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__init__() (segregation.aspatial.Atkinson method)
(segregation.aspatial.BiasCorrectedDissim method)
(segregation.aspatial.ConProf method)
(segregation.aspatial.CorrelationR method)
(segregation.aspatial.DensityCorrectedDissim method)
(segregation.aspatial.Dissim method)
(segregation.aspatial.Entropy method)
(segregation.aspatial.Exposure method)
(segregation.aspatial.GiniSeg method)
(segregation.aspatial.Isolation method)
(segregation.aspatial.MinMax method)
(segregation.aspatial.ModifiedDissim method)
(segregation.aspatial.ModifiedGiniSeg method)
(segregation.aspatial.MultiDissim method)
(segregation.aspatial.MultiDivergence method)
(segregation.aspatial.MultiDiversity method)
(segregation.aspatial.MultiGiniSeg method)
(segregation.aspatial.MultiInformationTheory method)
(segregation.aspatial.MultiNormalizedExposure method)
(segregation.aspatial.MultiRelativeDiversity method)
(segregation.aspatial.MultiSquaredCoefficientVariation method)
(segregation.aspatial.SimpsonsConcentration method)
(segregation.aspatial.SimpsonsInteraction method)
(segregation.compute_all.ComputeAllAspatialSegregation method)
(segregation.compute_all.ComputeAllSegregation method)
(segregation.compute_all.ComputeAllSpatialSegregation method)
(segregation.decomposition.DecomposeSegregation method)
(segregation.inference.SingleValueTest method)
(segregation.inference.TwoValueTest method)
(segregation.local.LocalRelativeCentralization method)
(segregation.local.MultiLocalDiversity method)
(segregation.local.MultiLocalEntropy method)
(segregation.local.MultiLocalSimpsonConcentration method)
(segregation.local.MultiLocalSimpsonInteraction method)
(segregation.local.MultiLocationQuotient method)
(segregation.spatial.AbsoluteCentralization method)
(segregation.spatial.AbsoluteClustering method)
(segregation.spatial.AbsoluteConcentration method)
(segregation.spatial.BoundarySpatialDissim method)
(segregation.spatial.Delta method)
(segregation.spatial.DistanceDecayExposure method)
(segregation.spatial.DistanceDecayIsolation method)
(segregation.spatial.PerimeterAreaRatioSpatialDissim method)
(segregation.spatial.RelativeCentralization method)
(segregation.spatial.RelativeClustering method)
(segregation.spatial.RelativeConcentration method)
(segregation.spatial.SpatialDissim method)
(segregation.spatial.SpatialMinMax method)
(segregation.spatial.SpatialProximity method)
(segregation.spatial.SpatialProxProf method)
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AbsoluteCentralization (class in segregation.spatial)
AbsoluteClustering (class in segregation.spatial)
AbsoluteConcentration (class in segregation.spatial)
Atkinson (class in segregation.aspatial)
B
BiasCorrectedDissim (class in segregation.aspatial)
BoundarySpatialDissim (class in segregation.spatial)
C
calc_access() (in module segregation.network)
ComputeAllAspatialSegregation (class in segregation.compute_all)
ComputeAllSegregation (class in segregation.compute_all)
ComputeAllSpatialSegregation (class in segregation.compute_all)
ConProf (class in segregation.aspatial)
CorrelationR (class in segregation.aspatial)
D
DecomposeSegregation (class in segregation.decomposition)
Delta (class in segregation.spatial)
DensityCorrectedDissim (class in segregation.aspatial)
Dissim (class in segregation.aspatial)
DistanceDecayExposure (class in segregation.spatial)
DistanceDecayIsolation (class in segregation.spatial)
E
Entropy (class in segregation.aspatial)
Exposure (class in segregation.aspatial)
G
get_osm_network() (in module segregation.network)
GiniSeg (class in segregation.aspatial)
I
Isolation (class in segregation.aspatial)
L
LocalRelativeCentralization (class in segregation.local)
M
MinMax (class in segregation.aspatial)
ModifiedDissim (class in segregation.aspatial)
ModifiedGiniSeg (class in segregation.aspatial)
MultiDissim (class in segregation.aspatial)
MultiDivergence (class in segregation.aspatial)
MultiDiversity (class in segregation.aspatial)
MultiGiniSeg (class in segregation.aspatial)
MultiInformationTheory (class in segregation.aspatial)
MultiLocalDiversity (class in segregation.local)
MultiLocalEntropy (class in segregation.local)
MultiLocalSimpsonConcentration (class in segregation.local)
MultiLocalSimpsonInteraction (class in segregation.local)
MultiLocationQuotient (class in segregation.local)
MultiNormalizedExposure (class in segregation.aspatial)
MultiRelativeDiversity (class in segregation.aspatial)
MultiSquaredCoefficientVariation (class in segregation.aspatial)
P
PerimeterAreaRatioSpatialDissim (class in segregation.spatial)
R
RelativeCentralization (class in segregation.spatial)
RelativeClustering (class in segregation.spatial)
RelativeConcentration (class in segregation.spatial)
S
SimpsonsConcentration (class in segregation.aspatial)
SimpsonsInteraction (class in segregation.aspatial)
SingleValueTest (class in segregation.inference)
SpatialDissim (class in segregation.spatial)
SpatialMinMax (class in segregation.spatial)
SpatialProximity (class in segregation.spatial)
SpatialProxProf (class in segregation.spatial)
T
TwoValueTest (class in segregation.inference)


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| Free acid or alkali | ≤10 |
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| Readily carbonizable substances | Not more intensely colored than reference |
| P-toluene sulfonamide | ≤10ppm |
| O-toluene sulfonamide | ≤10ppm |
| Selenium ppm | ≤30 |
| Related substance | Complies with DAB |
| Clarity and color solution | Color less clear |
| Organic volatiles | Complies with BP |
| PH value | Complies with BP/USP |
| Benzoic acid-sulfonamide | ≤25ppm |
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The issue is expected to be resolved before the Normandy Four summit.
Russia agreed to return to Ukraine three naval vessels seized following an attack on them near the Kerch Strait in November 2018.
That's according to a Russian news outlet Kommersant, citing its source.
The parties are now agreeing on the place and time of transfer of the three boats, the source said.
The issue should be resolved before the Normandy Four summit, which is scheduled for December 9.
Two informed sources confirmed that a decision was made on principle to return to Ukraine the small armored boats Berdyansk and Nikopol, as well as the tugboat Yany Kapu.
According to them, Russia and Ukraine are now at the final stage of negotiations involving law enforcement agencies and foreign ministries of the two countries.
Sources say the vessels will be towed to the sea where they are supposed to be met by Ukrainian tugs at a designated location.
Personal weapons of Ukrainian crew, as well as radios and logs containing information on the crew and other data, will remain in Russia, the report claims.


