Guidance
Read ‘Academy conversion: important dates’ for the deadlines schools in the process of converting to academy status must meet.
Dates that schools converting to academies need to send documents and other information.
PDF , 247KB , 2 pages
PDF , 247KB , 2 pages
PDF , 247KB , 2 pages
PDF , 249KB , 2 pages
Schools open as an academy on the first day of the month. To open on the chosen month, you must complete all the necessary paperwork associated with the conversion in the previous month.
These documents explain the final dates you should send documents and other information to the:
to ensure you can open on the first of the intended month.
Published: 4 July 2013
Updated: 2 July 2015
From: Department for Education
Part of: Opening an academy or free school


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WITNESS LIST Finance Committee May 9, 2001 - 4:00P HB 658 FOR: Olivares, Leo City Administrator (City of Rio Grande), Rio Grande, TX ON: Porter, Rick Attorney (U.T. System & Texas A&M), Dallas, TX Scott, Tom Governmental Relations (U.T.System), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Lopez, Lauro L. Mayor Pro Tem (Rio Grande City, Tax), Rio Grande, TX Lopez, Leo (Self), RGC, TX Saenz, Ruben Starr Gas Company Director (Starr County) On: Gonzalez, Lita Attorney (Comptroller of Public Accounts), Austin, TX Nevarez, Miguel A. Higher Education (U.T - Pan American), Edinburg, TX SB 1813 ON: Benedict, Jerry Director (OCA), Austin, TX


| DOSE: |
|
smoked |
DMT |
(powder / crystals) |
I can't say for certain what happened. It wasn't the environment: I was surrounded by loving, accepting, beautiful people. My clothes were comfortable, the air was comfortable, the couch was comfortable. I wasn't nervous about the trip, nor was it my first time.
The first to inhale the DMT was lolled on the floor, grinning sheepishly as he usually does.  I was the third, and immediately something felt wrong. I was detached, I was made of styrofoam. I was in another world, completely separate from everyone and everything...just like all the times before...but somehow it was different. I realized the process of life, and I realized that it meant nothing. I was distraught, and everyone around me was giggling and loving and touchy-feely and so adorable. I couldn't stand it. All the negativity and absence of meaning welled inside me, spilled out, and I started crying.
In my journal I scrawled the following, and somewhere between the beginning and the end of my writing, I realized that I should wait until I was completely sober before acting so rashly and leaving my body and so much painful responsibility to my friends.
'It's 4:07 a.m. and I've just realized that nothing, absolutely nothing, means anything. Not art. Not beauty.  Not even family.

Jesus.
I've never met anyone else who had quite this reaction, although I've met a few people who say they've realized that nothing matters and have come through that revelation to the conclusion that they should just enjoy themselves and live. It may have been fluctuations in serotonin, hell I might have eaten something that disagreed with the DMT chemically. I don't know.
(Just remember kids, drugs are unpredictable!)
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Which are valid site diagnostic logs in Azure Websites? (Choose all that apply.)
Which Azure PowerShell cmdlet should you use to download the diagnostic logs from
an Azure website to your local computer?
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apply.)
When coniguring endpoint monitoring, how many external website locations can you
conigure to perform web tests for an endpoint?
Which is not part of the contents backed up when using the backup service for an
Azure Website?
Website performance metrics


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Emotions play a very important role in our relations with other people and also in the way we make use of computers.Affective computing is a domain that focuses on user emotions while he or she interacts with computers and applications. As emotional state of a person may affect concentration, task solving and decision making skills, the vision of affective computing is to make systems able to recognize human emotions and influence them in order to enhance productivity and effectiveness of working with computers. Facial Expression Recognition facilitates our capacity for resilience, motivation, empathy, reasoning, stress management, communication, and our ability to read.
The following datasets were used for training machine learning model:
The goal of this project is to explore the field of Facial Expression Recognition (FER) using existing public datasets and create an application that can be used by various user groups to improve their emotional intelligence skills. The app can be used by police officers, social workers, psychologists and other professionals whose job involves a lot of interactions with people.
The app allows an easy fun way to test and improve the emotion recognition ability as the user get an opportunity to compete against the model. The app has over 100+ stock images, however in a near future users would be able to upload their own images. As this is implemented the uploaded images will allow a more extensive training model. We stood up a 100tb server to house the images.
While most people can probably identify happy faces, the task becomes more difficult when they need to differentiate between less popular emotions such as fear, disgust or contempt. It becomes even more difficult if the decision must be made fast.
Multiple researchers including Timothy Turner (Identifying Emotional Intelligence Competencies Differentiating FBI, 2007) argue that emotional intelligence changes with age and can be improved upon. Although, understanding of other people emotions is only a small part of emotional intelligence, it is a critical skill for many occupations. Unfortunately, the emotional intelligence assessments and training programs are still not readily available for many of these professionals.
In the future we are hoping to provide real time FER to our users utilizing our server based technologies and cloud computing. The app can improve lives of many visually impaired people as we are exploring ways to utilize the app to recognize facial expressions of the people around them. As visually impaired user interact with someone the software would advise the user of the emotional state of the people they are interacting with.
We stood up a Linux server to allow the collection of Images from our User base. The intention is that our users will sign a disclaimer allowing us to use their images for testing data. On the server we built GPU processing the intention is to intake images process the image and depending on the prediction the image is staged in our system before becoming part of the training data.
Credits to those who helped our project with their contributions:


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.deidentifier.arx.algorithm |
This package provides algorithms which traverse the generalization lattice.
|
| org.deidentifier.arx.framework.check.history |
This package implements the 'history' optimization.
|
| org.deidentifier.arx.framework.lattice |
This package provides the internal generalization lattice
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
NodeAction |
FLASHPhaseConfiguration.getTriggerCheck()
Getter: A trigger for checking nodes in this phase.
|
NodeAction |
FLASHPhaseConfiguration.getTriggerEvaluate()
Getter: A trigger for evaluating nodes in this phase.
|
NodeAction |
FLASHPhaseConfiguration.getTriggerSkip()
Getter: A trigger for skipping nodes in this phase.
|
NodeAction |
FLASHConfiguration.getTriggerSnapshotStore()
Getter: A trigger controlling which transformations are snapshotted.
|
NodeAction |
FLASHPhaseConfiguration.getTriggerTag()
Getter: A trigger for tagging nodes in this phase.
|
NodeAction |
FLASHConfiguration.getTriggerTagEvent()
Getter: A trigger firing when a tag event should be triggered on the lattice.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static FLASHConfiguration |
FLASHConfiguration.createBinaryPhaseConfiguration(FLASHPhaseConfiguration config,
NodeAction triggerSnapshotStore,
NodeAction triggerTagEvent,
boolean pruneDueToLowerBound)
Creates a binary-phase only configuration.
|
static FLASHConfiguration |
FLASHConfiguration.createLinearPhaseConfiguration(FLASHPhaseConfiguration config,
NodeAction triggerSnapshotStore,
NodeAction triggerTagEvent,
boolean pruneDueToLowerBound)
Creates a linear-phase only configuration.
|
static FLASHConfiguration |
FLASHConfiguration.createTwoPhaseConfiguration(FLASHPhaseConfiguration binaryPhaseConfiguration,
FLASHPhaseConfiguration linearPhaseConfiguration,
NodeAction triggerSnapshotStore,
NodeAction triggerTagEvent,
boolean pruneDueToLowerBound)
Creates a two-phase configuration.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
FLASHPhaseConfiguration(int anonymityProperty,
NodeAction triggerTag,
NodeAction triggerCheck,
NodeAction triggerEvaluate,
NodeAction triggerSkip)
Creates a configuration for an active phase.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static NodeAction |
History.STORAGE_TRIGGER_ALL
Store all transformations.
|
static NodeAction |
History.STORAGE_TRIGGER_NON_ANONYMOUS
Store only non-anonymous transformations.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
NodeAction |
History.getStorageTrigger()
Returns the current storage strategy.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
History.setStorageTrigger(NodeAction trigger)
Set the storage strategy.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
NodeAction.NodeActionAND
A trigger for nodes.
|
static class |
NodeAction.NodeActionConstant
A trigger for nodes.
|
static class |
NodeAction.NodeActionInverse
A trigger for nodes.
|
static class |
NodeAction.NodeActionOR
A trigger for nodes.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
Lattice.setTagTrigger(NodeAction trigger)
When this trigger executed, a tagged event will be fired.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
NodeAction.NodeActionAND(NodeAction trigger) |
NodeAction.NodeActionInverse(NodeAction trigger) |
NodeAction.NodeActionOR(NodeAction trigger) |


