This ancient Breton fishing port lies a little off the direct route south between Chenal du Four and Raz de Sien, but is worth a visit, especially during the Maritime Festival. This is held every 4 years (leap years) and is a mecca for traditional craft of all sizes.
Position 48° 06'15"N, 004° 20'27"W
There are several options for berthing. On the west bank of the Riviere de Pouldavid at Treboul, opposite the southern tip of the Ile Tristan. In northerly winds, this can be a little uncomfortable as the swell creeps round the end of the breakwater.
In the floating harbour at Port Rhu. This is the most secure berth, being totally sheltered. The Port-Rhu basin is accessible two hours each side of high water.
The remaining option is the anchorage in Rade du Guet, SW of Ile Tristan. Dinghies can be safely landed at Plages des Dames.
There may also be a vacant mooring in Port de Rosmeur. Contact the Harbour Master first.
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Is it then, that when it has actually befallen, that you will believe in it? What! Now (you believe)? And you used (aforetime) to hasten it on!" |
| 010:051 Maulana | : |
And when it comes to pass, will you believe in it? What! now! and you hastened it on. |
| 010:051 Pickthal | : |
Is it (only) then, when it hath befallen you, that ye will believe? What! (Believe) now, when (until now) ye have been hastening it on (through disbelief)? |
| 010:051 Rashad | : |
"If it does happen, will you believe then? Why should you believe then? You used to challenge it to come?" |
| 010:051 Sarwar | : |
Besides, if He was to send them the punishment which they want to quickly experience, would they then have faith? |
| 010:051 Shakir | : |
And when it comes to pass, will you believe in it? What! now (you believe), and already you wished to have it hastened on. |
| 010:051 Sherali | : |
'Is it then when it has overtaken you that you will believe in it? What ! you believe now ! And before this you used to demand its speedy coming? |
| 010:051 Yusufali | : |
"Would ye then believe in it at last, when it actually cometh to pass? (It will then be said): 'Ah! now? and ye wanted (aforetime) to hasten it on!' |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الكافرون > امتناعهم عن الإيمان لا يجديهم نفعا Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Disbelievers> Their Refrain from the Belief is Useless أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الكافرون > تعنت الكفار واستعجالهم بالعذاب Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Disbelievers> The Disbelievers' Stubbornness and their Acceleration to Torture
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It is the story of the kid whose parents died at the time of his birth
He was raised by the head of the village and was hated by everyone else because of the demon inside of him.The same demon who killed his parents
he was lonely and tried to get the attention of others by teasing others or by painting the sculptures
when he got into school he was assigned in a team of three and their teacher was one of the greatest teacher of the all
He gets to made friends with his teammates.His only goal was to make everyone acknowledge him by being the head of the village
he was making progress in his training,his close friend Sasuke Uchiha betrayed the vilaage and joined the enemy to avenge his own village which was slaughtered by his
own big brother named Itachi Uchiha a guy who was known as the master of genjutsu(Illusions) he was known among all the main 5 villages
Sand Village
Leaf Village
ligtning Village
Sound Village
Mist Village
so he went away with orochimaro one of the legendary sanin,to train and become strong tokill his own brothe to restore his clan.
However on the other hand naruto started his training to under the arms of Jiraya Sensei another legendary sanin who was also known
as the GODFATHER of Naruto,he trained o he can pull his friend back from the dark.
As the years passed away they both became strong and were ready to achieve their goals.Sasuke decided to kill his sensei(orochimaro) because he was
sick and was trying to get the body of sasuke to live a little longer but sasuke kiled him and went to take the revenge of his clan
"I never giveup in my word thats my nindo my ninja way"


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k=0 Kagome antiferromagnet with DM interaction
We create the lattice with 'P -3' space group and magnetic Cu+ with S=1 spin.
Contents
Define the lattice
DMkag = spinw; DMkag.genlattice('lat_const',[6 6 40],'angled',[90 90 120],'spgr','P -3') DMkag.addatom('r', [1/2 0 0],'S',1,'label', 'Cu1', 'color','r') plot(DMkag,'range',[2 2 1]) swplot.zoom(4)
Create bonds and Hamiltonian
Generate the list of bonds and assign a Heisenberg exchange and weak Dzyaloshinskii-Moriya interaction to the fisrt neighbor bonds. The DM interaction vector can be easily created using the spinw.setmatrix function. The corresponding spinw.getmatrix method determines the symmetry allowed components of the DM vector. On the structure plot, the DM interaction vector is symbolized by a vector in the middle of the bond, pointing in the direction of the DM vector. Also important that the bonds are directional, that is shown by the arrows pointing from one atom to another. If one changes the direction of a bond, the corresponding DM vector has to be flipped as well.
DMkag.gencoupling('maxDistance',7) DMkag.addmatrix('label','DM1','value',1,'color','b') DMkag.addmatrix('label','J1','value',1,'color','g') DMkag.addcoupling('mat','DM1','bond',1) DMkag.addcoupling('mat','J1','bond',1) DMkag.setmatrix('mat','DM1','pref',{[0 0 -0.08]}); plot(DMkag,'range',[3 3 1/2]) swplot.zoom(1.2) DMkag.table('mat')
ans = 2×6 table matrix Mx My Mz type assigned ______ ___________________ ____________________ ___________ _______________ ________ 'DM1' 0 -0.08 0 0.08 0 0 0 0 0 'antisymmetric' 'bond' 'J1' 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 'Heisenberg' 'bond'
Generate magnetic structure
We create a k = (0 0 0) magnetic structure, with the three spin directions in the unit cell (120 degree between neighbors). The spin vector components are given in the coordinate system of the lattice vectors (abc) and spinw.genmagstr normalizes the moment length to the previously given spin quantum number in the spinw.addatom method.
S0 = [1 -2 1; 2 -1 -1; 0 0 0]; DMkag.genmagstr('mode','direct','k',[0 0 0],'n',[0 0 1],'unit','lu', 'S',S0); DMkag.energy plot(DMkag,'range',[3 3 1/2])
Ground state energy: -1.139 meV/spin.
Calculate spin wave dispersion
Qlist = {[-1/2 0 0] [0 0 0] [1/2 1/2 0] 100}; dmkSpec = DMkag.spinwave(Qlist,'hermit',false); figure sw_plotspec(dmkSpec,'mode',1,'axLim',[0 3],'colorbar',false,... 'colormap',[0 0 0],'dashed',true)
Powder spectrum
The flat mode that is the zero energy mode lifted by the DM interaction is well visible on the powder spectrum.
dmkPow = DMkag.powspec(linspace(0,2.5,150),'Evect',linspace(0,3,250),... 'nRand',1e3,'hermit',false,'imagChk',false); figure sw_plotspec(dmkPow,'axLim',[0 0.5],'dE',0.02)
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Ocean [bd51], ocean, in Crystal Sea
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6: 7% damaged, arrived from Black Forest [bd52], owner:
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7: 7% damaged, departed for Black Forest [bc51].
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Visipoint Desktop
Visipoint Desktop Client Documentation
Introduction
This is the documentation on Visipoint client version 1.0.0
Description
The Easy-To-Use Visitor Management System Your Visitors and Staff Will Love.
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Auto check for app update everytime you run the app.
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Packages for Windows
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Unlike high school, almost half of students were not involved in any
extracurriculars during undergrad.
Most students were the only SE 2018 student involved in their club.
Most students did not pursue any extracurricular activities related to STEM.
Python is the most popular programming language among SE students.
Python’s versatility for back-end web, scripting, and especially machine learning could explain
why it is so popular in our class. Many of these disciplines are highly in-demand
in the software engineering, making Python an ideal general purpose language.
Java continues to be very popular since it is
commonly taught as students' first programming language in high school.
Many companies hire web developers for
co-op, which could explain why JavaScript, a scripting language for the web, is
so popular. It also happens to be the most popular language amongst all
developers
according to a StackOverflow survey.
Sublime Text is the most popular text editor used in our class, followed by Vim and Atom. Interestingly, Visual Studio Code is one of the less popular editors in our class but it is the most popular editor according to the same StackOverflow survey. This could be because it was released very recently after most students were already accustomed to their favourite editor.
The majority of students are using a macOS machine.
This result isn’t surprising since
macOS is built on top of Unix, enabling a lot of important functionality for
programmers
Interestingly, most students didn’t have a macOS machine in first year. Many
employers provided MacBooks as work laptops which introduced students to macOS's
development environment. As a result, many students converted to being MacBook
users during university.
More than 80% of students have gone to at least one hackathon.
They are especially popular at UWaterloo, home to Hack the North,
Canada's biggest hackathon.
According to Justin Trudeau, “Hack the North will give you a chance to not
only let your imagination run wild, but to meet other people who can help
you solve problems: mentors, friends and colleagues, who will challenge you
to take your ideas a step further.”
Most students have also worked on some sort of side project during university.
Amongst those that have built side projects, only 25% dedicated more than 10
hours a month to their side projects. This should be taken with a grain of
salt since commitment may vary depending on the term and year.
During the first few years of SE, side projects are often a means to getting
a better co-op job because it compensates for the lack of software work experience.
57% of students enjoy an aspect of web development (front-end, back-end,
full-stack).
Many co-op positions happen to be related to web development which explains
why many students are more familar with it. Alternatively,
students could just find web development the most fun. Interestingly, there
are no course offerings in SE for web development unlike ML and AI.
After web development, 25% of students enjoy machine learning (ML) or
artificial intelligence (AI). This aligns with the rising popularity and
demand of both disciplines.
Only 3 students have expressed interest in mobile development. This is
surprising because of both how high in-demand it is and how ubiquitous it is
amongst consumers.
Almost 80% of students exercise at least a few times a month. This could be in the form of intramurals, gym, sports team, etc. Students typically start SE intramural teams with one another. Although school is time consuming, most students actively set aside time for physical activities.
Over half of students cook every week.
In other words, many of us have a
lot of experience cooking. How good is our cooking? That’s a completely
separate question that may be better left unanswered.
These results vary depending on whether students are on a study or co-op
term, since many companies cater meals during weekdays.
Software engineers may have a reputation for being nocturnal, but most
students aren’t night owls.
In fact, 72% of students usually sleep before 1AM.
However, some students do still prefer sleeping late, possibly because they
focus better at night, or maybe they like gaming very late.
5:00AM-6:00AM might sound crazy, but then again, SE students willingly go to 24 hour
coding events called hackathons.


