GUANTANAMERA A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1997 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ** 1/2
What happened to the appreciation of foreign films? Are we Americans becoming happily oblivious to the rest of world as seen through the eyes of their cinema? Although a few foreign movies such as IL POSTINO and LIKE WATER FOR CHOCOLATE have become popular, most never even get a U.S. distributor. And the vast majority of those that do are promptly ignored.
As I sat by myself in an empty theater at the press screening of GUANTANAMERA, I lamented the presence of other critics. The large local daily chose to go with a syndicated feed rather than send a live critic. The local weeklies, the radio station, and, most tragically of all, the local colleges chose to pass on this sweet, subtitled picture. At least the local bastions of learning might be expected to show up, but their newspapers chose not to cover it. Everyone seems convinced that Hollywood blockbusters and English language, usually American, independents are all that are worth seeing.
End of diatribe. Granted they didn't miss an award winner, but this Franz Kafka Meets "Scientific Socialism" tells more about the state of Cuba today that many more learned treatises. And its precious style will engender many a smile if few guffaws.
GUANTANAMERA comes from the same creative team as the acclaimed Cuban film STRAWBERRY AND CHOCOLATE, including directors Tomas Gutierrez Alea and Juan Carlos Tabio, and stars Jorge Perugorria and Mirta Ibarra. Both pictures are light-hearted farces with delightfully uplifting spirits.
Opening to the happy tunes of the song "Guantanamera," we find ourselves in an impoverished country with asinine bureaucracy. The red dirt roads that cut through the towns are set off by white, dilapidated buildings with peeling paint. The colorful clothes of the women and big smiles from some of the inhabitants provide a contrast to the otherwise rampant visual gloom. (Patriotic signs, such as "Socialism or Die," periodically dot the roadway. Considering the conditions the people live under, the signs prove highly ironic.)
The famous singer Yoyita (Conchita Brando) has come all the way from Havana to her hometown of Guantanamera to see her old sweetheart, Candido (Raul Eguren). Since they haven't seen each other for half a century, the happiness proves too much for her.  The rest of the film is a road picture with the corpse and its entourage making its way slowly back to Havana.
In the two car procession are Candido, Yoyita's niece Georgina (Mirta Ibarra) and her husband Adolfo (Carlos Cruz). Adolfo, an anal retentive government official, uses his previously devised and excruciatingly complex scheme to save gas. Coffin-carrying cars are supposed to form a kind of relay race with the coffins changing vehicles in towns along the way. How this could possibly save gasoline is never explained, for obvious reasons.
Along the way, they go to various restaurants only to find they are out of food. One has only tamarind juice and another just tea and rum. After one frustrating attempt to get sustenance, the radio in the would-be hearse brags of another record food crop for the country. After they finally get a decent meal at a speakeasy-like underground restaurant, Candido reflects on his life.
In another scene, one funeral parlor has set out small pastries to comfort the mourners. When people who never knew the dead begin to show up to get the food, they start issuing tickets only to certified relatives. But this scheme turns into mayhem when people claiming to have relatives who have died before the food policy demand tickets.
Along the way Georgina keeps coming across her ex-student and now a truck driver named Mariano (Jorge Perugorria).  Georgina is bored silly with her stiff husband, and she and Mariano begin to make eyes at each other.
One moment captures the film best. When the wrong body is about to be buried, Adolfo looks briefly perplexed. "There are always problems," he says. "And there are always solutions." His has the logic of a consummate bureaucrat. Just bury it.
GUANTANAMERA runs 1:41. It is in Spanish with easy to follow English subtitles. The film is not rated, but it would probably get an R for brief nudity and a little profanity. This sweet little film would be fine kids around 11 and up. Although the story far outshines the acting, I do recommend the picture and give it ** 1/2.
**** = A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show. Don't waste your money. 0 = Totally and painfully unbearable picture.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: September 30, 1997
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for requirement_file in requirements_dir.glob("*.txt"):
print(requirement_file.name)
with open(str(requirement_file), "r") as fd:
for req in requirements.parse(fd):
try:
version = pkg_resources.get_distribution(req.name).version
print(req.name.rjust(20), version)
except pkg_resources.DistributionNotFound:
print(req.name.rjust(20), "is not installed")
After Change
print(requirement_file.name)
with open(str(requirement_file), "r") as f:
for req in f:
req = req.strip()
if req[0] == "//":
continue
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DEAD MAN WALKING A film review by Ben Hoffman Copyright 1996 Ben Hoffman
Among the bitterest disagreements people have (right after religion) is on the subject of the death penalty. Put at its basic is "an eye for an eye" vs. "Who is man that he should play God? There are many sub-issues to the arguments and DEAD MAN WALKING takes on many of them. The film is based on a book by Sister Helen Prejean, C.S.J., but dramatic liberties are inevitably taken as this is not a documentary. The basic story, however, is true.
Matthew Poncelet (Sean Penn) is in prison after having been found guilty of rape and then the killing of the teenage lovers. Penn's performance is superb, now cocky, now desperate, sneering and laughing with disdain. Sister Helen Prejean (Susan Sarandon) learns about Poncelet and, understanding his anguish, decides to try to comfort him despite his horrible crimes. At the same time, the nun has to consider the feelings of the parents of the slain couple, the fierceness of their understandable hatred and their wanting full retribution knowing that their children are gone forever. Director Robbins keeps everything as fair as possible
Sister Prejean is asked by Poncelet to be his spiritual advisor and to accompany him in his last moments before the execution. It is the final hour before his death that lifts the film onto a new plateau as we are shown, in detail, what happens at an execution to the prisoner, to the parents who want to watch, to the warden and the jailers, the reporters. It is a film to make you think and to think hard.
Robert Prosky has the role of the lawyer who seeks a last-minute stay of execution.
Directed by Tim Robbins
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- hasCoffeemaker - Variable in class de.fourofakind.businesshotel.server.entities.rooms.HotelRoom
- hasComputer - Variable in class de.fourofakind.businesshotel.server.entities.rooms.ConferenceRoom
- hasKitchen - Variable in class de.fourofakind.businesshotel.server.entities.rooms.HotelRoom
- hasScreen - Variable in class de.fourofakind.businesshotel.server.entities.rooms.ConferenceRoom
- hasSpeedLAN - Variable in class de.fourofakind.businesshotel.server.entities.rooms.HotelRoom
- hasTV - Variable in class de.fourofakind.businesshotel.server.entities.rooms.HotelRoom
- hotelRoom - Variable in class de.fourofakind.businesshotel.server.entities.rooms.Room
- HotelRoom - Class in de.fourofakind.businesshotel.server.entities.rooms
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The class HotelRoom extends the Room Class and its methods It is used to specify the Room as a Hotelroom and sets its specific attributes like the price per night Since you cannot create an instance of the Room-class itself the employee can only create instances of the Hotelroom or the ConferenceRoom instead.
- HotelRoom(float, Room.Category, int, Room.RoomType, int, boolean, boolean, boolean, boolean) - Constructor for class de.fourofakind.businesshotel.server.entities.rooms.HotelRoom
- HOTELROOM - de.fourofakind.businesshotel.server.entities.rooms.Room.RoomType
- HotelRoomBooking - Class in de.fourofakind.businesshotel.server.entities.bookings
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This class extends the Booking to the kind of room that has been booked, in this case to a Hotelroom.
- HotelRoomBooking - de.fourofakind.businesshotel.server.entities.bookings.Booking.BookingType
- HotelRoomBooking - de.fourofakind.businesshotel.server.entities.customers.BookingRequest.BookingType
- HotelRoomBooking() - Constructor for class de.fourofakind.businesshotel.server.entities.bookings.HotelRoomBooking
- HotelRoomBookingRepository - Interface in de.fourofakind.businesshotel.server.repositories
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This repository specifies the booking for a hotel room a little further.
- HotelRoomRepository - Interface in de.fourofakind.businesshotel.server.repositories
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This repository represents the detailed specified information of an hotelroom.
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SaveSprite()
Syntax
Result = SaveSprite(#Sprite, Filename$ [, ImagePlugin [, Flags]])Description
Saves the specified sprite to a file. By default, the saved image will be in 24-bit BMP format. Very useful for screenshots when used with the GrabSprite() function.
Parameters
#Sprite The sprite to save. Filename$ The filename to use for the saved sprite. ImagePlugin (optional) It can be one of the following constant: #PB_ImagePlugin_BMP : Save the image in BMP (default). #PB_ImagePlugin_JPEG : Save the image in JPEG (the function UseJPEGImageEncoder() has to be used). #PB_ImagePlugin_JPEG2000: Save the image in JPEG2000 (the function UseJPEG2000ImageEncoder() has to be used). #PB_ImagePlugin_PNG : Save the image in PNG (the function UsePNGImageEncoder() has to be used).Flags (optional) Additional control over saving for the specified plug-in. For now, only quality setting is supported: a number from 0 (worse quality) to 10 (maximum quality). Only the JPEG and JPEG 2000 plugins currently support it (default quality is set to '7' if no flags are specified).
Return value
Nonzero if the sprite has been successfully saved, zero otherwise.
See Also
LoadSprite()
Supported OS
All


