Low Income Scheme prototype
Alpha sprint 7
Created 8 August 2016
Pensioner MVP
- Start page
- My lis home page
- Does anyone else live in your home?
- Part help outcome
- Full help outcome
- Returning after leaving
- Returning after completing
Exemption prototypes:
Summary pages:
What we plan to test:
- We're improving the exemption journey and planning to break it up so that each part delivers a specific user need. Rather than trying to meet all of the needs on one screen (we think this is confusing). Each page should have a clear purpose like 'get a copy of my exemption'.
- HC3 Entitlement management page- tabs
- HC3 Entitlement management page- side nav
- HC3 Entitlement management page- steps
- We're improving wording relating to emotive areas to be more inclusive.
- Relationship to you- 'My son or daughter' changed to the gender neutral 'My child'
- 'I am homeless' changed to 'No fixed or permanent address'
What we've changed:
- Refined the entitlement pages.
- Refined the journey for application number & memorable word.
- Refined personas to include digital and financial behaviours including Digital Inclusion scale markings and future oppertunity spaces to explore.
What we found:
- Testing September 2016


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q shp shapefile
Lists the contents of a shapefile.
This command is available with GrADS version 2.0.a8 or later. If you put the three shapefile components (*.shp, *.shx, and *.dbf) in the GrADS data directory (pointed to by the GADDIR environment variable), then it is not necessary to include the full path in The first line of output contains the shapefile type, the number of shapes in the file, and the X and Y bounds of actual extent of the shapes in the file. Subsequent lines list information about each shape element in the file: the identification number, the shape type, the number of parts, the number of vertices, and the bounds of the shape in the X, Y, Z, and M (measure) dimesions. The current GrADS interface ignores the Z or M values of a shape, only it's position in X,Y (lon,lat) space is relevant. A companion command, Please see the documentation page on shapefiles for more details. shapefile
is the name of the shapefile. It is not necessary to include the file extension (.shp) on the end of shapefile
, just the filename root is adequate.
Usage Notes
shapefile
. q dbf
, lists the attribute database entries for each element in the shapefile. There is a 1:1 correspondence between elements in the shapefile and records in the database.


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@Html(selectedStyle.seleniumExample) go to "http://www.scalatest.org" // Go to ScalaTest website pageTitle should be ("ScalaTest") // Check page title click on "q" // Click on element which has attribute id or name = "q" click on id("q") // Click on element which has attribute id = "q" click on name("name") // Click on element which has attribute name = "q" click on tagName("input") // Click on element which is an 'input' tag click on className("quickref") // Click on element which has the CSS class 'quickref' tag cssSelector("a[id='aLink']").element.tagName should be ("a") // Check a element's tag name, selected by using CSS // selector linkText("Click Me!").element.tagName should be ("a") // Check a element's tag name, selected by using the link // text partialLinkText("Click").element.tagName should be ("a") // Check a element's tag name, selected by using the // partial link text enter("Cheese!") // Enter "Cheese!" into currently selected text element submit() // Submit form textField("q").value = "Cheese!" // Set text field (which has attribute id or name = "q") // to "Cheese!" textField("q").value should be ("Cheese!") // Read and check a text field (which has attribute id or // name = "q") value radioButtonGroup("group1").value = "Option 2" // Set radio button group (which has group name = "group1") // or // to choose "Option 2" radioButtonGroup("group1").selection = Some("Option 2") radioButtonGroup("group1").value should be ("Option 2") // Read and check radio button group (which has group // or // name = "group1") chosen value radioButtonGroup("group1").selection should be (Some("Option 2")) click on radioButton("opt1") // Click on a radio button (which has attribute id or // name = "opt1") radioButton("opt1").isSelected should be (true) // Check if a radio button (which has attribute id or // name = "opt1") is selected checkbox("cbx1").select() // Select a check box (which has attribute id or name = // "cbx1") checkbox("cbx1").clear() // Clear a check box (which has attribute id or name = // "cbx1") checkbox("cbx1").isSelected should be (true) // Check if a check box (which has attribute id or name = // "cbx1") is selected singleSel("select1").value = "option2" // Set a single-selection dropdown list (which has // or // attribute id or name = "select1") to choose "option2" singleSel("select1").selection = Some("option2") singleSel("select1").clear() // Clear the selection of a single-selection dropdown list // or // (which has attribute id or name = "select1") singleSel("select1").selection = None singleSel("select1").value should be ("option2") // Read and check currently selected value of a // or // single-selection dropdown list (which has attribute id singleSel("select1").selection should be (Some("option2")) // or name = "select1") multiSel("select2").values = Seq("option5", "option6") // Set the selection of a multi-selection list (which has // attribute id or name = "select2") multiSel("select2").values += "option3" // Select "option3" in addition to current selection of a // multi-selection list (which has attribute id or name = // "select2") multiSel("select2").clear("option5") // Clear "option5" from current selection of a // multi-selection list (which has attribute id or name = // "select2") multiSel("select2").clearAll() // Clear all selection of a multi-selection list (which // has attribute id or name = "select2") multiSel("select2").values should have size 2 // Read and check currently selected values of a multiSel("select2").values(0) should be ("option5") // multi-selection list (which has attribute id or name = multiSel("select2").values(1) should be ("option6") // "select2") goBack() // Go back to previous page in history goForward() // Go forward to next page in history reloadPage() // Reload the current page add cookie ("name1", "value1") // Add new cookie with name = "name1" and value = "value1" cookie("name1").value should be ("value1") // Read and check a cookie's value delete cookie "name1" // Delete cookie "name1 delete all cookies // Delete all cookies under the same domain. capture to "MyScreenShot" // Capture the screen and save as "MyScreenShot.png" setCaptureDir("/home/your_name/screenshots") // Set the directory to save captured pictures. withScreenshot { // Auto capture screen when something goes wrong (e.g. assert("Gold" == "Silver", "Expected gold, but got silver") // test failed) } close() // Close current browser window quit() // Close all windows and exit the driver


[gecode-users] posting instead of propagating domain constraints?
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Fri Jul 16 19:42:05 CEST 2010
Yep, it means just scheduling. Propagation is always explicit in Gecode,
triggered by status().
Christian
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-----Original Message-----
From: Kish Shen [mailto:kisshen at cisco.com]
Sent: Friday, July 16, 2010 7:40 PM
To: cschulte at kth.se
Cc: users at gecode.org
Subject: Re: [gecode-users] posting instead of propagating domain
constraints?
Christian Schulte wrote:
> Well, dom() and the integer variants of rel() propagate in the sense that
> they immediately modify the variable domain and schedule some propagators
> for later execution. However, they do not lead to full constraint
> propagation computing a fixpoint. The invariant is that only execution of
> the status() function of a space computes a fixpoint. So they are dirt
> cheap, much cheaper than creating a propagator for them.
Yes, I had understood 'propagates' in the manual to mean 'full
propagation'. I knew that dom() and rel() will do such simple things
like update the domain and check that the value you are assigning is
inside the domain, etc., and assumed that you will always do these
simple checks for all constraints posted, even where the manual says
'posting the propagator', e.g. for equality between two IntVars, you
will check that their domains do overlap, etc.
So does 'propagate' in this case only mean 'scheduling some
propagators', whereas where the manual state 'posting the propagator'
does not?
Cheers,
Kish
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He who being often reproved hardens his neck, shall suddenly be destroyed, and that without remedy.
Proverbs 29:1
Some people have the mistaken idea that when the direction of the Holy Spirit comes to them, they can just ignore it for a while if they want to and then obey Him later in their own good time. They think to themselves, "I know what I'm doing is wrong. I know my lifestyle isn't right, but I'm just going to do it a while longer. Then I'll get things straightened out with the Lord."
Let me warn you, that is an extremely dangerous thing to do. Because God says that when you refuse His guidance, your heart grows hard. It's not that God's grace doesn't extend to you anymore. It's not that He wouldn't forgive you if you turned to Him. It's just that sin will callous your heart to the point where you can't hear Him calling.
That's what happened to the children of Israel. God would tell them what to do and they wouldn't do it. When He was trying to bring them into the Promised Land and He told them to go in and possess it, they flatly refused.
Of course, they thought they had good reasons for refusing. They were so full of fear and unbelief that they actually thought if they did what God said, they'd be destroyed. But, you know, it doesn't matter how good your reasons are for disobeying God. That disobedience will still cost you. It will still harden your heart.
The children of Israel ignored God's leading so often that He finally just sent them into the wilderness. They were so stiff-necked, He couldn't lead them into the blessings He'd planned for them, and He had to just let them wander around until all but two of them had died off. He had to raise up a whole new generation of softer hearted people before He could take them into the land.
 When God tells you what you need to do, don't put Him off thinking it will be easier to do it later. It won't be. It will be harder!
When the Spirit of God comes to correct you, follow His instructions and follow them quickly. Keep your heart tender. Obey the Lord!
Scripture Reading: Nehemiah 9:6-37


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Ole Miss seeks to end skid against winless New Mexico State
by BRIAN RIPPEEOXFORD, Miss. (AP) - Mississippi looks to snap a three-game losing streak when it hosts winless New Mexico State.
The Rebels (3-6) return to nonconference competition Saturday after losing three consecutive games in Southeastern Conference play. Ole Miss’ last two setbacks have been decided by one score - a 24-17 defeat to Texas A&M; and a 20-14 road loss to No. 12 Auburn (No. 11 College Football Playoff ).
Ole Miss has kept its postseason hopes alive mainly with an improved defensive unit while the Rebels are struggling to score points primarily due to their inconsistent passing game.
“We have a lot of respect for those guys, and you have to respect every opponent,” Ole Miss coach Matt Luke said. “They throw it around a lot offensively, kind of the Washington State spread, and do a really good job of that so we’ll have our work cut out for us.”
New Mexico State (0-8) is in the midst of a dreadful season in which six of its eight losses have been by double digits.
The Aggies average 18 points per game and surrender 42. They’re coming off of a 41-7 loss to Georgia Southern.
“We are playing a tremendous football team,” Aggies head coach Doug Martin said. “It will be a tremendous challenge for our football team. It is no easy task and we will have to rise up to the challenge.”
