- Device Platform
- Device Version
- Device Name
- Device UUID
- Device Gap
- Current Acceleration
- Show Alert
- Beep 4 times
- Vibrate
- Get Picture from Camera
- Current Position
- Current Orientation
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Watch orientation A
- Clear watch A
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Watch orientation B
- Clear watch B
- Is Google reachable?
- Send SMS
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layout: index-layout
subject: Xavier Email Layouts
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Below is a list of templates and template parts put together for various email
communications executed by Xavier University.
Every "page" requires a YAML header and includes the subject and email description. The subject
is the "title"; the description is the hidden preheader for Email clients with a preview section.
The preheader should be no more than 140 characters but no less than 45. Preheader should also
be customized either for the entire email campaign, OR for individual emails. This will likely
not be able to be edited via Slate so use as needed.


KC's Potatoes - Menu
Breakfast
Sweet Potato Hash
Lunch
Ham and roasted potatoes
Kale and roasted potatoes
Dinner
Salad
Meath & Three
Dessert
Sweet Potato Affogato


Restrict the Custom element DateTimeInput navigation with the setMinDate and setMaxDate methods.
The navigation is restricted from 01/01/2010 to 01/01/2015


SwiftChatSE
A Swift library for Stack Exchange chat
SwiftChatSE is a library made from FireAlarm-Swift‘s chat code. It works on macOS and Linux.
Example
Here are instructions to build a simple program which posts Hello, world!
in SOBotics.
Installing libwebsockets
brew
and apt-get
provide different versions of libwebsockets
, and both are outdated, so you’ll have to install it from source. Make sure you have OpenSSL and CMake installed, and run the following commands to download and install libwebsockets
from here:
git clone https://github.com/warmcat/libwebsockets.git
cd libwebsockets
mkdir build
cd build
export OPENSSL_ROOT_DIR=$(brew --prefix openssl)
cmake ..
make
sudo make install
Writing and building the program
Create a Swift Package Manager project:
mkdir ChatTest
cd ChatTest
swift package init --type executable
Modify Package.swift
:
import PackageDescription
let package = Package(
name: "ChatTest",
dependencies: [
.Package(url: "git://github.com/SOBotics/SwiftChatSE", majorVersion: 4)
]
)
Now write the code, in Sources/main.swift
:
import SwiftChatSE
let email = "<email>"
let password = "<password>"
//Create a Client and log in to Stack Overflow.
let client = Client(host: .StackOverflow)
try! client.login(email: email, password: password)
//Join a chat room.
let room = ChatRoom(client: client, roomID: 111347) //SOBotics
try! room.join()
//Post a message.
room.postMessage("Hello, world!")
room.leave()
You’ll have to run the following command to build:
swift build -Xswiftc -lwebsockets -Xswiftc -I/usr/local/opt/openssl/include -Xswiftc -I/usr/local/include -Xlinker -lwebsockets -Xlinker -L/usr/local/lib
After running the swift build
command, the executable will be placed in the directory .build
. If you want to use Xcode to develop, just copy swiftchatse.xcconfig
to your project directory and run:
swift package generate-xcodeproj --xcconfig-overrides swiftchatse.xcconfig
to generate an Xcode project. You’ll have to recreate the project if you add files or change package settings.


The concept is simple. A set of teams and their members are stored in redis. These are all manipulated using the following restful urls. Of course redis must be up and running before using them. You can check this using the dropwizard admin console
GET /teams/ GET /teams/{name} POST /teams/{name}These urls work with both html and json. For example to add a team and its initial members use
curl -H"Content-Type: text/plain" -d"Balotelli,Kaka" http://localhost:8080/teams/MilanYou can access the database using the following link. Teams
Enjoy!!


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title: Characters
keywords: fastai
sidebar: home_sidebar
summary: "This module contains all of the classes and functions for defining the different characters in `wizardry`."
description: "This module contains all of the classes and functions for defining the different characters in `wizardry`."
nb_path: "nbs/00_characters copy.ipynb"
---
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Ability
(damage
, damage_type
)
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Character
(name
, health
) :: ABC
Helper class that provides a standard way to create an ABC using
inheritance.
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Wizard
(name
, health
, ability
) :: Character
Helper class that provides a standard way to create an ABC using
inheritance.
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Demon
(name
, health
, ability
) :: Character
Helper class that provides a standard way to create an ABC using
inheritance.
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WaterdropParty is a free community for all party lovers based in Melbourne Australia.
Website is built on nodeclub. Maintained by Simon for fun. For ads or other concern, please Send us an email.


WITNESS LIST Pensions & Investments Committee February 24, 2005-8:00A HB 633 For: Durant, Larry (Harris County Texas) Kester, David (Harris County) On: Harrison, Tom (Texas County and District Reirement System) Kryeger, Tom (Texas County and District Reirement System) Fire Fighter's Pension Commission On: Ivie Miller, Lisa (Fire Fighter's Pension Commission) Pension Review Board On: Smith, Virginia "Ginger" (Pension Review Board) W. Parrish, Norman (Pension Review Board) Teacher Retirement System On: Jung, Ronnie (Teacher Retirement System) Texas Municipal Retiremnt System On: W. Anderson, Gary (Texas Municipal Retiremnt System)


{% extends "layout_task-list.html" %}
{% block page_title %} Task list {% endblock %}
{% block extra_css %}
{% endblock %}
{% block proposition_header %}
{% set my_account="2" %}
{% include "includes/propositional_navigation.html" %}
{% endblock %}
{% block content %}
{% include "includes/phase_banner_beta.html" %}
Change how you pay
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Your contact details
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task status
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{% if data.confirmdetails=="complete" %}
{% include "includes/task_status_finished.html" %}
{% else %}
{% include "includes/task_status_incomplete.html" %}
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{% if data.varyanswered=="complete" %}
{% include "includes/task_status_finished.html" %}
{% else %}
{% include "includes/task_status_incomplete.html" %}
{% endif %}
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{% if data['varyselected'] == 'true' %}
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{% if data.newpaymentterms=="complete" %}
{% include "includes/task_status_finished.html" %}
{% else %}
{% include "includes/task_status_incomplete.html" %}
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{% include "includes/task_status_finished.html" %}
{% else %}
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{% endif %}
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{% if data.cantpayreason=="complete" %}
{% include "includes/task_status_finished.html" %}
{% else %}
{% include "includes/task_status_incomplete.html" %}
{% endif %}
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{% endif %}
{% endblock %}
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In order to retrieve your stats from AO3, you will need to provide your username and your _otwarchive_session cookie to fill in the "Username" and "Cookie" fields. The cookie value is used instead of your password.
You can find your cookie values as follows if you are using the Chrome browser on a computer.
If you are using another browser, you should be able to follow a similar process to find your _otwarchive_session cookie value (in Safari, the steps are: right click, Inspect Element, Storage, Cookies). However, if you are using a mobile device, you will probably not be able to view the cookie value in your browser, and you should try this on a computer instead.
If the app returns no results unexpectedly, one possible reason is that the cookie value was incorrect. Double-check that you followed the above steps to copy the correct cookie value into the Cookie field.
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| PostgreSQL 9.0.10 Documentation | ||||
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| Prev | Up | Chapter 45. System Catalogs | Next |
The catalog pg_attribute stores information about table columns. There will be exactly one pg_attribute row for every column in every table in the database. (There will also be attribute entries for indexes, and indeed all objects that have pg_class entries.)
The term attribute is equivalent to column and is used for historical reasons.
Table 45-7. pg_attribute Columns
| Name | Type | References | Description |
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| attrelid | oid | pg_class.oid | The table this column belongs to |
| attname | name | The column name | |
| atttypid | oid | pg_type.oid | The data type of this column |
| attstattarget | int4 | attstattarget controls the level of detail of statistics accumulated for this column by ANALYZE. A zero value indicates that no statistics should be collected. A negative value says to use the system default statistics target. The exact meaning of positive values is data type-dependent. For scalar data types, attstattarget is both the target number of "most common values" to collect, and the target number of histogram bins to create. | |
| attlen | int2 | A copy of pg_type.typlen of this column's type | |
| attnum | int2 | The number of the column. Ordinary columns are numbered from 1 up. System columns, such as oid, have (arbitrary) negative numbers. | |
| attndims | int4 | Number of dimensions, if the column is an array type; otherwise 0. (Presently, the number of dimensions of an array is not enforced, so any nonzero value effectively means "it's an array".) | |
| attcacheoff | int4 | Always -1 in storage, but when loaded into a row descriptor in memory this might be updated to cache the offset of the attribute within the row | |
| atttypmod | int4 | atttypmod records type-specific data supplied at table creation time (for example, the maximum length of a varchar column). It is passed to type-specific input functions and length coercion functions. The value will generally be -1 for types that do not need atttypmod. | |
| attbyval | bool | A copy of pg_type.typbyval of this column's type | |
| attstorage | char | Normally a copy of pg_type.typstorage of this column's type. For TOAST-able data types, this can be altered after column creation to control storage policy. | |
| attalign | char | A copy of pg_type.typalign of this column's type | |
| attnotnull | bool | This represents a not-null constraint. It is possible to change this column to enable or disable the constraint. | |
| atthasdef | bool | This column has a default value, in which case there will be a corresponding entry in the pg_attrdef catalog that actually defines the value. | |
| attisdropped | bool | This column has been dropped and is no longer valid. A dropped column is still physically present in the table, but is ignored by the parser and so cannot be accessed via SQL. | |
| attislocal | bool | This column is defined locally in the relation. Note that a column can be locally defined and inherited simultaneously. | |
| attinhcount | int4 | The number of direct ancestors this column has. A column with a nonzero number of ancestors cannot be dropped nor renamed. | |
| attacl | aclitem[] | Column-level access privileges, if any have been granted specifically on this column | |
| attoptions | text[] | Attribute-level options, as "keyword=value" strings |
In a dropped column's pg_attribute entry, atttypid is reset to zero, but attlen and the other fields copied from pg_type are still valid. This arrangement is needed to cope with the situation where the dropped column's data type was later dropped, and so there is no pg_type row anymore. attlen and the other fields can be used to interpret the contents of a row of the table.