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#include <string.h>
#include "btConvexHull.h"
#include "btAlignedObjectArray.h"
#include "btMinMax.h"
#include "btVector3.h"
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Classes | |
| class | int3 |
| class | VertFlag |
| class | EdgeFlag |
| class | PlaneFlag |
| class | Coplanar |
| class | btHullTriangle |
Macros | |
| #define | COPLANAR (0) |
| #define | UNDER (1) |
| #define | OVER (2) |
| #define | SPLIT (OVER | UNDER) |
| #define | PAPERWIDTH (btScalar(0.001)) |
| #define | EPSILON btScalar(0.000001) /* close enough to consider two btScalaring point numbers to be 'the same'. */ |
Typedefs | |
| typedef ConvexH::HalfEdge | HalfEdge |
Functions | |
| btPlane | PlaneFlip (const btPlane &plane) |
| int | operator== (const btPlane &a, const btPlane &b) |
| int | coplanar (const btPlane &a, const btPlane &b) |
| btVector3 | PlaneLineIntersection (const btPlane &plane, const btVector3 &p0, const btVector3 &p1) |
| btVector3 | PlaneProject (const btPlane &plane, const btVector3 &point) |
| btVector3 | ThreePlaneIntersection (const btPlane &p0, const btPlane &p1, const btPlane &p2) |
| btScalar | DistanceBetweenLines (const btVector3 &ustart, const btVector3 &udir, const btVector3 &vstart, const btVector3 &vdir, btVector3 *upoint=NULL, btVector3 *vpoint=NULL) |
| btVector3 | TriNormal (const btVector3 &v0, const btVector3 &v1, const btVector3 &v2) |
| btVector3 | NormalOf (const btVector3 *vert, const int n) |
| int | PlaneTest (const btPlane &p, const btVector3 &v) |
| int | SplitTest (ConvexH &convex, const btPlane &plane) |
| template<class T > | |
| int | maxdirfiltered (const T *p, int count, const T &dir, btAlignedObjectArray< int > &allow) |
| btVector3 | orth (const btVector3 &v) |
| template<class T > | |
| int | maxdirsterid (const T *p, int count, const T &dir, btAlignedObjectArray< int > &allow) |
| int | operator== (const int3 &a, const int3 &b) |
| int | above (btVector3 *vertices, const int3 &t, const btVector3 &p, btScalar epsilon) |
| int | hasedge (const int3 &t, int a, int b) |
| int | hasvert (const int3 &t, int v) |
| int | shareedge (const int3 &a, const int3 &b) |
| void | ReleaseHull (PHullResult &result) |
| static void | addPoint (unsigned int &vcount, btVector3 *p, btScalar x, btScalar y, btScalar z) |
| btScalar | GetDist (btScalar px, btScalar py, btScalar pz, const btScalar *p2) |
Variables | |
| btScalar | planetestepsilon = PAPERWIDTH |
| #define COPLANAR (0) |
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| #define EPSILON btScalar(0.000001) /* close enough to consider two btScalaring point numbers to be 'the same'. */ |
| #define OVER (2) |
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| #define PAPERWIDTH (btScalar(0.001)) |
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| #define UNDER (1) |
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| typedef ConvexH::HalfEdge HalfEdge |
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| btScalar DistanceBetweenLines | ( | const btVector3 & | ustart, |
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| const btVector3 & | vstart, | ||
| const btVector3 & | vdir, | ||
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| int hasedge | ( | const int3 & | t, |
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| int hasvert | ( | const int3 & | t, |
| int | v | ||
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| int maxdirfiltered | ( | const T * | p, |
| int | count, | ||
| const T & | dir, | ||
| btAlignedObjectArray< int > & | allow | ||
| ) |
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| int maxdirsterid | ( | const T * | p, |
| int | count, | ||
| const T & | dir, | ||
| btAlignedObjectArray< int > & | allow | ||
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Hey! I'm Aditi. I'm a senior studying computer science and business analytics at UMD. I've been learning and performing classical Indian dance since age 8. In my rare moments of free time I enjoy reading, writing, cooking and lifting.
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Letter from Michael Gove on music teaching
This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The Secretary of State for Education regarding advice from music organisations to teachers on avoiding physical contact with pupils.
Michael Gove, Secretary of State for Education, has written to the NSPCC, the Musicians Union, Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music and Youth Music in response to their advice to music teachers to avoid any physical contact with children.
Michael Gove writes:
By telling your music teachers that they should avoid any physical contact with children, it sends out completely the wrong message. It plays to a culture of fear among both adults and children, reinforcing the message that any adult who touches a child is somehow guilty of inappropriate contact. We must move away from this presumption and the Department for Education is taking steps to restore common sense to this whole area.
Letter from Michael Gove in response to NSPCC and music organisations’ advice to music teachers on avoiding physical contact with pupils
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Recording date: December, 2020
Download at Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Spreaker or wherever you get your podcasts.
Chris and Nick welcome their old friend Wendy Nather, Head of Advisory CISOs at Duo Security (now Cisco), to the podcast to discuss her work on the Cisco Security Outcomes Study. Now, technical debt isn’t only about security, but they’re related - and one of this report’s most solid conclusions addresses it specifically.
When Wendy began her work at The 451 Group (now 451 Research), she started asking her CISO friends questions: ‘If you’ve just taken a CISO job at a company that had no security, what would you buy?’ The answers fascinated her. Now at Duo (Cisco), she set out to formalize research that was released as Cisco Secure’s Security Outcomes Study.
Security professionals are great at doing benchmarks, but it turns out that our peers may just be bad at security.
So for this report, Wendy and her team sought a correlation between things we struggle with in security practices, and the outcomes of the programs they run to address those.
The research was completely technology and vendor free. They queried security professionals (using YouGov to run the surveys) from around the world about their security practices across 25 areas, then brought in Wade Baker’s team from Cyentia to analyze the data.
The methodology is actually one of the best things about the report, because it is decidedly, simply put, not bullshit.
The study was double-blind, with 4800 respondents not knowing who was asking, and Cisco not knowing who was answering. The question was, “What appears to correlate between security practices and outcomes?”
As a great study will do, it raises more questions than it answers, but it also is a report that, by applying analytic rigor at the problem, it is just a great report.
Nick points out that there are several issues that security pros take as gospel are just not true. We won’t spoil it but tropes about people who own compliance, people who own apps, security awareness, identification of the top cyber risks … All of these have very interesting real-world correlations to results.
As it turned out, for example, having someone own compliance turned out to not be correlated with better compliance results, but just buying new IT gear raised the likelihood of success in meeting compliance goals by more than eight percent. Other activities correlated with better compliance outcomes included well-integrated tech, timely incident response, having a sound security strategy, and setting deadlines for remediating vulnerabilities… There’s lots more.
Chris points out that this makes sense: those programs mentioned in having a positive correlative outcome are all about reaching across the organization and speaking with people.
Wendy is quite sensitive to the idea that the two practices identified as most likely to correlate to better outcomes, Proactive Tech Refresh and Well Integrated Technology, are of course seen by the more skeptical of us to have been directly driven by the fact that Cisco is a vendor of that stuff. Wendy insists (and Wade has insisted) that the double-blind nature of the survey administration and the analysis means that it actually was independently learned, not sponsored. We believe it. Wade tweeted about it recently:
2/2 My answer is always the same: A third party survey firm fielded the study, respondents didn’t know Cisco sponsored it, and @cyentiainst did the analysis to obtain that funding. I’m sure they like the outcome but they didn’t influence it. Get the study: https://t.co/ffYkfyhrf1
— Wade Baker (@wadebaker) April 24, 2021
Also, the survey didn’t ask, ‘Do you think buying new stuff makes stuff better?’ they asked separate questions. The correlations were stronger than they thought.
But Chris happens to think that a lot of this is hogwash. Chris thinks that, as an example, tech refresh is already built in to the market (because virtualization and cloud), but Nick points out that Chris has lived five years in the future as long as Nick has known Chris, which is 16 years. He said that Chris, Wendy, and Nick have been very lucky, but that most people don’t have the ability to have contemporary kit and work in environments where spinning disks are still the norm.
Nick also pointed out that “IT Refresh” is unclear - do we mean servers and firewalls, or laptops and printers? And Wendy pointed out that the questions were in fact vague: we don’t know whether the question means any or all of those things. Which supports the idea that a tech vendor didn’t put its thumb on the scale for this question.
Chris speculates that people who feel good about their company will say more positive things here. And there is a real discussion about whether shinier MacBooks help with talent retention and compliance success.
Wendy says that some of this seems obvious, but some isn’t. How getting sufficient budget helps with executive buy in may well be a circular argument.
Or take Identify Top Cyber Risks. That feels outlandish to Chris, who would have thought it would seem that identifying the top risks you face would be top of the list, and it turns out to be worthless.
We think that the podcast is a good listen (well, we would) and that the report is absolutely worth a read.
We especially like that the report is available to read with no registration required.
Wendy Nather is Head of the Advisory CISO team at Duo Security (now Cisco). She was previously the Research Director at the Retail ISAC, as well as Research Director of the Information Security Practice at independent analyst firm 451 Research. Nather led IT security for the EMEA region of the investment banking division of Swiss Bank Corporation (now UBS), and served as CISO of the Texas Education Agency. She is co-author of The Cloud Security Rules and was listed as one of SC Magazine’s Women in IT Security “Power Players” in 2014, as well as an “Influencer” in the Reboot Leadership Awards in 2018. She serves on the advisory board for Sightline Security, an organization that helps non-profits improve their cybersecurity.
Chris is a frequent speaker on topics such as serverless, DevOps, cloud, containers, security, networking and the Internet of Things. He’s also a cloud editor for InfoQ and a contributor to open source projects such as Docker, CoreOS and DXC’s Online DevOps Dojo.
Nick is Chief Security Officer at a financial technology firm, and was formerly an NYPD Intelligence Bureau apparatchik. He is co-author of many books, including Cyber Attack Survival Manual; In Context: Understanding Police Killings of Unarmed Civilians and Blackhatonomics: An Inside Look at the Economics of Cybercrime.


