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The Allotment for Ephraim and Manasseh
1 The allotment of the people of Joseph went from the Jordan by Jericho, east of the waters of Jericho, into the wilderness, going up from Jericho into the hill country to Bethel.
2 Then going from Bethel to Luz, it passes along to Ataroth, the territory of the Archites.
3 Then it goes down westward to the territory of the Japhletites, as far as the territory of Lower Beth-horon, then to Gezer, and it ends at the sea.
4 The people of Joseph, Manasseh and Ephraim, received their inheritance.
5 The territory of the people of Ephraim by their clans was as follows: the boundary of their inheritance on the east was Ataroth-addar as far as Upper Beth-horon,
6 and the boundary goes from there to the sea. On the north is Michmethath. Then on the east the boundary turns around toward Taanath-shiloh and passes along beyond it on the east to Janoah,
7 then it goes down from Janoah to Ataroth and to Naarah, and touches Jericho, ending at the Jordan.
8 From Tappuah the boundary goes westward to the brook Kanah and ends at the sea. Such is the inheritance of the tribe of the people of Ephraim by their clans,
9 together with the towns that were set apart for the people of Ephraim within the inheritance of the Manassites, all those towns with their villages.
10 However, they did not drive out the Canaanites who lived in Gezer, so the Canaanites have lived in the midst of Ephraim to this day but have been made to do forced labor.


[Kenilworth Castle]
Enter MATREVIS and GURNEY [and Soldiers,] with KING EDWARD
Mat. My lord, be not pensive, we are your friends;
Men are ordain’d to live in misery,
Therefore come,—dalliance dangereth our lives.
K. Edw. Friends, whither must unhappy Edward go?
Will hateful Mortimer appoint no rest?
Must I be vexed like the nightly bird,
Whose sight is loathsome to all winged fowls?
When will the fury of his mind assuage?
When will his heart be satisfied with blood?
If mine will serve, unbowel straight this breast,
And give my heart to Isabel and him;
It is the chiefest mark they level at.
Gur. Not so my liege, the queen hath given this charge
To keep your grace in safety;
Your passions make your dolours to increase.
K. Edw. This usage makes my misery to increase.
But can my air of life continue long
When all my senses are annoy’d with stench?
Within a dungeon England’s king is kept,
Where I am starv’d for want of sustenance.
My daily diet is heart-breaking sobs,
That almost rents the closet of my heart.
Thus lives old Edward not reliev’d by any,
And so must die, though pitied by many.
O, water, gentle friends, to cool my thirst,
And clear my body from foul excrements!
Mat. Here’s channel water, as our charge is given.
Sit down, for we’ll be barbers to your grace.
K. Edw. Traitors, away!
Gur. No; but wash your face, and shave away your beard,
Lest you be known and so be rescued.
Mat. Why strive you thus? Your labour is in vain!
K. Edw. The wren may strive against the lion’s strength,
But all in vain: so vainly do I strive
To seek for mercy at a tyrant’s hand. They wash him with puddle water, and shave his beard away.

O Gaveston, ’tis for thee that I am wrong’d,
For me, both thou and both the Spencers died!
And for your sakes a thousand wrongs I’ll take.
The Spencers’ ghosts, wherever they remain,
Wish well to mine; then tush, for them I’ll die.
Mat. ’Twixt theirs and yours shall be no enmity.
Come, come away; now put the torches out,
We’ll enter in by darkness to Killingworth.
Enter KENT
Gur. How now, who comes there?
Mat. Guard the king sure: it is the Earl of Kent.
K. Edw. O gentle brother, help to rescue me!
Mat. Keep them asunder; thrust in the king.
Kent. Soldiers, let me but talk to him one word.
Gur. Lay hands upon the earl for his assault.
Kent. Lay down your weapons, traitors! Yield the king!
Mat.
Gur. Bind him and so convey him to the court.
Kent. Where is the court but here? Here is the king;
And I will visit him; why stay you me?
Mat. The court is where Lord Mortimer remains;
Thither shall your honour go; and so farewell. Exeunt MATREVIS and GURNEY, withKING EDWARD.
Kent. O miserable is that commonweal,
Where lords keep courts, and kings are locked in prison!
Sol. Wherefore stay we? On, sirs, to the court!
Kent. Ay, lead me whither you will, even to my death,
Seeing that my brother cannot be releas’d. Exeunt.
[The royal palace]
Enter Young MORTIMER
Y. Mor. The king must die, or Mortimer goes down;
The commons now begin to pity him.
Yet he that is the cause of Edward’s death,
Is sure to pay for it when his son’s of age;
And therefore will I do it cunningly.
This letter, written by a friend of ours,
Contains his death, yet bids them save his life.
But read it thus, and that’s another sense:
“Edwardum occidere nolite, timere bonum est
Kill not the king, ’tis good to fear the worst.”
Unpointed as it is, thus shall it go,
That, being dead, if it chance to be found,
Matrevis and the rest may bear the blame,
And we be quit that caus’d it to be done.
Within this room is lock’d the messenger
That shall convey it, and perform the rest;
And by a secret token that he bears,
Shall he be murdered when the deed is done.—
Lightborn, come forth!
Enter LIGHTBORN
Art thou as resolute as thou wast?
Light. What else, my lord? And far more resolute.
Y. Mor. And hast thou cast how to accomplish it?
Light. Ay, ay, and none shall know which way he died.
Y. Mor. But at his looks, Lightborn, thou wilt relent.
Light. Relent! ha, ha! I use much to relent.
Y. Mor. Well, do it bravely, and be secret.
Light. You shall not need to give instructions;
’Tis not the first time I have kill’d a man.
I learn’d in Naples how to poison flowers;
To strangle with a lawn thrust through the throat;
To pierce the windpipe with a needle’s point;
Or whilst one is asleep, to take a quill
And blow a little powder in his ears;
Or open his mouth and pour quicksilver down.
And yet I have a braver way than these.
Y. Mor. What’s that?
Light. Nay, you shall pardon me; none shall know my tricks.
Y. Mor. I care not how it is, so it be not spied. [Gives letter.]
Deliver this to Gurney and Matrevis.
At every ten mile end thou hast a horse.
Take this; [Gives money] away! and never see me more.
Light. No!
Y. Mor. No;
Unless thou bring me news of Edward’s death.
Light. That will I quickly do. Farewell, my lord. [Exit.]
Y. Mor. The prince I rule, the queen do I command,
And with a lowly conge to the ground,
The proudest lords salute me as I pass;
I seal, I cancel, I do what I will.
Fear’d am I more than lov’d;—let me be fear’d,
And when I frown, make all the court look pale.
I view the prince with Aristarchus’ eyes,
Whose looks were as a breeching to a boy.