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A market fire that occurred Sunday evening in Shanghai had claimed five lives and injured more than ten as of 3 a.m. Monday, said the local fire fighting authorities。
Ma Bing, a doctor with Changhai Hospital of Shanghai, which is treating eight of the injured, told Xinhua that three were burnt seriously.
Fire fighters have extinguished the blaze that broke out around 8:30 p.m. Sunday at a farm produce wholesale market in Pudong new district of Shanghai。
All injured people have been hospitalized, said the district's official microblog on the Twitter-like Sina Weibo。
Rescuers are still searching for the casualties at the fire site。
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@eg def _xtile2(): n = 100000 s1= "s1",[r()4/2 for _ in range(n)] s2= "s2",[r()2 for _ in range(n)] s3= "s3",[r()0.5*1.5 for _ in range(n)] s4= "s4",[r()0.5*0.33 for _ in range(n)] for (a,b,c),d in xtiles([s1,s2,s3,s4]): print(a,c,":",d)
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- Converters are only registered by default for types delivered with the JDK in use preventing unexpected incompatibilities
- Separation between user defined attributes and XStream attributes
- New mode for JSONWriter to drop JSON root node
- Support for FreeBSD's Diablo JDK.
- Enhanced persistence package and extended tutorial.
View the complete change log and download.
Note, that XStream really supports by default now only types of the JDK in use. Especially for CGLIB this means that support of those proxies will have to be explicitly activated first. However, support for CGLIB proxies is enhanced.
Note, to support a representation of null values in some way, it is absolutely necessary that each converter can handle a null value in its marshalling methods. If you have implemented your own custom converters, try to handle such a case also to prevent incompatibilities in case XStream will provide such values with its next major version.


GIR
public class GIR
Representation of a GIR file
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public var preamble: String
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Namespace prefix defined by the receiver
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Collection of identifier prefixes
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Collection of symbol prefixes
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Type-erased sequence of namespaces
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public var namespaces: AnySequence<XMLNameSpace>
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Aliases defined by this GIR file
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public var aliases: [GIR.Alias]
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Constants defined by this GIR file
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public var constants: [GIR.Constant]
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Enums defined by this GIR file
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public var enumerations: [GIR.Enumeration]
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Bitfields defined by this GIR file
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public var bitfields: [GIR.Bitfield]
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Interfaces defined by this GIR file
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public var interfaces: [GIR.Interface]
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Records defined by this GIR file
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public var records: [GIR.Record]
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Classes defined by this GIR file
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public var classes: [GIR.Class]
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Free functions defined by this GIR file
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public var functions: [GIR.Function]
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Callbacs defined by this GIR file
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public var callbacks: [GIR.Callback]
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names of black-listed identifiers
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Swift
public static var Blacklist: Set<String>
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names of constants to be taken verbatim
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public static var VerbatimConstants: Set<String>
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context of known types
Declaration
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public static var KnownTypes: [String : GIR.Datatype]
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context of known records
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public static var KnownRecords: [String : GIR.Record]
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context of known functions
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public static var KnownFunctions: [String : GIR.Function]
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Type of
GError
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public static var GErrorType: String
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designated constructor
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public init(xmlDocument: XMLDocument, quiet: Bool = false)
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convenience constructor to read a gir file
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public convenience init?(fromFile name: String)
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convenience constructor to read from memory
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public convenience init?(buffer content: UnsafeBufferPointer<CChar>, quiet q: Bool = false)
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GIR named thing class
See moreDeclaration
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public class Thing : Hashable, Comparable
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a bitfield is defined akin to an enumeration
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public class Bitfield : Enumeration
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code boiler plate
Declaration
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var boilerPlate: String { get }
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return the documentation for the given child nodes
Declaration
Swift
public class func docs(children: LazySequence<AnySequence<XMLElement>>) -> String
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return the documentation for the given child nodes
Declaration
Swift
public class func deprecatedDocumentation(children: LazySequence<AnySequence<XMLElement>>) -> String?
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return the documentation for the given child nodes
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Swift
public class func documentation(name: String, children: LazySequence<AnySequence<XMLElement>>) -> String
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return the method/function arguments for the given child nodes
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public class func args(children: LazySequence<AnySequence<XMLElement>>) -> [Argument]
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dump Swift code
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public func dumpSwift() -> String


| Name | Elevation | Continent | First summit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aconcagua | 6,961 meters | South America | 1897 |
| Denali | 6,194 meters | North America | 1913 |
| Elbrus | 5,642 meters | Europe | 1874 |
| Everest | 8,850 meters | Asia | 1953 |
| Kilimanjaro | 5,895 meters | Africa | 1889 |
| Puncak Jaya | 4,884 meters | Australia | 1962 |
| Vinson | 4,897 meters | Antarctica | 1966 |


HTML, CSS and Dom is like a game of Netball.
Amy wants to play Netball but has never played before. A teacher explains to Amy the fundamentals (HTML) of the game. There is a court 100 feet long and 50 feet wide and it is divided lengthwise into thirds. There is a ball and a 10-foot standing post with a hoop at each end of the court. In the team there are seven players (Tag) that form positions: (elements)
From these positions, the players learn skills, drills and plays (Content) So now that Amy has been told the fundamentals of the game, Amy is still unsure of how the game should look. There is a game being played between the Blue team and Red team. The blue team is wearing a Blue Uniform and the Red team is wearing a Red Uniform to distinguish what teams they belong to. (CSS) Amy is beginning to understand a lot about Netball and wonders who assigns the different positions to these players. That is where the coach (DOM) comes in. The coach can set plays, change players from one position to another. Determine which players work well with each other. The players look to the coach for help in order to have a successful game.
Is when you take every element of a webpage design and divide the design into boxes where the box will include other boxes.
Is a box that wraps around every HTML element. It consists of :


 It called upon the President and the Supreme Court to intervene as any structural alteration to the Constitution would demolish the idea of India.
‘Divisive Bill’
Describing it as a “divisive” Bill, president of AMUSU Salman Imtiaz said the Bill follows an “Israeli blueprint” born out of “Zionist ideology”.
A statement issued by AMUSU said if passed, it will lead to the NRC process across India, which miserably failed in Assam.