The shutdown is NOT about our health - it is about CONTROL and their goal is nefarious.
Before I get to what the Lord revealed to me however, I want to say this. God is in control of all things. He is the Alpha and the Omega. Nothing happens that He did not ALLOW to happen. This includes the enemy laying waste to you. Like with Job, this doesn't necessarily mean you are in sin. It could be a trial God is growing with you through that, to sharpen you.
It's also possible, you've sinned and have an open door and now need to go through deliverance.
Either way, Job gives us the model. Prayer and fasting will help remove the stronghold!
Likewise, our heart can develop a root of bitterness. This develops MAINLY from unforgiveness in our hearts toward others. I heard a teacher this morning say that our unforgiveness doesn't have to look like that of God. We can forgive without blotting out that person's sin. I don't personally see that biblically, but I don't expect others to agree with me on everything - that's the mentality of a cult.
What the Lord showed me is that this shutdown is specifically designed to destroy the economy, and weaken the citizens of the globe. Numerous studies have backed this up - when we are shut in all the time? Our immune system gets weaker. When we are shut in all the time? People become more depressed - and you see this in the hearts of men and women right now. Calls to suicide hotlines have dramatically increased. (God is seeking them to repent)
When people are shut in all the time? They turn from doing what is right to sin. They forget how to behave around other people.
This is intentional to weaken us, and to turn us from being self-sufficient to REQUIRING assistance from our state to eat, to sleep and to shelter.
They WANT SLAVES but God as I said, is ALLOWING this to turn our hearts back to Him. Unlike the Israelites in Egypt, we don't have 415 years to wait for the day of the Lord - the day of Salvation. We have less than a decade by my belief. I haven't been told the exact time - but I know from what the Lord has shown me that the final time of trials HAS begun.
Don't let them weaken you - stay strong in the Lord, and even in your house strive to move more than your idle. This is why a day of rest (Sabbath) is still crucial as well. It helps set the cadence for the week, it's something I look forward to, even while working from home.


Settled as a small fishing village in the late 12th century, Amsterdam became one of the most important trading centres in the world during the Dutch Golden Age of the 17th century. The city's small medieval centre rapidly expanded as the Jordaan and the Canal District were constructed; the latter's cultural significance was acknowledged when it became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2010. In the 19th and 20th centuries, the city expanded in all directions, with many new neighbourhoods and suburbs designed in modernist styles.
Amsterdam is not the seat of the government, which is in The Hague. Partly because of this, the city has an informal atmosphere unlike other capital cities its size. In fact, Amsterdam has a history of non-conformism, tolerance and progressivism. Attractions include the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, Anne Frank House, Magere Brug, Albert Cuyp Market and the Vondelpark.
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A Cloud Computing Project by Michael Aquilina (ma13673) for the University of Bristol (2014)
The entire application is built on Google's very own Platform as a Service (PaaS) framework.
All the pages make use of Twitter's open source Bootstrap framework
Interactive controls are made possible with the use of the powerful JQuery engine.
Images displayed in Albums are displayed in a collage like manner through the use of the Isotope library.
All server side web pages are dynamically served to the user using Jinja2 templates for modular and easy design.
Server side code runs on the python web application framework webapp2.


We use HTML to structure our web documents.
I think Rev. Green did it in the kitchen with the chainsaw.
The WWW is only a component of the Internet.


