a random number from a public Web service using the following URL:
https://qrng.anu.edu.au/API/jsonI.php?length=1&type=uint16.
It returns a JSON response.
The problem is that we cannot query the URL using AJAX
due to Same Origin Policy enforced by web browsers.
You can work around this by running SAPY on Google App Engine to act as a reverse proxy.
SAPY fetches data from the original server (pre-configuration required)
and adds support for CORS automatically
so you can still fetch the results even if quering a domain with a different origin
Press the below button to run the demo.


Some Miners Generating Invalid Blocks
4 July 2015
This document is being updated as new information arrives. Last update: 2015-07-15 13:00. All times are UTC.
Note: this situation has not been fully resolved, and it does not appear that it will be fully resolved anytime soon. Users of the affected wallets listed below are still advised to wait additional confirmations or to switch to a safer wallet.
Summary
Your bitcoins are safe if you received them in transactions confirmed before 2015-07-15 12:00 UTC.
However, there has been a problem with a planned upgrade. For bitcoins received later than the time above, confirmation scores are significantly less reliable then they usually are for users of certain software:
- Lightweight (SPV) wallet users should wait an additional 30 confirmations more than you would normally wait. Electrum users, please see this note.
- Bitcoin Core 0.9.4 or earlier users should wait an additional 30 confirmations more than you would normally wait or upgrade to Bitcoin Core 0.10.2.
- Web wallet users should wait an additional 30 confirmations more than you would normally wait, unless you know for sure that your wallet is secured by Bitcoin Core 0.9.5 or later.
- Bitcoin Core 0.9.5 or later users are unaffected. (Note: upgrade to 0.10.2 is recommended due to denial-of-service vulnerabilities unrelated to this alert.)
Miners
If you pool mine, please switch to a pool that properly validates blocks. The Wiki Mining Pool Comparison page currently contains a list of known (or suspected) good and bad pools.
If you solo mine, please switch to Bitcoin Core 0.10.2.
When Will Things Go Back To Normal?
The problem is miners creating invalid blocks. Some software can detect that those blocks are invalid and reject them; other software can’t detect that blocks are invalid, so they show confirmations that aren’t real.
- Bitcoin Core 0.9.5 and later never had any problems because it could detect which blocks were invalid.
- Bitcoin Core 0.9.4 and earlier will never provide as much security as later versions of Bitcoin Core because it doesn’t know about the additional BIP66 consensus rules. Upgrade is recommended to return to full node security.
- Lightweight (SPV) wallets are not safe for less than 30 confirmations until all the major pools switch to full validation.
- Web wallets are very diverse in what infrastructure they run and how they handle double spends, so unless you know for sure that they use Bitcoin Core 0.9.5 or later for full validation, you should assume they have the same security as the lightweight wallets described above.
What's Happening
Summary: Some miners are currently generating invalid blocks. Almost all software (besides Bitcoin Core 0.9.5 and later) will accept these invalid blocks under certain conditions.
So far, the following forks of two or more blocks have occurred:
| Start date | End time | Blocks [1] | Double Spends |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 July @ 02:10 | 03:50 | 6 | 0 |
| 5 July @ 21:50 | 23:40 | 3 | Not yet known |
The paragraphs that follow explain the cause more throughly.
For several months, an increasing amount of mining hash rate has been signaling its intent to begin enforcing BIP66 strict DER signatures. As part of the BIP66 rules, once 950 of the last 1,000 blocks were version 3 (v3) blocks, all upgraded miners would reject version 2 (v2) blocks.
Early morning on 4 July 2015, the 950/1000 (95%) threshold was reached. Shortly thereafter, a small miner (part of the non-upgraded 5%) mined an invalid block–as was an expected occurrence. Unfortunately, it turned out that roughly half the network hash rate was mining without fully validating blocks (called SPV mining), and built new blocks on top of that invalid block.
Note that the roughly 50% of the network that was SPV mining had explicitly indicated that they would enforce the BIP66 rules. By not doing so, several large miners have lost over $50,000 dollars worth of mining income so far.
All software that assumes blocks are valid (because invalid blocks cost miners money) is at risk of showing transactions as confirmed when they really aren’t. This particularly affects lightweight (SPV) wallets and software such as old versions of Bitcoin Core which have been downgraded to SPV-level security by the new BIP66 consensus rules.
The recommended fix, which was attempted, was to get all miners off of SPV mining and back to full validation (at least temporarily). If this happens, Bitcoin.org will reduce its current recommendation of waiting 30 extra confirmations to a lower number.
Updates
- 6 July 04:00: A new fork occurred starting 5 July at 21:30 with three blocks before the valid chain again became the strongest chain. See the recently-added list of forks. Reports that the situation has passed are not correct. Please continue to wait 30 more confirmations than you usually would wait before accepting a transaction.
Invalid Blocks
Please see the list of invalid block hashes on the Bitcoin Wiki.


