Publish message to Solace
Create session and connect
URL
VPN
User
Password
Publish a message
Topic
Message
Close Session
Console
Enter conneciton details and click Connect. Once connected, this option will be disabled until session is closed
Once connected, enter topicName and press Publish. This can be done multiple times
Press Close to destroy the session. Once disconnected, session can be reopened with Connect again
Publish and Close not allowed unless connected
Session logs and events are appened to Console window. Press Clear to clear the console output


@* * Copyright 2023 HM Revenue & Customs * * 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. *@ @import config.FrontendAppConfig @import views.html._ @import viewmodels.PspTaskList @this( layout: templates.Layout, appConfig: FrontendAppConfig ) @(taskSections: PspTaskList, schemeName: String)(implicit request: Request[_], messages: Messages) @layout(pageTitle = messages("messages__scheme_details__title")) { @components.heading(taskSections.h1)
@messages("messages__complete__returnToSchemeOverview", schemeName)
}


For this section of the workshop we will be using a special version of jekyll called jekyll-now which has been set up to be immediately usable in a few easy steps:
Jump to the jekyll-now project page.Click on the Fork button at the top right corner of the jekyll-now project page (see screenshot below which has the button highlighted in red):
After a few moments, you should see the project page has been copied over to your account (your username will appear in the top left corner of the screen, before the project name, as in the screenshot below):
Click on the button labelled Settings in the row of links near the top of the page (see screenshot below with the button highlighted in red):
Once the Settings page loads, scroll all the way down to the bottom of the page and look for a section called GitHub Pages. You should see a message that GitHub Pages is disabled. Click on the drop down menu (highlighted below) and select the master branch (highlighted in the second image below):
After a moment, the page should reload – you must scroll down again to the bottom of the page to confirm that the GitHub Pages site has been published successfully. If everything has gone well, there should be a message indicating the URL of your new website (see highlighted example below):


--- layout: post title: Javascript Bookmarklet to build Affiliate Links to Amazon date: 2012-06-29 00:15:03.000000000 +02:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: - Coding tags: - amazon - bookmarklets - javascript meta: _edit_last: '1' _thumbnail_id: '2015' dsq_thread_id: '744133720' author: login: bbWebdesign email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Bob first_name: Bob last_name: Belderbos ---
You have a blog and want to get a few bucks from linking to Amazon anytime you discuss a book. Fair enough, you sign up for the affiliate program. However if you link to various books in a post, it becomes tedious to generate the links. I made a Javascript Bookmarklet to fix this.
Bookmarklets provide one-click functionality to a browser or web page. This is an affiliate link from Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/dp/0596527241/?tag=bobbelderbos-20 ; you see you only need two variables:
The first value is something you need to query, so that is why I leverage the power of My Reading List, which has an autocomplete field at the top that can locate the most common books. There is some scripting behind it - which I will detail in an upcoming post - how I find the ASIN from the ISBN (which Google Books API returns to me). In the majority of cases it should find it.
After writing this post, I found a nice post which offers a bookmarklet to be used on Amazon's site itself. This probably is a better approach. It finds the ASIN with "document.getElementById('ASIN')".
javascript:( function(){ var tag = null; var urlElement = findElementId('amazonLink'); if(urlElement == null) { alert('No results for #amazonLink - does the ID element exist on this page?'); return; } url = getUrl(urlElement); if(tag == null) { tag = prompt("Enter your Amazon tag for the URL: ", "Enter Tracking ID here"); } url = url.split("="); copyToClipboard(url[0]+'='+tag); function findElementId(idElement) { var urlElement = document.getElementById(idElement); return urlElement; } function getUrl(urlElement) { var urlHref = urlElement.href; return urlHref; } function copyToClipboard (text) { window.prompt ("Copy to clipboard: Ctrl+C, Enter", text); } } )()
Note that you can edit "var tag = null;" to define your tracking ID if you want to use the same for all links. If not provided (null) it will ask you.
You can also store the script somewhere and append it to the body, see this nice article about bookmarklets on Smashing magazine. It also explains how you can use jQuery to make bookmarklets.


Editor Background Operations
Most data that takes time to be generated or converted, comes from assets. However, there is also scene specific data, which does not qualify as an asset. However, generating it can take very long and therefore should only be triggered on demand.
Examples include precomputed lighting or navmeshes. For complex scenes these processes can take very long. Also, if they become out of date, this is usually not a big problem immediately, which means updating the data can be delayed until it is really necessary.
Certain components expose background operations. Once you place such a component in a level, its background operation will show up in the Background Operations panel. You can find this under Panels > Background Operations
:
This panel lists all background operations for all documents. Click Start to make one run in the background. Double click a row to jump directly to the corresponding component.
Important: Background operations are currently never run automatically, it is your responsibility to decide when to execute them.
Sharing Generated Data
The generated data is written to the project's AssetCache/Generated sub-folder. There it is typically ignored by git and thus won't show up for source control check-in. Therefore, either every user has to regenerate the data locally themselves, or you need to force add the desired files to git. Be aware that this type of data typically changes every time and a different storage solution, for example a shared folder on a network drive, may be a better solution. Currently there is no built-in option to change the location where this data is stored, so you would need to use Windows file junctions to redirect the folder or individual files to a different location.


Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4-6
Dietary
Place the roasted pumpkin in a moulis and whiz until you obtain a creamy consistency. Alternatively, mash with a fork or potato masher.
Remove approx. 200g (7¼oz) of this mixture and set aside for the sauce.
Place the rest of the mashed pumpkin and the stock into a saucepan and bring to the boil.
Reduce the heat and stir in abundant flour as if making polenta. It will be ready when the mixture no longer sticks to the sides of the pan.
Remove from the heat, and allow to cool.
Place the cooled mixture on a clean, rice-floured surface and, with the help of some more rice flour, take large pieces of the dough and roll them into sausage shapes, then slice into 2cm (¾in) squares.
Bring a large saucepan of salted water to the boil.
Meanwhile, to make the sauce, heat the olive oil in a frying pan and fry the rosemary until the needles are crispy.
Add the raw pumpkin cubes and sauté for a couple of minutes.
In another frying pan, melt the butter and stir in the sieved pumpkin until heated through.
Drop the fresh gnocchi into the pan of boiling water and simmer until they rise back up to the top. As they come to the surface, lift them out with a slotted spoon, drain well and add to the sieved pumpkin sauce.
To serve, place on individual plates and spoon some of the fried pumpkin and rosemary over each.
Sprinkle with parmesan cheese and a drizzle of olive oil to serve.


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This website let's you order all the headphones you can find with free shipping and more. You can find all the headphones you want for the right price. They are all high quality ranging from gaming headphones to sports headphones to everyday headphones. You can listen to music, talk with your friends or just chill with them.


'Our Systems Are up Now', Tweets IndiGo After Fixing Major Network Issue
IndiGo, one of the largest carrier flights in India, on Monday resolved an issue affecting all its systems across the network.
New Delhi: India’s largest carrier airline IndiGo on Monday solved a major network issue affecting all its systems. “Our systems are up now. Thanks for your understanding and patience,” tweeted IndiGo after resolving the technical glitch on November 25.
Earlier in the day, IndiGo tweeted, “#6ETravelAdvisory : Our systems are down across the network. We are expecting the counters to be crowded more than usual. Please bear with us as we try to solve the issue asap. For assistance, contact us on Twitter/Facebook or chat with us at https://bit.ly/2Gp7SIF.”
This is not the first time that the airline faced such an issue.
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VIDEO: SSS officers shoot to disperses unarmed peaceful protesters
by Mohammed LereDespite video and photo evidence of its officers’ brutality against protesters and journalists on Tuesday, the State Security Service has claimed it conducted itself as a “professional and responsible organisation.”
Peter Afunanya, a spokesperson for the SSS, said in an email Wednesday afternoon that operatives initially allowed the protesters to gather, but intervened when attempts were made to breach its facility.
“As a normal global security practice, the operatives stood in defence of their facility when some group of persons made unruly attempts to forcefully break into the place and effect the release of Omoyele Sowore,” the SSS claimed.