You have a data set, an array, that needs to be separated by categories in a hash. If "group_by" sounds like the method you wanted to use on your enumerable, you probably started with a quick Google search and referenced Ruby Docs. But, if you're new to this game, like me, you probably weren't sure how to make sense of the explanation Ruby Docs gives below.
#group_by will expect you to input a block with your criteria for grouping. As a return, you'll be given a hash- the keys identify various groups and the values are arrays containing the members of those groups.
In this example, we are given a range of numbers from 1 to 6. The group_by will iterate through this range of numbers, asking which are divisible by 3. Starting with group 0, the results 3 and 6 are grouped because the numbers are divisible by 3 with 0 remainders. Group 1 are representative of numbers, in the range of 1 to 6, that, when divided by 3, had a remainder of 1. The grouping continues with the same methodology onto group 2.
Though this Ruby Doc example just shows how integers can be grouped, you can imagine the usefulness of group_by with names, types of foods, or countless types of categories. Run with it!


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Santorini, Greece.
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One of Poland’s most beautiful cities, Gdansk, on the Baltic Sea, has played major roles in history, especially in the 20th-century. It was the 1939 flash point of World War II, and then in 1980, the birthplace of the Solidarnosc labor movement, ushering the end of Communist domination in Eastern Europe
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By default, this plugin purges the workspace for every build. There are a number of operations
which when performed in AccuRev, can make it impossible for a client to successfully complete
an accurev update
operation with the workspace populated. The sequence of purge,
update, populate has not failed. The down side is that it is slower.
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Update Issue
Posted:
Sun May 24, 2009 9:52 pm
by Taijiya
I downloaded and installed Evidyon and when i launch it its stuck on the screen where i choose my resolution and above where it says Connecting to update server right under it says exactly! -
Contacting update server...
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Downloading evidyon.exe - 825 KB
ERROR! Unable to download updates at this time. If you are running Vista, this could be due to the permissions for the directory in which Evidyon is installed being set to read-only.
^^^^^
And yes i did disable Read Only after i read that and it still shows up.
Re: Update Issue
Posted:
Sun May 24, 2009 11:22 pm
by marzuku
Taijiya wrote:I downloaded and installed Evidyon and when i launch it its stuck on the screen where i choose my resolution and above where it says Connecting to update server right under it says exactly! -
Contacting update server...
--
Downloading evidyon.exe - 825 KB
ERROR! Unable to download updates at this time. If you are running Vista, this could be due to the permissions for the directory in which Evidyon is installed being set to read-only.
^^^^^
And yes i did disable Read Only after i read that and it still shows up.
Disable UAC(user account control) it was blocking my Gf's vista lappytoppy.
Re: Update Issue
Posted:
Sun May 24, 2009 11:40 pm
by Joe M.
Vista doesn't yet play nice with Evidyon. Making them get along is one of the next few things on the development list.
For now, the easiest fix for this problem is just to move the game folder to a location Vista doesn't mind you messing with (e.g., your desktop, your documents folder).
Re: Update Issue
Posted:
Mon May 25, 2009 12:24 pm
by Taijiya
Joe M. wrote:Vista doesn't yet play nice with Evidyon. Making them get along is one of the next few things on the development list.
For now, the easiest fix for this problem is just to move the game folder to a location Vista doesn't mind you messing with (e.g., your desktop, your documents folder).
Yeah it worked i just placed the folder on my desktop.


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1 Say to your brothers, 'My people!'
and to your sisters, "You have been shown compassion.'"
2 Bring a lawsuit against your mother, bring a lawsuit,
for she is not my wife,
and neither am I her husband.
Let her put away her prostitution from before herself,
and her acts of adultery from between her breasts.
3 If not, I will strip her naked
and show her nakedness as on the day that she was born.

She said, "I will go after my lovers,
for they give me my bread and water,
my wool and flax,
my oil and drink."
6 Therefore I will build up a hedge to block her way with thorns.
I will build up a wall against her
so she cannot find her way.
7 She will pursue her lovers,
but she will not overtake them.
She will seek them,
but she will not find them.
Then she will say,
"I will return to my first husband,
for it was better for me then than it is now."
8 For she had not known that it was I who gave her
the grain, the new wine and the oil,
and who lavished on her silver and gold,
which they then used for Baal.
9 So I will take back her grain at harvest time,
and my new wine in its season.
I will take back my wool and flax
that were used to cover her nakedness.
10 Then I will strip her naked in the sight of her lovers,
and no one will rescue her out of my hand.
11 I will also cause all her celebrations to cease—
her feasts, her new moon celebrations, her Sabbaths, and all her appointed festivals.
12 "I will destroy her vines and her fig trees,
of which she has said,
"These are my wages that my lovers gave me."
I will make them a forest,
and the animals of the field will eat them.
13 I will punish her for the feast days of the Baals,
when she burned incense to them,
when she adorned herself with her rings and jewelry,
and she went after her lovers and forgot me."
This is the declaration of Yahweh.
14 So I am going to win her back. I will bring her into the wilderness
and speak tenderly to her.
15 I will give her back her vineyards,
and the valley of Achor as a door of hope.
She will answer me there as she did in the days of her youth,
as in the days that she came out of the land of Egypt.
16 "It will be in that day"—this is the declaration of Yahweh—
"that you will call me, 'My husband,'
and you will no longer call me, 'My Baal.'
17 For I will remove the names of the Baals from her mouth;
their names will not be remembered anymore."
18 "On that day will I make a covenant for them
with the beasts in the fields,
with the birds in the sky,
and with the crawling things on the ground.

