Wiki
A Wiki page requires a title, markdown and an owner object and can also include images.
Creating a Wiki
from synapseclient import Wiki
entity = syn.get('syn123456')
content = """
# My Wiki Page
Here is a description of my **fantastic** project!
An attached image:
${image?fileName=logo.png&align=none}
"""
wiki = Wiki(title='My Wiki Page',
owner=entity,
markdown=content,
attachments=['/path/to/logo.png'])
wiki = syn.store(wiki)
Embedding images
Note that in the above example, we’ve attached a logo graphic and embedded it in the web page.
Figures that are more than just decoration can be stored as Synapse entities allowing versioning and provenance information to be recorded. This is a better choice for figures with data behind them.
Updating a Wiki
entity = syn.get('syn123456')
wiki = syn.getWiki(entity)
wiki.markdown = """
# My Wiki Page
Here is a description of my **fantastic** project! Let's
*emphasize* the important stuff.
An embedded image that is also a Synapse entity:
${image?synapseId=syn1824434&align=None&scale=66}
Now we can track it's provenance and keep multiple versions.
"""
wiki = syn.store(wiki)
Wiki Class
- class synapseclient.wiki.Wiki(**kwargs)
Represents a wiki page in Synapse with content specified in markdown.
- Parameters
title – Title of the Wiki
owner – Parent Entity that the Wiki will belong to
markdown – Content of the Wiki (cannot be defined if markdownFile is defined)
markdownFile – Path to file which contains the Content of Wiki (cannot be defined if markdown is defined)
attachments – List of paths to files to attach
fileHandles – List of file handle IDs representing files to be attached
parentWikiId – (optional) For sub-pages, specify parent wiki page
- __init__(**kwargs)


{% block title %}
If interested in any latest gadgets follow the link below to our online shop where your purchased item will be delivered at your doorstep
Link to shop


- s - Variable in class com.collisionshandler.CollisionsHandlerTest
-
The stone on the map
- setUp() - Method in class com.collisionshandler.CollisionsHandlerTest
-
The setUp method.
- setUp() - Method in class com.databaseconnection.DBPropertiesTest
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- setUp() - Method in class com.entity.mobileelements.DiamondTest
-
Instantiates a new diamond.
- setUp() - Method in class com.entity.mobileelements.EnemyTest
-
Instantiates the map and the enemy.
- setUp() - Method in class com.entity.mobileelements.PlayerTest
-
The setUp method.
- setUp() - Method in class com.entity.mobileelements.StoneTest
-
Instantiates a new stone.
- setUp() - Method in class com.entity.motionlesselements.DirtTest
-
Instantiates a new dirt.
- setUp() - Method in class com.entity.motionlesselements.ExitDoorTest
-
Instantiates a new exit door.
- setUp() - Method in class com.entity.motionlesselements.PathTest
-
Instantiates a new path.
- setUp() - Method in class com.entity.motionlesselements.WallsTest
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Instantiates a new wall.
- setUp() - Method in class controller.ControllerTest
-
- setUp() - Method in class entity.EntityTest
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Only for the example.
- setUp() - Method in class entity.MapTest
-
Instantiates a new map and its entities.
- setUp() - Method in class model.DAOMapTest
-
- setUp() - Method in class model.ModelTest
-
Instantiates a new model.
- setUp() - Method in class view.ViewPanelTest
-
Instantiates a new view panel.
- setUp() - Method in class view.ViewTest
-
- setUpBeforeClass() - Static method in class com.collisionshandler.CollisionsHandlerTest
-
- setUpBeforeClass() - Static method in class com.databaseconnection.DBPropertiesTest
-
Instantiates a new DBProperties
- setUpBeforeClass() - Static method in class com.entity.mobileelements.DiamondTest
-
- setUpBeforeClass() - Static method in class com.entity.mobileelements.EnemyTest
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- setUpBeforeClass() - Static method in class com.entity.mobileelements.PlayerTest
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Load the player's sprites.
- setUpBeforeClass() - Static method in class com.entity.mobileelements.StoneTest
-
- setUpBeforeClass() - Static method in class com.entity.motionlesselements.DirtTest
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- setUpBeforeClass() - Static method in class com.entity.motionlesselements.ExitDoorTest
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- setUpBeforeClass() - Static method in class com.entity.motionlesselements.PathTest
-
- setUpBeforeClass() - Static method in class com.entity.motionlesselements.WallsTest
-
- setUpBeforeClass() - Static method in class controller.ControllerTest
-
Instantiates a new controller for all tests.
- setUpBeforeClass() - Static method in class entity.EntityTest
-
- setUpBeforeClass() - Static method in class entity.MapTest
-
- setUpBeforeClass() - Static method in class model.DAOMapTest
-
Instantiates a new DAOMap.
- setUpBeforeClass() - Static method in class model.ModelTest
-
- setUpBeforeClass() - Static method in class view.ViewPanelTest
-
- setUpBeforeClass() - Static method in class view.ViewTest
-
- sForMove - Variable in class com.collisionshandler.CollisionsHandlerTest
-
The stone to move on the map
- spriteDown - Static variable in class com.entity.mobileelements.PlayerTest
-
The basic sprite of the player
- spriteTurnLeft - Static variable in class com.entity.mobileelements.PlayerTest
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The left sprite of the player
- spriteTurnRight - Static variable in class com.entity.mobileelements.PlayerTest
-
The right sprite of the player
- spriteUp - Static variable in class com.entity.mobileelements.PlayerTest
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The up sprite of the player
- StoneTest - Class in com.entity.mobileelements
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The StoneTest class.
- StoneTest() - Constructor for class com.entity.mobileelements.StoneTest
-
- tearDown() - Method in class com.collisionshandler.CollisionsHandlerTest
-
- tearDown() - Method in class com.databaseconnection.DBPropertiesTest
-
- tearDown() - Method in class com.entity.mobileelements.DiamondTest
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- tearDown() - Method in class com.entity.mobileelements.EnemyTest
-
- tearDown() - Method in class com.entity.mobileelements.PlayerTest
-
- tearDown() - Method in class com.entity.mobileelements.StoneTest
-
- tearDown() - Method in class com.entity.motionlesselements.DirtTest
-
- tearDown() - Method in class com.entity.motionlesselements.ExitDoorTest
-
- tearDown() - Method in class com.entity.motionlesselements.PathTest
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- tearDown() - Method in class com.entity.motionlesselements.WallsTest
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- tearDown() - Method in class controller.ControllerTest
-
- tearDown() - Method in class entity.EntityTest
-
- tearDown() - Method in class entity.MapTest
-
- tearDown() - Method in class model.DAOMapTest
-
- tearDown() - Method in class model.ModelTest
-
- tearDown() - Method in class view.ViewPanelTest
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- tearDown() - Method in class view.ViewTest
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- tearDownAfterClass() - Static method in class com.collisionshandler.CollisionsHandlerTest
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- tearDownAfterClass() - Static method in class com.databaseconnection.DBPropertiesTest
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- tearDownAfterClass() - Static method in class com.entity.mobileelements.DiamondTest
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- tearDownAfterClass() - Static method in class com.entity.mobileelements.EnemyTest
-
- tearDownAfterClass() - Static method in class com.entity.mobileelements.PlayerTest
-
- tearDownAfterClass() - Static method in class com.entity.mobileelements.StoneTest
-
- tearDownAfterClass() - Static method in class com.entity.motionlesselements.DirtTest
-
- tearDownAfterClass() - Static method in class com.entity.motionlesselements.ExitDoorTest
-
- tearDownAfterClass() - Static method in class com.entity.motionlesselements.PathTest
-
- tearDownAfterClass() - Static method in class com.entity.motionlesselements.WallsTest
-
- tearDownAfterClass() - Static method in class controller.ControllerTest
-
- tearDownAfterClass() - Static method in class entity.EntityTest
-
- tearDownAfterClass() - Static method in class entity.MapTest
-
- tearDownAfterClass() - Static method in class model.DAOMapTest
-
- tearDownAfterClass() - Static method in class model.ModelTest
-
- tearDownAfterClass() - Static method in class view.ViewPanelTest
-
- tearDownAfterClass() - Static method in class view.ViewTest
-
- testCollision() - Method in class com.collisionshandler.CollisionsHandlerTest
-
The testCollision method.
- testContentOfMap() - Method in class model.ModelTest
-
- testControllerOrderReturn() - Method in class view.ViewTest
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Check for each specific touch the player can use that the result is the right one.
- testCounter() - Method in class view.ViewPanelTest
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Test the limit value for the timer.
- testDeathOfEnemy() - Method in class com.entity.mobileelements.EnemyTest
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Runs the map's entities strategies.
- testDiamond() - Method in class com.entity.mobileelements.DiamondTest
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The testDiamond method.
- testDiamondCounterPlayer() - Method in class com.entity.mobileelements.PlayerTest
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Increases the player's diamond counter through all manners.
- testDidPlayerWin() - Method in class com.entity.mobileelements.PlayerTest
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Verify the player can move foward the next level with the correct amount of diamonds.
- testDirt() - Method in class com.entity.motionlesselements.DirtTest
-
The testDirt method.
- testEnemy() - Method in class com.entity.mobileelements.EnemyTest
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The testEnemy method.
- testEntityBasicCharacteristics() - Method in class entity.EntityTest
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Verify the sprite, x position and y position
- testExitDoor() - Method in class com.entity.motionlesselements.ExitDoorTest
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The testExitDoor method.
- testGetContentOfMap() - Method in class model.ModelTest
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Verify the correct content of the map is picked from the database depending on the level.
- testGetMapFromDatabase() - Method in class model.DAOMapTest
-
Verify the connection is correct with the database for the levels.
- testGetNumberOfDiamondsNeeded() - Method in class model.ModelTest
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The testGetNumberOfDiamondsNeeded method.
- testGravity() - Method in class com.collisionshandler.CollisionsHandlerTest
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The testGravity method.
- testLimitLoadingMap() - Method in class model.ModelTest
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Test the limit of level loading.
- testMapFulfilled() - Method in class entity.MapTest
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Verifiy that there is a player entity on the map and therefore the transformation of the String into entities worked well.
- testMessagePrinted() - Method in class controller.ControllerTest
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Test to verify the correct message is obtained.
- testMovePlayer() - Method in class com.entity.mobileelements.PlayerTest
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Test the different directions of the player.
- testMoveStone() - Method in class com.collisionshandler.CollisionsHandlerTest
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The testMoveStone method.
- testPath() - Method in class com.entity.motionlesselements.PathTest
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The testPath method.
- testPlayer() - Method in class com.entity.mobileelements.PlayerTest
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The testPlayer method.
- testPlayerIsAlive() - Method in class com.entity.mobileelements.PlayerTest
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Run strategies of the map's entities.
- testProperties() - Method in class com.databaseconnection.DBPropertiesTest
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Checks that the correct url, login and password are used to connect to the database.
- testStone() - Method in class com.entity.mobileelements.StoneTest
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The testStone method.
- testWalls() - Method in class com.entity.motionlesselements.WallsTest
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The testWalls method.


