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| com.extentech.ExtenXLS | The ExtenXLS package contains the primary classes for working with spreadsheets. |
| com.extentech.ExtenXLS.binder | The ExtenXLS binder package contains the CellBinder API which automates mapping of data to spreadsheets. |
| com.extentech.ExtenXLS.web | The ExtenXLS.web package contains ExtenXLS Spreadsheet classes enhanced with web and database persistence capabilities. |
| Uses of WorkBookHandle in com.extentech.ExtenXLS |
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| Subclasses of WorkBookHandle in com.extentech.ExtenXLS | |
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class |
EncryptedWorkBookHandle
EncryptedWorkBookHandle is a WorkBookHandle that manages encrypted files. |
| Methods in com.extentech.ExtenXLS that return WorkBookHandle | |
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WorkBookHandle |
WorkBookHandle.getNoSheetWorkBook()
Returns a WorkBookHandle containing an empty version of this WorkBook. |
WorkBookHandle |
WorkBook.getNoSheetWorkBook()
Returns a WorkBookHandle containing an empty version of this WorkBook. |
WorkBookHandle |
WorkSheetHandle.getWorkBook()
Returns the WorkBookHandle for this Sheet |
| Methods in com.extentech.ExtenXLS with parameters of type WorkBookHandle | |
|---|---|
static int |
FormatHandle.addFont(com.extentech.formats.XLS.Font f,
WorkBookHandle bk)
adds a font to the global font store only if exact font is not already present |
boolean |
WorkBookHandle.addSheetFromWorkBook(WorkBookHandle sourceBook,
String sourceSheetName,
String destSheetName)
Deprecated. - use addWorkSheet(WorkSheetHandle sht, String NewSheetName){ |
boolean |
WorkBook.addSheetFromWorkBook(WorkBookHandle sourceBook,
String sourceSheetName,
String destSheetName)
Deprecated. |
boolean |
WorkBookHandle.addSheetFromWorkBookWithFormatting(WorkBookHandle sourceBook,
String sourceSheetName,
String destSheetName)
Deprecated. - use addWorkSheet(WorkSheetHandle sht, String NewSheetName){ |
static CellRangeRef |
CellRangeRef.fromA1(String reference,
WorkBookHandle book)
Convenience method combining CellRangeRef.fromA1(String) and
CellRangeRef.resolve(WorkBookHandle) . |
static CellHandle[] |
CellRange.getCells(String range,
WorkBookHandle wbh)
returns the cells for a given range static version |
DataObject |
WorkBookBeanFactory.getInfoBeansFromWorkBook(WorkBookHandle bk,
ExtenXLSReportFactory rptFactory)
This method retrieves values from WorkBookHandles and instantiates an DataObject from the Cell contents. |
static WorkBook |
ExtenXLS.getXLS(WorkBookHandle bk,
Object xmlsource)
Convert an XML WorkBook file to BIFF8 (native XLS) WorkBook Input roughly conforms to XMLSS Spec. |
void |
CellRangeRef.resolve(WorkBookHandle book)
Resolves sheet names into sheet handles against the given book. |
static void |
EncryptedWorkBookHandle.writeAndEncrypt(WorkBookHandle book,
OutputStream out,
String password)
Write a workbook in 128 bit encryption to the OutputStream provided. |
| Constructors in com.extentech.ExtenXLS with parameters of type WorkBookHandle | |
|---|---|
ChartHandle(com.extentech.formats.XLS.charts.Chart c,
WorkBookHandle wb)
Constructor which creates a new ChartHandle from an existing Chart Object |
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NameHandle(String name,
String location,
WorkBookHandle book)
Create a new named range in the workbook |
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NameHandle(String namestr,
WorkBookHandle myb)
Deprecated. |
| Uses of WorkBookHandle in com.extentech.ExtenXLS.binder |
|---|
| Methods in com.extentech.ExtenXLS.binder with parameters of type WorkBookHandle | |
|---|---|
static void |
CellBinderUtils.createRDF(WorkBookHandle bk,
String rdfName,
List cells,
Object mappings,
HashMap datasources,
HashMap vars)
Create an RDF from a template, a list of ranges and a data object of mappings |
static HashMap |
CellBinderUtils.getDataMarkers(WorkBookHandle wb,
String matchPattern)
create 2 List objects from workbook - a list of ranges and a list of mappings This is used with OfficeWriter-style mappings |
static List |
CellBinderUtils.getNamedRangesFromWorkBook(WorkBookHandle wb)
get a List of named range mappings from a workbook |
static void |
CellBinderUtils.getRDFFromDataMarkers(WorkBookHandle book,
String matchPattern,
HashMap datasources,
HashMap vars)
|
static void |
CellBinderUtils.getRDFFromDO(WorkBookHandle book,
Object dob,
HashMap datasources)
|
static void |
SimpleCellBinder.testWrite(WorkBookHandle b,
String nm)
write out an xls file |
| Uses of WorkBookHandle in com.extentech.ExtenXLS.web |
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| Methods in com.extentech.ExtenXLS.web that return WorkBookHandle | |
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WorkBookHandle |
MemeWorkBook.getNoSheetWorkBook()
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| Methods in com.extentech.ExtenXLS.web with parameters of type WorkBookHandle | |
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boolean |
MemeWorkBook.addSheetFromWorkBook(WorkBookHandle sourceBook,
String sourceSheetName,
String destSheetName)
Deprecated. |
boolean |
MemeWorkBook.addSheetFromWorkBookWithFormatting(WorkBookHandle sourceBook,
String sourceSheetName,
String destSheetName)
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[Erowid Note: this person took 3.9 grams of acetaminophen (paracetamol) which can be dangerous to the liver if taken in very high doses; over 10 grams at a time can be fatal. The maximum daily dosage (adult) is 4 grams (this estimate is from emedicine.com, more on acetaminophen can be found through your favorite search engine). People with liver disease or who are regular users of alcohol are more at risk of liver failure from high doses of acetaminophen, even doses lower than 4 grams.]
Suddenly realizing I had easy access to a large quantity of ultracet tablets--which I suspected could be some fun to take--I decided to get a decent information on the stuff (as always) before consuming any.
The active ingredients in this pain killer are 37.5 mg tramadol hcl and 325 mg acetaminophen per tablet, so I found out what each one does. Acetaminophen being the active substance in typical Tylenol, I wasn't looking forward to anything unusual from that. Deciding to pop my first pill (I'm more into natural and hallucinogenic-type drugs, not euphoria/feeling drugs of which I consider most prescription pills to fall under) solely for the purpose of finding this out for myself (why do certain people I know and numerous ordinary people enjoy using prescription medication?). However, I also researched side effects/contraindications and discovered that acetaminophen can damage the liver in even moderately high doses (in certain extreme cases, above at least 4 g, sometimes 6, definitely 10), especially when taken with alcohol.
So around 11 in the morning I crush 5 pills to a fine white powder, slip it into a glass of water, swirl, and down the hatch it goes. I'm not really expecting anything out of the ordinary, even though this is the first time I've ever abused a prescription pill or taken any opiate or non-opiate analgesic. I'm thinking to myself pills are overrated while I wait for any effects to come on. I go out right after that to go walk the dog, and feel no different than usual a half hour later (I ate a light breakfast with orange juice about an hour ago at this point) except for maybe a slight increase in energy (I walk the dog a little further than usual) or more appreciation of him and a good mood which I'm thinking might get even better now that I should be feeling 'euphoria' any time soon. But I blame these on placebo effects and wait another half hour.
So now I pop in 'the big lebowski'--first time watching this one--and start thinking to myself these pills are bs, I'm not feeling anything. So I crush up 3 more pills about an hour and a half after having consumed my first dose as a 'booster', except for that fact that I don't think I'm boosting anything. Keep watching the movie and slowly realize I might be feeling a little different. Not much but just a slight body-fuck, nothing more than a good alcohol buzz would do though.  Well, just kind of head fuzzy and body messed, somewhere in between being drunk and being high is the effect I experienced. At times I was unsteady and wobbly like being drunk, but without the visual impairment and the rest that comes with that.
But this lasted from about 2 in the afternoon to about 6 in the morning, so not bad time-wise if I want to get messed for a while, which is not something I really enjoy unless I know what I'm getting into and like the feeling, which I can't say about this drug.
Now to the side effects: thinking these drugs were overrated and having taken so many, for what was comparatively a low effect compared to just sparking up a good spliff--I got pretty decent side effects. Around 7 or 8 in the evening I start to get slightly nauseous and things only get worse from there. I try to puke, realizing that my high dose, even with such low positive effects, would still take its toll in the negative ways--but I just stay feeling real sick until I puke all naturally once in my toilet. About a half later, bam, 1, 2, 3 nice spews in a row in the toilet. Well, that was fun, at least I feel better now.  Wow did my bed feel good.
Slept solid and had some cool dreams, which I can't remember of course, and then woke up at six for some reason. Well, 9 hours of sleep is enough, but that was strange. Just felt real awake and ready to go (no more stomachaches or nausea), but having been doing much of anything since then till 2 in the afternoon the next day (right now).
And some of the side effects I read about here and other places came up in my situation. Couldn't ejaculate/reach orgasm, still slightly constipated, and have been itchy at times (nothing uncomfortable or annoying though), but urinating was not a problem. All in all I have to say I'm not going to repeat this experience.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Elavon to acquire Sage Pay for £232 million
US Bank-owned Elavon is to acquire payments gateway Sage Pay for £232 million, expanding its business in the UK and Ireland.
Sage announced plans to sell its payments division three months ago. The unit, which has around 50,000 small and medium-sized business customers, reported revenues of £41 million and an operating profit of £15 million in 2018.
Elavon is urrently the fourth-largest merchant acquirer in Europe. The acquisition extends the firm's market share in the UK and Ireland and follows on from its January 2019 accreditation as the first dedicated payments provider and e-commerce business to directly connect to the Faster Payments.
“We are a customer-focused company that is helping businesses succeed in a global marketplace that is changing rapidly,” says Hannah Fitzsimons, president and general manager of Elavon Merchant Services, Europe. “This acquisition brings tremendous talent and leading technology to Elavon, which can be leveraged across the European market.”


