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# Setup the universe: eurusd = self.AddForex("EURUSD", Resolution.Daily).Symbol nzdusd = self.AddForex("NZDUSD", Resolution.Daily).Symbol # STEP 1: Request a DataFrame: self.df = self.History([eurusd, nzdusd], 3) # STEP 2: Check if the DataFrame is empty and lock onto a Symbol index with the `loc[]` method. # You can access a security’s data in a DataFrame by using the Symbol or the string representation of the Symbol if not self.df.empty: eurusd_quotebars = self.df.loc[eurusd] # or just "EURUSD" instead of Symbol # STEP 3: Extract and manipulate a single column with the string column name spread = eurusd_quotebars["askclose"] - eurusd_quotebars["bidclose"] # Make sure to use the lowercase string column name.
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# UNSTACKING: Transform into columns # Fetch multi-indexed history: self.dataframe = self.History([self.Symbol("IBM"), self.Symbol("AAPL")], 3) # Transform using unstack: self.dataframe["close"].unstack(level=0) # Make sure to use the lowercase string column name.
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// Set up the universe var spy = AddEquity("SPY").Symbol; var aapl = AddEquity("AAPL").Symbol; // Example 1: Iterate over TradeBar objects var tradeBars = History(spy, 10); foreach (var tradeBar in tradeBars) { Debug($"{tradeBar.Time}: {tradeBar.Close}"); } // Example 2: Iterate over QuoteBar objects var quoteBars = History(aapl, 10); foreach (var quoteBar in quoteBars) { Debug($"{s.Time}: {quoteBar.Bid.Close} / {quoteBar.Ask.Close}"); } // Example 3: Iterate over Slice objects var slices = History(new[] {spy, aapl}, 10); foreach (var slice in slices) { Debug($"{slice.Time}: AAPL {slice.QuoteBars[aapl].Bid.Close}, SPY {slice[spy].Close}"); }


Mathematical modeling is a core part of Waterloo iGEM: we have nearly as many team members typing furiously away in our dry lab as we do wrangling transformations in our wet lab. This year, we created models in Python, MATLAB and NetLogo that examine the feasibility of our design and provide tools for assessing future designs. The code for each model is available on our GitHub and details on the formulation of each model may be found in the pages linked below.
Cas9 Frameshift Dynamics
We modelled the accumulation of mutations in a target genome and eventual deactivation of target genes after cutting by CRISPR/Cas9 and repair by Non-Homologous End Joining (NHEJ). A stochastic and probabilistic model of the effect of CRISPR/Cas9 on a single genome allowed us to investigate the accumulation of indels in a genome with multiple targets over time. Our Python model provides a tool for other teams looking to investigate multiplexed Cas9 targeting for deactivation of target genomes.
PAM Structural Bioinformatics
A key limitation of the current use of S. pyogenes Cas9 for gene editing is the inability to target sequences which are not adjacent to a NGG PAM sequence. To overcome this issue, we developed a pipeline to probe Cas9 mutants with altered PAM specificity using simulation tools in PyRosetta and Python. A detailed description of the analysis and software used in this work can be found on the Modeling Engineered Cas9 PAM Flexibility.
The simulation managed to successfully predict the PAM specificity of wild type spCAs9. However, validation against known Cas9 mutants was less successful, predicting a mix of correct and incorrect, though biochemically similar, PAM sequences.
CRISPR Plant Defense
To model antiviral application, we looked at the antiviral effects of CRISPR/Cas9 targeting on three scales: CaMV genomes, plant cells and plant leaves. A background primer on Cauliflower Mosaic Virus (CaMV) genetics, replication and spread can be found on the CaMV Biology page.
On the scale of individual genomes, we used our dynamics model of CRISPR/Cas9 to model viral genomes becoming non-functional over time as frameshift mutations were introduced. The results of running 1000 simulations using our sgRNA target design to deactivate the CaMV P6 gene predict the following pattern of P6 functionality over time.
The exponential decay fit shown in the graph above was then passed to a model on the scale of plant cells. We modelled CaMV Replication in a single infected cell using ordinary differential equations. The ODE replication model allowed us to see the effect that the CRISPR/Cas9 decay of P6 would have on virion production. We also examined the interaction bewteen intracellular plant defenses (RNA interference) and the CRISPR/Cas9 defense and conducted a sensitivity analysis on our parameters.
The ODE model was then scaled up to the level of plant leaves. We modeled the spread of infection between plant cells using an agent-based framework, which is described in detail on the Intercellular Viral Spread page. The agent-based model allowed us to explore the effect of intercellular defense signalling (which leads plant cells to resist to infection and become suseptible to apoptosis).
