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4 men arrested for circulating obscene materials on Telegram
SINGAPORE: Four men have been arrested for their suspected involvement in circulating obscene materials in a Telegram chat group by the name Sam's Lots Of CB Collection.
Three of the men, aged between 29 and 45, are the administrators of the chat group, the Singapore Police Force (SPF) said in news release on Friday (Nov 8), citing preliminary investigations.
The fourth man, a 26-year-old, had advertised the sale of obscene materials, the police said.
READ: Leaked sex tapes and child porn - a look into 13 illicit Telegram chat groups
The police said they received a report about the chat group on Oct 24.
The men were arrested on Wednesday, and more than 15 electronic devices - including a central processing unit, several laptops, hard-disk drives and mobile phones - were seized, the release added.
Investigations are ongoing. Those convicted of circulating obscene materials may be jailed for up to three months, fined or both.
READ: Suspected administrator of obscene SG Nasi Lemak chat group charged with transmitting porn
MORE THAN 25,000 MEMBERS
This chat group is one of 13 groups CNA saw in an exclusive report released earlier this month.
As of early October, CNA saw there were more than 25,000 members in the chat group.
Members contributed over 120,000 photos and videos, and more than 1,700 files. Members in the group chat had also sent photos of women they took on public transport.
Links to the chat group were openly shared on sex forum Sammyboy.
The group had also openly advertised its affiliated groups – some of which distributed obscene content - in the chat.
"Members of the public are advised to stop soliciting in any lewd website or joining such online platforms and illicit chat groups," SPF said.
"The police takes a serious view of anyone involved in criminal activities and will continue to take tough enforcement actions against those breaking the law," they added.


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{% include table_overview.html name="Geoscience" %}
| Alluvial Fans |
map data |
UDEM |
Wasatch Front alluvian fans inventory for 2019 |
| Aquifers |
map data |
USGS & DEQ |
Aquifer basin fill boundary and aquifer recharge areas. Shallow ground water. |
| Avalanche Paths |
map data |
UGRC |
Avalanche paths in the tri-canyon area of the Wasatch Front, Utah. |
| Earthquake Epicenters |
map data |
UGS |
Chronological lists of earthquake origin time, location, and size for both naturally occurring and mining
induced earthquakes. |
| Geochronology |
map data |
UGS |
Various geologic dating methods, sites, and project areas in Utah. |
| Geologic Contacts |
map data |
UGS |
Locations of geologic contacts in Utah. |
| Geologic Dikes |
map data |
UGS |
Locations of geologic dikes in Utah. |
| Geologic Formations |
map data |
UGS |
Locations of geologic formations in Utah. |
| Geologic Markers |
map data |
UGS |
Locations of geologic markers in Utah. |
| Geologic Veins |
map data |
UGS |
Locations of geologic veins in Utah. |
| Landslides |
map data |
UGS |
Landslides and debris flows of Utah. |
| Liquefaction |
map data |
UGS |
Liquefaction potential for 6 counties along the Wasatch Front. |
| Minerals |
map data |
USGS |
Mineral deposit locations. |
| Quaternary Faults and Folds |
map data |
UGS |
Compilation of existing information on faults and fault-related folds considered to be potential earthquake
sources in Utah. |
| Volcanic Cones |
map data |
UGS |
Volcanic cones in Utah. |
| Volcanic Flows |
map data |
UGS |
Quaternary volcanic flows in Utah. |
| Volcanic Vents |
map data |
UGS |
Quaternary volcanic vents in Utah. |
| Soil |
map data |
UGS |
Extent of defined soil types throughout Utah. |
| Soil Conservation Districts & Zones
|
map data |
UGRC & USDA-NRCS |
Soil conservation districts and zones. |
| UGS Hazards |
map data |
UGS |
Underlying data found in the Utah Geologic Survey (UGS) Hazards
Portal web application including Caliche Hazard, Collapsible Soil Susceptibility, Corrosive Soil and Rock
Susceptibility, Earth Fissure Hazard, Erosion Hazard Zones, Expansive Soil and Rock Susceptibility, Flood Canyon
Hazard, Flood Hazard, Geologic Radon Susceptibility, Karst Features, Landslide Inventory Polygons, Landslide
Susceptibility, Liquefaction Susceptibility, Piping and Erosion Susceptibility, Rockfall Hazard, Salt Tectonics
Related Ground Deformation, Shallow Bedrock Potential, Shallow Groundwater Susceptibility, Soluble Soil and Rock
Susceptibility, Surface Fault Rupture Hazard Special Study Zone, and Wind Blown Sand Susceptibility. |


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In this thesis, a parallel version of the new numerical SCIARA-fv3 [@Spataro2010] model was implemented using different GPGPU strategies, specifically, by adopting the NVIDIA Compute Unified Device Architecture (CUDA) [@NvidiaprogGuide] framework in order to improve the overall execution time. Following the APOD (see section [sect:APOD]) developing strategy, different versions were produced, incrementally adding new features and using more sophisticated CUDA APIs at each developing cycle. Starting from a naive porting (see section [sect:naiveImplementation]) consisting in a one thread one cell over the whole cellular space, a LAC version (see section [sect:linearCellAtomic] was developed, that showed best speedups and occupancy ( \(\eta\)) values. Atomic functions (see sections [sect:atomicImplementation]) were also exploited as an alternative solution to the non race-condition free flow distribution algorithm (see section [sect:raceCondAvoiding]). Tests and numerical analysis were performed in order to understand how to maximize the utilization of the available devices and to validate the parallel model implementations. Numerical approximation and error propagation were also deeply investigated.
Eventually, a new CUDA C library for CCA were designed, currently in beta-version, permitting an easy parallel programming of CCA for researchers that are not GPGPU experts to effortlessly write and execute their CCA models.


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--- title: Metrics keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "Recipes on how to create and use custom metrics." description: "Recipes on how to create and use custom metrics." ---
If your metric consists of computing a value using the predictions and the labels, and then averaging over all points, use AvgMetric
.
You only need to define a function that receives two arguments, the prediction and the targets, and returns a single scalar.
def crazy_metric(pred,targ): return (pred>targ).float().mean()
CrazyMetric = AvgMetric(crazy_metric)
learn = synth_learner(metrics=CrazyMetric)
learn.fit(2)
To have full control on all steps of calculating a metric inherit from Metric
, the three methods needed to override are reset
, accumulate
and value
.
reset
is called at the beggining of the validation step, here you should initialize all the required variables.accumulate
is called after every batch, here you do the actual calculation of your metric and decide how to accumulate the values between the batches.value
is called at the end of the validation step, it should return the final value of your already calculated metric.class EvenCrazierMetric(Metric):
def reset(self): self.count,self.total = 0,0
def accumulate(self, learn):
bs = find_bs(learn.yb)
pred,yb = learn.pred, detuplify(learn.yb)
self.count = self.count*0.2 + 0.8*(pred-yb).float().sum()
self.total += bs
@property
def value(self): return self.count*self.total
learn = synth_learner(metrics=EvenCrazierMetric())
learn.fit(2)


The deceased is dismembered by a “rogyapa”, and left outside to be consumed by nature. The body of the deceased is seen as just a shell for the person who once lived in there. By placing the bodies outside it provides sustenance to the birds who are the primary consumers of its flesh.
Top Right: Haida - Pacific NorthWest:
The Body of a chief, shaman, or warrior was crushed with clubs to fit into a small wooden box. It was then fitted to the top of a totem pole in front of the longhouse of the man’s tribe where the various icons of the totem acted as guardians for the spirits’ journey to the next world.
Bottom Left: Bali “Fire Burials”
On the Hindu Isle of Bali, fire is considered a vehicle to get to the next life. The deceased bodies are unearthed, cleaned, and stacked on an elaborate float, with beautiful decorations and flowers, the float is walked through the village then lit on fire.
Bottom Right: Kirbati, Oceana (small Island off of Australia, not pictured on the map)
Christian burials are now widespread among the Kiribati people, however traditionally, bodies would be exhumed months after a burial in order to have the skull removed, oiled, polished and offered tobacco and food. The skulls would be kept on display while the rest of the body returned to earth. Kiribati people believe(d) in the native god Nakaa who would welcome the spirits of the deceased.


