This is my story. Never in a million years did I think I would end up here, but I did. I guess it started when I was 13. People at school would talk about Ďgetting highí and how cool it was, and me, the loser, wanted to fit in. I didnít really understand what alcohol and drugs were, or what they did to you, I just knew that if you did them, you were cool. So at the age of 13 I was at my grandmaís house and I stole some cigarettes from my mom to smoke, took a couple beers and drank them. At first I didnít really know what to expect, I just felt a little weird. I continued to smoke cigarettes and drink a little here and there.
Then one day, I was sleeping over at my friends house and his brother had some really good weed. I smoked for the first time that night. I got so high all I could do was laugh. It was amazing. So from then on I would come over every weekend to smoke weed with his brother.  I told everyone at school I was doing heroin and ecstasy and every other drug under the sun and of course they didnít believe me, so I was even more of a loser. But, I didnít just say it to be cool, I really wanted to do all of these drugs, Heroin especially because it was the hardest of all. I couldnít ever find a connection to these drugs so I continued to smoke weed on the weekends and drink very occasionally.
Well, his brother started selling weed, and got caught with a pipe at school, so he gave me 3 1/2 ounces to sell for him.  I started to sell weed and everybody bought off of me. I thought I was so cool. Now I was smoking every night, every morning before school, and every day after school with my friends. I went through a period were I pretended to be suicidal and abused cough medicine for a high. After being hospitalized several times, I gave up. Then I sort of just stopped hanging out with people and doing drugs all together.
Then my mom sent me away to Christian summer camp. I met somebody with a car that wanted to hang out with me and she introduced me to a lot of people. I started dating a pot head and together we bought weed. My hook-up just so happened to be a female that was 4 years older than me, so I dumped my girlfriend for her. Me and her smoked weed every single day, and at least once a week I would party with her friends and get drunk while I smoked weed.
Well, eventually I wanted to do something else. I started stealing prescription pain killers from my grandma, from my girlfriendís parents, or anybody else that had them. So I would still smoke weed everyday, drink more often, then I met someone who sold cocaine. The first couple times I bought it I got ripped off, but then I met someone who had some very strong coke cut with ether. This really kicked in my addiction.  I stopped doing coke after being confronted about the missing jewelry, and then I began to drink every single night. My mom started calling the cops on me for coming home trashed to the point that I couldnít walk.
I accumulated 7 charges of Unlawful Consumption of Alcohol by a Minor in the end. I started hanging out with people when my girlfriend was at work and ended up hanging around some people that did heroin. I was very interested in this, so I took up the opportunity. I paid people to drive into the city to pick me up some dope. I only bought a few bags at a time, after realizing that my bags were being cut in half, I took it upon myself to get my dope. I met a girl who was an old user who had just started using again after rehab, and she would drive me up to the city and I bought a couple bags at a time and that was the first time I truly got high on heroin.
Now keep in mind this whole time I am drinking daily, smoking weed all day everyday, popping pain pills when I could get my hands on them, running away (for the night) with my momís best friend to go out drinking and ended up buying crack, hiding the heroin from my girlfriend, who only smoked pot (did not even drink, but used to use coke with me). Then one day I talked my girlfriend into doing heroin. She did it and liked it, so I talked her into it again. And again. I started out once a week (buying a few bags), then once a week buying a jab (14 bags or $100) then to buying a jab twice a week, then buying a jab every three days, then almost every other day.
I was always drunk when I wasnít high on heroin, still smoking weed constantly and popping Vicodin, Percocet, Oxycontin, MS contin, and dihydrocodeine. I went from sniffing my heroin to shooting it up. I would completely disregard anything my girlfriend said about quitting the heroin and drinking. And the whole time I didnít see a thing wrong with it. Now at this point I am just in a constant state of oblivion. My 7 charges of unlawful consumption caught up with me and I ended up on probation. My mom had suspected I was using heroin (my friend overdosed on it in my driveway and I called my stepdad, a recovering heroin addict, to ask him what to do, and we ended up driving him to the hospital) and part of my probation was to undergo a drug and alcohol evaluation.
Well, I was filling out paper work at the clinic and my nose started bleeding, I was urine tested and tested positive for heroin, and when the counselor told me I needed inpatient treatment, I screamed at her and walked out. Well, I continued to use heroin and alcohol until the day I was admitted into rehab. I spent 45 days in a treatment facility, and three days after being released I was getting high again. It started once a week, then on weekends, then everyday again. I failed 5 probation drug drops and was put in jail for 17 days, where the only way I could get out without going back in to treatment for 6 months was to agree to do the Drug Court Program.
If I fail one drop I am detained, put in jail, then transferred into rehab. I am completely miserable, I obsess everyday about getting my fix, I thought this lifestyle was so glamorous, and it is, until you get caught, and you will get caught. It might take years.  Sometimes I just want to give up, but I am doing this at least for 6 more months, if not more. I would stick with weed and occasional booze, because itís not too hard to kick those, but once I touched the harder drugs (coke and heroin) I never forgot that wonderful euphoria, nothing in the whole world feels that good, I will never get that high naturally, only chemically, it will destroy me.
I know I will use cocaine and heroin again, because I love that feeling. It is incredible.
I canít believe this actually happened to me. I thought it was what I wanted, no, if I could go back, I would have never touched those drugs, so I would have never had to think about it, or obsess over it. I am so miserable today. But this is a consequence of my actions. Just remember, the lucky ones are the ones that OD and die, the ones who donít get to live miserably for the rest of their lives because they will never forget what they had.
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Two friends from Cincinnati, Jim Bechtold and Brian Wells, were carpooling to and from work when they came up with an idea to start a church.
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BTS takes home two trophies from '2019 MTV EMA'
by jennywillBTS has taken home awards from '2019 MTV EMA' once again.
The boys were awarded 'Best Live' and 'Biggest Fans' at the '2019 MTV EMA', which was held in Seville, Spain on the 3rd. The boys had received 'Biggest Fans' for their amazing fanbase last year as well, and this is their first year being awarded 'Best Live'.
Congratulations to BTS!


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County Finals: Seven Heaven For Corofin While The Famine Ends In Tipp
by Michael CorryJust three county titles were up for grabs this weekend but there was still plenty of stories emanating from these cracking contests.
Ballyboden St. Endas took on a Thomas Davis side looking to end a near 30-year wait for a Dublin title while Borris-Ileagh looked to end a 33-year wait in the Tipperary hurling championship.
Elsewhere, All-Ireland champions Corofin took the field for their replay against a Tuam Stars outfit looking to bridge a 25-year gap in Galway.
Here is your county final round-up.
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Dublin SFC final
Parnell Park
Ballyboden St Endas 0-15 Thomas Davis 0-9
The 2016 All-Ireland club champions are back on top in the capital after a hard-fought six-point win over Thomas Davis who were searching for their first county title since 1991.
It took the Tallaght outfit 18 minutes to register a score as two points from Ryan Basquel and one each from his brother Colm and Declan O’Mahony put Ballyboden four in front. Ryan Basquel would register two more as the favourites led 0-7 to 0-2 at the break.
Thomas Davis fought hard in the second half and at one point reduced the gap to three but Ballyboden never looked like losing and can now look forward to another crack at the Leinster club championship.
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Galway SFC final replay
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Corofin 0-11 Tuam Stars 0-8
The All-Ireland champions are county champions for the seventh successive year following their narrow three-point win over Tuam Stars whose 25-year wait for a Galway title continues.
Despite starting strong, Corofin hit six first-half wides as Tuam took a slender one-point lead in at the break. Veteran Gary Sice shot Corofin in front with 11 minutes to go before Martin Farragher and Kieran Molloy sealed the win.
