AKELE HUM AKELE TUM A film review by Ashok Singh Copyright 1995 Ashok Singh
United Seven Combines Written & Directed by Mansoor Khan Music : Anu Malik Cast : Aamir Khan, Manisha Koirala, Shafdi Inamdar, Paresh Rawal
Mansoor Khan is one of the few directors who make films from the heart and not for commercial success. The era of character-driven films about human conflicts seemed to end when film-makers like Gulzar, Hrishikesh Mukherjee, and Basu Chaterjee reverted to television and made fewer films. They knew how to successfully combine artistic merit and entertainment in films with popular stars. Their films were neither "art" films nor "commerciial." Mansoor Khan's films always have good character development and AHAT does a fine job with the lead pair as well as the supporting roles.
Aamir Khan gives another excellent performance. His emotions were perfectly portrayed as a struggling music director trying to raise his young son on his own. 1995 has been his best year in films with a wide array of roles from BAAZI, RANGEELA, and now AHAT. Manisha Koirala also gives a commendable performance. This film along with BOMBAY will nominate her for acting awards.
The theme of marital discord has been done many times before in films such as ABHIMAAN, DO ANJAANE, THODI SI BEWAFI etc. But in those films either the husband or wife have been singled out as the reason for the separation. In this film both Aamir and Manisha's have been shown in a negative light.
One of the film's strong points are the dialogues by Nasir Hussain who teamed up with Mansoor Khan in QAYAMAT SE QAYAMAT TAK & JO JEETA WOHI SIKANDAR. This is a film that makes you care about the characters and succeeds on the merits of its strong screenplay and doesn't need any stylized violence, or superb cinematography to maintain the interest of the viewers.
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ZptSharp offers an optional add-on expression evaluator for expressions written in C#. Primarily this is the csharp
expression type, although there are a number of other related expression types, bundled in the same add-on package.
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CSharp expressions are included in an add-on package
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They are not one of the standard expression types; once the NuGet package is installed to your application they must be activated by using the AddZptCSharpExpressions
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csharp
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The TALES csharp
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csharp:expression_body
The expression_body
is any valid C# expression which would be valid after a return
keyword. It should not include the return keyword, nor a trailing semicolon.
Remember that some symbols used by the C# language may need replacing with their entities, in order to preserve the validity of the HTML/XML document.
Examples
Some valid CSharp expressions follow:
<div tal:define="four csharp:2 + 2">
<div tal:define="lowerName csharp:name.ToLower()">
<div tal:define="isMoreThanThree csharp:myNumber > 3">
assemblyref
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In order to make use of members of types, the compiler which evaluates C# expressions must have references to the appropriate assemblies. This includes any assemblies which declare types that are to be used in expressions, as well as any assemblies that contain extension methods you wish to use.
The syntax for assembly reference expressions is:
assemblyref:assembly_name
The assembly_name
is the string name of the assembly. Almost always the same as its filename, without the extension. For example: assemblyref:MyProject.Models
.
Assembly reference expressions are only useful when used in tal:define
attributes. The assembly reference expression will evaluate to a special value, held by the defined variable. As long as this variable is in-scope, all CSharp expressions which are evaluated will benefit from the referenced assembly.
using
expressions
Just like the C# using
keyword, the using expression imports a namespace into scope, or makes the members of a static class available (in regular C# this would be using static
).
The syntax for both of the above usages is the same in ZptSharp:
using:namespace_or_type_name
The namespace_or_type_name
is either a namespace or the namespace-qualified name to a type.
When used with a namespace it means that:
- Expressions may reference types in this namespace
- Extension methods in this namespace are activated
When used with a type, it brings the static members of that type into scope, without needing to prefix them with their type name. This is equivalent to using static
in regular C#.
Using expressions are only useful when used in tal:define
attributes. The using expression will evaluate to a special value, held by the defined variable. As long as this variable is in-scope, all CSharp expressions which are evaluated will benefit from the imported namespace or type.
Note that any namespaces or types referenced by using
expressions must also have their appropriate assemblies referenced using assemblyref
expressions.
type
expressions
Type expressions inform the compiler which evaluates C# expressions of the design-time type of a variable. By default every variable which is in-scope is treated as a dynamic
object. This default behaviour can cause problems such as:
- Method overload selection might not function as-expected
- Extension methods are not available, unless they would operate upon
object
The syntax for a type expression is:
type:variable_name type_name
The variable_name
is the name of an already-defined TALES variable. The type_name
is a string type name, as would be written in a C# typed variable declaration. Remember (particularly for types which use generics) that greater-than/less-than symbols must be replaced by their entities.
Type expressions are only useful when used in tal:define
attributes. The type expression will evaluate to a special value, held by the defined variable. As long as this variable is in-scope, all CSharp expressions which have an appropriately-named variable in-scope will treat that variable as an instance of that type, and not as a dynamic
object.
Note that any types referenced by type
expressions must:
- Have their containing assembly referenced, via an
assemblyref
expression - Have their namespace imported, via a
using
expression (unless the namespace-qualified type name is used in the type expression).
Example
Here is an example of a type
expression, indicating that the variable products
is a generic list of Product
. Two using
expressions are included also, because these namespaces must also be imported.
<div tal:define="scgNs using:System.Collections.Generic;
prodNs using:MyApp.Models">
<div tal:define="prodType type:products List<Product>">
<!-- In this and child scopes, products is strongly-typed and not dynamic -->
</div>
</div>


