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Software development is very different from physical engineering projects. In building
a bridge, first of all, one needs to span a valley or a river in some fashion to set
a foundation from the start of the bridge to the end of the bridge, followed by building
some scaffolding and layering on asphalt. There is a specific order that you need
to build horizontal layers in because of the physical materials that you're working
with, and not a single car can drive across the bridge until you at least have one
lane of asphalt poured and the bridge stable. Software, in contrast, has very different
physical materials to such an extent that the "materials" aren't really physical at
all. (It's computer behavior.)
This gives us a possibility that is perhaps a little bit hard to understand at first.
That is the possibility that we need not construct the software in horizontal layers
and that we instead have the option to construct software in vertical slices. Imagine
if a custom home builder could create the master bedroom of your new house, get the
electricity working along with the plumbing and lighting, and even finish the sheetrock
and painting allowing you to start sleeping in your master bedroom when not even the
concrete slab for the rest of your home is yet poured.  While the materials don't allow this approach in
home construction, it is absolutely possible in software construction.
An order processing system which will be used by people who oversee taking orders,
a shipping department that is going to ship the orders, and an inventory department
that is going to react to the orders (and keep itself stocked by ordering from a distributor
or manufacturer) can serve as a good example for illustrating the practical application
of vertical construction. Assume that the business either doesn't have existing software
or that each department has an isolated system and that while the business is not
as efficient as it could be it is nonetheless operational. In the name of a companywide
system it would be a workable solution to first bring up maybe just an inventory system,
or the first few critical features of an inventory application, for just the inventory
department to start using. The sales department and the shipping department would
continue on with their current processes and they wouldn't benefit from any new software
for a time, but one set of users in the inventory department would be able to start
deriving business value from the features delivered.
The process may allow you to mitigate some risk. It is common and correct that once
a piece of software is developed that it is released and used a little bit (whether
it is in testing or actually piloted) to vet sooner rather than later when all the
other pieces may work off of it or meet the particular feature. You've got a key piece
of functionality you may actually use to see if it is going to suffice and if it embodies
the characteristics and goals you stated in the specifications.
You also have the ability to check an overall vision against it and say:
Maybe a new process or some other interesting constraints have come into the business
altering course. Maybe the company has acquired another company in the process of
the development and thus processes may need to work a little bit differently and thus
the stakeholders can see that in front of them and say:
That might be something that could be much more difficult or costly to do later in
the game when you have a number of other pieces in play and the production code is
close to a full-fledged product.
Should I build my bedroom picture perfect, putting in the ceiling fan, the crown molding,
the fancy mirrors, and the fancy bed spreads, before I build my kitchen?
One can do it that way or one can build out the bedroom just enough to start sleeping
there. In software it really depends on the business theme. For instance, if the goal
is to get the inventory department up and running punctually, managing suppliers with
much paperwork, and there is a real need to automate the tasks, the requirements can
be met in a barebones fashion just to solve the immediate pain point before immediately
turning on order processing for a product catalog. Alternatively, if one were to start
with an online catalog before going on to an inventory system, one may decide that,
because the online product catalog is public-facing and is going to be an interface
point with customers, that it is best to put in all the bells and whistles to make
the online catalog look really polished, putting in all of the usability features
so that customers have the best experience possible moving through your product catalogue
in an effort to encourage purchasing by giving them the confidence that they are dealing
with a reputable vendor. So depending on the business scene one may decide to put
in crown molding and all of the trimmings or that it is a better use of money just
to put up basic sheet rock in the bedroom for a while and invest in some other areas,
getting those functional, before coming back to the bedroom to put on some finishing
touches.
Because the materials are so pliable, you have the flexibility in software to decide
and determine where you are going to get the best return on investment dollars and
the way in which you spend those dollars.
But, isn't it dangerous to change software in going back and adding on other features
afterwards? Isn't it typical to see problems introduced when retouching software that
has been working for a little while?
If you build with clay that dries quickly, when you try to change it later it's going
to crack, but if you build in such a way that the structure remains flexible and you
use a higher quality clay that doesn't dry into a brittle, fragile artifact, then
you can custom flex it.
It's your software engineering technique. The materials require software engineering
to be kept so flexible and so pliable.
It's different from civil engineering where we value rigidity. (We value a strong
foundation. We value those steel I-beams that are going to resist bending and are
going to stand for decades to come.) In software we loathe rigidity. We loathe those
features that cannot be changed.
Without touching too heavily on technical terms, there is a principal called the Open-Closed
Principal which specifies a method by which the behavior of a system can be changed
and modified without having to rip out other pieces of code. This is an example of
a specific technique that can be employed within a software engineering team that
allows a team to continually modify the behavior of the software over time without
having to demolish the kitchen to change the kitchen's cabinets.
Software is very interesting because the materials are so different from those of
the physical world, and it does require a trained engineer to use the materials well.


This plugin is a decorator for vanillajs-datepicker.
To customize datepicker, set your options object to datepickerDecorator.types.default
. You can also set up multiple types by adding options objects to datepickerDecorator.types
using their names.
The plugin allows you to use different date formats between datepicker UI and internal data by setting datepickerDecorator.internalFormat
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- caretUpdate(CaretEvent) - Method in class ide.TextLineNumber
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- CENTER - Static variable in class ide.TextLineNumber
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- changedUpdate(DocumentEvent) - Method in class ide.Editor.ChangeListener
-
- changedUpdate(DocumentEvent) - Method in class ide.TextLineNumber
-
- ChangeListener() - Constructor for class ide.Editor.ChangeListener
-
- checkCollisions(Drone) - Method in class drones.Board
-
Checks the collisions between the boundaries and a drone.
- checkCollisions(List<Laser>, Drone) - Method in class drones.Board
-
Checks the collisions between the lasers and a drone.
- checkGameOver() - Method in class drones.Board
-
Checks if the game is over, if it is stops the timer.
- CircleDrone - Class in examples
-
To change your drone name, type your drone name to 'XXXX'.
- CircleDrone(int, int) - Constructor for class examples.CircleDrone
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- compile(String) - Method in class ide.DroneCompiler
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- compile(String, String) - Method in class ide.DroneCompiler
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- compile - Variable in class ide.Editor
-
- component - Variable in class ide.TextLineNumber
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- components - Variable in class menus.DesignMenu
-
- components - Variable in class menus.DroneSelectMenu
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- components - Variable in class menus.HelpMenu
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- components - Variable in class menus.MainMenu
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- COOLDOWN - Variable in class drones.Drone
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- CornerDrone - Class in examples
-
To change your drone name, type your drone name to 'XXXX'.
- CornerDrone(int, int) - Constructor for class examples.CornerDrone
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- createNodes(DefaultMutableTreeNode) - Method in class menus.HelpMenu
-
Creates a tree structure
- creditsButton - Variable in class menus.MainMenu
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- creditsLabel - Variable in class menus.CreditsMenu
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- creditsMenu - Static variable in class DroneerMaster
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- CreditsMenu - Class in menus
-
Panel for the Credits Screen
- CreditsMenu() - Constructor for class menus.CreditsMenu
-
- creditsMenuFrame - Static variable in class DroneerMaster
-
- currentLineForeground - Variable in class ide.TextLineNumber
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The output to the right corresponds to the HTML code entered to the left. Synchronization always takes place after a change in the input field. if the HTML in the text area is invalidm synchronization does not take place until it is valid again. Notice how elements that have not changed are not touched. For example: try to start the video and then change something not related to the video iframe. The DOM will change, yet the video continues to run.
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Match Play. Red trails 0-4 to 7. Should Red double? If doubled, should White take?
pips Red=139 White=142
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
What would be a perfectly correct beaver for money becomes double/take because of the match score. Even then it is only just a double as White wins 47% of the time with a fair few gammons of his own to win the match.
However, at 0-4 to 7, Red is justified in doubling, even though he is on the bar. At 0-4 down you need to be aggressive with the cube, especially if there are gammons in the air!
However, at 0-4 to 7, Red is justified in doubling, even though he is on the bar. At 0-4 down you need to be aggressive with the cube, especially if there are gammons in the air!
Cube analysis 2-ply cubeless equity +0.109 (Money: +0.114) 0.528 0.192 0.013 - 0.472 0.143 0.004 Cubeful equities: 1. Double, take +0.362 2. Double, pass +1.000 (+0.638) 3. No double +0.318 (-0.044) Proper cube action: Double, take