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Tipperary SHC final
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After 33-year winless seasons, Borris-Ileigh are Tipperary hurling champions with teenager James Devaney hitting 1-4 in their win over rivals Kiladangan.
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If there was a contest where participants tried to make films in the same vein as John Waters, But I'm A Cheerleader would be a resoundingly unanimous winner. There isn't one aspect of Cheerleader that seems un-Waters-esque, from the casting, to its brash colors and sets, to the film's subject matter. And like a Waters film, Cheerleader is a light comedy that has the foresight to end before it grows tiresome.
Natasha Lyonne (Detroit Rock City) stars as Megan, a Freemont High School cheerleader that dates the hunky captain of the school's playoff-bound football team. She doesn't seem to enjoy playing tonsil hockey with her beau, instead staring into space and envisioning the spandex-covered nether regions of her fellow cheerleaders. Her locker is adorned with photographs of well-built women, but Megan doesn't seem to notice her fondness for the same sex.
At home, Megan's conservative parents (Bud Cort, Dogma, and Mink Stole, Pecker) nickname their only child `Poodle' but have mixed feelings about her Melissa Etheridge poster and strict vegetarian/tofu diet. So the bible-thumpers call True Directions, a kind of boot camp to `cure' homosexuality. Armed with a catchy motto (`Straight is Great'), a True Direction employee named Mike (played by drag queen RuPaul) arrives at Megan's house for an intervention.
Despite her pleadings of heterosexuality, Mike eventually takes Megan back to the TD headquarters.  Mike is an `ex-gay' who is so far out of the closet that he's actually back in it. TD's militant leader (Cathy Moriarty, Crazy in Alabama) has a son with swishy tendencies (Eddie Cibrian, Third Watch). Everything at TD is colored in garish neon pink and blue. The women learn how to vacuum and clean rugs, while the boys chop wood and repair engines.
While most of the critics are bashing Cheerleader for its bawdy, stereotypical humor, the film went over amazingly well at a benefit screening I attended for ImageOut, a local gay and lesbian group. If you check your political correctness at the door, Cheerleader is a hoot. Lyonne shows a cunning talent in physical comedy, and her performance pushes what could have been a mediocre film to a hilarious success.
Cheerleader's supporting roles are pretty good, too, especially Melanie Lynskey (Detroit Rock City) and Clea DuVall (Girl Interrupted), the latter of whom plays a moody teen inmate again. Jamie Babbit (television's Popular) directs from Brian Wayne Peterson's debut script. Also worth mentioning is Rachel Kamerman kitschy production design.
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Attendance
One of the primary functions for this web application is attendance tracking. There are several subsections of the attendance tracking that users will interact with all with different functions. To view this page you must be an admin a member of the attendance group.
View Attendance¶
This page brings up the current master attendance page to view semesterly and weekly attendance. Cadets are organized by AS Class with their attendance visually displayed in a table format. Additionally LLab and PT totals can be seen on the far right.
Attendnace Key:
- Green : Present
- Yellow : Excused
- White : No Record/Absent
Event Attendance¶
The event attendance page is where users can view event attendees and submit memos for missed events.
View Event Attendees¶
In order to view the users who attended an event you will need to go the the Event Attendance link on the site. Here you will see a page with a section titled View Event Attendees. This is where any user can view all of the cadets who attended a given event.
Submit an Attendance Memo¶
To submit an attendance memo complete the following steps:
- Navigate to the 'Event Attendance' link.
- Once at the Event Attendance page fill out the form titled 'Submit Memo' which will have the following fields:
- Event
- Memo Reason
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- Who you wish to view the memo
- Memo Attachment
- Note: This must be in a PDF file format otherwise it will not submit properly
- Additional Comments
- Once you have completed filling out this form click the 'Submit Memo' button and your memo will be visible to whoever is responsible for reviewing and approving attendance memos
Admin Attendance¶
The admin attendance page is where you can do the following to events:
- Create an event
- Delete an event
- Take attendance for and event
- Review attendance memos
- View historical attendance memos
- Create memo types
Create an Event¶
To create an event for the site you must fill out the form titled 'Create an Event'. In this form you will fill out the following fields:
- Title
- Date
- Event Type
Once you have filled out this form click the 'Submit' button and your event will be created and posted to the site.
Note: You can create all events you know about prior to their occurrence. This will not effect user's attendance percentages until the event has passed.
Delete an Event¶
To delete an event go to the form under 'Modify Event'. Look for the section labeled 'Delete an Event'. To delete an event do the following steps:
- Select the event you would like to delete
- The events will be listed by event title and date
- Click the 'Delete' button.
- Confirm that you are sure you would like to delete the event.
Now the event along with all of it's attendance records will be deleted from the site.
Take Attendance¶
To take attendance for an event navigate to the 'Modify Attendance' section in the 'Admin Attendance' page. To set the attendance for a given event do the following:
- Select the event from the dropdown.
- Events will be listed by label
- Click the select event button.
- This will redirect you to the page where you can either scan or manually set attendance
- You now have two options.
- If you would like to manually set attendance select the user from section titled 'No RFID Scanner? Select User:'. Here you will select the user and click the 'Submit' button below which will mark that user as present for the event.
- If the user has their ID card with them you can have them scan in.
- Note: You must have the text field labeled 'Scan RPI ID Card' selected (clicked on) to scan the ID
- Note: Once the user scans their card the form will auto submit. (It may take a few seconds)
View Current Attendance Records
If you would like to see if the user's attendance was successfully recorded click on the 'Show All Attendees' button. Once clicking this you will be redirected to a page showing all of the cadets marked as present or excused for the event your are taking attendance for (the timestamp of when the record was stored will also appear).
Add User ID Card
If this is the first time a user is using their card for attendance and they did not register their card when they created their account on the website you may have to associate their card with their account. To do this do the following:
- On the event attendance page (the page where you are recording attendance for an event) click the yellow 'Add Cadet
ID Card' button. On the page you are redirected to it will have a form with the following inputs:
- Select User
- Scan Card
- Select the user account you would like to associate a card with.
- Select (click on) the scan card field.
- Scan the card into the card reader which is plugged into the computer you are using.
Once you scan the card the form will automatically submit and the form will reset. You will now have to navigate back to the page to set the event attendance.
Note: The user who registered their card will have to re scan their card for the event to be marked as present.
Note: If the user tries to scan their card to attend an event and their card is not associated with an account you will be automatically redirected to this 'Connect RFID' page.
Edit Attendance Records¶
Under the 'Modify Attendance' section on the 'Admin Attendance' page you will see a section labeled 'Modify Attendance Records'. To manually change an attendance record do the following:
- Click on the button in this section labeled 'Modify Attendance'.
- You will now be redirected to a form titled 'Modify Attendance Records'. Here you will need to select the following:
- Cadet
- The user who you would like to modify an attendance record for
- Event
- The event you would like to modify the attendance record for
- Cadet
- Once you select the above values you will be shown the current record for that user on that given event. Change it to
the status you would like the record to reflect (present, absent, excused).
- Note: If you set it to present or excused you can optionally add comments to the record.
- Click the 'Update Record' button and the attendance record will be updated in the database.
You have now successfully updated an attendance record.
Approve/Deny Memos¶
To approve or deny a memo navigate to the 'Admin Attendance' page and look for the section titled 'Review Attendance Memos'. Here you will see a table with all of the pending memo requests. The following information for each request will be displayed:
- Event
- The event the memo is for
- User
- The user who submitted the memo
- Date
- The date and time the memo was submitted
- Memo For
- Who the memo was submitted for
- Comments
- Attachment
- This will be a download link that when clicked will download the PDF that the user submitted with their memo
To approve or deny the memo simply click the corresponding button next to each row.
