/business/online-review-link/update
Update an online review link.
Parameters
| Name |
Type |
Required |
Example |
Description |
| businessId |
integer |
yes |
6418 |
Business id. |
| clientId |
string(40) |
yes |
04f78...9f9f3 |
Client id is a unique user identifier provided by GetFiveStars. |
| hash |
string(64) |
yes |
bd13a40...303f3c5 |
Hash is a digital request signature. Learn how to generate hash here. |
| link |
string |
yes |
http://getfivestars.com |
Online review link URL. |
| type |
string(google, yelp, citysearch, facebook, ...) |
yes |
google |
Online review link type. |
Request
POST https://getfivestars.com/api/business/online-review-link/update
[Content-Type: application/json]
{
"businessId": 6418,
"clientId": "627d5e234e1a2f503c9e12262cf313d693575895",
"hash": "b98340caf25c00be59f5bb5405ca8f358edf22c15a4f8527785af047e541f857",
"link": "https://google.com",
"type": "google"
}
Response
{
"errorCode": 0,
"errorMessage": "Success"
}
Errors
| errorCode |
errorMessage |
| -1 |
Unknown error |
| 1 |
Invalid hash sign |
| 2 |
Invalid clientId |
| 3 |
Server error - please contact support |
| 5 |
This user cannot manage selected business |
| 27 |
Social link is invalid |
| 28 |
Unsupported social link type |
| 37 |
Unable to change online review link |
| 38 |
Social link with selected type was not found. Please create one first. |


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Recentlt my friend got a Honda CR-V and loved it, but she wasn't thrilled with the display on the media center. So we decided we look into adjusting things and making it more her style. We started by just checking the stock settings to see if there was anything we could do.
We were able to set the background color for the system. We were also able to pick a couple "Themes" that didn't seem to change anything. So, noticing that there is a USB plug in the center console, I decided to investigate and see if there was something else we could do.
In my research I discovered that you could actually upload a picture as the background for the entertainment system. You could even set it up to play movies, or other videos. But, just starting out we figured we would focus on setting a picture as the background. So she picked out a picture and we had to crop to the correct size and convert it to a PNG file so the system could use it.
We put the picture on a USB drive and plugged it into the car. We were able to find the file and move it to the backgrounds folder with the "Default" pictures for the system. Once the picture was in the correct folder it was as easy and setting the background just like any other picture. Our next adventure is setting a custom "Theme" and "Actions."


A little to know about me. Im 29 years old, I love to be outside in the summer as mush as possible. This year my wife and i were blessed with our daughter. She has changed our entire world for the better.


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This article discusses the implementation of an link based linear list as coded in c++.
Unit Tests
The following code is the unit tests developed for the link based linear list.
See Quick Unit Testing in c++
for an article on how the unit test code was developed.
Unit test class for link based linear list
The LinkList Class
The following code was developed to meet the unit tests described in LinkListUnitTests.
Link based linear list
Algorithm Complexity
The following is a list of methods within the LinkList class and their respective
complexity.
- void AddFirst(T& element) — O(1)
- void AddLast(T& element) — O(1)
- void Clear() — O(n)
- bool Contains(T& element) — O(n)
- DoubleLinkNode* Find(T& element); — O(n)
- DoubleLinkNode* FindLast(T& element); — O(n)
- int LastIndexOf(T& element) — O(n)
- void Remove(T& element) — O(n)
- void RemoveNode(DoubleLinkNode* node) — O(1)
- void RemoveAll(T& element) — O(n)
- void RemoveFirst() — O(1)
- void RemoveLast() — O(1)
- T* ToArray() — O(n)
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Concurrent Algorithms and Data Structures: 2016-2017
|
Lecturer |
|
|
Degrees |
Schedule C1 (CS&P) — Computer Science and Philosophy Schedule C1 — Computer Science |
|
Term |
Michaelmas Term 2016 (approximately 20 lectures) |
Overview
This is an advanced course on concurrent programming. The course will combine principles and practice. Principles to be studied include correctness conditions for concurrent datatypes, and the relative power of different synchronization operations. More practical topics will include how to implement concurrency primitives - such as locks and monitors - and concurrent datatypes - such as linked lists, queues, and hash tables.This course is largely independent of the second year Concurrent Programming course, although there are clearly strong links between the two. Concurrent Programming is based upon the message-passing paradigm; much of the emphasis is on using concurrency as a way of structuring large programs. This course will be based upon low-level concurrency primitives, such as compare-and-swap; the emphasis will be on speed. MSc students could take this course in Michaelmas, followed by Concurrent Programming in Hilary.
Learning outcomes
After studying this course, students will:
- Understand the importance of mutual exclusion, and different ways to implement it;
- Understand correctness criteria for concurrent datatypes;
- Understand the relative power of different concurrency primitives;
- Be able to implement concurrency primitives, such as locks and monitors;
- Be able to implement concurrent datatypes, such as stacks, queues and hash tables, and justify their correctness.
Prerequisites
Familiarity with standard programming techniques (e.g. loop invariants, data abstraction, datatype invariants, inheritance, stacks, queues, linked lists, hash tables). Some familiarity with concurrent programming (e.g. shared variables, race conditions, deadlocks, mutual exclusion, Java-style monitors, locks, message passing). Undergraduates will have acquired the relevant background from core courses. MSc students should have previously studied a course on concurrent programming; they are encouraged to discuss their background with the course lecturer if unsure.
The course textbook uses Java. However, we will use Scala in lectures, because it will make the presentation of some of the algorithms cleaner. Students should be able to understand programs written in either language, and be efficient at coding in at least one; students unfamiliar with Scala should read the Scala Tutorial, http://www.scala-lang.org/docu/files/ScalaTutorial.pdf
Synopsis
The course will be based heavily on the course textbook, The Art of Multiprocessor Programming by Maurice Herlihy and Nir Shavit. The book combines a study of the foundational principles (roughly Chapters 2-6), and more practical aspects roughly Chapters 7 onwards). References below are to the course textbook.
1. Introduction: why concurrent programming is hard; paradigms of concurrent programming; shared objects and synchronization; mutual exclusion; producer-consumer problem; readers-writers problem; Amdahl's Law. (Chapter 1.)
2. Mutual Exclusion: critical sections; building locks; Peterson lock; Bakery lock; fairness; lower bounds on the number of locations. (Chapter 2, excluding Sections 2.4, 2.7.)
3. Concurrent Datatypes: concurrency and correctness; sequential consistency; linearizability; progress conditions; the Java Memory Model. (Chapter 3, excluding Section 3.3.)
4. Spin Locks and Contention: test-and-set locks; exponential back-off; queue locks. (Chapter 7, excluding Sections 7.6-7.8.)
5. Monitors and Blocking Synchronization: monitor locks; conditions; readers-writers locks; re-entrant lock; semaphores. (Chapter 8.)
6. Foundations of Shared Memory: registers; register constructions (probably mostly left for reading); atomic snapshots. (Chapter 4, excluding most of Section 4.2.)
7. The Relative Power of Synchronization Methods: consensus numbers; atomic registers; compare-and-set; other consensus protocols. (Chapter 5, excluding Sections 5.5.)
8. The Universality of Consensus: universality; lock-free universal construction; wait-free universal construction. (Chapter 6.)
9. Linked Lists: the Role of Locking: concurrent reasoning; coarse-grained synchronization; fine-grained synchronization; optimistic synchronization; lazy synchronization; non-blocking synchronization. (Chapter 9.)
10. Concurrent Queues and the ABA Problem: bounded partial queue; unbounded total queue; unbounded lock-free queue; memory reclamation and the ABA problem. (Chapter 10.)
11. Concurrent Stacks and Elimination: a lock-free stack; elimination back-off stack. (Chapter 11.)
12. Counting, Sorting and Distributed Coordination: combining trees; counting networks; sorting networks (Chapter 12, excluding Sections 12.4-12.6.)
13. Concurrent Hashing and Natural Parallelism: closed-address hash sets (coarse-grained, striped, sharded, refinable); lock-free hash set (recursive split-ordering); open-addressed hash set (sharded; cuckoo hashing). (Chapter 13, probably omitting some subsubsections, and including material from elsewhere.)
14. Skiplists and Balanced Search: lock-based concurrent skiplist; lock-free concurrent skiplist. (Chapter 14.)
Syllabus
Mutual exclusion; correctness conditions for concurrent datatypes; foundations of shared memory; the relative power of synchronization methods; universality of consensus. Implementing locks and monitors; implementing concurrent datatypes such as linked lists, queues, counting and sorting networks, hash tables and skip lists.


