You had Zest’s COVID-19 Antigen Rapid Test today developed by an authorized Zest Medco tester listed above. This test enables a rapid diagnosis of SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19, Coronavirus) infection. This test has been authorized by the FDA under an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for use by authorized CLIA Waived licensed businesses. This technology boasts one of the highest sensitivities (likelihood that a negative test is truly negative) currently available on the market. If you have any questions or concerns regarding Zest’s technology, please visit our website at zest.com.
{%endif%} {% if test.customer.test_introduction %}{{test.customer.test_introduction}}
{%endif%}You had symptoms (fever, cough, shortness of breath, etc…) when you were tested
{% if test.result == ResultType.NEGATIVE %}Your test was NEGATIVE - COVID-19 was NOT DETECTED, but given your symptoms you may still be infected with COVID-19 or some other illness. We suggest you follow up with your doctor for a Flu A/B test and/or COVID-19 PCR test to further diagnose your illness. You must continue to isolate yourself at home, away from others, and should consider yourself to be infected until your final diagnosis is available and your health care provider gives you further instructions. If COVID-19 is still suspected, based on exposure history or present symptoms, re-testing should be considered in consultation with public health authorities. A negative result does not rule out the possibility of COVID-19 and should not be used as the sole basis for treatment or patient management decisions.
{% endif %} {% if test.result == ResultType.POZITIVE %}Your test was POSITIVE - COVID-19 DETECTED, meaning you have an active COVID-19 infection and you are likely to spread COVID-19. Follow your health care provider’s instructions and the latest guidance from the CDC and State Department of Public Health. In addition to following your health care provider’s direction - you MUST isolate from others for at least 3 days AFTER your symptoms go away. Follow CDC and State Department of Public Health’s latest guidance on steps to take after your symptoms are gone. Discuss your return to work options with your employer. Please inform anyone you may have come in contact with in the past 14 days of your positive COVID-19 test results.
{% endif %} {% endif %}You were without symptoms when you were tested:
{% if test.result == ResultType.NEGATIVE %}Your test was NEGATIVE - COVID-19 was NOT DETECTED, so this suggests you may not have an active infection at this time. You must still continue to wear a mask and practice social distancing. Symptoms may not be noticed for up to 2 weeks after exposure to COVID-19. If symptoms begin to develop, please quarantine at home and notify your healthcare provider for additional testing. A negative result does not rule out the possibility of COVID-19 and should not be used as the sole basis for treatment or patient management decisions.
{% endif %} {% if test.result == ResultType.POSITIVE %}Your test was POSITIVE - COVID-19 WAS DETECTED, meaning you are actively infected with COVID-19 and are still able to spread COVID-19 even though no symptoms are present. You MUST isolate yourself from others for 14 days after the test was performed. Follow your health care provider’s instructions and the latest guidance from the CDC and State Department of Public Health on steps to take after your isolation. Inform anyone you may have come in contact with in the past 14 days of your test result. Please contact your healthcare provider if you develop symptoms or symptoms worsen.
{% endif %} {% endif %}Your test was INVALID - Your test results could not be interpreted as Positive or Negative for COVID-19. A re-test is necessary to determine if you are or are not infected with COVID-19. Please contact us immediately to perform this re-test.
{%endif%}Follow Up Appointment:
If you tested positive for the COVID-19 rapid testing, please schedule a follow up appointment with your healthcare provider. Immediately seek medical attention if symptoms worsen. If you have a medical emergency, immediately call 911 and notify the EMS personnel that you have tested positive for COVID-19.
If you tested negative for the COVID-19 rapid testing, but symptoms develop, please set up an appointment with your healthcare provider.
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A village in Austria near Salzburg, an amazingly beautiful place I would want to visit again
Read MoreOne of the cherry blossom (sakura) sceneries where the moon meets the sakura trees, during my stint in Tokyo
Read MoreOne of the most vibrant cities in Europe which I happen to visit a lot of times during my MBA time in Nottingham. London was just a two-hour train ride away from Nottingham, and I was lucky to be there when it hosted the 2012's Summer Olympics
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Silver Alert cancelled for 90-year-old Wauwatosa man
by Amanda QuintanaWAUWATOSA, Wis. - A Silver Alert has been cancelled for Richard Edward Carter, 90.
Carter was found safe Sunday night.
He dropped his wife off at Unity Center on North 73rd Street at about 10 a.m. Sunday, but when his wife returned home at 12:30 p.m. he wasn't there, according to the Wisconsin Crime Alert Network.
Carter has a while beard and large moles and bruises on his forearms and hands. He was last seen wearing a gray hooded Northeastern Illinois University sweatshirt, tan khaki pants and black tennis shoes.
He was driving a beige 1998 four-door Toyota Camry with the license plate ACECAT.
Carter has vision problems and a history of cardiac-related health concerns and memory loss.


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Weightlifting is the sport or activity of lifting bar bells and other heavy weights. It's mainly used for building muscle and strength. Although weightlifting is for both women and men, women tend to do more cardio than weightlifting. This is due to the fact that the society thinks that muscles are only for men and not for women. Muscle mass is what provides a women with a fit and lean shape especially when combined with a healthy prudent meal plan. The main reason why women do not lift weights is that they think they will be too muscular and look like a guy. But this is not the truth. The truth is women can't build big and bulky muscle mass like men due to the lack of testestrone in their body. When women build muscle their muscle are usually strong and lean giving them the best posture and shape that all women dream of.
There are some women especially on Ms.olympia body builders competition whose bodies have the body of a male body builder. And the reason is because they take steroids. Steroid is one of the large group of chemical substances classified by a specific carbon structure. Steroids include drugs used to relieve swelling and inflammation, such as prednisone and cortisone; vitamin D, and some sex hormones such as testestrone and estradiol.
Women who use anabolic steroids encounter musculinizing side effects like deep voice, increased facial hair, smaller breasts and absence of menstruation cycle.


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Oil spill near B.C.-Washington border contained
by The Associated Press, StaffSEATTLE - Washington state officials are monitoring an oil spill at a refinery.
The Seattle Times reports crews scrambled to contain the spill that happened late Friday at the Shell Puget Sound Refinery in Anacortes.
It wasn't clear Saturday how much spilled when a barge was transferring about 5 million gallons of crude oil from Alaska to the refinery. Washington State Department of Ecology spokesman Ty Keltner says it appears a much smaller quantity spilled.
Keltner says an inspector will be assessing why the spill occurred. Workers will be looking for any oiled wildlife.
The spill was at the end of a long pier extending into Fidalgo Bay.
Shell says crews spotted oil coming from the barge and identified the source as a pressure-relief valve. The valve was secured, stopping the spill.


This method returns the MoleculeInfo of input polymer notation using the divide and conquer approach in SimpleNotationParser
Should return the same result as StructureParser.getMoleculeInfo(String smiles) method, but runs faster for standard edges
Ignore fuzzy edges in the calculation, good enough for large structures
This methods converts the allNodeString to a List of PolymerNode
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CHEM nodes could contain adhoc monomers, which contains SMILES string in the format of ID?SMILES
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Chiyangwa’s two sons in court
Former Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) president and businessman Philip Chiyangwa’s two sons — Edmund and Brian — are facing an $800 000 lawsuit for failing to settle a debt from Getbucks Microfinance Bank Limited.
by Fungai LupandeThe brothers risk losing their upmarket Grange property in Harare which was registered as surety for the loan.
Getbucks is suing Edmund and Brian together with their companies World Grain (Pvt) Limited and Padley Enterprises (Pvt) Limited.
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In court papers, Getbucks claims that through a written agreement on February 26, 2019, they extended $600 000 to World Grain (Pvt) Limited.
The two brothers stood as sureties and co-principal debtors.
“Edmund and Brian undertook to pay legal practitioners’ collection commission and legal costs on the legal practitioner and client scale and they also renounced the benefits of division,” read the summons.
“Part of the agreement was that interest would accrue at the rate of four percent per month and a penalty rate of 15 percent per annum would be levied in the event of default.
Getbucks says, in breach of the loan agreement, World Grain (Pvt) Limited failed to pay the principal and interest on the loan on the due dates, resulting in arrears of $846 041, 52 accruing as of November 7, 2019.
The micro-finance company also said the defendants undertook to settle the balance by October 31, 2019 but have failed to do so.
The financial institution is now demanding an order for the payment of $846 041, 52 together with interest at the rate of 87 percent from November 8 to the date of full and final payment.
It is also seeking an order for the property that was pledged as surety to be declared executable, so that it can be sold to offset the debts. The Herald


