Angular Material supports customizing component styles via Sass API as described in the theming guide. This document provides guidance on defining custom CSS rules that directly style Angular Material components.
For any Angular Material component, you can safely define custom CSS for a component's host element
that affect the positioning or layout of that component, such as margin
, position
, top
,
left
, transform
, and z-index
. You should apply such styles by defining a custom CSS
class and applying that class to the component's host element.
Avoid defining custom styles that would affect the size or internal layout of the component, such as
padding
, height
, width
, or overflow
. You can specify display: none
to hide a component,
but avoid specifying any other display
value. Overriding these properties can break components
in unexpected ways as the internal styles change between releases.
Avoid any custom styles or overrides on internal elements within a Angular Material components. The DOM structure and CSS classes applied for each component may change at any time, causing custom styles to break.
While Angular Material does not support defining custom styles or CSS overrides on components' internal elements, you might choose to do this anyway. There are three points to consider while customizing styles for Angular Material components: view encapsulation, CSS specificity, and rendering location.
By default, Angular scopes component styles to exclusively affect that component's view. This means that the styles you author affect only the elements directly within your component template. Encapsulated styles do not affect elements that are children of other components within your template. You can read more about view encapsulation in the Angular documentation. You may also wish to review The State of CSS in Angular on the Angular blog.
Angular Material disables style encapsulation for all components in the library. However, the default style encapsulation in your own components still prevents custom styles from leaking into Angular Material components.
If your component enables view encapsulation, your component styles will only affect the elements explicitly defined in your template. To affect descendants of components used in your template, you can use one of the following approaches:
styles
array of your angular.json
configuration file.::ng-deep
pseudo-class to a CSS rule. Any CSS rule with ::ng-deep
becomes a global style. See the Angular documentation for more on ::ng-deep
.All of these approaches involve creating global CSS that isn't affected by style encapsulation. Global CSS affects all elements in your application. Global CSS class names may collide with class names defined by components. Global CSS is often a source of hard-to-diagnose bugs and is generally difficult to maintain.
Each CSS declaration has a level of specificity based on the type and number of selectors used. More specific styles take precedence over less specific styles. Angular Material generally attempts to use the least specific selectors possible. However, Angular Material may change component style specificity at any time, making custom overrides brittle and prone to breaking.
You can read more about specificity and how it is calculated on the MDN web docs.
Some Angular Material components render elements that are not direct DOM descendants of the
component's host element. In particular, overlay-based components such as MatDialog
, MatMenu
,
MatTooltip
, etc. render into an overlay container element directly on the document body. Because
these components render elements outside of your application's components, component-specific styles
will not apply to these elements. You can define styles for these elements as global styles.
Overlay-based components have a panelClass
property, or similar, that let you target the
overlay pane. The following example shows how to add an outline
style with MatDialog
.
// Add this to your global stylesheet after including theme mixins.
.my-outlined-dialog {
outline: 2px solid purple;
}
this.dialog.open(MyDialogComponent, {panelClass: 'my-outlined-dialog'})
You should always apply an application-specific prefix to global CSS classes to avoid naming collisions.


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UN decries Hong Kong protesters' violence, calls for calm
by ReutersThe UN human rights office said on Tuesday that some Hong Kong demonstrators’ resorting to extreme violence, including against police, was “deeply regrettable and cannot be condoned” and voiced concern that the situation could deteriorate further.
Spokesman Rupert Colville urged Hong Kong authorities to de-escalate the situation at the Polytechnic University - where about 100 protesters are holed up - and address the humanitarian situation of those inside “which is clearly deteriorating”.
Hong Kong’s embattled leader Carrie Lam said on Tuesday she hoped the standoff between police and a group of anti-government protesters at the university could be resolved and she had told police to handle it humanely.


| DOSE: |
1 bowl |
smoked |
Products - Smoking Blends - Cannabis-Like |
Foreward: I am a very experienced drug user (not that I'm proud of it). I've tried almost every drug I could get my hands on, but mostly I liked uppers. Not a big weed fan, not even beer.
Recently I heard a lot of people raving about legal highs. I thought, if it's undetectable with drug tests and gets you nearly the same results, why not? I bought some K2/Spice from a popular online marketplace.
The good experience:
The first day I smoked a bowl, it wasn't bad. I thought it'd be like weed and decided to treat it as such, to help me take a quick nap. I packed a very small bowl and smoked ~3 big hits, and laid down to rest. Within 15 minutes, I had a body high that rivaled anything I've ever felt. I was a little disorientated with my vision, similar to before you pass out on salvia. I was extremely aroused by the body high, and went to masturbate. The orgasm was impressive. Then I slept for 2 hours and woke up, quite refreshed.
The worst experience ever:
The second time I smoked, it was the worst drug experience I have ever had. I came home from work and decided to smoke a tiny bowl. Within 5 minutes, I started getting that distorted vision again. I felt the body high again, but this time my head felt like it was throbbing too. I looked in the mirror and my face was slightly red.
The body high came on stronger and I decided to masturbate again, again with a nice finish. 30 minutes from when I smoked, things started going wrong. The body high kept getting worse, my head started throbbing worse, and I started to realize that this body high could be me physically in trouble. I went to check my blood pressure monitor, and it read 140/105. I believe that is a rather odd reading (diastole a bit high).
I started pacing, wondering if my body had a bad reaction to this jwh-018 chemical. My mind's thoughts started getting sliced, it was like I could only remember the last 5 seconds, each coming up as a single image frame. It was a serious struggle to decide what to do next. I thought about taking a bath, but that'd elevate my heart and I may drown passing out. I turned off all the lights, music, and laid down hopefully to calm my heart since I could not tell if it was racing, no matter how hard I focused.
1 hour into it, my mind drifts in and out of focus. I notice shallow breathing everytime I regain my focus. I thought this was the end. I thought people would find me dead in my apartment after a few weeks. I seriously considered calling 911, or asking a neighbor to watch until I stop breathing. I started to doze off physically while my mind felt like it went flying. I tried to focus on breathing but I had no idea if I was breathing hard or shallow.
2 hours into it, I am just starting to come down. I hear a squeal like it was a pig, and it started bringing me back to consciousness. I tried to think where that pig sound came from, but I strongly believe I made that noise trying to breathe.
2 hours + 15, I felt I was going to make it. Head throbbed less, ability to focus was coming back, body high gone.
Conclusion: Please, please be careful with K2/Spice or any jwh-018 product. I fully realize most people never had my reaction, but this is a very new drug that made it to the market ONLY because of legal loopholes. It never went through regular drug testing, because it's not marketed for consumption. *WE* are the test rats. This is a synthetic, lab made drug to act like cannabinoid. It is NOT cannabinoid.
Being a experienced drug user, I've learned something today. I am not going to try new, synthetic drugs that have not been tested extensively. Mushrooms, acid, mdma, cocaine, weed, opiates... they all have atleast decades of reports. Prescription drugs might be my top drug now, since they are the cleanest and tested heavily, and professionally.
If you want to smoke weed, smoke weed. If you have a drug test, just lay off for a while.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Syspro Software Ltd.
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Mailing Address:
215-4400 Dominion StBURNABY, British Columbia
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Company Profile
SYSPRO is a enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution that provides complete control over the planning and management of all facets of business, including accounting, operations, manufacturing and distribution, in a variety of industries.
SYSPRO has always specialized in delivering software specifically for mid-size manufacturing and distribution businesses. Every component of the business, including financials, sales, CRM, inventory, operations and the supply chain, is controlled through SYSPRO. This offers unparalleled visibility, agility and control with an extremely attractive price performance ratio. This clear business focus as well as differential functionality delivered around four Super Vertical industries; Food, Medical Devices, Machinery and Equipment and Electronics, is the reason SYSPRO has been able to maintain the highest levels of customer satisfaction for more than 30 years.
Our mission is to continually develop remarkable software that simplifies operational effectiveness and keeps customers in control of their businesses at a price mid-size companies can afford.
Full profile
Full profile
Contact information
Company description
Product / Service / Licensing
supply chain management. SYSPRO meets the comprehensive
information technology needs of emerging companies with a
totally integrated solution that encompasses: ERP, APS, CRM,
Warehouse Management and E-Commerce. SYSPRO software enables
companies in a variety of industries to maximize the planning
and management of business processes to better position
themselves in their respective markets, ensure customer
fulfillment, and ultimately, to improve bottom-line results.
meet the requirements of capital and financial markets and ensure the reliability and transparency of their financial reporting.
