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config
(service in module cd.translationUI
)
Get's a reference to $translate's master translationTable. This is sort of a hack but is a very handy way to directly access the current list of translated strings on the page.
See: https://github.com/PascalPrecht/angular-translate/pull/61
config();


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YCee slams people trying hard to prove they have been supporting Burna Boy
by Damilola IsmailNigerian artiste, YCee has called out people trying hard to prove they have been supporters of Burna Boy.
Ycee took to his social media page to inform people that nobody will flog them if they didn’t support Burna Boy so they need to stop going to dig up old posts to prove that they have been supporters.
He wrote;
Everybody don Dey dig up their old tweets to show “I’ve been supporting Burna from time” 😂😂😂 make una relax na, nobody go flog una
This comes after Burna Boy was announced as one of the nominees for this year’s Grammys award.
Recall that last year, YCee had also announced the Ye crooner as the artiste of the year.
Follow us on Facebook – @Lailasnews; Twitter – @LailaIjeoma for updates


What might Jose Mourinho really have meant when he spoke on Spurs TV?
by Sports EditorAs Jose Mourinho prepares for his first press conference as Spurs manager, here’s what he said to the club’s in-house TV outfit on Wednesday and what he really might have been thinking.
- “I couldn’t be happier” - A bigger salary and promise of a huge January transfer war-chest would have made my smile a little wider.
- "What can I promise? Passion” - Passion comes in many guises. I’m talking about the uplifting, motivating and inspirational good. But I accept there is the testosterone fuelled, I’m not-getting-my-own-way bad.
- “I’m happy in relation to the squad I’m going to have.” - Well, I’ve not got much choice really, never mind bringing in new players I have my work cut out to keep many of my stars. Harry Kane among them. If Poch ends up at Real Madrid, then that situation becomes even more precarious.
- “I always talked about the club’s potential, the quality of the players.” - I can’t remember if I've ever been overtly critical of the club when I was elsewhere, so I better get this one out there. I do remember saying I could never manage Spurs because of my history with Chelsea.
- “There is not one manager in the world who does not like to play young players, the problem is sometimes you get into clubs were the work below you is not good enough to produce these players.” Everyone always bangs on about me not playing youngsters. If I take a swipe at all my previous clubs and the failings of their academies, then that should take the heat off for the time being.


back_end_v2 module¶
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back_end_v2.
process_adapt_equalization
(UUID, b64_string, export_file_type)¶ ADAPTIVE EQUALIZATION Function takes in Unique ID and b64 image string, adaptively equalizes the image and outputs the Unique ID, time it took to process the image, image metrics and the b64 of the edited image with the histogram :param UUID: Alphanumeric User input, unique identifier where file will be pulled :param b64_string: Recieved from front-end, contains b64 of desired image :param export_file_type: User input of desired file type :raises TypeError: From check_b64,if input data is not base64 :returns b64_processed: A list containing: the unique identifier, timestamp, type of image processing, type of image processing, duration of processing, image metrics and the b64 string of the preprocessed and processed image with the histogram
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back_end_v2.
process_contrast_stretch
(UUID, b64_string, export_file_type)¶ CONTRAST STRETCHING Function takes in Unique ID and b64 image string, contrast stretches the image and outputs the Unique ID, time it took to process the image, image metrics and the b64 of the edited image :param UUID: Alphanumeric User input, unique identifier where file will be pulled :param b64_string: Recieved from front-end, contains b64 of desired image :param export_file_type: User input of desired file type :raises TypeError: From check_b64,if input data is not base64 :returns b64_processed: A list containing: the unique identifier, timestamp, type of image processing, duration of processing, image metrics and the b64 string of the preprocesed and processed image with the histogram
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back_end_v2.
process_histogram_equalization
(UUID, b64_string, export_file_type)¶ HISTOGRAM EQUALIZATION Function takes in Unique ID and b64 image string, histogram equalizes the image and outputs the Unique ID, time it took to process the image, image metrics and the b64 of the edited image :param UUID: Alphanumeric User input, unique identifier where file will be pulled :param b64_string: Recieved from front-end, contains b64 of desired image :param export_file_type: User input of desired file type :raises TypeError: From check_b64, raises error if input is not base64 :returns b64_processed: A list containing: the unique identifier, timestamp, type of image processing, duration of processing, image metrics and the b64 string of the preprocessed and processed image with the histogram
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back_end_v2.
process_log_compression
(UUID, b64_string, export_file_type)¶ LOG COMPRESSION Function takes in Unique ID and b64 image string, and inverts the image and outputs the Unique ID, time it took to process the image, image metrics and the b64 of the edited image with the histogram :param UUID: Alphanumeric User input, unique identifier where file will be pulled :param b64_string: Recieved from front-end, contains b64 of desired image :param export_file_type: User input of desired file type :raises TypeError: From check_b64, if input data is not base64 :raises ValueError: From check_image_input(), if not .jpg, .png, tiff :returns b64_processed: A list containing: the unique identifier, timestamp, type of image processing, duration of processing, image metrics and the b64 string of the preprocessed and processed image with the histogram
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back_end_v2.
process_reverse_image
(UUID, b64_string, export_file_type)¶ REVERSE VIDEO function takes in Unique ID and b64 image string, and inverts the image and outputs the Unique ID, time it took to process the image, image metrics and the b64 of the edited image with the histogram :param UUID: Alphanumeric User input, unique identifier where file will be pulled :param b64_string: Recieved from front-end, contains b64 of desired image :param export_file_type: User input of desired file type :raises TypeError: From check_b64, if input data is not base64 :raises ValueError: From check_image_input(), if not .jpg, .png, tiff :returns b64_processed: A list containing: the unique identifier, timestamp, type of image processing, duration of processing, image metrics and the b64 string of the pre processed and processed image with the histogram


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Backing up WordPress
February 06, 2021 —
Vinayak Gadkari
Backup has been on my mind, since I started blogging on WordPress. No blog owner wants to go through the pain of losing his ideas and re-creating his writings again.
After a night worth of efforts, here’s a simple script to backup a WordPress.com hosted blog in two ways.
Two Ways:
- Mirroring the entire blog site
- Using the “Export” feature of WordPress.com to export the blog site to a local xml file. This is a WordPress-only feature. The xml file can be imported in WordPress.com.
Steps:
- Use the Chrome extension Chrome cookie.txt export extension to download cookies to a file cookies.txt to be stored in the backup directory
- Use wget (command line downloader) to download the site. You can tweak the various wget options to download the site the way you want it.
Batch script to backup WordPress blog site
REM _mybackupblog.bat
@echo off
setlocal
set WP_SITE=<your site i.e. mysite.wordpress.com>
set WP_BKP_DIR=<your backup directory here>
set WGET_COMMON_OPTIONS=-nv --load-cookies %WP_BKP_DIR%\cookies.txt
REM Backup entire site
echo "Backing up WordPress blog site..."
wget %WGET_COMMON_OPTIONS% -m -p –E -k -D%WP_SITE% -P %WP_BKP_DIR%\site http://%WP_SITE%
REM Export entire site
echo "Exporting WordPress blog site..."


