Here’s what’s required to create a RESTful API service from an existing database using sandman
$ sandmanctl sqlite:////tmp/my_database.db
That’s it. sandman will then do the following:
That’s right. Given a legacy database, sandman not only gives you a REST API, it gives you a beautiful admin page and opens your browser to the admin page. It truly does everything for you.
sandman , by default, supports connections to the same set of databases as SQLAlchemy (http://www.sqlalchemy.org). As of this writing, that includes:
sandmanctl is really just a simple wrapper around the following:
from ``sandman`` import app
app.config['SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URI'] = 'sqlite:///chinook'
from sandman.model import activate
activate(browser=True)
app.run()
Notice you don’t even need to tell ``sandman`` what tables your database contains. Just point sandman at your database and let it do all the heavy lifting.
If you put the code above into a file named runserver.py, You can start this new service and make a request. While we’re at it, lets make use of sandman‘s awesome filtering capability by specifying a filter term:
$ python runserver.py &
* Running on http://<IP_ADDRESS>:5000/
> curl GET "http://localhost:5000/artists?Name=AC/DC"
you should see the following:
{
"resources": [
{
"ArtistId": 1,
"Name": "AC/DC",
"links": [
{
"rel": "self",
"uri": "/artists/1"
}
]
}
]
}
If you were to leave off the filtering term, you would get all results from the Artist table. You can also paginate these results by specifying ?page=2 or something similar. The number of results returned per page is controlled by the config value RESULTS_PER_PAGE, which defaults to 20.
Before we get into more complicated examples, we should discuss some REST API basics. The most important concept is that of a resource. Resources are sources of information, and the API is an interface to this information. That is, resources are the actual “objects” manipulated by the API. In sandman, each row in a database table is considered a resource.
Groups of resources are called collections. In sandman, each table in your database is a collection. Collections can be queried and added to using the appropriate HTTP method. sandman supports the following HTTP methods:
* GET
* POST
* PUT
* DELETE
* PATCH
(Support for the HEAD and OPTIONS methods is underway.)
A Model represents a table in your database. You control which tables to expose in the API through the creation of classes which inherit from sandman.model.models.Model. If you create a Model, the only attribute you must define in your class is the __tablename__ attribute. sandman uses this to map your class to the corresponding database table. From there, sandman is able to divine all other properties of your tables. Specifically, sandman creates the following:
Creating a models.py file allows you to get even more out of sandman. In the file, create a class that derives from sandman.models.Model for each table you want to turn into a RESTful resource. Here’s a simple example using the Chinook test database (widely available online):
from sandman.model import register, activate, Model
class Artist(Model):
__tablename__ = 'Artist'
class Album(Model):
__tablename__ = 'Album'
class Playlist(Model):
__tablename__ = 'Playlist'
class Genre(Model):
__tablename__ = 'Genre'
# register can be called with an iterable or a single class
register((Artist, Album, Playlist))
register(Genre)
# activate must be called *after* register
activate(browser=False)
The __tablename__ attribute is used to tell sandman which database table this class is modeling. It has no default and is required for all classes.
In the code above, we created four sandman.model.models.Model classes that correspond to tables in our database. If we wanted to change the HTTP endpoint for one of the models (the default endpoint is simply the class’s name pluralized in lowercase), we would do so by setting the __endpoint__ attribute in the definition of the class:
class Genre(Model):
__tablename__ = 'Genre'
__endpoint__ = 'styles'
Now we would point our browser (or curl) to localhost:5000/styles to retrieve the resources in the Genre table.
Many times, we’d like to specify that certain actions can only be carried out against certain types of resources. If we wanted to prevent API users from deleting any Genre resources, for example, we could specify this implicitly by defining the __methods__ attribute and leaving out the DELETE method, like so:
class Genre(Model):
__tablename__ = 'Genre'
__endpoint__ = 'styles'
__methods__ = ('GET', 'POST', 'PATCH', 'PUT')
For each call into the API, the HTTP method used is validated against the acceptable methods for that resource.
Specifying which HTTP methods are acceptable gives rather coarse control over how a user of the API can interact with our resources. For more granular control, custom a validation function can be specified. To do so, simply define a static method named validate_<METHOD>, where <METHOD> is the HTTP method the validation function should validate. To validate the POST method on Genres, we would define the method validate_POST, like so:
class Genre(Model):
__tablename__ = 'Genre'
__endpoint__ = 'styles'
__methods__ = ('GET', 'POST', 'PATCH', 'PUT')
@staticmethod
def validate_POST(self, resource=None):
if isinstance(resource, list):
return True
# No classical music!
return resource and resource.Name != 'classical'
The validate_POST method is called after the would-be resource is created, trading a bit of performance for a simpler interface. Instead of needing to inspect the incoming HTTP request directly, you can make validation decisions based on the resource itself.
Note that the resource parameter can be either a single resource or a collection of resources, so it’s usually necessary to check which type you’re dealing with. This will likely change in a future version of sandman.
sandman uses Flask-Admin to construct the admin interface. While the default settings for individual models are usually sufficient, you can make changes to the admin interface for a model by setting the __view__ attribute to a class that derives from flask.ext.admin.contrib.sqla.ModelView. The Flask-Admin’s documentation should be consulted for the full list of attributes that can be configured.
Below, we create a model and, additionally, tell sandman that we want the table’s primary key to be displayed in the admin interface (by default, a table’s primary keys aren’t shown):
from flask.ext.admin.contrib.sqla import ModelView
class ModelViewShowPK(ModelView):
column_display_pk = True
class Artist(Model):
__tablename__ = 'Artist'
__view__ = ModelViewShowPK
Custom `__view__` classes are a powerful way to customize the admin interface. Properties exist to control which columns are sortable or searchable, as well as as what fields are editable in the built-in editing view. If you find your admin page isn’t working exactly as you’d like, the chances are good you can add your desired functionality through a custom __view__ class.
If you were to create a Model class named Resource, the following endpoints would be created:
For each project, a “root” endpoint (/) is created that gives clients the information required to interact with your API. The endpoint for each resource is listed, along with the /meta endpoint describing a resource’s structure.
The root endpoint is available as both JSON and HTML. The same information is returned by each version.
A /meta endpoint, which lists the models attributes (i.e. the database columns) and their type. This can be used to create client code that is decoupled from the structure of your database.
A /meta endpoint is automatically generated for every Model you register. This is available both as JSON and HTML.
Of course, you don’t actually need to tell sandman about your tables; it’s perfectly capable of introspecting all of them. To use introspection to make all of your database tables available via the admin and REST API, simply remove all model code and call activate() without ever registering a model. To stop a browser window from automatically popping up on sandman initialization, call activate() with browser=False.
If you have an existing WSGI application you’d like to run in the same interpreter as sandman, follow the instructions described here. Essentially, you need to import both applications in your main file and use Flask’s DispatcherMiddleware to give a unique route to each app. In the following example, sandman-related endpoints can be accessed by adding the /sandman prefix to sandman‘s normally generated URIs:
from my_application import app as my_app
from sandman import app as sandman_app
from werkzeug.wsgi import DispatcherMiddleware
application = DispatcherMiddleware(my_app, {
'/sandman': sandman_app,
})
This allows both apps to coexist; my_app will be rooted at / and sandman at /sandman.


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If you're into Zen Coding you can use this:
Or if you still write markup the slow way:
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Every page must have an accompanying data file located within the src/data/...
directory in order to be built correctly. Inside this data directory is a mirror structure of the site and it is essential that the data file and HTML file are in the same locations. For example, a HTML file located at src/folder/file.html
would have a data file at src/data/folder/file.json
.
Please note that the last property of any root, object, or array property must not be followed by a comma. This will cause our JSON validator to throw red flags and will cause the automatic builds to fail.
| Name | Description | Value | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
"title": |
Main page heading and document title | String | ResourcePile |
"subtitle": |
A subtitle placed underneath the main heading | String | |
"description": |
A more detailed description of the page content placed into the meta Note: If no description is provided, the subtitle will be used instead |
String | |
"page-category": [] |
An array containing categories to control such things and navigation activation | Array |
{ "title": "Overcast Map Collection", "subtitle": "A collection of publicly downloadable Minecraft maps from Overcast Network made for PGM", "page-category": ["collections", "maps", "overcast", "pgm_server"] }
Settings alter how the page is constructed and what is displayed or not displayed. Through these settings we can add page specific stylesheets or scripts, as well as define variables which change how certain aspects of the page behave when interacted with or shown.
| Name | Description | Value | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
"settings": {} |
Holds different settings to define page behaviour and displays | Object |
{ "title": "Overcast Map Collection", "subtitle": "A collection of publicly downloadable Minecraft maps from Overcast Network made for PGM", "page-category": ["collections", "maps", "overcast", "pgm_server"], "settings": { "include": { ... } } }
Alerts allow globalised messages to be displayed on every page of the site, excluding those part of the Stratus Addon Project, in styled banners. Alerts should only ever be defined in the global.json
file. Having alerts in individual data files will cause the global ones to be overwritten.
| Name | Description | Value | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
"enabled": |
Enables the global alerts | Boolean | "false" |
"messages": [] |
Defines the specific alerts being displayed | Array |
| Name | Description | Value | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
"class": |
The alert color - can be either info, success, warning, or danger | String | "info" |
"message": |
The alert message - can contain HTML elements such as links | HTML | |
"dismissible": |
Allows the alert to be hidden from the users view | boolean |
{ "settings": { "alerts": { "enabled": true, "messages": [ { "class": "info", "message": "This is a global site alert with a link to the home page!", "dismissible": true }, { "class": "warning", "message": "This is another alert, but this one cannot be hidden...", "dismissible": false } ] } } }
Includes define what stylesheets and scripts are being added to the head of the specific document.
"important": {}
in order to place those includes before any of the page specific ones. This should only ever be used in the global.json
as using it in page data files will cause overrides.
| Name | Description | Value | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
"stylesheets": [] |
The stylesheets to be included on the page | Array | |
"scripts": [] |
The scripts to be included on the page | Array |
{ "settings": { "include": { "stylesheets": [ "/assets/css/gamemodes.css" ], "scripts": [ "/assets/js/gitzip-api.js" ] } } }
{ "settings": { "include": { "important": { "stylesheets": [ "https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/font-awesome/4.7.0/css/font-awesome.min.css", "/assets/css/bootstrap.css" ], "scripts": [ "https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.11.1/jquery.min.js" ] } } } }