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Report shows improvement in Kansas Athletics’ finances
LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) - The athletic department at the University of Kansas is reporting a profit after two straight years of financial losses.
The Lawrence Journal-World obtained the auditor’s report for Kansas Athletics Inc., a nonprofit corporation wholly owned by the university. It shows operating income of $4.3 million for fiscal year 2019. Kansas Athletics had an operating loss of $82,000 in fiscal year 2017 and an operating loss of $1.6 million in fiscal year 2018.
Operating revenue - everything from ticket sales to contributions - rose 11 percent, to $114.7 million. Operating expenditures also grew, but not as much as revenues.
The newspaper says much of the new spending went to the football program. Athletic Director Jeff Long, who began his job in August 2018, started a fundraising drive to boost football spending.
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At the top level, you'll find the following directories:
| authors | Directory for all individually written submissions of modules, scripts, etc. |
| doc | Documentation and other informative bits |
| indices | Indexes, in ls -lR format |
| misc | Miscellaneous stuff, emacs libraries |
| modules | specific modules by name, by category, and by author |
| ports | ports of Perl to various architectures |
| scripts | original scripts area, specific tools/toys |
| src | Perl sources, Versions 4 and 5 |
Along with the above directories, you'll find the following files in the top level, by default:
| CPAN | Textual description of the archive, its sites, contributions, and maintenance. |
| CPAN.html | HTML form of CPAN |
| ENDINGS | Filename extensions in use within the CPAN, and what they imply, in terms of MIME and specific applications. |
| MIRRORED.BY | Sites which mirror the CPAN, and are part of the Comprehensive Perl Archive Network, which are publicly accessible. |
| MIRRORING.FROM | Sites from which the master CPAN site, at FUNET in Finland, mirrors to create the master CPAN hierarchy. |
| README | Notes on the intent and principle of the CPAN from Jarkko Hietaniemi, the "Self-Appointed Master Librarian (OOK!) of the CPAN" |
| README.html | HTML version of the README |
| RECENT | A listing of the most recent submissions and uploads to the CPAN. |
| RECENT.html | HTML version of the RECENT text file. |
| ROADMAP | Simple overview of the CPAN hierarchy. |
| ROADMAP.html | HTML version of the ROADMAP. Useful to navigate through the archive, if you don't mind waiting for repeated FTP connections through the Web browser. |
As you can see, each of the files has a specific intent, and some of them provide a view into the archive.
For the sake of brevity, however, let's take a closer look at the intent of each of the top-level directories.
| authors | This directory is really the foundation of the newer CPAN hierarchy. It has come into being during the last couple of years, specifically for the archival of works, in any form, by specific people. All of the numerous modules and extensions which can be used with Perl5 are to be found under here. There are numerous symlinks which correspond to the full name of the authors, along with the id directory. | |
| authors/id | The layout of the authors directory is such that there exists a symlink with the name the same as the full name of the author which, in turn, points at the specific CPAN userid directory allotted to this author. The id directory, within the authors directory, contains the specific author directories. These authors/id/authorid directories are the most important in the CPAN, and form the foundation of all of the other views of the hierarchy. Thus, if you wish to obtain a module, and you know it was written by Dean Roehrich, for instance, you'd change the directory to the authors/Dean_Roehrich directory, which in turn points to authors/id/DMR dir-ectory. Dean himself controls what lives in the DMR dir-ectory through the automated features of the CPAN master site, and can automatically update the items, as he makes new releases, and delete older releases of his works. | |
| doc | The doc directory in the top level is where the various forms of documentation for Perl live. In here find all of the Perl pods, and their associated manpages, HTML, and postscript files. Also located in the doc directory are Tom Christiansen's suite of FMTEYEWTK documents, the Perl and TKPerl FAQs, the annotated reference guides, along with other presentations, slide-series, and miscellaneous bits of information related to Perl. Also here find the various pod2 converters which convert the Perl pods into other documentation formats. We'll be discussing pod later in Chapter 2. Note that this directory isn't always current with the latest release of the documentation pods which come with the latest release of Perl5. Grab those from the Perl source itself, within the pod directory. |
Note: FMTEYEWTK stands for Far More Than Everything You Ever Wanted To Know. Tom's suite of discourses regarding specific, usually advanced, topics related to Perl.
| modules | This directory is really more like a switchboard. It contains several sub-directories which provide a different sort of view to the archive's modules, which in turn contain many symlinks back to the latest (hopefully) version of whatever module you're interested in. | |
| modules/by-author | This one is simply a symlink back to the top- level authors directory. | |
| modules/by-category | This directory contains a number of subdirectories which provide you with a view to the modules by category; the directories include | |
| 02_Perl_Core_Modules | ||
| 03_Development_Support | ||
| 04_Operating_System_Interfaces | ||
| 05_Networking_Devices_Inter_Process | ||
| 06_Data_Type_Utilities/ | ||
| 07_Database_Interfaces/ | ||
| 08_User_Interfaces/ | ||
| 09_Interfaces_to_Other_Languages/ | ||
| 10_File_Names_Systems_Locking/ | ||
| 11_String_Processing_Language_Text_Proce/ | ||
| 12_Option_Argument_Parameter_Processing/ | ||
| 14_Authentication_Security_Encryption/ | ||
| 15_World_Wide_Web_HTML_HTTP_CGI/ | ||
| 16_Server_and_Daemon_Utilities/ | ||
| 17_Archiving_and_Compression/ | ||
| 18_Images_Pixmap_Bitmap_Manipulation/ | ||
| 19_Mail_and_Usenet_News/ | ||
| 20_Control_Flow_Utilities/ | ||
| 21_File_Handle_Input_Output/ | ||
| 22_Microsoft_Windows_Modules/ | ||
| 23_Miscellaneous_Modules/ | ||
| 99_Not_In_Modulelist/ | ||
| Each of these contains symlinks back to the specific author's directory and module, as designated appropriate by the CPAN maintainer. | ||
| modules/by-module | This directory contains a view of all of the Perl library directories, as they are created in @INC, when you install modules and extensions. Each of these directories, in turn, has a symlink to the appropriate version of the specific module(s) or extension(s) which populate that specific library directory. Thus, if you knew you needed the HTML::Element module, and you will later, you could look in the modules/by-module/HTML, and find the symlink, libwww-perl-5.02.tar.gz, which points back to the file: ../../../authors/id/GAAS/libwww-perl-5.02.tar.gz, which is written and maintained by Gisle Aas. Pretty nifty, eh? One copy of any given module exists at any time, but there are a number of ways to get to it, via symlinks. | |
| ports | This directory contains Perl ports, in source and binary form, for many architectures and operating systems. Some are older than others, and both Perl4 and Perl5 ports exist. If you are on an architecture other than UNIX, you may need to grab your Perl from this directory. | |
| scripts | We mention this particular area of the archive mostly because it will be going away pretty soon. The scripts area is the authors own collection of things from USENET, and all over, beginning in late 1991, and it has just about outlived its usefulness. In its day, it saw something on the order of 10,000 retrievals per week, but with the newer Perl5 modules and authors hierarchy, it's pretty much there just for posterity now. It contains specific examples of scripts and tools, some very old, which implement a given task or tasks, within a simple hierarchy. |
CPAN Sites
There are a large number of sites which mirror the CPAN
hierarchy which we've described above. The CPAN multiplexer at
http://www.perl.com/perl
will usually point you
to an appropriate one. The perl.com archive is Tom's creation
and contains plenty of other useful Perl stuff.
Summary
So, now that you've familiarized yourself with the resources you're going to need to work through the examples in this tutorial, you're ready to continue to the tutorial. Just turn the page and dig in.


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Shane Sutton: Ex-British Cycling coach will not return to medical tribunal after storming out
Ex-British Cycling technical director and Team Sky head coach Shane Sutton will not return to give evidence at Dr Richard Freeman's medical tribunal after storming out on Tuesday.

Dr Freeman alleges the testosterone he ordered to British Cycling headquarters in 2011 was on behalf of Sutton.
The Australian denies it was for him.
Sutton is not compelled to give evidence and was appearing voluntarily as a witness for the General Medical Council at the hearing, which is to determine Dr Freeman's fitness to practise medicine.
After Sutton refused to return on Tuesday following a staggering outburst, GMC lawyer Simon Jackson QC said Sutton was told it was important to complete his evidence and he would reflect with family overnight.
Sutton informed the independent Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service (MPTS) on Wednesday he would not return on Thursday after a scheduled break in the hearing.
The MPTS said the GMC will now call former British Cycling head of medicine Dr Steve Peters on Thursday who will also be cross-examined by Dr Freeman's lawyer, Mary O'Rourke QC.
Dr Freeman is facing an allegation he ordered 30 Testogel sachets to the National Cycling Centre in May 2011 knowing or believing it was intended for an athlete to enhance performance, which he denies.
The testosterone delivery was brought to Dr Peters after former physio Phil Burt, who is due to give evidence on Friday, discovered it.
Dr Peters has claimed Dr Freeman contacted supplier Fit4Sport the day the order arrived to confirm it was sent in error, and Dr Peters said he then asked Freeman to return it.
Dr Peters said he was satisfied after being shown an email from the supplier "confirming" that the Testogel had been returned and destroyed, which Dr Freeman now admits was false.


