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Relatively positioned elements will move out of the way of other relatively positioned objects that were declared (made) before them.
Absolutely positioned elements are positioned based off the element before them but they don't care if another element is in the way (also negative margins work).
Fixed elements stick to the screen. No matter how you scroll, fixed elements will always be in the same place.
Give it a go and see for yourself. I've made this page twice as long as the others so you can scroll.
Here's how I made the relative elements:
The absolute element:
And the fixed element:
See how the fixed and absolute elements are placed before the relative elements. This is done to avoid having to work out their positions based on the last relative objects.
Also the "z-index" you can see in the absolute and fixed element css is to push them to the front. I used 5 but any positive number will do.


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In the following example, the variable x is stepped before y is stepped; thus, the value of y reflects the updated value of x:
(loop for x from 1 to 10 for y = nil then x collect (list x y)) => ((1 NIL) (2 2) (3 3) (4 4) (5 5) (6 6) (7 7) (8 8) (9 9) (10 10))
In this example, x and y are stepped in parallel:
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Date
6-5-2016
Time
3.00pm - 6.00pm
Cost
Free
Venue
BK 11
For Beginner
JavaScript is a cross-platform, object-oriented scripting language. It is a small and lightweight language. Inside a host environment (for example, a web browser), JavaScript can be connected to the objects of its environment to provide programmatic control over them.
JavaScript contains a standard library of objects, such as Array, Date, and Math, and a core set of language elements such as operators, control structures, and statements. Core JavaScript can be extended for a variety of purposes by supplementing it with additional objects, for example:
1. Install Text Editor in ur machine. e.g Sublime Text or
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2. Download the empty template which contain the HTML and CSS codes.
3. Preferably place the folder at your desktop.
4. Invite your friend to join the event
In the end of this course, youâll learn
i. The basic concept of Javascript
ii. The client-side Javascript programming.
iii. The usage of standard library components in Javascsript
iv. The concept of Jquery
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Download Here1 x Presenstation slide
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The Italian "Protezione civile" is in charge of offical daily bulletins on COVID-19. The whole dataset has been made available in https://github.com/pcm-dpc/COVID-19
I built a simple animation to visualize the spreading of the virus across Italian provinces. The code of the animation is available at https://github.com/gianmarco-todesco/covid-19-it-viewer.
Circles are centered on the provinces main towns. Their radius is proportional to the log of the total number of recorded cases (active and closed).
Note: This page requires javascript and a recent browser. Google Chrome and Firefox are OK. It does not work on my iPad with (a very old version of) Safari.
Move the slider to browse across time.


Psalms 86:5
For thou, Lord, art good, and ready to forgive; and plenteous in mercy unto all them that call upon thee.


Spaghetti and Meatballs
- ⏲Prep time: 20 min
- 🍳 Cook time: 40 min
- 🍽Servings: 6
Ingredients
For the sauce
- ½ chopped sweet yellow onion
- 3 cloves chopped garlic
- 1 cup finely chopped carrots
- 1 cup chopped cremini brown mushrooms
- 2 cans (28 oz.) Italian plum tomatoes
- ¼ cup chopped fresh Italian parsley
- ¼ cup chopped fresh basil
- 3 tbsp. tomato paste
- ¼ cup grated Parmesan-Romano cheese blend
- ¼ cup red wine (optional)
For the meatballs
- 1 lb. ground beef
- ½ lb. fresh bulk Italian style pork sausage
- 2 tbsp. finely chopped basil
- 2 tbsp. finely chopped Italian parsley
- ½ cup finely chopped cremini brown mushrooms
- 2 large eggs
- ¾ cup unseasoned breadcrumbs
- ¼ cup grated Parmesan-Romano cheese blend
- Red wine (optional)
For the pasta
Directions
Prepare the sauce
- Heat olive oil in a 4 to 5 quart pot on medium-high heat.
- Add onions and cook for 2 minutes.
- Add garlic and cook for 30 seconds longer or until fragrant.
- Add the carrots and mushrooms, and cook for 2 minutes.
- Add the tomato paste, stir to blend, and cook for a minute longer.
- Add the canned tomatoes, basil, and parsley.
- Mash and stir the tomatoes with a potato masher until the sauce starts to thicken, about 5 minutes over medium-high heat.
- Reduce heat to low and simmer gently while prepating meatballs, stirring occasionally.
Form the meatballs
- In a large bowl, mix by hand the beef, Italian sausage, basil, parsley, mushrooms, eggs, breadcrumbs, cheese, and 2 tablespoons of salt and pepper.
- Do not overmix or the meatballs will be tough.
- Use small melon baller (or teaspoon) to form 1-inch round meatballs.
- Roll and compress into tight balls.
Cook the meatballs
- In a separate wide, shallow pan, heat olive oil on medium-high heat.
- Brown meatballs on all sides for about 2-3 minutes.
- Depending on the pan size, you may need to brown two batches of the meatballs. Cook them in a single layer; do not crowd the pan by stacking them.
- Do not overcook the meatballs; they will continue to cook in the sauce.
- Towards the end of browning the meatballs, add a little bit of red wine to deglaze the pan.
Finish and simmer the sauce
- Add the cheese and red wine to the sauce and stir it in. Add 1 teaspoon of salt to taste.
- Add meatballs and gently stir. Simmer the sauce and meatballs for 30-45 minutes while cooking the spaghetti, stirring occasionally.
Cook the spaghetti
Cook the pasta and optionally add 1/3 cup of pasta water to the sauce.
Serve
Place a thin layer of sauce on a plate. Add pasta, sauce and meatballs.
Contribution
Recipe tags:
italian
pasta
beef
pork
cheesefare


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 6-8
Pork shoulder is a fatty cut that's perfect for slow roasting because it stays wonderfully moist even after 6 hours in the oven.
Preheat the oven to 170C/150C Fan/Gas 3.
For the pork, using a sharp knife, score the skin of the pork in strips. Rub the skin all over with olive oil then rub in the salt, thyme and lemon zest. Place the onions in a deep-sided roasting tin, put the pork on top and roast for 5 hours.
For the apple sauce, put the apples in a saucepan with 3 tablespoons water, the butter and 2 tablespoons sugar. Cover and place over a medium heat until soft and fluffy, stirring occasionally. Taste and add more sugar if desired. Set aside.
For the pork, after 5 hours, increase the oven temperature to 230C/210C Fan/Gas 8 and roast the pork for a further 40-45 minutes, or until the crackling is crisp.
For the mash, cook the potatoes in a saucepan of boiling salted water for 10-15 minutes, or until tender.
Drain the potatoes, then return to the pan to the heat and gently warm to remove any excess moisture. Remove from the heat and mash the potatoes with the butter and cream until smooth. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Set aside and keep warm until ready to serve.
For the spring greens, heat a frying pan until hot, add the butter and, when melted, add the cabbage and a splash of water. Cook for a few minutes, or until the cabbage is tender and most of the water evaporated. Season with salt and black pepper.
To serve, carve the pork into thick slices and place on plates. Spoon the potatoes alongside with a large dollop of apple sauce and the cabbage. Drizzle over the gravy.