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My experience with datura was accidental but nontheless noteworthy.
My husband pulled a plant from the garden thinking it was Burdock a healthy herb, but instead it was Jimson weed (they do have similar appearance). He pulled up the entire plant and cut it up leaves, roots and all to make a tea. About 30 minutes after he had given me a cup of this tea he said 'i feel like I've had a pint of whiskey.'  He then got up and staggered to the bathroom then to the bedroom, laid down then got up and promptly fell on the floor. He spent the rest of the night talking to people that were'nt there and I was lucky enough to just have distortion of reality. This lasted about 8 hrs.
The reason for his much stronger 'high' was that he had gotten the juice of this plant on his hands in large part from cutting up the plant. Please be aware that this plant can affect you strongly just from handling it. I would'nt recommend this so-called high.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


| addFood | |
| URL | /addFood/?authtoken=:authtoken&food=:food&serving=:serving&meal=:meal&food_timestamp=:food_timestamp&comments=:comments |
| Method | GET or POST |
| URL Params |
food=[int] serving=[float(4,2)] meal=[string(25)] food_timestamp=[UTC formatted date] comments=[string(255)] optional |
| Success | Code:200 Content: JSON string containing userfood_id |
| Failure | Code 400: You must provide the Food Code 400: You must provide the Serving Code 400: You must provide the Meal Code 400: You must provide the Food Timestamp Code 400: Invalid Serving Code 409: This food does not exist Code 500: Unable to create food |
| addUser | |
| URL | /addUser/:email?password=:password&fname=:fname&lname=:lname&mi=:mi&weight=:weight&height=:height&birth_date=:birth_date& gender=:gender&waist_size=:waist_size&address1=:address1&address2=:address2&city=:city&state=:state&zip=:zipðnicity=:ethnicity |
| Method | GET or POST |
| URL Params |
address1=[string(255)] address2=[string(255)] optional birth_date=[UTC formatted date] city=[string(75)] fname=[string(50)] gender=[string(1)] height=[int] inches lname=[string(50)] mi=[string(1)] password=[string] state=[string(2)] waist_size=[int] inches weight=[int] pounds zip=[string(10)] ethnicity=[string(12)] |
| Success | Code:200 Content: {"results":"User successfully created"} |
| Failure | Code 400: You must provide the First Name Code 400: You must provide the Last Name Code 400: You must provide the E-Mail Address Code 400: You must provide the Password Code 400: You must provide the Middle Name Initial Code 400: You must provide the Weight Code 400: You must provide the Height Code 400: You must provide the Birth Date Code 400: You must provide the Gender Code 400: You must provide the Waist Size Code 400: You must provide Address Line #1 Code 400: You must provide the City Code 400: You must provide the State Code 400: You must provide the Zip Code Code 400: You must provide the Ethnicity Code 400: Invalid Height Code 400: Invalid Weight Code 400: Invalid Waist Line Code 409: This email address already exists Code 500: Unable to create user |
| addWorkout | |
| URL | /addWorkout/:email?authtoken=:authotken&workout_type=:workout_type&distance=:distance&duration=:duration&calories=:calories&workout_timestamp=:workout_timestamp&comments=:comments |
| Method | GET or POST |
| URL Params |
workout_type=[string(100)] distance=[float(6,2)] miles duration=[int] minutes calories=[int] workout_timestamp=[UTC formatted date] comments=[string(255)] optional authtoken=[string(32)] |
| Success | Code:200 Content: JSON string containing workout_id |
| Failure | Code 400: You must provide the Workout Type Code 400: You must provide the Workout Distance Code 400: You must provide the Workout Duration Code 400: You must provide the Workout Calories Code 400: You must provide the Workout Timestamp Code 400: Invalid Workout Distance Code 400: Invalid Workout Duration Code 400: Invalid Workout Calories Code 400: Invalid Workout Pace Code 500: Unable to create workout |
| getAggregatedHealthStats | |
| URL | /getAggregatedHealthStats/:state |
| Method | GET or POST |
| URL Params | None |
| Success | Code:200 Content: A JSON string containing all aggregated health stats for a state |
| Failure | Code 400: You must provide the State |
| getEthnicities | |
| URL | /getEthnicities/?authtoken=:authtoken |
| Method | GET or POST |
| URL Params | authtoken=[string(32)] |
| Success | Code:200 Content: A JSON string containing all Ethnicities |
| Failure | Code 500: Unable to retrieve Ethnicities |
| getFood | |
| URL | /getUser/:userfood_id?authtoken=:authtoken |
| Method | GET or POST |
| URL Params | authtoken=[string(32)] |
| Success | Code:200 Content: A JSON string containing the Food data |
| Failure | Code 500: You cannot retrieve this food Code 500: Unable to retrieve food |
| Notes | At this point in time you can only retrieve yourself |
| getFoodAll | |
| URL | /getFoodAll?authtoken=:authtoken |
| Method | GET or POST |
| URL Params | authtoken=[string(32)] |
| Success | Code:200 Content: JSON string containing all userfood data (If Admin Only) |
| Failure |
Code 401: You do not have the rights to perform this action (If NOT Admin) Code 500: Unable to fetch all userfood |
| Notes | This returns ALL userfood in the database |
| getFoodList | |
| URL | /getFoodList?authtoken=:authtoken |
| Method | GET or POST |
| URL Params | authtoken=[string(32)] |
| Success | Code:200 Content: A JSON string containing all food |
| Failure | Code 500: Unable to fetch food list |
| getFoodUser | |
| URL | /getFood/:email?authtoken=:authtoken |
| Method | GET or POST |
| URL Params | authtoken=[string(32)] |
| Success | Code:200 Content: JSON string containing all userfood data for that user |
| Failure | Code 404: User food not found Code 500: Unable to fetch userfood |
| Notes | You can only access your own userfood records |
| getHealthStats | |
| URL |
/getHealthStats/?authtoken=:authtoken&age=:age&height=:height&weight=:weight&gender=:gender&waist_size=:waist_size&state=:stateðnicites=:ethnicities /getHealthStats/:email/?authtoken=:authtoken |
| Method | GET or POST |
| URL Params |
authtoken=[string(32)] age=[int] gender=[string(1)] height=[int] inches state=[string(2)] waist_size=[int] inches weight=[int] pounds authtoken=[string(32)] |
| Success |
Code:200 JSON string containing Health Stats Code:200 JSON string containing Health Stats for user specified by email |
| Failure | Code 400: You must provide the Weight Code 400: You must provide the Height Code 400: You must provide the Gender Code 400: You must provide the Waist Size Code 400: You must provide the State Code 400: You must provide the Ethnicity Code 400: Invalid Height Code 400: Invalid Weight Code 400: Invalid Waist Line Code 500: Unable to fetch user stats Code 404: User stats not found Code 500: Unable to fetch user stats |
| getUser | |
| URL | /getUser/:email?authtoken=:authtoken |
| Method | GET or POST |
| URL Params | authtoken=[string(32)] |
| Success | Code:200 Content: A JSON string containing the User data |
| Failure | Code 500: You cannot retrieve this user Code 500: Unable to retrieve user |
| Notes | At this point in time you can only retrieve yourself |
| getUserAll | |
| URL | /getUserAll?authtoken=:authtoken |
| Method | GET or POST |
| URL Params | authtoken=[string(32)] |
| Success | Code:200 Content: JSON string containing all users data (If Admin Only) |
| Failure |
Code 401: You do not have the rights to perform this action (If NOT Admin) Code 500: Unable to Unable to fetch all users |
| Notes | This returns ALL users in the database |
| getWorkout | |
| URL | /getWorkout/:workout_id?authtoken=:authtoken |
| Method | GET or POST |
| URL Params | authtoken=[string(32)] |
| Success | Code:200 Content: JSON string containing a single workout record |
| Failure | Code 404: Workout_id not found Code 500: Unable to fetch workout |
| Notes | You can only access your own workout records |
| getWorkoutAll | |
| URL | /getWorkoutAll?authtoken=:authtoken |
| Method | GET or POST |
| URL Params | authtoken=[string(32)] |
| Success | Code:200 Content: JSON string containing all workout data (If Admin Only) |
| Failure |
Code 401: You do not have the rights to perform this action (If NOT Admin) Code 500: Unable to Unable to fetch all workouts |
| Notes | This returns ALL workouts in the database |
| getWorkoutUser | |
| URL | /getWorkout/:email?authtoken=:authtoken |
| Method | GET or POST |
| URL Params | authtoken=[string(32)] |
| Success | Code:200 Content: JSON string containing all workout data for that user |
| Failure | Code 404: User workouts not found Code 500: Unable to fetch user workouts |
| Notes | You can only access your own workout records |
| loginUser | |
| URL | /loginUser/:email?password=:password |
| Method | GET or POST |
| URL Params | password=[string] |
| Success | Code:200 Content: JSON string containing the authtoken |
| Failure | Code 401: ERROR, Invalid password Code 404: E-Mail Address not found Code 500: Unable to login |
| logoutUser | |
| URL | /logoutUser/?authtoken=:authtoken |
| Method | GET or POST |
| URL Params | authtoken=[string(32)] |
| Success | Code:200 Content: {"results":"Logout Complete"} |
| Failure | Code 505: Unable to logout user |
| updateUser | |
| URL | /updateUser/:email?fname=:fname&lname=:lname&mi=:mi&weight=:weight&height=:height&birth_date=:birth_date&gender=:gender&waist_size=:waist_size& address1=:address1&address2=:address2&city=:city&state=:state&zip=:zipðnicity=:ethnicity |
| Method | GET or POST |
| URL Params |
address1=[string(255)] address2=[string(255)] optional birth_date=[UTC formatted date] city=[string(75)] fname=[string(50)] gender=[string(1)] height=[int] inches lname=[string(50)] mi=[string(1)] state=[string(2)] waist_size=[int] inches weight=[int] pounds zip=[string(10)] ethnicity=[string(12)] |
| Success | Code:200 Content: {"results":"User successfully updated"} |
| Failure | Code 400: You must provide the First Name Code 400: You must provide the Last Name Code 400: You must provide the E-Mail Address Code 400: You must provide the Password Code 400: You must provide the Middle Name Initial Code 400: You must provide the Weight Code 400: You must provide the Height Code 400: You must provide the Birth Date Code 400: You must provide the Gender Code 400: You must provide the Waist Size Code 400: You must provide Address Line #1 Code 400: You must provide the City Code 400: You must provide the State Code 400: You must provide the Zip Code Code 400: You must provide the Ethnicity Code 400: Invalid Height Code 400: Invalid Weight Code 400: Invalid Waist Line Code 500: Unable to update user Code 500: You cannot update this user |
| Notes | Password and Email cannot be changed via this method. You can only update your own profile |


