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This Bible contradiction is from the EvilBible.com.
Verses
God accepts human sacrifices
2 Samuel 21:8-9 View context
But the king took the two sons of Rizpah the daughter of Aiah, whom she bare unto Saul, Armoni and Mephibosheth; and the five sons of Michal the daughter of Saul, whom she brought up for Adriel the son of Barzillai the Meholathite:
And he delivered them into the hands of the Gibeonites, and they hanged them in the hill before the LORD: and they fell [all] seven together, and were put to death in the days of harvest, in the first [days], in the beginning of barley harvest.
2 Samuel 21:14 View context
And the bones of Saul and Jonathan his son buried they in the country of Benjamin in Zelah, in the sepulchre of Kish his father: and they performed all that the king commanded. And after that God was intreated for the land.
Genesis 22:2 View context
And he said, Take now thy son, thine only [son] Isaac, whom thou lovest, and get thee into the land of Moriah; and offer him there for a burnt offering upon one of the mountains which I will tell thee of.
Judges 11:30-39 View context
And Jephthah vowed a vow unto the LORD, and said, If thou shalt without fail deliver the children of Ammon into mine hands,
Then it shall be, that whatsoever cometh forth of the doors of my house to meet me, when I return in peace from the children of Ammon, shall surely be the LORD'S, and I will offer it up for a burnt offering.
So Jephthah passed over unto the children of Ammon to fight against them; and the LORD delivered them into his hands.
And he smote them from Aroer, even till thou come to Minnith, [even] twenty cities, and unto the plain of the vineyards, with a very great slaughter. Thus the children of Ammon were subdued before the children of Israel.
And Jephthah came to Mizpeh unto his house, and, behold, his daughter came out to meet him with timbrels and with dances: and she [was his] only child; beside her he had neither son nor daughter.
And it came to pass, when he saw her, that he rent his clothes, and said, Alas, my daughter! thou hast brought me very low, and thou art one of them that trouble me: for I have opened my mouth unto the LORD, and I cannot go back.
And she said unto him, My father, [if] thou hast opened thy mouth unto the LORD, do to me according to that which hath proceeded out of thy mouth; forasmuch as the LORD hath taken vengeance for thee of thine enemies, [even] of the children of Ammon.
And she said unto her father, Let this thing be done for me: let me alone two months, that I may go up and down upon the mountains, and bewail my virginity, I and my fellows.
And he said, Go. And he sent her away [for] two months: and she went with her companions, and bewailed her virginity upon the mountains.
And it came to pass at the end of two months, that she returned unto her father, who did with her [according] to his vow which he had vowed: and she knew no man. And it was a custom in Israel,
God forbids human sacrifices
Deuteronomy 12:30-31 View context
Take heed to thyself that thou be not snared by following them, after that they be destroyed from before thee; and that thou enquire not after their gods, saying, How did these nations serve their gods? even so will I do likewise.


Title of Research: Mechanical Turk Studies of Learning
Principal Investigator: Jordan A. Taylor, PhD
Principal Investigator's Department: Psychology
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Please use a computer mouse or trackpad to complete the task.
NOTES:
1. Once the game begins, you can quit the experiment at any time by pressing "Esc" and closing your browser tab or window.
2. There are attention checks, so be sure to read all instructions thoroughly! Failing these checks will result in an incomplete HIT.
3. The experiment will be terminated if you do not respond to the given instructions or move the mouse to the target in a timely manner. This will result in an incomplete HIT.
There are three simple steps to get through the experiment:
1. Use your mouse/trackpad to bring the green dot to the center of your screen.
A. The green dot will initially be hidden, and a yellow ring will indicate the distance between your cursor and the center of the screen (empty green circle). In the video below, a white mouse pointer is visible for illustrative purposes, but the pointer will not be visible during the experiment.
B. When the cursor is within a certain distance from the center, the green dot will become visible. When the cursor is at the center of the screen, the center circle will be filled.
2. Once the pink dot (your target) appears, slice through it FAST with the green dot (visible or hidden).
3. Repeat from step 1 until you have completed all 115 trials (trial counter shown in bottom left corner of the screen).
PLEASE READ: After several trials, the green dot will stop following the direction of your movements, and instead move on its own. When this happens, ignore the green dot and continue moving directly to the pink target. Throughout the entire experiment, you should be moving the mouse DIRECTLY to the pink target. [Select "rain" on the next page to indicate that you have read this].
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grammar package¶
Submodules¶
grammar.constraint module¶
-
grammar.constraint.
find_blacklists
(thrift)¶ Finds all blacklists in a Apache Thrift module. :param thrift: The Apache Thrift module to search. :return: The list of blacklists contained in the Apache Thrift module.
-
grammar.constraint.
find_whitelists
(thrift)¶ Finds all whitelists in a Apache Thrift module. :param thrift: The Apache Thrift module to search. :return: The list of whitelists contained in the Apache Thrift module.
-
grammar.constraint.
verify_lists
(blacklist, whitelist)¶ Verifies that a given blacklist and whitelist do not contain an invalid mapping. An invalid mapping occurs if there exists a key in both lists such a non-empty intersection of the resulting sets is present. :param blacklist: The blacklist. :param whitelist: The whitelist.
grammar.grammar module¶
-
class
grammar.grammar.
Grammar
(grammar_file)¶ Context free grammar that can be defined by: - Python functions. - Google Protocol Buffers. - Backus-Naur Form
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NT
= 'NT'¶
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T
= 'T'¶
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grammar.grammar.
load_bnf
(self, grammar_file)¶
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grammar.grammar.
load_fbs
(grammar_file=None)¶ Loads and compiles a Google Protocol Buffers file into a module. :param grammar_file: The file path to the Google Protocol Buffers file. :return: The compiled module.
-
grammar.grammar.
load_thrift
(grammar_file=None)¶ Loads and compiles an Apache Thrift file into a module. :param grammar_file: The file path to the Apache Thrift file. :return: The compiled module.
grammar.parse_tree module¶
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class
grammar.parse_tree.
ParseTree
(grammar=None, genotype=None, *args, **kwargs)¶ -
generate
()¶ Generates a parse tree. The generation type depends on the representation of the grammar object (BNF, Proto, Thrift). :return: The generated parse tree built with the input sequence.
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generate_from_bnf
()¶ Forms a parse tree from a Backus-Naur Form grammar and a genotype. :return: An parse tree represented as a list.
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generate_from_thrift
()¶ Uses reflection to form a parse tree with an Apache Thrift auto-generated class and genotype. :return: A parse tree represented as an instance of a Apache Thrift class.
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serialize
()¶ Serializes a parse tree into binary. :param parse_tree: The parse tree to serialize. :return: The serialized parse tree.
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grammar.utils module¶
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grammar.utils.
discover_children
(object=None)¶ Discovers all children defined in the thrift_spec of an instance of a thrift auto-generated class. :param object: The treenode object to search to discover the children. :return: The discovered children, wrapped in treenodes.
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grammar.utils.
extract_list_productions
(object)¶ Extracts production choices from a list and returns them wrapped in treenodes. :param object: The list wrapped in a treenode to extract from. :return: Possible production choices from the list, wrapped in treenodes.