Is the Situation With Bill Tench's Son in 'Mindhunter' Season 2 Based on a True Story?
Tench’s son Brian gets into quite a pickle in Season 2, but is this story grounded in reality at all?
by Phil Owen(Some major spoilers ahead for season 2 of “Mindhunter” on Netflix)
After season 1 of “Mindhunter” spent most of its time outside work — that is, in scenes that aren’t focused on the FBI’s study of serial killers — with Holden Ford (Jonathan Groff), season 2 goes a different way. This time around, the Netflix series focuses very little on Holden’s personal life, instead spending a lot more time with the other two main members of his team, Dr. Wendy Carr (Anna Torv) and Bill Tench (Holt McCallany)
For Bill, his personal story revolves around an incident with his son, Brian (Zachary Scott Ross), which threatens to tear the Tench family to pieces. Early in the season, the corpse of a toddler is found in a house that is being sold by Bill’s wife Nancy (Stacey Roca), who has started working as a realtor. After a fairly short investigation, the local police discover that the toddler was accidentally killed by some local boys — and Brian was present when it happened.
Also Read:
Brian, being so young and not having participated in the accidental murder, isn’t charged with a crime or sent to juvenile detention. But a social worker hounds the Tench family for the rest of the season and the family has to meet with a child psychiatrist weekly. Bill spends every episode clearly wondering if Brian is going to grow up to be the kind of serial killer that he deals with in his career.
It’s a fascinating turn of events for “Mindhunter,” and adds a whole bunch of layers to Bill as a character. But there’s a big question that will be on a lot of viewers’ minds as they watch Season 2 unfold: is this whole thing with Brian based on a true story?
“Mindhunter” is an interesting beast because it’s, basically, an adaption of real events — while Holden, Wendy and Bill are fictionalized versions of real people. Bill Tench is based on the real BSU’s Robert Ressler, and while Ressler had three kids — a son and two daughters — Bill only has one. And no, as far as we know, Ressler’s son Aaron did not witness the murder of a toddler when he was a kid.
Also Read:
However, there was a similar real life case, in San Francisco in 1971. Two brothers, one 7 years old and the other 10, murdered a 20-month-old toddler. The boys were frustrated that the child, Noah Alba, wouldn’t stop crying and beat him. The killing blow, seemingly, came from a brick that one of the brothers wielded. After it became clear that the child was dead, the older boy hung the small child up as if he was being crucified, thinking he would be resurrected like Jesus.
You can read more about that case in this Frontline story here.
So, yeah, this story is not entirely made up for the show, but the context is obviously completely different, taking place on the other side of the country in Virginia a decade after the real murder.
Also Read:
In my opinion, it’s a welcome addition to Bill Tench’s story, providing so much new text and subtext to consider as our heroes continue to try to crack the minds of serial killers. And it makes Bill an even more interesting character than he was back in “Mindhunter” Season 1. I’m very eager to see where they take this thread in future seasons.
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Before Change
lhs[0] = tf.ones((batch_size, 1, 1), dtype=dtype)
else:
lhs[0] = tf.reshape(weights, (batch_size, 1, 1))
lhs[0] = tf.cast(lhs[0], dtype=dtype)
for core_idx in range(ndims - 1):
tens_core = what.tt_cores[core_idx]
left_tang_core = left_tangent_space_tens.tt_cores[core_idx]
einsum_str = "oab,a{0}c,ob{0}d->ocd".format(mode_str)
After Change
what = shapes.expand_batch_dim(what)
if weights is not None:
weights = tf.convert_to_tensor(weights)
if not isinstance(where, TensorTrain):
raise ValueError("The first argument should be a TensorTrain object, got "
""%s"." % where)


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| Age at onset |
[
28,
32,
35,
37,
40,
41,
46,
53,
54,
58,
66,
69,
70,
72,
79]
|
SNPs were associated with earlier PD onset: REP1-263 bp [
35,
69,
79]; C-rs2736990 [
41]; G-rs894278 [
35]; G-rs356219 [
46,
53,
58]; G-rs356215 [
54]
|
|
| Motor outcomes
a
|
[
28,
31,
32,
34,
43,
50,
51,
74]
|
Wang et al. [
31] found a protective association between T-rs11931074 allele carriers and motor severity. Ritz et al. [
50] found that REP1-263 bp and G-rs356165 alleles increased the risk of faster decline of motor function, whereas Markopoulou et al. [
43] demonstrated that REP1-263 bp allele reduced the risk of developing motor impairments
|
|
| Cognition outcomes
b
|
[
31–
34,
37,
40,
42,
43,
74,
78]
|
Markopoulou et al. [
43] showed an increased risk of cognitive impairment in carriers of REP1-259 bp allele. Guella et al. [
33] found a significant association of C-rs10018362, T-rs7689942, and G-rs1348224 alleles with PD with dementia
|
|
| Anxiety and depression
c
|
[
32,
34,
37,
40,
74]
|
No SNPs were significantly associated with symptoms |
|
| Autonomic and sleep disorders
d
|
[
34,
74]
|
No SNPs were significantly associated with symptoms |
|
| Hyposmia |
[
34,
74]
|
In Chen et al.'s study [
34], TT-rs11931074 genotype increased the risk of hyposmia in PD
|
∗
See
Table 1.
aQuestionnaires used: Unified Parkinson Disease Rating Scale-III and Hoehn and Yahr.
bQuestionnaires used: Mini-Mental State Examination, Frontal Assessment Battery, Montreal Cognitive Assessment, Scales for Outcomes in Parkinson's Disease Cognition, Hopkins Verbal Learning Test-Revised, Letter-Number Sequencing Test and Trail Making Test, Semantic and Phonemic Verbal Fluency Tests, and Benton Judgment of Line Orientation test.
cQuestionnaires used: Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression and Anxiety and Beck Depression Inventory.
dQuestionnaires used: REM Sleep Behavior Disorder Questionnaire, and Scales for Outcomes in Parkinson's Disease Autonomic, Nighttime Sleep, Daytime Sleepiness and Psychiatric Complications.


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Tests that resolveNode from alien document does not crash. https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=71806.


--- title: Tabular training keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "How to use the tabular application in fastai" description: "How to use the tabular application in fastai" ---
To illustrate the tabular application, we will use the example of the Adult dataset where we have to predict if a person is earning more or less than $50k per year using some general data.
from fastai2.tabular.all import *
We can download a sample of this dataset with the usual command:
path = untar_data(URLs.ADULT_SAMPLE)
path.ls()
Then we can have a look at how the data is structured:
df = pd.read_csv(path/'adult.csv')
df.head()
Some of the coumns are continuous (like age) and we will treat them as float numbers we can feed our model directly. Others are categorical (like workclass or education) and we will convert them to a unique index that we will feed to embedding layers. We can specify our categorical and continuous column names, as well as the name of the dependent variable in TabularDataLoaders
factory methods:
dls = TabularDataLoaders.from_csv(path/'adult.csv', path=path, y_names="salary",
cat_names = ['workclass', 'education', 'marital-status', 'occupation', 'relationship', 'race'],
cont_names = ['age', 'fnlwgt', 'education-num'],
procs = [Categorify, FillMissing, Normalize])
The last part is the list of pre-processors we apply to our data:
Categorify
is going to take every categorical variable and make a map from integer to unique categories, then replace the values by the corresponding index.FillMissing
will fille the missing values in the continuous variables by the median of existing values (you can choose a specific value if you prefer)Normalize
will normalize the continuous variables (substract the mean and divide by the std)The show_batch
method works like for every other application:
dls.show_batch()
We can define a model using the tabular_learner
method.
learn = tabular_learner(dls, metrics=accuracy)
And we can train that model with the fit_one_cycle
method (the fine_tune
method won't be useful here since we don't have a pretrained model)>
learn.fit_one_cycle(1)
We can then have a look at some predictions:
learn.show_results()
Or use the predict method on a row:
learn.predict(df.iloc[0])
To get prediction on a new dataframe, you can use the test_dl
method of the DataLoaders
. That dataframe does not need to have the dependent variable in its column.
test_df = df.copy()
test_df.drop(['salary'], axis=1, inplace=True)
dl = learn.dls.test_dl(test_df)
Then Learner.get_preds
will give you the predictions:
learn.get_preds(dl=dl)


This simple demo shows how services, such as Picasa, can be wrapped by the datastore API. In this demo, you can search public Picasa images through a simple PicasaStore by specifying a series of tags (separated by spaces) to search on. The results will be displayed below the search box.
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The Python runtime is available as an experimental Preview feature.
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| Public Member Functions inherited from google.appengine.tools.appengine_rpc_httplib2.HttpRpcServerHttpLib2 | |
| def | __init__ |
| def | Send |
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| oauth2_parameters | |
| storage | |
| credentials | |
| Public Attributes inherited from google.appengine.tools.appengine_rpc_httplib2.HttpRpcServerHttpLib2 | |
| host | |
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| source | |
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| account_type | |
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| scheme | |
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A variant of HttpRpcServer which uses oauth2. This variant is specifically meant for interactive command line usage, as it will attempt to open a browser and ask the user to enter information from the resulting web page.
| def google.appengine.tools.appengine_rpc_httplib2.HttpRpcServerOAuth2.__init__ | ( | self, | |
| host, | |||
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host_override = None , |
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extra_headers = None , |
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save_cookies = False , |
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auth_tries = None , |
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account_type = None , |
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debug_data = True , |
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secure = True , |
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ignore_certs = False , |
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rpc_tries = 3 |
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Creates a new HttpRpcServerOAuth2. Args: host: The host to send requests to. oauth2_parameters: An object of type OAuth2Parameters (defined above) that specifies all parameters related to OAuth2 authentication. (This replaces the auth_function parameter in the parent class.) user_agent: The user-agent string to send to the server. Specify None to omit the user-agent header. source: Saved but ignored. host_override: The host header to send to the server (defaults to host). extra_headers: A dict of extra headers to append to every request. Values supplied here will override other default headers that are supplied. save_cookies: If the refresh token should be saved. auth_tries: The number of times to attempt auth_function before failing. account_type: Ignored. debug_data: Whether debugging output should include data contents. secure: If the requests sent using Send should be sent over HTTPS. ignore_certs: If the certificate mismatches should be ignored. rpc_tries: The number of rpc retries upon http server error (i.e. Response code >= 500 and < 600) before failing.