SYSPRO Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
SYSPRO is a fully integrated business software solution that provides complete control over the planning and management of all facets of business including accounting, manufacturing and wholesale distribution. The software extends control throughout the enterprise. It is a comprehensive solution that delivers outstanding value based on exceptional price / performance and functionality to assist companies in achieving greater efficiency. SYSPRO truly optimizes the operations management capabilities of manufacturers and distributors.
SYSPRO e.net solutions
Utilizing the best technologies available, SYSPRO e.net solutions and Microsoft .NET provide real value-added solutions to meet specific customer needs. SYSPRO e.net solutions opens the door to developing unique solutions for customers using SYSPRO ERP software. In addition, you can maximize business-to-business trading and leverage wireless connectivity.
SYSPRO Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
SYSPROs comprehensive CRM solution enables sales, marketing and customer support personnel to work collaboratively within the enterprise to achieve total customer satisfaction. Customer correspondence, status, vendor relationships, marketing campaigns, service issues, product returns, warranty and repair histories, quote and sales order information are monitored and recorded. This provides a 360 degree view of all internal and external business relationships.
SYSPRO Advanced Planning & Scheduling (APS)
SYSPRO APS is a low-cost, dedicated supply chain solution that gives the factory manager comprehensive, flexible and real-time control in a dynamic manufacturing environment. It enables a company to maximize resources and increase available manufacturing capacity without incurring additional investments in machines or manpower.
Relevant information at the point of manufacture is available in real-time to a factory manager, enabling dynamic shifting of workloads down to the machine level to increase the plants overall throughput and execution. A live picture of the shop floor helps effectively determine actual lead times, instantly answer what-if questions and feed an order into the production schedule in seconds.
SYSPRO invests deeply in its reseller network, forging long-term and mutually beneficial relationships with its partners.
SYSPRO stands behind its channel and offers customers a variety of services to supplement consulting and support. SYSPRO engages directly with customers when the size and scope of a project exceeds a channel partners capacity, or when multiple channel partners need to be coordinated.
- Planning & Project Management
- System Design and Coding
- Proving the Solution
- Education and Training
- On-going support
SYSPRO invests deeply in its reseller network, forging long-term and mutually beneficial relationships with its partners.
SYSPRO stands behind its channel and offers customers a variety of services to supplement consulting and support. SYSPRO engages directly with customers when the size and scope of a project exceeds a channel partners capacity, or when multiple channel partners need to be coordinated.
Technology profile
enterprise software. SYSPRO is built on Microsoft .Net technology, encompasses all aspects of the manufacturing enterprise including ERP, E-Commerce, SCM, CRM, WMS, Bar-Coding and APS. SYSPRO Business Intelligence Tools round out the comprehensive, inventory-focused, end-to-end solution.
Standards Supported:
Microsoft .NET architecture; SQL; XBRL; XML and COM; ASP, XSLT,
CSS, WAPI, MAPI, TAPI, FASB, GAAP
Market profile
Industry sector market interests:
- Construction
- Consumer Products
- Environment
- Fishery
- Forestry
- Information Technology and Telecommunications
- Manufacturing
- Medical/Biotechnology/Chemical
- Mining/Petroleum/Gas
- Transportation
- Wholesale/Retail
- Aerospace
- Defence
- Automotive
- Food and Beverage Manufacturing
- Furniture and Wood Product
- Pulp and Paper
- Plastics and Rubber Products
- Primary and Fabricated Metal
- Electrical Equipment
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Australia
- China
- India
- United Kingdom
- United States
Sector information
Unique applications:
SYSPRO software is targeted at manufacturers,distributors and wholesalers as well as
divisions of larger companies and multi-national
organizations. The following are indicative of
the range of industries served by SYSPRO
software:
Equipment Manufacturing & Distribution
Industrial and Commercial Machinery
Manufacturing & Distribution
Plastics Injection Mold & Extrusion
Manufacturing; Plastics Distributors
Primary/Fabricated Metals Manufacturing
Automotive and Auto Parts Manufacturing
& Distribution
High Technology Manufacturing &
Distribution
Electronics Manufacturing & Distribution
Furniture Manufacturing & Distribution
Consumer Packaged Goods Manufacturing &
Distribution
Food & Beverage Manufacturing &
Distribution
Chemicals Manufacturing & Distribution
Outside Processing
Wood Products & Paper Manufacturing &
Distribution
Medical Instrumentation Manufacturing &
Distribution
Pharmaceuticals Manufacturing
Aerospace Products Manufacturing &
Distribution
Key / Major clients:
CanadaNATURAL FACTORS www.naturalfactors.com
ALLEN VANGUARD TECHNOLOGY INC. www.allenvanguard.com
TRAIL APPLIANCE (BC) www.trailappliances.com
ACTION FIBERGLASS www.actiontrucks.com
JACK VAN KLAVEREN LTD www.jvk.net
United States of America
MAC PAPERS, INC. www.macpapers.com
GREENBRIER RAIL SERVICES www.gbrx.com
AIRBORNE SYSTEMS GROUP www.airborne-sys.com
HADCO www.hadco.com
United Kingdom
DONCASTERS LIMITED www.doncasters.com
COBHAM ADVANCED COMPOSITES www.cobhamcomposites.co.uk
HYDRASUN LIMITED www.hydrasun.com
South Africa
DELTA OPERATIONS (PVT) LTD www.delta.co.zw
CHUBB SECURITY SA (PTY) LTD www.chubb.co.za
LITHOTECH GROUP SERVICES www.lithotech.co.za
NESTLE (CHINA) LTD www.nestle.com
Success stories:
Abbotsford Concrete is a multi-site supplier of concrete products. The company needed better visibilityinto their inventory and improved customer service capabilities. Abbotsford Concrete also required the ability to calculate costs in real-time.
Arctic Manufacturing- Arctic Manufacturing is a private company situated in Prince George, British Columbia. Like most companies in the global marketplace, Arctic relies on efficient business processes to maintain its competitive edge in difficult times. Having an appropriate enterprise resource planning (ERP) system has helped integrate its key operations, and synchronize, plan and optimize its available resources. Using SYSPRO offers a wealth of real-time information that has greatly enhanced the insight of company decision makers.
Atlantic Tube and Steel- Implementing SYSPRO has enabled AT&S to fully automate its production floors. That allows us to look at the shop floor in terms of reducing man-hours. In addition, with SYSPRO we no longer need our manual production reporting process. In the past, while a mill operator was supposed to be watching the seam, or adjusting the heat source, he would sometimes have his back to the mill while he prepared his reports. These days, the whole production process, from input to output, is all recorded and reported by SYSPRO. Not only does that eliminate a ton of paperwork, it provides us with the ability to get information more efficiently, so we can analyze the data on a timely basis.
BioVectra- Existing accounting package no longer met the expanding companys needs, Increasing regulations required tight control of inventory, production, inventory, quality control and data. Enabled better decisions based on more widely available information.
WeighPack Systems- SYSPRO provides an integrated manufacturing and distribution solution, as well as real-time inventory and financial information, across multiple warehouses and corporate entities.
Natural Factors Nutritional Products- As a manufacturer of naturally-sourced nutraceuticals and supplements, Natural Factors places enormous emphasis on quality control. Natural Factors began automating its systems in 1992 and needed total supply chain management and financial tracking capabilities.
Circa Enterprises- Circa Enterprises Inc. is a multi-site manufacturer of surge protection devices for the telecommunications industry. The manufacturing is 50% make to order and 50% engineer to order. Circa needed comprehensive manufacturing planning and control to see where the organization stood from an
operational perspective and to make informed decisions about improvements for key manufacturing indicators.
Seon Design- To improve product assembly, supply chain management and post-sales tracking to meet
evolving needs during a time of rapid product class expansion.
Testimonial:
ARCTIC MANUFACTURINGOne of the most important consequences of using SYSPRO, is that our inventory control has tightened considerably, without having to add additional people or increase anybody's workload.