Some other things to watch when Ole Miss hosts New Mexico State.
IGNITING STAGNANT PASSING GAME
Ole Miss has struggled to successfully throw the football this season.
Offensive coordinator Rich Rodriguez has deployed a two-quarterback system for the last month, and the Rebels have produced marginal results through the air.
The Rebels accumulated just 99 yards passing against Auburn. John Rhys Plumlee went 11-21 for 86 yards and an interception while former starter Matt Corral was 3-6 for 13 yards.
Sophomore slot receiver Elijah Moore has been the lone bright spot with regard to the passing game. He’s compiled 52 receptions for 652 yards and four touchdowns. Nobody else has more than 13 receptions.
“We just have to execute better,” Moore said. “We will get better as the games go on. It is frustrating because all of us receivers are competitors. We just have to make plays.”
MAINTAINING MORALE
The Aggies have stumbled through a daunting schedule this season.
Ole Miss will be the third Power Five opponent that New Mexico State has faced this year. The Aggies already lost 58-7 to Washington State and 62-10 to No. 2 Alabama (No. 3 CFP).
“We have a great group of young men here that really care,” Martin said. “They are disappointed in the season. Some things were out of their control and some are in their control. They have the right heart and the right character. We just have to play better in certain situations to get over the hump.”
REJUVENATED OLE MISS DEFENSE
The Ole Miss defense has improved this season and has played its best football over the course of the last two games.
Defensive coordinator Mike MacIntyre’s group kept the Rebels in the game against Texas A&M; and Auburn despite the offense’s inability to score points. Neither Texas A&M; nor Auburn surpassed 350 yards of offense against Ole Miss
A young secondary that has already recorded one more interception than it did all last season will be tested early and often by a pass-heavy New Mexico State offense.
“New Mexico State throws the ball a lot,” MacIntyre said. “They can throw it 50, 60 or even 70 times this week if they want to. It will be a challenge for us.”
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Syntax:
load-logical-pathname-translations host => just-loaded
Arguments and Values:
host---a string.
just-loaded---a generalized boolean.
Description:
Searches for and loads the definition of a logical host named host, if it is not already defined. The specific nature of the search is implementation-defined.
If the host is already defined, no attempt to find or load a definition is attempted, and false is returned. If the host is not already defined, but a definition is successfully found and loaded, true is returned. Otherwise, an error is signaled.
Examples:
(translate-logical-pathname "hacks:weather;barometer.lisp.newest") >> Error: The logical host HACKS is not defined. (load-logical-pathname-translations "HACKS") >> ;; Loading SYS:SITE;HACKS.TRANSLATIONS >> ;; Loading done. => true (translate-logical-pathname "hacks:weather;barometer.lisp.newest") => #P"HELIUM:[SHARED.HACKS.WEATHER]BAROMETER.LSP;0" (load-logical-pathname-translations "HACKS") => false
Affected By: None.
Exceptional Situations:
If no definition is found, an error of type error is signaled.
See Also:
Notes:
Logical pathname definitions will be created not just by implementors but also by programmers. As such, it is important that the search strategy be documented. For example, an implementation might define that the definition of a host is to be found in a file called ``host.translations'' in some specifically named directory.


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Pearson: Special conditions: May 2014
We have placed special conditions on Pearson to make sure its processes and procedures for new GCSEs, graded 9 to 1, work as intended.
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On 14 May 2014, we accepted Pearson’s application to be recognised for the new GCSE (9 to 1) qualifications.
At the same time, we decided to impose special conditions on Pearson for those qualifications. This is because:
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GCSE (9 to 1) qualifications are important qualifications: they will be used for the purposes of students moving to higher education and employment and for school league tables
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the new GCSEs are also fundamentally different from existing GCSE qualifications (graded A* to G) that Pearson currently provide
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as part of its application for recognition Pearson explained how it will implement the development, delivery and award of GCSE (9 to 1) qualifications (it’s ‘implementation plan’), but these processes and practices have not yet been fully tested in operation
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to maintain standards and public confidence in GCSEs, we want to closely monitor Pearson’s implementation plan and any changes to it
We will review these conditions on or before 1 October 2016, and will remove them when they are no longer necessary.


term.py_codec_impl module¶
Module implements encoder and decoder from ETF (Erlang External Term Format) used by the network distribution layer.
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term.py_codec_impl.
binary_to_term
(data: bytes, options: dict = None) -> (<built-in function any>, <class 'bytes'>)¶ Strip 131 header and unpack if the data was compressed.
Parameters: - data -- The incoming encoded data with the 131 byte
- options --
- "atom": "str" | "bytes" | "Atom" (default "Atom"). Returns atoms as strings, as bytes or as atom.Atom objects.
- "byte_string": "str" | "bytes" (default "str"). Returns 8-bit strings as Python str or bytes.
Raises: PyCodecError -- when the tag is not 131, when compressed data is incomplete or corrupted
Returns: Remaining unconsumed bytes
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term.py_codec_impl.
binary_to_term_2
(data: bytes, options: dict = None) -> (<built-in function any>, <class 'bytes'>)¶ Proceed decoding after leading tag has been checked and removed.
Erlang lists are decoded into
term.List
object, whoseelements_
field contains the data,tail_
field has the optional tail and a helper function exists to assist with extracting an unicode string.Atoms are decoded to
Atom
or optionally to bytes or to strings. Pids are decoded intoPid
. Refs decoded to andReference
. Maps are decoded into Pythondict
. Binaries are decoded intobytes
object and bitstrings into a pair of(bytes, last_byte_bits:int)
.Parameters: - options --
- dict(str, _);
- "atom": "str" | "bytes" | "Atom"; default "Atom". Returns atoms as strings, as bytes or as atom.Atom class objects
- "byte_string": "str" | "bytes" (default "str"). Returns 8-bit strings as Python str or bytes.
- data -- Bytes containing encoded term without 131 header
Returns: Tuple[Value, Tail: bytes] The function consumes as much data as possible and returns the tail. Tail can be used again to parse another term if there was any.
Raises: PyCodecError(str) -- on various errors
- options --
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term.py_codec_impl.
term_to_binary
(val, opt: typing.Union[NoneType, dict] = None) → bytes¶ Prepend the 131 header byte to encoded data. :param opt: None or dict of options: "encode_hook" is a callable which
will return representation for unknown object types. Returning None will be encoded as such and becomes Atom('undefined').
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term.py_codec_impl.
term_to_binary_2
(val, encode_hook: typing.Union[typing.Callable, NoneType]) → bytes¶ Erlang lists are decoded into term.List object, whose
elements_
field contains the data,tail_
field has the optional tail and a helper function exists to assist with extracting an unicode string.Parameters: - encode_hook -- None or a callable which will represent an unknown object as an Erlang term before encoding. Returning None will be encoded as such and becomes Atom('undefined').
- val -- Almost any Python value
Returns: bytes object with encoded data, but without a 131 header byte.
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exception
term.py_codec_impl.
PyCodecError
¶ Bases:
Exception
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term.py_codec_impl.
generic_serialize_object
(obj, cd: set = None)¶ Given an arbitraty Python object creates a tuple (ClassName, {Fields}). A fair effort is made to avoid infinite recursion on cyclic objects. :param obj: Arbitrary object to encode :param cd: A set with ids of object, for cycle detection :return: A pair of result: (ClassName :: bytes(), Fields :: {bytes(), _})
or None, and a CycleDetect value


Cameron: Do I, Mitchell? Do I? [exits]
Mitchell: No, stop. Don't do the double-question-thing to prove a point. I hate it when people do that.
Cameron: Do you, Mitchell? Do you?
Have you ever noticed how sometimes, a character emphasises a dramatic line by ending it with the addressee's name, and repeating the line?
I sure have, Tropey. I suuure have.
Often used as a dramatic bookend before the credits or commercial break, or a cliffhanger ending. A variant common enough to get its own trope is "I don't know, Billy... I just don't know."
Not to be confused with One-Liner Echo, where a different character repeats the line. Compare Call-Back, where a line is echoed much later — this is when the line is echoed straight away. See also The Name Is Bond, James Bond.
Examples
- Enterprise Car Rentals has a narrator that does this at the end of their commercials. The driver of a car says something along the lines of "I can get used to this." The narrator replies, "Indeed you can, business person. Indeed you can."
- Empowered used this for The Reveal of Ninjette's real name: "You're welcome, Kozue Kaburagi!... you're welcome."
- Shrek references the Babe example below: "That'll do, donkey, that'll do."
- Monsters, Inc..
Roz: I'm watching you, Wazowski, always watching...
- The Incredibles
Mr. Huph: I'm not happy, Bob. Not. Happy.
- Aliens
Pvt. Hudson: Game Over, man! Game Over!
- Annie (2014)
Hannigan: Exactly, girlfriend, exactly!
- Babe
Farmer Hoggett: That'll do, pig... that'll do. note
- Captain America: The First Avenger: "Not a scratch, doctor, not a scratch."
- Children of the Corn (1984)
Resurrected!Isaac: He wants you too, Malachi. He wants you too.
- Contact: "Small moves, Ellie. Small moves."
- Dr. Strangelove
Gen. Turgidson: Do you realize what kind of breach of security this poses? He'll see everything! He'll see the big board!
President Muffley: That is precisely the idea, General Turgidson. That is precisely the idea. - First Blood: Colonel Trautman to his former soldier Rambo at the end as he's convincing him to lay down his arms: "It's over, Johnny. It's over!"
- Forrest Gump: "Run, Forrest, run!"
- Brand uses this in The Goonies.
Mikey: How long have you guys been standing there?
Brand: Long enough, Mikey. Long enough. - Indiana Jones
Indiana Jones: I hate snakes, Jock!  Fortune and glory.Indiana Jones: Eleven o'clock! Dad, eleven o'clock!
- Little Shop of Horrors
Audrey II: Feed me, Seymour! Feed Me!
- Old School: "Y-You're crazy, man! You're crazy!" Something of a Memetic Mutation with someone's name substituted for "man".
- Pulp Fiction: "Zed's dead, baby... Zed's dead."
- The Skulls with William Petersen's "impossibly corny final line", "delivered so overearnestly it would make his perpetually sunglassed CSI counterpart David Caruso blush";
"Well done, son... Well done."