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[2] BERT: Pre-training of Deep Bidirectional Transformers for Language Understanding https://arxiv.org/abs/1810.04805
[3] Leveraging Pre-trained Checkpoints for Sequence Generation Tasks https://arxiv.org/abs/1907.12461
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Russia banned for four years from all major sporting events over doping scandal - but can still compete in Euro 2020
by Kathleen OatesRussia has been hit with a four-year ban from all major sporting events by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA).
But the Russians, who were part of Scotland's qualifying group, are clear to compete in the Euro 2020 football championship because European football's governing body UEFA is not recognised as a major event organisation in terms of rulings on anti-doping breaches.
St Petersburg is a designated host city for Euro 2020, but Russia will not be permitted to participate in the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, or the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
Athletes from Russia who can prove they have not been involved in the doping scandal will be able to compete under a neutral flag, with the Russian flag and national anthem banned from all major sporting events, according to the BBC,.
More than 160 Russian athletes competed under a neutral flag at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang after Russia was banned at the 2014 Games in Sochi.
Russia has been barred from competing as a nation in athletics events since 2015.
WADA's executive committee made the unanimous call during a meeting in Lausanne in Switzerland.
Russia's internal anti-doping agency RUSADA was declared "non-compliant" for tampering with data handed to investigators in January 2019.
It was told to hand over laboratory data to WADA as a condition of its controversial reinstatement in 2018 after a three-year suspension for the state-sponsored doping scandal.
Russia has 21 days to appeal the ban.


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UI Library adds some functionality to textarea fields. 1. Autoheight adaptation depending on the content. 2. Text counter using the textarea property data-maxchars="200".


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I am an aspiring web developer seeking employment in tech to advance my professional goals while leveraging my considerable training and technical support experience.
I am deepening my familiarity with various web technologies such as Ruby on Rails, Meteor.js, Javascript, HTML/CSS, and Git while I work as a rigger for the IATSE Local 11, as well as providing junior level Wordpress development support to Anthony Schwartzman Interactive.
Simply put, my well developed compliment of skills can make your life easier.


We hear your words. Why another JavaScript framework?! When development of PhoneGap was under way we noticed slow load times for modern JavaScript frameworks (such as Prototype, MooTools, YUI, Ext and (yes) even jQuery. A big reason why these libraries are so big is because is mostly they contain a great deal of cross browser compatability code. The mobile space has less browser implementations (so far) and different needs. Thus XUI.
XUI strives to be a framework for first class mobile device browsers such as WebKit, Fennec and Opera with future support under consideration for IE Mobile and BlackBerry.
Minified code is less than 6k! official builds coming soonish - Brian Jan 6, 2009
Clone the source from GitHub:
git clone git://github.com/brianleroux/xui.git
To build xui: run rake in the shell of your choice from the root of the project directory. (This requires Ruby.)
There are other tasks for code minification, running the specs and generating docs. Run rake -T
to see them all.
Check out the example directory for a comprehensive example application. Specs are in the spec directory.
Welcome the XUI documentation. This is generated from inline documentation in the xui javascript source.
XUI is available to the entire document as x$. It is a function, that accepts a query selector. The syntax is mostly chainable and should be familiar to anyone who has worked with jQuery.
x$('a.navigation').css({ background:'blue' });
The query selection engine is based on the browser implementation of querySelectorAll so its fast. Real fast. XUI allows for a single expression, an element or an array of elements to be passed
x$(window);
Manipulating the document object model (DOM).
Adds elements or changes the content of an element on a page.
syntax:
x$(window).html( location, htmlFragment );
or..
x$(window).html( htmlFragment );
arguments:
example:
x$('#foo').html( 'inner', htmlFragment );
x$('#foo').html( 'outer', htmlFragment );
x$('#foo').html( 'top', htmlFragment );
x$('#foo').html( 'bottom', htmlFragment );
or
x$('#foo').html('
sweet as honey
');
A good old fashioned event handling system.
Registers a callback function to a DOM event on the element collection.
This method has shortcut aliases for:
For more information see:
syntax:
x$('button').on( 'click', function(){ alert('hey that tickles!') });
arguments:
example:
x$(window).load(function(e){
x$('.save').touchstart( function(evt){ alert('tee hee!') });
});
Anything related to how things look. Usually, this is CSS.
syntax:
x$(selector).setStyle(property, value);
arguments:
example:
x$('.txt').setStyle('color', '#000');
syntax:
x$(selector).getStyle(property, callback);
arguments:
example:
x$('ul#nav li.trunk').getStyle('font-size');
x$('a.globalnav').getStyle( 'background', function(prop){ prop == 'blue' ? 'green' : 'blue' });
syntax:
$(selector).addClass(className);
arguments:
example:
$('.foo').addClass('awesome');
syntax:
x$(selector).removeClass(className);
arguments:
example:
x$('.awesome').removeClass('awesome');
syntax:
x$(selector).css(object);
arguments:
example:
x$('#box5').css({ backgroundColor:'blue', width:'100px', border:'2px solid red' });
Animations mostly but we're not excluding any ideas.
syntax:
x$('#box').tween({ left:100px, backgroundColor:'blue' });
x$('#box').tween([{ left:100px, backgroundColor:'green', duration:.2 }, { right:100px }]);
x$('#box').tween({ left:100px}).tween({ left:100px });
arguments:
properties:object an object literal of element properties to tween.
_or_
queue:array an array literal of objects which contain properties to tween sequentially.
example:
Remoting methods and ultilites.
syntax:
xhr('path/to/file.html', {});
arguments:
url:string the url for request
options:object
callback:function to call on 200 status
Returns responseText back example:
syntax:
xhr('path/to/file.html', {});
arguments:
url:string the url for request
options:object (Options is the same as XHR with map:object and new callback:function)
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GPars (formerly GParallelizer) offers Groovy developers intuitive ways to handle tasks concurrently.
The framework provides straightforward Groovy-based Domain Specific Languages (DSLs) to declare, which parts of the code should be performed in parallel. Objects are enhanced with asynchronous methods like eachParallel(), collectParallel() and others, to perform collection-based operations in parallel. Also, closures can be turned into their asynchronous variants, which when invoked schedule the original closure for processing in an executor service. The library also provides several helper methods for running a set of closures concurrently.
Effective Scala-like actors are ready to make your code leverage an inherently safer way to organize concurrent code by eliminating mutable shared state altogether. With actors support you can quickly create several independent Actors, which consume messages passed to them in their own thread and communicate with other actors by sending them messages. You then build your solution by combining these actors into a communication network.
The library has four logical parts.