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A slug is a short identifier that will used in URLs to identify this category. Example: ui-libs
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Usage
Traditionally Jenkins created symbolic links to build directories. For example, $JENKINS_HOME/jobs/someprj/builds/lastStable
might have been a link to 23
if that was the number of the most recent build which was stable, with the target resolving to $JENKINS_HOME/jobs/someprj/builds/23/
as the physical directory. This functionality was rarely used in practice (most access to build metadata and products from other tools would come from the REST API rather than by directly accessing the Jenkins filesystem), and caused problems in many environments where symlink support is spotty (especially Windows), and complicated things like backup scripts. Jenkins 2.185 and newer no longer make these symlinks (
JENKINS-37862
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Extract build symlink handling to a plugin
Resolved
), so this plugin exists as an option for people who really needed that functionality. There is nothing to configure or do after installing the plugin—it should just restore the symlink functionality.
Changelog
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SChartCrosshairTooltip Class Reference
| Inherits from | UIView |
| Declared in | SChartCrosshairTooltip.h |
| Availability | |
| Related samples |
Overview
A simple extension of the UIView class to use as the standard cross hair tooltip.
To create a custom tooltip - subclass this class and override the functions below. When the standard crosshair moves position it will call the following functions in order:
More information about using SChartCrosshairTooltip can be found in our tutorials ‘Customizing that Crosshair’ and ‘Data streaming, crosshairs and custom tooltips in ShinobiCharts’.
Tasks
Other Methods
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label
The label that this tooltip uses to display the related data point info.
property -
style
The crosshair style object that defines the look and feel of the tooltip
property
Style
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– setDefaults
A method that is called to setup default properties of the tooltip (such as
inset
andlabel
.) -
– setTooltipStyle:
A method called by the default crosshair
Displaying Data Points
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– setDataPoint:fromSeries:fromChart:
Standard crosshair called-method.
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– setResolvedDataPoint:fromSeries:fromChart:
Standard crosshair called-method.
Positioning
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– setPosition:onCanvas:
Standard crosshair called-method.
Passes in the position of the crosshair target and the current canvas. This allows positioning of the tooltip, using the canvas to do border checks.
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– layoutContents
This method is called everytime the tooltip needs to layout its contents and is called as part of
setPosition:onCanvas:
. -
inset
The inset that is used in the implementation of layoutContents for all subviews.
property -
– floatingAt:
Standard crosshair called-method.
Properties
inset
The inset that is used in the implementation of layoutContents for all subviews.
@property (nonatomic, assign) CGFloat inset
Declared In
SChartCrosshairTooltip.h
Instance Methods
floatingAt:
Standard crosshair called-method.
- (void)floatingAt:(CGPoint)coords
Discussion
When the crosshair is in floating mode, this is called for the current floating-position. This is primarily for use in a subclass, where the label text can be set to a custom string. By default, no useful information is shown in the label.
Declared In
SChartCrosshairTooltip.h
layoutContents
This method is called everytime the tooltip needs to layout its contents and is called as part of setPosition:onCanvas:
.
- (void)layoutContents
Declared In
SChartCrosshairTooltip.h
setDataPoint:fromSeries:fromChart:
Standard crosshair called-method.
- (void)setDataPoint:(id<SChartData>)dataPoint fromSeries:(SChartSeries *)series fromChart:(ShinobiChart *)chart
Discussion
Passes in information about the current crosshair data point. To convert dataPoint to a useful value - use the axis, eg:
[chart.xAxis stringForValue:dataPoint.x]
Declared In
SChartCrosshairTooltip.h
setPosition:onCanvas:
Standard crosshair called-method.
Passes in the position of the crosshair target and the current canvas. This allows positioning of the tooltip, using the canvas to do border checks.
- (void)setPosition:(struct SChartPoint)pos onCanvas:(SChartCanvas *)canvas
Declared In
SChartCrosshairTooltip.h
setResolvedDataPoint:fromSeries:fromChart:
Standard crosshair called-method.
- (void)setResolvedDataPoint:(SChartPoint)dataPoint fromSeries:(SChartSeries *)series fromChart:(ShinobiChart *)chart
Discussion
Passes in information about the current crosshair data point’s resolved value.
You can use dataPoint to obtain the interpolated value.
Declared In
SChartCrosshairTooltip.h


{%extends 'base.html'%} {% load bootstrap4 %}
{{post.description}}
Email: {{business.business_email}}


Painting a deck?
Here are the steps.
Step one
Gathering Supplies.
Here are the basic essentials
Oil Based Primer
Exterior Paint
TSP Cleaner
Paint Liner
Roller Frame
Roller
Step 2
cleaning
Take your t.s.p. and clean your deck.


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Java Platform, Standard Edition Tools Reference
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Preface
Audience
Documentation Accessibility
Related Documents
Conventions
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How Classes are Found
How the Java Runtime Finds Classes
How the Java Runtime Finds Bootstrap Classes
How the Java Runtime Finds Extension Classes
How the Java Runtime Finds User Classes
How the Java Runtime Finds JAR-class-path Classes
How the javac and javadoc Commands Find Classes
Class Loading and Security Policies
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Setting the Class Path
Synopsis
Description
JDK Commands Class Path Options
CLASSPATH Environment Variable
Set CLASSPATH
Clear CLASSPATH
Change Startup Settings
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Class Path and Package Names
Folders and Archive Files
Multiple Specifications
Specification Order
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JDK and JRE File Structure
Demos and Samples
Development Files and Directories
Additional Files and Directories
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Command Reference
Command Reference Pages
Create and Build Applications
Security
Internationalization
Remote Method Invocation (RMI)
Java IDL and RMI-IIOP
Deploy Applications and Applets
Java Web Start
Monitor Java Applications
Monitor the Java Virtual Machine
Web Services
Troubleshooting
Scripting
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Create and Build Applications
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extcheck
jar
java
javac
javadoc
javah
javap
jdb
jdeps
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keytool
jarsigner
policytool
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Internationalization
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rmiregistry
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serialver
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Java Web Start
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jconsole
jvisualvm
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jps
jstat
jstatd
jmc
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Web Services
schemagen
wsgen
wsimport
xjc
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jcmd
jinfo
jhat
jmap
jsadebugd
jstack
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PidesA Greek/Turkish styled pizza, with thick dough, twisted in the center, with feta and graviera cheese. $7.95 |
SpanakopitaA hearty slice of spinnach and cheese pie. We use feta, graviera, and houlomi cheese to make this pie. $6.75 |
VriamEggplant, tomatoes, mushrooms, onions, and peppers make this Ionian Greek dish stewed in Olive oil. $7.95 |
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This is another repetition test with greater repetition times,longer duration and more time intervals
This test should have 3 blocks of element moving from left to right repetively. The number of iteration is written in the box
The test should return true for blocks that repeat more than 1 time and flase for blocks that repeat less than 1 time