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Threshold
A PsychoJS-based experiment generator for measuring psychometric thresholds.
Drop files here, or click to browse for them.
Preprocess your experiment file first, and then upload any needed consent form, font files along with processed files.
Preprocess Files
Upload Files to GITLAB
Connect with Pavlovia account in order to run experiment
Activate Experiment
Please wait while project is being initiated.


In accordance with the Government of Canada’s policy on the publication of contracts over $10,000, this website provides information on contracts issued by or on behalf of the Canada Council for the Arts.
This website will be updated every three months to include information on new contracts awarded or amendments valued over $10,000.
The rules and principles governing contracting are outlined in the Canada Council Procurement Policy [PDF, 79.9 KB]. The objective of procurement contracting is to acquire goods and services in a manner that enhances access, competition and fairness and results in best value to the Council.
Please note that information that would normally be withheld under the Access to Information Act and the Privacy Act does not appear on this website.
Listing | 2016-2017 - 1st Quarter
| Vendor | Ingenium Communications |
|---|---|
| Reference Number | C199520 |
| Contract Date | 2016/06/01 |
| Description | Internal communications assessment |
| Contract Period | 2016/06/01 To 2016/06/24 |
| Amount | $ 10,200.00 |


This example shows how GalleryView can be used to display a photo gallery with slideshow functionality. Clicking on a frame will jump to that photo, and the overlay caption for each photo contains links to the full image.
This gallery utilizes all default plugin options, setting only the dimensions of the panel and filmstrip frame.
$('#photos').galleryView({ panel_width: 800, panel_height: 300, frame_width: 100, frame_height: 100 });


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BOMBS FOR SALE
Amnesty International
San Diego Zoo
Naz�m Hikmet �iirleri
National Gallery of Canada
Netaid


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
Chicken and tarragon is a winning combination of flavours. Cook up dinner for four with chicken pieces in rich sauce served with creamy mash potatoes.
For the chicken, season the chicken with salt and black pepper then toss in the flour to just coat.
Heat a large pan until hot, add the oil, a knob of the butter and half the chicken and fry skin side down for 3-4 minutes until golden-brown.
Turn and fry on the other side for another 1-2 minutes, then remove from the pan. Repeat with another knob of butter and the rest of the chicken.
Add another knob of butter and the bacon and fry until golden-brown then add the shallots, mushrooms and tomato purée and fry for another couple of minutes.
Add the wine and bring to a simmer, gently scraping up any cooked on bits from the bottom of the pan.
Add the stock then return the chicken to the pan with half the tarragon and bring to a boil.
Reduce the heat to a simmer, cover and cook for 30-40 minutes until the chicken is tender and the liquid slightly reduced.
While the chicken cooks, skin and seed the tomatoes. Bring a pan of water to the boil, take out the stalk of the tomato and make a cross on the bottom.
Drop the tomatoes into the water and simmer for 10-15 seconds until the skin starts to peel away.
Lift straight out into a bowl of iced water and peel off the skin.
Cut the tomatoes into quarters and remove the seeds then cut into small dice. Roughly chop the remaining tarragon.
Add the tomatoes, flatleaf parsley and tarragon then check the seasoning.
For the mash place the potatoes into a pan of salted water and bring to the boil.
Reduce the heat and simmer for 12-15 minutes until the potatoes are tender.
Drain and return to the pan, then place over the heat for one minute to drive off any excess moisture.
Pass through a potato ricer back into the pan (or mash with a fork) then add the butter and cream, beating to form a smooth mash.
Season with salt and white pepper.
Serve two pieces of chicken per person with the sauce spooned over and a dollop of mash.


| open |
/sitemap/ |
|
| waitForText |
//div[@id='main-wrapper']/div[4]/h2[5] |
Jurisdictions |
| waitForElementPresent |
xpath=(//a[contains(text(),'News')])[2] |
|
| clickAndWait |
xpath=(//a[contains(text(),'News')])[2] |
|
| waitForText |
css=p |
We completed a study of 273 solar installers in the top 12 states for solar that encompasses more than 90% of the residential solar market. The study assesses the current challenges with solar permitting and identifies specific opportunities for improvement. See the facts and insights that could help you grow your business. |
| verifyText |
css=p |
We completed a study of 273 solar installers in the top 12 states for solar that encompasses more than 90% of the residential solar market. The study assesses the current challenges with solar permitting and identifies specific opportunities for improvement. See the facts and insights that could help you grow your business. |


Ad Dashboard
This project consisted in developing a Java desktop application that analyses a set of data provided in CSV files and processes it to display key metrics and graphs in a user-friendly dashboard. Libraries such as uniVocity and JavaFX were used to parse CSV data efficiently into memory and produce professional and intuitive graphs.
Technologies used:
Team Members:


{% extends "navbar.html" %} {% block content %}
This website is intended to collect questions and ansers for Visual Question Answering.
Users will be shown images and asked to input both question and answer relevant to the iamges. Pressing
the next button will show random images from our database. Users also have option to upload their own images
using the ChooseFile button to select the image and pressing upload to push it to our database.
We aim to collect Couting Questions ( starts with How many) i.e questions which have numerical answers.
Specifically, we encourage to ask hard questions which we call complex questions but simple questions are also nonethelsss valuable.
• What are simple questions?
For eg. How may people are there? Ans:2
How may dogs/people/cats/... are there ? Ans:2
• What are complex questions?
These question are not just demanding simple count but with added attributes like color , position etc.
For eg. How may people are left of the person ? Ans:1
How many blue cats are there ? Ans:1
Any further queries can be redirected to ma7583@rit.edu.Thanks!


Page Types
Introduction
A PageType describes what kind of information an editor has or can provide and displays them on a corresponding template. Moreover a PageTypes defines where a page can be located inside the sitemap tree.
namespace Ixocreate\Cms\PageType;
use Ixocreate\Schema\SchemaProviderInterface;
use Ixocreate\ServiceManager\NamedServiceInterface;
interface PageTypeInterface extends NamedServiceInterface, SchemaProviderInterface
{
public function label(): string;
public function allowedChildren(): ?array;
public function template(): string;
/**
* inherited from NamedServiceInterface
*/
public static function serviceName(): string;
/**
* inherited from SchemaProviderInterface
*/
public function provideSchema($name, BuilderInterface $builder, $options = []): SchemaInterface;
}
With the following interfaces you can change the default behaviour of a PageType or add extra functionality into them.
HandlePageTypeInterface
Through HandlePageTypeInterface
two things are achieved. First, the certain PageType can be used only once by the editor.
Second, you can access/find the corresponding Page
, Sitemap
and PageContent
by using the unique serviceName
from
the PageType.
namespace Ixocreate\Cms\PageType;
interface HandlePageTypeInterface
{
}
MiddlewarePageTypeInterface
In some situations it is needed to add some extra middleware layers before the requested page will be rendered.
Through MiddlewarePageTypeInterface
its possible to add a list of PSR15 Middlewares to be processed. For example a
AuthenticationMiddleware
could be added to check if the user is allowed to view the requested page.
namespace Ixocreate\Cms\PageType;
interface MiddlewarePageTypeInterface
{
public function middleware(): array;
}
RootPageTypeInterface
Some pages should be only be used as root of the sitemap. This restriction is especially useful in combination with other
PageType features like RoutingAwareInterface
.
namespace Ixocreate\Cms\PageType;
interface RootPageTypeInterface extends PageTypeInterface
{
}
RoutingAwareInterface
At some point the default routing behaviour isn't sufficient. With the RoutingAwareInterface
its possible to alter the
default behaviour. In background the Symfony Router is used (See the corresponding symfony documentation for more details
about the syntax). Next to the Symfony placeholder options for routing, IXOCREATE also offers some placeholders:
${LANG}
${LANG:no-default}
${LANG:no-root-default}
${REGION}
${PARENT}
${SLUG}
${URI:<applicationUriName>}
The default routing of RootPageTypeInterface
is /
, all other page types ${PARENT}/${SLUG}
namespace Ixocreate\Cms\PageType;
interface RoutingAwareInterface
{
public function routing(): string;
}
TerminalPageTypeInterface
Implementing the TerminalPageTypeInterface
excludes all children pages from the sitemap overview inside the administration
interface.
namespace Ixocreate\Cms\PageType;
interface TerminalPageTypeInterface
{
}


