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Former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker who fought runaway inflation in the 1980s has died.
WASHINGTON - WASHINGTON (AP) - Former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker who fought runaway inflation in the 1980s has died.
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Slice Of Heaven, Ansaldo and Pearl Of Wisdom please
Slice Of Heaven, Ansaldo and Pearl Of Wisdom pleased when the horses were exercised here on Friday morning (Nov. 29)
Inner sand:
1000m: Louisiana (Nazerul) 1-6, 600/39. Stretched out well. Saint Petersburg (Indrajeet) 1-8, 600/40.5. Moved well.
Outer sand:
600m: Indian Empress (M. Naveen) 45. Moved on the bit. Pearl Of Wisdom (Chetan K), Activated (Md. Shoaib) 43. Former finished eight lengths ahead. Handsome (Suraj) 45.5. Moved freely. First Impression (Selvaraj), Redoubtable (Chetan K) 44. Former finished four lengths ahead. Realia (Selvaraj), a 2-y-o (One Lucky Dane - Sydney) (Chetan K) 45. They finished level. Goodwill Warrior (S.K. Paswan) 44.5. Moved well.
1000m: Slice Of Heaven (Vaibhav) 1-13, 600/43. Impressed. Ansaldo (Antony), Kimetto (I. Chisty) 1-16.5, 600/43. Former finished a distance ahead. Capstone (Shiva K) 1-15.5, 600/44. Worked well. Zehnazeeb (Shiva K) 1-15, 600/43. Strode out well. Tenali (Antony), La Romaine (I. Chisty) 1-16, 600/43.5. They moved impressively. High Tide (rb) 1-13.5, 600/44. Strode out well. John Connor (I. Chisty), Nisus (Antony) 1-16, 600/44. Former finished two lengths ahead. Allabouther (Indrajeet), a 2-y-o (Burden Of Proof - Angel Child) (R. Marshall) 1-15, 600/43.5. Former moved better.
1200m: Augustina (S. Shareef) 1-28, 1,000/1-15, 600/46. Eased up. A 2-y-o (Air Support - Cocktail Circuit) (R. Marshall), Arabian Phoenix (rb) 1-28, 1,000/1-12.5, 600/44. Former started two lengths behind and finished six lengths ahead.


TABLE OF INTERACTIONS WITH
ANTIPURINES
From the French ANSM drug interactions document of September 2016, p. 28
ANTIPURINES CLASS CODE: ANTIPUR |
VITAMIN K ANTAGONISTS CLASS CODE: B01AA-001 |
Decrease of the effect of the Vitamin K antagonist due to increase of its hepatic metabolism |
Precaution for use More frequent testing of the INR. Possible adjustment of the dosage of the Vitamin K antagonist at the beginning of the treatment with the immuno-inhibitor and after it is stopped |
ANTIPURINES CLASS CODE: ANTIPUR |
DERIVATIVES OF AMINOSALICYLIC ACID (ASA) CLASS CODE: A07EC-001 |
Risk of increase of the myelotoxicity of the immunoinhibitor, by inhibition of its hepatic metabolism by the ASA derivative, especially with patients presenting a partial deficit of thiopurine methyltransferase (TPMT) |
Take into account |
ANTIPURINES CLASS CODE: ANTIPUR |
XANTHINE OXYDASE INHIBITORS CLASS CODE: M04AA0 |
Possibly serious medullary insufficiency |
CONTRAINDICATION |
ANTIPURINES CLASS CODE: ANTIPUR |
RIBAVIRIN RxNorm: 9344 ATC: J05AB04 |
Increased risks of serious undesirable effects, due to inhibition of the metabolism of the immunoinhibitor by the ribavirin |
Not recommended |


Here we specify 16 as the maximum zoom when setting the map view automatically. As soon as the user agrees to share its location and it’s detected by the browser, the map will set the view to it. Now we have a working fullscreen mobile map! But what if we need to do something after the geolocation completed? Here’s what the locationfound and locationerror events are for. Let’s for example add a marker in the detected location, showing accuracy in a popup, by adding an event listener to locationfound event before the locateAndSetView call
Since we are working with the JavaScript, you can serve your app on any web browser. This will speed up your building process, but you should always test your app on native emulators and devices. Type the following code to serve your app on the web browser.
This will speed up your building process, but you should always test your app on native emulators and devices. Type the following code to serve your app on the web browser
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This will speed up your building process, but you should always test your app on native emulators and devices. Type the following code to serve your app on the web browser
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This will speed up your building process, but you should always test your app on native
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| The story of Bobby Sands, the IRA member who led the 1981 hunger strike in which Republican prisoners tried to win political status. It dramatises events in the Maze prison in the six weeks prior to Sands’ death. | |
| Genres: | Biography, Drama |
| Director: | Steve McQueen |
| Writer: | Enda Walsh, Steve McQueen |
Cast: | Raymond Lohan - Stuart Graham Raymond's Wife - Laine Megaw Davey Gillen - Brian Milligan Gerry Campbell - Liam McMahon Gerry's Girlfriend - Karen Hassan Bobby Sands - Michael Fassbender The Governor - Frank McCusker William - Lalor Roddy Mrs. Sands - Helen Madden Mr. Sands - Des McAleer Bearded Man - Geoff Gatt Priest - Rory Mullen Riot Prison Offficer Stephen Graves - Ben Peel Raymond's Mother - Helena Bereen Hitman - Paddy Jenkins Father Dominic Moran - Liam Cunningham Chief Medical Officer - Billy Clarke Twelve Year Old Bobby - Ciaran Flynn Loyalist Orderly - B.J. Hogg Prison Officer - Neal Hughes Prison Guard - Larry Cowan Guard - Tom Dart Naked Prisoner - Denis Halligan Riot Officer - Thomas James Scott Herself - Prime Minister of the United Kingdom - Margaret Thatcher |


Primordial gas cloud has thoroughly modern make-up
A cloud dating to the Universe’s early days hints that star formation had an early start.
One of the oldest clouds of intergalactic gas found so far has a surprisingly contemporary composition, suggesting that the first stars to form after the Big Bang lived and died more quickly than thought.
Early in the history of the Universe, gas clouds birthed the first galaxies and stars. But the details of this process remain mysterious.
While observing very bright objects called quasars, a team led by Eduardo Bañados at the Max Planck Institute for Astronomy in Heidelberg, Germany, stumbled on a peculiar cloud of gas that dates to just 850 million years after the Big Bang. Spectral analysis showed that the amounts of carbon and other elements in the cloud are much lower than those found in modern stars. This suggests that the cloud is made up of material from the early Universe.
But the ratios of these elements do not match the ratios that would be expected if the cloud contained remnants of the first generation of stars. Instead, the authors’ observations suggest that at least a second generation of stars had already come and gone, even at this early stage of cosmic growth.


RubyImcSdk README
SDK for Cisco IMC Server (standalone)
Installation
Download the Ruby IMC Sdk,and navigate to the ImcSdk folder. Install it yourself as:
`$make install`
Un-installation
Un-install it yourself as:
`$make clean`
Usage
add require 'ImcSdk'
in your application file to start
using the methods. For using the apis defined in the SDK additionally
add
* require 'ImcSdk/apis/admin/<admin api file
name>'
* require 'ImcSdk/apis/server/<server api
file name>'
Admin api file names: * ipmi.rb * ldap.rb * ntp.rb * user.rb
Server Api file names: * bios.rb * power.rb * remotepresence.rb * serveractions.rb * storage.rb
Documentation
To read the documetation, navigate to docs
folder and open the
index.html
in browser.
Development
-
Configure the
test_helper.rb
file,test_helper.rb
file is located underImcSdk/test
folder. -
Add an appropriate CIMC IP, Username and Password in the
test_helper.rb
file. -
Run
rake test
from ImcSdk folder to run all the unit tests in test folder. -
For running tests in a single file run as follows
rake test TEST=test/ImcSdk_ipmi_test.rb
Contributing
TODO: steps to raise bugs
License
* Copyright 2017 Cisco Systems, Inc.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the “License”);
you may
not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain
a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an “AS IS” BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or
implied.