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You submitted a request to create or update the
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changes have been accepted!
To create a project using your new template visit
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select the New Project option from the main menu (click the
Menu button in the navigation bar).
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for further guidance.
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Create a new notification in the system on behalf of the Account holder, based on the supplied notification and optional binary content. There will be no significant validation of the notification and file handle, although superficial inspection of the notification will be done to ensure it is structurally sound. If creation succeeds, a new notification will appear in the "unrouted" notifications list in the system, and a copy of the created object will be returned. If there is a problem, an appropriate Exception will be raised.
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I was wondering if the following definition can be formalized in Lean, and if so, how. I am thinking that a propositional variable might be defined as a natural number, but I am not sure how to introduce the connectives.
DEFINITION. The set of wffs is the intersection of all sets S of formulas such
that:
(i) p ∈ S for each propositional variable p.
(ii) For each formula A, if A ∈ S, then ~A ∈ S.
(iii) For all formulas A and B, if A ∈ S and B ∈ S, then [A ∨ B] ∈ S.
A wff is a member of the set of wffs.
I would like to use this definition in a formal proof of the following exercise:
Using the definition of the set of wffs, show that:
(a) Every formula consisting of a propositional variable standing alone is
a wff.
(b) If A is a wff, then ~A is a wff.
(c) If A and B are wffs, then [A ∨ B] is a wff.
While it is possible to define wffs in this set-theoretic way, the much easier approach is to use an inductive type - this is what they are designed for. With that the theorem is trivial, as it is just the constructors of the inductive type
Here is an example of using inductive types for this:
-- α is the type of propositional variables inductive wff (α : Type) : Type | var : α → wff | neg : wff → wff | or : wff → wff → wff local prefix `#` := wff.var local prefix `~` := wff.neg local infix ` ∨ ` := wff.or example {α} (p q : α) : wff α := #p ∨ ~ #q
Thank you. I would still be interested in seeing how it might be done in the set-theoretic way, if you have a chance.
In that case, I would define a character as a propositional variable or one of the 4 special characters (~ [ ] ∨
) and then define S
to be a set on the type of list of characters (S
is the intersection of all sets satisfying ...)
I'm sorry, I'm not sure I understand.
It's a much more raw interpretation. Your formulas are sequences of [ ] ~ \/ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
. Step 1 is to turn a sequence of digits into a var. Step 2 is to come up with a prop describing 1, 2, 3 in terms of this raw list of characters.
import data.set.lattice noncomputable theory open sum -- Var is the type of propositional variables constant Var : Type def character := Var ⊕ fin 4 def lbracket : character := inr 0 def rbracket : character := inr 1 def neg : character := inr 2 def disj : character := inr 3 local notation `⟦` := lbracket local notation `⟧` := rbracket local notation `~` := neg local notation `∨` := disj def wff : set (list character) := ⋂₀ { S | (∀(p : Var), [inl p] ∈ S) ∧ (∀(A ∈ S), [ ~ ] ++ A ∈ S) ∧ ∀(A B ∈ S), [ ⟦ ] ++ A ++ [ ∨ ] ++ B ++ [ ⟧ ] ∈ S }
It might take me a bit to go through this, but thank you!
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Package com.tiyb.tev.datamodel
This package contains the Entity
classes for working with data
in the DB.
The data model is built around the concept of posts; in Tumblr, there are various
kinds of post (Answer, Link, Photo, Regular, or Video); with common data that occurs for
every post (e.g. URL of the post, date/time the post went live), as well as content that is
specific to the individual type. For this reason, the classes here include a
Post
class, which is used for every post, as well as
individual classes for the post types.
To properly enact this, there are tables in the underlying database to represent each type of post, as well as a central table for all posts. The individual tables link back to the main post entry, via foreign keys. The application "cheats" here, a little, bit, whereby the foreign key for each child table is also the primary key for that table; this is possible since there is a one-to-one relationship between the tables (each record in the individual tables links back to one and only one post). (The exception is the table for holding photos, since there can be multiple photos associated with a given post. For this reason, the photo entity has a primary key, as well as the foreign key to the post.)
The other tables/classes represented here are for metadata (data that didn't come from the Tumblr export, but which is needed for the application to run), as well as a list of post types. The latter could have been hard-coded into the application -- there are only 5 -- but it was decided to keep things generic, and make the types table-driven.
Each class implements the TEVCommonItems
interface,
which lists methods all of TEV's entity objects must implement. Part of that is the
updateItem()
helper method, which can be used for copying "safe" fields from one
object to another. (There are typically one or two fields, such as IDs, that do not get copied
during this process.) Because most but not all fields are copied a copy constructor wasn't used.
To make it even messier -- but clear to the reader -- every single attribute gets a line of code,
with the unsafe attributes commented out. e.g.
public void updateData(ClassType newDataObject) { this.attributeOne = newDataObject.attributeOne; // this.postId = newDataObject.postId; this.attributeTwo = newDataObject.attributeTwo; }
- Author:
- tiyb
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Interface Summary Interface Description TEVCommonItems<T> Common methods/properties to be implemented by all T post types -
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- Sashimi
- Sliced raw fish that is served with condiments such as shredded daikon radish or ginger root.wasabi and soy sauce
- Scale
- A device used to accurately measure the weight of ingredients
- A technique by which the scales are removed from the skin of a fish
- Scamorze
- Scamorzo
- An Italian cheese usually made from whole cow's milk (although it was traditionally made from buffalo milk)


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 8
Dietary
This is a really simple but still impressive cake, with dark ale to keep it moist and add extra flavour – a great make ahead dessert.
For the chocolate and ale cake, grease and flour a 25cm/10in loaf tin. Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
Slowly mix the dark ale into the cocoa powder to form a paste.
In a separate bowl, beat the butter and soft dark brown sugar together until smooth and creamy, then add the eggs one at a time beating between each addition.
Stir in the cocoa and ale mixture. Sift in the flour, baking powder and bicarbonate of soda in batches, stirring between each addition.
Pour the cake batter into the prepared tin and bake for 30-35 minutes, or until springy to the touch. Cool on a wire rack.
Melt the chocolate in a heatproof bowl suspended over a pan of simmering water.
Beat the icing sugar and butter together to form a soft paste. Add four tablespoons of dark ale and then fold in the melted chocolate.
For the muscovado and malt cream, whip all the ingredients together in a large bowl until thick and smooth.
When the cake has cooled completely, cut it into slices.
Serve with the beer and chocolate icing spread over the cake and a dollop of muscovado and malt cream on the side.


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North Carolina no longer an outlier on sex and consent
GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) - North Carolina’s governor has signed a sexual assault bill that says women can revoke consent during sex.
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The law also undoes a court ruling from 2008 that said sexual assault laws don’t apply to people who were incapacitated because of their own action as victims, such as by taking drugs or alcohol. It also increases penalties for child abusers.
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Diagnosis (percentage of patients)
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| Cushing’s disease |
58% (28/48) |
| Silent corticotroph adenoma |
42% (20/48) |
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Age (years)
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| Range |
23–77 |
| Median |
49 |
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Gender (percentage of patients)
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| Male |
25% (12/48) |
| Female |
75% (36/48) |
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Ultrastructural characteristics (percentage of patients)
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| Sparsely granulated |
44% (21/48) |
| Densely granulated |
56% (27/48) |
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KNOSP grade (percentage of patients)
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| 0 |
16% (7/48) |
| 1 |
44% (21/48) |
| 2 |
19% (9/48) |
| 3 |
10% (5/48) |
| 4 |
12.5% (6/48) |
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Tumor size (percentage of patients)
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| Macroadenoma |
77% (37/48) |
| Microadenoma |
23% (11/48) |
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Mutation status (percentage of patients)
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USP8 mutation
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31% (15/48) |
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USP48 mutation
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4% (2/48) |


- addCircle(GoogleMap, CircleOptions, boolean) - Method in class fnsb.macstransit.RouteMatch.BasicStop
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Creates and adds a parentCircle to the provided map with the provided circle options.
- addMarker(GoogleMap, double, double, int, String) - Method in class fnsb.macstransit.RouteMatch.MarkedObject
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Creates and adds a marker to the provided map.
- addNewBuses(Bus[], Bus[]) - Static method in class fnsb.macstransit.RouteMatch.Bus
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Compares two bus arrays and determines which bueses are new.
- addSharedStop(GoogleMap, SharedStop[]) - Static method in class fnsb.macstransit.RouteMatch.SharedStop
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Adds the shared stops to the map.
- addStop(GoogleMap, Route[], SharedStop[]) - Static method in class fnsb.macstransit.RouteMatch.Stop
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Adds a stop to the map based on the childRoutes.
- adjustCircleSize(float, SharedStop[]) - Static method in class fnsb.macstransit.Activities.ActivityListeners.AdjustZoom
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Adjusts the circle size based on the current zoom level.
- AdjustZoom - Class in fnsb.macstransit.Activities.ActivityListeners
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Created by Spud on 2019-10-28 for the project: MACS Transit.
- AdjustZoom(MapsActivity) - Constructor for class fnsb.macstransit.Activities.ActivityListeners.AdjustZoom
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Constructor for the listener.
- allRoutes - Static variable in class fnsb.macstransit.Activities.MapsActivity
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Create an array of all the childRoutes that are used by the transit system.
- asyncBusUpdater - Variable in class fnsb.macstransit.RouteMatch.Route
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The asynchronous method that updates the buses for this route.