Three.js Examples
Align Object to Vector
Vector
- Rotates an object to face the same direction as a vector
Arrow Helper
Vector
ArrowHelper
- Simple ArrowHelper experiment
Blender Cube OBJ
Blender
OBJ
Loader
- Loads and displays a simple Blender cube
Box Wireframe
Wireframe
- Simple box wireframe
Camera Rotation Angle
Camera
Euler
- Camera rotation experiment with Euler angles
Circle Outline
Circle
Geometry
- Simple example of an outlined circle (not filled in)
Clock Delta Animation
Clock
Animation
- Rotating cubes at different rates using clock delta values
Cross Product
Cross Product
Math
- Simple geometric interpretation of a cross product
Cube Textures
Texture
UV Mapping
- Cube with a different texture on each face
Custom Geometry
Geometry
- Simple experiment with a custom geometry
Camera Rotation Angle
Camera
Euler
- Camera rotation experiment with Euler angles
Fractal Tree
- Fractal experiment with a tree shape
Frames Per Second
FPS
- Example to make some frames per second measurements
Geometry UVs
- Example of manipulating Geometry UVs
Geometry Vertices
- Example of manipulating Geometry vertices
Helpers
- Simple example showing an AxisHelper and a GridHelper
Interactive Cubes
Cube
Mouse
RayCaster
- Simple example of interacting with objects in a scene
Keyboard Move
- Experiment to move an object with the keyboard
Line vs Mesh
Line
Mesh
- Explore difference between a Line and a Mesh
Load OBJ
OBJ
Loader
- Loads and displays a simple OBJ object
Load Texture on other domain
ImageLoader
Image
CORS
- Simple example to load a texture with CORS
Matrix Vector Multiplication
Matrix
Vector
Math
- Experimenting with Matrix and Vector multiplication
Minecraft Head
- Example of cube texture mapping with a Minecraft head geometry
Minecraft Quadruped
Minecraft
Skeleton
- Experiment with a Minecraft Vanilla Resource Mob model
Minecraft Quadruped without Skeleton
Minecraft
- Experiment with a Minecraft Vanilla Resource Mob model
Moving Relative Objects
- Moving joined objects relative to each other
Moving Sphere
Sphere
- Simple moving spheres
Multi Material Loader
Material
MultiMaterial
Loader
- Loading multiple materials
Multiple Cameras
Camera
CameraHelper
- Experiment with multiple cameras
Multiple Fonts
- Simple example using multiple fonts
Multiple Materials
Material
- Experime with Multiple Materials
Multiple Objects Joined
- Example joining multiple objects together
Multiple Objects Merged
- Example merging multiple objects together
Object Constant Size
- Example to keep an object at a constant size on the screen
Object Move
- Experiment to move an object with the keyboard
Orbit Controls
- Simple example showing orbit controls
Orthographic Camera
- Simple orthographic camera example
Planet Ring Orbit
- Experiment with a planet in orbit in a rotated plane
Point Light Inside Box
Cube
- A point light inside a cube with a box
Point Light On Standard Material
Cube
Light
Point Light
Standard Material
- Testing point light on standard material cubes
Pulsing Circles
- Example of pulsing circles
Ray Caster
Raycaster
Ray
- Raycaster experiment using origin and direction
Room with Flickering Light
RectLight
- Simple scene of a room with a flickering light
Room and Rect Light
RectLight
- Simple scene of a room with a Rect Light
Scene Image Background
Skybox
Scene
- Skybox image background for a scene
Shadows on Material
Material
Shadow
- Example of shadows on transparent material
Simple Dark Fog
Fog
- Simple black fog example
Simple Fog
Fog
- Simple fog example
Simple Font
- Simple font example
Simple Quaternion
Quaternion
- Simple experiment with quaternions
Simple Quaternion Slerp
Quaternion
- Simple experiment with quaternions
Simple Shadows
- Simple shadow example
Skeleton Body
Skeleton
Bone
Mesh
- Simple Skeleton body with multiple parts experiment
Skeleton Bone Mesh
Skeleton
Bone
Mesh
- Experimenting with Bones, a Skeleton and a Mesh
Skeleton Disconnected Bones
Skeleton
Bone
Mesh
- Skeleton with bones that are not connected
Skeleton Helper
SkeletonHelper
Skeleton
Bone
- Simple Helper experiment
Skeleton Torso
Skeleton
Bone
Mesh
- Experiment with a skeleton, bones, and a twisting torso
Solar System
Sphere
- Solar system simulation
Sphere Points
- Simple example of points on a sphere
Sphere Texture
Sphere
Texture
Earth
- Adding texture to a sphere
Spherical Coordinates
- Exploring the spherical coordinate system
Standard Material with Point Light
Light
PointLight
Material
StandardMaterial
- Experimenting with Standard Material and a Point Light
Sun Earth Moon
- Example of object rotation
SVG Image
- Experiment to load an SVG image
Trackball Controls
TrackballControls
- Experiment with TrackballControls
Vector Addition
Vector
ArrowHelper
- Simple Vector addition experiment
Vector Projection
Projection
Vector
Math
- Projecting one vector onto another
Walls and Point Light
PointLight
- Simple scene of walls and a point light


There are 3 sets of LEDs. One is the sentry LED with the appropriate team color like in the game that shows the sentry is powered. Next is the LEDs for the muzzle flash. The third set of LEDs will be on the PCB themselves.
Team Color LED
This will be placed in the front of the sentry near the muzzle. In the game, it is cosmetic to show the sentry is powered on. I bought a very high luminous intensity LED (24k-65k) in red. It's connected to the 5V from the converter and ran through a 56 ohm resistor to provide 50mA, as it has a 2.2 typical forward voltage.
Muzzle Flash LEDs
I will use 2-4 LEDs here. They are also very high luminous intensity LEDs, except in an amber color. I could of used a white LED as well, but in the game, the muzzle has an amber color to it. They are connected to selected GPIO pins on the STM32, which provide a 3.3V output. There is a 2.1 typical voltage drop, leaving 1.2V. The forwad current is 20mA, so 1.2/20 = 60 ohms. I put 61 ohms in series. The way they turn on and off is in the sentry fire routine in the code. Part of the routine is toggling the pin on and off with a certain delay to sync with the audio that plays.
PCB LEDs
This is more for debugging purposes for the PCB. I have two SMD leds on the board. One is a board power led which is red, connected to the 3.3V line with a 1k ohm resistor. The second is a board status LED which is blue. It is connected to a GPIO pin which will turn it on while the code is running. If the program hangs, then it will not be turned on and I will know its hanging.


Click on "Start Google based Export". A new tab will open, with a google login form. Input account name, password, then agree. That tab will close, and you'll get back here. After some seconds, you should be able to download your data files (units, inventory and espers)
If your FFBE account is linked to Facebook
Click on "Start Facebook based Export". A new tab will open, on Facebook. Make sure you're logged in facebook, and that the facebook page finished loading. After some seconds, you should be able to download your data files (units, inventory and espers)
If using FB, obtain your user ID manually. Refer to here on how to obtain it