I will promise to be your husband in righteousness, justice, covenant faithfulness, and mercy.
20 I will promise to be your husband in faithfulness.
And you will know me, Yahweh.
21 And on that day,
I will answer"—this is the declaration of Yahweh.
"I will answer the heavens,
and they will answer the earth.
22 The earth will answer the grain, the new wine and the oil,
and they will answer Jezreel.
23 I will plant her for myself in the land,
and I will have mercy on Lo Ruhamah.
I will say to Lo Ammi,
'You are Ammi Attah,'
and they will say to me, 'You are my God.'"


Group by children array. Note that when grouping by already grouped items ng-optgroup-tmp is required to display correct headers.


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You're looking at the content of the welcome component located at ui/welcome.reel. Referred to as a component, this directory encapsulates the HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and any other bundled resources it needs to do its thing.
ui/welcome.reel/welcome.html
with the following:
"main": {
"prototype": "ui/main.reel",
"properties": {
"element": {"#": "main"}
}
}
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the data-montage-id
attribute of main
.
index.html
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by removing references to the welcome component.
"owner": {
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The core of any REST API is the set of resources/paths it exposes. Each path is of the form /path/to/resource and can support a number of operations such as GET, POST, and DELETE.
Note that paths can have parameters, which are defined using bracket syntax, like this:
/root/resources/{{ '{' }}resourceId}/subresource/{{ '{' }}subresourceId}
The result is a path with two dynamic components: resourceId and subresourceId.
It is often necessary for many operations to return the same type of data (or a list of that same data type). Rather than define the same data type multiple times within each operation, you can create named Definitions in this section. These can then be referenced in the Request Body and also Responses of any Operation in the API.