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The Peanuts character who wasn't afraid of getting his hands dirty
- Being perpetually dirty
- When cleaned, becoming dirty again instantly
- There are unconfirmed reports of a relationship developing between "Pig-Pen" and Peppermint Patty. There are rumors that Charlie Brown stole her from him.
- "Pig Pen" first appeared in the Peanuts comic strip on July 13, 1954.
- His last appearance in the comic strip was in 1999. There is no information about his current whereabouts.
- Though there are some claims that the dirty around "Pig-Pen" may have historical significance, it is mostly likely just midwestern topsoil.
Things "Pig-Pen" is known for:
""Pigpen" is a human soil bank who raises a cloud of dust on a perfectly clean street and passes out gum drops that are invariably black."
-- Charles M. Schulz on "Pig-Pen"


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As I am currently learning .NET and taking interest in SOA, I was searching for free web services using WSDL as their access point.
I headed for Google website.
I quickly reached Google developer page only to find out that the Search API was deprecated and replaced by the Google AJAX Search API. The search web service is still available, but Google don’t issue key to use it anymore, making it unusable for new users like me. I found many blog posts criticizing this decision, but this is not the point here.
I headed to my second choice search engine: Yahoo!
As you might know, Yahoo! provides a REST Api to use their web search service. The call is made using a simple URI with GET parameters, and the response uses a custom XML format.
In my opinion, it is a shame that their don’t offer a WSDL entry point, as it is a W3C open standard. It also forces each developer to write custom XML parsing code in order to process the answer, while there are many Api to call and process responses from WSDL format services without even seeing any XML.
Again, I stumbled upon may blog posts criticizing that decision, but again, it is not the point here. I had to go for my third search engine choice: Live Search (formerly MSN Search).
On Windows Live Dev page, I crawled to find information on the search API. I found that the site is mess, as they recently changed name from msn to live. However, I managed to find what I was looking for: a WSDL file.
After a fight with Live account setting page, I finally found a way to obtain a Application ID that is needed to get a response from their web service.
I was now able to start coding my test application, at last!
Inspecting Live Search response format, I quickly wrote up two structs to hold search results.
The first one was designed to hold a result from a search:
public struct SearchResult
{
public string Title;
public string Summary;
public string Url;
public string DisplayUrl;
public string Date;
}
The second one was designed to hold a set of SearchResult
and an eventual error message:
public struct SearchResponse
{
public List ResultSet;
public string Error;
}
I added the WSDL file URI as a web reference to my project, and wrote up a function in order to call the Live Search web service:
public SearchResponse LiveSearch(string query)
{
SearchResponse rs = new SearchResponse();
rs.ResultSet = new List();
SearchResult sr;
try
{
com.msn.search.soap.SearchRequest req = new com.msn.search.soap.SearchRequest();
com.msn.search.soap.SourceRequest[] srcreq = new com.msn.search.soap.SourceRequest();
srcreq = new com.msn.search.soap.SourceRequest();
srcreq.Source = com.msn.search.soap.SourceType.Web;
req.Requests = srcreq;
req.AppID = LiveApiID;
req.Query = query;
req.CultureInfo = "en-US";
foreach (com.msn.search.soap.SourceResponse response in new com.msn.search.soap.MSNSearchService().Search(req).Responses)
{
foreach (com.msn.search.soap.Result result in response.Results)
{
sr = new SearchResult();
sr.Title = result.Title;
sr.Summary = result.Summary;
sr.Url = result.Url;
sr.DisplayUrl = result.DisplayUrl;
if (result.DateTime != null) sr.Date = result.DateTime.ToString();
rs.ResultSet.Add(sr);
}
}
}
catch (SoapException soapex)
{
rs.ResultSet.Clear();
rs.Error = soapex.Detail.InnerText;
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
rs.ResultSet.Clear();
rs.Error = ex.Message;
}
return rs;
}
A few exceptions later, my Windows Form test application was working fine. But I wanted more.
During my search for a Yahoo! search Api, I stumbled upon this article , that gave me an idea: why not usie .NET to build a webservice that would do the search and return results using Yahoo! REST Api?
Looking at wat was returned by Yahoo! REST Api, I slightly modified my initial SearchResult
struct:
public struct SearchResult
{
public string Title;
public string Summary;
public string Url;
public string ClickUrl;
public string DisplayUrl;
public string ModificationDate;
public string MimeType;
public string Source;
}
I then created a new ASP.NET project to hold my web service, copied the two struct into the new class and wrote a function to call Yahoo! RESP Api, parse it using XPath and fill the responses into a SearchResponse
:
[WebMethod]
public SearchResponse YahooSearch(string query, int maxResult)
{
SearchResponse rs = new SearchResponse();
rs.ResultSet = new List();
SearchResult sr;
try
{
HttpWebRequest req = WebRequest.Create("http://api.search.yahoo.com/WebSearchService/V1/webSearch?appid=" + YahooApiID + "&query=" + query + "&results=" + maxResult.ToString()) as HttpWebRequest;
using (HttpWebResponse res = req.GetResponse() as HttpWebResponse)
{
XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument();
XmlNamespaceManager ns = new XmlNamespaceManager(doc.NameTable);
ns.AddNamespace("yns", "urn:yahoo:srch");
doc.Load(new StreamReader(res.GetResponseStream()));
foreach (XmlNode node in doc.SelectNodes("/yns:ResultSet/yns:Result", ns))
{
sr = new SearchResult();
sr.Title = node.SelectSingleNode("yns:Title/text()", ns).Value;
sr.Summary = node.SelectSingleNode("yns:Summary/text()", ns).Value;
sr.Url = node.SelectSingleNode("yns:Url/text()", ns).Value;
sr.ClickUrl = node.SelectSingleNode("yns:ClickUrl/text()", ns).Value;
sr.DisplayUrl = node.SelectSingleNode("yns:DisplayUrl/text()", ns).Value;
sr.ModificationDate = node.SelectSingleNode("yns:ModificationDate/text()", ns).Value;
sr.MimeType = node.SelectSingleNode("yns:MimeType/text()", ns).Value;
rs.ResultSet.Add(sr);
}
}
}
catch (SoapException soapex)
{
rs.ResultSet.Clear();
rs.Error = soapex.Detail.InnerText;
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
rs.ResultSet.Clear();
rs.Error = ex.Message;
}
return rs;
}
I am not new to XML, but still, I had trouble with namespaces on this one. I know, I know, shame on me…
Anyway, that was working! I then copied Liave Search function into the ASP.NET class in order to provide access to both services trough WSDL, and wrote up a small Windows Form application to do some testing.
I don’t think there is much to conclude from this experiment. To most experienced .NET developers, this will look like a piece of cake, but as I said this is all new to me. I learned some things along the way, so I think it was worth it.
If you want to let me know what you think, that you found mistakes or you want to enlighten me with your knowledge, please drop a comment.