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| Book of Mormon |
Annotations |
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The Record of Zeniff—An account of his people, from the
time they left the land of Zarahemla until the time that they were delivered
out of the hands of the Lamanites.
Comprising chapters 9 through 22.
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Chapter 9
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1 I, Zeniff, having been taught in all the language of the
Nephites, and having had a knowledge of the land of Nephi, or of the land of
our fathers’ first inheritance, and having been sent as a spy among the
Lamanites that I might spy out their forces, that our army might come upon them
and destroy them—but when I saw that which was good among them I was desirous
that they should not be destroyed.
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2 Therefore, I contended with my brethren in the
wilderness, for I would that our ruler should make a treaty with them; but he
being an austere and a blood-thirsty man commanded that I should be slain;
but I was rescued by the shedding of much blood; for father fought against
father, and brother against brother, until the greater number of our army was
destroyed in the wilderness; and we returned, those of us that were spared,
to the land of Zarahemla, to relate that tale to their wives and their
children.
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3 And yet, I being over-zealous to inherit the land of our
fathers, collected as many as were desirous to go up to possess the land, and
started again on our journey into the wilderness to go up to the land; but we
were smitten with famine and sore afflictions; for we were slow to remember
the Lord our God.
|
This is sort of a flip side to the prosperity gospel.
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4 Nevertheless, after many days’ wandering in the
wilderness we pitched our tents in the place where our brethren were slain,
which was near to the land of our fathers.
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5 And it came to pass that I went again with four of my
men into the city, in unto the king, that I might know of the disposition of
the king, and that I might know if I might go in with my people and possess
the land in peace.
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6 And I went in unto the king, and he covenanted with me
that I might possess the land of Lehi-Nephi, and the land of Shilom.
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7 And he also commanded that his people should depart out
of the land, and I and my people went into the land that we might possess it.
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8 And we began to build buildings, and to repair the walls
of the city, yea, even the walls of the city of Lehi-Nephi, and the city of
Shilom.
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9 And we began to till the ground, yea, even with all
manner of seeds, with seeds of corn, and of wheat, and of barley, and with
neas, and with sheum, and with seeds of all manner of fruits; and we did
begin to multiply and prosper in the land.
|
There was no wheat in pre-Columbian Americas.
Many critics have indicated there was no barley in the pre-Columbian
Americas, however there were some wild varieties and at least one variety
that was domesticated (little barley or hordeum pusillum). Since even little
barley didn’t seem to be a major crop, the term barley seems to be an
anachronism in the context of this passage describing barley on par with
corn. Corn production was much better and supplanted little barley
cultivation as I understand it. (See 3rd paragraph of p. 146 of Guns,
Germs, and Steel 20th Anniversary Edition by Jared Diamond for more
context on this.)
Neas - I find nothing on what this might be. It is like the cureloms and
cumoms of Ether 9:19.
Sheum - Some apologists argue that this is Akkadian for “barley.” I’m not
sure why Zeniff would list barley twice in this case, but assuming that by
“sheum” he meant an edible grain similar to barley, that could work. However,
there are some problems with this. First, Akkadian was a language spoken in
what is now Iraq and Syria until about 500 BCE. It is not very plausible that
Nephites would retain an Akkadian word for a grain for almost 400 years after
Lehi left the old world. At least one other source says that there was an
ancient Egyptian grain “sm” or “shm” that would be a more likely candidate
for “sheum.” In the end, it’s all just speculation, and one must pre-suppose
the Book of Mormon recounts what actually happened to find any value in the
word “sheum.”
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10 Now it was the cunning and the craftiness of king
Laman, to bring my people into bondage, that he yielded up the land that we
might possess it.
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11 Therefore it came to pass, that after we had dwelt in
the land for the space of twelve years that king Laman began to grow uneasy,
lest by any means my people should wax strong in the land, and that they
could not overpower them and bring them into bondage.
|
How many people would Zeniff have gotten to follow him to
get the land of their inheritance after coming back the first time and
telling everybody about the slaughter they just had in the wilderness killing
many of their own people? Yet 12 years later, this band of Zeniffites is
large enough to leave the Lamanites feeling threatened?
See verse 18 of this chapter. The Zeniffites killed more than 3,000 Lamanites
in one battle where warriors were hastily pulled together. The Zeniffites
would have to be quite a large community or group in order to pull this off.
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12 Now they were a lazy and an idolatrous people;
therefore they were desirous to bring us into bondage, that they might glut
themselves with the labors of our hands; yea, that they might feast
themselves upon the flocks of our fields.
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13 Therefore it came to pass that king Laman began to stir
up his people that they should contend with my people; therefore there began
to be wars and contentions in the land.
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14 For, in the thirteenth year of my reign in the land of
Nephi, away on the south of the land of Shilom, when my people were watering
and feeding their flocks, and tilling their lands, a numerous host of
Lamanites came upon them and began to slay them, and to take off their
flocks, and the corn of their fields.
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15 Yea, and it came to pass that they fled, all that were
not overtaken, even into the city of Nephi, and did call upon me for
protection.
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16 And it came to pass that I did arm them with bows, and
with arrows, with swords, and with cimeters, and with clubs, and with
slings, and with all manner of weapons which we could invent, and I and my
people did go forth against the Lamanites to battle.
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The only pre-Columbian weapon I can find that was similar
to a sword was the macuahuitl which was made with a plank of wood similar in
shape to a cricket bat with obsidian blades mounted on the edges. It is
similar enough to a sword that it is often referred to as the Aztec sword.
However, the macuahuitl does not seem to fit the Book of
Mormon time frame. “Some groups of Central Mexico, principally in the
transition between the Early and the Late Post-Classic, probably developed
this weapon” (emphasis added, Dr. Marco Antonio Cervera Obregón, “The
macuahuitl: an innovative weapon of the Late Post-Classic in Mesoamerica”,
Arms & Armour, Vol.3, Nov. 2, 2006, p. 146, article from a research journal).
The Post-Classic period is between 900 CE and the Spanish conquest.
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17 Yea, in the strength of the Lord did we go forth to
battle against the Lamanites; for I and my people did cry mightily to the
Lord that he would deliver us out of the hands of our enemies, for we were
awakened to a remembrance of the deliverance of our fathers.
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18 And God did hear our cries and did answer our prayers;
and we did go forth in his might; yea, we did go forth against the Lamanites,
and in one day and a night we did slay three thousand and forty-three; we did
slay them even until we had driven them out of our land.
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19 And I, myself, with mine own hands, did help to bury
their dead. And behold, to our great sorrow and lamentation, two hundred and
seventy-nine of our brethren were slain.
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Done With Week 5 of Course 3 at Tealeaf Academy
I just finished up week 5 of the 3rd course at Tealeaf Academy. This week didn’t focus on as many new features as the previous weeks. We added the ability to invite a friend to join the site (We are working on a NetFlix clone). When the inviter invites a friend, the friend receives an email with a link that has a unique token. That token lets us look up the invitation and prefill the email address portion of the registration form. If the friend who was invited accepts and registers for the site using that url with their token in it, they are set up automatically to be following the person they accepted the invitation from and the person who invited them is also automatically following them.
That was the biggest feature we added this week. We also refactored a bit by moving the token generation code into a concern since it was exactly the same for both the User and Invitation models. We also setup mailgun to be our mailing service. Their API is dead simple and there were no issues setting them up, especially since there is heroku add-on for them.
We were also introduced to Redis, Resque, and Sidkiq. We ended up using Sidekiq to que and process our emails in the background.
Most of the heavy lifting of this week was focused on deployment of the application. My app is now deployed at zacflix.herokuapp.com. We learned how to use a Procfile to tell Heroku which processes to start. We also learned about the unicorn server this week, so we told Heroku to use the unicorn server for our app with this Procfile:
The /config/unicorn.rb file looks like this:
the @sidekiq_pid ||= spawn("bundle exec sidekiq -c 2")
line lets us use Sidekiq on our free Heroku server.
After that, we moved onto learning about setting up a staging server to deploy to before the production server. The staging server is supposed to be as close to the exact same setup as the production server as possible. This allows you to test your code in an environment extremely similar to the public-facing production environment, without the risk of a huge unknown bug taking down your service for your customers. Once you test that everything is working as expected on the staging server, then you can deploy to your production server.
To help with deployment, were are also using the paratrooper gem. This gem takes care of a lot things for you when deploying, such as
- Create or update a git tag (if provided)
- Push changes to Heroku
- Run database migrations if any have been added to db/migrate
- Restart the application
- Warm application instance
This gem is great too because you can set it up so that you can not deploy to production with deploying to staging first, so that you never forget.
UPDATE: the code in README has been updated in this merge, so it should be good to use now. I’ll leave the following below for reference.
The example usage in their readme, however will lead to some errors if you just copy and paste it in. It looks like this:
If you make that your deploy.rake
file and run rake deploy:production
you will get an error because the author of the paratrooper gem has removed the maintenance_mode=
method. So, you need to remove the deploy.maintenance_mode = !ENV['NO_MAINTENANCE']
line so that your deploy.rake
looks like this:
If you try to run rake deploy:production
again you will get an error close to this:
The reason is you need to remove the comma after deploy.tag = 'production',
. So, your deploy.rake
file needs to look like this:
This time you can successfully call rake deploy:production
Another small issue I ran into this week had to do with adding new gems and deploying to Heroku. There are a couple gems for this project that aren’t used on my development machine, but only once the code is live on Heroku. Even still, make sure you run bundle
on your local machine before deploying to Heroku, because your Gemfile.lock
needs to be up to date.
One last thing, I found a pretty cool site for honing your ruby (and other language) skills. It’s called codewars. Basically it is a whole bunch of problems that you need to solve by coding. The first one I tried was writing a method that converted any number from 1 to<PHONE_NUMBER> to a string with commas in the right place.
The great thing about this site is that it has a simple to use testing framework so you can use TDD to work on the problems. Working on your ruby skills could also help you get a job since you are almost definitely going to be asked to code during an interview. After you complete one of the challenges, you can see how other people have answered it so you pick up new tricks, or different ideas about how to solve problems.
That’s all for this week, only 3 weeks left!