Miscellaneous graphics-related functionality, such as specialized sprites or color helpers. More...
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Miscellaneous graphics-related functionality, such as specialized sprites or color helpers.
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| firstColor | The first color to blend. |
| secondColor | The second color to blend. |
| interpolation | Specifies how much of every color is taken. If it has value 0, the first color is returned; with value 1, the second color is returned. Every value in ]0,1[ leads to a mixture. Other values are not allowed. |
| void thor::setAlpha | ( | T & | object, |
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Sets the alpha color value of a graphical object.
The object shall support the methods getColor() and setColor().
| std::string thor::toString | ( | const sf::Color & | color | ) |
Returns a std::string representation of sf::Color.
Format: (r,g,b,a)
| std::string thor::toString | ( | const sf::Vector2< T > & | vector | ) |
Returns a std::string representation of sf::Vector2<T>.
Format: (x,y)
| std::string thor::toString | ( | const sf::Vector3< T > & | vector | ) |
Returns a std::string representation of sf::Vector3<T>.
Format: (x,y,z)
| std::string thor::toString | ( | const sf::Rect< T > & | rect | ) |
Returns a std::string representation of sf::Rect<T>.
Format: (left,top;width,height)
| std::string thor::toString | ( | const PolarVector2< T > & | vector | ) |
Returns the string representation of thor::PolarVector<T>.
Format: (r,phi°) - ° represents the degree symbol (small circle)


The settings under this node allow configuring integration with different version control systems.
Common settings that are applied to the project files regardless of which version control system is used:
The settings for configuring integration with a specific version control system are located under the following
nodes:
Specify which version control
systems will be used for specific directories, or the entire project.


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Welcome to JsFrame.This is an example of JsFrame library.
It consists of a thin title bar and a closing button on the edge.
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MatchMe Participants are assigned a term or definition and are instructed to find their match.
Brain DumpOpen-ended questions and participant responses appear on the screen.
Additional Options
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Brilliant Coutinho free kick the highlight as win eases the pressure on Brazil boss
Lucas Paqueta and Danilo were also on target amid a 3-0 victory over South Korea.
by The42 TeamBRAZIL EASED the pressure on Tite as they ended a five-match winless run with a comfortable 3-0 win over South Korea on Tuesday.
Tite has come under scrutiny as Brazil have failed to claim a victory since winning the Copa America in July.
Their miserable run included a 1-0 loss to arch rivals Argentina on Friday, but they bounced back in style in Abu Dhabi.
Lucas Paqueta opened the scoring early on and a brilliant Philippe Coutinho free-kick doubled the lead for Brazil, who secured a routine triumph through Juventus defender Danilo’s second-half goal.
Paqueta broke the deadlock in the 10th minute, meeting Renan Lodi’s superb cross with a stooping header after the Atletico Madrid full-back had been played in down the left by Coutinho.
Lodi continued to cause problems going forward but South Korea also threatened in an entertaining first half.
Son Heung-min bent an effort narrowly wide but South Korea’s task was made considerably harder when Coutinho doubled their deficit in style.
The Bayern Munich winger found the top-left corner with a stunning free-kick from 25 yards after Hwang Ui-jo hacked down Fabinho.
South Korea were almost gifted a lifeline in an incredible passage of play as Alisson fumbled Jung Woo-young’s low free-kick, with Coutinho kicking the ball against his own post in the resulting scramble before clearing behind for a corner.
However, Brazil made the game safe on the hour mark as Danilo met Lodi’s pull back with a rasping drive that Cho Hyun-woo could not handle despite getting both hands to the shot.
Brazil took their foot off the gas thereafter, with South Korea reduced to efforts from distance as they failed to score for the third successive game.


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Maxx was inspired to design this jewelry while deepening their understanding of how simple machines combine to form complex systems as a bike mechanic. The unique fluid design of the bicycle chain easily fits the sinuous human form. As a mechanic Maxx found themselves collecting used bike chains, ball bearings, cassette cogs, and other fascinating mechanisms long before launching this project. The industrial and mechanical aesthetic became material for autobiographical decoration. Maxx would hang these objects on their wall or repurpose them as keychains and personal adornments before they dove into the world of jewelry making. All pieces in this collection are created from bicycle parts collected by the designer at their workplace. Themes of consumerism, sustainability, industrialism, Blackness, queerness, and transness, all inform this jewelry. Maxx creatively directed and edited a photo series capturing the themes of MX Chains which can be found on their instagram (@maxxisdigital). The shoot was inspired by Maxx's imagining of a Black trans bike courier subculture. They consider bike couriers/messengers to be the most “hardcore” group within the cycling world, since couriers consistently bike across large cities through all conditions. Bike couriers serve the consumerist world through delivering packages and communications efficiently. Consumerism pushes us to quickly replace things once they no longer serve our needs. The subculture that Maxx envisions has an awareness of this consumerism and embodies sustainable fashion to survive. The socio-economic class of most couriers doesn’t allow for the quick-to-replace attitude of the common consumer. They make do with what they have and incorporate MX Chains’ tenet of reusability in their fashion. Bike chains uphold a simultaneous sense of chronology and cyclicality. Chains have a life cycle; after approximately 2,000 miles of cycling, chains should be replaced for ideal shifting. The chain stretches a full millimeter through usage over time, similarly, the teeth of cassettes wear down and are replaced to improve shifting. Although rendered mechanically unusable, they are still beautiful. These parts would have been recycled or thrown away if not repurposed, which brings a new stage to the life cycle.
The Dangle Choker features 10 links of a bike chain with side plates dangling around the front neck circumference. Some of the plates have the rivets or "pins" attached. This design is offered in grey steel.
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The Gold Choker is the most simple in design, with 10 links of a gold single-speed gold chain and silver clasps. This design is offered in gold-anodized nickel-plated steel.
The 11t-13t Choker features 10 links of a bike chain with a central cassette pendant. This piece is named after the tooth count of cassette cogs used which vary slightly; I used 11, 12, or 13 tooth cogs which is represented as 11t, 12t, or 13t in mechanics. This design is offered in raw steel (dark gray) and nickel plated steel (silver). All bike chain chokers are sealed with a protective coating for metal.
The Stacked Choker features two layers of single-speed bike chain that overlap for a portion of the neck circumference. Single-speed chain is distinct from other types of chain because of its thickness, the stacking and use of thicker chain is meant to draw attention to the piece.
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As the name suggests, the 2 Link Earrings feature 2 chain links interconnected through a sterling silver hoop. The design of these earrings integrates the dynamic nature of the bike chain since the wearer is able to augment the chain’s shape by pinching the links at their axis.
Similar to the Dangle Choker, the Dangle Earrings feature bike chain side plates with two riveted side plates at the bottom. The variation in bike chain parts creates a dynamic dangling silhouette.