While at the council-table, grave enough,
And not unlike a bashful puritan,
First I complain of imbecility,
Saying it is onus quam gravissimum,
Till being interrupted by my friends,
Suscepi that provinciam as they term it;
And to conclude, I am Protector now.
Now is all sure: the queen and Mortimer
Shall rule the realm, the king; and none rule us.
Mine enemies will I plague, my friends advance;
And what I list command who dare control?
Major sum quam cui possit fortuna nocere.
And that this be the coronation-day,
It pleaseth me, and Isabel the queen. [Trumpets within.]
The trumpets sound, I must go take my place.
Enter the Young KING, QUEEN ISABELLA, the ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, Champion and Nobles
A. of Cant. Long live King Edward, by the grace of God
King of England and Lord of Ireland!
Cham. If any Christian, Heathen, Turk, or Jew,
Dares but affirm that Edward’s not true king,
And will avouch his saying with the sword,
I am the champion that will combat him.
Y. Mor. None comes, sound trumpets. [Trumpets sound.]
K. Edw. Third. Champion, here’s to thee. [Gives a purse.]
Q. Isab. Lord Mortimer, now take him to your charge.
Enter Soldiers, with KENT prisoner
Y. Mor. What traitor have we there with blades and bills?
Sol. Edmund, the Earl of Kent.
K. Edw. Third. What hath he done?
Sol. A would have taken the king away perforce,
As we were bringing him to Killingworth.
Y. Mor. Did you attempt this rescue, Edmund? Speak.
Kent. Mortimer, I did; he is our king,
And thou compell’st this prince to wear the crown.
Y. Mor.  Base traitor, I defy thee!
K. Edw. Third. My lord, he is my uncle, and shall live.
Y. Mor.
K. Edw. Third. Sweet mother, if I cannot pardon him,
Entreat my Lord Protector for his life.
Q. Isab. Son, be content; I dare not speak a word.
K. Edw. Third. Nor I, and yet methinks I should command;
But, seeing I cannot, I’ll entreat for him—
My lord, if you will let my uncle live,
I will requite it when I come to age.
Y. Mor. ’Tis for your highness’ good, and for the realm’s.—
How often shall I bid you bear him hence?
Kent. Art thou king? Must I die at thy command?
Y. Mor. At our command—Once more away with him.
Kent. Let me but stay and speak; I will not go.
Either my brother or his son is king,
And none of both them thirst for Edmund’s blood:
And therefore, soldiers, whither will you hale me? Soldiers hale KENT away, to be beheaded.
K. Edw. Third. What safety may I look for at his hands,
If that my uncle shall be murdered thus?
Q. Isab. Fear not, sweet boy, I’ll guard thee from thy foes;
Had Edmund lived, he would have sought thy death.
Come, son, we’ll ride a-hunting in the park.
K. Edw. Third. And shall my uncle Edmund ride with us?
Q. Isab. He is a traitor; think not on him; come. Exeunt.
[Berkeley Castle]
Enter MATREVIS and GURNEY
Mat. Gurney, I wonder the king dies not,
Being in a vault up to the knees in water,
To which the channels of the castle run,
From whence a damp continually ariseth,
That were enough to poison any man,
Much more a king brought up so tenderly.
Gur. And so do I, Matrevis: yesternight
I opened but the door to throw him meat,
And I was almost stifled with the savour.
Mat. He hath a body able to endure
More than we can inflict: and therefore now
Let us assail his mind another while.
Gur.  But stay, who’s this?
Enter LIGHTBORN
Light. My Lord Protector greets you. [Gives letter.]
Gur. What’s here? I know not how to construe it.
Mat. Gurney, it was left unpointed for the nonce;
“Edwardum occidere nolite timere,”
That’s his meaning.
Light. Know ye this token? I must have the king. [Gives token.]
Mat. Ay, stay awhile, thou shalt have answer straight.
This villain’s sent to make away the king. [Aside.]
Gur. I thought as much. [Aside.]
Mat. And when the murder’s done,
See how he must be handled for his labour.
Pereat iste! Let him have the king. [Aside.]
What else? Here is the key, this is the lake,
Do as you are commanded by my lord.
Light. I Know what I must do. Get you away.
Yet be not far off, I shall need your help;
See that in the next room I have a fire,
And get me a spit, and let it be red-hot.
Mat. Very well.
Gur. Need you anything besides?
Light. What else? A table and a feather-bed.
Gur. That’s all?
Light.  Here’s a light, to go into the dungeon. [Gives a light, and then exit withMATREVIS.]
Light. So now
Must I about this gear; ne’er was there any
So finely handled as this king shall be.
For, here’s a place indeed, with all my heart!
K. Edw. Who’s there? What light is that? wherefore com’st thou?
Light. To comfort you, and bring you joyful news.
K. Edw. Small comfort finds poor Edward in thy looks.
Villain, I know thou com’st to murder me.
Light. To murder you, my most gracious lord!
Far is it from my heart to do you harm.
The queen sent me to see how you were used,
For she relents at this your misery:
And what eyes can refrain from shedding tears,
To see a king in this most piteous state?
K. Edw. Weep’st thou already? List awhile to me
And then thy heart, were it as Gurney’s is,
Or as Matrevis’, hewn from the Caucasus,
Yet will it melt, ere I have done my tale.
This dungeon where they keep me is the sink
Wherein the filth of all the castle falls.
Light. O villains!
K. Edw. And there in mire and puddle have I stood
This ten days’ space; and, lest that I should sleep,
One plays continually upon a drum.
They give me bread and water, being a king;
So that, for want of sleep and sustenance,
My mind’s distempered, and my body’s numb’d,
And whether I have limbs or no I know not.
O, would my blood dropp’d out from every vein,
As doth this water from my tattered robes.
Tell Isabel, the queen, I look’d not thus,
When for her sake I ran at tilt in France,
And there unhors’d the Duke of Cleremont.
Light. O speak no more, my lord! this breaks my heart.
Lie on this bed, and rest yourself awhile.
K. Edw. These looks of thine can harbour nought but death:
I see my tragedy written in thy brows.

Light. What means your highness to mistrust me thus?
K. Edw. What mean’st thou to dissemble with me thus?
Light. These hands were never stain’d with innocent blood,
Nor shall they now be tainted with a king’s.
K. Edw. Forgive my thought for having such a thought.
One jewel have I left; receive thou this. [Giving jewel.]
Still fear I, and I know not what’s the cause,
But every joint shakes as I give it thee.
O, if thou harbour’st murder in thy heart,
Let this gift change thy mind, and save thy soul!
 Where is my crown?
Gone, gone! and do I still remain alive?
Light. You’re overwatch’d, my lord; lie down and rest.
K. Edw. But that grief keeps me waking, I should sleep;
For not these ten days have these eye-lids clos’d.
Now as I speak they fall, and yet with fear
Open again. O wherefore sitt’st thou here?
Light. If you mistrust me, I’ll begone, my lord.
K. Edw. No, no, for if thou mean’st to murder me,
Thou wilt return again, and therefore stay. [Sleeps.]
Light. He sleeps.
K. Edw. [waking].
Light. How now, my lord?
K. Edw. Something still buzzeth in mine ears,
And tells me if I sleep I never wake;
This fear is that which makes me tremble thus.
And therefore tell me, wherefore art thou come?
Light. To rid thee of thy life.—Matrevis, come!
Enter MATREVIS and GURNEY
K. Edw. I am too weak and feeble to resist:—
Assist me, sweet God, and receive my soul!
Light. Run for the table.
K. Edw. O spare me, or despatch me in a trice. [MATREVIS brings in a table.]
Light. So, lay the table down, and stamp on it,
But not too hard, lest that you bruise his body. [KING EDWARD is murdered.]
Mat. I fear me that this cry will raise the town,
And therefore, let us take horse and away.
Light. Tell me, sirs, was it not bravely done?
Gur. Excellent well: take this for thy reward. GURNEY stabs LIGHTBORN [who dies.]
Come, let us cast the body in the moat,
And bear the king’s to Mortimer our lord:
Away! Exeunt [with the bodies.]
[The royal palace, London]
Enter Young MORTIMER and MATREVIS
Y. Mor. Is’t done, Matrevis, and the murderer dead?
Mat. Ay, my good lord; I would it were undone!
Y. Mor. Matrevis, if thou now growest penitent
I’ll be thy ghostly father; therefore choose,
Whether thou wilt be secret in this,
Or else die by the hand of Mortimer.
Mat. Gurney, my lord, is fled, and will, I fear
Betray us both, therefore let me fly.
Y. Mor. Fly to the savages!
Mat. I humbly thank your honour. [Exit.]
Y. Mor. As for myself, I stand as Jove’s huge tree,
And others are but shrubs compar’d to me.
All tremble at my name, and I fear none;
Let’s see who dare impeach me for his death!
Enter QUEEN ISABELLA
Q. Isab. Ah, Mortimer, the king my son hath news
His father’s dead, and we have murdered him!
Y. Mor. What if he have? The king is yet a child.
Q. Isab. Ay, but he tears his hair, and wrings his hands,
And vows to be reveng’d upon us both.
Into the council-chamber he is gone,
To crave the aid and succour of his peers.
Ay me! see here he comes, and they with him.
Now, Mortimer, begins our tragedy.
Enter KING EDWARD THE THIRD, LORDS, and Attendants.
1st Lord.  Third. Villain!—
Y. Mor. How now, my lord!
K. Edw. Third. Think not that I am frighted with thy words!