Class Cell
A simple class that can call any other class that can be loaded, and echo out it's result. Intended for displaying small blocks of content within views that can be managed by other libraries and not require they are loaded within controller.
Used with the helper function, it's use will look like:
viewCell('\Some\Class::method', 'limit=5 sort=asc', 60, 'cache-name');
Parameters are matched up with the callback method's arguments of the same name:
class Class {
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Matches against an HTTP method and URL path to determine if the object should be included when processing the associated Request.Matching relies heavily on variablized Path matching via
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configMap
JSNode
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configStr
protected java.util.List<Rule.RuleMatcher>
excludeMatchers
Method/path combinations that would cause this Rule to be excluded from the relevant processing.protected java.lang.String
excludeOn
protected java.util.List<Rule.RuleMatcher>
includeMatchers
Method/path combinations that would cause this Rule to be included in the relevant processing.protected java.lang.String
includeOn
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The name used for configuration and debug purposes.protected int
order
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checkLazyConfig()
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protected void
doLazyConfig()
java.util.List<Path>
getAllExcludePaths()
java.util.List<Path>
getAllIncludePaths()
java.lang.String
getConfig(java.lang.String key)
java.lang.String
getConfig(java.lang.String key, java.lang.String defaultValue)
java.util.Set<java.lang.String>
getConfigKeys()
protected Rule.RuleMatcher
getDefaultIncludeMatch()
Designed to allow subclasses to provide a default match behavior of no configuration was provided by the developer.java.util.List<Rule.RuleMatcher>
getExcludeMatchers()
java.util.List<Rule.RuleMatcher>
getIncludeMatchers()
java.lang.String
getName()
int
getOrder()
protected Path
match(java.lang.String method, Path path)
Find the first ordered Path that satisfies this method/path match.boolean
matches(java.lang.String method, Path path)
Check if the http method and path match this Rule.boolean
matches(java.lang.String method, java.lang.String path)
Check if the http method and path match this Rule.java.lang.String
toString()
R
withConfig(java.lang.String queryString)
R
withExcludeOn(Rule.RuleMatcher matcher)
Don't select this Rule when RuleMatcher matchesR
withExcludeOn(java.lang.String methodsAndOrPaths)
R
withExcludeOn(java.lang.String methods, java.lang.String paths)
Don't select this Rule when any method and path match.R
withIncludeOn(Rule.RuleMatcher matcher)
R
withIncludeOn(java.lang.String methodsAndOrPaths)
R
withIncludeOn(java.lang.String methods, java.lang.String paths)
Select this Rule when any method and path match.R
withName(java.lang.String name)
R
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Method/path combinations that would cause this Rule to be included in the relevant processing.
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excludeMatchers
protected final java.util.List<Rule.RuleMatcher> excludeMatchers
Method/path combinations that would cause this Rule to be excluded from the relevant processing.
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configMap
protected final transient JSNode configMap
JSNode
is used because it implements a case insensitive map without modifying the keys
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name
protected java.lang.String name
The name used for configuration and debug purposes.
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order
protected int order
Rules are always processed in sequence sorted by ascending order.
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configStr
protected java.lang.String configStr
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includeOn
protected java.lang.String includeOn
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excludeOn
protected java.lang.String excludeOn
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doLazyConfig
protected void doLazyConfig()
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protected Rule.RuleMatcher getDefaultIncludeMatch()
Designed to allow subclasses to provide a default match behavior of no configuration was provided by the developer.- Returns:
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matches
public boolean matches(java.lang.String method, java.lang.String path)
Check if the http method and path match this Rule.- Parameters:
method
- the HTTP method to matchpath
- the concrete path to match- Returns:
- true if the http method and path are included and not excluded
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matches
public boolean matches(java.lang.String method, Path path)
Check if the http method and path match this Rule.- Parameters:
method
- the HTTP method to matchpath
- the concrete path to match- Returns:
- true if the http method and path are included and not excluded
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match
protected Path match(java.lang.String method, Path path)
Find the first ordered Path that satisfies this method/path match.- Parameters:
method
- the HTTP method to matchpath
- the concrete path to match- Returns:
- the first includeMatchers path to match when method also matches, null if no matches or excluded
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getAllIncludePaths
public java.util.List<Path> getAllIncludePaths()
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getAllExcludePaths
public java.util.List<Path> getAllExcludePaths()
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getIncludeMatchers
public java.util.List<Rule.RuleMatcher> getIncludeMatchers()
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withIncludeOn
public R withIncludeOn(Rule.RuleMatcher matcher)
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withIncludeOn
public R withIncludeOn(java.lang.String methods, java.lang.String paths)
Select this Rule when any method and path match.- Parameters:
methods
- or more comma separated http method names, can be null to match on anypaths
- each path can be one or more comma separated variableized Paths- Returns:
- this
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withIncludeOn
public R withIncludeOn(java.lang.String methodsAndOrPaths)
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withExcludeOn
public R withExcludeOn(java.lang.String methods, java.lang.String paths)
Don't select this Rule when any method and path match.- Parameters:
methods
- or more comma separated http method names, can be null to match on anypaths
- each path can be one or more comma separated variableized Paths- Returns:
- this
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withExcludeOn
public R withExcludeOn(Rule.RuleMatcher matcher)
Don't select this Rule when RuleMatcher matches- Parameters:
matcher
- the method/path combo to exclude- Returns:
- this
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withExcludeOn
public R withExcludeOn(java.lang.String methodsAndOrPaths)
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getExcludeMatchers
public java.util.List<Rule.RuleMatcher> getExcludeMatchers()
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getName
public java.lang.String getName()
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withName
public R withName(java.lang.String name)
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getOrder
public int getOrder()
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withOrder
public R withOrder(int order)
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getConfigKeys
public java.util.Set<java.lang.String> getConfigKeys()
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getConfig
public java.lang.String getConfig(java.lang.String key)
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getConfig
public java.lang.String getConfig(java.lang.String key, java.lang.String defaultValue)
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withConfig
public R withConfig(java.lang.String queryString)
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compareTo
public int compareTo(Rule a)
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toString
public java.lang.String toString()
- Overrides:
toString
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Jill Smith |
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Decodes some JSON text in the receiver, and marshals it into a class specified in obj. If obj is not a class, then we marshall the data into that instance via update_fields.
For instance:
class Stuff attr_reader :a, :b def initialize(values) @a = values['a'] @b = values['b'] end end thing = '{"a":42,"b":"foo"}'.json_into(Stuff) thing.a == 42 thing.b == "foo"
# File lib/trello/string.rb, line 18 18: def json_into(obj) 19: data = JSON.parse(self) 20: action = obj.kind_of?(Class) ? :new : :update_fields 21: if data.kind_of? Hash 22: obj.send(action, JSON.parse(self)) 23: else 24: data.map { |element| obj.send(action, element) } 25: end 26: rescue JSON::ParserError => json_error 27: if json_error.message =~ /model not found/ 28: Trello.logger.error "Could not find that record." 29: raise Trello::Error, "Request could not be found." 30: elsif json_error.message =~ /A JSON text must at least contain two octets/ 31: else 32: Trello.logger.error "Unknown error." 33: raise 34: end 35: end
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We did most of the heavy lifting for you to provide a default stylings that incorporate our custom components. Additionally, we refined animations and transitions to provide a smoother experience for developers.
By utilizing elements and principles of Material Design, we were able to create a framework that incorporates components and animations that provide more feedback to users. Additionally, a single underlying responsive system across all platforms allow for a more unified user experience.
We have provided detailed documentation as well as specific code examples to help new users get started. We are also always open to feedback and can answer any questions a user may have about Materialize.
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Ho-Urban gets more improved toilets under Urban Sanitation in 2019
by Caleb Kuleke, GNAHo, Nov. 23, GNA - Mr Aaron Kofi Amedzro, Ho Municipal Environmental Health Officer, has said a total of 3,442 improved toilet facilities have been constructed within the Ho-Urban areas in 2019 under the Urban Sanitation programme.
He said 2,571 facilities were constructed in 2018 under the same programme.
He said his outfit was making efforts to ensure that every household and institution within the Municipality had improved toilet facility to reduce open defecation and prevent diseases.
Mr Amedzro, who was speaking to the Ghana News Agency in an interview in Ho on World Toilet Day, said the Municipality was progressing steadily in terms of the number of improved households and institutional toilet facilities and called for support from all.
He underscored the importance of the theme for this year’s celebration; “Leaving no one behind” saying “when it comes to public health no one must be behind, all of us must go together” and make the necessary effort to ensure that the nation’s quest for improved environment for healthy living was achieved.
Mr Amedzro said as part of the celebration, his outfit is engaging some communities on the need to have household toilets and negative effects of open defecation.
He said the only way open defecation could end was to ensure that households and institutions have improved toilet facilities that was why they issued a four-month moratorium last year October.
Mr Amedzro said though the moratorium ended January this year, they were unable to prosecute people because more people were still acquiring the Basic Sanitation Fund to enable them fix the facility.
He said his outfit would soon begin prosecution and urged households and institutions without toilet facilities to quickly fix them to avoid prosecution.
GNA


Terminator: Resistance supports mods and the first one is already available for download
by John PapadopoulosTerminator: Resistance has just been released and it appears that it is fully moddable from the get-go. What this basically means is that modders can overhaul the game’s low-resolution textures. They can also replace the red lasers projectiles that the some Terminators fire with purple ones.
Now the first mod for Terminator: Resistance is a bit simple. This mod basically removes emission from side of M-27 Phased Plasma Pulse Rifle aka Endo Rifle. According to modder ‘WyRuZzaH’, this will make the game a bit more authentic than before.
Regarding modding for Terminator: Resistance, WyRuZzaH had this to say:
“Terminator: Resistance game is now officially moddable and this is first mod. We can actually create own .pak files (thanks to UnrealPak workflow by FluffyQuack) and game reads that .pak files flawlessly, so retextures can be done.. maybe even new models can be imported.”
Here is hoping that there will be enough modders to experiment and improve this latest Terminator game.
You can download this first mod for Terminator: Resistance from here. All you have to do in order to install it is copy pakchunk19-WindowsNoEditor.pak file to the game’s “Content\Paks\” folder.
Have fun!


