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is used for subreports and contains the names of columns of the parent report.
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is used for subreports and contains the names of the columns of the subreport
which are related to the master fields of the parent report.
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is the command which should be executed, the type of command depends
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specifies the type of the command to be executed to retrieve a result set.
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specifies an addtional filter to optinally use.
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indicates whether the filter should be applied or not,
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additional having clause for the row set
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additional group by for the row set
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specifies if the Command should be analyzed on the client side before sending it
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specifies the maximal count of rows which should be fetched.
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specifies the active connection which is used to create the resulting report.
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is the name of the datasource to use, this could be a named datasource
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MasterFields
[ bound ] sequence< string > MasterFields;
- Description
- is used for subreports and contains the names of columns of the parent report.
These columns are typically the foreign key fields of the parent report.
The values of theses columns are used to identify the data for the subreport.
Each time the parent report changes it's current row, the subreport requeries
it's data based on the values of the master fields.
If the report is no sub report (e.g. it's parent is not a report itself), this
property is not evaluated.
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DetailFields
[ bound ] sequence< string > DetailFields;
- Description
- is used for subreports and contains the names of the columns of the subreport
which are related to the master fields of the parent report.
Entries in this sequence can either denote column names in the sub report,
or paramater names.
For instance, you could base the report on the SQL statement
SELECT * FROM invoices WHERE cust_ref = :cid , and add cid
to the DetailFields property. In this case, the parameter will be filled from
the corresponding master field.
Alternatively, you could simply base your report on the table invoices ,
and add the column name cust_ref to the DetailFields. In this case,
and implicit filter clause WHERE cust_ref = :<new_param_name> will
be created, and the artificial parameter will be filled from the corresponding
master field.
If a string in this property denotes both a column name and a parameter name, it
is undefined which way it is interpreted, but implementations of the service are required
to either decide for the paramter or the column, and proceed as usual.
The columns specified herein typically represent a part of the primary key
fields or their aliases of the detail report.
If the report is no sub report (e.g. it's parent is not a report itself), this
property is not evaluated.
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Command
[ bound ] string Command;
- Description
- is the command which should be executed, the type of command depends
on the CommandType.
In case of a CommandType of ::CommandType::COMMAND,
means in case the Command specifies an SQL statement, the inherited
::com::sun::star::sdbc::RowSet::EscapeProcessing
becomes relevant:
It then can be to used to specify whether the SQL statement should be analyzed on the
client side before sending it to the database server.
The default value for ::com::sun::star::sdbc::RowSet::EscapeProcessing
is true. By switching it to false, you can pass backend-specific SQL statements,
which are not standard SQL, to your database.
- See also
- ::com::sun::star::sdb::CommandType
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CommandType
[ bound ] long CommandType;
- Description
- specifies the type of the command to be executed to retrieve a result set.
Command needs to be interpreted depending on the value of this property.
This property is only meaningfull together with the Command
property, thus either both or none of them are present.
- See also
- ::com::sun::star::sdb::CommandType
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Filter
[ bound ] string Filter;
- Description
- specifies an addtional filter to optinally use.
The Filter string has to form a SQL WHERE-clause, without the WHERE-string itself.
If a DataSourceName, Command and CommandType
are specified, a ::RowSet can be created with this information. If the results provided by the
row set are to be additionally filtered, the Filter property can be used.
Note that the Filter property does not make sense if a ResultSet has been specified
in the DataAccessDescriptor.
- See also
- ::com::sun::star::sdb::RowSet, ResultSet
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ApplyFilter
[ bound ] boolean ApplyFilter;
- Description
- indicates whether the filter should be applied or not,
default is false.
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HavingClause
[ bound ] string HavingClause
- set raises (::com::sun::star::beans::UnknownPropertyException);
- Description
- additional having clause for the row set
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Order
[ bound ] string Order;
- Description
- is a additional sort order definition for a rowset.
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EscapeProcessing
[ bound ] boolean EscapeProcessing;
- Description
- specifies if the Command should be analyzed on the client side before sending it
to the database server.
The default value of this property is true. By switching it to false, you can pass
backend-specific SQL statements, which are not standard SQL, to your database.
This property is usually present together with the Command and
CommandType properties, and is evaluated if and only if CommandType
equals ::CommandType::COMMAND.
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[ bound ] long RowLimit;
- Description
- specifies the maximal count of rows which should be fetched.
A value of zero implies that no limit exists.
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ActiveConnection
[ bound ] ::com::sun::star::sdbc::XConnection ActiveConnection
- set raises (::com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException);
- Description
- specifies the active connection which is used to create the resulting report.
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DataSourceName
[ bound ] string DataSourceName;
- Description
- is the name of the datasource to use, this could be a named datasource
or the URL of a data access component.
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Kritika Khurana
Senior Associate
Kritika Khurana has completed LL.B. in 2015 and is working with the Firm since July 2015. Her major responsibilities include drafting and arguing in the Supreme Court of India and the Delhi High Court along with District Courts of Delhi, the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission and Consumer Forums. She is also responsible for handling Trademark Opposition matters before the Registrar of Trademarks.
Practice Areas
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Leadership & Membership
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Honors & Awards
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Galactic Astronomy is the study of the Milky Way galaxy and all the things inside of it. While Galactic Astronomy is commonly confused with extragalactic astronomy, which deals with everything outside of our galaxy, galactic astronomy only handles the study within it. The Milky Way galaxy is one of the best studied galaxy due to our Solar System belonging in it. While much of the galaxy has been studied and researched, there are still some parts that are still obscured from view due to cosmic dust.
Extragalactic Astronomy
Extragalactic astronomy is the opposite of galactic astronomy. Instead of studying the Milky Way Galaxy and its content, extragalactic astronomy is the study of other galaxies in the universe as well as how galaxies are formed and evolved. This includes the study of the Andromeda Galaxy, one of the nearest galaxy to our own.
Cosmology
Cosmology is the study of the universe as a whole. This includes how the universe was created, like the big bang theory and topics such as how the universe has changed overtime. Cosmology also studies how the universe as a whole will be in the future and how it will affect our galaxies and our planets.