K. Edw. Third. Forbid me not to weep; he was my father;
And, had you lov’d him half so well as I,
You could not bear his death thus patiently.
But you, I fear, conspir’d with Mortimer.
1st Lord. Why speak you not unto my lord the king?
Y. Mor. Because I think scorn to be accus’d.
Who is the man dares say I murdered him?
K. Edw. Third. Traitor! in me my loving father speaks,
And plainly saith, ’twas thou that murd’redst him.
Y. Mor. But has your grace no other proof than this?
K. Edw. Third. Yes, if this be the hand of Mortimer. [Shewing letter.]
Y. Mor. False Gurney hath betray’d me and himself. [Aside.]
Q. Isab. I fear’d as much; murder cannot be hid. [Aside.]
Y. Mor. It is my hand; what gather you by this?
K. Edw. Third. That thither thou didst send a murderer.
Y. Mor. What murderer? Bring forth the man I sent.
K. Edw. Third.  For my sake, sweet son, pity Mortimer!
Y. Mor. Madam, entreat not, I will rather die,
Than sue for life unto a paltry boy.
K. Edw. Third Hence with the traitor! with the murderer!
Y. Mor. Base Fortune, now I see, that in thy wheel
There is a point, to which when men aspire,
They tumble headlong down: that point I touch’d,
And, seeing there was no place to mount up higher,
Why should I grieve at my declining fall?—
Farewell, fair queen; weep not for Mortimer,
That scorns the world, and, as a traveller,
Goes to discover countries yet unknown.
K. Edw. Third. What! suffer you the traitor to delay? [Young MORTIMER is taken away by First Lord and Attendants.]
Q. Isab. As thou receivedest thy life from me,
Spill not the blood of gentle Mortimer!
K. Edw. Third. This argues that you spilt my father’s blood,
Else would you not entreat for Mortimer.
Q. Isab. I spill his blood? No.
K. Edw. Third. Ay, madam, you; for so the rumour runs.
Q. Isab. That rumour is untrue; for loving thee,
Is this report rais’d on poor Isabel.
K. Edw. Third. I do not think her so unnatural.
2nd Lord. My lord, I fear me it will prove too true.
K. Edw. Third. Mother, you are suspected for his death
And therefore we commit you to the Tower
Till farther trial may be made thereof;
If you be guilty, though I be your son,
Think not to find me slack or pitiful.
Q. Isab. Nay, to my death, for too long have I liv’d
Whenas my son thinks to abridge my days.
K. Edw. Third. Away with her, her words enforce these tears,
And I shall pity her if she speak again.
Q. Isab. Shall I not mourn for my beloved lord,
And with the rest accompany him to his grave?
2nd Lord. Thus, madam, ’tis the king’s will you shall hence.
Q. Isab. He hath forgotten me; stay, I am his mother.
2nd Lord. That boots not; therefore, gentle madam, go.
Q. Isab. Then come, sweet death, and rid me of this grief. [Exit.]
[Re-enter 1st Lord, with the head of Young MORTIMER]
1st Lord. My lord, here is the head of Mortimer.
K. Edw. Third.  [Exeunt Attendants.]
Accursed head,
Could I have rul’d thee then, as I do now,
Thou had’st not hatch’d this monstrous treachery!—
Here comes the hearse; help me to mourn, my lords.
[Re-enter Attendants with the hearse and funeral robes]
Sweet father, here unto thy murdered ghost
I offer up this wicked traitor’s head;
And let these tears, distilling from mine eyes,
Be witness of my grief and innocency. [Exeunt.]