Note: Denying a memo still saves the memo in historical memos. It just keeps the user marked as absent from the event.
Historical Memos¶
Here you can search through all memos ever submitted. You can filter this search be the event and the user. To filter by either just select the user or event from the dropdown.
Download Historical Memo Table
If you would like to store the historical memo table click on the 'Download Table' button in the top right corner of the 'Historical Attendance Memos' section. This will download the table as a CSV file which you can open in excel.
Note: Currently the PDFs associated with each excusal will not be exported in the excel file.
Create a Memo Type¶
Here you can create a memo type that can be set for each memo submission. For example some current types are unexcused, academics, family etc.
To create a memo type do the following:
- Enter the label of the memo type.
- Note: The label must be unique (not already exist) otherwise the system will not allow you to add the type.
- Enter a description of what the memo type means or constitutes. For example, the 'Academic' type means that you were unable to attend an event because of a class or test conflict.
- Click the 'Add Memo Type' button and the memo type will be added to the database.
Edit a Memo Type¶
Here you can change existing memo types. To edit a memo type do the following:
- Select the memo type you would like to change.
- Edit either the label or description of the memo type.
- Click the 'Update Memo Type' button and your changes will be saved.


Imaan Wada
"You're rude. Stop being rude."
Sassy yet extremely fashionable hibaji woman who created the gregorian calendar on our Schedulr application. Imaan also implemented the dawn and dusk themes for the calendar page as of right now. She just wants to go back home to Britain.
Vanessa Hoffmann
"I told you; you didn't listen."
Probably the tallest on our team; Vanessa's pretty chill and mellow but also really funny with an underlayer of sass. She created the about page for calendar and has adjusted the layouts on some of the other pages for Calendar. Works on this project at totally reasonable times.
Elizabeth Alvarado
Disaster Lesbian
Elizabeth, as one of the more graphics oriented people on the team, designed the graphical layout for most of the pages in Calendar, and she also created the palettes to be used for the dawn and dusk themes for the application. She also created the Monday-starting calendar for Calendar.
Myla Moore
"Okay. I'm done; goodbye."
Myla created our lunar calendar! And finally got it working! She has been working hard on it and finally got it to work. We are all happy for her. She's a tired college student and RA.
Aliza Bista
The Saviour of the Login System
Aliza is very sweet and works hard to get things done. She got our login system working so that you can access the application, and she lets the team know of any problems that occur while testing it out on FireBase.
Brandon Sylve
"Literally."
What doesn't Brandon do? Literally, he's probably in everything. Just to list off a few things, he does RA, army, ACM, and DM; guy's busy but gets stuff done and has it working. Brandon created our clock on the application and also implemented the timezones in it.


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Homemade pease pudding goes perfectly with roast pork tenderloin and fresh pea purée in this light and summery dish.
For the pickled baby carrots, place all the ingredients except the carrots into a pan and bring to the simmer. Add the carrots to the pickling liquor and simmer for one minute. Remove the pan from the heat and set aside to cool. Cover the pan with a lid and set aside to marinate overnight.
For the pease pudding, melt the butter in a frying pan and fry the shallots and garlic for 3-4 minutes. Add the bacon and continue to cook for a few more minutes.
Add the peas and stock and simmer for 30-40 minutes, or until the peas are tender and the sauce has thickened. Stir in the parsley and season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
For the pork tenderloin, preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
Heat the oil in an ovenproof frying pan and fry the pork tenderloins on all sides until browned all over.
Add the butter and rosemary to the pan and spoon the butter over the pork. Roast the pork in the oven for 6-8 minutes, or until cooked through.
 Remove the pork from the pan and set aside to rest for 10 minutes.
For the pea and mint purée, melt the butter in a frying pan and sweat the shallot for 30 seconds. Add the peas and hot milk, season with a pinch of salt and simmer for 5-6 minutes.
Drain the peas in a colander and reserve the milk.
Put the peas, garlic and mint leaves into a food processor, and with the motor running, gradually add the milk and blend to a purée. (You may not need to add all the milk.)
Pass the purée through a fine sieve and season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
To serve, spoon a little pea purée into the middle of serving plates, then spoon two tablespoons of pease pudding next to the purée. Cut each pork tenderloin in half and lay a piece on top of the pease pudding. Spoon some baby carrots over the pork fillet, garnish with pea shoots and finish with a little drizzle of rapeseed oil.


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MAP OF THE HUMAN HEART A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1993 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule review: This could have been a story about racism, it could have been a film with historical scope, it could have been a film about courage in wartime or an anti- war movie, it might have been about an engaging love triangle story, it might have been a study of contrasting cultures, but in trying to be all those things this murky film is not enough of any of them. (Warning: this review tells more plot than I usually do as the film is otherwise difficult to describe. For most readers I don't believe I will be damaging the enjoyment of the film.) Rating: 0 (-4 to +4).
With THE NAVIGATOR, New Zealand director Vincent Ward showed he had an unusual photographic style, some interesting ideas, and an occasional mystical impulse. They all worked fairly well in that small film. MAP OF THE HUMAN HEART is a big film, but Louis Nowra's screenplay from Ward's own story assumes it is bigger than it actually is and that Ward's direction can deliver more than it actually can.
Avik (played by Robert Joamie as a child and Jason Scott Lee as an adult) is an Inuit--or as he says, an Eskimo--who meets a cartographer and tells him his life story. As a boy in 1931, his life was changed when another cartographer, Walter Russell (played by Patrick Bergin) came to his people's land to survey for maps. Russell is impressed with the boy's curiosity and deeply affected when he discovers that the boy has tuberculosis. Russell arranges to take to take the boy to a Montreal Catholic hospital and school, flying the boy in the open biplane the cartographer came in. One taste of flying and the young Inuit is hooked for life.
At the hospital Avik is traumatized by all the scientific equipment. He is mistreated by the nuns, who are portrayed as extremely bigoted against Protestants and "half-breeds." Avik forms a close relationship with Albertine (played by Annie Galipeau as a child and Anne Parillaud as an adult). He is half white, half Inuit; she is half white, half Indian. They are torn apart by the nuns. In 1941 events draw Avik into the RAF and he, Russell, and Albertine will cross paths again.
This is a film with at least two or three very memorable scenes--one over the Albert Hall, one involving a barrage balloon, and a horrifying sequence set in Germany--but it still leaves loose ends and is unsatisfying. Patrick Bergin's last scene comes totally out of left field and seems to belong more to a surrealistic satire. The scenes of air warfare are of a unique style that perhaps gives them the feel of real Army-Air Force World War II documentaries: the scenes are murky and more than once scenes seemed out of focus.
This was a film I was anxious to see and tried very hard to enjoy, but I have to say that it really did not work for me. This British-Australian- French-Canadian-Japanese co-production is a hodge-podge of too little of too much. I give it a 0 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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DECEMBER 22
Entrance Antiphon
O gates, lift high your heads; grow higher, ancient doors. Let him enter, the king of glory!
Collect
O God, who, seeing the human race fallen into death,
willed to redeem it by the coming of your Only Begotten Son, grant, we pray, that those who
confess his Incarnation with humble fervour may merit his company as their Redeemer. Who lives and reigns with you. .