Test purpose:
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Test steps:
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- Check the output message
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Hi, I am a Polygon.
The width of this polygon is 400
Hi. I was created with a Class expression. My name is Poly
Hi, I am a Square.
The area of this square is 25
Sup! My name is Rectangle.
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by COMPILED FROM WIRE SERVICESWales reached their second straight European Championship finals after a goal in each half by midfielder Aaron Ramsey gave them a 2-0 home win over Hungary in their decisive Group E qualifier on Tuesday.
The Welsh, who reached the Euro 2016 semi-finals, finished runners-up on 14 points from eight games, three behind Croatia who sealed their berth on Saturday with a 3-1 win over Slovakia.
Having previously gone 58 years without reaching a major tournament after the 1958 World Cup, there were joyous scenes at the Cardiff City Stadium as Wales produced a dominant display to wrap up qualification.
The outcome was a triumph for manager Ryan Giggs, who never kicked a ball at a World Cup or European Championship as a player but can now revel in guiding his country to Euro 2020 after taking over from Chris Coleman in January 2018.
Former Manchester United winger Giggs, who won 13 Premier League titles and two Champions League trophies with the club, was delighted.
"It doesn't get any better, it's amazing," Giggs was quoted as saying by the BBC.
"From where we were in the summer, all credit to the lads for coming back. One of the best days of my life."
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On the final night of qualifying, top-ranked Belgium completed a perfect campaign in Group I by thrashing Cyprus 6-1 for a 10th straight win.
Christian Benteke and Kevin De Bruyne both scored twice, with Yannick Carrasco also on the score sheet and Christoforou Kypros scoring an own goal.
Belgium was the most prolific team that qualified, scoring 40 goals from 15 different players. Roberto Martinez's side also conceded just three goals.
Russia beat San Marino 5-0 and finished second, with its only losses coming against Belgium.
BIG WINS
Germany and the Netherlands were already assured of advancing from Group C and they both finished with big home wins.
Serge Gnabry scored a hat trick and Leon Goretzka added two more for Germany in its 6-1 win over Northern Ireland in Frankfurt.
Georginio Wijnaldum, standing in as captain, also scored three goals in the Netherlands' 5-0 victory over Estonia.
Germany topped the group, two points ahead of the Dutch.


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Adobe Photoshop 1.0(1990,February 19)
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WorldWideWeb – the first browser(1990,December 25)
At CERN, a Swiss research center, a British physicist and internet pioneer Tim Berners-Lee created the world's first web browser, called WorldWideWeb. The browser was also a simple WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editor for editing web pages. WorldWideWeb only worked with the NeXTStep operating system. Later, the browser was renamed Nexus to avoid confusion with the World Wide Web (WWW).
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Internet Explorer 1.0(1995,August 16)
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An infotip should be shown displaying the Firebug logo and its dimensions.


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§46-74 [Waiver of exemption from assessment for improvements.] Notwithstanding sections 67-8 and 46-74.2 or any other law to the contrary, any society, association, or corporation engaged in religious, charitable, educational, scientific, literary, or other benevolent purposes whose land is exempt by law from assessment for improvements, may file or join others in filing a petition for an improvement district and shall, by such filing or joining to file, be deemed to have waived exemption from assessment for improvements and its lands within the improvement district shall be assessed for improvements without contribution from the county or the State. [L 1967, c 35, §1; HRS §46-74]
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Class BIT.highBIT.InstructionTable
java.lang.Object
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+----BIT.highBIT.InstructionTable
- public class InstructionTable
- extends Object
Contains constants used to represent Java Virtual Machine Instructions.

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COMPARISON_INSTRUCTION
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COMPARISON_INSTRUCTION instructions do comparison.
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CONDITIONAL_INSTRUCTION
- CONDITIONAL_INSTRUCTION instructions branch based on a condition.
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CONSTANT_INSTRUCTION
- CONSTANT_INSTRUCTION are instructions that deal with constants,
or with constant pool table.

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InstructionTypeName
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String representation of different types of instructions.

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OBJECT_INSTRUCTION
- OBJECT_INSTRUCTION instructions deal with object components.
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OpcodeName
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OpcodeName is an array of opcode names which can be indexed by
opcode.
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OperandNumber
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OperandNumber is an array indicating how many operands an instruction
takes.