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MaxBettiNumbers
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HilbertPolynomial
HilbertPolynomial
Functions with optional argument named HilbertPolynomial :
maxBettiNumbers(..., HilbertPolynomial => ...)
For the programmer
The object
HilbertPolynomial
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Shhh! It's secret. Time will let you know!
I love code. I teach myself to learn Information Technology. Creativity is the biggest reason that I love it. I belong it...
I'm a giddy boy, a naughty student and.... Sometimes I'm romantic, sometimes not. I entered Ho Chi Minh city University of Law in the fall of 2012.
The first time I cry in my life is 3h40 AM, 01/06/1994. I don't know how it is, but I always think that it's a beautiful day! Yes, I'm a Gemini. I'm summer boy!
When I was a child, when I was a boy and until now...
The first day or the last day of my life.
Forever!
Freedom like an eagle, Fighting like a lion and Power like a king!
Never use your life to follow the thoughts of others. Listen to your heart. Do what you want. That is the true happiness!
I don't need to apologize for who I am and what I want.
Dream it. Do it. Make it come to life!


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Numeric annotations can also be used to indicate that a database element must not or need not be present to match the query.
Negated elements
must not be present in
the matching subgraph. Negated elements are specified by the
numeric annotation [0]
, indicating
that exactly zero database elements can match this query
element.
Optional elements
may be but are not
required to be present in the matching subgraph. Optional elements
are specified by the numeric annotation
[0..]
or
[0..
,
indicating that zero or more database elements can match this
query element.
j
]
To be well formed, a query must remain a connected graph after removing any negated or optional elements.
The database fragment shown in Figure 4.24 includes information on movies and any awards they have won.
This fragment contains information on three movies, all directed by
Ron Howard. A Beautiful Mind was nominated for
and won the Academy Award for Best Picture for 2002;
Apollo 13 was nominated for the Academy
Award for Best Picture for 1995, but the Oscar was awarded to
Forrest Gump that year; and Far and
Away was not nominated for any Academy Awards.
Suppose we want to find all movies that have not been nominated for an Academy Award. One way to do so is to only match subgraphs that do not include any Academy Award objects.
The [0]
annotation on the
award object means that this query
matches only those movies that are not linked to any Academy Awards.
For now we’ll simply note that the [1..]
edge annotation is usually the correct annotation for edges adjacent
to negated or optional vertices and proceed accordingly. Additional
information on choosing the correct annotation for edges adjacent to
negated or optional vertices is included in the section
“Annotating edges adjacent to negative and optional
vertices” later in this chapter.
The result of executing this query on the database fragment shown in Figure 4.24 is shown below.
Only a single movie, Far and Away, matches the
query. Note that negated query elements do not appear in the query
results.
Because the query includes a [0]
annotation on the award vertex, there
can be no corresponding object in order to match
the query, and
therefore no award objects can appear in
the matching subgraphs.
Compare this query to a similar query where we don’t care whether the movie has been nominated for an Academy Award.
In this example, the award vertex is
annotated with [0..]
, making matches to
this vertex optional. That is, subgraphs in the database will match
this query regardless of whether or not the corresponding movie has
been nominated for an Academy Award. The results
of executing the new query with the optional
award vertex are shown below.
This time, all three movies appear in the query results. The optional
award vertex lets the query match both
movies that have received nominations and movies that have not
received any nominations. Because Far and Away has
no nominations, its subgraph does not include any award
objects.
Although not yet supported by Proximity, QGraph queries can include negated and optional edges in addition to negated and optional vertices. Care must be taken to avoid disconnected queries; queries with negated or optional edges must also include required alternate paths to all query elements.
Figure 4.29 illustrates a query that
includes a negated edge. This query finds movies that have been
nominated for, but not won an Academy Award. The
won edge is annotated with
[0]
indicating that matching subgraphs
must not include a matching link.
To prevent the
query from becoming disconnected, the nominated
edge is required. The [1..]
edge annotation
means that the query only matches subgraphs that contain one or more
nominated
links connecting the movie to any
Academy Award objects.
The expected results, had we been able to execute this query in Proximity, are shown below.
Only one movie in our database fragment,
Apollo 13 has been nominated for but not
won an Academy Award.
Because edges adjacent to annotated vertices must themselves be
annotated, how are we to annotate the edge adjacent to a negated or
optional vertex? In general, the usual annotation of
[1..]
remains appropriate. We require the
presence of the query edge to avoid having the query become
disconnected.
For example, an optional edge connected to an optional
vertex could result in a disconnected subgraph when the matching
vertex is present but the matching edge is not. Optional or negated
edges are usually inappropriate in most queries, although they may
be safely used if other elements in the query ensure that the query remains
connected after removing any optional or negated elements.
For example, consider the database fragment shown in Figure 4.31.
If we wanted to identify author-book pairs and
also include movie adaptations, if any, we might initially (and
incorrectly) create a query
that looks like that shown in Figure 4.32.
This query uses the improper annotation [0..]
for
both the movie vertex and adjacent
adapted-to edge. Such a query can match
disconnected subgraphs. Consider the highlighted subset of elements
from this database shown in Figure 4.33.
The highlighted set of objects and links matches the query shown in
Figure 4.32.
The [0..]
annotation on the movie vertex and
[0..]
annotation on the
adapted-to edge mean that the query is
allowed to match database structures that include a matching
movie object but that omit the matching
adapted-to link. This can
produce disconnected subgraphs like the highlighted elements shown
above, which clearly isn’t what was intended by the query.
To prevent the possibility of matching such disconnected subgraphs,
use the [1..]
annotation on edges adjacent to a
vertex annotated with [0]
or
[0..]
.