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# (c) 2012-2014, Michael DeHaan<EMAIL_ADDRESS>#
# This file is part of Ansible
#
# Ansible is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
# (at your option) any later version.
#
# Ansible is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with Ansible. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
# Make coding more python3-ish
from __future__ import (absolute_import, division, print_function)
__metaclass__ = type
import collections
import sys
from jinja2 import Undefined as j2undefined
from ansible import constants as C
from ansible.inventory.host import Host
from ansible.template import Templar
STATIC_VARS = [
'inventory_hostname', 'inventory_hostname_short',
'inventory_file', 'inventory_dir', 'playbook_dir',
'ansible_play_hosts', 'play_hosts', 'groups', 'ungrouped', 'group_names',
'ansible_version', 'omit', 'role_names'
]
try:
from hashlib import sha1
except ImportError:
from sha import sha as sha1
__all__ = ['HostVars']
# Note -- this is a Mapping, not a MutableMapping
[docs]class HostVars(collections.Mapping):
''' A special view of vars_cache that adds values from the inventory when needed. '''
def __init__(self, inventory, variable_manager, loader):
self._lookup = dict()
self._inventory = inventory
self._loader = loader
self._variable_manager = variable_manager
variable_manager._hostvars = self
self._cached_result = dict()
[docs] def set_variable_manager(self, variable_manager):
self._variable_manager = variable_manager
variable_manager._hostvars = self
[docs] def set_inventory(self, inventory):
self._inventory = inventory
def _find_host(self, host_name):
if host_name in C.LOCALHOST:
host = self._inventory.localhost
else:
host = self._inventory.get_host(host_name)
return host
def __getitem__(self, host_name):
host = self._find_host(host_name)
if host is None:
raise j2undefined
data = self._variable_manager.get_vars(loader=self._loader, host=host, include_hostvars=False)
sha1_hash = sha1(str(data).encode('utf-8')).hexdigest()
if sha1_hash in self._cached_result:
result = self._cached_result[sha1_hash]
else:
templar = Templar(variables=data, loader=self._loader)
result = templar.template(data, fail_on_undefined=False, static_vars=STATIC_VARS)
self._cached_result[sha1_hash] = result
return result
[docs] def set_host_variable(self, host, varname, value):
self._variable_manager.set_host_variable(host, varname, value)
[docs] def set_nonpersistent_facts(self, host, facts):
self._variable_manager.set_nonpersistent_facts(host, facts)
[docs] def set_host_facts(self, host, facts):
self._variable_manager.set_host_facts(host, facts)
def __contains__(self, host_name):
return self._find_host(host_name) is not None
def __iter__(self):
for host in self._inventory.get_hosts(ignore_limits_and_restrictions=True):
yield host
def __len__(self):
return len(self._inventory.get_hosts(ignore_limits_and_restrictions=True))
def __repr__(self):
out = {}
for host in self._inventory.get_hosts(ignore_limits_and_restrictions=True):
name = host.name
out[name] = self.get(name)
return repr(out)


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Telford Centre Christmas lights switch-on taking place today
by Dominic RobertsonOne of the county's biggest Christmas lights switch on events was today taking place today as the festive countdown truly began.
The Telford Centre Christmas lights switch-on was promising a packed day of family entertainment before the illuminations go live at 5pm.
The shopping centre entertainment was beginning at 11am and includes bouncing snowmen, glitter bells, stilt walkers, music, games, face-painting and balloon modelling.
The actual switch on will be carried out by Father Christmas, who was also opening his official 'Santa's Sorting Office'.
A spokesman for Telford Centre explained that children would be able to go and send off their very own Christmas lists.
He said: "We will have the opening of our Santa Sorting Office, on New Row by House of Fraser and opposite Costa Coffee.
"It is a brand new, free and interactive experience for children with games and the opportunity to write their letter to Santa."


Icon of the Past:
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Look at the screen.