Blair Stunder, General Manager, Arctic Manufacturing
ATLANTIC TUBE AND STEEL
In addition, with SYSPRO we no longer need our manual production reporting process. In the past, while a mill operator was supposed to be watching the seam, or adjusting the heat source, he would sometimes have his back to the mill while he prepared his reports. These days, the whole production process, from input to output, is all recorded and reported by SYSPRO. Not only does that eliminate a ton of paperwork, it provides us with the ability to get information more efficiently, so we can analyze the data on a timely basis.
Marvin Bavcevic, Controller, Atlantic Tube and Steel
CEDARLANE LABORATORIES
We are a dynamic organization whose product offerings are reflective of the research communitys changing needs and SYSPRO has been a valuable resource by providing us with the tools to empower our strategic decision making capabilities."
Susan Gater, Operations Manager, Cedarlane Laboratories
DANIELS ELECTRONICS
We have considered much more expensive ERP products, but they didnt offer more than what we already have and SYSPRO has provided solutions to meet all our needs. As well, weve always had excellent support from SYSPRO.
Tom Smith, Controller, Daniels Electronics
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Some of the information on this Web page has been provided by external sources. The Government of Canada is not responsible for the accuracy, reliability or currency of the information supplied by external sources. Users wishing to rely upon this information should consult directly with the source of the information. Content provided by external sources is not subject to official languages, privacy and accessibility requirements.
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Description
Company description
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
supply chain management. SYSPRO meets the comprehensive
information technology needs of emerging companies with a
totally integrated solution that encompasses: ERP, APS, CRM,
Warehouse Management and E-Commerce. SYSPRO software enables
companies in a variety of industries to maximize the planning
and management of business processes to better position
themselves in their respective markets, ensure customer
fulfillment, and ultimately, to improve bottom-line results.
meet the requirements of capital and financial markets and ensure the reliability and transparency of their financial reporting.
SYSPRO Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
SYSPRO is a fully integrated business software solution that provides complete control over the planning and management of all facets of business including accounting, manufacturing and wholesale distribution. The software extends control throughout the enterprise. It is a comprehensive solution that delivers outstanding value based on exceptional price / performance and functionality to assist companies in achieving greater efficiency. SYSPRO truly optimizes the operations management capabilities of manufacturers and distributors.
SYSPRO e.net solutions
Utilizing the best technologies available, SYSPRO e.net solutions and Microsoft .NET provide real value-added solutions to meet specific customer needs. SYSPRO e.net solutions opens the door to developing unique solutions for customers using SYSPRO ERP software. In addition, you can maximize business-to-business trading and leverage wireless connectivity.
SYSPRO Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
SYSPROs comprehensive CRM solution enables sales, marketing and customer support personnel to work collaboratively within the enterprise to achieve total customer satisfaction. Customer correspondence, status, vendor relationships, marketing campaigns, service issues, product returns, warranty and repair histories, quote and sales order information are monitored and recorded. This provides a 360 degree view of all internal and external business relationships.
SYSPRO Advanced Planning & Scheduling (APS)
SYSPRO APS is a low-cost, dedicated supply chain solution that gives the factory manager comprehensive, flexible and real-time control in a dynamic manufacturing environment. It enables a company to maximize resources and increase available manufacturing capacity without incurring additional investments in machines or manpower.
Relevant information at the point of manufacture is available in real-time to a factory manager, enabling dynamic shifting of workloads down to the machine level to increase the plants overall throughput and execution. A live picture of the shop floor helps effectively determine actual lead times, instantly answer what-if questions and feed an order into the production schedule in seconds.
SYSPRO invests deeply in its reseller network, forging long-term and mutually beneficial relationships with its partners.
SYSPRO stands behind its channel and offers customers a variety of services to supplement consulting and support. SYSPRO engages directly with customers when the size and scope of a project exceeds a channel partners capacity, or when multiple channel partners need to be coordinated.
- Planning & Project Management
- System Design and Coding
- Proving the Solution
- Education and Training
- On-going support
SYSPRO invests deeply in its reseller network, forging long-term and mutually beneficial relationships with its partners.
SYSPRO stands behind its channel and offers customers a variety of services to supplement consulting and support. SYSPRO engages directly with customers when the size and scope of a project exceeds a channel partners capacity, or when multiple channel partners need to be coordinated.
Technology
Technology profile
enterprise software. SYSPRO is built on Microsoft .Net technology, encompasses all aspects of the manufacturing enterprise including ERP, E-Commerce, SCM, CRM, WMS, Bar-Coding and APS. SYSPRO Business Intelligence Tools round out the comprehensive, inventory-focused, end-to-end solution.
Standards Supported:
Microsoft .NET architecture; SQL; XBRL; XML and COM; ASP, XSLT,
CSS, WAPI, MAPI, TAPI, FASB, GAAP
Market
Market profile
Industry sector market interests:
- Construction
- Consumer Products
- Environment
- Fishery
- Forestry
- Information Technology and Telecommunications
- Manufacturing
- Medical/Biotechnology/Chemical
- Mining/Petroleum/Gas
- Transportation
- Wholesale/Retail
- Aerospace
- Defence
- Automotive
- Food and Beverage Manufacturing
- Furniture and Wood Product
- Pulp and Paper
- Plastics and Rubber Products
- Primary and Fabricated Metal
- Electrical Equipment
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Australia
- China
- India
- United Kingdom
- United States
Sector
Sector information
Unique applications:
SYSPRO software is targeted at manufacturers,distributors and wholesalers as well as
divisions of larger companies and multi-national
organizations. The following are indicative of
the range of industries served by SYSPRO
software:
Equipment Manufacturing & Distribution
Industrial and Commercial Machinery
Manufacturing & Distribution
Plastics Injection Mold & Extrusion
Manufacturing; Plastics Distributors
Primary/Fabricated Metals Manufacturing
Automotive and Auto Parts Manufacturing
& Distribution
High Technology Manufacturing &
Distribution
Electronics Manufacturing & Distribution
Furniture Manufacturing & Distribution
Consumer Packaged Goods Manufacturing &
Distribution
Food & Beverage Manufacturing &
Distribution
Chemicals Manufacturing & Distribution
Outside Processing
Wood Products & Paper Manufacturing &
Distribution
Medical Instrumentation Manufacturing &
Distribution
Pharmaceuticals Manufacturing
Aerospace Products Manufacturing &
Distribution
Key / Major clients:
CanadaNATURAL FACTORS www.naturalfactors.com
ALLEN VANGUARD TECHNOLOGY INC. www.allenvanguard.com
TRAIL APPLIANCE (BC) www.trailappliances.com
ACTION FIBERGLASS www.actiontrucks.com
JACK VAN KLAVEREN LTD www.jvk.net
United States of America
MAC PAPERS, INC. www.macpapers.com
GREENBRIER RAIL SERVICES www.gbrx.com
AIRBORNE SYSTEMS GROUP www.airborne-sys.com
HADCO www.hadco.com
United Kingdom
DONCASTERS LIMITED www.doncasters.com
COBHAM ADVANCED COMPOSITES www.cobhamcomposites.co.uk
HYDRASUN LIMITED www.hydrasun.com
South Africa
DELTA OPERATIONS (PVT) LTD www.delta.co.zw
CHUBB SECURITY SA (PTY) LTD www.chubb.co.za
LITHOTECH GROUP SERVICES www.lithotech.co.za
NESTLE (CHINA) LTD www.nestle.com
Success stories:
Abbotsford Concrete is a multi-site supplier of concrete products. The company needed better visibilityinto their inventory and improved customer service capabilities. Abbotsford Concrete also required the ability to calculate costs in real-time.
Arctic Manufacturing- Arctic Manufacturing is a private company situated in Prince George, British Columbia. Like most companies in the global marketplace, Arctic relies on efficient business processes to maintain its competitive edge in difficult times. Having an appropriate enterprise resource planning (ERP) system has helped integrate its key operations, and synchronize, plan and optimize its available resources. Using SYSPRO offers a wealth of real-time information that has greatly enhanced the insight of company decision makers.
Atlantic Tube and Steel- Implementing SYSPRO has enabled AT&S to fully automate its production floors. That allows us to look at the shop floor in terms of reducing man-hours. In addition, with SYSPRO we no longer need our manual production reporting process. In the past, while a mill operator was supposed to be watching the seam, or adjusting the heat source, he would sometimes have his back to the mill while he prepared his reports. These days, the whole production process, from input to output, is all recorded and reported by SYSPRO. Not only does that eliminate a ton of paperwork, it provides us with the ability to get information more efficiently, so we can analyze the data on a timely basis.