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Microprocessors
27 November - 5 December 2018
This week, we worked with Arduino and the Sparkfun Inventors Kit to create computer-controlled circuits. I thought this was a
really cool process because it is so much more practically useful than your average breadboard circuit. This week, we had to
complete the exercises in the book that came with the kit and take pictures of them. Here they are below, in order:
I was also able to edit the code in circuit 1A, the blinking light. In order to make the light blink extremely rapidly, I
changed both spots that said "delay(2000)" to "delay(50)", and the light did, indeed, blink extremely rapidly, once I uploaded
the updated code to my board.


int pcntl_fork ( void )
The pcntl_fork() function creates a child process that differs from the parent process only in its PID and PPID. Please see your system's fork(2) man page for specific details as to how fork works on your system.
On success, the PID of the child process is returned in the parent's thread of execution, and a 0 is returned in the child's thread of execution. On failure, a -1 will be returned in the parent's context, no child process will be created, and a PHP error is raised.


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----¤Please Read folks¤---- ***Updated***
Posted: Thu Jan 04, 2007 5:38 pm
Okay heres whats up, In light of this game creation I think we can all do this. Im going to make a list of weapons, I want you all to (if you want) make your own perspective on weaponsdo a sketch on paper or other stuff.. and make it so its rather large so about one weapon per page (allows for the most amount of detail). and you pm me the pictures from a hosted site and tell me what weapon it goes under and I will do so. all weapons will be added. but in the end the community decides which ones they want or theyll critique your drawings and tell you how to make it better. (dont take it personnaly) upon the critiques I want you to make the changes if you can or want to. but its better if you did.
steps on nice sketches-
first use pencil to sketch it out (mainly to erase)
after that use a heavy ballpoint pen to outlined said sketch.
after it is outlined use eraser to erase the pencil (makes it look cleaner)
there yah go best results form sketches, and if you really want to make changes trace the original inked version in pencil so if it is critiqued you can make the changes as said. these are all optional.
thank you for participating.
PS I will also give you critique if you ask
----------List--------
Swords
short sword
Long sword
Silver sword
two hander
http://img156.imageshack.us/img156/2791/2hsworddx6.png
Magic sword
Magic short sword
MAgic two hander
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c165/ ... ure012.jpg
Fire sword
Acid sword
Dragon Sword
model created - http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c165/Brandoderocko/Picture.jpg
Ice blade
vorporal scimy
vorporal short
Blood rapier
Lightning blade
runic scimmy
Sanctus blade
Mystic short
mystic
Arc sword
SOE
SOD
Spirit
Vita rapier
Omni
Dirus
Vis gladius
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c165/ ... ure013.jpg
http://img299.imageshack.us/img299/1539/visrp9.png
sword of skulls
-bonus-
maces and hammers
Mace
battle hammer
spiked
War hammer
silver
magic
Fire
dispell
Acid
Ice
Blood
life hammer
Mystic mace
spirit mace
Diabolic
-bonus-
Daggers/wands/special
Dagger
magic dagger
Magic wolf blades
Dragon claw
acid dagger
specteral dragon claw
Lightning dagger
mystic dagger
mystic blade
spirit wand
Dirus wand
-bonus-
Staves
Wooden
magic
fire
Acid
SOS
LA
Lightning
Runic
Bone
Mystic
Arc
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c165/ ... ure015.jpg
SOA
SOV
ALS
Spirit
DLS
IDLS
Omni
diabolic
Arachnid
Moon
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c165/ ... ure011.jpg
Sun
-bonus-
Axes/Pole axes
axe
battle axe
silver axe
magic throwing axe
Magic battle axe
halberd
Acid halberd
acid axe
Dispell axe
blood axe
Vorpal
Sanctus
Mystic
Arc axe
Arc halberd
Versanex axe
Vita halberd
Oreseth halberd
Omni axe
Dirus Axe
-bonus-
Bows and arrows
arrows
Magic arrows
Mystic arrows
nex arrows
long bow
magic long bow
Lightning bow
mystic bow
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c165/ ... ure014.jpg
Arc ow
Omni bow
Arachnid
-bonus-
OKay theres the list if I missed something tell me and ill change it
ps could this be stickied?
steps on nice sketches-
first use pencil to sketch it out (mainly to erase)
after that use a heavy ballpoint pen to outlined said sketch.
after it is outlined use eraser to erase the pencil (makes it look cleaner)
there yah go best results form sketches, and if you really want to make changes trace the original inked version in pencil so if it is critiqued you can make the changes as said. these are all optional.
thank you for participating.
PS I will also give you critique if you ask
----------List--------
Swords
short sword
Long sword
Silver sword
two hander
http://img156.imageshack.us/img156/2791/2hsworddx6.png
Magic sword
Magic short sword
MAgic two hander
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c165/ ... ure012.jpg
Fire sword
Acid sword
Dragon Sword
model created - http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c165/Brandoderocko/Picture.jpg
Ice blade
vorporal scimy
vorporal short
Blood rapier
Lightning blade
runic scimmy
Sanctus blade
Mystic short
mystic
Arc sword
SOE
SOD
Spirit
Vita rapier
Omni
Dirus
Vis gladius
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c165/ ... ure013.jpg
http://img299.imageshack.us/img299/1539/visrp9.png
sword of skulls
-bonus-
maces and hammers
Mace
battle hammer
spiked
War hammer
silver
magic
Fire
dispell
Acid
Ice
Blood
life hammer
Mystic mace
spirit mace
Diabolic
-bonus-
Daggers/wands/special
Dagger
magic dagger
Magic wolf blades
Dragon claw
acid dagger
specteral dragon claw
Lightning dagger
mystic dagger
mystic blade
spirit wand
Dirus wand
-bonus-
Staves
Wooden
magic
fire
Acid
SOS
LA
Lightning
Runic
Bone
Mystic
Arc
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c165/ ... ure015.jpg
SOA
SOV
ALS
Spirit
DLS
IDLS
Omni
diabolic
Arachnid
Moon
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c165/ ... ure011.jpg
Sun
-bonus-
Axes/Pole axes
axe
battle axe
silver axe
magic throwing axe
Magic battle axe
halberd
Acid halberd
acid axe
Dispell axe
blood axe
Vorpal
Sanctus
Mystic
Arc axe
Arc halberd
Versanex axe
Vita halberd
Oreseth halberd
Omni axe
Dirus Axe
-bonus-
Bows and arrows
arrows
Magic arrows
Mystic arrows
nex arrows
long bow
magic long bow
Lightning bow
mystic bow
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c165/ ... ure014.jpg
Arc ow
Omni bow
Arachnid
-bonus-
OKay theres the list if I missed something tell me and ill change it
ps could this be stickied?


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class: center, middle, inverse, title-slide # Project/File/Data Management ## RRROBOTS Week 2 ### Hao Ye ### 2017, April 04 --- # Lesson Objectives ### Week 1 Catchup ### Reproducibility ### Project/File Organization ### Data Processing --- class: center, middle, inverse # Week 1 Catchup --- # GitHub ### What is it? * An online service to store your Repos. - like a shared Dropbox folder that you manually sync to -- * A project management tool. - Create / discuss / assign / resolve **issues** - Manage repos / releases / etc. -- * A website hosting platform - GitHub pages (see https://pages.github.com/ for more details) --- # GitHub Demo ### Setup access on GitHub * What is your GitHub account name? ### Check git config * http://happygitwithr.com/hello-git.html ### Setup ssh key * http://happygitwithr.com/ssh-keys.html --- # GitHub workflow ### Update the course repo * make a new branch * make changes * commit changes * push upstream * send pull request --- class: center, middle, inverse # Reproducibility --- class: center, middle # *Your most frequent collaborator is your former self... and that person doesn't respond to emails* --- class: center # What does reproducibility mean? --  -- ### Every step of the analysis can be reproduced independently --- # How do we make our work reproducible? * Avoid manual data manipulation - use scripts to process raw data * Track results and how they were produced - version control (e.g. Git) - intermediate results - summary datasets and code for figures - random number seeds (e.g. for some model-fitting algorithms) * Keep documentation close to the underlying code - adopt "good"" coding practices * Make code and data available - GitHub, data/code archiving services --- class: center, middle, inverse # Project/File Organization --- # Philosophy ### Make your projects navigable * find what you need quickly ### Develop good (but flexible) habits * find out what works for you * don't be afraid to experiment (version control is your friend!) ### Consistency * for yourself and for others --- # General Guidelines * Include a README for all projects - "is this the project I'm looking for?" * Include a LICENSE for all projects - "how can I use this project?" * Organize sub-folders - `data`, `results`, `figures`, `src` - `doc` (reference material and documentation) - `bin` (compiled executables) - `paper` (manuscript files) --- # More Guidelines * Document extensively! - when/where/whom datasets came from - what code is intended to do * Pick informative names for files - use alphabetical file sorting to order and group files (e.g. "yyyy-mm-dd" data formats) --- class: center, middle, inverse # Data Processing --- class: center, middle