When the JVM sees an invokedynamic
opcode for the first time, it calls a special method known as the bootstrap method to initialize the invocation process:
The bootstrap method is a normal piece of Java code that we've written to set up the invocation process. Therefore, it can contain any logic.
Once the bootstrap method completes normally, it should return an instance of CallSite
.
This CallSite
encapsulates the following pieces of information:
MethodHandle
.CallSite
.
From now on, every time JVM sees this particular opcode again, it will skip the slow path and directly calls the underlying executable.
Moreover, the JVM will continue to skip the slow path until the condition in the CallSite
changes.


The puppy-dog is Spade Lost and Found
By Ross Anthony
"Lost and Found" is a laid back romantic comedy starring David Spade as the rather unassuming, unlikely lover. His restaurant partner and best bud tells him, "We thought you were kind of a jerk, until we got to know you." This line sums the movie. In fact, David Spade's persona sums the movie. At first look, you don't expect much, the second look is with narrowed eyes as you contemplate other options for the night, but Spade's low-key humor and resiliently idling charm eventually quietly worm into your heart.
Spade kidnaps the puppy-dog of his new neighbor (Marceau) in hopes of winning her heart (Sophie's, not the dog's). Marceau's rich, handsome and talented ex-fiancée flies over from France after her giving Spade a run for his money.
The film begins below ground zero, with no action and poor dialogue wrought with less than funny one-liners. Spade (who is perhaps more charm than actor) is unfortunately the strongest actor on film until the fair maiden, Sophie Marceau appears. Aside from the gratuitous French the filmmakers felt compelled to have her spew, she is perfectly lovely and an interesting contrast to Spade.
>From a hole, one can only crawl upwards. Surprisingly, this dud pulled itself up by the bootstraps and even ascended a few feet above sea-level -- giving it's title an unexpected ironic meaning. Eventually, "Lost and Found" becomes a mellow, romance-lite, comedy with a few good zingers and the heart of a puppy-dog.
Starring David Spade, Sophie Marceau, and Patrick Bruel. Directed by Jeff Pollack. Written by J.B. Cook, Mark Meeks and David Spade. Produced by Wayne Rice, Morrie Eisenman, Andrew Kosove, and Broderick Johnson at Warner Brothers/Alcon/Rice/Dimano. Rated PG-13.
Grade..........................B
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Package net.sf.jasperreports.engine.component
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Interface Summary Interface Description Component A marker interface that is to be implemented by classes that can be used as report components.ComponentCompiler Responsible with handling a componet during report compile.ComponentContext ComponentDesignConverter Converter of design report elements into a print elements used for report design previewing.ComponentFillFactory A factory of fill component instances.ComponentManager A component manager is the entry point through which the handlers for a single component type can be accessed.ComponentsBundle A component bundle is a package comprising of one or several components that share the same XML namespace and schema.ComponentsXmlParser A components XML parsers contains information required to parse components contained by a single component bundle.ComponentXmlWriter A component writer is responsible for producing a XML representation of component instances.ConditionalStyleAwareFillComponent ContextAwareComponent FillComponent A component handler used while filling the report.FillContext A fill context provides access to data and functionality related to a report component fill.FillContextProvider StretchableFillComponent XmlDigesterConfigurer A digester configurer provides digester rules that apply to component XML schemas and produce component object instances out of XML fragments. -
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An R package to access information from the Speciesplus database via the Species+/CITES Checklist API. The package is available for download from CRAN (stable version) and Github (development version).
When citing, please refer to the citation of the package as well as the release paper.
So far, the only version available is the development version that could be installed via the devtools
package:
See the vignette for details on how to use the package: vignette
While creating this package, we greatly benefited from:
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An approach developed in 2014 in the publication: lprof: A nonintrusive request flow profiler for distributed systems introduces a black-box technique to trace a distributed system's requests. That is, generating these traces does not require modifying the distributed system, and generates an event ordering based on the log points associated with a particular request. However, the end user using these traces to diagnose the cause of a performance regression must iterate through request traces, and compare with previous execution traces in order to detect the regression.