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Before Change
image_set_list = cellprofiler.cpimage.ImageSetList()
ii = InjectImage("my_image", image)
pipeline = cellprofiler.pipeline.Pipeline()
workspace = cpw.Workspace(pipeline, ii, None, None,
cpmeas.Measurements(), image_set_list)
ii.prepare_run(workspace)
ii.prepare_group(workspace, {}, [1])
image_set = image_set_list.get_image_set(0)
self.assertTrue(image_set,"No image set returned from ImageSetList.GetImageSet")
After Change
image = numpy.zeros((10,10),dtype=float)
ii = InjectImage("my_image", image)
pipeline = cellprofiler.pipeline.Pipeline()
measurements = cpmeas.Measurements()
workspace = cpw.Workspace(pipeline, ii, measurements, None,
measurements,
cellprofiler.cpimage.ImageSetList())
ii.prepare_run(workspace)
ii.prepare_group(workspace, {}, [1])
ii.run(workspace)
image_set = workspace.image_set
self.assertTrue(image_set,"No image set returned from ImageSetList.GetImageSet")
my_image = image_set.get_image("my_image")
self.assertTrue(my_image, "No image returned from ImageSet.GetImage")
self.assertEqual(my_image.image.shape[0],10,"Wrong image shape")


Technical blog from Craig Russell.
This post discusses kscript, an easy way to write and execute scripts in Kotlin. This post covers what kscript is, how to install it on a Mac, and offers some kscript examples.
Enhanced scripting support for Kotlin on *nix-based systems.
While Kotlin has some support for scripting already, it lacks a few things which would help its adoption. Chief among them for me, is the extra friction caused by having to run it using kotlinc
.
That’s not really a big deal, I know. And there’s probably a way around it that I don’t yet know about. But I wanted something as simple and familiar as executing a .sh
bash script.

There are few options for installation, but I usually prefer the brew
option when it is available. If that’s not your thing, see its GitHub page for more options.
To install using Brew, run:
brew install holgerbrandl/tap/kscript
Create a new file. Let’s call it hello-world.kts
. The kts
suffix is optional; feel free to use something else or omit it if you don’t like it.
Add the following to the file
#!/usr/bin/env kscript
println("Hello world!")
Make the file executable.
chmod +x hello-world.kts
Execute the script
./hello-world.kts
As you can see from the example above, you don’t need any structure in the script. You don’t need a main
method and you don’t need to put your code in functions. But just because you don’t have to use functions, doesn’t mean you can’t.
val greeting = personalizedGreeting("Craig")
println(greeting)
fun personalizedGreeting(name: String) : String {
return "Hello $name!"
}
// Hello Craig!
You have access to a variable called args
in the script, which will be magically populated for you with String arguments passed in when invoking the script.
println("Script is running with ${args.size} args passed")
for(arg in args) {
println("arg: $arg")
}
Pass in arguments after the script name; separate with spaces.
./hello-world.kts foo bar 'one with spaces'
This will output:
// Script is running with 3 args passed
// arg: foo
// arg: bar
// arg: one with spaces
Need access to other classes? You can add an import statement before you use them.
import java.io.File
If your code depends on dependencies, you can even reference these directly in the script file. It will automatically pull them down the first time the script is run (meaning you’ll need internet access for that first time).
Use the normal Gradle-style dependency declaration, for declaring your groupId
, artifactId
and version
.
@file:DependsOn("com.squareup.retrofit2:retrofit:2.5.0")
import retrofit2.Retrofit
val retrofit = Retrofit.Builder()
.baseUrl("https://api.github.com/")
.build();
You can run a bash script using this handy function.
import java.io.File
fun String.exec(dir: File? = null): Int {
return ProcessBuilder("/bin/sh", "-c", this)
.redirectErrorStream(true)
.inheritIO()
.directory(dir)
.start()
.waitFor()
}
You should copy this into your script. To make use of it, define a string which matches your script name, and call the exec
extension function on it.
For example, if you had this bash script called bash-script.sh
#!/bin/bash
echo "Hello from bash"
You can execute this script (if you’ve included the extension function above) like this:
"./bash-script.sh".exec()


--- layout: post title: OData.org Weekly News Letter (2015.3.4) date: 2015-03-04 01:38:57.000000000 +08:00 categories: - News letter tags: [] status: publish type: post published: true author: Qian Li ---
Try now at nuget
Check at Github and welcome contributions.
Read more about this new OData server on node.js at this blog post and try it by npm install simple-odata-server
Read more at this blog post about how to visualize data in Power BI with Scorata OData.
Check the data feed here which is implemented using the turn-key OData server side library RESTier
Read more at the blog.


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Created: 02/08/2013
By: HazzardWeb
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Thank you for purchasing this script. If you have any questions that are beyond the scope of this help file, please feel free to email via my user page contact form here. Thanks so much!
To install this script you'll need a webhosting and a database, or you can install on your localhost server. Copy the script files where you want, then open config.php file with your text editor.
Here you have to set the $database array that contains login details for your database. Add a password, user and name.
You can also edit other settings here but you can also edit this settings from the Admin Dashboard.
Next import into your database the comments.sql file.
To show the comments on your page you have to inlcude the following php code:
//Include Comments Class
require_once('includes/Comments.class.php');
$Comments = new Comments();
//Set some custom config
$config = array(
'page_title' => 'My Page', //This is your page title, it's optional
);
$Comments->set_config($config);
//Display comments
$Comments->display_comments();
You can also set the page of the comments by adding 'comment_page' => your_page_id. For example your pages are like this: http://yourwebsite.com/?page=1. If you want to set the page of the comment to page=1 your $config will be like this:
$config = array(
'page_title' => 'My Page',
'comment_page' => $_GET['page']
);
If 'comment_page' is not set the url of the current page will be used.
To access the Admin go to the admin folder eg: http://demo.hazzardweb.net/comments/admin. The default username is admin and password admin. Make sure you change them.
Once logged as admin you can see all comments or edit the comments settings.
First time when you click on the Settings menu you'll have to click on the Install button and the settings will be inserted into your comments database. Then make sure set the Base URL field and other settings you want.
If you want to embed this admin dashboard into your website admin see Admin Embed section.
To edit config options edit config.php or edit from Admin Dashboard. NOTE: if you install the Admin dashboard settings then the settings will be loaded from database. However some settings can be edit only from config.php file. to see all config options.
/* Database connection details */
$database = array(
'user' => '',
'pass' => '',
'name' => '',
'host' => 'localhost'
);
//General settings
$config['base_url'] = 'http://yourwebsite.com/'; // The base url of your website
$config['logged_only'] = FALSE; // Only logged users can post comments
$config['comment_status'] = 1; // Default comment status: 1 - approved, 0 - pending, 2 - spam
$config['maxlength'] = 500; // Maximum characters allowed for comments
$config['comments_per_page'] = 10; // Comments per page
$config['comment_reply'] = TRUE; // Enable threaded (nested) comments
$config['max_depth'] = 5; // Levels deep
$config['comments_order'] = 'DESC'; // Comments order
//Captcha settings
$config['comments_captcha'] = FALSE; // Enable captcha for not logged users
$config['comments_captcha_logged'] = FALSE; // Enable captcha for logged users
//Comment moderation
$config['comments_limit'] = 3; // Maximum comments that can be posted per minute
$config['mark_comment_as'] = 2; // 0 - pending, 2 - spam , 3 - rejected
$config['moderation_keys'] = '';
$config['blacklist_keys'] = '';
//Default avatar
$config['default_avatar'] = 'monsterid'; // mystery, gravatar_default, identicon, wavatar, monsterid, retro or image source
//E-mail notifications
$config['comment_notification'] = ''; // Send emails here when comments are posted
$config['reply_notification'] = FALSE; // Send emails to comment author when someone replies
//Sender details
$config['from_email'] = ''; // From email
$config['from_name'] = ''; // From name
//Use your Gmail account to send emails
$config['gmail_username'] = '';
$config['gmail_password'] = '';
//Admin login
$config['admin_user'] = 'admin';
$config['admin_pass'] = 'admin';
//Users table name and fields
$config['db_users'] = array(
'table' => '',
'id' => '',
'name' => '',
'email' => '',
'url' => '', //If false custom url functions will be used
'avatar' => false //If is false, gravatar or custom avatar will be used
);
//Options table name
$config['db_options_table'] = 'options';
//Other settings that you probably never use..