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APT PUPIL RATING: 6 / 10 --> Barely recommendable
For more reviews, trivia and movie screensavers, visit http://www.joblo.com/
PLOT: A teenager discovers one of his neighbors to be an ex-Nazi from the World War II death camps, and blackmails the man into telling him all about the atrocities that he committed.
CRITIQUE: It seemed as though the premise of this film had a certain amount of promise, but the film lacks any real suspense or action, doesn't provide us with any real sympathetic characters to care about, but does offer some excellent acting performances by the main leads, Ian McKellen and Brad Renfro. The one thing they never really explain in this film, which surely lightened my intensity for it, was WHY the teenage kid wanted to hear all those awful stories? Did he get off on it?  We are asked to commit to his plight solely on the fact that the kid is interested in the subject. I for one, would have liked a better background construction for the teenager, so that I could have appreciated his character on another level. As it was, I disliked his character even more than the ex-Nazi, and never really cared about the story, which didn't provide for any real tension, save for the tacked on "incident" which occurs near the end.  Right over my head. You know something strange is going on in a film review, when I actually praise David Schwimmer for his role as well. Forgive me, father.
See it if the subject matter interests you, you like director Bryan Singer's style, or you want to see some great acting performances from the two leads, otherwise there is no real reason to see this movie. For a much better story, greater performances and stronger characters, rent AMERICAN HISTORY X (8.5/10) instead.
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: The novel by Stephen King has a much darker ending. The Brad Renfro character of Todd goes mad and starts shooting innocent people on a highway! It is also to note that Todd's high school mascot (the Pirates) and school colors (green and gold) are the same as director Bryan Singer's old high school. Also, the number on Todd's varsity jacket (85) is the year Bryan graduated. The first attempt to film this story in 1987 ran over budget and was stopped. It starred Rick Schroeder and Nicol Williamson, and was directed by Alan Bridges. In real-life, actor Ian McKellen has been very frank about his preference of the company of men to women. He is one of the few openly gay actors in Hollywood. The release of this movie was delayed for almost a year. It was in major turmoil over a shower scene in the film that supposedly featured nude underage males. It took about a year to clear everything up until it was eventually released. Director Bryan Singer graduated from USC cinema school in 1989, and has named his production company, Bad Hat Harry Productions, after a line from JAWS, one of his favorite movies. Brad Renfro made his motion picture debut in the 1994 Joel Schumacher film THE CLIENT opposite Susan Sarandon. He played the main lead kid. Before that, he had acted in school productions, and was discovered in a national talent search at the age of 10. In 1998, he was arrested for possession of marijuana and cocaine. Es tu another Robert Downey Jr. in wait? This film was originally titled GOLDEN BOY.
Review Date: August 8, 1999 Director: Bryan Singer Writer: Brandon Boyce (based on a novella by Stephen King) Producers: Jane Hamsher, Don Murphy and Bryan Singer Actors: Ian McKellen as Kurt Dussander Brad Renfro as Todd Bowen Genre: Drama Year of Release: 1998 ------------------------------------- JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com/ ------------------------------------- (c) 1999 Berge Garabedian
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should show up in your Sentry project with DSN
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Bootstrap Table
Bootstrap table displays data in a tabular format and offers rich support to radio, checkbox, sort, pagination and so on. The table has been designed to reduce development time and to require no specific knowledge from developers. It is both featherweight and feature-rich.
Latest release
1.3.0 (2014-10-16)
- [enh] Take
showHeader
option effect to the card view. - [enh] Rename and update locale files.
- [bug] Fix #102: Wrong
options.columns
initialization. - [enh] Fix #121: Add extensions for bootstrap table.
- [bug] Fix #138: IE8 search data and remove method error.
- [bug] Fix bug: sorter and check all do not work in some case.
- [enh] Add
bootstrap-table-nl-NL.js
andbootstrap-table-el-GR.js
. - [enh] Support search without data-field set, trim search input.
- [enh] Fix #81: Allow the
class
to be applied to the radio or checkbox row. - [bug] Fix #135, #142: Search use formatted data.
- [enh] Verify search text before send queryParams.
- [bug] Fix #148: column events support namespace.
- [enh] Support to disable radio or checkbox column by formatter.
Features
- Created for Bootstrap 3 (Bootstrap 2 supported)
- Responsive web design
- Scrollable Table with fixed headers
- Fully configurable
- Via data attributes
- Show/Hide columns
- Show/Hide headers
- Get data in JSON format using AJAX
- Simple column sorting with a click
- Format column
- Single or multiple row selection
- Powerful pagination
- Card view
- Localization


Having developed a few things over the years, hopefully SiteBuild will be of some use, though I've deliberately kept it as simple as possible (and no simpler).


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Hi there! My name is George Sandoval, i am student of the UC Berkeley full stack flex program. New to coding but eager to get started on bigger projects! Feel free to email me or even check out my links at the bottom of my page to see more of my work and what I've been working on! I am Bilengual, hardworking, and a focused indivual learning more about Coding on a daily basis looking forward to start a carrer in the tech world.
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Some of my goals that I plan to reach before completeing this course is mastery of: HTML, CSS, and Javascript.
Another goal of mine is to create more fully functioning apps with the use of Bulma
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Welcome
To control the lights on my house, you will first have to tell me who you are by logging into one of the social media authentication services that I have enabled (currently only facebook). Once logged in you will be able to control any of 16 individual outlets with different lights plugged into them.
How it all started...
me: I don't have any hobbies... I think I'll buy a Raspberry Pi...
wife: is it very expensive?
me: no. it's only $35
wife: go for it!
2 years later...
- Raspberry Pi Deluxe Starter Kit... $85
- 16 channel relay control board... $48
- Additional Jumper Wires... $10
- Weather proof project enclosure... $57
- Weather proof cable glands... $5
- 250 ft. of green lamp wire... $45
- 32 plugs and sockets for custom-length extension cords... $45
- Countless hours learning nodejs, express, and polymer for the first time ... Pricele$$!
Yet To Do:
- additional social media authentication services (google+, twitter, and others coming soon)
- FIFO queue for authenticated users with 5 minutes of dedicated time (raspberry pi can't handle too many concurrent users... plus it gets too hard to tell if it's actually YOU controlling the lights or someone else)
- geo fencing based on mobile device location (so I know you're looking at my lights and not sitting half way around the world freaking out my dog :)
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Version 4.0.0-rc.3¶
Release Date: Oct 19, 2019
RC.3 release of CodeIgniter4
Enhancements:
- Beefed up database, session & routing handling.
- Fixed numerous bugs & user guide errata.
App changes:
- New $CSRFHeaderName property in App/Config/App
Message changes:
The list of changed files follows, with PR numbers shown.
- admin/
- app/
- Config/
- App #2272
- public/
- system/
- Autoloader/
- FileLocator #2336
- Database/
- MySQLi/Forge #2100
- Postgre/Forge #2100
- SQLite3/Forge #2100
- BaseBuilder #2252, 2312
- Forge $2100
- Migration #2303
- MigrationRunner #2303
- Debug/
- Exceptions #2288
- Toolbar/Collectors/
- Route #2300
- Toolbar #2315
- Views/ #2283
- Helpers/
- inflector_helper #2296
- url_helper #2325
- HTTP/
- CURLRequest #2285, 2305
- Files/UploadedFile #2123
- Language/en/
- Encryption #2311
- RESTful #2311
- Session #2311
- Router/
- Exceptions/RedirectException #2338
- Router #2308, 2338
- Security/
- Security #2272, 2279
- Session/
- Handlers/
- DatabaseHandler #2298
- FileHandler #2298, 2307
- MemcachedHandler #2298
- RedisHandler #2298
- Session #2339
- Validation/
- Validation #2284, 2341
- View/
- View #2324
- CodeIgniter #2338
- Common #2279
- Model #2289, 2332
- tests/README.md #2345
- tests/_support/
- Config/
- MockAppConfig #2272
- tests/system/
- Database/
- Builder/
- UpdateTest #2295
- Live/
- ForgeTest #2100
- Helpers/
- InflectorHelperTest #2296
- URLHelperTest #2325
- HTTP/
- CURLRequestTest #2285
- Log/
- FileHandlerTest #2346
- Security/
- SecurityTest #2279
- Session/
- SessionTest #2339
- CommonFunctionsTest #2279
- user_guide_src/
- dbmgmt/
- forge #2100
- migration #2337
- general/
- common_functions #2279
- errors #2338
- modules #2290
- helpers/
- inflector_helper #2296
- incoming/
- message #2282
- restful #2313, 2321, 2333
- routing #2327
- libraries/
- curlrequest #2305
- security #2279
- models/
- model #2316, 2332
- outgoing/
- table #2337
PRs merged:¶
- #2348 CodeIgniter Foundation gets copyright
- #2346 Fix FilerHandlerTest.php wierdness
- #2345 Tests readme polish
- #2344 Setup vs Set Up
- #2343 User guide minor fixes. Fix class names and code area
- #2341 Simplify Validation::getErrors()
- #2339 Fix Session::get(‘key’) returns null when value is (int) 0
- #2338 Revert RedirectException change
- #2337 Guide: Minor grammar corrections
- #2336 Correct cleaning of namespaces in Windows
- #2333 Guide: RESTful table formatting
- #2332 Change after methods to use actual data
- #2328 Update Application structure
- #2327 Correct the tourint UG page
- #2325 Fix bug in url_title() function with diacritics
- #2324 Renderer Toolbar Debug Toggle
- #2321 Update RESTful User Guide
- #2316 Add getValidationRules() to model UG page
- #2315 Enhance Toolbar::renderTimeline
- #2313 RESTful User Guide cleanup
- #2312 BaseBuilder variable type fix
- #2311 Convert all language returns to single quote
- #2308 Bugfix extra autoroute slashes
- #2307 Resolve session save handler issue
- #2305 Fix curl debug bug
- #2303 Use DBGroup variable from migration class if defined
- #2300 Routes collector for toolbar should not die when a method name is calculated through _remap
- #2298 fix issue on session_regenerate
- #2296 Add counted() to Inflector Helper
- #2295 Test set() method in Builder class more
- #2290 Fix Code Modules documentation for psr4 namespace configuration
- #2289 Don’t restrict model’s access to properties in a read-only manner
- #2288 Fix line numbering in Debug/Exceptions class
- #2285 Fix error with Host header for CURLRequest class
- #2284 Fix getErrors() for validation with redirect
- #2283 Hotfix: Rename collectors _*.tpl.php to _*.tpl
- #2282 Fix user guide for Message class
- #2279 Bug in CSRF parameter cleanup
- #2272 Handle X-CSRF-TOKEN - CSRF
- #2252 Batch Update Where Reset
- #2123 WIP fix store() default value bug
- #2100 Added validation on exists database before created for MySQLi