If you have a positive pregnancy test, you have three choices to consider:
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You may have more questions than answers about parenting or maybe the thought of becoming a parent seems impossible to you at this time. We've talked to hundreds of clients who are concerned about things like this:
- My husband or boyfriend doesn't want the baby but I do
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You have lots of choices with adoption. Will it be open or closed? Will it be private or will you use an agency? You are in the driver's seat when making an adoption plan and there are lots of things to consider if you:
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 You can have the peace of knowing your child is loved and cared for by the couple you choose.
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Abortion
If you're thinking about finding an abortion clinic, it is important to remember that abortion is a medical procedure. What type will you have? What are the risks? You deserve to know the facts. You owe it to yourself to make an informed decision. Perhaps you're thinking:
- The father is insisting on an abortion
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You may also be interested in knowing:
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This repository is a fast alternative when you need an api to perform CRUD operations just for test or fun.
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Offer some entities with predefined attributes.
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Registration
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Campus Facilities
How To Reach
Contact
Accomodation FAQs
Can I register, but not take accommodation?
The registration amount remains unchanged in both the cases. It is advisable to avail the accommodation facility since there is no other mode of accommodation available in the campus during the fest.
Will all the team members be given accommodation at the same place?
We will try but there is no surety for the same.
What are the accomodation charges?
For every registered individual, the accomodation charge is : ₹150 (One Day), ₹250 (Two Days) and ₹350(Three Days), without meal. The above charge may subject to change. The accomodation charge is to be paid at the registration desk.
Where will the accommodation be provided?
Accommodation will be provided to boys and girls in well-secured hostels on the campus of LNMIIT.
What is the procedure to be followed after we reach LNMIIT?
You need to come to the Registration Desk, Main Gate along with your college identity card. You will be allotted your place to stay on campus and given a registration booklet.
Registration FAQs
What are the registration charges?
The registration charges and other necessary details regarding the payment are available under the tab "Register" of all specific events at https://vivacity.lnmiit.ac.in.
Can I register, but not take accommodation?
The registration amount remains unchanged in both the cases. It is advisable to avail the accommodation facility since there is no other mode of accommodation available in the campus during the fest.
I want to attend fun/informal events only. Will I have to pay the whole registration fee?
No, you have to pay only for the events. Only if any fun/informal events(excluding concerts) have charges then you have to pay for that specific event, otherwise it's free! In case you want to attend concerts, you need to have a Vivacity pass.
What is the payment procedure for registration of any events?
The payment procedure will be online and offline as well. Those who have been shortlisted, will be sent an email. You will have to report at the registration desk with the payment receipt print out and the mandatory documents. Failing to bring any of the documents may lead to cancellation of your participation. The documents are: College ID card. Printout of the receipt of payment. For Offline payment: Those participants who haven't paid the amount online also have a chance to pay offline for on spot registrations for the events but that completely depend on availability of seats.
How will I get to know about timings and venues for the events during Vivacity?
You will be given a registration booklet that will have all the timings of all the events and their venues. You can also tune to our Vivacity app for live updates.
Concerts & Passes FAQs
What things are not allowed in the concert?
Cosmetics, pointed objects like scissors, knives, etc are not allowed. Make sure you bring your friends along, though! There are arrangements inside for water, along with a food court. So there won’t be any need to carry water! You cannot carry your own food items. However, you can buy food from food courts inside the concert area.
Do I need passes to attend ProShows/Competitions/Informal/Concert Events?
Vivacity will provide you with a booklet and a band as soon as you enter the campus which has to be collected from the registration desk at the main gate. This Booklet and band will act as a pass to all the events other than concerts for non-accommodation holders. For accommodation holders, Vivacity will provide you with a separate booklet and a band and they will act as a pass to all the events including concerts.
Am I eligible to attend a concert?
Anyone having a Vivacity pass is eligible to attend a concert.
How can I attend concerts?
You need to collect passes from the Registration desk.
Can I get passes for my friends by providing their IDs?
No, you will get a pass only on your own ID.
Campus Facilities FAQs
What are the food facilities inside the campus?
There are food stalls available in the arena as long as it's open. Apart from this, there is the campus mess as well as various eateries and canteens in the campus where food is available at subsidized rates.
What about the hospital facility?
There is an institute Medical Unit located near the SAC. In case you fall ill, you are advised to report to us at accommodation desk. We shall make appropriate arrangements for you to be treated at the Medical unit. We shall also be carrying a first aid kit with us, at the accommodation desk.
Are there ATMs inside the campus?
There is one ICICI Bank ATM inside the campus.
How To Reach FAQs
How can we reach to the event?
VIVACITY takes place in The LNM Institute of Information Technology (LNMIIT) campus in Jaipur (state of Rajasthan).
By Air The LNM Institute of Information Technology campus is at a distance of approximately 22km from the airport. LNMIIT has its own transportation facilities to ply to and fro from LNMIIT campus to Jaipur city which starts from Ajmeri Gate, Raja Park, Pink Square mall, Jaipur city. Ajmeri Gate is approximately 3.3km from Jaipur Railway station. Prepaid cabs are available from the airport to the campus.
By Rail The LNM Institute of Information Technology campus is at a distance of a approximately 18km from the Jaipur railway station. LNMIIT has its own transportation facilities to ply to and fro from LNMIIT campus to Jaipur city which starts from Ajmeri Gate, Raja Park, Pink Square mall, Jaipur city. Ajmeri Gate is approximately 3.3km from Jaipur Railway station. Prepaid cabs are available from the Railway station to the campus.
Contact FAQs
Who should I contact in case of an emergency during VIVACITY?
You can contact anyone present on the registration desk and/or the following contacts:
1. Divyanshu Gera:
+91 79766 45013
2. Khalid M. Khan:
+91 77270 07427
Event Schedule


Developing Software Solutions from four years. Former Senior Systems Engineer at Infosys. Current graduate student at SJSU.
Master of Science in Software Engineering with specilization in Data Science. Currently enrolled in Udacity Data Science nanodegree.
Well, This is what i do in my free time. I would rather own a little and see the world, than own the world and see a little of it.
San Jose State Univerisity, San Jose, California, United States.
Bangalore, Karnataka, India
Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belgaum, Karnataka, India
Vijayapura, Karnataka, India


Welcome to Akan name website. It is a web application that takes a user's birthday and calculates the day of the week they were born and then depending on their gender outputs their Akan Name.
Akan name website is a web application that takes a user's birthday and calculates the day of the week they were born and then depending on their gender outputs their Akan Name. Akan names are derived from Ghanian culture. Frequently in Ghana, children are given their first name as a 'day name' which corresponds to the day in the week they were born. Here are Ghanian day names.
| WEEK DAY | MALE | FEMALE |
|---|---|---|
| Sunday | Kwasi | Akosua |
| Monday | Kwadwo | Adwoa |
| Tuesday | Kwabena | Abenaa |
| Wednesday | Kwaku | Akua |
| Thursday | Yaw | Yaa |
| Friday | Kofi | Afua |
| Saturday | Kwame | Ama |
Copyright © 2020 Joseph Shitandi Akan Name Website || Terms and Conditions || All Rights Reserved.