//$config['jquery'] = false; // Disable jQuery
//$config['bootstrap'] = false; // Disable bootstrap assets
//$config['full_date_format'] = ''; // Date format for date() function
//$config['short_date_format'] = ''; // Date format (short) for date() function
//$config['comments_template'] = 'template2.php'; // Comments template file
//$config['ajaxurl'] = 'includes/ajax.php'; // Url to the ajax file
//Email templates
$config['email_templates'] = array(
'body' => 'Author: %1$s (IP: %2$s)
E-mail: %3$s
URL: %4$s
Comment: %5$s
',
'new_comment' => array(
'subject' => '[HazzardWeb] New comment on "%1$s"',
'header' => 'New comment on "%1$s"
',
'footer' => 'You can see all comments on this page here:
%1$s
Permalink: %2$s
',
),
'moderate' => array(
'subject' => '[HazzardWeb] Please moderate: "%1$s"',
'header' => 'A new comment on "%1$s" is waiting for your approval
',
'footer' => 'Approve it %1$s
Spam it %2$s
Edit it %3$s',
),
'reply' => array(
'subject' => '[HazzardWeb] New reply on your comment on "%1$s"',
'body' => '%1$s has replied to your comment:
%2$s
View comment %3$s'
)
);
/*
//Javascript language vars
$config['js_lang'] = array(
'url' => 'Enter a valid website',
'author' => 'Enter your name1',
'email' => 'Enter a valid email address',
'captchar' => 'Enter the verification code',
'captcham' => 'The verification code is invalid',
'error' => 'An unexpected error has occurred. Please try again.',
'comment' => '1 comment',
'comments' => ' comments',
'loading' => 'Loading comments...',
'pending' => 'Awaiting moderation',
'spam' => 'Marked as spam',
'limit' => 'You posted too many comments. Wait a minute.1',
'empty_com' => 'Enter a comment.',
'nocomments' => 'no comments',
'logged' => 'You must be logged to leave a comment !',
);
*/
When someone has post a comment you can recive an email notification. Also when someone replies to someone's comment, that person can also recive a notification.
To enable this feature go to Admin > Settings and check the E-mail notifications options.
You also have to set the E-mail settings, sender name and email.
Another feature is to use your Gmail account to send emails. Simply check the Use my Gmail account option and enter you Gmail email and password.
As default to post a comment you'll have to enter your email and name. If you have a users login system on your website you can easily integrate with the comments.
Open config.php and search for $config['db_users'].
//Users table name and fields
$config['db_users'] = array(
'table' => '', // Where users is your table with users
'id' => '', // The ID field of your users table
'name' => '', // The NAME field from your users table
'email' => '', // EMAIL field
'url' => '', // URL field, if false custom url functions will be used
'avatar' => false // AVATAR field, if is false, gravatar or custom avatar will be used
);
The next setp is to set some functions in includes/functions.php. Here you have to edit this function com_is_logged() and com_get_user_id(). Basically here you have to check if your users are logged and return their user id. Examples:function com_is_logged()
{
//Here you need to check if the user is logged into your website and then return TRUE or FALSE
if (isset($_SESSION['logged'])) //Or whatever session you have
return true;
return false;
}
function com_get_user_id()
{
//Here you need to set the user_id from your session
if (com_is_logged()) {
$user_id = $_SESSION['user_id']; //Or whatever session you have
return $user_id;
}
else return false;
}
If you want a custom urls for the logged users uncomment com_get_user_url(). This functions has a $user_id param wich will tell you for what user you need the URL. For example your functions may look like this:
function com_get_user_url( $user_id )
{
return 'http:/ /mywebsite.com/profiles/' . $user_id;
//This will return a custom url for your user.
}
The same thing ca be done for the com_get_user_avatar() function.
If you have your own Admin dashboard you may want to integrate the comments into that.
You'll need to copy admin/ folder into your website files then use the code from the pages you need. You'll have to edit few things in order to make it work how you want.
<?php
define('BASEPATH', TRUE);
//Include Comments Class
require_once('path/to/comments/includes/Comments.class.php');
$Comments = new Comments();
require_once('path/to/admin/functions.php');
//Logout action
if (isset($_GET['logout'])) {
session_destroy();
header('Location: index.php');
}
//Set this for ajax.php
$_SESSION['com_is_logged_admin'] = TRUE;
//Get the current page from url
$page = (!empty($_GET['page'])) ? $_GET['page'] : '';
?>
<!--Some style and javascript-->
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="path/to/admin/css/bootstrap.min.css" media="all">
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="path/to/admin/css/style.css" media="all">
<script src="path/to/admin/js/jquery-1.9.1.min.js"></script>
<script src="path/to/admin/js/jquery-ui-1.9.2.custom.min.js"></script>
<script src="path/to/admin/js/bootstrap.min.js"></script>
<script src="path/to/admin/js/script.js"></script>
<?php require_once('path/to/admin/comments.php'); ?>
or
<?php require_once('path/to/admin/settings.php'); ?>
The php files are located in the includes folder and the images, css and javascript in the assets folder. Also the admin file are separately in admin/ folder.
There are 2 templates to display the comments, both located in includes/template.php and includes/template2.php. The default one is template.php. You can set the other template from config.php, search for $config['comments_template']. You can edit a template or create your own. Just make sure you edit only how the comments are displayed.
For the comments the css is located in assets/css/. bootstrap.min.css is for inputs, buttons and other elements, while comments.css and comments2.css are for displaying the comments. Each one is for a template.
If you want to disable bootstrap.min.css go to config.php search for $config['bootstrap'] and set it to FALSE;
In assets/js you'll find all the JavaScript files. comments.js is for all comments functions, mustache.min.js is the template engine.
I've used the following assets and libraries:
Once again, thank you so much for purchasing this script. As I said at the beginning, I'd be glad to help you if you have any questions relating to this script.