November’s wacky weather in figures
The month has seen flooding in Yorkshire, plunging temperatures in Scotland and glorious sunshine in the Shetlands.
This autumn has been a tough one for the UK with many parts seeing record levels of rain and below average temperatures, but with sunshine showing up in the unlikeliest of places.
Here we take a look at November’s weird weather so far – based on Met Office data up to November 17.
– Rain
Nottinghamshire has seen the most rain compared with the average – with 189% of its monthly average falling already.
A further 20 counties including Aberdeenshire, Buckinghamshire and Herefordshire have had more than their average.
Sheffield has smashed its autumn record, seeing 440.8mm of rain so far – topping a record of 425.2mm set in 2000.
The Shetland Islands have been much drier than usual – with just 17% of the average November rain to date.
– Cold
Across the UK November has been an average of 0.9C below the long-term average.
Scotland has been the coldest UK country, with temperatures 1.6C below average.
Sutherland takes the prize for coldest county, with the mercury dipping 2.3C below average over November so far.
– Sun
Lerwick has surpassed its usual amount of sunshine for the time of year, with 44.8 hours, compared with a monthly average of 33.8.
The town’s sunshine levels are made even more surprising by the fact it sees an hour less daylight than the South East of England.


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BS6 Isuzu D-Max V-Cross, MU-X to cost Rs 3-4 lakh more
by Shirish GandhiIn order to manage inventories and clear stock, the automaker will stop BS4 model production by end of the calendar year.
With the BS6 deadline just a little over four months away, many manufacturers have begun the rigorous process of transitioning to the cleaner emission norms, and Isuzu is the latest brand to join the queue. The company has announced that, in order to manage inventories and clear existing stock, it will stop production of BS4 models by end-December 2019.
The Japanese automaker has also stated that, with the switch to BS6 thereafter, its entire model range is set to witness a substantial mark up. Ex-showroom prices of passenger vehicles, including the D-Max V-Cross pickup and MU-X SUV, are expected to shoot up by Rs 3-4 lakh, while those of commercial models such as the D-Max Regular Cab and D-Max S-Cab are set to rise by Rs 1-1.5 lakh. It is important to remember that Isuzu’s entire line-up is powered by diesel engines, which are more cumbersome to update to the new emission norms compared to petrol powertrains, thus leading to the steep rise in prices.
Commenting on the issue, the company’s spokesperson, Shankar Srinivas, said, “There is an air of uncertainty prevailing amongst vehicle buyers in the country. As per the government announcement, BS4 vehicles purchased on or before March 31, 2020, will continue to run even after implementation of BS6 norms coming in force from April 2020. Isuzu would like to notify its new and existing customers about the price hike next year and urge its customers to make appropriate vehicle purchase decisions whilst availing scheme benefits that come with the range of Isuzu utility vehicles.”
The D-Max V-Cross is the company’s full-size pickup that is available in India in only a double-cab form. One of the most sophisticated offerings of its kind in our market, the V-Cross pickup is known for its commendable load-carrying abilities and tough-as-nails character. It comes with a 136hp, 2.5-litre diesel-manual combination in the lower trims and a stronger 150hp, 1.9-litre diesel-auto powertrain in the higher variants, with a standard-fit four-wheel-drive layout. The India-spec V-Cross received a facelift earlier this year that brought with it spruced up styling and more equipment. Moreover, last month, the Japanese automaker also revealed an all-new iteration of the D-Max with significant updates for global markets, though there has been no official announcement regarding an imminent India launch.
Essentially Isuzu’s contender in the full-size, seven-seat SUV category, the MU-X is powered by a 177hp, 3.0-litre, four-cylinder diesel engine mated to a 5-speed automatic gearbox as standard, with a four-wheel-drive system available as an option. The body-on-frame SUV dukes it out with the Toyota Fortuner, Ford Endeavour and Mahindra Alturas G4 in our market.
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Slums of Beverly Hills (1998) 3 stars out of 4. Starring Alan Arkin, Natasha Lyonne and Marisa Tomei.
Eccentric families are a movie staple dating to the screwball comedies of the 1930s.
But in these more complex times the family dynamics are more complicated. Humor can still be mined from the family situation, but it's harder to hit a mother lode these days.
Slums of Beverly Hills does come close though. Told through the eyes of 15-year-old Vivian Abramowitz (Natasha Lyonne), the story centers on the family's constant struggle for a better lifestyle, as typified by Vivian's father, Murray (Alan Arkin), who is constantly moving the family from one cheap apartment to another, albeit all in the Beverly Hills School District.
Murray is one of life's losers. He's a former restaurant owner turned car salesman. He lives mostly off the charity of his older brother, Mickey.
Murray's one goal is to be able to maintain a lifestyle that will allow his kids to stay in the school district. After all, he reasons about their constant moves, "furniture is temporary, education is forever."
All this turmoil is not helping Vivian. She's a "late bloomer" who is not too happy with her new bodily contours. Also upsetting is the fact that it's the center of family discussion among her father and two brothers.
To the rescue comes Rita (Marisa Tomei), the family's crazy cousin who recently escaped from a drug rehabilitation center.
To get more money from Mickey, Murray promises to look after Rita and help get her straightened out.
Rita, in her own unorthodox way, is an affirmative influence for Vivian, helping her realize the positives about herself as well as helping her understand her budding sexuality.
Slums of Beverly Hills is an eccentric comedy written and directed by Tamara Jenkins. The movie marks Jenkins' feature debut, and if Slums is any indication of her talent, she is a filmmaker who will be making an impact.
Her writing is witty, sharp and crisp. Her directorial style is direct, ignoring the fancy camera angles and movements used by many young, first-time directors who use the camera more as a toy than as a part of the filmmaking process.
Her characters are multitextured and all too human.
Murray, for example, is both comical and a bit tragic. Yet as played by the wonderful Alan Arkin, he is someone you respect even as you pity his situation. Near the film's finale, Jenkins stages a wonderful scene in an airport restaurant in which Murray insists on picking up the check for breakfast.
He is rebuked and belittled in front of his children by Mickey (a jovial venal Carl Reiner) for trying to play the big shot since whatever money Murray has ultimately came from Mickey.
Jenkins elicits strong performances from Lyonne and Tomei. Despite their age difference the two are more like sisters than cousins. They even have their own special, secret language.
You root for this family to rise above its problems. Despite a less than happy outcome, the family at least remains intact, its members having strengthened their bonds.
Slums of Beverly Hills is an interesting, comedy-drama. It will make you laugh and at times it may shock you. You may even recognize aspects of your own family in the Abramowitz clan.
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The generic register groups storage+index into a uvm_reg comptible register
Arguments:
STORAGE - the storage element type (default=uvm_reg). for this implementation the type STORAGE needs to implement the do_predict (API)
INDEX - the index type (default=int unsigned)
The actual indirect implementation. this particular implementation uses the provided index provider to determine the actual index and forwards the 'prediction' to the selected storage elements this implementation assumes that the storage elements implement do_predict this is compatible with uvm_reg and uvm_reg_field
Sets the index provider for the current instance
Returns:
the current instance
Arguments:
index - the current index provider
Sets the storage for this register instance
Returns:
the current instance
Arguments:
storage - the current storage