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- Speed up the first time license insertion process.
- Support for Internationalization.
I started working on the project since mid April. Moving the code base to OpenOffice.org 3.1 SDK was easy. I also updated the other libraries to their newest version. Then I tried to implement the Draw support. I found that implementation for Draw should be same as the implementation for Impress. So adding Draw support was fairly easy, but I had some problem with the page sizes. The available code did not conceder about the page sizes and the margins. The next problem was; the visible license notice was added to the master page of the Draw/Impress document like a background of an Impress document. Therefore the user can not arrange the notice as he wants.
While I fixing those issues, Nathan asked me to have a look at the Flickr Image Re-Use plug-in. Then I started look at it and integrating its functionality to the CC plug-in. I had to update the API wrappers for the Flickr plug-in to make it working. Then I started using that code to add image reuse support for Open Clip Art. I also improved the loading time of the Flickr dialog.
Then I started RDF adding RDF Metadata in the document. Currently this works only in Writer documents, because OpenOffice.org currently supports adding RDF only for writer documents. Then I get back to improve the image insertion I added Wikimedia Commons and Picasa for that. So the users can now add images using four well known image sharing sites; Flickr, Picasa, Wikimedia Commons and Open Clip Art.
The next thing I did is the UI improvement and adding public domain tools. Those two things were carried in parallel. After discussing with my mentors Nathan and Christopher we decided to use a tabbed window. This will make the licensing less confusing and easy to use.
Next was the internationalization phase. I used the existing i18n repository to add some translations to the licensing dialog, but still there are new strings available in the dialog that should be added to Transifex. Hope those new strings will added in the future. These translations files (.po files) need to be converted to Java resource bundles (internationalization method used in Java). The source folder includes a script for this, and the instructions can be found in the README.
Issues
For the last few weeks I was testing and trying to find out the issues related to the plug-in.
Though the new version released as a stable release, there are some problems which actually out of our control. This plug-in will not work in Mac OS Leopard where Java 64bit is the default; this is a known issue in OpenOffice.org. In additions to that, Mac OS X also have a problem in displaying AWT windows (issue 92926). I am still trying to see whether there is anything I can do.
The next issue is with Linux. We tested the plug-in in Debian and Ubuntu, in both cases if the plug-in is installed through the extension manager, the menus either become gray or they will not be available at all. This issue is most probably a problem in 9.10 and 10.04 because the plug-in worked well in Ubuntu 9.04 and Windows. I am glad to say that I have found a workaround for this. If the plug-in installed using the terminal there will not be any problem. Users can use both CLI and GUI versions of the unopkg (Extension manager).
To use the CLI version run
/usr/lib/openoffice/program/unopkg -f ccooo.oxt
and for the GUI version use
/usr/lib/openoffice/program/unopkg gui -f ccooo.oxt
Actually this is not an issue of the plug-in itself it should be a problem with Ubuntu. Similar plug-ins likeOoo2GDand Open Cards are also affected by this problem.
I tested this plug-in in Windows and Linux in both x86 and x86-64 versions and it work without any problem (in Linux with the workaround).
Installation
The plug-in can be found in the extension repository. Alternatively you can direct download from here.
Windows users can simply install it by double clicking the plug-in. Ubuntu (may be other Linux users also) need to install it trough the terminal using
/usr/lib/openoffice/program/unopkg gui -f ccooo.oxt
or
/usr/lib/openoffice/program/unopkg -f ccooo.oxt
Source
The source code of the plug-in can be found at http://code.creativecommons.org/viewsvn/ccooo/branches/akila-gsoc-2010/
Comments and Feedbacks
While I was searching the Internet to find more issues related to the plug-in, I found some blog posts and comments about the plug-in. I have listed them below.
http://www.golem.de/1007/76211.html
http://openoffice.magenta-aps.dk/cliparts-lokalt-eller-online
http://www.ubervu.com/conversations/extensions.services.openoffice.org/en/project/ccoootest
http://www.skolekonsulenterne.dk/Infoweb/Indhold/Links/Clipart.htm
All of these feedbacks were good, except the Mac OS X issue. I am trying to fix it as soon as possible.
To add new feedbacks, users can use the extension page at extension repository. Still there can be issues related to the plug-in. Those issues and feature requests can be added to the CC issues list.
Future Features
Nathan suggested a feature for Flickr; to extract add images from a given URL. So users can copy and paste the URL to OpenOffice.org and the plug-in will automatically download the image and add licensing data also. This can be used for others services also.
In addition to that localization should be completed.
This is time time to thank all the people who helped me in achieving this. I should thank the following people specially for helping me;
- Nathan Yergler: for helping me with good suggestions in the pre GSoC period and in the community bonding period.
- Christopher Allan Webber: for mentoring me in this process and for all the good suggestions he gave.
- Nathan Kinkade: for helping with the SVN issues (yes I had some :)).
- Alex Roberts and Greg Grossmeier: for their valuable suggestions in making the GUI.
Now it is the time to rip off the “test” part from the plug-in name “Creative Commons Licensing (test)” :). The plug-in was released for beta testing since May 2010 and it was downloaded more than 400 times. But making a perfect program is impossible thing. So I appreciate if the users can report any issues and suggestions as I mentioned in the Feedback section. I will always try to fix/implement them.
More information about the plug-in and the screen shots are available in the wiki page.


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Mike Bostok
PhD at Stanford
Former employee of "NY Times"
and other 117 contributors ...
What is D3?
D3 is collection of js modules , designed to work together
Good:
Very popular -
5-th place on github
Extremely flexible -
It's easy to change something
Very fast -
Can work with 3-5 thousand dom elements
D3 can be used with - Angular, React, Vue
Bad:
Learning curve -
After 1 year, still left many things to learn
Decomposing
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example
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svg attributes with chaining
Practice
We are going to build
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Sidama referendum: Over 98% vote 'YES' for Ethiopia's 10th regional state
Ethiopia is due to have its tenth regional state after a landslide ‘YES’ vote in a referendum held for the Sidama zone located in the country’s south.
The National Elections Board of Ethiopia, NEBE, announced the official results which showed that over 98% of people who voted wanted the creation of a new regional state.
Out of a registered voter population of 2,280,147, those that voted YES were 2,277,063, representing 98.52 percent whiles the remaining 1.48 percent voted NO. The turnout was 99.86 percent the NEBE added.


I have been able to work with some great teams on some awesome projects. The work I've done has ranged from styling, to animation, to creation of emails and pages, to building out the entire structure of a site.
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When listen to your audio on AudioPile you are hearing the volume normalized, MP3 version of the file you originally uploaded. This allows streaming on mobile devices with a capable internet connection and compatibility with most browsers.
I hope you get some use out of this tool! Please read the FAQ below and if you still have any questions, suggestions or criticisms please send them my way!
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What is this for?
AudioPile is a web utility for easily uploading and delivering audio files.
What can I upload?
Audio is transcoded through Zencoder. They claim to be able to process just about any audio format but we have not tested this extensively. Wav and mp3's definitely work.
How much does this cost?
Lucky you, it's free right now. This project has very few users and I'm personally footing the bill for now. Financials will eventually be published.
I can't change my password! Where is the button for that?
It's on the todo list.
How many people are using this service?
As of this moment, {{userCount}} users have uploaded {{songCount}} pieces of audio!
Who's building all this?
TodoList
- Download both original and compressed
- Usage stats in this FAQ
- Utility based monetization with extreme transparency. We have to charge eventually.


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Color is all around us. From the beauty of the natural world to the man-made colors in everything we wear and use. In fact color is so powerful that marketing companies choose colors and color schemes to influence your actions and get you to buy their products. Art students have entire classes and textbooks on color theory and how to use and manipulate color. Obviously I'm not going to go that in depth, I'm not an art professional and I don't have that much room on this website, but let's start with the basics.
Light travels at various wavelengths that we perceive as colors. In our eyes we have three receptors for three types of wavelengths, red, green, and blue. These three colors are known as the primary colors of light, and by mixing these colors in various ways, we can create all the other 7 million colors we can see. (There are some people who can see 4 primary colors, they have a genetic mutation called tetrachromacy, but that's a story for another time). But we're talking about art right, not science?
I mentioned that the primary colors of light are red, green, and blue (it's actually how I made the colors for this website, by specifying the values for each color using the CSS property rgba(), where the a stands for alpha, or the transparency of the color). Likewise pigments have primary colors as well. When working with pigments (think paint) you can mix the three primary colors of pigments to create any other color. The three primary colors are cyan, magenta, and yellow (normally taught to kids as blue, red, and yellow). This brings us to our first color theory lesson... the color wheel.
The idea of the color wheel is pretty simple, you have a big wheel with the three primary colors equidistant from each other. (Note this diagram is not some arcane symbol or part of any ritual.)
The real magic comes when we use the color wheel to create color palettes. We can create color schemes from analogous colors, which are colors that are next to each other on the wheel, such as green and yellow, or orange and yellow. We can also create color schemes from complementary colors. Complementary colors are colors that are directly opposite each other on the color wheel, such as orange and blue, or red and green.