FIRST READING
A reading from the first Book of Samuel In those days: Hannah took Samuel up with her,
along with a three-year-old bull, an ephah of flour,
and a skin of wine; and she brought him to the house of the LORD at The word of the Lord
RESPONSORIAL PSALM
Psalm
1 Samuel 2:1.4-5.6-7.8abcd(R. see 1a) R. My heart exults in the Lord, my Saviour. My heart exults in the LORD; my strength is exalted
in the LORD.  R. My heart exults in the Lord, my Saviour. The bows of the mighty are broken, but the feeble gird
on strength. Those who were full have hired themselves out for bread, but those
who were hungry have ceased to hunger. The barren has borne seven, but she who
has many children is forlorn. R. My heart exults in the Lord, my Saviour. The LORD kills and brings to life; he brings down to
Sheol and raises up. The LORD
makes poor and makes rich; he brings low, he also exalts. R. My heart exults in the Lord, my Saviour. He raises up the poor from
the dust; he lifts the needy from the dung heap, to make them sit with princes and
inherit a seat of honour. R. My heart exults in the Lord, my Saviour. ALLELUIA Alleluia. Come, O King of the nations and cornerstone of the Church!  Alleluia. GOSPEL
Luke 1:46-56 A reading from the holy Gospel according to Luke At that time: Mary said, "My soul magnifies
the Lord, and my spirit rejoices in God my Saviour, for he has regarded the low
estate of his handmaiden. For behold, henceforth all generations will call me
blessed; for he who is mighty has done great things for me, and holy is his
name. And his mercy is on those who fear him from generation to generation. He
has shown strength with his arm, he has scattered the proud in the imagination
of their hearts, he has put down the mighty from their thrones, and exalted
those of low degree; he has filled the hungry with good things, and the rich he
has sent empty away. He has helped his servant The Gospel of the Lord
Prayer over the Offerings
Trusting in your compassion, O Lord,
we come eagerly with our offerings to your sacred altar, that, through the purifying action of your grace,
we may be cleansed by the very mysteries we serve. Through Christ our Lord.
Communion Antiphon
My soul proclaims the greatness of the Lord, for the Almighty has done great things for me.
Prayer after Communion May reception of your Sacrament strengthen us, O Lord,
so that we may go out to meet our Saviour with worthy
deeds when he comes and merit the rewards of the blessed. Through Christ our Lord.


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Index
All Classes and Interfaces|All Packages|Constant Field Values|Serialized Form
A
- add(Event) - Method in class io.castle.android.queue.EventQueue
B
- baseUrl() - Static method in class io.castle.android.Castle
-
Get base url
- baseUrl() - Method in class io.castle.android.CastleConfiguration
- baseURLAllowList() - Method in class io.castle.android.CastleConfiguration
-
Get list of allowlisted urls
- baseURLAllowList() - Method in class io.castle.android.CastleConfiguration.Builder
-
Get allowlist
- baseURLAllowList(List<String>) - Method in class io.castle.android.CastleConfiguration.Builder
-
Set allowlist
- build() - Method in class io.castle.android.CastleConfiguration.Builder
-
Build configuration from builder
- Builder() - Constructor for class io.castle.android.CastleConfiguration.Builder
-
Create builder with defaults
- Builder(CastleConfiguration) - Constructor for class io.castle.android.CastleConfiguration.Builder
-
Create builder with values from a configuration
C
- Castle - Class in io.castle.android
-
This class is the main entry point for using the Castle SDK and provides methods for tracking events, screen views, manual flushing of the event queue, allowlisting behaviour and resetting.
- CastleAPIService - Class in io.castle.android.api
-
API Service for Castle APIs, do not use directly, use suitable method in
Castle
- CastleAPIService() - Constructor for class io.castle.android.api.CastleAPIService
- CastleAPIService.CastleAPI - Interface in io.castle.android.api
- CastleConfiguration - Class in io.castle.android
- CastleConfiguration() - Constructor for class io.castle.android.CastleConfiguration
-
Create default configuration
- CastleConfiguration.Builder - Class in io.castle.android
-
Builder used for creating a configuration
- CastleError - Exception Class in io.castle.android
- CastleError(String) - Constructor for exception class io.castle.android.CastleError
- castleInterceptor() - Static method in class io.castle.android.Castle
-
Get Castle OkHttp interceptor
- CastleLogger - Class in io.castle.android
-
Internal logger
- CastleLogger() - Constructor for class io.castle.android.CastleLogger
- configuration() - Static method in class io.castle.android.Castle
-
Get configuration
- configure(Application) - Static method in class io.castle.android.Castle
-
Configure Castle with default configuration, will try to get publishable key from AndroidManifest meta tag castle_publishable_key
- configure(Application, CastleConfiguration) - Static method in class io.castle.android.Castle
-
Configure Castle using the provided configuration
- configure(Application, String) - Static method in class io.castle.android.Castle
-
Configure Castle with default configuration using publishable key
- configure(Application, String, CastleConfiguration) - Static method in class io.castle.android.Castle
-
Configure Castle with provided configuration and publishable key
- createRequestToken() - Static method in class io.castle.android.Castle
-
Get request token
- custom(String) - Static method in class io.castle.android.Castle
-
Track custom event with a specified name
- custom(String, Map<String, Object>) - Static method in class io.castle.android.Castle
-
Track custom event with a specified name
- CustomEvent - Class in io.castle.android.api.model
-
Model class for events
- CustomEvent(String) - Constructor for class io.castle.android.api.model.CustomEvent
- CustomEvent(String, Map<String, Object>) - Constructor for class io.castle.android.api.model.CustomEvent
-
Create new event with specified name
D
- d(String) - Static method in class io.castle.android.CastleLogger
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Send an debug log message
- debugLoggingEnabled() - Static method in class io.castle.android.Castle
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Get debug logging enabled
- debugLoggingEnabled() - Method in class io.castle.android.CastleConfiguration.Builder
-
Get debug logging
- debugLoggingEnabled() - Method in class io.castle.android.CastleConfiguration
-
Get debug logging enabled
- debugLoggingEnabled(boolean) - Method in class io.castle.android.CastleConfiguration.Builder
-
Set debug logging
- destroy() - Method in class io.castle.android.queue.EventQueue
- destroy(Application) - Static method in class io.castle.android.Castle
-
Destroy instance of the Castle SDK
- deviceId() - Static method in class io.castle.android.DeviceIdUtils
- DeviceIdUtils - Class in io.castle.android
- DeviceIdUtils() - Constructor for class io.castle.android.DeviceIdUtils
E
- e(String) - Static method in class io.castle.android.CastleLogger
-
Send an error log message
- e(String, Throwable) - Static method in class io.castle.android.CastleLogger
-
Send an error log message and throwable
- encode() - Method in class io.castle.android.api.model.CustomEvent
- encode() - Method in class io.castle.android.api.model.Event
- encodeEvent(Event) - Static method in class io.castle.android.Castle
- encodePayload(String, List<String>) - Static method in class io.castle.android.Castle
- encodeUser(String) - Static method in class io.castle.android.Castle
- Error - Class in io.castle.android.api.model
-
Model class for Castle API errors
- Error() - Constructor for class io.castle.android.api.model.Error
- Event - Class in io.castle.android.api.model
-
Model class for events
- Event(String) - Constructor for class io.castle.android.api.model.Event
-
Create new event with specified name