Plane crashes into homes in Congo, at least 26 dead
The 19-seater aircraft crashed into residential homes in the Mapendo district near Goma's airport in the North Kivu province shortly after takeoff, according to the government.
A small passenger plane crashed shortly after takeoff Sunday in Congo's eastern city of Goma, killing 26 people, including passengers, crew and people on the ground, the government said.
The 19-seater aircraft crashed into residential homes in the Mapendo district near Goma's airport in the North Kivu province shortly after takeoff, according to the government.
Black smoke rose from the plane in the morning, whose wreckage could be seen amid destroyed homes as dozens of men tried to help with the rescue efforts.
The smoke cleared as rescue workers carried bodies in stretchers and hundreds gathered at the scene.
The Dornier 228-200 was owned by private carrier Busy Bee and was headed to Beni, about 350 kilometers (220 miles) north of Goma in the same province.
The provisional death toll jumped to 26 dead later Sunday, including 17 passengers, two crew members and seven residents in Goma, the Ministry of Transportation said after collecting information from other government departments.
The government extended its condolences to all the families of those killed.
Earlier, the National Border Health Program said there were two survivors, including a crew member, who were being cared for at a local hospital.
Placide Kambale, a local pilot, said he took a taxi to the scene of the crash to help out. When he got there, the plane was on fire.
"I called other young people from the neighbourhood, they helped me to try to remove those who still moved," he said.
"We have managed to recover two that was quickly sent to the hospital," but then the fire expanded.
The UN mission in Congo said it sent an Emergency Crash and Rescue team with two fire engines to support Congolese authorities.
Plane crashes are frequent in the central African nation of Congo because of poor maintenance and relaxed air safety standards. None of Congo's commercial carriers, including Busy Bee, are allowed to fly into European Union airspace because of safety concerns.


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Nye, Ellen Rubener(Rubina)
| Birth Name | Nye, Ellen Rubener(Rubina) |
| Gender | female |
| Age at Death | 84 years, 6 months, 30 days |
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SMH - WEST, ELLEN RUBINA - 31 July, 1957, at 37 Murray St, Croydon, wife of the late George White West, & loving mother of Jack, & mother-in-law of Winifred, aged 82 years. See Fridays Herald for Funeral Notice
FUNERAL - WEST - The Rels & Friends of the late ELLEN RUBINA WEST, of 37 Murray St, Croydon, are invited to attend her Funeral; to leave our Funeral Parlour, Burwood, This Day, after a service at 12.30pm, for the CofE Cemetery at Gore Hill. #5610.
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| Mother | Sewell, Ellen | 1842-01-17 | 1912-01-26 | |
| Brother | Nye, Ernest Edward | 1866-01-00 | 1949 | |
| Sister | Nye, Emily Alice | 1868 | 1945-10-05 | |
| Sister | Nye, Elizabeth Mary | 1872 | 1899 | |
| Nye, Ellen Rubener(Rubina) | 1873 | 1957-07-31 | ||
| Brother | Nye, Herbert Neil | 1876-03-00 | 1932-02-20 | |
| Sister | Nye, Pheobe Ruth | 1878 | 1943-05-07 | |
| Sister | Nye, Ethel Linda “Athlinda” | 1882 | 1894 | |
| Brother | Nye, Edward George | 1884 | 1887 |
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I'm not sure if this has been requested before, but I would like to see "Character Count" added. I would like to see how many characters I have left to type into my presentation/bio/forums.
This would be a great help!
- Thanks
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Well, this is really a feature that i don't want to integrate because the lack of an improvement.
Sorry.


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The O*NET database contains a large number of variables that represent job and worker characteristics, such as skill needs. The professions are defined by the O*NET-SOC taxonomy, and the Content Model specifies which information is gathered. With data from the working public, the Data Collection programme brings these frameworks to life.
It provided an excellent gaming experience. In this case, we had to research the O*NET website and design an uniform schema for the Skills Taxonomy. The website included substantial data in the form of 38 files, for which we discovered the linkage and constructed a schema using Python utilities . At first, analysing the data on the website caused confusion; however, after much effort, we were able to link the data threads. Finally, we gathered 45,000 technical and non-technical skills from the website.


