Declares a protocol used to handle the response of SOAP calls.
Handles the successful response of a SOAP call.
- (void) onload: (id) value
Handles any errors that occurred while sending the request.
- (void) onerror: (NSError*) error
Typically these are connection level errors such as an invalid URL or inability to connect to the web service.
Handles any SOAP faults that are returned from the web service.
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Forces of Nature (1999) Reviewed by Eugene Novikov http://www.ultimate-movie.com/forcesofnature.html Member: Online Film Critics Society
Pacing has proved very important in comedies; consistency is almost always a virtue (unless of course the subject in question is consistently unfunny). When a movie is consistently amusing, it will always be a good one, no matter how reprehensibly pointless said movie might be. But when a film resembles a roller coaster; constantly changing from lively to slow, from funny to pathetic, it becomes almost unredeemable because viewers almost have to brace themselves for the next change of pace. The eagerly awaited romantic comedy Forces of Nature is so wildly inconsistent, it plays lke a roller coaster. And as much as I love roller coasters, films that are roller coasters often prove to be a bit too much -- or, sometimes, too little. Sandra Bullock's talent has been universally underutilized. She's been an action hero in Speed and The Net, she's been in kitschy love stories (does While You Were Sleeping ring a bell), and now she's cast in this minefield of a role; but she has been in nary a serious role, one where she could really show off her acting chops. Why not? I have no clue, because as she has demonstrated over the course of her career, and as she demonstrates in Forces of Nature she is a much more versatile, capable and entertaining actress than she's been given credit for.
Here, she is the shining star in an otherwise dull and bland sky. She plays Sara Lewis, a seemingly happy-go-lucky chick who meets up with the film's real protagonist when their plane crashes (without taking off). The point of Forces of Nature is really to track the course of "jacket copyrighter" Ben Holmes' journey from New York to Georgia for his wedding. After the aforementioned plane crash, Holmes decides to play it safe with ground transportation, and Sara drags along. What follows is a drug bust, a hurricane, a mistaken identity caper and, of course, a shopping spree at Kmart. Can Holmes get to his wedding in time? Do we care?
During the journey we find that Sara is not really as free and careless as she seems. We discover that the deceptively assured Holmes is really quite insecure about the marriage that he is about to enter. And of course everything goes wrong down in Georgia where his impatient wife and her impatient parents are going nuts over the fact that it's taking Holmes two days to get from New York to Savannah for his wedding. But we never feel any sense of urgency about Holmes' tardiness, nor do we experience any emotional connection to Sara or much sympathy for her troubled life.
Forces of Nature is a feather-light comedy that aims low and achieves less. Bullock is indeed excellent, and her portrayal of a free spirit is momentarily uplifting.  Some of the movie's sequences shine, such as the scene where Affleck is gently forced to strip at a gay bar, but some are forced and catastrophically implausible -- would you believe that two people could climb on top of a train full of passengers and start screaming at the top of their lungs without anyone so much as noticing? Or that any self-respecting human being would literally try to hitchhike from New York to Georgia?
Director Bronwen Hughes (Harriet the Spy) stages some hilarious scenes but also some that make you cringe and some that are all too predictable. Consider, for example, the part where Holmes poses as a doctor on a bus full of seniors. Can you guess what happens next?
There are moments when Forces of Nature seems truly alive and throbbing with joy. But overwhelmingly the movie is ordinary and sub-par as a romantic comedy. The only part of the film that hints at any substance is its love-it-or-hate-it ending, which I will not go so far as reveal. Some viewers will eat it up thinking it is the only segment of the film that has any depth. More superficial moviegoers (not that there's anything wrong with that) may feel cheated because the conclusion gives the viewer a feeling that the past two hours were completely pointless. But of course, many will feel that they were pointless anyway.
©1999 Eugene Novikov
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Horrifying photos of mould-infested house making single mum ill
Amelia Ronaldson has fallen ill following a year of living in the mould infested Cornwall Council provided flat without a proper hot water source she lives in in Camborne
by Milo Boyd, Chris Matthews, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/milo-boyd/A single mum has become severely depressed and anxious following a year-and-a-half of living in a mould infested flat with no hot water or heating.
Amelia Ronaldson has had to send her three-year-old boy to live with his dad due to the condition in the Cornwall Council provided flat she lives in in Camborne.
When the 22-year-old moved into the property in May last year she was informed by a housing officer that there was some damp and repairs that needed doing.
Things quickly began to unravel.
“Once in I realised I had no hot water and the heating wasn’t working, so I messaged him on several occasions asking for a number to call and he said he’d put the request in again," Amelia said.
“I had several flat inspections with the same officer who kept saying he’d put the requests in for repairs and I made him aware that I still, after six months, had no hot water or heating and the damp was getting worse despite using dehumidifiers and black mould remover.
“Months went past again whilst I was still messaging the number I’d been given by my housing officer to contact him about things that needed doing."
Amelia decided to go to the council's offices accompanied with her mum to try and get the issues resolved.
“I was informed that my new housing officer was signed off long term sick and my old housing officer had passed away," she said.
"I showed the move on officer and someone else who I’d never met before the pictures of my flat and told them the conditions, i.e. no hot water and heating, and that by this point some of my electrics had started leaking water.”
While looking for the source of the leak Amelia discovered that the portable appliance test for all of her electrics went out last year, she claimed
Although she is able to wash in the warmth of her electric shower, baths and washing up require her to boil water.
Amelia said that a move-on officer came round to the property and was shocked by its state, assuring her he would arrange a meeting with the landlord, new housing officer and repairs team.
Five months on and, despite a flat inspection and numerous assurances, nothing has changed.
Amelia added: “I had a flat inspection two weeks ago on Monday where I showed the move-on officer and new housing officer the conditions, they took pictures and said it’s disgusting.
“They said they’d put an urgent repairs notice through to get me hot water and heating but that was two weeks ago on Monday and still nothing.
“I’ve also got a doctor’s letter stating that my asthma diagnosis was only after I moved into the flat and he believes it’s the conditions I’m living in is the reason I’m having so many asthma attacks and having to call paramedics or go to Barncoose Hospital most weeks.

Cornwall Council has been contacted for commment.