I had always been fascinated with LSD but hadnít taken any for approximately 30 years, since my early 20s. At age 48 I no longer have a social life conducive to the acquisition of such substances, so I decided to go the legal route with Morning Glory seeds. I finely ground 200 Heavenly Blues--purchased online and touted as untreated--in a coffee grinder and slowly ate the powder a pinch at a time interspersed with sips of sparkling water. When I had finished eating the powder one hour later, I was already beginning to feel the effects.
I watched TV while I slowly ate the seeds, and even after the seeds took effect, I absently continued to watch a local news program, not thinking to change the channel due to being thoroughly engrossed. I began grinning and laughing shortly after the first effects took hold. At about the second hour since ingestion, I lay down and fell asleep for about half an hour. I awoke fresh and quite high. As the evening wore on, the hallucinations were brilliant and beautiful. Unfortunately, I could sense impurities in the substance. Where LSD has a certain fluidity, this trip was identical except for a certain static-like quality working its way in. Around the 2 to 3 hour mark, I began to feel ill. I eventually threw up and felt much better, but it was a long haul getting from bed, to the toilet, and back to bed in one piece.
As with LSD, I experienced the disintegration of my normal ego. Unlike my teenage experiences, in the intervening years I had experimented much with various yoga practices and studied Vedanta philosophy, especially Bhagavad Gita. Therefore, this effect was not at all puzzling as it was when I was young. Although I simply lay on my bed, in my mind I wandered about omnisciently, the Godhead himself. I played a trick involving realizing everyone is one, but not one, all. Me, the ordinary guy, was a puddle of insignificant humanity. But as for me, the enlightened, I am we. But there is no we either--I am we, but we are unified in contradiction. I couldnít help thinking of the Beatles lyrics, ďI am he as you are he as you are me and we are all together.ď
I experienced--not intellectually realized, but experienced--the truth within the phrase from the Brihad-aranyaka Upanishad--neti neti (not this, not this). Easier to say was isnít than what is. I realized then while I was experiencing this Godlike state that articulating the experience would never convey the meaning--which is born out here. As I lay on my side, I recited the Mahamantra: Hare Krishna Hare Krishna, Krishna Krishna, Hare Hare--Hare Rama Hare Rama, Rama Rama Hare Hare. But not quickly in a staccato fashion, but very very slowly, savoring the sound and movement of my mouth and tongue--Haaaaarrrreee Krrrrrishnnnnnaaaaa Haaaarrrreee Krrrrriiishnnnnaaa. Delicious, fluid syllables.
How wrong, I thought, for the devotees to recite it rapid fire. It should be recited very leisurely, making every sound count, every name meant sincerely, without mechanical repetition. As the evening progressed the visual effects continued unabated and seemed to increase in color and depth. I experienced a few minutes of despair when I thought about my normal life--how wrong, misguided, unenlightened and mundane it was.
I once again tried reciting the mantra, but quickly stopped because it was standing in the way of solving the mental problem at hand that I was trying to work through. In hindsight, I wonder whether I should have consciously sat for a sustained session of mantra instead of chasing intellectual loops, but I didnít. Finally I put my hands to my head and said 'oh shit.' But then I quickly reminded myself that my life would again make sense when I came down in a little while, and I calmed myself down nicely and fell asleep shortly afterwards.
All in all, it was a very positive experience, and I fell asleep sometime after 8 hours, still tripping away. I plan to try it again, but in the hopes of controlling the nausea better I will try 100 seeds and see how that goes. In two ways it was superior to LSD--no teeth clenching, and no speedy-can't-sleep syndrome. If not for the nausea, it would have been one of the best trips I ever had.
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.


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#include <stSlimTree.h>
Public Attributes | |
| char | Magic [4] |
| int | SplitMethod |
| int | ChooseMethod |
| int | CorrectMethod |
| stPageID | Root |
| double | MinOccupation |
| stCount | MaxOccupation |
| stCount | Height |
| stCount | ObjectCount |
| stSize | NodeCount |
This structure defines the SlimTree header structure. This type was left public to allow the creation of debug tools.
Definition at line 689 of file stSlimTree.h.
| int stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::tSlimHeader::ChooseMethod |
Choose method
Definition at line 705 of file stSlimTree.h.
Referenced by stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::GetChooseMethod(), and stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::SetChooseMethod().
| int stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::tSlimHeader::CorrectMethod |
Correct method.
Definition at line 710 of file stSlimTree.h.
| stCount stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::tSlimHeader::Height |
The height of the tree
Definition at line 730 of file stSlimTree.h.
Referenced by stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::GetHeight().
| char stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::tSlimHeader::Magic[4] |
Magic number. This is a short string that must contains the magic string "SLIM". It may be used to validate the file (this feature is not implemented yet).
Definition at line 695 of file stSlimTree.h.
| stCount stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::tSlimHeader::MaxOccupation |
Maximum number of objects in a node.
Definition at line 725 of file stSlimTree.h.
Referenced by stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::GetMaxOccupation(), and stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::SetMaxOccupation().
| double stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::tSlimHeader::MinOccupation |
Minimum percentage of objects in a node.
Definition at line 720 of file stSlimTree.h.
Referenced by stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::GetMinOccupation(), and stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::SetMinOccupation().
| stSize stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::tSlimHeader::NodeCount |
Total number of nodes.
Definition at line 740 of file stSlimTree.h.
Referenced by stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::GetNodeCount().
| stCount stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::tSlimHeader::ObjectCount |
Total number of objects.
Definition at line 735 of file stSlimTree.h.
Referenced by stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::GetNumberOfObjects().
| stPageID stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::tSlimHeader::Root |
The root of the Slim-tree
Definition at line 715 of file stSlimTree.h.
| int stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::tSlimHeader::SplitMethod |
Split method.
Definition at line 700 of file stSlimTree.h.
Referenced by stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::GetSplitMethod(), and stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::SetSplitMethod().