- Star Wars: "Run, Luke, run!"
- Things to Come ends with Oswald Cabal asking Raymond Passworthy "All the universe, or nothingness? Which shall it be, Passworthy? Which shall it be?"
- The Wild One: "The rebop, Dad, the rebop!"
- Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?: "I am, George. I am."
- Gaunt's Ghosts: "Sure as sure, Tanith. Sure as sure."
- The Outsiders: "Stay gold, Ponyboy... Stay gold..."
- "The Adventure of the Lost World", a Sherlock Holmes parody in which Holmes disguises himself as a one-legged man, much to Watson's confusion:
"Ah, Watson", said Holmes in a voice of immensely pleased conceit, "you have been making the assumption all the time that I had two legs to begin with."
"But Holmes", I protested. "I have seen you run, and jump!"
"Have you, Watson? Have you really?" - In one essay, David Sedaris says that in his family it was considered "queer" to do this.
- The Lord of the Rings: "Yet we may, Mr. Frodo. We may."
- Adaptations of Emma tend to include the phrase "It was badly done, Emma. Badly done." In the original book, it's just "It was badly done, indeed!"
- From the Earth to the Moon: "White all, Barbicane, white all!"note
- Doctor Who: "Everybody lives, Rose! Just this once, EVERYBODY LIVES!"
- Downton Abbey: Once you notice it, you dont go an episode without hearing one. I wont say it gets annoying, but if there ever was a DA drinking game, this should be added. Julian Fellowes is a HUGE fan of this.
- Grey's Anatomy Season 6, Episode 16. Dr. Webber tells Dr. Shepherd, "I had to pee in a cup today, Derek. I had to pee in a cup."
- Horatio Hornblower: The characters seem to use it all the time.
- Jack Simpson has a rather weak one when he accepts one lieutenant's invitation to drink and a game of cards.
Jack Simpson: Gladly, sir, gladly.
- Captain Pellew likes this "speech pattern", and it is even more popular in Fan Fiction for his character. He delivers a memorable repeated one liner, lampshading his Improbable Aiming Skills when he shoots Midshipman Jack Simpson.
Master Bowles: [enthusiastically] Exceptionally fine shot, sir! If I may say so.
Captain Pellew: You may, Mr Bowles. You may. - When Horatio returns to the "Indy" after his successful capture of Papillon and saving them from French corvettes, Pellew welcomes him with this:
Captain Pellew: Timely, Mr Hornblower, timely.
- In "Mutiny", Mr Bush seems unable NOT to mention Mr Wellard in front of the captain. Even though every time he says his name, Sawyer remembers Wellard is his new whipping boy.
Captain Sawyer: I am obliged to you, Mr Bush... Much obliged.
- Jack Simpson has a rather weak one when he accepts one lieutenant's invitation to drink and a game of cards.
- In How I Met Your Mother, Barney does this so frequently that the other characters see it coming a mile away.
Barney: ...and call him I will, Ted.
Ted (stage-whispering to Robin): He's going to say it again really slowly.
Barney: Call...him...I...will! - M*A*S*H: In "As You Were," Radar is trying to get shelling near the compound stopped or at least diverted. He's on the phone when another round of shellfire goes off...closer than ever.
Radar: I said west, Tony. West!
- At the conclusion of "Smilin' Jack," Hawkeye asks Potter which of the three campaigns he's been in was the worst when word comes in that France suffered 500 casualties in an attack.
Potter: Every last one of them, Hawkeye. Every last one of them.
- At the conclusion of "Smilin' Jack," Hawkeye asks Potter which of the three campaigns he's been in was the worst when word comes in that France suffered 500 casualties in an attack.
- Lampshaded in an episode of Modern Family:
Mitchell: You love scrapbooking.
Cameron: Do I, Mitchell? Do I? (exits)
Mitchell: No, stop. Don't do the double question thing to prove a point. I hate it when people do that.
Cameron: (holding baby Lily around the door, in a falsetto) Do you, Mitchell? Do you?
Mitchell: Lily!- And invoked by Luke:
Luke: When I want Dad to leave me alone, I just say "Do you. dad? Do you?" He gets real quiet and then I can walk away.
- And invoked by Luke:
- Monty Python's Flying Circus plays this in the Oscar Wilde sketch.
Whistler: There is only one thing in the world worse than being witty, and that is not being witty. (fifteen seconds of restrained laughter)
Oscar Wilde: I wish I had said that.
Whistler: You will, Oscar. You will. (more laughter) - Run, Joe, Run was a live action drama on NBC's Saturday morning line-up in the 1970s. It was about a German Shepherd falsely accused of an attack, so he takes it on the lam for thirteen episodes.
- Run, Buddy, Run was a CBS comedy of the 1960s about a man on the lam after running afoul of the mob.
- In a Saturday Night Live skit, a group try to give their friend (Darrell Hammond) a surprise party in his apartment, and wind up finding more about him than they wanted to know. As they're leaving one of the friends (Tim Meadows) says, "We saw the letter to Urkel, man, we saw the letter to Urkel."
- On Seinfeld Kramer says that every story a proctologist tells ends like this - "It was a million to one shot, Doc. Million to one." That line is later repeated word for word by Frank Costanza when he's at the proctologist's office.
- Star Trek: The Original Series:
McCoy: I could've saved her! Do you know what you just did?
Spock: He knows, Doctor. He knows.- And again:
McCoy: Can he do it?
Spock: If he has the time, Doctor. If he has the time.
- And again:
- Used to convey scheming on Three's Company. A friend of Jack's (who really wants to take over Jack's restaurant) has set Jack up for humiliation in front of his boss. When Jack says he can't wait for what he thinks is a party, evil friend says, "Neither can I, Jack. Neither can I."
- Tim & Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!, the Chrimbus Special: "I think it was, Doc. I think it was."
- The Wire: Final line of Season 1.
Omar: It all in the game, yo. It all in the game.
- "Burn, Baby, Burn!" and "Burn Bitch Burn".
- "Go, Johnny, go!"
- "Die Motherfucker Die" by Dope.
- "Gone Daddy Gone" by Violent Femmes.
- "Run, Joey, Run" by David Geddes
- "Run, Boy, Run" by Woodland
- "Run, Baby, Run" by Sheryl Crow takes it to extremes; "Run, baby, run, baby, run, baby, run, baby, run..."
- "Run, Rudolph, Run", written by Johnny Marks and performed by Chuck Berry. Only in the title, though; the lyrics read, "Run, run, Rudolph".
- "Ninja Rap," performed by Vanilla Ice and Earthquake for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze. "Go ninja go ninja go!
 Let them run free!
- The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy had Magikthise and Vroomfondl protesting against Deep Thought computing the answer to the ultimate question of Life, the Universe and Everything.
Vroomfondl: We'll go on strike!
Magikthise: That's right, you'll have a national philosophers' strike on your hands.
Deep Thought: Who will that inconvenience?
Vroomfondl: Never mind who it'll inconvenience, you box of blacklegging binary bits. It'll hurt, buster, it'll hurt!
- Carousel:
- "Give it to 'em good, Carrie, give it to 'em good!"
- In the second act: "Tell it to her good, Julie, tell it to her good!"
- 1776: "Not well John, not at all well."
- Anything Goes has a song called "Blow, Gabriel, Blow". This is later parodied in Urinetown with Run, Freedom, Run, however this example does not fit the trope.
- A background character in a Guild Wars mission does this twice in a fairly short conversation, with a third instance only averted because he doesn't say "son" before he repeats himself.
- One of the lines added to go with the Team Fortress 2 soldier's Tin Soldier outfit (a crude robot costume made primarily from cardboard boxes and dryer vent hose) is "Beep boop, son, beep boop."
- A line in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas which many players heard over and over again because it's uttered every time you fail Zero's "Supply Lines": "Curse you, Berkeley! CURSE YOOOOOUUUUU!"
- Vergil says this after winning against Dante in Devil May Cry and Ultimate Marvel Vs. Capcom 3:
Vergil: Foolishness, Dante. Foolishness.
- In The Curse of Monkey Island there's this exchange between Guybrush and King André when the former tries to get a diamond from him:
Guybrush Threepwood: The Diamond belongs in a museum!King Andre: So do post-impressionist paintings, Mr Threepwood.
- A mildly horrifying version at the end of the prologue of Detroit: Become Human, if you get the most successful outcome. Context (spoilers)
Daniel: You lied to me, Connor. You lied to me...
- Burgerpants from Undertale gives a couple of these in the No Mercy run.
Burgerpants: Par for the course, little weirdo. Par for the course.
- When moving towards the room H29 in "Episode 0: Allocation" of Code 7, you hear strange whispering, while warnings about it being a trap flash on the screen. If you ask your partner Sam if she heard that, too, she doesn't seem to get your message, and someone else answers on her behalf.
 She didn't, Alex. She didn't.
- Ansem Retort: "That'll do, Fangirl, that'll do."
- Sluggy Freelance:
Kiki: Stay good, Character X, stay good!
- 8-Bit Theater, has it here, when Black Belt declares that he and White Mage have successfully reunited the Light Warriors:
White Mage: But we didn't do anything.Black Belt: Oh, didn't we, White Mage? Didn't we?
- Skin Horse, when Jonah Yu first encounters Nick's profanity filter in what was presumably a Cluster F-Bomb:
Nick: What the mosaic-tiled poolhouse floor do you think you're flipping gingerly, panther? Like I ain't got opal circles tossed up, some secret Mayan astronaut gotta eat the magic fudge?  Easy for you.
- The Lizzie Bennet Diaries, episode 55, Lizzie to Charlotte.
Lizzie: Low blow, Lu, low blow.
- Welcome To Nightvale ends most episodes with a Dada Ad for what comes on after and then:
- Homestar Runner:
- "Wireless Bizness" was a brief attempt at the Brothers Chaps to use Wireless Application Protocol to make text-only episodes of Strong Bad Email for viewing on early mobile phones. One of these, which got adapted to the preview on the TV Time cartoons menu for Strong Bad email, involved a fan named Stu sending in an email saying "I drank way too much salty plum soda." This is Strong Bad's response:
Strong Bad: No such thing, Stu. No such thing.