Galvanize Delivers
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Besides being a marketing/IT professional, I am also a wife, mother, step-mother, and a fur-mom. I am currently in an online boot camp for Full Stack Development. And, if that's not enough, I am also the lead singer of the SF Bay Area Band, The Cocktail Monkeys. In all of my spare time I like to learn new code, read, paint, and spend time with family and friends.
Contact MeI'm constantly learning new coding languages and processes to allow me to create more streamlined websites and applications for my clients.
I offer UI/UX front end design for websites and other web applications, Client Logos and other marketing materials.
I make sure my clients know the design and development timeline up front. If changes need to be made to the timeline, I make sure to keep the client up to date at all points.
I will create a marketing plan for your business including email marketing as well as social media marketing.
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This is by far, the most powerful and useful feature of Qurl. You can use all the power of CSS selectors to retrieve any matching content of the target URL.
Using Qurl query selectors you get an automated content scraping API tool of remote URL contents without needing any external dependencies neither any browser or aditional HTML parser/analyzer.
Just calling Qurl simple API you will be able to do the same than with other more complex less powerful tools and also in less time and resources.
Basic Selectors
foo bar
Type Selectors
Type selectors selects all elements that match the given HTML node name.
For each matching node it will return its text and a list of pairs of key and value for all the attibutes the node has.
$ curl -s 'http://localhost:8080/q?url=https://example.com&selector=title' | json_pp
{
"url" : "https://example.com",
"status" : 200,
"selectors" : {
"title" : [
{
"text" : "Example Domain",
"attributes" : null
}
]
}
}
As you can see for each selector it will return a list of matching elements, in the following example we are getting more than one element for a single selector.
$ curl -s 'http://localhost:8080/q?url=https://example.com&selector=p' | json_pp
{
"url" : "https://example.com",
"status" : 200,
"selectors" : {
"p" : [
{
"text" : "This domain is established to be used for illustrative examples in documents. You may use this\n domain in examples without prior coordination or asking for permission.",
"attributes" : null
},
{
"text" : "More information...",
"attributes" : null
}
]
}
}
The attributes for each mathing element from a selector is also a list as they could be more than one. In the following exaple you can see an example:
$ curl -s 'http://localhost:8080/q?url=https://example.com&selector=meta' | json_pp
{
"url" : "https://example.com",
"status" : 200,
"selectors" : {
"meta" : [
{
"text" : "",
"attributes" : [
{
"value" : "utf-8",
"key" : "charset"
}
]
},
{
"text" : "",
"attributes" : [
{
"key" : "http-equiv",
"value" : "Content-type"
},
{
"value" : "text/html; charset=utf-8",
"key" : "content"
}
]
},
{
"attributes" : [
{
"key" : "name",
"value" : "viewport"
},
{
"value" : "width=device-width, initial-scale=1",
"key" : "content"
}
],
"text" : ""
}
]
}
}
- In the same way than the Header Queries, you can append more than one selector query parameter to your URL to query more than one selector with a single call to the API.
- And if there is no matching coincidence using a selector we won’t add it to the response.
Class Selectors
Combinators
combinators
Pseudo-classes
pseudo-classes
Pseudo-elements
pseudo-elements
- The Mozilla Developer Network website maintains accurated documentation about the standarized CSS Selectors and how to use them to match content.


Artorithmia is a collection of algorithms built specifically for analyzing 2D artwork. Artorithmia pulls features out of works of art and can then cluster them into different groups using agnostic features. This project is a collaboration with Seattle-based startup Drizl.
In order to determine the similarities and differences between pieces of art, features have to be pulled from each image.


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i like lexus cars, lexus cars are most beautiful with the awesome features, but this car is really outstanding than lexus
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Hi,
In previous posts we learned how to create a project in Nancy F#. How to configure Fsharp.Configuration, SqlTypeProvider and how to use the Azure Api A. As you probably remember mikroservie had in his intention to send periodically e-mails with information about what new evaluations appeared and how their sentiment looks like. In order to achieve this purpose I decided to use the Quartz.Net library for job scheduling and System.Net.Mail to send e-mail messages. I’ll start with the configuration of the Quartz.Net, starting with adding following record to paket.dependecies file: We create a new file in which we place the code of our task. We start by creating a class that will inherit IJob interface. This class should implement the Execute method and perform the action that should be performed periodically. In our case, this method will look like this: As we can see, first we get data, then we ask azure about sentiment and then send e-mails(details about sending emails in a moment). Then I decided to create a new module a job factory. So by we could easily schedule a job in main.fs and keep (main.fs) free of Quartz namespaces. The function looks like this: As we can see in the method schedulejob we create an SchedulerFactory object, create a job of type previously created by us type(“Job”) and define starts periodicity. Where periodicity is defined by the following method:
As you can see periodicity is set that our action is invoked every week. Well, we have created Job class and its factory, we should call somewhere scheduleJob method from a fabric. So we add method invocation to a main.fs file: And its all. At this point we have done task scheduling. The final aspect worth explaining is mail sending that left for the end. To send mail I used a System.Net.Mail library. I started by creating a new file and place there a new class(MailSender). This class contains a single method that is available outside, a send method. It is designed based on input data to build a body of the message and then send it from/to email defined in a configuration file. Sending method looks like this: Method for creating a message like this: An interesting fact here is setting observer Who has various “tasks” to be performed when an error occurs (for example printing an error msg to console and above all call a Dispose method) Of course, we will add new endpoint (method in nancy module) which allows sending e-mails. It looks in the following way: Summarize all posts we can see how easily we could create a small microservice that contains a couple of functionalities. Comparing it to do similar/related service what I created in C# I could say that purity of code due to its greater brevity is way better. We also eliminate a lot of redundant lines of code (boilerplate code) and the complexity in code, which is often imposed by the selected technologies (dependency injection configuration, database configuration, etc.). In my opinion this example very nicely shows how we can “facilitate” Creating a microservices by using F#, in comparison to making them in C#.
Thanks for reading!


Use the same parameters of OPCUAServer.
false if anonymouse connection are not allowed
The extension part of the CoreServer providing all the methods to create instances of ObjectType coming from the CoreAAS information Model. Furthermore it provides access to Structured DataType Constructors and several utility methods. More details in CoreAASExtension.
the maximum number of concurrent sessions allowed on the server
the maximum number for concurrent connection per end point
the user manager
the maximum number of subscription that can be created per server
if requestExactEndpointUrl is set to true the server will only accept createSession that have a endpointUrl that strictly matches one of the provided endpoint. This mean that if the server expose a endpoint with url such as opc.tcp://MYHOSTNAME:1234, client will not be able to reach the server with the ip address of the server. requestExactEndpointUrl = true => emulates the Prosys Server behavior whereas requestExactEndpointUrl = false => emulates the Unified Automation behavior.
The server build info
total number of bytes read by the server since startup
total number of bytes written by the server since startup
the number of connected channel on all existing end points
the number of sessions currently active
The number of active subscriptions from all sessions
true if the server has been initialized
is the server auditing ?
the publishing interval count
the number of request that have been rejected
the number of session activation requests that have been rejected
The type of server
the number of sessions that have been aborted
Number of transactions processed by the server since startup
ensure that action is performed on a valid session object,
the constructor of the response Class
create and register a new session
returns a array of currently active channels
retrieve a session by authentication token
set all the end point into a state where they do accept connections note: this method is useful for testing purpose
shutdown all server endpoints
the timeout (in ms) before the server is actually shutdown
Initiate the server by starting all its endpoints
set all the end point into a state where they do not accept further connections
note: this method is useful for testing purpose
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CoreServer extends OPCUAServer with all the features coming from the CoreAAS Information Model. Use this class instead of OPCUAServer of node-opcua to create your OPC UA Server supporting the Asset Administration Shell metamodel implemented in CoreAAS. example:
import { coreaasXmlFile, OPCUACertificateManager, nodesets, CoreServer } from "node-opcua-coreaas"; let xmlFiles = [nodesets.standard, coreaasXmlFile] let server = new CoreServer({ nodeset_filename: xmlFiles, port: 4848, serverCertificateManager: new OPCUACertificateManager({ automaticallyAcceptUnknownCertificate: true, rootFolder: path.join(__dirname, "../certs") }) })