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This tests the SOS.Menu component from the SOS.Ui.js module. Given a particular feature of interest (FOI), say, from a SOS.Map object, it can show all offerings of that FOI. Alternatively, as here, it can show all offerings for all FOIs. Selecting an offering from the Offerings list will then show all observed properties for that offering, in the Observed Properties list. Selecting an observed property can then be used to trigger further behaviour, such as plotting that observed property's data via a SOS.Plot for example. Also, the menu can contain a Controls panel; useful for configuring SOS.Plot or SOS.Table objects.


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TL; DR
You can appear like a competent programmer by rewriting your commit history with the following commands:
git reset HEAD~n
where n is the number of prior commits.
git add --patch
to select the changes you want to include in a commit.
If you are like me, then you are likely to make a lot of Git commits. Your commits might address spacing issues in code, or renaming variables only to rename them back. You might be forced to fix a bug in the process of working on your feature.
If you find a lot of unrelated data in a commit, you might want to consider rewriting your commit history. This good shows you how to rewrite history assuming that your changes are the latest changes in the branch.
NOTE: I oppose rewriting history on your master branch. This is considered bad practice and is discouraged.
Developing a plan
When you are going to rewrite your Git commit history, you need to identify what the purpose of the rewrite is. Are you trying to group all your changes to a test suite? Are you creating new database migrations? Are you working on two different components that are unrelated? Identify what you want to accomplish.
For the purpose of this tutorial, we will suppose that I grouped a commit where I modified an HTML page, along with tweak it’s CSS and added some javascript functions. My desired goal is to group all the changes I made to the HTML markup in one commit, group all the CSS changes in another commit and group all the Javascript changes in their own commit.
Here is what my original commit looked like:
commit 23106d0d38bd5a774d61f4632839d6fb61f20c66 Author: Hector Rios
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Date: Fri Feb 13 15:26:22 2015 -0600
Updated my Contact page.
Breaking (the) bad
The first step you need to do is rollback the changes in that commit so that we can split them up into individual commits. To do this, do the following:
git reset HEAD^
This will go back one commit and unstage your commit’s changes. So now,
you want to run the command git add --patch
. This will bring an
interactive prompt in which you can select whether or not to stage that
change. In our case, we want to include only the changes we made to the
*.html
file.
Once we selected all the changes, we commit that change, and move on to the next file. When we do this to our stylesheets and javascript files, we will now have three commits.
Pretty nifty right? How about if we wanted to group by feature? Let’s do that instead now.
Undoing our changes and grouping by feature
Since we now have three commits of our theoretical HTML/CSS/JS pages, we need to undo all three commits. I personally squash the commits and then repeat the trick above. So the commands look like:
git rebase -i HEAD~3 (Then squash them into one commit)
git reset HEAD^
git add --patch (select the chunks that relate to your feature)
This way you can combine the changes per feature and commit them individually.
Final notes
The idea is that you combine your commits into one, then undo the changes so that they are all unstaged. You then strategically stage them and commit them. This way, your git history is logical.


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categories: linux
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When I for the first time wanted to try out Linux, I couldn't at first glance find a simple guide on how to dual-boot Windows and Linux. So I decided to write a quick simple guide for you, to give an overview of how to create your own dual boot system. You should have the following stuff solved before you try this out:
- Windows CD
- Be sure you have a valid serial for it, and so on
- Linux CD
- Ubuntu, Fedora, Mint or whatever you might prefer
- Check out distrowatch if you have yet to decide
- Backup of all your important files
- Also configuration files are handy to have
- .. and plugins!
When this is solved, you should be ready to get started.
What you do when you want two operation systems, is basically you have a partition for each. Linux requires an additional swap partition, Windows requires only one partition for the entire system. You can even share a partition between both operation systems. However, if you want Windows to be able to read it, you'll need it to be FAT32 (both Windows and Linux handles this filesystem fine!), and you need to create the shared partition, when you install Windows. (I.e. if you have Windows installed now, and would like to have an extra shared drive with Linux, you can't create it when you install Linux, since then Windows won't find it).
You might not know what a partition is, but it's quite simple. Imagine you have your harddisk, and you split it into smaller chunks, and store stuff here. As humans remember, and learn better by illustrations, I made one (bear with me, I'm bad at drawing):
Imagine partition 1 being Windows, partition 2 Linux and partition 3 the shared drive. (I didn't include the swap one here, as it would be pretty small on the scale, but it is a partition like the other ones)
Now, you should decide how your partition scheme should be like. There's tons of options, for this example (to keep it simple) we'll go with this, please check the comments for other ways to do it:
- Windows partition (partition we install Windows on) [NTFS]
- Linux Partition (partition we install Linux on) [EXT4]
- Swap partition (partition we install swap for linux on) [swap]
- Shared Partition (partition we want Linux and Windows to share) [FAT]
Alright, let's get to it. For this "guide" I assume we are working on a 500 gb harddrive (plan how you partition your own harddrive). And we want a shared partition between the two systems. This should give a basic knowledge of what you need to do.
- Boot from Windows CD
- If you happen to not being able to boot from it, go into your BIOS and set CD as first for boot priority
- Should you have trouble doing this, google your way around for it. There's plenty of articles on that subject
- Create two partitions in Windows partition manager
- Partition to install Windows on [100 GB]
- Partition we share between Linux and Windows, which we format to Fat32 later [300 GB]
- Install Windows on the first partition
- Format it with NTFS (not quick, since quick doesn't examine for bad stuff)
- Now wait a while for Windows to install
- Enter your valid serial when prompted
- When your done it should boot
- Install your drivers
- You'll probably have to restart a few times
- Go to "My Computer", and open the D:/ drive (the shared partition)
- It'll ask you to format
- Do so, and pick FAT32 as the filesystem
- Boot up in Windows, and take out the Windows CD
- Then put in the Linux CD (Ubuntu, Fedora or whatever distroration you picked)
- Restart your computer
- Now, there's two kind of installation cd's:
- LiveCD: (Fedora has this), it'll boot into the Fedora system. On the desktop there will be a shortcut named something like "Install on your system", click this and you'll get into the installation
- Normal: (Ubuntu has this), you'll be greeted by a screen where you can pick install, check disc etc. Pick install.
- Now you should be taken through some installation stuff, time, location, etc.
- At some point, you'll be at a partition manager.
- Ubuntu (Maybe Mint, and other ubuntu based systems too, not sure): You have an option to install the system side by side with the Windows system, do this. Does all the partitioning stuff for you! This will take the rest of the space, ~ 100 GB.
- Fedora (And probably any other system): Create a new partition named: "/" (this is the Linux system) [93 GB]. And a "/boot" partition [200 mb] (This is probably for Fedora only, never tried any other system than Ubuntu and Fedora, check your systems installation guide). And then you need the swap one, just pick swap from the dropdown of filesystems. To figure your size, follow this guideline [6 GB for me, as I have 4 GB ram]:
- Follow the last configuration
- Now, your system restarts and you should see a list of different systems to choose from (remember to take our your CD, so you don't boot the installation CD again), when you boot (i.e. Windows and Linux distroration):
- Try to boot Windows
- Restart
- Boot Linux
- And everything should be working great! You should be able to access the shared drive on both systems!
I can not take any responsibility for any damage you may cause to your system, while following this guide. It's written only to give a overview of what you need to do, in order to create a dual boot system.