See the License for the specific language governing
permissions and
limitations under the License.
Authors
* Name: Amit Mandal
email: amimanda@cisco.com


May 7, 2012 // Washingtonian
Jamie Stachowski is Now Serving Enormous Sandwiches in Georgetown // Fans of local farmers markets may recognize chef/mad-meat-genius Jamie Stachowski from the stand where he hawks kielbasa, Italian, and bratwurst sausages. Those same sausages can be found filling the glass-enclosed cases at Stachowski's new shop, which opened just over a week ago on Georgetown's 28th Street, NW, in the former Griffin Market space
Neighboring the fresh forcemeats are carnivorous delights--many from local farms--like dry-aged short-ribs and Kansas strip steaks, pork loin chops, and pig trotters. There's also a variety of prepared items: cherrywood-smoked chickens, duck prosciutto, Irish bacon, cured salmon, and chili-rubbed coppa. MORE
June 19, 2012 // Serious Eats
A Sandwich a Day: 4 Meat Grinder from Stachowski Market & Deli in Georgetown // The much anticipated Stachowski Market & Deli opened last month in the old Griffin Market space in Georgetown. The Stachowskis have been offering their expert charcuterie at local farmers' markets, but now you can pick them up at their new brick-and-mortar location.
Located on a quiet Georgetown corner, the shop is easy to miss. But walk by and the aroma of freshly cured meats will make you forget wherever else you were headed. Step inside and, while ogling the cases of dry-aged steaks and spare ribs, you can now order from a small selection of sandwiches... MORE
June 18, 2012 // Tasting Table
Meat up at Stachowski Market and Deli // The neighborhood butcher shop has become as hard to find as good liverwurst. Enter meat maestro Jamie Stachowski, a fixture at local farmers' markets. The chef has a new cure-all for both problems with his new Stachowski Market and Deli in Georgetown, which centers around two cold cases packed with house-made cold cuts and prime proteins.
The lunch menu focuses on supersize sandwiches, which can easily feed two. Piles of juicy pastrami ($12) arrive on toasted pumpernickel with a hefty dose of spiced brown mustard, and a side of three crisp pickles.The four-meat grinder ($11) wedges slices of soppressata, salami, coppa and fat-speckled mortadella into hearty peasant bread, along with circles of sharp provolone...MORE
May 2, 2012 // Eater
Inside Stachowski Market and Deli, Now Officially Open // Well, consider those lunch plans made — the Stachowski Market and Deli is now open in Georgetown's old Griffin Market space. Per Urban Daddy, the butcher shop quietly opened over the weekend and is now offering the charcuterie that owner Jamie Stachowski has long been selling at local farmers' markets. This brick-and-mortar space has been much anticipated since it was first announced in the fall. Eater stopped by for a look at the pig-shaped sandwich board and what goods are filling up the deli cases.
While the market is still filling up deli cases, they've got things like pork loin chop, skirt steak mignon, short ribs and a pancetta-wrapped muscovy duck in one case. The other bears the Stachowski charcuterie such as their smoked kielbasa, duck prosciutto, pate and more. Plus, of course, there's a small sandwich menu written on a pig-shaped blackboard offering hot pastrami, a four-meat grinder, kielbasa with sauerkraut and mustard and...MORE


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Warships have always been an interest of mine. When I found out about a local rc warship hobby group in my area, I was estatic. The idea of being able to mix hobby electronics with warships and sink stuff at the same time was understandably exciting.
I inherited the trusty little Italian destroyer of the namesake Scipione Africanus from an old-timer of the hobby, affectionately referred to as the sippycup for short. My play style thus far has been to start plinking at the older veterans in their battle wagons and quickly running like hell when they came too close, (I wasn't very successful, as seen below) but I soon felt the need for an upgrade...
I started assembling my new ship, the Japanese Mogami class heavy cruiser Kumano, soon after the 506th time kissing the bottom of the lake sometime in Febuary. The work began with a bare fiberglass hull, which I shaped and cut using various tools. The shaping of the hull was shortly followed by cutting and fitting decks and the gathering/creation of electrical subsystems that would be used on the ship.
I use a dremel to cut the ribs out of the hull to make penetrable areas and carefully measure and cut out a deck out of 1/4 ply wood. A certain percentage of the total hull must be penetrable to conform to rc warship rules.
Next came the "fun" part, also the most time consuming: Building out the juicy internals, in order: building propulsion and steering subsystems (propeller shafts, rudders, motors, servos), electrical and control subsystems, and finally, armament subsystems (cannons, solenoids). Ran into quite a few problems regarding the orientation of the rudder shafts with the hull, they ended up coming out at a bit of an angle instead of straight up and down. Made quite a few rookie mistakes that I'm not proud of, but what can you do? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I've opted to use battler connection's Multi-C board. Highly recommend for anyone looking to build. Costs a pretty penny but it worked wonders for me. Modularity is king. Also using Hobby wing's Cheap ESC line for motor control. First one was a bust and died within a the first few days of testing, but the second one is still going strong.
I've opted to use Lead Acid batteries because of their cheapness, non volatility, and ability to double as a ship ballast. I copped the regulator, C02 tank, and cannon parts from a friend, and found a few 3D models for the turrets online, bringing the total cost for the build down significantly.
Motor and shaft alignment was really stressful and took much longer than it should have. Luckily this hard work paid off, as the shafts came out almost parallel to the ground with very tight clearance for the 1 1/2 inch propellers. Shafts were created using telescoping tubes, while the propellers could be made with brass sheet and a collar.
I made the Rudders fairly easily, sandwiching a brass rod between 1/8 ply and sanding the difference. Alignment is off, but there is nothing that can be done about that, being sealed in a metric ton of epoxy and JB weld.
The steering system is was prone to error on the first test, as the rudder arms in the back kept getting jammed in an awkward position when recieving resistance against the rudders. This was due to servo arm flex and flexing of the servo mount itself, which was remedied by physically restricting the rudder arms and slathering the servo mount with more epoxy and fixing it securely with ply.
Lastly came one of my favorite parts, painting. I used Sasebo grey with IJN linoleum deck brown for a snazzy classic Japanese finish.
As of now, I'm still waiting on the superstructure, but for all intents and purposes she's ready for battle. Starboard cannon is still real finnicky to shoot, most likely after cutting it down to size and putting it back together. Nothing a little tinkering can solve. Summer is over, but eventually I shall return and finish what I started!


#* The server uses this HTML page to initiate SLO with WS-Federation and OpenID Connect partners. This template is used when logout requests need to be sent to SAML 2 partners as well as WS-Federation and/or OpenID Connect partners. For WS-Federation sessions, each iframe contains the results returned from the partner. For OpenID Connect sessions, a small image is loaded for each of the OAuth client's registered logout URL's. Before redirecting, the page waits until $minTimeToWaitMillis elapses and the window's onload event fires. However, logout endpoint redirects may cause the window's onload event to fire before the logout is complete for a given endpoint. If sessions are not being cleared correctly, it may be necessary to increase the $minTimeToWaitMillis timeout value. If logout endpoints are delayed in loading and the window's onload event has not fired, the page redirects after $maxTimeToWaitMillis. Velocity variables (identified by the $ character) are generated at runtime by the server. Change text or formatting as needed. Modifying Velocity statements is not recommended as it may interfere with expected server behavior. *# #set( $messageKeyPrefix = "sourceid-wsfed-idp-signout-cleanup-invisible-template." ) #set( $minTimeToWaitMillis = 1000 ) #set( $maxTimeToWaitMillis = 3000 )


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Building dynamic and intuitive web applications brings the energy everyday. "The best way to predict the future, I totally have to invent every bit of it." From art as a hobby, I decided to make reusable and interactive art a carreer.
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{% endblock breadcrumb %} {% block synopsis %}This page is used to lookup how well one panelist has scored against another panelist on a show-by-show basis.