You can use hash "#" to change channel (useful to share files privately)!!!
After using hash "#", send that link to your friend, and he will auto connect to you!
Like this: /file-hangout/#123456789
/file-hangout/#123456789


1. The game will start with a random score for you to match.
2. Click on the crystals bellow to collect points for your total score.
3. You win the game when you total score matchs the random score.
4. You loss the game when your total score is higher than the randome score.
5. The game will let you know when you win or loss the round.


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Hamilton boxer Kevin Duris has stepped up training as he eyes title shot
The 31-year-old is taking part in an eliminator fight on Saturday, hoping to earn a title bout next year.
by Andy McGilvray, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/andy-mcgilvray/Hamilton fighter Kevin Duris has upped his game as he targets a British title next year.
The 31-year-old is part of FSG promotions’ Fight Night: Battle of Britain event at the Alona Hotel in Motherwell on Saturday, which all going well will act as an eliminator for a British title fight in March.
Duris has been plagued by injuries in recent months, but is sparring with professionals as he tries to give himself the best possible chance.
He said: “I’ve had a few injuries, with my shoulder and broke my ankle, so I’m just getting back.
“I can’t wait to get back in there, and hopefully this sets me up for a title fight in March.
“A British title fight would be massive, and I’m going well just now, I’m well prepared for it, and I’m sparring with professionals and holding my own.

“I’m also doing a bit of pad work and sparring at Fighting Scots Gym with Francis Gilluley.”
Francis is promoting the night on Saturday, which will also feature Blantyre’s Andrew McGee and Bellshill trio Aaron Caldwell, Kris Wilson and William Strachan, on top of junior exhibition bouts, which will showcase some of the top young talent in the area.
Kevin expects a good home crowd and said: “I have a good following, and always have a lot of boys, family and stuff in the audience for my fights – it helps a lot.”
For tickets, contact Francis on 07767 636366.


What company was ranked as the 17th in "Taiwan's 2010 Top 20 Global Brands"?
What company is the so-called inventor of GPUs?
... started out in 1938 as an export company
Which of these companies were founded excatly 40 years ago?
What does AMD mean?


Issue 4087: Contents of Command Line and Command Editor do not persist on page reload
Steps to reproduce
- Open Firebug
- Enable and switch to the the Console panel
- Type
var test = 'Hello';
into the Command Line or Command Editor
- Reload the page
Expected Result
var test = 'Hello';
should persist inside the Command Line/Command Editor


Sharing some naming conventions is a key point to make it possible for a team to efficiently collaborate. This rule allows to check that all class names match a provided regular expression.
With default provided regular expression: ^[A-Z_][a-zA-Z0-9]+$
class myClass: ...
class MyClass: ...


Blast targets UN vehicle in Afghanistan, kills 1 foreigner
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) - A United Nations vehicle was targeted in a bombing Sunday in the Afghan capital Kabul and initial reports indicated at least one foreign citizen was killed, an Afghan official said.
Nasrat Rahimi, Interior Ministry spokesman, said five others, including two Afghan U.N. workers, were wounded in the attack. The vehicle was heavily damaged.
The blast targeted the vehicle on one of the busiest roads in the city, in police district 9, according to Rahimi.
No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack, but both Taliban and the Islamic State group are active in the capital and have repeatedly claimed previous attacks.
The Taliban control or hold sway over about half of Afghanistan, staging near-daily attacks that target Afghan forces and government officials across the country.
In central Daykundi Province, at least eight soldiers were killed when Taliban fighters stormed their checkpoint, said provincial Gov. Anwar Rahmati. He said four other soldiers were wounded in the hours-long gunbattle.
Rahmati said reinforcements were dispatched early Sunday to the area in Kajran district, driving off the insurgents, killing at least 20 of them.
Qari Yusouf Ahmadi, a Taliban spokesman, claimed responsibility for the checkpoint attack. He disputed the Taliban casualty figures provided by the governor and said the insurgents had seized weapons and ammunition.
Copyright 2019 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