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Fourier Polynomial: Visualization of the fourier polynomial |
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Mandelbrot Set: You can zoom on the Mandelbrot Set. |
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Sudoku Analyzer: This program analyzes Sudoku Puzzles. |
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Clock ZERO A: An Analog Clock with base 12 number system. Works fine but...but why? |
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Sudoku Solver 3: Now you don't have to type each number to solve a sudoku.  You can adjust three parameters (Repetition, Split Angle, and Length Scaling)to change its shape. |
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Checker Shadow: It tells you how much your bain is messing with your vision on a scale from 0% to 100%. |
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Catan Tracker: How unlucky were you when you played Catan? Use this program to find out. It tracks your "Luckyness Index" and the amount of "Expected Resources." |
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Cloogle is the unofficial Clean language search engine.
The following search strings are recognised:
| hd | Functions with a name like hd |
| :: a [a] -> a | Functions with a type unifiable with a [a] -> a |
| hd :: [a] -> a | A combination of the above |
| :: A.a: [a] -> a | Type search, where a cannot be unified. |
| type Maybe | The type definition of Maybe x |
| class Text | The class definition of Text |
Besides this web app, there are other frontends available:
!cloogle
bang on DuckDuckGo:Cloogle
command in Vim, if you use vim-cleanDevelopment takes place on GitHub. Please read the contributing guidelines first.
For bug reports, open an issue in the issue tracker.


Harry Potter
CV/Resume
I’m a wizard and Head of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement at the Ministry of Magic. Lots of people call my achievements extraordinary, but I don’t like bragging, so you can just check out my timeline below 😊.
Spoiler Alert⚠
(Disclaimer: my secretary wants to reread the 5th, 6th and 7th novels describing my Hogwarts years, so the biography is not complete for the last three years in the school of magic 🤦)
Experience
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1981
At the age of one survived Lord Voldemort attack.
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1991-1992, the first year at Hogwarts
Became a Gryffindor student and the youngest seeker in a faculty’s quidditch team in 100 years, saved Hermione Granger from the troll, bypassed the three-headed dog, Devil’s Snare, winged keys, the mountain troll, potion riddle and the mirror of erased to get to the Philosopher’s Stone. Survived facing Voldemort again and prevented his servant, Professor Quirrell, from taking the Philosopher’s Stone for him.
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1992-1993, the second year
Discovered that I can speak Parseltongue, read Tom Riddle’s diary, talked to Aragog, the king of spiders, disarmed professor Lockhart who faked his way into Hogwarts, saved Jinny Weasley from Tom Riddle and the Basilisk, killed Basilisk with a sword and help of the Sorting Hat and Phoenix, destroyed Tom Riddle’s ghost and his diary, freed Dobby from Lucius Malfoy.
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1993-1994, the third year
Learned Expecto Patronum as protection against dementors, won the Quidditch cup, used Time-Turner to save innocent hippogriff from unfair execution and help Sirius Black escape.
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1994-1995, the fourth year
Helped Sirius Black in exile, took part in the Triwizard Tournament: got the dragon egg, saved three hostages from underwater creatures, solved the sphinx’s puzzle and went through the magical maze; won the Goblet of Fire; yet again survived facing Voldemort; exchanged important information about the rise of Voldemort and The Death Eaters with Hogwarts executives.
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1995-1996, the fifth year
Fought Dementors to save Dudleys, joined the members of the Order of Phoenix to battle the Death in the Second Wizarding War.
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1996-1997, the sixth year
Was appointed as the Gryffindor Quidditch Captain; won the Quidditch Cup.
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1997-1998, the last year
Found all the Deathly Hallows and killed Lord Voldemort.
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1998–2006
At the end of the Second Wizarding War in 1995, was recruited by the new Minister for Magic Kingsley Shacklebolt and became an Auror at the Ministry of Magic.
After graduating, occasionally gave lectures on Defence Against the Dark Arts at Hogwarts.
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2007–
Became the Head of the Auror Office at the age of 26 or 27.
Was the leader of the members of the Statute of Secrecy Task Force, an emergency response team established by the International Confederation of Wizards with the help of the British Ministry of Magic to deal with large-scale breaches of the International Statute of Wizarding Secrecy.
By late summer of 2020, was made Head of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement.
Other achievements
📚 7 novels about me written by J. K. Rowling:
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Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
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Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
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Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
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Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
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Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
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Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
🎥 8 movies about my school years by Warner Bros’:
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Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
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Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
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Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
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Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
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Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
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Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
🛒 Merchandise across the globe:
The Wizarding World of Harry Potter themed areas, collaboration with LEGO, multiple game series, selling wands, candies, clothes and other official merch. Oh, by the way, Ron, Hermione and I have our history depicted on Chocolate Frogs cards 🐸.
Languages
Skills
- Spells
- Potions
- Quidditch
- Riding a broom
- Problem-solving and working in a team
- Using AGILE practices (just joking, we have WANDS in the magical world)
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I’m active and competitive so I’m always busy with something.
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Stress-resilient and able to make decisions in extreme circumstances.
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A true leader. I had to make decisions for myself since I was a child so I grew up to be very responsible.
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A loyal friend. I have a close circle of friends I deeply care about.
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Enduring and strong, physical hardships are not an obstacle to me.
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I have strong principles and a keen feeling of what is right and wrong.
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A Leo ♌.
Likes😃
Dislikes😞
Wants🥺
- Make changes in the Ministry of Magic (secret projects)
- Hogwarts to finally have a good Defense Against Dark Arts teacher
- House-elves to be free
- Viktor Krum to stay the quidditch champion
- A cat that can fly
Hobbies😊
Quotes about me 🖊
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My achievements are so unique that people think it’s fiction:
“I'm not a fantasy reader so the fact that Harry Potter is fantasy just shows how amazing the books are!” (q) The Guardian, 2015.
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During my third year in Hogwarts (1999), Publishers Weekly review said,
"The Potter spell is holding strong.”
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This is what fans of J. K. Rowling and me say:
"We have been a long way together, and neither Rowling nor Harry let us down in the end." (q) The Times, 2007.


#include "superlu_ddefs.h"
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sp_ienv_dist() is inquired to choose machine-dependent parameters for the local environment. See ISPEC for a description of the parameters.