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| DOSE: |
6.0 mg |
oral |
5-MeO-AMT |
(powder / crystals) |
After much research and preparation, I obtained 6mg of carefully measured out 5-meo-amt and ingested it at 12:30am. It was surprisingly bitter, and I had to drink an entire can of Sprite to get the taste out of my mouth. I sat down on my couch and threw in a good light-hearted comedy to keep me in a pleasant mindset, and also grabbed a bucket to prepare for the nausea all prior trip reports had warned me about. The following is a timeline, written while on the substance. A few spelling/gramatical errors have been corrected, but other than that, it's exactly what I was feeling while under the influence.
1:30am - Starting to feel a bit of a headchange. Barely perceptable. Could just be placebo, but everything feels a bit...fuzzy.
2:00am - Definite headchange going on. Probably a +1. There's no sign of the nausea I've read so much about, but it's early yet.
2:36am - Wow! Just hit me like a ton O' bricks. Fractal rainbow patterns are emerging from everything. Can't focus on any image for any length of time. Was looking at some pictures on the internet, and though I could see them perfectly well (they weren't blurry or anything), I couldn't make out what a few of them were. I've got a perma-grin going, and just feel really good physically. A bit of that artificial chemical high in my head is my only complaint. Still no nausea at all.
3:03am - I keep thinking that I've peaked and will start to come down soon, but the trip just keeps intensifying. Everything looks three-dimensional, including images on TV and the tablecloth on my coffee table. I'm also incredibly happy, and the strangest things are striking me as being hilarious. This feels like being on a high dose of mushrooms and acid, plus a light dose of ecstacy. My time perception is in disarray. It feels like I've been tripping for at least eight hours, but in reality it's been less than three. This substance gets a thumbs up so far. I'm at a +3, easily.
3:27am - Mostly the same as before. I just realized I haven't smoked since this substance kicked in. I usually chain-smoke anytime I'm inebriated, but this is the first time a cigarette has even crossed my mind all night. Even thinking about it now, I still don't think I really want one. Very strange indeed.
3:35am - Feels like it's been hours since my last entry. Had to check all five clocks in the house to convince myself that less than ten minutes have passed. Still at a +3, still having a great time.
4:50am - Just finished watching the Blue Collar Comedy Tour. Gonna have to watch it again under sober circumstances to see if it's really as funny as I just found it. This trip is showing no sign of slowing down. Getting up to walk from the couch to my computer, I noticed that my motor skills are trashed. Walking was incredibly difficult, and opening my bedroom door took a little effort. Typing is surprisingly easy though.
5:32am - My roommate just woke up and left for work. Had a perfectly normal conversation with him. Don't think he had any idea I was the least bit high, even though I'm tripping harder than I ever have in my life. It's strange how capable this drug leaves you of basic cognitive functions, while simultaniously sending you on a trip that would normally leave you incapable of forming sentences.
6:12am - Nothing new to report really. Still happy, still tripping, still seing happy rainbow fractals everywhere. Time perception is still way off. I feel like I've been tripping for days. I could see this being a genuinely awful experience if you were having a bad trip, but fortunately I'm having a good one.
7:55am - Starting to wane off a little bit, but still at a good +3. Visuals are as strong as ever, but motor skills are beginning to return. Time dilation is as bad as ever.
9:00am - Down to a +2 now. Visuals are still pretty strong, but thought patterns are starting to return to normal. Seeing as I've had no nausea, I think I'll make some food and see if it helps to sober me up a bit.
9:23am - Made breakfast, but only ate a few bites. No nausea still, but once the food was in front of me I no longer wanted it. Very bland tasting and heavy feeling. Had a glass of apple juice instead.
10:30am - Still at a +2. Damn, this stuff just keeps on kicking. Still having a good time, but would like to get to sleep sometime soon. A bit of a headache is kicking in. I've decided not to take an excedrin, as this is my trial run with this substance, and I want to know how bad it will get.
11:17am - Headache's gotten pretty bad now, but it's not incapacitating. Still at a fairly strong +2, but am feeling like I might be able to sleep soon. Gonna throw in another movie, and hope that I can crash when it's over.
1:00pm - If it weren't for this terrible headache I could probably sleep now. Still tripping pretty hard, but I'm exhausted enough to crash.
1:43pm - Gonna try and go to sleep now. Head is pounding something fierce, but my eyelids are starting to droop. Hopefully I'll feel better after some sleep.
Afterward:
Ending up falling asleep fairly easily, but woke up a few times due to the intensity of the headache. After about ten hours of sleep I got out of bed and made some breakfast. Still had a minor headache, but was feeling mostly recovered. My appetite had returned to normal, but I still felt worn out. It's worth noting that I'd been battling insomnia for the past three months, and prior to this trip had only been getting about an hour of sleep a night.
Stayed up long enough to watch an episode of the Simpsons, and then fell back asleep for another 18 hours. Whether this was due to the drug or the prior sleep deprivation I'm not sure, but all that sleep certainly did me good. Woke up for work the next day feeling refreshed and energetic. Unfortunately, the insomnia returned the next night, but it's been more bearable since.
All in all, I rather enjoyed this experience. My only complaints would be the headache, and the lack of any sort of insight. While I was quite happy and had a great time, I didn't get any of the usual revelations that psychedelics bring. Also, I could see the duration of this drug being a problem if one were to fall into a bad trip.
Overall rating, Thumbs up. Not as useful or enjoyable as 2c-i or 5-meo-dmt, but not a bad little research chem.
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WITNESS LIST
Veteran Affairs & Military Installations-S/C Border Security
May 18, 2015 8:00 AM
AGAINST:
Beardall, Bill Attorney, Executive Director (Equal Justice Center), Austin, TX
Gallardo, Maxie Senior Policy Analyst (Workers Defense Project), Austin, TX
Mendoza, Elia Director (also providing written testimony) (Self; Lulac league of united
latin american citizens), San antonio, TX
Moreno, Celina Legislative Staff Attorney (MALDEF), San Antonio, TX
Perez Ramirez, Karla (Self), Pasadena, TX
Simpson, Matt (ACLU of Texas), Austin, TX
ON:
McCraw, Steven Director (Texas Department of Public Safety), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Patterson, Dr. Jeff Executive Director (Texas Catholic Conference), Austin, TX
AGAINST:
DeFrates, Ana Texas Director for Policy and Advocacy (National Latina Institute for
Reproductive Health), Austin, TX
Huerta, Chris (Self; Youth Empowerment Alliance at The University of Houston),
Houston, TX
Juarez, Roberto (Self), Houston, TX
ON:
Bodisch, Robert Deputy Director. DPS (Texas Dept. of Public Safety), Austin, TX
Stong, Craig (TEDSI Infrastructure Group, Inc), Mission, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
ON:
Arriaga, Amanda (Texas Dept of Public Safety), Austin, TX
Darr, Shyra Director of Administration (Texas Facilities Commission), Austin, TX
Molina, Kay General Counsel (Texas Facilities Commission), Austin, TX
FOR:
Smith, Melinda (Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas), Austin, TX
Tarlton, Patrick (Texas Chemical Council), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Cubriel, Randy (Nucor), Austin, TX
Golemon, Kinnan (Shell Oil Company), Austin, TX
Kearns, Dennis (Texas Railroad Association), Austin, TX
Lara, Rene Legislative Dir. (Texas AFL-CIO), Austin, TX
Meroney, Mike Consultant (Huntsman Corp., BASF Corp., and Sherwin Alumina, Co.),
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When I was sixteen years old I was in a car accident. Not wearing my seatbelt, I was slammed into the steering wheel, and for years afterwards I suffered with on and off pain in the left side my chest. One day in my freshmen year of college the pain became unbearable and I went to emergency room fearing I was having a heart attack. They told me I had a rare chest problem and prescribed me Lortab, which, at that time, meant nothing to me. I thought it was some kind of anti-inflammatory drug. I had been drinking and smoking marijuana since middle school but I had never gone past that with my drug usage.
When I first took the Lortab, I fell in love with prescription pain killers. I loved the feeling of complete relaxation and not having any pain in my chest. When I would smoke pot after taking a Lortab or Vicodin it would heighten the feeling greatly. My prescription ran out, so I began to buy painkillers illegally through various sources. I also began trying other kinds of prescription drugs including alprazolam (xanax), triazolam (Halcion), Diazepam (Valium), clonazepam (Klonopin) and a whole slew of others, although pain killers always remained my favorite.
Soon after first trying pills I discovered I could crush them up and snort them, which would give me a more immediate and intense rush. Some pills are not appropriate for this kind of use, as I found out with certain drugs like Darvocet, Ultram and Cyclobenziprine.
After trying other drugs like uppers and hallucinogens, like mushrooms and salvia (craziest drug I've ever experienced), I had my first taste of OxyContin. I had known what it was for quite some time, that it was oxycodone (same active ingredient as is in Percocet) which I had taken many times and was pretty much my favorite drug. Some friends of mine came across a large quantity of 20mg OCs and a couple bottles of morphine. With the help of a friend who was more versed in OC use than I was at the time, I learned how to remove the time-release coating and crush the pill into a fine powder. It looked like such a small amount compared to what I was use to. However, OxyContin is much, much more potent than Vicodin or Percocet. It was the feeling I had been looking for.
We would do lines then put water up afterwards to drip down the extra powder that wouldn't cross the membrane into the capillaries (flushing out). Snorting OC doesn't yield the uncomfortable burning sensation that other pain killers do that are also filled with acetaminophen or ibuprofen. The first line gives me an instant rush. Some people will sit back and close their eyes, but this initial burst of euphoria always made me energetic at first, causing me to walk around, talk to people, and smoke cigarettes.
OxyContin is like living in a dream world. Everything is slowed down, pleasant, happy. While Iím on it, nothing can bother me or upset me, I move through the motions of the day with a calm that I could never achieve in sobriety. It had quickly become my favorite drug.
Eventually the supply of free oxycontin ran out, and as I did with Lortab in the beginning, my friends and I turned to buying OC illegally on the street. Buying OC is not like scoring some bud or even other prescription drugs. There is an air of tension, suspicion, and fear especially when first making a connection with a dealer. My friends and I couldn't just buy it from other students like we did with other drugs, but had to go out into the public, and usually they came from older men, guys who also sold heroin, morphine and cocaine. In my experience, this is how most oxycontin makes it to the street. Older men and women (and sometimes REALLY old, Iím talking 80 and 90 year old citizens) who are prescribed OxyContin will fill their prescriptions for relatively cheap with insurance.
The dealer then sells each pill (usually we bought 80mgs) at a huge markup rate (the standard price for a 20mg is 15 dollars, a 40mg, 30 dollars and an 80mg, 60 dollars...).The particular town I studied in made things worse. The DEA had a task force dedicated to getting dealers off the streets with a team of undercover agents posing as dealers and potential buyers. You had to be extremely careful who you were dealing with and where.
Back to the effects of OC itself. When I take OxyContin, I feel on top of the world, complete euphoria that can make the most mediocre and boring night into the time of my life. My friends and I would score, then sit around all night watching movies. There are a few downfalls. Some people get very nauseous (some of my friends would puke 7 or 8 times in one day while binging on OC, but would tell me they didn't really mind the puking, because as soon as its up, they felt amazing again instantly). I personally never had a problem with getting sick on it.
At high doses, its extremely hard to take a piss when Iím on OC. I would stand in front of the toilet for five, ten minutes at a time and nothing would come. Some people dislike the itchy feeling that comes with a moderate to high dose, but I personally enjoy it, because it feels great when I get someone to scratch it for you, almost orgasmic. Another downfall: when I go on a binge for a couple days or weeks, I do not feel like eating much at all. I would drink tons and tons of water and smoke countless cigarettes, but sometimes I've lost ten or fifteen pounds in a week from lack of real nourishment.
For a long time I decided against mixing OxyContin and any other drug other than marijuana. However, the summer after I first tried OC I quit smoking pot for unimportant reasons. One time I was offered a 40mg line (which is pretty big) after I had already gotten a good amount of beers in me.  It wasn't nearly as bad as I expected, and from then on I usually drank lightly while on OC.
Because OxyContin makes its way onto the street market differently from most non-prescription drugs, it is not always obtainable, which is probably what has saved me from ever developing a serious habit. I've had many many nights when my friends and I wanted to score badly, but I've never felt even a hint of a withdrawal symptom or any other sign of a real addiction. Some people I know chose to score for heroin when OC wasn't around, but I decided to stay away from H, mostly because of the stigma associated with it.
Increasing tolerance, however, is definitely fast and real when dealing with OC. When I first began using 15 or 20 mgs was enough to completely zone me out and put me on the nod. Within a few months, it took 50, 60, 70 mgs to attain that same feeling. I knew one person who got up to 200mgs in one day, enough to kill a first user twice or three times over, and wasn't even acting very inebriated at all, even while mixing with pot and alcohol. However, if one stops using even for a couple weeks, tolerance usually falls dramatically.
I've had a few scary experiences with OxyContin. There have been nights when I've been on a high dose and felt my respiration slowing down. I would stay up and try to occupy myself and wait out the high for fear of my respiration shutting down while I was asleep. Another time I had been doing lines all day, and was pushing around 100 or 110 milligrams total, when I started sweating profusely and my heart began speeding up dramatically and pounding hard in my chest. That was enough to stop me from using for about a month, until an 80mg was offered to me free of charge. Other times I've had close encounters with police officers and college officials while carrying some on me. Possession of OC is treated the same as possession of heroin, and it could potentially lead to up to 7 years in prison and an unlimited fine. This, clearly, is not worth it.
So, is it all worth it? I'm not sure. Personally, I feel the dangers are exaggerated in the media and other outlets. I've had long binges on benzodiazepines that have pulled me into real addiction very quickly, causing me to go into long periods of sickness and deep depression. Although I've used OC much more, I've never had this happen. Alcohol (in my opinion, the most dangerous drug) has caused me many more problems than OC, relationship problems, health failures, and risky and violent behavior. Because of a sweep of drug dealers in my home town where I'm living now, my normal sources have been shut down, and I've only gotten one 40mg pill in the last two months, and I wouldn't be crushed if I couldn't score for a long long time, although it still remains my favorite high.
I've seen people ruined by it and quickly moving on to heroin or morphine, and even choosing to melt down the OC and inject it. I cannot tell you how many nose bleeds I've had in the past few years and a plethora of other problems.
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As a result of the core learning over these 5 weeks, I have learnt so much about myself and it’s not all great. But the more you know you know, right. They do say knowledge is power. Right so with regard to myself I have learnt that I love love love to plan my time and set goals that are wildly unachievable. For example,I noticed sometimes I would write smaller tasks on my list after I had completed them just so I could cross them off. The takeaway here for me is to set realistic timeframes and goals instead of unrealistic ones that I can’t achieve and beat myself up for. Hello Ego. I have learned that like most my ego is pervasive and does affect my ability to learn, whether it’s in the form of being so hesitant to ask people questions as I feel bad. What I’ve learnt (hopeful) still learning is that I should just do it - just reach out.
They really are every bit as important as being able to perform technically. Values and empathy shape how the problem/challenge can be approached and solved. As well as how to relate, work with and treat people within the team and yourself. Self awareness is a step back from simply reacting and allows you space from yourself and question the presence of the ego and perhaps allows you to be not so hard on yourself or others and relate to them more.
And what surprised me the most about learning core is how much your brain, ability and learning capacity can change and grow through active (I think that’s the term) practise. Which is obviously hard work but changing the shape of something (a.k.a the brain) is. But it is possible illustrated in the concepts of neuroplasticity and growth mindsets.
The most challenging aspect of core learning for me was within Sprint 1 specifically the introducing yourself exercise. I found this particularly hard as I found having to explain what I valued and who I am as I tend to lean away from those types of experiences and conversations. It’s not that I don’t want to have them or talk about it, it just feels for me a very vulnerable uncontrollable space that is very left open to others' judgement. End of diary entry lol x0
Essentially at the end of the day, we are all human and we need to be able to understand, communicate and work with one another. Therefore core learning is essential to any job, and any industry to be successful (not in terms of money but within the job role and greater team). These core skills are pivotal in stressful workloads and we all know that coding can definitely get that way. Also people do say that learning computer languages(HTML,CSS & JS) is like learning a new language, so learning 3 at a time, is at times, mildly mindblowing to say the least. So if such emotional intelligence skills were not taught a lack of awareness of learning habits, self belief and values could unravel process or ability with the pressure. I’m not sure these core skills were valued in the past as much as they are today. Take for example emotional intelligence is a relatively recent concept in comparison to IQ. Programming is a skill and or profession that is in constant change and progression. One always has to be open to learning more and more.
No, not at all. Personally I think it gave me a clearer roadmap of myself and my intrinsic beliefs and learning ability. The skills that I learnt from core enable me to build learning habits more intune to my own brain and it’s needs rather than being defined by others. Essentially when I first started doing and completing the weekly Sprints I would be in constant panic mode thinking that I’d never get it. Through learning about how I learn, and deep diving into emotional intelligence concepts I could understand that it wasn’t that I would never get it but just that I hadn’t understood the concept….yet.