Hey guys,
bought an emontx3, rfpi v2 and emonth back in January, it has been all well and good until yesterday morning. Since then, the emonth is no longer reporting temps back to my raspberry pi. When I put the python process in debug mode, I see reports coming from node 10 (emontx3) but not from node 19 (emonth).
I have rebooted the full setup a few times, changed the batteries on the emonth, I see a red light when inserting the batteries, same as before, but it does not seem to report anymore. Last updated just says inactive now on the interface (i am sending the data directly to emoncms.org).
Do I have a possible hardware failure with that sensor? Anything I can try before contacting customer service?
Thanks in advance,
Steph
Re: EmonTH no longer reporting temps/humidity
If you have a fdti usb lead? You could try connecting to it and see what's happening (or not) over serial.
Do you see any activity on the rfm12b board ? if yes it could be a range/interference issue.
Paul
Re: EmonTH no longer reporting temps/humidity
Thanks for your reply, I do not have such a cable but good cable, I will source one to see what is happening.
Which exact cable type to I need for this? arduino to USB?
Just a thought though, by that theory, if there was interference going on, the emontx3 would most likely not transmit any data either no?
Re: EmonTH no longer reporting temps/humidity
The programmer lead sold in the shop http://shop.openenergymonitor.com/programmer-usb-to-serial-uart/
Quite possibly! but not definitely, I was just suggesting a quick visual check you could do to narrow the search. No RFM activity light suggests problem is in emonTH where as a normal flashing activity light flashing once every so often (~60secs) could mean something external to emonTH.
If emonTx and emonTH were at opposite ends of house and rfm2pi in the middle you could quite easily upset one but not the other.
Paul
Re: EmonTH no longer reporting temps/humidity
Hey Paul,
Thanks for your reply. I checked the emonth and even though the red led lights up when i put the batteries in, no heartbeat even happens after, changed batteries too just to make sure but nothing, I am starting to think it might be faulty. I did move the emonth next to the rfpi to see if it was a distance issue but nothing, still shows as inactive and no "node 19" in the logs :/
Anyone know what is the warranty on these?
Re: EmonTH no longer reporting temps/humidity
Well, I do not know what to say, I fully recharged another set of batteries and the thing came back online. My theory is that it was slightly unhappy and removing batteries for over an hour completely emptied any memory it might have. Now back online and graphing...
Sorry for the noise, and thanks for the suggestions.


SBAActivityReference
public protocol SBAActivityReference : AnyObject, RSDTaskInfo
SBAActivityReference
is used to cast all the activity reference types to a
common interface. This includes both compound tasks with different schema tables
for each task and single tasks with a single schema table.
-
The detailed description of the activity. This maps to the
detail
property of theRSDTaskInfo
protocol.Declaration
Swift
var activityDescription: String? { get }
-
activityInfo
Extension methodReturn the activity info from the configuration map.
Declaration
Swift
public var activityInfo: SBAActivityInfo? { get }
-
title
Extension methodReturn the activity info title.
Declaration
Swift
public var title: String? { get }
-
subtitle
Extension methodReturn the activity info subtitle.
Declaration
Swift
public var subtitle: String? { get }
-
detail
Extension methodReturn
activityDescription
or ifnil
, the activity info detail.Declaration
Swift
public var detail: String? { get }
-
imageVendor
Extension methodReturn the activity info imageVendor.
Declaration
Swift
public var imageVendor: RSDImageVendor? { get }
-
resourceTransformer
Extension methodThe resource transformer on
RSDTaskInfo
is used in cases where the transformer is loaded from a resource by the task info (when decoded). In the case of Bridge objects, this does not apply. Instead, the bridge objects defer to the app configuation singletons.Declaration
Swift
public var resourceTransformer: RSDTaskTransformer? { get }
Return Value
nil


|
Helix
|
Classes | |
| class | CleanoutLRTask |
| class | CloseConnection |
| class | ConnectToServer |
| class | ExecuteGenericSQL |
| class | FindLogMessage |
| class | GetAllLayouts |
| class | GetAllLRTasks |
| class | GetHitMap |
| class | GetLogFiles |
| class | GetLogMessages |
| class | GetLogMessagesByRange |
| class | GetLogMsgCount |
| class | GetLogSettings |
| class | GetOneLRTask |
| class | GetProfile |
| class | HitMap |
| class | HitMapTest |
| class | LogMessageFilter |
| class | LogMessageFilterTest |
| class | LogObj |
| class | LogObjTest |
| class | LogOn |
| class | LogOnTest |
| class | LogSettings |
| class | LogSettingsTest |
| class | LRTask |
| class | LRTaskTest |
| class | SaveLayout |
| class | SaveLogMsg |
| class | SchedItem |
| class | SchedItemTest |
| class | SQLStatement |
| class | SQLStatementTest |
| class | Statics |
| class | SwitchServerConnection |
| class | SystemProperties |
| class | UpdateLogSettings |
| class | UserProperties |
Typedefs | |
| typedef sptr< vector< HitMap * >, HitMap::deleteVector > | HitMap_svect |
| typedef sptr< vector< LogMessageFilter * >, LogMessageFilter::deleteVector > | LogMessageFilter_svect |
| typedef sptr< vector< LogObj * >, LogObj::deleteVector > | LogObj_svect |
| typedef sptr< vector< LogOn * >, LogOn::deleteVector > | LogOn_svect |
| typedef sptr< vector< LogSettings * >, LogSettings::deleteVector > | LogSettings_svect |
| typedef sptr< vector< LRTask * >, LRTask::deleteVector > | LRTask_svect |
| typedef sptr< vector< SchedItem * >, SchedItem::deleteVector > | SchedItem_svect |
| typedef sptr< vector< SQLStatement * >, SQLStatement::deleteVector > | SQLStatement_svect |
| typedef sptr< vector< HitMap* >, HitMap::deleteVector> Helix::Logic::util::HitMap_svect |
This typedef makes it easy to declare smart pointer vectors of the HitMap object type. Use this to keep your code clean and easy to read. For example:
HitMap_svect myVect = HitMap::selectSomething(odbc);
| typedef sptr< vector< LogMessageFilter* >, LogMessageFilter::deleteVector> Helix::Logic::util::LogMessageFilter_svect |
This typedef makes it easy to declare smart pointer vectors of the LogMessageFilter object type. Use this to keep your code clean and easy to read. For example:
LogMessageFilter_svect myVect = LogMessageFilter::selectSomething(odbc);
| typedef sptr< vector< LogObj* >, LogObj::deleteVector> Helix::Logic::util::LogObj_svect |
This typedef makes it easy to declare smart pointer vectors of the LogObj object type. Use this to keep your code clean and easy to read. For example:
LogObj_svect myVect = LogObj::selectSomething(odbc);
| typedef sptr< vector< LogOn* >, LogOn::deleteVector> Helix::Logic::util::LogOn_svect |
This typedef makes it easy to declare smart pointer vectors of the LogOn object type. Use this to keep your code clean and easy to read. For example:
LogOn_svect myVect = LogOn::selectSomething(odbc);
| typedef sptr< vector< LogSettings* >, LogSettings::deleteVector> Helix::Logic::util::LogSettings_svect |
This typedef makes it easy to declare smart pointer vectors of the LogSettings object type. Use this to keep your code clean and easy to read. For example:
LogSettings_svect myVect = LogSettings::selectSomething(odbc);
| typedef sptr< vector< LRTask* >, LRTask::deleteVector> Helix::Logic::util::LRTask_svect |
This typedef makes it easy to declare smart pointer vectors of the LRTask object type. Use this to keep your code clean and easy to read. For example:
LRTask_svect myVect = LRTask::selectSomething(odbc);
| typedef sptr< vector< SchedItem* >, SchedItem::deleteVector> Helix::Logic::util::SchedItem_svect |
This typedef makes it easy to declare smart pointer vectors of the SchedItem object type. Use this to keep your code clean and easy to read. For example:
SchedItem_svect myVect = SchedItem::selectSomething(odbc);
| typedef sptr< vector< SQLStatement* >, SQLStatement::deleteVector> Helix::Logic::util::SQLStatement_svect |
This typedef makes it easy to declare smart pointer vectors of the SQLStatement object type. Use this to keep your code clean and easy to read. For example:
SQLStatement_svect myVect = SQLStatement::selectSomething(odbc);