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domestic | general | durability, workmanship and fitness of materials | 2006
regulation
mandatory
(1)
Work to every
building
designed,
constructed
and provided
with services, fittings and equipment to meet a requirement
of regulation 9 to 12 must be carried out in a technically
proper and workmanlike manner, and the materials used
must be durable, and fit for their intended purpose.
(2)
All materials, services, fittings and equipment used to comply
with a requirement of regulations 9 to 12 must, so far as
reasonably practicable
, be sufficiently accessible to enable
any necessary maintenance or repair
work
to be carried out.
0.8.1 Explanation
Regulation 8 requires that materials, fittings and components used in the
construction
of
buildings
should be suitable for their purpose, correctly used
or applied, and sufficiently durable, taking account of normal maintenance
practices, to meet the requirements of these regulations. For example,
external timber cladding for low-rise
buildings
that is readily accessible and
replaceable need not be as durable as that which is to be used at a higher
level on medium-rise
buildings
.
It also implements the intention of the
Construction Products Directive
, that
specification of
construction
products should not be used to effectively bar
the use of
construction
products or processes from other European countries.
The relevant countries are those in the European Union, and those who in
the European Economic Area Act of 1993 agreed to adopt the same
standards.
The guidance below details a variety of published standards and
specifications recognised by the States within the European Economic Area
which provide an acceptable standard of suitability and fitness. Traditional
constructions
, when supported by adequate technical descriptions, may also
be appropriate.
The intention is to provide adequate flexibility to accommodate new
techniques as well as proven traditional practices. This guidance ensures
proper acceptance of products which satisfy the essential requirements of the
Construction Products Directive
and the Fixing and Use of CE Marks
Directive, to avoid barriers to trade. For example, products bearing a CE
mark (European Mark of Conformity) must be accepted as meeting regulation
requirements where the declared performance satisfies the requirement and
the product is being correctly used. A verifier may only reject CE marked
products if the declared performance on the accompanying declaration does
not meet the regulation requirement or if the documentation is incomplete. If
the verifier rejects a product the relevant trading standards officer must be
notified (this is a requirement of the Construction Product Regulations). This
will enable the UK government, where necessary, to notify the European
Commission. A fuller explanation of CE marking is given in the booklet ‘CE
Marking under the Construction Products Directive’, published by the
Department of the Environment Transport and the Regions (DETR) in 2001.
The Technical Handbooks are arranged to equate with the six Essential
Requirements of the
Construction Products Directive
. This should aid
assessment of products against the regulation requirements. There may,
however be other Directives applicable to certain products or
constructions
.
0.8.1
—
0.8.1
domestic | general | durability, workmanship and fitness of materials | 2006
Marks showing compliance with these are for the purpose of that Directive,
not to indicate compliance with the Essential Requirements, or our
regulations. For example, a self contained
smoke alarm
, manufactured in
accordance with the Electro Magnetic Compatibility Directive should be
accepted as satisfying requirements only insofar as they relate to prevention
of electromagnetic disturbances by, and prevention against disturbances to,
such
smoke alarms
.
0.8.2 Durability
The EC is introducing durability requirements into European Standards (ENs)
for
construction
products. Durability is not a term defined in this guidance, but
it has been defined by the EC: the ability of a
building
material, fitting,
component, or part thereof to perform its required function over a period of
time and under influence of agents. ‘Agents’ are factors that may affect the
durability of a product and include: exposure conditions, temperature,
humidity, water, UV radiation, abrasion, chemical attack, biological attack,
corrosion, weathering, frost, freeze-thaw, and fatigue.
Subject to normal maintenance, a product should enable properly designed
and executed
works
to fulfill the Essential Requirements for an economically
reasonable period of time (i.e. the working life of the product).
Durability is thus dependent on the intended use of the product and its
service conditions. The assessment of durability can relate to the product as
a whole or to its performance characteristics, insofar as these play a
significant part with respect to the fulfillment of the Essential Requirements.
In either case, the underlying assumption is that the performance will meet or
exceed minimum acceptable values (thresholds) throughout its working life.
The assessment of durability of
construction
products may use performance
based methods, descriptive solutions, or a combination of both.
Levels of durability can in theory be set only by reference to criteria laid down
in the harmonised test procedures. At present most harmonised ENs are
prescriptive, giving for example a minimum thickness of material rather than a
level of performance, e.g. that the product must last at least 'x' number of
years. The EC have the issue under consideration and it is likely that there
will be a move towards performance standards. Until the EC have issued
definitive guidance, reference can be made to BS 7543, which covers the
durability of
building
elements, products, and components.
0.8.3 Workmanship
The term workmanship has been included so that references to methods of
establishing workmanship can be included in the Technical Handbooks. For
example, where performance depends on the
construction
being carried out
with a crucial standard of workmanship, say in the
construction
of
dwelling
separating walls
, it will prove useful to consider the information provided in
the British Standard. It is not the intention that verifiers check workmanship
generally, (certainly not of aesthetic matters such as finishes), but that where
proper workmanship is essential to meeting the building standards verifiers
have criteria against which it may be assessed.
Some methods of establishing workmanship are:
•
compliance with BS 8000: Workmanship on building sites;
•
compliance with an equivalent technical specification which may include a
national technical specification of other Member States, which are
contracting parties to the European Economic Area;
0.8.1
—
0.8.3
domestic | general | durability, workmanship and fitness of materials | 2006
•
the workmanship is specified for a material, fitting, or component covered
by a national or European Certificate issued by a European Technical
Approvals issuing body, and the conditions of use are in accordance with
certificate;
•
the workmanship may be covered by an equivalent technical approval
(including a technical approval of another Member State of the
Organisation for Technical Approval, EOTA), that provides an equivalent
level or performance and the conditions of use are in accordance with
terms of the technical approval;
•
the workmanship is covered by a scheme, which complies with relevant
recommendations of BS EN ISO 9000: Quality Management and quality
assurance standards (there are also independent schemes of
accreditation and registration of installers of materials and products that
provide a means of ensuring that the
work
has been carried out by
knowledgeable contractors to an appropriate standard);
•
by use of past experience (where it can be shown by experience, such as
a
building
in use, that the method of workmanship is capable of performing
the function for which it is intended);
•
by use of recognised test methods.
0.8.4 Fitness of materials
Subject to the paragraph below, it is recommended that the requirement of
regulation 8 is met by using materials, fittings, and components, or parts
thereof which comply with any of the following standards:
a. the standard (whether British Standard or otherwise) specified in the
Technical Handbooks;
b. a relevant code of practice of a national standards institution or equivalent
body of any Member State within the European Economic Area;
c. a relevant international standard recognised in any Member State within
the European Economic Area;
d. a relevant specification acknowledged for use as a standard by a public
authority of any Member State within the European Economic Area;
e. traditional procedures of manufacture of a Member State within the
European Economic Area where these are the subject of written technical
description sufficiently detailed to permit assessment of materials, fittings,
and components, or parts thereof for the use specified; or
f. for materials, fittings, and components or parts thereof, of an innovative
nature subject to an innovative process of manufacture and which fulfil the
purpose provided for by the specified standard, a European Technical
Approval or specification sufficiently detailed to permit assessment.
The standard code of practice, specification, technical description of
European Technical Approval referred to in b to f above must provide in use
levels of safety, suitability and fitness for purpose equivalent to those
recommended in the Technical Handbooks, referred to in paragraph a, in so
far as such levels are not inconsistent with the Essential Requirements set
out in the CPD.
Where materials, fittings, and components are used on the basis of a
standard, code of practice, specification, technical description or European
Technical Approval, testing and sampling may be carried out as specified in
or applicable to such standard, code of practice, specification, technical
description or European Technical Approval.
0.8.3
—
0.8.4
domestic | general | durability, workmanship and fitness of materials | 2006
Where testing is carried out within a Member State within the European
Economic Area, such test shall be carried out by an appropriate organisation
offering suitable and satisfactory evidence of technical and professional
competence and independence. The requirements shall be satisfied if the
organisation is accredited in a State within the European Economic Area in
accordance with BS 7501 and BS 7502, and/or BS ENs: 17011, 17020,
17021, 17024, 17025, 17050, 45002 and 45011.
The Waste and Resources Action Programme offers guidance on the use of
recycled materials and products containing recyclate. It is acceptable to use
such materials as a measure to further sustainable development provided
that they are durable and fit for their intended purpose.
0.8.4
—
0.8.4


Example: basic use of the element.
Example: chart with events. Click on the chart background or data point.