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LEGAL RIGHTS FOR NON-HUMAN
ORGANISMS: SCIENCE FACT?
by Serri Miller
The weather bureau will
tell you what next Tuesday will be like, and the Rand Corporation
will tell you what the twenty-first century will be like. I don't
recommend that you turn to writers of fiction for such information.
It's none of their business. All they're trying to do is tell
you what they're like, and what you're like-what's going on-what
the weather is now, today, this moment, the rain, the sunlight,
look! Open your eyes; listen, listen. That is what the novelists
say. But they don't tell you what you will see and hear(1).
Two humans visit the Cincinnati
Zoo and see a Bonobo Chimpanzee sitting in its habitat. The chimpanzee
regards them steadily while digging in the turf with a stick.
"It's digging with a stick," Human One observes.
"It certainly is," Human Two agrees.
"That's some very intentional behavior," Human One
notes.
"Some literature says they're as smart as four-year-old
children. Maybe smarter."
"Gee."
The humans watch while the chimp unearths and eats a grub. They
leave the exhibit and walk for a few hundred yards, shelling
their peanuts.  "Wait a minute. If that's true, is it right
to keep them in zoos?"
 Current arguments
for legal recognition of non-human organisms reside everywhere
along a spectrum that begins at the mere presence of life and
extends into demonstrated self-awareness. At any given point
on this moral value spectrum, someone argues that the organism
has now attained a degree of moral value that justifies the organism's
interests affecting, on some level, humans' interests.
Over 45 years ago,
science fiction author and sometime political philosopher Robert
A. Heinlein posed similar questions in his juvenile fiction THE
STAR BEAST (first copyright 1954).  Lummox looks "something like a rhinoceros,
something like a triceratops," sports eight stumpy legs,
and stands about seven feet high. Lummox can speak broken English,
but the characters debate whether Lummox has real intelligence
or whether he merely parrots human speech. Lummox has lived with
the Stuart family for several generations, passing by inheritance
from father to son.
One day, Lummox escapes the backyard and tours the town. The
townspeople bring property damage claims and criminal charges
against Stuart. Lummox's case comes to the attention of Earth's
Department of Spatial Affairs, which sends its representative
Sergei Greenberg to Stuart's hometown. Greenberg must determine
whether Lummox belongs to any extraterrestrial race that has
a treaty with Earth entitling its members to reciprocal legal
rights.
Greenberg initially determines that Lummox is ineligible for
legal status under Earth's treaties. He returns to the Department
of Spatial Affairs to attend to a more pressing matter: negotiations
with a heretofore-unknown extraterrestrial race called the Hroshii.
The Hroshii claim that Earth is holding one of its members hostage
and threaten to invade Earth if this Hroshia (singular) is not
returned. Because the Hroshii look nothing at all like Lummox,
the Department of Spatial Affairs flirts with an interstellar
incident until Spatial Affairs personnel identify Lummox as an
immature Hroshia. Spatial Affairs hastily recovers Lummox and
turns Lummox over to the Hroshii-but she (for Lummox is female
and in fact a Hroshii princess) refuses to return to her home
planet unless she receives assurances that she may to continue
her lifelong hobby: breeding and raising John Thomas Stuarts.
THE STAR BEAST does not pretend to be a legal text. However,
it asks surprisingly rich and timely questions about legal status
for non-human animals. Under Heinlein's framework, an organism
earns a sort of "strict scrutiny" when it displays
certain attributes and capabilities. THE STAR BEAST'S tests emerge
as follow: If an organism has a speech center, manipulative organs,
the capacity to write and keep records, and a certain intelligence,
the creature receives legal rights similar to those accorded
to humans. A close examination of Heinlein's xenological tests
reveals that these tests contemplate many of the same ethical
questions set forth by modern organism rights scholars.
A. The "Speech Center" Test
Modern organism rights arguments provide two justifications for
Heinlein's speech center requirement. First, a speech center
can indicate a high level of physical evolution. An argument
for animal rights based on evolution assumes that the animal
at the top of the evolutionary scale got there because it is
a "fitter" form of animal. The argument assumes that
holding the "fittest" position on the evolutionary
scale bestows intrinsic moral value, and the organisms that achieve
this high status earn legal recognition.
Second, a speech center can indicate that the organism understands
and uses symbolic language. "Language," as compared
to mere "communication," indicates an ability to agree
upon, use, and understand abstract symbols. The argument that
symbol use should lead to increased moral value only works if
one assumes that a hoot, growl, chirp, or roar communicates information
but does not embody symbols that require translation or interpretation.
Scholars counterargue, however, that linguistic ability need
not exist at a level where humans can understand it. "Why,"
they ask, "should animals have evolved an ability to
indicate anything to human beings? Is it not enough that they
may be able to communicate adequately with their own species?"(2) Heinlein agrees.  The "Manipulative Organs" Test
Like the speech center test, a "manipulative organs"
test places moral value on a high degree of physical evolution.
An across-the-board application of this test, however, extends
high moral value to any creature that can manipulate its environment.
It would grant legal rights, for example, to a bower bird, which
builds nests and decorates them with twigs, shells, and stones.
It would also grant legal rights to a beetle that can lift and
carry small objects. Such an interpretation makes little sense,
because it fails to fit Heinlein's proposed system under which
some organisms merely deserve humane protection and others receive
legal rights. Therefore, Heinlein must have designed this test
to reflect some cognitive ability.
The use of cognition as a justification assigning high moral
value to certain organisms becomes even more compelling when
the organism in question appears to use a tool, i.e., selects
a specific intermediary object to accomplish something the organism
apparently understands that it cannot do with its body alone.
"Self-awareness, as represented by second-order volitions,
is a necessary and sufficient criterion for perceiving (and therefore
presumably valuing) the . . . interests of liberty and autonomy."(4)
C. The "Writing and Record Keeping" Test
Heinlein's writing and record keeping test translates to demonstrated
self-awareness. An organism that keeps records indicates by such
action that it knows "I existed yesterday, I exist today,
and I am aware that there will be a tomorrow." Given that
no other known species on modern Earth writes or keeps records,
one might assume that writing and record-keeping are purely human
pursuits. However, record-keeping need not logically include
writing. Even humans have oral history traditions. Organisms
that communicate among themselves could have oral traditions
also. Until humans learn these organisms' language, humans could
not properly apply this test.
D. The "Relative Intelligence Quotient on a Human Scale"(5)Test
Heinlein's inquiry into a "relative intelligence quotient"
finds several analogs in modern arguments for animal standing.
First, a primate's well-developed brain supports the "evolution
equals moral value" argument by indicating a high capacity
for measurable intelligence. Second, presuming that Heinlein
had a standard Stanford-Binet intelligence test in mind, the
organism's short-term memory, verbal skills, quantitative reasoning
skills, and abstract reasoning skills would all support its bid
for high moral value based on cognition. The speed and quality
of such reasoning constitutes "intelligence." Similar
arguments cite organisms' ability to learn as proper evidence
of a moral value that deserves an attendant legal right.
Before applying Heinlein's tests to a species of organism, one
must eliminate the problem of low-level function in individual
organisms. Thomas Kelch's concept of "deliberate rationality"
addresses the problem neatly, resolving the current paradox inherent
in the fact that many humans believe it is acceptable to behead
breathing, walking, pecking chickens but unacceptable to behead
breathing comatose humans. Kelch's test applies a given species
as a whole. If the species displays capacity for "deliberate
rationality" as a generalizable characteristic, each individual
of that species will be accorded, at minimum, legal rights consummate
with the species' capability to understand its own interests.
Applying Heinlein's tests to the Cincinnati Zoo's Bonobo chimpanzee
produces interesting results. First, does the chimpanzee have
a speech center? It hoots, grunts, growls, and screeches, but
it does not produce human speech. However, several primates across
the United States reportedly possess and use American Sign Language
vocabularies. Research also reveals that some Bonobo chimpanzees
can "comprehend simple sentences and simple syntactic
structures"(6). If Bonobo chimpanzees
can communicate with sign language and comprehend speech, and
if those abilities are a normal characteristic of the species,
Kelch's deliberate rationality test extends those characteristics
to this chimpanzee and the chimpanzee could arguably pass the
speech center test based on its ability to use and understand
symbols.
The chimpanzee's human-type digital hands unquestionably pass
the manipulative organs test. A chimpanzee uses its hands to
grasp and hold objects. This particular chimpanzee used a stick
to dig in the ground and produce grubs. Although it passes this
test, it fails the record-keeping test (as far as we know). So
finally we ask, "what is the chimpanzee's quotient relative
to a human's?"
Although primate researchers may delight in claiming that primates
are nearly as smart as humans, actual IQ test information is
not available at a level of specificity that accurately compensates
for environmental variables between humans and primates. Because
Heinlein does not propose a standard for relative intelligence,
one cannot conclude whether the chimpanzee fails or passes this
test. If, however, philosophers would assign moral to cognitive
ability identical in kind, if not degree, to that of a human,
the chimpanzee stands a good chance of passing this test.
Of Heinlein's four xenological tests for assigning legal rights
to organisms, all of which encompass modern philosophical justifications
for assigning moral value to the organism being tested, the Bonobo
chimpanzee passes two, fails one, and might pass the third depending
on the moral value assigned to cognitive capability. Such a result
weighs in favor of assigning legal rights to the Bonobo chimpanzee.
At the very least, such a result invites further study to determine
whether the Bonobo chimpanzee could pass all the xenological
tests if the tests were modified to accommodate modern scientific
and behavioral study methodology.
When pursuing the worthy goal of seeking human-level legal rights
for non-human organisms, scholars, writers, and activists must
offer the legal community a concrete argument in favor of assigning
significant moral value to these organisms. Heinlein's xenological
tests encompass the key philosophical arguments presented in
law journals, academic reports, and organism rights advocacy
essays. Although they first appear in speculative fiction, and
although they would require some modification to apply to organism
rights advocacy, Heinlein's mid-century visions reflect much
of today's jurisprudential reality.
Sources Referenced:
ROBERT A. HEINLEIN, THE STAR BEAST (1954).
Anthony D'Amato and Sudhir K. Chopra, Whales: Their Emerging
Right to Life, 85 AM. J. INT'L L. 21 (1991).
Stephen M. Wise, Hardly a Revolution -The Eligibility of Nonhuman
Animals for Dignity-Rights in a Liberal Democracy, 22 VT. L.
REV. 793 (1998).
Thomas G. Kelch, Toward a Non-Property Status for Animals, 6
N.Y.U. ENVTL. L.J. 531 (1998).
Rodger Kram, Inexpensive Load Carrying by Rhinoceros Beetles,
199 J. OF EXPERIMENTAL BIO., 609 (1996).
Michael D. Rivard, Toward a General Theory of Constitutional
Personhood: A Theory of Constitutional Personhood for Transgenic
Humanoid Species, 39 UCLA L. REV. 1425 (1992)
Scott Rifkin, The Evolution of Primate Intelligence (paper published
by the Harvard Undergraduate Society for Neuroscience) (1995),
at http://hcs.harvard.edu/~husn/BRAIN/vol2/Primate.html.
American Psychological Association, Controversy Follows Psychological
Testing, APA MONITOR Vol. 30 No. 11 (Dec. 1999), available at
http://www.apa.org/monitor/dec99/ss4.html.
Enger McCartney-Smith, Comment, Can Nonhuman Animals Find Tort
Protection in a Human-Centered Common Law?, 4 ANIMAL L. 173 (1998).
Tara Meyer, Apes Use Sign Language to Communicate as People Do,
DETROIT NEWS, Dec. 15, 1997.
Mike Shupp, Ape Man and Analogs-40 Years of Hominid Models (paper
published by Dept. of Anthropology, Calif. St. Univ. Northridge),
at http://www.csun.edu/~ms44278/model.htm
(last visited April 29, 2001).
Daniel C. Dennett, The Role of Language in Intelligence, in THE
DARWIN COLLEGE LECTURES, Jean Khalfa ed., (1994).
1.
URSULA K. LEGUIN, THE LEFT HAND OF DARKNESS (introduction) (27th
prtg. 1983).
2. D'Amato and Chopra at 26.
3. THE STAR BEAST at 87.
4. Rivard at 1478.
5. THE STAR BEAST at 45.
6. S.L. Williams et al., Comprehension Skills of Language-Competent
and Nonlanguage-Competent Apes, 17 LANGUAGE & COMM. 301,
301 (1997).
Posted March 27, 2002
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module Granite::Callbacks
Direct including types
Defined in:
granite/callbacks.cr
Constant Summary
-
CALLBACK_NAMES =
[:before_save, :after_save, :before_create, :after_create, :before_update, :after_update, :before_destroy, :after_destroy] of ::Symbol
Instance Method Summary
Macro Summary
Instance Method Detail
def
abort!(message =
"Aborted at #{@_current_callback
}.")
#
Macro Detail
macro
after_create(*callbacks)
#
macro
after_destroy(*callbacks)
#
macro
after_save(*callbacks)
#
macro
after_update(*callbacks)
#
macro
before_create(*callbacks)
#
macro
before_destroy(*callbacks)
#
macro
before_save(*callbacks)
#
macro
before_update(*callbacks)
#


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All brands are trademarks of their respective bands. The Brands and symbols should only be used to represent the bands to which they refer.
A collection of bands' and musicians' logos in SVG.
All brands are trademarks of their respective bands. The Brands and symbols should only be used to represent the bands to which they refer.