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Functions for using the i8042 kbc
◆ sys_inb_cnt
| #define sys_inb_cnt |
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◆ kbc_issue_command()
| int kbc_issue_command |
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uint32_t |
cmd, |
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port |
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Issues a command to the kbc.
- Parameters
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| cmd | - the command to be issued |
| port | - the port of the kbc to send the command |
- Returns
- int - Returns 0 if successful, returns 1 otherwise
◆ read_information()
| int read_information |
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uint8_t * |
data, |
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uint8_t |
IRQ |
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Reads information of the kbc, whether its the scancode from the keyboard or a packet from the mouse.
- Parameters
-
| data | - Pointer to the location where data is stored |
| IRQ | - IRQ line to identify which periphal needs reading |
- Returns
- int - Returns 0 if successful, returns 1 otherwise
◆ read_kbc()
| int read_kbc |
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uint32_t * |
data, |
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int |
port |
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Tries to read information from the kbc status register.
- Parameters
-
| data | - Pointer to the location where the data will be stored |
| port | - The kbc port to be accessed |
- Returns
- int - Returns 0 if successful, returns 1 otherwise


- Scope - Enum in org.jacpfx.api.fragment
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Defines the scope of a dialog
- send(M) - Method in interface org.jacpfx.api.context.JacpContext
-
Send a message to caller component itself.
- send(String, M) - Method in interface org.jacpfx.api.context.JacpContext
-
Send a message to defined targetId.
- setActive(boolean) - Method in interface org.jacpfx.api.context.JacpContext
-
Set default active state of component.
- setComponent(X) - Method in interface org.jacpfx.api.component.SubComponent
-
Set the component handle class.
- setComponentHandle(X) - Method in interface org.jacpfx.api.workbench.Base
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Set the component handle class.
- setComponentHandler(ComponentHandler<P, Message<A, M>>) - Method in interface org.jacpfx.api.coordinator.Coordinator
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set associated componentHandler
- setExecutionTarget(String) - Method in interface org.jacpfx.api.context.JacpContext
-
Defines the perspective in which the component should executed in.
- setIPerspectiveLayout(PerspectiveLayoutInterface<C, C>) - Method in interface org.jacpfx.api.component.Perspective
-
Set the default perspective layout entity for the perspective.
- setLocaleID(String) - Method in interface org.jacpfx.api.component.ComponentBase
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Set the Locale ID, see: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/locales-137662.html.
- setMenuEnabled(boolean) - Method in interface org.jacpfx.api.componentLayout.WorkbenchLayout
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Set menus to enabled state.
- setPerspectiveHandler(ComponentHandler<P, Message<A, M>>) - Method in interface org.jacpfx.api.coordinator.Coordinator
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set associated perspectiveHandler
- setPerspectiveHandler(ComponentHandler<P, Message<A, M>>) - Method in interface org.jacpfx.api.coordinator.Delegator
-
Set the associated perspective handler.
- setResourceBundleLocation(String) - Method in interface org.jacpfx.api.component.ComponentBase
-
Set the location of your resource bundle file.
- setReturnTarget(String) - Method in interface org.jacpfx.api.context.JacpContext
-
Set component targetId which is the target of a background component return
value; the return value will be handled like an average message and will
be delivered to targeted component.
- setRoot(C) - Method in interface org.jacpfx.api.component.UIComponent
-
Set the 'root' ui component created by the handle method.
- setStarted(boolean) - Method in interface org.jacpfx.api.component.ComponentBase
-
Set once when component was first started
- setStyle(S) - Method in interface org.jacpfx.api.componentLayout.WorkbenchLayout
-
Set the workbench style.
- setTargetLayout(String) - Method in interface org.jacpfx.api.context.JacpContext
-
Defines the target layoutId, where the UI component should appear in,the layout is registered in perspective and is a placeholder for the component.
- setUIType(UIType) - Method in interface org.jacpfx.api.component.Perspective
-
Set the UI type to distinguish component types
- setUIType(UIType) - Method in interface org.jacpfx.api.component.UIComponent
-
Set the UI type to distinguish component types
- setViewLocation(String) - Method in interface org.jacpfx.api.component.Perspective
-
Set the viewLocation location on component start.
- setViewLocation(String) - Method in interface org.jacpfx.api.component.UIComponent
-
Set the viewLocation location on component start.
- setWorkbenchXYSize(int, int) - Method in interface org.jacpfx.api.componentLayout.WorkbenchLayout
-
Set the size of the workbench.
- setX(X) - Method in class org.jacpfx.api.util.Tupel
-
- setY(Y) - Method in class org.jacpfx.api.util.Tupel
-
- Stateless - Annotation Type in org.jacpfx.api.annotations.component
-
Created with IntelliJ IDEA.
- StatelessCallabackComponent<L,A,M> - Interface in org.jacpfx.api.component
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Represents a state less background/callback component.
- StatelessComponentScheduler<L,A,M> - Interface in org.jacpfx.api.scheduler
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Handles instances of a state less component; delegates message to a non
blocked component instance or if all component are blocked message is
delegated to queue in one of existing instances
- SubComponent<L,A,M> - Interface in org.jacpfx.api.component
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Defines a subcomponent handled by a root component.


This document is a sketch of part of book précis. Comments and suggestions are welcome. Please do not circulate. The research is funded under ESRC Grant ES/R005753/1 (2019-2021), “Spatial Dynamics in African Political Economy.” I thank Rebecca Simson, who gathered data and produced the descriptive stats. and quantitative analysis in Boone and Simson, “Regional Inequalities in African Political Economy: Theory, Conceptualization and Measurement, and Political Effects,” LSE Department of International Development Working Paper 19-194 (March 2019), some of which is used in Part I.


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"ZOAR "small, a town on the east or south-east of the Dead Sea, to which Lot and his daughters fled from Sodom (Genesis 19:22, 23). It was originally called Bela (14:2, 8). It is referred to by the prophets Isaiah(15:5) and Jeremiah (48:34). Its ruins are still seen at the opening of the ravine of Kerak, the Kir-Moab referred to in 2 Kings 3, the modern Tell esh-Shaghur.
"ZOAR "small, a town on the east or south-east of the Dead Sea, to which Lot and his daughters fled from Sodom (Genesis 19:22, 23). It was originally called Bela (14:2, 8). It is referred to by the prophets Isaiah(15:5) and Jeremiah (48:34). Its ruins are still seen at the opening of the ravine of Kerak, the Kir-Moab referred to in 2 Kings 3, the modern Tell esh-Shaghur.


Uber 'under pressure to collect driver biometrics' to secure London licence
by Michael SearlesUber could be forced into providing the biometric data of its drivers in order to continue operating in London, according to a report.
The ride-hailing firm’s licence expires on Monday after it was awarded a short temporary permit to continue operating back in September.
Read more: Uber awaits fate with London licence set to expire in just days
However, Uber may need to agree to provide scans of drivers’ fingerprints or faces in order to reach an agreement with Transport for London (TfL) this weekend, sources told technology outlet Wired.
A document from the London mayor’s office seen by the publication allegedly revealed the requirements set to be imposed on Uber.
It includes ways of confirming the driver using the app is registered and licenced to do so by TfL
However it could also include the collection of biometric data, although Uber does not currently use this technology anywhere else.
The emphasis on drivers is to ensure the person driving the Uber vehicle is who they say are in case they are pulled over and to stop people sharing logins and allowing drivers who have not be vetted to take the wheel.
It comes in a bid to ensure passenger safety following the termination of its permit in 2017 after TfL concluded it was “not fit and proper” to hold a licence.
Under the new terms and conditions, TfL has demanded Uber implement “appropriate security protocols to avoid drivers tampering with the app, or other Uber systems, in a manner that could put the safety, security and comfort of passengers at risk”.
Read more: Uber is behind a sharp rise in pollution in London
A representative for Uber drivers at the Independent Workers of Great Britain union, James Farrar, told Wired the proposition was “disproportionate and discriminatory” and would make cab drivers the “most surveilled” workforce in London.
However, TfL could compromise at additional passwords or codes similar to those used in mobile banking.
Uber declined to comment, while TfL did not respond to request for comment.