BioVectra- Existing accounting package no longer met the expanding companys needs, Increasing regulations required tight control of inventory, production, inventory, quality control and data. Enabled better decisions based on more widely available information.
WeighPack Systems- SYSPRO provides an integrated manufacturing and distribution solution, as well as real-time inventory and financial information, across multiple warehouses and corporate entities.
Natural Factors Nutritional Products- As a manufacturer of naturally-sourced nutraceuticals and supplements, Natural Factors places enormous emphasis on quality control. Natural Factors began automating its systems in 1992 and needed total supply chain management and financial tracking capabilities.
Circa Enterprises- Circa Enterprises Inc. is a multi-site manufacturer of surge protection devices for the telecommunications industry. The manufacturing is 50% make to order and 50% engineer to order. Circa needed comprehensive manufacturing planning and control to see where the organization stood from an
operational perspective and to make informed decisions about improvements for key manufacturing indicators.
Seon Design- To improve product assembly, supply chain management and post-sales tracking to meet
evolving needs during a time of rapid product class expansion.
Testimonial:
ARCTIC MANUFACTURINGOne of the most important consequences of using SYSPRO, is that our inventory control has tightened considerably, without having to add additional people or increase anybody's workload.
Blair Stunder, General Manager, Arctic Manufacturing
ATLANTIC TUBE AND STEEL
In addition, with SYSPRO we no longer need our manual production reporting process. In the past, while a mill operator was supposed to be watching the seam, or adjusting the heat source, he would sometimes have his back to the mill while he prepared his reports. These days, the whole production process, from input to output, is all recorded and reported by SYSPRO. Not only does that eliminate a ton of paperwork, it provides us with the ability to get information more efficiently, so we can analyze the data on a timely basis.
Marvin Bavcevic, Controller, Atlantic Tube and Steel
CEDARLANE LABORATORIES
We are a dynamic organization whose product offerings are reflective of the research communitys changing needs and SYSPRO has been a valuable resource by providing us with the tools to empower our strategic decision making capabilities."
Susan Gater, Operations Manager, Cedarlane Laboratories
DANIELS ELECTRONICS
We have considered much more expensive ERP products, but they didnt offer more than what we already have and SYSPRO has provided solutions to meet all our needs. As well, weve always had excellent support from SYSPRO.
Tom Smith, Controller, Daniels Electronics


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Watch randomly colored emojis with variable eye sizes populate in random positions on the screen forever
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In this 2 player game on one computer use arrow keys to move mouse and cursor to move cat -- if cat catches mouse, click to win


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My name is Adam Incera, and I'm a senior at Columbia University majoring in Computer Engineering and minoring in Mechanical Engineering. I'm focusing my studies on low-level software and embedded systems. I also enjoy computer architecture, security, logic design, modern art, and rock climbing.
I spent this summer doing web development at Amazon Robotics. I built a 3D visualization tool using Three.js and integrated it into an existing internal webapp on an Ember framework with a Java backend. Outside of work, I spent my free time learning to climb things at Boston Rock Gym.
"How did you get into engineering?"
I decided I wanted to be an engineer in my first year of high school. I got my first taste of physics when I was in ninth grade. We learned about projectile motion, and we worked through an example problem involving calculating where a model rocket would land, given its initial velocity and position. I had been building model rockets religiously since I was in the fourth grade, and when this example problem came up it suddenly occurred to me that if I pursued engineering, I could apply the math and science that I had learned in school to real, tangible things to build them better than I could before.
Having narrowed my potential career paths down to "building things that move," I entered Columbia's engineering school in 2012 dead-set on studying mechanical engineering. The summer after my freshman year, I took an intro computer science course. Amazed by how quickly we began writing our own code and building our first small pieces of software, I began considering changing majors to CS.
That fall, I ran into some problems with my laptop that required me to open it up to change the RAM. When I saw the circuitry on the motherboard and graphics card, my mind was absolutely blown by the realization that a computer is nothing more than an incredibly complicated circuit. I decided to take an introductory circuits course the following semester, and enjoyed it so much that I decided to change majors in Computer Engineering. Over the next year and a half, I determined that low-level software and computer architecture provided the best balance between my interests in computer hardware and programming. That's what I've focused my studies on since then, and that's the field in which I plan to pursue a career.


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RepLearn 2013
Monday, July 15th, 2013
AAAI Workshop on Learning Rich Representations from Low-Level Sensors
Schedule
(08:00-08:20) Sign-in and Poster Setup
08:30-08:45 Workshop introduction and focus
08:45-09:30 Invited talk: Jeff Hawkins
09:35-10:20 Invited talk: Juergen Schmidhuber
10:30-11:00 Coffee Break
11:00-11:45 Invited talk: Benjamin Kuipers
11:45-12:05 Top-Down Abstraction Learning Using Prediction as a Supervisory Signal, Jonathan Mugan
12:10-12:30 Two Perspectives on Learning Rich Representations from Robot Experience, Joseph Modayil
12:30-13:30 Lunch
13:30-13:50 Learning Perceptual Causality from Video, Amy Fire & Song-Chun Zhu
13:50-14:10 Rates for Inductive Learning of Compositional Models, Adrian Barbu, Maria Pavlovskaia, & Song-Chun Zhu
14:15-14:30 Poster Advertisements:
Symbol Acquisition for Task-Level Planning, George Konidaris, Leslie Pack Kaelbling, & Tomas Lozano-Perez
The Construction of Reality in a Cognitive System, Michael S. P. Miller
Events, Interest, Segmentation, Binding and Hierarchy, Richard Rohwer
Learning Behavior Hierarchies via High-Dimensional Sensor Projection, Simon D. Levy, Suraj Bajracharya, & Ross W. Gayler
Building on Deep Learning, Marc Pickett
Autonomous Hierarchical POMDP Planning from Low-Level Sensors, Shawn Squire
14:30-15:30 Poster Session
15:30-16:00 Coffee Break
16:00-16:20 Representation Search through Generate and Test, Ashique Rupam Mahmood & Richard S. Sutton
16:25-17:15 Invited talk: Yoshua Bengio
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Using Dependency Injection To Incorporate A/B Testing Into Your Applications
If you work at an e-commerce company, chances are you’ve probably come across the term “A/B testing”. We all know that it has something to do with testing out new features on users and seeing which ones are “better”. A/B testing is really the practice of comparing the effect that a feature (“treatment” in statistical terms) has on different groups of users. For instance, you might be developing a new navigation bar for your Website. You can see if it improves how long users stay on your site by testing it on a group of users (A) and comparing them to users in another group (B) that are using the original navigation bar. Again in statistical lingo, group B would be considered your “control group”. It’s important to note that you can test a variety of navigation bars here and not violate the principles behind A/B testing since your treatment is the type of bar you are exposing.
Now you are probably wondering how dependency injection (DI) factors into A/B testing. DI is the design principle where your objects are assigned references to their dependencies at runtime. Generally speaking, objects using DI refer to their dependencies through interfaces or super classes so they are indifferent to how those dependencies are actually implemented and instantiated. There are a few frameworks in Java that leverage DI. For the work that we do at Gilt, we use Java Spring. The example in this post is in Spring but it’s general enough that it can be applied to other frameworks.
So now that we know what DI is, let’s apply it to make A/B testing a part of your applications. In A/B testing, groups of users are exposed to a given treatment. That means we need to have a mapping between groups of users and the treatment that they are receiving. Java Spring makes that very easy; in your Spring configuration, you can create such a mapping using the map tag. For example:
<util:map id="ABTestMapping">
<entry>
<key>
<value>group 1</value>
</key>
<ref bean="baseline_nav" />
</entry>
<entry>
<key>
<value>group 2</value>
</key>
<ref bean="test_nav1" />
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<entry>
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<value>group 3</value>
</key>
<ref bean="test_nav2" />
</entry>
</util:map>
<bean id="baseline_nav" class="com.gilt.examples.BaselineNavBar"/>
<bean id="test_nav1" class="com.gilt.examples.NewNavBar1"/>
<bean id="test_nav2" class="com.gilt.examples.NewNavBar2"/>
So in this map, our keys are different test groups of users and their corresponding values are the different navigation bar we will expose to them. This example is a bit contrived but it illustrates the point quite well. Instead of having to code A/B testing into your application, you can externalize it in a configuration. Java Spring instantiates this map and your application can use it to determine which navigation bar a user should see. A nifty trick in Spring is to use the import tag in your configuration.