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Technology Explorer for IBM DB2 v4.1
- Peter Kohlmann - Project manager and domain expert
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GUI to determine fisheye camera parameters like aperture and fisheye radius for further conversions.¶
This is an important use case that any user needs to use once to get the parameters of the fisheye camera. These parameters are used in the conversion of fisheye image to any other type of image. The GUI makes it easy for users to determine these parameters for fisheye image/video from an unknown camera.
Usage¶
There are two main stages of using this GUI.
Finding the apparent radius of the fisheye camera and the camera center coordinates.
Adjust the center of the circle using the cx and cy trackbars.
Ensure the circle is in the center of the fisheye circle.
Increase the radius of the circle and make sure the circle overlaps the fisheye camera output.
Press escape for saving the radius and center coordinates.
Finding the aperture and refining the image center.
Increase the aperture to a large value using the aperture trackbar.
Refine the centers using the cx and cy trackerbars. To do so, align the white small white circle with the intersection point of the horizontal and vertical green lines.
Adjust the aperture such that the major portion of the image is aligned inside the left and right green vertical lines.
Press escape for saving the aperture and refined center coordinates.
Once the process is completed the parameters are saved in fisheyeParams.txt. You need to pass the path of this file when converting the fisheye image to any other format.


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But with fingers you cannot press evenly, because if you press on the edges, the middle will remain hollow. Start therefore with the middle, & then do the edges. But to do it better, put something flat & even on the medal, or some large square file, & press with that; because you will press evenly, sometimes with your knee, other times with your foot with your shoe taken off. & do it from above, so that you impress it without breaking it. If it is not well molded on the first go, do it again several times. Then restore and flatten your halves of molded bone from the sides. And to cut them well, always start from the most tractable part, coming out to the shell. And if your medal does not come out on its own, scratch the rough bone from behind and it will strip. When you want to cast, settle & affix the two bones with little pins of wood & in order to cast neatly, you have only to try it with sand.
Moulding herbs and flowers
You do not need thin sheets of clay, because the herbs and flowers will not lay on it, but as it were in the air, not touching any thing from any side, so you only have need of a circle & contour that is higher than for flat molds. And in this way, take heed to make it strong and thick, with the heft that you find suitable. Otherwise, it will sink in when the sand is inside. Fix & fortify it well with your foot & firmly attach all the joints. Then, have your flower well attached & assuredly fixed to the bottom of the casting with wax that is not at all rough, but smooth, so that it can strip off well. Then moisten your flower or herb in good spirits in a tall glass.
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** Flowers **
+ When you mold them, if they are not strong enough to hold themselves upright, run a thread through the mold to keep them lest they do not hoist themselves up. & cast the sand little by little & continuously and blow on it strongly and constantly so that it covers everywhere. Otherwise, it will become lumpy. Since you won’t put anything in thin sheets of clay, the mold sometimes sticks to the table on which you mold. To release it, strike a great blow on the side of the table with a hammer.
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It’s enough to reheat your clayed mold once for flowers & to heat it the second time if you cast in tin & lead, insomuch as for gold & silver, you have to reheat it twice.
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When very red, cast your tin into the mold when it is so hot that you cannot? hold your finger in the hole without .
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Here's a few fun ways you can use alternating bass (and some optional percussive slaps) to play along with Bobby McFerrin's 1988 classic.
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An easy-going bluesy sequence played over a 12 bar progression. I'll show how you add 2 distinctive notes to the bass lines of Am and Dm to really capture a blues vibe.
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I've added some new features to FretMonster, the free web-based tool I created to help you navigate the guitar freboard. Select a key and scale, and it shows you a map of the matching notes. I've also added some new features I'll show you in this video.


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Meld integrates with many version control systems to let you review local changes and perform simple version control tasks. You can start a new version control comparison by selecting the File ▸ New... menu item, and clicking on the Version Control tab.
Version control comparisons show the differences between the contents of your folder and the current repository version. Each file in your local copy has a state that indicates how it differs from the repository copy.
If you want to look at a particular file's differences, you can select it and press Enter, or double-click the file to start a file comparison. You can also interact with your version control system using the Changes menu.
Each file or folder in a version control comparison has a state, obtained from the version control system itself. Meld maps these different states into a standard set of very similar concepts. As such, Meld might use slightly different names for states than your version control system does. The possible states are:
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Meaning |
Same |
Normal font |
The file/folder is the same as the repository version. |
Modified |
Red and bold |
This file is different to the repository version. |
New |
Green and bold |
This file/folder is new, and is scheduled to be added to the repository. |
Removed |
Red bold text with a line through the middle |
This file/folder existed, but is scheduled to be removed from the repository. |
Conflict |
Bright red bold text |
When trying to merge with the repository, the differences between the local file and the repository could not be resolved, and the file is now in conflict with the repository contents |
Missing |
Blue bold text with a line through the middle |
This file/folder should be present, but isn't. |
Ignored |
Greyed out text |
This file/folder has been explicitly ignored (e.g., by an entry in .gitignore) and is not being tracked by version control. |
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Greyed out text |
This file is not in the version control system; it is only in the local copy. |
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Most often, you will only want to see files that are identified as being in some way different; this is the default setting in Meld. You can change which file states you see by using the View ▸ Version Status menu, or by clicking the corresponding Modified, Normal, Unversioned and Ignored buttons on the toolbar.


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This webapp helps you play Dungeons & Dragons. Make an account, make characters, and write a story
A cross-platform desktop app for generating videos with visualizations based on an input audio file. Useful for podcasters.
A simple Breakout clone playable in your web browser on any device.
This Flask application interprets the original batch files I wrote in 2008!