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Preparation time
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To make the hollandaise, place the white wine vinegar, bay leaf, peppercorns and water into a small frying pan. Place the pan over a high heat and bring to the boil and cook until the liquid volume has reduced by half. Pour the liquid through a fine sieve into a bowl.
Place the egg yolks into a food processor and add the reduced liquid. blend the eggs and liquid together while slowly pouring in the melted butter, until a thick mayonnaise is formed. Transfer into a serving jug and set aside.
To wilt the spinach, place a large frying pan over a medium heat. Add the butter and spinach and stir until it has wilted. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper and squeeze out some of the moisture over a colander.
To cook the soda farl, place the olive oil into a frying pan over a medium heat. Using a 7cm/3in ring cutter, cut out a round from the farl.
Place the soda farl round into the frying pan and fry on both sides, until browned.
To poach the egg, add the white wine vinegar to pan of simmering water. Gently stir the water to create a whirlpool effect. Gently add the egg to the centre of the whirlpool and switch off the heat. Allow to cook for one minute, until the white is firm and the yolk soft (or leave to cook for longer according to your taste).
To serve, place the farl in the centre of a dish and place the wilted spinach on top. Scatter the roasted artichoke hearts and peppers around the farl. Place the poached egg on top of the spinach and pour over some of the hollandaise. To finish make a small slit through the egg to allow the yolk to run out.


The Spirit exists within every sphere, body, and realm.
That of the air, the earth, the water, the wind, all that is connected to create a singular, life changing moment.
That of the air, the earth, the water, the wind, all that is connected to create a singular, life changing moment. In this, The Spirit seeks to create a community which feels, breathes,


On my pw it is now quite attractive to do something with throwing axes. Now I have no idea how to build one. Is it str or dex?
Was thinking fighter rogue.. something, with epic dodge. Maybe even bard fighter pm. I want to use a shield.
I play in a +7 magic world. _________________ Rygar, great roller of 2's
1 problem with axes, if going pure dex: They weigh a lot. Also be aware that DEX affects your AB, and STR affects your damage. Finding the balance can be tough. A rogue type would get sneaks, thus catching the opponent flat-footed. That would help you hit him. Fighter speaks for itself. And perhaps a bufferclass.
Hmm didnt think of the weighting bit. Our pw scripter did something cool where the handaxe works like a quiver. Per rest you can make 5 stacks of 99 special quest ranged weapons (bullets, arrows, handaxes, shuriken).
What I like about a sling is that you can use a shield, but id say same goes for handaxes. Or shuriken?
The quest items have pretty decent damage, so I will go the dex route for the ac.
So now I have to decide fighter, rogue...cleric? Pally? Bard? Sounds like a nice challenge
I havent found ranged weapon (apart from bow) builds. Does anyone know any for handaxe or shuriken? _________________ Rygar, great roller of 2's
Here's some to start....
christian schnabel....Rogue's Companion krsboss..Dodgy Defender Cinnabar Din...The Baneblade
(The above are new builds posted this month and not in the index yet)
Mithdradates ...Pillager christian schnabel...The Melee Void christian schnabel...Shadowsong Knight Cinnabar Din...The Hatchet grizzled_dwarflord....Libertine Defender/Stygian Knight
So sorry but i meant throwing axes. Appologies for mixing that up. _________________ Rygar, great roller of 2's


{% extends "page.html" %} {% set page_title = "Who am I?" %} {% set page_description = "Description about my professional profile and a bit of story about me" %} {% set disable_comments = True %} {% block page_content %}
My name is Rodrigo Henrique Paiva, I was born in
Guarulhos, SP, Brazil and work with web development since 2003. This is the tl;dr version about me,
but there's the longer one for the
ones interested in stories :)
I'm a self-taught person, began studying about web development in 2001 and in 2003 began working in this area. I'm a full-stack developer who works both with front and backend sides of applications. Despite having stronger skills in the backend, I like to learn about the other processes that surround the an application, from its conception to its development and deploy.
They are all down there at the footer. There's also my e-mail rhpaiva at gmail.com and my Twitter @paivarh (which I barely use).
In 2001, when I was 16, I got curious to know how internet pages work and began to inform myself about this topic. After figuring out that I needed to learn HTML to create websites, I remembered that I had a small HTML book from an informatic course that I attended when I was 14, so I started stuyind it. It was a very small book but enough to learn what I needed for my first experiments.
Because of my curiosity for HTML, I started accessing the IRC in order to ask for help in channels like #webmasters (I even became later an OP) in the old network Brasnet. At first I used to access them just to ask for help and didn't interact with the users that much, but as my knowledge got bigger, I started helping out other uses as well. Because of that, I got to meet some guys who started by the same time as me and who turned out to become excellent professionals.
In the same year of 2001, after the "well succeeded" creation of my first website, which I hosted in a free server, with a "logo" done on WordArt from MS Word and many fancy/exotic javascripts, I realized that HTML was not enough for me. This way I found out that I could use server side programming to include files. That was fantastic! That's when I started studying more and more about doing things on the server and discovered ASP. I bought my first programming book (The ASP Bible with more than 1000 pages) and began reading it through. I was reading that book all day long and, the more I learned, the more I wanted to learn. Programming and watching things happen through code was fascinating!
In 2002 I took part in a program as intern for Ford Motors Brazil where I worked assisting with office (not the MS one) bureaucracy for other employees and that was my only job unrelated to IT. Because of this job, I had to work during the day and finish high school at night, this way in this year I had to stop studying IT stuff for a while.
In 2003 I got an internship for a small company in the eletrocnics business where I continued the development of their internal ERP made in ASP with MySQL. From that moment on I haven't stopped working with IT and since 2004 I work with PHP.
I've already worked for small, medium and big companies. I've developed intranets for the Brazilian Ministry of Health and Japanese Government entities, ecommerce and institutional websites, a proprietary markup language with parser for templates used in a manager for thematic portals, a system for ticket resolution (helpdesk) in a hosting platform, an ERP for stores and its branches, etc...
Since 2007 I've been working with webstandards and semantic markup and I've been evangelizing those practices in every place and project that I've worked since then.
I'm also interested in Frontend (UX) and its related technologies such as Usability, Accessibility, Wireframes (I use Balsamiq), SEO and Responsive Layouts.
I became a fan of CSS pre-processors (I use LESS), Sublime Text, Emmet and Grunt, but I still like to write plain Javascript (or with JQuery), and I'm not yet convinced that Coffeescript is useful.I think I still don't know Python, but I'm on my way to achieve it :). I also study Node.js, its ecosystem, and find it really awesome how much Javascript's ecosystem has evolved since I've started learning this language..
Nope... I'm also interested in languages (the human ones), other cultures, playing guitar, football (not the one played with hands), swimming and running (I try to run at least 15 km every week).