This version provides a set of parameters which should give good, but not optimal, performance on many of the currently available computers. Users are encouraged to modify this subroutine to set the tuning parameters for their particular machine using the option and problem size information in the arguments.
Arguments =========
ISPEC (input) int Specifies the parameter to be returned as the value of SP_IENV_DIST. = 1: the panel size w; a panel consists of w consecutive columns of matrix A in the process of Gaussian elimination. The best value depends on machine's cache characters. = 2: the relaxation parameter relax; if the number of nodes (columns) in a subtree of the elimination tree is less than relax, this subtree is considered as one supernode, regardless of the their row structures. = 3: the maximum size for a supernode, which must be greater than or equal to relaxation parameter (see case 2); = 4: the minimum row dimension for 2-D blocking to be used; = 5: the minimum column dimension for 2-D blocking to be used; = 6: the estimated fills factor for the adjacency structures of L and U, compared with A;
(SP_IENV_DIST) (output) int >= 0: the value of the parameter specified by ISPEC < 0: if SP_IENV_DIST = -k, the k-th argument had an illegal value.
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Access FAT16 and FAT32 partitions on raw file devices.
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- ArduinoSdFs/libraries/SdFs/src/FatLib/FatPartition.h
- ArduinoSdFs/libraries/SdFs/src/FatLib/FatPartition.cpp


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SMS - chat/ SMS-cosultant |
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Sport management system |
Atabaev Manas Almazovich |
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Website catalog of discounts & sales |
Osmonov Malik Omurbekovich |
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Cloud Based Human resource management system |
Beishenov Aivar Malikovich |
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Human resource management system for pharmacy companies |
Zaripbekova Aigul Zaripbekovna |
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Medical Laboratory Information System (Medical LIS) |
Zhumalieva Nargiza Turunbekovna |
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IAAU-Mobile for android |
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University's Data Base Program in Microsoft Access |
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Image Recognition Using the Principle Component Analysis |
Asker Madenov |
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Using PCs in control applications |
Sanjar Jalilov |
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Java Caching HTTP Proxy Server |
Bahadir Davlatov |
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Staff Data Base Management |
Asel Imanova |
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Software for Training and Testing of Numerical Imagination |
Sh. Abduraimova |
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Creating and working with Random Access Files by using Java Technology |
Shahriar Shamil uulu |
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Application of E-Commerce |
Erlan Esenkanov |
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Tracing TCP/IP |
Muzafar Saliev |
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Wireless Data Transmission |
Boris Tutrin |
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Students, Grades and Exam / Class Scheduling Managment System Based on Internet HTTP Access to the Database Server |
S. Andakulova |
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Automation system of the official representative of Mersedes-Benz Daimler-Chrysler "Barat Automobile" company in Kyrgyzstan |
Niazov Daniar |
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Automation system of the VIP lounge of " Red Carpet Room " of the "MANAS" International Airport |
Tursunov Rashidbek |
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Electronic Dictionary for Russian Specific Word and Terms |
Olesya Yefimova |
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Virtual Marketing Board for Agricultural Enterprises |
Janybek Jakypov |
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Analysis of Internet Delivery Service and Implementation of Cable Data Network |
Vitaliy Danilin |
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On the fly Encryption |
Emil Kykeyev |
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Control of PC port by telephone |
T. Karymshakov |
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Traffic light automation for Bishkek city |
M. Zakirova |
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Development of software for laboratory works on global networks` simulation |
Stanislav Litvinov |
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E-Commerce ON-LINE shop by using PHP and MySQL |
Dinara Karimkulova |
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Network programming |
Marina Kim |
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A Tapi and Database Automation Program to Inform People Through Telephone |
M. Ahmadalieva |
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Traffic Light Automation for Bishkek City |
E. Andakulova |
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Internet Programming by using Java Technology |
Khalmurat Mametov |
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Informational Resources of the Enterprise |
Mirlan Bayish |
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WWW.E-STORE.KG |
Chyngyz Ibraimov |
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Automatization System of an International Airport "MANAS" |
Mahmud Mirbabaev |
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PC and Microcontroller Based Traffic Light Control for Bishkek City |
Azamat Jambulov |
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IAAU-Wireless Campus Network |
Ch. Duisheev |
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Enterprise Network System: Integrating red hat linux and windows 2003 server in an enterprise |
Ulugbek Hamidov |
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Enterprise Network System: Integrating red hat linux and windows 2003 server in an enterprise |
Jahongir Ismailov |
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Automatizasion System of a market " GAMMA " |
Nazira Akbaeva |
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Geometric Modeling of Toktogul HPS Dam |
A. Kalygulova |
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Control PC Port by telephone |
Nurbek Abdrahmanov |
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Networks system Administration Linux |
Erman Ishbilir |
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Billing system for ethernet networks |
Sergey Goncharov |
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Security system for IAAU labs based on Microcontrollers |
Erkan Yurdadon |
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Wireless Hotspot System for
<< VEFA>> Business Centre |