Muscat Municipality launches campaign to combat mosquitoes
by Times News ServiceMuscat: The Muscat Municipality has stressed on the responsibility of building contractors to not leave water tanks open at construction sites to prevent mosquitoes from breeding.
The Municipality issued a statement online and said, "Muscat Municipality in Al Seeb has intensified its efforts to detect and investigate the causes and breeding points of mosquitoes in the buildings under construction and emphasises the responsibility of the building contractors not to leave the water tanks open at the construction sites in order to avoid violations under the local order No.(2006/1).”


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“Pañcapaññāsavassāni,
rajojallamadhārayiṁ;
Bhuñjanto māsikaṁ bhattaṁ,
kesamassuṁ alocayiṁ.
For fifty-five years
I wore dust and dirt.
Eating one meal a month,
I tore out my hair and beard.
Ekapādena aṭṭhāsiṁ,
āsanaṁ parivajjayiṁ;
Sukkhagūthāni ca khādiṁ,
uddesañca na sādiyiṁ.
I stood on one foot;
I rejected seats;
I ate dried-out dung;
I didn’t accept food set aside for me.
Etādisaṁ karitvāna,
bahuṁ duggatigāminaṁ;
Vuyhamāno mahoghena,
buddhaṁ saraṇamāgamaṁ.
I did many deeds of this kind,
which lead to a bad destination.
Swept away by a great flood,
I went to the Buddha for refuge.
Saraṇagamanaṁ passa,
passa dhammasudhammataṁ;
Tisso vijjā anuppattā,
kataṁ buddhassa sāsanan”ti.
… Jambuko thero ….
See the going for refuge!
See the excellence of the teaching!
I’ve attained the three knowledges
and fulfilled the Buddha’s instructions.


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AIR FORCE ONE (1997) Reviewed by Jerry Saravia Originally viewed on video in 1998
Most action thrillers nowadays rely on countless explosions, dozens of special-effects, wall-to-wall cartoonish violence, and enough gunfire to give Schwarzeneger a headache. The idea is to essentially give the audience a relentless assault on the senses and nothing more; some succeed such as "Mission: Impossible," and others fail like the mediocre "Broken Arrow" and the absurd "Ransom." Then there are the rare, humanistic, character-oriented thrillers like "The Fugitive," the original "Die Hard," and the spectacular "La Femme Nikita" and "The Professional," both directed by action whiz Luc Besson who also helmed the offbeat "The Fifth Element." At least those films offered more than the usual slam-bam-thank-you-mam action. "Air Force One" is exactly what you might expect - explosions and action unashamedly standing in for character and plot.
"Air Force One" is an incredulous thriller; an occasionally exciting yet overbearing, feeble-minded piece where Harrison Ford plays the President of the Unites States as a straight, righteous man with no flaws. As he boards the Air Force One plane, Russian terrorists hijack it and hold all the presidential aides and staff members hostage in exchange for the release of an imprisoned Russian leader (Jurgen Prochnow). Ford is the kind of President who does not believe in negotiating with terrorists, especially not one played by Gary Oldman, so he fights mano-a-mano with them instead (imagine Abraham Lincoln going mano-a-mano with John Wilkes Booth). The First Lady and her daughter are also on the plane, and their lives are in danger if Ford does not comply with the terrorists.
Except for the novelty of having the President as the hero, "Air Force One" is strictly a "Die Hard"/"Under Siege" rip-off taking place on a plane, e.g., "Passenger 57," "Turbulence," and the others before it. There's nothing here that we haven't seen before and, most definitely, better. Harrison Ford makes a decent hero, as always, Gary Oldman is terrifying to watch, and there's a wonderful supporting cast including Glenn Close, Philip Baker Hall, Dean Stockwell, etc. Let's be honest, though: what we have here is a lot of machine gunfire and a high body count as compensation for a threadbare story, and a scenario as ludicrous as the one in Clint Eastwood's "Absolute Power." Close, but no cigar.
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The Journey to the Center of the Earth
by Jules Verne
Chapter V. FAMINE, THEN VICTORY, FOLLOWED BY DISMAY
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1871
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: France
- Source: Verne, J. (1871) A Journey to the Center of the Earth (Frederick Amadeus Malleson, Trans.) London: Ward, Lock, &Co., Ltd. (Original work published 1864)
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I had only just time to replace the unfortunate document upon the table.
Professor Liedenbrock seemed to be greatly abstracted.
The ruling thought gave him no rest. Evidently he had gone deeply into the matter, analytically and with profound scrutiny. He had brought all the resources of his mind to bear upon it during his walk, and he had come back to apply some new combination.
He sat in his armchair, and pen in hand he began what looked very much like algebraic formula: I followed with my eyes his trembling hands, I took count of every movement. Might not some unhoped–for result come of it? I trembled, too, very unnecessarily, since the true key was in my hands, and no other would open the secret.
For three long hours my uncle worked on without a word, without lifting his head; rubbing out, beginning again, then rubbing out again, and so on a hundred times.
I knew very well that if he succeeded in setting down these letters in every possible relative position, the sentence would come out. But I knew also that twenty letters alone could form two quintillions, four hundred and thirty–two quadrillions, nine hundred and two trillions, eight billions, a hundred and seventy–six millions, six hundred and forty thousand combinations. Now, here were a hundred and thirty–two letters in this sentence, and these hundred and thirty–two letters would give a number of different sentences, each made up of at least a hundred and thirty–three figures, a number which passed far beyond all calculation or conception.
So I felt reassured as far as regarded this heroic method of solving the difficulty.
But time was passing away; night came on; the street noises ceased; my uncle, bending over his task, noticed nothing, not even Martha half opening the door; he heard not a sound, not even that excellent woman saying:
"Will not monsieur take any supper to–night?"
And poor Martha had to go away unanswered. As for me, after long resistance, I was overcome by sleep, and fell off at the end of the sofa, while uncle Liedenbrock went on calculating and rubbing out his calculations.
When I awoke next morning that indefatigable worker was still at his post. His red eyes, his pale complexion, his hair tangled between his feverish fingers, the red spots on his cheeks, revealed his desperate struggle with impossibilities, and the weariness of spirit, the mental wrestlings he must have undergone all through that unhappy night.
To tell the plain truth, I pitied him. In spite of the reproaches which I considered I had a right to lay upon him, a certain feeling of compassion was beginning to gain upon me. The poor man was so entirely taken up with his one idea that he had even forgotten how to get angry. All the strength of his feelings was concentrated upon one point alone; and as their usual vent was closed, it was to be feared lest extreme tension should give rise to an explosion sooner or later.
I might with a word have loosened the screw of the steel vice that was crushing his brain; but that word I would not speak.
Yet I was not an ill–natured fellow.  Why so insensible to my uncle's interests?
"No, no," I repeated, "I shall not speak. He would insist upon going; nothing on earth could stop him. His imagination is a volcano, and to do that which other geologists have never done he would risk his life. I will preserve silence. I will keep the secret which mere chance has revealed to me. To discover it, would be to kill Professor Liedenbrock! Let him find it out himself if he can. I will never have it laid to my door that I led him to his destruction."
Having formed this resolution, I folded my arms and waited. But I had not reckoned upon one little incident which turned up a few hours after.
When our good Martha wanted to go to Market, she found the door locked. The big key was gone. Who could have taken it out? Assuredly, it was my uncle, when he returned the night before from his hurried walk.
Was this done on purpose? Or was it a mistake? Did he want to reduce us by famine? This seemed like going rather too far! What! should Martha and I be victims of a position of things in which we had not the smallest interest? It was a fact that a few years before this, whilst my uncle was working at his great classification of minerals, he was forty–eight hours without eating, and all his household were obliged to share in this scientific fast. As for me, what I remember is, that I got severe cramps in my stomach, which hardly suited the constitution of a hungry, growing lad.
Now it appeared to me as if breakfast was going to be wanting, just as supper had been the night before. Yet I resolved to be a hero, and not to be conquered by the pangs of hunger. Martha took it very seriously, and, poor woman, was very much distressed. As for me, the impossibility of leaving the house distressed me a good deal more, and for a very good reason. A caged lover's feelings may easily be imagined.
My uncle went on working, his imagination went off rambling into the ideal world of combinations; he was far away from earth, and really far away from earthly wants.
About noon hunger began to stimulate me severely. Martha had, without thinking any harm, cleared out the larder the night before, so that now there was nothing left in the house. Still I held out; I made it a point of honour.
Two o'clock struck. This was becoming ridiculous; worse than that, unbearable. I began to say to myself that I was exaggerating the importance of the document; that my uncle would surely not believe in it, that he would set it down as a mere puzzle; that if it came to the worst, we should lay violent hands on him and keep him at home if he thought on venturing on the expedition that, after all, he might himself discover the key of the cipher, and that then I should be clear at the mere expense of my involuntary abstinence.
These reasons seemed excellent to me, though on the night before I should have rejected them with indignation; I even went so far as to condemn myself for my absurdity in having waited so long, and I finally resolved to let it all out.
I was therefore meditating a proper introduction to the matter, so as not to seem too abrupt, when the Professor jumped up, clapped on his hat, and prepared to go out.
Surely he was not going out, to shut us in again! no, never!
"Uncle!" I cried.
He seemed not to hear me.
"Uncle Liedenbrock!" I cried, lifting up my voice.
"Ay," he answered like a man suddenly waking.
"Uncle, that key!"
"What key? The door key?"
"No, no!" I cried. "The key of the document."
The Professor stared at me over his spectacles; no doubt he saw something unusual in the expression of my countenance; for he laid hold of my arm, and speechlessly questioned me with his eyes. Yes, never was a question more forcibly put.
I nodded my head up and down.
He shook his pityingly, as if he was dealing with a lunatic. I gave a more affirmative gesture.
His eyes glistened and sparkled with live fire, his hand was shaken threateningly.
This mute conversation at such a momentous crisis would have riveted the attention of the most indifferent. And the fact really was that I dared not speak now, so intense was the excitement for fear lest my uncle should smother me in his first joyful embraces. But he became so urgent that I was at last compelled to answer.
"Yes, that key, chance –"
"What is that you are saying?" he shouted with indescribable emotion.
"There, read that!" I said, presenting a sheet of paper on which I had written.
"But there is nothing in this," he answered, crumpling up the paper.
"No, nothing until you proceed to read from the end to the beginning."
I had not finished my sentence when the Professor broke out into a cry, nay, a roar. A new revelation burst in upon him. He was transformed!
"Aha, clever Saknussemm!" he cried. "You had first written out your sentence the wrong way."
And darting upon the paper, with eyes bedimmed, and voice choked with emotion, he read the whole document from the last letter to the first.
It was conceived in the following terms:
In Sneffels Joculis craterem quem delibat
Umbra Scartaris Julii intra calendas descende,
Audax viator, et terrestre centrum attinges.
Quod feci, Arne Saknussemm. [1]
Which bad Latin may be translated thus:
"Descend, bold traveller, into the crater of the jokul of Sneffels, which the shadow of Scartaris touches before the kalends of July, and you will attain the centre of the earth; which I have done, Arne Saknussemm."
In reading this, my uncle gave a spring as if he had touched a Leyden jar. His audacity, his joy, and his convictions were magnificent to behold. He came and he went; he seized his head between both his hands; he pushed the chairs out of their places, he piled up his books; incredible as it may seem, he rattled his precious nodules of flints together; he sent a kick here, a thump there. At last his nerves calmed down, and like a man exhausted by too lavish an expenditure of vital power, he sank back exhausted into his armchair.
"What o'clock is it?" he asked after a few moments of silence.
"Three o'clock," I replied.
"Is it really? The dinner–hour is past, and I did not know it. I am half dead with hunger. Come on, and after dinner –"
[1] In the cipher, audax is written avdas, and quod and quem, hod and ken. (Tr.)
"Well?"
"After dinner, pack up my trunk."
"What?" I cried.
"And yours!" replied the indefatigable Professor, entering the dining–room.