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STORE_INSTRUCTION
- STORE_INSTRUCTION are store type instructions.
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swap
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tableswitch
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UNCONDITIONAL_INSTRUCTION
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UNCONDITIONAL_INSTRUCTION instructions branch unconditionally.
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InstructionTable()
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NOP_INSTRUCTION
public static final short NOP_INSTRUCTION
- NOP_INSTRUCTION are NOP instructions.
NOP_INSTRUCTION includes
nop instruction only.
CONSTANT_INSTRUCTION
public static final short CONSTANT_INSTRUCTION
- CONSTANT_INSTRUCTION are instructions that deal with constants,
or with constant pool table.
CONSTANT_INSTRUCTION includes
aconst_null, iconst_m1, iconst_0, iconst_1, iconst_2,
iconst_3, iconst_4, iconst_5, lconst_0, lconst_1,
fconst_0, fconst_1, fconst_2, dconst_0, dconst_1,
bipush, sipush, ldc, ldc_w, ldc2_w instructions.
LOAD_INSTRUCTION
public static final short LOAD_INSTRUCTION
- LOAD_INSTRUCTION are load type instructions.
LOAD_INSTRUCTION includes
iload, lload, fload, dload, aload, iload_0, iload_1, iload_2, iload_3,
lload_0, lload_1, lload_2, lload_3, fload_0, fload_1, fload_2, fload_3,
dload_0, dload_1, dload_2, dload_3, aload_0, aload_1, aload_2, aload_3,
iaload, laload, faload, daload, aaload, baload, caload, saload instructions.
STORE_INSTRUCTION
public static final short STORE_INSTRUCTION
- STORE_INSTRUCTION are store type instructions.
STORE_INSTRUCTION includes
istore, lstore, fstore, dstore, astore, istore_0, istore_1, istore_2, istore_3,
lstore_0, lstore_1, lstore_2, lstore_3, fstore_0, fstore_1, fstore_2, fstore_3,
dstore_0, dstore_1, dstore_2, dstore_3, astore_0, astore_1, astore_2, astore_3,
iastore, lastore, fastore, dastore, aastore, bastore, castore, sastore instructions.
STACK_INSTRUCTION
public static final short STACK_INSTRUCTION
- STACK_INSTRUCTION are instrctions that manipulate the stack.
STACK_INSTRUCTION includes
pop, pop2, dup, dup_x1, dup_x2, dup2, dup2_x1, dup2_x2, swap instructions.
ARITHMETIC_INSTRUCTION
public static final short ARITHMETIC_INSTRUCTION
- ARITHMETIC_INSTRUCTION are arithmetic instructions.
ARITHMETIC_INSTRUCTION includes
iadd, ladd, fadd, dadd, isub, lsub, fsub, dsub, imul, lmul, fmul, dmul,
idiv, ldiv, fdiv, ddiv, irem, irem, frem, drem, ineg, lneg, fneg, dneg,
ishl, lshl, ishr, lshr, iushr, lushr, iinc instructions.
LOGICAL_INSTRUCTION
public static final short LOGICAL_INSTRUCTION
- LOGICAL_INSTRUCTION are logical instructions.
LOGICAL_INSTRUCTION includes
iand, iand, ior, lor, ixor, lxor instructions.
CONVERSION_INSTRUCTION
public static final short CONVERSION_INSTRUCTION
- CONVERSION_INSTRUCTION instructions convert types.
CONVERSION_INSTRUCTION includes
i2l, i2f, i2d, l2i, l2f, l2d, f2i, f2l, f2d, d2i, d2l, d2f,
i2b, i2c, i2s instructions.
COMPARISON_INSTRUCTION
public static final short COMPARISON_INSTRUCTION
- COMPARISON_INSTRUCTION instructions do comparison.
COMPARISON_INSTRUCTION includes
lcmp, fcmpl, fcmpg, dcmpl, dcmpg instructions.
CONDITIONAL_INSTRUCTION
public static final short CONDITIONAL_INSTRUCTION
- CONDITIONAL_INSTRUCTION instructions branch based on a condition.
CONDITIONAL_INSTRUCTION includes
ifeq, ifne, iflt, ifge, ifgt, ifle, if_icmpeq, if_icmpne,
if_icmplt, if_icmpge, if_icmpgt, if_icmple, if_acmpeq, if_acmpne,
ifnull, ifnonnull instructions.
UNCONDITIONAL_INSTRUCTION
public static final short UNCONDITIONAL_INSTRUCTION
- UNCONDITIONAL_INSTRUCTION instructions branch unconditionally.
UNCONDITIONAL_INSTRUCTION includes
goto, jsr, ret, tableswitch, lookupswitch, ireturn, lreturn,
freturn, dreturn, areturn, return,
invokevirtual, invokenonvirtual, invokestatic,
invokeinterface, goto_w, jsr_w, ret_w, breakpoint instructions.
CLASS_INSTRUCTION
public static final short CLASS_INSTRUCTION
- CLASS_INSTRUCTION instructions deal with class components.
CLASS_INSTRUCTION includes
getstatic, putstatic instructions.
OBJECT_INSTRUCTION
public static final short OBJECT_INSTRUCTION
- OBJECT_INSTRUCTION instructions deal with object components.
OBJECT_INSTRUCTION includes
getfield, putfield, new, newarray, anewarray, arraylength instructions.
EXCEPTION_INSTRUCTION
public static final short EXCEPTION_INSTRUCTION
- EXCEPTION_INSTRUCTION instructions deal with exceptions.
EXCEPTION_INSTRUCTION includes
none.
INSTRUCTIONCHECK_INSTRUCTION
public static final short INSTRUCTIONCHECK_INSTRUCTION
- INSTRUCTIONCHECK_INSTRUCTION instructions deal with types.
INSTRUCTIONCHECK_INSTRUCTION includes
checkcast, instanceof instructions.
MONITOR_INSTRUCTION
public static final short MONITOR_INSTRUCTION
- MONITOR_INSTRUCTION instructions deal with monitors.
MONITOR_INSTRUCTION includes
monitorenter, monitorexit instructions.
OTHER_INSTRCTION
public static final short OTHER_INSTRCTION
- OTHER_INSTRUCTION instructions
OTHER_INSTRUCTION include
wide, impdep1, impdep2, and all other invalid opcodes.
InstructionTypeName
public static final String InstructionTypeName[]
- String representation of different types of instructions.
InstructionTypeTable
public static final short InstructionTypeTable[]
- InstructionTypeTable is an array indicating which type an instruction is.
One can modify this table if one wants to classify the instructions
differently than I have.
aaload
public static final short aaload
aastore
public static final short aastore
aconst_null
public static final short aconst_null
aload
public static final short aload
aload_0
public static final short aload_0
aload_1
public static final short aload_1
aload_2
public static final short aload_2
aload_3
public static final short aload_3
anewarray
public static final short anewarray
areturn
public static final short areturn
arraylength
public static final short arraylength
astore
public static final short astore
astore_0
public static final short astore_0
astore_1
public static final short astore_1
astore_2
public static final short astore_2
astore_3
public static final short astore_3
athrow
public static final short athrow
baload
public static final short baload
bastore
public static final short bastore
bipush
public static final short bipush
breakpoint
public static final short breakpoint
caload
public static final short caload
castore
public static final short castore
checkcast
public static final short checkcast
d2f
public static final short d2f
d2i
public static final short d2i
d2l
public static final short d2l
dadd
public static final short dadd
daload
public static final short daload
dastore
public static final short dastore
dcmpg
public static final short dcmpg
dcmpl
public static final short dcmpl
dconst_0
public static final short dconst_0
dconst_1
public static final short dconst_1
ddiv
public static final short ddiv
dload
public static final short dload
dload_0
public static final short dload_0
dload_1
public static final short dload_1
dload_2
public static final short dload_2
dload_3
public static final short dload_3
dmul
public static final short dmul
dneg
public static final short dneg
drem
public static final short drem
dreturn
public static final short dreturn
dstore
public static final short dstore
dstore_0
public static final short dstore_0
dstore_1
public static final short dstore_1
dstore_2
public static final short dstore_2
dstore_3
public static final short dstore_3
dsub
public static final short dsub
dup
public static final short dup
dup_x1
public static final short dup_x1
dup_x2
public static final short dup_x2
dup2
public static final short dup2
dup2_x1
public static final short dup2_x1
dup2_x2
public static final short dup2_x2
f2d
public static final short f2d
f2i
public static final short f2i
f2l
public static final short f2l
fadd
public static final short fadd
faload
public static final short faload
fastore
public static final short fastore
fcmpg
public static final short fcmpg
fcmpl
public static final short fcmpl
fconst_0
public static final short fconst_0
fconst_1
public static final short fconst_1
fconst_2
public static final short fconst_2
fdiv
public static final short fdiv
fload
public static final short fload
fload_0
public static final short fload_0
fload_1
public static final short fload_1
fload_2
public static final short fload_2
fload_3
public static final short fload_3
fmul
public static final short fmul
fneg
public static final short fneg
frem
public static final short frem
freturn
public static final short freturn
fstore
public static final short fstore
fstore_0
public static final short fstore_0
fstore_1
public static final short fstore_1
fstore_2
public static final short fstore_2
fstore_3
public static final short fstore_3
fsub
public static final short fsub
getfield
public static final short getfield
getstatic
public static final short getstatic
GOTO
public static final short GOTO
goto_w
public static final short goto_w
i2b
public static final short i2b
i2c
public static final short i2c
i2d
public static final short i2d
i2f
public static final short i2f
i2l
public static final short i2l
i2s
public static final short i2s
iadd
public static final short iadd
iaload
public static final short iaload
iand
public static final short iand
iastore
public static final short iastore
iconst_m1
public static final short iconst_m1
iconst_0