I believe what I am accumulating for my data processing pipeline is known as "technical debt" & I need a week to get my sh!it together.
— Katie (@ResourcefulSqrl) April 11, 2017
 --- class: center, middle

"What is technical debt?" Technical debt is hard to explain, but a picture is worth a thousand words. #programming #softwaredevelopment pic.twitter.com/AG2L3VDuKZ
— Jedd Ahyoung (@Jedd_Ahyoung) January 31, 2017
 --- class: center, middle  --- # Philosophy ### Don't modify the raw data! * use scripts to correct errors (programmatically or manually) ### Avoid duplication of data * information can become desynchronized * use data structures / standards for your field (or whatever works best for your projects) ### Write functions for each pipeline step --- # Why write functions? * Documentation - easier to translate into "methods" section * Debugging & Error-checking - verify using known working inputs and outputs - simpler to **refactor** * Reproducibility - explicit control over inputs and outputs * Reusability - in R, functions can be collected in packages and shared --- # Data Formats ### No one-size fits all solution! ### Tidy Data (one generally-applicable standard) * a dataset is arranged by rows and columns * each **column** is a variable - "A variable contains all values that measure the same underlying attribute (like height, temperature, duration) across units." * each **row** is an observation - "An observation contains all values measured on the same unit (like a person, or a day, or a race) across attributes." * NOTE: Within a single dataset, **variables** and **observations** may change depending on analysis! --- class: center, middle # DEMO --- # References * Brian McGill. [Ten commandments for good data management](https://dynamicecology.wordpress.com/2016/08/22/ten-commandments-for-good-data-management/) * Greg Wilson, Jennifer Bryan, Karen Cranston, Justin Kitzes, Lex Nederbragt, Tracy K. Teal. ["Good Enough Practices in Scientific Computing"](https://arxiv.org/abs/1609.00037) * Geir Kjetil Sandve, Anton Nekrutenko, James Taylor, Elvind Hovig. ["Ten Simple Rules for Reproducible Computational Research"](http://journals.plos.org/ploscompbiol/article?id=10.1371/journal.pcbi.1003285) * Hadley Wickham. [Tidy Data](https://www.jstatsoft.org/article/view/v059i10) * [Tidyr vignette](https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/tidyr/vignettes/tidy-data.html) --- class: center, middle # Acknowledgments Class supported by:   Slides created via the R package [**xaringan**](https://github.com/yihui/xaringan).


This report was written by my father, 58 years old at the time. He had tried Salvia in a concentrated liquid form. The lesson here, I think, is that using Salvia really requires a sober sitter.
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I used the dropper and squeezed out four dropper-fulls of the green liquid into my shot glass. Then followed that with 5 droppers of hot water. The instructions said to use it immediately.
So I got comfortable on the bed.  I glanced at “Gateway Affirmation” from the Monroe Institute which asks for help from any being equal or greater to my intelligence for my stated purpose – to explore other dimensions.
I poured the shot glass with about 0.5 ounce of green liquid into my mouth under my tongue then laid back onto the pillow.
I put a bandanna over my eyes and got comfortable. I repeated the affirmation in my mind over and over. The drumming was steady and deep. Then the drumming got deeper and wider and changed in its color. My first reaction was fear, but I beat that back saying to myself “I am a warrior, I am a warrior.” I felt myself being drawn into a vortex, spinning slowly round and round. I tried to let go but part of me fought to hold onto my reality.
I don’t have any memory of a connection with what happened next. I seemed to be in the bedroom. Everything was soft and melting, including me. Then I was bring drawn backwards, violently, through a hole in the universe into what I knew was my death! I fought and kicked and thrashed about franticly but it was a useless puny effort.
Then nothingness.
My next awareness was that I was floating in space in an immense blackness.  It continued moving inwards towards the center – towards the essence of me. I got smaller and smaller. I was terrified! All that was left was a consciousness, an “I” with no thoughts, no past, nothing – just an awareness. Then I was propelled at a great speed out of a bright light that I knew was my world. I had the awareness that my world was small and inconsequential. I was floating in a vast infinity of tiny lights held in place by a visible force. I became aware that each of these endless lights were an infinity of our universe, each the same and not quite the same, all connected.
My next awareness was being only a consciousness in my proper place in a living, slowly undulating fabric of such an immense size as to defy description, filled with other consciousnesses like me. It was vast and it was alive. It was home, it was the true reality filled with love, warmth, acceptance and joy. I had absolutely no memory of ever having lived, of ever having been me. I wanted to just be. To be here always. Then something happened to the consciousness that was me. I didn’t belong. Something was wrong. Terribly wrong. I was aware of many voices calling to me, trying to help me, wanting me to stay. But a membrane was between me and this reality. I pushed and clawed. I seemed at this point to have hands because I can clearly see them pushing against the membrane. I was fighting to stay in, to stay where I belonged.
The membrane became a vast dimensional wall stretching out in all directions. I was half in and half out.
I wanted to stay. I tried frantically to stay inside but I was being pushed out. At one point I can clearly remember my head and shoulders inside and the rest of me outside in another world. I could stick my head back and forth through this wall. One side, full of love, sound, belong – the other side a much darker place, lonely without love or a sense of belonging. I was pushed completely out. I lay there somewhere. I sensed I was a multi-faceted being and I was simplifying down. I felt as though I crystallized down and down. I was filled with disappointment. Finally I had been reduced down to one being. I was small and insignificant. I began to have some awareness of a personality. I recognized my wife. She was looking directly at me from a few feet away. I was trying to speak but my consciousness hadn’t completely formed inside my body. My wife was saying something. “B, can you hear me? B, are you all right?”
Then a man with red hair appeared in front of me. He asked me who was the president? My mind was unsteady and unfixed. I had a swirling of ideas and I voiced “Jimmy” but I couldn’t think of his last name. Then he asked me what month it was. I said October, it seemed right (it was August). Then slowly my consciousness began returning. I was not in the bedroom but in the dining room. My shoulder hurt and my mouth was dry. There were people moving around the room. I recognized that there were fireman and a policewoman. I was back.  These people were all concerned about me. I felt very detached like watching a movie. The red haired man said they had to take me to the hospital. My blood pressure was extremely high. I smiled and said “sure.” Then I was in an ambulance. Then at the hospital. It was like a dream. My son and wife were there.
Gradually I came back into this reality. I was cut and bruised. I had broken my shoulder and was in considerable pain. I had trashed one side of our bedroom. Broken furniture, turned stuff over and made quite a mess. Then I had walked around the house. My wife found me staring vacant-eyed, tongue hanging out of my mouth, unable to respond. She thought I had had a stroke and called 911.
But I had no memory of any of that.  I wonder what it meant and why I was shown it!
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Postscript by the son of the writer:
So, there was a trip to the hospital in an ambulance - me in the ambulance with Dad (who was really quite sober by then) and my mother following in her car.
He was admitted through ER and since he had an elevated blood pressure, had showed signs of mental problems (saying that the President in the year 2000 was 'Jimmy') and was bruised/cut and in pain.
He was dealt with quickly. Blood pressure returned to normal. There was no stroke. He had broken his collar-bone in the 'struggle.'
The moment the doctor and my mother were out of earshot my father told me, 'Wow - I can't wait to try that again.' He planned on trying a fraction of the 'beginning dose' he took that landed him in the emergency room.
One day several months later he did try a tiny dose, a fraction of his previous dose then he went for a walk in the woods.
He told me that even at a fraction of the initial dose he felt himself being aggressively 'pulled' into the same 'place' he traveled to during his initial experience - the one described above. He had to struggle to stay in the reality of walking in the woods without being 'pulled away' again.
This second experience convinced him that salvia was not the 'tool' he should be using for his spiritual pursuits and he ended up giving the remainder of the bottle of concentrated liquid away to a friend of his.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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For the fig-swirl: Melt butter over medium heat in a saucepan. Add brown sugar and stir to disolve. Halve all of the figs and toss in the saucepan with water and lemon juice. Cook over medium heat, stirring frequently, until you have a chunky-jammy mixture. Add salt with one or two stirs, set aside and let cool completely.
Ice cream: In a small pot over medium heat, combine milk, and granulated sugar until sugar is completely dissolved and the milk is just barely lukewarm. whisk in the egg yolks. Set mixture in the fridge and wait until the fig is cooled.
Using an ice cream machine, pour liquids into the frozen basin and process according to manufacturer instructions, i.e., let spin and thicken for 20 minutes before adding marscarpone, fig mixture, and the nuts. Continue to process for +/- 10 minutes. Pour semi-frozen mixture into a pyrex dish or glass tupperware. Freeze for at least two hours before serving.