Mysterious
The Mandalorian: What species is Yoda?
Yoda's species is shrouded in mystery, and only a few members of the species are known in canon Star Wars lore.
by Jennifer LockeBest answer: We don't know. Yoda's species is shrouded in mystery, and only a few members of the species are known in canon Star Wars lore. Whether The Mandalorian will delve deeper into the mysterious species is unknown.
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What has George Lucas said about Yoda's species?
Spoilers ahead for The Mandalorian.
George Lucas has famously said that Yoda has no background and has kept his species a secret.
 He has no background. He comes and he goes. He's the subversive secret mysterious stranger that enters the film and to then exits at the end.
Star Wars' website is also coy, simply referring to the species as "unknown." Here's what we do know. Yoda's species tend to be green-skinned, grow to only a couple feet in height, have three fingers and large pointy ears, and are powerful in the Force.  This is why the child in The Mandalorian is a small baby despite apparently being 50 years old.
When has Yoda's species shown up in canon?
Aside from Yoda, the only other known members of his species to appear in canon works of Star Wars are Yaddle, a Jedi Master who appeared briefly in The Phantom Menace, and the child in The Mandalorian.
Was the species ever named in Legends?
Even in Legends material, Yoda's species and homeworld are unknown, any records being lost to the ages. The best thing we have to go on is that they resemble the Lannik species in size and stature, but they do not have a definitive connection.
So what does this mean for The Mandalorian?
We don't really know as of this writing if the past history of this species will be explored, but to meet another member of Yoda's species is a big deal. Since the crux of the series seems to involve the Mandalorian getting caught up with the importance of the baby (a.k.a. the "asset") and how many people want to get a hold of it, I'm sure we'll learn a thing or two.
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Easily connect to Statistics Canada’s Web Data Service with R. Open economic data (formerly known as CANSIM tables, now identified by Product IDs (PID)) are accessible as a data frame, directly in the user’s R environment.
The released version of statcanR package is accessible through CRAN and devtools.
install.packages("statcanR")
install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github('warint/statcanR')
This section presents an example of how to use the statcanR R package and its function statcan_data().
The following example is provided to illustrate how to use the function. It consists in collecting some descriptive statistics about the Canadian Labour Force at the federal, provincial and industrial levels, on a monthly basis.
With a simple web search ‘statistics canada wages by industry metropolitan area monthly’, the table number can easily be found on Statisitcs Canada’s webpage. Here is below a figure that illustrates this example, such as ‘27-10-0014-01’ for the Federal expenditures on science and technology, by socio-economic objectives.
Once the table number is identified, the statcan_data() function is easy to use in order to collect the data, as following:
library(statcanR)
mydata <- statcan_data("27-10-0014-01","eng")
# sqs_statcandata will be deprecated
mydata <- sqs_statcan_data("27-10-0014-01","eng")
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Please refer to the terms of licence before using the Information.
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Habitat
For the first time they are seen in Kanto, and it is possible that Kanto is their homeland. Mostly live in water or seas.


A cluster is an area in a distribution of orientation data in which the counting density is higher than in the surroundings. Such an area is also called 'maximum' or 'submaximum'. It resembles the 'mode' in normal statistics. A distribution with more than one cluster is polymodal.


You Haven't Had Pasta Like This: Fall-Inspired Lasagna Roll-Ups
by Hajar LarbahTired of the traditional Thanksgiving dinner? OK, probably not, because I don't know about you, but there's only one day out of the year where I can have all the turkey, gravy, green beans, and pumpkin pie I want. It's not likely that I'll be getting sick of these dishes any time soon, but I still like to add something new into the mix every now and then. Without straying too far from Fall flavors, I took one of my favorite simple and quick family recipes for lasagna and turned it into a perfect addition to a holiday feast.
Picture garlicky greens, buttery mushrooms, spiced Italian sausage, and creamy ricotta all nestled into a pillow of pasta. Are you hungry yet? We didn't forget the star of this dish, butternut squash, because it wouldn't be a Fall-inspired recipe without the sweet staple. If you're ready to introduce your family and friends to something new that will blow their minds this season, follow along!
Gather your ingredients.
Here's what you'll need:
First thing's first: preheat the oven to 400°F.
Cook the vegetables.
In a pan over medium heat, melt the butter with the olive oil. Add the mushrooms, and season with garlic, oregano, sage, salt, and pepper and cook for three to five minutes — just until they brown and soften. Add in the spinach and cook for one more minute. The spinach should wilt very quickly. Once that's done, you can remove the mixture from the heat and set it aside.
Cook the lasagna sheets.
Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. Add the pasta sheets and cook for 3/4 of the recommended time. The pasta will finish cooking in the oven. Drain the pasta and immediately separate on to a parchment sheet so they don't stick.
Assemble the lasagna rolls.
First, slather about two tablespoons of butternut squash puree onto each lasagna sheet and spread evenly across. Evenly distribute the vegetable medley throughout all the sheets. Next, place small dollops of ricotta across the sheets. Sprinkle with bits of sausage and top with half of the shredded mozzarella. Roll tightly.