<import resource="file:test_buckets.xml"/>
This tag allows you to put your A/B testing configuration into a separate file which is very powerful. Doing so allows you to change which groups receive various treatments without having to recompile or redeploy your code.
Simple. Fast. Very Useful.


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The Municipal Mayor received a donation of 7637 kilograms of rice distributed equally to 7 barangays affected by typhoon Glenda. How many kilograms of rice did each barangay receive?
How will you solve for the answer to the problem?
To solve for the answer, you divide: 7637 ÷ 7
Study the following solution.
Step 1
• Divide 7 ÷ 7. Write 1 in the thousands place of the quotient
• Multiply: 1 x 7 = 7
• Subtract: 7 – 7 = 0
Step 2
• Bring down the hundreds digit in the dividend: 6
• Divide: 6 ÷ 7 (We cannot divide since 7 is bigger than 6)
• Write 0 in the hundreds place of the quotient.
• Bring down the tens digit in the dividend: 3
• Divide: 63 ÷ 7 = 9. Write 9 in the tens place of the quotient.
• Subtract: 63 – 63 = 0
Step 3
• Bring down the ones digit in the dividend: 7
• Divide: 7 ÷ 7 = 1. Write 1 in the ones place of the quotient
• Multiply: 1 x 7 = 7
• Subtract: 7 – 7 = 0
Answer: Each barangay received 1091 kilograms of rice.
If there are 8 barangays to be given rice, how many kilograms of tice will each barangay receive?
Step 1
• Divide: 76 ÷ 8 = 9. Write 9 in the hundreds place of the quotient.
• Multiply: 9 x 8 = 72
• Subtract: 76 – 72 = 4
Step 2
• Bring down the tens digit in the dividend: 3
• Divide: 43 ÷ 8 = 5. Write 5 in the tens place of the quotient.
• Multiply: 5 x 8 = 40
• Subtract: 43 – 40 = 3
Step 3
• Bring down the ones digit in the dividend: 7
• Divide: 37 ÷ 8 = 4. Write 4 in the ones place of the quotient.
• Multiply: 4 x 8 = 32
• Subtract: 37 – 32 = 5. Write 5 in the quotient as the remainder.
Step 4
• Check your answer. You can use a calculator.
• Multiply: 954 x 8 = 7 632
• Add: 7 632 + 5(remainder) = 7637
Answer: Each barangay will receive 954 kilograms of rice. There will be 5 kilograms of rice left.
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2. 968 ÷ 8 = 121
3. 6884 ÷ 4 = 1721
4. 846 ÷ 6 = 141
5. 7208 ÷ 4 = 1802
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[gecode-users] Lower bound for Branch-and-bound
Jonathan Skovhus Andersen
jonathanskovhus at gmail.com
Tue Apr 5 09:50:40 CEST 2011
*Thanks for the quick response.*
I have read the documentation, but the 2 pages describing the circuit
constraint seems quite inadequate to me.
But anyway. The main problem I have is that I am dealing with problems where
it is not feasible to let the BAB search finish. Then I would like to
estimate how close this solution is to the optimum solution. Do you know if
there is any quick way to do this or do I have to implement my own
calculations of a lower bound to compare my solution to?
*Regards,*
*Jonathan Skovhus.*
2011/4/5 Mikael Zayenz Lagerkvist <zayenz at gmail.com>
> Hi,
>
> If you look in the code of the TSP example, you can see that the model uses
> a circuit constraint with costs variables. The propagation of this
> constraint is what computes the bounds for the cost variable. When a tour is
> found, the cost variable will be fixed.
>
> As for running BAB search for finding optimum solutions, the short answer
> is yes. It is what BAB search is used for.
>
> Please read the documentation in Modeling and Programming with Gecode,
> where it is all described. Section 2.5 and 8.1 describe best solution search
> and circuit constraints respectively.
>
> Cheers,
> Mikael
>
> 2011/4/5 Jonathan Skovhus Andersen <jonathanskovhus at gmail.com>
>
>> *Hi,*
>>
>> I have been using the Travelling Salesman Problem-case in Gecode for some
>> time now. I am using Branch-and-bound.
>>
>> - I can't see exactly how Gecode computes the lower and upper bound?
>> There are many ways of computing a lower bound for a TSP and I would like to
>> know how Gecode does it. When I open Gist it shows what I believe to be the
>> lower and upper bound when I double click the root node (see attached
>> image).
>> - Does it makes sense to use the lower bound for assessing the quality
>> of the tour found?
>> - If I let the branch-and-bound algorithm finish am I sure of finding
>> the optimum tour?
>>
>> I hope that you will bear with me - I am new in this field.
>>
>> *Regards,*
>> *Jonathan Skovhus*
>> *Aalborg University*
>> *Denmark*
>>
>> _______________________________________________
>> Gecode users mailing list
>> users at gecode.org
>> https://www.gecode.org/mailman/listinfo/gecode-users
>>
>>
>
>
> --
> Mikael Zayenz Lagerkvist, http://www.ict.kth.se/~zayenz/
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to apply foo to every element of ns
, but that gives me the wrong type. What do I do to get rid of the tactic
monad?
Isn't it in general impossible to get out of a monad?
The tactic could fail; then there's no possibility for getting out
list.mmap
might help. You'll end up with a tactic (list (list string))
Yes I guess so. I figured it out - at any rate. Thanks!
I thought that this was what the monad transformers were about.
But maybe they are different.
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What are Courses, Lessons, Sections and Tasks?
Courses contain Lessons which contain Sections which contain Tasks.
A task is a single prompt with associated text such as instructions on what to do.
A section contains a number of tasks, and generally serves to group them under a single heading.
A lesson contains a group sections. Each lesson has its own page, and can be independently published.
A course contains group of lessons, and contains information on what students can access the course.
Admin Interface
The admin interface allows you to directly change courses, lessons, sections and tasks. You can access the admin
interface at {% url "admin:index" %} or through any
"add", "edit" or "manage"links.
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to save the object.
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lesson, save and add another would allow you to add another lesson.
Field names in bold are required, everything else is optional.
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click on the object you wish to edit to change it. You can also use the "move" arrows to change the order
of the objects if it is appropriate.
Tasks
The code for tasks is stored in 5 fields, "Hidden pre code", "Visible pre code",
"Model answer", "Validate answer" and "Post code". See this diagram:
All five code fields are ran in the order shown above twice, with the student's code replacing the model answer in
one case. The output of all five fields are compared to see if the student got it correct, but only the first
three's output will be displayed to the user.
The "visible pre code" is the only code that is shown to the user on
the prompt, but the model answer will be shown to them if they reveal it and answers for the lesson have been
released.
Takes Prior
Takes prior tasks will run the previous task's hidden pre code, visible pre code and model answer before any of its
own code, as seen in this diagram for tasks called "A" and "B":
As you can see, it will run part of the previous task before it runs this task. If the task before A has takes prior
set as well, then it will also be joined.
Uses Random, Uses Image and Automark
There are three other flags that may be set on a task, as follows:
If uses random is true, then the task will ensure that the seed to R's random number is set to the same value for
running the student and model answers, so functions that produce random numbers will produce the same random number
both times. It also disables caching that usually happens with the model answer, so it should be enabled only when
needed.
If uses image is true, then the system will set up a device that R will use to plot with. If you don't set it, and
try to draw plots, you will get an error. This slows down the system, so should only be enabled when necessary.
If automark is false, then the system won't try to check that the student's answer is correct. It will instead
display a "continue" button to go to the next question instead of the skip button.
Timeouts
The "timeout" property of courses is how long any code in them should run, in seconds. A higher timeout
means that code will run longer before "giving up". However, this means that students that create code
that doesn't terminate (infinite loops) will cause more slowdown to the system.
The default (and recommended) value is three seconds. If your course has complex code that will take a while to run,
you may wish to increase it.
Export/Import
Courses may be exported and imported. Courses are exported by going to their pages and clicking the
"export" button, and imported using this.
The format should be easy to understand, with the following caveats:
- In a multiline string, whitespace is important, so you can't use indentation inside them.