Many developers just use System.out.println() to print diagnostic strings to the terminal. The problem with that is that before the release, you'd have to go through all your code and make certain you removed all these println() calls. You do not want your users to see them and worry about ominous strings babbling about old development diagnostics.
Instead of println(), you use the standard Java logger from java.util.logging
. It has many advantages for professional game development:
So to print comments like a pro, you use the following logger syntax. The variables a, b, c, can be any printable Java object, e.g. Vector3f a = cam.getLocation()
. They are numbered {0},{1},{2},etc for use in the string, in the order you put them in the Object array.
private static final Logger logger = Logger.getLogger(HelloWorld.class.getName());
Replace HelloWorld by the name of the class where you are using this line.
logger.log(Level.WARNING, "ok seriously wtf somebody check why {0} is {1} again?!", new Object[]{a , b});
or
logger.log(Level.SEVERE, "Game error: {0} must not be {1} after {2}! Please check your flux generator.", new Object[]{a , b , c});
As you see in the example, you should phrase potentially "customer facing" errors in a neutral way and offer a reason and a solution. If you use WARNINGs as replacement for casual printlns, make sure you deactivate them for the release.
More details about here.
In the release version you will deactivate the logging output to the terminal.
To deactivate the default logger for a release, you set the log level to only report severe messages:
Logger.getLogger(””).setLevel(Level.SEVERE);
During development, you can tune down the default logger, and set the log level to only report warnings:
Logger.getLogger(””).setLevel(Level.WARNING);
To reactivate full logging, e.g. for debugging and testing:
Logger.getLogger(””).setLevel(Level.FINE);


Blue Ocean
Because we all have the capacity to do justice and show mercy; to threat others with dignity and respect; and to rise above what divides us and come together to meet those changes we can't meet alone. This is where we are right now. Because we reject the same thing that people of all faiths reject: the killing of innoncent men, women, and children. America will not turn our backs on the legitimate Palestinian aspiration for dignity, opportunity, and a state of their own. I Know that for many, the face of globalization is contradictory.
But if we do, I can tell you that in the next election, we'll be talking about some other distraction. This history is well known. I do not believe that women must make the same choices as men in order to be equal, and I respect those women who choose to live their lives in tradional roles. There is so much fear, so much mistrust.
Komol Kuchkarov
from Uzbekistan
They're telling me that their conversation about what it means to be Catholoc continues. Together, you represent the harmony between tradition and pro-gress.
Wolf from Forest
They are moral problems, rooted in both societal indifference and individual callousness - in the imperfections of man. I can assure you it is not. And Ashley said that when she was nine years old, her mother got cancer.
Now is the time to finally meet our moral obligation to provide every child a world-class education, because it will take nothing less to compete in the global economy.


'SNL' sends Harry Styles out for Popeyes in Jordan Peele's 'White Get Out'
by Adam RosenbergSaturday Night Live is officially on the Popeye's chicken sandwich craze.
Rob, the new intern from the UK, has no idea what he's getting himself into when he volunteers to pick up Popeyes chicken sandwiches for everyone in the office on a lunch run. That's the setup, as SNL sees it, for White Get Out, a fake Jordan Peele movie on Disney+.