A theme is the set of colors that will be applied to the Angular Material components. The library's approach to theming is based on the guidance from the Material Design spec.
In Angular Material, a theme is created by composing multiple palettes. In particular, a theme consists of:
In Angular Material, all theme styles are generated statically at build-time so that your app doesn't have to spend cycles generating theme styles on startup.
Angular Material comes prepackaged with several pre-built theme css files. These theme files also include all of the styles for core (styles common to all components), so you only have to include a single css file for Angular Material in your app.
You can include a theme file directly into your application from
@angular/material/core/theming/prebuilt
If you're using Angular CLI, this is as simple as including one line
in your style.css
file:
@import<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Alternatively, you can just reference the file directly. This would look something like
<link<EMAIL_ADDRESS>rel="stylesheet">
The actual path will depend on your server setup.
You can also concatenate the file with the rest of your application's css.
When you want more customization than a pre-built theme offers, you can create your own theme file.
A theme file is a simple Sass file that defines your palettes and passes them to mixins that output the corresponding styles. A typical theme file will look something like this:
@import '~@angular/material/core/theming/all-theme';
// Plus imports for other components in your app.
// Include the base styles for Angular Material core. We include this here so that you only
// have to load a single css file for Angular Material in your app.
@include md-core();
// Define the palettes for your theme using the Material Design palettes available in palette.scss
// (imported above). For each palette, you can optionally specify a default, lighter, and darker
// hue.
$candy-app-primary: md-palette($md-indigo);
$candy-app-accent: md-palette($md-pink, A200, A100, A400);
// The warn palette is optional (defaults to red).
$candy-app-warn: md-palette($md-red);
// Create the theme object (a Sass map containing all of the palettes).
$candy-app-theme: md-light-theme($candy-app-primary, $candy-app-accent, $candy-app-warn);
// Include theme styles for core and each component used in your app.
// Alternatively, you can import and @include the theme mixins for each component
// that you are using.
@include angular-material-theme($candy-app-theme);
You only need this single Sass file; you do not need to use Sass to style the rest of your app.
If you are using the Angular CLI, support for compiling Sass to css is built-in; you only have to
add a new entry to the "styles"
list in angular-cli.json
pointing to the theme
file (e.g., unicorn-app-theme.scss
).
If you're not using the Angular CLI, you can use any existing Sass tooling to build the file (such
as gulp-sass or grunt-sass). The simplest approach is to use the node-sass
CLI; you simply run:
node-sass src/unicorn-app-theme.scss dist/unicorn-app-theme.css
and then include the output file in your application.
The theme file can be concatenated and minified with the rest of the application's css.
You can extend the example above to define a second (or third or fourth) theme that is gated by some selector. For example, we could append the following to the example above to define a secondary dark theme:
.unicorn-dark-theme {
$dark-primary: md-palette($md-blue-grey);
$dark-accent: md-palette($md-amber, A200, A100, A400);
$dark-warn: md-palette($md-deep-orange);
$dark-theme: md-dark-theme($dark-primary, $dark-accent, $dark-warn);
@include angular-material-theme($dark-theme);
}
With this, any element inside of a parent with the unicorn-dark-theme
class will use this
dark theme.
For more details about theming your own components, see theming-your-components.md


src/stomp.config.ts
Represents a configuration object for the STOMPService to connect to.
Properties |
| debug |
debug:
|
Type : boolean
|
|
Defined in src/stomp.config.ts:57
|
|
Enable client debugging? |
| headers |
headers:
|
Type : StompHeaders
|
|
Defined in src/stomp.config.ts:31
|
|
Headers Typical keys: login: string, passcode: string. host:string will neeed to be passed for virtual hosts in RabbitMQ |
| heartbeat_in |
heartbeat_in:
|
Type : number
|
|
Defined in src/stomp.config.ts:38
|
|
How often to incoming heartbeat? Interval in milliseconds, set to 0 to disable Typical value 0 - disabled |
| heartbeat_out |
heartbeat_out:
|
Type : number
|
|
Defined in src/stomp.config.ts:46
|
|
How often to outgoing heartbeat? Interval in milliseconds, set to 0 to disable Typical value 20000 - every 20 seconds |
| reconnect_delay |
reconnect_delay:
|
Type : number
|
|
Defined in src/stomp.config.ts:54
|
|
Wait in milliseconds before attempting auto reconnect Set to 0 to disable Typical value 5000 (5 seconds) |
| url |
url:
|
Type : string |
|
|
Defined in src/stomp.config.ts:24
|
|
Server URL to connect to. Please refer to your STOMP broker documentation for details. Example: ws://<IP_ADDRESS>:15674/ws (for a RabbitMQ default setup running on localhost) Alternatively this parameter can be a function that returns an object similar to WebSocket (typically SockJS instance). Example: () => { return new SockJS('http://<IP_ADDRESS>:15674/stomp'); } |
import { StompHeaders } from './stomp-headers';
import { Injectable } from '@angular/core';
/**
* Represents a configuration object for the
* STOMPService to connect to.
*/
@Injectable()
export class StompConfig {
/**
* Server URL to connect to. Please refer to your STOMP broker documentation for details.
*
* Example: ws://<IP_ADDRESS>:15674/ws (for a RabbitMQ default setup running on localhost)
*
* Alternatively this parameter can be a function that returns an object similar to WebSocket
* (typically SockJS instance).
*
* Example:
*
* () => {
* return new SockJS('http://<IP_ADDRESS>:15674/stomp');
* }
*/
url: string | (() => any);
/**
* Headers
* Typical keys: login: string, passcode: string.
* host:string will neeed to be passed for virtual hosts in RabbitMQ
*/
headers: StompHeaders;
/** How often to incoming heartbeat?
* Interval in milliseconds, set to 0 to disable
*
* Typical value 0 - disabled
*/
heartbeat_in: number;
/**
* How often to outgoing heartbeat?
* Interval in milliseconds, set to 0 to disable
*
* Typical value 20000 - every 20 seconds
*/
heartbeat_out: number;
/**
* Wait in milliseconds before attempting auto reconnect
* Set to 0 to disable
*
* Typical value 5000 (5 seconds)
*/
reconnect_delay: number;
/** Enable client debugging? */
debug: boolean;
}


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DAEMON
Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (3)
Updated: 2013-10-28
Index
Return to Main Contents
NAME
daemon - run in the background
SYNOPSIS
#include <unistd.h>
int daemon(int nochdir, int noclose);
Feature Test Macro Requirements for glibc (see
feature_test_macros(7)):
daemon():
_BSD_SOURCE || (_XOPEN_SOURCE && _XOPEN_SOURCE < 500)
DESCRIPTION
The
daemon()
function is for programs wishing to detach themselves from the
controlling terminal and run in the background as system daemons.
If
nochdir
is zero,
daemon()
changes the calling process's current working directory
to the root directory ("/");
otherwise, the current working directory is left unchanged.
If
noclose
is zero,
daemon()
redirects standard input, standard output and standard error
to
/dev/null;
otherwise, no changes are made to these file descriptors.
RETURN VALUE
(This function forks, and if the
fork(2)
succeeds, the parent calls
_exit(2),
so that further errors are seen by the child only.)
On success
daemon()
returns zero.
If an error occurs,
daemon()
returns -1 and sets
errno
to any of the errors specified for the
fork(2)
and
setsid(2).
ATTRIBUTES
Multithreading (see pthreads(7))
The
daemon()
function is thread-safe.
CONFORMING TO
Not in POSIX.1-2001.
A similar function appears on the BSDs.
The
daemon()
function first appeared in 4.4BSD.
NOTES
The glibc implementation can also return -1 when
/dev/null
exists but is not a character device with the expected
major and minor numbers.
In this case,
errno
need not be set.
SEE ALSO
fork(2),
setsid(2)
Index
- NAME
-
- SYNOPSIS
-
- DESCRIPTION
-
- RETURN VALUE
-
- ATTRIBUTES
-
- Multithreading (see pthreads(7))
-
- CONFORMING TO
-
- NOTES
-
- SEE ALSO
-
This document was created by
man2html,
using the manual pages.
Time: 02:55:14 GMT, September 18, 2014