Over the last two weeks I have been rebuiling a website meant for walking users through the greenhouse planning process. Most of the content was redeveloped from the old site. Take a second and look at both and note the overt user experience improvements.
The site was designed to be highly optimized, using a Static Site Generator as it’s pseudo content management system. This is adventageous because non-technical users will never update the site, only a web developer. So we’re able to take the compilation out from the runtime of the server and precompile all the assets statically. This means pages get served to the client much quick, because they don’t have to wait for the server to generate them.
The site performs exceedingly well in speed tests. Using Google’s PageSpeed Insights, I was able to bring the pagespeeds to:
- Mobile Speed: 99/100
- Desktop Speed: 98/100
Through another performance grading tool, Website Grader, the site performed equally as well:
- Performance: 27/30
- Mobile: 30/
- SEO: 30/30
- Security: 10/10
On my network I’m able to load the homepage in ~0.5 seconds with a page size of 334KB. The pages are being served up through an NGINX webserver. The sites are hosted on a scaleable
This website structure is highly advantageous with how well optimized it can be. Future plans would be to include a JavaScript Framework with RESTful services for more dynamic content that spans several websites. I’m leaning towards AngularJS however EmberJS might make more sense for this usecase.
There’s a few other hidden surprises within this latest website build. I’m hoping to show these off in the coming months.


The perception of solid form is entirely a matter of experience. We see nothing but flat colors; and it is only by a series of experiments that we find out that a stain of black or grey indicates the dark side of a solid substance.
The whole technical power of painting depends on our recovery of what may be called the innocence of the eye; that is to say, of a sort of childish perception of these flat stains of color, merely as such, without consciousness of what they signify, as a blind man would see them if suddenly gifted with sight.


public IDevice
interface IDevice
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
modifyDeviceName(java.lang.String deviceId,
java.lang.String deviceName,
ResultListener<java.lang.Boolean> listener)
Modifies information about a specific device.
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void |
queryCommandSetWithCategory(java.lang.String category,
ResultListener<com.tuya.iotapp.device.bean.DeviceStandardCommandBean> listener)
Returns a device instruction set by category.
The instruction set by category is a comprehensive instruction set that is used as a reference for the Tuya all-in-one app developers.
When you develop apps on the Tuya IoT Platform,
we recommend that you can follow this type of development method.
|
void |
queryCommandSetWithDeviceId(java.lang.String deviceId,
ResultListener<com.tuya.iotapp.device.bean.DeviceStandardCommandBean> listener)
Returns a device instruction set by deviceID.
You can query instructions that are supported by a specific device ID. These instructions can be used to control the device.
|
void |
queryDeviceInfo(java.lang.String deviceId,
ResultListener<com.tuya.iotapp.device.bean.DeviceBean> listener)
Returns the details of a specific device.
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void |
queryDeviceSpecification(java.lang.String deviceId,
ResultListener<com.tuya.iotapp.device.bean.DeviceSpecificationBean> listener)
Returns the specifications and properties of a specific device. The instruction set and status set are returned.
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void |
queryDeviceStatus(java.lang.String deviceId,
ResultListener<java.util.List> listener)
Returns the latest device status.
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void |
queryDevicesInfo(java.lang.String[] deviceIds,
ResultListener<com.tuya.iotapp.device.bean.DeviceListBean> listener)
Returns the details of multiple devices.
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void |
queryDevicesStatus(java.lang.String[] deviceIds,
ResultListener<java.util.List> listener)
Returns the latest status of multiple devices.
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void |
querySubDevices(java.lang.String deviceId,
ResultListener<java.util.List> listener)
Returns the sub-devices that are paired with a specific device.
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void |
removeDevice(java.lang.String deviceId,
ResultListener<java.lang.Boolean> listener)
Removes a specific device.
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void |
removeDevices(java.lang.String[] deviceIds,
ResultListener<java.lang.Boolean> listener)
Removes multiple devices.
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void |
resetDevice(java.lang.String deviceId,
ResultListener<java.lang.Boolean> listener)
Resets a specific device to factory settings.
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void |
sendCommands(java.lang.String deviceId,
java.util.List<com.tuya.iotapp.device.bean.DeviceStatusBean> commands,
ResultListener<java.lang.Boolean> listener)
Sends commands to a device.
Based on the instruction sets returned, one or more instruction sets can be sent.
Whether multiple instruction sets are supported in a request depends on the specific product.
|
void queryDevicesInfo(java.lang.String[] deviceIds, ResultListener<com.tuya.iotapp.device.bean.DeviceListBean> listener)
Returns the details of multiple devices.
deviceIds
- An array of device IDs of String type.listener
- Called when the task is finished and the device details are returned. Otherwise, an error message is returned.void queryDeviceInfo(java.lang.String deviceId, ResultListener<com.tuya.iotapp.device.bean.DeviceBean> listener)
Returns the details of a specific device.
deviceId
- The device ID of String type.listener
- Called when the task is finished and the device details are returned. Otherwise, an error message is returned.void modifyDeviceName(java.lang.String deviceId, java.lang.String deviceName, ResultListener<java.lang.Boolean> listener)
Modifies information about a specific device.
deviceId
- The device ID of String type.deviceName
- The new name for the device.listener
- Called when the task is finished and the success state is returned. Otherwise, an error message is returned.void removeDevice(java.lang.String deviceId, ResultListener<java.lang.Boolean> listener)
Removes a specific device.
deviceId
- The device ID of String type.listener
- Called when the task is finished and the success state is returned. Otherwise, an error message is returned.void removeDevices(java.lang.String[] deviceIds, ResultListener<java.lang.Boolean> listener)
Removes multiple devices.
deviceIds
- An array of device IDs of String type.listener
- Called when the task is finished and the success state is returned. Otherwise, an error message is returned.void resetDevice(java.lang.String deviceId, ResultListener<java.lang.Boolean> listener)
Resets a specific device to factory settings.
deviceId
- The device ID of String type.listener
- Called when the task is finished and the success state is returned. Otherwise, an error message is returned.void querySubDevices(java.lang.String deviceId, ResultListener<java.util.List> listener)
Returns the sub-devices that are paired with a specific device.
deviceId
- The device ID of String type.listener
- Called when the task is finished and the paired sub-devices are returned. Otherwise, an error message is returned.void queryDeviceStatus(java.lang.String deviceId, ResultListener<java.util.List> listener)
Returns the latest device status.
deviceId
- The device ID of String type.listener
- Called when the task is finished and a list of DeviceStatusBean
values is returned. Otherwise, an error message is returned.void queryDevicesStatus(java.lang.String[] deviceIds, ResultListener<java.util.List> listener)
Returns the latest status of multiple devices.
deviceIds
- An array of device IDs of String type.listener
- Called when the task is finished and a list of DevicesStatusBean
values is returned. Otherwise, an error message is returned.void queryCommandSetWithCategory(java.lang.String category, ResultListener<com.tuya.iotapp.device.bean.DeviceStandardCommandBean> listener)
Returns a device instruction set by category. The instruction set by category is a comprehensive instruction set that is used as a reference for the Tuya all-in-one app developers. When you develop apps on the Tuya IoT Platform, we recommend that you can follow this type of development method.
category
- The category name, such as kg
, cz
, and dj
.listener
- Called when the task is finished and the standard instruction set for the specified device category is returned. Otherwise, an error message is returned.void queryCommandSetWithDeviceId(java.lang.String deviceId, ResultListener<com.tuya.iotapp.device.bean.DeviceStandardCommandBean> listener)
Returns a device instruction set by deviceID. You can query instructions that are supported by a specific device ID. These instructions can be used to control the device.
deviceId
- The device ID of String type.listener
- Called when the task is finished and the standard instruction set for the specified device category is returned. Otherwise, an error message is returned.void queryDeviceSpecification(java.lang.String deviceId, ResultListener<com.tuya.iotapp.device.bean.DeviceSpecificationBean> listener)
Returns the specifications and properties of a specific device. The instruction set and status set are returned.
deviceId
- The device ID of String type.listener
- Called when the task is finished and the specifications and properties are returned. Otherwise, an error message is returned.void sendCommands(java.lang.String deviceId, java.util.List<com.tuya.iotapp.device.bean.DeviceStatusBean> commands, ResultListener<java.lang.Boolean> listener)
Sends commands to a device. Based on the instruction sets returned, one or more instruction sets can be sent. Whether multiple instruction sets are supported in a request depends on the specific product.
deviceId
- The device ID of String type.commands
- An array of instructions that the specified device will receive. Format of the array: {codeswitch1,valuetrue},{{codevolume,value20}}listener
- Called when the task is finished and the success state is returned. Otherwise, an error message is returned.