Buyers Remaining:
{{group.num_in_auction}}
Earnings from Auction:
{{initial_expense}}
francs
Number of Tickets for Sale: {{quantity}}
Current Price:
{{ group.start_price }}
The Auction Will Start In: {{Constants.time_till}}
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A FOREIGN LAND A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1996 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 7.0 Alternative Scale: *** out of ****
Brazil/Portugal, 1995 Running Length: 1:40 MPAA Classification: No MPAA Rating (Violence, profanity, sex, nudity) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.66:1 Shown at the Philadelphia Festival of World Cinema, 5/2/96 and 5/4/96
Cast: Fernanda Torres, Fernando Alves Pinto, Laura Cardoso, Luis Melo, Alexandre Borges, Joao Lagarto, Tcheky Karyo Directors: Walter Salles and Daniela Thomas Screenplay: Walter Salles and Daniela Thomas Cinematography: Walter Carvalho Music: Jose Miguel Wisnik In Portugese and Spanish with subtitles
A FOREIGN LAND, which catapults its characters from Brazil to Portugal, is a black-and-white thriller that recalls Brazil's Cinema Nuovo. Using various requisite elements of traditional film noir in an atypical setting -- the femme fatale, the heroic-but-clueless hero, the stolen goods, and the cold-hearted villains, this movie is more engrossing than it perhaps has a right to be. There's nothing especially magical or momentous about A FOREIGN LAND, but, after a shaky setup, it manages to grip an audience for the balance of its running length.
The film opens with parallel stories. It's 1990, and Brazil's newly-elected president, Fernando Collor, has frozen all personal savings accounts. Young Brazilians, fearing a bleak economic future, leave the country in droves. Amongst them is Alex (Fernanda Torres), who would rather eke out an existence as a waitress in Portugal than remain in Sao Paolo. Meanwhile, back in Brazil, Paco (Fernando Alves Pinto) dreams of traveling abroad, and, when his mother drops dead of shock after learning that the government has confiscated her life's savings, Paco no longer has anything holding him at home. Accepting a "delivery job" from a shady "businessman", Paco is off to Lisbon. When things go wrong, Paco and Alex are thrown together, and end up on the run with a violin full of uncut diamonds and an underworld honcho (Tcheky Karyo) on their trail.
Much of the first half of A FOREIGN LAND is slow and disjointed. The setup, which basically comprises everything leading up to Alex and Paco's first meeting, seemingly takes forever. We get to know the characters, but wonder if anything interesting is ever going to happen. During this part of the film, there's also a painfully obvious plot device that has one of the characters selling a passport. Once the movie reaches its narrative meat, however, it quickly becomes involving and suspenseful. Aided by stark black-and-white cinematography and crisp dialogue, the second half of A FOREIGN LAND is about as good as modern film noir gets.
The political background and international settings are what differentiate A FOREIGN LAND from most other low-budget thrillers. The usage of Sao Paolo and Lisbon as locations is a lot fresher than, say, New York and London. The result is that, while A FOREIGN LAND doesn't strike out in any amazingly new directions, it adds enough unique dashes to a familiar genre to captivate an audience.
- James Berardinelli e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>web: http://www.cybernex.net/~berardin
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Summarize the General Ledger by Transaction Type.
View the Scatter Plot.
Check Unbalanced entries by Transaction type.
Check entries by month.
Check those entries which are higher than the amount typed.
Check the journal entries made on weekend.
Check the journal entries which are round dollars.
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Good explanation of the service provided on our platform
Quality/catchy title for a user's problem they're trying to solve.
Details of what this problem is in case the user isn't sure based on the title.
Detailed walk-throughs on how to perform a task.
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Wesley Moody has no idea where he is most days and will probably eat your food from the office refrigerator but will always make sure there's hot coffee ready.


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The 3 signals of the force connector and the 3 signals of the torque connector are interpreted as the x-, y- and z-coordinates of a force and of a torque acting at the frame connector to which frame_b of this component is attached. Via parameter resolveInFrame it is defined, in which frame these coordinates shall be resolved:
| Types.ResolveInFrameAB. | Meaning |
|---|---|
| world | Resolve input force/torque in world frame |
| frame_a | Resolve input force/torque in frame_a |
| frame_b | Resolve input force/torque in frame_b (= default) |
| frame_resolve | Resolve input force/torque in frame_resolve (frame_resolve must be connected) |
If resolveInFrame = ResolveInFrameAB.frame_resolve, the force and torque coordinates are with respect to the frame, that is connected to frame_resolve.
If force={100,0,0}, and for all parameters the default setting is used, then the interpretation is that a force of 100 N is acting along the positive x-axis of frame_b.
Note, a force and torque acts on frame_a in such a way that the force and torque balance between frame_a and frame_b is fulfilled.
An example how to use this model is given in the following figure:
This leads to the following animation (the yellow cylinder characterizes the line between frame_a and frame_b of the ForceAndTorque component, i.e., the force and torque acts with negative sign also on the opposite side of this cylinder, but for clarity this is not shown in the animation):


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Run the simulation but keep sims alive to extract results from
Plot results
HCV Treatment Scenario
Description (note changes here are never saved)
Code (note changes here are never saved)
Maps will be placed on this page.
The purpose of this section is to demonstrate the correlation between input parameters and output aggregate statistics.
The user will select the parameter to inspect and the result to compare with. Scatter plot will be produced, and a correlation plot will be superimposed.
There will also be the option to select an output and get a comparison of many different parameters to inspect. A cyclone plot will indicate the impact that the 95% range has on the outcome of the variable.
"Testplot" (for testing)
Testing the multicoresim system
Warning: this process may occupy a large amount of RAM and CPU power
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[MIT: from the Schroedinger's Cat thought-experiment in quantum physics]
A design or implementation bug in a program that doesn't manifest until
someone reading source or using the program in an unusual way notices
that it never should have worked, at which point the program promptly
stops working for everybody until fixed. Though (like `*bit
rot* <../B/bit-rot.html>`__) this sounds impossible, it happens; some
programs have harbored latent schroedinbugs for years. Compare
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Documenting my trip
well I made it 1200 miles already
I say some burma shave style signs on the side of the road today
passing cars,
when you can't see
may get you
a glimpse
of eternity
I definitely won't be passing any cars
My first day of the trip
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ID
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URIs
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Deploy application
Application
Draw application graph
Draw connections
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Actor
Port
Tokens
Trace
Start trace
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Timestamp
Node id
Event type
Id/Peer id
Name/URI
Type/Action/Peer
Is shadow/Consumed
Produced
Action result
Connect
Control URI:
Get all runtimes
Configure runtime
Name
Address
Owner
Organization:
Organizational unit:
Purpose:
Group:
Name:
Country:
State or province:
Locality:
Street:
Street number:
Building:
Floor:
Room:
Organization:
Organizational unit:
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This document describes a set of link relationship types for a fictive issue tracker. The issue tracker is part of a demo for the Mason media type.
The link and action descriptions here are purposely short as they only serve to illustrate how link relations can be documented when a link relation type URI refers to online content.
Relationship type "common"
Link to resource containing shared information common to all resources. This is also the "landing page" or "service index" of the issue tracker service.
Relationship type "contact"
Link to contact information.
Relationship type "logo"
Link to logo (image).
Relationship type "projects"
Link to list of all projects.
Action name "project-create"
Action for adding a new project.
Action name "project-update"
Action for updating project.
Action name "project-delete"
Action for deleting project.
Action name "add-issue"
Action for adding new issue to existing project.
Relationship type "issues"
Link to list of all issues of a project.
Action name "issue-create"
Action for adding new issue to project.
Action name "issue-update"
Action for updating issue.
Action name "issue-delete"
Action for deleting issue.
Action name "add-attachment"
Action for adding attachment to issue.
Link-template name "issue-query"
Link template for querying issues.
Relationship type "attachments"
Link to list of attachments.
Relationship type "content"
Link to binary content of attachment.
Action name "update-attachment"
Action for updating attachment.
Action name "delete-attachment"
Action for deleting attachment.