Grease (PG) **** (out of ****)
Twenty years after its initial theatrical release, Randal Kleiser's film of the '50s-set stage musical Grease is just as popular, if not moreso, than it was in 1978. How can such a cinematic trifle have such enduring appeal? Quite simply, this tuneful look at one eventful school year at Rydell High is one of those rare films where just about every last thing about it falls magically into place.
Grease's remarkable staying power can first be attributed to the immense appeal of its romantic leads, John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John. For my money, Travolta's turn as bad boy Danny Zuko is the quintessential Travolta performance--effortlessly supercool and confident with a sweet, goofy innocence lying underneath a slick veneer of decadence. Although his '90s comeback has included some of his best work as an actor, the recent Travolta he has never been the astonishingly charismatic presence he is here (the closest he has gotten is in 1995's Get Shorty), whether leading his fellow T-Birds during the energetic "Greased Lightning" number or hilariously attempting various sports to impress Newton-John's Sandy Olson. Critics blasted Newton-John as being too bland, but they missed the point--Sandy, fresh-off-the-boat from Australia, is _supposed_ to be bland, which is not to say that she's boring. Newton-John _is_ incredibly wholesome, but in a pure, radiant sense. She has a glowing, angelic quality that is captivating, which is not to say that she isn't able to pull off Sandy's eventual image makeover; spiritedly shimmying in black leather, Newton-John more than proves to be up to the task.
A musical lives or dies by its soundtrack, and it is here that Grease truly soars. The opening number "Summer Nights," in which Danny and Sandy recall their summer romance, isn't the biggest karaoke tune of all time for nothing; it's as deliriously buoyant as they come. That classic song and the others that originate from Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey's stage score, including the aforementioned automotive celebration "Greased Lightning" and bad girl Rizzo's (Stockard Channing) showcase lament "There Are Worse Things I Could Do," are great, but the musical highlights are the three tunes written expressly for the film. Newton-John is at her heartfelt best crooning John Farrar's Oscar-nominated ballad "Hopelessly Devoted to You," where Sandy soliloquizes on her love for Danny after he rebuffs her. Tables are turned later on in the film, which sets the stage for Travolta's best number, Louis St. Louis and Scott Simon's "Sandy," which includes the immortal verse "Stranded at the drive-in/Branded a fool/What will they say/Monday at school?" Perhaps the best-known song from the film aside from "Summer Nights" is Travolta and Newton-John's hit duet "You're the One That I Want," also written by Farrar. With its "Oooh-hoo-hoo, honey" chorus, this toetapper is catchy almost to the point of annoyance. Almost.
But what really takes the film over the top--and makes it such an enduring entertainment--is its joyful exuberance. From the knowingly cornball "Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing" prologue to the "Born to Hand Jive" dance-off to the"We Go Together" closing production number, there is never a dull moment in Grease. The energy is so infectious that it carries the audience through the more ridiculous scenes, most notably "Beauty School Dropout," where a guardian angel (Frankie Avalon) advises would-be beautician Frenchy (Didi Conn) to return to high school. There are a few rough spots that cannot be overcome; I was never a fan of the animated opening credit sequence nor of the Barry Gibb-penned, Frankie Valli-sung title tune that accompanies it; and while the too-old-for-high-school appearances of the cast are generally forgivable, there is one huge exception--Annette Charles, who plays sexpot dancer Cha Cha, looks downright elderly. But those are very minor quibbles.
So why go to the theatre and see a movie that is so widely available on home video? If you've only seen Grease on the small screen, you really haven't experienced it at all. The big screen restores the film's wide 2.35:1 CinemaScope aspect ratio, correcting the damage wrought by the video's horrible pan-and-scan job--no longer are half of Travolta and Newton-John's faces missing for the last line of "Summer Nights." But most impressive is the digitally remastered sound, which enhances sounds one wouldn't be likely to catch before, such as background vocals on "Hopelessly Devoted to You" and jet-propulsion noises when Danny and Sandy's car takes its magical flight to happily ever after.
So it's no wonder why this incredibly fun slice of '50s nostalgia has stood the test of time. Much like how the assembled Rydell graduates sing "we'll always be together," Grease will always be around, and it will remain "the word" for generations to come.
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Michael Jordan Beyond the Court: http://fly.to/michaeljordan A Michael Jordan Fan's Heartbreak: http://fly.to/mj23
"I didn't know what to expect. It's like something you chase for so long, but then you don't know how to react when you get it. I still don't know how to react." --Michael Jordan, on winning his first NBA championship in 1991 ...or, my thoughts after meeting him on November 21, 1997
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SCORM Resources
The Sharable Content Object Reference Model (SCORM) is a practical implementation of several IMS specifications, and is a progression from the popular AICC standard. The current version of SCORM is v1.2 with v1.3 in beta testing.
http://www.rhassociates.com/adl.htm
RH Associates are a high-tech consultancy and include some of the main thinkers behind SCORM, including its chief architect, Philip Dodds. Their ADL pages contain links to useful resources on SCORM.