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Gain → Tone
A thin wrapper around the Native Web Audio GainNode. The GainNode is a basic building block of the Web Audio API and is useful for routing audio and adjusting gains.
new
Tone.Gain
([gain][, units])
gain
{Number}
units
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default values
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JmsTools Test Report
Summary
The test started at 2017-01-01
10:00:00 and ended at 2017-01-01
12:00:00. A total of 1000 messages were produced
and 1000 consumed. Of the produced messages 10 (1.00%) were delayed.
These totals include committed and rolled back messages. Of the produced messages 0 were rolled back and 0 are in doubt. Of the consumed messages 0 were rolled back and 0 in doubt.
Correctness
This part focuses on correctness and relies on the JmsTools id option. The goal is to ensure that the messaging
platform delivers every message exactly once.
Lost messages
A lost message is, well, gone. Sent but not received. It may be truly lost, it may have been moved to a dead letter
queue or the id property may have been lost in transit. Without the id property the message becomes an alien
(below).
There were
5 lost messages.
| JMS ID |
Application ID |
Published |
Size |
Delay |
| ID:SomethingUniqueHere |
UUID |
2017-12-01 16:00 |
810 |
0 |
Check the dead letter queue!
There were no lost messages.
Duplicate messages
A duplicate message has been delivered and (more importantly) committed by the consumer at least twice.
There were
5 duplicate messages.
| Application ID |
JMS ID |
Consumed |
Size |
| GUID |
ID:SomethingUniqueHere |
2017-12-01 16:00 |
810 |
There were no duplicate messages.
In doubt messages
In doubt messages are messages that may have been committed or rolled back or that may be stuck in prepared state.
With normal transactions this state is used when the tool has tried to commit but failed. If the failure is due to a
broker crash or network failure it is not clear if the problem happened before or after the message was committed on
the server. For two phase transactions there are a wide range of errors that leave messages in doubt. In all cases
in doubt transactions require more analysis.
Produced messages
There were
3 in doubt produced messages.
| Published |
JMS ID |
Application ID |
Size |
Delay |
| 2017-12-01 16:00 |
ID:SomethingUniqueHere |
UUID |
810 |
0 |
Consumed messages
There were
3 in doubt consumed messages.
| Consumed |
JMS ID |
Application ID |
Size |
| 2017-12-01 16:00 |
ID:SomethingUniqueHere |
GUID |
810 |
There were no in doubt messages.
Ghost messages
A ghost message has been sent, rolled back, but was delivered anyway. For explicit rollbacks (using the rollback
option) that is very serious as it means that transactions are broken. There may be rollbacks caused by lost
connections or other technical issues where a message has been committed but where the tool assumed it had been
rolled back. Normally those messages should be listed as in doubt, but they may end up here.
There were
5 ghost messages.
| JMS ID |
Application ID |
Consumed |
Size |
| ID:SomethingUniqueHere |
GUID |
2017-12-01 16:00 |
810 |
There were no ghost messages.
Alien messages
An alien message is a message without the properties set by the producer. In a correctness test where the consumer
is used with the producer and with the id property set, there should be none. For a performance test where messages
are generated without the id property they are normal.
There were
5 alien messages.
| JMS ID |
Consumed |
Size |
| ID:SomethingUniqueHere |
2017-12-01 16:00 |
810 |
There were no alien messages.
Undead messages
An undead message has never been sent, but yet it is not alien. Most likely a log file from another test has been
imported, but it is also possible that a message got through without being logged when a producer was killed. That
may be correct, or it may be problematic. If there are unexplained undead messages present, keep testing and find
out why.
There were
5 undead messages.
| JMS ID |
Application ID |
Consumed |
Size |
| ID:SomethingUniqueHere |
GUID |
2017-12-01 16:00 |
810 |
There were no undead messages.
Performance
This part focuses on performance. It covers throughput (consumed and produced messages per minute) as well as
flight time. Be careful not to make hasty conclusions based on the figures. Performance can vary a lot with
message sizes, transaction policies, the number of threads, the number of queues and so on. With that said, here
is the data.
Throughput
| Period |
Total # |
TPS |
Total bytes |
Produced |
Consumed |
| Count |
Bytes |
Max message size |
Median message size |
Count |
Bytes |
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100000 |
8000 |
8000 |
100 |
100 |
2000 |
2000 |
100 |
100 |
Flight time
The flight times are measured in milliseconds between the produced and consumed times. Not the commit
times - there may be a difference, in particular when batches are used. Percentiles are computed by picking
the closest real value without any interpolation, so for tests with few messages per minute they will be
formally correct but misleading.
| Period |
Count |
Min |
Median |
95 percentile |
Max |
| 2017-12-01 16:00 |
810 |
810 |
810 |
810 |
810 |
Flight times cannot be computed.


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my name is cameron im am (age) unknown. haha of course
i was never gonna tell you!. anyway, welcome to my 'not so odd' blog... i really
don't know what to put on this so called blog.
ill try write here everyday. unless im bussy that is.


FlowInfo(flowVersion: Int, appName: String)
Version and name of the CorDapp hosting the other side of the flow.


Methods
addTaskToList(taskToAdd)
addTaskToList adds a task to the TaskList object
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
taskToAdd |
Object | The task to add. |
- Source:
getCompletionWeight() → {Number}
getCompletionWeight is the "getter" function for getting
the completion weight.
- Source:
Returns:
The completion weight.
- Type
- Number
getEffortWeight() → {Number}
getEffortWeight is the "getter" method for getting
effort weight
- Source:
Returns:
The effort weight.
- Type
- Number
getImportanceWeight() → {Number}
getImportanceWeight is the "getter" function for getting the
Importance Weight.
- Source:
Returns:
The Importance Weight.
- Type
- Number
getUrgencyWeight() → {Number}
getUrgencyWeight is the "getter" function for getting
the UrgencyWeight
- Source:
Returns:
The urgency weight.
- Type
- Number
setCompletionWeight(CompletionWeight_in)
setCompletionWeight is the "setter" function for setting the
CompletionWeight.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
CompletionWeight_in |
Number | The completion weight. This parameter must be greater than negative one hundred and less than one hundred or an error object will be thrown. |
- Source:
setEffortWeight(EffortWeight_in)
setEffortWeight is the "setter" function for setting
the effort weight.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
EffortWeight_in |
Number | The effort weight. This parameter must be greater than negative one hundred and less than one hundred or an error object will be thrown. |
- Source:
setImportanceWeight(ImportanceWeight_in)
setImportanceWeight is the "setter" function for setting
the Importance Weight.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
ImportanceWeight_in |
Number | The value for Importance Weight. This parameter must be greater than zero and less than one hundred or an error object will be thrown. |
- Source:
setUrgencyWeight(UrgencyWeight_in)
setUrgencyWeight is the "setter" function for
setting the UrgencyWeight.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
UrgencyWeight_in |
Number | the value for UrgencyWeight. This parameter must be greater than zero and less than one hundred or an error object will be thrown. |
- Source:


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Posted on May 18 2019
“We just survived winter and you wanna gush about an echeveria named ‘Arctic Ice’?” You betcha! This opalescent white beauty will freeze you and other succulent seekers in their tracks…in the best possible way, like the sight of a fluffy arctic fox would.
While no fluff ball, the hen-and-chicks standout — one of our newer patented hybrids — produces concentric, snowball-esque rosettes in lovely mounding style. Its luminous white foliage is liable to throw off soft undertones of icy blue or soft, light purple, depending on factors such as lighting.
Echeveria ‘Arctic Ice’ would make a superb choice for a wedding bouquet or table centerpiece.
Echeveria ‘Arctic Ice’ is available at vunvat.littlethings.vn
Posted on April 9 2019
We have an incredible summer blockbuster for you.  It’s pretty much a given that the mention of Crassula ovata ‘Gollum’ is going to elicit a “my precious” response from someone. Some geek. (Like us.) Sorry, non-“Lord of the Rings”-fan gardeners. Unlike the Gollum character himself, though, it’s a rather cheery, desirable form. A super bonsai candidate. If you’ve seen this monstrose jade plant form while out and about, or have one yourself, you’ll probably agree.
The jade plant is a popular subject for bonsai training due to the inherent gnarly character of the thickened trunk and the ease with which it can be pruned and trained. In the case of ‘Gollum’, the red-tipped “fingers” are an added plus to create an interesting bonsai plant, around 1′ to 3′ tall and 1′ to 2′ wide.. … “Bright green leaves with ring-like red margins to rule them all!!!” … Sorry; it’s finally out of our system.
Posted on May 4 2019
Kind of like a sunrise, or glittering jewels, this adorable little succulent lights up any nook or dish garden with a ravishing mix of pink, green, and creamy ivory or yellow. We’re pretty sure it’s not the sunrise the Eagles first sang about in 1973. Anyway, Anacampseros telephiastrum variegata, aka Anacampseros telephiastrum ‘Variegata’, aka Anacampseros ‘Sunrise’, makes a fine container specimen, clustering over time to form a dense mat and maybe, just maybe, trail over the edge. This slow-grower may also form, again with time, a caudex at its base. The pink flowers arrive in summer, waiting until afternoon to come out and closing back up around sunset. Contrasting against the foliage are filament-like white hairs.
The plant requires porous soil that drains quickly and it should be protected from frost. Unless you are in a temperate coastal or coastal-adjacent location, it’s probably best to keep this one in a dish garden or well-protected nook or cranny. Speaking of dish gardens, we have some choice pairing recs for any planter glittering with sunrise’s brilliant lanceolate leaves.


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Storm hits Pine Mountain Club with 1 foot of fresh snow
by Josh HaskellLOS PADRES NATIONAL FOREST (KABC) -- Pine Mountain Club in the Los Padres National Forest received nearly a foot of fresh snow amid the first storm of the season in Southern California.
The first snowfall was welcomed by all residents, especially business owners. The town saw a foot of snow at 5,000 feet and a 1.5 feet at 6,000 feet.
Roads in the area are expected to turn icy overnight, so motorists were warned that chains are required on all mountain roads.
Residents who live near Pine Mountain Club hope that this first big snowfall is a sign that they'll see even more snow all winter long.
Get your 7-day Southern California forecast here


adjacent_difference
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Component type: function |
Prototype
Adjacent_difference is an overloaded name; there are actually two adjacent_difference
functions.
template <class InputIterator, class OutputIterator>
OutputIterator adjacent_difference(InputIterator first, InputIterator last,
OutputIterator result);
template <class InputIterator, class OutputIterator, class BinaryFunction>
OutputIterator adjacent_difference(InputIterator first, InputIterator last,
OutputIterator result,
BinaryFunction binary_op);
Description
Adjacent_difference calculates the differences of adjacent elements
in the range [first, last). This is, *first is assigned to
*result [1], and, for each iterator i in the range [first + 1,
last), the difference of *i and *(i - 1) is assigned to
*(result + (i - first)). [2]
The first version of adjacent_difference uses operator- to
calculate differences, and the second version uses a user-supplied
binary function. In the first version, for each iterator
i in the range [first + 1, last),
*i - *(i - 1) is assigned to *(result + (i - first)).
In the second version, the value that is assigned to *(result + 1)
is instead binary_op(*i, *(i - 1)).
Definition
Defined in algo.h.
Requirements on types
For the first version:
-
ForwardIterator is a model of Forward Iterator.
-
OutputIterator is a model of Output Iterator.
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If x and y are objects of ForwardIterator's value type,
then x - y is defined.
-
InputIterators value type is convertible to a type in
OutputIterator's set of value types.
-
The return type of x - y is convertible to a type in
OutputIterator's set of value types.
For the second version:
-
ForwardIterator is a model of Forward Iterator.
-
OutputIterator is a model of Output Iterator.
-
BinaryFunction is a model of Binary Function.
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InputIterator's value type is convertible to a
BinaryFunction's first argument type and second argument type.
-
InputIterators value type is convertible to a type in
OutputIterator's set of value types.
-
BinaryFunction's result type is convertible to a type in
OutputIterator's set of value types.
Preconditions
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[first, last) is a valid range.
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[result, result + (last - first)) is a valid range.
Complexity
Linear. Zero applications of the binary operation if [first, last)
is an empty range, otherwise exactly (last - first) - 1 applications.
Example
int main()
{
int A[] = {1, 4, 9, 16, 25, 36, 49, 64, 81, 100};
const int N = sizeof(A) / sizeof(int);
int B[N];
cout << "A[]: ";
copy(A, A + N, ostream_iterator<int>(cout, " "));
cout << endl;
adjacent_difference(A, A + N, B);
cout << "Differences: ";
copy(B, B + N, ostream_iterator<int>(cout, " "));
cout << endl;
cout << "Reconstruct: ";
partial_sum(B, B + N, ostream_iterator<int>(cout, " "));
cout << endl;
}
Notes
[1]
The reason it is useful to store the value of the first element,
as well as simply storing the differences, is that this provides
enough information to reconstruct the input range. In particular,
if addition and subtraction have the usual arithmetic definitions, then
adjacent_difference and partial_sum are inverses of each other.
[2]
Note that result is permitted to be the same iterator as
first. This is useful for computing differences "in place".
See also
partial_sum, accumulate, inner_product,
count
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Banners
There are a couple of different banners that you can use. There is the single line, multi-line and image multi line
There are a couple of different banners that you can use. There is the single line, multi-line and image multi line
The default banner consist of text and a action or button.
To make a banner you always need to use the base class .banner
.
For the single line banner you also need to use the additional class .banner__single-line
.
For the elements within the banner you need to use the classes .banner__single-line__content
and
.banner__single-line__actions
accordingly.
For desktop a single line banner can also supports multiple actions

One line text string with one action

<button class="button button--text">
Action
</button>
<button class="button button--text md-down-hide">
Action
</button>

The multi line banner consists of 2 lines of content and can container multiple actions.
For the multi line banner you need to use the class .banner__multi-line
.
The content and actions you need to use the same classes as for the single line except it is now multi-line
.

Two line text string with two actions. One to two
lines is preferable on mobile and tablet.

<button class="button button--text">
Action
</button>
<button class="button button--text">
Action
</button>

Next to the single and multi line there is also an image with multi line banner.

Two line text string with two actions. One to two
lines is preferable on mobile and tablet.

<button class="button button--text">
Action
</button>
<button class="button button--text">
Action
</button>

| Scss | CSS | Result |
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| $banner--single-line-height | --banner--single-line-height | Change banner single line, height |
| $banner--single-line-padding | --banner--single-line-padding | Change banner single line padding |
| $banner--single-line__actions-margin | --banner--single-line__actions-margin | Change banner single line actions margin |
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| $banner--multi-line__actions-padding | --banner--multi-line__actions-padding | Change banner multi line actions padding |
| $banner--image-multi-line-height | --banner--image-multi-line-height | Change banner image multi line, height |
| $banner--image-multi-line__img-size | --banner--image-multi-line__img-size | Change banner image multi line image size |
| $banner--image-multi-line__image-padding | --banner--image-multi-line__image-padding | Change banner image multi line image padding |
| $banner--image-multi-line__content-padding | --banner--image-multi-line__content-padding | Change banner image multi line content padding |
| $banner--image-multi-line__content-margin | --banner--image-multi-line__content-margin | Change banner image multi line content margin |
| $banner__actions-margin | --banner__actions-margin | Change banner actions margin |
| $banner-md-up--single-line-height | --banner-md-up--single-line-height | Change banner medium up single line, height |
| $banner-md-up--single-line-padding | --banner-md-up--single-line-padding | Change banner medium up single line padding |
| $banner-md-up--single-line__actions-margin | --banner-md-up--single-line__actions-margin | Change banner medium up single line actions margin |
| $banner-md-up--multi-line-height | --banner-md-up--multi-line-height | Change banner medium up multi line, height |