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brew install guetzli
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docker pull mediafigaro/docker-php7-fpm
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Symfony : Google Analytics API v4
Get the Google Analytics into Symfony as a service with Google Analytics Bundle API v4.
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dblink_get_result
collects the results of an
asynchronous query previously sent with dblink_send_query
.
If the query is not already completed, dblink_get_result
will wait until it is.
Name of the connection to use.
If true (the default when omitted) then an error thrown on the remote side of the connection causes an error to also be thrown locally. If false, the remote error is locally reported as a NOTICE, and the function returns no rows.
For an async query (that is, a SQL statement returning rows),
the function returns the row(s) produced by the query. To use this
function, you will need to specify the expected set of columns,
as previously discussed for dblink
.
For an async command (that is, a SQL statement not returning rows), the function returns a single row with a single text column containing the command's status string. It is still necessary to specify that the result will have a single text column in the calling FROM clause.
This function must be called if
dblink_send_query
returned 1.
It must be called once for each query
sent, and one additional time to obtain an empty set result,
before the connection can be used again.
contrib_regression=# SELECT dblink_connect('dtest1', 'dbname=contrib_regression'); dblink_connect ---------------- OK (1 row) contrib_regression=# SELECT * FROM contrib_regression-# dblink_send_query('dtest1', 'select * from foo where f1 < 3') AS t1; t1 ---- 1 (1 row) contrib_regression=# SELECT * FROM dblink_get_result('dtest1') AS t1(f1 int, f2 text, f3 text[]); f1 | f2 | f3 ----+----+------------ 0 | a | {a0,b0,c0} 1 | b | {a1,b1,c1} 2 | c | {a2,b2,c2} (3 rows) contrib_regression=# SELECT * FROM dblink_get_result('dtest1') AS t1(f1 int, f2 text, f3 text[]); f1 | f2 | f3 ----+----+---- (0 rows) contrib_regression=# SELECT * FROM contrib_regression-# dblink_send_query('dtest1', 'select * from foo where f1 < 3; select * from foo where f1 > 6') AS t1; t1 ---- 1 (1 row) contrib_regression=# SELECT * FROM dblink_get_result('dtest1') AS t1(f1 int, f2 text, f3 text[]); f1 | f2 | f3 ----+----+------------ 0 | a | {a0,b0,c0} 1 | b | {a1,b1,c1} 2 | c | {a2,b2,c2} (3 rows) contrib_regression=# SELECT * FROM dblink_get_result('dtest1') AS t1(f1 int, f2 text, f3 text[]); f1 | f2 | f3 ----+----+--------------- 7 | h | {a7,b7,c7} 8 | i | {a8,b8,c8} 9 | j | {a9,b9,c9} 10 | k | {a10,b10,c10} (4 rows) contrib_regression=# SELECT * FROM dblink_get_result('dtest1') AS t1(f1 int, f2 text, f3 text[]); f1 | f2 | f3 ----+----+---- (0 rows)


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’$findterm’/5
’$findterm’/5 – locates the given term on the heap
FORMS
’$findterm’(Functor,Arity,HeapPos,Term,NewHeapPos)
DESCRIPTION
The term whose Functor and Arity are given is searched for on the heap starting from the given heap position HeapPos. If the term is located, the fourth argument Term is unified with the term found in the heap, and the fifth argument, NewHeapPos, is unified with a pointer to the next heap location after the term found.
Heap positions are offsets with respect to the heap base. If the term cannot be
found, this predicate fails.
EXAMPLES
?- X = f(a,b), ’$findterm’(f,2,0,T,NHP).
X = f(a,b)
T = f(a,b)
NHP = 3
yes.


This is a single paragraph
This is a second paragraph while this is a span
This is a single
paragraph with <br>
This is a single paragraph with a lot of space in it
This is a single paragraph with a lot of (bad) space in it
All'interno dell'HTML "&" viene utilizzato tipo escape character, formalmente Entity Reference (link)
Ora vengono utilizzati molto i tag semantici introdotti prevalentemente con HTML v5:
<article> <aside> <details> <figcaption> <figure> <footer> <header> <main> <mark> <nav> <section> <summary> <time>
Perché utilizzare la semantica?
| Firstname | Lastname | Age |
|---|---|---|
| Jill | Smith | 50 |
| Eve | Jackson | 94 |
The WHO was founded in 1948.
The Scream by Edvard Munch. Painted in 1893.
bold, italic and underlined
Written by John Doe.


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BR. refer to such a root certain forms from the reduplicated middle stem pipī with prefix ud. Since, however, such forms occur with the unquestionable meaning 'drink', and, on the other hand, forms from ut-piba (ÇB.) with the meaning given to 3pā, it seems probable that we have here only a curiously specialized use of √1pā + ud.


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Before Change
// non-root users are created as if they signed up through the site,
// to maximize test coverage.
self.registered_user = self._create_user({"username":"registered_user"})
self.siteadmin = self._create_user({"username":"siteadmin",
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>self.testsite = create_comicsite_in_admin(self.siteadmin,"testsite")
create_page_in_admin(self.testsite,"testpage1")
After Change
class UploadTest(ComicframeworkTestCase):
def setUp(self):
Create some objects to work with, In part this is done through
admin views, meaning admin views are also tested here.
// Create four types of users that exist: Root, can do anything,
// projectadmin, cam do things to a project he or she owns. Participant can
// show some restricted content for a project and upload files,
// signup_user can see some pages but not others.
self.root = User.objects.create_user("root",
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"testpassword")
self.root.is_staff = True
self.root.is_superuser = True
self.root.save()
// non-root users are created as if they signed up through the project,
// to maximize test coverage.
// Creator of a project.
self.projectadmin = self._create_random_user()
// The project created by projectadmin
self.testproject = create_comicsite_in_admin(self.projectadmin,"testproject")
create_page_in_admin(self.testproject,"testpage1")
// user which has pressed the register link for the project, so is
// part of testproject_participants group
self.participant = self._create_random_user()
self._test_register(self.participant,self.testproject)
// user which has only registered at comicframework but has not
// registered for any project