| This program prints out "goodbye" 3 different languages. |
| This is the help page for my tech company Reyes Inc. |
| This program creates outputs text from a text box to a label in a mail fashion. |
| This program recreates a car renting app. |
| This program calculates your body mass index. |
| Slightly modified car rental app. |
| This program simulates rolling dice and the probabilty of one of the numbers being rolled. |
| This program calculates the average of two test scores, gets the higher of the two, and outputs the letter grade. |
| This program simulates the popular casino game craps. |
| This program allows you to buy multiple shirts with different options for your shirt such as monogram and pocket/ multiple sizes. |
| This program simulates a slot machine with a currency system. |
| This program gives the user some information on the upcoming 2015 Rose Bowl where Oregon and Florida State are facing off. |


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Interface design is my passion, but I need to have a little fun outside my normal discipline. My favorite things to play with are relief printing, non-silver printing, creative JavaScript, and typographic experimentation.


In Unit 7 we made skateboards using Lamination and Vacuum Forming so the normal scaket board can get its curvy shape.
Although I did not make a regular skateboard but instead a long board I faced separate challenges in forming my board because I did not use Vacuum Forming but pressure from two pieces of wood. First lets start at the beginning, I made my board from thin pieces of wood which I quickly glued together with wood glue and then placed my board between pieces of wood and with 4 clamps kept the board together. Then I let the glue dry for more than 24 hours. I got my board after it dried and when taking off the wood pushing the thin pieces of wood together my board cracked. I had to fix the cracks and also fix the parts of my board which was not connected causing me to wait another 24 hours before I could clean up my board. After fixing my board with sanding and cutting down rough ends I started my staining process. I stained my board with Black stainer and while the stain was drying I created a sticker for my board. Once my board was dry I added my sticker which said never settle and then applied a clear protective coat to hold everything together.
The first image is of my final skateboard and the second is of the sticker I made.


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· Restore back TaskMgr.bak or run script TaskMgrScript.sql on SQL Server/Express to create TaskMgr database. If you don’t have SQL Server license you may use SQL Express which is free license. Development was done on SQL Server 2014. So if you have lower version you may create database manually then run script to generate remaining objects like tables, relations etc.
· There are 3 solutions provided: TaskMgr.sln, TaskMgrConsole.sln, and DynamicStepClasses.sln. Depending your need and available resources you can deploy applications or directly run from Visual Studio 2017.
o TaskMgr.sln
§ This is a web interface solution, you can host on web server like IIS or you can just run from VS2017.
§ Before deploy/run need to set these settings in appsettings.json. TaskMgrConnectionString: set correct connection string to access TaskMgr database in read write mode. DynamicStepClassesDllWithFullPath: set location of dynamic steps DLL (output of solution DynamicStepClasses.sln).
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o TaskMgrConsole.sln
§ This is console application targeting windows environment. It may change to run on different environment.
§ This can be run from VS2017 or built DLL can run using “dotnet” command.
§ Before build/run open appsettings.json and make sure to change all settings accordingly.
· TaskMgrConnectionString: this is connection string to TaskMgr database in read write mode.
· DynamicStepClassesDllWithFullPath: set location of dynamic steps DLL (output of solution DynamicStepClasses.sln).
· TaskMgrInfoFile: File path of SMTP email password file. Sending email is optional you can comment application code accordingly. If sending email then please make sure to create this text file and set password in this file. You may change this implementation as per your security requirements.
· ScheduleIntervalInSeconds: Delay between triggers that run the main process to execute steps.
· EmailIntervalInSeconds: Email queue execution triggers delay in seconds.
· SmtpServer: SMTP server address.
· SmtpPortNumber: SMTP port number.
· FromEmailId: Sender’s email id.
· FromEmailTitle: Sender’s title.
o DynamicStepClasses.sln
§ This is DLL output solution. Other applications use this DLL and execute steps.
§ Make sure the output folder of this solution matches with the other 2 applications “DynamicStepClassesDllWithFullPath” setting.
§ At this moment there was an issue with unloading dynamic loaded DLLs using “System.Runtime.Loader.AssemblyLoadContext”. So compilation may give sharing violation if running on windows desktop. It may run on windows server, not tested. You may have to stop other applications to compile this solution.