A. Kudaybergenov |
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Mobile IP Simulation |
Rasul Monoshev |
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Cellular Wireless Networks |
N. Samiev |
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Database and Wizard |
Talantbek Sartbaev |
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Performance Comparison of two routing protocols in Mobile Ad hoc Networks |
Esenkanova Jamal |
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University Automation Project |
Damir Aralbaev |
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Voice over Internet Protocol |
Kuttuz Ikramov |
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Sattelite Network Simulation |
Bermet Jukeeva |
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Intelligent book for Self-Teaching |
Ayjarkin Kazibek kizi |
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Computer Aided Design for PC Controlled ElectronicDevices |
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Wireless Security |
Manapov Aslan |
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Automation System of " Ekonom Taxi " Company |
Ruslan Tetuyev |
| 70 |
Advanced Security System |
Ruslan Samanchiev |
| 71 |
Linux Installation and Administration |
Fatih Doluca |
| 72 |
Digital Library |
Gulzar Isabekova |
| 73 |
Automation and Management system to control the Education system of University |
Yulia Myasnikova |
| 74 |
WordRemainder & Electronic Dictionary |
Emre Mısırlıoğlu |
| 75 |
ALGOMATH 2.0 |
Jumazia Torokeldieva |
| 76 |
Develop software for Laboratory Course " System Programming " |
Nigara Kipekova |
| 77 |
Method of Acceptance of the Decision- Method of the Analysis of Hierarchies |
Kolbaeva Chynara |
| 78 |
Graphical Database Development |
Nazgul Jeenalieva |
| 79 |
Microcontroller - Based Plant Watering System |
Miradil Omuraliev |
| 80 |
Encrypting- Toolkit for the data Flow Encription |
S. S. Nababa |
| 81 |
Development of Software for Graphic of Data Acquisition System under Linux |
Elena Fedchenko |
| 82 |
Software for Robot-08 |
Jazgul Adraimova |
| 83 |
WWW.E-STORE.NG |
Adnan Ahmad |
| 84 |
Quota based internet traffic management in organisation |
Mirbek Samiev |
| 85 |
Printer management system |
Yalchin Zabun |
| 86 |
Automation the ordering system in restaurant |
G.G. Miroshnitchenko |
| 87 |
Process of starting a business and it's barriers in Tajikistan and kyrgyzstan, comparison |
Aziz Ikramov |
| 88 |
Automation program for Kyrgyz-Turkish socities |
Mustafa Ilmek |
| 89 |
Secure data transfer by using encryption |
Makhsut Islamov |
| 90 |
File Manager for Windows OS |
Salamat Shadykanov |
| 91 |
FPGA based sound and image processing |
Eyup Shemsi Yilmaz |
| 92 |
Billing system |
Hamza Talipov |
| 93 |
International Ataturk-Alatoo university security door system |
Muammer Shahin |
| 94 |
PC based robot ARM which catches red ball via image processing technology |
Boydak Redjep |
| 95 |
3D simulation of university campus |
Alisher Khatamov |
| 96 |
Train ticket reservation system on mobile phone |
Aichurek Zhalilova |
| 97 |
In department of applied mathematics and informatics |
Maksat Saparbekov |
| 98 |
Control application by using bluetooth |
Nurpaiaz Karataev |
| 99 |
Geographic information system of Bishkek public transport |
Alexey Murkaev |
| 100 |
Robot's arm control system |
Erol Cagan |
| 101 |
Incident failure report system |
Altynai Batyrbaeva |
| 102 |
Automated system of inventory management |
Tatiana Grischenko |
| 103 |
Banking system |
Ahliddin Saidmuradov |
| 104 |
FTP indexing and search engine |
Victor Tsarinenko |
| 105 |
University questionnaire |
Daniyar Iminov |
| 106 |
Reminder system using telephone techology |
Arikan Serkan |
| 107 |
Algomath with C# |
Engin Oskaloglu |
| 108 |
Booking system |
Aida Asanova |
| 109 |
Shop automation system |
Iskandar Rahmonov |
| 110 |
Automation control system for 'Yashar' factory with using PLC |
Ruslan Aliev |
| 111 |
Automation lift control system with PLC |
Capar Sadi |
| 112 |
Accounting system |
K. Omurbekov |
| 113 |
Cuboid Descriptors Based Human Behaviour Recognition |
Ulugbek Radjabov |
| 114 |
Digital Library and it's application |
Nurzat Nazarova |
| 115 |
Managemnet Marketing System |
Tachmurat Orunov |
| 116 |
Smart Home System |
Mehmet Akif Koyunju |
| 117 |
Clinic Management System |
Huseyin Avshar |
| 118 |
Modeling and Performance Analysis of Congnitive Radio Networks |
Yesiltas M. Cuneyt |
| 119 |
Dormitory Managment System |
Yusuf Unlu |
| 120 |
Database for Education Ministry |
Adkham Abaydullaev |
| 121 |
Management Marketing System |
Tachmurat Orunov |
| 122 |
Application of simplex method by maxima |
Aidar Kubanychbekov |
| 123 |
Applications of mathematical functions in maple using maplets |
Nodir Buriev |
| 124 |
Physics of shock waves and high-temperature hydrodynamic phenomena |
Sultan Aypahunov |
| 125 |
Laplace transformation for odes with maple |
Kanykei Turalieva |
| 126 |
Web advanced learning technologies |
Isa Amanov |
| 127 |
Applications of complex numbers in maple using maplets |
Nozimdzhon Sodikov |
| 128 |
Differential-Algebraic equations with maple |
Muzaffarjon Yuldashev |
| 129 |
Mathml and web symbolic calculator |
Amanbek Bakayev |
| 130 |
Kink-antikink analysis |
Chyngyz Kalykov |
| 131 |
Derivative application for physics using maple |
Shahnoza Tursunova |
| 132 |
Software development fo broadcasting HD-TV via internet |
Maksat Saparbekov |
| 133 |
Application book |
Nodir Buriev |
| 134 |
Multifuctional organizer based on WPF technology with C# |
Kubanychbek Holbekov |
| 135 |
Innovational image processing application - face recognition |
Parviz Sattorov |
| 137 |
Mobile chat application for j2me enabled devices by using java 2 micro edition and hibernate framework |
Satvaldiev Obitjon |
| 138 |
Application using digital signatures to protect files and documents |
Ravshan Nazarov |
| 139 |
Letter recognition by using image processing |
Sukhrob Muborakshoev |
| 140 |
Web portal about Art of Kyrgyzstan |
Mirwais Abdullah |
| 141 |
University web magazine by using of robot spider |
Ilkhom Makhmudov |
| 142 |
Sport statistic maker |
Faruh Narzullaev |
| 143 |
International Ataturk Alatoo University Digital Library |
Adilet Abdukerimov |
| 144 |
IAAU social network |
Manuchekhr Ibragimov |
| 145 |
Automatization system of traffic light |
Ilzat Abitov |
| 146 |
Lesson Questionnaire program |
Darya Yilmaz |
| 147 |
Student's timetable organizer |
Aleksey Bondarev |


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Physiotherapy is a recognized health care discipline that specializes in the assessment, treatment and maintenance of the human body’s movement and function. Physiotherapists integrate the use of many therapeutic modalities with their expertise in exercise and movement rehabilitation to create the optimal plan to meet your therapeutic goals. Mecura eClinic focuses on providing physiotherapeutic interventions and exercise programs to people of all ages presenting with any type of orthopaedic condition, which is any condition related to bone, muscle and joint problems.