Scoring data is currently available for shows that aired in January 2000 through current shows. Best Of, repeat and special shows, including the 20th anniversary show that aired on 2018-10-27, will not be included in the results.
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Ver. 2.0 Documentation
Installing Ulbora CMS
Installing or updating Ulbora CMS is very easy. Just install the npm module
Ulbora CMS Installer from command line as specified in the instructions.
Install a New Ulbora CMS App
Follow the instructions above and type: ulboracms-installer -h from command line for help.
Default Path and Version
The installer defaults to the latest version. The default path is shown below:
- Linux:/var/www-node
- Windows: c:\nodeapps
Install Ulbora CMS Dependencies
Navigate to the location of the new Ulbora CMS application and type: npm install
Starting Ulbora CMS
Navigate to the location of the server.js file in the new Ulbora CMS application and type: node server.js
Managing Ulbora CMS
- To access the administration screens, type: yourURL:8080/admin
- Enter username admin
- Enter password admin
- Click Users in the menu
- Change the admin password to a strong password
Building Templates
We are working on a tutorial for building custom Ulbora CMS templates. We will add the link here when it is ready.


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Apache Groovy is a powerful, optionally typed and dynamic language, with static-typing and static compilation capabilities, for the Java platform aimed at improving developer productivity thanks to a concise, familiar and easy to learn syntax. It integrates smoothly with any Java program, and immediately delivers to your application powerful features, including scripting capabilities, Domain-Specific Language authoring, runtime and compile-time meta-programming and functional programming.
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 The film opens with a shot of Michael Caine making his way through a hedge labyrinth in search of Laurence Olivier, who, like a spider, waits at the center. It's a perfect metaphor for all that is to come, as the two men square off in a series of increasingly- desperate games. This is the kind of movie where the payoff isn't about getting to the end, but in savoring every moment on the long, winding trip that takes us there.
The main reason SLEUTH stands up well on repeated viewings, while many serpentine thrillers fall apart, is the amazing performances turned in by the two leads. This is essentially a two-man stage show transformed into a movie. With the exception of a brief showing by British thespian Alec Cawthorne, the only actors on screen are Olivier and Caine. Both are so good that there's not a moment when we wish for someone else to interrupt their duel.  The running time, which exceeds two hours, flies by.
Olivier is universally recognized as one of the best actors ever to grace the screen (big or small). Whether as Heathcliffe in WUTHERING HEIGHTS, Darcy in PRIDE AND PREJUDICE, the lead in HAMLET, Moriarty in THE SEVEN PER CENT SOLUTION, or Lord Marchmain in "Brideshead Revisited," Olivier never disappointed. SLEUTH is easily one of his meatiest roles -- a chance to let go and act with relish. Andrew Wyke is a petty snob, but Olivier makes him into a figure of both great humor and great tragedy. While we never sympathize with Andrew, we do something far more important -- we understand him. Olivier received one of his ten career acting Oscar nominations for his work in this film, and, while it would be hyperbole to call this his most impressive outing, it's certainly one of his most memorable.
Michael Caine's career has been somewhat more checkered than Olivier's. While it's true that the older actor did appear in some questionable films towards the end of his life (CLASH OF THE TITANS, THE BETSY), Caine's entire career has been a series of wild ups and downs, with notable low points coming in BLAME IT ON RIO and ON DEADLY GROUND. Nevertheless, while one might question the man's motives for appearing in certain films, there's no doubting his talent, and it's all on display in SLEUTH. Caine's character is Milo Tindle, a low-class British hairdresser who has the audacity to carry on an affair with the wife of one of his betters, Andrew Wyke. When we first meet Milo, he cuts a rather pathetic figure as someone desperately trying to fit in where he doesn't feel comfortable. But, as a result of Andrew's cruelty, we soon recognize there's steel beneath Milo's mild-mannered exterior. When Andrew's unconscionable actions give Milo the excuse, he sees an opportunity to use this one man as a focal point for all of the rage he feels at the class-based injustices he has been subjected to throughout his entire life. The brilliance of Caine's portrayal is that we accept and believe every small transformation of personality that Milo undergoes.
At this point, I want to insert a warning into this review: because it's virtually impossible to discuss SLEUTH in any detail without giving away some of the surprises, I'm cautioning readers who want a "virgin" experience to stop reading now (and come back once you've seen the movie). While my intention is not to reveal everything (the ending, for example, will go unmentioned), certain plot elements will be exposed. And, while SLEUTH can easily be enjoyed by those who know the story inside out, why spoil some of the fun if you haven't already seen it?
Andrew and Milo are both expert gamesmen, but their views about playing are radically different. Milo is a hard worker who has struggled for every gain in life. He has known pain, hardship, and humiliation. For him, games are a form of recreation. His primary goal is to settle down peacefully with the woman he loves (who happens to be Andrew's wife). Andrew, on the other hand, is an upper-class elitist who has never endured misfortune. He's a staunch conservative who holds that class isn't just a circumstance of birth; it's an indicator of character. To a successful mystery novelist like him, everything is a game: sex, life, death.
The first phase in the game has Andrew luring Milo to his house under the pretense of discussing the terms by which Andrew will grant his wife, Marguerite, a divorce so she can marry Milo. Much to the younger man's surprise, Andrew seems delighted to be rid of his spouse. "Sex is the game," Andrew laments. "Marriage is the penalty." Since he has a mistress to take care of the former, the wife has become expendable. Using his personal experience as a guideline, Andrew advises that for Milo to keep Marguerite happy, he will need a source of significant income. To that end, the wily mystery writer has a proposition: Milo will steal a cache of Andrew's jewelry, then Andrew will report them stolen. As a result, Andrew will get the insurance money and Milo can fence the property for a significant amount of cash. To Milo, it sounds like the perfect plan. There's only one problem – Andrew isn't serious. The whole plot is a setup designed so that Andrew can humiliate the man who has stolen one of his baubles (his wife). Once Milo is in the process of committing the crime, Andrew pulls out a revolver and calmly informs Milo that he is going to shoot him, a burglar interrupted in the crime. He isn't serious, but Milo believes him and, when Andrew pulls the trigger, he faints dead away.
Round two is Milo's revenge. Andrew thinks the game is over, but Milo, wounded to the quick, has other ideas. The vicious scheme he hatches to get back at Andrews comprises the second half of the film, and is even more devious than the one used against him. Milo proves that not only is he a player of Andrew's caliber, but he's faster, less principled, and more shrewd. By the time the end credits roll, it's clear who has had the final laugh. The viewer sits enraptured through the entire match between these two players, watching a series of unexpected plot twists unravel on-screen. The labyrinth at the beginning is indeed an apt metaphor.
It's easy enough to guess that SLEUTH began life on the stage – the narrative, with its limited setting (most of the action takes place within a few rooms in Andrew's house) and focus on dialogue and character interaction is the kind of approach one would expect from a play. But it's hard to imagine that any live version could have been as riveting without Olivier and Caine, who elevate SLEUTH from the level of a rollicking good story to a masterpiece. Here, the acting is the key, and it is never found lacking.
Of course, I don't mean to downplay the contribution of director Joseph Mankiewicz or playwright/screenwriter Andrew Shaffer, both of whom share credit with the actors for SLEUTH's success. Shaffer's script is delicious – witty, intelligent, and full of the unexpected. And, while Olivier certainly has all the best lines, Caine has the most glorious non-dialogue moments, such as the scene in which he dresses up as a clown in preparation for breaking into Andrew's house.
Those who enjoyed the convolutions in David Fincher's THE GAME will find that SLEUTH offers many of the same pleasures without the most obvious drawback (blatant manipulation of the audience). This tremendously entertaining motion picture is as effective today, more than a quarter of a century after its release, as it was in 1972. It's not the easiest movie to find on videotape (although it has just been released in the new DVD format), and many of the existing copies are in poor condition, but it's more than worth the effort to seek out. SLEUTH is a hidden treasure.
Copyright 1998 James Berardinelli
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If this is enabled, the patch set number doesn't matter when computing if running builds should be canceled.