Functions - lang.typedesc
| constructFrom | Constructs a value with a specified type by copying another value. |
Constructs a value with a specified type by copying another value.
Parameters
- t typedesc
-
the type for the copy to be constructed
- v anydata
-
the value to be copied
-
Return Type
(null | error) a new value that belongs to type
t
, or an error if this cannot be doneWhen
v
is a structural value, the inherent type of the value to be constructed comes fromt
. Whent
is a union, it must be possible to determine which member of the union to use for the inherent type by following the same rules that are used by list constructor expressions and mapping constructor expressions with the contextually expected type. If not, then an error is returned. TheconstructFrom
operation is recursively applied to each member ofv
using the type descriptor that the inherent type requires for that member.Like the Clone abstract operation, this does a deep copy, but differs in the following respects:
- the inherent type of any structural values constructed comes from the specified type descriptor rather than the value being constructed
- the graph structure of
v
is not preserved; the result will always be a tree; an error will be returned ifv
has cycles - immutable structural values are copied rather being returned as is; all structural values in the result will be mutable, except for error values (which are always immutable)
- numeric values can be converted using the NumericConvert abstract operation
- if a record type descriptor specifies default values, these will be used to supply any missing members


ODataParams
ODataParams: object
$count
$count: string = "$count"
$expand
$expand: string = "$expand"
$filter
$filter: string = "$filter"
$orderby
$orderby: string = "$orderby"
$search
$search: string = "$search"
$select
$select: string = "$select"
$skip
$skip: string = "$skip"
$top
$top: string = "$top"


{% extends 'oscar/dashboard/offers/condition_edit.html' %} {% load currency_filters %} {% load i18n %} {% block form_fields %}
{% url 'dashboard:range-list' as range_list_url %} {% blocktrans %} Ranges can be created and edited from within the range dashboard. {% endblocktrans %}
{% include "oscar/dashboard/partials/form_field.html" with field=form.conjunction %} {% include "oscar/dashboard/partials/form_field.html" with field=form.subconditions %} {% endblock %}


Never referred to Nathuram Godse as patriot: Pragya Thakur
"I want to say only what I do for the country. On November 27, during discussion on SPG (Amendment) Bill, I did not call Nathuram Godse a patriot (desh bhakt), I did not even take his name. Still if someone is hurt, I express my regret and apologi...
by PTINEW DELHI: Amid opposition ruckus, BJP member Pragya Thakur on Friday made a fresh statement in Lok Sabha, apologising for her remarks on Nathuram Godse, even as she asserted that she never described Mahatma Gandhi's assassin as a patriot.
"I want to say only what I do for the country. On November 27, during discussion on SPG (Amendment) Bill, I did not call Nathuram Godse a patriot (desh bhakt), I did not even take his name. Still if someone is hurt, I express my regret and apologise," she said in Lok Sabha around 3.00 pm.
Before she entered the House, Speaker Om Birla had said that Thakur would read out the statement agreed upon at the meeting of party leaders.
Thakur started her remarks referring to her enemies, but she was interrupted by the Speaker. She then read out the fresh statement.
The House then resumed normal business with members speaking on their Zero Hour references.
Earlier in the day, Thakur had made a statement on her remarks on Godse.


:: References ::
Find here a list of references useful for Java layout.
Layout Systems
ExplicitLayout
complements the FormLayout when it comes to non-rectangular layouts
and other complex non-form-oriented designs.
It is a powerful general purpose layout manager that
provides many features to specify the location and size of a component.
ExplicitLayout offers other useful features:
styles, external UI specification and layout reuse.
ExplicitLayout is licensed under the GNU LGPL and ships with a
user guide and well chosen examples.
The Explicit Table Builder
adds a few things that the pure ExplicitLayout is missing
such as builders, layout styles, support for Dialog Units (dlu),
and a nice debug panel.
The Matisse visual builder (integrated with Netbeans)
makes it easy for many people to get layouts done quickly.
It seems that Matisse has been designed for visual building,
but the underlying GroupLayout can be used without Matisse.
Although the FormLayout is intended to replace the GridBagLayout,
the latter is still a resonable choice, if you cannot add a third party
layout manager like the FormLayout to your project.
The Packer simplifies
the use of GridBagLayout.
SwtForms is an SWT port
of the JGoodies FormLayout and some Forms builder done by Florian Fankhauser.
JGoodies Forms Cheat Sheet
Robert Blixt provides a
Forms cheat sheet
that summarizes information about Forms' sizes, units, constraints,
and the string encoding syntax.
Articles
Microsoft's
Design Specifications and Guidelines - Visual Design
describe how to layout on the Microsoft platform.
Since the dimensions are specified in a non-pixel size dlu
it is quite useful for multiplatform screen design.
The Apple
Human Interface Guidelines
provide a lot of tips & tricks for good design.
I provide articles and presentations
about Swing, apperance, and layout.
Books
A recommended reading is
Designing Visual Interfaces
by Kevin Mullet & Darrel Sano. If you read 100 pages of this book,
you will learn the most valuable basics of user interface design,
and more generally, design. It is useful for the daily work of every
GUI developer.
If you either need an introduction or reference about do's and don'ts
in GUI design, read Jeff Johnson's
GUI Bloopers. If you are busy
and can't find the time to read 500 pages, just look at the book's
contents and check whether you have an idea what all the topics are about.
In this case, I guess, a medium skilled GUI designer will read about 50 pages.
There are several tutorials and books that can help you get started
with the Swing widget toolkit, widgets, and basic configuration.
The Swing book by
Robinson and Vorobiev is one of the better books.
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Premier League week 13 predictions including Manchester City vs. Chelsea
by Barney CorkhillWest Ham vs. Tottenham (Saturday, 12.30pm)
Jose Mourinho will kick off life as Tottenham Hotspur manager with a trip to West Ham United in the Premier League for what promises to be a fiery London derby on Saturday afternoon.
Spurs supporters will be desperate to see the 56-year-old's arrival galvanise their players ahead of a potentially tricky meeting with Manuel Pellegrini's side.
We say: West Ham United 0-2 Tottenham Hotspur
The boost that Mourinho's arrival gives to any group will be there to see on Saturday, as Spurs head to East London deeply determined to produce a performance of unswerving discipline.
Against a side that is currently experiencing a poor patch of form, this galvanised mindset will play a decisive role, handing Spurs a much-needed first away win in the league since January.
> Click here to read our full preview for this match
> How Spurs could line up against West Ham
> Click here for Tottenham's latest injury and suspension news ahead of this match
Arsenal vs. Southampton (Saturday, 3pm)
Arsenal will be looking to win in the Premier League for the first time since the start of October when they welcome Southampton to the Emirates Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
The Gunners are without a victory in their last four in the top flight, which has left them in sixth spot in the table ahead of this weekend's clash with a Southampton side currently in the relegation zone.
We say: Arsenal 3-1 Southampton
Arsenal's form in recent weeks has been patchy at absolute best, but it is difficult to predict anything other than a home victory this weekend when taking everything into consideration. We fancy the Gunners to run out comfortable winners in front of their own supporters, who will be demanding a response.
> Click here to read our full preview for this match
> How Arsenal could line up against Southampton
> Click here for Arsenal's latest injury and suspension news ahead of this match
Bournemouth vs. Wolves (Saturday, 3pm)
Bournemouth play host to Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Premier League on Saturday afternoon having put together a four-match unbeaten streak at the Vitality Stadium.
However, Nuno Espirito Santo's team make the trip to the south coast having avoided defeat in each of their last four away fixtures in the top flight.
We say: Bournemouth 2-1 Wolverhampton Wanderers
While we are expecting a closely-fought encounter at the Vitality Stadium, we feel that Bournemouth will be fresher with their players having done less travelling during the international break. With that in mind, we are predicting a narrow victory for the Cherries.
> Click here to read our full preview for this match
Brighton vs. Leicester (Saturday, 3pm)
Leicester City make the trip to the Amex Stadium to face Brighton & Hove Albion looking to retain their hold of second position in the Premier League table.
However, the Seagulls welcome the East Midlands outfit having recorded victories in each of their last three home matches in the top flight.
We say: Brighton & Hove Albion 1-2 Leicester City
While Brighton will be confident of earning at least a share of the spoils on the south coast, we cannot back against a Leicester team who are showing both flair and resolve in their bid to remain as the closest challengers to leaders Liverpool.
> Click here to read our full preview for this match
Crystal Palace vs. Liverpool (Saturday, 3pm)
Liverpool arrive back from the final international break of the calendar year in the enviable position of sitting eight points clear at the top of the Premier League table heading into Saturday's clash with Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park.
Jurgen Klopp's side have dropped just two points from the 36 on offer so far this season and will be looking to continue that remarkable form against a Palace side winless in four games.
We say: Crystal Palace 0-2 Liverpool
Crystal Palace's home form has been unconvincing this season, whereas Liverpool just seem to keep on winning. A trip to Selhurst Park is never an easy match, and Liverpool's injury concerns make the task even tougher, but it is difficult to back against Klopp's side on current form. We are predicting Palace to fall to a third consecutive 2-0 home defeat.
> Click here to read our full preview for this match
> How Liverpool could line up against Crystal Palace
> Click here for Liverpool's latest injury and suspension news ahead of this match
Everton vs. Norwich (Saturday, 3pm)
Everton welcome Norwich City to Goodison Park on Saturday with both teams looking to hit the ground running after the international break.
Marco Silva's Toffees are currently 15th in the table, five places and seven points ahead of their East Anglian opponents.
We say: Everton 3-1 Norwich City
Norwich's recent form hardly makes for pleasant reading and while there is a good chance that Teemu Pukki will get back among the goals, Everton should have more than enough quality to make it four unbeaten in all competitions.
> Click here to read our full preview for this match
Watford vs. Burnley (Saturday, 3pm)
Watford welcome Burnley to Vicarage Road on Saturday afternoon with both sides looking to make it back-to-back wins as the Premier League resumes after the international break.
Sean Dyche's Clarets currently sit 10th in the table, eight places and seven points above Quique Sanchez Flores's Hornets.
We say: Watford 1-1 Burnley
Burnley may be the better side on paper but their struggles away from Turf Moor and Watford's improved form and greater defensive stability in recent weeks should see this one end in a draw.
> Click here to read our full preview for this match
Man City vs. Chelsea (Saturday, 5.30pm)
Manchester City play host to Chelsea at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday evening sitting one point adrift of the Blues in the Premier League table.
While City succumbed to a 3-1 defeat to Liverpool before the international break, Chelsea make the trip to the North-West having recorded six successive victories in the top flight.
We say: Manchester City 4-1 Chelsea
Chelsea will be full of confidence ahead of taking on Guardiola's men, but City are motivated to produce a clinical response after falling short at Anfield. While the visitors could make an impact in the final third, we feel that they could be overpowered at the opposite end of the pitch.
> Click here to read our full preview for this match
> How Man City could line up against Chelsea
> How Chelsea could line up against Man City
> Click here for Man City's latest injury and suspension news ahead of this match
> Click here for Chelsea's latest injury and suspension news ahead of this match
> Combined XI: Man City vs. Chelsea
Sheffield United vs. Man Utd (Sunday, 4.30pm)
Manchester United face a tough test on Sunday as they travel to fifth-placed Sheffield United, who have had an impressive season thus far.
United did win last time out against Brighton & Hove Albion by a 3-1 scoreline, but the newly-promoted Blades have claimed five points from their four meetings with the Premier League's 'big six' this season and will not be rolled over.
We say: Sheffield United 1-1 Manchester United
The Blades are a stubborn outfit and will prove a tough test for Manchester United, who will certainly not feel confident of claiming a point at Bramall Lane. The absence of Henderson may make things tricky for the hosts, but their organisation should still prove enough to earn them another impressive point against a top-six opponent.
> Click here to read our full preview for this match
> How Manchester United could line up against Sheffield United
> Click here for Man Utd's latest injury and suspension news ahead of this match
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A reader asked me how AutoFixture can deal with arrays as fields on a class. More specifically, given a class like MyClassA, how can AutoFixture assign a proper array with initialized values to Items?
public class MyClassA { public MyClassB[] Items; public MyClassC C; public MyClassD D; }
Ignoring the bad practice of publicly exposing fields, the main problem is that AutoFixture has no inherent understanding of arrays, so if we try to create a new instance of MyClassA by invoking the CreateAnonymous method, we would end up with Items being an array of nulls.
Obviously we want a populated array instead. There are at least a couple of ways to reach this goal.
The simplest is just to create it and modify it afterwards:
var mc = fixture.CreateAnonymous<MyClassA>(); mc.Items = fixture.CreateMany<MyClassB>().ToArray();
Although the CreateAnomymous method will assign an unitialized array, we immediately overwrite the value with an initialized array. The CreateMany method returns an IEnumerable<MyClassB> on which we can use the ToArray extension method to create an array.
The next option is to do almost the same thing, but as a single operation:
var mc = fixture.Build<MyClassA>() .With(x => x.Items, fixture.CreateMany<MyClassB>().ToArray()) .CreateAnonymous();
Besides the different syntax and the lower semicolon count, the biggest difference is that in this case the Items field is never assigned an unitialized array because the With method ensures that the specified value is assigned immediately.
If you get tired of writing this Builder sequence every time you want to create a new MyClassA instance, you can Customize the Fixture:
fixture.Customize<MyClassA>(ob => ob.With(x => x.Items, fixture.CreateMany<MyClassB>().ToArray()));
With this customization, every time we invoke
var mc = fixture.CreateAnonymous<MyClassA>();
we will get an instance of MyClassA with a properly initialized Items array.
I hope you find one or more of these methods useful.
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{ "Title": "Hello World", "Events": [ { "Id": "E1", "Title": "First Event!", "Occurences": [ { "Year": 1981 } ] }, { "Id": "E2", "Title": "Second Event!", "Occurences": [ { "Year": 1982 } ] } ] }
Alternatively, the timeline configuration can be created using the EntisTimeline editor which can provide you with the configuration JSON file or it can provide also a hosting for this file thus giving you just the JSON file url.
Then you need to include a couple of lines into your HTML page. First, load the EntisTimeline library using the require.js loader as shown below. You may place this line into the head section or just before the end of the body section. Please download the latest library files from the EntisTimeline website and place them so they are reachable by the web browser.Now we need to tell the library which timeline it should load and where it should be shown. Add a configuration script into your page.
The complete HTML page which loads the EntisTimeline library and shows a timeline stored in the demo_helloworld.json file will look like: Show me demo!
<!DOCTYPE html>   <meta charset="utf-8" /> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
Please note, that the JSON configuration file is loaded asynchronously using an AJAX request, so you need to make sure your web server is able to serve it. If the JSON file is on a different domain, CORS restrictions might apply. If your page is served using a HTTPS protocol, also the JSON file should be loaded using HTTPS.
There are some more things the timeline starter can do for you. You may initialize multiple timelines at once, you may embed the timeline into some particular DOM element or you may override the default timeline theme so it nicely fits to the design of your page. Show me demo!<!DOCTYPE html>   <meta charset="utf-8" /> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1"> <title>Velvet Revolution Sample</title>
First Header