- If the course, lesson or section's title changes, it is considered to be a different one, likewise, if it matches
an existing one, it is considered to be that one.
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Lyricli
The command line client for lyrics
This is a quick introduction for Lyricli. Right now it's in really early stages of development, so it's lacking in a lot of stuff (mainly tests and documentation) ... But it generally works and here's a tutorial to see how to get it working.
Installing
- Clone this Repo
gem build lyricli.gemspec
gem install lyricli-0.0.1.gem
- Voila!
Usage
Lyricli can be invoked with the command lrc
and there are three basic
ways of using it:
lrc
When you run it without arguments, it will look in the available sources to try to find a playing song and extract the lyrics.
lrc artist song
When you run it with arguments, it will use them to search for the lyrics. This won't work if you manually disable the arguments source in your configuration file.
Commands
The third way to use it is by passing it one of the following special commands:
lrc -l
orlrc --list-sources
lists the available sources.lrc -e
orlrc --enable SOURCE
enable a source from the list.lrc -d
orlrc --disable SOURCE
disable a source from the list.lrc -r
orlrc --reset SOURCE
reset all configuration for a source.lrc -v
orlrc --version
show the installed version of lyricli.lrc -h
orlrc --help
display some help
Roadmap
There is not much defined right now as a roadmap, but this needs to be done:
- Specs for all the components
- YARD documentation for all the components
And the first thing I want to work on after that is done is separating the Lyrics Engines so we can add/remove lyrics engines in a similar way to how we currently add/remove sources.
Leave Feedback Please!
If you decide to use or hack away at Lyricly, please don't forget to post any issues you find.
License
Licensed under 3-clause-BSD.


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Present
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What’s
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bike race holds some allure for you? But not sure how to jump in? Wonder no more. Just show up at one of the
listed races below, bring your bike, your helmet and some enthusiasm for a new
adventure and you are sure to go home with a few new friends and a good story
to tell. In an effort to boost the number of women participants in the sport –
we joined heads and created this series of races by selecting 4 of MBRA’s 14 races
(see Montana Bicycle Racing Association’s schedule at montanacycling.org) at
various locations around the state. Participants
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14, Saturday What’s
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cat 4 racer at the end of the season along with some more utilitarian schwag.
But prizes aren’t the key here…it’s the company and the rewards inherent in
finding an outlet for that competitive side. We’ll be
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What
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Each race has a nominal entry fee. Contact us if this is prohibitive for you.
We’ll chase down a scholarship. We’ll do just about anything to bring more
racers to the line. DO NOT need to be part of a cycling team to participate.
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There are many ways to contribute to the ongoing development of the gt package. Some contributions can be rather easy to do (e.g., fixing typos, improving documentation, filing issues for feature requests or problems, etc.) whereas other contributions can require more time and patience (like answering questions and submitting pull requests with code changes). Just know that that help provided in any capacity is very much appreciated. :)
If you believe you found a bug, create a minimal reprex for your posting to the gt issue tracker. Try not to include anything unnecessary, just the minimal amount of code that constitutes the reproducible bug. We will try to verify the bug by running the code in the reprex provided. The quality of the reprex will reduce the amount of back-and-forth communication in trying to understand how to execute the code on our systems.
A great way to help is by simply answering questions. It’s amazing how a little conversation could lead to better insights on a problem. Don’t quite know the answer? That’s okay too. We’re all in this together.
Where might you answer user questions? Some of the forums for Q&A on gt include the RStudio community, on Twitter (a good search term is gt #rstats
), and on Stack Overflow. Good etiquette is key during these interactions: be a good person to all who ask questions.
Should you consider making a pull request (PR), please file an issue first and explain the problem in some detail. If the PR is an enhancement, detail how the change would make things better for package users. Bugfix PRs also requre some explanation about the bug and how the proposed fix will remove that bug. A great way to illustrate the bug is to include a reprex. While all this upfront work prior to preparing a PR can be time-consuming it opens a line of communication with the package authors and the community, perhaps leading to better enhancement or more effective fixes!
Once there is consensus that a PR based on the issue would be helpful, adhering to the following process will make things proceed more quickly:
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The Contrafabulists – Kin Lane and Audrey Watters – monitor predictions that technologists and marketers make about the future of technology. No surprise, most of the predictions are made about AI, a development whose future folks have been predicting incorrectly since the 1950s.
Here are some of the predictions made this week:
“IMF warns global economic growth will slow by 2020,” says The Financial Times.
The Financial Times also says that “Ford plans driverless network ‘at scale’ by 2021.”
According to CNBC, “Hyperloop is coming to Abu Dhabi by 2020.”
MarketsandMarkets predicts that “Sleep Apnea Devices Market Worth 6.49 Billion USD by 2023.” Another market research firm predicts, “Global Military Drone Market to Reach $13B by 2024.”


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Poorva uttanah asana
The literal meaning of this asana (posture) is to stretch towards the east. However, this has nothing to do with stretching in the east direction. Poorvottanasana specifically refers to the flow of pranaic subtle energies in the "eastern" frontal side.
Poorva = east + uttana = maximum stretch + asana = corporal position
This pose is pronounced as poorvah-uttanah-sanah.

Place the palms on the floor around the waist or at shoulder level, fingertips pointing away from you. Do not bend the arms.
Lean back and support the weight of your body with your hands.
Breathing in, raise the pelvis up, keeping the whole body straight.
Keep your knees straight and bring the feet flat to the floor. Place the toes on the ground and the sole will then tend to be on the ground. Let the head fall back towards the floor.
Hold the pose and continue breathing.
As you exhale, come back to a sitting position and relax.
Repeat the posture with your fingers pointing in the opposite direction.
Benefits:
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- Stretches the legs and hips.
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- Stretches the intestines and abdominal organs.
- Stimulates the thyroid gland.
Cautions:
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For the fig-swirl: Melt butter over medium heat in a saucepan. Add brown sugar and stir to dissolve. Halve all of the figs and too in the saucepan with water and lemon juice. Cook over medium heat, stirring frequently, until you have a chunky-jammy mixture. Add salt with one or two stirs, set aside and let cool completely.
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The history of Jazz music is filled with interesting characters, often talented and flawed individuals who excel at their skills, but unable to succeed by normal standards. This is a fictional story presented as semi-documentary about a supremely talented Jazz guitarist and his obscure life. On the surface, this appears to be a typical Woody Allen film, sans Allen as an actor. It features typical Allen elements, a flawed antihero, love of music, and an examination of the redemptive value of art.
Emmet Ray (Sean Penn) is a legendary guitarist who is hailed by aficionados, but generally unknown outside Jazz circles. Because of his lack of breakthrough success, little is know about his past, and what is known may be exaggerated, or even false. The structure of the film is that of a documentary with dramatic recreations. Several music enthusiasts and historians relate what they know about Ray in talking head format, and their stories flow into extended dramatic portrayals without narration.
Ray's story centers around the peak of his career. As an itinerant musician, he is able to dazzle women and has a different girlfriend in the different parts of the country. On day on the Atlantic City boardwalk, he encounters the mute Hattie (Samantha Morton). Although he is initially not much enamored of her, her quiet character clearly forms a complement to his outgoing, loud persona. He reluctantly allows her to accompany him and his traveling band. Eventually, the renegade artist pays a price for his lack of conscience, but like a true artist, he never is able to (nor really wants to) reform.
Woody Allen film generally fall into three categories: comedies, engaging dramas with humor, and engaging dramas without humor. This film does not fit easily into any of those slots, and this iconoclasm is not a virtue. The little humor that does exist is very simple and uninspired. The drama of the film is unmoving. The acting, which is usually a strong feature of Allen films, is hamstrung by poorly sketched characters, with the exception of Morton as Hattie.
Not recommended. By Woody Allen standards, this is a bad film. By general standards, it is merely slow and dull. The drama is not engaging, and there is little humor. It attempts to examine the typical Allen antihero, the loutish artist, but it fails to construct an interesting story.
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The page creates an SVG document in the area below and draws an initial display. The buttons then add randomly sized and coloured shapes on demand.
For more detail see the documentation reference page.


Openure Options
Enter the global variable name of the top level variable that will hold your backbone views.