Prince Edward Island Marathon
Charlottetown PE CAN
Website: www.princeedwardislandmarathon.com
Race Winners
(39 runnings)
3:18:45a 3:04:23a 2:53:24a 2:56:35a 14 Oct
2007
2:49:16a
3:10:56a
15 Oct
2006
2:39:56a
3:13:44a
16 Oct
2005
2:55:12a
3:34:28a
17 Oct
2004
2:39:12a
3:13:27a
20 Sep
2003
2:44:44
3:29:44
21 Sep
2002
2:49:18
3:37:14
22 Sep
2001
2:58:13
3:13:27
23 Sep
2000
2:50:15
3:15:16
26 Sep
1999
2:52:42
3:25:47
27 Sep
1998
2:50:54
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28 Sep
1997
2:45:37
---
29 Sep
1996
3:06:07
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24 Sep
1995
3:04:01
3:31:30
25 Sep
1994
2:57:25
4:04:07
26 Sep
1993
2:29:32
3:47:22
20 Sep
1992
2:44:39
4:14:52
22 Sep
1991
2:47:13
n/a
1990
n/a
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17 Sep 1989
2:49:25
3:24:26
18 Sep 1988
2:46:23
2:59:13
13 Sep 1987
2:38:09
3:15:18
31 Aug 1986
2:36:58
3:36:20
01 Sep 1985
2:40:14
3:14:53
09 Sep 1984
2:44:24a
3:29:08a
11 Sep 1983
2:35:38a
3:39:35a
12 Sep 1982
2:32:36a
3:58:25a
13 Sep 1981
2:49:31a
3:50:10a
14 Sep 1980
2:34:52a
3:09:55a
16 Sep 1979
2:40:33.4a
3:20:19a
Notes: 1979 was the inaugural year. Known as the PEI Roadrunners Marathon for 1979-1984 and the Island Marathon
for 1985-2003. For 1979-1984 and 2004-date, the race was run from Cavendish to Charlottetown, a
separation of 33.6
km (point-to-point). In 2004, an alternate race known as the Stratford Marathon was held on 18 Sep; the race was
won by David Forsythe (CAN) in 3:13:33 and by Pam Power-McKenna (CAN) in 3:22:17.
15 Oct
2017
2:35:25a
Stanley Chaisson-3
3:18:55a
Jocelyn Peterson (PE/CAN)
16 Oct
2016
2:41:15a
Stanley Chaisson-2
3:04:42a
Jennifer Nicholson-4
18 Oct
2015
2:41:58a
Jamie Lamond (NS/CAN)
3:16:46a
Marcie Holland (NB/CAN)
19 Oct
2014
2:43:30a
Kris Taylor-2
3:20:05a
Erin MacNeil (NS/CAN)
20 Sep
2013
2:41:30a
Kris Taylor (NS/CAN)
3:00:17a
Jennifer Nicholson-3
14 Oct
2012
2:37:55a
Mike MacKinnon-5
3:14:49a
Helga MacNeill (PE/CAN)
16 Oct
2011
2:34:19a
Mike MacKinnon-4
Kathy Armitage (NB/CAN)
17 Oct
2010
2:44:44a
Scott Clark-2
Rhonda Loo (AB/CAN)
18 Oct
2009
2:32:59a
Stanley Chiisson (PE/CAN)
Jennifer Nicholson-2
19 Oct
2008
2:39:28a
Mike MacKinnon-3
Jennifer Nicholson (PE/CAN)
Scott Clark (PE/CAN)
Jennifer Vandongen (ME/USA)
David MacLennan-2
Roya MacDonald (NB/CAN)
Rob MacKenzie-2
Stephanie Sealy (NS/CAN)
David MacLennan (NS/CAN)
Denise Robson (NS/CAN)
Rob MacKenzie (PE/CAN)
Robyn Campbell (CAN)
Mike MacKinnon-2
Tara Costello (CAN)
Tim Murphy-2
Pam Power-McKenna-4
Calvin DesRoches (CAN)
Pam Power-McKenna-3
Mike MacKinnon (CAN)
Pam Power-McKenna-2
Tim Murphy (CAN)
n/a
Shawn McCardle (CAN)
n/a
Roy Mason (PE/CAN)
n/a
Paul Wright-6
Bernadine MacAulay (NS/CAN)
Kevin Murphy (NB/CAN)
Kelly Browne (NB/CAN)
Bohdan Sawchuk (ON/UKR)
Simone Boudreau (NB/CAN)
Alastair Watt (NF/CAN)
Sharon Modorski (IL/USA)
Paul Wright-5
Pam Power-McKenna (PE/CAN)
Paul Wright-4
n/a
Paul Wright-3
Marian Grant (PE/CAN)
Paul Wright-2
Myra Fraser-2
Ken Doucette-2
Myra Fraser (PE/CAN)
Ken Doucette (PE/CAN)
Ena MacPherson (NS/CAN)
Bert deVriese (ON/CAN)
Beverly Williams-Robertson (NS/CAN)
Paul Wright (PE/CAN)
Marlene Costain-2
Mike Dyon (CAN)
Marlene Costain (CAN)
Tim Loftus (FL/USA)
Michelyne Michaud (CAN)
Jim Wyatt (CAN)
Monica LaPointe (CAN)
Tom Olson-2
Carol Roy (ME/USA)
Tom Olson (CAN)
Gertrude Mooney (CAN)
Most Wins
(1979/date)
Men
6
Paul Wright (CAN)
1984,1988-91,1995
Women
4
Pam Power-McKenna (CAN)
1991,1999-2001
Jennifer Nicholson (PE/CAN)
2008-09,2013,2016
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
Year Men Women Total 2010 $175 $175 $350 2009 95 95 190 Sums $270 $270 $540
Race Time Bias
(sec/km)
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level (1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men No men under 2:20 Women No women under 2:50
Last Updated on 16 Oct 2017
Contributors: Maurice Wilson (50), Juraj Gasparovic (1)


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KyoAni Studio Arson Suspect Admits to Choosing Most Populated Office for Attack - Reports
TOKYO (Sputnik) - Shinji Aoba, the suspect in a deadly July arson attack on an animation studio in Japan's Kyoto, said he deliberately targeted the studio's office with the most people in the building, thereby basically admitting guilt to the attack, Kyodo News outlet reported, citing police.
"I targeted First Studio where the largest number of people [at the company] work. I thought I would be able to injure many people," the suspect said, as quoted by the investigators and cited by the Kyodo News outlet.
Aoba expects to receive the death sentence.
On Friday, Kyoto's prefectural police questioned Aoba for the first time since the July 18 attack, which killed 36 people. He was being treated for burns and was unfit for questioning prior to Friday.
On July 18, a man, suspected to be Aoba, entered the the three-story Kyoto Animation studio, poured gasoline on the floor and ignited it. He was subsequently detained by police with major burns. During his detention, Aoba is believed to have said that the studio had stolen a novella from him.


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Queensland bushfires: Esk Hospital self-evacuates as fire threat nears
Residents in the vicinity of three fires have been told to “leave now” as 75 bushfires continue to burn across the state. STAY UP TO DATE WITH THE LATEST ALERTS AND WARNINGS HERE
The most significant bushfires are burning at Pechey, Mt Lindesay, Moreton Island and Lowmead south of Gladstone.
Despite fire conditions easing slighting across the state today, a Queensland Fire and Emergency Services spokeswoman said fireys are “holding on” while they wait for significant rainfall.
Smoke haze from nearby fires continues to impact air quality across the southeast, with ‘very poor’ air quality ratings in Cannon Hill, Rocklea, South Brisbane, Southport, Springwood and Woolloongabba.
Residents in parts of Queensland’s Scenic Rim have been forced from their homes as a large, “unpredictable” bushfire approaches under worsening conditions.
The Queensland Fire and Emergency Services (QFES) warned Tarome residents late on Sunday that a “large, unpredictable” fire west of the town was travelling eastward and could have a significant impact on the community. “Conditions are getting worse,” the QFES said.
People living close to or on Ryan Road, Hinrichsen Road, Simmonds Road, Campsite Road and McGuire Road were at risk and were advised to leave and seek shelter at the Kalbar School of Arts Hall in Kalbar.
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Firefighters are hoping cooler conditions may give them a break on Monday as they battle 75 bushfires across the state, but severe weather appears set to return midweek.
The most challenging blazes are at Ravensbourne and Esk, near Toowoomba, and the fire at Tarome, where residents were told to evacuate.
Campers were also evacuated late on Sunday from the path of a dangerous fire on Moreton Island, off Brisbane, ahead of an expected wind change.
The threat of a bushfires burning in the Somerset Region has seen a local hospital choose to “self-evacuate”.
The Esk Hospital yesterday afternoon made the decision to evacuate patients as a bushfire on Esk Hampton Rd travelled in the direction of the hospital, which is about 20km away from the fire.
It’s understood a total of six patients have been evacuated.
A spokeswoman from the Queensland Police Service has reminded locals to listen to official messaging from police and Queensland Fire and Emergency Services (QFES), saying the decision to evacuate was one made by the hospital.
Meanwhile a dangerous bushfire on Moreton Island is expected to hit campsites, authorities say.
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Queensland Fire and Emergency Services issued an alert on Sunday afternoon urging all campers to evacuate the island now.
As at 6.20am, slow-moving, dangerous fire is burning close to the southern and eastern side of the township of Bulwer.
“There is also potential for this fire to move unpredictably. It is expected to impact campsites right across Moreton Island in the coming hours and days.
“The fire could have a significant impact on campers.”
Tangalooma Island Resort has opened its doors to campers who need somewhere to stay.
People camping on the eastern side of the island should travel on Southern Middle Rd or Bulwer-Blue Lagoon Rd towards the western side of the island before progressing south along the beach to Tangalooma.
Campers on the western side of the island should travel south along the beach, directly to Tangalooma.
Weakening winds on Monday should see fire conditions ease from severe to very high, the Bureau of Meteorology says.
“It’s still elevated but it’s obviously a big improvement from the extremes of (Sunday),” meteorologist Jess Gardner said.
“The wind direction is switching from a westerly, where it brings hot dry air, to an easterly, where it’s cooler and more humid.”
Temperatures will also fall, however, the fire danger looks set to remain at very high for most of the week.
It could become severe on the Darling Downs on Wednesday, with Toowoomba forecast to reach 35C.