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Organisation
open class Organisation : NSObject
Model class to represent Organisation objects, you may write extensions to add additional properties for organisation.
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Initializes object with data dictionary.
Declaration
Swift
public init(data: NSDictionary)
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Initializes object with empty data dictionary.
Declaration
Swift
public override init()
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Returns dictionary object representation of organisation
Declaration
Swift
public func dictionaryObject() -> NSMutableDictionary
Return Value
Dictionary object.
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Debuggable description of person.
Declaration
Swift
override open var description: String { get }
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Entracer id for organisation.
Declaration
Swift
open var ident: String? { get set }
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Organisation name.
Declaration
Swift
open var name: String? { get set }
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Email address.
Declaration
Swift
open var email: String? { get set }
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Phone number.
Declaration
Swift
open var phone: String? { get set }
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Fax number.
Declaration
Swift
open var fax: String? { get set }
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Website url.
Declaration
Swift
open var website: String? { get set }
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Organisation status could be
New
,Active
,Dormant
,Blacklisted
.Declaration
Swift
open var status: String? { get set }
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Entracer tags for organisation.
Declaration
Swift
open var tags: [String]? { get set }
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Street 1 for billing address.
Declaration
Swift
open var billing_street_1: String? { get set }
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Street 2 for billing address.
Declaration
Swift
open var billing_street_2: String? { get set }
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City for billing address.
Declaration
Swift
open var billing_city: String? { get set }
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State for billing address.
Declaration
Swift
open var billing_state: String? { get set }
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Zip code for billing address.
Declaration
Swift
open var billing_zip_code: String? { get set }
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Country for billing address.
Declaration
Swift
open var billing_country: String? { get set }
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Street 1 for shipping address.
Declaration
Swift
open var shipping_street_1: String? { get set }
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Street 2 for shipping address.
Declaration
Swift
open var shipping_street_2: String? { get set }
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City for shipping address.
Declaration
Swift
open var shipping_city: String? { get set }
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State for shipping address.
Declaration
Swift
open var shipping_state: String? { get set }
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Zip code for shipping address.
Declaration
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open var shipping_zip_code: String? { get set }
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Country for shipping address.
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open var shipping_country: String? { get set }


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See: Description
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbsEnu |
AbsEnu Local Set.
|
| AbsEnu_RotAboutEast |
MIMD
AbsEnu rotAboutEast attribute. |
| AbsEnu_RotAboutNorth |
MIMD
AbsEnu rotAboutNorth attribute. |
| AbsEnu_RotAboutUp |
MIMD
AbsEnu rotAboutUp attribute. |
| AbsGeocentric |
AbsGeocentric Local Set.
|
| AbsGeocentric_X |
MIMD
AbsGeocentric x attribute. |
| AbsGeocentric_Y |
MIMD
AbsGeocentric y attribute. |
| AbsGeocentric_Z |
MIMD
AbsGeocentric z attribute. |
| AbsGeodetic |
AbsGeodetic Local Set.
|
| AbsGeodetic_Hae |
MIMD
AbsGeodetic hae attribute. |
| AbsGeodetic_Lat |
MIMD
AbsGeodetic lat attribute. |
| AbsGeodetic_Lon |
MIMD
AbsGeodetic lon attribute. |
| Confidence |
Confidence Local Set.
|
| Confidence_CircularError |
MIMD
Confidence circularError attribute. |
| Confidence_Level |
MIMD
Confidence level attribute. |
| Confidence_LinearError |
MIMD
Confidence linearError attribute. |
| Kinematic |
Kinematic Local Set.
|
| Kinematic_K1 |
MIMD
Kinematic k1 attribute. |
| Kinematic_K2 |
MIMD
Kinematic k2 attribute. |
| Kinematic_K3 |
MIMD
Kinematic k3 attribute. |
| Kinematic_Level |
MIMD
Kinematic level attribute. |
| Orientation |
Orientation Local Set.
|
| Orientation_Course |
MIMD
Orientation course attribute. |
| Orientation_Kinematics |
MIMD
Orientation kinematics attribute. |
| Orientation_MagneticHeading |
MIMD
Orientation magneticHeading attribute. |
| Position |
Position Local Set.
|
| Position_Country |
MIMD
Position country attribute. |
| Position_Kinematics |
MIMD
Position kinematics attribute. |
| Position_Sources |
MIMD
Position sources attribute. |
| RelOrientation |
RelOrientation Local Set.
|
| RelOrientation_Alpha |
MIMD
RelOrientation alpha attribute. |
| RelOrientation_Beta |
MIMD
RelOrientation beta attribute. |
| RelOrientation_Psi |
MIMD
RelOrientation psi attribute. |
| RelPosition |
RelPosition Local Set.
|
| RelPosition_X |
MIMD
RelPosition x attribute. |
| RelPosition_Y |
MIMD
RelPosition y attribute. |
| RelPosition_Z |
MIMD
RelPosition z attribute. |
| Source |
Source Local Set.
|
| Source_NumNavSatInView |
MIMD
Source numNavSatInView attribute. |
| Stage |
Stage Local Set.
|
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| AbsEnuMetadataKey |
AbsEnu metadata keys. |
| AbsGeocentricMetadataKey |
AbsGeocentric metadata keys. |
| AbsGeodeticMetadataKey |
AbsGeodetic metadata keys. |
| ConfidenceMetadataKey |
Confidence metadata keys. |
| KinematicMetadataKey |
Kinematic metadata keys. |
| OrientationMetadataKey |
Orientation metadata keys. |
| PositionMetadataKey |
Position metadata keys. |
| PositionMethod |
PositionMethod enumerated values.
|
| RelOrientationMetadataKey |
RelOrientation metadata keys. |
| RelPositionMetadataKey |
RelPosition metadata keys. |
| SourceMetadataKey |
Source metadata keys. |
| StageMetadataKey |
Stage metadata keys. |
ST 1901, ST 1902, ST 1903, ST 1904, ST 1905, ST 1906, ST 1907 and ST 1908 collectively define Motion Imagery Metadata (MIMD). The Motion Imagery Metadata (MIMD) Model includes locations, orientations, and kinematics (velocity, acceleration, etc.) of platforms, gimbals, sensors, sensor elements, geospatial and other points. The locations and orientations are either absolute references to a well-known frame of reference (e.g., WGS84) or relative references to other locations and orientations. Each location and orientation pairing define a “stage” that has the potential to be the frame of reference for another location and orientation. Linking stages together forms the Staging System. The Staging System then defines an ability to describe, in metadata, the physical make-up and configuration of a system and the time varying physical relationships of the system and its sub-system components.
Implementation note: Most of the implementation of this document is generated from the Motion Imagery Modeling Language (MIML) representation.
Copyright © 2022 West Ridge Systems. All rights reserved.


§576B-505 Penalties for noncompliance. An employer that wilfully fails to comply with an income withholding order issued in another state and received for enforcement shall be subject to the same penalties that may be imposed for noncompliance with an order issued by a tribunal of this State. [L 1997, c 295, pt of §1; am L 2015, c 77, pt of §1]


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Sam Gentile: "BTW, Tomas was a Technical Reviewer on my Visual C++.NET book and was a huge resource!!".
Thanks, Sam! I gotta say, working with you was a real pleasure, and I'm quite happy about how your work turn out! Keep up the good work!