The secret to amazing lasagna rolls . . .
If you're making lasagna rolls, a key to making sure they stay saucy and moist after cooking in the oven is to line the bottom of your pan with sauce and cheese. The rolls will then go directly on top so they're swimming in a pool of creamy goodness. Just put enough Alfredo to completely cover the base and sprinkle some cheese.
Prepare the dish for baking.
Roll all of your lasagna sheets and arrange in a pan standing upright for maximum aesthetic. Top off with the rest of the Alfredo sauce and sprinkle the top with the remaining shredded mozzarella cheese.
Bake, serve, and enjoy.
Toss the lasagna rolls in the oven and bake until the cheese on top is crispy and golden brown, about 25 to 30 minutes. Let it rest for 10 minutes. Then, remove one roll at a time to serve. Garnish with parmesan cheese and dig in.


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Inspectors from Ofsted and the Care Quality Commission (CQC) will assess how effectively local areas are fulfilling their obligations towards children and young people with special educational needs, under new proposals announced today (Monday 12 October).
A new form of inspection will begin in May 2016. For the first time inspectors will evaluate how local authorities, nurseries, schools, further education establishments, and health services identify children and young people with special educational needs. They will also evaluate how well they provide services to meet these needs, both in nursery, school or further education college, and through specialist services, such as speech and language therapy, physiotherapy and mental health services.
Crucially, inspectors will look at a sample of students’ files and information about their progress. Inspectors will visit early years settings, schools and further education colleges to see how they are helping to meet the local area’s responsibilities.
Ofsted and the CQC want these inspections to act as a catalyst for improvement, so that some of the most vulnerable young people in the country benefit consistently from high-quality services to which they are entitled.
The inspection reports will also highlight particular strengths and good practice in local areas, to encourage other areas to model similar practices. These evaluations will also include children’s and young people’s progress towards their next stage of education or employment.
The overall aim is to see all children and young people with special educational needs do well in education, be more independent, find employment and be an increasing part of their local communities.
Ofsted and the CQC are seeking the widest possible range of views from all those with an interest in disability and special educational needs. The
consultation
asks for responses to the following proposals:
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inspectors will evaluate how effectively the local area identifies disabled children and young people and those who have special educational needs
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inspectors will evaluate how effectively the local area meets the needs and improves the outcomes of disabled children and young people and those with special educational needs
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a wide range of information will be used to evaluate the effectiveness of local area arrangements. This will include the views of children and young people, parents and carers, recent inspection reports and visits to a number of local education and health service providers
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a wide range of approaches will be used during the inspection to obtain the views of disabled children and young people, and their parents and carers, including meetings, online questionnaires and social media
Sean Harford, Ofsted’s National Director for Education, said:
Inspection is a catalyst for improvement. We have seen that in schools and in other providers, where quality has risen over time. This has benefited hundreds of thousands of young people, giving them the prospect of a brighter future.
We now turn our attention to the ways in which local areas deliver services for children and young people with special educational needs. We will look carefully at how the local area identifies the needs of young people and scrutinise how well it meets these needs. This includes nurseries, schools and colleges as well as the contribution of specialist services, such as speech therapy and other specialist educational and health services.
We will want to see evidence that the children and young people are progressing well, to their next stage of education or employment. Effective local area support is crucial for these children and young people who really need them.
Ofsted will highlight good practice, so that we can celebrate success. I hope that other areas will be inspired by this good practice, which will lead to improvements elsewhere. I also hope the result will be better support for some of the most vulnerable young people in society, helping to give them the best possible start in life.
Care Quality Commission Chief Inspector of General Practice, Professor Steve Field said:
Young people and children with special educational needs or disabilities can face a complex system comprising many different health and educational agencies. It can be a bewildering experience for families having to coordinate different types of support.
That’s why it’s important that we examine how well these different partners work together to meet the care needs of this often vulnerable group.
It is absolutely right that in the twenty-first century, all children and young people receive the support they need and deserve. We need your views on how to best inspect in this area and urge you to help us define this critical programme.
This consultation will close on 4 January 2016.
Notes to editors
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The
consultation ‘The inspection of local areas’ effectiveness in identifying and meeting the needs of children and young people who are disabled and/or have special educational needs’
is online.
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The Office for Standards in Education, Children’s Services and Skills (Ofsted) regulates and inspects to achieve excellence in the care of children and young people, and in education and skills for learners of all ages. It regulates and inspects childcare and children’s social care, and inspects the Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service (Cafcass), schools, colleges, initial teacher training, work-based learning and skills training, adult and community learning, and education and training in prisons and other secure establishments. It assesses council children’s services, and inspects services for looked after children, safeguarding and child protection.