History of Berkeley TestFloat, to Release 3e
John R. Hauser
2018 January 20
Releases of Berkeley TestFloat normally parallel those of Berkeley SoftFloat,
on which TestFloat is based.
Each TestFloat release necessarily incorporates all bug fixes from the
corresponding release of SoftFloat.
Release 3e (2018 January)
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Fixed a problem with the all-in-one
testfloat
program whereby
function set -all1
incorrectly also tested the three-operand fused
multiply-add operations.
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Modified the expected behavior of rounding mode
odd
(jamming) when
rounding to an integer value (either conversion to an integer format or a
‘roundToInt
’ function).
Previously, for those cases only, rounding mode odd
was expected
to act the same as rounding to minimum magnitude.
Now, when rounding to an integer value, the nearest odd integer is expected,
consistent with the round-to-odd result of other operations.
-
Added options
-checkInvInts
and -checkAll
to programs
testfloat_ver
and testfloat
.
-
Improved the checking of integer results of invalid operations.
Release 3d (2017 August)
-
When the all-in-one
testfloat
program is compiled to test the C
language’s arithmetic, added the ability to test library functions
sqrtf
, sqrtl
, fmaf
, fma
,
and fmal
, which were added to the C Standard in 1999.
Release 3c (2017 February)
-
Added support for testing rounding mode
odd
(jamming).
-
Made support for testing 64-bit double-precistion floating-point
be subject to macro
FLOAT64
(akin to macros FLOAT16
,
EXTFLOAT80
, and FLOAT128
from before).
-
Fixed some bugs that caused compilation to fail with certain combinations of
option macro settings.
-
Corrected the types of two internal variables to be
sig_atomic_t
instead of bool
.
-
Improved the formatting of some error reports (concerning where lines are
broken when they exceed 79 characters in length).
Release 3b (2016 July)
-
Added the ability to test the common 16-bit
“half-precision” floating-point format.
-
Added a
-seed
option to programs testfloat_gen
,
testfloat
, and testsoftfloat
for setting the seed for
the pseudo-random number generator used to generate test cases.
-
Where a specific choice is needed for how tininess is detected on underflow,
changed the default to be the detection of tininess after rounding
(
-tininessafter
) instead of before rounding
(-tininessbefore
).
-
Modified the format of reported discrepancies to show the signs of
floating-point values using
+
and -
characters.
-
Documented the use of the
INLINE
macro, and fixed the sources for
the case that function inlining is not supported by the C compiler.
-
Documented the possible need to define macro
THREAD_LOCAL
to match
how the SoftFloat library was built.
-
Modified the provided Makefiles to allow some options to be overridden from the
make
command.
Release 3a (2015 October)
-
Replaced the license text supplied by the University of California, Berkeley,
and fixed some minor build problems.
Release 3 (2015 February)
-
Complete rewrite, funded by the University of California, Berkeley, and
consequently having a different use license than earlier releases.
Visible changes included different names for testable functions and command
options.
-
Reinstated separate programs for generating test cases
(
testfloat_ver
) and verifying test results
(testfloat_gen
), as alternatives to the all-in-one
testfloat
program (which remained supported).
-
Added support for testing conversions between floating-point and unsigned
integers, both 32-bit and 64-bit.
-
Added support for testing a fused multiply-add operation, for all testable
floating-point formats except 80-bit double-extended-precision.
-
Added support for testing a fifth rounding mode,
near_maxMag
(round to nearest, with ties to maximum magnitude, away from zero).
-
Added
timesoftfloat
(previously found in the Berkeley SoftFloat
package).
Release 2c (2015 January)
-
Fixed mistakes affecting some 64-bit processors.
-
Made minor updates to the documentation, including improved wording for the
legal restrictions on using TestFloat releases through 2c (not
applicable to Release 3 or later).
There was never a Release 2b.
Release 2a (1998 December)
-
Added support for testing conversions between floating-point and
64-bit signed integers.
-
Improved the Makefiles.
Release 2 (1997 June)
-
Integrated the generation of test cases and the checking of system results into
a single program.
(Before they were separate programs, normally joined by explicit command-line
pipes.)
-
Improved the sequence of test cases.
-
Added support for testing 80-bit double-extended-precision and
128-bit quadruple precision.
-
Made program output more readable, and added new command arguments.
-
Reduced dependence on the quality of the standard
rand
function
for generating test cases.
(Previously naively expected rand
to be able to generate good
random bits for the entire machine word width.)
-
Created
testsoftfloat
, with its own simpler complete software
floating-point (“slowfloat”) for comparison purposes.
-
Made some changes to the source file structure, including renaming
environment.h
to milieu.h
(to avoid confusion with
environment variables).
Release 1a (1996 July)
-
Added the
-tininessbefore
and -tininessafter
options
to control whether tininess should be detected before or after rounding.
Release 1 (1996 July)