==German==
[[File:Mädchen 1.jpg|thumb|right|220px|ein '''Mädchen''']]
===Alternative forms===
* {{l|de|Mägdchen}} {{qualifier|obsolete}}
===Etymology===
[[Appendix:Glossary#diminutive|Diminutive]] of a word for “girl” at hand in modern {{m|de|Magd||female servant}} and its variant {{m|de|Maid}} (now poetic “girl”). The form is thus analyzable as {{suffix|de|Magd|chen}} with simplification of the consonant cluster. It spread from {{etyl|gml|de}} {{m|gml|mēgedeken}}, {{m|gml|mechdeken}} (15th, early 16th centuries) to dialects of [[Central German]], thence beginning to replace older terms like {{m|de|Dirne}} (now “whore”, except dialectally). Similar formations are [[Upper German]] {{m|de|Mädel}}, {{cog|nl|meisje}}, and {{cog|en|maiden}}.
===Pronunciation===
* {{IPA|de|/ˈmɛːtçən/}} {{qualifier|prescriptive standard; used naturally in western Germany and Switzerland}}
* {{IPA|de|/ˈmeːtçən/}} {{qualifier|overall more common; particularly northern and eastern regions}}
* {{audio|de|De-Mädchen.ogg|audio}}
===Noun===
{{de-noun|n|Mädchens|Mädchen}}
# [[girl]]
# [[maiden]]
====Usage notes====
* Since ''Mädchen'' is a grammatically neuter noun, all preceding articles, determiners, and adjectives take neuter forms: ''ein kleines Mädchen'' (“a little girl”). This rule is followed throughout all registers of German.
* There is more variation concerning pronouns referring back to ''Mädchen''. These are usually neuter within the same sentence: ''Das Mädchen, das eben hier war, hat seine Tasche vergessen.'' – “The girl who was just here, forgot her purse.” (But feminine {{m|de|ihre}} would be acceptable in colloquial usage.) It is quite common, however, to use feminine pronouns in following sentences: ''Siehst du das Mädchen, das da steht? Kennst du die?'' – “Do you see the girl who [''neuter''] is standing there? Do you know her [''feminine'']?” (But neuter {{m|de|es}} would be acceptable in literary usage.)
* ''Mädchen'' is typically used to refer to young women up to the age of 20 (or 25 at most). Past this age it is uncommon (unlike {{cog|en|girl}}).
====Declension====
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====Synonyms====
* {{l|de|Mädel|g=n}} ''(colloquial)''
* {{l|de|Mädken}}, {{l|de|Mädle|g=n}} ''(regional)''
====Antonyms====
* (by gender) {{l|de|Bub}}, {{l|de|Bube}} {{g|m}} ''(Austrian, Swiss)'', {{l|de|Junge}} {{g|m}}, {{l|de|Knabe}}
* (by age) {{l|de|Frau}} {{g|f}}, {{l|de|Greisin}} {{g|f}}
====Derived terms====
{{der-top}}
* {{l|de|Dienstmädchen}}
* {{l|de|Hausmädchen}}
* {{l|de|Kindermädchen}}
{{der-mid}}
* {{l|de|Kopftuchmädchen}}
* {{l|de|Milchmädchen}}
* {{l|de|Schulmädchen}}
{{der-bottom}}
===Further reading===
* {{R:Duden}}
[[Category:German diminutiva tantum]]


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It is my pleasure to present this speech on behalf of the graduating pupils. Today marks a milestone in our academic life. The little steps that we have been taking since we entered this special school have now become a giant leap. We have just completed a phase in our academic journeys and we give glory and honour to God Almighty. We are different because this school is also different in terms of what we are taught, how we are taught and the discipline instilled in us. For this we say thank you to our hard working supervisors. We thank our parents also for believing in the school and choosing to send us to this school. In conclusion, I want to declare boldly that we have been well prepared for further education anywhere in the world and we promise that we will not disappoint you by the grace of God. Thank you, God bless Trumpet Sound Academy, God Bless Nigeria.


Having been sent off in the 2008 final against Manchester United and then banned for three games by UEFA after Chelsea were controversially eliminated by Barcelona one season later, Didier Drogba finally achieved his Champions League redemption in the 2012 final against Bayern Munich. After spectacularly overcoming the odds to beat Barcelona in the semi-final, many expected a fragmented Chelsea side to succumb to defeat at the Allianz Arena. However, Drogba, living up to his bill as a big-game player, headed in an 88th-minute equaliser to send the game to extra-time before coolly converting the winning penalty to earn Chelsea’s first ever European Cup and cement his place as one of the greatest players in the club’s history.
Lionel Messi took the plaudits as a dominant Barcelona side romped to Champions League success with a 3-1 victory over Manchester United in the 2011 final. The little magician, hailed by many as the greatest player of all time, scored the second Barcelona goal of the game and left Sir Alex Ferguson shell-shocked with his Man of the Match performance. Having inspired Barcelona to victory over fierce rivals Real Madrid in the semi-finals, this capped a memorable season for both Messi and Barcelona, leaving no-one in any doubt that this side were one of the greatest in football history.
Presented with the chance to win Chelsea’s first ever European Cup, it was captain John Terry who picked up the ball and placed it on the spot twelve yards out, with only Edwin van der Sar to beat. The rain pelting down and the jeers of the United supporters echoing around the Luzhniki Stadium, it was Terry, so often the hero, who contrived to slip at the vital moment, sending his penalty crashing agonisingly against the post. And after Anderson and Ryan Giggs converted for Man United, Chelsea's miserable fate was sealed as Nicolas Anelka's spot-kick was saved by Van der Sar, leaving a devastated Terry sobbing in the Moscow night.
With just one win in their previous five domestic games and a defensive injury crisis, Arsenal were widely expected to struggle when they visited a star-studded Real Madrid side in February 2006. But after a goalless opening half in the last-16 first-leg clash, it was Arsenal's own Galáctico, Thierry Henry, who made the difference. The French striker received a pass from Cesc Fabregas in the centre circle, shrugged off Ronaldo, then galloped past Alvaro Mejia, David Beckham and finally Sergio Ramos before firing a precise left-footed finish past Iker Casillas. It was a truly vintage Henry goal and one which ensured Arsenal became the first English team ever to win at the Santiago Bernabeu. The Gunners eventually reached the final and were within 13 minutes of defeating Barcelona – despite Jens Lehmann’s early red card - only for Samuel Eto’o and Juliano Belletti to break their hearts with a late double salvo.
Liverpool were just four minutes away from crashing out of the Champions League when club captain and legend Steven Gerrard fired home in front of the Kop to steer his side into the knockout stages. Gerrard’s long-range trademark strike capped a memorable comeback after the Reds trailed at half-time and was the first of many miraculous moments during the 2004/05 Champions League campaign as they later when on to lift the trophy in Istanbul.


First things first. For every story there has to be a setting. We need a world. We need maps. Contest time!
Build a world
I’m calling on artists from around the platform. I need your help!
Build a map of the world. It’s incredibly open ended, but here’s what we know. There is a white team which represents astral and protective aspects of the world. Black which represents dark sorcery and necromancy. Red, blue, and green which represent the elements of fire, water, and earth. Lastly there are the dragons of gold.
We may change the map over time and allow the story that unfolds to reshape the map, break it, heal it, add it to. We’ll zoom in and out of regions as we discover new cities, new cultures, and new tribes. None of that is possible without a starting map.
Contest
Create a fantasy map of the Steem Monsters World. You’re welcome to incorporate art from the game into this. Try to stick with the theme of the game to the best of your ability. If your creation is selected we may have some edits so hopefully you’re using some layers in photoshop. This contest will run for a week. When this post expires so does the contest entry time.
How to submit
Make a post that has your artwork in it. Put that post as a comment in this post. If you want to create art and not let us use it that’s find, but if you leave your post as a comment to this post you are agreeing to allow us to use your creation for commercial aspects of Steem Monsters.
What you promise
By submitting a picture you’re giving us the copyright to use. You submit it only by linking a post that you’ve created with the art embedded into the comments below.
What we promise
The winner will receive 50 booster decks.
Second place will receive 30 booster decks.
Third place will receive 20 booster decks.
20 booster decks are up for grabs for lower places and for good comments regarding submissions.
More importantly is promotion. This game is already getting people super excited. Your map is going to be built into the steemmonsters.com website and we’ll link to your original post and your steemit profile page. As we grow this is going to amount to some of the best exposure on the Steem Blockchain. Hopefully you’ll see the art you create for us will serve as a fantastic promotional tool for you.
What may happen
If you win or place or just have some cool ideas it’s possible we’ll merge some of this stuff together. We hope that this is less of a final product and more of an evolving map that can twist and turn. It’ll be fun to have more than one person that can contribute in such a way. The main point is that we’ll likely ask you to tweak some work to fit in with game play, future visions, new cards etc. We probably want to include some inside jokes to the Steem community to other steemians through names, graveyards, tombs, objects etc. Let’s start by building some hints of that into the map too.
This page is synchronized from the post: ‘Steem Monsters Cartography Challenge! Create the World Map! 120 Booster Deck Contest!’