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0.25 tablets |
oral |
MDMA |
I just wanted to revisit my last experience report and share some new insights with you all. Since taking E back in September, I've been diagnosed with a slightly overactive thyroid. That's what's been causing my heart palpitations. I was told that stimulants of any kind, coffee, chocolate, and especially E should be avoided. Hence, my wild night alone was really due to my condition (which I had no clue about at the time!) being overly stimulated by the E. I was placed on a beta-blocker, atenolol, to take care of the palps.
Remember, I had fallen in love with E. I really wanted to have fun, but I didn't want to die!!! So 3 weeks ago, I did a lot of reading up on the web and found that my beta-blocker can be used to counter the ill effects that the E has on my heart. Doctors actually use beta-blockers to help people who have overdosed on coke, not to mention it's a heart-attack medication. I went to a well-respected doctor's website where he has a column. He gave this advice, which I took. I swallowed 50 mgs of atenolol 20 minutes before I took my E. Now, because I was worried, I only took 1/4.
I checked my pulse and I was at a normal rate. I decided after 2 hours that I'd go ahead and take my other 1/4. 15 minutes later, I was rolling out of my mind. I was actually kind of scared how hard I was rolling. I could barely stand up. Totally a better experience than my last. My heart rate stayed at a normal rate and I experienced no irregular beats.
I found however, that I was more nauseous than usual. Where I usually throw up or gag at the onset of the E, this time, I gagged through the night here and there, but never fully threw up.
Beta=blockers are a Godsend! I just take it easy, make sure I'm around people I trust who know about my condition, and don't over do it.
Take care,
Groovegal.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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There is another language within J, a microcode for J as it were. Like Moliere's M. Jourdain, who was astonished to find he had been speaking prose for forty years without knowing it, you have been using a small subset of this language unwittingly throughout our investigations. The hidden language describes a way of coding called tacit programming, and it is time for you to learn it in full. J's tacit language is the irreducible essence of a programming language. It describes your algorithm using only the ordering of the J primitives you have already learned. It has a grammar without words, which you use to write programs without visible operands; yet its renouncing these seemingly essential components is self-denial rather than self-mutilation, for it retains the vigor to express any algorithm. It is as evanescent as the breeze and as powerful as the hurricane. It is a sublime creation.
We begin our exploration with this simple program:
-
The first step toward enlightenment is to realize that something so simple is a program. You may object: But it can't be a program. It has no parameters. It has no name. How would I invoke it? It's a primitive, maybe. Or a verb. Or a typographical error. But not a program.
Let me make the case that it is indeed a program. I say that a bit of text deserves the title of 'program' if it produces a systematic result when executed with suitable arguments. And I say that the program '-' satisfies this definition. Certainly I can supply it with arguments
5 7 - 2
3 5
and get the expected result. The program does not refer to its operands explicitly, but as long as we make the agreement that the arguments to a program appear as nouns to its left and right, the program has no doubt about how to find its arguments. Of course, we have been using this convention for verbs all along.
I can give this program a name:
minus =: -
5 7 minus 2
3 5
minus can be used in place of - anywhere. When we look at the value of minus, we see what it contains:
9!:3 (5) NB. Do this once to select simplified display
minus
-
minus is equivalent to - . In J we call it a verb, but it has all the essential features of a program. In fact, minus is two programs, because it can be executed monadically as well:
minus 6 8
_6 _8
The point is that every J verb, even the primitives and the compound verbs, is a program in the usual sense. Verbs like minus, that do not mention their operands by name but instead apply them according to J's parsing rules, are called tacit verbs. Verbs created by m :n, like dyad : '+/ y', that mention their operands by name are called explicit verbs. The compound verbs we have learned already are examples of tacit verbs. Some of the verbs that we have had occasion to define so far can be written in tacit form:
addrow =: monad : '+/ y'"1
could be rewritten as
addrow =: +/"1
and
v =: dyad : '1.04 * x + y'
is equivalent to
v =: 1.04&*@:+
as we have seen. We have already encountered tacit definitions without noticing:
dotprod =: +/@:*"1
1 2 3 dotprod 1 2 3
14
and we can certainly define more.
sortup =: /:~
defines a verb that sorts its operand into ascending order:
sortup 31 41 59 26 53
26 31 41 53 59
Some of the verbs we have encountered seem too complex for a compound verb. For example, in
mean =: monad : '(+/ y) % #y'
we need to perform two operations on y and combine their results, something that is beyond the capabilities of the compound verbs we have encountered so far. We will next learn how to produce a tacit equivalent for mean and a great many other verbs.


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add
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Preparation time
overnight
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4
If you can't find mustard essential oil, you can buy ready-made Mostarda di Cremona and use that instead.
First make the mustard fruits. Place the pears in a container, add the sugar and stir to mix. Cover and allow to sit at room temperature for 12 hours.
The pears will have begun to release their juices. Drain the juice into a pan and bring to the boil. Simmer for five minutes. Cover the pears with this syrup and leave for another 12 hours.
Once again, drain the syrup from the pears, bring it to the boil and simmer for five minutes. Pour back over the pears and leave for 12 hours.
Repeat this procedure two more times, then drain the syrup into a pan, bring to the boil and reduce to one-third. Add the pears to the pan and caramelise for 20 minutes. Allow to cool.
Add 10 drops of mustard essential oil to the pears, then seal in glass jars and allow to mature for 2-3 weeks before using.
Next make the duck sauce. Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
Meanwhile, place the duck bones in a roasting tray and roast in the oven until well browned.
Heat the olive oil in a large pan and sauté the shallot and garlic until golden. Add the herbs and peppercorns, and pour in the Madeira. Bring to the boil and cook until the liquid is reduced to a glaze.
Drain all the fat from the duck bones, then add them to the pan. Add the stocks and bring to the boil. Simmer, skimming regularly, until reduced to about 100ml/3½fl oz. Pass through a muslin cloth and allow to cool. Keep in the fridge until needed; reheat before using.
For the red cabbage, first prepare the spice bag. Lightly toast the whole spices in a dry pan until fragrant. Allow to cool, then wrap in a piece of muslin.
Put the red cabbage in a container with the sugar, Port, wine and the spice bag. Cover with cling film and place a heavy weight on top. Leave to marinate in a cool place for 24 hours.
Drain the cabbage in a sieve set over a bowl; reserve the liquid.  Add the cabbage and sweat down until tender. Add the reserved liquid and continue to cook until it evaporates to a glaze. Check the seasoning, then finish with the redcurrant jelly. Keep to one side, and reheat for serving.

Divide the potatoes into four portions and lay the slices on top of each other, almost completely overlapping, so you end up with them resembling a deck of cards displayed in a cascade. Trim the edges of each cascade to make a neat rectangle roughly 15cm/6in long, 7cm/3in wide and 2cm/1in thick. Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper on both sides.
Heat the olive oil in an ovenproof pan. Carefully add the potatoes and colour until golden brown on both sides. Just before serving, add the hot duck sauce, cover with a buttered paper and finish cooking in the oven for five minutes or until the potatoes are tender.
For the duck, heat a frying pan over a low heat and add the duck breasts, skin-side down. Allow the fat to render down. Pour away the excess fat, then add the butter to the pan and cook for a further 3-4 minutes or until the duck is medium rare. Remove the duck breasts from the pan and allow to rest for 4-5 minutes. Transfer the duck breasts to the oven to finish cooking for five minutes.
Spoon the cabbage onto warm plates, place the potato and sliced duck on top and finish with some mustard fruits, to serve.