Getting Started - Install & Setup¶
Installing Tattle is pretty simple process. Tattle was written in Python, and was designed to work within a virtualenv. Tattle works with both Python 2.7 and Python 3.3+ (it was tested against Python 3.5, which is the latest at the time of this writing).
The first steps for getting Tattle installed are ensuring you have either Python 2.7 or Python 3.3+ installed on your system, as well as pip and virtualenv ( typically installing python 2.7 on a modern linux system is as easy as apt-get install python27 python27-virtualenv python27-pip
for Debian based systems (such as Ubuntu) or yum install python27 python27-pip python27-virtualenv
for CentOS based users )
Note
If you already have python 2.7.10 or above installed, then you should already have pip. You can typically install virtualenv with pip as well
After Python 2.7, pip and virtualenv have been installed, you will need ensure you have git installed ( apt-get install git
) to clone the repository where Tattle is located.
Note
We use git to pull down the source code for Tattle. If you dont have or want to install git, you can also download the zip file for Tattle from the Tattle Github page and unzip it manually to a directory of your choice.
After you have these base applications installed, check our the Setup & Install section to continue.
Code¶
The source code for Tattle is located on Github: https://github.com/nickmaccarthy/Tattle
Requirements¶
- Python 2.7 or Python 3.3+
- Virtualenv
- Pip
- Git
Setup & Install¶
For the sake of this documentation we will be installing Tattle to /opt/Tattle
. If you wish to install Tattle into a different location, simply replace /opt/tattle
with your install directory.
cd /opt
git clone https://github.com/nickmaccarthy/Tattle
cd /opt/Tattle
virtualenv env && source env/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
Note
Throughout the rest of this documentation, you will see reference to $TATTLE_HOME
. This is a variable to represent where Tattle was installed. In the case of this documentation we installed it in /opt/Tattle
Configuration¶
There are a few things we need to configure before we can start using Tattle.
- We need to define how to connect to our Elasticserach cluster. To do this, simple edit
$TATTLE_HOME/etc/tattle/elasticsearch.yaml
Note
There are example configuration files in the $TATTLE_HOME/examples
directory you can use for reference. In this case, You can use the included $TATTLE_HOME/examples/elasticsearch.yaml
as guidance.
Example
servers:
- "elasticsearch.mycompany.com"
args:
port: 9200
use_ssl: false
timeout: 30
Note
The above YAML reference uses the directives defined the python elasticsearch client. The variables for the args can be found here: https://elasticsearch-py.readthedocs.io/en/master/api.html#elasticsearch
2. We need to define our email configuration, and or other alert output configurations such as pagerduty, slack, etc. In this case will just set up our email output.
Create a new file called $TATTLE_HOME/etc/tattle/email.yaml
Example
server: 'localhost'
port: 25
default_sender: 'tattle@localhost'
subject_prefix: "Tattle Alert: "
- Now we need to make Tale. A Tale is a definition for our alert. As Tales are specific to the type of data you need to alert on, they will require more a more in-depth explination then what we can provide in this section. So please go check out the Tales, Alerts and Actions section on setting up a Tale, and come back to the next step once that is completed.
- Once you have configured your Tale, please look at the Environment Variables section below.
Note
A note on yaml configuration files. You can use use both .yml
or .yaml
as your file extension
Environment Variables¶
Tattle can also support environment variables for configuration locations. This is useful if you wanted to place your Tattle configurations in a directory other than $TATTLE_HOME
, and makes container applications such a docker easier to implement.
$TATTLE_CONFIG_DIR¶
$TATTLE_CONFIG_DIR
is the location where Tattle will search for its config files like, tattle.yml
, elasticserach.yml
, pagerduty.yml
, etc
$TATTLE_TALES¶
$TATTLE_TALES
is the location where Tattle will search for Tales.
Note
You can specify multiple directories in Environment Variables by delimiting them with a :
. For example if we wanted to search our home dir and /etc/tattle/tatles
, we could use $TATTLE_TALES=/home/myuser/tales:/etc/tattle/tales
Running¶
- Tattle is designed (in its current form) to run standalone. Its best to run Tattle on a CRON job, typically with an interval of every minute. You can run it manually yourself as well. Just run
$TATTLE_HOME/bin/tattled.py
.
Note
There are thoughts of having Tattle run as daemon in the future.
- Tattle also comes with a tale/alert testing utility. This is how you can check your Tale before you put it into ‘production’. If there are matches, tattle will run whatever is in the Tale
action
. Simply run$TATTLE_HOME/bin/test_alert.py /path/to/the/tale.yaml
.
Example Cron¶
Its typical for Tattle run on a CRON job, with a one minute interval. Everytime Tattle runs, it will check all alerts/Tales. So if you add additonal tales, Tattle should pick them on its next run
*/1 * * * * /opt/Tattle/env/bin/python /opt/Tattle/bin/tattled.py


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Your task is to implement a Web API that finds the best person for a job. The API should support the following requests:
POST /candidates
– add a candidate to the database (kept in memory). The request body is
JSON
shaped, as follows:
{
"id": "ae588a6b-4540-5714-bfe2-a5c2a65f547a",
"name": "Jimmy Coder",
"skills": [ "javascript", "es6", "nodejs", "express" ]
}
In the example above, the candidate has four skills.
The Content-Type
header will be set to application/json
in every such POST
request.
The server should respond with a success code in the 200–299 range (for example, "200 OK" is fine). The response body is disregarded by the client and can be empty.
GET /candidates/search?skills=javascript,express,mongodb
– find and return the candidate
that
has the most skills from the given set (comma-separated). In this example, we request
three
skills. If a candidate possesses all of the listed skills (3 out of 3), or has more than the other
candidates, then they are considered the best and should be returned. The response should have
Content-Type
set to application/json
and the response body should be of the
same
shape as the request body for POST /candidates
, that is:
{
"id": "ae588a6b-4540-5714-bfe2-a5c2a65f547a",
"name": "John Coder",
"skills": [ "javascript", "es6", "nodejs", "express" ]
}
The HTTP response code must be 200 if a candidate is found with at least one matching skill, or 404 if no suitable candidates exist.
Added candidates should be kept in memory; no database/storage back-end is available.
Each search
request should return the candidate with the best coverage of the requested
skills
– if five different skills are requested, then a candidate who has four of them is better than a
candidate
who has only three of them, and so on.
If two or more candidates have the same coverage (for example, both have seven out of ten requested skills), any of these candidates may be returned – additional skills (which were not requested) do not matter.
If no candidates match any skills, or no candidates exist at all, then the response must have an HTTP status code of 404. The response body is not important in such cases.
If the request is invalid (has no body in the case of POST, or no ?skills=...
in GET) then
status code 400 (Bad Request) must be returned.
HTTP 5xx error codes are considered errors and must not be returned.
For simplicity, assume the following to be true:
id
– the server will never receive two POSTs with the same
id
;id
is any string from 1 to 100 characters;name
is any string from 1 to 100 characters;skills
is an array of strings from 1 to 100 characters, being letters, numbers or hyphens
([a-zA-Z0-9-]+
), with a maximum of 10,000 elements); elements in the array or in query
strings
are not duplicated (there is no [ "skill1", "skill2", "skill1" ]
).With no candidates added, our request GET
/candidates/search?skills=javascript,react,typescript
should result in a 404 response code.
If we add a candidate such as:
{
"id": "person1",
"name": "Amy Fish",
"skills": [ "scala", "go" ]
}
then a search for /candidates/search?skills=go,elixir,erlang
should return:
{
"id": "person1",
"name": "Amy Fish",
"skills": [ "scala", "go" ]
}
If we add two candidates:
candidate1
with skills [ "nodejs", "mongodb", "redis", "socketio" ]
candidate2
with skills [ "nodejs", "express" ]
then a search for skills express,mongodb,redis
must return the data of
candidate1
,
since they possess two skills from the list (mongodb
and redis
), while
candidate2
knows only express
from the list.


The network server for kafka. Now application specific code here, just general network server stuff.
The classes Receive and Send encapsulate the incoming and outgoing transmission of bytes. A Handler
is a mapping between a Receive and a Send, and represents the users hook to add logic for mapping requests
to actual processing code. Any uncaught exceptions in the reading or writing of the transmissions will result in
the server logging an error and closing the offending socket. As a result it is the duty of the Handler
implementation to catch and serialize any application-level errors that should be sent to the client.
This slightly lower-level interface that models sending and receiving rather than requests and responses
is necessary in order to allow the send or receive to be overridden with a non-user-space writing of bytes
using FileChannel.transferTo.