Second Header

Sample footer
   You may also specify the timeline configuration inline, without loading it from an external JSON file. Show me demo!

{ "Title": "Velvet revolution", "Subtitle": "The Velvet Revolution was a non-violent transition ...", "DataSource": "Source: Wikipedia, 2019-08-30, CC BY-SA", "DataSourceLink": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Velvet_Revolution", "Image": { "Url": "/Assets/demo_november17_bg.jpg", "Width": 2362, "Height": 1575 }, "CustomTheme": ... "Links": [ { "Text": "Read more on Wikipedia", "Url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Velvet_Revolution" }, "Events": [ ... ] ... ], ...
Certain text fields (such as titles and descriptions) support simple formating tags, such as bold, italic and underlined.
{ "Id": "19891117", "Title": "The violent end of a Prague demonstration", "Description": "The Velvet Revolution started at an official event for ... ", "Image": { "Url": "/Assets/demo_november17.jpg", "Width": 400, "Height": 300 }, "Link": { "Url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/", "Target": "_blank", "Tooltip": "more on Wikipedia" }, "Occurences": [ { "Year": 1989, "Month": 11, "Day": 17 } ] },
{ "Title": "...", "Categories": [ { "Id": "C1", "Title": "First Category" }, { "Id": "C2", "Title": "Second Category" } ], "Events": [ { "Id": "E1", "Title": "First Event", "Occurences": [ { "CategoryId": "C1", "Year": 1968 }, { "CategoryId": "C2", "Year": 1970 } ] }, ...
Colors can be specified using their names, hex code or rgba expression. Font sizes are being interpolated between the minimum and maximum size.
"CustomTheme": { "EventBgColor": "rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.3)", "DefaultFont": "Oswald", "CategoryColors": [ "#5555ff" ], "EventTitleLineColor": "#ff5555", "DefaultFontColor": "#fff", "GoogleFonts": ["Oswald"], "DefaultFontInverseColor": "#555", "DefaultNoteFontColor": "#555", "DefaultBackgroundColor": "#000", "DefaultEventLineColor": "#aaa", "DefaultEventPointColor": "#000", "DefaultMinFontSize": "10", "DefaultMaxFontSize": "80", "HeaderLinkColor": "#ff5555", "DefaultImageRadius": 0, "EmptySpaceThreshold": 700, "CutPlaceholderBorder": "5", "TitleImageOpacity": "0.3" }
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Autofocus input when dialog opens
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Dialog title
Dialogs can also include a header between the title and the body. It is commonly used to display status updates or tabs.
Here is where some description text would go.
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Dialogs also have a slot for text or other elements in the footer.


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Big Growth In Ford Endeavour Sales, 700 Units Sold In October 2019
by Sahil KukrejaFord Endeavour saw a rise in number of total sales last month, while its arch-rival Fortuner recorded a drop
A few models by some carmakers in India managed to recover from the ongoing industry slowdown last month, thanks to the festive period. One such model is the Ford Endeavour, of which the American carmaker managed to sell 700 units in October 2019.
The seven-seat SUV Endeavour saw a YoY growth by 24% compared to the same month last year, when it could only sell 565 units. Its arch rival, Toyota Fortuner sold a total of 1,302 units last month, and saw a YoY decline of 29%, however continued to be the segment leader.
Endeavour’s other rival, the homegrown SUV, Mahindra Alturas G4 did receive some positive feedback from Indians after its launch last year in November. Sadly, the Alturas G4 could barely stand the competition and sold just 101 units in October 2019.
| Model | October 2019 Sales | October 2018 Sales |
| Toyota Fortuner | 1,302 | 1,842 |
| Ford Endeavour | 700 | 565 |
| Skoda Kodiaq | 180 | 190 |
| VW Tiguan | 155 | 133 |
| Honda CR-V | 152 | 228 |
| Mahindra Alturas G4 | 101 |
Data Source : AutoPunditz
The Endeavour, known as the Everest in all other markets except India, is currently in its third generation internationally. In India, the seven-seat SUV received a mid-life refresh in 2019 which saw the inclusion of features such as active noise cancelling, Ford’s SYNC3 touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity, push button start, hands free parking, electrical adjustment for both driver and front passenger seats, a panoramic sunroof, semi-digital instrument cluster and 7 airbags on the top variant.
Ford has equipped the Endeavour with two diesel engines in India; a 2.2-litre and a 3.2-litre unit. The smaller 2.2-litre engine makes 160 PS of max power along with 385 Nm torque, the bigger 3.2-litre engine produces 200 PS of peak power and 470 Nm of peak torque.
The smaller engine is offered with a choice of 6-speed manual transmission, or a 6-speed auto, whereas the larger engines comes with only the latter. The Endeavour starts at a price of Rs 28.20 lakh (ex-showroom) for the base 4×2 MT variant, and goes up to Rs 33.70 lakh (ex-showroom) if you opt for the top-end 4×4 variant.