- In "No Hands On Deck!", Homestar remarks that he might just write a musical about the deck he's planning to build, and Coach Z offers to play the role of "The Orphan".
Homestar: That's a good one, Coach. A really... really... good one.
- "Wireless Bizness" was a brief attempt at the Brothers Chaps to use Wireless Application Protocol to make text-only episodes of Strong Bad Email for viewing on early mobile phones. One of these, which got adapted to the preview on the TV Time cartoons menu for Strong Bad email, involved a fan named Stu sending in an email saying "I drank way too much salty plum soda." This is Strong Bad's response:
- Family Guy:
Peter: (to Meg) That'll do, pig... that'll do.
- Also in the trailer for Passion of the Christ 2, Chris Tucker: "You crazy, Jesus! You crazy!"
- A cross-dressed Stewie to Brian: "I feel right, Brian. I feel right."
- The Simpsons got in on the act with Groundskeeper Willie's "That'll do, snake... that'll do."
- When Lisa thinks she's losing her intelligence, Milhouse wonders if Bart will pick up the slack. "Maybe I will, Milhouse. Maybe I will." He doesn't.
- When Bart states he is going to help the family save money by give up smoking (despite not actually STARTING), Homer expresses pride and gives Bart a dollar. When Lisa points out he didn't actually do anything, Homer hits Lisa with "Didn't he, Lisa? Didn't he?" before realizing it himself and taking the dollar back.
- When Principle Skinner reveals that Scotchtoberfest — which Groundskeeper Willie is celebrating in full Scottish regalia — isnt a real holiday but rather a ruse to bait Bart into bad behavior, Willie is devastated and furiously shouts, Ya used me, Skinner! Ya used me!
 That will do")
- In Invader Zim: "Dumb like a moose, Dib.
Dib: Reign of terror, Gaz! Reign of terror!
- At the end of the American Dad! episode "Dope & Faith":
Stan: Brett, you're a Satanist! I could only be friends with you if you believed in...
Brett: Believed in what?
[beat]
Stan: Whatever you want, pal. Whatever you want.- Earlier than that, at the end of the episode 'Lincoln Lovers,' where Stan hugs his son Steve:
Steve: ...This doesn't make me gay, does it, dad?
Stan: Only if you get a boner, son. Only if you get a boner.
- Sealab 2021 might count in the early "Predator" episode (after Stormy suggests that he and [white] Debbie may have to repopulate the species together):
Debbie: That's disgusting!
Stormy: Is it, Debbie? (long beat)... Is it?
Debbie: YES! - The Ren & Stimpy Show: "There, there, Ren... there, there."
- Skipper from The Penguins of Madagascar likes to do this often.
"Cute and cuddly, boys. Cute and cuddly."
- Clone High: "Stupid, Joan. Reeeeeal stupid."
- On Archer, when Krieger remembers his pig-boy.
That'll do, Pigly... that'll do.
- At the end of Adventure Time, "Web Weirdos":
Jake: Circle of life, Finn. Circle of life.
- From the '"South Park'' episode "More Crap":
Stan: "You don't understand, Mom. You just don't understand."
- The Mr. Men Show: Mr. Small has this as one of his catchphrases. The Phrase Catcher is always Mr. Nosy, whom Mr. Small refers to as "Nose" when he uses it.
Mr. Nosy: I can't believe henote 's not going to stay for the free breakfast pastries.
Mr.   - Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers:
Monterey Jack: You bet it is, boyos!
- Regular Show:
"Yes dude! Yes!"
- Hey Arnold!: A catchphrase Gerald would often say to Arnold:
"You're a bold kid, Arnold. A bold kid."
- 'Go, Speed Racer, go!'
- "Help, Cecil! Help!"
- When Bugs Bunny gives Red Hot Ryder a telegram from the Masked Marauder (Bugs):
Ryder: (reading telegram) "Roses are red, violets are pink, flowers smell good but you sure do s..."(last word is obscured with "Censored") I sure what???
Bugs: (full volume) STINK, YOU FOOL!!! STINK!!! - The Dick Tracy Show: After Hemlock Holmes busts a gut rescuing the Retouchables from Stooge Viller and Mumbles, he finds them waiting in the car.
Hemlock: (sarcastically) Gee, Tracy...do you think it was worth it?
Tracy: (dryly) I wonder, Hemlock. I wonder. (grins to the camera) - The very last line of The Transformers, after Galvatron declares Cybertron to be his:
Zarak: "We shall see, Galvatron. We shall see."
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Here is a summary Snow Dots components.
Some components are integrated with Snow Dots, so you need to install the whole project to use them.
Others components are separable, so you can download them and use them in isolation, if you want.
http://snow-dots.googlecode.com/svn/wiki/diagrams/components.png
Integrated
These components are integral to Snow Dots and would be hard to use without installing the whole project.
Multiple Matlab Instances
Snow Dots can span multiple Matlab instances, using a client-server model. Client and server can run on the same machine, or different machines. The client is the primary Matlab instance and initiates all behaviors. There can be one or more server instances, which wait for requests from the client and carry out out behaviors.
Client-server behaviors are based on ensembles, which group together related objects and call methods and functions. See the classes dotsClientEnsemble and dotsEnsembleServer.
Client-server communicate via Ethernet and the UDP protocol. The class dotsTheMessenger handles communication details.
Drawables
The dotsDrawable superclass defines a uniform interface for objects that draw graphics. Several subclasses implement the interface to draw things like lines or images. Users can also create custom drawable subclasses.
Drawables all use OpenGL. Thanks to the MGL project for OpenGL support.
dotsTheScreen manages the OpenGL drawing window and swapping of frame buffers.
Playables
The dotsPlayable superclass defines a uniform interface for objects that play sounds. Two subclasses implement the interface to play tones or .wav or .mp3 files. Users can also create custom playable subclasses.
As of Version 1, playable classes use Matlab's built-in audioplayer functionality, which is limited. But there are better sound back-ends, such as those in MGL or Psychtoolbox. Snow Dots should adopt one…
Readables
The dotsReadable superclass defines a uniform interface for objects that read data. Several subclasses implement the interface to read from things like keyboards and other USB/HID devices, or eye trackers. Users can also create custom readable subclasses.
Readables usually rely on Mex functions to provide raw data. As of Version 1, most readables have Mex function support only in OS X.
Machine Configuration
Snow Dots can save machine-specific configuration, such as IP addresses, port numbers, file paths, and MGL display indexes. It uses Matlab's built-in functionality for working with .xml files. It stores values as Matlab expressions, so the .xml files are human-readable and human-editable.
dotsTheMachineConfiguration provides a front-end for viewing, editing, and querying configuration data within Matlab. It can also apply default property values to objects, based on their class.
Demos
Snow Dots has example code in the demos/ folder. Many demos are short and simple, showing how to do things like draw graphics or send digital outputs.
Examples in the demos/tasks/ folder are more complicated and span multiple files. They combine Snow Dots components into functional games or tasks.
The demos/particleSystem folder contains an example using OpenGL shader programs and transform feedback. It shows how hardware-accelerated graphics can make a big difference in animation!
Separable
These components can work on their own, and might be useful even if you don't want to use the rest of Snow Dots.
Tower of Psych
Snow Dots inherits a lot of style and functionality from its companion project, Tower of Psych.
In particular, it uses object-oriented design, topsRunnable objects for controlling flow of events and automatic data logging, graphical interfaces for many components, and a spatial model for classifying data.
The Snow Dots documentation is cross-linked with the Tower of Psych documentation.
dotsMgl Mex Functions
Snow Dots has several C-language Mex functions that extend the OpenGL capabilities of MGL. These include support for vertex buffer objects, shader programs, and transform feedback.
These Mex-functions might be useful, even without the rest of Snow Dots. You can check them out here: svn checkout http://snow-dots.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/mex/dotsMgl dots-mgl-extensions
Note: dotsMgl transform feedback depends on the OpenGL 2.0 extension named "EXTtransformfeedback".
mexHID() Mex Function
Snow Dots provides a C-language Mex function for working with Human Interface Devices (HIDs). HIDs include USB devices like keyboards, mouses, and joysticks. They also include unusual devices, like digital-analog-converters and the Nintendo Wii remote!
In addition to the mexHID() Mex function, Snow Dots provides some HID utilities: * mexHIDScout() scans the system for connected HID devices and displays a table summarizing their properties. It can also plot data coming from each device. * mexHIDUsage is a class that helps identify HID devices and device components. It allows you to look up sensible names for obscure numeric constants, and vice versa. For example, the number 4 often means "Joystick", and 44 means "KeyboardSpacebar". mexHIDUsage.gui() displays a table summarizing all constants and names.
mexHID() might be useful, even without the rest of Snow Dots. You can check it out here: svn checkout http://snow-dots.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/mex/mexHID mex-hid
Note: as of Version 1, mexHID() is only implemented for OS X, 10.5 or later. But the Mex function interface is written separately from the internal functionality. So it should be possible to implement mexHID() for other platforms as well.
mexUDP() Mex Function
Snow Dots provides a C-language Mex function for working with network sockets. These are based on the IP and UDP protocols, so they're good for sending short messages without a lot of overhead.
mexUDP() might be useful on its own. You can check it out here: svn checkout http://snow-dots.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/mex/mexUDP mex-udp
Note: mexUDP() is based on Berkeley Sockets, so it's is easy to build it on platforms like OS X and Linux. It should be possible to build mexUDP() on Windows, but it would take a little work.
Also note: Snow Dots can use the pnet() function as an alternative to mexUDP(). pnet() is part of the free TCP UDP IP Toolbox. mexUDP() is faster, pnet() more portable.
mxGram() Mex Function
Snow Dots provides a C-language Mex function for serializing data. It can convert a Matlab variable to a formatted sequence of bytes, and it can convert a formatted sequence of bytes into a Matlab variable. This allows data to be sent from one Matlab instance to another, via Ethernet.
mxGram() supports several basic Matlab data types: * double 2D matrices * char 2D matrices * logical 2D matrices * cell 2D matrices * struct 1D arrays * function_handle scalars Cell matrices and struct arrays may be nested arbitrarily.
mxGram() does not support objects. It also does not support very large variables, since serialized data are intended to be send in a single UDP datagram.
mxGram() might be useful on its own. You can check it out here: svn checkout http://snow-dots.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/mex/mxGram mx-gram
Note: mxGram() assumes that sender and receive encode double values in the same standard 8-byte format. This seems to be true for OS X, Windows, and Linux.