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- Education:
- The Overlake School, class of 2011.
- Beloit College, class of 2015.
- Anthropology
- Classical Studies
- Art History
- Graduate education ongoing.
- University of Washington certificate in game design.
- Codefellows.
- Professional experience
- Ninja Escape
- Mission support. December 2015-January 2017.
- Developer. September 2016-January 2017.


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SmoothHist Class Reference
List of all members.
Member Function Documentation
| void SmoothHist::setKernelOption |
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std::string |
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Set kernel fuction. kOption is s string.
There are two kernel fuction available: "box" and "normal".
"box"-> take average of several bins.
"normal"-> Gaussian fuction.
| void SmoothHist::setNmax |
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Set max number of maximum extrema.
Here it set it to 1 (default). This means total number of extrema will be 3 (1 max extrema + 2 min extrema).
| void SmoothHist::setRebinFactor |
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int |
RebinF = -1 |
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Rebin histograms befor smoothing.
-1 means dont rebin. WARNING: if you set this and use it in a loop over systematic hists you may rebin nominal histogram several times.
So do not use this if you don know what are you doing.
| void SmoothHist::setSmoothType |
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string |
sType |
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This is apply to smoothing with kernel.
There are two ways to apply smoothing:
1) smoothe the ratio: Sys/nominal.
2) Smooth the delta: Sys-Nominal
| void SmoothHist::setSpans |
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std::vector< double > |
sListOfSpans |
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[inline] |
This is apply to smoothing with kernel.
This is a list of radii for kernel fuction.
If you dont know what to set then dont call this fuction.
The default list will be used.
| void SmoothHist::setStatErrThreshold |
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float |
ErrFraction |
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This applys to smoothing with kernel.
Set threshold for stat error.
if stat error of bins are larger then this threshold merge bins between two extrema untill number of extrema reach the value set by setNmax(N).
If total stat error of nominal hist larger then the threshold, skip smoothing will appy.
| TH1 * SmoothHist::smoothHistogram |
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This method will merge bins based on stat>0.05 (default).
Better to clone sys hist. otherwise original hist might be modified.
hnom is pointer to nominal historgram.
hsys is a pointer to systematic histogram.
| TH1 * SmoothHist::smoothWithKernel |
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Alternative method: use kernel fuction to smooth histograms.
Better to clone sys hist. otherwise original hist might be modified.
| void SmoothHist::useRalativeSpans |
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This is apply to smoothing with kernel.
In the default span list, maximum span is 2.
If you bin width is larger then 2, you should call this fuction.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


FDNY holds EMT graduation ceremony on Randall's Island
by Naveen DhaliwalRANDALL'S ISLAND, New York (WABC) -- The FDNY held a graduation ceremony for nearly 60 EMTs at the FDNY Training Academy on Randall's Island.
In an emergency, it may be their faces you see first.
Fire Commissioner Daniel Nigro said, "last year alone our members responded to more than a million and a half medical emergencies."
Now, these 58 new graduates from the FDNY Paramedic Basic program are hitting the streets after spending years as EMTs.
"You are now a part of an elite group," Chief of Department John Sudnik said. "You are the highest trained medical responders in the busiest and best medical service in the world."
These paramedics went through nine months of vigorous field rotations and clinical internships to provide the highest level of pre-hospital care.
"I saw paramedics out in the field and I wanted to do what they did," paramedic Stephen Hershenfeld said.
This year paramedic Stephen Hershenfeld, a veteran of the U.S. Armed Forces, walked across the stage with Veteran's Day on his mind.
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"It's a sober day ... those still recovering from PTSD, injuries from war ... we still remember," Hershenfeld said.
Hershenfeld has taken what he's learned during his deployment into the paramedic classroom to help the people of New York.
"It streamlined me to be more disciplined in my studies and to think outside of the box," Hershenfeld said.
"Each of you is committing to saving others as well as providing outstanding medical care," Chief of EMS Lillian Bonsignore said. "I believe this job is a calling and we are so grateful it has called you."
It's a calling for Hershenfeld and 57 others to take on a great responsibility.
"It's the coolest job in the world," Hershenfeld said.
The graduates will be assigned to various units throughout New York City.


Bomet Governor Barchok Appoints County Assembly Speaker Shadrack Rotich As His Deputy
by WycliffeBomet Governor Hillary Barchok has nominated the County Assembly Speaker Shadrack Rotich as his deputy.
In a letter seen by Kahawa Tungu dated November 12, Barchok forwarded Rotchi’s name to the County Assembly to be vetted for the position of Deputy Governor.
Barchok, a former lecturer at Egerton University, who also served as Bomet DG, was sworn in on August 8 as the third governor of Bomet following the death of governor Joyce Laboso.
Laboso succumbed to cancer at the Nairobi Hospital on July 29.
Calls for a female Deputy Governor
In the appointment, Governor Barchok has ignored calls from the political class to appoint a female DG.
Read: Sacked Bomet CECs Move To Court To Challenge County Assembly Decision
Women leaders, including Kirinyaga Governor Ann Waiguru and her Kitui counterpart Charity Ngilu, had appealed to Barchok to nominate a female DG in honour of the late Governor. The two were close friends of Laboso.
During Laboso’s burial, former Prime Minister Raila Odinga also echoed the two governors’ request saying it “should be automatic” that the governor should appoint a female DG.
“I thought that is taken for granted. That is not an issue really. Because a woman was a governor and a man was her deputy, now when the woman governor has left the position, it is automatic that a woman would become a deputy governor. I don’t think that should be an issue, ” said Raila.
Other leaders were rooting for Laboso’s relatives for the position but the Tuesday appointment clearly came as a shocker.


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Kogi election: Avoid mayhem, CHRCR tells Bello, Wada, others
by Success NwoguSuccess Nwogu, Abuja
The Executive Director, Conscience for Human Rights and Conflicts Resolution, Mr Idris Abdul, on Thursday urged political parties, their candidates and supporters to avoid mayhem during the November 16 governorship election in the state and the Kogi West senatorial election.
The major governorship candidates are the incumbent governor, Yahaya Bello (All Progressives Congress); Musa Wada (Peoples Democratic Party); and Mrs.Natasha Akpoti (Social Democratic Party).
The leading senatorial candidates are Senator Dino Melaye (PDP) and Senator Smart Adeyemi (APC).
Abdul, in a statement, also called on the Independent National Electoral Commission to live up to its constitutional responsibilities by creating a level playing field for all stakeholders in the elections.
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Apr. 21, 2008
Richard Borcherds
Asymptotic Freedom
I will attempt to explain why it is possible to study quarks even though it seems impossible to observe isolated quarks.
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Setup and system requirements¶
Note
Provided command-line examples are given as examples and are valid for a standard unix bash terminal.
Operating system and system resource¶
Operating system¶
RST4ABM was designed on Ubuntu 18.04 (Linux) but should compatible with all system capable of installing the dependencies listed on this page.
RAM memory¶
Some tools embedded in RST4ABM can be quite demanding on RAM memory. The actual requirement depends on your dataset and is influenced by parameters set in the config file. The bottleneck usually is the taxonomic assignment. Factors which can increase the RAM requirement are:
the number of samples
the bacterial diversity within your samples
the number of cores
Hint
In practice, 16 to 32 GB are usually required.
Software dependencies¶
Git¶
What for?¶
Git is required to download (clone) RSP4ABM.
Install¶
Git is available by default in operating systems. If not, follow the indications on the git installation page..
Test¶
To test if git is installed:
# To test if git is installed, make it print its version. It will fail if it is not installed
$ git --version
Conda¶
What for?¶
Conda is a convenient python-based package and environment manager. It enables the easy installation of Snakemake. Furthermore, it can be used (as an alternative to Singularity containers) by Snakemake to retrieve all the packages required for the execution of the RSP4ABM.
Test¶
To test if Conda is installed:
# To test if Conda is installed, make it print its version. It will fail if it is not installed
conda --version
Snakemake¶
What for?¶
RSP4ABM is a Snakemake 1 pipeline. Then, it must be installed and available for each execution of the pipeline.
Install¶
Follow indications on Snakemake installation page. It is good practice to create a dedicated Conda environment for Snakemake.
To install Snakemake in a dedicated “Snakemake” environment:
# Install snakemake in a environment named "Snakemake"
conda create -c bioconda -n snakemake snakemake
Test¶
To test if Snakemake is installed:
# To test if Snakmeake is installed, make it print its version. It will fail if it is not installed
snakemake --version
Singularity¶
What for?¶
Singularity is a container plateform. Its enables to create, retrieve and install containers, which are predefined transposable sets of software. The installation of Singularity is optional for most of the functions in RSP4ABM. Indeed, the user can choose when executing the pipeline between Conda or Singularity to retrieved all the required tools. Yet, it recommended to run RSP4ABM with Singularity containers since it enables the best level of reproducibility 2.
Install¶
Follow indications on Singularity installation page
Test¶
To test if Singularity is installed:
# To test if Singularity is installed, make it print its version. It will fail if it is not installed
singularity --version
Clone RSP4ABM¶
Once all dependencies installed and working, RSP4ABM can be cloned with git:
git clone https://github.com/metagenlab/microbiome16S_pipeline.git
Please note the path of the directory in which you cloned RSP4ABM since you will have to indicate it when executing the pipeline.
Reference database¶
The very last step of setup and before the first execution of the pipeline, a dedicated workflow must be executed to prepare and format the reference taxonomy database. For this, refer to Taxonomic reference database preprocessing.