- EVENT_TYPE_CUSTOM - Static variable in class io.castle.android.api.model.Event
- EVENT_TYPE_SCREEN - Static variable in class io.castle.android.api.model.Event
- EventQueue - Class in io.castle.android.queue
- EventQueue(Context) - Constructor for class io.castle.android.queue.EventQueue
F
- flush() - Static method in class io.castle.android.Castle
-
Force a flush of the event queue, even if the flush limit hasn't been reached
- flush() - Method in class io.castle.android.queue.EventQueue
- flushIfNeeded(String) - Static method in class io.castle.android.Castle
-
Force a flush if needed for a specific url, flushes if url is allowlisted
- flushLimit() - Method in class io.castle.android.CastleConfiguration.Builder
-
Get flush limit
- flushLimit() - Method in class io.castle.android.CastleConfiguration
-
Get flushlimit
- flushLimit(int) - Method in class io.castle.android.CastleConfiguration.Builder
-
Set flush limit
G
- getGsonInstance() - Static method in class io.castle.android.Utils
- getInstance() - Static method in class io.castle.android.api.CastleAPIService
-
Get Instance of CastleAPI
- getMessage() - Method in class io.castle.android.api.model.Error
- getName() - Method in class io.castle.android.api.model.Event
- getTimestamp() - Method in class io.castle.android.api.model.Event
- getTimestamp() - Static method in class io.castle.android.Utils
- getToken() - Method in class io.castle.android.api.model.Event
- getType() - Method in class io.castle.android.api.model.Error
- getType() - Method in class io.castle.android.api.model.Event
H
- headers(String) - Static method in class io.castle.android.Castle
-
Get Castle headers for a specific url, returns non-empty when url is allowlisted
I
- i(String) - Static method in class io.castle.android.CastleLogger
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Send an info log message
- io.castle.android - package io.castle.android
- io.castle.android.api - package io.castle.android.api
- io.castle.android.api.model - package io.castle.android.api.model
- io.castle.android.queue - package io.castle.android.queue
- isFlushing() - Method in class io.castle.android.queue.EventQueue
M
- maxQueueLimit() - Method in class io.castle.android.CastleConfiguration.Builder
-
Get max queue limit
- maxQueueLimit() - Method in class io.castle.android.CastleConfiguration
-
Get max queue size limit
- maxQueueLimit(int) - Method in class io.castle.android.CastleConfiguration.Builder
-
Set max queue limit
- monitor(Monitor) - Method in interface io.castle.android.api.CastleAPIService.CastleAPI
- Monitor - Class in io.castle.android.api.model
-
Model class used as payload when sending a batch of events to the Castle API
- Monitor() - Constructor for class io.castle.android.api.model.Monitor
- monitorWithEvents(List<Event>) - Static method in class io.castle.android.api.model.Monitor
N
- needsFlush() - Method in class io.castle.android.queue.EventQueue
O
- onFailure(Call<Void>, Throwable) - Method in class io.castle.android.queue.EventQueue
- onResponse(Call<Void>, Response<Void>) - Method in class io.castle.android.queue.EventQueue
P
- propertiesContainValidData(Map<String, Object>) - Static method in class io.castle.android.api.model.CustomEvent
- publishableKey() - Static method in class io.castle.android.Castle
-
Get configured publishable key
- publishableKey() - Method in class io.castle.android.CastleConfiguration.Builder
-
Get publishable key
- publishableKey() - Method in class io.castle.android.CastleConfiguration
-
Get publishable key
- publishableKey(String) - Method in class io.castle.android.CastleConfiguration.Builder
-
Set publishable key
Q
- queueSize() - Static method in class io.castle.android.Castle
-
Get the current size of the event queue
R
- requestTokenHeaderName - Static variable in class io.castle.android.Castle
- reset() - Static method in class io.castle.android.Castle
-
Reset any stored user information and flush the event queue
S
- screen(Activity) - Static method in class io.castle.android.Castle
-
Track screen event using activity title
- screen(String) - Static method in class io.castle.android.Castle
-
Track screen event with a specified name
- ScreenEvent - Class in io.castle.android.api.model
-
Model class for screen events
- ScreenEvent(Activity) - Constructor for class io.castle.android.api.model.ScreenEvent
-
Create new screen using Activity title
- ScreenEvent(String) - Constructor for class io.castle.android.api.model.ScreenEvent
-
Create new screen event with provided name
- screenTrackingEnabled() - Method in class io.castle.android.CastleConfiguration.Builder
-
Get screen tracking enabled
- screenTrackingEnabled() - Method in class io.castle.android.CastleConfiguration
-
Get screen tracking enabled
- screenTrackingEnabled(boolean) - Method in class io.castle.android.CastleConfiguration.Builder
-
Set screen tracking enabled
- size() - Method in class io.castle.android.queue.EventQueue
T
- toString() - Method in class io.castle.android.api.model.Error
U
- userAgent() - Static method in class io.castle.android.Castle
-
Get custom user agent used for requests sent to Castle API
- userJwt() - Static method in class io.castle.android.Castle
-
Get userJwt from storage, returns null if not set
- userJwt(String) - Static method in class io.castle.android.Castle
-
Set user information with specified jwt encoded user.
- UserJwt - Class in io.castle.android.api.model
-
Copyright (c) 2022 Castle
- UserJwt(String) - Constructor for class io.castle.android.api.model.UserJwt
- Utils - Class in io.castle.android
- Utils() - Constructor for class io.castle.android.Utils
W
- w(String) - Static method in class io.castle.android.CastleLogger
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Send an warning log message
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| org.apache.commons.collections | This package contains the interfaces and utilities shared across all the subpackages of this component. |
| org.apache.commons.collections.bag |
This package contains implementations of the
Bag and
SortedBag interfaces. |
| Uses of Bag in org.apache.commons.collections |
| Subinterfaces of Bag in org.apache.commons.collections | |
interface |
SortedBag
Defines a type of Bag that maintains a sorted order among
its unique representative members. |
| Classes in org.apache.commons.collections that implement Bag | |
class |
DefaultMapBag
Deprecated. Moved to bag subpackage as AbstractMapBag. Due to be removed in v4.0. |
class |
HashBag
Deprecated. Moved to bag subpackage and rewritten internally. Due to be removed in v4.0. |
class |
TreeBag
Deprecated. Moved to bag subpackage and rewritten internally. Due to be removed in v4.0. |
| Fields in org.apache.commons.collections declared as Bag | |
static Bag |
BagUtils.EMPTY_BAG
An empty unmodifiable bag. |
static Bag |
BagUtils.EMPTY_SORTED_BAG
An empty unmodifiable sorted bag. |
| Methods in org.apache.commons.collections that return Bag | |
static Bag |
BagUtils.synchronizedBag(Bag bag)
Returns a synchronized (thread-safe) bag backed by the given bag. |
static Bag |
BagUtils.unmodifiableBag(Bag bag)
Returns an unmodifiable view of the given bag. |
static Bag |
BagUtils.predicatedBag(Bag bag,
Predicate predicate)
Returns a predicated (validating) bag backed by the given bag. |
static Bag |
BagUtils.typedBag(Bag bag,
Class type)
Returns a typed bag backed by the given bag. |
static Bag |
BagUtils.transformedBag(Bag bag,
Transformer transformer)
Returns a transformed bag backed by the given bag. |
| Methods in org.apache.commons.collections with parameters of type Bag | |
boolean |
DefaultMapBag.containsAll(Bag other)
Deprecated. Returns true if the bag contains all elements in
the given collection, respecting cardinality. |
boolean |
DefaultMapBag.retainAll(Bag other)
Deprecated. Remove any members of the bag that are not in the given bag, respecting cardinality. |
static Bag |
BagUtils.synchronizedBag(Bag bag)
Returns a synchronized (thread-safe) bag backed by the given bag. |