Digital Outputs
The dotsAllDOutObjects superclass defines a uniform interface for objects that send digital outputs. The dotsDOut1208FS subclass implements the interface using using the 1208FS device from Measurement Computing.
The dotsAllDOutObjects interface could be re-implemented, using different devices. This would allow the same Snow Dots code to use whatever device was available.
The digital output code might be useful on its own. You can check it out here: svn checkout http://snow-dots.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/classes/dOut digital-outputs
You'll also need mexHID() to communicate with the 1208FS device: svn checkout http://snow-dots.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/mex/mexHID mex-hid
Analog Inputs
The AInScan1208FS class is a utility for doing analog input scanning with the 1208FS device from Measurement Computing. The class handles a lot of low-level bookkeeping and data formatting details, and should make it easier to work with the 1208FS device.
AInScan1208FS might be useful on its own. You can check it out here: svn checkout http://snow-dots.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/utilities/measurementComputing/ analog-inputs
You'll also need mexHID() to communicate with the 1208FS device: svn checkout http://snow-dots.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/mex/mexHID mex-hid
Miscellaneous
Snow Dots has several utilities for miscellaneous tasks. These include things like measuring the drift between digital clocks, predicting video frame onset times, computing vertex locations for disks and polygons, converting variables to Matlab expressions, and installing Snow Dots itself.
Some of these might be useful without the rest of Snow Dots. You can check them out here: svn checkout http://snow-dots.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/utilities


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Outside
the Easter Season (in the Easter Season)
A reading from the Song of Solomon 8:6-7 Or Hosea
Set me as a seal upon your heart, as a seal upon your arm; for love is strong as death, jealousy is cruel as the grave. Its flashes are flashes of fire, a most vehement flame. Many waters cannot quench love, neither can floods drown it. If a man offered for love all the wealth of his house, it would be utterly scorned.
Or:
A reading from the Book of the Prophet Hosea 2:14.15.19-20
Thus says the LORD: “Behold, I will bring her into the wilderness, and
speak tenderly to her. And there she shall answer as in the days of her
youth, as at the time when she came out of the
A reading from the book of Revelation 19:1.5-9 Or Alternative
I, John, heard what seemed to be the mighty voice of a great multitude
in heaven, crying, "Hallelujah! Salvation and glory and power belong to
our God.”  Then I heard what
seemed to be the voice of a great multitude, like the sound of many waters and
like the sound of mighty thunderpeals, crying,
"Hallelujah! For the Lord our God the Almighty reigns. Let us rejoice and
exult and give him the glory, for the marriage of the Lamb has come, and his
Bride has made herself ready; it was granted her to be clothed with fine linen,
bright and pure"-- for the fine linen is the righteous deeds of the saints.
And the angel said to me, "Write this: Blessed are those who are invited
to the marriage supper of the Lamb."
Or:
A reading from the book of Revelation 21:1-5
I, John, saw a new heaven and a new earth; for the first heaven and the
first earth had passed away, and the sea was no more. And I saw the holy city, new Jerusalem, coming down out of heaven from God, prepared
as a bride adorned for her husband; and I heard a loud voice from the throne
saying, "Behold, the dwelling of God is with men. He will dwell with them,
and they shall be his people, and God himself will be with them; he will wipe
away every tear from their eyes, and death shall be no more, neither shall
there be mourning nor crying nor pain any more, for the former things have
passed away." And he who sat upon the throne said, "Behold, I make
all things new."
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Ps 45 Or Alternative
R. Listen, O daughter, pay heed and give ear.
Listen, O daughter;
pay heed and give ear: forget your own people and your father’s house. So will
the king desire your beauty. He is your lord, pay
homage to him.
R. Listen, O daughter, pay heed and give ear.
The daughter of the
king is clothed with splendour; her robes are
threaded with gold. In fine clothing she is led to the king; behind her are her
maiden companions, brought to you.
R. Listen, O daughter, pay heed and give ear.
They are escorted
amid gladness and joy; they pass within the palace of the king. Sons will be yours
to succeed your fathers; you will make them rulers over all the earth.
R. Listen, O daughter, pay heed and give ear.
Second Reading or
Gospel Acclamation
R. Alleluia!
or
R. Young men and maiden together, praise the name of the Lord.
Praise the LORD from
the heavens; praise him in the heights. Praise him, all his angels; praise him,
all his hosts.
R. Young men and maiden
together, praise the name of the Lord.
Kings of the earth and
all peoples, princes and all judges of the earth, young men and maidens as
well, the old together with the young. Let them praise the name of the LORD.
R. Young men and maiden
together, praise the name of the Lord.
His splendour is above heaven and earth. He exalts the
strength of his people. He is the praise of all his faithful, the praise of the
children of
R. Young men and maiden
together, praise the name of the Lord.
A reading from the first letter of St Paul to the Corinthians 7:25-35 Or Alternative
Brethren: Concerning the unmarried, I have no command of the Lord, but I give my opinion as one who by the Lord's mercy is trustworthy. I think that in view of the present distress it is well for a person to remain as he is. Are you bound to a wife? Do not seek to be free. Are you free from a wife? Do not seek marriage. But if you marry, you do not sin, and if a girl marries she does not sin. Yet those who marry will have worldly troubles, and I would spare you that. I mean, brethren, the appointed time has grown very short; from now on, let those who have wives live as though they had none, and those who mourn as though they were not mourning, and those who rejoice as though they were not rejoicing, and those who buy as though they had no goods, and those who deal with the world as though they had no dealings with it. For the form of this world is passing away. I want you to be free from anxieties. The unmarried man is anxious about the affairs of the Lord, how to please the Lord; but the married man is anxious about worldly affairs, how to please his wife, and his interests are divided. And the unmarried woman or girl is anxious about the affairs of the Lord, how to be holy in body and spirit; but the married woman is anxious about worldly affairs, how to please her husband. I say this for your own benefit, not to lay any restraint upon you, but to promote good order and to secure your undivided devotion to the Lord.
A reading from the second letter of St Paul to the Corinthians 10:17-11:2
Brethren: "Let him who boasts, boast of the Lord." For it is not the man
who commends himself that is accepted, but the man whom the Lord commends. I
wish you would bear with me in a little foolishness. Do bear with me! I feel a
divine jealousy for you, for I betrothed you to Christ to present you as a pure
bride to her one husband.
John
14:23
R. Alleluia. If a man loves me, he
will keep my word, says the Lord; and my Father will love him, and we will come
to him. R. Alleluia.
R. Alleluia. This is the wise virgin,
whom the Lord found watchful; when the Lord comes, she will enter the wedding
feast with him. R. Alleluia.
R. Alleluia. Come, bride of Christ, receive the crown, which the Lord has prepared for you for ever. R. Alleluia.
GOSPEL
A reading from the holy Gospel according to Matthew 19:3-12 Or Matthew 25 Or Luke 10
At that time: Pharisees came up to Jesus and tested him by asking, "Is it lawful to divorce one's wife for any cause?" He answered, "Have you not read that he who made them from the beginning made them male and female, and said, 'For this reason a man shall leave his father and mother and be joined to his wife, and the two shall become one'? So they are no longer two but one. What therefore God has joined together, let not man put asunder."  He said to them, "For your hardness of heart Moses allowed you to divorce your wives, but from the beginning it was not so. And I say to you: whoever divorces his wife, except for unchastity, and marries another, commits adultery; and he who marries a divorced woman, commits adultery." The disciples said to him, "If such is the case of a man with his wife, it is not expedient to marry." But he said to them, "Not all men can receive this saying, but only those to whom it is given. For there are eunuchs who have been so from birth, and there are eunuchs who have been made eunuchs by men, and there are eunuchs who have made themselves eunuchs for the sake of the kingdom of heaven. He who is able to receive this, let him receive it."
GOSPEL
A reading from the holy Gospel according to Matthew 25:1-13
At that time: Jesus
told his disciples this parable: "The kingdom of heaven shall be
compared to ten maidens who took their lamps and went to meet the bridegroom.
Five of them were foolish, and five were wise. For when the foolish took their
lamps, they took no oil with them; but the wise took flasks of oil with their
lamps. As the bridegroom was delayed, they all slumbered and slept. But at
midnight there was a cry, 'Behold, the bridegroom! Come out to meet him.' Then
all those maidens rose and trimmed their lamps. And the foolish said to the
wise, 'Give us some of your oil, for our lamps are going out.' But the wise
replied, 'Perhaps there will not be enough for us and for you; go rather to the
dealers and buy for yourselves.' And while they went to buy, the bridegroom
came, and those who were ready went in with him to the marriage feast; and the
door was shut. Afterward the other maidens came also, saying, 'Lord, lord, open
to us.' But he replied, 'Truly, I say to you, I do not know you.' Watch
therefore, for you know neither the day nor the hour.
GOSPEL
A reading from the holy Gospel according to Luke 10:38-42
At that time: Jesus entered a village; and a woman named Martha received him into her house. And she had a sister called Mary, who sat at the Lord's feet and listened to his teaching. But Martha was distracted with much serving; and she went to him and said, "Lord, do you not care that my sister has left me to serve alone? Tell her then to help me." But the Lord answered her, "Martha, Martha, you are anxious and troubled about many things; one thing is needful. Mary has chosen the good portion, which shall not be taken away from her."


Payments¶
Functions for the payments endpoint. See the Official Documentation for more information.
List Payment History¶
Use this endpoint to obtain a Payment History for your account within an optional date range.
1Bodis::listPaymentHistories();
You can pass any parameters listed in their documentation as an array.