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MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE 2 (director: John Woo; screenwriter: Robert Town based on a story by Ronald D. Moore and Brannon Braga and the television series created by Bruce Geller; cinematographer: Jeffrey L. Kimball; editor: Christian Wagner/Steven Kemper; cast: Tom Cruise (Ethan Hunt), Dougray Scott (Sean Ambrose), Thandie Newton (Nyah Nordoff-Hall), Richard Roxburgh (Hugh Stamp), John Polson (Billy Baird), Brendan Gleeson (McCloy), Rade Sherbedgia (Dr. Nekhorvich),Ving Rhames (Luther Stickell), Anthony Hopkins (Hunt's boss, Swanbeck), William R. Mapother (Wallis), 2000)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
M: I-2, the sequel to Mission Impossible, is a James Bond wannabe film, but it fails to even come close to that film in wit, humor, and entertainment value. It tries to be a spy/romance movie, but without any suspense the film just looks like it's an extended commercial for dudes who think they look cool in throwaway sunglasses. It is a film that prefers techie gadgets to anything human. The coolest thing about this movie, was all the holes it had in its story and the most trite thing about the movie, was the usage of doves throughout as peace symbols. The film plays as if it was a wet fantasy dream about techie violence. Except for the choreographed action sequences, the film was dull for three-quarters of its time, filled with too many dead spots in its story to garner concern about its wooden characters or the superficial romance that developed. As for the action scenes, they might look good to those who are converts to violence in their films, but their advertisement for sadistic responses, is nothing short of mindless cartoon violence, which makes it very difficult to sit back and applaud without feeling put off by the gratuitous cruelty seen.
M: I-2 opens and closes with fast-paced action scenes, but it is hard to get past the middle part which just drags on in banal dialogue. The film looks as if it had been invaded by a computer virus, at that point. The only thing that kept me awake, was the horrible music composed by Hans Zimmer that became very loud at any of the film's supposedly momentous action scenes and seemed to make an uninteresting scene even more noticeable in the wrong way.
It's a mega-buck film adapted from a popular high-tech gadgetry TV series. But its artistic success is an impossible task to accomplish because it hired the wrong director and actors to star in it, and it failed to produce a story that had any substance. John Woo ("Broken Arrow" /"Face/Off") is good at doing car chases, choreographed fights with midair flips and kung-fu kicks, slo-mo shots of two guns blazing, and of fire explosions, but he just can't seem to handle dialogue and suspense. The star of the film and co-producer, Tom Cruise, and his romantic interest, Thandie Newton, are miscast. Cruise is no James Bond and looks more like a yuppie than a superhero in his stylish long hair and innocuous smile, as he tries to carry off this macho role, while Thandie is not an action-film girl, and seems like a fish- out-of-water in this one. Their romance didn't work, not only was it tepid and not sexy, but it wasn't convincing.
The film opens with dizzying speed, perhaps with the hope that a befuddled audience is its best bet for success. We will be in three different locations instantaneously: Sydney, the American Southwest, and Seville. First, we are in Sydney, Australia, where a scientist with a muffled Russian accent, Dr. Nekhorvich (Rade), mentions that he created a deadly killer virus called Chimera and an antidote for it. He also mentions that every hero needs a worthy villain. Which explains the film's mythic theme...as we enter the world of comic book myths on good and evil.
The one who played the villain, Dougray Scott, does so in a one-dimensional gruff tone, which did not distinguish him in that role. At least, if the film got the villain part right, it might have had some fun with this nonsense.
Soon the diabolical scientist is on a plane talking to someone he trusts called Dimitri, but then the plane is taken over by terrorists who set it on automatic pilot and crash it into the Rocky Mountains. Before they crash the plane and parachute out of it, the one who was posing as Dimitri, turns out to be Sean Ambrose (Scott), a rogue member of the IMF, which is a CIA-like clone. He steals the package with the antidote, peels off a latex mask, which is a replica of the hero of the story, Ethan Hunt (Cruise), who had posed as Dimitri to the scientist before and had thereby gained his trust. Sean and his group of terrorists carry out this attack because they plan a virus plague on the world and then to sell the victims the antidote at marked up prices.
We already saw the gimmick of peeling masks used in Face/Off and in the original Mission Impossible, which as convoluted a plot as that film had, it was still a superior film to this sequel. Woo has run this peeling mask routine into the ground, as it is used so often in this film by both sides, so much so, that it blurs any ethical character differences between good guy or villain. It makes it seem as if anyone could be another character, which distorts the reality of the film and makes it impossible for the film to make much sense.
Next we are in a mountain range in the American Southwest, and Ethan is on vacation, hanging by his fingertips while climbing and looking cool, when a helicopter with his boss Anthony Hopkins aboard, delivers via a rocket launcher, a pair of talking sunglasses. Hunt learns his next mission is to retrieve the Chimera package and he is allowed to pick two regular IMF agents to help, Billy Baird (John Polson) and Luther Stickell (Ving Rhames), with Luther running a high-gadget computer, but he also must get a jewel thief named Nyah Hall (Thandie) to join his team. He is told, as an incentive to recruit her, all her criminal charges will be dropped. Hopkins then signs off with the tag line:This message will self-destruct in five seconds. Actually, with the departure of Hopkins, it was this disposable film that actually self-destructed at this point.
In Seville, Hunt recruits Nyah into the team in the middle of a jewel heist and a subsequent car chase, where he nearly runs her Audi sports car over the side of a mountain road. He also falls for her when this was only supposed to be a business deal, and learns that she is valuable because her ex-boyfriend was Sean Ambrose and that he still wants to f*ck her. The IMF team then inject a location tracer chip into her to spot Sean so she can go f*ck him, as she leads them to his hide-out in the seaside of Australia in which he shares with his sneering villainous cohort, the South African, Hugh Stamp (Richard Roxburgh).
Robert Towne, the screenwriter, who contributed to the first "Mission," who is noted for doing "Chinatown" -- writes a colorless, pedestrian script, one that fails even to be funny in a camp way.
The terrorists, who aim to rule the world, are interested in owning 51 percent in a biotech company and in getting stock options, as they plan to infect Sydney with the virus and have their company sell the antidote, insuring that they will make billions on the stock.
Ethan comes to the rescue of the world and of Nyah, with his only conflict being who is more important to save first. Ethan does this rescue against all odds, as he finds a way to penetrate a security tight biotech company, fight it out with Sean and the other terrorists, and rescue Nyah, who injected herself with the virus to hinder Sean's getting it, as the only way to transport the virus is through another person or from the vaccine needle.  If I was only entertained by this...I could have lived with it. But this film was so badly made, that it was like watching a highlight film of a basketball game, seeing only the slam-dunks, but with the game itself being excluded from the telecast. In any case, this is a critic-proof film, and will in all probability do well in the box office, as it was made to appeal to all the demographics who find commercial ventures like this one easy to buy into.
REVIEWED ON 5/29/2000 GRADE: C-
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ASSOCIATE(7f) - [FORTRAN:EXECUTION CONTROL] associate construct (LICENSE:PD)
[ associate-construct-name : ] ASSOCIATE ( associate-name => expr|variable, ...)
Basically, ASSOCIATE allows you to
1. create an alias for a variable This construct is useful when you want to simplify multiple accesses to a variable that has a lengthy description; for example, if the variable contains multiple subscripts and component names.
It is _NOT_ equivalent to a function macro.
2. evaluate an expression at the top of the block and use a variable name as a substitute for the constant, much like a parameter declaration. The ASSOCIATE construct associates named entities with expressions or variables during the execution of its block. These "named construct entities" (16.4) are "associating entities" (<IP_ADDRESS>). The names are "associate names".
o If selector is not a variable or is a variable that has a vector subscript, associate-name shall not appear in a variable definition context(16.6.7). o An associate-name shall not be the same as another associate-name in the same associate-stmt. o variable shall not be a coindexed object. o expr shall not be a variable. o end-associate-stmt is END ASSOCIATE [ associate-construct-name ] o (R806) If the associate-stmt of an associate-construct specifies an associate-construct-name, the corresponding end-associate-stmt shall specify the same associate-construct-name. If the associate-stmt of an associate-construct does not specify an associate-construct-name, the corresponding end-associate-stmt shall not specify an associate-construct-name.
Execution of an ASSOCIATE construct causes evaluation of every expression within every selector that is a variable designator and evaluation of every other selector , followed by execution of its block. During execution of that block each associate name identifies an entity which is associated (<IP_ADDRESS>) with the corresponding selector. The associating entity assumes the declared type and type parameters of the selector. If and only if the selector is polymorphic, the associating entity is polymorphic.
It is permissible to branch to an end-associate-stmt only from within its ASSOCIATE construct.
Within an ASSOCIATE or SELECT TYPE construct, each associating entity has the same rank and corank as its associated selector. The lower bound of each dimension is the result of the intrinsic function LBOUND (13.7.90) applied to the corresponding dimension of selector . The upper bound of each dimension is one less than the sum of the lower bound and the extent. The cobounds of each codimension of the associating entity are the same as those of the selector. The associating entity has the ASYNCHRONOUS or VOLATILE attribute if and only if the selector is a variable and has the attribute. The associating entity has the TARGET attribute if and only if the selector is a variable and has either the TARGET or POINTER attribute. If the associating entity is polymorphic, it assumes the dynamic type and type parameter values of the selector. If the selector has the OPTIONAL attribute, it shall be present. The associating entity is contiguous if and only if the selector is contiguous.
If the selector is not permitted to appear in a variable definition context (16.6.7), the associate name shall not appear in a variable definition context.
The following example illustrates an association with an expression.
associate ( z => exp(-(x**2+y**2)) * cos(theta) ) print *, a+z, a-z end associateThe following example illustrates an association with a derived-type variable.
associate ( xc => ax%b(i,j)%c ) xc%dv = xc%dv + product(xc%ev(1:n)) end associateThe following example illustrates association with an array section.
associate ( array => ax%b(i,:)%c ) array(n)%ev = array(n-1)%ev end associateThe following example illustrates multiple associations.
associate ( w => result(i,j)%w, zx => ax%b(i,j)%d, zy => ay%b(i,j)%d ) w = zx*x + zy*y end associateThe following example uses the ASSOCIATE construct as a shorthand for a complex expression and renames an existing variable, MYREAL. After the end of the ASSOCIATE construct, any change within the construct to the value of the associating entity that associates with MYREAL is reflected.
program demo_associate real :: myreal, x, y, theta, a x = 0.42 y = 0.35 myreal = 9.1 theta = 1.5 a = 0.4 associate ( z => exp(-(x**2+y**2)) * cos(theta), v => myreal) print *, a+z, a-z, v v = v * 4.6 end associate print *, myreal end program demo_associateSee if you know what the following produces ...
program dustycorner implicit none real :: a = 42 associate (a => a, b => 2 * a) print *, a, b a = 0 print *, a, b end associate print *, aDid you expect the following?a=42 associate (aa => a, b => 2 * a) print *, a, aa, b aa = 0 print *, a, aa, b a=-1 print *, a, aa, b end associate print *, a end program dustycorner
42.0000000 84.0000000 0.00000000 84.0000000 0.00000000 42.0000000 42.0000000 84.0000000 0.00000000 0.00000000 84.0000000
-1.00000000 -1.00000000 84.0000000 -1.00000000
From INTEL. An abbreviation for the value of an expression that does not change or an alias for a long variable nameJust like A=value if an expression, stays constant If variable can actually have value changed.
Confusing.
name ]
Is an identifier that becomes associated with the selector. It becomes the associating entity. The identifier name must be unique within the construct.selector Is an expression or variable. It becomes the associated entity.block Is a sequence of zero or more statements or constructs.
Description If a construct name is specified at the beginning of an ASSOCIATE statement, the same name must appear in the corresponding END ASSOCIATE statement.
The same construct name must not be used for different named constructs in the same scoping unit. If no name is specified at the beginning of an ASSOCIATE statement, you cannot specify one following the END ASSOCIATE statement.
During execution of the block within the construct, each associate-name identifies an entity, which is associated with the corresponding selector.
The associating entity assumes the declared type and type parameters of the selector.
You can only branch to an END ASSOCIATE statement from within its ASSOCIATE construct.
Example The following shows an expression as a selector:
ASSOCIATE (O => (A-F)**2 + (B+G)**2) PRINT *, SQRT (O)
The following shows association with an array section:
ASSOCIATE (ARRAY => AB % D (I, :) % X) ARRAY (3) = ARRAY (1) + ARRAY (2)
Without the ASSOCIATE construct, this is what you would need to write:
AB % D (I, 3) % X = AB % D (I, 1) % X + AB % D (I, 2) % X
Construct Association Additional Attributes Of Associate Names Assignment - Intrinsic
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Reviewed by Harvey Karten Warner Bros./Castle Rock Entertainment Director: Antoine Fuqua Writer: Andrew Scheinman, Adam Scheinman, Tony Gilroy Cast: Jamie Foxx, Kimberly Elise, Robert Pastorelli, Doug Hutchison, David Morse, Mike Epps, David Paymer, Jamie Kennedy
Antoine Fuqua ("The Replacement Killers") aims to hook us with his "Bait," but only the hungriest are going to bite. Those who do fall prey will find the meal less than fulfilling but you can bet your last worm that they'll probably go back for more and more and more in years to come. Not that "Bait" lacks entertainment value, if you can't get enough car crashes, explosions, feats of derring-do and the lure of intermittent comic touches from a guy who has racked up heady box-office figures in urban markets. But ultimately this "Bait" is, as its title gives away, just another decoy that'll take you away from more substantial fare in other waters.
The narrative is motivated by gold, 42 million dollars' worth- -though I can't imagine how the bandits expect to fence the bars. Judging by the fees my dentist charges for a root canal, I'm sure he could take half the stash, but who's going to spring for the other 21 mil? But that's not Fuqua's concern nor does it distress scripters Andrew Scheinman ("North"), Adam Scheinman ("Mickey Blue Eyes") and Tony Gilroy ("Armageddon"), who probably rely on the animators and editors and photographers and Roberto Fiumano who mans the Rotoscoper--and oh, yes, Doug Sloan, the horse wrangler-- to provide eye candy where suspense would be nicer and a solid rap track including Derrick Fitzgerald's "Back in Deez Streetz" and Ice Cube's "24 Mo Hours" to cue us that somethin' is about to go down.
The opening scene is best, however hackneyed, ironically cross cutting a robbery of the nation's most secure room which houses the gold with the attempted burglary of a couple of buckets of prawns from the kitchen of a Brooklyn restaurant. (The prawns have nothing to do with the title of the movie, but comedian Jamie Foxx can get mighty witty each time he explains to fellow mobsters and cops alike that prawns are not the same as shrimp. In other words, he's a big-time robber after all.) When Alvin Sanders (Jamie Foxx) is easily captured and imprisoned, he gets a cryptic message from his heart-challenged, gold-digging cellmate (Robert Pastorelli)--something about the Bronx Zoo and there's-no- place-like-home--that makes the successful computer-hacking bandit at large, Bristol(Doug Hutchison) suspect that Sanders knows the location of the loot. Aware that small-time crook Sanders could be used to capture Bristol--who had senselessly executed to bound-and-gagged guards at the Gold Reserve--Sanders is knocked unconscious at the orders of Treasury Department chief investigator Edgar Clenteen (David Morse), implanted with a tracking device, and set free. Clenteen has no regard for the life of the small-timer, stating "you know what happens to bait," and since the killer thinks that Sanders knows something when he actually does not, Sanders can be in for some deep quandaries.
"Bait" is part-comic, part romantic-sentimental, and mostly a plain-ol' cop movie, succeeding best whenever the generally humorless David Morse is on the screen and least when Jamie Foxx is using his motormouth demeanor to make up with his girl friend, Lisa (Kimberly Elise), who had recently given birth to Sanders' son.
The Toronto and New York photography by Tobias Schleissler ("The Guilty") and production design by Peter Jamison ("Carrie 2") are convincing enough, especially when complemented by Edward Bell's editing--at its best in an extended scene at a race track that finds Alvin Sanders jockeying for position against a field of better contenders. Though the movie should ideally be oceanic in suspense, this pedestrian "Bait" gets no fish out of water.
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{% extends "text_base.html" %} {% block title %}TheHaloMod | Help {% endblock %} {% block subheading %}
This page outlines the common usage of TheHaloMod, along with information concerning the various parameters and options included. Much of this information is a modified rendition of this article, which accompanied the publishing of TheHaloMod, though the backend has changed significantly since this publication. Read on for information about common usage, the transfer function used, the cosmological parameters and the fitting functions.
TheHaloMod is built to be easy to use. In the simplest example, the only action required on your part is to navigate to the calculator. All required options and parameters are filled with sensible defaults and ready to go. Nevertheless, most users will want to fiddle with the parameters to tune them to their particular needs -- be it a survey, simulation or investigation.
The options and parameters in TheHaloMod were chosen to give as much flexibility as possible without making things overly complicated. They are split over tabs in the calculator, each governing a different sub-model.
The organisation of these tabs is no accident -- it mirrors the
internal organisation of the halomod
code.
halomod
is composed of a series of components
,
integrated into frameworks
. Each component
and framework
receives its own Tab in TheHaloMod.
In particular, components
often have many different
models which can be chosen for them.
One obvious example is the hmf model itself (i.e. the fitting function
chosen to model f(σ)). Each of these models (for the same
component
) may have different parameters. These parameters
will be shown dynamically as you chose the relevant models.
New to TheHaloMod is the ability to view and edit the models that have been thus-far created. Each created model receives its own entry in a table below the main plotting interface. From there, you can choose to edit or delete the model. Also, you can create a new model based on the existing model (all parameter defaults for the new model will match the parameters of the model that was chosen as a starting point).
TheHaloMod starts with a default model (matching the default
model of halomod
) and allows you to edit or create more
models based on this default. You can delete all but one model,
as TheHaloMod always expects to have at least one model
defined.
Models are persistent -- you can navigate to this help page and back to the calculator and your models will remain. To restart calculations from the original default model and delete all the models you've created in the session, use the big red restart button in the calculator.