Your rehabilitation will include one-on-one manual treatments by your therapist aimed at alleviating pain and increasing movement. Your therapist may also use various modalities to speed your recovery and decrease pain. Your therapist will also prescribe a specific exercise program to improve your strength, flexibility or function as needed. This program will be closely monitored and progressed by your therapist. Mecura eClinic, each program is customized to suit your individual needs with the goal of getting you back to normal activity independently and as soon as possible. Should you require other services, such as massage therapy or custom orthotics assessments to further aid in your recovery.
Your rehabilitation will include one-on-one manual treatments by your therapist aimed at alleviating pain and increasing movement. Your therapist may also use various modalities to speed your recovery and decrease pain. Your therapist will also prescribe a specific exercise program to improve your strength, flexibility or function as needed. This program will be closely monitored and progressed by your therapist. Mecura eClinic, each program is customized to suit your individual needs with the goal of getting you back to normal activity independently and as soon as possible. Should you require other services, such as massage therapy or custom orthotics assessments to further aid in your recovery.


Minister advises public analysts on good laboratory practice
by Dayo OjerindeDayo Ojerinde
the Minister of Health, Dr Osagie Ehanire, has advised members of the Institute of Public Analysts of Nigeria on the need to maintain a good laboratory practice.
Ehanire, who was represented by the Director-General of the Nigerian Institute of Medical Research, Dr Babaunde Salako, at the 28th Mandatory Continuous Professional Development Workshop of the Institute of Public Analysts in Lagos on Tuesday, said that a good laboratory practice would affect a whole country, not just individuals.
“If your laboratory is well equipped and if you follow the standard operating procedure, what comes out of it will be comparable to international standards. The implication of the results that come out of your laboratory goes wider than the laboratory itself.
“Some people will take decisions, based on the results that you have provided. Those decisions may affect a whole country and not just a person. For instance, when a medical device is introduced to a country for diagnosis, if you produce a wrong result, you will get the wrong diagnosis. Your patients will also get the wrong treatment and people will continue to die. It goes beyond what you are doing in the laboratory,” Ehanire said.
He added that laboratory practice goes beyond what members of the IPAN do in their laboratory and it has a multiplying effect on the people.
“It is the same thing as food items, people will eat those food and if there is a wrong result, it will have a multiplier effect within the community.
“ Each time you are analysing a particular agent or device in your laboratory, please remember the community that will use your result and ensure that whatever comes out of your laboratory is authentic and reliable,” the minister said.
The Registrar of the Institute, Mr Aliyu Angara, said its members provide service that borders on quality certification of consumer and health-related products.
“The diversity of public analysts across sectors and strata of consumer and health-related products analysis accord the Institute the vantage point of addressing most of these herculean tasks,” Angara said.
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RADWATCH
Section: FreeRADIUS Daemon (8)
Updated: 24 February 2001
Index
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NAME
radwatch - wrapper for radiusd
SYNOPSIS
radwatch
[options
]
DESCRIPTION
This is a wrapper for
radiusd. It starts the radius server, then
waits for it to terminate, which should never happen. If it does
happen,
radwatch sends mail to
root informing her of
the event, waits 10 seconds, then restarts the server.
This script SHOULD NOT BE USED! It's only here for historical
purposes, and WILL be deleted in a future version of the
the server.
Please see 'doc/supervise-radiusd.txt' for info on methods of
supervising your radius installation.
OPTIONS
Passed directly to the radius server - see the manpage of
radiusd.
SEE ALSO
radiusd(8).
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- Universal - It can be used in various environments such as TypeScript and Front-end frameworks, Vanilla.js.
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Node.js
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CDN
You can also use CDN. Suitable for creating small websites and samples.
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You can achieve smooth scroll with a simple and intuitive way of writing.

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duration: 800
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Sample code to easily implement the anchor link.
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Scroll to a specified destination.
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Refer to Option for option parameter.
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Refer to Option for option parameter.
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| adjust | number | Enter a value when you want to adjust the scroll position. | 0 |
| easing | string | Easing name. | linear |
Easing
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int can_amazon_throw_spear_here(Game *game)
Function that checks in what direction amazon wants to move.
Definition: Libavailable.c:161
int can_amazon_move(Game *game)
Function that checks all fields next to the amazon and returns whether the amazon can move.
Definition: Libavailable.c:28
int is_move_possible(Game *game)
Function checks whether the move is possible.
Definition: Libavailable.c:8
int can_amazon_move_here(Game *game)
Function that checks in what direction amazon wants to move.
Definition: Libavailable.c:143
int is_path_clear(Game *game, ERoadType type)
Function detects which direction the amazon wants to one.
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int is_diagonall(Game *game)
Function that checks whether the amazon wants to move in diagonall direction.
Definition: Libavailable.c:46
int can_place_here(Game *game)
Function that checks whether the player can place amazon on choosen spot.
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Pro_Pack : rigutils¶
ProPack rigutils module contains useful tools for managing both rig and skeletal data for the ProPack systems.
>>> # import statement for the module via the r9pro decompiler
>>> from Red9.pro_pack import r9pro
>>> r9rigutils = r9pro.r9import('r9rigutils')
This module contains core rigging utils used through out the systems
-
swapshapes
(source, target, replace=True, worldspace=True, delete_source=True, rename_shapes=True)¶ from a source transform parent all shapes under the target transform. If replace is True we delete all current shapes under the target.
Parameters: - source – the source transform who’s shapes we’re going to move
- target – destination transform we’ll be parenting the shapes under
- replace – True by default, do we remove all current shapes from the target before we re-parent the new ones?