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The default implementation that is passed in the Api object when created: it is based on APCU, and therefore requires APCU to be installed on the server.
§ clear()
| Prismic\Cache\ApcCache::clear |
( |
| ) |
|
Clears the whole cache
- Returns
- void
§ delete()
| Prismic\Cache\ApcCache::delete |
( |
|
$key | ) |
|
Deletes a cache entry, from its key
- Parameters
-
| string | $key | the key of the cache entry |
- Returns
- void
§ get()
| Prismic\Cache\ApcCache::get |
( |
|
$key | ) |
|
Returns the value of a cache entry from its key
- Parameters
-
| string | $key | the key of the cache entry |
- Returns
- mixed the value of the entry, as it was passed to CacheInterface::set, null if not present in cache
§ has()
| Prismic\Cache\ApcCache::has |
( |
|
$key | ) |
|
Tests whether the cache has a value for a particular key
- Parameters
-
| string | $key | the key of the cache entry |
- Returns
- boolean true if the cache has a value for this key, otherwise false
§ set()
| Prismic\Cache\ApcCache::set |
( |
|
$key, |
|
|
|
$value, |
|
|
|
$ttl = 0 |
|
) |
| |
Stores a new cache entry
- Parameters
-
| string | $key | the key of the cache entry |
| \stdClass | $value | the value of the entry |
| int | $ttl | the time until this cache entry expires |
- Returns
- void
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- src/Prismic/Cache/ApcCache.php


1 override of PropagateApplicationPrivateData
System.Management.Automation (1)
engine\remoting\client\RemoteRunspacePoolInternal.cs (1)
673
internal override void
PropagateApplicationPrivateData
(Runspace runspace)
1 reference to PropagateApplicationPrivateData
System.Management.Automation (1)
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The Cleaning and up keeping of areas like tables, chairs, changing linen and some light vacuuming is generally done by the restaurant staffs during restaurant operational hours, And the housekeeping staffs are responsible for the thorough cleaning of restaurants and all dining areas after working hours.


BANK OF AMERICA (ASIA)LTD. 17/F DEVCON HOUSE 979 KING'S ROAD HONG KONG. Dear Friend, I am Joseph Wong, credit officer of Bank of America (Asia) Ltd, Hong Kong. I have an urgent and very confidential business proposition for you. On october 6, 2001, an American Engineer/Consultant with the Chinese Solid Minerals Corporation,Mr. Steinmetz Horst made a (Fixed) Deposit for twelve calendar months, valued at US$40,500,000.00 (Forty Million Five Hundred thousand United State Dollars only) in my branch. Upon maturity,I sent a routine notification to his forwarding address but got no reply. After a month, we sent a reminder and finally we discovered from his contract employers, the Hong Kong Solid Minerals Corporation that Mr. Steinmetz Horst died from a recurrent heart disease. On further investigation,I found out that he died without making a will, and all attempts to trace his next of kin was fruitless. I therefore made further investigation and discovered that Mr. Steinmetz Horst did not declare any next of kin or relations in all his official documents, including his Bank Deposit paperwork in my Bank. This sum of US$40,500,000.00 is still lingering in my Bank and the interest is being rolled over with the principal sum at the end of each year. No one will ever come forward to claim it. According to the Hong Kong Law,under china's foreign and defense affairs,at the expiration of 5 (five) years,such funds will revert to the ownership of the chinese Government for financing military operations,such as purchasing of arms and ammunitions for the military. In order to avert this negative development,i will like to seek for your permission as a foreigner to stand as the next of kin to Mr. Steinmetz Horst so that the fruits of this old man's labor will not be use for financing weapons which will further enhance the courses of war in the world in general. The money will be paid into your account for us to share in the ratio of 60% for me and 30% for you and 10% for Expenses Incurred in the course of the transaction.There is no risk at all as all the paperwork for this project will be done by my attorney and with my position as the credit officer guarantees the successful execution of this project. If you are interested,please reply immediately. Upon your response, I shall then provide you with more details and that will help you understand the transaction. You should observe utmost confidentiality,and rest assured that this project would be most profitable for both parties because I shall require your assistance to invest my share in your country. Awaiting your urgent reply. Thanks and regards. Mr. Joseph Wong.


I've found myself enamored by all the cool things
Adafruit has in their learning section. I wanted to
make so many of them. With things like {insert some links} it was tough to not go with something really crazy. Since I
still had work to do on the
totem, I figured something small and easy would be ideal. I also wanted
something wearable to take with me to Electic Forest, so I decided to try out a pair of of the ever so
overdone
cliche popular 'steampunk' goggles. They were even so loved on Adafruit's site that they started selling
kits with everything* necessary. No sense in arguing with the masses, right?
I'm going to go ahead and leave you with the images from the build. Adafruit has you taken care of when it
comes to all the technical details. Thanks for checking it out!
* Only includes the most basic components and a pair of costume goggles. Great if you're a beginner and
still learning.
The Journey


Some common questions about Joda-Primitives are answered here.
Question not answered? Suggest another FAQNo. Joda-Primitives provides collections based around storage in primitive array objects such as int[]. All JDK collections store data as Objects, for example of type Integer. When you add an int to a JDK collection, the compiler silently creates the 'new Integer(n)' statement. And when you retrieve the value, the compiler silently creates the '.intValue()' statement. By avoiding this object creation and access completely, Joda-Primitives can be much faster, and use much less memory.


'Regret' and 'success' over Andrew's interview 17 Nov 2019, 23:30 by BBC News Prince Andrew's BBC Newsnight interview makes the front of many papers for another day. The Times reports that the duke is "defiant" over his decision to speak out about his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, despite widespread criticism. The paper mentions unconfirmed reports that the duke was even said to have told the Queen that the interview went "pretty well". Palace insiders are bracing themselves for several days of negative publicity, it adds. Monday's Sun also reports that Prince Andrew told his mother, the Queen, that his TV interview - which the Sun calls "disastrous" - was "a great success". The paper describes him as "buoyant" as he attended church with Her Majesty on Sunday. Virginia Giuffre - who claims she was forced to have sex with the duke aged 17, which the duke denies - called his denials "appalling", the paper says. However, the Daily Mail reports that Prince Andrew has told friends that he regretted one particular aspect of the interview - not expressing sympathy to Epstein's victims in the interview. The duke said he had "great sympathy" for anyone abused by Epstein, the paper says. "When I said I was shocked I thought that was implicit," he added to friends. The Guardian also leads with the royal interview, saying the duke "faced disbelief and fury on both sides of the Atlantic". It has spoken to two lawyers, representing 10 of Epstein's victims, who say the prince should now volunteer to be interviewed by the FBI. Meanwhile, the main picture on the front of the Guardian is a portrait of actress Brigitte Bardot, taken by photographer Terry O'Neill who has died aged 81. Monday's i newspaper also focuses on the calls from the lawyers representing Epstein's victims, saying the prince must speak to American investigators. For the Metro newspaper, the response to Prince Andrew's interview has been a "backlash of unprecedented proportions". The paper says the Duke of York was met with "both mockery and condemnation" over the interview, and quotes broadcaster Piers Morgan who called some of the duke's comments "toe-curling". The Daily Mirror has spoken to a former royal protection officer, who has called for a police probe into Prince Andrew following his TV interview, in which he denied having any recollection of Virgina Giuffre.  The ongoing election campaign makes the top story for the Daily Express, and in particular Boris Johnson's pledge to cut business taxes if the Tories win. The PM is due to speak to business leaders later today, where he will also promise to reduce business rates. The paper says the tax cuts will "spur a surge in economic growth". The Daily Star takes aim at university chiefs who it describes as "PC mad" after the Universities and Colleges Union said it allows its members to self-identify which race they are. The headline - "Flakes told: Choose your own race" - refers to snowflakes, the derogatory term given to younger generations who are viewed as less resilient. The Financial Times leads with the news that Saudi Arabia has placed a preliminary valuation on its state oil company Aramco, seeking more than $25bn (£19.3m) for the sale of 1.5% of its shares. The paper says it is just "a fraction of the $100bn it had once hoped for", after foreign investors gave its original ambitious plan a "lukewarm response". Get news from the BBC in your inbox, each weekday morning