static Bag |
BagUtils.unmodifiableBag(Bag bag)
Returns an unmodifiable view of the given bag. |
static Bag |
BagUtils.predicatedBag(Bag bag,
Predicate predicate)
Returns a predicated (validating) bag backed by the given bag. |
static Bag |
BagUtils.typedBag(Bag bag,
Class type)
Returns a typed bag backed by the given bag. |
static Bag |
BagUtils.transformedBag(Bag bag,
Transformer transformer)
Returns a transformed bag backed by the given bag. |
| Uses of Bag in org.apache.commons.collections.bag |
| Classes in org.apache.commons.collections.bag that implement Bag | |
class |
AbstractBagDecorator
Decorates another Bag to provide additional behaviour. |
class |
AbstractMapBag
Abstract implementation of the Bag interface to simplify the creation
of subclass implementations. |
class |
AbstractSortedBagDecorator
Decorates another SortedBag to provide additional behaviour. |
class |
PredicatedBag
Decorates another Bag to validate that additions
match a specified predicate. |
class |
PredicatedSortedBag
Decorates another SortedBag to validate that additions
match a specified predicate. |
class |
SynchronizedBag
Decorates another Bag to synchronize its behaviour
for a multi-threaded environment. |
class |
SynchronizedSortedBag
Decorates another SortedBag to synchronize its behaviour
for a multi-threaded environment. |
class |
TransformedBag
Decorates another Bag to transform objects that are added. |
class |
TransformedSortedBag
Decorates another SortedBag to transform objects that are added. |
class |
UnmodifiableBag
Decorates another Bag to ensure it can't be altered. |
class |
UnmodifiableSortedBag
Decorates another SortedBag to ensure it can't be altered. |
| Methods in org.apache.commons.collections.bag that return Bag | |
static Bag |
UnmodifiableBag.decorate(Bag bag)
Factory method to create an unmodifiable bag. |
static Bag |
TypedBag.decorate(Bag bag,
Class type)
Factory method to create a typed bag. |
static Bag |
TransformedBag.decorate(Bag bag,
Transformer transformer)
Factory method to create a transforming bag. |
protected Bag |
TransformedBag.getBag()
Gets the decorated bag. |
static Bag |
SynchronizedBag.decorate(Bag bag)
Factory method to create a synchronized bag. |
protected Bag |
SynchronizedBag.getBag()
Gets the bag being decorated. |
static Bag |
PredicatedBag.decorate(Bag bag,
Predicate predicate)
Factory method to create a predicated (validating) bag. |
protected Bag |
PredicatedBag.getBag()
Gets the decorated bag. |
protected Bag |
AbstractBagDecorator.getBag()
Gets the bag being decorated. |
| Methods in org.apache.commons.collections.bag with parameters of type Bag | |
static Bag |
UnmodifiableBag.decorate(Bag bag)
Factory method to create an unmodifiable bag. |
static Bag |
TypedBag.decorate(Bag bag,
Class type)
Factory method to create a typed bag. |
static Bag |
TransformedBag.decorate(Bag bag,
Transformer transformer)
Factory method to create a transforming bag. |
static Bag |
SynchronizedBag.decorate(Bag bag)
Factory method to create a synchronized bag. |
static Bag |
PredicatedBag.decorate(Bag bag,
Predicate predicate)
Factory method to create a predicated (validating) bag. |
| Constructors in org.apache.commons.collections.bag with parameters of type Bag | |
TransformedBag(Bag bag,
Transformer transformer)
Constructor that wraps (not copies). |
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SynchronizedSortedBag(Bag bag,
Object lock)
Constructor that wraps (not copies). |
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SynchronizedBag(Bag bag)
Constructor that wraps (not copies). |
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SynchronizedBag(Bag bag,
Object lock)
Constructor that wraps (not copies). |
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PredicatedBag(Bag bag,
Predicate predicate)
Constructor that wraps (not copies). |
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AbstractBagDecorator(Bag bag)
Constructor that wraps (not copies). |
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Class: Nanook::Node
- Inherits:
-
Object
- Object
- Nanook::Node
- Defined in:
- lib/nanook/node.rb
Overview
The Nanook::Node
class contains methods to manage your nano
node and query its data of the nano network.
Your node is constantly syncing data with other nodes on the network. When your node first starts up after being built, its database will be empty and it will begin synchronizing and downloading data of the nano ledger to its local database. The ledger is the central record of all accounts and transactions. Some of the methods in this class query your node's database formed from the nano ledger, and so the responses are determined by the completeness of your node's database.
You can determine how synchronized your node is with the nano ledger with the #sync_progress method.
Initializing
Initialize this class through the convenient #node method:
node = Nanook.new.node
Or compose the longhand way like this:
rpc_conn = Nanook::Rpc.new
node = Nanook::Node.new(rpc_conn)
Instance Method Summary collapse
-
#account_count ⇒ Integer
(also: #frontier_count)
The number of accounts in the nano ledger–essentially all accounts with open blocks.
-
#block_count ⇒ Hash{Symbol=>Integer}
The count of all blocks downloaded to the node, and blocks still to be synchronized by the node.
-
#block_count_by_type ⇒ Hash{Symbol=>Integer}
(also: #block_count_type)
The count of all known blocks by their type.
-
#bootstrap(address:, port:) ⇒ Boolean
Initialize bootstrap to a specific IP address and port.
-
#bootstrap_any ⇒ Boolean
Initialize multi-connection bootstrap to random peers.
-
#confirmation_history ⇒ Hash{Symbol=>String|Integer}
Returns block and tally weight (in raw) for recent elections winners.
-
#initialize(rpc) ⇒ Node
constructor
A new instance of Node.
- #inspect ⇒ String
- #peers ⇒ Object
-
#representatives(unit: Nanook.default_unit) ⇒ Hash{Symbol=>Integer}
All representatives and their voting weight.
-
#representatives_online ⇒ Array<String>
All online representatives that have voted recently.
-
#stop ⇒ Boolean
Safely shuts down the node.
-
#sync_progress ⇒ Float
The percentage completeness of the synchronization process for your node as it downloads the nano ledger.
-
#synced? ⇒ Boolean
This method is deprecated and will be removed in 3.0, as a node never reaches 100% synchronization.
-
#synchronizing_blocks(limit: 1000) ⇒ Hash{Symbol=>String}
(also: #unchecked)
Information about the synchronizing blocks for this node.
-
#version ⇒ Hash{Symbol=>Integer|String}
(also: #info)
Version information for this node.
Constructor Details
#initialize(rpc) ⇒ Node
Returns a new instance of Node
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# File 'lib/nanook/node.rb', line 29 def initialize(rpc) @rpc = rpc end |
Instance Method Details
#account_count ⇒ Integer Also known as: frontier_count
The number of accounts in the nano ledger–essentially all accounts with
open blocks. An open block is the type of block written
to the nano ledger when an account receives its first payment (see
WalletAccount#receive). All accounts that respond
true
to Account#exists? have open blocks in the
ledger.
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# File 'lib/nanook/node.rb', line 40 def account_count rpc(:frontier_count)[:count] end |
#block_count ⇒ Hash{Symbol=>Integer}
The count of all blocks downloaded to the node, and blocks still to be synchronized by the node.
Example:
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# File 'lib/nanook/node.rb', line 54 def block_count rpc(:block_count) end |
#block_count_by_type ⇒ Hash{Symbol=>Integer} Also known as: block_count_type
The count of all known blocks by their type.
Example:
node.block_count_by_type
Example response:
{
send: 1000,
receive: 900,
open: 900,
change: 50
}
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# File 'lib/nanook/node.rb', line 74 def block_count_by_type rpc(:block_count_type) end |
#bootstrap(address:, port:) ⇒ Boolean
Initialize bootstrap to a specific IP address and port.