Changelog
Here is the place where you can see what updates came out and did we bring new to the theme.
2.0.0 - February 27th 2019
Major add-ons and changes
- Dark Mode
- Blue color scheme (light and dark)
- Apex charts
- Navbar features (extended menu, submenu)
- New components (see the Docs)
- Fresh new documentation
- Section explorer
- New premium SVG icon set
- Live customizer (enhance your experience live in your browser)
- Gulp 4 and Laravel Mix
- New utility pages (e.g. 404, coming soon)
- Re-designed shop and product page
- New authentication pages for login, register and recover password (basic, cover and simple variations)
- Board and Listing pages (dashboard cards and tables)
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- Optimized menu navigation
General
- UPDATE: Bootstrap was updated to 4.3.1 (from 4.1.3)
- UPDATE: Sass directory and files structures have been re-organized
- UPDATE: theme.scss was renamed to purpose.scss
- UPDATE: Changed the purpose.scss structure to import Bootstrap resources from node_modules
- UPDATE: Sass and JS main files have been renamed to purpose.scss or purpose.js instead of theme.scss/theme.js
- UPDATE: the
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folder fromassets/
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andassets/js/
has been renamed tolibs
to avoid issues caused by Github’s.gitignore
Components
- NEW: Added the extended dropdown menu (meganav)
- NEW: Dropdown submenu (multilevel menu)
- NEW: Dividers
- NEW: Omnisearch
- NEW: Custom navbar dropdown menus
- NEW: Soft buttons
- NEW: Soft badges
- NEW: Modern alerts
- NEW: Vertical modal
- UPDATE: Caret symbol has been modified
Plugins
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- NEW: Dropzone
- NEW: List.js
- NEW: Quill
- NEW: Notify
- NEW: Sweet alerts
- NEW: SVG Injector
- UPDATE: Flatpickr
- DEPRECATED: Bootstrap Datepicker (replaced with Flatpickr))
Classes
- UPDATE:
btn-circle.
was removed. Use.rounded-pill
modifier class instead - UPDATE: .
btn-zoom—hover
and.btn-translate—hover
have been removed (use the hover utility classes instead.hover-zoom
and.hover-translate-y-n3
) - UPDATE:
.countdown--style-1
class was renamed to.countdown-blocks
- UPDATE: mt—2 negative classed were replaced with the new Bootstrap negative spacing classes mt-n1
- UPDATE: data-accordion=“1” is not used anymore to style accordions; use the
.accordion
class instead - UPDATE:
.body-backdrop
modifier class was renamed to.mask-body
for better name consistency - UPDATE:
.dropdown-menu-inverse
was renamed to.dropdown-menu-dark
(use any background class modifier next to it: e.g bg-primary) - UPDATE:
.toggle-switch
was replaced with the new Bootstrap component named.custom-switch
- UPDATE:
.navbar-search
has been renamed to.omnisearch
- UPDATE:
.textarea-autosize
that activated the autosize plugin was replace with `data-toggle=“autosize” for better naming consistency - UPDATE: hover utility classes for shadows were renamed to
.hover-shadow-*
instead of.shadow-*—hover
for better name consistency - UPDATE:
.avatar-ungroup--hover
was renamed to.hover-avatar-ungroup
for better name consistency - UPDATE:
.shape-fill-*
and.shape-stroke-*
modifier classes were renamed to.fill-*
and.stroke-*
- UPDATE:
.blurable—hover
was renamed to.hover-blurable
for better name consistency - UPDATE:
.milestone-count
was renamed to.counter
- UPDATE:
.mask—hover
was renamed to.hover-mask
- DEPRECATED: sm, md, lg and xl spacing classes were removed and replaced with 6, 7, 8, 9 (extending the default Bootstrap spacing modifier classes)
Utilities
- NEW: added
transforms
utility classes for translate, scale, rotate and skew.
Sass
- UPDATE: Optimized and cleaned up mixin files
File structure
- Theme’s Sass and JS files have been moved in the resources folder located in the root folder
- Bootstrap is imported directly from node_modules (see the Build Tools and Customisation pages from our docs)
Build Tools
- UPDATE: Updated Gulp to 4.0
- UPDATE: New and optimized Gulp tasks
- NEW: Laravel Mix was added to compile CSS and JS (learn more in the Docs)
- NEW: Install packages via npm or Yarn
- NEW: Create the libs folder automatically using Gulp (all plugins installed via NPM will be copied in the assets/libs folder)
Docs
- UPDATE: Updated documentation
- ENHANCE: More documented components and features
- NEW: Learn how to build your own styles and skins in the “Get started” section
- NEW: Shortcodes Library - extensive collection of shortcodes - simply copy/pase it to your project
- NEW: Sections Library - impressive collection of sections for multiple scenarios
1.1.2 - October 4th 2018
- ENHANCE: will-change css property in sass files were removed for performance reasons.
- ENHANCE: navbar sticky functionality was improved because the previous one was using the sticky.js plugin and it was causing some performance issues
- ENHANCE: typewriter animation stops when it’s out of viewport (especially in mobile) so it doesn’t affect the readability of the page.
- ENHANCE: added sourcemaps for the themes css and js
- ENHANCE: made gulp generate sourcemaps for the theme’s files
- ENHANCE: multiple optimisations for mobile resolutions
- UPDATE: class .navbar-fixed-top has been replaced with .navbar-sticky in order to add a fixed-top functionality for the main menu
- UPDATE: data-role=“tagsinput” was replaced with data-toggle=“tags”
- UPDATE: .selectpicker was replaced with data-toggle=“select” in order to initialise the select2 plugin
- UPDATE: .datepicker was replaced with data-toggle=“date” in order to initialise the bootstrap-datepicker plugin
- UPDATE: created JS partials for each component and plugin (you can now create your own minified theme JS only with the scripts you need)
- UPDATE: swiper data attributes have been renamed for better consistency
- FIX: solved the issue for swipers with coverflow effect (e.g landing-event-music.html)
- FIX: solved some responsive issues on the mobile resolutions
- FIX: solved the popover that didn’t open in Safari browser
- PLUGIN: bootstrap-select is deprecated. It was replace with the select2 plugin.
- PLUGIN: in-view plugin was added for checking the presence of an element in the viewport
- DEPRECATED: viewport checker has been removed (replaced with the in-view plugin)
1.1.1 - September 6th 2018
Small fixes
- FIX: sticky navigation remaining stuck problem when the top bar was removed
- FIX: some spacing optimization made on page headers
1.1.0 - September 3th 2018
Highlights
- E-commerce module added (files begin with shop-*.html)
- Board pages added (Overview, Projects, Tasks, Connections)
- Public profile page added for registered users
- Fixed tongue border that appeared sometimes
- Added top bar feature for selecting language, search, cart and user account
- Sticky navigation via class
.navbar-fixed-top
applied on the main navbar container - Togglable global search feature with suggestions from the navbar search button
Header
- NEW: added top bar feature for selecting language, search, cart and user account
- NEW: added
.dropdown-menu-arrow
modifier class for applying arrow indicators on any dropdown - NEW: Sticky navigation via class
.navbar-fixed-top
applied on the main navbar container - NEW: togglable global search feature with suggestions from the navbar search button
- NEW: toggable slidebar for additional content such as user fast login or shopping cart
- UPDATE: theme’s logo
- UPDATE: class .navbar-transparent is depracated and was replaced with .header-transparent which is applied on the
header
tag that contains the top bar and the main navigation - UPDATE: the animation for dropdown-menu included in the main navbar, are made via class
.dropdown-animate
applied next to the.dropdown
- ENHANCE: the transparency of the header is now maintaned also on mobile resolutions
- ENHANCE: removed class .list-group-item-action from the main navbar dropdown
- ENHANCE: added dropdown menu toggle option on hover with animation (made default) via class
.dropdown-animate
with thedata-toggle="hover"
on - ENHANCE: the main navbar’s collapsing animation has been modified for a more smooth transition and ux
Sections
- UPDATE: removed the border-bottom-left-radius form .section-rotate on under large resolutions
Background image holder (.bg-img-holder)
- ENHANCE: added
data-bg-position
attribute on.bg-img-holder
in order to easily position the background image (e.g data-bg-position=”center center”, data-bg-positon=”bottom 0”)
HTML
- NEW: e-commerce module added (files begin with shop-*.html)
- NEW: cart pages (cart items and empty cart)
- NEW: e-commerce checkout pages (customer, shipping, payment)
- NEW: Board pages (Overview, Projects, Tasks, Connections) - in Account Pages
- NEW: Public profile page for registered users
- NEW: Updates layout for the account pages (Profile, Settings, Billing, Notifications)
- NEW: added password reset page for each login/register style (recover-*.html)
- UPDATE: enhanced design for login and register pages
- RENAME: account-settings.html renamed to account-profile.html
- ENHANCE: the “Change avatar” button is now working as a file input
- UPDATE: landing-1.html has been restyled
- UPDATE: landing-2.html has been restyled
SASS
- UPDATE: _icons.scss was renamed to _icon.scss for better name consistency
- NEW: added $icon-border-width for outlined icons (e.g 3px)
- NEW: added icon mixin (purpose/mixins/_icon.scss) to add icon color variations (related to component _icon.scss)
- NEW: icon modifier classes added next to .icon-shape in order to add a background or border (e.g icon-green or icon-outline-purple)
- ENHANCE: new color palette for the main colors (red, blue, green, orange, yellow, pink, purple, teal) that affect also the status colors (warning, danger, info and success)
- UPDATE: changed the $card-border-radius with the value of $border-radius-lg
- UPDATE: changed the $body-color with the value of $gray-600
- UPDATE: changed the $lead-font-size to 1.125rem
- UPDATE: shape-fill-* and stroke-* were modified to take the colors from the $colors object and not the $theme-colors so you can benefit of all the available colors (e.g shape-fill-danger becamse shape-fill-red and so on)
- UPDATE:
.alpha-*
modifier classes for opacities where renamed to.opacity-*
for better name consistency and also moved to a sepparate utility file in utilities/_opacity.scss - NEW: added
.bg-absolute-cover
class for adding cover backgrounds inside relative sections that take the full size of its container - NEW: z-index utility classes added in the purpose/utitlies folder (e.g zindex-100) to add a z-index=100 on the desired element
- NEW: new component created - collage, in purpose/_collage.scss with the corresponding class name
.collage
- that allows you to create modern overlayed images with SVG backgrounds (it’s still in progress, which means we still have a lot to do with it + new options to add) - NEW: product card with action buttons and color options
- NEW: new component create - ribbon, in purpose/_ribbon.scss with the corresponding class name
.ribbon
- that allow you to apply ribbon on any card with many style to choose from - UPDATE: .timeline-axis-step was changed to .timeline-step
- NEW: timeline step variations - .timeline-step-dot, .timeline-step-icon
- UPDATE: avatars - .avatar-overlapped was renamed to .avatar-group
- UPDATE: .card-icon-actions was renamed to .icon-actions
- NEW: added a new utility file for images (utilities/_image.scss) for image alignment and filter management
- UPDATE: [data-link=”1”] was replaced with the
.link-underline-*
modifier class that allows you to use any of the theme’s color - NEW: new mixin for links added in purpose/mixins/_link.scss
- UPDATE:
.bg-img-holder
received new options that are activated with js. In order to use it (for previous versions) add also thedata-bg-size="contain"
on the same element. - UPDATED: modified $badge-padding-x value
Plugins
- NEW: Font Awesome Pro is used for the preview version. If you want to get more icon styles, purchase a license from their official website or our docs
- NEW: Wavify plugin added for custom wave animations (e.g: shop-products.html)
- NEW: Datepicker plugin added with single and range options
- NEW: 20 clothing SVG icons (assets/icons/clothing) used in the e-commerce module
- UPDATE: updated Bootstrap to 4.1.3 (from 4.1.1)
- UPDATE: Font Awesome to 5.2 (from 5.0.12)
Files
- UPDATE: Bootstrap js files were moved to /assets/libse/bootstrap (was in /assets/js/)
1.0.1 - June 21th 2018
Documentation
- UPDATE: updated File Structure section
Build tools
- UPDATE: Optimized the
gulp build
command
SASS
- FIX:Solved the
$icon-size
variable issue that was appearing in the compiled CSS file.
1.0.0
- Initial release.