j0j0r
is is an R-package built to calculate the unscreened current correlation tensor of the plasma fluctuation model of Bindslev 1996, Journal of Atmospheric and Terrestial Physics, 58, 983.
The code is meant to be distribution-agnostic, i.e. it should be able to handle any reasonable form of the momentum distribution. Integrals over the momentum distribution are calculated numerically. Analytic solutions, possible only in special cases, are not used/supported.
The package contains functions to set up a number of momentum distribution types:
An isotropic Maxwellian distribution.
A bi-Maxwellian distribution with drift along the magnetic field.
A generalized Lorentzian / Kappa distribution.
A ring-distribution.
A bivariate normal distribution.
A slowdown distribution: an isotropic fast-ion slowdown with transport modifications as formulated by Wilkie 2018. See https://arxiv.org/abs/1808.01934v2.
Apart from those, users are free to input new distribution functions of their own design.
Install the development version from GitHub with:
if (!require("devtools")) { install.packages("devtools") } devtools::install_github("mstejner/j0j0r")
The package is not yet on CRAN.
The example below shows the basic work flow for a Maxwellian distribution. The package vignette gives a more thorough introduction and a discussion of the effects of strongly non-Maxwellian distributions. It can be viewed with:
devtools::build_vignettes() vignette("j0j0r_intro")
And on https://mstejner.github.io/j0j0r/ under articles.
To run the example below, first attach the j0j0r
and magrittr
packages:
The code is parallelized using the future and furrr packages. To make use of the parallelization, first set a plan for the future
package. Different plans will be appropriate for different operating systems. On Windows it could be:
future::plan(strategy = "multisession")
A Maxwellian distribution can be set up with:
maxwellian_deuterium <- maxwellian_setup( n = 4e19, T_eV = 2000, A = 2, Z = 1, name = "maxwellian" )
It can be evaluated and plotted with:
calculate_distribution_data_frame( particles = list(maxwellian_deuterium = maxwellian_deuterium), v_par = seq(-1e6, 1e6, length.out = 300), v_perp = seq(0, 1e6, length.out = 300) ) %>% plot_dist() + ggplot2::theme( text = ggplot2::element_text(size = 11), axis.text.x = ggplot2::element_text(angle = -45, size = 10) )
The elements of the current correlation tensor can now be calculated with the j0j0
function. Here assuming a magnetic field of 2.5 T, a wave vector length corresponding to 3 mm waves, resolved angles of 60, 80 and 86 degrees, and frequencies between 0 and 400 MHz.
maxwellian_example <- j0j0( k = 2 * pi / (j0j0r::const$c / 100e9), phi = c(60, 80, 86), frequencies = seq(0, 400e6, by = 2e6), directions = c("x", "y", "z"), B = 2.5, particles = list(maxwellian = maxwellian_deuterium), integration_method = "hcubature" )
The output is a tibble with results (j0j0) for all combinations of all values of the input variables:
dplyr::glimpse(maxwellian_example) #> Observations: 3,618 #> Variables: 10 #> $ k <dbl> 2095.845, 2095.845, 2095.845, 2095.845, 209... #> $ phi <dbl> 60, 80, 86, 60, 80, 86, 60, 80, 86, 60, 80,... #> $ frequency <dbl> 0.0e+00, 0.0e+00, 0.0e+00, 2.0e+06, 2.0e+06... #> $ B <dbl> 2.5, 2.5, 2.5, 2.5, 2.5, 2.5, 2.5, 2.5, 2.5... #> $ particle <chr> "maxwellian", "maxwellian", "maxwellian", "... #> $ integration_method <chr> "hcubature", "hcubature", "hcubature", "hcu... #> $ directions <chr> "xx", "xx", "xx", "xx", "xx", "xx", "xx", "... #> $ A <dbl> 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2... #> $ Z <dbl> 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1... #> $ j0j0 <cpl> 5.984923e-16+0i, 7.253801e-17+0i, 5.095825e...
The results can be plotted with:
plot_j0j0(maxwellian_example, wrap_by = "element", color_by = "phi")


My Reflections So Far
What's your take on the DBC/EDA experience?
I think that as with any experience, you get out what you put in. Like Shereef said, we're working in the kitchens, we're all in the trenches together struggling to gain a foothold and eventually push forward as one. The more we use each other's skills the more we all gain.
What are your impressions?
Coming from a background where the traditional university experience hasn't aligned with my style of learning I can fully appreciate what EDA is trying to do. So far it feels like I've walked into a nice warm room with soft background music and friendly faces. I like the vibe.
How do you see yourself engaging with this type of culture?
As long as I have the dedication, self-discipline and time management I feel like the culture is one I can really get behind and become absorbed in.
Are you excited to participate in this kind of learning environment?
Does it make you nervous? My biggest weakness in personal and professional life (besides chocolate) is communication. Throughout my time at EDA good communication is going to be my number one goal. I guess I'm nervous I'll slip with this and let down the rest of the cohort.....but I'm excited to try!


Radical Reformation
dale
Spring 2021
Created: 2020-10-26 Mon 20:41
The Schleitheim Confession Of Faith, 1527
- a People set apart (sect)
- the "ban"
- a "remembrance" for the holy people
- the "sword" is for the world, not the holy people
Erasmus
Several quotes to illustrate "Humanism"
Trent
- Transubstantiation
- Universal = Christ, outward appearance = bread and wine
Luther
- Consubstantiation
- by the power of God both Christ and bread and wine present
Zwingli
- (mere) symbol
- Humanist focus on the human effects, language
Sacrament is …
"Outward and visible sign of an inward and invisible grace"
- one substance (Christ) with "accidents" (manifestations, "outward appearance") of bread and wine
- But the power of God cannot be so determined and measured
- In view of these passages we are compelled to confess that the words: "This is my body," should not be understood naturally, but figuratively,
- option: not to define the "presence"
Council of Trent
- p. 173 notion of "justification" which many thought as a kind of property people have or don't, – L. "no righteousness of our own but only share in Christ's righteousness"
- Trent set forth doctrinal statements on Scripture and tradition, original sin, justification, and the sacraments that have provided the basis of Catholic theology ever since," laid foundation for reform
- Scripture and tradition equally
- L. had said original sin destroyed will, Catholics sought compromise
- Justification as a "process" not instantaneous as L. thought
- Sacraments and reform: 7 sacraments, transubstantiation, sacrifice on altar repeated, purgatory and indulgences (but warned re. abuse)
Jesuits and mystics
- Don Quixote and Loyola (Knight for Christ)
- S.J. sending missionaries world wide, adapting to customs of people they met
- Carmelites (John and Teresa)
Continuing debates
- Jesuits at center of response to Protestantism
- "Aquinas had taught that we talk about God "analogically"
- Port Royal Jansenists – rigorous piety and trust in grace as opposed to Jesuits whom they saw as "Pelagian"
- Pascal: genius of age … conversion "Fire, God of Abraham …" trust in grace while being well trained in reason as mathematician
- Pascal defense of Christianity, but ultimately Pope ruled against Jansenist radical trust in grace (not own will)
- Fenelon, "Quietism", Mme. Guyon = claiming that usual rules don't apply because of special relationship with God


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layout: post
title: How The Oracle Database Processes SQL Statements
date: '2006-11-28T14:10:00.000-06:00'
author: Don Seiler
tags:
- bind variables
- oracle
- sql
modified_time: '2010-11-19T22:48:48.074-06:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7032512792942232766.post-7453692257019123249
blogger_orig_url: http://www.seiler.us/2006/11/how-oracle-database-processes-sql.html
---
Eddie Awad posted (in June) a nice flowchart of what Oracle does when it processes a SQL statement. Of particular import is the note in step 2 (parsing):
"If a similar SQL statement exists in the shared pool, Oracle skips the parsing step. A SQL statement is parsed once no matter how many times the statement is run. As you can see, parsing does many things and consumes time and resources. You should always aim at minimizing parsing when writing SQL."
How do you minimize parsing? Bind variables! Now go re-write all of your applications to use them.