The shortlist for The YA Book Prize was announced on Thursday 2 March. Established by The Bookseller on 2-14, this award “celebrates great books for teenagers and young adults and aims to get more teens reading.
Beautiful Broken Things, by Sara Barnard
“Best friends Caddy and Rosie are inseparable. Their differences have brought them closer, but as she turns 16 Caddy begins to wish she could be a bit more like Rosie - confident, funny and interesting.
“Then Suzanne comes into their lives: beautiful, damaged, exciting and mysterious, and things get a whole lot more complicated. As Suzanne’s past is revealed and her present begins to unravel, Caddy begins to see how much fun a little trouble can be. But the course of both friendship and recovery is rougher than either girl realises, and Caddy is about to learn that downward spirals have a momentum of their own.”
Chasing the Stars by Malorie Blackman
“Olivia and her twin brother Aidan are heading alone back to Earth following the virus that wiped out the rest of their crew, and their family, in its entirety. Nathan is part of a community heading in the opposite direction. But on their journey, Nathan’s ship is attacked and most of the community killed. Only a few survive.
“Their lives unexpectedly collided, Nathan and Olivia are instantly attracted to each other, deeply, head-over-heels - like nothing they have ever experienced. But not everyone is pleased. Surrounded by rumours, deception, even murder, is it possible to live out a happy ever after?”
The Graces, by Laure Eve
“Everyone said the Graces were witches.
“They moved through the corridors like sleek fish, ripples in their wake. Stares followed their backs and their hair.
“They had friends, but they were just distractions. They were waiting for someone different.
“All I had to do was show them that person was me.
“Like everyone else in her town, River is obsessed with the Graces, attracted by their glamour and apparent ability to weave magic. But are they really what they seem? And are they more dangerous than they let on?”
Check out Woodbridge library volunteer Emily’s review of The Graces.
How Not To Disappear, by Clare Furniss
“Hattie’s summer isn’t going as planned. Her two best friends have abandoned her: Reuben has run off to Europe to ‘find himself’ and Kat is in Edinburgh with her new girlfriend. Meanwhile Hattie is stuck babysitting her twin siblings and dealing with endless drama around her mum’s wedding. Oh, and she’s also just discovered that she’s pregnant with Reuben’s baby.
“Then Gloria, Hattie’s great-aunt who no one even knew existed, comes crashing into her life. Gloria’s fiercely independent, rather too fond of a gin sling and is in the early stages of dementia. Together the two of them set out on a road trip of self-discovery - Gloria to finally confront the secrets of her past before they are erased from her memory forever and Hattie to face the hard choices that will determine her future.”
This seems to be a real favourite with book prize judges this year.
Paper Butterflies, by Lisa Heathfield
“June’s life at home with her stepmother and stepsister is a dark one - and a secret one. Not even her father knows about it. She’s trapped like a butterfly in a net. But then she meets Blister, a boy in the woods. And in him, June recognises the tiniest glimmer of hope that perhaps she can find a way to fly far, far away from home and be free. Because every creature in this world deserves their freedom - but at what price?”
Orangeboy, by Patrice Lawrence
"”Not cool enough, not clever enough, not street enough for anyone to notice me. I was the kid people looked straight through. Not any more. Not since Mr Orange.”
“Sixteen-year-old Marlon has made his mum a promise - he’ll never follow his big brother, Andre, down the wrong path. So far, it’s been easy, but when a date ends in tragedy, Marlon finds himself hunted. They’re after the mysterious Mr Orange, and they’re going to use Marlon to get to him. Marlon’s out of choices - can he become the person he never wanted to be, to protect everyone he loves?”
Another title that’s up for a few awards this year.
The Call, by Peadar O’Guilin
"”Your people drove them out of their homes. Thousands of years later they turn up again – and they’re gonna wipe you out.”
“THREE MINUTES…
“On her birthday, Nessa finds out the terrible truth about her home in Ireland – the truth that will change her future forever.
“TWO MINUTES…
“That she and her friends must train for the most dangerous three minutes of their lives:
“THE CALL.
“ONE MINUTE…
“That any day now, without warning, they will each wake in a terrifying land, alone and hunted, with a one in ten chance of returning alive.
“And it is Nessa, more than anyone, who is going to need every ounce of the guts, wit, and sheer spirit she was born with, if she – and the nation – are to survive.”
The Monstrous Child, by Francesca Simon
“A stunning, operatic and epic drama like no other. Meet Hel, an ordinary teenager - and goddess of the Underworld. Why is life so unfair? But Hel tries to make the best of it, creating gleaming halls in her dark kingdom and welcoming the dead who she is forced to host for eternity. Until eternity itself is threatened.”
Riverkeep, by Martin Stewart
“Fifteen-year-old Wulliam is dreading taking up his family’s mantle of Riverkeep, tending the river and fishing corpses from its treacherous waters. But then everything changes. One night his father is possessed by a dark spirit, and Wull hears that a cure lurks deep within the great sea-beast known as the mormorach. He realizes he must go on an epic journey downriver to find it - or lose Pappa forever.”
Crongton Knights, by Alex Wheatle
“Living on the South Crongton council estate has its worries - and life for McKay has been even tougher since his mum died. His dad has been working all hours to keep the bailiffs from their door. His brother is always out riding the streets at night, tempting trouble.  Poor McKay. He never asked for trouble. But during one madcap night of adventure and danger, he will find out who his true friends are and what it means to stick with your family.”
Crongton Knights has already won the Guardian Children’s Fiction Prize 2016 and is on Reading Well’s 2017 list of moodboosting books for young people.


Practical Computing for Biologists
aims to teach scientists of all types essential computational
skills for data analysis. It assumes no pre-requisites other than
motivation, features the most useful tools that can benefit
researchers almost immediately, and explains how to use these
tools together. With a background level of comfort, researchers
can then go on to reap even more benefit from Software Carpentry
and other educational sites and courses.
Contact:
Steve Haddock


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Default HTTP request method for the "add" method
Advanced part of URL for a request of all request methods (it is concatenated with the base part)
Provider alias
API for async operations
Base part of URL for a request for the "add" method
Base part of URL for a request for the "del" method
Base part of URL for a request for the "get" method
Base part of URL for a request for the "peek" method
Base part of URL for a request of all request methods
Base part of URL for a request for the "upd" method
Cache identifier
Socket connection
HTTP request method for all request methods. This parameter will override other method parameters, such as "getMethod" or "delMethod".
Default HTTP request method for the "del" method
Event emitter to broadcast provider events
Event name for requests. Please notice that all request methods except "get", "peek" and "request" emit events by default.
List of additional data providers for the "get" method. It can be useful if you have some providers that you want combine to one.
Default HTTP request method for the "get" method
Global event emitter to broadcast provider events
Default HTTP request method for the "peek" method
URL for a socket connection
Default HTTP request method for the "upd" method
Map of data decoder sequences. The key of a map element represent a name of the provider method: 'get', 'post', etc. The value of a map element represent a sequence of decoders for the specified provider method.
Map of data encoder sequences. The key of a map element represent a name of the provider method: 'get', 'post', etc. The value of a map element represent a sequence of encoders for the specified provider method.
Map of data mocks.
This object can be used with a middleware that implements API for data mocking,
for example attachMock from 'core/data/middlewares'
.
The key of a map element represent a type of a request method: 'GET', 'POST', etc. The value of a map element represent a list of parameters to match.
Transport function for a request. Basically, you can use an overload of the request API for flexibly extending.
Full name of the provider including a namespace
Alias for a request function
Add new data to the provider. This method is similar for a POST request.
Returns a base part of URL of any request
Sets a base part of URL for any request. This method returns a new provider object with context.
Connects to a socket server and returns the connection
Deletes data of the provider by a query. This method is similar for a DELETE request.
Drops the request cache of the current provider
Requests the provider for data by a query. This method is similar for a GET request.
Returns an object with authentication parameters
additional parameters
Returns a key to the class instance cache
Returns an event cache key by the specified parameters
event name
event data
Returns an object with request options by the specified model name and object with additional parameters
model method
Initializes socket behaviour after successful connecting
Returns a custom HTTP request method of any request
Returns a custom logical name of any request. If a request has the name, then it will fires an event with the same name after successful receiving.
Sets a custom logical name for any request. If a request has the name, then it will fires an event with the same name after successful receiving. This method returns a new provider object with context.
Checks accessibility of the provider by a query. This method is similar for a HEAD request.
Sends custom data to the provider without any logically effect. This method is similar for a POST request.
Function to resolve a request: it takes a request URL and request environment and can modify some request parameters.
Also, if the function returns a new string, the string will be appended to the request URL, or if the function returns a string that wrapped with an array, the string fully override the original URL.
request URL
request parameters
Sets a readonly value by the specified key to the current provider
Updates data of the provider by a query. This method is similar for a PUT request.
Updates the specified request with adding caching, etc.
request url
request factory
Updates the specified request with adding caching, etc.
request url
event name that is fired after resolving of the request
request factory
Returns full URL of any request
Sets an extra URL part for any request (it is concatenated with the base part of URL). This method returns a new provider object with context.
Finds an element from an object by the specified parameters
object to search
search parameters
Default data provider