Bertha's chocolate is one of the best chocolates in the market. This christmas enjoy delicious chocolates.


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Javascript MVC with Models that Just Work.
What’s Flakey.js?
Flakey.js is a (yet another) Javascript MVC framework with an emphasis on Model reliability. Flakey.js is targeted towards mobile platforms where solid server connections are not often possible.
Traditionally working with data inside a web app, for example writing an email or long document, can be dangerous when the internet connection is intermittent. Entire documents can easily be lost. Flakey.js aims to fix this.
Why shouldn’t I just use ligament.js?
Unlike most Javascript MVC frameworks, data in Flakey.js is more than just a hash table representing the models most current state. Instead, a model exists as a set of instructions on how to build it’s most current state. Therefore, any transaction of change in the model can be rolled back, and history can easily be viewed. This is ideal for applications with relatively small datasets (note taking apps, personal wiki’s, todo lists) where the data itself is more important than raw performance.


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I'm Daniel, a PhD. candidate 🎓 in the field of Social-economic Geography and Spatial Planning at Jagiellonian University, Cracow.
This is my academic website, where you could find more about research I'm working on, my latest publications or to check out my blog.
Also, I'm a researcher at Urban Policy Observatory, department of the Institute of the Urban and Regional Development.
Follow the link under the research tab to know more about my research, recent publications or popular entries.
Daniel Straub
Department of Regional Development
Institute of Geography and Spatial Management
Faculty of Geography and Geology
Jagiellonian University
ul. Gronostajowa 7, 30-387 Cracow
Feel free to check my interest outside of academia, read my blog. ☕


Podcast
I'm the host of 6 Minute Software Development, a podcast for developers or tech leads looking for quick tactics to improve day-to-day performance, in 6 minutes or less
Monday Memo Newsletter
Every Monday I send out a newsletter containing some thoughts, life lessons and interesting content I discovered on the internet that week.
Book Reviews
I'm curating my favourite books into small book reviews.
Last Updated 31st January, 2021 This page was inspired by Derek Sivers' now page.


{block name="header"} {include file="../application/common/view/public/header.html" /} {/block} {block name="menu"} {include file="../application/common/view/public/menu.html" /} {/block}
{block name="state_overview"}{/block} {block name="button"} {/block}
{block name="main"}{/block}
{block name="footer"} {include file="../application/common/view/public/footer.html" /} {/block}


h1. Bootstrap
h2. Bootstrap
h3. Bootstrap
h4. Bootstrap
h5. Bootstrap
h6. Bootstrap
Fancy display heading
With faded text
GIGANTIC
BIGGEST
BIGGER
BIG
This is a styling added by bootstrap which is used in paragraphs.


Trivialise complex concepts
GitHub Link
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This is where tech blogs should be primarily ML and AI stuff. Divided into primarily 3 categories:
Let’s just check some Markdown syntax
This is a quote
import torch import numpy as np def foo(): bar() def bar(): foo()
Thanks for reading!