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Slides @ http://jhohertz.github.io/cass-buri
# checkout Buri
git clone -b develop https://github.com/viafoura/buri
cd buri
# add vagrant plugin requirement
vagrant plugin install vagrant-host-shell
# launch and provision!
vagrant up
# In Buri checkout
mkdir local # only needed if you never ran the VM above
# Copy default configurations as starting point
cp -rv etc/inventory local/
# Edit variables for target environment (we will use "test")
vi local/inventory/group_vars/test
# Uncomment the environment line and set default to test:
vi etc/buri.cfg
# In Buri checkout
./buri --environment test buildhost HOSTNAME
# Pre-installed Buri is WIP, ignore for now, copy w/ local folder from workstation
scp -r . ubuntu@HOSTNAME:buri
# login to node and use it from here on
ssh ubuntu@HOSTNAME
cd buri
# From buri folder on bootstrapped host:
sudo ./buri foundation
# From buri folder on bootstrapped host:
sudo ./buri resnap FOUNDATION-AMI-ID base
# From buri folder on bootstrapped host:
sudo ./buri resnap BASE-AMI-ID aminator
# Key variables for Priam:
# Set this true unless in a VPC in a single region
priam_multiregion_enable: true
# How Priam reports cluster members to eachother changes in a VPC
priam_vpc: true
# Ec2MultiRegionSnitch recommended always, unless in a VPC, single region, set to Ec2Snitch
priam_endpoint_snitch: "org.apache.cassandra.locator.Ec2Snitch"
priam_zones_available: "us-east-1a,us-east-1d,us-east-1e"
priam_s3_bucket: "your_s3_bucket/some_optional_path"
# From buri folder on bootstrapped host:
sudo ./buri --cluster-name your-name resnap BASE-AMI-ID priam


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6.
Score the skin of the duck a few times with a sharp knife and place skin-side down into a cold frying pan.
Place the frying pan over a medium heat and cook the duck breasts for 8-10 minutes, pouring off any excess fat (you can reserve and refrigerate the duck fat for use in cooking roast potatoes).
Turn the duck breasts over and cook for 1-2 minutes, then transfer onto a baking tray and place into the oven to roast for 8-10 minutes, or until cooked to your liking.
Meanwhile, pour the sherry into the frying pan used to cook the duck breasts and bring to a boil while scraping up the juices from the base of the pan. Cook until the sherry has almost reduced completely.
Add a little oil, then add the onion and garlic and cook over a medium heat for 5-6 minutes, until softened.
Add the cherries, chilli flakes, brandy and the stock. Bring to the boil, then cook to reduce the liquid by half.
Add the cold butter and whisk well to create a glossy sauce.
For the potato scones, sift the flour and baking powder into a bowl.
Melt the butter in a clean pan over a medium heat. Add the onion and thyme and fry until the onion has softened.
Add the onion and thyme mixture to the flour mixture and mix well.
Add the beaten eggs, the milk and the mashed potatoes and season with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Mix together well to form a dough.
Divide the dough into four equal potions and mould each portion into scone-shapes.
Place onto a tray and transfer to the fridge to rest for 20 minutes.
Melt the extra butter in a clean frying pan over a medium heat. Add the potato scones and fry for 2-3 minutes on each side, or until golden-brown on each side. (If the scones are still very moist you can transfer them to the warm oven for 2-3 minutes to dry out.)
To serve, place a scone onto each of four plates. Slice each duck breast and place a few slices onto each scone. Pour over sauce and garnish with a sprinkling of flaked almonds.


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Welcome to the demo app of django-two-factor-auth
. Use
this demo to get an understanding of what the app can do for you.
Have you provided your Twilio settings in the
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void |
AuthBeanMultiplexer.setAuthFunctionBeans(Map<String,List<AuthFunctionBean>> authFunctionBeanMap)
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void |
AuthBeanMultiplexer.setAuthFunctionBeans(String dbName,
List<AuthFunctionBean> authFunctionBeans)
This is not an "adder" function, but a "setter" function for the
specified dbName , so do not use this to add to a database's
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Full Professor (Catedrático), University of Oviedo, Spain. Founder and main researcher of WESO (Web Semantics Oviedo) research group, which collaborates with different companies around the world applying semantic web technologies to solve practical problems.
Member of Data Shapes W3C Working Groups and of Shape Expressions, SHACL, RAX (RDF and XML interoperability) and Best practices of Multilingual Linked Open Data W3C community groups.
Previously, coordinator of the Master in Web Engineering - University of Oviedo (2016-2017), and Dean of the School of Computer Science Engineering - University of Oviedo (2004-2012).
PhD in Computer Science Engineering, 2001
University of Oviedo
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Thu, 24 Mar, 2022, Lotico talks
Mon, 29 Nov, 2021, Training given to a company
Thu, 27 May, 2021, In this talk we will talk about recent advancements to improve the quality of RDF data using Shapes languages like Shape Expressions (ShEx) and SHACL (Shapes Constraint Language). We will present a short introduction to both, motivating their usage, and show some applications and tools based on them
Thu, 15 Apr, 2021, Knowledge Graphs Course
Thu, 25 Feb, 2021, International Semantic Intelligence Conference
Thu, 26 Nov, 2020, Tutorial at International Semantic Web Conference
Wed, 25 Nov, 2020, Biohackathon Europe
Wed, 25 Nov, 2020, International Winter School on Knowledge Graphs and Semantic web - Virtual
Fri, 3 Jul, 2020, WESO Research group meeting
Fri, 26 Jun, 2020, WESO Research group meeting
Herminio García González: Integración semántica de grandes fuentes de datos heterogéneas, 2021
Jose Alberto Benítez Andrades: Tecnologías Semánticas aplicadas al Análisis de Redes Sociales en el ámbito de la Salud, 2017
Hernán Sagastegui Chigne: Desarrollo de Tecnologías Colaborativas para Entornos virtuales de apoyo al aprendizaje, 2015
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ShEx implementation in Haskell
Multilingual Linked Data Patterns
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Happy Pi Day!
Here’s a picture visualizing the digits in Pi.
Remember, there is nothing universal about a base-10 numbering system. So, while this graph sure has some perdy colors in it, it’s mostly meaningless. But, that’s the beauty of irrational numbers: il y a un peu de je ne sais quoi.
But hey! look a STAR!
This one visualizes the relationships between digits in pi.
Again, it’s a meaningless representation of the data since it’s visualizing the base-10 numbering system. The star shows up in the picture because there are 10 digits and the artist chose to alternate between light and dark! If we did the same thing with a base 14 numbering system, you’d see a 7 pointed star… Look at the colors though! The colors!
Back to the Bioinformatics Algorithms
These are the algorithms I’m most proud of implementing. Sure, this code is available on github, but it’s written in Clojure, so it’s impossible for most people to understand without some head-scratching. In fact, it took quite a bit of effort just for me to freshen up enough to write this article. And that, my friends, is security by obfuscation – which is not a virtue for code or for much of anything, really.
I enjoy writing code in Clojure because Lisp forces you to write code in a functional manner and therefore your code more closely resembles the pure math you’re implementing. I’ve been sending out this project along with job applications, but I don’t think most people understand what they’re looking at, which is unfortunate. So, I’ve blogged about it and I’ll send out this link instead.
I can’t imagine that someone else hasn’t thought of these ideas for bioinformatics. Sure, they involve some bitcrunching, but it’s really not that complicated. Specifically, here are the two algorithms in my project that I’m referring to.
★ Constant Time Hamming Distance implemented specifically for strings of nucleotides.
★ Neighbor Transform. Basically, simultaneous binary addition, specifically for nucleotides.
Bioinformatics on Coursera
Back in November, I started taking this Bioinformatics class on Coursera, taught by Pavel Pevzner and Phillip Compeau. It was one of the best classes I’ve taken on Coursera so far. The interactive text was very well built and organized. I could progress without needing to watch the videos, but those were a great resource if I needed more detail in some sections.