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This is a Project which allows us to generate a list of episode links form 8muses.com. The same text file can be used with 'yamete project' to download those comics. Its a simple python script.
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Hi @Kevin Buzzard, I'm thinking that since elan
has now arrived and is pretty good, we should update your blog post.
If I wrote a guest post for you, could we put that up, and add a prominent link at the top of your old post?
Yes that would be fine. I have never used elan.
I also think we should plug the trivial way of getting Lean and Mathlib running on Windows 10: https://xenaproject.wordpress.com/getting-lean-and-mathlib-running-in-the-mlc/
There are no links to that page on the site because the system got changed again and now it's even easier for us at Imperial, we fire up VS Code and it's all there.
But on Thursday night one person with a win10 machine asked about installation and I said "I have just the link for you".
For those not clicking: the full installation procedure is " Download VS Code, now download this zip file (containing lean and mathlib lean and olean files and a leanpkg.path etc) and now tell VS Code where Lean is and now open this folder and it all works.". No git, no msys2, no command line
Okay! It would be good if we could arrange for creating that zip file automatically, so it doesn't become an ancient stranded artefact.
I think I am going to wait just a moment before writing that blog post --- Gabriel has just reviewed my PR to have the VS Code extension offer to install Lean, so it seems likely that will land soon, and this will make the instructions even easier.
Yes -- that link above suffered from document rot after about 3 days, when someone in ICT said "oh wow, is that what you're telling them? We can probably automate all of that". I thought they were crazy. We'll see. The reason I think they're crazy is that now when any undergraduate launches Visual Studio Code on a machine in the maths department, it starts off by default with a minimal Lean project open! The doc hence became obsolete. I can see this causing confusion for non-converts later down the line though...but I decided that this was not currently my problem.
Gabriel has just reviewed my PR to have the VS Code extension offer to install Lean, so it seems likely that will land soon
It should come to a vscode installation near you any moment now!
... and, it works!
If anyone wants to try deleting their Lean installation and trying it out, the VS Code extension now installs elan for you upon request! --- It took less than 2 minutes for me just now.
I will try to make a little video walk-through.
@Gabriel Ebner --- I was just thinking about making a "build all olean files" command in VS Code, as this is a common task. Do you think it is better to use the model of batch.ts
, or to create a terminal and run the commands there?
(I haven't been able to get the batch mode to work.)
Have you seen ctrl+p task build
? Should we package it up as a command as well?
No, I haven't. What is ctrl+p
? On mac that doesn't seem to do anything.
Ah, under cmd-shift-p
I get Tasks: Run Build Task
and under that leanpkg: configure
and a few others.
Yes, putting lean --make _target && lean --make
as a task under that would be a great solution.
I guess the lean --make
is silly, that should just be leanpkg build
.
But having some way to compile everything in the dependencies seems to be requested often.
Oh, on mac it is cmd+p task build
then. BTW, your command is equivalent to lean --make
.
Hmm... I guess so. :-)
There's no way to ask leanpkg
to completely compile the dependencies, is there?
No.
It would be great to have leanpkg build-dependencies
as well as leanpkg clean
one day.
In the meantime, what do you think of adding lean --make
as a build task? It would be a little awkward, as it probably belongs in leanpkg.ts
, but isn't actually using leanpkg
.
I have some error, related to the fact that I have a space in my username
C:\msys64\home\Christopher Hughes\mathlibs\exp>leanpkg build
'Hughes\.elan\toolchains\3.4.1\bin\..' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
C:\Users\Christopher:1:0: error: file 'C:\Users\Christopher' not found
<unknown>:1:1: error: file 'C:\Users\Christopher' not found
You have a space in "Christopher Hughes" and because of an irreparable flaw in Windows you are going to struggle.
If you can somehow change it to "Christopher_Hughes" this will change the behaviour of things.
Here's a short video I just made that shows a complete installation of Lean on a mac. Takes 3:40! (Well, with some time lapse for the downloads...)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8U6YOK7c0M&feature=youtu.be
(This uses the latest update to the VS Code extension, which now offers to install elan and Lean for you, if it can't find them.)
Sometime in the next few days I will try to make a windows video as well.
If you can somehow change it to "Christopher_Hughes" this will change the behaviour of things.
I think this will be more effort than it's worth. I'm going back to my old setup
I've noticed that kids these days far prefer video tutorials to reading boring old web pages.
I've been trying to get it working with elan on windows and this is not going well. I installed msys32 and elan, but when I try to run the package manager from the windows cmd line with leanpkg -v I get
'Smith\.elan\toolchains\stable\bin\..' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
Seems like elan / msys32 / something doesn't understand spaces in windows filenames
I'm not fond of windows, but I do have to keep it on this computer for a reason.
This is a known issue and unfortunately I don't think there's an easy solution.
Ok, if stuck on windows is there a better general approach then?
@Chris Hughes might know. You can see he ran into the same problem earlier in the thread, and I think he has a working setup by some other means.
@Ryan Smith Looks like you have a space in your user name. This is known to break things.
Yeah I do. Is there a way around?
Dunno... haven't touched Windows in 15 years, and I don't use spaces in paths...
But Chris got it working
So to answer your question: Yes. There is a way around.
It's a dreadful system, been about as long for me. Somehow I thought it would have gotten better while I was away. Is macOS at least better supported right now?
How difficult is it to create a new user on Windows, and switch back and forth?
That would be doable if that's really the only blocking issue sure
What do you mean with "supported"? Support for Lean?
Lean on Mac seems to work pretty good.
Lean / elan since I was told things work better if you're using something to manage dependencies and stay up to date
Elan on Mac is a very smooth experience nowadays
Ok, cool. Will just switch off of my gf's computer and retry this on mac
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So, what you do:
(1) Install VScode, (2) Install the Lean extension in VScode, (3) Open a Lean file.
Afterwards, follow instructions, and it will install elan and lean for you
opening a lean file in vscode w/ extension does seem to call lean. I don't see anything about elan.
I'm a complete newbie trying to get a feel for how it works, so that's a good start if I can pull in mathlib
It will only install elan/lean if it cannot find them
Did you already have something installed?
I installed via msys32, I assumed it was screwed up because invoking the package manager from the command line fails
Is this still on windows?
yeah, waited when you said you had a solution
aah, sorry
That was the mac solution
sorry for the confusion
ah cool, so the vscode extension installs everything else?
I just wanted you to know it, before logging off
thx for the help :)
'Smith\.elan\toolchains\stable\bin\..' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
Smith
is half of your username, isn't it :-(
This is an issue with elan. Having a space in your username in Windows is a terrible idea; I know from personal experience that elan
is not the only thing it breaks.
Cheap Windows hack: https://xenaproject.wordpress.com/getting-lean-and-mathlib-running-in-the-mlc/
I will update this blog page and turn it from old and out-of-date instructions on how to run Lean at Imperial to a clearly signposted hack for win10 in general.
Summary: the correct elan method is causing problems for Windows 10 users with spaces in their file names. The link above might work better for them, and I'd be interested in feedback. @Ryan Smith if you still have not got things going, can you try this method?
I've narrowed down the elan problems with spaces to leanpkg, actually. I'm 95% sure this bat file is the culprit: https://github.com/leanprover/lean/blob/master/bin/leanpkg.bat
The trouble comes with elan placing that in the homedir when the username has a space in it, but I believe it would also affect anyone who manually installed lean in any other path with a space in it.
Now I'm trying to teach myself just enough .bat language to figure out why...
not enough quotes?
Almost surely, I just have no idea how .bat quoting works yet
Thanks @Scott Olson
I think the last line should be
lean --run "%LIBDIR%\leanpkg\leanpkg\main.lean" %*
I wonder if this is considered urgent enough to patch core
good luck getting those big guys patch it
The IF NOT EXIST
command also causes an error to print out
someone with much more threads than 4 can test if it works
Quoting the --run
arg and writing IF NOT EXIST "%LIBDIR%"
seems to be enough
ok now then how to get the big guys to patch it
lol I just noticed the commit that added leanpkg.bat was by a personal friend of mine. Maybe I'll start by asking them?
If we can't patch core, the next best thing would be to store the patched file somewhere accessible from the tutorials "if you have problems with spaces, replace leanpkg.bat with this and try again"
Pretty sure Corey doesn't have any magic access any more than we do
they'll say that this doesn't matter because half life 3 will soon be released
I see @Gabriel Ebner is lurking, maybe he has magic access?
I mean, Lean 4
Either way I'll make a PR after I double-check that I'm doing quoting the best way
There's an open issue about it https://github.com/leanprover/lean/issues/1973
I guess Sebastian Ullrich might consider patching it -- he is interested in making this sort of infrastructure work, and there's a fair chance that this problem will still be there in Lean 4.
you mean Half Life 3
Half life 3 --- 1/8'th life.
I wouldn't count on a fix making it into a new Lean 3 release. A more brutal solution would be to include a patch in elan or the vscode extension. Given that Lean 3 is end-of-lifed, I'd accept a PR to the vscode extension that patches leanpkg.bat on windows.
oh, that's a good idea
FYI I made the PR at https://github.com/leanprover/lean/pull/1976
@Johan Commelin Trying to install the lean plugin to vscode on macOS followed by opening a lean file does not install elan & lean, instead I just get file 'init' not found in the LEAN_PATH
@Scott Morrison is the author of that installation feature. He should be able to help.
Are you possibly running into this issue ? I think if you're getting that error you ought to have lean and elan on your system. Does lean --version
in a console do anything?
Lean (version 3.4.1, commit 17fe3decaf8a, Release)
This time the plugin brought up an installation for elan, but when I'm trying to do a basic sanity check with Kevin's example of
import analysis.real
#check real
I'm not getting anything
Do you see orange bars on the side? If so, that means lean is busy processing the file and its imports.
I retract that: it took a very long time but it came back with \R! I think that means it's running and math lib import is ok?
Yes. To speed up this process in the future, you can run lean --make
in your package directory.
Do you need to re run make if you edit your src files?
vscode will automatically compile stuff in memory when you make edits, but they aren't saved when you quit
Running lean --make
generates .olean
files, which are object files that lean generates when it compiles the .lean
source files. If you have lots of files that import each other then doing this lets the lean server in the VS code extension avoid re-compiling all of your imports when it starts up.
So if you're just editing small files that import only from mathlib, running lean --make
again won't really be necessary. If you do want to run it, then as long as you haven't made changes to your package's copy of mathlib (e.g. by upgrading) or otherwise written / edited lots of files that you need to import, running lean --make
after the first time will be much faster since it tries not to recompile files whose dependencies haven't changed.
Great, thanks
@Johan Commelin Trying to install the lean plugin to vscode on macOS followed by opening a lean file does not install elan & lean, instead I just get file 'init' not found in the LEAN_PATH
Hi @Ryan Smith, I'd like to understand what happened here. Did you have LEAN_PATH
set already? That's likely to cause problems. It sounds like a moment later the plugin did work, and installed elan for you.
I am sorry to rant, but these complaints about spaces in user names are silly.
Allowing spaces in user names is a completely ordinary, benign design decision. It creates a need to escape strings in certain circumstances, but that is again a completely ordinary issue, which arises all over the place in software development in many different contexts. There are many, many thousands of programs that handle Windows paths correctly, and it does not take any magic to write them. If a certain program is broken by spaces in path names, that just means that the developers did not take the straightforward and standard steps necessary to avoid that problem.
@Neil Strickland I agree that it is not very user friendly. There have been efforts to figure out what is wrong, and people are trying to patch it up.
I feel like the last line was partly directed at me, so let me respond. Neither Leo, Sebastian, or me are using windows. I am sorry but I don't think any of us are aware of the "straightforward and standard steps" in windows cmd.exe programming. The windows-specific parts of the code base are in general less well tested. Now is probably not the ideal time, but in general feel free to submit fixes for these platform-specific bugs.
This is a common problem for open-source projects: there are many fewer developers using Windows than Linux or OS X and Windows is fundamentally unfamiliar to users of Unix-type systems. The result is usually that Windows is not as well supported as it could be. We have this problem with the Haskell compiler (GHC) as well--we've recently got one (volunteer) developer who actually understands Windows who's got a ~20 year backlog of Windows-specific issues to work through, including stuff like the interpreter not crashing when it tries to print Unicode characters to the console. And GHC is a project with a far larger user and developer base than Lean. (It also happens to be another project whose primary developer is at MSR.)
That said, the Unix-y equivalent of leanpkg.bat
is also missing quotes in the same place. I guess nobody has spaces in their usernames on Unix-y systems :upside_down:
@Gabriel Ebner Thanks for the response. I think that the only cmd.exe related problem is probably resolved by Reid Barton's recent fix to leanpkg.bat. However, there are other issues caused by passing unescaped strings to CreateProcess() in src/library/process.cpp via exec_cmd and io.proc.spawn, and by using external processes to make or detect directories instead of calling CreateDirectory() and PathFileExists(). That is surely not the recommended approach even in POSIX systems. If I had an appropriate build environment then I would attempt to fix this myself, but I do not know how hard it would be to set that up.
That said, the Unix-y equivalent of
leanpkg.bat
is also missing quotes in the same place. I guess nobody has spaces in their usernames on Unix-y systems :upside_down:
Right. When you live in the shell, you quickly learn to use sane paths.
(Not my fix, but @Scott Olson's)
However, there are other issues caused by passing unescaped strings to CreateProcess() in src/library/process.cpp via exec_cmd and io.proc.spawn, and by using external processes to make or detect directories instead of calling CreateDirectory() and PathFileExists(). That is surely not the recommended approach even in POSIX systems.
I think @Keeley Hoek has a fork which fixes some issues like this for Windows.
I didn't realize that Windows doesn't have an equivalent of the command-line argument list. I guess I knew that DOS worked that way...
heh, yeah, I just learned that the other day when I went diving into elan's code and the Rust standard library to figure out how process creation worked on Windows
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During the summer of 2018 myself and my friends decided to go Inter-railing after completing the Leaving Certificate.
We started our route in Amsterdam,after a few days there we got the train to Berlin where we only spent the night and soon we were on the way to Prague.
Prague was a gorgeous city with a great nightlife and exciting atmosphere.
Soon after we made our way to Budapest,one of my favourite cities.
Budapest was filled with amazing architecture and fascinating monuments. it is a great place for food and culture.Our last stop was Split,Croatia. this was our small sun holiday.
The weather was lovely everyday the temperatures would reach 30 degrees.Split was another one of my favourite places, we would go to the beach everyday and the nightlife was also
exciting with many other people inter-railing around Europe.
Overall,I would highly recommend inter-railing to anyone interested in travelling in the future.