1Bodis::listPaymentHistories([
2 'start_date' => 2015-08-31,
3 'end_date' => 2016-11-29
4]);
Payments returned will be an array of the PaymentHistory Resource: Example Response
'data' => [▼
0 => JeffreyHosler\BodisApiWrapper\Resources\PaymentHistory {
+date: 'Dec 7, 2016'
+description: 'Payout to ACH ending in XXXX'
+income: ''
+modification: 8540.43
+balance: 1040.43
+lifetimeBalance: 161328.29
+additionalNotes: 'Pending'
+longNote: null
+type: 'earnings'
+receipt: [▼
'record_type' => 'payout'
'accounting_period' => '2021-08-01'
'accounting_date' => '2021-09-07'
'amount' => 12190.65
'credit_deduction_type' => ''
'credit_deduction_user_note' => null
'balance' => 0
'modification' => 12190.65
'lifetime_balance' => 147612.67
'payment_method' => 'ACH ending in 6609'
]
}
0 => JeffreyHosler\BodisApiWrapper\Resources\PaymentHistory {
+date: 'Dec 7, 2016'
+description: 'Google Chargeback Deduction'
+income: ''
+modification: 8540.43
+balance: 1040.43
+lifetimeBalance: 161328.29
+additionalNotes: 'Pending'
+longNote: null
+type: 'earnings'
+receipt: ''
}
List Credits¶
Use this endpoint to obtain a list of Credits for your account given during an optional date range.
1Bodis::listCredits();
You can pass any parameters listed in their documentation as an array.
1Bodis::listCredits([
2 'start_date' => 2015-08-31,
3 'end_date' => 2016-11-29
4]);
Payments returned will be an array of the Credit Resource: Example Response
'data' => [
0 => JeffreyHosler\BodisApiWrapper\Resources\Credit {
+recordType: 'credit'
'accounting_period': '2015-09-01 00:00:00'
'accounting_date': '2015-09-30'
+accountingPeriodStatus: null
+amount: 34.92
+paymentDetailsJson: null
+transactionDetailsJson: null
+paymentMethodId: null
+totalWithheld: null
+creditDeductionTimeAdded: '2015-09-25 20:55:46'
+creditDeductionType: 'DOWNTIME'
+creditDeductionUserNote: 'Credit for network downtime.'
}
1 => JeffreyHosler\BodisApiWrapper\Resources\Credit {
+recordType: 'credit'
+accountingPeriod: '2015-11-01 00:00:00'
+accountingDate: '2015-11-30'
+accountingPeriodStatus: null
+amount: 38.43
+paymentDetailsJson: null
+transactionDetailsJson: null
+paymentMethodId: null
+totalWithheld: null
+creditDeductionTimeAdded: '2015-12-02 13:58:22'
+creditDeductionType: 'DOWNTIME'
+creditDeductionUserNote: 'Parking Revenue'
}
]
List Payouts¶
Use this endpoint to obtain a list of Payouts for your account given during an optional date range.
1Bodis::listPayouts();
You can pass any parameters listed in their documentation as an array.
1Bodis::listPayouts([
2 'start_date' => 2015-08-31,
3 'end_date' => 2016-11-29
4]);
Payments returned will be an array of the Payout Resource: Example Response
'data' => [▼
0 => JeffreyHosler\BodisApiWrapper\Resources\Payout {
+recordType: 'payout'
+accountingPeriod: '2007-08-01 00:00:00'
+accountingDate: '2007-09-17'
+accountingPeriodStatus: null
+amount: 137.5
+payment_details_json: '{\'ach_account_number\': \'XXXXXXXXX\', \'ach_account_owner\': \'PRIMO TRAFFIC LTD\', \'ach_routing_number\': \'XXXXXXXXXXXXX\'}',
+transactionDetailsJson: null
+paymentMethodId: 2
+totalWithheld: null
+creditDeductionTimeAdded: null
+creditDeductionType: null
+creditDeductionUserNote: null
}
1 => JeffreyHosler\BodisApiWrapper\Resources\Payout {
+recordType: 'payout'
+accountingPeriod: '2008-08-01 00:00:00'
+accountingDate: '2008-09-17'
+accountingPeriodStatus: null
+amount: 165
+payment_details_json: '{\'ach_account_number\': \'XXXXXXXXX\', \'ach_account_owner\': \'PRIMO TRAFFIC LTD\', \'ach_routing_number\': \'XXXXXXXXXXXXX\'}',
+transactionDetailsJson: null
+paymentMethodId: 2
+totalWithheld: null
+creditDeductionTimeAdded: null
+creditDeductionType: null
+creditDeductionUserNote: null
}
]
List Deduction¶
Use this endpoint to obtain a list of Deductions for your account given during an optional date range.
1Bodis::listDeductions();
You can pass any parameters listed in their documentation as an array.
1Bodis::listDeductions([
2 'start_date' => 2015-08-31,
3 'end_date' => 2016-11-29
4]);
Payments returned will be an array of the Deduction Resource: Example Response
"data" => [▼
0 => JeffreyHosler\BodisApiWrapper\Resources\Deduction {
+recordType: "deduction"
+accountingPeriod: "2014-03-01 00:00:00"
+accountingDate: "2014-03-31"
+accountingPeriodStatus: null
+amount: 1.65
+paymentDetailsJson: null
+transactionDetailsJson: null
+paymentMethodId: null
+totalWithheld: null
+creditDeductionTimeAdded: "2014-04-05 01:32:22"
+creditDeductionType: "GOOGLE_CHARGEBACK"
+creditDeductionUserNote: null
}
1 => JeffreyHosler\BodisApiWrapper\Resources\Deduction {
+recordType: "deduction"
+accountingPeriod: "2015-03-01 00:00:00"
+accountingDate: "2015-03-31"
+accountingPeriodStatus: null
+amount: 2.65
+paymentDetailsJson: null
+transactionDetailsJson: null
+paymentMethodId: null
+totalWithheld: null
+creditDeductionTimeAdded: "2015-04-05 01:32:22"
+creditDeductionType: "GOOGLE_CHARGEBACK"
+creditDeductionUserNote: null
}
]
List Fees¶
Use this endpoint to obtain a list of Fees for your account given during an optional date range.
1Bodis::listFees();
You can pass any parameters listed in their documentation as an array.
1Bodis::listFees([
2 'start_date' => 2015-08-31,
3 'end_date' => 2016-11-29
4]);
Payments returned will be an array of the Fee Resource: Example Response


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Technologies faas in kubernetes July 15, 2020
Stack
For this study I will use multipass to mount the linux virtual machines and microk8s to create the kubernetes clusters, in another entry I will document how to mount the clusters in this stack.
Test
- Knative
- OpenFaas
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Welcome to the 389th episode of The Ivy Envy Podcast. Unfortunately, parts of this episode have a more somber tone than our previous few episodes. Kyle Schwarber is out for the 2016 season and on this episode, we discuss the injury.
How did it happen? What will Schwarber's recovery look like? How do other athletes recover from this injury/surgery? What might a 2017 Kyle Schwarber look like on the field? Will he play catcher? Can he play outfield? Do the Cubs need to trade him to an AL team so he can be a designated hitter? What does this mean for Schwarber's service time/free agency date? What will the 2016 Cubs be without Schwarber? Who will play left field? We (attempt to) answer all of these questions on this episode.
We check in on Baez's progress at extended Spring Training. Oh yeah...there's baseball games (and Cubs wins) to talk about. We share a few thoughts from the Cubs series with Arizona.
Kurt gives us his Scary Stat of the Week and we read some internet muscle flexes.


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We’re halfway through 2018, which means I need to start thinking about this massive end-of-year project and start identifying the dominant trends and narratives.
What are the stories we’re hearing about ed-tech? (Who’s telling those stories? Who’s paying for them to be told?)
Due to that other big project I’m currently working on – Teaching Machines – I am going to have to make this year’s review a little shorter than usual. (And honestly, writing last year’s series was terribly grueling because of this awful combination of authoritarian politics and authoritarian technology that we’re experiencing.)
I’m just going to pick five rather than ten stories to focus on this year. So far, I think they’ll include these:
These might change, of course, once we get closer to December and once I look more closely at my notes from the year and at where the money has gone...


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Part 2 - Writing content using Markdown
Published:
This article is a part of a series of articles for web development using pelican. So, if you haven’t read the previous articles, please check it out by clicking the links below.
Creating and deploying static websites using Markdown and the Python library Pelican
Now that you have set up your website, the next step is to start writing some content – articles, blogs, about page, contact page, etc. We will use Markdown for writing any content you create. If you have not heard about Markdown, don’t worry as I will guide you with examples.
Create directories and files
First, let us create the required directories for articles and pages.
(.venv) $ mkdir content/articles
(.venv) $ mkdir content/pages
Now, let’s create a file for your first article inside the articles directory. Note that the touch
command is being used only to create a file. You can create a file without using any command too. It’s up to you.
(.venv) $ touch content/articles/first_article.md
Also, create files for about, contact, and 404 error page.
(.venv) $ touch content/pages/about.md content/pages/contact.md content/pages/404.md
At this point, your project structure should look like:
web_development
├── content
├── articles
└── first_article.md
├── pages
├── 404.md
├── about.md
└── contact.md
├── fabfile.py
├── output
├── ... (many html files)
├── themes
├── Flex/
├── pelican-plugins
├── ... (various plugin directories)
├── pelicanconf.py
├──publishconf.py
└──requirements.txt
Start Writing Articles
Define metadata for article
Before writing the actual content, we need to define the metadata for the article. Metadata carries important information about
your article. Open the file first_article.md
and add the following metadata lines:
Title: My First Article
Date: 2020-03-17 00:00
Modified: 2020-03-17 00:00
Category: Blog
Slug: first-article
Summary: In this article, I have written my first article using Markdown.
Tags: pelican, markdown
Authors: Ayush Kumar Shah
Status: published
These keywords are pretty much self-explanatory. I will just explain the new ones.
-
Slug defines the name of the HTML file to be generated.
-
Status: Choose one option among draft, published, or hidden.
-
draft: In this mode, the article is not shown on the main page but can be viewed by visiting localhost:8000/drafts/first-article after serving the site (i.e. running this fab reserve). It is used to show to your friends while writing before publishing during the developing stage.
-
published: In this mode, the article is shown on the main page after serving the site. localhost:8000/2020/03/first-article.
-
hidden: In this mode, the article is just not shown on the website.