Additionally, the course was just the right level of challenging: not only did you have to write the code, but your submissions were automatically graded with a five minute time limit. And in bioinformatics, ** * time is key! * ** So if you couldn’t write your code to complete within that five minute time limit, you didn’t get any credit for those solutions. The problems were all great Computer Science algorithms: motif enumeration, hamming distance and a good bit of graph theory.
For their language of choice, most students went with Python, which is expected for university students. However, I solved the problems in Clojure :) and this made things both easier and harder. It was a bit harder to rethink these problems to properly utilize recursion, immutable data structures and other functional programming paradigms.
However, the consequences of doing so proved invaluable when my solutions were a bit too slow. Solution didn’t run within the time limit?!  LMAO. Needz moar threadz? No problem, I really just need more cores!
A side trek into supercomputing
And this, folks, is why the work that the great folks on HP’s team for The Machine will absolutely revolutionize computing in the next five years. It completely changes the software paradigm for supercomputing. Computing is going to start moving very fast: much faster than we anticipate! Because of revolutions in hardware that shift the paradigm of software, that means Moore’s Law – while still technically applicable until quantum/nano computing – no longer determines the limits of computing.
Because HP has patented all the things, their stock is going to be a good long term buy! =$
HP has patented several key technologies in it’s development of The Machine. Excluding the development of competing technologies (which isn’t very likely) or the complete collapse of the global economy, i’m extremely confident that HP is a good long term buy. As to how good, I can’t say. I would place another large bet on HP’s decision to restructure being fairly dependent on the development of this new technology =] =]
Watch this Video for a 7 Minute Overview of The Machine
Note: HP is restructuring itself into two public companies: one to sell PC’s to consumers and the other to sell servers and networking gear. Make sure you purchase the correct stock!
Fiber to the Dome
One of their game-changing technologies is photonics. Having phonotics integrated into the bus means that CPU’s are no longer physically bound to their memory. That’s an oversimplified explanation of things. However, as it is now, software developers for computationally intensive projects have to include lots of code just to push data where it’s needed. But photonics means that CPU’s can access a nearly unlimited supply of memory, instantaneously.
This means supercomputers and the software they run can begin to be designed very differently: you basically just need to add more cores, since all of them can instantly access Petabytes of RAM. Managing workloads becomes much easier. Any programs which utilize dynamic programming to store result sets become more efficient. For example, in the Nucleotide Neighborhood algorithm I’m about to describe, you can pre-calculate the result set of every Base Neighborhood for [k,d] – really only for each k up to some specified max d, since [k,d] is contained within [k,d+1]. And because your processors integrate with as much RAM as you need without the overhead of workload management, it becomes very easy to just throw more computational resources at problems.
Please note: the statements above are venturing into areas where I do not have enough knowledge. Therefore, I may have misspoken when I said that this technology revolutionizes the design of supercomputing. You might want to ask your fellow PhD. However, I know this is true to some degree. But, as to what degree, I’m not sure. I would need to learn more about heterogenous and distributed computing to be certain.
Gee, I wish there was a coursera class for Heterogenous Computing – oh wait, there is. I tried to take it once, but I was forced to get a job and didn’t have the time. Fortunately, I learned enough to understand how linear algebra operations can be accelerated by the GPU. It really is fascinating stuff.
Once you precalculate these result sets, they are available for other programs to utilize them, assuming that you can provide enough shared memory. And since you only need to precalculate the Base Neighborhood for each [k,d], this means if you load these base neighborhoods into petabytes of RAM, you can instantly access these result sets, which can be translated to the neighborhood for any [k,d]. This algorithm can be accelerated with the application of one GPU accelerable operation or one FPGA instruction to each string in the neighborhood. The performance can also be further accelerated in other ways.
So why is this important? Well for many categories of bioinformatics problems, such as motif enumeration, calculating the neighborhoods across each index in the dataset is the basic operation upon which everything else builds. So if you make that much faster, everything else becomes faster too. Complexity theory and what not.
Nucleotide Neighborhood in Linear Time
So, linear time is a bit of a misnomer for two reasons:
★ 1 The Base Neighborhood has to be calculated once already
So you have to solve the problem in an expensive manner once, but then, with a GPU, you can pretty much instantly generate the neighborhood of any string of nucleotides. The algorithm is linear, it’s GPU-accelerable. So instead of being O(N), it’s more like O(N/1024), which is a significant improvement.
★ 2 It’s Linear to the # of Nucleotide Strings in the Neighborhood
Instead of being linear to ** k **, this algorithm is linear to the number of strings in the neighborhood that you’re trying to find, which is constant for any given [k,d]. It turns out that, for nucleotide strings of length <10, this algorithm isn’t that much faster. However, as you increase K and increase D, the performance enhancements become more and more noticeable.
How is this possible for strings of nucleotides?
So normally, generating the string neighborhood is a very expensive operation. For example, Google uses this for autocorrect and autocompletion, to automatically suggest words that you may have meant to type. This is a fairly expensive algorithm, but generating the neighborhood for a string of a set of 4 characters is a special case because these strings can easily be encoded into binary. So, because of this, there are a lot of binary hacks that are available to use. It’s possible to do this for character sets that are not powers of 2, but doing so is quite a bit more complicated.
How does this change the design of dependent algorithms?
Since the generating the neighborhood is no longer a time constraint, you can use dynamic programming to precalculate all the Base Neighborhoods for [k,d] for [1 <= k <= 32] and for [1 <= d <= 8]. For most bioinformatics applications, you shouldn’t need neighborhoods for values outside of those ranges. Possibly for larger values of K, but having 128-bit or 256-bit encoding would make that drastically easier because you would avoid juggling 64-ints in arrays. This is why there’s a need for chips and hardware, specifically designed for these computing applications.
Therefore, you no longer have to juggle resources for computing workloads and this overhead is eliminated. With photonics and HP’s Machine, each core can now access literally petabytes of RAM, instantly. There’s no need to calculate datasets specific to each workload. And this makes the software easier to develop as well.
Starting with an improved Hamming Distance algorithm.
So, since strings of nucleotides are essentially base-4 numbers, they can easily be encoded into binary and stored in 64-bit integers. Example Integers are below, encoded in base-2 and base-4, starting on the left-hand side.
For binary numbers, Hamming Distance is usually calculated by xor’ing each input and counting the bits. Fortunately, there is a CPU instruction just for counting bits, as it turns out that this is an incredibly important operation that is very fast in hardware. For two base-4 numbers, things are a bit more complicated. But Hamming Distance can still be reduced to a single operation – and a single FPGA instruction.
Using base4 numbers encoded into 64-bit integers, things are a bit more complicated. We’re not just looking for the bits that are different. Instead, we’re looking for the number of 2-bit values that differ. We’ll need to shuffle the bits around to ensure that each 2-bit position is counted only once.
Here’s the algorithm to calculate the hamming distance between two nucleotides A & B of less than 32, encoded as 64-bit integers:
★ X = A ⊕ B
★ Y = X * 2 (bitshift left)
★ Z = 10101010… (magic number)
★ W = Y & Z
★ G = W | X
★ H = G & Z
★ HammingDist(A,B) = countBits(H)
That’s just Hamming Distance in Constant Time. Who cares?