Vision and Imaging Science is the process of extracting useful information from images and videos. This has many applications in modern day life and is the basis behind things such as self driving cars, facial recognition and medical scans.
The ultimate goal of this field is to allow computer systems to see and understand the world around them. This would greatly help other fields such as robotics and medicine.
Facial recognition is a method of identifying an individual by comparing digital image data with the stored record for that person. This is one of the biometric identification systems. Other known forms of this type of work include fingerprint matching and voice recognition. Facial recognition systems are commonly used for security purposes but are increasingly being used in a variety of other applications.
For humans, it’s very easy to recognise objects even from varying perspectives but for computers, this is very difficult. One of computer vision’s main goals is to recognise 3D real-world objects and is a subset of AI. This requires a full 3D model of the object and dedicated hardware which is expensive. Hence, UCL is researching techniques in which a 3D model can be produced by taking many 2D images to generate novel views of the 3d object without the need for a full model.
Malaria is a life-threatening tropical disease usually spread by mosquitoes, which needs to be diagnosed on time to prevent further infections. The conventional method of detecting malarial parasites, microscopy, is time consuming and inefficient especially when tons of samples need to be analysed. The application of image processing on the detection of malarial parasites greatly improves its efficiency by digitalising images. The following video shows malaria diagnosis with computer vision, developed by the AI-DEV group, Makerere University, Uganda.
This field is all about looking at patient symptoms and being able to work out how far along the disease they have is and what it is. This is a hard task as the symptoms for one disease are usually not unique to it, and so the only way to know what disease they have is the order of appeareance and severity of the symptoms. This requires observation of the patients deteriating state which delays treatment. Vision and imaging science helps by looking at things like brainscans with machine learning to identify the stage of disease and learn the characteristic progression pattern.


Trader Tyra:
Did you like the incredible flavor of the Malrukian Wine? Well... Only a Dark Elf can truly appreciate its complex flavor...


Service providers are the central place of all Laravel application bootstrapping. Your own application, as well as all of Laravel's core services are bootstrapped via service providers.
But, what do we mean by "bootstrapped"? In general, we mean registering things, including registering service container bindings, event listeners, filters, and even routes. Service providers are the central place to configure your application.
If you open the config/app.php
file included with Laravel, you will see a providers
array. These are all of the service provider classes that will be loaded for your application. Of course, many of them are "deferred" providers, meaning they will not be loaded on every request, but only when the services they provide are actually needed.
In this overview you will learn how to write your own service providers and register them with your Laravel application.
All service providers extend the Illuminate\Support\ServiceProvider
class. This abstract class requires that you define at least one method on your provider: register
. Within the register
method, you should only bind things into the service container. You should never attempt to register any event listeners, routes, or any other piece of functionality within the register
method.
The Artisan CLI can easily generate a new provider via the make:provider
command:
php artisan make:provider RiakServiceProvider
Now, let's take a look at a basic service provider:
<?php namespace App\Providers;
use Riak\Connection;
use Illuminate\Support\ServiceProvider;
class RiakServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider {
/**
* Register bindings in the container.
*
* @return void
*/
public function register()
{
$this->app->singleton('Riak\Contracts\Connection', function($app)
{
return new Connection($app['config']['riak']);
});
}
}
This service provider only defines a register
method, and uses that method to define an implementation of Riak\Contracts\Connection
in the service container. If you don't understand how the service container works, don't worry, we'll cover that soon.
This class is namespaced under App\Providers
since that is the default location for service providers in Laravel. However, you are free to change this as you wish. Your service providers may be placed anywhere that Composer can autoload them.
So, what if we need to register an event listener within our service provider? This should be done within the boot
method. This method is called after all other service providers have been registered, meaning you have access to all other services that have been registered by the framework.
<?php namespace App\Providers;
use Event;
use Illuminate\Support\ServiceProvider;
class EventServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider {
/**
* Perform post-registration booting of services.
*
* @return void
*/
public function boot()
{
Event::listen('SomeEvent', 'SomeEventHandler');
}
/**
* Register bindings in the container.
*
* @return void
*/
public function register()
{
//
}
}
We are able to type-hint dependencies for our boot
method. The service container will automatically inject any dependencies you need:
use Illuminate\Contracts\Events\Dispatcher;
public function boot(Dispatcher $events)
{
$events->listen('SomeEvent', 'SomeEventHandler');
}
All service providers are registered in the config/app.php
configuration file. This file contains a providers
array where you can list the names of your service providers. By default, a set of Laravel core service providers are listed in this array. These providers bootstrap the core Laravel components, such as the mailer, queue, cache, and others.
To register your provider, simply add it to the array:
'providers' => [
// Other Service Providers
'App\Providers\AppServiceProvider',
],
If your provider is only registering bindings in the service container, you may choose to defer its registration until one of the registered bindings is actually needed. Deferring the loading of such a provider will improve the performance of your application, since it is not loaded from the filesystem on every request.
To defer the loading of a provider, set the defer
property to true
and define a provides
method. The provides
method returns the service container bindings that the provider registers:
<?php namespace App\Providers;
use Riak\Connection;
use Illuminate\Support\ServiceProvider;
class RiakServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider {
/**
* Indicates if loading of the provider is deferred.
*
* @var bool
*/
protected $defer = true;
/**
* Register the service provider.
*
* @return void
*/
public function register()
{
$this->app->singleton('Riak\Contracts\Connection', function($app)
{
return new Connection($app['config']['riak']);
});
}
/**
* Get the services provided by the provider.
*
* @return array
*/
public function provides()
{
return ['Riak\Contracts\Connection'];
}
}
Laravel compiles and stores a list of all of the services supplied by deferred service providers, along with the name of its service provider class. Then, only when you attempt to resolve one of these services does Laravel load the service provider.


COHESION AND INEQUALITY
Cohesion and Inequality
We had argued in our earlier research that middle-income countries would need to pay special attention to inequality because the shifting growth and urbanization strategies would likely worsen the distribution of labor income, and suggested that fiscal transfers to reduce unequal access to social services would be a good instrument. The last few years have been marked by an escalation of concerns about inequality. Even the IMF has begun to emphasize the links between inequality and growth (Ostry et al. 2014).
Inequality is rising in east asia despite regional convergence
Over the last decade, there has been a rapid rise in most indices of country inequality across the world, including in, but not restricted to, middle-income countries. The exception has been in Latin America, where already very high levels of inequality have slowly started to decline. In high-income countries, the concern has been with the slow wage growth of blue-collar workers. In many middle-income countries there is concern with graduate unemployment and the difficulties faced by young people in finding their first job. In some Arab middle-income economies, unemployment rates for graduates are even higher than the national average.