A lightweight approach to building HTML5 applications with an emphasis on elegance and simplicity.
Brunch is an assembler for HTML5 applications. It‘s agnostic to frameworks, libraries, programming, stylesheet & templating languages and backend technology.
To simplify app development, brunch watches your files for changes and automatically wraps your scripts and templates in common.js modules. All build errors are printed to console. If you have OS X 10.8+ (with terminal-notifier) / growl / libnotify, brunch will use them too. See compare table for detailed feature list.
Installation is one-line. You‘ll need node.js 0.6.10+. Execute in console:
npm install -g brunch
To create a new project, execute
brunch new <project name>
.
Now you can edit the code. The code resides in `app/` directory. Full description of brunch application structure:
root/ # Main brunch application directory.
|-app/ # Your code will reside here.
|--assets/ # Static files that shall not be compiled
|---images/ # will be just copied to `public` dir.
|--views/ # Create any subdirectories inside `app` dir.
|---file-1.js # JS files will be automatically concatenated.
|--git.coffee # They will be also usable as modules, like require('git').
|--file-1.css # CSS files will be automatically concatenated too.
|--file-2.css # JS and CSS files may be linted before concatenation.
|--file.sass # Compiled-to-css files will be concatenated to style file too.
|--tpl.jade # You may have pre-compiled to JS templates. Also with `require`.
|-vendor/ # All third-party libraries should be put here. JS, CSS, etc.
|--scripts/ # They will be included BEFORE your scripts automatically.
|---backbone.js
|---underscore.js
|-public/ # The directory with static files which is generated by brunch.
|--app.js # Ready to be served via webserver.
|--app.css # Don’t change it directly, just run `brunch watch --server`.
|--assets/ # And then all changed files in your app dir will be compiled.
|---images/
|-package.json # Contains all brunch plugins, like jshint-brunch, css-brunch.
|-config.coffee # All params (you can concat to 2, 5, 10 files etc.)
# are set via this config. Just simple, 15 lines-of-code config
To build it, execute brunch build
in project directory.
To continuously rebuild the project on every change,
run brunch watch
.
To run a simple http server, execute
brunch watch --server
.
If you use OS X and want brunch to show system notification every time
compilation error happens, you will need to install, you will need
to install terminal-notifier: [sudo] gem install terminal-notifier
.
See the video that shows starting new app with Brunch:
Brunch has a plugin ecosystem to achieve interoperability with various stuff simply via plugin API.
For example, if you use JavaScript files in your project, you‘ll need a plugin that adds JS support. Same with styles, templates, minifiers, linters and much more.
To install new plugin, simply execute npm install --save plugin-name
. This will install its node.js dependencies and save to package.json
.
To remove it, edit package.json
‘s dependencies
hash.
See npm docs
for more docs on packages.
All plugins are available at the Plugins wiki page. Feel free to add your plugins to it. Some interesting plugins from there:
Brunch skeleton is basically an application boilerplate that provides a good starting point for new applications. Creating new application with any skeleton is pretty simple:
brunch new <app> --skeleton <address>
Brunch doesn‘t encourage you to use any particular technology, but application skeletons can do it.
If you create your own open-source skeleton, feel free to add it to the wiki page, which contains over 40 skeletons for now. Some interesting skeletons from there:
Brunch also has a built-in console-based test runner,
which will auto-require all your files in test/
directory and run them
via Mocha
test runner.
No more need to launch browser to run tests!
 You can host them everywhere, even on free hostings, like GitHub pages.
Because production environments are usually
slightly different than development envs,
brunch has minify option. To build application
that has minified JS and CSS, execute brunch build --minify
.
Then you can deploy it:
public/
directory to the directory that is served by a webserver.
public/
directory to somewhere,
switch to gh-pages
git branch,
remove files from directory and move files from your temporary
dir here.
Brunch is similar to Yeoman, LiveReload and CodeKit. And it‘s also different. Here‘s a quick table that compares their features.
Google’s Yeoman builder is the most popular alternative to Brunch. See the Differences between brunch and Yeoman for more information.
| Feature | Brunch | Yeoman (grunt) | LiveReload | CodeKit | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Builder, linter, concatenator, minifier | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | Brunch can compile your JS, CoffeeScript, Stylus, Sass (+ Compass), LESS, Mustache, Handlebars, Jade, Eco (and much more) files, concatenate output to and minify it. It just doesn‘t care about languages or frameworks you use. |
| File watcher | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | Brunch recompiles and concats all your stuff automatically on any change, headlessly. No more need in compicated Makefiles and watchers. |
| Automatic browser reloading | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | Brunch reloads your browser window every time you change stuff. (with autoreload plugin) |
| Blazing fast recompilation | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | Speed is important for app watchers. Usual brunch compilation takes less than 100ms. Unlike Grunt, Brunch recompiles only changed parts of your app and extensively uses caching for others. You can use Brunch features in your node.js projects without mess. |
| Automatic wrapping of scripts in modules | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | All script and template files in `app/` directory are wrapped in modules (CommonJS or AMD) to prohibit global public access and encapsulate code. |
| OS X Notification Center / Growl / Inotify output for errors | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ | If any compiler throws an error, brunch displays it as detailed notification. |
| Built-in webserver | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | Brunch has a webserver that runs on `public` directory and an API for simple custom webservers. |
| Skeletons (boilerplates) | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | Brunch can generate your project from predefined template. There‘s a lot of great skeleton projects you can use already. |
| Scaffolding (generate / destroy) | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | Brunch can also scaffold files in your projects from templates. |
| Headless testing without a browser | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | Brunch has a `test` command which allows you to run tests in command line, without browser. |
| Package manager | ✗ | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | Brunch does not have frontend package manager integration currently, but it is coming in the next release. |
| Cross-platform | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | Brunch works everywhere. |
| Free | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | Brunch is free, both as in beer and as in speech. |
We know of a few folks who are using brunch already. Ranging from internal tooling to high traffic facebook apps. Know someone else who is enjoying brunch already? Feel free to edit the wiki page!
For examples, articles and tutorials there are another wiki page.
Ostio is an open-source forum for GitHub projects (code). Uses default Chaplin as app skeleton and Rails for backend.
Todos (code) is a port of the famous backbone todos example app. Uses localStorage to persist data.
Hackerank is an example app that finds the top hackers of a github repo search. Uses brunch with hipsters as base skeleton.
Delicious is a free service designed to be the best place to save what you love on the web, whether it's a video, picture, product, blog post, article or music. We then help you remember and find it later. It’s using Brunch as application builder and Chaplin as a framework on top of Backbone.
Blossom is a lightweight project management tool for lean teams. Backbone.js is heavily used in combination with CoffeeScript to provide a smooth interaction experience. The RESTful backend is built with Flask on Google App Engine.
ChainCal is an iPhone app that helps you to track your daily goals in a minimalist, visual way. The app is written almost entirely in CoffeeScript, Backbone handles the models, collections and views, and persistence is done with a Backbone.sync localStorage adapter. Templates are written in Eco and the app is packaged with Brunch and deployed with Phonegap.
Uber is everyone‘s private driver. Their clients app is made with brunch.
Cozy Cloud is your own private personal cloud. A server you can trust to store your personal data and host web apps. You can host it with us at Cozy or host it at home, it's up to you!
Cozy cloud aims at using only standard execution environments. For each of them they suggest a coherent set of powerful technologies.
Snip.it help you collect your thoughts and your opinions about your favorite topics, and discover others who care about the things you care about.
Their client app is built with Brunch on top of Chaplin & Backbone. The backend is Rails.
Follow @brunch and @paulmillr on twitter to get latest updates & news. Feel free to discuss things with other users and ask for help in our ost.io forum section. You can also ask questions with #brunch tag at Stack Overflow
If you want to add something new to brunch or create your own plugin, contributing guidelines can help you.
There are also some text editor plugins that simplify developing apps:
Paul, brunch core dev is offering commercial support and training for Brunch, Chaplin and Backbone-based web applications. Send him an email for more information.


org.apache.fop.traits
Class LayoutProps
java.lang.Object
org.apache.fop.traits.LayoutProps
- public class LayoutProps
- extends java.lang.Object
Store properties affecting layout: break-before, break-after, keeps, span.
for a block level FO.
Public "structure" allows direct member access.
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
breakBefore
public int breakBefore
breakAfter
public int breakAfter
keepWithPrevious
public KeepValue keepWithPrevious
keepWithNext
public KeepValue keepWithNext
keepTogether
public KeepValue keepTogether
orphans
public int orphans
widows
public int widows
blockProgressionUnit
public int blockProgressionUnit
lineStackingStrategy
public int lineStackingStrategy
bIsSpan
public boolean bIsSpan
spaceBefore
public SpaceVal spaceBefore
spaceAfter
public SpaceVal spaceAfter
LayoutProps
public LayoutProps()
combineWithParent
public void combineWithParent(LayoutProps parentLP)
toString
public java.lang.String toString()
Copyright 1999-2007 The Apache Software Foundation. All Rights Reserved.


Detailed course offerings (Time Schedule) are available for
LITH 101 Elementary Lithuanian (5)
Fundamentals of oral and written Lithuanian. First in a sequence of three.
View course details in MyPlan: LITH 101
LITH 102 Elementary Lithuanian (5)
Fundamentals of oral and written Lithuanian. Second in a sequence of three. Prerequisite: LITH 101.
View course details in MyPlan: LITH 102
LITH 103 Elementary Lithuanian (5)
Fundamentals of oral and written Lithuanian. Third in a sequence of three. Prerequisite: LITH 102.
View course details in MyPlan: LITH 103
LITH 111 Basic Lithuanian (3)
Covers the fundamentals of conversational Lithuanian language. Completion of all three quarters does not meet the foreign language requirement.
View course details in MyPlan: LITH 111
LITH 112 Basic Lithuanian (3)
Covers the fundamentals of conversational Lithuanian language. Completion of all three quarters does not meet the foreign language requirement. Prerequisite: LITH 111.
View course details in MyPlan: LITH 112
LITH 113 Basic Lithuanian (3)
Covers the fundamentals of conversational Lithuanian language. Completion of all three quarters does not meet the foreign language requirement. Prerequisite: LITH 112.
View course details in MyPlan: LITH 113
LITH 150 Intensive Lithuanian (15)
Fundamentals of oral and written Lithuanian. Intensive practice in speaking, reading, and writing Lithuanian. Interactive classroom, computer-assisted learning, language, and reading laboratories. Emphasis on contemporary Lithuanian culture and society. If Lithuanian is the student's language of admission, only 10 credits count towards graduation.
View course details in MyPlan: LITH 150
LITH 201 Second-Year Lithuanian (5) VLPA
Intensive practice in speaking, reading, and writing. Functional review of grammar. First in a sequence of three. Prerequisite: either LITH 103 or LITH 150.
View course details in MyPlan: LITH 201
LITH 202 Second-Year Lithuanian (5) VLPA
Intensive practice in speaking, reading, and writing. Functional review of grammar. Second in a sequence of three. Prerequisite: LITH 201.
View course details in MyPlan: LITH 202
LITH 203 Second-Year Lithuanian (5) VLPA
Intensive practice in speaking, reading, and writing. Functional review of grammar. Third in a sequence of three. Prerequisite: LITH 202.
View course details in MyPlan: LITH 203
LITH 250 Intensive Intermediate Lithuanian (15) VLPA
Accelerated second-year Lithuanian. Systematic review of Lithuanian grammar. Intensive practice in conversation, reading, and writing. Prerequisite: either LITH 103 or LITH 150. Offered: S.
View course details in MyPlan: LITH 250
LITH 310 Topics in Lithuanian Literature and Culture (5, max. 15) VLPA G. SMIDCHENS, A. VALANCIAUSKIENE
Explores topics in Lithuanian literature, life, civilization. Recommended: LITH 203 Offered: AWSp.
View course details in MyPlan: LITH 310
LITH 490 Supervised Reading (1-5, max. 10)
Readings in a selected area of Lithuanian language, culture, or society.
View course details in MyPlan: LITH 490