Pastanaga provides a pipe and a directive to manage translations. It also provides a service allowing to change the language and update the translations dynamically.
Simple translation:
{{ directiveSimpleExample }}
Result : demo-page.title
Translation with parameters:
{{ directiveWithParamsExample }}
Result : demo-page.score
Simple translation in attribute:
{{ directiveAttributeExample }}
Result :
Simple translation:
{{ pipeSimpleExample }}
Result : {{ 'demo-page.title' | translate }}
Translation with parameters:
{{ pipeWithParamsExample }}
Result : {{ 'demo-page.score' | translate : { points: 10, total: 25 } }}
Simple translation:
other.test
Result : other.test
Simple translation:
common.yes
Result : common.yes
Each supported language is a typescript file where translated strings are handled in a dictionary.
The dictionary can be nested :
{{translations}}
flatten:
{{flattenTranslations}}
or a mix of flatten and nested entries:
{{translationsMix}}
Translation language is provided in the main app module, and translations are passed using the
PaTranslateModule.addTranslations
method:
{{appModule}}
We can add more translations in any other module, possibly lazy-loaded, still using the
addTranslations
method. It makes a deep merge with the existing translations (existing entries are replaced, new ones are added):
{{moreTranslations}}
Then language can be changed dynamically using
translateService.use
method:
{{dynamicallyChangePastanagaLang}}
You might want to use Pastanaga-angular in an existing project already using another translation system like
ngx-translate
for example. In such case, where we still want Pastanaga to be able to manage translations internally, you can
provide translations files and languages to pastanaga dynamically directly in the
app.component
:
{{ngxTranslateAndPastanaga}}
For this kind of usage, you should not load
PaTranslateModule
in your code:
{{noPaTranslateModule}}


This will allow users to configure the dropdown menu width and height by overriding default dropdown properties.
User allow to define dropdown view height and width by manually. for that simply bind menuHeight
or
menuWidth
properties together or individually.
menuHeight: number
Resize the height of dropdown.
menuWidth: number
Resize the width of dropdown view.