The package Equation contains functions that are needed to model the semiconductor models. Some of these functions are used by several semiconductor models.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| junctionPotDepTemp | Temperature dependency of junction potential |
| saturationCurDepTempSPICE3MOSFET | Temperature dependency of saturation current |
| junctionVCrit | Voltage limitation |
| junctionParamDepTempSPICE3 | Temperature dependency of junction parameters |
| junctionCapCoeffs | Coefficient calculation |
| junction2SPICE3MOSFETRevised | Junction current and conductance calculation |
| junction2SPICE3MOSFET | Junction current and conductance calculation, obsolete, use junction2SPICE3MOSFETRevised |
| junctionCapRevised | Junction capacity |
| junctionCap | Junction capacity, obsolete, use JunctionCapRevised |
| saturationCurDepTempSPICE3 | Temperature dependency of saturation current |
| junctionVoltage23SPICE3 | Junction Voltage |
| junction3 | Junction current and conductance calculation |
| junctionCapTransTime | Junction capacitance transittime calculation |
| junction2 | Junction current and conductance calculation |
| resDepTemp | Temperature dependent conductance |
| resDepGeom | Resistance dependent from width and narrow |
| saturationCurDepTempSPICE3JFET | Temperature dependency of saturation current |
| capDepGeom | Capacitance dependent from width and narrow |
| energyGapDepTemp | Temperature dependency of energy gap |
| junction2SPICE3BJT | Junction current and conductance calculation |
| energyGapDepTemp_old | Temperature dependency of energy gap |