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Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
wolfgang08-Nov-18 07:41 PM
finally after a few hundred years of financial control. People will have financial freedom again
meatspoon08-Nov-18 07:41 PM
indeed. we have such a magnificent show playing out in front of us
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wolfgang08-Nov-18 07:41 PM
Im curious to see what unforseen circumstances this will all bring about though
THere will be negatives along with the positives
meatspoon08-Nov-18 07:42 PM
by the way, I am really loving this channel recently. lots of ideas exchanged, opinions that differ but are argued respectfully... The tone and culture here seems to be improving. Thanks to everyone that is a part of that. Kind of different than a couple of months ago, IMO
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snowdamn08-Nov-18 07:43 PM
all they can do is control and tax the exit to fiat or tax+penalty the increases in wealth for those that didn't bother to report
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wolfgang08-Nov-18 07:44 PM
@meatspoon but sir. when lambo. when moon sir. when bullrun. want lambo
sir
plz sir
meatspoon08-Nov-18 07:44 PM
lol
snowdamn08-Nov-18 07:45 PM
lambo example is perfect
you sell a shitload of crypto, don't report
buy lambo, get tax+penalty
buy lambo with crypto, get tax+penalty
meatspoon08-Nov-18 07:46 PM
A couple months ago I was getting dogpiled if i mentioned BTC or ETH in a remotely positive light. Recently I have been able to point out positive things about some coins that would have gotten me called "stupid" a couple months ago
Welcome to BarterDEX. Just pay the full amount of 0.00000000 BTC.
meatspoon08-Nov-18 07:47 PM
I am sure they are going to try to make some examples of people to scare the rest of the herd
wolfgang08-Nov-18 07:47 PM
@grewalsatinder problem is its too complex for the normies - and lack of voume
meatspoon08-Nov-18 07:47 PM
haha, A herd of Rocket Surgeons!
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Lead by a UFO Gynocologist
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I am going to see that thing in a nightmare tonight. Thanks, Emmanuel
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snowdamn08-Nov-18 07:50 PM
PSA: if you are not a tax resident in a tax haven, you will pay LESS taxes if you report
or life will suck under the radar because you cannot maintain a decent standard of living
so go above radar and get hit harder or report
meatspoon08-Nov-18 07:53 PM
I guess people could in theory sell crypto for cash, right? Like that local bitcoins thing?
obviously unloading tens of thousands of bucks would be risky. some dude got nailed for that
snowdamn08-Nov-18 07:53 PM
yup
meatspoon08-Nov-18 07:53 PM
but if its a matter of a thousand here, a thousand there.... shrugs
snowdamn08-Nov-18 07:53 PM
only solution is to move, which is respectable(edited)
but under the radar life sucks(edited)
actionslacks08-Nov-18 07:57 PM
just keep moving. In the states, I think it could be the quiet revolution. If the user base gets large enough and just flat out refuses to participate in the fiat economy. boom... over.
meatspoon08-Nov-18 07:58 PM
something we can hope for. but we are likely a long way off from that
snowdamn08-Nov-18 07:59 PM
buy houses, tax+penalty
buy lambos, tax+penalty
etc.
actionslacks08-Nov-18 08:00 PM
Being taxed through the nose as the productive class to feed the 65% of the population soon to be unproductive will be the biggest driver for crypto adoption possibly imagined
snowdamn08-Nov-18 08:00 PM
need to establish residency where 0 tax first, then you can do wonders
but without that even direct crypto usage won't save us from taxes
meatspoon08-Nov-18 08:01 PM
yup
but was that elephant able to see a bunch of other elephants humping and partying way from their sticks?
(sadly, i think you are right, Emmanuel, but i will try to remain optimistic)
actionslacks08-Nov-18 08:02 PM
There is a movement rising.
meatspoon08-Nov-18 08:03 PM
don't blow your load yet, though, action. we have barely just pulled into the drive in with our date.... we got a long time before we consummate this thing
snowdamn08-Nov-18 08:06 PM
wish i had a lambo even with the taxes!
meatspoon08-Nov-18 08:10 PM
Guns are pretty important (i am not a boomer). If the dollar loses world reserve status, guns will be needed.
All that inflation will rush back to the US and it will crush the lower and working classes
actionslacks08-Nov-18 08:12 PM
yeah dollar is first to inflate to oblivion imo
de dollarization is accelerating
meatspoon08-Nov-18 08:14 PM
Well, unfortunately, i am not filthy rich. I am working on changing that, but it seems somewhat unlikely.
Hehe
jansako08-Nov-18 08:15 PM
YOu guys do realize that taxes are mostly paid based on 'tax residency', which is NOT the same as 'regular' residency
meatspoon08-Nov-18 08:15 PM
“Filthy” is pretty subjective.
jansako08-Nov-18 08:15 PM
if you are staying in a country for X amount of time, you pay taxes there. period. (unless company etc...)
well, that is why passports have been invented
snowdamn08-Nov-18 08:16 PM
if in US, move before showing any prior activity
the solution i posted above is not that easy for US(edited)
jansako08-Nov-18 08:16 PM
like I said, unless...
then you must prove you earned the money someplace else etc.
indeed. you must not earn any money any more for the rest of your life
then there is a question of how do you stay in the US as a foreigner for the rest of your life
you know of a visa like that?
and once you go green card, BAM,
but yes, there probably are ways around that, see most of the high net individuals(edited)
@Deleted User more what YOU cannot do, like get a drivers license, not sure about buying a property... some countries you cannot buy a property if you are a foreigner
obviously voting is out of the question
meatspoon08-Nov-18 08:23 PM
Gun ownership would not be possible
jansako08-Nov-18 08:23 PM
you mean 'legal gun ownership'
meatspoon08-Nov-18 08:23 PM
Well, not legal.
Right. But getting a felony gun charge as a foreigner would suck. They might send you to the Booty House.
jansako08-Nov-18 08:24 PM
probably with any charge I guess. Like busted while driving with a fake license etc
can;t get a bank account either, can;t rent a house without one
actionslacks08-Nov-18 08:25 PM
come here as an illegal immigrant, have a kid, get a tax id number and the IRS will pay you $5k a year
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meatspoon08-Nov-18 08:25 PM
You can rent.  Will that make you sleep better at night? Will that make you happier? I will take my answer off the air
meatspoon08-Nov-18 08:29 PM
That social contract argument is so silly, isnt it? Its amazing educated people still invoke it.
But i also agree with jansako. “Should” is a tricky beast. I personally dont initiate force against others which means i wont use coercive systems to my benefit.
Unless i am coerced to do so. Heh.
Vertigo08-Nov-18 11:18 PM
Beeing poor outside USA is even worse.
You get no help from the government. Just a big F you good luck hope u don't die.
actionslacks08-Nov-18 11:33 PM
@Vertigo i am certain you are right about that.
meatspoon08-Nov-18 11:35 PM
I agree with that. It is probably better to be a poor person in modern day america than a king in the 1200’s.  So thats something.
actionslacks08-Nov-18 11:36 PM
You do gotta look on the bright side. But I did read somewhere that current tax rates are higher now than in medieval serfdom times.
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meatspoon08-Nov-18 11:36 PM
And there is historically unprecedented upward potential. The internet is literally free college to anyone with a will to learn and the discipline to follow thru. Never before has it been so possible to start life poor and end it comfortably or even rich.
I believe that, action. And that is a sad commentary on how large and invasive people have allowed governments to become.
bpkdasbaum09-Nov-18 12:41 AM
all of those benefits only apply to first world though, maybe somewhat to second, third world is just a shithole they don't get tvs phones and adequate carloric intake, some still live by the sword/guns, pitchforks, they create their own plagues (that funny indian village that thinks rats are gods comes to mind)
There is a place in India where nobody harms rats. Instead, they worship them. It is called the Karni Mata Temple in Deshnoke, 30 kilometers from Bikaner in ...
"they are believed to cure epidemics such as the plague, caused by rats"
Vertigo09-Nov-18 12:48 AM
Everything is relative to the time and knowledge available years from now we are going to say what an idiots we used toxic poisonus chemicals to try to cure cancer.
bpkdasbaum09-Nov-18 12:48 AM
add space to that
time, knowledge and space, maybe also what we learned from history / ancestors. Europe learned from the plague. you don't see ppl in france or germany worshipping rats. it's is available knowledge, just not relevant in india
back to trading though.
whale-chan had his wall last time I saw at 18k. we are currently bouncing of the 0.616 fib, which is usually a bullish sign
but man, without the whale, volume is low, he still had 36 btc left last time I saw the wall


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