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| 039:074 Khan | : |
And they will say: "All the praises and thanks be to Allah Who has fulfilled His Promise to us and has made us inherit (this) land. We can dwell in Paradise where we will; how excellent a reward for the (pious good) workers!" |
| 039:074 Maulana | : |
And they say: Praise be to Allah! Who has made good to us His promise, and He has made us inherit the land; we abide in the Garden where we please. So goodly is the reward of the workers. |
| 039:074 Pickthal | : |
They say: Praise be to Allah, Who hath fulfilled His promise unto us and hath made us inherit the land, sojourning in the Garden where we will! So bounteous is the wage of workers. |
| 039:074 Rashad | : |
They will say, "Praise be to GOD, who fulfilled His promise to us, and made us inherit the earth, enjoying Paradise as we please." What a beautiful recompense for the workers! |
| 039:074 Sarwar | : |
They will say, "It is only God who deserves all praise. He has made His promise come true and has given the earth as an inheritance to us. Now we live in the gardens as we wished. Blessed is the reward of those who labor. |
| 039:074 Shakir | : |
And they shall say: (All) praise is due to Allah, Who has made good to us His promise, and He has made us inherit the land; we may abide in the garden where we please; so goodly is the reward of the workers. |
| 039:074 Sherali | : |
And they will say, 'All praise belongs to ALLAH Who has made good to us HIS promise, and has given us the earth to inherit, we shall make our abode in the Garden wherever we please.' How excellent is the reward of the righteous workers ! |
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They will say: "Praise be to Allah, Who has truly fulfilled His Promise to us, and has given us (this) land in heritage: We can dwell in the Garden as we will: how excellent a reward for those who work (righteousness)!" |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > حمد الله تعالى وتسبيحه والثناء عليه Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> Praise be to Him الإيمان > الغيب > الجنة > صفات الجنة Faith> The Unseen World> The Paradise> Characteristics of Paradise العمل > العمل الصالح > العمل المفضي إلى النجاح Action(Work)> The Good Deeds>Achtion which Leads to Success
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The mafia have relaxed their rules on homosexuality, a top Italian prosecutor has revealed.

Anti-mafia investigator Nicola Gratteri said: "It undermines their image of themselves as tough, virile guys. But the mafia have evolved along with society.
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Mr Gratteri, 61, told The Sunday Times he has seen ‘passionate’ letters between a crime boss and a young lieutenant.


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I just noticed that calc
is an interactive tactic which somehow unfolds to exact calc
by magic
example (x : ℕ) : x + 0 = x := begin calc x + 0 = 0 + x : add_comm _ _ ... = x : zero_add _ end
I'm not sure exactly how this works, since tactic.interactive.calc
doesn't exist
yep, it's hardcoded - calc
turns into exact calc
(https://github.com/leanprover/lean/blob/master/src/frontends/lean/tactic_notation.cpp#L273-L276)
Last updated: Apr 24 2020 at 19:02 UTC


"LIGHTNING "frequently referred to by the sacred writers (Nah. 1:3-6). Thunder and lightning are spoken of as tokens of God’s wrath (2 Samuel 22:15; Job 28:26; 37:4; Psalm 135:7; 144:6; Zechariah 9:14). They represent God’s glorious and awful majesty (Revelation 4:5), or some judgment of God on the world (20:9).
"LIGHTNING "frequently referred to by the sacred writers (Nah. 1:3-6).
Thunder and lightning are spoken of as tokens of God’s wrath (2 Samuel 22:15; Job 28:26; 37:4; Psalm 135:7; 144:6; Zechariah 9:14). They represent God’s glorious and awful majesty (Revelation 4:5), or some judgment of God on the world (20:9).


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CUDA (Compute Unified Device Architecture) is a parallel computing platform and programming model created by NVIDIA and implemented by the graphics processing units (GPUs) that they produce. CUDA gives program developers direct access to the virtual instruction set and memory of the parallel computational elements in CUDA GPUs.
Using CUDA, the GPUs can be used for general purpose processing (i.e., not exclusively graphics); this approach is known as GPGPU. Unlike CPUs, however, GPUs have a parallel throughput architecture that emphasizes executing many concurrent threads slowly, rather than executing a single thread very quickly.
The CUDA platform is accessible to software developers through CUDA-accelerated libraries, compiler directives (such as OpenACC), and extensions to industry-standard programming languages, including C, C++ and Fortran. C/C++ programmers use 'CUDA C/C++', compiled with "nvcc", NVIDIA's LLVM-based C/C++ compiler, and Fortran programmers can use 'CUDA Fortran', compiled with the PGI CUDA Fortran compiler from The Portland Group.
In addition to libraries, compiler directives, CUDA C/C++ and CUDA Fortran, the CUDA platform supports other computational interfaces, including the Khronos Group's OpenCL,[3] Microsoft's DirectCompute, and C++ AMP.[4] Third party wrappers are also available for Python, Perl, Fortran, Java, Ruby, Lua, Haskell, MATLAB, IDL, and native support in Mathematica.
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BY EDWIN JAHIEL
HORROR FOR DUMMIES
BRIDE OF CHUCKY (1998) * Directed by Ronnie Yu. Written by Don Mancini, based on his original characters. Photography, Peter Pau. Editing, David Wu, Randolph K. Bricker. Production design, Alicia Keywan. Art direction, James McAteer. Puppet effects, Kevin Yagher. Music, Graeme Revell. Cast: Jennifer Tilly (Tiffany - also the doll Tiffany's voice), Alexis Arquette (Damien), Katherine Heigl (Jade), Nick Stabile (Jesse), John Ritter (Chief Warren Kincaid), Brad Dourif (Voice of Chucky), et al. A Universal release. 89 minutes. R (violence, language, doll copulation)
"Child's Play," the original Chucky film, came out in 1988, was inventive and scared large sections of its audiences. The sequels of 1990 and 1991 were near worthless. The fourth reincarnation of Chucky the killer doll changes the title but not the junk.
Chucky was the transubstantiation of now defunct serial murderer Charles Lee Ray who, as he lay dying, passed on his spirit (?) to an ordinary doll. He also left behind his girlfriend Tiffany.
  Now, as Chucky's bits and pieces are kept in a police repository, the woman bribes a cop who steals the remnants-- and is quickly terminated by Tiffany. She sets about to rebuild the whole Chucky. Drawing the old, reliable mystical pentagram on the impossibly large floor of her trailer, and going through mystical mumbo-jumbo and candle-lit ceremonies, she reconstructs the doll.
She uses an instructions book, "Voodoo for Dummies." This sends an immediate warning: version 4 will mix atrocities with jokes, gags, and "funny" stuff.
The one-piece Chucky dispatches the creep Damien (get the name?), one of Tiffany's lovers, as the latter is waiting in bed for sex with the lady. No problem, because Tiffany, a Martha Stewart devotee, wants to marry, settle down in a dream house, have kids... But Chucky spurns her.
One thing leading (don't ask) to another, Tiffany puts Chucky in a cage, brings him a girl-doll, is electrocuted by Chucky but her spirit is transferred to the other doll. The toy-couple bickers, exchanges barbs, doesn't get along, but, take my word, will follow the cliche of "normal" people: antagonism leading to love -- or at least, sex.
In another couple, the under-18 Jade is an orphan who lives with her uncle Warren, the local Police Chief. Warren (who perhaps unconsciously lusts for the girl), aided by his henchcops, puts all possible impediments between her and her true love Jesse.
The dolls need to go to New Jersey, where there is, in a grave, an amulet that can restore them to their human shape.Tiffany-the-person has already availed herself of the services of her trailer-park neighbor Jesse. Now, as Tiffany-the-doll (she has retained the T-woman's voice) she hires Jesse by phone. For $1,000, he must deliver two dolls to Jersey. Jesse seizes the opportunity to convince Jade to elope and start a new life with him. (A little money goes a long way in the mind of the naive boy!)