- worldspace – if True we maintain the shapes current world positions else we use default Maya relative shape parenting
- delete_source – delete the source after the process is complete
- rename_shapes – if True we numerically rename all shapes in the form ‘nodename_Shape%i’ why %i is incremented per shape
-
set_shape_colors
(nodes=[], index=None)¶ set the shape colour overrides of all child shapes to a given index
Parameters: - nodes – nodes to process, if not given we use selected
- index – the Maya colour index to assign
-
opm_offset_parent_matrix_constraint
(source=None, target=None, mo=True, zero_xforms=False, translates=True, rotates=True, scales=True, shear=True)¶ offsetParentMatrix handlers: replacement of the parentConstraint but using the offsetParentMatrix wires with optional maintain offset (unlike manually wiring this connection)
Parameters: - source – the driver source node
- target – the target node to accept the input from the source
- mo – like constraints this maintains the nodes current transforms after the worldMatrix has been plugged
- zero_xforms – zero off all the target nodes transforms after we hook the plug up, leaving you with the node in place with zerp transforms
Note
this process hard aborts if the target is a joint as the jointOrients break the opm matrix data with rotates
-
opm_freeze_transforms_to_composition_chns
(node=None, compensate=True, force=True)¶ offsetParentMatrix handlers: simple proc that copies the current transform data over to the composition channels and resets the xforms. This results in zero xforms but the node in the same space. We compensate for any existing matrix data in the composition channels during the process.
Parameters: - node – the node to process, if not given we use the currently selected object
- compensate – if True (default), we compensate for any current matrix data in the composition before we push the current transform matrix over to those channels.
- force – if True (default) and the current transforms are locked then we force unlock and re-lock after we’ve reset them
Note
joints cause issues with this process because of the extra matrix from the joint orients which we don’t currently deal with so we only process the transform data and reset the rotation data regardless
-
opm_reset_composition_to_transform_chns
(node=None, compensate=True)¶ offsetParentMatrix handlers: simple proc that resets the matrix in the composition channels and pushes that to the nodes xforms, re-compensating for any other transforms in those channels at the same time
Parameters: - node – the node to process, if not given we use the currently selected object
- compensate – if True (default), we compensate for any change in the nodes xforms that would result from simply resetting the composition matrix data
Note
joints cause issues with this process because of the extra matrix from the joint orients which we don’t currently deal with
-
skeleton_root
(joint=None, from_child=True)¶ return the name of the root joint in the hierarchy from the given child jnt by walking up the hierarchy to the top most joint
Parameters: - joint – name of a joint in the hierarchy
- from_child – True by default, are we walking up the hierarchy to find a root_joint, or are we walking down it to find the first child root_joint?
Returns: name of the root joint in the hierarchy
-
skeleton_pose_get_data
(rootjnt, attr='bpose', jntonly=False, suppress=False, nodetypes=['joint'])¶ simple retrieval of the “BPose” or “TPose” PoseDict object which is stored on the skeleton root by the RigManager. These Poses are used by the additive fbx export to force reset the skeleton pose before processing. We find the jnt stamped with the given attr by filtering the hierarchy for that attr rather than assuming that it’s always on the rootjnt
Parameters: - rootjnt – the root joint of the skeleton we want to get the Pose data from
- attr – ‘bpose’ or ‘tpose’ depending on what data you want to get
- jntonly – if True we return only the joint that the bpose is stamped onto, else we return the poseDict itself
- suppress – by default we warn if the same pose attr is found on multiple joints in the skeleton hierarchy, this flag suppresses that warning and force uses the first matching attr found. If suppress=True and jntonly=True the return is a list of jnts (there may be multiple if there have been duplicated jnts in the past)
- nodetypes – [] types of nodes we’re going to scan to find any existing pose attr data, default [‘joint’]
Note
This will now raise an error if the skeleton has multiple joints with the “bpose” / “tpose” attr stamped, this can happen if you simply duplicate the root joitn and useif for an additional joint in the skeleton, hence the check! also see specific HealthTest: “r9popt.exportTag_bpose_test”
-
skeleton_pose_current
(rootjnt, nodetypes=['joint'])¶ simple proc to return an r9Pose.poseDict based on the current skeletons pose
Parameters: - rootjnt – the root joint of the skeleton we want to get the Pose data from
- nodetypes – [] types of nodes we’re going to scan to find any existing pose attr data, default [‘joint’]
-
skeleton_pose_load
(rootjnt, attr=None, filepath=None, skip_translates=False, skip_scales=True, specific_jnts=[], skip_attrs=['radius', 'visibility', 'jointOrientX', 'jointOrientY', 'jointOrientZ'], custom_root=None, suppress=True, nodetypes=['joint'], matchMethod='base')¶ restore the characters skeleton to the original pose stored on the attr given, or from the filepath.
Note
We ensure during the load that the skeleton only has 1 matching attr stamped in the joint hierarchy for that pose. If you’ve duplicated the root joint and used that for another joint then there is a chance that duplicated joint may carry a previous bpose / tpose!
Parameters: - rootjnt – the root joint of the skeleton we want to get the Pose data from
- attr – the attr we’re going to pull the pose from (if given)
- filepath – filepath to a stored pose
- skip_translates – only load the rotate data if True. Aimed at loading T & B Poses
- skip_scales – True by default, do not load any scale data back
- skip_attrs – attrs to ignore during the load process default : [‘radius’, ‘visibility’, ‘jointOrientX’, ‘jointOrientY’, ‘jointOrientZ’]
- custom_root – if given this skeleton will be used to load the pose onto. Note that this is only valid if attr is set, the rootjnt skeleton is used to pull the pose data, but the load happens on the additional custom_root skeleton
- specific_jnts – if given then we only load data to the given list of joints, else we process the full hierarchy from the rootjnt. Note: the rootjnt is still required for this process as in attr mode we search and extract the b/tpose data directly from it
- suppress – by default we warn if the same pose attr is found on multiple joints in the skeleton hierarchy, this flag suppresses that warning and force uses the first matching attr found
- nodetypes – [] types of nodes we’re going to scan to find any existing pose attr data, default [‘joint’]
-
skeleton_pose_save
(rootjnt, attr=None, filepath=None, suppress=False, posedict=None, nodetypes=['joint'])¶ save the characters current skeleton pose to either the given attr or to the filepath.
Note
We ensure during the load that the skeleton only has 1 matching attr stamped in the joint hierarchy for that pose. If you’ve duplicated the root joint and used that for another joint then there is a chance that duplicated joint may carry a previous bpose / tpose!