If not, only newer patch sets will cancel older ones, not vice versa.


Before Change
build_job.set_status(JobLifeCycle.SCHEDULED)
spawner_class = get_spawner_class(build_job.backend)
local_build = build_job.backend in {BuildBackend.NATIVE, None}
spawner = spawner_class(
project_name=build_job.project.unique_name,
project_uuid=build_job.project.uuid.hex,
After Change
build_job.set_status(JobLifeCycle.SCHEDULED)
spawner_class = get_spawner_class(build_job.backend)
try:
registry_spec = get_registry_context(build_backend=build_job.backend)
except ContainerRegistryError:
build_job.set_status(
JobLifeCycle.FAILED,
message="Could not start the dockerizer job, please check your registry configuration.")
return
spawner = spawner_class(
project_name=build_job.project.unique_name,
project_uuid=build_job.project.uuid.hex,
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Network ConsiderationsMake sure that your application will not exceed the bandwidth of the network. During testing, the load on the network is often much less than the load generated by real users. It is difficult (not to mention expensive and time consuming) to segment a network after the application has already been in production. Much testing is done on applications by loading the server with a small number of clients with a heavy workload. Although this arrangement can offer a lot of good data for tuning, remember that the system is stressed in a different way if you dont have a large number of users. In practice, you may find that you have to increase the number of dispatchers or tune some OS parameters to handle those additional connections. Performance Tuning after the System Is BuiltAfter the system is built, the job of tuning begins. In the design stage, you engineered performance into the system and you may have a good idea where the bottlenecks or hot spots might be. It is only after the system has been designed and built that you can really test your theories. If possible, generate user input in a laboratory environment and test the system for both stability and performance. It is difficult to generate large numbers of connectionsespecially in a client/server environmentbut if you can generate those connections, the results are worth it. In the testing stage, be sure to keep careful notes about any tuning you do and how those changes affect the system. Remember the five-step method discussed in Chapter 4, Tuning Methodology:
By following and sticking to an organized methodology, your results will be worthwhile. Remember that careful note-taking is a must. Tuning the ClientIn a client/server configuration, it is important to make sure that the client is not causing major delays. When using automated GUI application builders, you can sometimes forget that the application can be inefficient. Remember that not everyone in the corporation has the fastest PC on their desk, so optimize the application, if possible. The nice thing about tuning a client machine is that once it is tuned, it doesnt make any difference how many other machines are on the network. The client is still tuned. Even if you tune the server well, adding more connections can change the workload, making it necessary for you to tune the server again. Tuning the ServerThe server is the most complex aspect of system tuning. Consider that the server may serve hundreds or thousands of connections, that other activities may be occurring on the server, that you have to balance throughput and response times, and so on. Here are some of the factors to keep in mind when tuning the server:
Keep in mind that the server is a shared resource that must be tuned and balanced to serve the needs of all. Achieving this balance is not always easy. Part II of this book, Tuning the Server, addresses this topic in detail. Tuning the NetworkThere is really nothing you can do to tune the network per se. The network is a resource used by both the clients and the servers. You must make sure that the network does not exceed its limits; other than watching for network overload, the only thing to do is to add more resources (which usually means adding more or faster LAN segments). Although you cannot do anything to tune the network for more performance, you can tune your applications to make good use of the network. Under some operating systems, you can decrease network usage by carefully sizing the network packet size to more closely fit what SQL*Net wants. You can also reduce network consumption by not sending unnecessary data across the wire. The important thing is that the network does not cause excessive delays in response time or excessive processing in the clients or servers (caused by exceeding network limitations). If you have a problem, it may be time to upgrade the network.
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# The dynaconf CLI
The $ dynaconf cli provides some useful commands
> IMPORTANT if you are using [Flask Extension](flask.html) the env var FLASK_APP must be defined to use the CLI, and if using [Django Extension](django.html) the DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE must be defined.
## dynaconf –help
``` Usage: dynaconf [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]…
Dynaconf - Command Line Interface
- Options:
- --version
Show dynaconf version
- --docs
Open documentation in browser
- --banner
Show awesome banner
- -i, --instance TEXT
Custom instance of LazySettings
- --help
Show this message and exit.
- Commands:
init Inits a dynaconf project By default it… list Lists all defined config values write Writes data to specific source validate Validates based on dynaconf_validators.toml file
## dynaconf init
Use init to easily configure your application configuration, once dynaconf is installed go to the root directory of your application and run:
creates settings files in current directory
`
$ dynaconf init -v key=value -v foo=bar -s token=1234 -e production
`
The above command will create in the current directory
settings.toml
```ini [default] KEY = “default” FOO = “default”
[production] KEY = “value” FOO = “bar” ```
also .secrets.toml
```ini [default] TOKEN = “default”
[production] TOKEN = “1234” ```
The command will also create a .env setting the working environment to [production]
`bash
ENV_FOR_DYNACONF="PRODUCTION"
`
And will include the .secrets.toml in the .gitignore
`ini
# Ignore dynaconf secret files
.secrets.*
`
> For sensitive data in production is recommended using [Vault Server](sensitive_secrets.html)
``` Usage: dynaconf init [OPTIONS]
Inits a dynaconf project By default it creates a settings.toml and a .secrets.toml for [default|development|staging|testing|production|global] envs.
The format of the files can be changed passing –format=yaml|json|ini|py.
This command must run on the project’s root folder or you must pass –path=/myproject/root/folder.
If you want to have a .env created with the ENV defined there e.g: ENV_FOR_DYNACONF=production just pass –env=production and then .env will also be created and the env defined to production.
- Options:
-f, –format [ini|toml|yaml|json|py|env] -p, –path TEXT defaults to current directory -e, –env TEXT Sets the working env in .env file -v, –vars TEXT extra values to write to settings file file
e.g: `dynaconf init -v NAME=foo -v X=2
- -s, --secrets TEXT
secret key values to be written in .secrets e.g: `dynaconf init -s TOKEN=kdslmflds
–wg / –no-wg -y –django TEXT –help Show this message and exit.
## dynaconf list
List all defined parameters and optionally export to a json file.
``` Usage: dynaconf list [OPTIONS]
Lists all user defined config values and if –all is passed it also shows dynaconf internal variables.
- Options:
- -e, --env TEXT
Filters the env to get the values
- -k, --key TEXT
Filters a single key
- -m, --more
Pagination more|less style
- -l, --loader TEXT
a loader identifier to filter e.g: toml|yaml
- -a, --all
show dynaconf internal settings?
- -o, --output FILE
Filepath to write the listed values as json
- --output-flat
Output file is flat (do not include [env] name)
- --help
Show this message and exit.
### Exporting current environment as a file
`bash
dynaconf list -o path/to/file.yaml
`
The above command will export all the items showed by dynaconf list to the desired format which is inferred by the -o file extension, supported formats yaml, toml, ini, json, py
When using py you may want a flat output (without being nested inside the env key)
`bash
dynaconf list -o path/to/file.py --output-flat
`
## dynaconf write
``` Usage: dynaconf write [OPTIONS] TO
Writes data to specific source
- Options:
- -v, --vars TEXT
key values to be written e.g: `dynaconf write toml -e NAME=foo -e X=2
- -s, --secrets TEXT
secret key values to be written in .secrets e.g: `dynaconf write toml -s TOKEN=kdslmflds -s X=2
- -p, --path TEXT
defaults to current directory/settings.{ext}
- -e, --env TEXT
env to write to defaults to DEVELOPMENT for files for external sources like Redis and Vault it will be DYNACONF or the value set in $ENVVAR_PREFIX_FOR_DYNACONF
-y –help Show this message and exit.
## dynaconf validate
> NEW in 1.0.1
Starting on version 1.0.1 it is possible to define validators in TOML file called dynaconf_validators.toml placed in the same fodler as your settings files.
dynaconf_validators.toml equivalent to program above
version = {must_exist=true} name = {must_exist=true} password = {must_exist=false}
[default.age] must_exist = true lte = 30 gte = 10
[production] project = {eq=”hello_world”} ```
Then to fire the validation use:
`
$ dynaconf validate
`
If validates it returns status 0 (success) and this command can be called in your CI/CD/Deploy jobs.