Well, because Hamming Distance is a kind of distance, certain rules from Functional Analysis apply. Unfortunately, because I’ve only watched the first few videos in John Cagnol’s Functional Analysis class, I can’t really describe which rules apply or which category of distance/space that Hamming Distance falls under.
I wish Coursera had scholarships, lulz. Then, I could get paidz to learnz this stuff.
However, the important thing to note is that, for a nucleotide of any length, it’s neighborhood for [k,d] is basically equivalent to the set representing the neighborhood of the Base Nucleotide for [k,d], with a function applied to each member of the set. The Base Nucleotide is a nucleotide of length K with it’s values set to zeros – all A’s – and this Nucleotide’s neighborhood is the Base Neighborhood.
When you iterate this single transformation function across the Base Neighborhood, you arrive at the neighborhood for another nucleotide. This is because all relationships between these nucleotides are preserved. There are probably more patterns here that I’m not seeing for lack of fully understanding the math. For example, there may be some more efficient means of discovering the members common between two sets, which is another very important operation for Motif Enumeration.
The Neighbor Transform Algorithm
This algorithm basically performs 2-bit addition on a member of the Base Neighborhood to arrive at a the member of a new neighborhood. That’s all it takes. One pseudo-addition operation. What do I mean be 2-bit addition? I mean you literally add two nucleotides and wrap the results every two bits. I’m sure there’s a more official name for this, but I don’t know what it is.
That’s really the biggest difference between someone who has an academic education and someone who’s mostly self-educated and autodidactic: one has a consistent set of vocabulary they use to facilitate communication with other academics and the other sometimes finds it hard to communicate and describe what are essentially the same ideas. Of course, being able to effectively utilize a consistent set of vocabulary to quickly communicate complicated ideas is incredibly useful.
The most beneficial aspect of the Neighbor Transform is that the algorithm doesn’t require intermediate data values. In other words, all operations of the Neighborhood Transform algorithm can proceed at the same time. All you have to do is coordinate the transformation of each member of the set. Therefore, it’s GPU accelerable, assuming you have the original Base Neighborhood calculated. This is a major advantage!
This Neighbor Transform Alg is also Applicable to Amino Acid & Codon Neighborhoods
This bitcrunching algorithm was much more difficult to work out than the binary addition. At certain points, I wasn’t sure if it was possible, but my gut told me I should keep trying. This bitcrunching algorithm is fairly simple because there are are 4 nucleotide values to work with. If this wasn’t a power of two, it’d still be possible, but much more difficult and not simple at all.
It might work well with base64 numbers, to generate neighborhoods for amino acids, etc – though these algorithms don’t take tRNA into account! Although, encoding base64 numbers into 64-bit integers requires 6 bits per value, allowing simple neighbor transforms on up to 10 values and leaving 4 bits for misc usage. Defintely don’t want to write code managing arrays of these 64-bit integers – YUCK! Google probably got a few nerds to do it though LMAO. If they did, I feel for them!
If applied for proteins and codons, you’re better off running things with 256-bit integers, so there’s probably a need for custom chips used to parallel process bioinformatics data. A sort of BPU – Bio Processing Unit. I have some ideas for this . . . but it looks like there’s already people doing things with FPGA’s. I don’t think FPGA’s are optimized for parallel processing though.
So, how does this 2-bit addition work?
I’m sure it’s not wholy original, but I’m pretty proud of coming up with this without having anyone tell me whether it was possible. I seem to be pretty good at that though. I did this a lot in Jamskating, by the way. I specifically thought of variations which I thought were impossible and worked to discover ways to make them possible. Maybe I was laughed at while I was pushing the boundaries of Jamskating, but eventually everyone else caught up.
★ L = 10101010… (left bit magic number)
★ R = 01010101… (right bit magic number)
★ X = (A & R) + (B & R) (unchecked addition)
★ Y = (A & L) + (B & L) (unchecked addition)
★ Z = (X ⊕ Y)
★ U = (X & R)
★ V = (Z & L)
★ W = (U | V)
W is the simultaneous addition of 32 pairs of 2-bit integers inside two 64-bit integers. You can do the same thing for 3-bit integers, 4-bit integers, etc. But it’s only the powers of two which end up working nicely. However, wouldn’t it be cool to have an algorithm which generates functions for the simultaneous addition of X-bit numbers? Well, it’s possible! And folks, that is the power of functional programming and category theory!!
It is possible to apply these same insights to Levenshtein Neighborhoods for Nucleotides!
It’s important to note that these insights carry over to levenshtein neighborhoods, which are also deterministic and transformable. However, doing so is much more complicated – yet, the performance gains are even greater! It also possible to come up with an analogous parallelizable algorithm for transforming the base levenshtein neighborhood into other levenschtein neighborhoods!
Improvements to Other Algorithms
I’ve got some ideas for some improvements, which I doubt are wholy original. But, who knows? I also have some novel ideas about protein folding algorithms =] =] I just need to learn more about searching through spaces and optimizing energy for molecular structures. And more about molecular dynamics. Yeh, that.
As I was researching GPU assisted Bioinformatics algorithms, I found Tuan Tu Tran’s site and papers. Here is his excellent paper on GPU assisted Bioinformatics Algorithms that inspired me to dig a little deeper. These and other interesting links can also be can be found in the readme for my BioClj github project page.


BRScanOptions
Objective-C
@interface BRScanOptions : NSObject
Swift
class BRScanOptions : NSObject
Create an instance of this class to specify the scanning options for a session
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If the retailer is known in advance pass in a value from the
WFRetailerId
enumDeclaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) WFRetailerId retailerId;
Swift
var retailerId: WFRetailerId { get set }
-
Whether to return the raw OCR text. If this property is true,
-[BRScanResultsDelegate didOutputRawText:]
will be calledDefault: NO
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL returnRawText;
Swift
var returnRawText: Bool { get set }
-
Whether to write the user-confirmed frames to disk. If this property is true, after a scanning session
BRScanManager.userFramesFilepaths
will contain the local paths of the user frames. You are responsible for deleting these images from disk when you are done with them.Default: NO
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL storeUserFrames;
Swift
var storeUserFrames: Bool { get set }
-
Whether the client uses a Scandit camera independently of the BlinkReceipt SDK. If this is the case, BlinkReceipt will incorporate a fix to an inconsistent camera bug that occurs in this scenario.
Default: NO
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL clientUsesScanditCamera;
Swift
var clientUsesScanditCamera: Bool { get set }
-
Whether to store up all the frames that the SDK parsed for inclusion in the debug email after the scan
Default: NO
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL debugMode;
Swift
var debugMode: Bool { get set }
-
The compression quality parameter to pass into
UIImageJPEGRepresentation
for saving user images to diskDefault: 0.9
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) float jpegCompressionQuality;
Swift
var jpegCompressionQuality: Float { get set }
-
This controls when the “Move Closer” message appears. The threshold is a percentage expressed as an integer between 1 and 99. If edges are detected such that the width of the receipt divided by the width of the full image is below this threshold, the “too far” flag will be passed to the client.