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# File 'lib/nanook/node.rb', line 82 def bootstrap(address:, port:) rpc(:bootstrap, address: address, port: port).has_key?(:success) end |
#bootstrap_any ⇒ Boolean
Initialize multi-connection bootstrap to random peers
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# File 'lib/nanook/node.rb', line 89 def bootstrap_any rpc(:bootstrap_any).has_key?(:success) end |
#confirmation_history ⇒ Hash{Symbol=>String|Integer}
Returns block and tally weight (in raw) for recent elections winners
Example:
node.confirmation_history
Example response:
[
{
block: "EA70B32C55C193345D625F766EEA2FCA52D3F2CCE0B3A30838CC543026BB0FEA",
tally:<PHONE_NUMBER>9602980996311817874549318248
},
{
block: "F2F8DA6D2CA0A4D78EB043A7A29E12BDE5B4CE7DE1B99A93A5210428EE5B8667",
tally:<PHONE_NUMBER>9890443063672782079965877749
}
]
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# File 'lib/nanook/node.rb', line 113 def confirmation_history rpc(:confirmation_history)[:confirmations].map do |history| # Rename hash key to block block = history.delete(:hash) {block: block}.merge(history) end end |
#inspect ⇒ String
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# File 'lib/nanook/node.rb', line 122 def inspect "#{self.class.name}(object_id: \"#{"0x00%x" % (object_id << 1)}\")" end |
#peers ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/nanook/node.rb', line 126 def peers rpc(:peers)[:peers] end |
#representatives(unit: Nanook.default_unit) ⇒ Hash{Symbol=>Integer}
All representatives and their voting weight.
Example:
node.representatives
Example response:
{
xrb_1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111117353trpda:<PHONE_NUMBER>060170000000000000000000000,
xrb_1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111awsq94gtecn:<PHONE_NUMBER>9999999999999999000000,
xrb_114nk4rwjctu6n6tr6g6ps61g1w3hdpjxfas4xj1tq6i8jyomc5d858xr1xi: 0
}
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# File 'lib/nanook/node.rb', line 145 def representatives(unit: Nanook.default_unit) unless Nanook::UNITS.include?(unit) raise ArgumentError.new("Unsupported unit: #{unit}") end response = rpc(:representatives)[:representatives] return response if unit == :raw r = response.map do |account_id, balance| balance = Nanook::Util.raw_to_NANO(balance) [account_id, balance] end Hash[r].to_symbolized_hash end |
#representatives_online ⇒ Array<String>
All online representatives that have voted recently. Note, due to the design of the nano RPC, this method cannot return the voting weight of the representatives.
Example:
node.representatives_online # => ["xrb_111...", "xrb_222"]
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# File 'lib/nanook/node.rb', line 171 def representatives_online rpc(:representatives_online)[:representatives].keys.map(&:to_s) end |
#stop ⇒ Boolean
Safely shuts down the node.
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# File 'lib/nanook/node.rb', line 178 def stop rpc(:stop).has_key?(:success) end |
#sync_progress ⇒ Float
The percentage completeness of the synchronization process for your node as it downloads the nano ledger. Note, it's normal for your progress to not ever reach 100. The closer to 100, the more complete your node's data is, and so the query methods in this class become more reliable.
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# File 'lib/nanook/node.rb', line 201 def sync_progress response = rpc(:block_count) count = response[:count] unchecked = response[:unchecked] total = count + unchecked count.to_f * 100 / total.to_f end |
#synced? ⇒ Boolean
This method is deprecated and will be removed in 3.0, as a node never reaches 100% synchronization.
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# File 'lib/nanook/node.rb', line 215 def synced? warn "[DEPRECATION] `synced?` is deprecated and will be removed in 3.0" rpc(:block_count)[:unchecked] == 0 end |
#synchronizing_blocks(limit: 1000) ⇒ Hash{Symbol=>String} Also known as: unchecked
Returns information about the synchronizing blocks for this node
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# File 'lib/nanook/node.rb', line 184 def synchronizing_blocks(limit: 1000) response = rpc(:unchecked, count: limit)[:blocks] response = response.map do |block, info| [block, JSON.parse(info).to_symbolized_hash] end Hash[response.sort].to_symbolized_hash end |
#version ⇒ Hash{Symbol=>Integer|String} Also known as: info
Returns version information for this node
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# File 'lib/nanook/node.rb', line 221 def version rpc(:version) end |


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list item with empty first and second line
normally an empty line breaks the list item - but we make an exception for the first line and don't count it towards that limit
unordered list item 2 - with inline
markup
ordered sublist item 1
ordered sublist item 1
ordered sublist item 2
ordered sublist item 3
ordered sublist item 2
list item with empty first and second line - see above
unordered list item 3 - and a link and some lines of text
and another subitem
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and another one with a table
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and text with an empty line in between as well!
unordered list item 4
with an example that spans multiple lines
descriptive lists
details continued details
details without a term
details on a new line
details on a new line (with an empty line in between) continued
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Class EntitiesSectionArgs
The Entities section arguments class. A class that stores all of the data from the entities section of the dxf file.
Inherited Members
System.Object.Equals(System.Object)
System.Object.Equals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.GetHashCode()
System.Object.GetType()
System.Object.MemberwiseClone()
System.Object.ReferenceEquals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.ToString()
Namespace: Dxflib.IO
Assembly: Dxflib.dll
Syntax
public class EntitiesSectionArgs : FileSectionBase
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceEntitiesSectionArgs(Int32, TaggedDataList)
The Main Constructor for the section arguments class. This constructor will initialize all required private and public variables
Declaration
public EntitiesSectionArgs(int startingIndex, TaggedDataList list)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | startingIndex | The starting index of the section |
| TaggedDataList | list | The TaggedDataList list that contains all of the tagged data |
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceEntities
The Entities List
Declaration
public List<Entity> Entities { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.List<Entity> |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceReadSection()
This section when called will read the data that is contained in the list that was passed in from the constructor.
Declaration
public override void ReadSection()


Light exercise beneficial for people with sickle cell disease
by HealthDay NewsMild exercise is safe and beneficial for people with sickle cell disease, contrary to traditional beliefs, a new study finds.
Sickle cell disease affects blood flow in the body. Because strenuous exercise boosts blood flow, it can lead to heart problems and severe pain in someone with sickle cell. As a result, many patients are advised to avoid all types of exercise.
However, this study adds to growing evidence that low-to-moderate intensity workouts can be helpful.
"When physical exercise is tailored to be light-to-moderate in intensity, the risk of problems is limited," said lead author Laurent Messonnier, of Universite Savoie Mont Blanc, in France.
The study included 40 patients who were randomly assigned to either follow their normal lifestyle in which they did limited physical activity, or to take part in 40-minute moderate-intensity stationary bicycle workouts three times a week. The workouts were individually tailored.
After eight weeks, muscle tissue from participants' thighs was biopsied. The samples showed that those in the exercise group had a significant increase in the density of small blood vessels called capillaries, the number of capillaries around muscle fiber, and the surface area through which oxygen and nutrients can flow between blood and muscle.
Previous research has found that sickle cell disease can cause a decrease in blood vessels in muscle. The study findings suggest that moderate-intensity exercise may help counteract this and improve blood and oxygen delivery to tissues, according to the researchers.
The investigators also found that the exercise group had significant improvements in their muscle function and overall physical ability, and that some patients reported improvements in sleep, concentration and social interactions.