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| typedef struct PLibraryLoader_ | PLibraryLoader |
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| typedef void(* | PFuncAddr) (void) |
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| P_LIB_API PLibraryLoader * | p_library_loader_new (const pchar *path) |
| Loads a shared library. More... | |
| P_LIB_API PFuncAddr | p_library_loader_get_symbol (PLibraryLoader *loader, const pchar *sym) |
| Gets a pointer to a symbol in the loaded shared library. More... | |
| P_LIB_API void | p_library_loader_free (PLibraryLoader *loader) |
| Frees memory and allocated resources of PLibraryLoader. More... | |
| P_LIB_API pchar * | p_library_loader_get_last_error (PLibraryLoader *loader) |
| Gets the last occurred error. More... | |
| P_LIB_API pboolean | p_library_loader_is_ref_counted (void) |
| Checks whether library loading subsystem uses reference counting. More... | |
Shared library loader.
All modern operating systems support dynamic loadable objects. Such objects are compiled with special flags and can be loaded by other programs and libraries later at the runtime. These loadable objects often called as the shared libraries, though some platforms even allow to treat the program binary as a loadable object, too.
When the program is linked with a shared library its dependency would be resolved by the operating system automatically before starting the program. But in some circumstances you may need to load a shared library object explicitly (i.e. implementing a plugin subsystem, checking for API availability).
All functions and variables which a shared library is exporting are called symbols. Usually only the exported symbols are available from outside the shared library. Actually all those symbols represent a library API.
Use p_library_loader_new() to load a shared library and p_library_loader_get_symbol() to retrieve a pointer to a symbol within it. Close the library after usage with p_library_loader_free().
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Definition in file plibraryloader.h.
| typedef void(* PFuncAddr) (void) |
Pointer to a function address.
Definition at line 83 of file plibraryloader.h.
| typedef struct PLibraryLoader_ PLibraryLoader |
Opaque data structure to handle a shared library.
Definition at line 80 of file plibraryloader.h.
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Frees memory and allocated resources of PLibraryLoader.
| loader | PLibraryLoader object to free. |
| P_LIB_API pchar* p_library_loader_get_last_error | ( | PLibraryLoader * | loader | ) |
Gets the last occurred error.
| loader | PLibraryLoader object to get error for. |
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parameter was added. The NULL result may indicate that no error was occurred since the last call.
Different operating systems have different behavior on error indicating. Some systems reset an error status before the call, some do not. Some systems write the successful call result (usually zero) to the error status, thus resetting an error from the previous call.
Some operating systems may return last error even if library handler was not created. In that case try to pass NULL value as a parameter.
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| const pchar * | sym | ||
| ) |
Gets a pointer to a symbol in the loaded shared library.
| loader | Pointer to the loaded shared library handle. |
| sym | Name of the symbol. |
Since the symbol may have a NULL value, the returned NULL value from this call actually doesn't mean the failed result. You can additionally check the error result using p_library_loader_get_last_error().
Checks whether library loading subsystem uses reference counting.
When reference counting is supported, the same shared library can be opened several times, but it would be completely unloaded from the memory only when the last reference to it is removed.
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—read array elements from a file#include <stdio.h> size_t fread(void *restrict buf, size_t size, size_t count, FILE *restrict fp); #define _BSD_SOURCE #include <stdio.h> size_t fread_unlocked(void *restrict buf, size_t size, size_t count, FILE *restrict fp); #include <stdio.h> size_t _fread_r(struct _reent *ptr, void *restrict buf, size_t size, size_t count, FILE *restrict fp); #include <stdio.h> size_t _fread_unlocked_r(struct _reent *ptr, void *restrict buf, size_t size, size_t count, FILE *restrict fp);
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fp, count elements (each of size size) into memory,
starting at buf. fread
may copy fewer elements than
count if an error, or end of file, intervenes.
fread
also advances the file position indicator (if any) for
fp by the number of characters actually read.
fread_unlocked
is a non-thread-safe version of fread
.
fread_unlocked
may only safely be used within a scope
protected by flockfile() (or ftrylockfile()) and funlockfile(). This
function may safely be used in a multi-threaded program if and only
if they are called while the invoking thread owns the (FILE *)
object, as is the case after a successful call to the flockfile() or
ftrylockfile() functions. If threads are disabled, then
fread_unlocked
is equivalent to fread
.
_fread_r
and _fread_unlocked_r
are simply reentrant versions of the
above that take an additional reentrant structure pointer argument: ptr.
Returns
fread
is the number of elements it succeeded in
reading.
Portability
fread
.
fread_unlocked
is a BSD extension also provided by GNU libc.
Supporting OS subroutines required: close
, fstat
, isatty
,
lseek
, read
, sbrk
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WALTERBORO, S.C. (AP) - A South Carolina sheriff has been arrested on a domestic violence charge.
The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division says Colleton County Sheriff Robert Anderson Strickland Jr. was arrested Saturday for second-degree domestic violence for an alleged Thursday incident. SLED spokesman Tommy Crosby says Strickland was released from the county jail after posting a personal recognizance bond.
An affidavit states that Strickland assaulted the victim by “punching her in the face, with a closed fist, more than once, which caused moderate bodily injury.” It also says Strickland took possession of the victim’s cell phones, “preventing her from reporting the incident or receiving emergency medical assistance.”
Investigators say Strickland also allegedly damaged the vehicle the woman tried to flee in.
A telephone call to the sheriff’s office was not immediately returned.
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My social learning journey
... so far
Early days
1989
Learning with others
Joined JPMC
2005
Safety in numbers
Stuck in the machine
2013
Escape seemed impossible
New Horizons
2015
Sometimes risks do pay off
A passion project becomes real
2017
A new, exciting chapter begins
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2018
A major milestone
The Road Ahead
2019
Lots of miles left
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Basic data structures in Scala: Tuples
In the previous post we learned about Lists in Scala. Now I’ll briefly cover tuples.
You can think about a tuple as simple “wrapper” around a handful of things, it just keeps its elements together, at their own place.
Tuples are similar to lists in some ways, but there are also some key differences.
It is also worth noting that strictly speaking, a tuple is not a Scala collection, because it’s not one of the classes that implement the necessary functionality to be called a real collection.
What are they good for?
So why is it handy that we can wrap a couple of things together?