CARTO
C/ Gran Vía, 46, 28013 Madrid
At the Open Visualization Collaborator Summit, we'll be bringing together an international audience of geospatial minds to discuss how they are using deck.gl to build apps, foster more contribution and envisage the future of the leading open source mapping library. It'll be face-to-face and also streamed online.
GET YOUR TICKET NOWWe'll be hosting the Open Visualization Collaborator Summit in sunny Spain, at CARTO's offices in the center of the beautiful city of Madrid - on the iconic Gran Vía street.
Developers who are passionate about building geospatial applications with deck.gl. Come along to build amazing things, meet others facing similar challenges and to enjoy some “tapas and mapas”. This isn't a huge conference, but more of an intimate event - so we can only accept a maximum of 60 people at this event.
Xiaoji Chen (Chair, Technical Steering Committee)
Ilya Boyandin
Miguel Barrenechea
David Inga
Alex Muramoto
11:30 Coffee Break
Paul Taylor
Karim Naaji
13:00 Lunch (paella) at CARTO's office
Martin Schuhfuss
Kyle Barron
Ladislav Capek
16:00 Coffee Break
Javier de la Torre
Petr Pridal (speaker)
Birk Skyum (co-author)
19:00 Dinner at Casa Suecia (sponsored by OpenJS Foundation)
09:00 Coffee and Breakfast
Technical Steering Committee of vis.gl
Alberto Asuero
Felix Palmer
Chris Gervang
11:00 Coffee Break
Xiaoji Chen
Jesús Arroyo


Istanbul
In Istanbul, you lead a group of one merchant and four assistants through 16 locations in the bazaar.


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These are the color variables available in Clay CSS. The variables are used inconsistently throughout the project (especially in the Base Theme) and will require you to verify the colors have applied to each component to your liking.
Only use this color system if it fits your application otherwise, we recommend using your own color system and applying it to each component.
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This color palette is generally used for setting colors on base components like background-color
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SharedPCConfiguration.Builder |
SharedPCConfiguration.Builder.accountManagerPolicy(SharedPCAccountManagerPolicy accountManagerPolicy)
“Specifies how accounts are managed on a shared PC.
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SharedPCConfiguration.Builder.allowedAccounts(SharedPCAllowedAccountType allowedAccounts)
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SharedPCConfiguration.Builder.disableAccountManager(Boolean disableAccountManager)
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SharedPCConfiguration.Builder.disableEduPolicies(Boolean disableEduPolicies)
“Specifies whether the default shared PC education environment policies should be
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SharedPCConfiguration.Builder.disablePowerPolicies(Boolean disablePowerPolicies)
“Specifies whether the default shared PC power policies should be disabled.”
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SharedPCConfiguration.Builder.disableSignInOnResume(Boolean disableSignInOnResume)
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“Enables shared PC mode and applies the shared pc policies.”
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SharedPCConfiguration.Builder |
SharedPCConfiguration.Builder.idleTimeBeforeSleepInSeconds(Integer idleTimeBeforeSleepInSeconds)
“Specifies the time in seconds that a device must sit idle before the PC goes to
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SharedPCConfiguration.Builder.kioskAppDisplayName(String kioskAppDisplayName)
“Specifies the display text for the account shown on the sign-in screen which
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SharedPCConfiguration.Builder.kioskAppUserModelId(String kioskAppUserModelId)
“Specifies the application user model ID of the app to use with assigned access.”
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SharedPCConfiguration.Builder.lastModifiedDateTime(OffsetDateTime lastModifiedDateTime) |
SharedPCConfiguration.Builder |
SharedPCConfiguration.Builder.maintenanceStartTime(LocalTime maintenanceStartTime)
“Specifies the daily start time of maintenance hour.”
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Venue
The University of Nottingham
The meeting will be held on the University of Nottingham’s University Park campus at the East Midlands Conference Centre . Accommodation for the conference has been reserved at a reduced rate at The Orchard Hotel, which is located next to the conference centre. The conference day delegate fee includes all lectures, lunches and coffee breaks, the conference dinner and accommodation should be purchased separately through the conference on-line booking site.
It will be possible to book additional nights accommodation directly with The Orchard Hotel.
Getting here
University Park Map (printable PDF) - Full map with every University building and car parking. Car parking is available at the conference centre.
Road
From M1 motorway: Leave the M1 motorway at Junction 25 to join the A52 to Nottingham. Follow the A52 for approximately 4 miles, at the Toby Carvery roundabout turn right onto the A6464, turn left at the next roundabout to enter the University's West Entrance.
Rail
The nearest train stations are located in Nottingham City Centre or Beeston. Tram, Taxis and buses are available at both stations.
National Rail Enquiries:
+44 (0)8457 484950
www.nationalrail.co.uk
Bus
There are a number of bus services running from Nottingham to University Park Campus. Please see the bus services page for further information.
Tram
If you are coming to University Park Campus from Nottingham Train Station, you can now hop on a tram which is accessible by the walkway leading from the station. Tickets must be purchased before boarding. The Toton line takes you directly to the University and visitors should disembark at the University of Nottingham stop. More information is available here.
Coach
The National Express coach station is near the station. The best option to reach the campus is via the Tram.
National Express Coaches:
+44 (0)8717 818181
www.nationalexpress.com
Air
East Midlands Airport
http://www.eastmidlandsairport.com
From East Midlands Airport you can take the Trent Barton Indigo service directly to the campus or the Skylink bus to Nottingham. Buses leave from outside the Airport Arrivals hall. See bus services for further information.
You can also walk to the taxi rank on the terminal forecourt and take a direct taxi to the University. The cost of a single/one way journey is approximately £20.
Car Parking
Car parking is available at the East Midlands Conference Centre.


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From Barbour to Be-Ro - 13 brands Geordies can be proud of
Here are some of the Geordie brands that have helped put us on the worldwide map including Geggs, Barbour, Newcastle Brown Ale and more
by Lisa HutchinsonGeordieland is known for many things and amongst them are a string of brands that are renowned worldwide.
They have boosted our North East good name, help put us on the global map and we are proud that they originated right here under our noses.
Throughout the decades we have come up with products that have been a huge hit with buyers and many have stood the test of time - while others have dropped off the radar but are still fondly remembered.
From a canny bag of Tudor crisps to Newcastle Brown Ale, Rington’s Tea and Be-Ro Flour, many other merchandise also have Tyneside connections.
We have gathered 13 of the best we think worthy to add to our list but if you think of any others please don’t hesitate to tell us in the comments.
1. Greggs
Everyone loves a Greggs pastie or a sausage roll. The company grew from small beginnings in Gosforth and now there is virtually a Greggs on every corner. It is the largest bakery chain in Britain and we’re proud of it.
2. Newcastle Brown Ale
Newky Brown is the Geordie’s amber nectar but we don’t mind sharing it with the rest of the worldwide. First produced in 1927 Newcastle Brown Ale is now exported to over 40 countries and is a huge hit in America. We’ll raise a glass to that!
3. Barbour
The waxed jacket has helped put us on the fashion map. Worn by royalty to the Chelsea jetset, to our local lads and lasses on Tyneside. It is a British luxury and lifestyle brand founded by John Barbour in 1894 and is still going strong from its production lines in Jarrow.
4. Ringtons
You can’t beat a good cup of tea and Ringtons is at the top of its game. Founded in 1907 by Samuel Smith, this Geordie company delivers tea across the nation through a door to door service which still continues today. Although best known for tea, Ringtons soon sold other groceries and products, including coffee, biscuits and sweets.
5. Phileas Fogg crisps
They were on everyone’s lips back in the 1980s. The brand was named after the protagonist of Jules Verne’s Around the World in Eighty Days, with the products made in Consett, County Durham. But who is old enough to remember the tang of the Mignons Morceaux and Punjab Puri flavours?
6. Tudor Crisps
For this much-loved northern snack, we need to take a trip down memory lane as despite their popularity Tudor crisps no longer exist. The brand was made in the North East and was known for its unusual choice of flavours including tomato ketchup, hot dog and mustard, fried tomato and bacon, kipper and even chocolate. In the 1970s, the brand became even more popular due to the company’s memorable advertising campaign featuring a paper boy, bribed with a “canny bag o’ Tudor” to deliver papers to a tower block – the Dunston Rocket, now demolished.
7. Craster Kippers
One of the most famous north-eastern specialities are Craster kippers, which hail from the Northumberland fishing village of Craster and are exported far and wide. Oak-smoking herring caught in the North Sea is the traditional way to preserve the fish and the Robson family in Craster has been doing it for four generations and more than 130 years. These delicious tasty kippers have sat on the plates of top restaurants to royalty. Mmmmm!
8. Be-Ro Flour
We’ve all had a cake baked with this. The company was founded by Thomas Bell as a grocery and tea company in Longhorsley, Northumberland, in 1875. He produced his self raising flour from premises near the Groat Market and later moved to buildings in Low Friar Street and then Bath Lane. Be-Ro expanded and rose to fame - Pardon the pun!
9. Domestos
Domestos was first produced in a Byker workshop in 1929 by Wilfred Handley, an industrial chemist, in a bid to improve public health. He also invented Stergene. Well known for its blue plastic containers, it was originally sold by door-to-door salesmen. Housewives would bring out their refillable stoneware jars to stock up. In the 1950s it introduced public awareness campaigns to educate consumers about the prevention of typhoid, dysentery, gastroenteritis and other illnesses. It was acquired by Lever Brothers in 1961.
10. Lucozade
Lucozade is another product that we can shout about. It was originally linked to illness but has now transcended that tag and its products are now connected with sporting fitness and giving the body energy. Lucozade was created by chemist William Owen in a shop in Barras Bridge, Newcastle, in 1927. He already had a mineral water factory and had previously experimented with providing a source of energy for those who are sick. It was made available in hospitals throughout Britain under the name Glucozade before being changed to Lucozade in 1929.
11. Fairy soap
Fairy Soap is another iconic Geordie product. Thomas Hedley began his working life with the chemical firm of John Greene and Son, in Gateshead. In 1840, at the age of 38, he rejoined the firm and later bought out his partner Greene. Soon Hedley’s products were winning an increasing share of a growing market. Chemicals and soap-making were closely bound along the banks of the Tyne and while many firms moved south to Teesside, Hedley stayed loyal to his Geordie roots. The Fairy soap brand became a Victorian household favourite and the firm prospered, until the Wall Street Crash of the late 1920s. As the slump deepened, the firm ran into serious trouble before the American company Procter and Gamble came to the rescue.
12. Andrews Liver Salt
Andrews Liver Salt dates back to 1894, when provision importer William Henry Scott and commission William Murdoch Turner decided there was a future for the health-giving properties of their tonic. The name Andrews was adopted for the product as the Scott/Turner offices was close to St Andrew’s Church, in Newgate Street, Newcastle. The trademark Andrews Liver Salt was registered in 1909 and the product was soon exported all over the world.
13. Viz Comic
You can’t help but raise a smile to this product that has come out of Newcastle. Founded by Chris Donald in his bedroom at his parents’ house in Jesmond, with help from his brother Simon and friend Jim Brownlow, adult comic Viz is known for its tongue in cheek toilet humour. It’s circulation peaked at 1.2 million in the early 1990s.