Parameters: - rootjnt – the root joint of the skeleton we want to get the Pose data from
- attr – the attr we’re going to pull the pose from (if given)
- filepath – filepath to a stored pose
- skip_translates – only load the rotate data if True. Aimed at loading T & B Poses
- suppress – by default we warn if the same pose attr is found on multiple joints in the skeleton hierarchy, this flag suppresses that warning and force uses the first matching attr found
- posedict – if given and saving to attr then this allows you to directly pass another posedict to be stamped into the attr rather than sampling the skeletons current transforms. This is aimed at pushing previous data and syncing assets already rigged
- nodetypes – [] types of nodes we’re going to scan to find any existing pose attr data, default [‘joint’]
Note
if neither ‘attr’ or ‘filepath’ are given the code will prompt you for a filepath to save too
-
skeleton_pose_delete
(rootjnt, attr, nodetypes=['joint'])¶ delete given pose from skeleton
Parameters: - rootjnt – the root joint of the skeleton we want to get the Pose data from
- attr – the attr we’re going to delete
- nodetypes – [] types of nodes we’re going to scan to find any existing pose attr data, default [‘joint’]
Returns: True if deleted
-
skeleton_pose_replace
(rootjnt, filepath=None, attr='bpose', suppress=False, nodetypes=['joint'])¶ simple replacement of the internal pose on the given attr with the data from the given pose file
Parameters: - rootjnt – the root joint of the skeleton we want to get the Pose data from
- attr – the attr we’re going to push the pose file data too, default=’bpose’
- filepath – filepath for the pose we’re going to manage, if left blank we prompt for a filepath
- suppress – by default we warn if the same pose attr is found on multiple joints in the skeleton hierarchy, this flag suppresses that warning and force uses the first matching attr found
- nodetypes – [] types of nodes we’re going to scan to find any existing pose attr data, default [‘joint’]
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skeleton_pose_compare
(rootjnt, filepath=None, attr=None, skip_attrs=['radius', 'visibility'], nodetypes=['joint'], suppress=True, longname=True, **kws)¶ compare the current skeletal pose with the values from either a pose file OR one of the internal poses stored on the skeleton (BPose or TPose)
Parameters: - rootjnt – the root joint of the skeleton we want to get the Pose data from
- filepath – filepath to a stored pose which we want to compare the current skeleton pose against
- attr – the attr on the skeleton that we’re pulling the pose from to compare against, ‘bpose’ or ‘tpose’ by default
- skip_attrs – attrs we’re not interested in comparing, default [‘radius’, ‘visibility’]
- nodetypes – [] types of nodes we’re going to compare, default [‘joint’]
- longname – if True (default, we validate the dag path complete, else we use short name matching only
- suppress – suppress the results popup and just handle the return
- **kws –
passed directly to the r9Pose.PoseCompare object initialization
- #TODO: check why we#re NOT comparing against the skeletonDict. We currently have the compareDict set to
- None which will compare the bpose to the poseDict in the referencePose solt!
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skeleton_pose_compare_attrs
(skelA, skelB, attr='bpose', skip_attrs=['radius', 'visibility'], nodetypes=['joint'], longname=True, suppress=True)¶ unlike the “skeleton_pose_compare” func this one compares the internal BPose / TPose attrs of the 2 given skeletons which the skeleton_pose_save(rootjnt, attr) stamps onto the root joint itself. Why? this is used during the Publish time for the Red9 Puppet so that the binding process can verify that the 2 skeletons are the same and bind appropriately
Parameters: - skelA – the prime skeleton that we’re comparing against
- skelB – the skeleton we’re comparing
- attr – the attr on the skeleton that we’re pulling the pose from, ‘bpose’ or ‘tpose’ by default
- skip_attrs – attrs we’re not interested in comparing, default [‘radius’, ‘visibility’]
- nodetypes – [] types of nodes we’re going to compare, default [‘joint’]
- longname – if True (default, we validate the dag path complete, else we use short name matching only
- suppress – suppress the results popup and just handle the return
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skeleton_pose_compare_attr_to_file
(skel, filepath=None, attr='bpose', skip_attrs=['radius', 'visibility'], nodetypes='joint', longname=True, suppress=True)¶ compare one of the internal pose attrs against a given pose file
Parameters: - skel – root skeleton to pull the pose attr from
- filepath – the filepath to the master pose file we’re comparing against, if left blank we prompt for a filepath
- attr – internal pose attr we’re comparing, bpose or tpose
- skip_attrs – attrs we’re not interested in comparing, default [‘radius’, ‘visibility’]
- nodetypes – [] types of nodes we’re going to compare, default [‘joint’]
- longname – if True (default, we validate the dag path complete, else we use short name matching only
- suppress – suppress the results popup and just handle the return
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hik_characternode_from_joint
(joint)¶ from a given joint we look for a connected HIKCharacterNode, we scan from the given joint, up to that skeletons rootJnt th=en cscan back down in case the given joint isn’t part of the definitions
:return MetaHIKCharacterNode class directly
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hik_characterize_save_data
(rootjnt, attr='hik_plugs', suppress=False)¶ Triggered in the RigManager when you save the tpose, this is an additional attr that holds the hik definition connection data
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hik_characterize_from_tpose
(rootjnt=None, filepath=None, name=None, load_tpose=True, matchMethod='base', hikdict=None, openui=True, force_lock=False, remove_current=True, *args, **kws)¶ from a stored out tpose rebuild the HIK characterization. This creates the HIK node (name), reconnects all of the plugs then loads the tpose up before locking the HIKCharacterization. If the pose of HIK is invalid you’ll get a warning at the end of the procedure. By default if you don’t pass in filepath we use the ‘tpose’ and ‘hik_plugs’ attrs created by the RigManager to build this data from
Note
this will unlock all transforms on the skeleton as we need to have them unlocked for the HIK Characterzation to lock correctly
Parameters: - roojnt – if given this is the root of the skeleton we’re going to load the definition into, else we use the longnames of the nodes stored in the pose data
- filepath – path to the tpose, stored in r9Pose format from the RigManager
- name – hik node name to create. If one was found in the scene to begin with we use that if name isn’t given
- load_tpose – if True we not only load the HIK connections but also load the actual TPose from the tpose file directly, else we just load the hik_plug data
- matchMethod – like all r9pose functions this is the method we use to match the joint lists together
- hikdict – if given this is a correctly formatted dict with the hikdata already build, used for passing data between skeletons when needed
- openui – open up the HIK window a the end of the proc so you can check the characterization manually
- force_lock – if True we ignore the checkcharacterization() results and lock regardless. This may cause issues if the skeleton isn’t in correct alignment
Parma remove_current: if True and name is set then we force delete any current connected HIKNode before making the new one
Returns: 1 if created and valid, 0 if created but invalid or failed to create, -1 if created and found as invalid characterization
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export_r9pose_to_fbx_mobu
(poses=[], pose_folder=None)¶ from a given list of r9Pose files load them onto the current mrig and export them as a single frame FBX skeleton files for MoBu usage. This requires a correctly setup mRig and mExportTag system in a clean scene
process as follows: * expects a single mRig in the scene with an ExportTag setup * we cutKeys on mRig * load the single frame pose * create a 1 frame ExportLoop * send that export loop to the main exporter to generate the skeletal fbx file, respecting all current FBX settings
Parameters: - poses – if given this is the list of posefiles (full paths) to process
- pose_folder – if given this builds the poses list up from all found .pose files in the given directory
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reset_hierarchy_overrides
(nodes, hierarchy=True, inc_shapes=True)¶ this is designed to reset the main display flags on a hierarchy, usually reversing what a rigger may have done to hide them from a user in the first place. This will only fail to set the attrs only if they’ve got incoming connections and will do the following, regardless of these attrs being locked.