## dynaconf –version
returns dynaconf version
`
$ dynaconf --version
1.0.0
`
## dynaconf –docs
Opens Dynaconf documentation in browser
## dynaconf –banner
Prints this awesome ascii made banner in the console :)
``` $ dynaconf –banner
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Learn more at: http://github.com/rochacbruno/dynaconf ```


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public class ChadoXmlWrite
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boolean saveAnnots,
boolean saveResults,
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java.lang.String version)
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java.lang.String file_str,
java.lang.String preamble,
boolean saveAnnots,
boolean saveResults,
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Sessions group traces which belong to the same high-level user interaction.
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Version 1.4 of the X Resize, Rotate, and Reflect Extension (RandR 1.4 for short) adds a way for drivers to work together so that one graphics device can display images rendered by another.
For displaying NVIDIA GPU desktop contents on a screen connected to another graphics device, X.Org X server version 1.13 or higher.
For displaying another graphics device's desktop contents on a
screen connected to an NVIDIA GPU, X.Org X server version 1.20.7 or
higher. X server version 1.20.6 is also supported using Option "AllowPRIMEDisplayOffloadSink"
"boolean"
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A Linux kernel, version 3.13 or higher, with CONFIG_DRM enabled.
Version 1.4.0 of the xrandr command-line utility.
To use the NVIDIA driver as an RandR 1.4 output source provider,
also known as “PRIME”, the X
server needs to be configured to use the NVIDIA driver for its
primary screen and to use the “modesetting” driver for the other graphics
device. This can be achieved by placing the following in
/etc/X11/xorg.conf
:
Section "ServerLayout" Identifier "layout" Screen 0 "nvidia" Inactive "intel" EndSection Section "Device" Identifier "nvidia" Driver "nvidia" BusID "<BusID for NVIDIA device here>" EndSection Section "Screen" Identifier "nvidia" Device "nvidia" Option "AllowEmptyInitialConfiguration" EndSection Section "Device" Identifier "intel" Driver "modesetting" EndSection Section "Screen" Identifier "intel" Device "intel" EndSection
To use the NVIDIA driver as an RandR 1.4 output sink provider,
also known as “Reverse
PRIME”, the X server needs to be configured to use the
“modesetting” driver for its
primary screen and to use the NVIDIA driver for the other graphics
device. This can be achieved by placing the following in
/etc/X11/xorg.conf
:
Section "ServerLayout" Identifier "layout" Screen 0 "intel" Inactive "nvidia" Option "AllowNVIDIAGPUScreens" EndSection Section "Device" Identifier "nvidia" Driver "nvidia" EndSection Section "Screen" Identifier "nvidia" Device "nvidia" EndSection Section "Device" Identifier "intel" Driver "modesetting" BusID "<BusID for Intel device here>" EndSection Section "Screen" Identifier "intel" Device "intel" EndSection
See “What is the format of a PCI Bus ID?” for information on determining the appropriate BusID string for your graphics card.
The nvidia-xconfig(1) utility can be used to update the X configuration file for using the NVIDIA driver as an output source provider.
$ nvidia-xconfig --prime
See the nvidia-xconfig(1) man page for details.
The X server does not automatically enable displays attached
using the output sink in this configuration. To do that, use the
xrandr
command line tool.
For NVIDIA as an output source:
$ xrandr --setprovideroutputsource modesetting NVIDIA-0 $ xrandr --auto
For NVIDIA as an output sink:
$ xrandr --setprovideroutputsource NVIDIA-G0 modesetting $ xrandr --auto
This pair of commands can be added to your X session startup
scripts, for example by putting them in $HOME/.xinitrc
before running startx
.
Use the
$ xrandr --listproviders
command to query the capabilities of the graphics devices. If
the system requirements are met and the X server is configured
correctly, there should be a provider named NVIDIA-0
or NVIDIA-G0
with the Source Output
or Sink Output
capability, respectively, and
one named modesetting
with the
Sink Output
and/or Source Output
capabilities. If either
provider is missing or doesn't have the expected capability, check
your system configuration.
When running against X.Org X server with video driver ABI 23 or higher, synchronization is supported with compatible drivers. At the time of writing, synchronization is compatible with the “modesetting” driver with Intel devices on Linux version 4.5 or newer. If all requirements are met, synchronization will be used automatically.
X.Org X server version 1.19 or newer is required to support synchronization. Without synchronization, displays are prone to “tearing”. See Caveats for details.
If synchronization is being used but is not desired, it can be disabled with:
$ xrandr --output <output> --set "PRIME Synchronization" 0
and re-enabled with:
$ xrandr --output <output> --set "PRIME Synchronization" 1
See Vblank syncing for information on how OpenGL applications can synchronize with sink-provided outputs.
Support for PRIME Synchronization relies on DRM KMS support. See Chapter 35, Direct Rendering Manager Kernel Modesetting (DRM KMS) for more information.
Some Intel i915 DRM driver versions, such as that included with
Linux 4.5, have a bug where drmModeMoveCursor() and
drmModePageFlip() interfere with each other, resulting in only one
occurring per frame. If choppy performance is observed in
configurations using PRIME Synchronization and i915, it is
suggested to add Option
"SWCursor"
to Intel's device section in xorg.conf. The bug
appears to be fixed as of Linux 4.6.
When running against X.Org X server version 1.18.x or lower, there is no synchronization between the images rendered by the NVIDIA GPU and the output device. This means that the output device can start reading the next frame of video while it is still being updated, producing a graphical artifact known as “tearing”. Tearing is expected due to limitations in the design of the X.Org X server prior to video driver ABI 23.
NVIDIA's implementation of PRIME requires support for DRM render
nodes, a feature first merged in Linux 3.12. However, the feature
was not enabled by default until Linux 3.17. To enable it on
earlier supported kernels, specify the drm.rnodes=1
kernel boot parameter.
PRIME Synchronization is compatible with xf86-video-amdgpu as an output sink. xf86-video-amdgpu implements a separate interface for PRIME Synchronization that the RandR layer of the X server does not recognize. As a result, X will print "randr: falling back to unsynchronized pixmap sharing", despite the fact that PRIME is synchronized. Additionally, the "PRIME Synchronization" output property will not function to disable PRIME Synchronization when set to 0.
The NVIDIA driver only exposes the Output Sink
capability by default on X
server version 1.20.7 or later, but can be used without issue on X
server version 1.20.6 with Option
"AllowPRIMEDisplayOffloadSink"
. See Option "AllowPRIMEDisplayOffloadSink"
"boolean"
for more information.
The NVIDIA driver currently does not support rotation or reflection when used as an output sink.
The NVIDIA driver currently cannot be used as an output sink when the output source driver is xf86-video-amdgpu.


Examples¶
WebGL¶
Network Visualization¶
Application Examples¶
This contents is under construction.
| Image | Description |
|---|---|
| jqplot01: | The left image shows the applied example which combined glNetViz with jqPlot . |
| sdashboard01: | The left image shows the applied example which combined glNetViz with sDashboard . |
| geoip01: | The left image shows the applied example which combined glNetViz with GeoIP . |
| mmglu01: | The left image shows the applied example which combined glNetViz with Mmglu . |
| mongodb01: | The left image shows the applied example which combined glNetViz with mongoDB . |
| 2dmap01: | The left image shows the applied example which combined glNetViz with GeoIP . |
| pox01: | The left image shows the applied example which combined glNetViz with POX . |
- jqPlot + glNetViz
- sDashboard + glNetViz
- libgeoip + glNetViz
- Mmglu.particle + glNetViz
- Vimage Jail + fluentd + mongoDB + glNetViz
- 2D Map + glNetViz
- nox + glNetViz
- POX + glNetViz
- trema + glNetViz
- Android + PhoneGap + glNetViz
- Automating Dynamic Malware Analysis


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Dependency injection allows the removal of hard-coded dependencies and makes it possible to change them, whether at run-time or compile-time.