Tuples provide a very ligth-weight tool to pass around a small group of values together.
Creating tuples
Let’s see two quick examples:
val myFirstTuple = (-2, 8, 13)
val result:Double = 42.0
val mySecondTuple = (result, "Hello", '!', "Scala")
Creating a tuple is as easy as listing its elements, separated by commas, and wrap all this in parentheses. No special keyword is needed.
As Lists, tuples also keep the order of their elements, and duplicates among the elements are allowed.
Tuples are always immutable, there’s no way to change their elements.
First difference from List: types of elements
As you may remember, Lists were used to hold elements of the same type. It might not be obvious, because of Scala’s smart automatic type inference, but if you put all kinds of things into a List, like here:
val myList = List(-2, 48, "hello")
On the other hand, tuples were designed to hold different types of objects. The type description of “mySecondTuple” from the first example, will be:
(Double, String, Char, String)
Second difference from Lists: allowed length
List can be of any length. But there is an upper limit for the number of elements in a tuple: it’s 22. (Don’t ask me why.)
Trying to create a tuple with 23 or more elements will lead to an error. But 22 items is well enough.
Third difference from Lists: indexing
Lists (and usually all kinds of collections) index their elements starting from zero. But tuples are different: their elements are indexed from one.
The syntax is also a bit weird, you need a dot plus an underscore between the tuple and the index.
Some examples of referencing tuple elements:
val tupleTweet = ("johhnny", 531523L, "Hello, Mom!")
val username = tupleTweet._1
val id = tupleTweet._2
println(username + ": " + tupleTweet._3 )
// johhnny: Hello, Mom!
Smart usage
Let’s say we have a function that returns three values in a tuple:
def getTweetData(id: Long):(String, Int, String) = {
// should get data from database,
// instead a dummy solution
if (id == 5) {
("angie", 30, "It's my birthday!")
}
if (id == 7) {
("tony", 11, "Rainbows! :)")
}
("zoe", 13, "More rainbows! :)")
}
And then, where we call this function, we want to give the elements from the tuple separate value names.
The first solution that we may think of is with using indices, but it’s quite clumsy. Instead, we can simply list the desired variable names on the left side of the assingment operator, like in this example:
val(name, age, msg) = getTweetData(8)
println("Name is: " + name + ", age:" + age)
Moreover, if you don’t care about some values (for example, the age is not important), then you can use a wildcard operator, an underscore (again) in its place:
val(name, _, msg) = getTweetData(8)
println("Name is: " + name + ", message is: " + msg)
Then you’ll get only two new values after the assignment in the first line, instead of three.
You can find more examples on TutorialsPoint and in Alvin Alexandes’s blog.
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A wonderful serenity has taken possession of my entire soul, like these sweet mornings of spring.
Distinctively cultivate granular action items with standards compliant metrics. Holisticly promote empowered.
Assertively facilitate go forward web services whereas intuitive e-markets. Completely parallel task world.
Efficiently monetize technically sound e-markets rather than interoperable e-services.
Collaboratively seize best-of-breed manufactured products for inexpensive initiatives. Dynamically repurpose.
Enthusiastically promote standards compliant relationships vis-a-vis backend resources.