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county
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city
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zip
street
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Display custom map tiles as an overlay
This example displays a movable map initially centered on the historical centre of Berlin (52.515, °N, 13.405°E) with an overlay of a historical map from 1789 on top of the base map. A public domain image was used as a source, and split it into individual map tiles. Additional tiles are only downloaded when the zoom level or location changes.
Wikimedia Commons Images
The tile source is based on an image of Berlin in 1789 from Wikimedia.
Images provided by Wikimedia Commons are under the copyright of their owners.
However, almost all content hosted on Wikimedia Commons may be freely reused subject to certain restrictions.
The example uses the H.map.provider.ImageTileProvider
class for fetching our custom tiles. The getUrl()
method constructs the URL of the tile for the specified column/row/zoom position. The result is displayed on the map as an additional layer using an instance of the H.map.layer.TileLayer
class which has been created by passing in the image tile provider object.


AWS::ApiGateway::Stage
The AWS::ApiGateway::Stage
resource creates a stage for an Amazon API Gateway (API Gateway) deployment.
Syntax
To declare this entity in your AWS CloudFormation template, use the following syntax:
JSON
{ "Type" : "AWS::ApiGateway::Stage", "Properties" : { "AccessLogSetting" :
AccessLogSetting
, "CacheClusterEnabled" :Boolean
, "CacheClusterSize" :String
, "CanarySetting" :CanarySetting
, "ClientCertificateId" :String
, "DeploymentId" :String
, "Description" :String
, "DocumentationVersion" :String
, "MethodSettings" : [ MethodSetting, ... ], "RestApiId" :String
, "StageName" :String
, "Tags" : [ Resource Tag, ... ], "TracingEnabled" :Boolean
, "Variables" : {String
:String, ...
} } }
YAML
Type: AWS::ApiGateway::Stage Properties: AccessLogSetting:
AccessLogSetting
CacheClusterEnabled:Boolean
CacheClusterSize:String
CanarySetting:CanarySetting
ClientCertificateId:String
DeploymentId:String
Description:String
DocumentationVersion:String
MethodSettings: - MethodSetting RestApiId:String
StageName:String
Tags: - Resource Tag TracingEnabled:Boolean
Variables:String
:String
Properties
AccessLogSetting
-
Specifies settings for logging access in this stage.
Required: No
Type: AccessLogSetting
Update requires: No interruption
CacheClusterEnabled
-
Indicates whether cache clustering is enabled for the stage.
Required: No
Type: Boolean
Update requires: No interruption
CacheClusterSize
-
The stage's cache cluster size.
Required: No
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
CanarySetting
-
Specifies settings for the canary deployment in this stage.
Required: No
Type: CanarySetting
Update requires: No interruption
ClientCertificateId
-
The identifier of the client certificate that API Gateway uses to call your integration endpoints in the stage.
Required: No
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
DeploymentId
-
The ID of the deployment that the stage points to.
Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
Description
-
A description of the stage's purpose.
Required: No
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
DocumentationVersion
-
The version identifier of the API documentation snapshot.
Required: No
Type: String
MethodSettings
-
Settings for all methods in the stage.
Required: No
Type: List of MethodSetting
Update requires: No interruption
RestApiId
-
The ID of the
RestApi
resource that you're deploying with this stage.Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: Replacement
StageName
-
The name of the stage, which API Gateway uses as the first path segment in the invoked Uniform Resource Identifier (URI).
Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: Replacement
Tags
-
An array of arbitrary tags (key-value pairs) to associate with the stage.
Required: No
Type: List of Resource Tag property types
Update requires: No interruption
TracingEnabled
-
Specifies whether active tracing with X-ray is enabled for this stage.
For more information, see Trace API Gateway API Execution with AWS X-Ray in the API Gateway Developer Guide.
Required: No
Type: Boolean
Update requires: No interruption
Variables
-
A map (string-to-string map) that defines the stage variables, where the variable name is the key and the variable value is the value. Variable names are limited to alphanumeric characters. Values must match the following regular expression:
[A-Za-z0-9-._~:/?#&=,]+
.Required: No
Type: Mapping of key-value pairs
Update requires: No interruption
Return Value
Ref
When the logical ID of this resource is provided to the Ref
intrinsic function, Ref
returns the name of the stage, such as MyTestStage
.
For more information about using the Ref
function, see Ref.
Example
The following example creates a stage for the TestDeployment
deployment. The stage also specifies method
settings for the MyRestApi
API.
JSON
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Resources: Prod: Type: AWS::ApiGateway::Stage Properties: StageName: Prod Description: Prod Stage RestApiId: !Ref MyRestApi DeploymentId: !Ref TestDeployment DocumentationVersion: !Ref MyDocumentationVersion ClientCertificateId: !Ref ClientCertificate Variables: Stack: Prod MethodSettings: - ResourcePath: / HttpMethod: GET MetricsEnabled: 'true' DataTraceEnabled: 'true' - ResourcePath: /stack HttpMethod: POST MetricsEnabled: 'true' DataTraceEnabled: 'true' ThrottlingBurstLimit: '999' - ResourcePath: /stack HttpMethod: GET MetricsEnabled: 'true' DataTraceEnabled: 'true' ThrottlingBurstLimit: '555'