Backbone Application Variable (page variable where your views live):
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Chapter 6
Chapter 6 introduces Express, a web framework for node.js and then explores the Jade Templating Language used by Express.
- Hello World Server
- Page structure with Jade
- Variables in Jade
- Loops in Jade
- Conditional statements in Jade
- Inline JavaScript in Jade
- Includes in Jade
- Mixins in Jade


Chapter 6
Important Links
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Money Play. How should Red play 32?
pips Red=146 White=143
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
There are times in backgammon when you just have to bite the bullet and play an ugly move and this is one of them.
It would be nice to keep all checkers in play with 13/10, 7/5 but there is no real value to exposing a blot on the 10-pt when Red would have to cede the mid-point to make it next turn.
With the race very close the prosaic 7/2 is the right play – sad but true!
It would be nice to keep all checkers in play with 13/10, 7/5 but there is no real value to exposing a blot on the 10-pt when Red would have to cede the mid-point to make it next turn.
With the race very close the prosaic 7/2 is the right play – sad but true!
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Go to page 2 and find an API of your liking. Then begin coding a complete web-app to suit your needs.
Below this text, you can see an example of how to pull API data into your app. The page basically uses three techonologies to make this happen:
Click the button to get suggestions for public API's with no authentication.
Follow the link to see the API documentation. Remark: every API has one or more "endpoints" - this is basically a root url to access the API. Then most API's have additional "query values", which is used to specify further parameters.
For example:
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What is Indexing and why do we need it?
Data is stored on disk as blocks of data. These blocks are accessed in their entirety, making them atomic reads and writes. The structure of these blocks of data is similar to that of a linked list - that contains a block of data and a pointer to the next data block. To find a piece of information, we would have to linearly search through the data which would be expensive, given that it is unsorted.
Indexing is the process of tagging or associating information with a document or a file, so that the process of search and retrieval could be faster. Therefore, creating an index on the data would significantly speed up the process of search and retrieval.
Elasticsearch
Elasticsearch is an open-source, distributed search and analytics engine, built on top of Apache Lucene. It is able to achieve fast search responses because, it searches an index rather than searching the text directly. This is similar to retrieving pages in a book related to a keyword, by scanning the index at the back of a book, as opposed to searching every word on every page of the book. This type of index is called an Inverted Index.
Apache Lucene is a high-performance full-text search and information retrieval library. Although it is one of the most robust search libraries, it needs the support of a programming language such as Java or Python, to be integrated into an application. Elasticsearch hides this complexity by providing a convenient RESTful API to interact with the data.
Key Terms in Elasticsearch
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Node : An instance that is running Elasticsearch.
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Cluster : A cluster consists of two or more nodes. Each cluster has a single master node, which is automatically elected by the cluster and multiple slave nodes. A new master is automatically elected in case of failure.
To draw an analogy between Elasticsearch and RDBMS
RDBMS => Database => Table => Rows & Columns
ElasticSearch => Index => Type => Documents & Properties
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Index : The index is the heart of Elasticsearch. Each index contains one or more types and is a logical namespace which maps to one or more primary shards.
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Type : Each type contains a list of documents. A mapping in the type defines how each field in the document is analyzed.
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Document : A document in Elasticsearch is a JSON document consisting of key-value pairs. Each document has a type and is stored in an index, and can be uniquely identified by an id.
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Field : Fields are the key-value pairs present in the document. The values can either be a scalar such as a string, integer, date or a nested JSON structure with sub key-value pairs.
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Shard : A shard is a low-level worker unit which is managed by Elasticsearch. Elasticsearch distributes these shards amongst all nodes in the cluster and can move shards from one node to another in the case of node failure or the addition of new nodes.
There are two types of Shards - Primary & Replica Shards.
Primary Shard : When a document is indexed it is first stored on the primary shard, then on all replicas of the primary shard. By default, an index has 5 primary shards, but this can be scaled to fewer or more primary shards depending on the application.
Replica Shard : Each primary shard can have zero or more replicas. A replica is a copy of the primary shard, and has two purposes: 1) increase failover: a replica shard can be promoted to a primary shard if the primary fails. 2) increase performance: get and search requests can be handled by primary or replica shards.
ELK Stack
The Elastic Stack is an end-to-end solution for log management, indexing and visualization of data. The ELK Stack consists of Elasticsearch, Logstash and Kibana, three independent open source projects that can ingest data from any source, any format and search, analyze, and visualize it in real time.
Logstash is a pipeline for ingestion and processing of logs. It can handle a variety of logs such as - system logs, web server logs, application logs etc. Data from multiple sources can be normalized via Logstash, rather than the traditional ETL(Extract - Transform - Load) approach, indexed using Elasticsearch and visualized using Kibana as a dashboard.
Elasticsearch - Hadoop
Elasticsearch for Apache Hadoop (ES-Hadoop) acts as a two-way connector, that connects the real-time search and analytics capability of Elasticsearch to the Hadoop ecosystem. With this native integration, ES-Hadoop allows for seamlessly moving data between Elasticsearch and HDFS. ES-Hadoop ships with security features such as HTTP authentication and support for SSL/TLS. It also works with Kibana for data visualization.
Resources to get started
- Elastic - https://www.elastic.co/
- Elasticsearch: The Definitive Guide Book - https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/guide/current/index.html
- Elasticsearch API List - http://elasticsearch-api.info/
- Kibana - https://www.elastic.co/products/kibana
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Class OsvrTimeValueLibrary
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public class OsvrTimeValueLibrary extends java.lang.Object implements com.sun.jna.Library
JNA Wrapper for library osvrTimeValue
This file was autogenerated by JNAerator,
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For help, please visit NativeLibs4Java , Rococoa, or JNA.
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Nested Classes Modifier and Type Class Description static class
OsvrTimeValueLibrary.timeval
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Fields Modifier and Type Field Description static java.lang.String
JNA_LIBRARY_NAME
static com.sun.jna.NativeLibrary
JNA_NATIVE_LIB
static int
OSVR_FALSE
static int
OSVR_TRUE
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Constructors Constructor Description OsvrTimeValueLibrary()
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All Methods Static Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description static byte
operatorGreater(OSVR_TimeValue tvA, OSVR_TimeValue tvB)
Operator > overload for time values
Original signature :bool operator>(const OSVR_TimeValue&, const OSVR_TimeValue&)
static byte
operatorIsEqual(OSVR_TimeValue tvA, OSVR_TimeValue tvB)
Operator == overload for time values
Original signature :bool operator==(const OSVR_TimeValue&, const OSVR_TimeValue&)
static void
osvrStructTimevalToTimeValue(OSVR_TimeValue dest, OsvrTimeValueLibrary.timeval src)
Converts from a TimeValue struct to your system's struct timeval.static int
osvrTimeValueCmp(OSVR_TimeValue tvA, OSVR_TimeValue tvB)
Compares two time values (assumed to be normalized), returning the same values as strcmpstatic void
osvrTimeValueDifference(OSVR_TimeValue tvA, OSVR_TimeValue tvB)
Computes the difference between two time values, replacing the first with the result.
Effectively, `*tvA = *tvA - *tvB`static double
osvrTimeValueDurationSeconds(OSVR_TimeValue tvA, OSVR_TimeValue tvB)
Compute the difference between the two time values, returning the duration as a double-precision floating-point number of seconds.
Effectively, `ret = *tvA - *tvB`static void
osvrTimeValueGetNow(OSVR_TimeValue dest)
Gets the current time in the TimeValue.static byte
osvrTimeValueGreater(OSVR_TimeValue tvA, OSVR_TimeValue tvB)
True if A is later than B.static byte
osvrTimeValueIsNormalized(OSVR_TimeValue tv)
Returns true if the time value is normalized.static void
osvrTimeValueNormalize(OSVR_TimeValue tv)
"Normalizes" a time value so that the absolute number of microseconds is less than 1,000,000, and that the sign of both components is the same.static void
osvrTimeValueSum(OSVR_TimeValue tvA, OSVR_TimeValue tvB)
Sums two time values, replacing the first with the result.static void
osvrTimeValueToStructTimeval(OsvrTimeValueLibrary.timeval dest, OSVR_TimeValue src)
Converts from a TimeValue struct to your system's struct timeval.