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Try the following man pages, for starters:
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On the web:
BSD Sockets: A Quick And Dirty Primer (has other great Unix system programming info, too!)
Intro to TCP/IP (gopher)


Getting Started¶
PlateFlex is a software for estimating the effective elastic thickness of the lithosphere from the inversion of flexural isostatic response functions calculated from a wavelet analysis of gravity and topography data.
Licence¶
Copyright 2019 Pascal Audet
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the “Software”), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
Installation¶
Dependencies¶
The current version was developed using Python3.7 Also, the following packages are required:
gfortran
(https://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/GFortran) (or any Fortran compiler)numpy
(https://numpy.org)pymc3
(https://docs.pymc.io)seaborn
(https://seaborn.pydata.org)
The following package is useful to draw outline of land areas:
scikit-image
(https://scikit-image.org)
See below for full installation details.
Download the software¶
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/paudetseis/PlateFlex.git
cd PlateFlex
Conda environment¶
We recommend creating a custom conda
environment
where plateflex
can be installed along with its dependencies.
conda create -n pflex python=3.7 numpy pymc3 matplotlib seaborn -c conda-forge
or create it from the pflex_env.yml
file:
conda env create -f pflex_env.yml
Activate the newly created environment:
conda activate pflex
Installing using pip¶
Once the previous steps are performed, you can install plateflex
using pip:
pip install .
Note
Please note, if you are actively working on the code, or making frequent edits, it is advisable
to perform the pip installation with the -e
flag. This enables an editable installation, where
symbolic links are used rather than straight copies. This means that any changes made in the
local folders will be reflected in the packages available on the system.
Functions¶
-
plateflex.
get_conf_cpwt
()¶ Print global variable that controls the spatio-spectral resolution of the wavelet transform
Example
>>> import plateflex >>> plateflex.get_conf_cpwt() Wavelet parameter used in plateflex.cpwt: ----------------------------------------- [Internal wavenumber] k0 (float): 5.336
-
plateflex.
get_conf_flex
()¶ Print global variables that control the setup of the flexural isostatic model
Example
>>> import plateflex >>> plateflex.get_conf_flex() Global model parameters currently in use by plateflex: ------------------------------------------------------ [Crustal thickness] zc (float): 35000 m [Mantle density] rhom (float): 3200 kg/m^3 [Crustal density] rhoc (float): 2700 kg/m^3 [Water density] rhow (float): 1030 kg/m^3 [Air density] rhoa (float): 0 kg/m^3 [Fluid density] rhof (float): 0 kg/m^3 [Water depth] wd (float): 0 m [Bouguer analysis?] boug (int): 1 ; True


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Approving Product Reviews
Catalog Managers can approve one or more store product reviews using the Store Admin module. Reviews can be submitted to the Store by all users; however they do not appear until they are authorized.
- On the Store Admin module, click the Reviews link.
- Recommended. At Status, select Not Approved.
- Optional. Filter reviews by Category and/or Product as required. See "Filtering Product Reviews"
- Click the Edit link beside the required review.
- Optional. In the Comments text box, edit the comments if required.
- At Approved, to approve the review and display it on the product detail page.
- Click the Update link to approve this comment.
- Repeat Steps 3-7 to approve additional reviews.


Morotai Island is in the Halmahera group of eastern Indonesia's Maluku Islands (Moluccas). It is one of Indonesia's northernmost islands.
It is a rugged, forested island lying to the north of Halmahera. The island's largest town is Daruba, on the islands south coast, and it is here that a new marina was built in 2015/16.
Position 02° 03'05"N, 128° 17'23"E (Daruba Marina)
The new marina (photo courtesy of Andreas Franke) has space for approx. 20 yachts with depths of 3-4m. Water and diesel can be obtained via mini-tanker, just speak with the harbourmaster who is very helpful.
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* AE_2OSC: freq2 = 40° * AE_VCO: | modtype = FREQ | moddepth = 320° | coarse = 190° | fine = 280° | pulsewidth = 40° * AE_NOISE: rate = 40° * AE_LFO 1: | timerange = FAST | shape = TRIANGLE | rate = 220° | pulsewidth = 40° * AE_LFO 2: | timerange = SLOW | shape = TRIANGLE | rate = 150° | pulsewidth = 40° * AE_FILTER 1: | freq = 95° | cv1 = 320° | resonance = 40° * AE_FILTER 2: | freq = 40° | cv1 = 320° | resonance = 40° * AE_ENV 1: | sustain = FULL | timerange = SLOW | attack = 130° | decay = 115° * AE_ENV 2: | sustain = FULL | timerange = SLOW | attack = 210° | decay = 70° * AE_2VCA 1: cv1 = 320° * AE_BEATDIVIDER: | outbmode = TRIPLET | div = 270° * AE_TRIQ164: | track1step1 = ON | track1step2 = OFF | track1step3 = ON | track1step4 = OFF | track1step5 = ON | track1step6 = OFF | track1step7 = ON | track1step8 = OFF | track1step9 = ON | track1step10 = OFF | track1step11 = ON | track1step12 = OFF | track1step13 = ON | track1step14 = OFF | track1step15 = ON | track1step16 = OFF | track2step1 = OFF | track2step2 = ON | track2step3 = OFF | track2step4 = ON | track2step5 = OFF | track2step6 = ON | track2step7 = OFF | track2step8 = ON | track2step9 = ON | track2step10 = OFF | track2step11 = ON | track2step12 = OFF | track2step13 = ON | track2step14 = OFF | track2step15 = ON | track2step16 = OFF * AE_MIXER44: | levela1 = 180° | levela2 = 320° * AE_WAVEFOLDER: | drive = 320° | shapecv = 180° | shape = 180° * AE_DELAY: | delaytime = 180° | feedback = 270° | drywet = 320° - AE_2OSC (square2) -> AE_3VCSWITCH (1a) - AE_2OSC (pulse2) -> AE_3VCSWITCH (2b) - AE_VCO (saw) -> AE_FILTER 1 (in) - AE_NOISE (crout) t> AE_2SH (trig1) - AE_LFO 1 (triangle) c> AE_BEATDIVIDER (clk) - AE_LFO 1 (triangle) >> AE_WAVEFOLDER (cvshp) - AE_LFO 2 (triangle) g> AE_ENV 1 (gt1) - AE_LFO 2 (triangle) >> AE_WAVEFOLDER (cv2) - AE_LFO 2 (triangle) >> AE_FILTER 1 (cv1) - AE_FILTER 1 (lp) -> AE_2VCA 1 (in1) - AE_FILTER 2 (hp) -> AE_MIXER44 (a2) - AE_ENV 1 (out) >> AE_2VCA 1 (cv1) - AE_ENV 2 (out) >> AE_FILTER 2 (cv2) - AE_2VCA 1 (out1) -> AE_DELAY (in) - AE_2VCA 1 (out1) -> AE_3VCSWITCH (2a) - AE_2VCA 2 (out1) >> AE_2OSC (pwm2) - AE_BEATDIVIDER (outa) c> AE_TRIQ164 (clk) - AE_BEATDIVIDER (outb) >> AE_2SH (in1) - AE_TRIQ164 (out1) g> AE_3VCSWITCH (gate2) - AE_TRIQ164 (out2) g> AE_3VCSWITCH (gate1) - AE_WAVEFOLDER (out) -> AE_FILTER 2 (in) - AE_2SH (out1) g> AE_ENV 2 (gt1) - AE_3VCSWITCH (io2) -> AE_3VCSWITCH (1b) - AE_3VCSWITCH (io1) -> AE_VCO (mod) - AE_DELAY (out) -> AE_MIXER44 (a1) - AE_DELAY (dry) -> AE_WAVEFOLDER (in)


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Object representation of a single MySQL instance. If database name is not specified in connection_url, all databases on the MySQL instance will be loaded.
connection_url - the database url as per RFC1738
>>> schema = schemaobject.SchemaObject('mysql://username:password@localhost:3306/sakila')
>>> schema.host
'localhost'
>>> schema.port
3306
>>> schema.user
'username'
>>> schema.version
'5.1.30'
>>> schema.selected.name
'sakila'
Lazily loaded dictionary of the databases within this MySQL instance.
See DatabaseSchema for usage:
#if database name is specified in the connection url
>>> len(schema.databases)
1
>>> schema.databases.keys()
['sakila']
Returns the DatabaseSchema object associated with the database name in the connection url
>>> schema.selected.name
'sakila'