Logarithms are an great way to solve exponents.
In simple cases the logarithm counts repeated multiplication.
In mathematics, the logarithm is the inverse operation to exponentiation


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Ofsted has today published its
single framework for inspecting local authority services for vulnerable children, examining help, protection and care
from the time it is first needed until a young person who is looked after has been successfully helped to start their lives as a young adult. The inspection is universal and will be conducted in a three-year cycle.
Coming into effect from November 2013, the framework brings together into one inspection: child protection; services for looked after children and care leavers; and local authority fostering and adoption services.
Two other frameworks are also published today for inspecting voluntary adoption agencies and independent fostering services. Both take immediate effect.
The ambition is clear – only ‘good’ is now good enough. The protection of children and young people is a key judgement. Services that are less than ‘good’ will no longer be judged adequate, but to ‘require improvement’ until they meet the standard that children, young people and their families deserve and have a right to expect. The key test is the extent to which children’s experiences are prioritised and the effectiveness of the help, protection and care that they receive.
Ofsted’s new National Director for Social Care, Debbie Jones, welcomed the new single inspection framework.
I am delighted to join Ofsted at this significant time. While I understand the pressures and recognise that the social care landscape is changing, I believe that this new framework has children and young people and the quality of professional practice at its heart.
It is our ambition to establish ‘good’ as the new minimum and for this to become the agreed standard for all services for children and young people. It is right to introduce the harder test asking what difference we are all making and I am impressed with the extent to which the new framework sets this out.
Ofsted has worked collaboratively with the sector during the development phase, building upon previous frameworks and taking account of the experiences and views of those working in children’s services. We are pleased with the responses from many Directors about the focus of the new framework being the right one and it being ambitious for our children.
Inspectors will make three key judgements in the single inspection:
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the experiences and progress of children who need help and protection
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the experiences and progress of children looked after and achieving permanent homes and families for them
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leadership, management and governance
If a local authority is judged ‘inadequate’ in any of these three critical areas, it will automatically be judged ‘inadequate’ overall.
For the first time, Ofsted will also make discrete, graded judgements on the ‘experiences and progress for care leavers’ and adoption. Inspectors will evaluate the quality of plans for children’s futures, the management and practice oversight of those plans to make them happen and the extent to which any delays are being swiftly reduced. They will also consider the quality of support and care for young people becoming independent and leaving the system, including the provision of safe and good housing, access to education, training and employment and the extent to which those individuals feel supported by their corporate parents.
These inspections will be delivered in all local authorities in England over a three-year period. During that time, Ofsted will be working closely with partner inspectorates to establish the additional criteria required to evaluate and judge the contribution of health, police, probation and prison services in the help, care and protection of children and young people. This work will inform the development of a joint inspection of child protection and safeguarding arrangements to be led by Ofsted from 2015. These criteria will be subject to consultation during 2014.
Notes to editor
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All local authorities in England will receive an inspection under the single framework over the forthcoming three years and, as such, the selection will not target ‘inadequate’ authorities. There will be a balance of authorities from the outset, including those previously found to be ‘good’.
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Debbie Jones was previously Director of Children’s Services at Lambeth Council and president of the Association of Directors of Children’s Services.
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The Office for Standards in Education, Children’s Services and Skills (Ofsted) regulates and inspects to achieve excellence in the care of children and young people, and in education and skills for learners of all ages. It regulates and inspects childcare and children’s social care, and inspects the Children and Family Court Advisory Support Service (Cafcass), schools, colleges, initial teacher training, work-based learning and skills training, adult and community learning, and education and training in prisons and other secure establishments. It inspects services for looked after children, safeguarding and child protection.


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Changes
HISTORY
1.1.3, 1.1.4
- Update request to support HTTPS-over-HTTP proxy tunneling
- Throw on undefined envs in config settings
- Update which to 1.0.5
- Fix windows UNC busyloop in findPrefix
- Bundle nested bundleDependencies properly
- Alias adduser to add-user
- Doc updates (Christian Howe, Henrik Hodne, Andrew Lunny)
- ignore logfd/outfd streams in makeEnv() (Rod Vagg)
- shrinkwrap: Behave properly with url-installed deps
- install: Support --save with url install targets
- Support installing naked tars or single-file modules from urls etc.
- init: Don't add engines section
- Don't run make clean on rebuild
- Added missing unicode replacement (atomizer)
1.1.2
Dave Pacheco (2):
add "npm shrinkwrap"
Martin Cooper (1):
Fix #1753 Make a copy of the cached objects we'll modify.
Tim Oxley (1):
correctly remove readme from default npm view command.
Tyler Green (1):
fix #2187 set terminal columns to Infinity if 0
isaacs (19):
update minimatch
update request
Experimental: single-file modules
Fix #2172 Don't remove global mans uninstalling local pkgs
Add --versions flag to show the version of node as well
Support --json flag for ls output
update request to 2.9.151
1.1
- Replace system tar dependency with a JS tar
- Continue to refine
1.0
- Greatly simplified folder structure
- Install locally (bundle by default)
- Drastic rearchitecture
0.3
- More correct permission/uid handling when running as root
- Require node 0.4.0
- Reduce featureset
- Packages without "main" modules don't export modules
- Remove support for invalid JSON (since node doesn't support it)
0.2
- First allegedly "stable" release
- Most functionality implemented
- Used shim files and
name@version
symlinks - Feature explosion
- Kind of a mess
0.1
- push to beta, and announce
- Solaris and Cygwin support
0.0
- Lots of sketches and false starts; abandoned a few times
- Core functionality established
SEE ALSO


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Direct link to all the reviews.
This site also has an RSS/Atom feed for those of you like me who still use RSS readers
I joined the "interactive fiction" community some time in the 1990's. This
community was based in two different Usenet newsgroups:
rec.arts.int-fiction
and rec.games.int-fiction
,
the former ostensibly for discussing the creation of games, and the latter
ostensibly for the disucssion of the playing of games. In reality, there
was not much difference between the two as there was virtually 100%
overlap between the denizens.
When a game was released, sometimes there was discussion about its puzzles (mostly asking for help), and sometimes even its merits as a game were disected. About halfway through the 1990's, the idea of an annual competition formed, and this resulted in many more games, which spawned many more discussions.
One of the results of the competition, besides having more games to play, was having lots of reviews to read. This was great especially for the game authors - seeing feedback is always welcome after having put time and energy into creating something. The downside was that much of the energy of the community was directed at the competition and its games, which left non-competition games starved for reviews.
From 2001 to 2009, I ran a website called "IF-Review" to try to encourage reviews of these longer games. I offered a (very small, alas) amount of money for these reviews in the hopes that it would offset the effort of playing through the games and then writing up an in-depth review of them. In exchange, I asked for the right to publish them exclusively for one week, and maintain them on a website indefnitely. Other than that, the authors of the reviews could do with them as they wished.
I already had a personal website, so it was easy enough for me to just add a subdirectory to publish the reviews in. I hacked together a perl script to convert reviews into pages, and generate indicies sorted by date, game, author, and reviewer. It wasn't pretty, but it worked well for me, and the resulting website published dozens of reviews over the years.
Fast forward to present day, and now the term for the kind of site I was publishing is "static website" - sites without a database back-end or business logic to generate the pages. Nowadays, there are many static site generation tools available and, while my hacky little perl script worked, the more modern tools which generate static sites are far superior and allow site maintainers to concentrate on the content rather than the underlying infrastructure which generates them. I have decided to use the Zola tool, which is easy enough to adapt to the review file format I had been using.
So now, without further blathering, here are the reviews of the games of the nought-ies. I hope you find some enjoyment there.
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---
title: "STEPHANIE SAINT-THOMAS ART EXHIBIT"
date: "2000-01-01 21:05:14 -06:00"
categories:
- exhibit
subtitle: "Mixed Media Paintings"
layout: "free-events"
event-image: "stephanie-saint-thomas-exhibit.jpg"
event-dates: "May 14 - June 6"
event-location: "Red Butte Garden Visitor Center"
button-type: "register"
tickets-link: ""
registration-info: "Questions?
Please call<PHONE_NUMBER>"
instructor-info: "N/A"
member-cost: "Free"
public-cost: "Garden Admission"
event-notes: ""
tickets-button: "hide"
refund-policy: "hide"
published: true
---
Stephanie Saint-Thomas' art is painted on wood panels. Media includes acrylic paint, gold and silver leaf, opalescent powder, with a high-gloss resin finish. There is no glass. All paintings are signed, one-of-a-kind originals.
For more, please visit: https://saintthomasart.com/


CASTERBRIDGE COLLEGE
UKPRN:12345678
Introduction, scoping, naming and prototyping.
GOV.UK template, frontend toolkit, elements.
Using and adapting design patterns.
Solutions to common design problems.
- Addresses
- Alpha and beta phase banners
- Check before you start
- Check your answers pages
- Confirmation pages
- Dates
- Email addresses
- Email confirmation loops
- Feedback pages
- Form structure
- Gender or sex
- Help text
- Knowledge-based authentication
- Names
- National Insurance numbers
- Passwords
- Progress indicators
- Question pages
- Start pages
- Task list pages (beta)
- User accounts
- Usernames