public static final short iconst_0
iconst_1
public static final short iconst_1
iconst_2
public static final short iconst_2
iconst_3
public static final short iconst_3
iconst_4
public static final short iconst_4
iconst_5
public static final short iconst_5
idiv
public static final short idiv
if_acmpeq
public static final short if_acmpeq
if_acmpne
public static final short if_acmpne
if_icmpeq
public static final short if_icmpeq
if_icmpne
public static final short if_icmpne
if_icmplt
public static final short if_icmplt
if_icmpge
public static final short if_icmpge
if_icmpgt
public static final short if_icmpgt
if_icmple
public static final short if_icmple
ifeq
public static final short ifeq
ifne
public static final short ifne
iflt
public static final short iflt
ifge
public static final short ifge
ifgt
public static final short ifgt
ifle
public static final short ifle
ifnonnull
public static final short ifnonnull
ifnull
public static final short ifnull
iinc
public static final short iinc
iload
public static final short iload
iload_0
public static final short iload_0
iload_1
public static final short iload_1
iload_2
public static final short iload_2
iload_3
public static final short iload_3
impdep1
public static final short impdep1
impdep2
public static final short impdep2
imul
public static final short imul
ineg
public static final short ineg
INSTANCEOF
public static final short INSTANCEOF
invokeinterface
public static final short invokeinterface
invokespecial
public static final short invokespecial
invokestatic
public static final short invokestatic
invokevirtual
public static final short invokevirtual
ior
public static final short ior
irem
public static final short irem
ireturn
public static final short ireturn
ishl
public static final short ishl
ishr
public static final short ishr
istore
public static final short istore
istore_0
public static final short istore_0
istore_1
public static final short istore_1
istore_2
public static final short istore_2
istore_3
public static final short istore_3
isub
public static final short isub
iushr
public static final short iushr
ixor
public static final short ixor
jsr
public static final short jsr
jsr_w
public static final short jsr_w
l2d
public static final short l2d
l2f
public static final short l2f
l2i
public static final short l2i
ladd
public static final short ladd
laload
public static final short laload
land
public static final short land
lastore
public static final short lastore
lcmp
public static final short lcmp
lconst_0
public static final short lconst_0
lconst_1
public static final short lconst_1
ldc
public static final short ldc
ldc_w
public static final short ldc_w
ldc2_w
public static final short ldc2_w
ldiv
public static final short ldiv
lload
public static final short lload
lload_0
public static final short lload_0
lload_1
public static final short lload_1
lload_2
public static final short lload_2
lload_3
public static final short lload_3
lmul
public static final short lmul
lneg
public static final short lneg
lookupswitch
public static final short lookupswitch
lor
public static final short lor
lrem
public static final short lrem
lreturn
public static final short lreturn
lshl
public static final short lshl
lshr
public static final short lshr
lstore
public static final short lstore
lstore_0
public static final short lstore_0
lstore_1
public static final short lstore_1
lstore_2
public static final short lstore_2
lstore_3
public static final short lstore_3
lsub
public static final short lsub
lushr
public static final short lushr
lxor
public static final short lxor
monitorenter
public static final short monitorenter
monitorexit
public static final short monitorexit
multianewarray
public static final short multianewarray
NEW
public static final short NEW
newarray
public static final short newarray
nop
public static final short nop
pop
public static final short pop
pop2
public static final short pop2
putfield
public static final short putfield
putstatic
public static final short putstatic
ret
public static final short ret
RETURN
public static final short RETURN
saload
public static final short saload
sastore
public static final short sastore
sipush
public static final short sipush
swap
public static final short swap
tableswitch
public static final short tableswitch
wide
public static final short wide
OpcodeName
public static final String OpcodeName[]
- OpcodeName is an array of opcode names which can be indexed by
opcode.
OperandNumber
public static final short OperandNumber[]
- OperandNumber is an array indicating how many operands an instruction
takes.
0 means that the instruction takes no operand.
1 means that the instruction takes one operand.
2 means that the instruction takes two operands.
4 means that the instruction takes four operands.
9 means that the instruction opcode is wide and that
depending on the first operand, either takes two or
four additional operands.
-1 means that the instruction is variable length - the instruction
opcode has to be either lookupswitch or tablelookup.
-2 means that the instruction opcode is not valid.
InstructionTable
public InstructionTable()
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CoreTweet
2.0.0-beta.2
Yet another .NET Twitter Library
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Represents a place, which are specific, named locations with corresponding geo coordinates. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| override string | ToString () |
| Returns the ID of this instance. More... | |
Properties | |
| IDictionary< string, string > | Attributes [get, set] |
| BoundingBox | BoundingBox [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a bounding box of coordinates which encloses this place. More... | |
| double[] | Centroid [get, set] |
| Place[] | ContainedWithin [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the array of Places contained within this Place. More... | |
| string | Country [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the name of the country containing this place. More... | |
| string | CountryCode [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the shortened country code representing the country containing this place. More... | |
| string | FullName [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the full human-readable representation of the name of the place. More... | |
| Coordinates | Geometry [get, set] |
| string | Id [get, set] |
| string | Name [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the short human-readable representation of the name of the place. More... | |
| string | PlaceType [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the type of location represented by this place. More... | |
| string[] | Polylines [get, set] |
| string | Url [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the URL representing the location of additional place metadata for this place. More... | |
| GeoVendorInfo | VendorInfo [get, set] |
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| Static Public Member Functions inherited from CoreTweet.Core.CoreBase | |
| static T | Convert< T > (string json, string jsonPath="") |
| Converts the JSON to a twitter object of the specified type. More... | |
| static List< T > | ConvertArray< T > (string json, string jsonPath) |
Represents a place, which are specific, named locations with corresponding geo coordinates.
They can be attached to Tweets by specifying a place_id when tweeting.
Tweets associated with places are not necessarily issued from that location but could also potentially be about that location.
Places can be searched for.
Tweets can also be found by place_id.
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Returns the ID of this instance.
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getset |
Gets or sets a hash of variant information about the place.
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getset |
Gets or sets a bounding box of coordinates which encloses this place.
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getset |
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getset |
Gets or sets the array of Places contained within this Place.
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getset |
Gets or sets the name of the country containing this place.
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getset |
Gets or sets the shortened country code representing the country containing this place.
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getset |
Gets or sets the full human-readable representation of the name of the place.
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getset |
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getset |
Gets or sets the ID representing this place.
Note that this is represented as a string, not an integer.
In trends/available or trends/closest, ID is a Yahoo! Where On Earth ID.
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getset |
Gets or sets the short human-readable representation of the name of the place.
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getset |
Gets or sets the type of location represented by this place.
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getset |
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getset |
Gets or sets the URL representing the location of additional place metadata for this place.
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getset |