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7.6 Removing Cached Objects
At some point you may find it
necessary
to manually remove one or more objects from Squid's
cache. This might happen if:
One of your users complains about always receiving stale data. Your cache becomes "poisoned" with
a forged response. Squid's cache index becomes corrupted after
experiencing disk I/O errors or frequent crashes and restarts. You want to remove some large objects to free up room for new data. Squid was caching responses from local servers, and now you
don't want it to.
Some of these problems can be solved by forcing a reload in a web
browser. However, this doesn't always work. For
example, some browsers display certain content types externally by
launching another program; that program probably
doesn't have a reload button or even know about
caches.
You can always use the squidclient program to
reload a cached object if necessary. Simply insert the
-r option before the URI:
% squidclient -r http://www.lrrr.org/junk >/tmp/foo
If you happen to have a refresh_pattern
directive with the ignore-reload option set, you
and your users may be unable to force a validation of the cached
response. In that case, you'll be better off purging
the offending object or objects.
7.6.1 Removing Individual Objects
Squid accepts a custom request method for removing cached objects.
The PURGE method isn't one of the
official HTTP request methods. It is different from
DELETE, which Squid forwards to an origin server.
A PURGE request asks Squid to remove the object
given in the URI. Squid returns either 200 (Ok) or 404 (Not Found).
The PURGE method is somewhat dangerous because it
removes cached objects. Squid disables the PURGE
method unless you define an ACL for it. Normally you should allow
PURGE requests only from localhost and perhaps a
small number of trusted hosts. The configuration may look like this:
acl AdminBoxes src <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS>
acl Purge method PURGE
http_access allow AdminBoxes Purge
http_access deny Purge
The squidclient program provides an easy way to
generate PURGE requests. For example:
% squidclient -m PURGE http://www.lrrr.org/junk
Alternatively, you could use something else (such as a Perl script)
to generate your own HTTP request. It can be very simple:
PURGE http://www.lrrr.org/junk HTTP/1.0
Accept: */*
Note that a URI alone doesn't uniquely identify a
cached response. Squid also uses the original request method in the
cache key. It may also use other request headers if the response
contains a Vary header. When you issue a
PURGE request, Squid looks for cached objects
originally requested with the GET and
HEAD methods. Furthermore, Squid also removes all
variants of a response, unless you remove a specific variant by
including the appropriate headers in the PURGE
request. Squid removes only variants for GET and
HEAD requests.
7.6.2 Removing a Group of Objects
Unfortunately, Squid doesn't
provide a good mechanism for removing a
bunch of objects at once. This often comes up when someone wants to
remove all objects belonging to a certain origin server.
Squid lacks this feature for a couple of reasons. First, Squid would
have to perform a linear search through all cached objects. This is
CPU-intensive and takes a long time. While Squid is searching, your
users can experience a performance degradation. Second, Squid keeps
MD5s, rather than URIs, in memory. MD5s are one-way hashes, which
means, for example, that you can't tell if a given
MD5 hash was generated from a URI that contains the string
"www.example.com." The only way to
know is to recalculate the MD5 from the original URI and see if they
match. Because Squid doesn't have the URI, it
can't perform the calculation.
So what can you do?
You can use the data in
access.log to get a list of URIs that might be
in the cache. Then, feed them to squidclient or
another utility to generate PURGE requests. For
example:
% awk '{print $7}' /usr/local/squid/var/logs/access.log \
| grep www.example.com \
| xargs -n 1 squidclient -m PURGE
7.6.3 Removing All Objects
In extreme circumstances you
may need to wipe out the entire cache, or at least one of the cache
directories. First, you must make sure that Squid
isn't running.
One of the easiest ways to make Squid forget about all cached objects
is to overwrite the swap.state files. Note that
you can't simply remove the
swap.state files because Squid then scans the
cache directories and opens all the object files. You also
can't simply truncate
swap.state to a zero-sized file. Instead, you
should put a single byte there, like this:
# echo '' > /usr/local/squid/var/cache/swap.state
When Squid reads the swap.state file, it gets an
error because the record that should be there is too short. The next
read results in an end-of-file condition, and Squid completes the
rebuild procedure without loading any object metadata.
Note that this technique doesn't remove the cache
files from your disk. You've only tricked Squid into
thinking that the cache is empty. As Squid runs, it adds new files to
the cache and may overwrite the old files. In some cases, this might
cause your disk to run out of free space. If that happens to you, you
need to remove the old files before restarting Squid again.
One way to remove cache files is with rm. However,
it often takes a very long time to remove all the files that Squid
has created. To get Squid running faster, you can rename the cache
directory, create a new one, start Squid, and remove the old one at
the same time. For example:
# squid -k shutdown
# cd /usr/local/squid/var
# mv cache oldcache
# mkdir cache
# chown nobody:nobody cache
# squid -z
# squid -s
# rm -rf oldcache &
Another technique is to simply run newfs (or
mkfs) on the cache filesystem. This works only if
you have the cache_dir on its own disk partition.
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- human interface guide
- motion config vars
Reachability
- I had all sorts of problems with the
reachability
pod on the device, while I saw no such problems on the simulator. Pretty frustrating. - The reachability methods seemed to be returning true even if there was no connection and it also seemed to screw up my simple requests to an external API.
- Still not quite sure what was wrong, but as soon as I stripped out reachability the behavior returned to normal.
positioning
- UI elements in iOS have a frame. Think of it as the frame for a photograph on your wall. When you create elements, you have to specify the frame, in the following format:
- [[x, y], [width, height]]
CocoaPods
- like RubyGems for ruby
- nice summary here
add_periodic_timer
- run this code every second ->
EM.add_periodic_timer 1.0 do
add_periodic_timer
is actaully an event machine method- this is made possible by the bubblewrap which used BW::Reactor
- BW::Reactor is a simplified, mostly complete implementation of the Event Machine API. In fact BW::Reactor is aliased to EM in the runtime environment.
Leading zeros
Promotion slide menu
- we started by using this but dropped it and dropped promotion altogether.
Colors with bubble wrap
- instead of
UIColor.whiteColor
you can just do'white'.to_color
Delegates for input field
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initWithFrame
- Can’t pass in parameters to initWithFrame and having trouble setting variables. So invoke a new method called ‘initWithFrameAndImage’ passing the neccessary parameters and then call initWithFrame within that method.
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Scrolling
- adding elements to a scroll is rather easy with promotion. Keep in mind that you can’t be adding multiple elements as a splat or anything. If you are iterating over a bunch of tiles, for example, they need to be added to the UIScrollView individually.
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makeKeyAndVisible
specifies which window is current. Despite the fact that most apps only have one window, there is no way to assume that your primary window is to be the key window. Therefore you must explicitly call makeKeyAndVisible. see- Use a UIScrollView with pagingEnabled=YES to switch between pages, but you need pagingEnabled=NO to scroll vertically. see
- The purpose of dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier is to use less memory. If the screen can fit 4 or 5 table cells, then with reuse you only need to have 4 or 5 table cells allocated in memory even if the table has 1000 entries.see
- can’t add a target to a UIView. Need to add a UIButton to the UIView and THEN add a target to the UIButton.
- bringSubviewToFront
- clipsToBounds -> like overflow hidden. great for circular mask type images.
- toll-free bridge => ruby class inheriting from objective-c ancestors so that both ruby and objective-c methods can be called on an object.
CALayers
- CALayers are simply classes representing a rectangle on the screen with visual content. A tutorial
RMQ => JQuery for RubyMotion
- jQuery-like library for RubyMotion
- pdf reference of methods
Garbage Collection
- RubyMotion’s memory management system is designed to simplify the development process. Unlike traditional Objective-C programming, object references are automatically created and destroyed by the system. It is very similar to Objective-C’s ARC, in design, but it is differently implemented. via
Observer Pattern vs. NSNotificationCenter vs. Key/Value Observing (KVO)
- micheal erasmus has a gem observable, which is a compatible implementation of the ruby stdlib Observable library.
- bubblewrap provides helper methods to give NSNotificationCenter a Ruby-like interface.
- bubblewrap also allows you to observe for object’s changes and trigger blocks.
Deploy to device
- This was a tremendous help. I did all the steps up to step 6.
- we also created dot files which stored the dev cert and the path of the mobile provision
Obj-c to rubymotion
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UIWindow
is the type of the variable pointer. *window
is the pointer. UIWindow alloc
allocates memory and returns a new object. initWithFrame
is calling on the new object that is created via the UIWindow alloc
.
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We are setting @window as an instance variable to prevent premature garbare collection.
Another Example
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- This is a two parameter method. This first parameter is the target, which is self. Second param, is the action or method that we want to send to that target.
- to call methods dynamically in objective-c you use the @selector(method_name). This is how it is invoked in objective-c
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Loading a json file
- need to create a NSData Object and read in the data.
- need to use a pointer for error handling.
- NSDataSerialization.JSONObjectWithData(raw_data, options:NSDataReadingUncached, error:errorPointer)
- 38:04 in prag screencast
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Push Notifications
- Your service (a.k.a. the publisher of the app) sends a message with a token that is wants to send a push notifcation to Apple Push Notification Service (APNS).
- APNS then decides whether to relay your push notification onto the app.
- there a good tutorial at parse
Testing
- RubyMotion uses MacBacon and the UIAnimation framework to do UI testing.
- quick tutorial
- subviews are not found the same way as top level views
Location
- bubblewrap provides the call
BW::Location.get_once { |location|}
which get the location just once and returns a CLLManager object. Bubblewrap offers a number of methods that can be called on the this object such as latitude and longitude.- a list of bubblewrap location methods can be found here
NSData
- Getting back NSConcreteData from an API call.
- advice on stackoverflow is to: ignore the existence of NSConcreteData and treat it like NSData
Basic web service
users will be able to receive random motivational messages from other users
set up sinatra to post .json from DB
BW::HTTP get (URL) data
BW::HTTP post (URL) data
sinatra receives message and writes to DB
BW::HTTP
also has methods to make sure the response comes back ok. Not surprisingly, this isresponse.ok?
. Just make sure to use this to quasi-rescue a method that depends on a request.