Default: 80
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) NSInteger tooFarThreshold;
Swift
var tooFarThreshold: Int { get set }
-
This controls how often edge detection is run on frames returned by the camera. Must be an even integer between 2 and 30. For example, setting this to 8 means edge detection will be run every 8th frame
Default: 6
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) NSInteger edgesEveryNthFrame;
Swift
var edgesEveryNthFrame: Int { get set }
-
Controls whether edge detection is used to make determinations of user’s distance from the receipt
Default: NO
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL detectDistanceWithEdges;
Swift
var detectDistanceWithEdges: Bool { get set }
-
The number of consecutive frames above the
tooFarThreshold
before we stop running edge detectionDefault: 2
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) NSInteger numGoodFramesToStopEdges;
Swift
var numGoodFramesToStopEdges: Int { get set }
-
If
numGoodFramesToStopEdges
is greater than 0, this property allows edge detection to restart after a user confirms a frameDefault: NO
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL restartEdgesAfterUserConfirm;
Swift
var restartEdgesAfterUserConfirm: Bool { get set }
-
Whether the SDK should continue edge detection after the first user snapped photo
Default: NO
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL enableEdgesAfterUserPhoto;
Swift
var enableEdgesAfterUserPhoto: Bool { get set }
-
Whether the SDK should begin edge detection immediately at the start of the scan session (as opposed to establishing frame quality baselines before starting edge detection)
Default: NO
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL beginEdgesImmediately;
Swift
var beginEdgesImmediately: Bool { get set }
-
Whether the SDK should attempt to verify that the user is in fact scanning a receipt from the specified retailer. If this property is true and the SDK detects a different retailer than specified,
-[BRCameraViewController didDetectWrongRetailer:withConfidence:]
will be triggered, which allows the client to determine if scanning should continue with the new retailerDefault: NO
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL detectWrongRetailer;
Swift
var detectWrongRetailer: Bool { get set }
-
- If specified, the SDK will assume all receipts scanned are from a particular country. Format is ISO 2 character country code for the receipts which will be scanned (full list here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2#Officially_assigned_code_elements ) *
- Default: nil
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *countryCode;
Swift
var countryCode: String! { get set }
-
Whether to enable logo detection
Default: YES
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL detectLogo;
Swift
var detectLogo: Bool { get set }
-
Whether the client will control the torch manually (should only be used with custom
BRCameraViewController
subclass). When this is enabled,-[BRCameraViewController didGetLightingCondition:]
will be invoked to notify the client of lighting changesDefault: NO
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL manualTorchControl;
Swift
var manualTorchControl: Bool { get set }
-
If this property is enabled, the SDK will not perform any on-device frame processing
Default: NO
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL disableOnDeviceProcessing;
Swift
var disableOnDeviceProcessing: Bool { get set }
-
If this property is enabled, and the receipt is detected to be a duplicate,
BRScanResults.isDuplicate
will be set to true. Also checks for fraudulent receipts and sets theBRScanResults.isFraudulent
propertyDefault: NO
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL detectDuplicates;
Swift
var detectDuplicates: Bool { get set }
-
If this property is enabled, voided products will be returned with the
BRProduct.isVoided
property set toYES
Default: NO
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL returnVoidedProducts;
Swift
var returnVoidedProducts: Bool { get set }
-
Whether to attempt to validate scan results against specified promotions
Default: NO
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL validatePromotions;
Swift
var validatePromotions: Bool { get set }
-
One or more promotion slugs to validate against
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSArray *promotionSlugs;
Swift
var promotionSlugs: [Any]! { get set }
-
If enabled, the stock camera controller’s UI will adjust based on the user’s text size preference from the Settings or Accessibility screens
Default: NO
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL enableDynamicTextSizing;
Swift
var enableDynamicTextSizing: Bool { get set }
-
This property controls how much of the previous frame is visible in the stock controller once a user has touched to add an additional frame. Specified in pixels
Default: 72
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) NSInteger previousFrameOverlap;
Swift
var previousFrameOverlap: Int { get set }
-
If this property is enabled, subproducts will be returned in the
BRProduct.subProducts
array of the parent productDefault: NO
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL returnSubproducts;
Swift
var returnSubproducts: Bool { get set }
-
If enabled, date chip will show whether the date is recognized after scan
Default: NO
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL enableDateChip;
Swift
var enableDateChip: Bool { get set }
-
If enabled, total chip will show whether the total is recognized after scan
Default: NO
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL enableTotalChip;
Swift
var enableTotalChip: Bool { get set }
-
If enabled, merchant chip will show whether the merchant is recognized after scan
Default: NO
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nonatomic) BOOL enableMerchantChip;
Swift
var enableMerchantChip: Bool { get set }


Notebooks
Story: The song of the !na !na'rishe (a bird)
The song of the !na !na'rishe (a bird)
Title
The song of the !na !na'rishe (a bird)
Collection
Summary
The song of the !na !na'rishe (a large bird). It sings of the disappearance of the people from its country.
Comments
1) 9186v: description and diet of the !na !na'rishe bird, 2) See also The song of the ||gani (a bird) and The song of the !korro-ssin !ku (or Pit-making Bushmen) and A song of the |kam-ssin !ku (or Sun Bushmen) and Song of the ||ku and Song of the !kan ||ka ||karashe and The song of the Sauko and The song of the ||noruko djo-djo and The song of the mother of the little buck and The song of the ≠na≠n'arro and The song of the Ngogan-a (a little bird) and The song of the !ke tsa'ba (a bird), 3) This is found in Book XI & XII-3
Contributors
Date
December 1879
Categories
Keywords
song (of the !na !na'rishe) , song (of the !kun) , song (given by Tamme) , bird (the !na !na'rishe) , bird (a !kun song about) , !na !na'rishe (bird) , !na !na'rishe (a description of) , !na !na'rishe (the habits and diet of) , !na !na'rishe (the song of) , !na !na'rishe (sings of the disappearance of the people from its country) , name (!kun, a bird called the !na !na'rishe)
Story Pages
9187-9188


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Homeopathy
Dr. Samuel Hahnemann suckered a whole bunch of Germans in 1790 when he launched the medical fad known as Homeopathy. Somehow this quackery survived to present day, where it has enjoyed a dramatic resurgence in popularity. The theory has two central principles worth noting:
- The Law of Similars. Hahnemann somehow decided that nature will never permit two illnesses with the same effects to coexist in the human body. Based on that (bogus) assumption, the good doctor reasoned that he could exploit this (nonexistent) phenomenon to cure disease. He figured that he could dispel any given symptom by attempting to induce it a second time; somehow, they would cancel out. Therefore, the treatment for a patient who is nauseated would be to administer a substance known to produce nausea. Hahemann described it thusly: Similia similibus curentur -- "Allow likes to cure likes."
- The Law of Infinitesimals. This one is even dumber. Hahnemann claimed that the effectiveness of a drug was inversely proportional to its dosage. The smaller the amount, the greater its impact on the body. So if your medicine isn't having much of an effect, you should decrease the dosage. Based on this utter nonsense, homeopathic remedies contain miniscule quantities of active ingredients. In fact, the "strongest" formulations usually contain not a single molecule of the substances in question. Zero parts per billion -- pure water. This might seem to be a fatal flaw in the theory, but the Homeopaths have an explanation. Even after the solute is finally eliminated by the process of repetitive dilution, the water somehow remembers the drug and maintains its curative properties. Even though it's completely gone. Still remembers. Somehow. (Riiiight.)