np_ops¶
Module of numpy operations for tensorflow models. Handles transformations on the input and output of data to models.
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np_ops.
fan_scale
(initrange, activation, tensor_in)[source]¶ Creates a scaling factor for weight initialization according to best practices.
Parameters: - initrange – Scaling in addition to fan_in scale.
- activation – A tensorflow non-linear activation function
- tensor_in – Input tensor to layer of network to scale weights for.
Returns: (float) scaling factor for weight initialization.


Isaac Wolfe
I Received a Bachelors of Science in Information Technology and a Bachelors of Arts in Computer Programming and Applications from Florida State University. I Served a year on Sigma Pi Fraternity of Florida State's Executive Board as House Manager where I put my technology skills to use in managing a Gigabyte enterprise fiber optic connection that is used by upwards of 150 clients daily. I have grown in my leadership, organization, teamwork, and communication skills from my courses and extracurricular activities. I have a passion and background in the Cybersecurity field and I am looking to pursue a career in Penetration Testing or System Administration.


DH_MOVEFILES(1) Debhelper DH_MOVEFILES(1) NAME dh_movefiles - move files out of debian/tmp into subpackages SYNOPSIS dh_movefiles [debhelperÂ options] [--sourcedir=dir] [-Xitem] fileÂ ...] DESCRIPTION dh_movefiles is a debhelper program that is responsible for moving files out of debian/tmp or some other directory and into other package build directories. This may be useful if your package has a Makefile that installs everything into debian/tmp, and you need to break that up into subpackages. Note: dh_install is a much better program, and you are recommended to use it instead of dh_movefiles. FILES debian/package.files Lists the files to be moved into a package, separated by whitespace. The filenames listed should be relative to debian/tmp/. You can also list directory names, and the whole directory will be moved. OPTIONS --sourcedir=dir Instead of moving files out of debian/tmp (the default), this option makes it move files out of some other directory. Since the entire contents of the sourcedir is moved, specifying something like --sourcedir=/ is very unsafe, so to prevent mistakes, the sourcedir must be a relative filename; it cannot begin with a `/'. -Xitem, --exclude=item Exclude files that contain item anywhere in their filename from being installed. file ... Lists files to move. The filenames listed should be relative to debian/tmp/. You can also list directory names, and the whole directory will be moved. It is an error to list files here unless you use -p, -i, or -a to tell dh_movefiles which subpackage to put them in. NOTES Note that files are always moved out of debian/tmp by default (even if you have instructed debhelper to use a compatibility level higher than one, which does not otherwise use debian/tmp for anything at all). The idea behind this is that the package that is being built can be told to install into debian/tmp, and then files can be moved by dh_movefiles from that directory. Any files or directories that remain are ignored, and get deleted by dh_clean later. SEE ALSO debhelper(7) This program is a part of debhelper. AUTHOR Joey Hess<EMAIL_ADDRESS>9.20120909 2012-05-19 DH_MOVEFILES(1)


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In more serious cases, the effects of child physical abuse can include seizures, permanent blindness or deafness, paralysis, mental and developmental delays and, of course, death. The longer the abuse continues, the greater the impact on the child, regardless of age.
signs of child abuse can be Welts, Burns, Cuts, Unexplained or frequent bruises and,Broken bones.
signs of sexual abuse from children ages 0-3 fear excessive crying, feeding and bowel problems, sleeping problems and, failure to thrive. signs of children age 2-9 being sexualy abuse fear of certain things: people, places, activities, behavioral regression: bed wetting, stranger anxiety, trouble eating or changes in appetite, nightmares, trouble sleeping, withdrawal from loved ones, feeling shameful or guilty, masturbating excessively, victimizing others, fear of recurring attack.
 Both strategies have been shown to reduce the incidence of reported child abuse. also, Preventing child abuse can be done by addressing parenting. Specifically, the Administration for Children and Families identifies five protective factors for child abuse prevention.


function Container(left, top, width, height, parent, content)
Creates an empty container (div) element.
[left], [top]
If one of these arguments are provided, the div is created with absolute position on these coordinates. If these argumends are undefined, the element position is relative.
[width], [height]
If provided the div size is set accordingly. A value of -1 sets the width/height to 100%.
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If parent is set, the container element is automatically appended to the child nodes of the parent.
[content]
If content is given, it is automatically appended to the child nodes of the container.
Members
container
The container element of the container class.
Functions
setContent (content)
Empties the current container nodes and appends the content to the container node.
show ()
Shows the content again, if the function hide was called.
hide ()
Hides the content.
setBorder (borderWidth)
Sets a border of the container, default border width is 1px.
setBorderWidth (left, top, right, buttom)
Sets the four widths of the border.
addElement (element)
Adds an element to the container.
setOnClick (onclick, obj)
Sets the onclick handler. The onclick handler is a function with the argument obj.
setOnMouseEnter (funcOnMouseEnter, obj)
funcOnMouseEnter is called with obj on the onmouseenter event on the container node.
setOnMouseLeave (funcOnMouseLeave, obj)
funcOnMouseLeave is called with obj on the onmouseleave event on the container node.