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The Celestini Program is a flagship effort in the Marconi Society’s mission to celebrate, inspire and connect individuals building tomorrow’s technologies in service of a digitally inclusive world.
The Celestini Program’s objective is to inspire and connect the next generation of innovators in developing countries by empowering undergraduate students to create social and economic transformation in their communities through information and communications technology. The Marconi Society and our Young Scholars achieve this by selecting universities with promising undergrads and providing them with support and mentorship to help tap their students’ true potential.
2019 was the third successful year of the Celestini program in India. The program has been led by Dr. Aakanksha Chowdhery (Google Research) as a director of the program since 2017 in collaboration with IIT Delhi. She will be joined by Prof. Rajalakshmi Nandakumar (Cornell Tech NY) as a director in 2020.
We are closely monitoring the situation of COVID-19 to determine if we will hold the program in 2020.


HSBC and Santander customers set for refund
People who bank with HSBC and Santander are in line for a refund after a watchdog said they had failed to alert customers who went into the red.
The Competition and Market Authority said they broke rules by not sending text messages allowing people to avoid unarranged overdraft charges.
HSBC said it would refund a total of £8m to 115,000 customers.
Santander also said it would comply, but has not worked out the cost of the refunds yet.
The CMA said the banks first breached the rules in February 2018.
It said the refunds would cover all fees incurred by customers who had gone into unarranged overdrafts without being warned in time to take action.
The competition watchdog added that it was requiring the two banks to have their compliance with the rules checked independently.
HSBC's refund amounts to an average of just over £69.50 for each customer affected.
However, the actual refund that any customer receives will depend on how much he or she was charged for being overdrawn.
Disturbance policy
HSBC was found to have committed two breaches of the CMA's Retail Banking Market Investigation Order.
HSBC broke the rules because it had a policy of not disturbing customers after 22:45, the CMA found.
This meant that if customers went overdrawn between that time and 23:45, when balances were calculated, they were not alerted by text.
An HSBC spokesperson said: "Having been the first bank to auto-enrol customers to unarranged overdraft SMS alerts, and seeing that six in 10 of our customers who receive one then pay in money, avoiding additional charges, we appreciate how helpful these text messages can be.
"We apologise to those customers who for different reasons did not receive an alert. We will continue contacting customers who incurred overdraft charges as a result of these issues to apologise and provide a refund."
Santander broke the rules six times. It said: "We are very sorry that some customers in certain circumstances were not sent the required overdraft alerts. The introduction of these alerts is a move we welcomed and believe is a real support to customers.
"We have carried out a detailed review to understand why the errors happened and have taken steps to fix the issues. We are now working to identify and refund all affected customers as quickly as possible."
This is not the first time that the CMA has taken action against a financial institution over this issue.
In August, it ordered Nationwide building society to refund £6m in charges to 320,000 overdrawn customers after failing to send them the correct text warnings.
The CMA found that Nationwide had broken rules over text alerts 20 times.


[gecode-users] Gist and standard output
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Tue Dec 16 17:35:37 CET 2008
Gustavo Gutierrez wrote:
> Gist is great for debug, i was wondering if is there a way to use
> git and still has the standard output in the terminal from where
> gist was launched. As i have some "cout" statements in my code, when
> i use gist i cannot see them in the console.
I can't reproduce that behavior. On my machine, cout still works when
running Gist. Which platform do you use? It could be that the Qt
framework does something strange to cout on Windows or Linux (I can
only test Mac OS at the moment).
Cheers,
Guido
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Boliva's interim government to ask Venezuelan diplomats to leave the country
LA PAZ (Reuters) - Bolivia’s interim government will ask all Venezuelan diplomats to leave the country for allegedly interfering in the country’s internal affairs, the foreign minister said on Friday.
Karen Longaric added in a news conference that the government would also “go a bit further” regarding Venezuela later in the day, but declined to provide details.


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Adding Document Categories
How to create the categories list for the Documents module.
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- Click the List Editor link. This opens the Host > Lists page. Note. You can also navigate directly to the Lists page.
- Add a parent list and one or more list entries. See "Adding a Parent List"


BLACKJACK 21
Rules of Game
BLACKJACK 21 is a card game where two
cards are dealt to each player. The first player to reach
(or score) 21 points...WINS!
1. DEALER displays your initial two cards
and your SCORE (see pop-up window for both).
2. Next, take a HIT (take another card) or HOLD (take no more cards).
3.
6. Good luck...and don't lose too much money!


TestCafe Demo
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Forsake Me Not When My Strength Is Spent
1 In you, O LORD, do I take refuge;
let me never be put to shame!
2 In your righteousness deliver me and rescue me;
incline your ear to me, and save me!
3 Be to me a rock of refuge,
to which I may continually come;
you have given the command to save me,
for you are my rock and my fortress.
4 Rescue me, O my God, from the hand of the wicked,
from the grasp of the unjust and cruel man.
5 For you, O Lord, are my hope,
my trust, O LORD, from my youth.
6 Upon you I have leaned from before my birth;
you are he who took me from my mother's womb.