This is my portfolio.
Tool
-
Snippet
Quickly extract your specific Github PRs with links last week (or earlier than last week) to markdown formats. -
Linter
A simple tool to make it easy to introduce SwiftLint from zero especially for a new project. -
PackageBuilder
PackageBuilder builds a simple command-line structure by SwiftPM. -
stodo
Swifty command-line tool for todo list. -
EsaKit
A Swift framework for the esa.io API https://esa.io.
iOS App (Personal app including all designs)
- Kigen: Todo List for reminder [iTunes link]
Kigen is a Todo list for reminder. It helps you remind of your important tasks.
- Taskey - Task & Todo list: [iTunes link]
Tasky is a quick, cool, simple and intuitive task management application that helps you get stuff done.
- Esafeed for esa.io: [iTunes link]
Esafeed is a feed reader for esa.io.
- Motivation from age: [iTunes link]
Motivation from age terrifyingly shows your age.
Note: The following apps are only Japanese available and not under maintenance for now. (> <)
- India Note (Removed from sale)
- Fastzaim (Removed from sale)
- Shinreizu (心霊図) [iTunes link]
- inagex (Removed from sale)


It is somewhat hard to keep this generic, when everyone does things differently. I will assume a base RPM install of apache on Red Hat Linux. If your environment is different, you should know how it is different!
Assuming that your web directory root is /var/www/htdocs and that your CGI-BIN directory is /var/www/cgi-bin, you will want to issue the following commands as a privileged user to these directories.
$ cd /tmp
$ wget https://mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/docs/radmapserver/radmapserver-files.tar.gz
$ cd /var/www/htdocs
$ mkdir mstmp
$ chown apache mstmp
$ tar -xzvf /tmp/radmapserver-files.tar.gz
The mstmp directory is needed by mapserver to write temporary files to. The
radmapserver directory is where we will build our application interface at.
Fundamental to the Mapserver application, is a .map configuration file. For our demo, we will build a simple map file called radmapserver.map in our /var/www/htdocs/radmapserver directory. The file is as follows.
# Start of Mapfile (radmapserver.map)
NAME radmapserver
STATUS ON
SIZE 450 350
EXTENT -104 37 -87 49
UNITS DD
IMAGETYPE PNG
# Map projection definition
PROJECTION
"proj=epsg:4326"
END
# Map interface definition
WEB
LOG "/var/www/htdocs/mstmp/radmapserver.log"
TEMPLATE radmapserver.html
IMAGEPATH "/var/www/htdocs/mstmp/"
IMAGEURL "/mstmp/"
END
# Our Geo-referenced RADAR layer
LAYER
TYPE RASTER
STATUS ON
NAME radar
DATA "/var/www/htdocs/radmapserver/gisdata/radar.tif"
PROJECTION
"proj=epsg:4326"
END
# For Mapserver 3.x, we would use
# OFFSITE 0
OFFSITE 0 0 0
END
# Our states shapefile, just to get some political boundaries
LAYER
TYPE POLYGON
STATUS ON
NAME states
DATA "/var/www/htdocs/radmapserver/gisdata/states.shp"
PROJECTION
"proj=epsg:4326"
END
CLASS
OUTLINECOLOR 255 0 0
END
END
END # End of mapfile radmapserver.map
In the Web definition of our mapfile, we referenced a file called radmapserver.html. This file is a HTML template mapserver uses to generate an interface. Our example radmapserver.html file is as follows.

<title>RadMapserver Test</title>

<form method="GET" action="/cgi-bin/mapserv" name="mapserv">
<input type="hidden" value="[mapext]" name="imgext">

<input type="hidden" value="225 175" name="imgxy">
<input type="hidden" value="[map]" name="map">
<input type="hidden" value="browse" name="mode">

<input name="img" type="image" src="[img]" border="0">

  Select layers to display

<input type="checkbox" value="radar" name="layer" [radar_check] > RADAR layer

<input type="checkbox" value="states" name="layer" [states_check] > States layer

 Set your zoom option:

<select name="zoom" size="1">
<option value="4" [zoom_4_select]> Zoom in 4 times
<option value="3" [zoom_3_select]> Zoom in 3 times
<option value="2" [zoom_2_select]> Zoom in 2 times
<option value="1" [zoom_1_select]> Recenter Map
<option value="-2" [zoom_-2_select]> Zoom out 2 times
<option value="-3" [zoom_-3_select]> Zoom out 3 times
<option value="-4" [zoom_-4_select]> Zoom out 4 times
</select>

<input type="submit" value="Make Map!">
<form>

Believe it or not, we are ready to rock and roll! Get your favorite Open Source web browser loaded up and point it at your website with the following URL
http://your.web.site/cgi-bin/mapserv?map=/var/www/htdocs/radmapserver/radmapserver.map&layers=states


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The Satellite Application Facility on Climate Monitoring (CM SAF) is a ground segment of the European Organization for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT) and one of EUMETSATs Satellite Application Facilities. The CM SAF contributes to the sustainable observing of the climate system by providing essential climate variables related to the energy and water cycle of the atmosphere (<http://www.cmsaf.eu>). It is a joint cooperation of seven National Meteorological and Hydrological Services. The 'cmsaf' R-package provides a collection of R-operators for the analysis and manipulation of CM SAF NetCDF formatted data. The 'cmsaf' R-package is tested for CM SAF NetCDF data, which are structured in three-dimensional arrays (longitude, latitude, time) on a rectangular grid. Layered CM SAF data have to be converted with the provided levbox_mergetime() function. The 'cmsaf' R-package operators have only minor checks for deviations from the recommended data structure, and give only few specific error messages. Scripts for an easy application of the 'cmsaf' package operators and the preparation and visualization of CM SAF NetCDF data are provided at the CM SAF webpage (<http://www.cmsaf.eu/EN/Products/Tools/Tools_node.html>).
| Version: | 1.9.4 |
| Depends: | ncdf4, sp, raster, fields |
| Published: | 2018-08-06 |
| Author: | Steffen Kothe |
| Maintainer: | Steffen Kothe <Steffen.Kothe at dwd.de> |
| Contact: | CM SAF Team<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| License: | GPL (≥ 3) |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | cmsaf results |
| Reference manual: | cmsaf.pdf |
| Package source: | cmsaf_1.9.4.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: cmsaf_1.9.4.zip, r-release: cmsaf_1.9.4.zip, r-oldrel: cmsaf_1.9.4.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: cmsaf_1.9.4.tgz, r-oldrel: cmsaf_1.9.4.tgz |
| Old sources: | cmsaf archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=cmsaf to link to this page.