The edu-blogification of ideas gets overwhelming. Six years ago, I went to a workshop on using videos to help with my instruction. We called it the flipped classroom and it helped me work more effectively with my students. I learned about my own strengths and weaknesses (watching your videos day after day is a great opportunity for reflection) and I had the fortune of being pushed by some great friends to think deeper about instruction.
A couple years later, many of us felt like “flipped classroom” wasn’t descriptive enough. Words mattered and suggesting that the classroom space alone is what changes wasn’t accurate. So, we started saying “flipped learning.” We even got together one weekend and wrote up what we called the four “pillars” of flipped learning.
For me, the biggest piece comes from Ramsey Musallam, who says that flipping, at its core, is distinguishing between the “community” space and the “individual” space. What happens in community traditionally is lecture – whole group instruction. Move that to the individual space in whatever way you’d like and you’ve essentially flipped.
The pillars also make no specific mention of when or how you do this to be considered “flipped.” I tend to move my instruction to video so students can watch it if (or when) they’re ready. This might be a week early, it could be a month later. I don’t really care how, when, (or even if) they watch my video. The video is simply a step they can take at one point or another to work from.
Distinguishing between an “in-flip” or “out-flip”, a “homework” flip or a “nowayhomework” flip (or any other naming convention slapped onto the idea) begins to wall off possible points of collaboration and growth because camps have been set up. Lots of posts outlining the core tenants of being an “in-flipper” vs an “out-flipper” discourages discussion because it focuses on a single implementation in a single classroom with one particular set of students.
When we wrote the pillars, we worked to be specifically non-specific. Indicators can help define what happens the majority of the time and it can provide common ground for discussion or debate. Specializing criterion – often to stamp a brand on it – doesn’t help the broader community grow. Look for ways to describe a method or structure without coining a new label, as innocuous as it may seem, because of the danger of isolating ideas.
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Written on June 4th, 2017 by Brian Bennett Categorized in: All Flipclass FLN Hub
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Building Ragdolls
Sketching with Math and Quasi Physics
Verlet Points
Verlet integration is based on the assumption that, without force applied, an object will continue the uniform motion that it previously had. Instead of explcitly maintaining velocity as a variable belongs to the object, the change from the previous position to the current position is used as substitute for the velocity.
let v = (random(1) + random(1)) / 2;
update() {
let temp = this.position.copy();
this.position.add(this.getVelocity());
this.prevPosition = temp;
}
setVelocity(v) {
this.prevPosition = this.position.copy().sub(v);
}
getVelocity() {
return this.position.copy().sub(this.prevPosition);
}
Learn more
Verlet Sticks
The points can be connected by segments(sticks) that constrain the distances between them
update() {
let dist = this.pa.position.dist(this.pb.position);
let diff = this.length - dist;
let offset = this.pa.position.copy().sub(this.pb.position).mult(diff / dist / 2);
this.pa.position.add(offset);
this.pb.position.sub(offset);
}


Christmas festival in aid of St Catherine’s Hospice Lostock Hall
by Megan TitleyA two-day festive fundraiser will take over the grounds of a hospice in Lostock Hall.
The Christmas wonderland at St Catherine’s Hospice will be back with bells on in the countdown to the big day.
Lorraine Charlesworth, director of community and income, said: “There’s something for all the family to enjoy, from Santa’s Grotto and fairground rides, to plenty of gift stalls, festive food and drink and live entertainment.
“St Catherine’s Park will be transformed into a winter wonderland for the occasion.
“There are lots of activities and attractions taking place around our gardens and in our covered marquee, including donkey rides, birds of prey, external traders and our own pop-up charity shops selling winter wear and books, a craft fair, an amazing art and photography exhibition perfect for presents, and more!”
Everyone is invited to St Catherine’s Park this Saturday and Sunday between 11am and 3pm.


Ram Jaane
Ram Jaane is a movie starring Shah Rukh Khan, Juhi Chawla, and Vivek Mushran.


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The human history of the Yellowstone region goes back more than 11,000 years. The stories of people in Yellowstone are preserved in objects that convey information about past human activities in the region, and in people’s connections to the land that provide a sense of place or identity.
Gutzon Borglum selected these four presidents because from his perspective, they represented the most important events in the history of the United States. Would another artist at that time, or perhaps a modern artist choose differently? As you read more about Borglum's choices, think about what you might have done if the decision was up to you.
Mount Rushmore is a project of colossal proportion, colossal ambition and colossal achievement. It involved the efforts of nearly 400 men and women. The duties involved varied greatly from the call boy to drillers to the blacksmith to the housekeepers.
Getting this project underway was a challenge all by itself. Once Doane Robinson and others had found a sculptor, Gutzon Borglum, they had to get permission to do the carving.


This was once the home to a directory of local developer meetups organized by DEV, and then a global pandemic hit.
Now we're thinking about how to re-approach this in late 2021 and beyond. So stay tuned and happy coding!


Take the current temperature of the earth to be \(T_E = 288.3 K \text{.}\) What does out model predic \(\epsilon_a\) is?
Answer.Take the current temperature of the earth to be \(T_E = 288.3 K \text{.}\) What does out model predic \(\epsilon_a\) is?
Answer.


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Piers Morgan throws tantrum over Instagram removing likes
Piers Morgan wasn’t happy to hear that Instagram could be about to remove likes from its platform and claimed that the move will ‘trigger his anxiety’.
The Good Morning Britain host grilled Facebook executive Nicola Mendelsohn over the potential initiative on today’s programme and pointed out that he’ll no longer be able to compare his popularity to The Apprentice’s Lord Alan Sugar.
‘Are you taking away my likes?’ Piers asked Nicola.
‘Well we might do, Piers,’ his guest replied.
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‘I don’t want you to!’ Piers snapped. ‘Why? Why take the fun away? Just because a bunch of people who were weaned at school and now get participation prizes because they can’t deal with losing… that’s what it really boils down to.’
Nicola went on to explain: ‘We want people, when they come on our platform, to actually be enjoying the stuff that they’re doing.
‘They should be interacting, commenting, sharing… those things matter. People scrolling endlessly is not a good experience.’
She added: ‘We do things to make sure people are seeing the things from their family, from their friends, maybe from the broadcasters that they like.’
Piers, however, insisted that Instagram scrapping likes will take the fun out of the platform.
‘My pictures get more likes than Lord Sugar’s and you’re going to take that pleasure away from me,’ the host continued.
‘You’re going to trigger my own anxiety about not knowing how more popular [I am] than Lord Sugar.’
Viewers, like Piers, weren’t pleased to hear about the overhaul and ranted about the decision on Twitter, with one writing: ‘If likes are no longer available on Instagram, users will migrate to another photo app that allows likes.’
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Echoing a similar sentiment, another added: ‘If you take away the likes people will stop using Instagram… SIMPLE.’
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Available versions:


The objective of the game is to extinguish a fire. You're the pilot of a Bombardier-415, better known as Canadair, alongside your trusty co-pilot Camil who will give you many useful tips during the game.
First of all you have to choose the difficulty level among the 4 proposed:
Beginner: the fire is small and doesn't grow; you can fill the tank up to 15 meters from the lake;
Easy: the fire grows a little bit each second; you can fill the tank up to 10 meters from the lake;
Medium: the fire grows quickly each second; you can fill the tank up to 6 meters from the lake;
Hard: the fire is already big, and grows very quickly each second; you can fill the tank up to 3 meters from the lake;
The fire spreads in every direction. You will have to take off, fill the tank on the lake and empty it on the fire.
You will need to be as fast as possible to stop the uncontrolled expansion of the fire. Don't waste time, every second is precious.
You can use the 'WASD' command set to control the aircraft's roll and pitch angles as if it were a cloche:
W to dive;
S to pull up;
A to tilt left;
D to tilt right;
Remember that the aircraft will return autonomously in stable configuration once the cloche is released.
You can use the
M button to turn the engines on,
and the
B and
N buttons to increase and decrease the speed, respectively.
There are 6 speeds available:
Speed 0: engines off;
Speed 1: approx. 171 km/h;
Speed 2: approx. 206 km/h;
Speed 3: approx. 263 km/h;
Speed 4: approx. 320 km/h;
Speed 5: approx. 376 km/h;
You can use the
C button to close the aircraft's landing gear.
Make sure you don't get close to the water with the airplane landing gear open or you'll risk crashing.
When you arrive above the level of the lake, be sure to descend to a suitable altitude to fill the tank.
To open the tailgate and fill the water, you will need to press the space bar control. It will not be possible to release the water at a height that allows it to be loaded. Once the tank is full, head as quickly as possible to the fire, choose the best place to drain the water,
and press the space bar control to keep the tank doors open and drain the water. A bar will keep you informed about the amount of water in the tank. The plane takes about 3 seconds to load or unload the entire tank, keep this time in mind when you have to throw water on the fire.
This mission is not a tourist trip, remember not to leave the work area or take too much altitude,
or the Commander will notice and you will pay the price and end the mission with a failure.
The ideal working altitude is between 100 and 200 meters, if you exceed 600 meters your copilot Camil
will warn you that you are flying too high and returning to an acceptable altitude. If you exceed 800 meters,
the situation will become unrecoverable and you will fail the mission.
I think we've told each other everything, good luck, you'll need it!