Why let death keep you down? The Mummy
By Ross Anthony
A "B" movie wrapped in a winding cloth of "A" special effects. Universal unleashes a film that feels like a ride at its studios in L.A. -- classic Hollywood hoopla! Hundreds of screaming soldiers on horses, crashing biplanes, scary monsters, and a wide-eyed Bob Hope kind of light-heartedness "The Mummy" is not heavy drama ... it's scary-lite.
In ancient Egypt a man is naughty with the Pharaoh's mistress. She kills herself and they mummify him alive. (You'd think that'd to teach 'em.) However, much later (1923) an American adventurer (Indiana Jones without the edgemacation) hooks up with a Hieroglyphics reading librarian and her brother. Together they sort of accidentally awaken the mummy, whose "soul mission" is to wreak havoc with its "human race ending" evil.
The crude toughened cowboy whose only knowledge is his experience couples (in tasty contrast) with the clumsy, but proper librarian whose only knowledge is theory. Though the film sets itself up rather nicely from a scripting point of view; once the mummy kidnaps the girl, it isn't too much more than a special effects vehicle.
What the movie did excellently: Pharaoh's Mistress' costume -- a great intro to the film. Music - as powerful as were the special effects awesome. Chuckles -- I laughed out loud more than a few times. And of course, KILLER SPECIAL EFFECTS. The first appearance of the mummy is genuinely awe inspiring.
What kept the movie from truly being great: Camels out run horses. A row of soldiers stands in the line of fire, just to fall dramatically when shot. An overkill climax that subtracts from the drama. Overuse of a great bugs visual. And all though Brendan Fraser's first scream at the mummy is pricelessly hilarious, all others thereafter fall short. But, the hardest hit to this "big picture" was a cartoon-like plane crash that spanked a disappointingly out-of-place end to a fantastic special effects sequence.
Though plagued a bit with bugs, "The Mummy" is still a whole heck of a lot of fun.
Starring Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz. Screenplay and direction by Stephen Sommers. Produced by James Jacks and Sean Daneil at Univeral/Alphaville. Rated PG-13.
Grade..........................A-
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Curt Hibbs has released Instant Rails for Windows. It’s a package of everything needed to get Ruby on Rails running on Apache and MySQL. It’s nicely done as just a single directory, so it doesn’t spread itself all over the system. It’s perfect for trying out Rails in no time at all.
If you’re on OS X, you should look into Locomotive. It’s a similar system for macheads.


--- layout: post esbma_id: 1738 title: SourceGear at SD West next week date: 2008-02-29 14:19:15 ---
SD West is next week and SourceGear has a whole bunch of stuff happening:
We like to use trade shows as a public debut of new products. Last week we shipped "dot one" releases of Vault and Fortress. SD West will be our first opportunity to talk with customers in person about these new versions.
 The business of software can be so impersonal. Software flows out our T1 line. Money flows in. I love trade shows because they're a place where customers are not just rows in a database. People stop by and tell us they love our product. We thank them. People come and tell us we disappointed them. We listen.
But mostly, people come and ask us what's new. We show them. And their reactions are some of the best product feedback we get.
Fortress 1.1 and Vault 4.1 have some cool new stuff. Here's a shot of the new "tag cloud" feature in Fortress:
Come see us in booth 308 next week and we'll show you.
Continuing our Evil Mastermind theme, we have arranged to have a comic book placed in the conference bag for every attendee.
We also have a new edition of the Evil Mastermind T-shirt. We're bringing a thousand of them to give away in our booth.
The other tenants in our office building don't have any idea what we do. They refer to SourceGear as "that company with a pool table up on the top floor".
I wonder what those folks would have said about the company HORSE games we used to have at our previous location. :-)
Anyway, I strongly believe that a little recreation is a critical part of the culture of any good software company.
These days, the popular place to be at SourceGear is the room with the video game consoles hooked up to the plasma TV. It turns out that our development team lead is pretty darn good at Guitar Hero. In fact, he will be taking on all challengers in our booth at SD West next week.
And if we're going to play Guitar Hero, why not have the real thing as well? On the last day of the show we will have a prize drawing for an Evil Mastermind electric guitar. It's a Schecter PT, and the customization work was professionally done. I saw this instrument yesterday, and it looks really sweet. For more details, see Paul Roub's blog.
Friday morning at the conference I will be moderating a panel discussion. It's in the Business of Software track, and the topic is Private Company Exit Strategies.
We are honored that SourceGear DiffMerge has been chosen as one of the Jolt Award finalists this year. We'll be there at the announcement ceremony March 5th. The competition in our category looks really tough, but somebody's gonna win, so we're hoping it's us. :-)


Updated on 2020-11-22: we were nominated for the Best New Composite Part prize.
The specially designed and constructed parts of our project are shown below.
Our best basic part is BBa_K3606000, and our best composite part is BBa_K3606029.
Team parts at parts.igem.org.


How to setup you computer for the course:
- Go to course page on Udemy
- Watch and follow 6 videos in section Setting Up Your Machine
- If you have any questions or get errors while setup feel free to send DM or come see me at my desk and I'll try to help.
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Vocabulary for CREType
Description:
Assigned OID: 2.16.840.1.1138<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS>
A categorisation of patient Care Record elements. Taken from NPfIT Care Record Elements document, v1.1
This has now been deprecated in favour of CRETypeSnCT
Values:
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Note |
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010 |
Personal demographics |
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020 |
Personal Preference |
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021 |
Proactive Personal Preference |
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022 |
Reactive Personal Preference |
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030 |
Finding |
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031 |
Clinical Observation |
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032 |
Investigation Result |
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040 |
Diagnosis |
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050 |
Family History |
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060 |
Social Context |
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061 |
Social & Personal Circumstances |
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062 |
Services and Carers |
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063 |
Behaviour |
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100 |
Procedures |
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101 |
Treatment |
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102 |
Investigation |
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103 |
Administrative Procedure |
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104 |
Provision of Advice and Information to Patients and Carers |
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110 |
Medication |
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150 |
Care Event |
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160 |
Additional Record Location |
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170 |
Clinical Correspondence |
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171 |
Clinical Documentation |
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172 |
Patient/Carer Correspondence |
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173 |
Third-party Correspondence |
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200 |
Functioning and Wellbeing |
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210 |
Projected and actual outcomes |
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211 |
Prognosis |
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212 |
Goal |
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213 |
Actual Outcome |
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220 |
Problems & Issues |
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230 |
Risks and Warnings |
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231 |
Allergies & Adverse Reactions |
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232 |
Risk to Patient |
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Risk to Care Practitioner or Third Party |
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Care Plan |
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Thomas Sankara
Thomas Isidore Sankara, was born on December 21, 1949 and died on October 15, 1987 (assassinated). He was born to Joseph Sankara and Marguerite Kinda in Yako, French Upper Volta, now known as Burkina-Faso. He was the third child and spent his early years in Gaoua.
He began his military career in 1966 at the age of 17. In 1974 he fought a war between Upper Volta (Burkina-Faso) and Mali. He became prominent after the war.
In 1976, he became commander of the Commando Training Center in Pô. In 1981, under Saye Zerbo's military's reign, he was appointed Minister of Information, where he differenciated from other government officials. After the November 7th 1982 coup, Major-Doctor Jean-Baptiste Ouédraogo was brought to power and Sankara was made Prime Minister in January 1983 but was dismissed 4 months later for pushing progressive reforms. In 1983, a coup d'état organized by Blaise Compaoré made Sankara president at the age of 33. Sankara's presidency was a prototype of revolutionary ideas inspired by Fidel Castro (Cuba), Che Guevara, and Ghana's military leader Jerry Rawlings. Sankara made reforms in:
- Health care and public works
- Tribunal Processes
- Relationships with Mossi people
- Government spendings
- Women's Rights
- Agriculture
In October 1997, Sankara was assassinated along with 12 other official in a coup d'état organized by his former friend Blaise Compaore who happened to be the same person who helped put him in power.
Read more about Thomas Sankara here