| Contents | Previous | Next | Java Management Extensions (JMX) Technology Overview |
A Java Management Extensions (JMX) agent is a management entity that runs in a Java Virtual Machine (JVM) and acts as the liaison between the MBeans and the management application. The various components of a JMX agent are outlined in the following sections:
The MBean server is the core component of a JMX agent. It is a registry for objects that are exposed to management operations in an agent. Any object registered with the MBean server becomes visible to management applications. However, the MBean server only exposes the management interface of an MBean, never its direct object reference.
Any resource that you want to manage from outside the agent’s JVM must be registered as an MBean in the server. The MBean server also provides a standardized interface for accessing MBeans within the same JVM, giving local objects all the benefits of manipulating manageable resources. MBeans can be instantiated and registered by:
When you register an MBean, you must assign it a unique object name. A management application uses the object name to identify the object on which it is to perform a management operation. The operations available on MBeans include:
Agent services are objects that can perform management operations on the MBeans registered in the MBean server. By including management intelligence into the agent, JMX helps you build more powerful management solutions. Agent services are often MBeans as well, allowing them and their functionality to be controlled through the MBean server. The JMX specification defines the following agent services:
All these agent services are available in version 5.0 of the J2SE platform.
Protocol adaptors and connectors make the agent accessible from remote management applications. They provide a view through a specific protocol of the MBeans instantiated and registered in the MBean server. They enable a management application outside the JVM to:
Consequently, for a JMX agent to be manageable, it must include at least one protocol adaptor or connector. The J2SE platform includes the standard RMI connector. An agent can include any number of protocol adaptors and connectors, allowing it to be managed and monitored remotely through different protocols simultaneously.
Protocol adaptors provide a management view of the JMX agent through a given protocol. They adapt the operations of MBeans and the MBean server into a representation in the given protocol, and possibly into a different information model, for example SNMP. The J2SE platform does not include any protocol adaptors as standard.
Management applications that connect to a protocol adaptor are usually specific to the given protocol. This is typically the case for legacy management solutions that rely on a specific management protocol. They access the JMX agent not through a remote representation of the MBean server, but through operations that are mapped to those of the MBean server.
Connectors are used to connect an agent with a remote management application enabled for JMX technology, namely, a management application developed using the distributed services of the JMX specification. This kind of communication involves a connector server in the agent and a connector client in the manager.
These components convey management operations transparently point-to-point over a specific protocol. The JMX Remote API provides a remote interface to the MBean server through which the management application can perform operations. A connector is specific to a given protocol, but the management application can use any connector indifferently because they have the same remote interface.
See Chapter 5, "Using JMX Connectors to Manage Resources Remotely" for more information on standard JMX connectors.
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WEDDING BAND (director/writer: Martin Guigui; cinematographer: Massimo Zeri; cast: Deborah Gibson (Lisa Weinstein (bride)), Dom DeLuise (Priest), Martin Guigui (Max Tune), Joey Scherr (Bobby Benigni), Susanna Voltare (Diane Dare), Bernard Sanders (The Rabbi), Kelly Bishop (Sylvia Weinstein), Les Shenkel (Irving Weinstein), Vinnie DiToma (Vic DeMan), Chad Hollister (Hebber Stebber), Mo Gaffney (Sybil Radzinski), Jon Fishman (Drummer), Vinnie Vella (The Groom's Father), 1999)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
A vulgar mockumentary about a Jewish-Italian wedding, whose detractions are that some of the scenes could have been better edited, the jokes being rather lame, and the script being too threadbare. Stereotypical characters rule the Long Island catered reception party of the wedding of Lisa Weinstein (Deborah Gibson (Pop Star)) to Bobby Benigni (Joey Scherr).
The overbearing, familiar Jewish mother-type, Sylvia Weinstein (Bishop), is in charge of the Weinstein-Benigni wedding reception. She is first seen screaming at the band leader: "Why are you late, Where in the contract does it say we're paying you to be late?" "In the part that says working for cheap," retorts Max Tune (Martin Guigui), the band leader. Later on her wrath turns on the caterers, she is fussing that she ordered surf and turf, but the caterers did not give her any turf.
Everyone in the film is a zany, as each character does their own comedy schtick. There is profanity used throughout the film and at the most surprising times, like when the groom's father (Vella) is giving a toast. He says Italians have little self-control when it comes to women, so he doesn't expect his son to remain loyal, even though he should because Lisa's a nice girl.
Since it is a Vermont made indie (filmed on Lake Champlain), the filmmaker got that state's congressman, Bernie Sanders, to play a bit part, as a rabbi named Manny Shevitz (like the Jewish wine), who can't stay focused on the congratulatory speech he is offering the couple, and rambles on about the Brooklyn Dodgers leaving New York.
It is obvious that Martin Guigui-- the director, writer, and lead actor in the film, knows something about wedding receptions, as this film is based on his experiences as a musician for 20- years, ones in which he worked many wedding receptions.
The minimal plot, has Max Tune, who is asked to play at the wedding reception of his former girlfriend, find that she still finds him to be romantic. She is unaware that her husband has already been cheating on her with Diane Dare (Susanna Voltare), her maid of honor and best friend, at his bachelor's party last night. Diane, feeling guilty, gets inebriated on tequila, deciding how she is to tell this to Lisa, someone she has never lied to before.
The film opens with a quote by H.L. Mencken: "Marriage is a worthwhile institution, but would you want to live the rest of your life in an institution!"
The wedding reception is one continuous absurdity.  Vic DeMan (Vinny De Toma) has positioned himself by the bar, he's an inept pick-up artist; Hebber Stebber is a stoned-out freak who can't talk clearly. He is the lead singer for the misfit band, a band that doesn't know the lyrics for the songs it is asked to sing.
Another absurd moment, is when Bobby and Lisa are arguing about the affair in the men's room, as both families eavesdrop on the newlyweds in the lady's room, where the air conditioning ducts allow them to hear their every word.
There is a clash of cultures as the guests offer toasts to the couple. The Jews are thought of as the ones who make the money, but the Italians as the ones who take it away from them. At least, one ethnic group is not treated any worse than the other. Each culture gets a chance to show how they can act courser than the other.
Poking fun at tradition, is the band's rendition of "Hava Negila" with a ten minute drum solo by a hirsute guy in a girl's pink dress (Fishman).
The ending is not resolved, as we are not sure if Lisa will stay with her philandering husband or go off with her former lover. Max, at last, realizes he loves Lisa and should have proposed to her, as he reminds her that they never broke up. The question becomes, who does Lisa love!
Lisa has a great smile and a star quality about her, she brings comedy and warmth to the role; she even gets a chance to sing.
The cast was likable but not memorable, but for a film with a limited budget and limited aims, it served its purpose adequately. It was funny from beginning to end, but in a perverse way. This lighthearted farce, is not suited for all tastes.
REVIEWED ON 2/11/2000 GRADE: C+
Dennis Schwartz: "Ozus' World Movie Reviews"
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Classical Ising Model is a land mark system in statistical physics.The model explains the physics of spin glasses and magnetic materials, and cooperative phenomenon in general, for example phase transitions and neural networks.This package provides utilities to simulate one dimensional Ising Model with Metropolis and Glauber Monte Carlo with single flip dynamics in periodic boundary conditions. Utility functions for exact solutions are provided.
| Version: | 0.2.5 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0) |
| Published: | 2016-07-02 |
| Author: | Mehmet Suzen [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Mehmet Suzen <mehmet.suzen at physics.org> |
| License: | GPL (≥ 3) |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Citation: | isingLenzMC citation info |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | isingLenzMC results |
| Reference manual: | isingLenzMC.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Ising Model: Single spin flip dynamics |
| Package source: | isingLenzMC_0.2.5.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: isingLenzMC_0.2.5.zip, r-release: isingLenzMC_0.2.5.zip, r-oldrel: isingLenzMC_0.2.5.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: isingLenzMC_0.2.5.tgz, r-oldrel: isingLenzMC_0.2.5.tgz |
| Old sources: | isingLenzMC archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=isingLenzMC to link to this page.


This is the xOr model with pre-saved weights loaded and used to predict the outcome.
Expect close to 0, 1, 1, 0 for outputs.
Took 138 seconds to train 10,000 batches (epoch only 1) on my browser
json-upload: weights-upload:
...
This can create the weights used in the above example. Look at the console for more information about the Tensors.
Increase the batches to get values close to 0, 1, 1, 0 for outputs.
Tensorflowjs version 0.11.0 just made it easierr to load and save models and weights


I am Arno, as you probably have read from that massive header on top. In the video below you can see a very bad version of myself, but explaining what I do. I actually build calculators for the graphical industry, and also I am building a print-platform for every graphical user in Europe. Check here.
Introduction video
LinkedIn
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Keyboard Shortcuts
You can use the bolded letters in the main menu to open and close various screens, and Escape to return to the main menu. You can also use h, g, f, and a to reduce your EP, Gold, Food, and Arrows by 1, and H, G, F, and A to increase them. Finally, you can press r or R to pick a random number.
Any keyboard shortcut also works when holding down Alt, which is convenient when a text box is focused (as without Alt it would just result in typing in the box).
Inventory, Disciplines, and Journal
These are free-form text fields (with Inventory divided into Weapons, Backpack, and Special) in which you can write anything you like.
Combat
To use the combat screen, enter your base CS, the enemy's CS and EP, and any modifiers you have; it will automatically calculate your total CS and Combat Ratio. Then click "One Round" or "To The Death" to fight.
To enter a combat modifier, just type it on a line of its own in the Combat Modifiers box preceded by a + or a - and a number, e.g.
Would result in a net +7 bonus. If you want to temporarily disable a bonus you can just put something else in front of it, and it will be skipped -- I like to use ;, e.g. ;+8 Sommerswerd.+8 Sommerswerd +3 Swordmastery -4 vision obscured
Save/Load
The game is automatically saved to the "autosave" slot every time you open or close a screen, and (when possible) whenever you turn to a new page in the book. You can also manually save or load from the System menu; save files are stored in the browser's LocalStorage. If you need to copy a save file into or out of the browser (e.g. for transfer to a different computer), Import/Export will give you a text string you can copy around.