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JNA_LIBRARY_NAME
public static final java.lang.String JNA_LIBRARY_NAME
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OSVR_TRUE
public static final int OSVR_TRUE
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public static final int OSVR_FALSE
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osvrTimeValueGetNow
public static void osvrTimeValueGetNow(OSVR_TimeValue dest)
Gets the current time in the TimeValue. Parallel to gettimeofday. Original signature :void osvrTimeValueGetNow(OSVR_TimeValue*)
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osvrTimeValueToStructTimeval
public static void osvrTimeValueToStructTimeval(OsvrTimeValueLibrary.timeval dest, OSVR_TimeValue src)
Converts from a TimeValue struct to your system's struct timeval.- Parameters:
dest
- Pointer to an empty struct timeval for your platform.src
- A pointer to an OSVR_TimeValue you'd like to convert from.
If either parameter is NULL, the function will return without doing
anything.
Original signature :void osvrTimeValueToStructTimeval(timeval*, const OSVR_TimeValue*)
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osvrStructTimevalToTimeValue
public static void osvrStructTimevalToTimeValue(OSVR_TimeValue dest, OsvrTimeValueLibrary.timeval src)
Converts from a TimeValue struct to your system's struct timeval.- Parameters:
dest
- An OSVR_TimeValue destination pointer.src
- Pointer to a struct timeval you'd like to convert from.
The result is normalized.
If either parameter is NULL, the function will return without doing
anything.
Original signature :void osvrStructTimevalToTimeValue(OSVR_TimeValue*, timeval*)
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osvrTimeValueNormalize
public static void osvrTimeValueNormalize(OSVR_TimeValue tv)
"Normalizes" a time value so that the absolute number of microseconds is less than 1,000,000, and that the sign of both components is the same.- Parameters:
tv
- Address of a struct TimeValue to normalize in place.
If the given pointer is NULL, this function returns without doing anything.
Original signature :void osvrTimeValueNormalize(OSVR_TimeValue*)
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osvrTimeValueSum
public static void osvrTimeValueSum(OSVR_TimeValue tvA, OSVR_TimeValue tvB)
Sums two time values, replacing the first with the result.- Parameters:
tvA
- Destination and first source.tvB
- second source
If a given pointer is NULL, this function returns without doing anything.
Both parameters are expected to be in normalized form.
Original signature :void osvrTimeValueSum(OSVR_TimeValue*, const OSVR_TimeValue*)
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osvrTimeValueDifference
public static void osvrTimeValueDifference(OSVR_TimeValue tvA, OSVR_TimeValue tvB)
Computes the difference between two time values, replacing the first with the result.
Effectively, `*tvA = *tvA - *tvB`- Parameters:
tvA
- Destination and first source.tvB
- second source
If a given pointer is NULL, this function returns without doing anything.
Both parameters are expected to be in normalized form.
Original signature :void osvrTimeValueDifference(OSVR_TimeValue*, const OSVR_TimeValue*)
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osvrTimeValueCmp
public static int osvrTimeValueCmp(OSVR_TimeValue tvA, OSVR_TimeValue tvB)
Compares two time values (assumed to be normalized), returning the same values as strcmp- Returns:
- <0 if A is earlier than B, 0 if they are the same, and >0 if A
is later than B.
Original signature :int osvrTimeValueCmp(const OSVR_TimeValue*, const OSVR_TimeValue*)
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osvrTimeValueDurationSeconds
public static double osvrTimeValueDurationSeconds(OSVR_TimeValue tvA, OSVR_TimeValue tvB)
Compute the difference between the two time values, returning the duration as a double-precision floating-point number of seconds.
Effectively, `ret = *tvA - *tvB`- Parameters:
tvA
- first source.tvB
- second source- Returns:
- Duration of timespan in seconds (floating-point)
Original signature :double osvrTimeValueDurationSeconds(const OSVR_TimeValue*, const OSVR_TimeValue*)
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osvrTimeValueGreater
public static byte osvrTimeValueGreater(OSVR_TimeValue tvA, OSVR_TimeValue tvB)
True if A is later than B. Original signature :OSVR_CBool osvrTimeValueGreater(const OSVR_TimeValue*, const OSVR_TimeValue*)
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osvrTimeValueIsNormalized
public static byte osvrTimeValueIsNormalized(OSVR_TimeValue tv)
Returns true if the time value is normalized. Typically used in assertions.
Original signature :bool osvrTimeValueIsNormalized(const OSVR_TimeValue&)
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operatorGreater
public static byte operatorGreater(OSVR_TimeValue tvA, OSVR_TimeValue tvB)
Operator > overload for time values
Original signature :bool operator>(const OSVR_TimeValue&, const OSVR_TimeValue&)
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operatorIsEqual
public static byte operatorIsEqual(OSVR_TimeValue tvA, OSVR_TimeValue tvB)
Operator == overload for time values
Original signature :bool operator==(const OSVR_TimeValue&, const OSVR_TimeValue&)
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It can be difficult to observe micro and macro features simultaneously with complex graphs. If you zoom in for detail, the graph is too big to view in its entirety. If you zoom out to see the overall structure, small details are lost. Focus + context techniques allow interactive exploration of an area of interest (the focus) in greater detail, while preserving the surrounding environment (the context).
In the graph above, fisheye distortion magnifies the local region around the mouse, while leaving the larger graph unaffected for context. The localized, circular nature of the distortion can be seen clearly by applying it to a uniform grid:
This type of distortion is particularly useful for disambiguating edge-crossings in static network layouts: edges between distant nodes are distorted more strongly than local ones. If you dislike the chaotic appearance of dynamic force layout, consider using distortion instead.
Circular fisheye is only one of many possible distortion functions. Two disadvantages of circular distortion are that it compresses (rather than magnifies) the area near the circumference of the circle, and that it requires curved grid lines to show the distortion accurately. The latter makes it unsuitable for visualizations that have quantitative position encodings, such as scatterplots.
Sarkar and Brown therefore recommend a different function that magnifies continuously so as to avoid local minification. Furthermore, they demonstrate applying the distortion to each dimension separately, resulting in Cartesian distortion:
With this technique, straight lines parallel to the x or y axis remain straight even after distortion. This means you can use standard axes in conjunction with fisheye distortion in scatterplots:
Fisheye distortion allows you to zoom into small areas of the chart without losing sense of the overall distribution. For example, the Western European countries (purple) are densely clustered in the original chart, making them difficult to compare; with distortion, you can easily differentiate individual countries while retaining global context and comparing regions.
These examples use D3’s fisheye plugin, which supports both circular and Cartesian distortion. The latter is implemented on top of D3’s quantitative scales, allowing distortion of linear, logarithmic, and exponential scales, as well as compatibility with D3’s axis component. For additional implementations, see Flare and Sigma.js.


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Class Summary |
| AddItemToOrder |
This action takes is responsible for creating a CommerceItem object from the passed product,
sku, and quantity parameters and adding it to the first order that is in a state of INCOMPLETE. |
| ClosenessQualifierDroplet |
This droplet consolidates all of the different types of closenessQualifiers
(item, order, shipping, tax) of the current order into a single List and returns
it in an output parameter. |
| CouponDroplet |
This droplet is used to create coupon objects in the claimable repository. |
| CouponFormHandler |
This FormHandler is used to "claim" a promotion and then stick this promotion into
the users current list of promotions. |
| DisqualifyRemovedItemClosenessQualifiers |
This action sends PromotionClosenessDisqualification events for all
closenessQualifiers in an item that was removed from an order. |
| PromotionAction |
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| PromotionConverter |
Converts promotion id's into promotion
names for Xref items |
| PromotionDroplet |
Associates required param "promotion" with optional param "profile". |
| PromotionServlet |
The PromotionServlet allows a promotion to be added to a users profile
via a URL. |
| PromotionTools |
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| PromotionUpsellProductTargeter |
This targeter returns all upsellProducts in the upsellAction repository items
associated with the closenessQualifiers contained in the session's current order. |
| PromotionUpsellTargeter |
This targeter returns all closenessQualifiers associated with the current
session's order. |
| PromotionUpsellTools |
This tools class is used by the ClosenessQualifierDroplet and the PromotionUpsell
targeter to compile lists of closenessQualifiers. |
| PromotionUsed |
This message will be sent when an order is processed and contains
promotions which were used. |
| PromotionXrefParser |
Parses out xrefs for promotions |
| RemovePromotionAction |
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