Preparation time
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Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4-6
This is a great dish to cook when you have guests for Sunday lunch – just stick it in the oven and forget about it. The slow cook allows the meat to tenderise slowly and evenly, and you could cook it for even longer than the recipe states if you prefer.
Preheat the oven to 130C/275F/Gas 1.
In a bowl combine the onions, potatoes and thyme. Season with salt and pepper.
Layer the potatoes and onions in a roasting tin and place the lamb on top skin-side up.
Cut small incisions in the lamb using a small knife and stick the whole garlic cloves in the holes, pushing them into the meat to prevent them burning while the meat cooks.
Pour the chicken stock over and place in the oven for 4-5 hours, or until the potatoes are crisp on top and soft inside.
When cooked, remove the lamb from the oven, cover with aluminium foil and set aside to rest for 20 minutes.
Serve with French beans (or any green vegetable of your choice).


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To Dinh Phuoc Hue
To Dinh Phuoc Hue was built on a land of 8138 square meters.Located at 365 Victoria Street ... Wetheril Park, that was the site of a 100-year-old school (1896). On October 4, 1987, Hoa Thu Thich Phuoc Hue and the contemporary Premier of New South Wales presided over the ceremony of laying the first stone.Mingyue Lay Buddhist Temple
The Mingyue Lay Buddhist Temple is today a massive building of about 16 000 square meters.... Its gestation dates back to 1985 - during the year of Yi Chon of the Chinese lunar calendar - when a group of local Chinese residents, native mainly from the Cantonese speaking southern region of Si Jiu, began planning the construction of the temple.Pha That Luang Vientiane
Pha That Luang is a gold-covered large Buddhist stupa in the centre of the city of Vientiane...Laos. Since its initial establishment, suggested to be in the 3rd century, the stupa has undergone several reconstructions as recently as the 1930s due to foreign invasions of the area.Wat Benchamabophit
Wat Benchamabophit Dusitvanaram is a Buddhist temple in the Dusit District of Bangkok ...Thailand. Also known as the marble temple, it is one of Bangkok's best-known temples and a major tourist attraction. It typifies Bangkok's ornate style of high gables, stepped-out roofs and elaborate finials.


UDPL Man-VS-Man
Match Information
This competition will have two shooters that start facing matching
arrays with a crossing stop plate.  The shooter with the stop plate
on the bottom will be the winner of the bout.  In the event that both shooters prematurely shoot the stop plate, the
shooter with the most of their array complete will be declared winner. If both
arrays match, the stop plate on the bottom will be declared winner.
A standard J ladder will be used to run each squad. At the beginning
of each stage, there will be a random drawing to fill the first column of the
ladder. Each pair of shooters will shoot the best two out of three. For each
bout the shooter wins, they will be awarded one point. The winner will advance
to the next round on the right side of the ladder. The looser will move to the
left side of the ladder for the second elimination. The winner of the left side
of the bracket will move over to face the winner of
the right side of the ladder.
There will be a winner for each class/squad. The shooter with the most
points after all stages are complete will be declared the winner. In the event
of a tie, it will be decided by who won when the tied shooters met throughout
the day. In the event the tie continues, the shooter that advanced the farthest
in any ladder will be the tie breaker. If the tie still continues, they will
shoot off best two out of three.
For this event, there will be two divisions for each of the four
classes as well as a handicap system to help match up the shooters. Each class
will have its own separate squad.
Divisions
include:
Limited – No optical
sights or compensators.
Open – Anything goes within the bounds
of safety.
Classes/Squads include:
I’m sure many of you have questions about this match for which I will
try to provide some answers. If there are some questions I don’t address below,
please post them on the UDPL Facebook page and I will check it regularly.
The basic premise of this match is that two shooters will start facing
matching arrays and the first to finish their array and has their stop plate on
the bottom wins the bout. At each match up, the winner of the best two out of
three bouts will advance. When a shooter loses their first matchup, they will
move into the second-chance bracket to face another shooter. After a second
loss, the shooter is eliminated on that stage. The three separate stages stand
on their own like three separate matches. For every bout a shooter wins, they
will receive 1 point. Points will be earned on BOTH sides of the J-ladder. The
person with the most points on the stage will win the stage, and the person
with the most overall points for all three stages will win their class. Each of
the four classes/squads will stand on their own. There will be a 1st,
2nd thru 16th for each class/squad. You can find an
example of the action that can be expected here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0USAH-Pvjas
Probable
Questions:
Carey Palmer
Man-VS-Man Match Director


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Govt will protect milk sector's interests under RCEP, says Amul MD
Amul Managing Director RS Sodhi told PTI he had a discussion with Goyal on RCEP on Wednesday
by Press Trust of IndiaUnion Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal has assured that the Centre will not take any decision under the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) which would adversely affect milk-producers in the country, Amul Managing Director RS Sodhi said on Friday.
Sodhi told PTI he had a discussion with Goyal on RCEP on Wednesday.
"Goyal has assured that no decision will be taken by the Centre that will adversely affect the milk-producers in the country. The decision was conveyed to hundreds of milk producers who assembled in Anand on Thursday to mark the 74th Foundation Day of Kaira District Cooperative Milk Producers Union Limited (better known as AMUL)," he said.
He said farmers were keen to understand implications of RECP on the milk sector in the country.
The meeting on Thursday was also addressed by Amul vice chairman Rajendrasinh Parmar.
The RCEP, comprising 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) bloc and six other countries -- India, China, Japan, South Korea, Australia and New Zealand, is engaged in negotiations for a free trade pact.
The objective of launching RCEP negotiations is to achieve a modern, comprehensive, high-quality, and mutually beneficial economic partnership agreement.