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block title %}{{ block.super }}: Overview{% endblock %} {% block progress %}{% include "partials/dashnav.html" with active_page=active_page %}{% endblock %} {% block container_col %}dashboard-content{% endblock %} {% block content %}
Now that you have reviewed and printed all of your forms, you’ll need to get your affidavits {% include "partials/tooltips/swear_affirm.html" with text="sworn / affirmed" %}.
{% elif how_to_file == 'Online' %}You must have a Court File Number in order to proceed with {% include "partials/tooltips/swear_affirm.html" with text="swearing / affirming" %} your affidavits. If you do not have a {% include "partials/tooltips/court_file_number.html" %} return to the Wait for Court File Number step.
{% else %}You must select whether you are filing online or in-person in the Signing and Filing Options step.
{% endif %}You’ll need to have printed copies of the following form(s) with you for {% include "partials/tooltips/swear_affirm.html" with text="swearing / affirming" %}:
You and your spouse will {% include "partials/tooltips/swear_affirm.html" %} together in a {% include "partials/tooltips/virtual_session.html" %} with the court registry.
The process for a virtual session is as follows:
The court registry will be in touch soon to book your virtual session.
You and your spouse will {% include "partials/tooltips/swear_affirm.html" %} in a {% include "partials/tooltips/virtual_session.html" %} separately with the court registry.
The process for a virtual session is as follows:
The court registry will be in touch soon to book your virtual sessions.
You and your spouse will {% include "partials/tooltips/swear_affirm.html" %} together with a {% include "partials/tooltips/commissioner.html" %}.
Prepare for swearing / affirming and signing by ensuring you:
If you are planning to swear / affirm and sign at the court registry then you should also:
You have indicated your closest court registry is:
{% include "partials/filing_location.html" %}If you are planning to swear / affirm with a lawyer, notary or other commissioner please contact them directly.
You and your spouse will {% include "partials/tooltips/swear_affirm.html" %} separately with a {% include "partials/tooltips/commissioner.html" %}.
Prepare for swear / affirm and signing by ensuring you:
If you are planning to swear / affirm at the court registry then you should also have print outs of all your completed documents with you.
Once you have filed, your spouse will be able to sign / swear and file their affidavits at the court registry. Your spouse will require the {% include "partials/tooltips/court_file_number.html" %} provided to you at the time of your filing.
You have indicated your closest court registry is:
{% include "partials/filing_location.html" %}If you are planning to swear / affirm with a lawyer, notary or other commissioner please contact them directly.
You will {% include "partials/tooltips/swear_affirm.html" %} in a {% include "partials/tooltips/virtual_session.html" %} with the court registry.
The process for a virtual session is as follows:
The virtual session will involve a video call between you and the court registry clerk.
The court registry will be in touch soon to book your virtual session.
Your spouse will {% include "partials/tooltips/swear_affirm.html" %} with a {% include "partials/tooltips/commissioner.html" %}.
Have your spouse prepare for their swearing / affirming and signing the affidavit(s) by ensuring they:
If they are planning to swear / affirm and sign at the court registry then they should also:
You have indicated your closest court registry is:
{% include "partials/filing_location.html" %}If they are planning to swear / affirm with a lawyer, notary or other commissioner please contact them directly.
You will {% include "partials/tooltips/swear_affirm.html" %} with a {% include "partials/tooltips/commissioner.html" %}.
Prepare for signing the affidavit(s) by ensuring you:
If you are planning to swear / affirm at the court registry then you should also:
You have indicated your closest court registry is:
{% include "partials/filing_location.html" %}If you are planning to swear / affirm with a lawyer, notary or other commissioner please contact them directly.
Your spouse will {% include "partials/tooltips/swear_affirm.html" %} in a {% include "partials/tooltips/virtual_session.html" %} with the court registry.
The process for a virtual session is as follows:
The virtual session will involve a video call between your spouse and the court registry clerk.
The court registry will be in touch with your spouse soon to book their virtual session.
When you have completed the swearing / affirming process you can click the Next button on this page to proceed to the Final Filing step where you can learn more about how to submit the remaining documents to the court registry.
Affidavits you file with the court must be sworn / affirmed with a commissioner for taking affidavits. To swear or affirm an affidavit, you must meet with a commissioner for taking affidavits. The commissioner (often a lawyer, notary public or registry clerk) will check your photo id to make sure you are who you say you are, ask you if you understand the contents of your affidavit, then ask you to swear (oath on a Bible or other religious book) or affirm (non-religious promise) that the contents are true. The commissioner will then watch you sign the documents before signing it themselves.
There are two ways to swear / affirm your affidavits: with a commissioner at the court registry or with a notary or lawyer of your choosing.
Based on your choices on the Signing and Filing Options step of this tool, this page will give you instructions on how you can swear or / and affirm your affidavits.
Also based on your choices on the Signing and Filing Options step of this tool, you and your spouse may sign your affidavits together or separately.
Once your affidavits are sworn / affirmed they must be filed with the court within 30 days.
{% endblock %}


I learned about deno a couple months before it's 1.0 release, and I said to my coworker, We should have a deno release party. He immediately said no. Okay fine, so in a classic Bender-from-futurama move. I said, "Fine! I'll have my own release party... with blackjack!"
This was my first project using Deno, but I've used typescript before. I was really excited to learn this doesn't require setting up the TS compiler and just lets you start quickly. Early on I decided to try and 'over engineer' the project a bit and see what happens. I made a type for each of the different pieces of a card. The Suite, Face, and blackjack value. I actually used union types for all of these. I'll admit I was quite surprised with how useful this was. I had several errors caught before I even ran my project. The deck generator had a lot of bugs the first couple times through, thankfully it didn't have more.


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data class Props
Make default where cache not too old (make cache last fetched now) to give OnlineRepository the minimum amount of interactions. There must be some last fetched time because cache does exist! |
CacheExistsDsl() |
var props: Props |
fun cacheNotTooOld(): Unit |
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Definition at line 87 of file pseudorandom_number_generator.py.
| def random_process_models.pseudorandom_number_generator.prng.psl_uniform |
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Method to generate a value for a random signal/process.
Use the Python Standard Library's random module to call the uniform function that is a PRNG based on a uniform distribution.
- Parameters
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| type_of_signal | - Indicates if either of the following random signals (or random "processes") are used.
- rtw, for a random telegraph wave
- high value: "1"
- low value: "-1"
- bv, for a bit-vector
- high value: "1"
- low value: "0"
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- Returns
- - Nothing. O(1) method.
Definition at line 135 of file pseudorandom_number_generator.py.
def psl_uniform
Method to generate a value for a random signal/process.
| float random_process_models.pseudorandom_number_generator.prng.bit_vector_arbitration_value = 0.5 |
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| string random_process_models.pseudorandom_number_generator.prng.bv_signal = "bv" |
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| int random_process_models.pseudorandom_number_generator.prng.high_value_bit_vector = 1 |
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| int random_process_models.pseudorandom_number_generator.prng.high_value_rtw = 1 |
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| int random_process_models.pseudorandom_number_generator.prng.low_value_bit_vector = 0 |
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| int random_process_models.pseudorandom_number_generator.prng.low_value_rtw = -1 |
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| float random_process_models.pseudorandom_number_generator.prng.rtw_arbitration_value = 0.0 |
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corbo
Home Docs FAQIntroduction
I created Corbo because I often found myself frustrated with the layout possibilities offered by the different frameworks I was using. As a result, I often resorted to copy-pasting custom flexbox code I wrote from project to project, and it quickly became hard to maintain. I know there are other flexbox libraries out there, but none of them offered the features I needed whilst being dead simple. So that's why I wrote corbo, the definitive flexbox library. It can create any layout you want, you only need to use CSS classes (you don't have to write any CSS code), everything can be customized (but it doesn't have to be). And before you say anything, yes I know about that XKCD comic.
OK, are you ready to give it a shot?
Getting started
Installation
Install corbo via npm:
npm install --save corbo
and import it in your app if you use a module bundler (like Webpack, or Rollup).
import from 'corbo'
Components
With corbo, you define components using CSS classes. For example, this will define a simple row:

There are only a handful components in corbo, but they will allow you to make the most complex layouts in the simplest way. Let's get started with the containers.
Row
A row is a simple container which stack its children in a row, forming columns.

Inside a row, there is no CSS class to add to the row's children. Every child will stack in the row, taking only the space required by its content.

However, if you want one or several of the row's children to take as much space as available, just add the flex-item
class to them.

flex-item

Column
A column is equivalent to a row, the only difference residing in items stacking vertically instead of horizontally. It is declared using the flex-column
(or flex-col
) class.

Like rows' children, columns' children don't need any special class to work.

As for a row container, if you need one of the column's children to take as much as possible, just add a flex-item
class to it. However, as block elements have they height property set to auto
by default, adding this class will have no effect if the column does not have a fixed height.

flex-item

Grid
A grid is a component which allows you to have control over the size and the number of items per line to be displayed. Contrary to a row or a column, which just stack items on the same line, a grid will let you define how many items should be displayed before wrapping, and how much space they should take. It's perfect for designing a global layout, or displaying an image gallery. A grid is defined using the flex-grid-{GRID_SIZE}
, where GRID_SIZE
is the number of items each line will have.

Like a row or a column's children, a grid's children do not need any special CSS class. Each child will take 1/GRID_SIZE
of the grid's available space.

You can create a grid of any size, by changing GRID_SIZE
. The idea behind that is to avoid any useless mental calculation. If you have a design which features 3 columns, why would you need to create 3 col-4
columns? Many other CSS frameworks use a 12 columns grid, but some even use a 24 columns, like Ant Design. This is unnecessary, and makes your code harder to understand. If you want to use non-standard grid sizes, like 24, or even 100 if you need to think in percentages, you might need to customize corbo to generate the necessary code. Default sizes include 2, 3, 4, 12 columns.