You are a cowardly, yellow rectangle and do not want to be touched by those circles! This project came about when I felt I was ready to create my own game from start to finish. To come up with a simple game, I thought back to some of the games I’d play when we’d have access to computers during class. I remembered a game close to what you see here keeping us occupied for long periods of time.
Avoid is when I truly began to really build code on my own and watch it all come together… or come crashing down. I made several mistakes but I’m very proud of this end product. Though I was still wary of working with real art assets, I challenged myself to create some interesting effects with the HTML canvas to keep things interesting.


--- layout: post title: Real Uses For Tagging date: 2006-08-01 00:00:00 categories: digital-media interfaces-&-interaction social ---
Real Uses For Tagging: "I've also been thinking a lot about graffiti. I think there's a lot to be learned from analysis of it, although I think it is only one form of offline public authoring. There must be a sociologist/anthropologist who's done a thesis on what graffiti means. I'll post another entry later this week with some graffiti examples."
I remember an interview with Chuck D in Wired, years ago, where he described hip-hop as hypertextual on the basis that it was constantly referential. Graffiti seems (to me) to be similar - even when it's not as explicit as this.


LoadSound3D()
语法
Result = LoadSound3D(#Sound3D, Filename$ [, Flags])概要
Loads a WAV or an OGG sound file. The sound has to be mono, as stereo sounds doesn't allow space positioning.
参数
#Sound3D A number to identify the new sound. #PB_Any 可以用来自动生成这个编码. Filename$ The sound filename to load. Flags (可选) It can be the following value: #PB_Sound3D_Streaming: Enable sound streaming playback
返回值
Nonzero if the sound has been successfully loaded, zero otherwise.
备注
A sound doesn't hold its position. It can be attached to a node object to have its own position. A sound is played relative to the listener location. To change the listener location, use SoundListenerLocate().
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Requirements are defined as a set of user stories or features and describe the vision of the product and what to do to get the product done. Must be small enough to get delivered in days.
Priorities identifies what to do first to achieve business driven goals. Pareto says that 80% of the business is done with 20% of the effort, so requirements must be ordered by a business driver.
The product owner
The team is heterogeneous and self-organize. It has a specific identity and it is responsible for the delivery and the Project Management through the Scrum tools.
The Scrum master is the process officer that thicks the time and helps the product owner to resolve the impediments.
The Sprint planning meeting is the Big Bang of a Sprint (iteration) where the Product Owner, Team and Scrum Master sits to describe the sprint objectives and to extract all the task that has to be done to accomplish the Sprint Objective.
The outcome is the Sprint Backlog
The Sprint backlog is owned by the team and enlist the task to be done to get the sprint. Each task has an estimation in term of remaining hours. And every day it drives the Sprint and the team workload that discuss it during the Daily Scrum
The Daily Scrum
, is a 15 mins standup meeting where the team and the Product Owner meet and report what has been done the day before, what is going on and which are the impediments in getting the objectives. Team updates the Sprint Backlog with the remaining hours and update the Burndown chart
The Burndown chart is the visualization of how the sprint is going and it shows how many hours are missing in order to get the product done.
At the end of the sprint, the Sprint Review meeting is the momentum where the team shows the delivery with a demo and they run a retrospective to learn something from the past
The resulting Product is potentially shippable and can follow all the necessary steps to get to production.
And the team is continuously learning a lesson in order to improve step by step.
Use a spacebar or arrow keys to navigate


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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- code/googleappengine-read-only/python/google/appengine/api/remote_socket/remote_socket_service_pb.py


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Rainbow mode
Randomize start placement
Inspired by
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. Start typing and your letters will bounce around! A pen by
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The Greenwich Mean Sidereal Time GMST is linked to UT1 by a numerical formula which is implemented in the SLALIB routines sla_GMST and sla_GMSTA. There are, of course, no leap seconds in GMST, but the second changes in length along with the UT1 second, and also varies over long periods of time because of slow changes in the Earth's orbit. This makes the timescale unsuitable for everything except predicting the apparent directions of celestial sources.
The Local Apparent Sidereal Time LAST is the apparent right ascension of the local meridian, from which the hour angle of any star can be determined knowing its . It can be obtained from the GMST by adding the east longitude (corrected for polar motion in precise work) and the equation of the equinoxes. The latter, already described, is an aspect of the nutation effect and can be predicted by calling the SLALIB routine sla_EQEQX or, neglecting certain very small terms, by calling sla_NUTC and using the expression .
SLALIB --- Positional Astronomy Library


Basis Universal KTX2 encoding and transcoding test
This demo uses the Basis C++ transcoder (compiled to Javascript using Emscripten) to transcode a .ktx2 file to FORMAT It also supports encoding .PNG files to .KTX2.
Thanks to Evan Parker for providing webgl-texture-utils and this test bed.


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{% extends "imagina/baseplayerboard.html" %} {% block topbar %} {{ block.super }} Choose the image that best fit the story teller's phrase


ASCIRT
Overview
Controller Evolution
Morphology Evolution
Co-Evolution
Downloads
Contact
Downloads
Group Downloads
Research proposal
Project proposal presentation
Project poster
Source code
Controller evolution downloads - Jae
Literature review
Final report
Morphology evolution downloads - Ntokozo
Literature review
Final report
Co-evolution downloads - Naeem
Literature review
Final report


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${title}
@${htmlEncode(traceElement)}
Caused By: ${causeTitle}
@${htmlEncode(traceElement)}


A demo web application showing various features such as:
- Javalin web framework
- Embedded Jetty web server
- Thymeleaf templating engine
- Jdbi relational data access
- Hikari database connection pooling
- Hibernate Validator data validation
- Gson JSON serialization/deserialization
- jQuery UI user interface widgets
- Datatables tabular data display
- Skeleton responsive UI/layout boilerplate
It is not intended to be a fully functioning web application.
It implements basic select and update functionality, but has
no create or delete capabilities. The site uses publicly
available data from IMDb to demonstrate its features.