Thankfully, this lunacy is mostly harmless. As long as the patient's illness is minor, Homeopathy itself is unlikely to do any harm. The water treatment will have no impact. And the body's intrinsic healing processes are certainly capable of conquering routine diseases, especially when assisted by the placebo effect.
The problem arises when a truly serious affliction comes up, and the fool is determined to rely on the distilled water alone. At which point, the chump stands a pretty good chance of getting an apology from Dr. Hahnemann in person.
Timeline
| 5 Oct 1994 |
Predicting that the world would soon end in an environmental disaster, homeopath Luc Jouret and 52 others belonging to his Order of the Solar Temple commit mass suicide near Cheiry, Switzerland and Montreal, Canada. |
| 6 Oct 2001 |
The Daily Record reports that model Kate Moss used "acupuncture and homeopathic cures to aid her recovery since breaking her shoulder last month. She had to be cut free when her car collided with another and rolled down an embankment." |
| 8 Oct 2001 |
The Express reports that model Tony Blair's sister-in-law Lyndsey Booth is a practicing homeopath, and that Blair's mother-in-law used homeopathic remedies on her family. |
| Oct 2003 |
Pamela Anderson, hepatitis C sufferer, tells Us magazine that she expects to die from the disease within a decade. But she has opted for homeopathy, not Interferon, for her treatment. In fact, her doctor Wendy Hewland tells Us she "made a single remedy specifically for Pam." |
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With limited time in the day and money in the pocket, bad habits are easy to form out of convenience and necessity. It’s why eating out of convenience stores is necessary for so many people, and fast food often trumps healthy living.
Picture an average minimum wage worker. She takes the C train from Brooklyn to work retail in Manhattan. She forgets her metrocard at work, and has to use the $5 in her pocket at the subway. It leaves her with just over $2 to eat when she gets back off at her stop, and she readily hands it to her local bodega owner for a single serving of Cup Noodles.
It’s a hot meal. It even has little vegetables in it. It’s better than nothing, and she doesn’t go to bed on an empty stomach.
The truth? It’s penny wise, pound foolish eating-- it doesn’t really feed you. Hearty Chicken Flavor Cup Noodles has 790 mg of sodium, 36 g of carbohydrates, and tends to leave you hungry. It’s not a solution to a single growling stomach, and it’s not a solution for the long term.
More than 23 million Americans, including 6.5 million children, live in food deserts.
In 2008, an over 49 million people, over 16 million of them children, experienced ‘food insecurity’ multiple times.
Empty calories from added sugars and solid fats make up 40% of total daily calories in Americans 18 and under.
Food insecurity is not just a lack of food, but a lack of nutritional food-- rising to 15% in 2009.
When Momofuku Ando invented instant ramen noodles in Japan in 1958, the public initially scoffed at the new product. But at the price decreased and the era of convenient food took off, so did those eating instant noodles. TV dinners and the like were not just marketed well, but offered a freedom from the costliness of home cooking, saving time and money with simplicity.
Today, Cup Noodle is a global brand, the Coca Cola of single serving instant dinner. There are other instant products, at least according to the global sales, that support microwavable meals being eaten in the millions.
What’s not convenient for consumers is that more and more, these products are linked to diseases like obesity. Research shows that these illnesses fall disproportionately on the poor.
The reasons why the poor rely on this kind of food are multifaceted, but until recently, talking heads pinpointed the reason in on location of stores and access, specifically the ‘food desert’-- expanses of the urban landscape where small corner stores were many, and full scale grocers were few.
The USDA defines a food desert as “parts of the country vapid of fresh fruit, vegetables, and other healthful whole foods, usually found in impoverished areas [...] largely due to a lack of grocery stores, farmers’ markets, and healthy food providers.”
 These “low-access communities” must have at least 500 people (or 33 percent of the census tract’s population) living a mile or more away from a supermarket or large grocery store without a car-- expanding the range to ten miles for rural areas.
While adding more or better stores was thought of as a cure-all, recent research has found that adding a new grocery store on the block. Neighborhoods still continue to buy and eat the same foods. Food inequality is too complex for one panacea.
Obesity related illness, including chronic disease, disability, and death costs America $190.2 billion annually.
It’s estimated that this will balloon to 21 percent of healthcare costs in 2018, or $344 billion annually.
Obesity is expensive-- medical costs for the obese are on average 42 percent higher of those at normal weight.
It’s even a threat to national security-- 27 percent of potential recruits are too overweight to serve in the military.
Corner stores and bodegas are cheap and convenient. The name, bodega, and the business model are of Latino origins-- they catered to the needs of Central and South America’s poor.
This is not to disparage all small business owners: the definition and fare of a bodega is not universal: there are some, like Concord Market in Brooklyn, that far exceed what one would typically expect from a bodega: no flies, a polished interior, and a variety of organic options. The difference? It’s located near Brooklyn Heights, where the mouths of the Manhattan Bridge and the Brooklyn Bridge meet. They make crab cakes, have a burrito bar, and blend fresh smoothies. They’ll take your order on the phone, or online, and deliver it to you.
And some of the less upscale bodegas make an effort to offer the fixings for a home cooked meal. They may boast a small delicatessen for a relatively fresh sandwich.  The rest is individually wrapped, or slowly drying out under heat lamps and on rollers: cheese dogs, mini tacos, and frozen pizza glistening with grease.
The USDA Food Access Research Atlas shows that in New York City, neighborhoods like Pelham, Woodside, Rego Park, East Elmhurst, Rockaway Park, Sunnyside, and Ridgewood have bad access to good food. Just across the Hudson, the density of poverty and scarcity of food appears more dire on the map’s visuals.
Legislators have put restrictions on shopping with SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) funds for items like steak and cake in an effort to steer the low income diet of America.
The minority population is statistically most at risk: Black adult obesity rates have gone up 8 percent since 2002, 10 percent for Latinos.
Minority youth are in greater danger to--84 percent of kid-targeted food ads on Spanish language television promote food with a low nutritional value. Black children see twice as many calories advertised in fast food commercials as white kids.
The good news: New York is the 11th lowest obesity rate in 2014, according to the CDC. The bad news: That’s a whopping 27 percent.


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Is drama serial "HUM KAHA KAY SACHAY THAY"(When were we truthful?) worth all the recognition that it is getting?????
For = Immama Ayoub
I personally do beleive that this drama does actually deserve the recognition that it is getting now and it is also not "OVER POPULARIZED BEACUASE OF THE ACTORS" , the story itslef is simple but successfully accomplished to exhibit deep and intense emotions of jealousy, trust , and overall love. The actors themselves have done a great job delivering those emotions. Furthermore, this drama also talked about the afteraffects of childhood trauma and how parents relationship and household setting can deeply impact a child's mind in a negative way, leaving them with bad memeories instead of good ones. This drama also showed the negative impacts of child compariosn through the character "Mashal". Overall, this drama was really a good experience and it was fun to watch it.
Against = Ghost Immama
Girl! Are you really kidding me??? That drama was fun?!!! NO IT WASN'T.
That drama was totally cringe!! every second of that drama was filled with same OST playing in the background and Mahira's(main character) crying scenes. I still can't get myself to believe that these actors choose this play and their whole time in it. The whole story is a typical same story we have seeing for decades. The topics,i.e childhoodtrauma , you stated are actually totally failed by the director to exhibit the realness of them. The topic are rather overly exaturated and filled with dioluges that makes no sense at all!.