If you need to have items of different sizes inside your grid, that's easy! Just add a flex-item-{ITEM_SIZE}
where ITEM_SIZE
is an integer between 1 and GRID_SIZE
. The item on which you apply the class will logically take ITEM_SIZE/GRID_SIZE
of the grid's available space. The flex-item-1
class corresponds to the default size for items on which you do no not specify a class.

flex-item-1

flex-item-2

flex-item-3

flex-item-2

flex-item-1

flex-item-1

flex-item-1

flex-item-1

Spacing
You might want to add some spacing to your components. Corbo has helper classes that will help you add gutter to your row, grid or column. A spacing is applied using the flex-spacing-{SIZE}
where size
is an integer, creating a gutter of {SIZE}rem
between items. Available spacing sizes are 1, 2 by default but you can add more through customization. Contrary to most CSS frameworks, the gutter is creating by setting a margin on items, leaving you complete control over the items' padding.
Spacing can be applied on rows:

flex-item

columns,

Or grids:

flex-item-1

flex-item-2

flex-item-3

flex-item-2

flex-item-1

flex-item-1

flex-item-1

flex-item-1

Alignment
Corbo also has helper classes to align items inside containers (rows, columns or grids). All items can be aligned along the main axis, and the cross axis. An alignment is defined using the flex-align-{MAIN_AXIS}[-{CROSS_AXIS}]
class, where MAIN_AXIS
can take any value among start, end, center, around, between
and CROSS_AXIS
, any value among start, end, center, stretch
. If MAIN_AXIS
and CROSS_AXIS
are equal, the class can be shorthanded to flex-align-{MAIN_AXIS}
.
⚠ Alignment properties affecting the vertical axis (cross axis of a row, or main axis of a column) might not have any effect if the container element does not have a custom height.
Here is a list of all available values:
flex-start-start
(orflex-start
)flex-start-end
flex-start-center
flex-start-stretch
flex-end-start
flex-end-end
(orflex-end
)flex-end-center
flex-end-stretch
flex-center-start
flex-center-end
flex-center-center
(orflex-center
)flex-center-stretch
flex-around-start
flex-around-end
flex-around-center
flex-around-stretch
flex-between-start
flex-between-end
flex-between-center
flex-between-stretch

Responsive
Wrapping and the flex-item
utility class help you create fluid layouts.
However, if you need a more fine-grained control, Corbo also features helper classes to control grids' responsive behaviour. They are declared using: flex-grid-{BREAKPOINT}-{SIZE}
where BREAKPOINT
is the name of the desired breakpoint.
By default, there are 5 breakpoints (this can be customized):
| Portrait phone (≤ 568px) |
Landscape phone (≥ 568px) |
Tablet (≥ 768px) |
Laptop (≥ 992px) |
Desktop (≥ 1200px) |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
flex-grid-{SIZE} |
✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
flex-grid-phone-{SIZE} |
✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |
flex-grid-tablet-{SIZE} |
✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||
flex-grid-laptop-{SIZE} |
✓ | ✓ | |||
flex-grid-desktop-{SIZE} |
✓ |
⚠ Responsive classes apply to all devices equal or bigger than the one matching the class you use.


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A section focused on teaching. I'll be giving tutorials on various subjects, ranging from knitting to sketching to coding to stretching.
Living and actively learning lessons from the Word. A place where I write about they ways God is growing me.
I love to travel and take pictures. A section where you can read about my adventures and be jealous.
A place where I can verbalize notions of both the world around me and the one in my head.
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August 17
And I will rebuke the devourer for your sakes, and he shall not destroy the fruits of your ground; neither shall your vine cast her fruit before the time in the field, says the Lord of hosts.  Malachi 3:11-12
God is vitally interested in your finances. He wants to multiply and protect them. But He won't be able to--unless you open the door for Him to do it.
How? Through tithing.
 When you tithe, you lay a foundation for success and abundance. You establish deposits with God you can draw on when you need them.
But don't wait until your back is against the wall to start. Begin now. Start developing your faith when things are going well by meditating on the blessing God's Word promises you as a tither. Learn to act on that Word now, and when Satan tries to put you in a financial corner, he'll fail. His power over you financially will have already been broken. Because you've established yourself on the covenant of God, Satan will have no chance against you. God will rebuke him for your sake.
If you haven't yet opened the door and given God a way into your finances, don't wait any longer. Do it today. Then, when the pressures of tomorrow come, you'll be prepared and protected by the special privileges that are guaranteed to those who tithe.
Scripture Reading: Hebrews 7:1-9