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Cannabis |
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Found a kind of nice combination of things. One summer night I took Depakote which is a presciption anti-seizure med commonly used as a mood stabilizer. I went downtown to hang-out and have a coffee. I ran into a friend and he and I smoked a joint.
I don't remember too much, except for the really spiritual impressions that I got all night long, and some thoughts and emotions that were largely normal, but for some reason my brain seemed to process them as hallucinatory because of a kind of 'choppy' and 'dissociative' quality.
I remember the weed hit me kind of harder than usual, and I left the outdoor table at the coffee house for the parking lot across the street where a lot of people hung out and played car stereos. I told my friend, 'I can't take this, I gotta go hide.' I'm kind of over the rainbow as far as remembering whether it was light or dark--everytime I remember the conversation it seems like it had happened at a different time of day. I think I was asking him about art, but in a kind of God-is-an-astronaut type way, and he gave me really basic answers, but they seemed really cryptic and elliptical, like I would say, 'What is the importance of art?' And he would say, 'It's watching the colors.' Then, I would say, 'What is time in painting?' And he would say, 'It is watching the leaves fall.'
I ran across the street and climbed up a fire-escape to sit on the platform. Then, as it got dark, I depersonalized. I became a line that vibrated with the music I heard, then the line dissolved, and I was all alone and started to panic. I was lying in a heap up on the fire-escape. You know how sometimes you can have a nightmare that scares you so much that you can't even scream when you wake up? That's where my voice went, and I could only weakly say a few words...
I think I curled up and vomited through the grated floor of the escape. That's when the magic happened. Some candy kids were close by, and one girl came up and played nurse. I vomited two more times. She gave me some water.
When I looked at her face, I felt a feeling like someone gave me a big-ass hug. I thought I had gone to that numb and fuzzy place never to return, but she was like a beacon on light in the dark. I didn't hallucinate visuals, or hear anything, but I wasn't in Kansas anymore: I was surrounded by swimminess, water as far as I could imagine, and I understand that traquil-water fantasies are like an orgasm without the mess. I came to see that everything was really just like water--it looked together, but easy to separate. An impression of showering electrons. Words were like buoys, bobbing in and out of the sea of reality. I said it. Bob. Bob. Bob. Like hypnosis. Everything was rippley.
All in all, it was a feeling like no other, and I think I slept well after the more intense aspects of the high wore off. I haven't forgotten or really ever gotten over the feeling of it since.
Only side effects that I noticed are that I have a tendency to get all sorts of things backwards now, especially in thought, emotion, and language, but it's more of an annoyance than anything.
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by None at 2021-12-01 17:22:04.This is the transformation workflow from the days of the migration (SVN readme):
Create container entities from dsc2 and classic containers: svn://lib-svn.princeton.edu/libsvn/trunk/rbscXSL/ASpace tools/get-containers.xquery svn://lib-svn.princeton.edu/libsvn/trunk/rbscXSL/ASpace tools/classic2dsc2_containers.xq
Transform EADs: svn://lib-svn.princeton.edu/libsvn/trunk/rbscXSL/ASpace tools/ASpacedocontainers.xq svn://lib-svn.princeton.edu/libsvn/trunk/rbscXSL/ASpace tools/ASpacedocleanup.xq
MUST run after EAD transformation: Extract Agents namesA-F and namesG-Z with get-agent-info-and-delete.xq and delete names, bioghists from EAD; Remove empty elements with remove-empty-agent-wrappers.xq
Create CSV from namesA-F, namesG-Z using names2csv.xq
Validate: svn://lib-svn.princeton.edu/libsvn/trunk/rbscXSL/ASpace tools/validate.xquery (5 min), svn://lib-svn.princeton.edu/libsvn/trunk/rbscXSL/ASpace tools/validate-containers.xquery
This is urgent: per Kelly, Dan and Alexis are hoping this can be done this week.
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by None at 2021-12-02 00:23:32.The Alma::AvailabilityResponse
that we use from the almarb gem will merge in the constituent record all the host holdings with no indicator if these holdings are from another host mmsid. I'm looking into what would be the best way to identify this;
I'm going to try a reindex before looking into it more closely
Reindexing doesn't fix it. @kelea99 do you think you could help me understand the impact of this issue?
Actually reindexing made the error change. I'm linking the new honeybadger error in the description.
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by None at 2021-12-01 15:49:07.When attempting to undertake the upgrade during the maintenance window, the following error arose:
A Symplectic Support ticket which is currently tracking this is https://support.symplectic.co.uk/support/tickets/354904.
This has been resolved by OIT using an e-mail request.
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by James R. Griffin III at 2021-12-01 15:10:52.From what I can determine, the tasks needed to fully migrate to the new database servers have been completed.
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by James R. Griffin III at 2021-12-01 15:12:31.Attempting to diagnose and restore the database using Azure Data Studio (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/azure-data-studio/download-azure-data-studio?view=sql-server-ver15) requires a proxied connection to the database using the bastion host lib200w
. I am going to proceed by trying to download and installing this directly into the cisdr201w
environment.
This is now working! I can now diagnose the database from Azure Data Studio:
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by James R. Griffin III at 2021-12-01 15:16:37.Ops has very helpfully moved lib-solr-prod4 to the same data center as 5/6 - we think this makes it safe to re-enable the third replica. We'll do as a high priority during maintenance week.
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by None at 2021-12-01 19:18:17.There are a lot more examples of this error in honeybadger. Search for browse_everything_files
in the figgy project to find them.
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The information in the for inside the locker can either be attached or included in the email. I’m not sure that it matters so much as long as they get the information so whatever would be easier. I also think we need to include the combination and the instructions in the message they are sent.
Already have a form for creating a new locker
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by None at 2021-12-01 15:41:23.head_ref_force_pushed
by None at 2021-12-01 19:09:23.Need to add a Department filter as added by April.
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by None at 2021-12-01 19:16:33.The Health Science theme should look like this https://demo.publicknowledgeproject.org/ojs3/demo/index.php/health-sciences. The journal title and homepage image are customizable in the OJS (which I already did). The layout/display should be the same with the above demo site.
This looks like it is a local caching issue for the reporting user's browser. Visiting https://ojs-staging.princeton.edu/index.php/tj1 in a private tab shows the following:
This is the Health Sciences theme minus the configurations in the above example.
Closing this issue; the theme is configured and displaying appropriately according to the user. There is an additional issue reported for custom header images not uploading. I am coordinating a meeting with the stakeholder to review this and open tickets together if needed.
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by Kate Lynch at 2021-12-01 14:42:12.For future reference, Matt provided the following two documents with the mappings: * DataSpace Communities to Princeton Academic Domains * DataSpace Research Data Items
I used the data in the "DataSpace Communities to Princeton Academic Domains" for the mapping in the associated PR.
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by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-12-01 19:24:17.Ops has moved lib-solr-prod4 to the same datacenter as 5/6. Re-enable replication during maintenance week and close this.
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by Zaynab Masood at 2021-12-01 19:48:55.The text in the featured cards were too light against the background:
I fixed this color contrast issue:
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Have I Been Pwned allows you to search across multiple data breaches to see if your email address has been compromised.
Hollowman900001-May-19 09:20 PM
Yeah just ran through that
My email is listed as “compromised”, they consider having my email address as “compromised”
Won’t have my password though
♂
PTYX01-May-19 10:18 PM
@Hollowman9000#3344 it seems that if your email has been leaked in a breach it's on the list. But that doesn't mean the hackers have an updated password
PHBA206101-May-19 10:29 PM
that's why having 2FA is a must
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siu - Chainmakers02-May-19 11:38 AM
we need to counquer the daily 200sma again
that is all
Hollowman900002-May-19 11:56 AM
NXT lambo guy says 2022 is the next parabolic run
So we have some time @siu - Chainmakers
jl777c02-May-19 11:56 AM
didnt he buy a bunch of CLAMS ?
siu - Chainmakers02-May-19 11:58 AM
Parabollic rises have not happened on par years, i would say more like 2021
Its 2011, 2013,2017...
hyperDEX02-May-19 12:03 PM
Still at 35M market cap @jl777c , 34.9M too high
Hollowman900002-May-19 12:07 PM
Following that, 2025 will be the next run @siu - Chainmakers
Doldrums
Cryptoon02-May-19 12:11 PM
Unless 2019 will be the next one
Kitchen Table02-May-19 12:13 PM
That NXT lambo guy also sold a large holding of his NXT at the bottom to buy into CLAMS. I give little value on what he thinks will happen. Besides, did he fix that knocking noise his lambo was making in that one video?(edited)
Hollowman900002-May-19 01:14 PM
@Cryptoon too soon
People need time to forget
Before they come back in FOMOing all over themselves
Markus02-May-19 01:38 PM
Eth doesnt seem to barely get any attention at all during this days, it keep decreassing in price meanwhile btc and others atleast gain abit or stay equal
Eth just goes down and down
Cryptoon02-May-19 01:40 PM
just like ZEC
the dark hole of crypto prices
Hollowman900002-May-19 01:58 PM
ETH is obsolete
They don’t scale
FOMO time is over
xtz will be the new eth during the next bullrun(edited)
wait, those werent actors? i thought it was a parody
not many people where I am
and most of them know basic geography
PTYX02-May-19 02:21 PM
Once someone asked me if Panama was in the middle east. lol
isn't the usa supposed to have the best education?
NutellaLicka02-May-19 02:26 PM
Australia is where my money is
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PTYX02-May-19 02:27 PM
it could be longterm conditioning. most americans i've met think American means English and Murica means all of South, North, and Central America(edited)
Hollowman900002-May-19 02:27 PM
Pittsburgh native African cab driver I bullshitted with on my way to the strip club (buddies bachelor party) told me he once had some bimbo ask him who the president of Africa was
@NutellaLicka ah, criminal island
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Cryptoon02-May-19 02:28 PM
yeah right bachelor party
prolly just a casual Tuesday
admit it!
Hollowman900002-May-19 02:29 PM
Better than tinder
Anyway
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NutellaLicka02-May-19 02:30 PM
Where else do you get $3 pizza when the wife carbonises your steaks?(edited)
Hollowman900002-May-19 02:30 PM
RIP dry aged ribeye
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Cryptoon02-May-19 02:30 PM
Tbh, I think that if you ask 100 people anywhere where madagascar is situated, over 50% will not know the correct area
Hollowman900002-May-19 02:30 PM
Why do you open old wounds
Madagascar got shut down
Someone coughed in New Delhi
Remember?
Cryptoon02-May-19 02:31 PM
30% might correctly guess somewhere in Africa, but not point to the island on the right to it
NutellaLicka02-May-19 02:31 PM
Sorry. #neverforget
Cryptoon02-May-19 02:31 PM
Over 50% :p
semantics
Hollowman900002-May-19 02:32 PM
I’m still waiting on my inherited millions from prince Nigeria
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Cryptoon02-May-19 02:33 PM
Well if you ask 100 people 10 of them should be somewhat intelligent just by how distribution of IQ points work
Although a high IQ isnt a guarantee for knowledge
But still
Hollowman900002-May-19 02:33 PM
I didn’t think international bank transfers took this long, I guess that’s why crypto got so popular
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Canada has it coming
Cryptoon02-May-19 02:34 PM
@Deleted User arent there movies called madagascar?
Hollowman900002-May-19 02:34 PM
Let’s not lie to ourselves
Cryptoon02-May-19 02:34 PM
about talking animals
But also a lot of nice fauna/flora in madagascar, thought it was one of the most diverse area's in the world still
But people dont care about animals/plants so whatever :p
just now looking at the clip
fkin people dont know what a giraffe or koala is wtf
a country that borders the united states: europe
wth
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Hollowman900002-May-19 02:46 PM
Just think of the Atlantic as a very thick border
Like a sharpie line, not pencil
Malti02-May-19 02:51 PM
I don't consider myself smart, nor stupid. But if you'd ask me off the bat how many oceans there are, I wouldn't know either tbh. It's just not knowledge that stuck from high school
Cryptoon02-May-19 02:51 PM
the answer is 5 malti
so now you know
Malti02-May-19 02:51 PM
after you've googled it
Cryptoon02-May-19 02:51 PM
nah
Malti02-May-19 02:52 PM
name them
Cryptoon02-May-19 02:52 PM
atlantic, pacific, indian, arctic and southern
artic?
arctic?
arctic is around the north pole
Malti02-May-19 02:53 PM
i just want to say that general knowledge =/= intelligence
Cryptoon02-May-19 02:53 PM
southern is around antarctica
yeah but higher possibilities that a smarter person knows something
as in general intelligent people are more interested in a variety of stuff or have read more etc
Malti02-May-19 02:55 PM
that is true, because you get confronted with that kind of stuff more often i'd say
when wathcing news channels
but summing up the oceans/whatever is something you learned in primary/secondary school and then never again