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James Gan
Cornell Undergraduate Studying
Economics and Technology
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My Creativity Statement Page for Cornell Tech MBA Application
James is a rising senior undergraduate student from Seattle, WA with extensive management and marketing experience, with a focus in technology.
James is particularly interested in technology and management. He hopes to work in the technology industry or in a role involving technology with the largest social impact possible - that is why he is applying to the Cornell Tech MBA, to gain the skills and connections necessary to make a difference.
James pursues new experiences and knowledge during his free time. He has lived in four countries, and speaks four languages. He volunteers extensively, having led a nonprofit's regional operations to help promote STEM education and close education gaps.
Currently pursuing a B.A. in Economics at Cornell University, with minors in Computer Science and Information Science.
As a Cornell undergraduate, James has participated in numerous hackathons including BigRedHacks, the Hilton Hospitality Hackathon, and DubHacks. Highlights of these hackathons are detailed in the section below.As the Treasurer for Mixed, James created events and materials to foster a community for mixed race students.
During his junior year of undergraduate studies, James studied abroad at the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia. While in Sydney, he was a semifinalist for the Peter Farrell Cup, a business competition, as the Chief Product Officer for a company which focused on connecting designers with manufacturers through an interactive online bidding and licensing system which leveraged 3D displays of designs.
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Throughout his undergraduate career, James has worked with StudentRND to promote STEM education and to close the gender gaps that presently exist within the technology industry. James is currently the regional manager of the non-profit's operations in Florida and Massachusetts. In Florida, he grew the event tenfold in the first year, recruited a 15-person volunteer team, and improved Net Promoter Score for an event to 95. He has also led innovative policy for the nonprofit in reaching Title I and handicapped students.
During Summer 2017, James worked for a B-Corp startup, where he was able to achieve a data analysis project more efficient and effective by implementing a software tool to save the company hundreds of hours of labor annually. Using web scraping and data analysis methods, he automated financial analysis for the firm to determine optimal growth strategy, and presented the tool to the C-Suite. This resulted in elaborate documentation of the tool and training of full time employees to allow the company to integrate it into the company.
From academic recognition to success at competitions...
James was one of 30 alumni of government funded exchange programs chosen out of roughly 300 applications for a fully funded conference to learn about key regional issues and receive training. At the conference, he was chosen as a specialist for a panel "Education in the Digital Era", due to his work with StudentRND. Program book available here.
James received competitive grants to work at Practice Makes Perfect. The Breitenbach Innovation Fund supports work with a start-up company or entrepreneurial venture. Practice Makes Perfect provides high-quality academic summer programming in high-need communities, ultimately narrowing the achievement gap.
James was fully funded by the U.S State Department to live in Germany for a year. "This exchange program promotes a reciprocal understanding and effectively contributes not only to an understanding of the country, but also the personal, human relationships between Germany and the US." -German Bundestag President Norbert Lammert
James recieved Dean's List recognition during the 2015 Fall and Spring semesters.
At BigRedHacks, September 2014, James's team project "Wakawhitti" won an award from Bloomberg.
While studying abroad, James worked with a team on a business project chosen as a semifinalist for a business competition.
While James was a full time Bellevue College student through a dual enrollment program, he was invited to join Phi Theta Kappa due to his high (3.9) college GPA.


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- from content script directly (works in chromium but are blocked here)
2) open backgroung page with inspector
3) open option page with inspector (this page)


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You must see the correct values for the two output controls both before and after
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In other frameworks, pagination can be very painful. Laravel makes it a breeze. Laravel can generate an intelligent "range" of links based on the current page. The generated HTML is compatible with the Bootstrap CSS framework.
There are several ways to paginate items. The simplest is by using the paginate
method on the query builder or an Eloquent model.
$users = DB::table('users')->paginate(15);
Note: Currently, pagination operations that use a
groupBy
statement cannot be executed efficiently by Laravel. If you need to use agroupBy
with a paginated result set, it is recommended that you query the database and create a paginator manually.
Sometimes you may wish to create a pagination instance manually, passing it an array of items. You may do so by creating either an Illuminate\Pagination\Paginator
or Illuminate\Pagination\LengthAwarePaginator
instance, depending on your needs.
You may also paginate Eloquent models:
$allUsers = User::paginate(15);
$someUsers = User::where('votes', '>', 100)->paginate(15);
The argument passed to the paginate
method is the number of items you wish to display per page. Once you have retrieved the results, you may display them on your view, and create the pagination links using the render
method:
<div class="container">
<?php foreach ($users as $user): ?>
<?php echo $user->name; ?>
<?php endforeach; ?>
</div>
<?php echo $users->render(); ?>
This is all it takes to create a pagination system! Note that we did not have to inform the framework of the current page. Laravel will determine this for you automatically.
You may also access additional pagination information via the following methods:
currentPage
lastPage
perPage
hasMorePages
url
nextPageUrl
firstItem
lastItem
total
count
If you are only showing "Next" and "Previous" links in your pagination view, you have the option of using the simplePaginate
method to perform a more efficient query. This is useful for larger datasets when you do not require the display of exact page numbers on your view:
$someUsers = User::where('votes', '>', 100)->simplePaginate(15);
You may also customize the URI used by the paginator via the setPath
method:
$users = User::paginate();
$users->setPath('custom/url');
The example above will create URLs like the following: http://example.com/custom/url?page=2
You can add to the query string of pagination links using the appends
method on the Paginator:
<?php echo $users->appends(['sort' => 'votes'])->render(); ?>
This will generate URLs that look something like this:
http://example.com/something?page=2&sort=votes
If you wish to append a "hash fragment" to the paginator's URLs, you may use the fragment
method:
<?php echo $users->fragment('foo')->render(); ?>
This method call will generate URLs that look something like this:
http://example.com/something?page=2#foo
The Paginator
class implements the Illuminate\Contracts\Support\JsonableInterface
contract and exposes the toJson
method. You may also convert a Paginator
instance to JSON by returning it from a route. The JSON'd form of the instance will include some "meta" information such as total
, current_page
, and last_page
. The instance's data will be available via the data
key in the JSON array.


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I hope to now venture in Front-End development and Product Design.
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Struct containing an HTTP request's parameters and headers. More...
#include <glitchedhttps_request.h>
Public Attributes | |
| char * | url |
| size_t | url_length |
| enum glitchedhttps_method | method |
| char * | content |
| size_t | content_length |
| char * | content_type |
| size_t | content_type_length |
| char * | content_encoding |
| size_t | content_encoding_length |
| struct glitchedhttps_header * | additional_headers |
| size_t | additional_headers_count |
| size_t | buffer_size |
| int | ssl_verification_optional |
| SET THIS TO FALSE! More... | |
Struct containing an HTTP request's parameters and headers.
| struct glitchedhttps_header* glitchedhttps_request::additional_headers |
[OPTIONAL] Additional headers for the HTTP request.
Set this to NULL
if you don't want to add any additional HTTP request headers.
You can create headers using the glitchedhttps_header_init() function.
| size_t glitchedhttps_request::additional_headers_count |
The amount of passed additional HTTP request headers (pass zero if there's none).
| size_t glitchedhttps_request::buffer_size |
How big should the underlying text buffer be?
| char* glitchedhttps_request::content |
The HTTP request body. Set this to NULL
if you don't want to send a request body.
Note that this is ignored for GET requests, as well as every other HTTP Method that does not recommend the inclusion of a body... And if your server looks for it nonetheless you're infringing the RFC2616 recommendation!
| char* glitchedhttps_request::content_encoding |
The request body's encoding (e.g. "gzip").
| size_t glitchedhttps_request::content_encoding_length |
content_encoding string length.
| size_t glitchedhttps_request::content_length |
Content-Length header that tells the server how many bytes to read from the message body. If this is zero, strlen(content)
will be used!
| char* glitchedhttps_request::content_type |
The mime-type of the request body content (e.g. text/plain; charset=utf-8).
| size_t glitchedhttps_request::content_type_length |
content_type string length.
| enum glitchedhttps_method glitchedhttps_request::method |
The request's HTTP method (E.g. GET, POST, ...).
Please remember that only POST, PUT and PATCH requests should send a request body (via content
parameter here).
| int glitchedhttps_request::ssl_verification_optional |
SET THIS TO FALSE!
It's best to leave this set to 0
.
Only set this to 1
if you don't want to enforce verification of the server's SSL certificate (DEFINITIVELY NOT RECOMMENDED FOR PRODUCTION ENV!).
This value is only taken into consideration in case of an HTTPS request (determined by the scheme defined in the url). Plain HTTP requests ignore this setting.
| char* glitchedhttps_request::url |
The full, uncensored URL for the HTTP POST request including protocol, host name, port (optional), resource URI and query parameters (if any).
| size_t glitchedhttps_request::url_length |
url string length.