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.apache.guacamole |
All classes which apply generally across the Guacamole web application
and all other web applications which use the API provided by the
Guacamole project.
|
| org.apache.guacamole.io |
All classes relating directly to data input or output.
|
| org.apache.guacamole.net |
Classes which apply to network-specific concepts, such as low-level sockets
and tunnels.
|
| org.apache.guacamole.protocol |
Classes relating directly to the Guacamole protocol.
|
| org.apache.guacamole.servlet |
Classes which build upon the Java Servlet API, providing an HTTP-based
tunnel and session management.
|
| org.apache.guacamole.websocket |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
GuacamoleClientBadTypeException
An exception which is thrown when data has been submitted with an unsupported
mimetype.
|
class |
GuacamoleClientException
A generic exception thrown when part of the Guacamole API encounters
an error in the client's request.
|
class |
GuacamoleClientOverrunException
An exception which is thrown when the client has sent too much data.
|
class |
GuacamoleClientTimeoutException
An exception which is thrown when the client is taking too long to respond.
|
class |
GuacamoleClientTooManyException
An exception which is thrown when too many requests have been received
by the current client, and further requests are being rejected, either
temporarily or permanently.
|
class |
GuacamoleConnectionClosedException
An exception which is thrown when an operation cannot be performed because
its corresponding connection is closed.
|
class |
GuacamoleResourceClosedException
An exception which is thrown when a resource is no longer available because
it is closed.
|
class |
GuacamoleResourceConflictException
An exception which is thrown when a resource has been requested, but that
resource is locked or currently in use, and cannot be accessed by the
current user.
|
class |
GuacamoleResourceNotFoundException
A generic exception thrown when part of the Guacamole API fails to find
a requested resource, such as a configuration or tunnel.
|
class |
GuacamoleSecurityException
A security-related exception thrown when parts of the Guacamole API is
denying access to a resource.
|
class |
GuacamoleServerBusyException
An exception which is thrown when the server is too busy to service the
request.
|
class |
GuacamoleServerException
A generic exception thrown when part of the Guacamole API encounters
an unexpected, internal error.
|
class |
GuacamoleSessionClosedException
An exception which indicates that a session within an upstream server (such
as the remote desktop) has been forcibly terminated.
|
class |
GuacamoleSessionConflictException
An exception which indicates that a session within an upstream server (such
as the remote desktop) has ended because it conflicted with another session.
|
class |
GuacamoleSessionTimeoutException
An exception which indicates that a session within an upstream server (such
as the remote desktop) has ended because it appeared to be inactive.
|
class |
GuacamoleUnauthorizedException
A security-related exception thrown when parts of the Guacamole API is
denying access to a resource, but access MAY be granted were the user
authorized (logged in).
|
class |
GuacamoleUnsupportedException
An exception which is thrown when the requested operation is unsupported
or unimplemented.
|
class |
GuacamoleUpstreamException
An exception which indicates than an upstream server (such as the remote
desktop) is returning an error or is otherwise unreachable.
|
class |
GuacamoleUpstreamNotFoundException
An exception which indicates that an upstream server (such as the remote
desktop) does not appear to exist.
|
class |
GuacamoleUpstreamTimeoutException
An exception which indicates than an upstream server (such as the remote
desktop) is taking too long to respond.
|
class |
GuacamoleUpstreamUnavailableException
An exception which indicates that an upstream server (such as the remote
desktop) is not available to service the request.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
GuacamoleReader.available()
Returns whether instruction data is available for reading.
|
boolean |
ReaderGuacamoleReader.available() |
char[] |
GuacamoleReader.read()
Reads at least one complete Guacamole instruction, returning a buffer
containing one or more complete Guacamole instructions and no
incomplete Guacamole instructions.
|
char[] |
ReaderGuacamoleReader.read() |
GuacamoleInstruction |
GuacamoleReader.readInstruction()
Reads exactly one complete Guacamole instruction and returns the fully
parsed instruction.
|
GuacamoleInstruction |
ReaderGuacamoleReader.readInstruction() |
void |
WriterGuacamoleWriter.write(char[] chunk) |
void |
GuacamoleWriter.write(char[] chunk)
Writes the entire given array of characters to the Guacamole instruction
stream.
|
void |
WriterGuacamoleWriter.write(char[] chunk,
int off,
int len) |
void |
GuacamoleWriter.write(char[] chunk,
int off,
int len)
Writes a portion of the given array of characters to the Guacamole
instruction stream.
|
void |
WriterGuacamoleWriter.writeInstruction(GuacamoleInstruction instruction) |
void |
GuacamoleWriter.writeInstruction(GuacamoleInstruction instruction)
Writes the given fully parsed instruction to the Guacamole instruction
stream.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
GuacamoleSocket.close()
Releases all resources in use by the connection represented by this
GuacamoleSocket.
|
void |
GuacamoleTunnel.close()
Release all resources allocated to this GuacamoleTunnel.
|
void |
AbstractGuacamoleTunnel.close() |
void |
DelegatingGuacamoleTunnel.close() |
void |
InetGuacamoleSocket.close() |
void |
SSLGuacamoleSocket.close() |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
InetGuacamoleSocket(String hostname,
int port)
Creates a new InetGuacamoleSocket which reads and writes instructions
to the Guacamole instruction stream of the Guacamole proxy server
running at the given hostname and port.
|
SSLGuacamoleSocket(String hostname,
int port)
Creates a new SSLGuacamoleSocket which reads and writes instructions
to the Guacamole instruction stream of the Guacamole proxy server
running at the given hostname and port using SSL.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
int |
GuacamoleParser.append(char[] chunk)
Appends data from the given buffer to the current instruction.
|
int |
GuacamoleParser.append(char[] chunk,
int offset,
int length)
Appends data from the given buffer to the current instruction.
|
boolean |
FilteredGuacamoleReader.available() |
void |
FilteredGuacamoleSocket.close() |
void |
ConfiguredGuacamoleSocket.close() |
void |
FailoverGuacamoleSocket.close() |
GuacamoleInstruction |
GuacamoleFilter.filter(GuacamoleInstruction instruction)
Applies the filter to the given instruction, returning the original
instruction, a modified version of the original, or null, depending
on the implementation.
|
char[] |
FilteredGuacamoleReader.read() |
GuacamoleInstruction |
FilteredGuacamoleReader.readInstruction() |
void |
FilteredGuacamoleWriter.write(char[] chunk) |
void |
FilteredGuacamoleWriter.write(char[] chunk,
int offset,
int length) |
void |
FilteredGuacamoleWriter.writeInstruction(GuacamoleInstruction instruction) |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ConfiguredGuacamoleSocket(GuacamoleSocket socket,
GuacamoleConfiguration config)
Creates a new ConfiguredGuacamoleSocket which uses the given
GuacamoleConfiguration to complete the initial protocol handshake over
the given GuacamoleSocket.
|
ConfiguredGuacamoleSocket(GuacamoleSocket socket,
GuacamoleConfiguration config,
GuacamoleClientInformation info)
Creates a new ConfiguredGuacamoleSocket which uses the given
GuacamoleConfiguration and GuacamoleClientInformation to complete the
initial protocol handshake over the given GuacamoleSocket.
|
FailoverGuacamoleSocket(GuacamoleSocket socket)
Creates a new FailoverGuacamoleSocket which reads Guacamole instructions
from the given socket, searching for errors from the upstream remote
desktop.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected abstract GuacamoleTunnel |
GuacamoleHTTPTunnelServlet.doConnect(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request)
Called whenever the JavaScript Guacamole client makes a connection
request via HTTP.
|
protected void |
GuacamoleHTTPTunnelServlet.doRead(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request,
javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse response,
String tunnelUUID)
Called whenever the JavaScript Guacamole client makes a read request.
|
protected void |
GuacamoleHTTPTunnelServlet.doWrite(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request,
javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse response,
String tunnelUUID)
Called whenever the JavaScript Guacamole client makes a write request.
|
protected GuacamoleTunnel |
GuacamoleHTTPTunnelServlet.getTunnel(String tunnelUUID)
Returns the tunnel with the given UUID, if it has been registered with
registerTunnel() and not yet deregistered with deregisterTunnel().
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected abstract GuacamoleTunnel |
GuacamoleWebSocketTunnelEndpoint.createTunnel(javax.websocket.Session session,
javax.websocket.EndpointConfig config)
Returns a new tunnel for the given session.
|
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Definition at line 456 of file Item.php.
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| setCommisionAmount |
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$commisionAmount | ) |
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| setCreatorId |
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| setDestination |
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$packageSize | ) |
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| setPurchaseTerms |
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$purchaseTerms | ) |
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| setRejectionReason |
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| setReservationEndDate |
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| setSourcePortalId |
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Google Cloud
This example shows how to communicate with Google Cloud Platform using MQTT. You'll also need to set up a Network Interface connection on the device such as WiFi to Connect to Google Cloud in your program.
Tip
Needed NuGets: GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Networking.Mqtt
Add using statement: using System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates;
string iotHubName = "mqtt.googleapis.com";
int iotPort = 8883;
var projectId = "Your ProjectID";
var cloudRegion = "Your Cloud Region";
var registryId = "Your Registry";
var deviceId = "Your DeviceID";
var gatewayId = "Your GatewayID";
var clientId = $"projects/{projectId}" +
$"/locations/{cloudRegion}" +
$"/registries/{registryId}" +
$"/devices/{gatewayId}";
var message = "My message";
var caCertSource = Resources.GetBytes(Resources.BinaryResources."GOOGLE Root CERT");
X509Certificate CaCert = new X509Certificate(caCertSource);
var clientSetting = new MqttClientSetting {
BrokerName = iotHubName,
BrokerPort = iotPort,
CaCertificate = CaCert,
ClientCertificate = null,
SslProtocol = System.Security.Authentication.SslProtocols.Tls12
};
var iotClient = new Mqtt(clientSetting);
var jwt = "Your JSON Web Token";
iotClient.PublishReceivedChanged += (p1, p2, p3, p4, p5, p6) => {
Debug.WriteLine("Received message: " + Encoding.UTF8.GetString(p3));
};
iotClient.PublishedChanged += (a, b, c) => { Debug.WriteLine("Published Changed."); };
iotClient.SubscribedChanged += (a, b) => { Debug.WriteLine("Subscribed Changed."); };
iotClient.ConnectedChanged += (a) => { Debug.WriteLine("Connected Changed."); };
iotClient.UnsubscribedChanged += (a, b) => { Debug.WriteLine("Unsubscribed Changed."); };
var connectSetting = new MqttConnectionSetting {
ClientId = clientId,
UserName = "unused",
Password = jwt
};
string topic = $"/devices/{deviceId}/events";
var returnCode = iotClient.Connect(connectSetting);
if (returnCode == ConnectReturnCode.ConnectionAccepted) {
Gcp_SetupMqttTopics(iotClient, gatewayId);
Gcp_AttachDevice(iotClient, deviceId, "{}");
while (true) {
iotClient.Publish(topic
, UTF8Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes("" + message + cnt)
, QoSLevel.LeastOnce
, false, 1);
cnt++;
Thread.Sleep(5000);
}
}
Thread.Sleep(Timeout.Infinite);
static void Gcp_SetupMqttTopics(Mqtt client, string deviceId) {
// The configuration topic is used for acknowledged changes.
string mqttConfigTopic = $"/devices/{deviceId}/config";
// The commands topic is used for frequent, transitory, updates.
string mqttCommandTopic = $"/devices/{deviceId}/commands/#";
string mqttErrorTopic = $"/devices/{deviceId}/errors";
string[] topics = new string[] {
mqttConfigTopic,
mqttCommandTopic,
mqttErrorTopic
};
QoSLevel[] qosLevels = new QoSLevel[] {
QoSLevel.LeastOnce, // config topic, Qos *1*
QoSLevel.MostOnce, // command topic, Qos 0
QoSLevel.MostOnce // error topic, Qos 0
};
client.Subscribe(topics, qosLevels, 1);
}
static void Gcp_AttachDevice(Mqtt client, string deviceId, string auth) {
var attachTopic = $"/devices/{deviceId}/attach";
var BinaryData = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(auth);
client.Publish(attachTopic, BinaryData, QoSLevel.LeastOnce, true, 1);
Debug.WriteLine("Waiting for device to attach about 5 seconds");
Thread.Sleep(5);
}
This example requires projectId, cloudRegion, registryId, gatewayId, and deviceId, which will be available when you register a Google Cloud account.
a client certificate and private key are also provided when you register your account.
Let's create a new project. Click on 'Create Project' on the Manage resources dashboard.
Next we'll need to create a meaningful name, for this project will call it SITCoreIoT.
In the search box type 'IoT Core' and then select it.
Next, we need to 'ENABLE' the Google Cloud IoT API.
Next we'll need to create a Registry for our project. Click on 'CREATE REGISTRY'
We need to create a 'Registry ID', select a cloud 'Region', and a create a 'Topic'. Finally, we need to click on the 'SHOW ADVANCED OPTIONS' Tab to finish the creation
For this exercise we only need MQTT, and we've selected 'Debug' under Cloud Logging. This isn't necessary but will allow us to see device activity in the log and may be useful for more complex programs. Finally click the 'CREATE' button.
Once created we're taken to the Registry details dashboard. We need to create our device by clicking on 'Devices' from the left menu.
From the Device dashboard, click on 'CREATE A DEVICE'
Before we continue, we'll need to generate both a Private and Public key that we can attach to our Device. This can be done with a program like OpenSSL (secure), or we can use a third-party site to generate one for us for testing (unsecure). For this exercise, we'll use a third-party site like:
We need to select a Key Length of 2048, and then click 'Generate key pair'. Next, we need to copy the Public Key to the clipboard and use it in a moment. Keep the window open, we'll need to use the Private key later.
Now let's go back to the 'Create a device' dashboard in Google. We need to create a name for our Device, this will be the 'Device ID'. Before we click 'CREATE' we need to click on the 'COMMUNICATION, CLOUD LOGGING, AUTENTICATION drop down.
Here we'll paste the Public key we generated earlier. Make sure the Public key format is set to RS256. Then click on 'CREATE' button.
Next we'll create a Gateway. From inside the Device details dashboard select 'Gateways' from the menu on the left.
Click on the 'CREATE A GATEWAY'
Next will name our Gateway, this will be the 'Gateway ID' that we will add to our code. Before we click 'CREATE', click on the 'COMMUNICATION, CLOUD LOGGING, AUTHENTICATION tab.
We have to add the same Public key we pasted earlier here too. Make sure that the key format is also set to RS256. Then click on 'CREATE' button.
Finally, lets bind our Device to the Gateway. Click on 'BOUND DEVICES' tab and then click on the 'BIND DEVICES' button. Select our Device from the list and click 'BIND'
We have the data we need now let's plug in all the IDs we created into our code
var projectId = "sitcoreiot";
var cloudRegion = "us-central1";
var registryId = "SITCore-IoT-Registry";
var deviceId = "MySITCore";
var gatewayId = "SITCoreGatewayIoT";
We need to add a Google Root CA Certificate to our resources and add it to this line of our code.
var caCertSource = Resources.GetBytes(Resources.BinaryResources."GOOGLE Root CERT");
Lastly when connect to google cloud, you also need a JWT (JSON Web Token) to be used as password if using MQTT.
For an easy way to generate a JWT visit https://jwt.io/. However, if you are concerned about sharing your private key with a third party site, there are a multitude of other options.
Warning
By using https://jwt.io/, your private key is shared with a third-party. This should be used only for testing purpose."
We must change the 'PAYLOAD DATA' to match the image above. There are two fields iat
(issue at), and exp
(expire), they contain time in Unix Timestamp format.
You can convert them online at https://www.epochconverter.com/
{
"iat":<PHONE_NUMBER>,
"aud": "sitcoreiot",
"exp":<PHONE_NUMBER>
}
Finally copy your Endoded Token into this line of code in your program:
var jwt = "Paste your JWT here";
Note
The google cloud connection accepts a maximum expire time of 24 hours, meaning the timespan between iat
and exp
must be less than 24 hours.
To receive a message from Google Cloud click on the 'SEND COMMAND' under the Gateway dashboard.
Enter your message and click 'SEND'
The device will receive your message and display it in the Output window of Visual Studio.
To view the messages being sent from the device to the cloud we need to add a subscription to 'MyTopic'. To do this we need to go to the Registry dashboard and click on the topic we created called 'MyTopic'
Once on the 'Pub/Sub' dashboard, select 'Subscriptions' from the side menu.
Next, click on 'CREATE SUBSCRIPTION'
Create a name for in the 'Subscription ID' box and select topic we created earlier. There may be additional setting on this dashboard you can use, but for this tutorial we only need to set these two items. Click the 'CREATE' button at the bottom.
Deploy the program to your device. Once connected, inside the 'Subscription details' dashboard, click on 'VIEW MESSAGES', inside the 'Messages' Pop-up click on the 'PULL' button. This will display the latest messages being sent from the device. The tutorial program sends a new message every 5 seconds and then increments the count by one. We can also continue to send messages to the device from the 'Gateway' dashboard as we did earlier.