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Version 3.1.14 (21 Jul 2019)
- Added support for another variation of Pandora's Now Playing screen.
Version 3.1.13 (9 Jul 2019)
For the early adopters among you, I've tested Musicality on the upcoming
macOS Catalina and everything
appears to be working just fine.
- Fix song tracking on Pandora's Now Playing screen
Version 3.1.12 (17 Apr 2019)
Spotify and Amazon Music are both currently broken. I may be able to
fix Amazon, but Spotify now requires a Widevine
licensing key, which Widevine isn't willing to provide. (Their response, in
summary, is that I'm not worth their time. Really nowhere to go from there.)
- Fix Pandora Radio support
- Upgrade browser engine to Electron 4.1.4
Version 3.1.11 (9 Nov 2018)
- Fix TuneIn Radio playback controls
- Fix YouTube song tracking
Version 3.1.10 (4 Oct 2018)
- Fix Pandora artwork tracking
Version 3.1.9 (20 Sep 2018)
- Fix "501 Not Implemented" errors on older AirPlay devices
Version 3.1.8 (5 Sep 2018)
- Fix a crash-on-startup on macOS Mojave
- Fix in-app news delivery
Version 3.1.7 (2 Sep 2018)
- Fix support for AirPlay 2 on the Apple AirPort Express
Version 3.1.6 (18 Apr 2018)
- Fix Widevine plugin loading for Spotify (really this time)
- Add support for Pandora Premium
- Improve tracking of song information and cover art on Pandora
- Add "Show Developer Tools" to Help menu
- Upgrade to Electron 1.8.2
Version 3.1.5 (1 Dec 2017)
- Add support for the latest Amazon Music redesign
- Adjust Chrome plugin loading to favor older versions; fixes (for now) Spotify WideVine support
- Upgrade to Electron 1.7.9
Version 3.1.4 (2 Oct 2017)
- Add support for the latest Focus@Will redesign
- Fix audio volume and AirPlay controls for macOS 10.13 High Sierra
- Upgrade to Electron 1.7.8
Version 3.1.3 (22 Jun 2017)
- Add support for the latest TuneIn Radio redesign
- Fix Pandora tracking for songs that do not have cover artwork
- Prevent Pandora "Still Listening?" prompt if playback just started
- Improve Spotify cover artwork tracking
- Improve location of Google Chrome, for Flash and Widevine plugins
- Upgrade to Electron 1.6.2
Version 3.1.2 (15 Mar 2017)
- Get the Like button working in Pandora Radio again
- The Musicality window now takes the focus reliably on startup
Version 3.1.1 (13 Mar 2017)
- Add support for Radio Garden
- Add support for Spotify's 2017 redesign
- Use Chrome's Widevine plugin if available
- Allow Musicality to be restored from the Window menu when hidden
- Put the Welcome window front and center on the first run
- Upgrade to Electron 1.6.1
Version 3.1 (11 Feb 2017)
I really wanted more time to finish this release, but Pandora forced my hand
by rolling out a big new redesign which broke, well, pretty much everything.
So there are some good fixes, but not as many new features as I would have
liked. More coming soon!
- Add support for Fit Radio
- Add support for Focus@Will
- Add support for the latest Pandora Radio redesign
- Add support for the latest Deezer redesign
- Improve the web rendering performance; everything is snappier now
- Do a better job of validating what gets typed into the launcher box
Version 3.0.8 (21 Nov 2016)
- Can once again find and use Google Chrome's embedded Flash plugin
Version 3.0.7 (10 Oct 2016)
- Added full support for the new Napster
- Fixed streaming to AppleTV 4; no longer stops after a few minutes
- Fixed "Collection... was mutated while being enumerated" crash
- Fixed a bug that could cause duplicate items in the Controls menu
Version 3.0.6 (4 Jul 2016)
- Fixed a bug that could cause a crash on first load...yikes!
Version 3.0.5 (29 Jun 2016)
Legacy (NPAPI) Flash plugins are no longer supported. If you are using one, you will be
prompted to upgrade to Adobe's Pepper Flash plugin the first time you visit a Flash-enabled
website.
- Now fully supports Amazon Music and YouTube
- Added Pocket Casts to the quick select list
- Fixed intermittent crashes during website adapter selection and setup
- Improved audio synchronization with high latency local audio devices
- Improved compatibility with third-party AirPlay devices
- Improved reliability of Spotify cover art tracking
- Updated Seeburg 1000 to work with the latest player
- Fixed a bug that could cause audio to disappear on a song switch
- Updated to Chromium Embedded Framework branch 2623
Version 3.0.4 (5 Feb 2016)
- Fixed a bug that could cause long audio pauses and high CPU loads when listening to Pandora
- Fixed a misconfiguration in the crash reporter that prevented me from seeing all of your lovely crash reports
Version 3.0.3 (26 Jan 2016)
- Pandora now fades in and out properly when Musicality is hidden or offscreen
Version 3.0.2 (18 Jan 2016)
- Fixed song change notifications for Google Music
- Improved artwork quality for Google Music
- The Update preferences now allow updating to beta builds, for the adventurous who want the latest and greatest
Version 3.0.1 (17 Dec 2015)
- Fixed song and artwork fetching for latest Google Music
- Improved reliability of music service icon fetching
Version 3.0 (17 Nov 2015)
Musicality 3 and Musicality Remote for iOS are now available to everyone!
You can get Musicality Remote from the App Store. It works with the iPhone, iPad, and iPod (no Apple Watch support—yet) and is a free add-on for the desktop version of Musicality.
This momentous occasion marks the ends the Musicality 3 beta. Many thanks to all of you who purchased Musicality, and to those who provided feedback and bug reports during the beta. You rock! Keep it up, and I will keep on making Musicality better.
Thanks again everyone! Enjoy!
- FIX: Now works with the latest Last.fm beta
- FIX: Spotify not responding to controls or displaying song notifications
- FIX: Make sure Google Chrome version is valid before using embedded Flash plugin
- FIX: Toolbar AirPlay menu blocks entry of AirPlay password


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My name is Josh Kingston and I'm the fund manager at Kingston Carnegie. I practice a type of investing called "value investing". This blog is an outlet for the ideas and insights generated whilst conducting the fundamental research that value investing admonishes.
It is in the interest of the financial media and the financial industry to make finance seem complex to the public in order to sell more media and more financial services. It's my goal to show that finance is not always so complex and that the tools we use have simple applications to everyday life. The common sense approach advocated by value investors can give quiet simplicity in a market dominated by superfluous noise.


Component PAPI, or PAPI-C is an attempt to make the PAPI performance monitoring programming interface available for more than just the hardware performance counters found on the cpu. Performance counters are finding their way into a number of other components of High Performance computing systems, such as network or memory controllers, power or temperature monitors or even specialized processing units that may find their way into future multicore processor implementations.
The primary technical challenge for PAPI is to sever the very tight coupling between the hardware independent layer of PAPI code and the hardware specific code necessary to interface with the counters, and to do this without sacrificing performance. Secondarily, once these two code layers have been functionally separated, the hardware independent, or Framework layer must be modified to simultaneously support multiple hardware dependent substrate layers, or Components.
These changes cannot be accomplished without some modification of the PAPI user interface. We have tried to keep these modifications minimal and transparent, and have been successful at preserving most backward compatibility for applications and tools that just want access to the cpu counters. We have introduced a small number of new APIs and functionality to support the new abstractions of multiple components. We have also modified the function of some APIs and data structures to support a multi-Component landscape. These changes have been tabluated at the bottom of this document, and are discussed below.
This release of PAPI-C is a technology pre-release, implemented and tested on a small number of platforms and components. The platforms include Intel Pentium III, Pentium 4, Core2Duo, Itanium (I and II) and AMD Opteron. Work is underway to port the other platforms currently supported by PAPI. Components (beside the cpu component) currently available include an ACPI component for monitoring temperature where available; a Myrinet MX component; and a 'toy' component that monitors network traffic as reported in the linux/unix sbin/ifconfig directory.
One of the key organizing data structures in PAPI is the EventSet. This serves as a repository for all the events and settings necessary to define a counting regime. EventSets are created, modified, added to, deleted from, and disposed of over the life of a PAPI counting session. In traditional PAPI, multiple EventSets can exist simultaneously, but only one can be active at any time. PAPI-C extends the concept of an EventSet by binding it to a specific numbered Component. This component index then signals which component the EventSet is paired with. Multiple EventSets can be defined and active simultaneously, but only one EventSet per Component can be enabled. We have adopted a late-binding model for associating an EventSet with a Component. No changes are needed in the API call for creating an EventSet, and the Set is bound to a Component when the first event is added. Any additional events must then belong to the same Component. Occasionally it is desirable to modify settings in an EventSet before an event is added. In this case, a new API, PAPI_assign_eventset_component(), has been introduced to make this binding explicit. For now, PAPI Preset events are only defined for the cpu component, which by convention is always component 0.
For now, PAPI Preset events are only defined for the cpu component, which by convention is always component 0. Since these event names and codes are available directly in papi.h, they will continue to work with no modifications. Event codes for other components are always mapped to native events available on that component and are bound to the component with a 4-bit component ID field embedded in the event code itself. These codes cannot be determined a priori, since they are an opaque id used only by PAPI. They must be obtained by a call to PAPI_event_name_to_code(), which will search all available native event tables and return a properly encoded value if the event exists. As described above, the first event added binds an EventSet to a Component; all following added events must belong to the same Component.
A number of changes were made to support various housekeeping chores associated with multiple Components. A new API, PAPI_num_components(), was added to provide the number of active components in the current library. Also, PAPI_get_component_info() replaces PAPI_get_substrate_info() and provides detailed information for a given component. As mentioned above, since the cpu component is always assumed to exist, it is always assigned as component 0. In addition, component 0 is always relied on to provide the high resolution timer functionality behind the following APIs: PAPI_get_real_cyc(), PAPI_get_virt_cyc(), PAPI_get_real_usec(), qnd PAPI_get_virt_usec(). One call, PAPI_num_hwctrs(), still functions as it did in traditional PAPI to provide the number of physical cpu counters. It has been augmented by the new PAPI_num_cmp_hwctrs(), to provide the number of counters for a specified component.
The bulk of the visible changes in PAPI-C have occured in the general area of setting and getting option values. Options can be either system-wide or component-specific. This didn't matter in traditional PAPI with only one component. Now it does. In order to preserve backward compatibility with code that only accesses the cpu component, the PAPI_get_opt() and PAPI_set_opt() calls behave as before, with an implicit component index of 0 for those options that are bound to a component. For those options that are component specific, PAPI_get_cmp_opt() and PAPI_set_cmp_opt() take an addition component index argument. Futher, two new convenience functions, PAPI_set_cmp_domain() and PAPI_set_cmp_granularity() have been added for component specific setting of these options. More subtly, two of the cases handled by PAPI_set_opt() now have additional information included in the passed data structures. Both PAPI_DEFDOM and PAPI_DEFGRN cases now require a component index to be provided in the passed data structure, since available domains are component dependent and may differ widely between cpu domains and, for example, network domains.
There are very few visible changes in the build environment. As before, cpu components
are automatically detected by configure and included in the build. As new
components are added, each is supported by a
--with-<cmp> = yes
option on the configure command line. Currently supported component
options include:
--with-acpi = yes
--with-mx = yes
--with-net = yes
It is intended that in the future, where possible, component support will be autodetected by configure in a fashion similar to cpu architectures and automatically included in the make.
The make process currently compiles and links the sources for all requested
components into a single binary. This process is automatic and transparent once
the components are specified in the configure step. It is intended that
future releases will make each component independently and allow for dynamic
component loading at runtime.
Very few changes are needed to run existing PAPI-enabled applications under PAPI-C. The discussion below highlights the changes we found necessary in porting our test applications to the modified API:


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An online learning tool helping aid workers hit the ground running with quickly absorbable health and childcare knowledge.
1. Baby Health Care
1.1 Nappy Changing
- If possible change nappy in dry and warm place
- Make sure the child is safe, always observe it never walk away or turn your back on the baby (prevent dropping from the table)
- Always prepare material before starting to change nappy so that you do not have to walk away from the child
- Use, preferably clean hand, warm water to clean the baby, never ‘scrub’ at skin to avoid skin irritation
- Always clean from the front to the back not to bring stool into the vagina or towards the urinary tract
- Dry the skin after cleaning, make sure the baby’s skin folds are dry
- Dispose of children’s faeces immediately and hygienically in a ready to use bin with a lid or in any bag that can be closed
If the baby has nappy rash
Clean the skin gently, dry it and apply cream that prevent and treat nappy rash (make sure you do not contaminate the cream, always use cream with clean gloves and bring the cream on your hand wrist and apply it from there to the baby)
Redness could also be a sign of nappy thrush
Nappy Thrush is a fungal infection caused by a yeast fungus called Candida albicans. It is associated with the oral thrush (check baby’s mouth!) and needs treatment! Refer!
Observe:
- Newborns:
Always look at new-born’s umbilicus! Refer to the doctor if it is red or draining pus! - Stool:
Observe stool! Refer if you see blood! - Urine:
Always observe if there is urine in the nappy if you only see stool ask the mum when the child pass urine last time. It is important that children urinate several times per day! Make sure it drinks enough if it did not pass urine
1.2 Wash the baby/ Skin care
It is a great opportunity to do the basic body hygiene efforts in the child friendly space when you are anyway supporting mothers to change nappy! Apply your knowledge; observe the child, its skin condition and well-being closely.
- Only undress the baby in warm environment.
- Dip clean cloth or cotton wool in warm water (make sure it does not get too wet) and wipe gently around the baby's eyes from outside toward the nose, using a separate fresh piece or part of the cloth for each eye not to transfer any infection from one eye to another.
- Use a fresh part of cloth to clean around the baby's mouth and ears, but not inside them. Wash the rest of the baby's face, neck and hands in the same way and dry them gently with the towel. Focus on cleaning skin folds, wash and dry them carefully.
Keep the baby clean
Washing the babies’ skin folds prevents redness and rash and it should be done once a day (genital area every time if you change nappy)
Look at the baby's skin
Always observe the skin for jaundice, rash, pustules redness or injuries. Refer the child if you observe any anomalies
1.3 Pregnant women
Pregnant women need special care. They are in a special situation as their body is challenged with many changes. Pregnant women need extra love and support of her family and community droning pregnancy, whether she is married and already has children, or pregnant for the first time.
- Comfort her if she is ill tired, or afraid. As women’s bodies change during pregnancy, their feelings often change too.
- Help her with daily task so that she does not have to lift or carry heavy things.
- Offer food and fluid. She might be too tired to organize it by herself or might be too distressed to think of food
- Make sure she has water to bathe or wash regularly
- Make sure a pregnant woman gets enough rest.
- She needs to avoid sitting or standing for too long. She feels better if she can lie down and rest for a few minutes when she is sleepy or tired. Resting often is good for a pregnant woman.
 Make sure she always gets an extra portion of food. She should also take folic acid and may need to take other vitamins, therefore advise her to discuss her needs with a health person as soon as possible.
1.4 Feeding and Breast Feeding
- Promote exclusive breastfeeding for the first 6 months of life
- Breastfeed children at this age as often as they want, day and night. This will be at least 8 times in 24 hours.

- Distressed or lethargic mothers may need your support if the child is crying and hungry
- They might not anymore be realizing when the baby is hungry or might not be in the position to breastfeed their child. It is important that you support the mother in such a moment.
- Bring her to a quiet place where she can sit relaxed and comfortably. Make sure that the mother is sitting on a low seat with her back straight.
- Offer her something to drink
If you help to attach the baby make sure that
- The infant’s head and body is straight
- The baby is facing her breast, with the infant’s nose opposite her nipple infant’s body is close to her body
- The mother is supporting infant’s whole body, not just the neck and the baby’s shoulders
If the baby does not attach itself
- Touch her infant’s lips with her nipple
- wait until her infant’s mouth is open wide
- Move her infant quickly onto her breast, aiming the infant’s lower lip well below the nipple (you may ask the mum to express a drop of milk to facilitate the baby to get the taste of the milk)
If the child does not show any interest in breastfeeding
Check the mouth- maybe the child has oral thrush!
2. Hygiene
2.1 Hand hygiene
Hand-washing is an important factor relating to the spreading of infection, not just for children but also for adult of all ages.
Advise to wash hands with soap and water or rub hands with antiseptic agent
- after going to the toilet
- after changing nappy
- before eating, or food preparation
- before breastfeeding
- after cleaning runny nose
- before spending time with a newborn
Remember
Keep nails short and clean and discourage nail biting. The nails and nail beds offer a perfect environment for germs to live and breed. Nail biting facilitates the transfer of germs to the mouth which can causes diseases.
Warning
If you are at risk to be contaminated with body fluids such as stool, urine, blood, runny nose (e.g when changing nappy) always wear gloves! After removing the glove you must use hand rub!
2.2 Oral hygiene
The child does not want to eat or drink? Does the child have pain during food intake?
Check the gum and throat of the child!
- Provide toothbrush and refer to the health service for oral anti-inflammatory spray.
- Organize pain killer (children need to be relieved from pain so that they can eat and drink which is vital for them to stay strong)
- If you have time: wash hand and wear gloves and take a clean, soft cloth wet with salty water and wrap it around your finger and wash the child’s mouth.
Small infants or newborns up to 4 weeks
Is the baby crying during breastfeeding or does it refuse to drink? Check her/his mouth! Can you find white coating?
Oral thrush is a white coating on the baby’s tongue, although there may also be white patches elsewhere in the mouth. This coating may look like curd or cottage cheese and usually cannot be rubbed off easily (if you can rub it off then it is milk not a thrush).
Oral thrush is a fungal infection in the mouth caused by a yeast fungus called Candida albicans. It is usually harmless and easily treatable.
Babies may be reluctant to feed – or keep detaching from the breast during feeding – if they are sore.
The baby needs referral to the health service to get treatment
Treatment: Treat thrush with nystatin (or gentian violet) four times daily for 7 days
- Wash hands
- Wash the child’s mouth with clean soft cloth wrapped around you finger. The cloth should be wet with salt water.
- Instill nystatin 1ml four times a day, avoid feeding for 20 minutes after medication
- If the mother is breastfeeding check mother’s breasts for thrush (or ask her to have a close look if she can see any redness). If it is present, treat with nystatin
- Advise mother to wash breasts after feeding.
- If bottle fed then advise the mother to change to cup and spoon Give pain killer if needed
3. Body Temperature
3.1 Regulation of body temperature
Temperature of a healthy newborn/child: 36.5- 37.5° (axillary)
- Signs of fever:
- It feels warmer than usual on the touch on their forehead, back or stomach (ask the baby’s mother to compare)
- feeling sweaty or clammy
- having flushed cheeks
- breathing rapidly
If the baby/child or adult shows signs of fever refer to the health service.
If a young infant has fever, this might mean the infant has a serious bacterial infection. In addition, fever may be the only sign of a serious bacterial infection. Young infants can also respond to infection by dropping their body temperature to below 35.5 °C
Remember
- Keep a child or baby always dry and warm.
- A baby can't adjust to temperature changes like an adult and lose heat rapidly, nearly 4 times faster than an adult.
- A baby can lose huge amount of heat through his/her head. So if it is cold always protect their head. However, keeping the baby too warm is putting them at health risk as well.
Warning
If the baby/child is in a very warm environment make sure that you take some clothes off!
Warning
A baby who is too warm might sweat, has damp hair, flushed or red cheeks, has a heat rash, or breathe rapidly (as if it is panting). Take some clothes off!
A good advice is that you dress your baby in no more than one layer of clothing than an adult is wearing
If new-born is having very low temperature (hypothermia x < 36.5) undress the baby and give it for one hour to the mother’s or father’s chest skin-to skin (kangaroo care). Refer low temperature baby immediately to health service.
Using This Guide
Introduction
This practical manual guides you regarding basic child health care and general hygiene topics. This health information is to be transferred into practice in your daily work. It is not a medical manual or a tool to come up with medical diagnoses or even get involved in medical treatment of refugees but rather a guide to care for people and help them to maintain good health and prevent basic health struggles. Please avoid making assumptions about what people already know or do not know about health, hygiene, and sanitation. People in the transit area are in an unknown environment, might be distressed and hence may not be in the position to take good decision for their health anymore.
Therefore, it is needed that you are empowering them to maintain good and safe practices towards their health. Poor hygiene can contribute to diseases and causes maternal and child death. However, it is important to avoid messages, which imply that people are to blame for their own, or their children’s ill health.
Try to communicate health messages always with a positive and supportive spirit.
Thank you for caring
Healthcare is a right, not a priviledge
The right to health includes both freedoms and entitlements.
Freedoms include the right to control one’s health and body (e.g. sexual and reproductive rights) and to be free from interference (e.g. free from torture and from non-consensual medical treatment and experimentation).
Entitlements include the right to a system of health protection that gives everyone an equal opportunity to enjoy the highest attainable level of health.
Health policies and programmes have the ability to either promote or violate human rights, including the right to health, depending on the way they are designed or implemented. Taking steps to respect and protect human rights upholds the health sector’s responsibility to address everyone’s health (WHO fact sheet N°323)