Social Media Updater
The backend scripts which will update the system's Facebook page and Twitter accounts.
Links to them here:
- https://www.facebook.com/Pineapplepoptartscms-262765314600132/
- https://twitter.com/Pineapp04967829
tweeter.js
Contains the main logic for posting a new tweet. Reads the configuration for communication with the Twitter API from twitterConfig.js
twitterConfig.js
Contains the configuration data for communication with the Twitter api. Twitter uses OAuth 1.0a protocol for authenticating all HTTP communications with their API.
facebookPoster.js
Contains the main logic for posting a Facebook post on a page.
Reads config data from facebookConfig.js
.
facebookConfig.js
Contains the page id for the page we are posting to and the page access token we are using. Do note that the page access token might be a bit buggy due to limited understanding of its lifespan at this point.
SocialMedia.js
The main driver for the subsystem. Listens for new incidents and incident updates from the CCO subsystem.
./test/test.js
Contains the unit tests for the subsystem. The unit testing framework used is Mocha
.
Directions
To run this, run npm install
to install all dependencies first.
To run the unit tests, run npm test
.
To run the subsystem's server, run npm start


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:art: Yet another theme for elegant writers with modern flat style and beautiful night mode.
Welcome to my website, this website currently has no purpose and also is still in development.


I’ve just added an ‘Updated’ section to my home page. Hopefully it’s a nice little signal that this site is a living space where I make changes from fixing typos and grammar to (potentially) outright changing my mind about something!


Submissions are welcome from academics working within a Higher Education environment, independent scholars, composers and musicians. Although the online environment provides scope for work of varying length, text-based work will normally be between 5,000 and 10,000 words in length.
Usually, a submission will be peer-reviewed by one member of the Board and other one reader with specialist knowledge of the field.
Scottish Music Review accepts submission of material for consideration that
Material for consideration should be sent to the Editor, Professor David J. Smith, by email (d.j.smith@abdn-ac-uk — change - to .), or using Dropbox if the submission includes large files. The postal address is:
Scottish Music Review
Department of Music, University of Aberdeen
MacRobert Building, King's College
Aberdeen
AB24 5UA
Scotland UK
Please ensure that you follow academic conventions in acknowledging the work of others, and that you have obtained all necessary permissions for copyright material used.
The journal is free to access, and is not a commercial operation.
Text may be submitted in Microsoft Word format without using styles, or in RTF or WordPerfect format. References should be inserted as endnotes; any recognisable citation style, if used consistently, is acceptable provided that it includes full information about each item.
Music examples, illustrations, figures, tables, and audio/video should be sent as separate files; indicate clearly where they should be inserted into the article.
Music examples should be submitted as high-resolution PDF files with embedded fonts or high-resolution 1200dpi TIF files, and should be accompanied by the original music files.
Graphics, audio and video should be provided in any standard file format.
Articles are typeset in XeLaTeX so alternatively authors may opt to typeset their own work.
Everything you need can be had from the SMR GitHub page using the command
git clone https://github.com/nickbailey/SMR
If you only use the LaTeX suite infrequently, or do not have the necessary software to clone the git, you may download a zipped archive which, unpacked, creates a folder with an empty SMR paper. The folder will be called "SMR_Submission". The empty paper looks like this, and it is created by XeLaTeX from the file empty.tex. Use your preferred LaTeX editor to create your document.
We have also produced a guidance document for authors in the form of an extended "cheat sheet" — this is not an introduction to XeLaTeX (although some documents useful in that regard are referenced). You can view or download it from here.


The Wedding Planner * *1/2 out of * * * * Starring: Jennifer Lopez, Matthew McConaughey, Bridgette Wilson, Justin Chambers, Judy Greer, Alex Rocco. Directed by: Adam Shankman Running Time: 102 Minutes Rated PG-13: sexual humor, language.
After 2000's visual feast "The Cell", Jennifer Lopez takes a complete 360 and makes a wonderfully flawed romantic comedy, that even with the predictability and cliched dialogue still captured me in my seat and kept me entertained throughout. Jennifer Lopez and Matthew McConaughey have such great formula as an onscreen couple, that it is impossible not to like them, if not the movie.
Maria "Mary" Fiore (Jennifer Lopez) is a young wedding planner who has been single for a while, and is married to her work. After getting her high heel shoe stuck in a sewage drain in the street, she is rescued from a menacing trash dumpster on it's way to smoosh her. Her rescuer is non-other than Dr. Steven James Edison, a pediatrician whom takes care of the bump on her head. Instantly she falls in love with him, and soon to find out...he is the groom of the next wedding she has planned, the same wedding that will make her go up in her business. Now she must try and figure out how to get through it, and how to fall out of love, with the one person that might truly be the one.
A light, fluffy romantic comedy "The Wedding Planner" is not a bad film at all. Through the opening credits and through the end credits I was entertained and had fun with the film. It does however have a few flaws, which come from the predicability and the cliched dialogue (how many times do we have to sit through the "How much I love you, but I'll never get you speech?). In the end however, you get that warm fuzzy feeling inside, and leave with a smile on your face, and your heart warm warmed up.
Adam Shankman, a choreographer of several movies including 2000's "Mission to Mars", 1999's "Inspector Gadget" and "She's All That", this is his first major motion picture as a director and he does do a good job at making a movie. Nothing special goes into a romantic comedy, so nothing special is expected and what is Adam Shankman gives it. The cleverly written dialogue by Pamela Falk and Michael Ellis is funny and fun to listen to.
For the acting, Jennifer Lopez in the title role is to me, the only person really cast for this role. After hitting it big in 1997's "Selena", Jennifer Lopez shows she can do any film, comedy, thriller, drama. She is great in the title role, and very funny as well. Matthew McConaughey is somewhat miscast in the role as Steve her love interest, and acts a bit like he doesn't want be in the movie. In too many scenes he is too plain and drained. Bridgette Wilson as the groom of the wedding is a beautiful and talented actress, and she gives a good performance as well.
"The Wedding Planner" is a nice, subtle romantic comedy that would make a great date movie. It's one of those movies you could watch a couple times, then leave it on the shelf, then watch it again. Its not even close to being a bad movie, but then again its not even close to being an excellent movie either.
Reviewed by Brandon Herring 3-2-01
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この際なんでforkさせていただきました！
https://github.com/haskell-jp/ghc_users_guide_ja
あと、一応リンクも張っておきます。
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SpongeBob SquarePants loses Gary in 'Sponge on the Run' trailer
by Wade SheridanNov. 14 (UPI) -- SpongeBob SquarePants is searching for his missing pet snail named Gary in the new trailer for Nickelodeon and Paramount's upcoming CGI film, The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run.
The clip, released on Thursday, features SpongeBob (Tom Kenny) discovering that Gary has been kidnapped, leading to him embarking on an epic journey with his best friend Patrick Star (Bill Fagerbakke).
SpongeBob and Patrick find themselves at the bustling lost city of Atlantic City which is filled with tasty treats and theme park rides.
The trailer also features the duo encountering a sage made out sage portrayed by Keanu Reeves and the origin story behind how Gary became SpongeBob's pet.
The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run, from writer and director Tim Hill, is set to arrive in theaters on May 22. The rest of the Bikini Bottom crew including Squidward (Rodger Bumpass), Mr. Krabs (Clancy Brown) and Sandy (Carolyn Lawrence) will also be making appearances.
Nickelodeon recently released on Twitter the poster for the film which features SpongeBob and Patrick using binoculars in front of Atlantic City.
Sponge on the Run is the third theatrical SpongeBob SquarePants movie following 2004's The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie and 2015's The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water.


Archaius
Features
Archaius includes a set of configuration management APIs used by Netflix. It provides the following functionalities:
- Allow configurations to change dynamically at runtime. This enable production systems to get configuration changes without having to restart.
- Add a cache layer that contains desired properties on top of the configuration to provide typed, fast and thread-safe access to the property.
- Create a hierarchy of configurations and determine the final property value in a simple, fast and thread-safe manner.
Documentation
Please see wiki for detail documentations.
Origin
Archaius is a species of Chameleon whose color exhibits the same dynamic nature as the configurations we use in Netflix.