The editor uses one page, and there is no flow diagrams to do. The philosophy is that should be simple to use, at the sacrifice of features.
Just provide your API Keys from Heroku and MongoLab and you're ready to start using it. Recommendation: use your free quotas. For a small number of users it should be free.
Source code written for NodeJS
is provided, for both this website and the generated apps.
The idea is to evolve this app into a BPM for the small company. In addition, the target platform is mobile, and some fields, such as GPS or CameraPicture will be added and supported through an App to be done.


Components (example)¶
Rackspace Private Cloud powered by VMware (RPC-VMware) is composed of a VMware vSphere cluster for management (management cluster) that is managed by a Rackspace back-end vCenter Server, and one or more VMware vSphere clusters managed by your private cloud vCenter Server for running your workloads (compute clusters). RPC-VMware provides core components and, optionally, one or more add-on components that you select. Each of these add-on components might require management services that run in the two-node, highly available management cluster and might also have services components that run on your compute cluster. These management services are managed and maintained by Rackspace.
The following table describes the management services for the core components of RPC-VMware. Your private cloud includes these services.
Management services for core components
| Service | Description |
|---|---|
| Management cluster | A two-node hypervisor cluster that uses a separate datastore dedicated to the management services VMs. This hypervisor cluster and the VMs running on it are managed by a back-end vCenter Server that is accessible only to Rackspace for the purpose of operating and maintaining your environment. |
| Management network | A single VLAN segment behind your firewall that is used exclusively for communication of the management components with the compute cluster. |
| vCenter Server virtual appliance | Provides centralized visibility, proactive management and extensibility for VMware vSphere from a single console. vCenter Server is accessible from the vSphere client and the vSphere API. |
| Virtual Machine Recovery (VMR) virtual appliance | Enables image-based backup of the management cluster VMs. It allows Rackspace to quickly recover management cluster VMs. This VMR appliance is for use only by Rackspace and does not back up any of the VMs created by the customer on the compute cluster. No customer access is provided to the VMR appliance. |
| VMware vSphere Update Manager™ for Windows Server | Automates patch management and eliminates manual tracking and patching of vSphere hosts. It compares the state of vSphere hosts with baselines and then updates and patches hosts to enforce compliance. Rackspace uses this system to maintain dedicated VMware services. No customer access is provided. |
The following table describes the management services for the optional add-on components of RPC-VMware that require the provisioning of additional services on the management cluster. Your private cloud might include one or more of these services if you have selected any of the add-on components listed.
Management services for optional components
| Service | Description |
|---|---|
| NSX® Manager virtual appliance | The NSX Manager is included if your RPC-VMware cloud includes the NSX add-on feature. The NSX Manager provides the graphical user interface (GUI) and the REST APIs for creating, configuring, and monitoring virtual network components. |
| vRealize® Operations Manager™ virtual appliance | The vRealize Operations Manager virtual appliance is included if your RPC-VMware cloud includes the vRealize Operations Manager virtual appliance add-on feature. The vRealize Operations Manager virtual appliance provides all of vRealize Operations Manager functionality such as checking the health of the hosted VMware environment, performing capacity planning, and proactively eliminating performance bottlenecks. It is accessible via a web interface. |
| vRealize Automation™ virtual appliance and IaaS server | The vRealize Automation virtual appliance and IaaS server are included if your RPC-VMware cloud includes the vRealize Automation add-on feature. The vRealize Automation add-on feature provides cloud automation, such as the ability to provide VMs and applications as on-demand services. The vRealize Automation appliance provides a management user interface, a single sign-on (SSO) service, and a vRealize Orchestrator instance for vRealize Automation. It is accessible via a web interface and a REST API. The vRealize Automation IaaS server enables the rapid modeling and provisioning of servers in the private cloud as directed by the vRealize Automation appliance. It includes workers and agents to integrate with vSphere and other infrastructure components. |
| vRealize Business™ for Cloud virtual appliance | The vRealize Business for Cloud virtual appliance is included if your RPC-VMware cloud includes the vRealize Business for Cloud add-on feature. vRealize Business for Cloud is a cloud planning, budgeting, and cost visibility tool that helps to make decisions for your private cloud. It is used to establish costs and pricing, make cost base decisions, and provide information for chargeback. It is accessible via a web client and a public API. |


To be written.
Needs to include thread and process model along with coding rules for well behaved multithreaded operation. Not sure if there is much to say about devices.


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covidcases.com is a website for finding information about local instances of the 2019-nCoV disease. It pulls from the JHU CSSE COVID data, available here.
This website is for informational purposes only. It depends on external data sources and does not represent medical advice. Currently, only state-level resolution is available for the US.
All code is available from GitHub. Star this project if you find it to be helpful! If you have any questions or concerns, contact me.


Provides contextual feedback messages for typical user actions with the handful of available and flexible alert messages.