GUILTY BY SUSPICION A film review by James David Nicoll Copyright 1991 James David Nicoll
Rarely in these days of socialist Big Government, does one get to see a movie that is daring enough to support true American values. GUILTY BY SUSPICION is such a movie.
The plot is based on the well-known (but oft distorted) patriotic actions of HUAC (The House Un-American Affairs Committee) in the 1950s, when a Hollywood rotten with Communists and Liberal Fellow Travellers was purged of its socialist toxins. Robert De Niro plays one such commie writer, who returns from a European trip (The Soviet Union, I need not point out, is in Europe) and is asked by his employers to cooperate with HUAC in its crusade against the corrupters of America. De Niro's character refuses this very reasonable request, and over the next two hours, is smashed like the communist filth he is.
I particularly enjoyed the careful and thorough case HUAC assembles against De Niro.  I need not point out that a woman who can't raise her own offspring is a crime against human nature. The family is (no matter what the perfumed homosexuals of Hollywood might claim) the basis of all human civilisation!
An obese "comedy" writer who can neither control his craving for food not his craving for approval from his socialist friends, who *refuses* to testify to a *Congressional Committee of the United States of America*!
De Niro's wife, a communist *teacher*, whose access to the pure minds of American Youth is rightly taken away. She is shown undermining the USA's defenses in one telling scene. She and De Niro are *divorced* (The usual Hollywood serial polygamy, no doubt!) but later in the movie, he is shown *living* with her. What kind of an example must they set for their child; two single adults living together outside the bounds of matrimony!
De Niro's character is shown to be paranoid when he attacks a man and his wife while they are out enjoying American Free Enterprise! Clearly, the anticipation of the Stalinistic purges that *would* have swept the USA if not for HUAC eroded his mind!
These are just *some* of the examples of moral corruption HUAC has to deal with in this film. They succeed in sniffing out communism in cases a normal untrained observer would have mistaken as perfectly harmless or even as *Pro-American*!
Rarely has a film dared to show the HUAC As It Was! This is one film that so dares, and it make this reviewer *proud* to be American!!! This is a film made in America, by Americans, for Americans!!!!!!
What, you think I'd post this without a disclaimer? Tee Hee. Just a joke, folks; apologies to those who took it seriously. Inspired by a comment by a friend, and a conversation I eavesdropped on.
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For some reason Synergy won't anti-alias my artwork. Some of my more intricate album covers look really bad in the floater. Is there any way to fix this?
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There is an aliasing-related feature request in the database here:
http://wincent.com/a/support/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=128
Can you provide a screenshot of how the Floater looks which shows what you mean by "really bad"? And also a copy of the original album art so that I can do testing here with it?
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Alright, "really bad" was an exageration. Sorry. I doubt it's any worse than the bug report, but since the report is over a year and a half old I figured I'd bump the issue. Here's a comparison screenshot and the album artwork you asked for:
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```powershell
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
```
```bash
$ python manage.py makemigrations peytalaneApp
```
```sh
$ python manage.py migrate peytalaneApp
```
if you want to edit stylesheet:
```zsh
$ bower install
```
```csh
$ gem install sass
```
<span style="color:red"> **Peytalane is dependant of lpmng-core** </span>
you can edit lpmng-core url in ``` peytalaneApp/functions/core.py ```
```batch
$ python manage.py runserver
```
```
$ sass scss/main.scss peytalaneApp/static/peytalaneApp/style.min.css --style compressed4
```


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board of directors, officers, administration, leadership
Your orchestra needs an administrative leadership to take care of things like communicating logistics to the musicians, recruiting musicians, acquiring and copying music, publicizing concerts, and designing programs. These things shouldn't be the responsibility of your conductor, and they shouldn't be the responsibility of just one person. Administering an orchestra is too big a task for one person to do alone. Also, you want the orchestra to be able to continue functioning if something happens to you, so you need to spread the responsibility and knowledge among a team of key people.
When I say "board of directors", I'm not talking about a traditional nonprofit board made of wealthy or powerful community members who primarily do fundraising and hire the organization's director. Rather, I'm talking about a core group of people who will take care of the day-to-day administrative tasks for your orchestra. Perhaps one day you might want an advisory board made up of local professionals who offer their services to you or who attend fundraisers and galas, but at this point, what you really need is leadership from among your musicians to take direct control of your orchestra's functioning.
Another reason you need a board of directors is for your official business. You need one in order to open a bank account and apply for official 501(c)(3) nonprofit status.
Before the RCO even began rehearsals, I started trying to recruit people to help me administer the orchestra. My musician sign-up form had a checkbox for "I want to be an organizer", and a lot of people checked it. Not all of them ended up actually volunteering for anything tangible, but after two organizational meetings and plenty of phone calls and e-mails, I got people to commit to volunteering for various tasks that had to be done for the first concert (especially tasks I didn't really want to do myself). I found a personnel manager early on to help me assemble musicians and keep a roster. A pair of librarians to acquire and copy music was next. I also got a volunteer to design and print posters and programs. I worked out the scheduling and kept everybody else on track.
As we progressed, we got a better sense of what needed to be done, and people figured out how to do it. The necessary leadership roles solidified. Just before our first concert, we held formal board elections during a rehearsal, with the positions effective for the remainder of our first concert season. We needed a formally-elected board in order to get a bank account and apply for our 501(c)(3) status and to adopt our bylaws, so we wanted to do this early on.
These first elections weren't exactly competitive. Everyone who had been doing the jobs already ran unchallenged and was elected unanimously. I also had to coax a few favored victims into running for some positions that no one volunteered for at all. It's hard to find volunteers for this kind of thing. In other words, keep it democratic, but feel free to handpick people to run if they aren't volunteering themselves. Just make sure you pick someone who knows how to do the job or who is willing and able and unafraid to figure it out if they don't. It can be very difficult to know who in your fledgling organization has what skills, if you don't know the members, and it takes time to establish trust with your fellow leaders that they will follow through with their commitments and do a good job. It helps if you can provide well-defined tasks and definite deadlines, and you have to remember that everyone's a volunteer and doing this in their free time. It takes time and patience and testing.
Your board will likely need a minimum of four officers: president, vice-president, secretary and treasurer. These are the standard positions that the IRS and banks expect to see. You might want to include more officers than that and/or member-at large-positions as well. You will need to describe your board's structure and positions and election procedures in your bylaws.
I purposefully decided to keep my orchestra's board small and to give each member a specific title. We have seven officers and no members-at-large. I did this for several reasons. First, I decided to keep the board small because it is difficult to find volunteers who are willing to do administrative work. It would be hard to fill more positions. Second, I wanted every office to have specific, assigned duties to fill a well-defined need in the orchestra's administration. In my own experience, and from what others have told me, sometimes members-at-large don't know what to do to help, and it is possible to end up with a lot of dead weight on the board that doesn't really serve much purpose. It's better to have a small, full board with people who are committed to actually doing work for the organization instead of a large group of stragglers who don't show up to meetings and never get anything done.
In addition to president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, I decided that we needed a publicity director and that the personnel manager and librarian should be members of the board. The personnel manager and librarian are traditionally appointed staff rather than board members, but it seemed to me that in a group like ours, these two positions play a pretty key role in the group's functioning and ought to be part of the decision-making. At the very least, it makes them show up to board meetings so I can keep track of what they're doing and ask them questions.
When writing the board section of our bylaws, we decided to state that at least 50% of the board must be made up of orchestra members. While we welcome input from interested community members and the skills and connections they can provide, we really want the orchestra membership to be directly in charge of the orchestra's direction and policies. Although we certainly want to make great music that our audience enjoys, we are a community orchestra whose main purpose is really to provide a playing outlet for our musicians, so we felt that it is our musicians who should be in charge.
You can see the details of the RCO's board structure and officer descriptions in Articles V and VII of the bylaws. We might have to change these or expand the board as the organization evolves, but so far this arrangement is working well for us.
Volunteer board members usually have the best of intentions, but unfortunately, they may not always have the time or desire or skills to do the job they signed up for or got elected for. I recommend you put an escape clause of some sort in your bylaws to allow you to get rid of ineffective (or destructive!) board members. Actually, ineffective and destructive can be the same thing if, for example, your treasurer neglects to file your annual IRS and state paperwork and you lose your non-profit status. Your board should be able to vote to remove a board member who fails to perform the duties of their office or who otherwise causes harm to the organization.
Also, board members should feel free to resign their positions at any time if they themselves realize that they can't or don't want to do the job. In that situation, it's best for them and for the organization if they resign responsibly. Add a board member resignation clause to your bylaws.


Bolt from the Blueby Mike Nevins, Saint Louis University School of Law (December 1997) Only a small number of the countless Western feature films made since the dawn of talkies dealt centrally with legal themes, but one that left an enduring mark on other Western features and on Western TV series was THE OX-BOW INCIDENT (20th Century-Fox, 1943), the anti-lynching classic directed by William Wellman and starring Henry Fonda. In the thirty years between OX-BOW and the more recent classic DIRTY HARRY (1971; directed by Don Siegel and starring Clint Eastwood) it was an axiom in Westerns, questioned about as often as the existence of God is questioned within the four walls of a church, that due process of law is sacred; that taking the law into one's own hands via lynch mob or vigilante organization or by any other means was never justified no matter what the situation or provocation. One of the unique aspects of the television series MAVERICK (starring James Garner as Bret Maverick) was its delight in parodying other Western features and TV series, and perhaps its finest hour in this vein is Bolt from the Blue (November 27, 1960; written and directed by Robert Altman), in which the satiric target is OX-BOW itself. In this episode, Beauregard Maverick (Roger Moore) catches a sly old man named Eben Bolt (Tim Graham) trying to horsenap his mighty stallion Gumlegs but then they're both captured by a mob of ranchers and townsmen chasing Bolt and his elusive partner Benson January, who have "dehorsed the countryside." Starky (Charles Fredericks) and the rest of the mob take Maverick to be January and are about to lynch both men on the spot when the party is interrupted by a bumptious youth (Will Hutchins) who never gives his name but can only be Tom Brewster from SUGARFOOT.
When mob member Bradley (Percy Helton) begins to get queasy about lynching the prisoners, Starky decides to resolve the issue democratically.
But before the circuit judge can be sent for there has to be a conference between attorney and client.
After the defender of legality has ridden off to find the circuit judge, Maverick takes aside the youngest member of the lynch mob (Arnold Merritt).
But when we get to meet Judge Hookstratten (Richard Hale), who's just finishing up another trial in town, we wonder whether Maverick might not do better without him. "It is the duty of the law to protect as well as to prosecute. It's our function to work for the accused, look after his interests as well as convict him. Now with these values firmly in mind, I now pronounce the defendant---GUILTY! HANG HIM!" The young lawyer rides into town soon after Hookstratten has left but in time to meet Angelica Garland (Fay Spain), who has just gotten off the stagecoach and has been hunting for the man who had left her waiting at the altar in St. Louis---Benson January. The two catch up with Hookstratten on the trail.
They arrive just in time to stop the impatient lynch mob from hanging Maverick and Bolt and Altman's version of a "proper trial" gets underway, with no one sworn in, no one cross-examined, and Angelica not only identifying Maverick as Benson January but trying to shoot him where he stands. The mob serves as jury and deliberates for roughly a nanosecond.
Bolt, "out of gratitude and due respect for the law," pays the judge's fee out of Maverick's bankroll and, preparing to ride off, happens to mention that it's Sunday.
We are still only about halfway through the film, and Altman continues to pile twist upon comic twist and character upon bizarre character much as he would do on the big screen a decade later in M*A*S*H (1970), leaving us with perhaps the only TV Western episode that uses legal themes as the basis for anarchic farce. |
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