No serious problems occurred in the exercise group, according to the study. The results were published Nov. 19 in the journal Blood.
Performed regularly, this type of exercise may induce benefits that improve patients' physical abilities and quality of life, Messonnier said in a news release from the American Society of Hematology.
However, further research is needed to learn more about the benefits and risks of exercise in people with sickle cell disease, Messonnier added.
More information
The American Academy of Family Physicians has more on sickle cell disease.
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| restore {renv} | R Documentation |
Restore a project's dependencies from a lockfile, as previously generated by
snapshot()
.
restore( project = NULL, ..., library = NULL, lockfile = NULL, packages = NULL, repos = NULL, clean = FALSE, prompt = interactive() )
project |
The project directory. If |
... |
Unused arguments, reserved for future expansion. If any arguments
are matched to |
library |
The library paths to be used during restore. See Library for details. |
lockfile |
The lockfile to be used for restoration of the associated
project. When |
packages |
A subset of packages recorded in the lockfile to restore.
When |
repos |
The repositories to use during restore, for packages installed
from CRAN or another similar R package repository. When set, this will
override any repositories declared in the lockfile. See also the
|
clean |
Boolean; remove packages not recorded in the lockfile from
the target library? Use |
prompt |
Boolean; prompt the user before taking any action? Note that
|
A named list of package records which were installed by renv
.
By default, the package repositories encoded in the lockfile will be used
during restore, as opposed to the repositories that might already
be set in the current session (through getOption("repos")
). If you'd like
to override the repositories used by renv
during restore, you can use,
for example:
renv::restore(repos = c(CRAN = <...>))
See also the repos.override
option in config for an alternate way to
provide a repository override.
When renv::restore()
is called, packages from the lockfile are compared
against packages currently installed in the library paths specified by
library
. Any packages which have changed will then be installed into the
default library. If clean = TRUE
, then packages that exist within the
default library, but aren't recorded in the lockfile, will be removed as
well.
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,
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This section provides an example illustrating encryption using monoalphabetic substitution. To make it easier to follow the steps that need to be performed with CrypTool, the example is illustrated with a number of screenshots.
We will encrypt a fairly long German document and then, using the automatic analysis function for monoalphabetic substitution, we will work out the key and the plaintext version in a ciphertext-only attack.
The text runs as follows:
DIE DEUTSCHE BANK IST VON INFORMATIONEN ABHAENGIG.
INFORMATIONEN ENTSCHEIDEN UEBER UNSEREN ERFOLG UND
DEN UNSERER KUNDEN. VON GROESSTER WICHTIGKEIT IST
NEBEN DER GENAUIGKEIT UND VERFUEGBARKEIT IN DEN
MEISTEN FAELLEN AUCH DIE VERTRAULICHKEIT VON
INFORMATIONEN. JEDER ANGESTELLTE MUSS SICH DAHER
DER NOTWENDIGKEIT DER INFORMATIONSSICHERHEIT
BEWUSST SEIN UND ENTSPRECHEND HANDELN.
This text is contained in the file probetext-de.txt
. To open this document in CrypTool, select File \ Open.
The document is now encrypted with the key CRYPTOOL
. The dialog box in which the key is entered is accessed via Encrypt/Decrypt \ Classical \ Substitution.
Enter CRYPTOOL
into the appropriate data input field and click on the Encrypt button, following which this dialog box will appear.
This box explains how the substitutions have been derived from the key CRYPTOOL
. For encryption, the following substitutions have been made:
|
-> | C |
|
-> | R |
|
-> | Y |
|
-> | P |
|
-> | T |
| ... | ||
|
-> | B |
|
-> | A |
How the key is generated from the keyword
If monoalphabetic substitution is used with a key, a common way to use it, is that the letters of the key are attached to first letters of the cleartext alphabet. Then the remaining letters of the remaining letters of the target alphabet are attached to the remaining cleartext letters from the back of the alphabet.
Now click on OK, and a new window opens containing the encrypted text.
Let us now forget the key and carry out an analysis of the encrypted text. To do this, we select Analysis \ Manual Analysis \ Substitution, following which this dialog box appears.
Here we specify that we are expecting the plaintext to be in German and that an extended analysis should be performed. Confirmation of this dialog box opens the Manual Postprocessing window containing the analysis results.
The bottom section of the window presents the plaintext identified so far. The upper case letters denote substitutions recognised by the automatic analysis, while the lower case letters are taken directly from the encrypted text.
Manual post-processing is now necessary. We could, for example, make the following suppositions from looking at the plaintext:
DIE
, in which case the encrypted letter P
should be replaced by D
rather than by B
, as suggested.DEUTSCHE
, i.e. replace G
with U.
INFORMATIONSSICHERHEIT
, i.e. O
should be replaced by F
, N
by O
, S
by M
and C
by A
. After making these corrections, the Manual Post-processing window looks like this:
The remaining substitutions are now easy to guess and can be entered into the dialog box: R
is replaced by B
, V
is by K
, F
by V
, L
by G
, U
by L
, E
by W
, W
by J
and M
by P
.
This is the correct solution, giving the original plaintext. To crack the encryption, apart from the encrypted document the only knowledge required was that it was a German text and a small amount of instinctive feeling as to the first substitutions required. When the OK button is clicked, the plaintext is presented in another window.


About India
hhadfklsjdaglfkgaklabhakljf;lNQ;FLNa
About France
dfadwgfDWGGGGGGDSSVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV
About UK
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[gecode-users] CP 2008: Final Call for Papers
Sebastian Brand
sbrand at csse.unimelb.edu.au
Tue Mar 25 06:12:43 CET 2008
_______________________ Final Call for Papers _______________________
CP 2008
14th International Conference
on
Principles and Practice of Constraint Programming
14-18 September 2008 Sydney, Australia
http://www.csse.unimelb.edu.au/cp2008/
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[gecode-users] from 3 to 6?
Johannes Waldmann
johannes.waldmann at htwk-leipzig.de
Thu Apr 26 17:15:25 CEST 2018
Hi,
I am trying to convert some code that was written
for gecode-3 API up to 6.
The original code is here:
https://github.com/JTiko/monadiccp-gecode/blob/master/Control/CP/FD/Gecode/Interface.hsc
So far, I have this (ICL => IPL, omit "share", add () to some macros -
but this is already guesswork on my part)
https://github.com/jwaldmann/monadiccp-gecode/commit/0ddf6630597b1c734ddcc178cf586b3fd6626b0c
I am now seeing a lot of errors like these:
no matching function for call to ‘branch(HaskellModel&,
Gecode::BoolVarArgs&, Gecode::IntVarBranch, Gecode::IntValBranch)’
...
note: candidate expects 2 arguments, 4 provided
and I don't know how to fix this. I guess
http://www.gecode.org/doc-latest/reference/PageHowToChange__4.html
is related but I still don't see what to do. Any hints?
On the other hand (This is a separate issue) perhaps I shouldn't.
My motivation is that I want to write Haskell, not C++,
but still use the power of gecode. The "monadic-cp" approach
does look really nice, e.g., note how "exists $ \ y -> ..." creates
a Haskell name (not a string), in
https://github.com/JTiko/monadiccp-gecode/blob/master/examples/LangfordNumber.hs
Perhaps go via minizinc? But that looks like a lot more work
(a fresh back-end for monadic-cp). I am hoping that the API issue
mentioned above could be fixed more easily.
- J.
PS: I tried to run this on travis to show exact build errors
but they only have gecode-5 (in their docker images),
and building 6 from source takes too long (I think they kill the job)
https://travis-ci.org/jwaldmann/monadiccp-gecode
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