On starting the v2 backup process, you will be asked to select the backup folder. Then, you will be asked for permission (once or twice) so that KC3 can view and write into the folder.
This is an experimental backup feature that provides more stability at the cost of speed.
It also allows for updating existing backup files without having to perform a full backup.
Please note that it is only supported by Chrome 86 and later.
The v2 backup files are NOT compatible with v1 backup, and vice versa.
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## About
Anupriya Srivastava is currently pursuing her Masters in VLSI and Embedded systems from DTU. She has done her graduation in Electronics and Communication Engineering from Jaypee Institute of Information Technology(Sec-62). This interest in electronics and specifically VLSI as well as IoT roots back to her Bachelors. She hails from Delhi but has a thing for her chilhood place Mumbai.
She has earlier worked on projects based on IoT, Optical Communcation and Robotics. She interned in DRDO, Ministry Of Defence and worked on the then ongoing project of Avalanche Detection. This project aimed at providing aid to the army depolyed in Himalayan region. The same technique can be used in various other agendas aiming at damage reduction due to seismic activities. She had aslo interned at Delhi University Physics and Astrophysics department. There she worked on fabricaton and designing of SAW devices.
Her spare time is mostly devoted to sketching and singing. The recent addition to the leisure list is blogging and tech reviews. Psychology and Economics interests her, if not an engineer she definitely would have been a psychologist. 😝
Welcome to *Anupriya's blog*.
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With 128 million active users globally, eBay is one of the world's largest online marketplaces where practically anyone can buy and sell practically anything. Founded in 1995, eBay connects a diverse and passionate community of individual buyers and sellers, as well as small businesses. Their collective impact on e-commerce is staggering, and more than 500 million items are listed on eBay.


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AbstractSorter
analyze(int)
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Analyzer
analyzer
- package analyzer
Analyzer
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Analyzer()
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Analyzer
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BubbleSort1
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sorts
BubbleSort1()
- Constructor for class sorts.
BubbleSort1
bubbleSort1(int[])
- Method in class sorts.
BubbleSort1
BubbleSort2
- Class in
sorts
BubbleSort2()
- Constructor for class sorts.
BubbleSort2
bubbleSort2(int[])
- Method in class sorts.
BubbleSort2
BubbleSorter
- Class in
sorts
BubbleSorter()
- Constructor for class sorts.
BubbleSorter
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duration(long, long)
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Analyzer
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fillers
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Fillers
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Fillers()
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Fillers.Generator
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findDeclPublMethod(Class)
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Reflection
findGenMethods()
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Reflection
findSortClasses()
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Reflection
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genRand(int)
- Static method in class fillers.
Fillers
genSort(int)
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Fillers
genSortD(int)
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Fillers
genSortX(int)
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Fillers
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main
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Main
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Main()
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Main
main(String[])
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Main
Main method provides scanning of the user's input and calls
Analyzer.analyze(int)
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int inpLen = in.nextInt();
is used for checking if the inputted values is integer
MergeSort
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MergeSort()
- Constructor for class sorts.
MergeSort
mergeViaBubbleSort1(int[])
- Method in class sorts.
MergeSort
mergeViaBubbleSort2(int[])
- Method in class sorts.
MergeSort
mergeViaQuickSort(int[])
- Method in class sorts.
MergeSort
mergeViaUsualSort(int[])
- Method in class sorts.
MergeSort
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output
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Output
- Class in
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Output()
- Constructor for class output.
Output
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prepForQuicksort(int[])
- Method in class sorts.
QuickSort
printRes(long, String)
- Method in class output.
Output
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QuickSort
- Class in
sorts
QuickSort()
- Constructor for class sorts.
QuickSort
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reflect
- package reflect
Reflection
- Class in
reflect
Reflection()
- Constructor for class reflect.
Reflection
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sort(int[])
- Method in class sorts.
AbstractSorter
sorts
- package sorts
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time()
- Method in class analyzer.

UsualSort
usualSort(int[])
- Method in class sorts.
UsualSort
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