Angular 2 With Libraries
About me
- TOPGATE, Inc.
- I 💖 Google, 🍺, Anime
- TypeScript/Golang
- Angular2 Info
AngularJS with Libraries
AngularJS Library
- Module system:
angular.module()
- String-based DI (
"$http"
)
- Official Libraries
- ngResource
- ngRoute
- ngMock
→ Good examples to make your library.
npm search 'angular'
npm search 'ng'
In Angular 2...?
Angular 2 Library
- ES6 Modules (
import/export
)
- Type-based DI
- Official Libraries
Import Library
import {Http} from 'angular2/http';
Type based DI
import {HTTP_PROVIDERS} from 'angular2/http';
@Injectable()
class SampleService {
constructor(http: Http) {}
}
@Component({...})
class MyApp {
constructor(service: SampleService) {}
}
bootstrap(MyApp, [
HTTP_PROVIDERS,
SampleService
]);
DI: Provider/Injector
MyApp(service: SampleService)
: Injector
↑
bootstrap([SampleService])
: Provider
↑
SampleService(http: Http)
: Injector
↑
bootstrap(HTTP_PROVIDERS)
: Provider
Angular2のDIを知る - Qiita
Official Libraries
- http
- Ajax, Streaming(WIP)
- router
- Client-side URL Routing
- testing
- Utilities for testing
- upgrade
- Adapter for ng1
Setup
import {HTTP_PROVIDERS} from 'angular2/http';
bootstrap(MyApp, [
HTTP_PROVIDERS
]);
Http class
http.request(request, options): Observable<Response>
Shorthands for each methods
http.get()
, http.post()
, ...
Usage
import {Http} from 'angular2/http';
@Injectable()
class SampleService {
constructor(private http: Http) {}
fetch(): Observable<Sample> {
return this.http.get("./data.json")
.map(res=>res.json() as Sample);
}
}
http.request()
returns Observable
!
What's Observable?
ReactiveX/RxJS
RxJS provides Observable
for reactive programming.
Observable in Component
@Component({
selector: 'my-app',
template: '{{ sample.someProp }}',
})
export class MyApp {
private sample: Sample = {};
constructor(service: SampleService) {
service.fetch()
.subscribe((sample) => {
this.sample = sample;
});
}
}
Component Router
provides URL-Component Mapping for SPA.
- RouteConfig
- RouterOutlet
- RouterLink
- Router
Setup
import {provide} from 'angular2/core';
import {
ROUTER_PROVIDERS,
APP_BASE_HREF
} from 'angular2/router'
bootstrap(App, [
ROUTER_PROVIDERS,
provide(APP_BASE_HREF, {useValue: "/"})
]);
Setup (Hash)
import {provide} from 'angular2/core';
import {
ROUTER_PROVIDERS,
LocationStrategy,
HashLocationStrategy
} from 'angular2/router'
bootstrap(App, [
ROUTER_PROVIDERS,
provide(LocationStrategy,
{useClass: HashLocationStrategy})
]);
Route Definition
import {RouteConfig} from 'angular2/router'
@Component({
...
})
@RouteConfig([
{path: '/foo', component: FooComponent, name:'Foo'},
{path: '/bar', component: BarComponent, name:'Bar'}
])
export class App {}
Route Definition Properties
path
component
name
useAsDefault
redirectTo
Navigation
import {ROUTER_DIRECTIVES} from 'angular2/router'
@Component({
selector: 'my-app',
template: `
- Foo
- Bar
`,
directives: [ROUTER_DIRECTIVES]
})
<router-outlet>
ngView
in ng2 router
- Nestable
routerLink
- Modify  to router
-
Navigation DSL
[routerLink]="['Foo']"
=== router.navigate(['Foo'])
Manual Navigation
import {Router} from 'angular2/router'
export class App {
constructor(private router: Router){}
goToFoo() {
this.router.navigate(['Foo']);
}
}
Note: navigate()
returns Promise!
Why Promise?
Router LifeCycle
routerOnActivate
Called on the component before activated by router.
routerOnDeactivate
Called on the component before deactivated by router.
routerOnReuse
Called on the component before reused by router.
All hooks can return Promise for lazy-navigation.
Lazy Navigation
A little break.
Comic Market 89
29-31 Dec 2015, Tokyo
TechBooster/JavaScriptoon 2
- I wrote "Ready for Angular2".
- Now on sale: BOOTH.
46 to 0
- At start: Alpha.46
- At last: Beta.0
15 Nov Alpha.46
5 Dec Alpha.47, 48
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C89! 👼
testing package
provides 3 modules
angular2/testing
angular2/http/testing
angular2/router/testing
angular2/testing
- Library for unit testing ng2 app
- Depends on Jasmine 😩
- Jasmine wrapper for ng2
- Easy to use DI
testing/inject
beforeEach(inject([SomeClass], (someInstance) => {
...
}));
it('...', inject([SomeClass], (someInstance) => {
someInstance.doSomething();
expect(...);
});
angular2/http/testing
- Mock library for
angular2/http
- Doesn't depend on Jasmine 😄
- provides
MockBackend
Hijack Http
Injection
import {Http, BaseRequestOptions, Response} from 'angular2/http';
import {MockBackend} from 'angular2/http/testing';
bootstrap(MyApp, [
BaseRequestOptions,
MockBackend,
provide(Http, {
useFactory: (backend, defaultOptions) => {
backend.connections.subscribe((c) => {
if (c.request.url === "./data.json") {
c.mockRespond(new Response({body: {foo: "Mocked"}}));
}
});
return new Http(backend, defaultOptions);
},
deps: [MockBackend, BaseRequestOptions]
}),
SampleService
]);
angular2/router/testing
- Mock routing and spy changes of state
- Example is not yet 😢
Summary
- Angular2 can load libraries as ES6 Modules.
- Http and Observable
- Router and Promise
- Testing packages
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- normal use of an li element
- redundant use of role 'listitem'
- allowed because ul is no longer a 'list'
- not allowed due to violation of menu hierarchy
- not allowed due to violation of tablist hierarchy
allowed, li is not part of list and article role doesn't have a hierarchy restraint


The greatest and most controversial Glastonbury headliners
The Somerset event, which started in 1970, has seen the likes of Jay Z, Beyonce and David Bowie headline on the famous Pyramid Stage.
Glastonbury’s greatest headliners have often brought controversy with them.
Each year the news of who will take to the Pyramid Stage is met with wild celebrations or deep groans.
One thing is for certain – the Somerset festival’s organisers are not afraid to take risks, last year booking grime figurehead Stormzy despite the then 25-year-old only having released one album.
Here the PA news agency runs down 10 of the festival’s biggest and most controversial headliners.
T Rex in 1970
Marc Bolan made an entrance as he christened the first edition of Glastonbury with a storming set on the event’s then much smaller main stage.
In the time-honoured fashion of headliners dropping out at the last minute, T Rex had themselves stepped up to replace The Kinks.
Bolan arrived at Worthy Farm in a Cadillac so large it barely fitted down the property’s narrow lane.
The festival’s founder, Michael Eavis, told the NME that the late star’s performance “remains one of the most memorable slots ever at the festival”.
Pulp in 1995
Carrying on the tradition of last-minute no shows, the Stone Roses were forced to pull out when guitarist John Squire broke his collarbone on a bike ride.
Jarvis Cocker and his oddball crew were on hand to step in as Britpop’s popularity peaked.
Primal Scream, Blur and even Rod Stewart were approached by the Eavis family but Cocker struck lucky.
Pulp did not fail to impress, crowning their set with the now-ubiquitous Common People.
Radiohead in 1997
Hot from the release of their revered third album, OK Computer, the Oxfordshire band were in fine form as they took to the Pyramid Stage.
Heavy rain blighted – or added drama to – their performance.
They tore through songs from Pablo Honey, The Bends and the most recent addition to their fast-growing back catalogue.
David Bowie in 2000
Bowie played at the second Glastonbury in 1971, and often recalled how he roused the audience with a late-night rendition of Oh! You Pretty Things.
He returned in 2000, this time as a bona fide rock star with a back catalogue to match.
Jay-Z in 2008
The New York rapper’s notorious headline slot proved hip hop could fill the top slot with ease.
Noel Gallagher was famously riled by the booking, saying at the time: “Glastonbury has the tradition of guitar music. I’m not having hip hop at Glastonbury. It’s wrong.”
But Jay-Z arrived on stage brandishing a guitar and opened his set with a cover of Oasis’s Wonderwall, a knowing wink to the nay-sayers.
Beyonce in 2011
In a performance only bested by her own 2018 slot at Coachella, Beyonce brought her A-game to Glastonbury.
While still controversial, her show attracted less negative attention than her husband Jay-Z’s.
And like him, she exceeded expectations with a show-stopping performance including tracks such as Crazy In Love and Single Ladies.
The Rolling Stones in 2013
“After all these years they finally got round to asking us,” quipped Mick Jagger as he strolled on stage to the roar of 100,000 fans.
Of course, Glastonbury’s organisers had been asking the band to headline for years.
But touring commitments and reported quarrels over their fee blocked the way.
Their eventual performance was hailed a masterclass by critics, and showcased their energy, despite their advanced ages.
Metallica in 2014
Glastonbury once again broke the mould in 2014, booking Metallica as the first heavy metal band to headline.
Any scepticism was pushed aside by an opening salvo of hits before the band reached a crescendo with Enter Sandman.
Kanye West in 2015
Critics dubbed the US rapper’s performance a compelling but messy affair.
West re-started his song Black Skinhead and forgot the lyrics to an impromptu version of Bohemian Rhapsody.
He ended by repeatedly shouting: “I am the greatest living rock star on the planet.”
Prior to him taking to the Pyramid Stage, a petition to stop him headlining had reached 55,000 signatures.
Adele in 2016
Adele began with Hello and, from the moment she opened her mouth, she had everyone in the palm of her hand – despite dropping copious f-bombs.
The Skyfall singer spoke for long periods between songs – at one point revealing she “had a Chinese and did the dishes” as she watched Muse’s headline set from her home the previous night.