SkyTrain workers vote to strike
by Marcella Bernardo and Lauren BoothbySummary
SkyTrain workers have voted overwhelmingly in favour of strike action
CUPE 7000 says they are committed to reaching a deal without disruptions to service
The union is asking to meet with BC Rapid Transit Company to come to an agreement before planned mediation next week
VANCOUVER (NEWS 1130) – Transit riders in Metro Vancouver are facing the possibility of even more disruptions now that 900 SkyTrain workers have voted in favour of strike action.
The CUPE 7000 members have delivered a 96.8 per cent strike mandate after talks broke down to create a new contract Nov. 12.
No strike notice has been issued yet, and more mediated talks will be held later this month with negotiators for employer BC Rapid Transit Company. Canada Line and West Coast Express would not be affected by any future job action, as they are not members of this union.
Union President Tony Rebelo says they are committed to reaching a deal without disruptions to SkyTrain users.
“There’s no danger of strike notice whatsoever. We’re committed to getting a deal without having any type of service disruption, but now that’s up to the employer. The employer needs to come to the table, bargain with us seriously, and understand that our members are not happy with what has been offered and how they’ve been acting at the table.”
He says workers are frustrated after more than 40 bargaining sessions, the employer has failed to resolve some key issues including wages, staffing levels and forced overtime.
“Our members told us clearly what they’re willing to do, to get a good and fair deal at the table,” he says.
Mike Ladrak, President of the BC Rapid Transit Company, says they are looking forward to discussions and hope they can reach a fair deal.
“Eight mediated meetings have been scheduled to occur over the next month. Mediation is a very important and productive way for parties to resolve their differences in any labour negotiation,” he says in a news release.
“While CUPE 7000 members have passed a vote which gives them the option of taking job action, at this time the union has not given any indication of providing a strike notice. There is currently no disruption to SkyTrain service.”
Job action by transit workers with Coast Mountain Bus Company, who are represented by Unifor, began Nov. 1. A full shutdown of the bus system has been promised by that union Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of next week if a new deal isn’t reached.


Welcome to the CUI Control Toolkit Sample Application.
This Application:
For information on Silverlight and ASP.NET versions of the Toolkit controls, view the Controls section on www.mscui.net
Click on the dropdown list above to view the WPF and WinForms controls.
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To configure and control the activation of this feature, select Maintain | Sweep. The Sweep Data Feature dialog is displayed. Configure the ‘Sweep’ features and select “OK”.
‘Sweep’ is an automatic backup feature for analysis results. An INCC analysis creates text report using a time and date naming scheme (see Output files - File Naming Conventions below). INCC can also export a complete binary copy of all analysis results for a specific detector. INCC creates a separate file for each analysis which include the original measurement data, the calibration parameters used for the analysis, and the complete analysis results (see Maintain | Transfer Save As/Export for transfer file details). ‘Sweep’, when activated, takes advantage of these two types of INCC output files by automatically copying a text result and a binary transfer file to a user determined location. When activated, ‘Sweep’ will create these copies for each measurement analysis performed.
To activate 'Sweep', select the “Use the Sweep Feature” check box on the Sweep Feature Data dialog. To choose a sweep location, select the “Select Location:” button, and use the presented file dialog to navigate to the desired location, the folder to place the ‘swept’ copies of measurement results. Select “OK” to save the settings and close the dialog. Subsequent measurement analyses will use these ‘Sweep’ settings.
Because both the transfer binary file and the text results files share the same measurement file name and type file suffix, the ‘Sweep’ feature adds the .TXT suffix to the test results file. For example, suppose the ‘Sweep’ location is set to d:\Sweep\helvetii\, and the ‘Sweep’ feature has been activated. A Verification measurement is performed, with results file name 576O5502.VER. The transfer file name will also be 576O5502.VER. The ‘Sweep’ feature simply appends a .txt to the test results file 576O5502.VER.txt. Two files are copied to the sweep location: 576O5502.VER.and 576O5502.VER.txt.


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Self-confessed Chinese spy spills secrets in Australia
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You really didn't strike me as the terrorist type. I guess I need to upgrade my "terdar" :).
I'll have to find someone else with whom to exchange recipes. I suppose it's all for the best. You won't have access to many exotic ingredients where you are going anyway.
However, I would feel bad if I left you with nothing. Here is a simple recipe you should be able to make anywhere: Baked mashed potatoes!
You will need 1 kg of potatoes, 1 cup of milk, 110 g of cream cheese, 1 stick of unsalted butter, and 3 large eggs.
Heat the oven to 200°C. Then simmer the potatoes in a large pot with 2-3 cm of water. Cover the pot and steam the potatoes for 20 min until tender. Remove the water and add the other ingredients along with 2 teaspoons of salt and ½ teaspoon of pepper. Mash the potatoes and fold in the eggs, then transfer the mixture to a buttered baking dish. Bake the mixture for 25-30 min, until golden.
The only ingredient you may have trouble finding is the cream cheese, but you can probably convince one of the guards to procure it. I'll put in a good word for you. Just don't hide a bomb in the cheese, or anything :). Enjoy!
Salvinu Manduca
Senior Consultant


Tamannaah Bhatia looks like a modern-day princess in this eclectic dress
by TIMESOFINDIA.COMSouthern sensation and Indian movie star, Tamannaah Bhatia is our favourite when it comes to setting style goals. The diva's Instagram is proof of the fact that her fashion game is always on point. The blue-eyed beauty who's been making news for her recent sari looks just set the internet on fire with a princess look and we can't keep our eyes off her.
Tamannaah took to Instagram to post a series of photos of herself, slaying in a short eclectic multi-hued dress and that was enough to stir up the social media channel.
The stunner rocked a dress hand-painted by American artist Travis Black that was inspired by early 19th century paintings in seed catalogs.
The beautiful outfit is courtesy talented designer duo, Gauri and Nainika, and it won't be hard to say it's one of the most interesting dresses we have seen on an Indian actor this year.
Styled by Sukriti Grover, the actress accessorised her look with chunky gold hoops from Minerali Store and white and yellow pumps from Dune London.
We loved Tamannaah's colourful look, tell us how did you like it in the comment section below.