This blog is about conflict in general, how it affects us, and how we react to it. I will use a little personal example.
So this very nice relative of mine did not have any transportation options a while back. Her car broke down, and it would have cost her several thousand to repair it, which was more than the car itself was worth at that time.
My wife and I are blessed to have two cars, and at the time we were only using one of them on a daily basis, so we offered to let her borrow our other car. Everything went without a hitch for the first month.
Almost like clockwork, at the beginning of the second month of this routine, we got a call from her one morning saying that one of the tires had exploded while she was driving. She was ok, but the car now needed another tire.
No big deal we thought, and we were glad she was ok. We took our car in to the tire shop, and it turned out the damage was more significant than we thought. Ended up costing $1000 to repair.
We were not exactly sure how to react to the whole thing actually, because the assessment of the damage and the story of what actually happened didn't correlate very well. In fact, in all probability, the original story we were told was not the truth. We'll never know for sure, but that's what the evidence points to.
So that is an example of when we experienced conflict. It was a little aggravating, but actually not that big of a deal in the scheme of things. We even decided to let her continue to borrow the car again temporarily until she was able to get a new car. Why? We figured the chances of the same thing happening twice were very small, but the chances of a awkward family fall-out were pretty significant if we decided to withold the car from her. And she did end up getting a new car only a week later or so.
I guess the moral of this super exciting story is that sometimes it's good to take one for the team for the sake of the greater good. Also, to not let potential feelings of anger or resentment alter your perspective.