flex
Lexical analyzer generator. Based on `lex`.
Given the specification for a lexical analyzer, generates C code implementing it.
More information: home page
- Generate an analyzer from a flex file:
flex analyzer.l
- Specify the output file:
flex --outfile analyzer.c analyzer.l
- Compile a C file generated by flex:
cc path/to/lex.yy.c --output executable


The Zip
method returns an Observable that applies a function of your choosing to
the combination of items emitted, in sequence, by two (or more) other Observables, with the
results of this function becoming the items emitted by the returned Observable. It applies this
function in strict sequence, so the first item emitted by the new Observable will be the result
of the function applied to the first item emitted by Observable #1 and the first item emitted by
Observable #2; the second item emitted by the new zip-Observable will be the result of the
function applied to the second item emitted by Observable #1 and the second item emitted by
Observable #2; and so forth. It will only emit as many items as the number of items emitted by
the source Observable that emits the fewest items.
map
and mapCat
TBD
TBD
zip
and zipWith
RxGroovy implements this operator as several variants of zip
and also as
zipWith
, an instance function version of the operator.
zip
and zipWith
do not by default operate on any particular
scheduler.
zip
and zipWith
RxJava implements this operator as several variants of zip
and also as
zipWith
, an instance function version of the operator.
zip
and zipWith
do not by default operate on any particular
scheduler.
zip
and zipArray
RxJS implements this operator as zip
and zipArray
.
zip
and zipWith
TBD
Zip
TBD
zip
and zip_array
TBD
zip
TBD
zip
, zipWith
, and zipWithIndex
TBD


features/characters_favorites / com.whatstoday.dynamicfeatures.charactersfavorites.ui.favorite / CharactersFavoriteViewModel / removeFavoriteCharacter
removeFavoriteCharacter
fun removeFavoriteCharacter(character: CharacterFavorite): Unit
Remove the selected favorite character from database in case if exist.
Parameters
character
- Favorite character.


This certificate is incomplete, you might consider removing it manually.
Your request still needs to be submitted to the certificate authority.
Your request is currently awaiting approval (more...).
Your request has been accepted, you can now retrieve your certificate.
You have days left to renew your certificate.
Your certificate will expire within day(s). To renew, please contact the issuer.
Your certificate will expire within day(s).
This certificate is expired, you can no longer use it.
There is some problem and this is the exact cause shown here in /foo/bar/blyp/blablah/usercert.pem


---
layout: post
title: Merge many PDF files into one in linux shell
date: 2012-06-21 18:02:39 UTC
updated: 2012-06-21 18:02:39 UTC
comments: true
category: linux
tags: [pdf, ghost-script, shell]
---
Do you want to merge many PDF files into one? There you are:
Shell code:
$ gs -dBATCH -dNOPAUSE -q -sDEVICE=pdfwrite -sOutputFile=out.pdf in1.pdf in2.pdf


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size_t | GetNeuronsPerGate () const |
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size_t | GetForgetGateStartNeuronIndex () const |
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size_t | GetInputGateStartNeuronIndex () const |
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size_t | GetOutputGateStartNeuronIndex () const |
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size_t | GetCandidateCellStateStartNeuronIndex () const |
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size_t | GetOutputUnitStartNeuronIndex () const |
| |
◆ cell_state_count
| size_t panann::RecurrentNeuralNetwork::LongShortTermMemoryCell::cell_state_count |
Count of cell states belonging to the cell.
This is also known as the cell memory size.
◆ cell_state_start_index
| size_t panann::RecurrentNeuralNetwork::LongShortTermMemoryCell::cell_state_start_index |
Index into the |cell_states_| vector of the first state belonging to the cell.
◆ neuron_count
| size_t panann::RecurrentNeuralNetwork::LongShortTermMemoryCell::neuron_count |
Count of neurons belonging to the cell.
Includes neurons in all layers of the cell (but does not include the bias neuron for this cell).
◆ neuron_start_index
| size_t panann::RecurrentNeuralNetwork::LongShortTermMemoryCell::neuron_start_index |
Index into the |neurons_| vector of the first neuron belonging to the cell.
The documentation for this struct was generated from the following files:


It usually is Internet Explorer that makes the life of a web developer hard, but this time I stumbled upon an issue when Mozilla Firefox added unexpected padding to my html buttons. After short research I found a simple solution to fix this odd behaviour:
button::-moz-focus-inner {
padding: 0;
border: 0
}


Provides the
MethodArgumentResolver
and
MethodReturnValueHandler
abstractions, and various implementations thereof.


Rotation 6:
Project Description:
1. Printing Stickers!
The first assignment of this rotataion was to make two stickers with the Roland GS-24 CAMM 1 in one color. The, using the Roland 540i printer, we had to contour and cut colorful stickers. To design all the stickers, I used Corel Draw.
I printed two, one colored stickers and put them on my notebook. With the remaining sticker paper, I cut out a heart and M. Printing was a little difficult because I had to make sure the printer cut the paper a proper amount of times to cut the design onto the sticker, but not cut the paper itself.
Next, I printed out the colored stickers. This is when I used the contour tool on Corel Draw so that it would cut the sticker out in a circle. I was very excited when these printed out, especially because it was fast and easy.
Creation of each sticker...
- I created all the stickers using Corel Draw and saved them as .eps
- Each sticker I made is related to me in some way or is something I like.
- The most challenging part was finding a picture that had minimum detail to print from the Roland GS-24 CAMM without any issues.
- I had never used these machines for printing stickers before, so that was something new that I learned.
Molding from a Negative
The next project we had was to use the MDX40A to subtrativley create a wax negative. Although I never got the chance to go further with this project, silicon would have been poured into the wax to create a mold. Then, chcolate could be poured into the mold and make a candy out of the design.
Molding and Casting Pewter
The final project of this rotation was to create something using the laser cutter by cutting a design on a 3" by 3" wooden block. I used Corel Draw to insert a picture of a palm tree and subtracted it onto the wooden block. On a different wood block, I cut out a square that would outline the palm tree to make a square pewter block with a palm tree outline slighlty sticking out. The only issue while using the laser cutter was that in order to cut out thte square on the second wood block, it took several times before it fully cut through.


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our first boilerplate:
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LCOM_PROJ
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This file contains the definition of the functions to implement the birds flying with crystals that gives the player extra points.
Data Structures | |
| struct | Bird |
| struct defining the Birds More... | |
| struct | Crystal |
| struct defining the Crystals More... | |
| struct | Shine_Effect |
| struct defining the effects More... | |
Macros | |
| #define | MAX_BIRDS_AND_CRYSTALS 2 |
| defines the max number of birds and crystals on the screen | |
Functions | |
| void | initialize_birds_and_crystals () |
| Initializes the birds and the crystals. | |
| void | initialize_birds_and_crystals_sprites () |
| Initializes the sprites of the birds and the crystals. | |
| bool | bird_out_of_range (Bird *b) |
| returns if the bird is out of range More... | |
| bool | crystal_out_of_range (Crystal *c) |
| returns if the crystal is out of range More... | |
| Bird * | create_bird (bool special) |
| creates a new bird More... | |
| Crystal * | create_crystal (bool special) |
| creates a new crystal More... | |
| void | bird_and_crystal_generator () |
| generate a new bird with a crystal | |
| void | draw_bird (Bird *b, bool move) |
| draw a new bird, called by draw_birds_and_crystals More... | |
| void | draw_birds_and_crystals (bool move) |
| draw bird, crystal and the effects More... | |
| bool | cursor_over_crystal (int x, int y, Crystal *c) |
| check if the cursor is over the crystal More... | |
| void | click_on_crystal (Crystal *c) |
| take the crystal of the screen and displays the effects after clicking in the crystal More... | |
| void | destroy_birds_and_crystals () |
| take the birds and the crystals of the arrays | |
| void | destroy_birds_and_crystals_sprites () |
| destroy the sprites of the birds and the crystals | |
Variables | |
| Crystal * | crystals [MAX_BIRDS_AND_CRYSTALS] |
| pointer to the array of crystals of the game | |
This file contains the definition of the functions to implement the birds flying with crystals that gives the player extra points.
| bool bird_out_of_range | ( | Bird * | b | ) |
returns if the bird is out of range
| b | is an object of of struct Bird |
| void click_on_crystal | ( | Crystal * | c | ) |
take the crystal of the screen and displays the effects after clicking in the crystal
| c | is a object of struct Crystal |
| Bird* create_bird | ( | bool | special | ) |
creates a new bird
| special | represents if the bird to be created should be normal or special |
| Crystal* create_crystal | ( | bool | special | ) |
creates a new crystal
| special | represents if the crystal to be created should be normal or special |
| bool crystal_out_of_range | ( | Crystal * | c | ) |
returns if the crystal is out of range
| c | is an object of struct Crystal |
| bool cursor_over_crystal | ( | int | x, |
| int | y, | ||
| Crystal * | c | ||
| ) |
check if the cursor is over the crystal
| x | Actual location of the mouse on x-axis |
| y | Actual location of the mouse on y-axis |
| move | true if it is moving, false otherwise |
| void draw_bird | ( | Bird * | b, |
| bool | move | ||
| ) |
draw a new bird, called by draw_birds_and_crystals
| b | is a object ofstruct Bird |
| move | true if it is moving, false otherwise |
| void draw_birds_and_crystals | ( | bool | move | ) |
draw bird, crystal and the effects
| move | true if it is moving, false otherwise |