Stan Lee remembered on anniversary of his death
Posthumous project released on Amazon
by Lisa Respers France, CNN(CNN) - Colorful Marvel Comics patriarch Stan Lee was mourned again on the anniversary of his death Tuesday.
Lee, who died November 12, 2018 at the age of 95, was the subject of plenty of tributes on social media to mark the occasion of his passing.
There was both sadness and celebration.
"Stan Lee died a year ago today and it still doesn't feel real," one person tweeted.
There was also the announcement of a posthumous project.
Stan Lee's Kids Universe, from Lee's POW! Entertainment and 1821 Media, released the first posthumous children's book, "Allies of the Amazon," via Amazon.com in Brazil.
Done in cooperation with FTD Publishing, the book features four animals with superpowers who must defeat an evil creature capable of destroying the balance of the Amazon rainforest.
Lee was legendary as the co-creator of Marvel superheroes including Spider-Man, Iron Man, The Incredible Hulk, The Avengers, X-Men and The Fantastic Four.
Stan Lee's Kids Universe was founded in 2013 to encourage children to read more.


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Famous entrepreneurs: Mary Kay Ash . She was born Mary Kathlyn Wagner in 1918. . With her life savings, Mary Kay opened her first store in Dallas in 1963 .
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The latest news on Mary Kay Ash, from thousands of sources worldwide. High- quality photos, articles, blog posts, quotes, and more.
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Magnific Popup
Magnific Popup is a responsive lightbox & dialog script with focus on performance and providing best experience for user with any device
(for jQuery or Zepto.js).
Examples
Single image lightbox
Three simple popups with different scaling settings.
1 — fits horizontally and vertically,
2 — only horizontally,
3 — no gaps, zoom animation, close icon in top-right corner.
Lightbox gallery
You may put any HTML content in each gallery item and mix content types. In this example lazy-loading of images is enabled for the next image based on move direction. If you wish to add touch-swipe support, check my article on the Smashing Magazine, or new PhotoSwipe script.
Zoom-gallery
If you wish to open the popup only after image is fully loaded, you may preload image via JS. Or use scaled down image instead of thumbnail. Zoom effect works only with images, for now.
Popup with video or map
In this example lightboxes are automatically disabled on small screen size and default behavior of link is triggered.
Dialog with CSS animation
Animations are added with simple CSS transitions, you can make them look however you wish.
More animation effects on CodePen.
Open with fade-slide animation
Dialog example
This is dummy copy. It is not meant to be read. It has been placed here solely to demonstrate the look and feel of finished, typeset text. Only for show. He who searches for meaning here will be sorely disappointed.
Popup with form
Entered data is not lost if you open and close the popup or if you go to another page and then press back browser button.
Ajax popup
You have full control of what is displayed in popup, align it to any side via CSS, enable or disable scroll on right side of window - whatever.
Modal popup
A modal popup disables the usual ways to close popups.
Modal dialog
You won't be able to dismiss this by usual means (escape or click button), but you can close it programatically based on user choices or actions.
Error handling
This is just basic example of how error messages are displayed. Surely, you can change text or style them.
Don't forget to check out my new article about this plugin on the Smashing Magazine.
What makes this plugin different?
Light and modular
You can choose to include only the features that you need using the online build tool or by compiling it yourself with Grunt.js. Size of core JS file is about 3KB + each module weighs about 0.5KB (gzipped). Sass CSS preprocessor is used for easier skinning, but you're not obligated to use it.
Content is resized with CSS
The majority of lightbox plugins require you to define size of it via JS option. Magnific Popup does not - feel free to use relative units like EM's or resize lightbox with help of CSS media queries. Update content inside lightbox without worrying about how it'll resize and center.
Fast
Magnific Popup displays images before they're completely loaded to take full advantage of progressive loading. For in and out transitions CSS3 is used instead of slow JavaScript animation.
High-DPI (Retina) display support
Default controls are made with pure CSS, without external graphics. For the main image there is a built in way to provide appropriate source for different pixel density displays.
Conditional lightbox
Plugin has an option to automatically switch to alternative mobile-friendly source on small screen size. Brad Frost has a terrific article about this technique.
Memory management
Popup has an extendable micro templating engine that reuses existing DOM elements (example), which is especially useful when your popups same pattern.
Browser support
Tested on desktop: Chrome, Safari, FF, Opera, IE8+, partial support of IE7 (works, but some visual layout features, like vertical centering, are missing). Mobile: default browser in Android 2.3+, iOS5+, Blackberry 10+, WP7+, mobile Opera and Chrome on Android. If you noticed any bug, please open an issue on GitHub
License
Script is available under MIT license and will always be kept this way.
But please do me a favor and do not create a public WordPress plugin based on it, because I will make it soon and it will be open souce too. (Want to get notified?).
Bugs & contributing
Please report bugs via GitHub and ask general questions through StackOverflow. Feel free to submit commit, even the tiniest contributions to the script or to the documentation are very welcome.
Special thanks to:
- Lokesh Dhakar for original Lightbox script.
- Chris Coyier for awesome CSS techniques.
- Brad Frost for conditional lightbox technique.
Updates
If you wish to get notified about important plugin updates, you may star and watch the repository on GitHub, follow me on Twitter, or join my tiny Mailchimp email newsletter that I send 3-4 times a year.


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1 I am a rose of Sharon, a lily of the valleys.
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2 As a lily among brambles,
so is my love among the young women.
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3 As an apple tree among the trees of the forest,
so is my beloved among the young men.

The Bride Adores Her Beloved
8 The voice of my beloved!
Behold, he comes,
leaping over the mountains,
bounding over the hills.
9 My beloved is like a gazelle
or a young stag.
Behold, there he stands
behind our wall,
gazing through the windows,
looking through the lattice.
10 My beloved speaks and says to me:
“Arise, my love, my beautiful one,
and come away,
11 for behold, the winter is past;
the rain is over and gone.
12 The flowers appear on the earth,
the time of singing has come,
and the voice of the turtledove
is heard in our land.
13 The fig tree ripens its figs,
and the vines are in blossom;
they give forth fragrance.
Arise, my love, my beautiful one,
and come away.
14 O my dove, in the clefts of the rock,
in the crannies of the cliff,
let me see your face,
let me hear your voice,
for your voice is sweet,
and your face is lovely.
15 Catch the foxes for us,
the little foxes
that spoil the vineyards,
for our vineyards are in blossom.”
16 My beloved is mine, and I am his;
he grazes among the lilies.
17 Until the day breathes
and the shadows flee,
turn, my beloved, be like a gazelle
or a young stag on cleft mountains.