What really deserves a rapid death is the film itself.  I wondered what kind of public the movie was directed at, and what the viewers' reactions were.
So I did a quick, small investigation. The personnel working at the theater showing it was unanimously positive. "It's not great, but it's funny." "It's for all audiences." "We kids, like that sort of thing." "It's for teenagers." "It's for 20-24 year old people." "I'm 26 and I liked it." "It's great fun." And more along those lines.
Now, I must say that I like good horror pictures, including the old German silent classics, the Draculas and the Frankensteins, the Val Lewton productions (The Cat People, I Walked with a Zombie, The Body Snatcher, etc.), Rosemary's Baby... the list is large, and includes parodies such as Love at First Bite. But I loathe bad horror, unintelligent horror for dummies, horror that is essentially visual pornography.
The popularity of this last genre is disturbing. Not for moral reasons. I do not believe that, for example, bad slasher flicks result in copycat imitations in real life-- but I do not doubt that they condition undiscriminating viewers into more and more bad taste. As Stendhal said :" Bad taste leads to crime." And the cultural crimes of the media, are at the very least, a colossal factor of the dumbing of the public from Aden to Zitomir.
" Le mauvais gout mene au crime" (Stendhal)
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Yes, dogs can eat some berries
by Manila Standard LifestyleBerries are very rich in nutrients which dogs can benefit from.
There are some berries which can be given to dogs.
It is best given as is (crushed or cut in bite sizes depending on the size of the dog) or mixed with Yakult which is good for digestion.
Naturipefarms.com, in “3 Types of berries dogs can eat!,” identified these berries as strawberries, blueberries, and blackberries. Please remove the leaves and the hard parts where the stem used to be attached before giving to your dog.
Here is our suggested amount:
1. For small dogs – one strawberry or 3 blueberries per serving, maximum of three times a week
2. For medium-sized dogs – two strawberries or 5 blueberries per serving, maximum of three times a week
3. For large dogs – three-five strawberries or 7-10 blueberries per serving, maximum of three times a week
We have not found blackberries in the Philippines. Strawberries and blueberries can be bought in groceries. Strawberries can also be found in the tiangge (flea market) or vegetable stalls in front of the NHA building, Quezon Memorial Circle, Quezon City (weekends), in Sidcor Market, Centris (Sundays, 6 a.m. to 12 noon), or the flea market in Legaspi Village, Makati (Sundays, morning).
“Pooch, Pup or Tail-wagger; some of the many names used for Man’s best friend. These loyal animals have been by man’s side for over 20,000 years. Over time, dogs have evolved into many shapes and sizes but will always hold a place in the heart of many families. Dogs are important members of a family, and their health is taken seriously so that can live a happy and healthy life. A dog’s diet is restricted to nutrient rich kibble to maintain health..,” Naturipefarms.com said.
Blueberries
These berries are lumped with other superfood because of its health benefits for humans.
“You already know that blueberries are good for us. They’re one of those ‘superfoods’ we’re constantly told we should have more of in our diets,” Naturipefarms.com said.
It is no surprise to know then that blueberries are also good for dogs, Naturipefarms.com said.
Blueberries contain all the antioxidants, fiber and phytochemicals that will make your dogs as healthy as humans who have them in their diet.
Strawberries
Strawberries contain a lot of vitamins and provide the same benefits that blueberries give.
  They also boast high fiber and a lot of vitamin C,” Naturipefarms.com said.
“Here’s a bonus: Strawberries even contain an enzyme that can help whiten your dog’s teeth,” Naturipefarms.com said.
“Keep a bag of frozen strawberries in your freezer to make smoothies for yourself, and you’ll also have a crunchy snack on hand for man’s best friend. Just don’t feed unlimited amounts, because even though the sugar in strawberries is natural sugar, too much can be bad news, Naturipefarms.com said.
Do not give frozen berries during the cold months as your dog might develop cough and colds. It is best given in the summer months.
Blackberries
These berries are as healthy as the blue and red ones.
“Blackberries round out the holy trinity of healthy berries for your trusty mutt, along with strawberries and blueberries. Like those others, blackberries are loaded with antioxidants to fight free radicals in your dog, and also have plenty of fiber and vitamins, too,” Naturipefarms.com said.
There are berries that are bad for dogs.
Naturipefarms.com stressed that pet owners should stay away from:
cherries
holly berries
juniper berries
baneberries
poke berries
mistletoe berries.
“These (berries) contain pits and/or chemicals that can be health hazards for your dog,” Naturipefarms.com said.
It stressed: “And remember to feed your dogs limited quantities because too much can be bad news!” DC


I have flipped through books, reading hundreds of opening and closing lines, across ages, across cultures,
across aesthetic schools, and I have discovered that first lines are remarkably similar, even repeated,
and that last lines are remarkably similar, even repeated. Of course in all cases they remain remarkably distinct,
because the words belong to completely different poems. And i began to realize, reading these first and last lines,
that there are not only the first and last lines of the lifelong sentence we each speak but also the first and last
lines of the long piece of language delivered to use by others, by those we listen to. And in the best of all possible lives,
that beginning and that end are the same: in poem after poem I encountered words that mark the first something made out of
language that we hear as children repeated night after night, like a refrain: I love you. I am here with you. Don’t be afraid.
Go to sleep now. And I encountered words that mark the last something made out of language that we hope to hear on earth:
I love you. I am here with you. Don’t be afraid. Go to sleep now.
But it is growing damp and I must go in. Memory’s fog is rising. Among Emily Dickinson’s last words (in a letter).
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The most common social engineering attack is conducted by a phone. Calling the company and imitating someone that could pull information out of a user. Posing as a computer technician or a fellow employee could do the trick.
Helpdesk Personnel
Helpdesk personnel is one of the most vulnerable persons since their work is to provide “help”, something that an attacker can exploit to receive sensitive information. Helpdesk personnel are trained to provide support and be polite and friendly with the customer so they can answer any question quite easily.
Callers may be male or female
Callers usually uses a private phone number
Callers will attempt to gain as much information as possible including phone numbers, employee titles, address, social security number and other information
Equipment
Phone – A phone is necessary to conduct the phone attack
Caller ID
Voice Changer – Makes the voice sound deeper like a grown up man or higher to sound like a woman
Mind – A good mind will help to respond quickly and efficiently to questions
What You Need to Know
If you receive a social engineering phone call, ask them for their name, company and phone number. In almost every case, the caller will disconnect when asked questions or placed on hold.
Examples
AOL
AOL experienced a social engineering attack that compromised their system and revealed confidential information of more than 200 accounts.
In that case the caller contacted AOL’s tech support and spoke with an employee for an hour. During the conversation the caller mentioned that his car was for sale at a great price. The employee was interested, so the caller sent an e-mail attachment with a picture of the car. Instead of a car photo, the mail executed a backdoor exploit that opened a connection out from AOL through the firewall. Through this combination of social engineering and technical exploitation, the caller gained access to the internal network.
Midnight Caller
“They’ll call you in the middle of the night: ‘Have you been calling Egypt for the last six hours?’ ‘No.’ And they’ll say, ‘well, we have a call that’s actually active right now, it’s on your calling card and it’s to Egypt and as a matter of fact, you’ve got about $2,000 worth of charges from somebody using your card. You’re responsible for the $2,000, you have to pay that…’ They’ll say, ‘I’m putting my job on the line by getting rid of this $2,000 charge for you. But you need to read off that AT&T card number and PIN and then I’ll get rid of the charge for you.[1]
Computer Security Institute
The facilitator of a live Computer Security Institute demonstration, neatly illustrated the vulnerability of help desks when he “dialed up a phone company, got transferred around, and reached the help desk. ‘Who’s the supervisor on duty tonight?’ ‘Oh, it’s Betty.’ ‘Let me talk to Betty.’ [He’s transferred.] ‘Hi Betty, having a bad day?’ ‘No, why?…Your systems are down.’ She said, ‘my systems aren’t down, we’re running fine.’ He said, ‘you better sign off.’ She signed off. He said, ‘now sign on again.’ She signed on again. He said, ‘we didn’t even show a blip, we show no change.’ He said, ‘sign off again.’ She did. ‘Betty, I’m going to have to sign on as you here to figure out what’s happening with your ID. Let me have your user ID and password.’ So this senior supervisor at the Help Desk tells him her user ID and password.” Brilliant.[2]
Countermeasures
Train employees to never give out passwords or any confidential information through the phone
All employees should be assigned a PIN number as a metric of identification