- turning on visibility
- turning on lodVisibility
- disabling overrideDisplayType
- reset overrideEnabled to “Normal” = 0
- reset overrideLevelOfDetail to “Full” = 0
- reset overrideVisibility = 1
Parameters: - nodes – nodes we’re going to process
- hierarchy – if True we run listRelatives on the given nodes and extend the process list
- in_shapes – do we process shape related nodes or not, default is True
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extract_pole_vector
(startjnt, polejnt, endjnt, prefix, create=True, ctrl=None)¶ create a node thats on the plane for perfect poleVector position with no movement. This is in testing
Parameters: - startjnt – the start of the jnt chain we’re calculating against
- polejnt – the polejnt in the jnt chain we’re calculating against
- endjnt – the end of the jnt chain we’re calculating against
- prefix – only used if create is True, this is the naming prefix for all node generated
- create – if True we create a node group with the relative trnasform for the pole Vector
- ctrl – if not create this is the node that will get the resulting world transform data applied
Returns: the xform data of the resulting transform (finalV, finalV.x, finalV.y, finalV.z)


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I am currently working as a post-doc researcher at Vrije Universiteit Brussel, on security for programming languages in cloud computing applications.
My main topics of interests are the runtime adaptation of applications, Virtual Machine design and development, and programming language tools. For that, I work on reflective applications and programming languages. I participate in the open source community of the Pharo programming language and environment.
I obtained the 13 of april 2015 my Phd entitled "Virtualization support for application runtime specialization and extension" under the direction of Stéphane Ducasse (Inria Rmod team) and the supervision of Noury Bouraqadi and Luc Fabresse(CAR team of Mines Douai).
I love coding. I spend a lot of my free time helping the amazing community of Pharo. I also participate in several projects such as the Pharo's database driver suite (DBXTalk), it's shortcut framework, or the static web page generator Ecstatic.
23-10-2015 I will be @Pittburgh for SPLASH'15. I'll present there two papers on the onward track!
03-07-2015 I will be @Prague for ECOOP'15. I'll present Pharo there and we will do some fun coding!
22-05-2015 I got two papers accepted in Onward!'15. Thanks to everybody that collaborated, and see you @Pittsburg!
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Dubai’s Albwardy to buy Zimbabwe’s Meikles Hotel for $20 million
Dubai-based Albwardy Investments said on Friday it would buy Zimbabwe’s Meikles Hotel for $20 million and would upgrade what is one of the southern African nation’s most well-known establishments.
The current owner, Meikles Limited, has over the past few years struggled with low occupancy levels and has lacked foreign exchange to refurbish the property in Harare.
Albwardy said the investment had been approved by Zimbabwe’s stock exchange and competition commission, while the shareholders would vote on the transaction next month.
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“The Meikles Hotel provides a unique opportunity to invest in Zimbabwe’s leisure and business markets as a first mover,” Albwardy director of hospitality Laurie Ward said in a statement.
Albwardy is expected to spend up to $30 million in upgrading the hotel, an official from Meikles Hotel told Reuters. The hotel, which was established in 1915, has 312 rooms. Reuters


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Flask RestPlus SQLAlchemy¶
flask_restplus_sqlalchemy.factory module¶
Api Model Factory Contains instace of factory for use by swagger
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class
flask_restplus_sqlalchemy.factory.
ApiModelFactory
(api: flask_restplus.api.Api, db: flask_sqlalchemy.SQLAlchemy, logger=<Logger flask_restplus_sqlalchemy.factory (WARNING)>)¶ Bases:
object
Api Model Factory takes in Flask Rest API and SqlAlchemy models then generates Flask Rest API Models needed for use with swagger and marshal
Parameters: - api (Api) – flask_restplus Api instance to which is needed for api.model function call
- db (SQLAlchemy) – instance with the models load, failure to do correct initialization order will result in error
- logger (Logger) – logging instance will use
get_logger(__name__)
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Any model that you wish to display must not have
__abstract__=True
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auto_generate_meta_form
(model) → dict¶ Generates the dict meta form needed by api.model
Parameters: model (any) – the flask model Returns: Intermidate form needed for api.model Return type: dict
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entities
= {}¶ Dict with
__tablename__, Model
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get_entity
(table_name: str) → flask_restplus.model.Model¶ Helper function to get entity by name from dict of entities
Parameters: table_name (str) – the table name will match what you have in __tablename__ for a given model. Returns: Table Api Model from list Return type: flask_restplus.model.Model Raises: Exception – Table Name was not found, Check that you have not called this function be for initlizing the db: SQLAlchemy
object with the models
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get_python_type
(column) → type¶ Get the python type
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logger
= None¶ Logger, you can disable by sending out put to null or None
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python_to_flask
(python_type: type) → str¶ Converts python types to flask types
Parameters: python_type (type) – type that is to be converted into flask type Returns: flask type represented as a string Return type: str
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schema
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