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This chart shows the evolution in the number of doctoral thesis dissertations tagged as the provided topic since 1977.
If the topic is considered a high level category, a selector allows to change to other high-level topics, rendering its tendency over the years. Otherwise, just the name of the sub-topic appears.
When changing between topics, take care of the y-axis scale, which may change.
If a solid point is missing for a given year, there is no recorded data for that particular year, so the tendency line is maintained, but no data is displayed.
Note: In every chart a decreasing tendency can be observed between 2002 and 2004. As the number of total theses doesn't show this particular patter, we suppose there was a loss of dissertation tagging information.


TFrameViewer, and TFrameBrowser components
property OnBlankWindowRequest: TWindowRequestEvent;
The OnBlankWindowRequest event occurs when the URL Target attribute is either "_blank" or has a window name not defined elsewhere in the HTML document. The user should then open a new window for the URL. An easy way to do this is to launch a second instance of the program.
This event handler opens a new instance of the program and passes it the URL.
procedure TForm1.WindowRequest(Sender: TObject; const Target,
URL: string);
var
S, Dest: string[255];
I: integer;
PC: array[0..255] of char;
begin
S := URL;
I := Pos('#', S);
if I >= 1 then
begin
Dest := System.Copy(S, I, 255); {local destination}
S := System.Copy(S, 1, I-1); {the file name}
end
else
Dest := ''; {no local destination}
S := FrameViewer.HTMLExpandFileName(S);
if FileExists(S) then
WinExec(StrPCopy(PC, ParamStr(0)+' '+S+Dest), sw_Show);
end;


To be or not to be a responder in T-cell responses: ubiquitous oligopeptides in all proteins.
Abstract
Amino acid sequences of all proteins are essays written in the same language. Accordingly, the same set of words and phrases (oligopeptides) appear in totally unrelated proteins. The reason that only certain individuals of particular major histocompatibility complex (MHC) haplotypes can mount T-cell responses against a given antigen of pathogens is found in the fact that T-cell receptors are designed to recognize 18-20 residue-long peptide fragments sandwiched between two alpha-helices of class I or class II MHC molecules. At this range of peptide lengths, most would appear as self, while nonselfness of the remainders are destined to be quite ambiguous, hence creating responders and nonresponders.


So, one root cause of misinformation or misleading information is the error in the original measurements. Sadly, much of what we are presented as “information” is based on measurements which are not physical measurements, as in the examples above, but are data arrived at in various ways. If I want to understand public sentiment about gun violence, for example, I can commission an opinion poll. There are rigorous procedures for taking polls and then doing statistical analysis on the results. But statistical error is very different from, say, the biases inherent in the person formulating the questions for the poll.
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Parliament to discuss EBRD grant to purchase new trains
by Egypt Today staffCAIRO – 17 November 2019: The Egyptian parliament will discuss the presidential decree on accepting a grant from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) on Tuesday.
The lawmakers will tackle a joint report by the transport and economic committees on the 2019 decree. The grant was agreed upon by EBRD and the Ministry of Investment on Aug. 19, 2019 to renovate trains.
The 555,343 euro grant will be directed to purchase about 100 new trains for the Egyptian National Railways (ENR). A specialist adviser has been appointed to help ENR in the purchases, especially in preparing technical specifications, procurement and manage contracts.


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The Music Object class supplies several methods with which to register callback functions that are to be executed when certain events occur in a Music Object instance's player. For full details on the callback methods and their syntax, see the Callbacks section of the Music Object reference. To summarize, the methods are...
It is important to bear in mind that the onPause, onPlay, and onStop callbacks get called irrespective of whether the user triggers an event by using the control panel's transport controls, or the player is sent a transport control type instruction through Music Object scripting. Also, an event such as onStop will also be triggered if a file, that is not set to loop, plays itself out and naturally reaches its end. So, whatever initiates one of these types of events in the player, the callback will still be executed.
When a Music Object instance is first created, there are by default no functions registered to handle the callbacks. Consequently, when one of the events described above occurs within the player, nothing will happen. Using the callback registering methods you can set up callback handlers for any or all of the possible callback events.


“The Tremendous Man of Color!!”
Andrew Cohen is a comic booker in Washington, DC. In addition to his self-published projects like Howzit Funnies, he has contributed stories to the Eisner-nominated anthology Trickster and the follow-up anthology District Comics. More of his work appears on his website, http://howzitfunnies.blogspot.com.
Of his piece in this issue of The Appendix, Cohen writes, “Tom Molineaux was a nineteenth-century boxer. To add anything more—to imply that he was a success, or a failure, or a cautionary tale, for instance—would be to assume too much about how we choose to understand his life. His contemporaries tended to see Tom’s life with hindsight, from the vantage point of his death; today, we tend to look forward, from his youth, to the important events of his early life. This comic tries something else, by picking a particular moment and then telling Tom’s life in three directions: backward from that moment, forward from that moment, and finally within that moment itself. Factually, nothing is changed. However, by changing the structure of how Tom’s biography is told, the events of his life are re-juxtaposed and are hopefully illuminated with the light of new contrasts.”


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| Function | validate_parameters | Decorator that validates endpoint parameters and validates/deserializes JSON body |
| Class | GenericView | No class docstring; 4/29 methods documented |
| Class | NotFoundView | Undocumented |
| Function | ExceptionView | Undocumented |
| Class | ApplicationContainerView | No class docstring; 1/6 methods documented |
| Class | ApplicationView | Undocumented |
| Class | ActionContainerView | Undocumented |
| Class | ActionView | Undocumented |
| Class | BuildContainerView | Undocumented |
| Class | BuildView | Undocumented |
| Class | ServerContainerView | Undocumented |
| Class | ServerView | Undocumented |
| Class | EnvironmentView | Undocumented |
| Class | DeploymentContainerView | Undocumented |
| Class | DeploymentView | Undocumented |
| Class | KeyPairContainerView | Undocumented |
| Class | KeyPairView | Undocumented |
| Class | GitProviderContainerView | Undocumented |
| Class | GitProviderView | Undocumented |
| Class | GitRepoContainerView | Undocumented |
| Class | GitRepoView | Undocumented |
| Class | GitDeployContainerView | Undocumented |
| Class | GitDeployView | Undocumented |
| Class | GlobalContainerView | Undocumented |
| Class | GroupContainerView | Undocumented |
| Class | GroupView | Undocumented |
| Class | PackageMapContainerView | Undocumented |
| Class | PackageMapView | Undocumented |
| Class | UserContainerView | Undocumented |
| Class | JobView | Undocumented |
| Class | JobContainerView | Undocumented |
| Class | UserView | Undocumented |
| Class | UserPermissionsView | Undocumented |
| Class | TokenContainerView | Undocumented |
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| Function | Action | Default unnamed 'root' view that gets called for every request that doesn't 404 during traversal |
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Decorator that validates endpoint parameters and validates/deserializes JSON body