Vitthal Data Transformation
Data transformation simplified for any Data platform.
Features:
The package has complete ETL process -
- Uses metadata, transformation & data model information to design ETL pipeline
- Builds target transformation SparkSQL and Spark Dataframes
- Builds source & target Hive DDLs
- Validates DataFrames, extends core classes, defines DataFrame transformations, and provides UDF SQL functions.
- Supports below fundamental transformations for ETL pipeline -
- Filters on source & target dataframes
- Grouping and Aggregations on source & target dataframes
- Heavily nested queries / dataframes
- Has complex and heavily nested XML, JSON, Parquet & ORC parser to nth level of nesting
- Has Unit test cases designed on function/method level & measures source code coverage
- Has information about delpoying to higher environments
- Has API documentation for customization & enhancement
Enhancements:
In progress -
- Integrate Audit and logging - Define Error codes, log process failures, Audit progress & runtime information
Setup
Make sure you have Python >= 3.0. If you do not have pip tool, get it from https://pypi.org/project/pip/ and execute below command If you already have Python & pip installed skip the below step
python get-pip.py
Once you have Python and pip follow steps below -
-
Install below libraries for virtual environment (Linux)
pip install virtualenvwrapper
Windows -
pip install virtualenvwrapper-win
Set up the working directory for virtual environments (Linux)
export WORKON_HOME=~/Envs mkdir -p $WORKON_HOME source /usr/local/bin/virtualenvwrapper.sh
Windows
set WORKON_HOME=C:\Users\<username>\.Envs mkdir -p %WORKON_HOME% source /usr/local/bin/virtualenvwrapper.sh
-
Setup below ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
Unix / Linux / Mac
Please note: Your computer path may vary, use your computer path in below given in example
- PYTHONPATH - Full path to python executable
export PYTHONPATH=/usr/python37
- PATH - Update PATH variable add PYTHONPATH
export PATH=$PATH%:$PYTHONPATH
- VIRTUALENV_PYTHON - To create virtual
environments. Path is same as PYTHONPATH
export VIRTUALENV_PYTHON=$PYTHONPATH
- VIRTUALENVWRAPPER_VIRTUALENV - Wrapper for
Virtual Environment tools. Path is Scripts folder under PYTHONPATH
VIRTUALENVWRAPPER_VIRTUALENV=$PYTHONPATH/Scripts
Windows
Please note: Your computer path may vary, use your computer path in below given in example
- PYTHONPATH - Full path to python.exe
PYTHONPATH=C:\Program Files\Python37
- PATH - Update PATH variable add PYTHONPATH
PATH=%PATH%;%PYTHONPATH%
- VIRTUALENV_PYTHON - To create virtual
environments. Path is same as PYTHONPATH
VIRTUALENV_PYTHON=%PYTHONPATH%
- VIRTUALENVWRAPPER_VIRTUALENV - Wrapper for
Virtual Environment tools. Path is Scripts folder under PYTHONPATH
VIRTUALENVWRAPPER_VIRTUALENV=%PYTHONPATH%\Scripts
- PYTHONPATH - Full path to python executable
-
Copy the Vitthal-datalake folder to your home folder
/home/<username>
and create a new virtual environment using commands below -mkvirtualenv -a <path-to-marriot-datalake> -p <full-path-to-python.exe> py37 workon py37 cdproject
cdproject
command will switch to Vitthal-datalake folderImport required libraries from requirements.txt from Vitthal-datalake root folder, use command below –
pip install -r requirements.txt


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Impressions: Accessibility on this blog
I am now conducting an accessibility test of AARosemond's Blog Post 5: Accessibility Test: Seattle Opera's Website. The website is designed to be a record of my experience with usability, design and accessibility. The post detailed my first attempt at accessibility testing, with the Seattle Opera website as a subject. With this in mind, I conducted this accessibility audit with the guidance of The Essential Components of Web Accessibility (a product of the W3C Web Accessibility Initiative). I also benefitted from the use of free online developer tools, including the Google Lighthouse Accessibility Audit tool, and the "WAVE" Web Accessibility Evaluation Tool.
AARosemond's Blog Post 5 - Accessibility Audit
I first downloaded the Google Lighthouse Accessibility Audit:Download Lighthouse Audit of AARosemond's Blog Post 5 AARosemond's Blog Post 5 - Google Lighthouse Accessibility Audit
Google Lighthouse Accessibility Audit findings - Score of 89/100:
- Links do not have a discernible name. Link text (and alternate text for images, when used as links) that is discernible, unique, and focusable improves the navigation experience for screen reader users.
- Lists do not contain only list elements and script supporting elements. Screen readers have a specific way of announcing lists. Ensuring proper list structure aids screen reader output.
- Image elements do not have[alt] attributes. Informative elements should aim for short, descriptive alternate text. Decorative elements can be ignored with an empty alt attribute.
"WAVE" Web Accessibility Evaluation Audit:
- At least 3 instances of missing alternative text on images. Images that are the only thing within a link must have descriptive alternative text. If an image is within a link that contains no text and that image does not provide alternative text, a screen reader has no content to present to the user regarding the function of the link.
- At least 3 instances of a link containing no text. If a link contains no text, the function or purpose of the link will not be presented to the user. This can introduce confusion for keyboard and screen reader users.
- Two instances of contrast errors (text to background). Adequate contrast is necessary for all users, especially users with low vision.
Observations and Recommendations
I've listed the observations above and am taking each for action. For example, I've experimented with increasing font size of the two failures in contrast to a heading 2. Further, I've added alternative text to images and changed ordered to unordered lists to help with readers. With work, I was able to have the blog post rated at 93 of 100 using the Lighthouse tool.
A work in progress, but clearly progress is made. The newest WAVE audit reports 0 link errors and 0 contrast errors.


Man sentenced after punching teen rugby referee
A spectator has been sentenced to community work and ordered to pay $1000 after assaulting a teenage referee at his son's under-12s rugby game.
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Today in the Papakura District Court, Judge David Harvey said all too often members of the public "decide they are better interpreters of the rules" than the referees at sports fixtures.
They made abusive comments and end up in the media with "disturbing frequency".
He said it made the case before him a matter of some concern and one where elements of denunciation must step to the fore.
Jerry Selifino was watching his son play in a rugby game between two Ardmore teams in a Takanini park on July 27.
His son was sent off the field after being given a yellow card by the 15-year-old referee, the court heard.
After the match, Selifino approached the referee asking for the reason behind the decision before calling him "hopeless".
Selifino then rushed towards him, grabbing him with both hands, in an physical altercation that left welt marks above the teenager's shoulder as well as a graze on his chin.
Members of the public rushed in and pulled the parties apart.
To his credit the 15-year-old went straight out to referee again after the incident, Judge Harvey said.
He was understandably upset and shocked by what happened, later experiencing anxiety, he said.
Selifino pleaded guilty to assault at his first court appearance.
Judge Harvey said it must be made clear "there will be consequences" for this type of behaviour which interfered with recreational activities of young people.
He sentenced Selifino to 100 hours of community work and ordered him to pay $1000 to the victim.
Selifino's lawyer Peter Choi argued for continued and permanent name suppression, on the basis of mental health concerns.
This was opposed by the New Zealand Herald and police.
Feelings of guilt and embarrassment have been mentioned by a representative of the New Zealand Herald as a "natural consequence" of being in court for offending, said Judge Harvey, before declining the application.


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Career Profile
Architect/DevOps, Unix lover, Security Enthusiast, Firmly Automation Believer.
Successful background working with stakeholders to develop architecture framework that aligns strategy, processes, and IT assets with business goals. Dedicated to optimization experienced DevOps Engineer understands the melding of operations and development to quickly deliver code to customers.
Experiences
- Provide architectural and practical guidance to software development to improve resiliency, efficiency, performance, and costs
- Monitor and report on service level objectives for a given applications services. Work with business and product owners to establish key performance indicators
- Capacity planning and management – create, use, maintain a capacity model for on-prem and AWS hosting, based on E2E user flow profiles
- Work with product operations team to resolve trouble tickets, developing and running scripts, and troubleshooting services in a hosted environment
- Good Knowledge of containers and serverless apps
- Provide technical insight on development projects
- Assist with testing and validating production applications
- Assisted in converting all legacy monolithic projects to modern microservice based projects.
- Assisted team to implement automated testing and performance testing.
- Implemented CI and CD company-wide.
- Implemented Security Compliance as Code using Inspec. Implemented Web security testing using OWASP ZAP.
- Implemented various DevOps best practices using Docker, Vagrant, Puppet, Ansible, Chef, Jenkins, AWS, Spacewalk, Ambari etc.
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SummaryThe inject method in Ruby is commonly used as a way to accumulate a collection of objects. Given a set of objects, it will iterate over each one, executing whatever code is specified, and return a result. Inject is useful for dealing with collections of objects, such as strings, arrays, and hashes. Let's have a look at the format, and then I will go over some possible use cases. Format[array elements].inject(parameter) { |result, element| code to be executed}The inject method is called in the same way as any other method. That is, with the dot method following the object. For this example I've used an array. It's possible to pass arguments to the method. The argument passed will act as the starting point for the iteration. It could be an empty array, an empty hash, or a number. Next we set up the code. The argument on the left is the result. It will always hold the value of the accumulated result of the all of the iterations of the code block. The argument on the right represents each element to be passed through the code block. UsesOne of the simplest uses of the inject method is to return a sum of an array of numbers. For example: [1, 2, 3, 4].inject(0) { |result, element| result + element }In this case, we are iterating over the array [1,2,3,4] is added to the result for a total of 10. Each time we execute the code, the result is stored. We could also use inject to build a hash based on some existing values stored in a multiple array: petHash = [["cat", "sneaky"], ["dog", "great"], ["ferret", "stinky"]].inject({}){|hash, element| hash[element[0]] = element[1] hash } with the result: {"cat"=>"sneaky", "dog"=>"great", "ferret"=>"stinky"}In this case, we have iterated over an existing multidimensional array and used its values to create a new hash, called petHash. The parameter of the inject method is an empty array. The accumulated result is a hash. With each iteration, each element of the original array becomes a key-value pair in the new hash. Here are a few of the resources I used to help me understand the inject method: |