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This format is based on TIFF format and usually has 2 subIFDs, the first one to store the full image in lossy jpeg,
the second one for the full RAW image lossless compressed. The D100 and the D1x have only one subIFD, for the RAW image.
The Makernote has the NikonImagePreview tag (0x0011) which contains a thumbnail image (in lossy jpeg).
IFD#0 also contains a thumbnail image in uncompressed TIFF, size is 160x120.
In Makernote, starting with version 200, the ColorBalance tag (0x0097) is encrypted. This can be decrypted using content of tags 0x1d (serial number) and 0x00a7 (shutter count), and some hardcoded values. See extract of the Dcraw code below.
All information in this page has been gathered without hurting any proprietary software, using public information like Dcraw or ExifTool and as a test for my CR2 file parser.
the NEF header is a standard TIFF header.
| Offset | Length | Type | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0x0000 | 1 | short | byte order | Usually 0x4D4D / "MM", except for E5700 ( 0x4949 / "II" ) |
| 0x0002 | 1 | short | TIFF magic value | 0x2a |
| 0x0004 | 1 | long | TIFF offset | 8 |
| 0x0008 | IFD | first IFD |
See Exif tags for Phil Harvey for more details.
| Tag value | Name | Type | Length | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0x00fe / 254 | SubfileType | 4 | 1 | 1=Reduced-resolution image |
| 0x0100 / 256 | imageWidth | 4 | 1 | 160 |
| 0x0101 / 257 | ImageHeight | 4 | 1 | 120 |
| 0x0102 / 258 | BitsPerSample | 3 | 3 | [ 8, 8, 8 ] |
| 0x0103 / 259 | Compression | 3 | 1 | 1=uncompressed |
| ... | ... | ... | ||
| 0x014a / 330 | SubIFD tag | 4 | 2 | [ JpegImageOffset, RawOffset ] : offsets to the 2 child IFDs |
| 0x0214 / 34665 | ReferenceBlackWhite | 5=rational | 6 | |
| 0x8769 / 34665 | EXIF | 4 | 1 | offset to the EXIF IFD. the EXIF IFD contains a pointer to the Makernote IFD |
| 0x9286 / 37510 | UserComment | 7 | variable | |
| ... | ... | ... |
This subIFD stores the full image in lossy jpeg. It does not exists within D100 and D1x files.
| Tag value | Name | Type | Length | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0x00fe / 254 | SubfileType | 4 | 1 | 1=Reduced-resolution image |
| 0x0103 / 259 | Compression | 3 | 1 | 6=old/jpeg |
| 0x011a / 282 | XResolution | 5=rational | 1 | 300 |
| 0x011b / 283 | YResolution | 5 | 1 | 300 |
| 0x0128 / 296 | ResolutionUnit | 3 | 1 | 2=pixel_per_inch |
| 0x0201 / 513 | JpgFromRawStart | 4 | 1 | offset to image data |
| 0x0202 / 514 | JpgFromRawLength | 4 | 1 | image data length |
| 0x0213 / 531 | YCbCrPositioning | 3 | 1 | 2=co_sited |
this subIFD stores the full image in lossless compression.
| Tag value | Name | Type | Length | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0x00fe / 254 | SubfileType | 4 | 1 | 0=Full-resolution Image |
| 0x0100 / 256 | ImageWidth | 4 | 1 | 3904 for the D60 |
| 0x0101 / 257 | ImageHeight | 4 | 1 | 2616 for the D60 |
| 0x0102 / 258 | BitsPerSample | 1 | 1 | 12bits for the D60 |
| 0x0103 / 259 | Compression | 3 | 1 | 1=uncompressed, 34713=Nikon NEF Compressed [Details, Values] |
| 0x0106 / 262 | PhotometricInterpretation | 3 | 1 | 32803=Color Filter Array |
| 0x0111 / 273 | JpgFromRawStart | 4 | 1 | offset to the image data |
| 0x0115 / 277 | SamplesPerPixel | 3 | 1 | 1 |
| 0x0116 / 278 | RowsPerStrip | 3 | 1 | 2616 for the D60 |
| 0x0117 / 279 | JpgFromRawLength | 4 | 1 | image data lenght |
| 0x011a / 282 | XResolution | 5=rational | 1 | 300 |
| 0x011b / 283 | YResolution | 5 | 1 | 300 |
| 0x011c / 284 | PlanarConfiguration | 3 | 1 | 1 = Chunky |
| 0x0128 / 296 | ResolutionUnit | 3 | 1 | 2=pixel_per_inch |
| 0x828d / 33421 | CFARepeatPatternDim | 3 | 2 | [2, 2] = 2x2 |
| 0x828e / 33422 | CFAPattern2 | 1 | 4 | [1, 2, 0, 1] = [G, B, R, G] for the D60 |
| 0x9217 / 37399 | SensingMethod | 3 | 1 | 2 = One-chip color area (D60) |
| Offset | Length | Type | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0x0000 | 6 | string | magic value | "Nikon", zero terminated |
| 0x0006 | 1 | short | version ? | 0x0210 |
| 0x0008 | 1 | short | ? | 0x0000 |
| 0x000a | 1 | short | byte order | Usually 0x4D4D / "MM", except for E5700 (0x4949 / "II") |
| 0x000c | 1 | short | TIFF magic value | 0x2a |
| 0x00e | 1 | long | TIFF offset | 8 |
| 0x0012 | IFD | first IFD |
Here follows some tags. See Nikon tags for Phil Harvey for more details.
| Tag value | Name | Type | Length | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0x0001 / 1 | MakerNoteVersion | 7 | 4 | version="0210" for the D60 |
| 0x0002 / 2 | ISO | 3 | 2 | |
| 0x000e / 14 | ExposureDifference | 7 | 4 | |
| 0x0011 / 17 | NikonPreview | 4 | 1 | offset to this IFD |
| 0x0012 / 18 | FlashExposureComp | 7 | 4 | |
| 0x001d / 27 | SerialNumber | 3 | 7 | Serial numner (used for Color Balance decryption) |
| 0x0093 / 147 | NEF Compression | 3 | 1=lossy type1 3=lossless 4=lossy type 2 (d90, d3, d700, d300 ) |
|
| 0x0096 / 150 | Linearization table | bytes | see format below | |
| 0x0097 / 151 | Color Balance | 7 | 572 for D60 | Color Balance (see decryption code below for versionn >= 200) |
| 0x00a7 / 167 | ShutterCount | 4 | 1 | shutter count. used to decrypt While Balance tag |
| 0x00bb / 187 | ? | 7 | 6 |