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[gecode-users] Re: Slight modification of examples/money.cc that reveals a bug
Olof Sivertsson
osivertsson at gmail.com
Thu Mar 9 00:26:07 CET 2006
I think I've discovered a new similar bug now that can be revealed in
the same way:
> Now let's force s = 9 by adding the following to Money(const Options& opt)
> post(this, s == 9);
Instead force s > 8:
post(this, s > 8);
> No change - it works like it should. But now let's do a small change, and
> instead post the following constraint:
post(this, 8 < s);
> If we recompile and rerun it now we get no solution, so somethings broken. I
> bet it's a sign error since if we change it to:
post(this, 8 > s);
> it works!
Cheers,
Olof
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Fedora Introduction
-
TOC
- Get Fedora Now!
- Tweaks
- Shell Extensions
- Alternate Tabs
- Applications Menu
- Background Logo
- Caffeine
- Dim Desktop 70
- Extensions
- Launch new instance
- No Top Left Hot Corner
- OpenWeather
- Places Status Indicator
- Quick Close in Overview
- Redshift
- Refresh Wifi Connections
- ShutdownTimer
- Status Area Horizontal Spacing
- Suspend Button
- system-monitor
- Todo.txt
- dnf
- Get Fedora Now!
Get Fedora Now!
IMO, the best Linux distro. 1. The one always deploies the newest technologies. 2. Gnome 3. Cares about security A LOT(Secure Boot, SELinux, Wayland). 4. Redhat supported. - Next version: 26 - Release date: 2017/06/27 - Expected features: 1. No conflicts between Mesa and negativo17.org Nvidia drivers 2. Gnome 3.24 3. dnf 2.0
Tweaks
Bookmark Locations in Files(nautilus)
The upper left icon in the group of 6.
Shell Extensions
Get the extensions you like for Gnome!
Alternate Tabs
Substitute Alt-Tab with a window based switcher that does not group by application. This extension is part of Classic Mode and is officially supported by GNOME.
Applications Menu
Add a category-based menu for applications. This extension is part of Classic Mode and is officially supported by GNOME.
Background Logo
Overlay a tasteful logo on the background to enhance the user experience
Caffeine
Disable the screensaver and auto suspend(automatically).
Dim Desktop 70
This extension adds a button with a light bulb to your panel. When clicked, the desktop brightness is reduced. Scroll to change the brightness. The main purpose is to keep your eyes calm when reading in the late evening. It is realized by a simple overlay with 70% opacity. It should work on a multimonitor desktop.
Extensions
Enable/disable easily gnome shell extensions from a menu in the top panel. Also allows to edit the settings of the extensions. Feedback welcome!
Sometimes it doesn't sync correctly. Hence, Gnome Tweak Tool is still the best choice.
Launch new instance
Always launch a new instance when clicking in the dash or the application view. This extension is part of Classic Mode and is officially supported by GNOME. Please do not report bugs using the form below, use GNOME Bugzilla instead.
No Top Left Hot Corner
This extension disables the top left hot corners. You can still click on Activities or press the dedicated key to reach the overview. Since 3.8, should work with other extensions modifying the Activities button. On versions prior to 3.8, may not disable other hotcorners in multiscreen configurations and won't work on fallback/flashback mode.
OpenWeather
Weather extension to display weather information from https://openweathermap.org/ or https://darksky.net for almost all locations in the world.
Places Status Indicator
Add a menu for quickly navigating places in the system. This extension is part of Classic Mode and is officially supported by GNOME. Please do not report bugs using the form below, use GNOME Bugzilla instead.
Quick Close in Overview
It must be frustrating to always aim for the small cross button. Close windows with a button click (the middle one by default) when in overview mode.
Redshift
A blue light filter. Currently, this extension is not working on Wayland. The alternate solution is written here. And starting from Gnome 3.24, there will be a in-built Night Light app to provide the same functionality.
Refresh Wifi Connections
A real time-saver when connecting to the Internet. gnome-shell does not request for wireless network scan once the wireless selection dialog once the dialog is opened. This extension adds a refresh button to the Wifi connection selection dialog to request for a network scan manually.
ShutdownTimer
Shutdown, restart and suspend your computer easily. Extension provides two time modes which allows user to set timer to desired time or set the time of desired action. Every action is also available via keyboard shortcut.
Status Area Horizontal Spacing
After installing all these little stuff, the top right bar is definitely overflowed. Use this to make some space. Reduce the horizontal spacing between icons in the top-right status area.
Suspend Button
Suspend your computer with one click.
system-monitor
Display system information in gnome shell status bar, such as memory usage, cpu usage, network rates…
**Warning! This extension may crash gnome-shell"
Todo.txt
An easy to use to-do list.
dnf
The default package manager on Fedora.
Gnome Tweak Tool
Download it from Software app.
Important features: 1. Scaling factor in Fonts section 2. Extensions section 3. Top Bar section
Google Chrome
Installation:
1. Download the package from the official website.
2. sudo dnf install
+ PACKAGE_PATH
Chrome Gnome Shell
Sync your extensions with Google Chrome.
Installation:
1. sudo dnf copr enable region51/chrome-gnome-shell
2. sudo dnf install chrome-gnome-shell
VLC
A combat media player.
Installation:
1. sudo dnf install https://download1.rpmfusion.org/free/fedora/rpmfusion-free-release-$(rpm -E %fedora).noarch.rpm
2. sudo dnf install vlc
qBittorrent
A popular P2P client.
Download from Software.
git
Fast Version Control System
Installation: sudo dnf install git
Using git the first time? Follow the steps on https://help.github.com/
gnome-terminal-nautilus
Right click to open gnome terminal in the current location.
Installation: sudo dnf install gnome-terminal-nautilus
cowsay
Configurable speaking/thinking cow.
Installation: sudo dnf install cowsay
Usage: cowsay
+ STRING
sl
Joke command for when you type 'sl' instead of 'ls'.
Installation: sudo dnf install sl
Usage: sl
svn
Sometimes you just want to download some files but not the entire repository.
Installation: sudo dnf install svn
Usage:
1. svn ls
+ URL
2. svn checkout
+ URL
How to modify a Github URL? Add branches before branch name.
e.g. 1. https://github.com/Superdanby/zmd -> https://github.com/Superdanby/zmd/branches/master 2. https://github.com/Superdanby/zmd/tree/dark -> https://github.com/Superdanby/zmd/branches/dark
It is important to check the contents before downloading.
So, be sure to use svn ls
first.


Clear Mission and Vision
Herve Menager, Niel Infante, Konrad Förstner
- Why is it important:
- Limited resources / man power - optimize its usage; don't loose in side track
- Makes is also easier for other to find you community
- People know where they invest their time in
- How can a community establish this:
- Formulate as community a mission statement and vision
- It should be short and precise
- Should solve relevant a relevant problem
- important to stick to it but give a change to evolve and adapto new situation
- Maybe think about release plan which breaks the mission down into actionable steps


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When the user selects Save from the File menu, the system saves any changes that has been made to the gradebook since the last save. Although the application saves any changes that are made as soon as they are made, this menu item is explicitely supported under
File menu to provide the users of application with the confidence of data save. For each manual save (with the click of Save menu item), the application looks for any changes either by parsing the gradebook or utilizing the list of commands stored (primarily for Undo function under Edit), and sends the unsaved entries to the server to save them.
Publish Student View
Please refer to Publishing Grades to Students .
Commit Final Grades
Please refer to Submitting Grades to School's Registrar .