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PX4 Autopilot Software http://px4.io
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#include <hardfault_log.h>
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| uint32_t | r0 |
| uint32_t | r1 |
| uint32_t | r2 |
| uint32_t | r3 |
| uint32_t | r4 |
| uint32_t | r5 |
| uint32_t | r6 |
| uint32_t | r7 |
| uint32_t | r8 |
| uint32_t | r9 |
| uint32_t | r10 |
| uint32_t | r11 |
| uint32_t | r12 |
| uint32_t | sp |
| uint32_t | lr |
| uint32_t | pc |
| uint32_t | xpsr |
| uint32_t | d0 |
| uint32_t | d1 |
| uint32_t | d2 |
| uint32_t | d3 |
| uint32_t | d4 |
| uint32_t | d5 |
| uint32_t | d6 |
| uint32_t | d7 |
| uint32_t | d8 |
| uint32_t | d9 |
| uint32_t | d10 |
| uint32_t | d11 |
| uint32_t | d12 |
| uint32_t | d13 |
| uint32_t | d14 |
| uint32_t | d15 |
| uint32_t | fpscr |
| uint32_t | sp_main |
| uint32_t | sp_process |
| uint32_t | apsr |
| uint32_t | ipsr |
| uint32_t | epsr |
| uint32_t | primask |
| uint32_t | basepri |
| uint32_t | faultmask |
| uint32_t | control |
| uint32_t | s0 |
| uint32_t | s1 |
| uint32_t | s2 |
| uint32_t | s3 |
| uint32_t | s4 |
| uint32_t | s5 |
| uint32_t | s6 |
| uint32_t | s7 |
| uint32_t | s8 |
| uint32_t | s9 |
| uint32_t | s10 |
| uint32_t | s11 |
| uint32_t | s12 |
| uint32_t | s13 |
| uint32_t | s14 |
| uint32_t | s15 |
| uint32_t | s16 |
| uint32_t | s17 |
| uint32_t | s18 |
| uint32_t | s19 |
| uint32_t | s20 |
| uint32_t | s21 |
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| uint32_t proc_regs_s::faultmask |
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| uint32_t proc_regs_s::ipsr |
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In this trip, I dosed up on 20 mg of 2C-I and then proceed to smoke JWH-018 for the first time. This combination led to a VERY interesting trip. The trip was definitely different from my previous trips with 2C-I and 2C-I/weed, and I attribute this to the effects of JWH-018.
I found myself in a ridiculous position, the only one in the room who was tripping. I was losing my mind much more than in my previous 2C-I trips. I found it hard to concentrate on anything. As we were watching a movie, all I wanted to do was either melt into the floor or hug someone. I saw swirling effects. Everything I looked at seemed to be moving from within, like something underneath the surface was moving around. These visuals were very apparent and clear.
At one point we looked at one of those optical illusions on the internet--the kind that you stare at for a long time, then look away and see the wall moving. Well.  And I can say that if you're already having visuals on 2C-I, TRY LOOKING AT OPTICAL ILLUSIONS, it's amazing. When I looked away at the ceiling, it swirled into itself like a slow whirlpool.
The interesting part of the trip came when the cops showed up. I noticed out of the window some flashing lights and a cop parked outside of our apartment. Luckily they weren't there for us and were simply closing the gate as they do every night. But holy shit... it scared me a lot. For 6 hours after that my heart wouldn't stop racing. The initial rush of quickly hiding the stashes of our various drugs had boosted me up into an all-new headspace. My trip had been transformed into something very strange. I couldn't stay there. I got the hell out of there. I walked really fast over to a friend's apartment.
When I got there I found myself with absolutely nothing to say. I felt completely out of place. My emotions were becoming irrational.  I was never able to get out of this, and ended up having a pretty awkward evening at my friend's apartment.
When I got back home I couldn't sleep. I was too busy being paranoid and crying. I didn't understand any of it. The night had been insane. Since then I've tried JWH-018 by itself and haven't had the same paranoia. I want to caution everyone to remember their setting when combining 2C-I and JWH-018. It seems to me that the combination can definitely lead to a great and unique kind of trip, but it may be a little hard to retain your composure. But I'm willing to try the combination again.
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Glastonbury 2020: The surprising acts odds-on favourite to headline festival
The latest acts rumoured to be on the lineup
by Tristan CorkBookies appear to be pretty certain on who are going to be the three headliners for next year's Glastonbury Festival, judging by the latest odds released by bookmakers William Hill.
Three acts have been named odds-on favourites to be the three Pyramid Stage headliners, as bookies scour the pop world looking for clues into the inner-workings of the festival.
William Hill have named Taylor Swift as the outright favourite, with odds of 7/2 on - meaning someone betting a fiver would only get 70p back.
The American singer is apparently in love with all things English - she recently released a song all about hanging out in London with her English boyfriend - so a performance on the Pyramid Stage would appear to fit into her new image. She would be the first female headliner in four years, since Adele in 2016, to top the bill.
Second favourite is Paul McCartney, who William Hill are giving odds of 9/4 on. The Beatles legend will have just celebrated his 78th birthday a couple of weeks before the festival in 2020, and would be the oldest Glastonbury headliner in the festival's history were he to belt out Hey Jude on the main stage.
The third favourite - still odds-on - is Kendrick Lamar, with William Hill giving odds of 4/6 for. The Californian artist is one of the most successful hip-hop acts of all time, and, like Taylor Swift has never even performed at Glastonbury before.
Paul McCartney is the only one of the three to have headlined Glastonbury before - he topped the bill in 2004 along with Muse and Oasis.
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With Emily Eavis ruling out the likes of Fleetwood Mac and other early favourites recently, the odds on some other, more traditional guitar-based rock bands are following closely behind, with Coldplay fourth favourites, along with Foals and The 1975.
Interestingly, odds on Oasis staging one of the most anticipated reunion comebacks ever appear to be lengthening by the day. William Hill's odds appear to make it clear they view the chances of Noel and Liam kissing and making up to headline Glastonbury more remote than either of their much-less successful individual bands getting the Eavis nod.
And Queen are given long odds by William Hill - and perhaps should be even longer, given the comments of Queen guitarist Brian May about his falling out with Michael Eavis over the badger cull.
The odds in full are:
2/7 - Taylor Swift
4/9 - Paul McCartney
4/6 - Kendrick Lamar
2/1 - Coldplay
5/2 - Foals, The 1975
3/1 - Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Robbie Williams
11/2 - Arctic Monkeys, The Kinks
6/1 - Fleetwood Mac
13/2 - Queen and Adam Lambert
7/1 - Elton John
8/1 - Bruce Springsteen, Led Zeppelin, Madonna
10/1 - Blur, Spice Girls
12/1 - Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds
16/1 Drake, Kanye West, Lady Gaga, Liam Gallagher
20/1 - Lewis Capaldi
25/1 - Ed Sheeran, Rihanna
28/1 - JayZ
33/1 - Abba, Oasis
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