0x96 (linearization table) tag format offset how_many type name ----+-----------+------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 0 1 byte version0 1 1 byte version1 ver0=0x44, ver1=0x20 for 12bits and 14bits lossy (d300) 0x44, 0x20 : lossy (d300, d90 and d5000) 0x46, 0x30 for 12bits and 14 lossless (d300 and d700) 0x46, 0x30 : d3x/12b/lossless 0x46, 0x30. with d300 lossless. and d700/14b/lossless 0x44, 0x10 : with D100/D200/D2X/D40/D80/D60 12bits/lossy tag 0x93 = 3 for lossless (0x46/0x30). tag 0x93 = 4 for lossy type 2 (0x44/0x20) tag 0x93 = 1 for lossy type 1 (0x44/0x10) 2 4 shorts vpred[2][2] (when ver0 == 0x49 || ver1 == 0x58, fseek (ifp, 2110, SEEK_CUR) before) 0x0a 1 short curve_size. 32 with d3x/12bits/lossless, d300/12bits/lossless 34 with 14bits/lossless (d300 and d700) 257 with d300/12+14b/lossy. 257 with 12b/lossy for d90 567 with D100/12bits/lossy. 683 with 12b/lossy for d200,d2x,d40x,d40,d80,d60 0x0c curve_size shorts curve[] for lossy type 2, if curve_size == 257 (d90 and d300), end of curve table is 1+257*2 = 526 562 1 short split_value (for 0x44/0x20 only (lossy type 2), d90 and d300) ----+-----------+------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- lossy type 2 - is reading a incomplete table from the NEF file and interpolation is required. - is using a split value and a 2nd huffman table with some rows. See Dcraw code below.Details
The base offset for Makernote is the first M of Makernote's "MM".
| Tag value | Name | Type | Length | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0x0103 / 259 | Compression | 3 | 1 | 6=old/jpeg |
| 0x011a / 282 | XResolution | 5=rational | 1 | 300 |
| 0x011b / 283 | YResolution | 5 | 1 | 300 |
| 0x0128 / 296 | ResolutionUnit | 3 | 1 | 2=pixel_per_inch |
| 0x0201 / 513 | JpgFromRawStart | 4 | 1 | offset to image data |
| 0x0202 / 514 | JpgFromRawLength | 4 | 1 | image data length |
| 0x0213 / 531 | YCbCrPositioning | 3 | 1 | 2=co_sited |
See ExifTool Nikon tags : 0x1d (serial), 0xa7 (shuttercount), 0x97 (colorbalance)
(from DCraw v8.89) ushort CLASS sget2 (uchar *s) { if (order == 0x4949) /* "II" means little-endian */ return s[0] | s[1] << 8; else /* "MM" means big-endian */ return s[0] << 8 | s[1]; } void CLASS parse_makernote (int base, int uptag) { static const uchar xlat[2][256] = { { 0xc1,0xbf,0x6d,0x0d,0x59,0xc5,0x13,0x9d,0x83,0x61,0x6b,0x4f,0xc7,0x7f,0x3d,0x3d, 0x53,0x59,0xe3,0xc7,0xe9,0x2f,0x95,0xa7,0x95,0x1f,0xdf,0x7f,0x2b,0x29,0xc7,0x0d, 0xdf,0x07,0xef,0x71,0x89,0x3d,0x13,0x3d,0x3b,0x13,0xfb,0x0d,0x89,0xc1,0x65,0x1f, 0xb3,0x0d,0x6b,0x29,0xe3,0xfb,0xef,0xa3,0x6b,0x47,0x7f,0x95,0x35,0xa7,0x47,0x4f, 0xc7,0xf1,0x59,0x95,0x35,0x11,0x29,0x61,0xf1,0x3d,0xb3,0x2b,0x0d,0x43,0x89,0xc1, 0x9d,0x9d,0x89,0x65,0xf1,0xe9,0xdf,0xbf,0x3d,0x7f,0x53,0x97,0xe5,0xe9,0x95,0x17, 0x1d,0x3d,0x8b,0xfb,0xc7,0xe3,0x67,0xa7,0x07,0xf1,0x71,0xa7,0x53,0xb5,0x29,0x89, 0xe5,0x2b,0xa7,0x17,0x29,0xe9,0x4f,0xc5,0x65,0x6d,0x6b,0xef,0x0d,0x89,0x49,0x2f, 0xb3,0x43,0x53,0x65,0x1d,0x49,0xa3,0x13,0x89,0x59,0xef,0x6b,0xef,0x65,0x1d,0x0b, 0x59,0x13,0xe3,0x4f,0x9d,0xb3,0x29,0x43,0x2b,0x07,0x1d,0x95,0x59,0x59,0x47,0xfb, 0xe5,0xe9,0x61,0x47,0x2f,0x35,0x7f,0x17,0x7f,0xef,0x7f,0x95,0x95,0x71,0xd3,0xa3, 0x0b,0x71,0xa3,0xad,0x0b,0x3b,0xb5,0xfb,0xa3,0xbf,0x4f,0x83,0x1d,0xad,0xe9,0x2f, 0x71,0x65,0xa3,0xe5,0x07,0x35,0x3d,0x0d,0xb5,0xe9,0xe5,0x47,0x3b,0x9d,0xef,0x35, 0xa3,0xbf,0xb3,0xdf,0x53,0xd3,0x97,0x53,0x49,0x71,0x07,0x35,0x61,0x71,0x2f,0x43, 0x2f,0x11,0xdf,0x17,0x97,0xfb,0x95,0x3b,0x7f,0x6b,0xd3,0x25,0xbf,0xad,0xc7,0xc5, 0xc5,0xb5,0x8b,0xef,0x2f,0xd3,0x07,0x6b,0x25,0x49,0x95,0x25,0x49,0x6d,0x71,0xc7 }, { 0xa7,0xbc,0xc9,0xad,0x91,0xdf,0x85,0xe5,0xd4,0x78,0xd5,0x17,0x46,0x7c,0x29,0x4c, 0x4d,0x03,0xe9,0x25,0x68,0x11,0x86,0xb3,0xbd,0xf7,0x6f,0x61,0x22,0xa2,0x26,0x34, 0x2a,0xbe,0x1e,0x46,0x14,0x68,0x9d,0x44,0x18,0xc2,0x40,0xf4,0x7e,0x5f,0x1b,0xad, 0x0b,0x94,0xb6,0x67,0xb4,0x0b,0xe1,0xea,0x95,0x9c,0x66,0xdc,0xe7,0x5d,0x6c,0x05, 0xda,0xd5,0xdf,0x7a,0xef,0xf6,0xdb,0x1f,0x82,0x4c,0xc0,0x68,0x47,0xa1,0xbd,0xee, 0x39,0x50,0x56,0x4a,0xdd,0xdf,0xa5,0xf8,0xc6,0xda,0xca,0x90,0xca,0x01,0x42,0x9d, 0x8b,0x0c,0x73,0x43,0x75,0x05,0x94,0xde,0x24,0xb3,0x80,0x34,0xe5,0x2c,0xdc,0x9b, 0x3f,0xca,0x33,0x45,0xd0,0xdb,0x5f,0xf5,0x52,0xc3,0x21,0xda,0xe2,0x22,0x72,0x6b, 0x3e,0xd0,0x5b,0xa8,0x87,0x8c,0x06,0x5d,0x0f,0xdd,0x09,0x19,0x93,0xd0,0xb9,0xfc, 0x8b,0x0f,0x84,0x60,0x33,0x1c,0x9b,0x45,0xf1,0xf0,0xa3,0x94,0x3a,0x12,0x77,0x33, 0x4d,0x44,0x78,0x28,0x3c,0x9e,0xfd,0x65,0x57,0x16,0x94,0x6b,0xfb,0x59,0xd0,0xc8, 0x22,0x36,0xdb,0xd2,0x63,0x98,0x43,0xa1,0x04,0x87,0x86,0xf7,0xa6,0x26,0xbb,0xd6, 0x59,0x4d,0xbf,0x6a,0x2e,0xaa,0x2b,0xef,0xe6,0x78,0xb6,0x4e,0xe0,0x2f,0xdc,0x7c, 0xbe,0x57,0x19,0x32,0x7e,0x2a,0xd0,0xb8,0xba,0x29,0x00,0x3c,0x52,0x7d,0xa8,0x49, 0x3b,0x2d,0xeb,0x25,0x49,0xfa,0xa3,0xaa,0x39,0xa7,0xc5,0xa7,0x50,0x11,0x36,0xfb, 0xc6,0x67,0x4a,0xf5,0xa5,0x12,0x65,0x7e,0xb0,0xdf,0xaf,0x4e,0xb3,0x61,0x7f,0x2f } }; unsigned ver97=0, serial=0, i, wbi=0, wb[4]={0,0,0,0}; uchar buf97[324], ci, cj, ck; if (tag == 0x97) { for (i=0; i < 4; i++) ver97 = ver97 * 10 + fgetc(ifp)-'0'; switch (ver97) { case 100: // version < 200 is not encrypted fseek (ifp, 68, SEEK_CUR); FORC4 cam_mul[(c >> 1) | ((c & 1) << 1)] = get2(); break; case 102: fseek (ifp, 6, SEEK_CUR); goto get2_rggb; case 103: fseek (ifp, 16, SEEK_CUR); FORC4 cam_mul[c] = get2(); } if (ver97 >= 200) { // encrypted if (ver97 != 205) fseek (ifp, 280, SEEK_CUR); fread (buf97, 324, 1, ifp); } } if (tag == 0x1d) // first key (serialnumber) while ((c = fgetc(ifp)) && c != EOF) serial = serial*10 + (isdigit(c) ? c - '0' : c % 10); if (tag == 0xa7 && (unsigned) (ver97-200) < 12 && !cam_mul[0]) { // second key (shuttercount) ci = xlat[0][serial & 0xff]; cj = xlat[1][fgetc(ifp)^fgetc(ifp)^fgetc(ifp)^fgetc(ifp)]; ck = 0x60; for (i=0; i < 324; i++) buf97[i] ^= (cj += ci * ck++); // decryption i = "66666>666;6A"[ver97-200] - '0'; // offset depending on version : 6, 14 ('>'-'0'), 11 (';'-'0') or 17 ('A'-'0') FORC4 cam_mul[c ^ (c >> 1) ^ (i & 1)] = sget2 (buf97 + (i & -2) + c*2); } }...
get2_rggb: FORC4 cam_mul[c ^ (c >> 1)] = get2(); fseek (ifp, 22, SEEK_CUR); FORC4 sraw_mul[c ^ (c >> 1)] = get2(); }