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Getting started with a TOSCA component
Edit (pull request)In this section, we will details our JDK component that can be found in our github: JDK
Cloud Service Archive (CSAR)
A Cloud Service Archive (CSAR) is a folder or a zip file that contains types and templates definitions and any other files required for elements implementations. The structure of our JDK’s CSAR is the following:
├── images
│ ├── jdk.png
├── scripts
│ └── install_jdk.sh
├── jdk-type.yml
jdk-type.yml
is the TOSCA file which contains all the TOSCA definitions- The folders
/images
and/scripts
contain files which are referenced by thejdk-type.yml
file.
A TOSCA file can be written in XML or YAML.
Here we choose to use YAML because this is the format recognized by Alien4Cloud.
More details about CSAR here
The TOSCA file structure
The structure is the following:
tosca_definitions_version: # Required TOSCA Definitions version string
description: # Optional short description of the definitions inside the file
template_name: # Optional name of this service template
template_version: # Optional version of this service template
template_author: # Optional author of this service template
imports:
# list of import statements for importing other definitions files
node_types:
# list of node type definitions
capability_types:
# list of capability type definitions
relationship_types:
# list of relationship type definitions
More details on the TOSCA file definition here
The basic part
tosca_definitions_version: tosca_simple_yaml_1_0_0_wd03
description: TOSCA simple profile with JDK.
template_name: jdk-type
template_version: 1.0.0-SNAPSHOT
template_author: FastConnect
imports:
- tosca-normative-types:1.0.0-SNAPSHOT
A little explanation:
tosca_simple_yaml_1_0_0_wd03
is the TOSCA version which Alien will use to parse the file.tosca-normative-types:1.0.0-SNAPSHOT
means that our JDK component has a dependency to the TOSCA normative which is defined by another CSAR with the following value in its TOSCA file.
Alien4Cloud comes with a default version of the normative types inside its catalog.
Make sure that it matches the version you specify in your TOSCA file. Otherwise, you can import the needed version from our github
Main part: node_types
The JDK component has 2 node types: alien.nodes.JDK
and alien.nodes.JavaSoftware
.
alien.nodes.JDK
is the node which is responsible to install the JDKalien.nodes.JavaSoftware
is an abstract node to be extended by softwares which require a JDK.
The node_type structure
Here a description of a node_type
structure used by the jdk-type.yml
file:
<node_type_name>: # Define the name of the node type
abstract: # Optional boolean to specify it’s an abstract node
derived_from: # Optional parent node type name the node derives from
description: # Optional description
tags: # Optional key/value map to assign your own metadata to the node
# A default “icon” key is recognize by Alien4Cloud to associate an image to the node
properties:
# Optional list of property definitions
attributes:
# Optional list of attribute definitions
requirements:
# Optional sequenced list of requirement definitions
capabilities:
# Optional list of capability definitions
interfaces:
# Optional list of named interfaces
More details about node type definition here
The alien.nodes.JDK node_type in details
node_types:
alien.nodes.JDK:
derived_from: tosca.nodes.SoftwareComponent
description: >
Installation of JDK
tags:
icon: images/jdk.png
properties:
java_url:
type: string
required: true
default: "http://download.oracle.com/otn-pub/java/jdk/7u75-b13/jdk-7u75-linux-x64.tar.gz"
java_home:
type: string
required: true
default: "/opt/java"
attributes:
java_version: { get_operation_output: [ SELF, Standard, create, JAVA_VERSION ] }
java_message: { concat: ["Java help: ", get_operation_output: [ SELF, Standard, create, JAVA_HELP ]] }
capabilities:
jdk:
type: alien.capabilities.JDK
occurrences: [0, unbounded]
interfaces:
Standard:
create:
inputs:
JAVA_URL: { get_property: [SELF, java_url] }
JAVA_HOME: { get_property: [SELF, java_home] }
implementation: scripts/install_jdk.sh
derived_from: tosca.nodes.SoftwareComponent
Thealien.nodes.JDK
node type is derived from the TOSCA native nodetosca.nodes.SoftwareComponent
, the root type defined by TOSCA to define software components.icon: images/jdk.png
The node will use the image which can be found atimages/jdk.png
inside the CSAR archive.properties:
The node has 2 properties which will be used by the installation script.attributes:
The node defines 2 attributes to be shown at runtime.capabilities:
The node expose ajdk
capability to provide relationship of typealien.capabilities.JDK
(defined later in the file). It basically says that any nodes that require analien.capabilities.JDK
type can be linked to this node.interfaces:
Defines operations on the node.
By default, every TOSCA nodes has an implicit default lifecycle composed of several operations which are:create
,configure
,start
,stop
anddelete
. Here we only define thecreate
operation which calls theinstall_jdk.sh
script inside the CSAR archive.
The install_jdk.sh
The script installs a jdk on a Linux machine given a tarball archive and a target folder on the machine.
What is important to focus on is the inputs definition.
inputs:
JAVA_URL: { get_property: [SELF, java_url] }
JAVA_HOME: { get_property: [SELF, java_home] }
So we have 2 inputs are specified in the yaml file.
The values are retrieved from the node’s properties using the function get_property
.
The names JAVA_URL
and JAVA_HOME
, defined as key name of the inputs properties, are passed as variables environment before calling the install_jdk.sh
script. Therefore, inputs inside the script are simply called as normal variables.
echo "${currHostName}:${currFilename} Java url ${JAVA_URL}"
echo "${currHostName}:${currFilename} Java home ${JAVA_HOME}"
Another point to highlight is that it is a best practice to correctly handle errors and especially the exit code of your scripts thus the orchestrator leveraged by Alien4Cloud can correctly handle errors and notify that a node has failed.
Here we used a function to add an error message, but it is not mandatory.
error_exit () {
echo "${currHostName}:${currFilename} $2 : error code: $1"
exit $1
}
The alien.nodes.JavaSoftware node_type in details
alien.nodes.JavaSoftware:
abstract: true
derived_from: tosca.nodes.Root
description: The Alien JavaSoftware node represents a generic software component that can be launch by Java.
tags:
icon: images/jdk.png
requirements:
- java: alien.capabilities.JDK
relationship: alien.relationships.JavaSoftwareHostedOnJDK
abstract: true
This node is an abstract one, meaning that other nodes can extend it in order to inherit all of its definition.requirements:
This node requires to be linked to a node which offers thealien.capabilities.JDK
capability type with a relationship of typealien.relationships.JavaSoftwareHostedOnJDK
(defined later in the file).
Defining capability_types
Here the structure of the capability_type
used in the jdk-type.yml
file:
capability_types:
<capability_type_name>: # The name of the capability type
derived_from: # Optional parent Capability Type name the Capability Type derives from
The jdk-type.yml
file defines a alien.capabilities.JDK
type and it is derived from the tosca.capabilities.Container
TOSCA normative type.
capability_types:
alien.capabilities.JDK:
derived_from: tosca.capabilities.Container
More details about the capability definition here
Defining relationship_types
Here the structure of the relationship_type
used in the jdk-type.yml
file:
<relationship_type_name>: # The name of the relationship type
derived_from: # Optional parent Relationship Type name the Relationship Type derives from
description: # Optional description
valid_sources: # Optional list of one or more valid target entities or entity types (i.e., a Node Types or Capability Types).
valid_target_types: # Required list of one or more valid target entities or entity types (i.e., a Node Types or Capability Types).
In the source file:
alien.relationships.JavaSoftwareHostedOnJDK:
derived_from: tosca.relationships.HostedOn
description: Relationship use to describe that the SoftwareComponent is hosted on the JDK.
valid_sources: [ tosca.nodes.JavaSoftware ]
valid_target_types: [ alien.capabilities.JDK ]
alien.relationships.JavaSoftwareHostedOnJDK
is the name of our relationship type.derived_from: tosca.relationships.HostedOn
The relationship derives from thetosca.relationships.HostedOn
TOSCA normative type.valid_sources: [ tosca.nodes.JavaSoftware ]
The source of the relationship must be of a node with atosca.nodes.JavaSoftware
type in its requirements list.valid_target_types: [ alien.capabilities.JDK ]
The target of the relationship must be of a node with analien.capabilities.JDK
type in its capabilities list.
More details about the relationship type here
Next steps
- Going deeper writing TOSCA components
- Going deeper with TOSCA
- Upload your CSAR into Alien4Cloud


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