Traditionally Guice has been the go-to library for dependency injection, with RoboGuice bringing this functionality to Android. Dagger is a new dependency injector specfically optimized for Android and interactive Java apps. In particular, it reduces the overhead required by Guice at startup.
This library eliminates some of the boilerplate required to wire your Dagger app. For a minimal working app, all that is required is to switch your imports to the corresponding classes provided, and provide a module listing all your @Inject
points. To see a working sample, look in the cloak-sample
folder at the root of the project.
This library also sets up for "view injection" with ButterKnife so you never have to call findViewById
again.
Simply switch your imports so that your Application
class extends from CloakedApplication
, your activities extend from CloakedActivity
and fragments extend from CloakedFragment
. Your application class must provide a module to the applicationGraph
listing all injection points for your app.
To see a working sample, look in the cloak-sample
folder at the root of the project.
compile 'com.f2prateek.cloak:cloak:(insert latest version)'
If you would like to contribute code you can do so through GitHub by forking the repository and sending a pull request.
When submitting code, please make every effort to follow existing conventions and style in order to keep the code as readable as possible. Please also make sure your code compiles by running gradle assemble
.
Copyright 2013 Prateek Srivastava (@f2prateek) Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.


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Class used to represent a matcher, that is a way to convert expressions matches into a metric. More...
#include <Matcher.h>
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| Matcher () noexcept | |
| Construct a new Matcher object. More... | |
| Matcher (const Config::expression::metric &config) noexcept | |
| Construct a new Matcher object. More... | |
| const std::vector< std::string > & | name () const noexcept |
| Returns the pattern for the name of the metric. More... | |
| const std::string & | value () const noexcept |
| Returns the pattern for the value of the metric. More... | |
| const std::string & | unit () const noexcept |
| Returns the pattern for the unit of the metric. More... | |
| const std::map< std::string, std::string > & | tags () const noexcept |
| Returns the pattern for the tags of the metric. More... | |
| bool | computeRate () const noexcept |
| Returns whether the metric is a rate. More... | |
| bool | convertToUnitsPerSecond () const noexcept |
| Returns whether the metric should be converted to units per second. More... | |
| void | setName (const std::vector< std::string > &name) noexcept |
| Sets the pattern for the name of the metric. More... | |
| void | setValue (const std::string &value) noexcept |
| Sets the pattern for the value of the metric. More... | |
| void | setUnit (const std::string &unit) noexcept |
| Sets the pattern for the unit of the metric. More... | |
| void | setTags (const std::map< std::string, std::string > &tags) noexcept |
| Sets the pattern for the tags of the metric. More... | |
| void | setComputeRate (bool computeRate) noexcept |
| Sets whether the metric is a rate. More... | |
| void | setConvertToUnitsPerSecond (bool convertToUnitsPerSecond) noexcept |
| Sets whether the metric should be converted to units per second. More... | |
| std::optional< std::vector< std::string > > | getName (const std::cmatch &match, const std::vector< std::string > &pathParts) const noexcept |
| Use an expression match to compute the metric's name. More... | |
| std::optional< double > | getValue (const std::cmatch &match, const std::vector< std::string > &pathParts) const noexcept |
| Use an expression match to compute the metric's value. More... | |
| std::optional< std::string > | getUnit (const std::cmatch &match, const std::vector< std::string > &pathParts) const noexcept |
| Use an expression match to compute the metric's unit. More... | |
| std::optional< std::map< std::string, std::string > > | getTags (const std::cmatch &match, const std::vector< std::string > &pathParts) const noexcept |
| Use an expression match to compute the metric's tags. More... | |
| std::optional< Metric > | getMetric (const std::cmatch &match, const std::vector< std::string > &pathParts) const noexcept |
| Use an expression match to compute the metric. More... | |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static constexpr char | matchEscapeChar = '\\' |
| Escape character. More... | |
| static constexpr char | matchSubstitutionPrefix = '$' |
| Variables prefix character. More... | |
| static constexpr std::string_view | matchSubstitutionPathPrefix = "path_"sv |
| Path part prefix variable string. More... | |
Protected Attributes | |
| std::vector< std::string > | name_ |
| Pattern for the name of the metric. More... | |
| std::string | value_ |
| Pattern for the value of the metric. More... | |
| std::string | unit_ |
| Pattern for the unit of the metric. More... | |
| std::map< std::string, std::string > | tags_ |
| Pattern for the tags of the metric. More... | |
| bool | computeRate_ |
| Whether the metric is a rate. More... | |
| bool | convertToUnitsPerSecond_ |
| Whether the metric should be converted to units per second. More... | |
Class used to represent a matcher, that is a way to convert expressions matches into a metric.
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Construct a new Matcher object.
Definition at line 29 of file Matcher.cc.
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Construct a new Matcher object.
| config | configuration to use |
Definition at line 31 of file Matcher.cc.
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Returns whether the metric is a rate.
Definition at line 57 of file Matcher.cc.
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Returns whether the metric should be converted to units per second.
Definition at line 61 of file Matcher.cc.
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noexcept |
Use an expression match to compute the metric.
| match | expression match to use |
| pathParts | parts of the source file's path, if any |
std::optional
if any of its fields couldn't be matched Definition at line 193 of file Matcher.cc.
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noexcept |
Use an expression match to compute the metric's name.
| match | expression match to use |
| pathParts | parts of the source file's path, if any |
std::optional
if it couldn't be matched Definition at line 152 of file Matcher.cc.
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noexcept |
Use an expression match to compute the metric's tags.
| match | expression match to use |
| pathParts | parts of the source file's path, if any |
std::optional
if it couldn't be matched Definition at line 178 of file Matcher.cc.
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noexcept |
Use an expression match to compute the metric's unit.
| match | expression match to use |
| pathParts | parts of the source file's path, if any |
std::optional
if it couldn't be matched Definition at line 172 of file Matcher.cc.
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noexcept |
Use an expression match to compute the metric's value.
| match | expression match to use |
| pathParts | parts of the source file's path, if any |
std::optional
if it couldn't be matched Definition at line 162 of file Matcher.cc.
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Returns the pattern for the name of the metric.
Definition at line 41 of file Matcher.cc.
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Sets whether the metric is a rate.
Definition at line 82 of file Matcher.cc.
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Sets whether the metric should be converted to units per second.
Definition at line 86 of file Matcher.cc.
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Sets the pattern for the name of the metric.
Definition at line 66 of file Matcher.cc.
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Sets the pattern for the tags of the metric.
Definition at line 78 of file Matcher.cc.
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Sets the pattern for the unit of the metric.
Definition at line 74 of file Matcher.cc.
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Sets the pattern for the value of the metric.
Definition at line 70 of file Matcher.cc.
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Returns the pattern for the tags of the metric.
Definition at line 53 of file Matcher.cc.
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Returns the pattern for the unit of the metric.
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This is the story of two friends and their run in with MDA: Myself and one of my buddies (I'll refer to him as B). I have extensive psychoactive experience (Cannabis/hash/oil, Salvia, LSD, LSA, Mushrooms, Mescaline, MDMA, MDA, Cocaine, Ketamine, DXM, 2C-T-7, 2C-B, 2C-T-2..etc) so if a substance isn't crack, meth, datura or heroin (the devil drugs), chances are I've tried it. B had much more limited psychoactive experience (Cannabis/hash/oil, mushrooms, limited salvia experience).
Anyways, I had picked up 3 tablets of what was sold as ecstasy (Yellow Yin Yang, acquired near Detroit), I intended to take two tablets and sell one, but I instead took one, sold one and gave one to B because he had purchased a 24 of Budweiser for me the night before. So, the plan was to save the tablets until the next night, because we had planned on enjoying some quality Budweiser this night.