Filthy filthy filthy, thats how this is going to work at first. The goal here is to get Unreal Haskell to trigger computation in Haskell from Blueprints, with glue coming from the plugin.
Just Haskell and Visual C++
Before getting to deep, I thought it was worth it to do a trail run and get Haskell to embed in Visual C++. You can see the results of that exercise here:
github/fresheyeball/haskell-visual-cpp-minimal
Because Main
will be in C++, the Spineless Tagless Graph Machine (STG (the thing that executes Haskell code)) must be started and stopped inside C++. To do this there are a few challenges to overcome:
- GHC comes bundled with GCC, so compiled Haskell binaries cannot be seamlessly included by Visual C++
- Haskell’s FFI is oriented around C not C++ and the specific Start and Stop functions can’t be included in C++
- Documentation is sparse
Luckily resolving these is not overly complicated
The GCC vs Visual C++ compiler gap can be resolved by packaging GHC/GCC binaries inside a .DLL
with a .Lib
and including the .Lib as an “Additional Dependency” in Visual Studio.
Getting the Start and Stop functions for STG is resolved by producing a simple C file that can be compiled together with the Haskell Binaries in producing the DLL. You can find that file here. Various versions of this file exist around the interwebs, I’ve no idea who to credit with its creation.
#include <Rts.h>
void HsStart()
{
int argc = 1;
char* argv[] = {"ghcDll", NULL}; // argv must end with NULL
// Initialize Haskell runtime
char** args = argv;
hs_init(&argc, &args);
}
void HsEnd()
{
hs_exit();
}
Its now possible to call Haskell from Visual C++, starting and stopping STG with an extern
.
extern "C" {
void HsStart();
void HsEnd();
}
Now all that is needed is to include the Header file outputted by GHC and call the functions outputted from Haskell ccall
.
foreign export ccall <function name> :: <function type>
Plugin Structure
The basic structure of an Unreal Plugin is well templated here by the immortal and mighty Rama.
Project Root
│
├─ Binaries
├─ Build
├─ Config
├─ Content
├─ Intermediate
├─ Plugins ◄-- Create this folder
│ │
│ └─ MyPlugin ◄-- Then just drop in your plugin
│ │
│ ├─ Binaries
│ ├─ Resources
│ ├─ Source
│ │ │
│ │ ├─ Private
│ │ ├─ Public
│ │ └─ MyPlugin.Build.cs ◄-- This runs before C++ is compiled
│ │
│ └─ MyPlugin.uplugin ◄-- Basic plugin config
│
├─ Saved
├─ Source
│
├─ MyProject.sdf
├─ MyProject.sln
└─ MyProject.uproject
And it is a folder as in a directory as in it is not a Visual Studio filter (a weird thingy that looks like a folder).
Unreal Build Tool
So Unreal Engine uses a build system called the Unreal Build Tool (UBT) which runs on Mono in C#. It seems to handle linking and some code generation, orchestrating the build process until the Unreal Editor launches and takes over from there. I’m sure it does much more than that, but for wiring in Haskell thats all that should be necessary.
UBT build files are named *.Build.cs
. To get Haskell compilation to work with UBT it just needs to spawn GHC compilation and DLL packaging from inside of the plugin’s Build.cs
. UBT will also grab anything that looks even remotely related to C in the Source
folder by convention, so packaged DLLs, Headers and such will need to go there, but in the case of Unreal Haskell, not the source code.
This is because the plugin source will need to contain files like HsStartEnd.c
which are intended for GHC compilation not UBT slurpage. As well the binaries we hand UBT should contain logic that ultimately comes from the consumer, not the plugin itself.
So far..
Project Root
│
├─ Binaries
├─ Build
├─ Config
├─ Content
├─ Intermediate
├─ Haskell ◄-- Plugin consumer code goes here
├─ Plugins
│ │
│ └─ UnrealHaskell
│ │
│ ├─ Binaries
│ ├─ Resources
│ ├─ PackageGHC ◄-- Stuff in here will grab the consumer code and build
│ ├─ Source
│ │ │
│ │ ├─ Private
│ │ ├─ Public ◄-- Resulting binaries C++ and Headers show up here
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│ └─ UnrealHaskell.uplugin
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| Name | Total Lines | Lines of Code | Total Coverage | Code Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| lib/app_manager_client.rb | 153 | 79 | 62.09%
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1 #!/usr/bin/ruby -w |
2 # Programmer: Navraj Chohan<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
3 |
4 require 'base64' |
5 require 'json' |
6 require 'openssl' |
7 require 'soap/rpc/driver' |
8 require 'timeout' |
9 require 'helperfunctions' |
10 |
11 # Number of seconds to wait before timing out when doing a SOAP call. |
12 # This number should be higher than the maximum time required for remote calls |
13 # to properly execute (i.e., starting a process may take more than 2 minutes). |
14 MAX_TIME_OUT = 180 |
15 |
16 # This is transitional glue code as we shift from ruby to python. The |
17 # AppManager is written in python and hence we use a SOAP client to communicate |
18 # between the two services. |
19 class AppManagerClient |
20 |
21 # The connection to use and IP to connect to |
22 attr_reader :conn, :ip |
23 |
24 # Connect to localhost for the AppManager. Outside connections are not |
25 # allowed for security reasons. |
26 SERVER_IP = 'localhost' |
27 |
28 # The port that the AppManager binds to |
29 SERVER_PORT = 49934 |
30 |
31 # Initialization function for AppManagerClient |
32 # |
33 def initialize() |
34 @conn = SOAP::RPC::Driver.new("http://#{SERVER_IP}:#{SERVER_PORT}") |
35 @conn.add_method("start_app", "config") |
36 @conn.add_method("stop_app", "app_name") |
37 @conn.add_method("stop_app_instance", "app_name", "port") |
38 end |
39 |
40 # Make a SOAP call out to the AppManager. |
41 # |
42 # Args: |
43 # timeout: The maximum time to wait on a remote call |
44 # retry_on_except: Boolean if we should keep retrying the |
45 # the call |
46 # Returns: |
47 # The result of the remote call. |
48 # TODO: |
49 # This code was copy/pasted from app_controller_client |
50 # and can be factored out to a library. Note this for |
51 # the transition to the python port. |
52 # |
53 def make_call(timeout, retry_on_except) |
54 result = "" |
55 begin |
56 Timeout::timeout(timeout) do |
57 begin |
58 yield if block_given? |
59 end |
60 end |
61 rescue OpenSSL::SSL::SSLError |
62 retry |
63 rescue Errno::ECONNREFUSED => except |
64 if retry_on_except |
65 sleep(1) |
66 retry |
67 else |
68 trace = except.backtrace.join("\n") |
69 abort("We saw an unexpected error of the type #{except.class} with the following message:\n#{except}, with trace: #{trace}") |
70 end |
71 rescue Exception => except |
72 if except.class == Interrupt |
73 abort |
74 end |
75 |
76 Djinn.log_debug("An exception of type #{except.class} was thrown: #{except}.") |
77 retry if retry_on_except |
78 end |
79 end |
80 |
81 # Wrapper for SOAP call to the AppManager to start an process instance of |
82 # an application server. |
83 # |
84 # Args: |
85 # app_name: Name of the application |
86 # app_port: The port to run the application server |
87 # load_balancer_ip: The public IP of the load balancer |
88 # load_balancer_port: The port of the load balancer |
89 # language: The language the application is written in |
90 # xmpp_ip: The IP for XMPP |
91 # db_locations: A list of datastore server IPs |
92 # Returns: |
93 # The PID of the process started |
94 # Note: |
95 # We currently send hashes over in SOAP using json because |
96 # of incompatibilities between SOAP mappings from ruby to python. |
97 # As we convert over to python we should use native dictionaries. |
98 # |
99 def start_app(app_name, |
100 app_port, |
101 load_balancer_ip, |
102 load_balancer_port, |
103 language, |
104 xmpp_ip, |
105 db_locations) |
106 config = {'app_name' => app_name, |
107 'app_port' => app_port, |
108 'load_balancer_ip' => load_balancer_ip, |
109 'load_balancer_port' => load_balancer_port, |
110 'language' => language, |
111 'xmpp_ip' => xmpp_ip, |
112 'dblocations' => db_locations} |
113 json_config = JSON.dump(config) |
114 result = "" |
115 make_call(MAX_TIME_OUT, false) { |
116 result = @conn.start_app(json_config) |
117 } |
118 return result |
119 end |
120 |
121 # Wrapper for SOAP call to the AppManager to stop an application |
122 # process instance from the current host. |
123 # |
124 # Args: |
125 # app_name: The name of the application |
126 # port: The port the process instance of the application is running |
127 # Returns: |
128 # True on success, False otherwise |
129 # |
130 def stop_app_instance(app_name, port) |
131 result = "" |
132 make_call(MAX_TIME_OUT, false){ |
133 result = @conn.stop_app(app_name, port) |
134 } |
135 return result |
136 end |
137 |
138 # Wrapper for SOAP call to the AppManager to remove an application |
139 # from the current host. |
140 # |
141 # Args: |
142 # app_name: The name of the application |
143 # Returns: |
144 # True on success, False otherwise |
145 # |
146 def stop_app(app_name) |
147 result = "" |
148 make_call(MAX_TIME_OUT, false){ |
149 result = @conn.stop_app(app_name) |
150 } |
151 return result |
152 end |
153 end |
Generated on Tue Dec 11 11:59:27 -0800 2012 with rcov 1.0.0


Virgil Abloh Teases Release of Off-White™ x Nike Dunk Lows
Releasing in three colorways.
by Nicolaus LiShortly after the anticipated release of the Off-White™ x Nike Zoom Vapor Street, Virgil Abloh has now teased the upcoming drop of his Dunk Low collaboration.
Taking to Instagram, the multi-disciplinary creative posted a photo of a pair of “Pine Green” Lows he customized for pro skater Stevie Williams who has already been seen skating in a “University Red” iteration of the shoe. Picking up the paint marker once again, Virgil marked the midsoles found on the shoes with “‘AIR’ WILLIAMS” and ‘VIRGIL ©2019.”
Coming in three colorways, the low-cut shoes utilize a two-tone design constructed of premium leather accented by an exposed tongue and traditional lacing system paired with trail-like orange cord laces. Additional decorative detailing includes white zip-tie tags, orange tabs and “SHOELACES” printed laces. Branding comes in the form of midfoot Swooshes, industrial text printing, retro tongue tags and Nike printed at the heels. Rounding up the design of the shoes are white midsoles paired with contrasting rubber outsoles.
Catch Virgil Abloh’s teaser below and expect the Off-White™ x Nike Dunk Lows to release December 20.
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"Psycho" (1998) Review by Fontaine Lien<EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://members.aol.com/saitiau/cinema.html ****** Um . . . Spoilers?
"Psycho" is cinematic storytelling at its best. Suspenseful, scary, and yet not over-the-top, it's what so many have strived to achieve and yet faltered at. With an unpredictable plot, unconventional cinematography, a score that enhances and not interrupts, this just might be the best movie of the year.
Except, whoops: Where have I seen this before?
It's extremely hard to critique a film based *frame-by-frame* on a classic. The most one can do is judge the actresses, the actors, the colors, the *subtlely* reorchestrated music. But so what if all of these are up to par, or even brilliantly done? It's not a remake, it's a multicolored and expensive duplicate. At first I was afraid they'd meddle with the script and destroy a classic; now I wish they'd at last gone and done *that*. At least then they'd get credit for being creative. Now I wonder why I paid money to go in the theater to watch a mildly entertaining imitation rather than stayed at home and watched "Vertigo," or something. I do not in any way claim to be a Hitchcock and/or "Psycho" expert. The only Hitchcock film I've seen *is* "Psycho," and that was two years ago. Anything else I know about Hitchcock I learned from "homages." However superficial my understanding of the original may be, I do know that nothing much has changed except the actors. Even the sets, the cars, and the clothing seem to be stuck in the 1950s (except maybe Julianne Moore's walkman).
I don't know if it was the black-and-white or the fact that I had never seen the movie before, the first time I saw this movie it was much more exciting. Norman Bates's world seemed darker, drearier, gloomier. You could literally smell the "damp sheets" that he was describing. Here, Vince Vaughn's Norman Bates is well-acted, but he lacks the "look" Anthony Perkins had. Instead, this Bates is a little to amiable, too cute. The same goes for Anne Heche (as Marion Crane), who puts up a good fight but fails a just a little short of the duplicity, the fright, and the helplessness Janet Leigh conveyed. The shower scene would have been more terrifying, given the bright red against stark white background and more explicit shots, had we not experienced it before. In short, the movie was well done, but throughout the movie I couldn't help but ask Why and What induced the producers to make an exact same movie. I couldn't see the point. While those that haven't seen the original might find this movie entertaining, the majority of us who *have* seen it fail to see purpose. When the initial thrill of seeing and hearing "Psycho" in full 90's cinematic glory had worn off, the rest of the film became a parade of dejavu that invoked a chuckle or two at some places, recognition and a little fright at some others. Gus Van Sant, a most admired director of mine, is less of a director than script supervisor in this production. Well, at least they saved the screenwriter's salary.
Rating: C (First viewing, 12/5/98)
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