Run
This benchmark will run 50 tests (size: 22048M) with a variable number of Web Workers: 1, 2, 4, 8 and 16 (may take a while).
ab
mod m
using the Chinese Remainder Theorem (info)
1) show - Intel Core i7-860 (2.8 GHz, quad core, HT) [ ark.intel.com ]
Benchmark Group #5 average: 3325 ms, 16 Workers [16%]
Benchmark Group #4 average: 3338 ms, 8 Workers [16%]
Benchmark Group #3 average: 6054 ms, 4 Workers [29%]
Benchmark Group #2 average: 10920 ms, 2 Workers [52%]
Benchmark Group #1 average: 20836 ms, 1 Worker [Standart Test, 100%]
This example is quite simple: it launches n
Web Workers (threads) and each one verifies a portion of the problem set (in this case, each Web Worker computes part of ab mod c).
Example:
Running 3 Web Workers, using
210 mod 7
as the problem:
. Web Worker #1 will compute 24 mod 7;
. Web Worker #2 will compute 23 mod 7;
. Web Worker #3 will compute 23 mod 7.
In the end the main thread will use all three results and compute the final one. This can be seen as a map/reduce problem (info).


mixed sqlsrv_num_rows ( resource $stmt )
Retrieves the number of rows in a result set. This function requires that the statment resource be created with a static or keyset cursor. For more information, see sqlsrv_query(), sqlsrv_prepare(), or » Specifying a Cursor Type and Selecting Rows in the Microsoft SQLSRV documentation.
Returns the number of rows retrieved on success and FALSE if an error occured. If a forward cursor (the default) or dynamic cursor is used, FALSE is returned.


Again on the Bed... Flashback?
Well, yesterday I tripped on some morning glories. That was the first time for me, second time with a hallucinogens (first was shrooms 2 months+ ago).
 Notice that during the trip I lay out on the bad (in a bedroom I don't usually sleep in) for like 3 hours in the dark. Maybe I slept, but it was fun playing with thoughts and such.
So the trip ended, took dinner, slept, made lunch etc till 4 PM. That's today when the problem starts. I feel very tired, so I go to sleep in the same bedroom as yesterday. Start doing weird dreams, meeting up on a lan party with my friends, but it was weird in some way. Not much weirder than some dreams I had before anyway. Then the dreams degenerate. I start dreaming a short sequence of that dream repeatedly, for like 4 times with some variations. Then I feel alarmed. I realize I'm dreaming and I want to wake up. I try opening my eyes and I see the friend that was present in that sequence.
I clearly hear him respond: 'yes, what?'
Then I open my eyes.. again? And instead of my friend I see my mother. I keep calling, keep hearing her respond. Then I suddenly remember I'm alone. I say to myself: ok I need to wake up and get out of this room, even if I still feel tired. I get up, come off the bed, then I find myself again on the bed. I had dreamed the action.
 I'm starting to get really scared. The last two tries were sorta unrealistic, I knew later that it was a dream. Then I get up, again, really see everything realistically. I was sure I was awake. I even felt the fatigue on the muscles to get up, could feel every movement I made for every action.
I look on the floor where to put the feet, stand up, and I realize I'm very high. It feels the same high I had on the seeds, everything is swirling, I'm hallucinating.  Did the seeds take effect now? I'm gonna tell this to my friends.
I almost come out of the room, still walking, then again I FIND MYSELF ON THE BED!!! And that time I was SURE I was awake, that was terribly realistic. Finally I manage to really wake up, feeling still tired (didn't get enough sleep but I couldn't take any more weird dreams).
I immediately checked the pupils, they weren't dilated. I hope some sort of psychosis didn't come out in my dreams.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


This example displays multi-dimensional data from J. It is not supported in Firefox, see the Guides/Websocket page.
Run jconsole and start the server:
load 'net/websocket/demo4/run'
Then connect to display the data. Select slices from the dropdowns, or move the tiles to rearrange the axes.


A missense mutation in the FALDH gene identified in Sjögren-Larsson syndrome patients originating from the northern part of Sweden.
Sjögren-Larsson syndrome (SLS) is an autosomal recessive disorder characterized by congenital ichthyosis, spastic di- or tetraplegia, and mental retardation. SLS has been reported to occur in many populations but the highest incidence is in the north of Sweden. The gene causing SLS encodes a fatty aldehyde dehydrogenase (FALDH). In the present study, a point mutation in exon 7 of the FALDH gene was found in SLS patients of northern Swedish origin. The mutation consists of a C-to-T exchange at nucleotide position 943 in the cDNA. As a consequence, a highly conserved proline is replaced by a serine. The mutation was found in 49 out of 58 affected chromosomes and could be the most widely spread SLS mutation in the world.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 6-8
Dietary
This traditional northern treat is a real favourite of mine. It’s stuffed with sticky dates and treacly brown sugar and laced with ginger and rum. ‘Nicky’ may stem from the original technique of covering the filling with a whole piece of pastry then making slashes or ‘nicks’ in it.
Equipment and preparation: for this recipe you will need a 20cm/8in metal pie dish, about 3cm/1¼in deep.
Start by mixing all the filling ingredients, except the butter, together in a bowl. Set aside to soak while you make the pastry.
For the sweet shortcrust pastry, mix the flour and icing sugar together in a bowl. Add the cubed butter and rub it in lightly with your fingertips until the mixture resembles fine breadcrumbs. Alternatively, do this in a food processor or a mixer and then transfer to a bowl.
Mix the egg with the lemon juice and two tablespoons of cold water. Make a well in the centre of the flour mixture and pour in the egg mixture. Using a table knife, work the liquid into the flour to bring the pastry together. If it seems too dry, add a splash more water. When the dough begins to stick together, use your hands to gently knead it into a ball. Wrap in cling film and rest in the fridge for at least 15 minutes.
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
Once the dough has rested, cut it into two pieces, roughly one-third and two-thirds. Roll out the larger piece on a lightly floured work surface. Line a 20cm/8in pie dish with the pastry, leaving any excess pastry hanging over the edge. Spread the filling in the pastry case and dot with the butter.
Roll out the remaining pastry and cut it into eight long strips, roughly 1cm/½in wide. On a sheet of baking parchment, use the pastry strips to create a lattice with four strips going each way, passing them under and over each other.
Dampen the edge of the pastry in the tin with water, then invert the lattice from the paper onto the tart. Press the ends of the strips to the pastry base to secure.
Bake for 15 minutes, then turn the oven down to 160C/325F/Gas 3 and cook for a further 20 minutes.
Meanwhile, for the rum butter, beat together the butter and sugar, then gradually beat in the rum. Refrigerate until needed.
Serve the tart warm or cold, with a spoonful of rum butter.