Instead, I drank a six pack and he had about 1.5 forties of malt liquor (gotta love that Colt 45!). Based on the fact that he's slightly taller and heavier than me, I can assume that we were at similar BAC's when we decided to take the tablets. After popping the tabs, the alcohol went away for the night, or at least until the tab's effects were gone. After about 30 to 45 minutes the roll began. B basically started to get giggly, and a little spaced out. I was beginning to feel the chemical euphoria, and the feeling of 'returning to the real reality' as I call it. The alcohol had stunted our motor control slightly, however, we were both walking relatively straight.
About 15 minutes later we had arrived at a friend's house and were waiting for him and a few other friends so we could go to a party. At this point, an acquaintance of B and I rode by on a moped/go-ped. B, feeling the effects of the drug and alcohol quite nicely by now, asked if he could ride the moped. He was allowed to do so, and proceeded to ride (albeit unsteadily) up and down the street, before basically wiping out for some reason or another. B was entirely fine, as he managed to roll to avoid injury, and because the go-ped wasn't travelling quickly.
At this point, the drugs kicked in quite nicely for me. The world was engulfed in auras, slight tracers, and a wonderful electricity that ran from the ground and up my legs and spine (I knew at this point that I had taken MDA, due to visuals and body effects). When I took a foot of the ground, the electricity stopped...as if I had broken a circuit. According to other friends, B and I both had rather dilated pupils. A group of us then proceeded to go to a party that was to be happening.
I can say that this party was absolutely amazing on MDA. The sounds of conversation were like an exotic, chanting music, and the appearance of the party itself was also amazing as the lights and music synergized and created an experience that I can only describe as nirvana. I had lost track of B at this point, and really didn't care, I was enjoying my surroundings and conversing with others far too much. Also, the fact that I wasn't empathetic whatsoever was a further indication that I had taken MDA, also I wasn't clenching at all (MDMA makes me *slightly* empathetic and rather clenchy).
 Myself and a small group evaded the police (the entire time I was thinking how awful a substance alchohol is, and how braindead drunks are). My memory is a little hazy as to what happened after this (My term memory is fried due to psychoactive indulgences, lol). I believe that we found a friend who was driving by and we went cruising around, smoking massive amounts of quality organic buds (most likely Jack Herer strain). Music, coupled with the feeling and sights of movement in a vehicle was amazing. I had reached the nirvana I had attained shortly before, I felt as though I was travelling through reality itself.
I had completely lost track of B, and I later found out that he had his own little vignette adventure after evading the police, but I didn't really care to remember the details, I believe it involved him going to a loser-party, and in his drugged state proceeded to fraternize and drink with them (B's not the brightest of lights). My night ended once the drugs wore off, and I was left with an incredible sense of accomplishment.
Overall, I cannot stress enough that MDA and MDMA are both incredible, incredible substances, that have unfortunately been abused by too many. On a sidenote, the following day I looked up the Yellow Yin Yang tablet on www.ecstasydata.org and found out that it was, indeed MDA.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


| Introduction | Installation | Format handlers | External libraries |
Valid format specifiers for reading photo's:
| "bmp" | ||
| "gif -index <n>" | ||
| "jpeg -fast -grayscale" | ||
| "png" | ||
| "tiff" | ||
| "xbm" | ||
| "xpm" | ||
| "postscript -index <n> -zoom <x> <y>" | (-index not yet implemented) | |
| "window" | (works only with "-data", not "-file") |
Valid format specifiers for writing photo's:
| "bmp" | ||
| "gif -interlaced <bool>" | (-interlaced not yet implemented) | |
| "jpeg -quality <n> -smooth <n> -grayscale -optimize -progressive" | ||
| "png Author <name> Title <title> Description ....." Each pair of arguments will add a named text chunk to the file. |
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| "tiff -compression <compression> -byteorder <byteorder>" | ||
| "xbm" | ||
| "xpm" |
The format options have the following meaning:
| -background C: | use color C as background color for transparent parts of the image. | |
| -byteorder: | Byteorder for TIFF file. Should be one of bigendian, littleendian, network, smallendian or {}. Default: {} | |
| -compression: | Compression for TIFF file. Should be one of none, jpeg, packbits or deflate. Default: none. | |
| -fast: | Fast, low-quality processing. | |
| -grayscale: | Force incoming image to grayscale/ Create monochrome file. | |
| -index N: | Select one of the sub-images (GIF and postscript only, not yet implemented for postscript). Default value: 0 | |
| -interlaced N: | N=1: interlaced. N=0: non-interlaced (not yet implemented). | |
| -optimize: | Optimize Huffman table. | |
| -progressive: | Create progressive file (JPEG only). | |
| -quality N: | Compression quality (0..100; 5-95 is useful range). Default value: 75 | |
| -smooth N: | Perform smoothing (10-30 is enough for most GIF's). Default value: 0 | |
| -zoom X Y: | Multiply image size by given scale factors. If Y is missing, the default is the same as X. X and Y are allowed to be in floating point format, but they are rounded to the nearest practically possible value. For postscript this means the zoom factors should be multiples of 1/72. |


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Rules: At the Double, Forward to Victory, Inspiring Presence
Selections: 2. Searing Heat, Forge Key, Fyresteel Throwing Axe, General, Latch-axe
Categories: AURIC RUNESMITER, DUARDIN, HERO, PRIEST, FYRESLAYERS, ORDER, Leader, General
Prayer: Searing Heat, Unit: Auric Runesmiter, Unit Abilities: Forge Key, Magmic Tunnelling, Runic Empowerment, Weapon: Fyresteel Throwing Axe (Hero), Latch-axe
| Prayer | Description |
|---|---|
| Searing Heat | At the start of your hero phase, 1 friendly model that knows this prayer can chant it. If they do so, make a prayer roll by rolling a dice. On a 1-2, the prayer is not answered. On a 3+ the prayer is answered. If this prayer is answered, pick an enemy unit within 18" of this PRIEST. Subtract 1 from hit rolls for attacks made by that unit until the start of your next hero phase. |
| Unit | Move | Wounds | Bravery | Save |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Auric Runesmiter | 4" | 5 | 7 | 5+ |
| Unit Abilities | Ability Details |
|---|---|
| Forge Key | Increase range of Runic Empowerment to 18" if this model is armed with a Forge Key. |
| Magmic Tunnelling | Instead of setting up this model on the battlefield, you can place this model to one side and say that it is set up underground as a reserve unit. If you do so, when you would set up another friendly FYRESLAYERS unit, instead of setting up that unit on the battlefield, you can say that it is joining this model underground as a reserve unit. 1 unit can join this model in this way. At the end of your movement phase, you can set up this model anywhere on the battlefield, more than 9" from any enemy units; then set up any unit that joined this model wholly within 12" of this model and more than 9" from any enemy units. Any reserve units underground that are not set up on the battlefield before the start of the fourth battle round are destroyed. |
| Runic Empowerment | At the start of your hero phase, this model can chant this prayer. If they do so, make a prayer roll by rolling a dice. On a 1-2, the prayer is not answered. On a 3+ the prayer is answered. If this prayer is answered, pick a friendly FYRESLAYERS unit wholly within 12" of this model, or wholly within 18" of this model if this model is armed with a Forge Key. You can re-roll wound rolls for attacks made by that unit until the start of your next hero phase. |
| Weapon | Type | Range | Attacks | To Hit | To Wound | Rend | Damage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fyresteel Throwing Axe (Hero) | Missile | 8" | 1 | 5+ | 5+ | - | 1 |
| Latch-axe | Melee | 1" | 1 | 4+ | 3+ | - | 2 |
Selections: 3x 5 Hearthguard Berzerkers [360pts], Berzerker Broadaxe, Fyresteel Throwing Axe
Categories: DUARDIN, HEARTHGUARD BERZERKERS, FYRESLAYERS, ORDER, Other
Unit: Hearthguard Berzerkers, Unit Abilities: Duty Unto Death, Karl, Weapon: Berzerker Broadaxe, Fyresteel Throwing Axe (Unit)