This is a COM component to allow scripting of DDE Servers. It is an Automation
Server (i.e. programmable via IDispatch
) that houses a number
of COM classes. The first is a DDE Client, which is a Singleton style
object that can be used to make ad-hoc DDE queries and querying for running DDE
servers. The second is for a specific DDE Conversation and can be used
as an optimisation when you need to query many values from the same DDE service
and topic.
At present it only supports the requesting of data in CF_TEXT
format, which is
then converted to UNICODE to pass back over the COM interface. Most of the DDE
servers I have dealt with were ANSI based and given the nature of scripting I
felt this was probably a good first order approximation. If there is a need to
allow access in other formats (e.g. CF_UNICODETEXT
, CF_DIF
,
etc) I will add them to the API as and when the need arises.
It supports the main synchronous transaction types, i.e. reading
(XTYP_REQUEST
), writing (XTYP_POKE
) and executing
(XTYP_EXECUTE
). The main feature of DDE that this component is missing
is the asynchronous updating of values via advise loops (a.k.a. DDE Links).
These have not been implemented as I didn't know if it was possible to handle
COM events from scripting languages such as VBScript, which is its intended
audience.
The component is implemented in C++ using COM dual interfaces, so also supports early binding. However, if you're using C++ you might be better off using my underlying NCL library/DDE classes directly.
The DDE Client class is essentially a Singleton object that provides
simple access to DDE servers. If all you need to do is query for a few values
from a DDE source or two you can do it with repeated calls to
RequestTextItem()
. It also provides access to the Wildcard style request
(XTYP_WILDCONNECT
) so that you can query for running servers and their topics.
This property controls the default timeout (in milliseconds) used for DDE transactions that occur on new conversations after it has been changed. The default timeout is set to 30 secs (i.e 30,000 ms).
Finds out which DDE servers are currently running and returns a collection of the server names. The collection is an array of strings.
Finds out what topics are supported by a running DDE server. The return value is an array of strings which are the topic names.
Open a DDE conversation for a specific Server and Topic.
See the DDE Conversation class for other ways to
open a conversation.
Get the collection of open DDE conversations. This collection is enumerable
using the "for each
" idiom or can be indexed directly using the Item()
method.
Note: The Item()
method follows the VBScript and WMI convention of being
0-based.
Request the current value for a single item from a named service and topic. The
item is requested in CF_TEXT
(i.e. ANSI) format and then converted
to UNICODE to pass back via COM as a string.
Set the value of a single item for a named service and topic. The item will be
passed in CF_TEXT
(i.e. ANSI) format, even though it's being passed
to the COM server via a Unicode string.
Send a command string to the DDE server to be executed.
Note: The command is always sent in CF_TEXT for an ANSI build and
CF_UNICODETEXT for a Unicode build. This is to work around a bug in
Windows/DDEML that shows up when sending a CF_TEXT format command from a Unicode
DDE client to an ANSI DDE server.
The DDE Conversation class is really an optimisation (and an excuse for me to
implement a COM collection) that avoids the overhead of creating a conversation
every time an item is requested. If you have many values to request from a
single Service|Topic
pair you can open an explicit conversation either from
the DDE Clients' OpenConversation()
method, or use the "ddelink:
" moniker
namespace and then use that to request the items.
This property is the DDE service name. It can be read at any time, but only modified when the conversation is not open.
This property is the DDE topic name. It can be read at any time, but only modified when the conversation is not open.
This property controls the timeout (in milliseconds) used for the DDE transactions that occur the conversation.
Opens the conversation specified by the Service and Topic properties. If the
conversation is already open, an error is returned.
This method allows a DDE conversation to be opened by creating an explicit
DDE Conversation object, setting the Service and Topic names and then calling
the Open()
method.
Checks if the conversation is currently open. Returns True
or False
.
Closes the DDE conversation. If the conversation is not open then the operation has no effect.
Request the current value for a single item. The item is requested in
CF_TEXT
(i.e. ANSI) format and then converted to UNICODE to pass
back via COM as a string.
Set the value of a single item. The item will be passed in CF_TEXT
(i.e. ANSI) format, even though it's being passed to the COM server via a
Unicode string.
Send a command string to the DDE server to be executed.
Note: The command is always sent in CF_TEXT for an ANSI build and
CF_UNICODETEXT for a Unicode build. This is to work around a bug in
Windows/DDEML that shows up when sending a CF_TEXT format command from a Unicode
DDE client to an ANSI DDE server.
WMI uses a moniker namespace of "winmgmts" to support simpler creation of WMI
queries by encoding the query as a moniker item, which in VBScript you pass
to GetObject()
. You can achieve a similar effect with DDE Conversations by
using the "ddelink" namespace. The full moniker consists of the "ddelink:"
prefix, a "//" separator and the moniker item is the Service and Topic name
in DDE Link format, e.g.
ddelink://SERVICE|TOPIC
This helpfully gives the link a URL like syntax, and when support for true links are added the syntax can be updated to allow a "!Item" style suffix.
All the COM objects support IErrorInfo
, so you will receive
textual error messages along with the result code. If the underlying error
comes from DDE itself, then the symbolic name for the error code will be
included (e.g. DMLERR_BUSY
) which you can look up in the DDE SDK.
The following set of examples should cover the most common scenarios. They are written in VBScript as scripting was the reason I created the component. The initial example shows how to create the DDE Client, which is then assumed in the subsequent code snippets.
Dim oDDEClient Set oDDEClient = CreateObject("DDECOMClient.DDEClient")
Dim astrServers, astrTopics Dim i, j astrServers = oDDEClient.RunningServers() For i = LBound(astrServers) To UBound(astrServers) WScript.Echo "Server: " & astrServers(i) astrTopics = oDDEClient.GetServerTopics(astrServers(i)) For j = LBound(astrTopics) To UBound(astrTopics) WScript.Echo " Topic: " & astrTopics(j) Next Next
Dim strValue strValue = oDDEClient.RequestTextItem("PROGMAN", "PROGMAN", "Accessories")
Dim oDDEConv Set oDDEConv = oDDEClient.OpenConversation("PROGMAN", "PROGMAN")
or
Dim oDDEConv Set oDDEConv = GetObject("ddelink://PROGMAN|PROGMAN")
or
Dim oDDEConv Set oDDEConv = CreateObject("DDECOMClient.DDEConversation") With oDDEConv .Service = "PROGMAN" .Topic = "PROGMAN" End With oDDEConv.Open()
Dim oDDEConv Set oDDEConv = GetObject("ddelink://PROGMAN|PROGMAN") Dim strValue1, strValue2, strValue3 strValue1 = oDDEConv.RequestTextItem("Accessories") strValue2 = oDDEConv.RequestTextItem("Games") strValue3 = oDDEConv.RequestTextItem("Startup")
Dim oDDEConv Set oDDEConv = GetObject("ddelink://Excel|[Book1]Sheet1") oDDEConv.PokeTextItem "R1C1", "a value"
Dim oDDEClient Set oDDEClient = CreateObject("DDECOMClient.DDEClient") oDDEClient.ExecuteTextCommand "Excel", "[Book1]Sheet1", "[App.Maximize()]"
This COM component is freeware - you get what you pay for, nothing more, nothing less.
The full source code (C++) is available from my web site listed below.
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Web: www.chrisoldwood.com
Chris Oldwood
24th November 2022