-
Write article content
Useful tip: Use VSCode as a text editor to manage your project and write content as you can preview .md files (content files written in markdown) in real-time directly using the Preview functionality. Hence, it becomes easy for you to view how your content will look like in real-time.
Now add the following lines in the file first_article.md just below the metadata defined above.
This is an example from [https://markdown-it.github.io/](https://markdown-it.github.io/)
---
# h1 Heading
## h2 Heading
### h3 Heading
#### h4 Heading
##### h5 Heading
###### h6 Heading
## Horizontal Rules
___
---
***
## Emphasis
**This is bold text**
__This is bold text__
*This is italic text*
_This is italic text_
~~Strikethrough~~
## Blockquotes
> Blockquotes can also be nested...
>> ...by using additional greater-than signs right next to each other...
> > > ...or with spaces between arrows.
## Lists
Unordered
+ Create a list by starting a line with `+`, `-`, or `*`
+ Sub-lists are made by indenting 2 spaces:
- Marker character change forces new list start:
* Ac tristique libero volutpat at
+ Facilisis in pretium nisl aliquet
- Nulla volutpat aliquam velit
+ Very easy!
Ordered
1. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
2. Consectetur adipiscing elit
3. Integer molestie lorem at massa
## Code
Inline `code`
Indented code
// Some comments
line 1 of code
line 2 of code
line 3 of code
Block code "fences"
```
Sample text here...
```
Syntax highlighting
``` python
numbers = [9, 8, 4, 1, 5]
for i, number in enumerate(numbers):
print (i, number)
message = "Hello World"
hello(message)
def hello(message):
print (message)
```
## Tables
| Option | Description |
| ------ | ----------- |
| data | path to data files to supply the data that will be passed into templates. |
| engine | engine to be used for processing templates. Handlebars is the default. |
| ext | extension to be used for dest files. |
Right aligned columns
| Option | Description |
| ------:| -----------:|
| data | path to data files to supply the data that will be passed into templates. |
| engine | engine to be used for processing templates. Handlebars is the default. |
| ext | extension to be used for dest files. |
## Links
[link text](http://dev.nodeca.com)
[link with title](http://nodeca.github.io/pica/demo/ "title text!")
## Images
![Minion](https://octodex.github.com/assets/img/sample/minion.png)
![Stormtroopocat](https://octodex.github.com/assets/img/sample/stormtroopocat.jpg "The Stormtroopocat")
You can view the complete Markdown cheatsheet for reference.
Now, let’s view how your article looks on the website.
Close the previous process i.e. fab reserve
if it is still
running by pressing Ctrl+C or Cmd+C. Then,
(.venv) $ fab reserve
Open your browser and visit localhost:8000
Congratulations, your first article has been published on your website. It was as simple as that. Compare the article output in the website as shown in the image above and the markdown code to understand how the code works.
Start Writing Pages
Now, let’s create our pages. Pages are more permanent and don’t require detailed metadata like the articles. Example: an about me page. We have added the links to the pages in the navigation bar.
About page
Open about.md
and add the following metadata lines as you did before. As you can see the difference as it is not
as detailed as before.
Title: About
Date: 2020-03-18 08:00
Modified: 2020-03-18 08:00
Write the content for your about page using Markdown in the way you want to design the
page. I have provided a simple example for my about
page below.
Hello! I’m Ayush Kumar Shah. To talk about myself, I love football (Cristiano Ronaldo is my idol), traveling, and photography. I have a great interest in Artificial Intelligence and am pursuing my career in the same.
I am a Machine Learning Engineer at [Fusemachines](https://www.fusemachines.com) working with global client teams to build state-of-the-art products. I have worked in the domains of Recommendation System, Nepali Handwritten character recognition, and waste classification during my time at Fusemachines.
My inquisitive nature, craving for knowledge, and longing for novelty and innovation strengthen my passion to work and learn daily to increase my knowledge horizon.
I am mostly into tech and so, my blog will be a reflection of whatever new thing I learn about tech.
Thank you for visiting my blog.
Contact page
You can configure your contact.md
file similarly. Have a look at a simple example below and create a
similar one.
Title: Contact
Date: 2020-03-18 03:27
Modified: 2020-03-18 03:27
Slug: contact
If you have any questions or want to discuss something, please feel free to contact me at
[ayush.kumar.shah<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[Twitter](https://twitter.com/ayushkumarshah7)
[Linkedin](https://np.linkedin.com/in/ayush7).
Likewise, if you want to inform about any type of error in my blogs, you can open an issue [here](https://github.com/ayushkumarshah/ayushkumarshah.github.io/issues/new).
Finally, let’s define a page for error as well. Open 404.md
and add the following lines
Title: Not Found
Status: hidden
Save_as: 404.html
Sorry, that page doesn't seem to exist. Please double-check the address or
head to the [home page][1].
[1]: {index}
Finally, your site is ready. You may now add more articles by creating more .md files into the content/articles/
directory and follow similar steps.
Although your site has been built, it is not publicly available. Learn how to host your site in GitHub pages or a custom domain in part 3 of the article.
If you have any confusion in any article, feel free to comment on your queries. I will be more than happy to help. I am also open to suggestions and feedbacks.
Also, you can use my GitHub repository for my blog post: ayushkumarshah.github.io as a reference in any point of the article. I have followed the same steps mentioned in this series to create my blog website that you are seeing right now.
If you want to visit any specific parts of the article, you can do so from the links below.
- Part 1: Setting up Pelican - Installation and Theme
- Part 2: Writing content using Markdown
- Part 3: Hosting your website to GitHub Pages and custom domain
- Part 4: Setting up Travis-CI for automating deployment
- Part 5: Integrate Disqus comments and Google Analytics with Pelican
Or, go to the home-page of the article.
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public interface TrainingWorker<R extends TrainingResult> extends Serializable
TrainingMaster
for processing.TrainingWorker implementations provide a layer of abstraction for network learning tha should allow for more flexibility/ control over how learning is conducted (including for example asynchronous communication)
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addHook(TrainingHook trainingHook)
Add a training hook to be used
during training of the worker
|
WorkerConfiguration |
getDataConfiguration()
Get the
WorkerConfiguration that contains information such as minibatch sizes, etc |
R |
getFinalResult(ComputationGraph graph)
Get the final result to be returned to the driver
|
R |
getFinalResult(MultiLayerNetwork network)
Get the final result to be returned to the driver
|
R |
getFinalResultNoData()
Get the final result to be returned to the driver, if no data was available for this executor
|
Pair<R,SparkTrainingStats> |
getFinalResultNoDataWithStats()
As per
getFinalResultNoData() but used when SparkTrainingStats are being collected |
Pair<R,SparkTrainingStats> |
getFinalResultWithStats(ComputationGraph graph)
As per
getFinalResult(ComputationGraph) but used when SparkTrainingStats are being collected |
Pair<R,SparkTrainingStats> |
getFinalResultWithStats(MultiLayerNetwork network)
As per
getFinalResult(MultiLayerNetwork) but used when SparkTrainingStats are being collected |
MultiLayerNetwork |
getInitialModel()
Get the initial model when training a MultiLayerNetwork/SparkDl4jMultiLayer
|
ComputationGraph |
getInitialModelGraph()
Get the initial model when training a ComputationGraph/SparkComputationGraph
|
long |
getInstanceId() |
R |
processMinibatch(DataSet dataSet,
ComputationGraph graph,
boolean isLast)
Process (fit) a minibatch for a ComputationGraph
|
R |
processMinibatch(DataSet dataSet,
MultiLayerNetwork network,
boolean isLast)
Process (fit) a minibatch for a MultiLayerNetwork
|
R |
processMinibatch(MultiDataSet dataSet,
ComputationGraph graph,
boolean isLast)
Process (fit) a minibatch for a ComputationGraph using a MultiDataSet
|
Pair<R,SparkTrainingStats> |
processMinibatchWithStats(DataSet dataSet,
ComputationGraph graph,
boolean isLast)
As per
processMinibatch(DataSet, ComputationGraph, boolean) but used when SparkTrainingStats are being collected |
Pair<R,SparkTrainingStats> |
processMinibatchWithStats(DataSet dataSet,
MultiLayerNetwork network,
boolean isLast)
As per
processMinibatch(DataSet, MultiLayerNetwork, boolean) but used when SparkTrainingStats are being collecte |
Pair<R,SparkTrainingStats> |
processMinibatchWithStats(MultiDataSet dataSet,
ComputationGraph graph,
boolean isLast)
As per
processMinibatch(MultiDataSet, ComputationGraph, boolean) but used when SparkTrainingStats are being collected |
void |
removeHook(TrainingHook trainingHook)
Remove a training hook from the worker
|
void removeHook(TrainingHook trainingHook)
trainingHook
- the training hook to removevoid addHook(TrainingHook trainingHook)
trainingHook
- the training hook to addMultiLayerNetwork getInitialModel()
ComputationGraph getInitialModelGraph()
R processMinibatch(DataSet dataSet, MultiLayerNetwork network, boolean isLast)
dataSet
- Data set to train onnetwork
- Network to trainisLast
- If true: last data set currently available. If false: more data sets will be processed for this executorR processMinibatch(DataSet dataSet, ComputationGraph graph, boolean isLast)
dataSet
- Data set to train ongraph
- Network to trainisLast
- If true: last data set currently available. If false: more data sets will be processed for this executorR processMinibatch(MultiDataSet dataSet, ComputationGraph graph, boolean isLast)
dataSet
- Data set to train ongraph
- Network to trainisLast
- If true: last data set currently available. If false: more data sets will be processed for this executorPair<R,SparkTrainingStats> processMinibatchWithStats(DataSet dataSet, MultiLayerNetwork network, boolean isLast)
processMinibatch(DataSet, MultiLayerNetwork, boolean)
but used when SparkTrainingStats
are being collectePair<R,SparkTrainingStats> processMinibatchWithStats(DataSet dataSet, ComputationGraph graph, boolean isLast)
processMinibatch(DataSet, ComputationGraph, boolean)
but used when SparkTrainingStats
are being collectedPair<R,SparkTrainingStats> processMinibatchWithStats(MultiDataSet dataSet, ComputationGraph graph, boolean isLast)
processMinibatch(MultiDataSet, ComputationGraph, boolean)
but used when SparkTrainingStats
are being collectedR getFinalResult(MultiLayerNetwork network)
network
- Current state of the networkR getFinalResult(ComputationGraph graph)
graph
- Current state of the networkR getFinalResultNoData()
Pair<R,SparkTrainingStats> getFinalResultNoDataWithStats()
getFinalResultNoData()
but used when SparkTrainingStats
are being collectedPair<R,SparkTrainingStats> getFinalResultWithStats(MultiLayerNetwork network)
getFinalResult(MultiLayerNetwork)
but used when SparkTrainingStats
are being collectedPair<R,SparkTrainingStats> getFinalResultWithStats(ComputationGraph graph)
getFinalResult(ComputationGraph)
but used when SparkTrainingStats
are being collectedWorkerConfiguration getDataConfiguration()
WorkerConfiguration
that contains information such as minibatch sizes, etclong getInstanceId()
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Between 1 January and 8 February 2015, the IHR National Focal Points of Brazil, Canada, Mexico and the United States notified PAHO/WHO of a total of 147 cases of measles, most of which are related to a large multi-state outbreak in the United States.