R/cdf_estimation.R
drord.Rd
The available parameters for evaluating treatment efficacy are:
Difference in (weighted) means: The outcome levels are treated numerically, with each level possibly assigned a weight. The difference in average outcomes is computed.
Log odds ratio: The comparison describes the average log-odds (treatment level 1 versus 0) of the cumulative probability for each level of the outcome.
Mann-Whitney: The probability that a randomly-selected individual receiving treatment 1 will have a larger outcome value than a randomly selected individual receiving treatment 0 (with ties assigned weight 1/2).
drord( out, treat, covar, out_levels = sort(unique(out)), out_form = paste0(colnames(covar), collapse = "+"), out_weights = rep(1, length(out_levels)), out_model = "pooled-logistic", treat_form = "1", param = c("weighted_mean", "log_odds", "mann_whitney"), ci = "wald", alpha = 0.05, nboot = 1000, return_models = TRUE, est_dist = TRUE, stratify = FALSE, ... )
| out | A |
|---|---|
| treat | A |
| covar | A |
| out_levels | A |
| out_form | The right-hand side of a regression formula for the working proportional odds model. NOTE: THIS FORMULA MUST NOT SUPPRESS THE INTERCEPT. |
| out_weights | A vector of |
| out_model | Which R function should be used to fit the proportional odds
model. The recommended option is |
| treat_form | The right-hand side of a regression formula for the working model of treatment probability as a function of covariates |
| param | A vector of |
| ci | A vector of |
| alpha | Confidence intervals have nominal level 1- |
| nboot | Number of bootstrap replicates used to compute bootstrap confidence intervals. |
| return_models | If |
| est_dist | A |
| stratify | If |
| ... | Other options (not currently used). |
An object of class drord
. In addition to information related to
how drord
was called, the output contains the following:
inference pertaining to the log-odds parameter. NULL
if
this parameter not requested in call to drord
.
inference pertaining to the Mann-Whitney parameter. NULL
if
this parameter not requested in call to drord
.
inference pertaining to weighted mean parameter. NULL
if
this parameter not requested in call to drord
.
inference pertaining to the treatment-specific CDFs. See the plot
method for a convenient way of visualizing this information. NULL
if est_dist = FALSE
in call to drord
.
inference pertaining to the treatment-specific PMFs. See the plot
method for a convenient way of visualizing this information. NULL
if est_dist = FALSE
in call to drord
.
the fitted model for the probability of treatment as a function
of covariates. NULL
if return_models = FALSE
the proportional odds model fit in each treatment arm. named entries
in list indicate the corresponding treatment arm.
NULL
if return_models = FALSE
or stratify = TRUE
.
In each case, estimates are constructed by obtaining a doubly robust estimate of the cumulative distribution function (CDF) for each treatment group. This is achieved by fitting a (working) proportional odds model that includes inverse probability of treatment weights. The inclusion of these weights ensures that, so long as the working model includes intercept terms, the resultant estimate of the CDF is an augmented inverse probability of treatment weighted estimate. This implies that the estimate is nonparametric efficient if the working model contains the truth; however, even if the working model does not contain the truth, the CDF estimates are consistent and asymptotically normal with variance expected to dominate that of an unadjusted estimate of the same treatment effect.
The CDF estimates are subsequently mapped into estimates of each requested
parameter for evaluating treatment effects. The double robustness and efficiency
properties of the CDF estimates extend to these quantities as well. Confidence
intervals and hypothesis tests can be carried out in closed form using Wald-style
intervals and tests or using a nonparametric corrected and accelerated bootstrap
(BCa). Inference for the CDF and probability mass function is also returned and
can be used for subsequent visualizations (see plot.drord
).
data(covid19) # get estimates of all parameters based on main-effects # proportional odds model and intercept-only propensity model fit <- drord(out = covid19$out, treat = covid19$treat, covar = covid19[, "age_grp", drop = FALSE]) # get estimates of all parameters based on proportional odds and # propensity model that treats age_grp as categorical fit2 <- drord(out = covid19$out, treat = covid19$treat, covar = covid19[, "age_grp", drop = FALSE], out_form = "factor(age_grp)", treat_form = "factor(age_grp)") # obtain estimator stratified by age group fit3 <- drord(out = covid19$out, treat = covid19$treat, covar = covid19[, "age_grp", drop = FALSE], stratify = TRUE) # demonstration with missing outcome data covid19$out[1:5] <- NA # propensity model should now adjust for covariates to address # the potential for informative missingness fit4 <- drord(out = covid19$out, treat = covid19$treat, covar = covid19[, "age_grp", drop = FALSE], treat_form = "age_grp")


[gecode-users] Update variable domain during search
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Sun Jun 19 22:05:11 CEST 2016
Hi,
Just don't. From your description I have really no idea what you try to do.
Do you?
Christian
--
Christian Schulte, <http://www.gecode.org/~schulte> www.gecode.org/~schulte
Professor of Computer Science, KTH, <mailto:cschulte at kth.se>
cschulte at kth.se
Expert Researcher, SICS, cschulte at sics.se
From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
Of mehdi m
Sent: Sunday, June 19, 2016 18:41
To: users at gecode.org
Subject: [gecode-users] Update variable domain during search
Hi Everyone,
I'm wondering how can i during a search update a variable domain (for
example increase the upper bound) in order to force the next solutions to be
better than last found one.
I know there is in gecode, the "constrain" function to dynamically post new
constraint on seached solutions, but i'm trying to do it without using
posting new constraints, just with support raising.
Thanks for helps.
Cheers.
--------------------
Mehdi Maamar
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| 009:074 Khan | : |
They swear by Allah that they said nothing (bad), but really they said the word of disbelief, and they disbelieved after accepting Islam, and they resolved that (plot to murder Prophet Muhammad SAW) which they were unable to carry out, and they could not find any cause to do so except that Allah and His Messenger had enriched them of His Bounty. If then they repent, it will be better for them, but if they turn away, Allah will punish them with a painful torment in this worldly life and in the Hereafter. And there is none for them on earth as a Wali (supporter, protector) or a helper. |
| 009:074 Maulana | : |
They swear by Allah that they said nothing. And certainly they did speak the word of disbelief, and disbelieved after their Islam, and they purposed that which they could not attain. And they sought revenge only because Allah -- as well as His Messenger -- had enriched them out of His grace. So if they repent, it will be good for them; and if they turn away, Allah will chastise them with a painful chastisement in this world and the Hereafter; and they shall have in the earth neither a friend nor a helper. |
| 009:074 Pickthal | : |
They swear by Allah that they said nothing (wrong), yet they did say the word of disbelief, and did disbelieve after their Surrender (to Allah). And they purposed that which they could not attain, and they sought revenge only that Allah by His messenger should enrich them of His bounty. If they repent it will be better for them; and if they turn away, Allah will afflict them with a painful doom in the world and the Hereafter, and they have no protecting friend nor helper in the earth. |
| 009:074 Rashad | : |
They swear by GOD that they never said it, although they have uttered the word of disbelief; they have disbelieved after becoming submitters. In fact, they gave up what they never had. They have rebelled even though GOD and His messenger have showered them with His grace and provisions. If they repent, it would be best for them. But if they turn away, GOD will commit them to painful retribution in this life and in the Hereafter. They will find no one on earth to be their lord and master. |
| 009:074 Sarwar | : |
They (the hypocrites) swear by the Name of God (to make others believe in what they are saying). They have spoken the testimony of disbelief and have then turned back to disbelief. They have made unsuccessful attempts to cause trouble. There is no other reason for their ungratefulness except that God and His Messenger enriched them through their favors. If they repent, it will be better for them, but if they turn away (from the faith), God will make them suffer a painful punishment both in this life and in the life hereafter. They will find no guardian nor any helper in the land. |
| 009:074 Shakir | : |
They swear by Allah that they did not speak, and certainly they did speak, the word of unbelief, and disbelieved after their Islam, and they had determined upon what they have not been able to effect, and they did not find fault except because Allah and His Messenger enriched them out of His grace; therefore if they repent, it will be good for them; and if they turn back, Allah will chastise them with a painful chastisement in this world and the hereafter, and they shall not have in the land any guardian or a helper. |
| 009:074 Sherali | : |
They swear by ALLAH that they said nothing, but they did certainly utter the word of disbelief, and disbelieved after they had embraced Islam. And they designed what they could not attain. And they cherished enmity against believers only because ALLAH and HIS Messenger had enriched them out of HIS bounty. So if they repent, it will be better for them; but if they turn away, ALLAH will punish them with a grievous punishment in this world and the Hereafter, and they shall have neither friend nor helper in the earth. |
| 009:074 Yusufali | : |
They swear by Allah that they said nothing (evil), but indeed they uttered blasphemy, and they did it after accepting Islam; and they meditated a plot which they were unable to carry out: this revenge of theirs was (their) only return for the bounty with which Allah and His Messenger had enriched them! If they repent, it will be best for them; but if they turn back (to their evil ways), Allah will punish them with a grievous penalty in this life and in the Hereafter: They shall have none on earth to protect or help them. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الكافرون > صفات الكفار Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Disbelievers> The Characteristics of the Disbelievers أركان الإسلام > (محمد (صلى الله عليه وسلم > عصمته وحمايته Pillars of Islam> The Blessed Muhammad(PBUH)> His Virtuousness and Protection أركان الإسلام > (محمد (صلى الله عليه وسلم > وعد الله إياه Pillars of Islam> The Blessed Muhammad(PBUH)> Allah's Promise to Him(PBUH) الإيمان > الإيمان بالله > النفاق Faith> Belief In Allah> Hypocrisy الجهاد > الغزوات > غزوة تبوك Jihad> The Holy Battles> Tabuk Battle تنظيم العلاقات المالية > الغنى > طلب الغنى Organizing Financial Relationships>Richness>Seeking Richness
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| Position: | Volunteer |
| Department: | Animal Transport |
|<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| Hire Date: | 06/02/2015 |
| DOB: | 07/19/1982 |
| Gender | Male |
| Home Address | 123 Hunter Dr, Lawrence, Kansas 66049 |
| Phone Number: |<PHONE_NUMBER> |
| Name: | Dean Winchester |
| Relation: | Brother |
| Phone Number: |<PHONE_NUMBER> |
| Home Address | 123 Hunter Dr, Lawrence, Kansas 66049 |
| Rabies Vaccinated w/in past 2 years: | Yes |
| Allergies: | None |
| Pre-Existing Medical Conditions: | None |
| Physical Limitations: | None |
| Availability: | Mondays-9:00am-12:00pm, Thursdays-12:00pm-4:00pm |
| Distance willing to travel: | 100 mi |
| Do you hold a valid permit to rehabilitate wildlife in the state of Virginia? |
Yes |
| Species limitation: | No bears |
| Rabies Vaccine |
| Resume |
| VA Animal rehab permit |


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