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Romo.UI.XHR system tests
Example 1 (GET JSON via href)
Example 2 (GET JSON via data attr)
Example 3 (text response type)
Example 4 (POST)
Example 5 (call, then abort)
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Trigger Example 6
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src/shared/utils/constants.ts
This tab will reside inside of the ng-xterm-tabs-component. By having a separate model and service for adding and removing tabs, the user will be able to have multiple terminal tabs, each with its own independent terminal.
Using unknown as the type assignment for the component value may be looked down on those who value absolute "type safety and correctness." But using unknown was the only way I could achieve the desired outcome (multiple, and independent tabs which can be easily added or removed from the ui). And on the plus side, unknown is at least more "type safe" than simply using any or letting the TS compiler deduce its type.
Properties |
| component |
component:
|
Type : unknown
|
| id |
id:
|
Type : number
|
import { WebglAddon } from "xterm-addon-webgl"
import { WebLinksAddon } from "xterm-addon-web-links"
import { Unicode11Addon } from "xterm-addon-unicode11"
// enums
/**
* Values allowed for use with the application settings store.
* By using an enum, we can rely on IDE autocomplete to fill in the values
* which are passed to the store, rather than typing then by hand each time.
* This is a big win as it reduces the likelyhood of errors.
* */
export const enum Settings {
/** Should the app automatically check for and download updates? */
AUTO_UPDATE = "autoUpdate",
/** The custom terminal title which will overwrite the default
* of the current process title */
CUSTOM_TERM_TITLE = "customTerminalTitle",
/** The standard Mac OS "traffic lights", but blacked out */
DARK_MAC_TRAFFIC_LIGHTS = "darkMacTrafficLights",
/** The font size of the terminal. */
FONT_SIZE = "fontSize",
/** How many rows (tall) the pty/tty process and terminal will be. */
PTY_ROWS = "ptyRows",
/** How many columns (wide) the pty/tty process and terminal will be. */
PTY_COLS = "ptyCols",
/** The main (body) color of the terminal cursor */
TERM_CURSOR_COLOR = "terminalColorColor",
/**
* What style of cursor will be used in the terminal.
* 1: "block"
* 2: "bar"
* 3: "line"
* */
TERM_CURSOR_STYLE = "terminalColorStyle",
/** The accent (outline) color used by the terminal cursor. */
TERM_CURSOR_ACCENT_COLOR = "terminalCursorAccentColor",
/** if the terminal cursor should blink or not blink. */
TERM_CURSOR_BLINK = "terminalCursorBlink",
/** The foreground (font) color of the terminal. */
TERM_FG_COLOR = "terminalForegroundColor",
/** The transparency percentage for the Electron window and html body */
TERM_BG_TRANSPARENCY = "terminalBackgroundTransparency",
/** The background color of the terminal. */
TERM_BG_COLOR = "terminalBackgroundColor",
/** The font style used by the terminal. */
TERM_FONT = "terminalFont",
/** The type of terminal session. */
TERM_TYPE = "terminalType",
/** The shell session spawned by node-pty. */
SHELL_TYPE = "shellType",
/** The background color of any selected terminal text. */
TERM_SELECTION_COLOR = "terminalSelectionColor",
/** The amount of vertical space between lines in the terminal. */
TERM_LINE_HEIGHT = "terminalLineHeight",
/** The number of lines the terminal allow for scrolling
* back though its text buffer. */
TERM_SCROLLBACK = "linesOfTerminalScrollback",
/** The amount of horizontal spacing between letters in the terminal. */
TERM_LETTER_SPACING = "terminalLetterSpacing",
/** Display Windows style BrowserWindow controls. */
WINDOW_CONTROL_STYLE = "windowControlStyle",
}
/**
* Same logic as with the AppSettings enum applies here,
* but with names of ipc channels instead of application setting
* */
export const enum IPCChannelNames {
AUTO_UPDATE = "auto-update",
/** The ipc channel to listen on for events related to
* clearing the terminal text buffer. */
CLEAR_TERMINAL = "terminalClear",
/** The ipc channel to listen on for events related to
* adding a new tab to the ui. */
NEW_TAB = "addTerminal",
/** The ipc channel to listen on for events related to
* removing a tab to the ui. */
REMOVE_TAB = "removeTerminal",
/** The ipc channel to listen on for events related to
* selecting the entire terminal text buffer */
SELECT_ALL = "terminalSelectAll",
/** The ipc channel to listen on for events related to
* adding a new tab to the ui. */
SAVE_SELECTION = "saveSelection",
/** The ipc channel to listen on for events related to
* setting the application background transparency. */
SET_BACKGROUND_TRANSPARENCY = "setBackgroundTransparency",
/** The ipc channel to listen on for events related to
* setting the application background color. */
SET_BACKGROUND_COLOR = "setBackgroundColor",
/** The ipc channel to listen on for events related to
* minimizing the application window. */
MINIMIZE_WINDOW = "windowMinimize",
/** The ipc channel to listen on for events related to
* maximizing the application window. */
MAXIMIZE_WINDOW = "windowMaximize",
/** The ipc channel to listen on for events related to
* closing the application window. */
CLOSE_WINDOW = "windowClose",
/** The ipc channel to listen on for events related to
* reloading the application window. */
RESET_WINDOW = "windowReset",
/** The ipc channel to listen on for events related to
* saving a selection of terminal text as a user snippet. */
SAVE_SELECTION_TO_FILE = "saveSelection-ToFile",
EXPAND_WINDOW = "expandWindow",
SHRINK_WINDOW = "shrinkWindow"
}
export const enum GlobalShortcuts {
SHOW_WINDOW = "CommandOrControl+1",
HIDE_WINDOW = "CommandOrControl+2",
}
// constants
/** Globally defined constants which point to various locations in host file system. */
export const locations = {
/** Path to the application configuration directory */
CONFIG_DIRECTORY: `${process.env.HOME}/.ng-xterm`,
/** Path to the snippets file */
SNIPPETS_FILE: `${process.env.HOME}/.ng-xterm/snippets.txt`,
/** Path to the fonts directory. */
FONTS_DIRECTORY: `${process.env.HOME}/.ng-xterm/fonts`,
/** The user's home directory. */
HOME_DIRECTORY: process.env.HOME,
/** Where saved terminal buffers will be written. */
TERMINAL_OUTPUT_FILE: `${process.env.HOME}/saved-terminal-buffer.txt`,
/** The directory which will store any user created scripts. */
SCRIPTS_DIRECTORY: `${process.env.HOME}/.ng-xterm/scripts`,
/** The directory which will store any user created plugins, */
PLUGINS_DIRECTORY: `${process.env.HOME}/.ng-xterm/plugins`,
}
/** Globally defined constants to define the hosting operating system */
export const operatingSystems = {
/** The host system is Mac OS. */
IS_MAC: process.platform === "darwin",
/** The host system is Windows. */
IS_WINDOWS: process.platform === "win32",
/** The host system is Linux. */
IS_LINUX: process.platform === "linux"
}
// types
/** What addons can be used by the terminal. */
export type Addon =
WebglAddon |
WebLinksAddon |
Unicode11Addon
// interfaces
/**
* This split panel will reside inside of the ng-xterm-tab
* component. By having a separate model and service for a split panel, the user will be able
* to split a tab into upto 3 different "sub" panels, each of which will have its own
* terminal.
*
* Using unknown as the type assignment for the component value may be looked down
* on those who value absolute "type safety and correctness." But using unknown was
* the only way I could achieve the desired outcome (multiple, and independent
* tabs which can be easily added or removed from the ui). And on the plus side,
* unknown is at least more "type safe" than simply using any or letting
* the TS compiler deduce its type.
* */
export interface SplitPanel {
id: number
component: unknown
}
/**
* This tab will reside inside of the ng-xterm-tabs-component.
* By having a separate model and service for adding and removing tabs, the user will be able
* to have multiple terminal tabs, each with its own independent terminal.
*
* Using unknown as the type assignment for the component value may be looked down
* on those who value absolute "type safety and correctness." But using unknown was
* the only way I could achieve the desired outcome (multiple, and independent
* tabs which can be easily added or removed from the ui). And on the plus side,
* unknown is at least more "type safe" than simply using any or letting
* the TS compiler deduce its type.
*
* */
export interface Tab {
id: number
component: unknown
}
/** Define the structure of a snippet for use with the snippets-component.
* @see ./src/task-list/task-list.component
* */
export interface Snippet {
id: number
name: string
}


The User Interface
Trevx music extension starts pretty much empty. You've gotta add some songs to your playlist! Click the search icon to begin adding to your collection.
Searching For Songs
Try typing in an artist or song name. Clicking the play button on a result will cause it to begin streaming instantly.
Favorite Songs
Start building your music favorite list, Click the heart button to add. Close out of the search window once you've added some music.
Playing Songs
Click play to begin playing the first song in your stream. The songs will play in order.
Trevx Permission Requests
Trevx take permissions very seriously and we actively working on reducing the number of permissions Trevx requires whenever possible. Thank you for understanding!
Permission: "Communicate with cooperating websites"
Explanation: This simply means that Trevx.com is able to ask the extension if it is installed. If so, the buttons on the website will indicate that you have Trevx installed.
Permission: "Communicate with Trevx.com website"
Explanation: This simply means that the extension able to read and change user data on Trevx.com website to perform user’s acticon (search for audio truck and play them).
Permission: "Google Safe Browsing API"
Explanation: This simply means that the extension able to read and change user data on https://sb-ssl.google.com/safebrowsing/api/* website to ensure that all retrieved links to the user are safe to open.
Permission: "Using Chrome Local-Storage API""
Explanation: This simply means that the extension can use Chrome Local-Storage API and that make the extension able save data and view it or edit it later.
Keyboard Shortcuts
Keyboard shortcut Default
To increase the accessibility the extension can respond to your action throw keyboard shortcuts. The default shortcuts key is:
Alt + N : next song
Alt + Shift + N: previous song
Alt + P: play or pause
Also you can customize trevx extension keyboard shortcuts by accessing this link:(copy this link and paste it in your browser)
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Steve Jones's panel show appearances
Steve Jones (born 1944-03-24[ref]) has appeared in 21 episodes between 1994-2016. Steve Jones on Wikipedia.
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- 2003-12-26 / In Our Time
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- 1999-09-23 / In Our Time
- 1995-09-28 / Question Time
- 1994-01-27 / Question Time