Place all the ingredients into a medium microwave safe bowl and stir together. Heat in the microwave on high for 2 minutes. Then add 15-second increments until the oatmeal is puffed and softened. This is only necessary the first time you make it. Then you can gauge the exact time needed and repeat in the future. Stir before serving
Stovetop Instructions
In a small saucepan, bring the water and milk to a boil. Reduce the heat to low and pour in the oats. Cook, stirring occasionally, until the oats are soft and have absorbed most of the liquid, about 5 minutes. Remove from the heat, cover and let stand for 2-3 minutes.
Assembly
Stir in the toppings and let rest for a few minutes to cool. Thin with a little more milk, if desired. Serve warm.


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languages
By default Mongoid adds the I18n translation file for English. However adding new languages is easy. In your application initializer (for Rails 3 it can be in config/initializers/mongoid.rb), just add the code:
# Add the Spanish exception translations. Mongoid.add_language("es")
Available languages for Mongoid are:
- bg: Bulgarian
- de: German
- en: English
- es: Spanish
- fr: French
- hi: Hindi
- hu: Hungarian
- id: Indonesian
- it: Italian
- ja: Japan
- kr: Korean
- nl: Dutch
- pl: Polish
- pt-br: Brazilian Portuguese
- pt: Portuguese
- ro: Romanian
- ru: Russian
- sv: Swedish
- vi: Vietnamese
- zh-CN: Chinese
You can also just include them all by:
Mongoid.add_language("*")


Cops accused of flouting laws by sourcing unlawful R6.9m donations | The Star
Corruption claims valued at about R6.9million have been levelled at the police, with the alleged approval of the national commissioner, for receiving “unlawful donations” for its annual Police Day event.
Internal documents, which The Star has seen, show how the national SAPS allegedly flouted its own laws and regulations when they approached and received gifts and sponsorship worth R6889401.65 from seven private-sector companies for the January event.
The alleged unlawful gifts included 10 smartphones from Huawei and 21 from MTN, worth a total of R244479, despite a November 2011 national instruction that the SAPS should “not accept any found, unclaimed or donated cellular phones”.
According to a national standing order within the police, “a member may not, without the permission of the commissioner, approach any business, firm or other financial institution for sponsorship for exhibitions, productions, competitions, tours and so on.”
An internal circular in October stated that written permission was mandatory “to confirm whether the companies (approached for sponsorship) do not have bids under consideration which may pose a risk to the service”.


genera_fondos
I have been working on a background generator for some of the pages. Try it out!
Source code: genera_fondos
Built with Processing and Processing.js
I have been working on a background generator for some of the pages. Try it out!
Source code: genera_fondos
Built with Processing and Processing.js


Easier Terminal pasting in Ubuntu
Everyone knows about the traditional clipboard where you explicitly copy the text selection using the application’s Copy command, but few know that there is a second called the primary selection that always holds the current text selection i.e. you don’t have to copy to it.
This reduces select->copy->paste to select->paste which I find incredibly helpful as I spend much of my computer time inside a terminal am constantly copying and pasting text.
You can paste the primary selection by clicking the middle button on the mouse. The Terminal application also assigns the Shift+Insert keyboard shortcut to paste the primary selection.
So, if you’re in the Terminal and want to paste the text selection to the cursor just middle-click the mouse or press Shift+Insert (a lot less tedious than Ctrl+Shift+C plus Ctrl+Shift+V).
Here’s another tip: Use xclip(1)
to copy and paste between the
terminal and Desktop applications (first you’ll need to install xclip
with sudo apt-get install xclip
).
Example usage:
cat pages.html | xclip -sel clip # Copy file to clipboard.
xclip -sel clip -o > foo.txt # Write clipboard to file.
By default xclip(1)
uses the primary selection (not the clipboard)
so I’ve added the following alias in my ~/.bashrc
file:
alias xclip='xclip -sel clip'
This makes working with the clipboard less verbose:
cat pages.html | xclip # Copy file to clipboard.
xclip -o > foo.txt # Write clipboard to file.
Bonus tip: To select text column-wise hold down the Ctrl key then select the text with the mouse.


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QuantLib: a free/open-source library for quantitative finance
Fully annotated sources - version 1.30
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Black-formula callable fixed rate bond engine. More...
#include <ql/experimental/callablebonds/blackcallablebondengine.hpp>
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| BlackCallableFixedRateBondEngine (const Handle< Quote > &fwdYieldVol, Handle< YieldTermStructure > discountCurve) | |
| volatility is the quoted fwd yield volatility, not price vol More... | |
| BlackCallableFixedRateBondEngine (Handle< CallableBondVolatilityStructure > yieldVolStructure, Handle< YieldTermStructure > discountCurve) | |
| volatility is the quoted fwd yield volatility, not price vol More... | |
| void | calculate () const override |
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| Real | spotIncome () const |
| Volatility | forwardPriceVolatility () const |
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| Handle< CallableBondVolatilityStructure > | volatility_ |
| Handle< YieldTermStructure > | discountCurve_ |
Black-formula callable fixed rate bond engine.
Callable fixed rate bond Black engine. The embedded (European) option follows the Black "European bond option" treatment in Hull, Fourth Edition, Chapter 20.
Definition at line 43 of file blackcallablebondengine.hpp.
| BlackCallableFixedRateBondEngine | ( | const Handle< Quote > & | fwdYieldVol, |
| Handle< YieldTermStructure > | discountCurve | ||
| ) |
volatility is the quoted fwd yield volatility, not price vol
Definition at line 32 of file blackcallablebondengine.cpp.
| BlackCallableFixedRateBondEngine | ( | Handle< CallableBondVolatilityStructure > | yieldVolStructure, |
| Handle< YieldTermStructure > | discountCurve | ||
| ) |
volatility is the quoted fwd yield volatility, not price vol
no vol structures implemented yet besides constant volatility
Definition at line 42 of file blackcallablebondengine.cpp.
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I've used Morning Glory seeds before (2 or 3 times) but recently had my most successful encounter. I wanted to come back to psychedelics because I had been keeping a consistant yoga and meditation practice and felt much more psychologically sound than I had when I was foolhardily looking for anything to get high on a couple years ago.
Seeds were ground in a coffee grinder to a find consistency and mixed with Strawberry Banana yogurt; other people have said use applesauce, personal I like something with a little more flavor to mask the taste (which isn't really that bad... sort of a coffee taste, but I got conditioned not to like it because of the naseau it inevitably produces in me). I scooped it in a teaspoon at a time, ate that, then spooned another heap in. If you let the stuff sit or mix it in the flavor leeches into everything.
Naseau settled in good at about 30 minutes and would continue at its worst for about 3 more (sounds like a good time already, right?). I feel like the peak of the experience was probably 2-4 hours in, but at that point the energy is really centered in my stomach and heavy. It's like I can feel the LSA really 'burning' it's way through my ego starting there. I would suggest finding a sitting position that is pretty comfortable, or taking a bath/shower and pretty much minimizing movement to weather the stomach problems.
When I first took Morning Glory at 12 grams I can remember just writhing on my bed and obsessing on uncomfortable body sensations in my hips and stomach. This time I felt much more prepared.
The feel of this substance has been very dark to me in some ways... I took to calling it 'Kali Energy'. It's hard to describe really where I 'went'. Hallucination is VERY minimal. I experienced was a bit of OEV and CEV in the form of a small black and white spiral that I first saw on this substance and continue to see every time I come back to it, at one point it started spreading on my bedsheet (but not very noticeably or very long).
I turned on Nine Inch Nails 'The Fragile' - NIN is one of my favorite musics, so it was a good anchor. I sat staring at my reflection in the mirror and noticed that it was changed somehow.
At one point I felt I was 'grasping' at a universal truth... but you know how these things slip away. The essential flavor was that this life truly is illusion and for some reason we wired ourselves into this process (and yet somehow we are the whole process) to experience it even though the separation from our true nature is painful we want and need this on some level. This was purely my conceptual frameworks trying to frame the essentially void, abysmal feeling that I had been confronted with. It is a very DESTROYING energy. The Divine Mother made her presence felt, and it's kind of terrifying but freeing. It is DARK. Dark stuff compared to what I think the day-to-day fabric of life is.
After I had listened to both sides of The Fragile and felt I was sufficiently on the back nine of the experience I went outside and realized that my ego had largely fallen away, I'm not sure that I would call it a complete death though. It was dark outside and I noticed the usual feeling of being 'very out in the open' that I have with LSA.
I felt universal connection and slowly it slipped away, which was both a relief and a disappointment. First I thought of myself as a composite of both my Mother and my Father, and I could feel their presence inside of me - how integral they are genetically in the being that I am. Then I began thinking of the rest of my family and I could feel their energy more than the whole - whereas before I seemed to be connected to plants, everything, everyone.
I smoked a cigarette or two, mostly as a comfort to anchor me back into my normal habits (truly, our habitual ideas and behaviors are what anchor us in our self identity). After that I went inside and told my dad I was coming down from a trip, he's a bit of a stoner so he wouldn't have freaked out or anything; but I had reservations about telling him because sometimes I feel he favors psychedelics too highly. I largely don't respect the man and take issue with him.
That being said, I was much more in touch with my compassionate side, obviously I was not completely walled into my ego yet. I looked out with benedictive joy at the man who I have struggled to forgive for being a less than ideal father and provider. We talked a bit and I felt like he was giving me confession or something, I seemed to absorb all his feelings and feel our vibrational fields intermingle - his tinged with emotions and neurosis, mine fairly pure at that moment. I just stared into his eyes and saw him as a human being.
And slowly as the conversation continued I noticed little walls starting to come back up, and judgement growing stronger, and I realized I was coming back into my preconceptions and prejudice.
A dissappointing but understandable coming down.
Practical Notes:
There is a bit of CNS stimulation to this substance even though the latter half of the trip had a very mellow, relaxed quality. I had trouble going to sleep. The trip started at 3pm and I went to bed around 4am.
This stuff produces more naseau and stomach discomfort (even though I used untreated seeds) than I've experienced with shrooms - it's a bumpy and unideal ride (in the future I'll try extractions instead).
I wanted to be EXTREMELY honest about things. If you have any skeletons in the closet you may find yourself spilling the beans and trying to get a clean slate of karma - I attribute this to the ego death, and I don't necessarily consider it bad, but some people aren't ready to be completely honest.
The time distortion and hallucination on this drug seem to be mild/gradual in comparison to marijuana and mushrooms. But I still wouldn't want to be heavily involved in any kind of activity. Don't expect to go to the family dinner or school or anything like that on this drug. Nature or a comfortable home setting among friends are the ways to go.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Deployment Process
The deployment process consists of two parts. First, the code to be built into the generic target framework is generated. Then the code is loaded onto the target computer and compiled there. The individual steps are shown below. The generated zip-archive, which contains the generated code for the target, has the same name as the model. Here it is called CodeGeneration.zip.Note on code generation
If only the code is to be generated (blue area, steps 1 to 7), theGenerateCode()
method of the GT.GenericTarget
MATLAB class can be used.
1. slbuild
Generic C/C++ code is generated from the Simulink model. The model must be configured to use the pack-and-go functionality of MATLAB/Simulink. The generated code is generated together with all necessary Simulink libraries in a compressed zip archive (PackNGo.zip).2. Unzip PackNGo.zip
The archive is unpacked into a temporary CodeGeneration folder.3. Remove main() Entry Functions
All files containing amain()
function are removed.
The strings "int_T main("
and "int main("
are searched for.
The generic target framework has its own main() function.
The automatic generation of a main entry function cannot be disabled for the grt.tlc target file under Simulink. There is the possibility that other MATLAB versions generate different prototypes!
4. Replace RTW Headers
All header files namedrtw_windows.h
and rtw_linux.h
are replaced by header files of the same name, which are located in the packages/+GT/GenericTargetCode/template/
directory of the toolbox. In these header files the usage of semaphores and mutexes is defined.
A semaphore or mutex is used to ensure data integrity during parallel read or write accesses to resources by different threads.
The generated code often includes rtw_windows.h
, even if the code is generated for a Linux target.
For this reason both headers are functionally identical and use std::mutex
as mutex.
std::mutex
is standard since C++11 (platform independent).
POSIX-semaphores are still used as semaphores.
The source files rtw_windows.c
and rtw_linux.c
are also deleted.
There is a possibility that other MATLAB versions generate different headers or that the source code structure on the MATLAB side changes!
5. Load codeInfo.mat
At this point, thecodeInfo.mat
file created during the slbuild step is loaded.
This file contains additional information about the generated code such as sample times and thread priorities.
6. Generate Interface Code
Based on the information in thecodeInfo.mat
file, the Simulink interface class is created.
Additional parameters set via the GT.GenericTarget
class are also integrated into the Simulink interface class.
A template of the Simulink interface class is located in the packages/+GT/GenericTargetCode/template/
directory of the toolbox.
Special entries marked by $ characters are replaced by corresponding values during the code generation of this Simulink interface class.
7. Compress to CodeGeneration.zip
The temporary CodeGeneration folder now contains the additional source code that must be compiled together with the framework source code to generate the generic target realtime application. From this additional source code a zip archive (CodeGeneration.zip) is generated at this point. The optional custom code is also included in the zip archive.SSH/SCP
MATLAB does not currently have an SSH or SCP client. Although it is possible to transfer data to MATLAB via FTP, SSH is required to execute commands anyway. For this reason, SSH and SCP commands are called with thesystem()
function of MATLAB.
An SSH and SCP client must be available on the host computer.
8. SCP: Upload CodeGenreation.zip
The archive CodeGenreation.zip is moved to the home/user directory on the target computer.9. SSH: Unzip
Thesource/SimulinkCodeGeneration/
directory and the build/SimulinkCodeGeneration/
directory of the generic target framework are deleted first.
The uploaded archive is then unpacked into the source/SimulinkCodeGeneration/
directory on the target.
10. SSH: Build Application
The make tool is used to compile the software. It uses 6 jobs (6 source code files are compiled in parallel).Starting Application
The application is not started automatically at the end of the deploy procedure. To start the application theStart()
method of the GT.GenericTarget
object must be called explicitly.
The application is started with the appropriate authorization (sudo). The corresponding command looks like this:
sudo nohup ~/GenericTarget/bin/GenericTarget &> ~/GenericTarget/bin/log.txt &The nohup command ensures that the output is not routed to the SSH console. At the same time, the expression
&> ~/GenericTarget/bin/log.txt
ensures that the output is redirected to a text file.
The &-character at the end of the command ensures that the console does not wait for the end of the application.
This is necessary because otherwise the SSH connection to the target computer remains active until the generic target application is terminated.