A total of 121 measles cases have been reported in the Unites States of America from 1 January to 6 February 2015 in 17 states and Washington, DC:
For cases with ages reported, the age of case-patients range from less than 12 months to 59 years old (median = 19 years old). The majority of cases (103) are linked to an amusement park in California, which they visited between 17 and 20 December 2014. The outbreak likely started from a traveler who became infected overseas with measles and visited the amusement park while infectious; however, no source has been identified.
Canada is investigating two separate measles outbreaks.
As of yet, no source has been identified and there are no known links or contact between the cases. Contact tracing of exposed contacts is underway for the two outbreaks.
The Mexico IHR National Focal Point reported 2 imported cases of measles with history of travel to the United States. The first case is a 22-month-old female from Baja California Sur, Mexico (rash onset 30 December 2014) with history of travel to California from 16 to 18 December 2014. The second case is a 37-year-old, unvaccinated female from Nueva León state (rash onset 13 January 2015), whose only history of recent travel was to San Francisco, California from 26 to 31 December 2014. Local and national authorities have implemented appropriate prevention and control measures. So far, no further cases have been registered in Mexico.
Ongoing measles transmission has being reported in the northern states of Pernambuco and Ceará, Brazil for the period 2013-2015. Measles virus was first detected in Pernambuco on 19 March 2013. From that time to the end of the outbreak, on 14 March 2014, a total of 224 confirmed cases, including one fatal case, were reported in 24 municipalities. The most affected group was children under 1 year old (44.6%; 110/224). Genotype identified was D8.
This outbreak spread out to the neighbour state Ceará, where the first case was reported on 25 December 2013. As of 5 February, a total of 718 cases were confirmed in 31 municipalities. Rash onset of the last confirmed case is 19 January 2015. No deaths have been reported yet. Most cases are in children less than 5 years old (37.1%), followed by adolescents and adults aged 15-29 years old (33.2%). A total of 51 cases remain under investigation in 12 municipalities; rash onset of the last suspected case was 2 February 2015. Genotype identified was D8.
Additionally, one case with travel history to Fortaleza, Ceará was reported in a 40-year old male, resident of the state of Roraima.


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| enum | Mode : uint32_t {
UpCounter,
OneShotUpCounter
} |
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| enum | Interrupt : uint32_t { Update
} |
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| enum | InterruptFlag : uint32_t { Update
} |
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typedef xpcc::Flags32< Interrupt > | Interrupt_t |
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typedef xpcc::Flags32< InterruptFlag > | InterruptFlag_t |
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◆ enable()
| static void xpcc::stm32::BasicTimer::enable |
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Has to be called before calling any other function from this class! Otherwise the settings won't have any effect.
◆ disable()
| static void xpcc::stm32::BasicTimer::disable |
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All settings are ignored in this mode and the timer is shut down. Calling any function other than enable() won't have any effect.
◆ pause()
| static void xpcc::stm32::BasicTimer::pause |
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All settings are stored but the timer operation is suspend until start() is called.
◆ start()
| static void xpcc::stm32::BasicTimer::start |
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Has to called after the initial configuration to start timer or after pause() to restart the timer.
◆ setPrescaler()
| static void xpcc::stm32::BasicTimer::setPrescaler |
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uint16_t |
prescaler | ) |
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inlinestatic |
The prescaler can divide the counter clock frequency by any factor between 1 and 65536. The new prescaler ratio is taken into account at the next update event.
- See also
- applyAndReset()
◆ setOverflow()
| static void xpcc::stm32::BasicTimer::setOverflow |
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uint16_t |
overflow | ) |
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inlinestatic |
This sets the maximum counter value of the timer. The timer is blocked if overflow
is set to zero.
Takes effect at next update event.
- See also
- applyAndReset()
◆ setPeriod()
| static uint16_t xpcc::stm32::BasicTimer::setPeriod |
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uint32_t |
microseconds, |
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bool |
autoApply = true |
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Changes prescaler and overflow values. Takes effect at next update event.
- Parameters
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| microseconds | Requested period in microseconds |
| autoApply | Update the new value immediately and reset the counter value. |
- Returns
- New overflow value.
- See also
- applyAndReset()
◆ applyAndReset()
| static void xpcc::stm32::BasicTimer::applyAndReset |
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Generates an Update-Event without generating an Update-Interrupt.
This will reset the counter to 0 in up-counting mode (the default) or to the maximal value in down-counting mode. It will also update the timer's prescaler and overflow values if you have set them up to be changed using setPrescaler() or setOverflow() (or setPeriod()).
An Update-Event is also generated when the timer reaches its maximal (up-counting) or minimal (down-counting) value. The settings for Prescaler, Overflow and Compare values are applied then without calling this function.
◆ enableInterruptVector()
| static void xpcc::stm32::BasicTimer::enableInterruptVector |
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bool |
enable, |
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uint8_t |
priority |
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- Parameters
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| enable | Enable/disable the interrupt vector |
| priority | Priority of the interrupt vector (0=highest to 15=lowest). |
◆ enableInterrupt()
| static void xpcc::stm32::BasicTimer::enableInterrupt |
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Interrupt_t |
interrupt | ) |
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◆ disableInterrupt()
| static void xpcc::stm32::BasicTimer::disableInterrupt |
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Interrupt_t |
interrupt | ) |
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- Parameters
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| interrupt | Interrupts to disable |
◆ getInterruptFlags()
Use this method while executing an interrupt or in other situations where you want to know which of the flags are set.
If a flag is a cause of an enabled interrupt (and the Interrupt Vector is enabled) then interrupt will be triggered as long the flag is set.
- Warning
- You cannot use a switch statement for the returned value, since multiple flags may be set!
InterruptFlag flags = Timer::getInterruptFlags()
if (flags & Timer::FLAG_XX){
Timer::resetInterruptFlags(TIM::FLAG_XX)
}
◆ acknowledgeInterruptFlags()
| static void xpcc::stm32::BasicTimer::acknowledgeInterruptFlags |
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InterruptFlag_t |
flags | ) |
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static |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


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Description
Parses the Ant logging events and inserts lines into a build database
indicating where the errors have occurred.
Parameters
| Attribute |
Description |
Required |
| driver |
JDBC driver class used to insert data into the build database |
Yes |
| url |
JDBC URL used to connect to the build databse |
Yes |
| username |
Build database username |
Yes |
| password |
Build database password |
Yes |
| eventTable |
Alternate database table for events. Defaults to the build_event table. |
No |
| criteriaTable |
Alternate database table for event criteria. Defaults to the event_criteria table. |
No |
| pollingEnabled |
Enables a keep-alive thread to keep the build database connection open |
No |
| pollingInterval |
Number of seconds between build database keep-alive queries |
No |
| eventlevel |
Default event level used when inserting unmatched lines into the build database |
No |
| failureCriteriaLevel |
Criteria level which will trigger a build failure if a match is found.
Valid levels include: debug, verbose, information,
warning, and error.
|
No |
Parameters specified as nested elements
parse
Indicates a group of string parsing criteria used to examine and categorize
the build output. A parse group consists of a collection of find
elements which indicate the regular expressions to search for when parsing
each line of output. As matches are found they will be flagged with the
appropriate priority and inserted into the build database.
parse Parameters
| Attribute |
Description |
Required |
| group |
Name used to refer to events within this parse group |
Yes |
| target |
Ant target where listener will look for messages |
No |
| excludeTarget |
The ant target where listener will exclude under "target" when looking for messages. |
No |
find Parameters
| Attribute |
Description |
Required |
| type |
Criteria level to associate with any lines which match the text pattern.
Valid levels include: debug, verbose, information,
warning, and error.
|
Yes |
| text |
Regular expression used to evaluate each line of output |
Yes |
<dbreport ... >
<parse group="Test" target="dbreport">
<find type="warning" text="WARNING"/>
<find type="debug" text="DEBUG"/>
</parse>
</dbreport>
Examples
Register a logging listener
<dbreport driver="com.mysql.jdbc.Driver"
eventlevel="information"
url="jdbc:mysql://hdqinfra1.modeln.com/mn_build_test"
username="mndist"
password="mndist"
pollingEnabled="true"
pollingInterval="1">
<parse group="Test" target="dbreport">
<find type="warning" text="WARNING"/>
<find type="debug" text="DEBUG"/>
</parse>
</dbreport>
<echo message="Writing a default message..."/>
<echo level="error" message="Writing an ERROR message..."/>
<echo level="warning" message="Writing a WARNING message..."/>
<echo level="info" message="Writing an INFO message..."/>
<echo level="verbose" message="Writing a VERBOSE message..."/>
<echo level="debug" message="Writing a debug message..."/>
<dbreport driver="com.mysql.jdbc.Driver"
eventlevel="information"
url="jdbc:mysql://hdqinfra1.modeln.com/mn_build_test"
username="mndist"
password="mndist"
pollingEnabled="true"
pollingInterval="1">
<parse group="Database" target="all" excludeTargets="migrate">
<find type="error" text="ORA-[0-9]+:"/>
</parse>
</dbreport>