Serialize and deserialize objects
Overviewback top
The cpgf serialization library uses archive writer and reader to serialize and deserialize objects.
If you don't know how to create archive writer and reader yet, please read the document of Create archive reader/writer and meta reader writer.
Save objects and data to permanent storageback top
IMetaArchiveWriter is used to save objects and data to permanent storage.
However, we usually don't need to invoke IMetaArchiveWriter functions directly.
There are several global auxiliary functions to ease the use.
void serializeWriteObject(IMetaArchiveWriter * archiveWriter, const char * name, void * instance, IMetaClass * metaClass);
Write an object to archive.
Parameter name is the object name that represents in the archive. Text stream archive will ignore the name. XML and JSON archive will use the name as node name.
Parameter instance is a pointer to the object.
Parameter metaClass is the meta type for the object.
template <typename T>
void serializeWriteData(IMetaArchiveWriter * archiveWriter, const char * name, const T & data);
Write arbitrary data to archive.
data can be any type.
It can be fundamental, such as int, double.
It can also be any object, which meta class can be retrieved from global scope.
It can also be any data that has a customized serializer.
If the library can't serialize the data, an exception will be thrown.
template <typename T>
void serializeWriteData(IMetaArchiveWriter * archiveWriter, const char * name, const T & data, const GMetaModule * module);
Write arbitrary data to archive.
The meta information is retrieved from "module".
Currently there is no any document for GMetaModule, if you have interesting, please check the source code for serialization unit tests.
Load objects and data from permanent storageback top
IMetaArchiveReader is used to load objects and data from permanent storage.
However, we usually don't need to invoke IMetaArchiveReader functions directly.
There are several global auxiliary functions to ease the use.
void serializeReadObject(IMetaArchiveReader * archiveReader, const char * name, void * instance, IMetaClass * metaClass);
Read an object at the address instance.
instance must be allocated.
template <typename T>
void serializeReadData(IMetaArchiveReader * archiveReader, const char * name, T & instance);
Read arbitrary data at address &instance.
template <typename T>
void serializeReadData(IMetaArchiveReader * archiveReader, const char * name, T & instance, const GMetaModule * module);


https://www.shellterproject.com/
Shellter is a dynamic shellcode injection tool, and the first truly dynamic PE infector ever created.
It can be used in order to inject shellcode into native Windows applications (currently 32-bit applications only).
The shellcode can be something yours or something generated through a framework, such as Metasploit.
Shellter takes advantage of the original structure of the PE file and doesn’t apply any modification such as changing memory access permissions in sections (unless the user wants), adding an extra section with RWE access, and whatever would look dodgy under an AV scan.
Shellter uses a unique dynamic approach which is based on the execution flow of the target application, and this is just the tip of the iceberg.
Shellter is not just an EPO infector that tries to find a location to insert an instruction to redirect execution to the payload. Unlike any other infector, Shellter’s advanced infection engine never transfers the execution flow to a code cave or to an added section in the infected PE file.


Customer UI
Customer Id
First Name
Last Name
Status
Creation Date/Time
Customer Id
First Name
Last Name
Status
Creation Date/Time


{% extends "megaphone/_layout" %} {% includeJsResource 'megaphone/js/settings.js' %} {% set selectedTab = 'settings' %} {% set settings = craft.megaphone.getSettings() %} {% import "_includes/forms" as forms %} {% set content %}


new HTTPAuthorizationAPI()
Methods
-
GET /auth/confirm/:hash()
-
Used to sign in user, who visited the verification link in email, along with setting user profile as verified
-
GET /auth/facebook()
-
Start oauth authorization with facebook as provider. If user was authorized before the authorization request is done, the oauth profile is attached to
User#keychain
of current user. If user was present in database, he/she is authorized. If user was not present in database, his/her account is created as verified. After authorization user is redirected toHTTPAuthorizationAPI
GET /auth/success, orHTTPAuthorizationAPI
GET /auth/failure endpoints. This api endpoint is enabled whenpassport
object has fields of FACEBOOK_CLIENT_ID and FACEBOOK_CLIENT_SECRET populated -
GET /auth/failure()
-
Route, where user is redirected after unsuccesseful authorization by any default passport.js strategies. This routes adds flash message of `error` to
response
locals.flash.error and makes a 302 redirect on /. This route can be redefined byHunt#extendRoutes
-
GET /auth/github()
-
Start oauth authorization with github as provider. If user was authorized before the authorization request is done, the oauth profile is attached to
User#keychain
of current user. If user was present in database, he/she is authorized. If user was not present in database, his/her account is created as verified. After authorization user is redirected toHTTPAuthorizationAPI
GET /auth/success, orHTTPAuthorizationAPI
GET /auth/failure endpoints. This api endpoint is enabled whenpassport
object has fields of GITHUB_CLIENT_ID and GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET populated -
GET /auth/google()
-
Start openId authorization with google as provider. If user was authorized before the authorization request is done, the oauth profile is attached to
User#keychain
of current user. If user was present in database, he/she is authorized. If user was not present in database, his/her account is created as verified. After authorization user is redirected toHTTPAuthorizationAPI
GET /auth/success, orHTTPAuthorizationAPI
GET /auth/failure endpoints. This api endpoint is enabled whenpassport
object has fields of `google` set to true -
GET /auth/intuit()
-
Start openId authorization with google as provider. If user was authorized before the authorization request is done, the oauth profile is attached to
User#keychain
of current user. If user was present in database, he/she is authorized. If user was not present in database, his/her account is created as verified. After authorization user is redirected toHTTPAuthorizationAPI
GET /auth/success, orHTTPAuthorizationAPI
GET /auth/failure endpoints. This api endpoint is enabled whenpassport
object has fields of `intuit` set to true -
GET /auth/logout()
-
Clears current user session, that results in logout and redirect to /
-
GET /auth/paypal()
-
Start openId authorization with google as provider. If user was authorized before the authorization request is done, the oauth profile is attached to
User#keychain
of current user. If user was present in database, he/she is authorized. If user was not present in database, his/her account is created as verified. After authorization user is redirected toHTTPAuthorizationAPI
GET /auth/success, orHTTPAuthorizationAPI
GET /auth/failure endpoints. This api endpoint is enabled whenpassport
object has fields of `paypal` set to true -
GET /auth/steam()
-
Start openId authorization with steam as provider. If user was authorized before the authorization request is done, the oauth profile is attached to
User#keychain
of current user. If user was present in database, he/she is authorized. If user was not present in database, his/her account is created as verified. After authorization user is redirected toHTTPAuthorizationAPI
GET /auth/success, orHTTPAuthorizationAPI
GET /auth/failure endpoints. This api endpoint is enabled whenpassport
object has fields of `google` set to true -
GET /auth/success()
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Route, where user is redirected after successeful authorization by any default passport.js strategies. This routes adds flash message of `success` to
response
locals.flash.success and makes a 302 redirect on /. This route can be redefined byHunt#extendRoutes
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GET /auth/twitter()
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Start oauth authorization with github as provider. If user was authorized before the authorization request is done, the oauth profile is attached to
User#keychain
of current user. If user was present in database, he/she is authorized. If user was not present in database, his/her account is created as verified. After authorization user is redirected toHTTPAuthorizationAPI
GET /auth/success, orHTTPAuthorizationAPI
GET /auth/failure endpoints. This api endpoint is enabled whenpassport
object has fields of TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY and TWITTER_CONSUMER_SECRET populated -
GET /auth/vk()
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Start oauth authorization with github as provider. If user was authorized before the authorization request is done, the oauth profile is attached to
User#keychain
of current user. If user was present in database, he/she is authorized. If user was not present in database, his/her account is created as verified. After authorization user is redirected toHTTPAuthorizationAPI
GET /auth/success, orHTTPAuthorizationAPI
GET /auth/failure endpoints. This api endpoint is enabled whenpassport
object has fields of VK_APP_ID and VK_APP_SECRET populated. VK_SCOPE property is also used for setting access rules for vk.com application -
GET /auth/yahoo()
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Start openId authorization with Yahoo as provider. If user was authorized before the authorization request is done, the oauth profile is attached to
User#keychain
of current user. If user was present in database, he/she is authorized. If user was not present in database, his/her account is created as verified. After authorization user is redirected toHTTPAuthorizationAPI
GET /auth/success, orHTTPAuthorizationAPI
GET /auth/failure endpoints. This api endpoint is enabled whenpassport
object has fields of `yahoo` set to true -
POST /auth/logout(_csrf)
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Clears current user session, that results in logout and redirect to /
Parameters:
Name Type Description _csrf
string csrf protection token, if config option is enabled - Source:
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