ambient.Profile.close_nc¶
-
Profile.
close_nc
(self)[source]¶ Close the netCDF dataset
Because the raw profile data are stored in a netCDF file, a pipe is open to the file source whenever this attribute of the object is in use. Once the interpolation function is built with the complete dataset needed for a TAMOC simulation (e.g., once calls to append are not longer needed), the netCDF dataset does not need to remain available. This method closes the netCDF dataset file and tells the Profile object that the file is closed. All methods that do not directly read or write data to the netCDF file will continue to work. If the object is no longer used, the Python garbage collector will eventually find it and remove it from memory.
Notes
Especially during code development, scrips with open netCDF files can crash, and this method will not be called. In that case, it is likely necessary to close Python and restart a new session so that all file pointers can be flushed.


Type Definitions
errorCallbackFunction(error)
A user defined error callback function. The contract of the function is out of scope for Mobile SDK, but the object passed to that function by Mobile SDK will conform to a strict structure.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
error |
Object | A Json Object with below structure { "errorCode": <The error code. For ex. 3003123>, "errorMessage": "<The error message>" "errorInfo":"<The Error Info>" } |
- Source:
successCallbackFunction(result)
A user defined success callback function. The contract of the function is out of scope for Mobile SDK, but the object passed to that function by Mobile SDK will conform to a structure based on operation type.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
result |
Object | The result object can take any form. It can be an object, or a plain string, a boolean or a number based on the API.
Developer may check for existance of result object to define success in such case and must not rely on the exact response format. To know about specific result for each API see http://mas.ca.com/docs/cordova/latest/guides |
- Source:


What are PixieApps?
PixieApps are Python classes used to write UI elements for your analytics, and they run directly in a Jupyter notebook.
PixieApps are designed to be easy to build. Mostly, you'll only need to write HTML and CSS with some custom attributes, along with some Python for the business logic. Except in rare cases, you won't have to write JavaScript. The PixieDust JS runtime will automatically listen to key events and manage transactions to the Jupyter kernel appropriately.
At its core, a PixieApp is composed of views (in the MVC sense), which are HTML fragments. Each view has a route definition (a set of key/value pairs) that the PixieApp framework uses to decide when to dispatch the current transaction based on current app state. You'll find more details in the sub-topics here.


Welcome, this demo demonstrates all the available native functionality BOXLIGHT can include in your next Hybrid Mobile App.
HYBRID APP DEMO.


[§846E-8] Good faith immunity. Law enforcement agencies, employees of law enforcement agencies, and state and county officials shall be immune from liability for good faith conduct under this chapter. [L 1997, c 316, pt of §2]


#include <block_ptr.hpp>
Public Types | |
| typedef detail::atomic_count | count_type |
Public Member Functions | |
| block_header () | |
| bool | release () |
| block_header * | redir () const |
| void | redir (block_header *p) |
| void * | operator new (size_t s) |
| void * | operator new (size_t s, block_header *p) |
| void | operator delete (void *p) |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static mutex & | static_mutex () |
|
static fast_pool_allocator< block_header > & | static_pool () |
Public Attributes | |
| count_type | count_ |
| block_header * | redir_ |
| bool | destroy_ |
| intrusive_list::node | tag_ |
| intrusive_list | includes_ |
| intrusive_list | elements_ |
Proxy object used to count the number of pointers from the stack are referencing pointee objects belonging to the same block_header
.
| boost::detail::bp::block_header::block_header | ( | ) | [inline] |
Initialization of a single block_header
.
| void boost::detail::bp::block_header::operator delete | ( | void * | p | ) | [inline] |
Deallocates a block_header
from the fast pool allocator.
| p | Address of the block_header to deallocate. |
| void* boost::detail::bp::block_header::operator new | ( | size_t | s, | |
| block_header * | p | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Placement new.
| s | Size of the block_header . | |
| p | Address to construct the block_header on. |
block_header
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Introduction¶
Deep-learning code is characterized by
data pre-processing on CPU and training on GPU
mix of common and task-specific pre-processing steps
training in epochs
mini-batches of training data
data transformation such as scaling, cropping and others
data augmentation to increase amount of training data
check-pointing of network weights
logging of training progress
nuts-ml provides generic components, so called nuts that implement these functions and can be arranged in task-specific data processing pipelines. This leads to more readable and robust code that can be modified easily, which is in contrast to the monolithic, unstructured code often found for data pre-processing.
Below an (incomplete) example of a typical pipeline for network training
with nuts-ml. The >>
operator defines the flow of data through the
pipeline
t_loss = (train_samples >> PrintProgress(train_samples) >>
augment >> rerange >> Shuffle(100) >>
build_batch >> network.train() >> Mean())
print("training loss :", t_loss)
Canonical pipeline¶
A canonical pipeline for the processing of image data can be described by the following components
Reader: sample data stored in CSV files, Pandas tables, databases or other data sources is read,
Splitter: samples are split into training, validation and sets, and stratified if necessary,
Loader: image data is loaded for each sample when needed,
Transformer: images are transformed, e.g. cropped or resized,
Augmenter: images are augmented to increase data size by random rotations, flipping, changes to contrast, or others,
Batcher: the transformed and augmented images are organized in mini-batches for GPU processing,
Network: a neural network is trained and evaluated on the GPU,
Logger: the network performance (loss, accuracy, …) is logged or plotted.
Depending on the specific application, the mode (training, testing, evaluation, …) or data type (image, video, text) some of the processing steps will differ, others will remain the same, but in general many components (nuts) can be shared.
Library¶
nuts-ml is a library that provides common data-processing and machine learning components as nuts. It is based on nuts-flow, which itself is largely based on Python iterators and the itertools library.
nuts-flow wraps iterators and itertool functions into nuts that provide a
>>
operator, which enables the composition of iterators in pipelines.
For instance, a nested itertool expression such as the following
>>> list(islice(ifilter(lambda x: x > 5, range(10)), 3))
[6, 7, 8]
can be flattened and more clearly written with nuts-flow as
>>> Range(10) >> Filter(_ > 5) >> Take(3) >> Collect()
[6, 7, 8]
nuts-ml extends nuts-flow with nuts specifically designed for machine learning and (image) data processing. The following code example shows a nuts-ml pipeline with image transformation, image augmentation, batching, network training, evaluation and check-pointing.
Example¶
rerange = TransformImage(0).by('rerange', 0, 255, 0, 1, 'float32')
build_batch = (BuildBatch(BATCH_SIZE)
.input(0, 'image', 'float32')
.output(1, 'one_hot', 'uint8', NUM_CLASSES))
p = 0.1
augment = (AugmentImage(0)
.by('identical', 1.0)
.by('brightness', p, [0.7, 1.3])
.by('color', p, [0.7, 1.3])
.by('shear', p, [0, 0.1])
.by('fliplr', p)
.by('rotate', p, [-10, 10]))
network = create_network()
train_samples, test_samples = load_samples()
for epoch in range(NUM_EPOCHS):
t_loss, t_acc = (train_samples >>
PrintProgress(train_samples) >>
augment >>
rerange >>
Shuffle(100) >>
build_batch >>
network.train() >>
Unzip())
print("train loss :", t_loss >> Mean())
print("train acc :", 100 * (t_acc >> Mean()))
e_acc = test_samples >> rerange >> build_batch >> network.evaluate([categorical_accuracy])
print("test acc :", 100 * e_acc)
The complete code and more examples can be found under nutsml/examples . See the tutorial for a detailed explanation of the code.


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