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BassoonTracker provides a standalone player library that you can use in your own projects, to play module files without the tracker interface.
In addition to playing songs, you can also trigger samples individually.
This is especially well-suited for small (web) games:
- .mod and .xm files are usually much smaller than .mp3 files
- You can have several looping "subsongs" in 1 file, so for example you could have a different tune for each game section without loading additional data
- You can embed your sound-FX samples in the same file and still one-shot play them
The complete playback library is only 19.8 kb when gzipped (56 kb when uncompressed, 41 kb when
regpacked).
Although the BassoonTracker standalone player is not the most complete mod-player on the web, it is the smallest and most CPU friendly one, playing without hickups even on mobile devices and older PC's.
You'll find a
simple example here.
Hit the "play" button above to start the playback.
Library and sample code
Download the
bassoonplayer-min.js file, include it in your project's HTML page, and you're good to go!
If size matters and you don't need any advanced stuff, use the
b-zip.js file which is only 29.2 kb (Thanks
Dr. Snuggles)
The most simple example would be:
The second parameter in
BassoonTracker.load
defines whether the song should autoplay once loaded or not. (please note that some browsers need user interaction first before media playback is enabled)
You can use a third parameter as a
callback function, triggered when the loading of the file is complete:
After BassoonTracker.init is loaded, you might want to check "Audio.context" to see if the browser supports
Webaudio.
Useful methods
BassoonTracker.togglePlay()
BassoonTracker.isPlaying()
BassoonTracker.playSong()
BassoonTracker.stop()
BassoonTracker.getTrackCount()
BassoonTracker.getSong()
(gets the current song)
BassoonTracker.getSong().title
BassoonTracker.getSong().length
(in patterns)
BassoonTracker.getSong().patterns
(array of patterns)
BassoonTracker.getSong().patternTable
(array of pattern positions in the song)
BassoonTracker.setCurrentSongPosition(songPos)
BassoonTracker.playSample(sampleIndex,sampleRate)
BassoonTracker.getBPM
BassoonTracker.getAmigaSpeed
BassoonTracker.audio
(pointer to the main audio object)
Indicating playback progress
The playback itself is scheduled in WebAudio and completely detached from the main JavaSscript thread.
Therefore there are no direct events to indicate playback progress.
If you want to display some UI with a progress indicator you will have to keep track of the start time of the song (
Audio.context.currentTime
)
and call
BassoonTracker.getStateAtTime(time)
periodically
(or
BassoonTracker.getTimeStates()
to get the complete list).
Note that the player schedules audio ahead, so the last item in the
BassoonTracker.getTimeStates()
list will be in the future.
Displaying pattern data
When a song is playing you can get the current pattern and row that is being played with
BassoonTracker.getStateAtTime(BassoonTracker.audio.context.currentTime)
This returns an object with 2 properties: songPos and patternPos.
You can then get the current pattern using BassoonTracker.getSong().patterns[BassoonTracker.getSong().patternTable[songPos]]
For a full example, please refer to the
Pattern View demo
Adjusting volume
If you want to adjust to volume, you can use
BassoonTracker.audio.masterVolume
which is a
WebAudio GainNode.
If you want to adjust the volume for a specific track (e.g. to mute it), you can access each tracks audio output using
BassoonTracker.audio.filterChains[i].output()
which is a
WebAudio GainNode. (where i is the 0-based index of the track)
More advanced player examples
Here is a
more advanced example of the player, with a playlist, a progress bar, a volume selector, and an audio visualization area.
And finally an
expanded example with an additional pattern view.


This class will involve a lot of coding, for which you will need some basic tools. Please make sure to set up the following tools before the first day of class.
We will discuss these tools in much more detail in class, so don’t worry if this is all new and perhaps a bit frightening right now.
Python and Jupyter notebook
Python is a free programming language. We will use the distribution called Anaconda (Conda) as it comes with the most essential for working with data, statistical computing and visualizations. We will use Anaconda for Python 3.6 throughout the course, so please make sure it is installed on your computer before first day of class. It works on all platforms.
Anaconda can be downloaded here, for Windows, Mac or Linux. If you want to watch a step-by-step tutorial on how to install Anaconda and Jupyter Notebook for you machine see the guides here:
- Install Anaconda for Windows by following these steps or watch this video
- Install Anaconda for Mac by following these steps or watch this video
Since the vast majority of our coding will be in the Python language, we will use an integrated development environment (IDE). IDEs integrate text editing, syntax highlighting, and version control, simplifying the coding process. These packages are automatically included in Anaconda Jupyter Notebook. It’s free and modern, and if you’re new to Python this will make it much easier to get started. All Python coding in this course will be done in Jupyter Notebook.
Verifying the installation
After installation of Python please to execute a number of commands in the shell. You open the shell by entering cmd prompt (Windows) or terminal (Linux/Mac). Note in Windows you may have to open the Anaconda Prompt instead of normal cmd
. Once the shell is open type python
- this will start Python. Once you have Python started please try the following two commands to verify that it’s working.
1+2
>>> 3
print('Welcome to Social Data Science')
>>> Welcome to Social Data Science
Welcome to open source
To know core Python is powerful in itself, but the great potentials lie in the huge community of developers and researchers contributing to a shared pool of software packages. A programming language is as powerful as the community that surrounds it. Especially in the field of machine learning, the Python community is leading the way, allowing you to share code with top researchers from the field and industry, among others Google’s top engineering teams. Tapping into these vast resources is made easy by the Conda distribution and the pip package manager. Just open your shell/command-line/terminal and type the following:
conda install [name of package]
or if conda does not support it directly use the more generic package manager:
pip install [name of package]
Using Jypyter notebook
The Jupyter Notebook App can be launched by clicking on the Jupyter Notebook icon installed by Anaconda in the start menu (only Windows) or by typing the following either in a terminal (on Mac/Linux) or cmd (on Windows).
jupyter notebook
This will launch a new browser window (or a new tab) showing the Notebook Dashboard, a sort of control panel that allows (among other things) to select which notebook to open.
Getting friendly with Jupyter
Try to spend a little time familiarizing yourself with the Jupyter framework. For instance, try learning a few of your editor’s keyboard shortcuts; see our post here. The point is to be as productive as possible when working with the computer. Karl Broman, a professor of biostatistics and medical informatics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, gives some great advice for working with code:
The key thing I emphasize to students is they should be using the mouse as little as possible. Every time you move your hands away from the keys, you’re slowing yourself down.
A Git client
Git is a version control system that allows you to track modifications to files and code over time. It also facilitates collaborations so that multiple people can share and edit the same code base.
If you are on Windows you can install Github Desktop which provides both the command line tool for git and a graphical user interface. Alternatively, you can install git as an optional package under Cygwin. I recommend the Github application, as it will be easier to interface with Github using it. Likewise, modern versions of Mac OS X have a command line git client installed by default, but the Github Desktop tool is a recommended addition.
A Github account
Github is a platform that facilitates collaboration on projects that use git. You can use it to host projects, publish them to the web, and share them with other people. Create a free account if you don’t already have one.
Once you have an account, clone the course repository using your local git client. This is most easily done on the command line as follows:
# git clone https://github.com/abjer/sds
Cloning into 'sds'...
remote: Counting objects: 145, done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (98/98), done.
remote: Total 145 (delta 40), reused 137 (delta 37)
Receiving objects: 100% (145/145), 454.90 KiB | 594.00 KiB/s, done.
Resolving deltas: 100% (40/40), done.
Checking connectivity... done.
When this is complete, verify that you have a local directory called sds
containing a README.md
file.
Afterwards you can subscribe to updates, small and big, by using Watch
or Star
within the GitHub page.
A text editor (optional)
An important alterntive to Jupyter is a decent text editor. A text editor is a program that lets you work with plain-text files. You should pick an editor capable of syntax highlighting, syntax checking (ensuring that brackets and parentheses are properly paired), and handling multiple files. We highly recommend:
Another good option is Sublime Text.