Extractors¶
Extractors are used to fetch, extract and convert a source data set into a PySpark DataFrame. Exemplary extraction sources are JSON Files on file systems like HDFS, DBFS or EXT4 and relational database systems via JDBC.
-
class
Extractor
[source]¶ Base Class of Extractor Classes.
-
logger
¶ Shared, class level logger for all instances.
- Type
-
Class Diagram of Extractor Subpackage¶
Create your own Extractor¶
Please see the Create your own Extractor for further details.


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If you'd like information regarding my availability or rates for custom work then the best way to reach me is to visit my shop and click "contact artist". Make sure to give me as much information regarding what you're looking for as possible (size, amount of characters, style) and I'll get back to you with a quote!
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Actual growth points: {{character.growth_points}}
Next level growth points: {{character.next_level}}
Start training date: {{training.start_training_date}}
Time to the end of the training session: seconds!
Number of completed training sessions:
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{% endif %} {% endblock %}


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To become our clients personal errands company, by performing their pick-drop related tasks.
We aim to be at a place where logistics will not be mentioned without "Stork Drop"
Saves time.
Stork Drop helps you save time, allowing you to focus on what's more important.
Easy.
Select the task location, talk to your carrier and your task is as good as done.
Seamless Communication.
Our map interface makes it easy for you to keep track of your carrier while he completes your task.
Guaranteed Security.
We vet all our Carriers, who undergo rigorous identity and criminal record checks as well as in-person interviews.
Only Quality.
We ensure only the best quality service. Carriers are rated and reviewed after each task.
Book Task Through App
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The command line can also be used to set interpreter options. The first command line argument specifies the script to be invoked, parameters, and passed values. All later arguments specify interpreter options.
For boolean options, just listing its name as an option sets its value to "true".
An option of the form ooo=vvv sets option with name name ooo to value vvv.
An example of options is shown here.
run bar funcOnly "errorMax=100"
A complete list of interpreter options can be found in the Reference section of this document. The ShowOptions example prints out option values.