This example shows how to bind a YText type to Quill editor.
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Ukrainian artist strikes a chord with matchsticks
Bogdan Senchukov’s instruments are made of aspen, described by experts as the least ‘musical’ wood
by ReutersUkrainian Bogdan Senchukov wants to carve his way into the Guinness Records: by making the world’s biggest collection of musical instruments from matchsticks.
Already, 15 of his real-sized instruments, including two guitars, accordions, violin and drums, are played by a band of musicians which prides itself as the only “match music band” in Ukraine.
Mr. Senchukov’s hobby started at school and he has since then handcrafted items recreated in minute detail, including a tank from The World of Tanks computer game and a miniature Eiffel Tower, but his real passion is musical instruments.
“(What I love) is to carve, to glue, to make it hold the shape, to take into account microns of a millimetre and to make it play in the end,” Mr. Senchukov, 29, said.
“When the instrument plays ... I cannot find words to express my feelings when something made of these tiny sticks plays as an ordinary musical instrument does.”
While most modern musical instruments are made of beech or acacia wood, Mr. Senchukov’s instruments are made of what experts say is the least ‘musical’ wood, aspen, commonly used to make matches.
It took Mr. Senchukov six months and 27,000 matchsticks to create a bass musical instrument in the shape of a trident, the Ukrainian coat of arms, which he now plays in the band.
Long hours
He said the most challenging part of his work was when some elements require more than 10 hours of continuous work. For example, a violin or guitar string plate has to be produced in one sitting, otherwise it will lose its shape.
Another time-consuming process was cleaning the match heads, but Mr. Senchukov’s art and efforts did not go unnoticed, and one Ukrainian factory now provides him with matchwood.


Hello from Angular App with Webpack
Angular adapter for the Froala WYSIWYG editor
Sample 2: Full Editor
Rendered Content:
Sample 3: Two way binding
Sample 4: Manual Initialization
Sample 5: Editor on 'img' tag. Two way binding.
Model Obj:
{{imgModel | json}}
Sample 6: Editor on 'button' tag
Model Obj:
{{buttonModel | json}}
Sample 8: Editor on 'a' tag. Manual Initialization
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Quiz
Which is not a main file type that we use to make websites?
.html
.exe
.js
.css
A JavaScript object is wrapped by what characters?
[]
;;
{}
()
Moles are which of the following?
Omniverous
Adorable
Whackable
All of the above
In Japanese "か" is pronounced...
ka
ko
ke
ki
The gravitational constant on earth is approximately...
10m/s^2
.809m/s^2
9.81m/s^2
84.4m/s^2
45 (in base 10) is what in binary (base 2)?
101101
110011
011101
101011
4 << 2 = ...
16
4
2
8
Given the lengths of two sides of a right triangle (one with a 90 degree angle), how would you find the hypotenuse?
Pi*Radius^2
Pythagorean Theorem
Calculator?
Sin(side1 + side2)
True or False: All games must run at at least 60 frames per second to be any good.
True
False
Using a server can help you to...
hide your code.
have a performant game.
create shared experiences for players.
all of the above.


A STUDY OF FLOW CONDITIONS
IN SHAFT SPILDWAYS
A THESIS Presented to The Faculty of the Graduate Division by
Yusuf G. Mussalli
In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Doctor of Philosophy
In the School of Civil Engineering
Georgia Institute of Technology
November, 1969
Reproduced with permission of the copyright owner. Further reproduction prohibited without permission.


Richard Keogh's agent believes Derby sacking could 'open can of worms'
The 33-year-old defender was sacked by the club over gross misconduct for his role in the drink-drive car crash
by Darren Wells, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/darren-wells/The agent of sacked Derby captain Richard Keogh believes the club may have opened up a "big can of worms" by terminating the defenders contract.
Keogh's deal at Pride Park was torn up despite having almost two years left to run due to his part in a drink-drive car crash.
The Rams parted ways with the 33-year-old, citing gross misconduct, after Keogh was badly injured in the smash involving him and his Derby teammates.
Tom Lawrence, 25, and Mason Bennett, 23, have since been banned for drink-driving following the incident, but have escaped lesser punishment from the club, while Keogh - who was a passenger in Lawrence's Range Rover - has lost his job.
Agent Cos Toffis, who represents Keogh, told the Sun : "I think it could be quite a big can of worms.
"If this goes in Derby's favour there will be a lot of players in difficult positions at their football clubs.
"Older players with less market value who are on a lot of money, these are scenarios you have at every football club in the world.
"Should they start wrapping themselves up in cotton wool to avoid any situations like this?"
Keogh was ruled out for the season after seriously damaging his knee in the smash, with him since being resigned to crutches.
The players had been on an arranged club night out, which finished at around 8pm, before some of the team heading on to other drinking venues afterwards.
Later Lawrence's vehicle crashed into the back of Bennett's, before striking a lamppost, with the two drivers fleeing the scene, leaving Keogh unconscious in the back.
Toffis claimed the whole ordeal has had a detrimental effect on Keogh who is struggling to come to terms with what has happened.
He added: "Richard is in a really bad way, it's heartbreaking.
"He’s bled in that shirt, fought in that shirt.
"I don't think I can put into words how much he's hurting and what his family are going through.
"Richard's world has been absolutely rocked."
Keogh still has 14 days to appeal Derby's decision.
Rumours suggest Keogh rejected the chance to see out his contract on significantly reduced terms, but this remains unconfirmed.