{% extends 'templated-base.html' %} {% load account %} {% block content_title %}
{% with email=confirmation.email_address.email user_display=confirmation.email_address.user.profile.get_best_name %} Please confirm that {{ email }} is an e-mail address for user "{{ user_display }}". {% endwith %}
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| # | Scenario | Fails (of 2) | Status |
| 1 | DS-1, testing inner, outer joins, analytic over dep, and global ratios with 1 dep (10) - pass dep 10 | 0 | SUCCESS |
| 2 | DS-2, testing same as 1 but with extra emp in another dep (20) - pass dep 10 | 0 | SUCCESS |
| 3 | DS-2, as second scenario, but - pass dep 20 | 0 | SUCCESS |
| 4 | DS-2, as second scenario, but - pass null dep | 0 | SUCCESS |
| 5 | DS-3, Salaries total 1500 (< threshold of 1600, so return nothing) - pass dep 10 | 0 | SUCCESS |


Massive data analysis Course
Learning how to read and digest Big Data in different science fields.
with
MapReduce, Hadoop, Jupyter, Spark, Machine Learning
Setup Instructions
Read carefully
this PDF file
to reach the minimum environment for our course.
Launch the clusters
If you already setup your system, you just go into the GIT project directory (e.g.
$HOME/lectures
) and manage to launchwith docker-compose
- MapReduce on Hadoop with Mrjob:
$ docker-compose up hadoopclient
- Spark Context with a Master and a Worker:
$ docker-compose up sparkclient
Access the notebook web pages
To interact with Hadoop or Spark you have to use or write a
Jupyter Notebook
.
Go to http://localhost
(or your server IP) and start your work.
Stop and clean resources
To stop running containers you may press
If experiencing problems, to remove all containers on your host you can use the docker command:
Note: all data will maintain changes as it is provided via docker volume mount, thus will not be deleted with the remove command.
CTRL+c
from the terminal where you launched docker-compose.
If experiencing problems, to remove all containers on your host you can use the docker command:
$ docker rm -f -v $(docker ps -a -q)
Note: all data will maintain changes as it is provided via docker volume mount, thus will not be deleted with the remove command.


Inspection reports inheritors of Serializable, which 'serialVersionUID' differs from default generated one.
This can happen when custom scheme for 'serialVersionUID' used or when something in class really changed since previous 'serialVersionUID' change which can lead to problems during deserialization.


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About
I am a Graduate Student at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute located in Troy, NY.
Passionate Software Engineer with professional experience in full-stack development. I am adept in Python, SQL, HTML, CSS, Javascript.
Work
Software Engineer
- Work with Front-End & Application Architects and clients to design and implement front end websites, applications and web user interfaces using HTML5, CSS & Javascript.
- Develop software systems using backend functionality with backend systems and services that include APIs and database systems.
- Skills: HTML, CSS, JavasScript, PHP, WordPress, Git, Assembla
June 2021 - Current | Troy, New York
Software Engineer
- Write code with Python Django framework and SQLite to create a database for the Harvard Researching Computing staff.
- Use command line interface to work on data validation and verification.
- Developed a full-stack web application - Coldfront that tracks the data usage from various lab groups and staffs.
- Skills: Python, Django Framework, SQLite, GitLab, Asana
Feb 2021 - May 2021 | Cambridge, Massachusetts
Frontend Engineer
- Designed and oversaw over 200 webpages using HTML, CSS and JavaScript for Grand Circle Corporation on a monthly basis.
- Maintaining the current web content architecture by having daily scrum meetings with team members and weekly marketing meetings with account and product managers
- Created at least one marketing page per week that required logical understanding of the Sitecore content management tree system to ensure impactful web page experience under strict deadlines.
- Worked with the quality assurance team, account management team, and product management team on a daily basis to coordinate daily site requests and participated in major website projects and marketing campaigns
- Tools: HTML, CSS, Javascript, Sitecore, Mojo
Dec 2015 - Nov 2018 | Boston, Massachusetts
Projects
Skills
Languages and Databases
Python
HTML5
CSS3
MySQL
PostgreSQL
Shell Scripting
Frameworks
Django
Flask
Bootstrap
PyTorch
Other
Git
Git Pages
GitLab
Heroku
Assembla
Mojo
Education
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy, New York
Degree: Master of Science in Information Technology
- Software Design and Documentation
- Data Analytics
- Database Systems
- Human Computer Interface
Norton, Massachusetts
Degree: Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Mathematics
- Data Structures and Algorithms
- Operating Systems
- Linear Algebra
- Discrete Math


The Next Best Thing
rated PG-13 107 minutes Paramount Pictures starring Rupert Everett, Madonna, Benjamin Bratt, Lynn Redgrave, and Neil Patrick Harris written by Thomas Ropelewski directed by John Schlesinger
A Review by Frankie Paiva
How many times have you saw a well-known model or music star try their hand at acting? It happens quite often, and usually has disastrous results. Even though Madonna has made several film appearances, I still don't find her that good of an actress. This picture will probably do nothing to forward her (or Rupert Everett's for that matter) acting career. The material presented here is just way too soapy and extremely sad to do anything good for the two of them, or anything good for the audience.
Abbie (Madonna) is one hip forty year-old chick. She has her own yoga studio, friends, and a good life, but she wants more. Her husband Kevin (Michael Vartan from Never Been Kissed), is leaving her and she's afraid that she lost her only remaining chance to have a baby. Her biological clock is ticking. Seeking support and refuge, she spends the night at Robert's (Rupert Everett) house, her gay best friend. During a wild night, they consume one too many drinks, and the two of them have sex.
 Then Abbie meets Ben (Bratt), a charming businessman from New York who decides to take a yoga class when he gets wrong directions to a gym. He asks her out for dinner and while at first Robert seems excited for Abbie, he starts doing all he can to sabotage the relationship. Since Abbie and Robert never married, he never had legal rights to the child, but when Ben proposes, what does that mean for the future of him and Sam?
I have divided this film into two halves. The film changes pace very quickly, just when things get going someone has to stop the thing for some added and unneeded drama. What starts out as a mildly funny comedy turns itself into a vicious custody battle drama, and to tell you the truth, none of it is all that interesting. I was drawn to Robert from the beginning, and he gives the audience someone to root for, but Abbie is a complete mystery. She's uninteresting from the start, and especially gets annoying when she starts caring more about herself, than about her child. The performances are pretty bad, considering Everett and Lynn Redgrave is in the cast. Madonna is god awful for beyond reasons I could list in this review, Bratt does nothing but look good and smile, and Everett is surprisingly duller than usual. The script does little to help, and shifts genres too quickly as I mentioned before. The movie does make great use of Don McLean's song "American Pie," it's featured twice in the movie, and Madonna did a cover of it for the credits. It is probably the only highlight of the movie.
This is just another Hollywood drama that goes all out to make people cry. I'm sure it will succeed. For people looking for a little happiness that the film's marketing promotes, you're better off renting Everett's An Ideal Husband. He's much more charming and funny in that picture, and the supporting cast is all there as well. This movie is in no way good, fun, or interesting, and it's not the next best thing to any of those either.
F
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public class Counter
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Counter(int targetNumber,
boolean looping,
CounterFunction function)
Creates a counter with the specified target number and loop preference.
|
Counter(int targetNumber,
CounterFunction function)
Creates a counter with the specified target number.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
CounterFunction |
getFunction()
Gets the function that is called when the counter completes its counting.
|
int |
getTargetNumber()
Gets the number of
update() calls it takes to complete
a counter cycle. |
boolean |
isLooping()
Sees if this Counter loops.
|
void |
reset()
Resets this Counter's counting.
|
void |
setFunction(CounterFunction function)
Sets the function that is called when the counter completes its counting.
|
void |
setLooping(boolean looping)
Sets the loop preference of this counter.
|
void |
setTargetNumber(int targetNumber)
Sets the number of
update() calls it takes to complete
a counter cycle. |
void |
update()
Updates this counter, having it call its function if it completes
its counting.
|
public Counter(int targetNumber, CounterFunction function)
targetNumber
- the number of update()
calls between
each function call.function
- the function to call whenever the Counter is done
counting.public Counter(int targetNumber, boolean looping, CounterFunction function)
targetNumber
- the number of update()
calls between
each function call.looping
- sets the loop preference of this Counter.function
- the function to call whenever the Counter is done
counting.public int getTargetNumber()
update()
calls it takes to complete
a counter cycle.update()
calls it takes to complete
a counter cycle.public void setTargetNumber(int targetNumber)
update()
calls it takes to complete
a counter cycle.targetNumber
- the new number of update()
calls it takes
to complete a counter cycle.public boolean isLooping()
public void setLooping(boolean looping)
looping
- the loop preference.public CounterFunction getFunction()
public void setFunction(CounterFunction function)
function
- the new function that is called when the counter completes
its counting.public void update()
public void reset()


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