Uh oh!
It looks like your iframe has not been configure yet. Go into the SmartDisplayPi folder and edit index2.html in the web folder.


About Code Thesaurus
Code Thesaurus is a system that allows you to compare structures of programming languages side-by-side
in an easy to learn way. It's a great method for learning a new programming language after you
already know one, or to quickly use as a cheat sheet or a reference tool. It's designed to help
take out the verbosity of language documentation and simplify the way to get quick answers when
you're stuck in a bind.
History
The concept of Code Thesaurus was invited by Sarah Withee back in 2015. She was approached by
another developer on a Slack team and was asked if she could help debug something in Ruby, a
language she hadn't used before. Having used about six languages before, she looked at the code and
found the issue. The problem was she didn't know how to fix it. After rummaging through Ruby's
documentation and not finding what she was looking for, she knew how to do it in another language
and wished she could just compare them side-by-side instead.
Time and time again, she ended up either working in a new language at a job, staring at someone
else's code, or trying to fix some issue somewhere that she knew, in concept how to fix, but just
struggling digging through documentation trying to find that right solution.
She searched for a long time trying to find someone that had built such a tool already. She found
numerous cheat sheets, or examples of programming problems written in several languages, but not
syntactical comparisons. After about a year of trying to think through the problem of "How could
you compare any two languages together?" as well as "How do I build a system that is
easy and encouraging to add language meta data to?", she finally started slowly working on this
project.
The base of the project was mostly built during Hacktoberfest 2018 and Hacktoberfest 2019.


Package com.trello.qa.tests
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5%
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Failed tests
- BoardCreationTests. testBoardCreation
- BoardCreationTests. testBoardCreationDP[0](name 1)
- BoardCreationTests. testBoardCreationDP[1](1)
- BoardCreationTests. testBoardCreationDP[2](׀¿ׁ€׀¿ׁ€׀¿ׁ€)
- BoardDeletionTest. deletionBoardTest
- BoardModificationTests. changeBoardName
- TeamCreationTests. testTeamCreationFromLeftNavMenu
- TeamCreationTests. testTeamCreationFromPlusButtonOnHeader
- TeamCreationTests. testTeamCreationFromPlusButtonOnHeaderWithDataProviderFromcsv[0](TeamData{teamName='1'})
- TeamCreationTests. testTeamCreationFromPlusButtonOnHeaderWithDataProviderFromcsv[1](TeamData{teamName='Very long name of the team 123'})
- TeamCreationTests. testTeamCreationFromPlusButtonOnHeaderWithDataProviderFromcsv[2](TeamData{teamName='Team'})
- TeamCreationTests. testTeamCreationFromPlusButtonOnHeaderWithDataProviderFromcsv[3](TeamData{teamName='%^&*('})
- TeamCreationTests. testTeamCreationFromPlusButtonOnHeaderWithDataProvider[0](name, description)
- TeamCreationTests. testTeamCreationFromPlusButtonOnHeaderWithDataProvider[1](NAME, DESC)
- TeamCreationTests. testTeamCreationFromPlusButtonOnHeaderWithDataProvider[2](1234, 45654)
- TeamCreationTests. testTeamCreationFromPlusButtonOnHeaderWithDataProvider[3](&^#$, *&^%)
- TeamCreationTests. testTeamCreationFromPlusButtonOnHeaderWithDataProvider[4](name, )
- TeamDeletionTests. deleteTeamFromLeftNavMenu
Classes
| Class | Tests | Failures | Ignored | Duration | Success rate |
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| BoardCreationTests | 4 | 4 | 0 | 20.667s | 0% |
| BoardDeletionTest | 1 | 1 | 0 | 5.142s | 0% |
| BoardModificationTests | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0.080s | 0% |
| TeamCreationTests | 12 | 11 | 0 | 13m36.31s | 8% |
| TeamDeletionTests | 1 | 1 | 0 | 5.102s | 0% |


What are the best practices associated with using classes vs. ids?
Before we get into using Classes and ID's, we need to understand the key differences between
them.
ID's are unique. This means that for any element in a webpage, it can only have one
ID. There can also only be that one element with that ID on the website.
Classes however,
are not unique. There can be any number of elements on a website that are of the same
class.
An element can have styling both from a class, and an ID. If any of the code
clashes between these, the ID code will take priority.
Therefore, the best practice is as follows:
If there is one element that you wish to have
styled differently from other elements on the website, this is where an ID would be
used.
If you have multiple elements on the webpage which require the same styling, these
can be all put in the same class.
If an element requires MOST of the styling from a
class, but needs some specific adjustment, you can use both here - the code related to the
ID will make the adjustments neccesary.


Chocolate Pizza
POSTED ON 15 DEC 2013/DESSERTS
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 toss 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.
Ice cream: In a small pot over medium heat, combine milk, and granulated sugar until sugar is completely dissolved and the milk is just barely lukewarm. Whisk in the egg yolks. Set mixture in the fridge and wait until the fig mixture is cool.
Using an ice cream machine, pour liquids into the frozen basin and process according to manufacturer instructions, i.e., let spin and thicken for 20 minutes before adding mascarpone, fig jam mixture and the nuts. Continue to process for +/- 10 minutes. Pour semi-frozen mixture into a pyrex dish, or glass tupperware. Freeze for at least two hours before serving.
- 1 1/2 cups milk
- 1/2 cup mascarpone
- 1/2 tsp pink salt
- 1 lb Black Mission Figs
- 1/2 cup brown sugar
- 2-4 tbsp water
- 11/2 cups heavy cream
- 1/3 cup granulated sugar
- 2 egg yolks
- 1 lemon, juiced
- 2 tbsp butter
- 1 cup honey roasted pecans,roughly
chopped
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