See: Description
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| Award |
A
Award object represents an award won at a FIRST Robotics
Competition event and its associated
descriptors.
|
| District |
A
District object represents a district for a particular year
|
| DistrictRanking |
Rank of a
Team in a district.
|
| EliminationAlliance |
Represents an alliance of teams during the elimination tournament
|
| Event |
Represents a FIRST Robotics Competition event and its related descriptors
|
| EventDistrictPoints |
Represents all district points accumulated at an event
|
| EventPoints |
Holds district point contributions and breakdown for a team at an event
|
| EventRankings |
Represents event rankings and tiebreaker information for an event
|
| Match | |
| MatchScoreBreakdown2018Alliance | |
| MatchScoreBreakdown2019Allliance | |
| Media |
Contains a reference for most any media associated with a team or event on
TBA.
|
| OPRs |
Contains OPR, DPR, and CCWM for teams at the event.
|
| Ranking |
Represents the ranking of a team at an event
|
| Robot |
Represents a particular robot in FIRST Robotics Competition
|
| ScoreBreakdown | |
| SimpleEvent |
Shortform representation of a FIRST Robotics Competition event
|
| SimpleMatch |
Shortform representation of a FIRST Robotics Competition match
|
| SimpleTeam |
Shortform representation of a FIRST Robotics Competition team
|
| Team |
Represents a FIRST Robotics Competition team
|
| TeamEventStatus |
Represents a team's status during an event
|
| WLTRecord |
A Win-Loss-Tie record for a team, or an alliance.
|
Deserializer


This is a test website. Nothing is charged. Payment is not allowed in the iframe, so payment credential creation should be denied as well.
Based on the Secure Payment Confirmation explainer.


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Objective:
Develop and configure several quality modules in the ERP system to convert the current paper systems to electronic workflow-based systems.
Technical Wrap-up:
- ERP System (IQMS)
- Workflow and Electronic Signatures
- Crystal Reports
- Database Management (Oracle Database)
Systems Developed:
- Deviation system for requesting and issuing temporary deviations.
- Corrective Action Request (CAR) system for tracking and documenting customer complaints and corrective actions.
- Material Review Board (MRB) system for review and approval of nonconforming product disposition.
- Quick Inspection system for capturing inspection data.
- Calibration system for tracking gage calibration due dates
- RealTime Process Monitoring system for real-time monitoring of injection molding processes
Achievements:
- Standardized the new processes with the use of electronic workflow.
- Improved turn-around time for deviation approval with the use of broadcast workflow (Deviation system).
- Improved accuracy in tracking expired deviations with automatic daily alert of upcoming expiration dates (Deviation system).
- Improved timely response for MRB review and approval leading to improvement in the turn-around time for nonconforming product disposition (MRB system).
- Integrated the Returned Material Authorization (RMA) process with the MRB process to streamline disposition of RMA materials (MRB system).
- Improved data mining to generate KPI used in management review.
- Improved overall timeliness (see metrics) in closing out complaints and corrective actions as well as on-time submission (CAR system).
Responsibilities:
- System design, configuration, implementation, and training
- Technical support and system maintenance


Elon Musk
CEO of Tesla
Here's a time line of Elon Musk life:
- 1971 - Born in Pretoria, South Africa
- 2002 - founded SpaceX
- 2004 - He joined electric vehicle manufacturer Tesla Motors
- 2006 - He helped create SolarCity.
- 2015 - He co-founded OpenAI
- 2016 - he co-founded Neuralink
"I think that's the best advice: constantly think about how to do things better and ask yourself questions."
-- Elon Musk


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I've been experimenting with some of the tactic.*
namespace, which I'm admittedly pretty scared of since some of it seems like magic. In trying to accomplish my nefarious goals, I'm running into quite a wall with unify
and friends. It's seeming more and more like unify
is more stubborn (an idiot?) than I first thought; for example, the following happens when I try to unify
two metavar-containing types (which I think is sensible?)
unify tactic failed, failed to unify ?m_1 ⥤ ?m_3 : Type (max ? ? ? ?) and D ⥤ C : Type (max (?+1) ? (?+1))
(There are hypotheses D
and C
with type Type (?+1)
.)
Why is unify
not compelled to assign the values of ?m_1
and ?m_3
in this situation?
Unifying complex universe terms is often a mess. If you can manage to avoid max
and imax
in your universe terms, I would go for that. Otherwise, you may need to specifying universes explicitly when resolving constants.
Yeah, get rid of all your ?s in exchange for explicit named universes, and you'll probably see what the obstruction is.
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public class Functions
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Functions() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static void |
Arr2DtoCSV(double[][] arr,
java.lang.String fileName)
Arr2DtoCSV method
Copies a 2D array of type double to a csv file in the same directory
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static void |
arrayCopyTwo(java.lang.Object[][] src,
java.lang.Object[][] dest)
arrayCopyTwo Method
Copies a 2D array of objects from the source to the destination
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static double |
downUtil(State[][] states,
ActionUtility[][] au,
int i,
int j)
downUtil Method
Calculates the Utility of taking the Down action
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static ActionUtility |
getUtilAct(State[][] states,
ActionUtility[][] au,
int i,
int j,
Action act)
getUtilAct Method
Finds the ActionUtility of the State using a specific action and the probability of taking the intended
action.
|
static double |
leftUtil(State[][] states,
ActionUtility[][] au,
int i,
int j)
leftUtil Method
Calculates the Utility of taking the Left action
|
static ActionUtility |
maxUtilAct(State[][] states,
ActionUtility[][] au,
int i,
int j)
maxUtilAct Method
Finds the ActionUtility with the highest Utility by using an ArrayList and sorting it using
UtilityComparator.
|
static double |
rightUtil(State[][] states,
ActionUtility[][] au,
int i,
int j)
rightUtil Method
Calculates the Utility of taking the Right action
|
static double |
upUtil(State[][] states,
ActionUtility[][] au,
int i,
int j)
upUtil Method
Calculates the Utility of taking the Up action
|
public static ActionUtility maxUtilAct(State[][] states, ActionUtility[][] au, int i, int j)
states
- the states of the StateGrid to be usedau
- the array of ActionUtility to be usedi
- the x coordinate starting from the top left corner of the gridj
- the y coordinate starting from the top left corner of the gridpublic static ActionUtility getUtilAct(State[][] states, ActionUtility[][] au, int i, int j, Action act)
states
- the states of the StateGrid to be usedau
- the array of ActionUtility to be usedi
- the x coordinate starting from the top left corner of the gridj
- the y coordinate starting from the top left corner of the gridact
- the intended action to be takenpublic static double upUtil(State[][] states, ActionUtility[][] au, int i, int j)
states
- the states of the StateGrid to be usedau
- the array of ActionUtility to be usedi
- the x coordinate starting from the top left corner of the gridj
- the y coordinate starting from the top left corner of the gridpublic static double downUtil(State[][] states, ActionUtility[][] au, int i, int j)
states
- the states of the StateGrid to be usedau
- the array of ActionUtility to be usedi
- the x coordinate starting from the top left corner of the gridj
- the y coordinate starting from the top left corner of the gridpublic static double rightUtil(State[][] states, ActionUtility[][] au, int i, int j)
states
- the states of the StateGrid to be usedau
- the array of ActionUtility to be usedi
- the x coordinate starting from the top left corner of the gridj
- the y coordinate starting from the top left corner of the gridpublic static double leftUtil(State[][] states, ActionUtility[][] au, int i, int j)
states
- the states of the StateGrid to be usedau
- the array of ActionUtility to be usedi
- the x coordinate starting from the top left corner of the gridj
- the y coordinate starting from the top left corner of the gridpublic static void arrayCopyTwo(java.lang.Object[][] src, java.lang.Object[][] dest)
src
- source array of objectsdest
- destination array of objectspublic static void Arr2DtoCSV(double[][] arr, java.lang.String fileName) throws java.io.IOException
arr
- 2D array of objects to be copied into the csvfileName
- String of the filename to be written intojava.io.IOException


Exercise:
Use a contextual class to make the progressbar green.
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Blocks a button by its ID or an entire Group ID.
Won’t cancel an ongoing button but will prevent any already existing queue from happening when its turn comes.
The block does not persist when LioranBoard is restarted.
By setting the ID to all you can remove all current blocks. This only works for unblocking buttons.
| Box Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Button ID or Group ID | Any | Button Id or Group ID to block/unblock |
| Block | boolean | Select true to block a button and false to unblock a button |
| Allow Queue | boolean | True = queue will wait for button to be unblocked and then will continue as normal False = any queue when the button is blocked will be ignored and deleted |
| Self | boolean | If you selected all in your Button ID field, you can choose whether you want to clear this button as well. Does not work if the button ID is itself (in that case use False in Ongoing field). |


Where Wall Street's biggest rainmakers are
Sellside M&A fees, US public company targets, 2014-16
Goldman Sachs
Gross deal value ($bn)
700
Morgan Stanley
600
500
Citigroup
400
Centerview
BAML
300
Number of deals
Evercore
200
100
Barclays
JP Morgan
10
100
Qatalyst
Total fees ($m)
0
0
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
Sources: FT research, Dealogic, SEC filings
Where the rainmakers are
Sellside M&A fees, US public company
targets, 2014-16
Gross deal value ($bn)
Goldman Sachs
700
Morgan Stanley
600
500
Citigroup
400
Centerview
BAML
300
Evercore
JP Morgan
200
Barclays
Number of deals
100
100
10
Qatalyst
Total fees ($m)
0
0
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
Sources: FT research, Dealogic, SEC filings


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◆ process_data_column()
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Processing data columns in csv to pandas, then to Morgan Fingerprints ('')
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- /home/oohnohnoh1/Desktop/GIT/Chemiinformatics_work/Chemistry2quant/src/chemistry2quant/chem2quant_lipophilicity.py


Welcome to Try WQ, the kitchen sink demo for the wq Framework!
To experiment with wq, first create a campaign and then start sharing observations. You can also contribute data to existing campaigns.
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Welcome to Try WQ, the kitchen sink demo for the wq Framework!
To experiment with wq, first create a campaign and then start sharing observations. You can also contribute data to existing campaigns.


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| Higher Secondary | Class XII | Name of the Highschool (Education Board) | 2013 - 2015 | xx% |
| Secondary | Class X | Name of the Highschool (Education Board) | 2012 - 2013 | xx% |
SKILLS |
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| Expertise Area/Area(s) of Interest | eg. Data Structures and Algorithms |
| Programming Language(s) | C, C++, JavaScript etc.. |
| Tools and Technologies | Android Studio etc.. |
| Technical Electives | Operating Systems, Cryptography etc. |
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Short Description Guide: Mr. xyz |
(Dec 2017 - Jan 2018) Team Size - xx |
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