Blackboard Quiz Generator DocumentationThis tool was developed to help you create quizzes for Blackboard. It allows you to type up the quiz offline in a program like Word or Notepad and not have to go through the trouble of making long quizzes via the Blackboard web interface. Simply type or paste your quiz in the text area and click the Create Quiz button. This will produce a zip file that you can import into the Pool Manager in Blackboard. The CSI Blackboard Quiz Generator is available for the public to use free of charge. Please note that CSI transitioned from Blackboard to Canvas in 2016 and the Quiz Generator is no longer being updated. The Quiz Generator will, however, continue to be available on the csi.edu website for the time being. This tool is provided as-is with no guarantee as to its accuracy or availability, and CSI does not provide support for non-CSI personnel. The source code for the Quiz Generator is currently not available, but it may be offered as an open source solution in the future. If you would like to be notified if/when it is provided via open source, please send an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Basic information:
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Syntax:
/ number => reciprocal
/ numerator &rest denominators+ => quotient
Arguments and Values:
number, denominator---a non-zero number.
numerator, quotient, reciprocal---a number.
Description:
The function / performs division or reciprocation.
If no denominators are supplied, the function / returns the reciprocal of number.
If at least one denominator is supplied, the function / divides the numerator by all of the denominators and returns the resulting quotient.
If each argument is either an integer or a ratio, and the result is not an integer, then it is a ratio.
The function / performs necessary type conversions.
If any argument is a float then the rules of floating-point contagion apply; see Section 12.1.4 (Floating-point Computations).
Examples:
(/ 12 4) => 3 (/ 13 4) => 13/4 (/ -8) => -1/8 (/ 3 4 5) => 3/20 (/ 0.5) => 2.0 (/ 20 5) => 4 (/ 5 20) => 1/4 (/ 60 -2 3 5.0) => -2.0 (/ 2 #c(2 2)) => #C(1/2 -1/2)
Affected By: None.
Exceptional Situations:
The consequences are unspecified if any argument other than the first is zero. If there is only one argument, the consequences are unspecified if it is zero.
Might signal type-error if some argument is not a number. Might signal division-by-zero if division by zero is attempted. Might signal arithmetic-error.
See Also:
floor, ceiling, truncate, round
Notes: None.


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Install Slidebars as usual. Include slidebars.swap.js
after Slidebars.
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2
In your sb-slidebar
div, place each panel's content in a div with the class sb-swap-panel
and an ID of whatever you want.
Example:

Content for panel one

Content for panel two

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3
Add data-sbswap="theID"
to any element that you want to toggle a Slidebars panel, where theID
is the ID of the panel you want it to toggle.
For styling, Slidebars Swap will add the class sb-active-control
to any elements that control the currently open panel.
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jQ
This panel was swapped with jQuery!
Swapping this way is useful for asynchronously loading panels or for situations where data attributes aren't available. Use it like this:
$('#jquery-button').click(function(e) {
$('#yourpanel').slidebarsSwap(this, e);
});
Panels swapped this way still require a class of sb-swap-panel
and a unique ID. #yourpanel
is the panel being swapped in and the first parameter is the element that will receive the sb-active-control
class. The second event handler parameter is necessary for Slidebars' API.


With Qlik Core, you can take advantage of Qlik's powerful associative engine to build, extend and quickly deploy custom interactive data-driven solutions that are highly scalable and cloud-ready. And built for Linux and running in a Docker container, Qlik Core applications can easily be embedded into any stack, IoT device, process, application, web page, portal, Star Wars visualization – you name it.


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on 2012-06-16 08:15:52
@Kaushik: Glad to hear it is helpful--thanks for the feedback!
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Old Law Tenements, tenement buildings built after the Tenement House Act of 1879, occupied a twenty-five foot lot and were all built using 'cookie-cutter' plans. These Old Law Tenements built almost 142 years ago still exist in New York City. As seen in the bar-graph (right), there are 27K accounted for in NYC, majority in the borough of Brooklyn.
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Next week's AEW Dark episode to feature AAA Mega Championship match
by Shubham RoyKenny Omega is set to defend his AAA Mega Championship against Jack Evans on next week's episode of AEW Dark. The announcement was made by AEW on their official Twitter account and it is mentioned that their match will be taped on November 20 in Indianapolis, Indiana after the conclusion of AEW Dynamite.
Kenny Omega as the AAA Mega Champion
The Best Bout Machine won the AAA Mega Championship by defeating Rey Fenix at AAA's pay-per-view event Heroes Immortales XIII. In a post-match interview, Omega said that he was willing to bring the Mega Championship title to AEW and was willing to defend it in both AAA and AEW.
Now, it seems like Omega is keeping his word as he will be defending the title for the first time against Jack Evans. Evans, on the other hand, has been teaming up with Angelico as the tag team The Hybrid 2 and is slated to have his first big singles match in AEW.
Omega had a brutal Unsanctioned Lights Out match with Jon Moxley at AEW Full Gear where he was defeated. Both the stars left the match with gruesome injuries and Omega, in particular, was not medically cleared by the doctors from competing in last week's episode of Dynamite.
Want us to know your thoughts on the matches that you see on TV? Go to our WWE section to rate and comment about them!


Not Connected
This app charts accelerometer data from the Texas Instruments SensorTag CC2541. Note that you must run this app in the Evothings Client app, or build a Cordova app with the plugin com.evothings.ble. A device with support for Bluetooth 4.0 and Android 4.3+ or iOS 7+ is required.
Activate the SensorTag and tap the Connect button. If everything works the tag is discovered and accelerometer data is plotted to the canvas. Shake your SensorTag to see the plot change.
Try the magnetometer by moving your SensorTag close to your laptop or mobile phone which often contain sources of magnetism, or go fetch a fridge magnet from your kitchen and use that.
On Android, there are sometimes problems with that BLE stops working when switching between apps or doing multiple reloads. In this case restart the Evothings Viewer app. Additionally, you can use the Evothings Workbench Console to see any error messages that may help in your investigation.


phaidraQue Class
The phaidra que eases the communication with the phaidra API. It provides registering queries on a que and execution one after the other. Callbacks are executed then each query is successfully finished.
Constructor
phaidraQue
()
Item Index
Methods
Methods
connectionTimeoutError
()
Object
chainable
Method diguesting connection timeout error
Returns:
self
errorHandler
-
jqXHR
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textStatus
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errorThrown
Error handler for ajax requests. For parameters see jQuery Ajax error option.
Returns:
self
eventHandler
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data
Event handler for ajax requests. If the response includes a new XSRF-TOKEN it is saved. Possible username, realname and XSRF-TOKEN are saved in the cookies. If the current que item had a callback it will be executed.
Parameters:
-
data
Object
Returns:
self
execute
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path
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[data]
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[callback]
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[type=GET]
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[sendToken=false]
Method to execute a API query with a certain setup specified via the given parameters. Pushes a query setup onto the que and starts the que.
Parameters:
Returns:
self
keepAlive
()
Object
chainable
Method to execute a keep alive action on the API
Returns:
self
login
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user
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pswd
Method executing a login query on the API
Returns:
self
loginSuccess
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user
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pswd
Success event handler for the login method
Returns:
self
processNext
()
Object
chainable
Method executing the next action on the process que if there is any.
Returns:
self
setToken
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token
Setter Function for the xsrfToken.
Parameters:
-
token
String
Returns:
self
setUser
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realname
Setter Function for the real username of the credentials.
Parameters:
-
realname
String
Returns:
self
Properties
connectionTimer
Integer
private
connection timer.
credentials
Object
private
The user credentials to use with the phaidra endpoint.
{ 'username': 'XXX', 'password': 'XXX', 'realname': 'XXX' }
currentQueItem
Object
private
The currently run que item. The que item carries the following properties:
- 'cb': the callback
- 'd': the call data
- 'p': the url
- 'st': send authentication token or credentials?
- 't': ajax send type; see jQuery Ajax send types, which are basically GET or POST
processing
Boolean
private
Flag indicating whether the query que is currently running a query or is idle.
self
Integer
private
Fixed timeout timespan after which a broken connection will be assumed.
xsrfToken
String
private
The XSRF-TOKEN returned by the API after credentials have been sent. Can be used instead of sending credentials again and saving exposure of security relevant information.
Events
phaidraQue:connection-timeout
Event called when the connection times out.


WEB_ROOT
WEB_ROOT
Web directory
| Application |
| System |
| SplClassLoader | SplClassLoader implementation that implements the technical interoperability standards for PHP 5.3 namespaces and class names. |
paginate(int $total, int $page_size, int $cur_page, string $url, string $prev, string $next) : string
paginate
Renders a list of page numbers for navigating a paged list.
| int | $total | Total number of items |
| int | $page_size | Number of items on each page |
| int | $cur_page | Current page number |
| string | $url | URL of list page |
| string | $prev | Translation for "previous" |
| string | $next | Translation for "next" |
Navigation for pages


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BETA This is a new service – your feedback will help us to improve it.
Pay an NHS Penalty Charge Notice
Recurring payments help you pay your penalty charge by spreading it over a number of payments.
You will be able to set the start date of your payments
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Compression settings window consist of three buttons,
three checkbox, three edit fields, six combobox and nine labels.
| Item | Description |
| ... | Archive path over file dialog. |
| OK | Close window and start compression. |
| Cancel | Close window and return to main window. |
| Item | Description |
| Archive | Destination path. |
| Parameters | Command line parameters for advanced compression control. |
| Password | Protect your data. |
| Item | Description |
| Bigraph preprocessing | Improvement compression ratio. |
| Encrypt file names | Advanced protect your data. |
| Password show | Verify password is correct. |
| Item | Description |
| Compression level | From Store (without compression) to Ultra (best settings). |
| Compression method | LZRE or CM. |
| Dictionary size | LZRE method possible to set size in range [64k, 256m]. CM method possible to set size in range [64k, 16m]. |
| Match length maximum | Maximum match length for LZRE in range [32, 1024]. Context length for CM in range [4, 8]. |
| Match length minimum | For LZRE method. Possible range [2, 8]. Minimum length [4, 8]. Length less 4 sets prefix length for hashing. Default value 5. |
| Threads number | For LZRE method. Possible range [1, 2]. |