| Unit | Move | Wounds | Bravery | Save |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hearthguard Berzerkers | 4" | 2 | 8 | 5+ |
| Unit Abilities | Ability Details |
|---|---|
| Duty Unto Death | Roll a dice each time you allocate a wound or mortal wound to this unit. Add 2 to the roll if there are any friendly FYRESLAYER HEROS within 10" of this unit. On a 6+ that wound or mortal wound is negated. |
| Karl | 1 model in this unit can be a Karl. Add 1 to the Attacks characteristic of that model’s melee weapons. |
| Weapon | Type | Range | Attacks | To Hit | To Wound | Rend | Damage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Berzerker Broadaxe | Melee | 2" | 2 | 3+ | 3+ | -1 | 2 |
| Fyresteel Throwing Axe (Unit) | Missile | 8" | 1 | 5+ | 5+ | - | 1 |
Categories: Allegiance
Selections: Ur-Gold
Battle Trait: Ur-gold Runes, Ur-Gold Rune: Rune of Awakened Steel, Rune of Farsight, Rune of Fiery Determination, Rune of Fury, Rune of Relentless Zeal, Rune of Searing Heat
| Battle Trait | Battle Trait Details |
|---|---|
| Ur-gold Runes | At the start of your hero phase, you can activate one of the following six ur-gold runes. To do so, state which rune will be activated and roll a dice. On a 1-5, the rune has the standard effect. On a 6 it also has the enhanced effect. The effect(s) of the rune lasts until the start of your next hero phase. Each ur-gold rune can only be activated once in each battle, and no more than one can be actived at the same time. Once you have used a rune, you can choose a new one to use in your next hero phase, but you cannot use the same one again. |
| Ur-Gold Rune | Effect | Enhanced Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Rune of Awakened Steel | Improve the Rend characteristic of melee weapons used by friendly FYRESLAYERS units by 1. | Improve the Rend characteristic by a further 1. |
| Rune of Farsight | Add 1 to hit rolls for attacks made with Fyresteel Throwing Axes by friendly FYRESLAYERS units. | Add 1 to wound rolls for attacks made with Fyresteel Throwing Axes by friendly FYRESLAYERS units. |
| Rune of Fiery Determination | Add 1 to the Bravery characteristic of friendly FYRESLAYERS units. | Friendly FYRESLAYERS units do not have to take battleshock tests. |
| Rune of Fury | You can re-roll hit rolls of 1 for attacks made by friendly FYRESLAYERS units. | Add 1 to the Attacks characteristic of melee weapons used by friendly FYRESLAYERS units. |
| Rune of Relentless Zeal | Add 2" to the Move characteristic of friendly FYRESLAYERS units. | Add 2 to charge rolls for friendly FYRESLAYERS units. |
| Rune of Searing Heat | If the unmodified wound roll for an attack made by a friendly FYRESLAYERS unit is 6, add 1 to the Damage characteristic of the weapon for that attack. | Roll a dice for each enemy unit within 3" of any friendly FYRESLAYERS units when this rune is activated; on a 2+ that enemy unit suffers 1 mortal wound. |
Selections: No Points or Battlerole Validation (Open)
Categories: Game Options
Categories: Game Options
At the Double: You can use this command ability after you make a run roll for a friendly unit that is within 6" of a friendly HERO, or 12" of a friendly HERO that is a general.
Forward to Victory: You can use this command ability after you make a charge roll for a friendly unit that is within 6" of a friendly HERO, or 12" of a friendly HERO that is a general. If you do so, re-roll the charge roll.
Inspiring Presence: You can use this command ability at the start of the battleshock phase. If you do so, pick a friendly unit that is within 6" of friendly HERO, or 12" of a friendly HERO that is a general. That unit does not have to take battleshock tests in that phase.
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Greg Hurrell
Just playing with Ruby 1.9.2-p136 now via RVM to see if I can get the Rails app to boot and the spec suite to run and pass.
Some light reading:
- "Ruby 1.9 & Rails 3.0": http://www.metabates.com/2010/02/08/ruby-1-9-rails-3-0/
- "How to Make Your Rails 2.3 App Work with Ruby 1.9": http://scottiestech.info/2010/12/16/how-to-make-your-rails-2-3-app-work-with-ruby-1-9/
- "Transitioning a Rails app to Ruby 1.9.1": http://myblog.rsynnott.com/2010/03/transitioning-rails-app-to-ruby-191.html
Looks like our first show-stopper is going to be the linecache gem (last updated 12 June 2008); during running:
$ rvm use 1.9.2 $ gem install --pre rails # get 3.0.4.rc1 $ bundle install
We die at:
Installing linecache (0.43) with native extensions /Users/wincent/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.9.2-p136/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.9.1/rubygems/installer.rb:529:in `rescue in block in build_extensions': ERROR: Failed to build gem native extension. (Gem::Installer::ExtensionBuildError) /Users/wincent/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.9.2-p136/bin/ruby extconf.rb Can't handle 1.9.x yet *** extconf.rb failed ***
linecache is getting pulled in by ruby-debug; excerpt from the
Gemfile.lock
:ruby-debug (0.10.4) columnize (>= 0.1) ruby-debug-base (~> <IP_ADDRESS>) ruby-debug-base (0.10.4) linecache (>= 0.3)
According to this post there is a specific version of the ruby-debug gem for 1.9, called ruby-debug19, so updating my
Gemfile
to include:group :development do gem 'ruby-debug19' end
And that fixes the linecache thing.
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Greg Hurrell
Next thing to explode is mongrel:
Installing mongrel (1.1.5) with native extensions /Users/wincent/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.9.2-p136/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.9.1/rubygems/installer.rb:529:in `rescue in block in build_extensions': ERROR: Failed to build gem native extension. (Gem::Installer::ExtensionBuildError)
Looks like 1.2.0.pre2 is needed. So,
Gemfile
update:gem 'mongrel', '>= 1.2.0.pre2', :require => nil
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Greg Hurrell
With that,
bundle install
succeeds and the server (rails s
) boots.One warning to address:
app/helpers/tags_helper.rb:60: warning: else without rescue is useless
And requests die with:
TypeError (can't convert Pathname to String): app/mailers/exception_mailer.rb:25:in `escape' app/mailers/exception_mailer.rb:25:in `pretty_backtrace' app/mailers/exception_mailer.rb:12:in `exception_report' lib/exception_reporter.rb:67:in `report_exception' lib/exception_reporter.rb:12:in `rescue in call' lib/exception_reporter.rb:9:in `call' lib/cache_friendly_flash.rb:30:in `call'
I've seen this kind of Pathname-related failure before on other projects under 1.9.
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Greg Hurrell
Ouch, after adding
.to_s
on somePathname
instances to avoid theTypeError
the Ruby interpreter itself crashes (first part of absolutely enormous debug dump):/Users/wincent/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.2-p136/gems/activesupport-3.0.4.rc1/lib/active_support/dependencies.rb:239: [BUG] rb_gc_mark(): unknown data type 0x10(0x103b97750) non object ruby 1.9.2p136 (2010-12-25 revision 30365) [x86_64-darwin10.6.0] ...
Probably gonna defer this little experiment for now then.
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Greg Hurrell
Status changed:
- From: new
- To: open
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Greg Hurrell
Note to self, to get back to 1.8.7 after this kind of experiment it is not enough to do
rvm use system
, because RVM wipes out theBUNDLE_PATH
environment variable.You need to restore the environment, probably easiest to do so by just starting another login session. Then
bundle install
to repopulate theBUNDLE_PATH
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Greg Hurrell
It's official: Rails 4.0 will drop support for Ruby 1.8.x, so there's your deadline for moving.
When will 4.0 be here? Guessing probably about a year from now, either close to RailsConf 2012 or soon after it.
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Greg Hurrell
Revisiting now. Things are looking promising.
Clicking around site under 1.9.2 I can't see any problems. Test suite runs and completes; still a number of failures to fix, but I don't see anything that looks like being a deal-breaker.
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Greg Hurrell
Only 3 failures in the test suite (out of 4,408 examples). That's pretty exciting.
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Greg Hurrell
Summary changed:
- From: Ruby 1.9.2 compatibility
- To: Update to Ruby 1.9.2
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Greg Hurrell
Status changed:
- From: open
- To: closed
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