Be aware that Nassau is primarily a tax-free tourist mecca and has become a "big City" with a commensurate crime rate. Be very street-wise. The crime rate is high (not only for theft), so take care where you walk, especially at night, and secure all your property as best you can. Locking your boat securely at night and when away from it is a must, as is locking your dinghy and outboard when tied to the boat and ashore at a dinghy dock.
Review main Bahamas Clearance information.
Clearance procedures can take place at Prince George Wharf (cruise ship terminal), any marina in Nassau Harbour, Atlantis and Hurricane Hole marinas on Paradise Island, Lyford Cay at the west end of New Providence.
When clearing out from here Customs & Immigration charge $75 for an exit zarpe. However, if sailing to the Bahamas, the authorities there are happy to accept your Bahamas Cruising permit instead of a zarpe.
Last updated November 2015.
Before entering Nassau harbour, when within a mile or so, be sure to call Nassau Harbour Control on VHF 16, who will shift to working Ch. 9. This procedure must be followed even if passing through to one of the marinas). They will ask for your last port of call, request details etc. and you will be advised of traffic and given permission to enter. You should also call them before changing location in, or leaving the harbour, for permission to do so, when they will ask for your destination and advise traffic.
Anchoring in Nassau Harbour
It is possible to anchor anywhere in Nassau Harbour outside the main channel,
but you must stay clear of commercial shipping areas where freighters
manoeuvre and unload. Harbour Control will probably advise you where to go.
Anchoring is possible in front of the Green Parrot restaurant and bar, at 25°04,7’N 077°19,6’W. Mooring buoys are planned. There is a dinghy dock and rubbish bins. Just have a meal or take a beer for this service.
There are two bridges across the harbour, clearance over the main channel is 70ft at high water springs.
There are two other anchorages around New Providence, both good in settled weather: Old Fort Bay just East of the Lyford Cay channel on the North shore; the other further West at West Bay East of Goulding Cay. Coral Harbour on the South shore is no longer available to the cruising public and is now the headquarters of the Royal Bahamas Defence Force. However, you can gain shelter in extreme conditions.
Dinghy Docks
Going ashore by tender in Nassau Harbour from anchorages is more difficult
than in the past. There are two places where tenders may be taken, both Texaco fuel docks, one at Harbour Central Marina, west of the bridges, and
the other at Texaco Harbour View, east of the bridges. They make a small
charge and you can take garbage ashore too. You should lock your dinghy
and its motor both at anchor and while ashore, but do not impede access
to the dinghy dock for others.
Bahamas Air-Sea Rescue Association (BASRA) has a small dinghy dock so, if you come ashore here (and even if you don't), please go in and join this voluntary Association - it's the only rescue service in The Bahamas. Just west of BASRA is Crocodile's Restaurant, where there is a floating dinghy dock alongside the wall, for your use at any time. Please visit the restaurant for a meal and a beer or two. Both places are happy to accommodate visiting yachts but take no responsibility for loss or damage, so be sure to lock your engine and dinghy when you leave it, but do not block the facility for others.
Last updated December 2008.
The Nassau Yacht Club offers reciprocal facilities to members of some offshore sailing clubs, check with them if you think you qualify. The NYC holds an annual yachting regatta in early February, everyone welcome to participate.


Kitura-CredentialsGoogle
Plugin for the Kitura-Credentials framework that authenticates using the Google web login and a Google OAuth token.
Summary
Plugin for the Kitura-Credentials framework that authenticates using the Google web login with OAuth 2.0 and a Google OAuth token that was acquired by a mobile app or other client of the Kitura based backend.
Swift version
The latest version of Kitura-CredentialsGoogle requires Swift 4.0 or newer. You can download this version of the Swift binaries by following this link. Compatibility with other Swift versions is not guaranteed.
Usage
Add dependencies
Add the Kitura-CredentialsGoogle
and Credentials
packages to the dependencies within your application’s Package.swift
file. Substitute "x.x.x"
with the latest Kitura-CredentialsGoogle
release and the latest Kitura-Credentials
release.
.package(url: "https://github.com/Kitura/Kitura-Credentials.git", from: "x.x.x")
.package(url: "https://github.com/Kitura/Kitura-CredentialsGoogle.git", from: "x.x.x")
Add CredentialsGoogle
and Credentials
to your target’s dependencies:
.target(name: "example", dependencies: ["CredentialsGoogle", "Credentials"]),
Import packages
import Credentials
import CredentialsGoogle
Example of Google web login
A complete sample can be found in Kitura-Sample.
First set up the session:
import KituraSession
router.all(middleware: Session(secret: "Very very secret..."))
Create an instance of CredentialsGoogle
plugin and register it with Credentials
framework:
import Credentials
import CredentialsGoogle
let credentials = Credentials()
let googleCredentials = CredentialsGoogle(clientId: googleClientId,
clientSecret: googleClientSecret,
callbackUrl: serverUrl + "/login/google/callback",
options: options)
credentials.register(googleCredentials)
Where:
- googleClientId is the Client ID from the credentials tab of your project in the Google Developer’s console
- googleClientSecret is the Client Secret from the credentials tab of your project in the Google Developer’s console
- options is an optional dictionary ([String:Any]) of Google authentication options whose keys are listed in
CredentialsGoogleOptions
Note: The callbackUrl parameter above is used to tell the Google web login page where the user’s browser should be redirected when the login is successful. It should be a URL handled by the server you are writing.
Specify where to redirect non-authenticated requests:
credentials.options["failureRedirect"] = "/login/google"
Connect credentials
middleware to requests to /private
:
router.all("/private", middleware: credentials)
router.get("/private/data", handler:
{ request, response, next in
...
next()
})
And call authenticate
to login with Google and to handle the redirect (callback) from the Google login web page after a successful login:
router.get("/login/google",
handler: credentials.authenticate(googleCredentials.name))
router.get("/login/google/callback",
handler: credentials.authenticate(googleCredentials.name))
Example of authentication with a Google OAuth token
This example shows how to use CredentialsGoogleToken
plugin to authenticate post requests, it shows both the server side and the client side of the request involved.
Server side
First create an instance of Credentials
and an instance of CredentialsGoogleToken
plugin:
import Credentials
import CredentialsGoogle
let credentials = Credentials()
let googleCredentials = CredentialsGoogleToken(options: options)
Where:
- options is an optional dictionary ([String:Any]) of Google authentication options whose keys are listed in
CredentialsGoogleOptions
Now register the plugin:
credentials.register(googleCredentials)
Connect credentials
middleware to post requests:
router.post("/collection/:new", middleware: credentials)
If the authentication is successful, request.userProfile
will contain user profile information received from Google:
router.post("/collection/:new") {request, response, next in
...
let profile = request.userProfile
let userId = profile.id
let userName = profile.displayName
...
next()
}
Client side
The client needs to put the Google access token in the request’s access_token
HTTP header field, and “GoogleToken” in the X-token-type
field:
let urlRequest = NSMutableURLRequest(URL: NSURL(string: "http://\(serverUrl)/collection/\(name)"))
urlRequest.HTTPMethod = "POST"
urlRequest.HTTPBody = ...
urlRequest.addValue(googleAccessToken, forHTTPHeaderField: "id_token")
urlRequest.addValue("GoogleToken", forHTTPHeaderField: "X-token-type")
Alamofire.request(urlRequest).responseJSON {response in
...
}
API documentation
For more information visit our API reference.
Community
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License
This library is licensed under Apache 2.0. Full license text is available in LICENSE.


Build an identity broker with JBoss projects
Thomas Heute - Senior Engineering Manager @ Red Hat
JUDCon US 2013
What's an identity broker ?
It's a broker
It's about identity, social networks in our case
What do we need ?
- Identity/user management API
- Remote calls capabilities
- A server to run on
- Some other libraries to speed up the development
- Some web stuff
Identity/User Management
PicketLink IDM to store users in database or LDAP
Remote calls capabilities
RESTEasy to easily add REST endpoints to services
The @#$%ing fastest application server
Some Web Stuff
- Twitter Bootstrap
- Angular JS
- Reused time from UI designer so that it doesn't look too lame
Running the admin console on the cloud
Running on OpenShift


Am a Programming student and i'd like to be a great
programmer in future.
Am direct from high school i haven't ventured in the
job market yet because am still a student here at
moringa school.
Celine Mmbone
19 Years
Kibera(Soweto-West),Nairobi-Kenya


A transaction is the whole process that a person needs to go through to create, update, or delete their information and status with government.
The information you provide below will be used to give context for transaction data that you will be asked to provide on a regular basis.


A small window sits on the wall across from the iron bars that keep you prisoner where you sit alone in a stone cell. Footsteps echo down the hall and before you appears a man you recognize: the high priest.
"Are you ready to confess?" his voice stern.

"That is a shame..." he returns your gaze. "the King’s decided that you're to be executed this afternoon for treason. May God have mercy on your soul." He turns and leaves you alone.
There’s no point in escape. You curl up in the corner and let sleep take you.


Falcon friends is a clique that's about inclusion. The club promotes friendship skills, social skills, and leadership skills for special education and general education students.


Iida has an artistic crisis and a fetish for dictionaries, Laura is a mixed media artist and a multitasker wizard,
Tuisku loves trash and makes films and Oona is uncovering her way to the Obvious. We make room for friendship that invites
wild & delicate forms of being and everything in between. We share an interest in growing and an artistic curiosity to the
overwhelming yet enchanting unknown. Iida, Laura, Oona & Tuisku are members of QUERQ Ry which focuses on creating safer and
non-hierarchical urban culture. The association hosts a space called Nurja in Vallila, Helsinki. We aim to challenge the
normative structures that limit the expressions of intimacy and ways of co-existing.
Image creadit: Roope Mantere, 2020
Read Querq & Third Space's contribution here