public interface ThreadPool
The interface to be implemented by classes that want to provide a thread
pool for the
's use.
QuartzScheduler
ThreadPool
implementation instances should ideally be made
for the sole use of Quartz. Most importantly, when the method
blockForAvailableThreads()
returns a value of 1 or greater,
there must still be at least one available thread in the pool when the
method runInThread(Runnable)
is called a few moments (or
many moments) later. If this assumption does not hold true, it may
result in extra JobStore queries and updates, and if clustering features
are being used, it may result in greater imballance of load.
QuartzScheduler
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
int |
blockForAvailableThreads()
Determines the number of threads that are currently available in in
the pool.
|
int |
getPoolSize()
Get the current number of threads in the
ThreadPool . |
void |
initialize()
Must be called before the
ThreadPool is
used, in order to give the it a chance to initialize. |
boolean |
runInThread(Runnable runnable)
Execute the given
in the next
available Thread . |
void |
setInstanceId(String schedInstId)
Inform the
ThreadPool of the Scheduler instance's Id,
prior to initialize being invoked. |
void |
setInstanceName(String schedName)
Inform the
ThreadPool of the Scheduler instance's name,
prior to initialize being invoked. |
void |
shutdown(boolean waitForJobsToComplete)
Called by the QuartzScheduler to inform the
ThreadPool
that it should free up all of it's resources because the scheduler is
shutting down. |
boolean runInThread(Runnable runnable)
Execute the given
in the next
available Runnable
Thread
.
The implementation of this interface should not throw exceptions unless
there is a serious problem (i.e. a serious misconfiguration). If there
are no immediately available threads false
should be returned.
int blockForAvailableThreads()
Determines the number of threads that are currently available in in
the pool. Useful for determining the number of times
runInThread(Runnable)
can be called before returning
false.
The implementation of this method should block until there is at least one available thread.
void initialize() throws SchedulerConfigException
Must be called before the ThreadPool
is
used, in order to give the it a chance to initialize.
Typically called by the SchedulerFactory
.
SchedulerConfigException
void shutdown(boolean waitForJobsToComplete)
Called by the QuartzScheduler to inform the ThreadPool
that it should free up all of it's resources because the scheduler is
shutting down.
int getPoolSize()
Get the current number of threads in the ThreadPool
.
void setInstanceId(String schedInstId)
Inform the ThreadPool
of the Scheduler instance's Id,
prior to initialize being invoked.
void setInstanceName(String schedName)
Inform the ThreadPool
of the Scheduler instance's name,
prior to initialize being invoked.
Copyright 2001-2019, Terracotta, Inc.


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Filesystem layout
While Haiku is currently not multi-user, there are already two branches in the filesystem tree:
| /boot/system/ | The system hierarchy contains system files and settings for all users. The package management makes most folders under /system effectively read-only. Packages contain all their files in a fixed folder hierarchy. Upon installation, a package gets "mounted" and all its files just appear to be in that hierarchy in the /system folder. The folders there (like add-ons, apps, bin etc.) are just a virtual amalgamation of all the installed packages and are therefore read-only. Exceptions are cache, non-packaged, settings, and var.
| |
| /boot/home/ | The home hierarchy is your personal folder where you keep your data and settings. The folder /boot/home/config (or shortened ~/config) mirrors the /system folder described above and is likewise virtually read-only with the same exceptions of cache, non-packaged, settings, and var.
|
The writable non-packaged folders mirror the hierarchy of /system or ~/config/ (add-ons, apps, bin…).
Software that doesn't come in form of a HPKG package can be installed here.


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Weather API
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(current)
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spreadsheetitem.cpp Example File
itemviews/spreadsheet/spreadsheetitem.cpp/**************************************************************************** ** ** Copyright (C) 2016 The Qt Company Ltd. ** Contact: https://www.qt.io/licensing/ ** ** This file is part of the demonstration applications of the Qt Toolkit. ** ** $QT_BEGIN_LICENSE:BSD$ ** Commercial License Usage ** Licensees holding valid commercial Qt licenses may use this file in ** accordance with the commercial license agreement provided with the ** Software or, alternatively, in accordance with the terms contained in ** a written agreement between you and The Qt Company. For licensing terms ** and conditions see https://www.qt.io/terms-conditions. For further ** information use the contact form at https://www.qt.io/contact-us. ** ** BSD License Usage ** Alternatively, you may use this file under the terms of the BSD license ** as follows: ** ** "Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without ** modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are ** met: ** * Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright ** notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. ** * Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright ** notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in ** the documentation and/or other materials provided with the ** distribution. ** * Neither the name of The Qt Company Ltd nor the names of its ** contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived ** from this software without specific prior written permission.   ** ** $QT_END_LICENSE$ ** ****************************************************************************/ #include "spreadsheetitem.h" SpreadSheetItem::SpreadSheetItem() : QTableWidgetItem(), isResolving(false) { } SpreadSheetItem::SpreadSheetItem(const QString &text) : QTableWidgetItem(text), isResolving(false) { } QTableWidgetItem *SpreadSheetItem::clone() const { SpreadSheetItem *item = new SpreadSheetItem(); *item = *this; return item; } QVariant SpreadSheetItem::data(int role) const { if (role == Qt::EditRole || role == Qt::StatusTipRole) return formula(); if (role == Qt::DisplayRole) return display(); QString t = display().toString(); bool isNumber = false; int number = t.toInt(&isNumber); if (role == Qt::TextColorRole) { if (!isNumber) return QVariant::fromValue(QColor(Qt::black)); else if (number < 0) return QVariant::fromValue(QColor(Qt::red)); return QVariant::fromValue(QColor(Qt::blue)); } if (role == Qt::TextAlignmentRole) if (!t.isEmpty() && (t.at(0).isNumber() || t.at(0) == '-')) return (int)(Qt::AlignRight | Qt::AlignVCenter); return QTableWidgetItem::data(role); } void SpreadSheetItem::setData(int role, const QVariant &value) { QTableWidgetItem::setData(role, value); if (tableWidget()) tableWidget()->viewport()->update(); } QVariant SpreadSheetItem::display() const { // avoid circular dependencies if (isResolving) return QVariant(); isResolving = true; QVariant result = computeFormula(formula(), tableWidget(), this); isResolving = false; return result; } QVariant SpreadSheetItem::computeFormula(const QString &formula, const QTableWidget *widget, const QTableWidgetItem *self) { // check if the s tring is actually a formula or not QStringList list = formula.split(' '); if (list.isEmpty() || !widget) return formula; // it is a normal string QString op = list.value(0).toLower(); int firstRow = -1; int firstCol = -1; int secondRow = -1; int secondCol = -1; if (list.count() > 1) decode_pos(list.value(1), &firstRow, &firstCol); if (list.count() > 2) decode_pos(list.value(2), &secondRow, &secondCol); const QTableWidgetItem *start = widget->item(firstRow, firstCol); const QTableWidgetItem *end = widget->item(secondRow, secondCol); int firstVal = start ? start->text().toInt() : 0; int secondVal = end ? end->text().toInt() : 0; QVariant result; if (op == "sum") { int sum = 0; for (int r = firstRow; r <= secondRow; ++r) { for (int c = firstCol; c <= secondCol; ++c) { const QTableWidgetItem *tableItem = widget->item(r, c); if (tableItem && tableItem != self) sum += tableItem->text().toInt(); } } result = sum; } else if (op == "+") { result = (firstVal + secondVal); } else if (op == "-") { result = (firstVal - secondVal); } else if (op == "*") { result = (firstVal * secondVal); } else if (op == "/") { if (secondVal == 0) result = QString("nan"); else result = (firstVal / secondVal); } else if (op == "=") { if (start) result = start->text(); } else { result = formula; } return result; }


Mozilla Firefox is a free an open source browser developed by the Mozilla Corporation. It uses Gecko as its layout engine. The networking module is called Necko.
The Networking Dashboard is a project that is meant to offer the same functionality as chrome://net-internals.
Project
This project intends to develop the dashboard into a more complete and useful tool. The API currenly provides information regarding: Open Sockets, HTTP Connections, DNS Queries and WebSockets.
Tasks
More info
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Necko/Dashboard https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=801202
Required knowledge
Networking Telemetry provides relevant feedback regarding Firefox's network performance.
Project
There are many things we would like to know about the internet, but our telemetry doesn't report information on all of them. For instance - how often is js/css pulled from the HEAD element and how often is it loaded in some other asynchronous manner? What are the relative wait times between those strategies?
Tasks
More info
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Telemetry https://metrics.mozilla.com/
Required knowledge


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B. I can work well with all types of people
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