Overall, our multi-scale model of CRISPR Plant Defense allowed us to investigate the extent to which we could slow CaMV spread using CRISPR/Cas9 and its interaction with host defense systems such as RNA interference and intercellular defense signalling.


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You activate a standard image by clicking on its button on the Standard Image Selector Panel. This causes the selected standard image to be displayed in the Standard Image Display Window. Standard reference images can be magnified and panned, but no windowing adjustments are supported, since this would compromise their display as a reference standard. |
| To select the study image you wish to view, you must first activate the study selection list by clicking on the "Select Subject Study" tab near the top of the control panel. With the study selection list visible in the control panel window, left-click your mouse on the desired item of the study selection list. When you click on an item, the associated image is displayed in the Subject Study Display Window, and BViewer automatically advances to the "Enter Interpretation" screen.. (This automatic advance feature can be disabled if needed: Ask your NIOSH facilitator if you prefer to disable auto advance..) |
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It may sometimes happen that you are presented with an undigitized film for interpretation or else you have a digital image that BViewer us unable to display, but which can be displayed using another program. In these circumstances where you are viewing the image outside BViewer, you can still perform an interpretation using BViewer. To do this, click on the "Enter Data to Compose a Study" button. This will result in a popup window where you can enter data for the study. When you exit this window a new study will appear as if it had been imported. Click on the bright green "Add Newly Arrived Images" button when it appears, and the new study will be added to the study selection list. If you click on it, you will be advanced to the interpretation screen where you can proceed with your reading as if a BViewer image were available. |
| You can adjust the image display by using the mouse and by using the control buttons |
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Position the mouse pointer over the image. Push the mouse wheel away from you to increase the magnification. Pull it toward you to decrease the magnification.
| Position the mouse pointer over the image. Press down on the left mouse button and drag the image to reposition it in the window. Release the mouse button when the image reaches the desired position. Here is an example of the previous image magnified and panned: |
Clicking the mouse on the Invert Colors button causes black to become white and white to become black, etc. This essentially creates a photographic "negative" of the image. Clicking the button again returns the image to its original coloration.
Clicking the mouse on the Rotate Image button causes the image to rotate 90 degrees counterclockwise each time the button is clicked.
Clicking the mouse on the Flip Vertically button causes the image to be vertically inverted, so that the top becomes the bottom and the bottom becomes the top.
Clicking the mouse on the Flip Horizontally button causes the image to be horizontally inverted, so that the left edge becomes the right edge and the right edge becomes the left edge.
Clicking the mouse on the Adjust To Full Size button causes the image magnification to be set to match the actual size of the corresponding film image. Clicking the button again, returns the image to the "best fit" size.
NOTE: In order for this resizing to be accurate, the display monitor screen dimensions must be correctly entered on the Set Up BViewer screen. You must measure the width and height in millimeters of your screen display area and enter the values in the appropriate places on the Set Up BViewer screen.
The apparent brightness and contrast of the subject study image can be adjusted by changing the settings of the window width and window center parameters in the conventional way.
Position the mouse pointer over the central part of the image. Hold down the right mouse button to engage the window center/window width adjustment. Moving the mouse upward increases the window center setting. Moving the mouse to the right increases the window width setting. You can drag the mouse around in a circular motion with the right mouse button depressed in order to "home in" on an optimum setting. The window center and window width setting will be updated in the image window header above the image.
If it is more convenient than moving the mouse around with the right button depressed, you also have the option of entering the desired window width and window center values in the edit boxes.
You can also use the Save Window Settings button to save a particular windowing specification for later use. Later you can click the Apply Saved Window Preset button to restore the specified windowing specifications. This can be especially useful when you have multiple studies being received from the same institution with the same imaging characteristics.
NOTE: If the linear measurement tool is active, then the right mouse button is used for that and is not functional for brightness and contrast changes. You can restore the right mouse button for controlling the brightness and contrast by clicking the Stop Measuring button.
The gamma correction for displaying a particular image on a particular display monitor can be set by entering a gamma value in the small edit box.
For a properly calibrated image displayed on a calibrated monitor, the value of gamma should be 1.0.
For an image displayed on an uncalibrated monitor, a value of gamma in the neighborhood of 2.2 may be an appropriate adjustment for the display monitor's luminosity behavior.
(Technical note: The gamma adjustment is a way of compensating for the nonlinear luminosity behavior of display hardware. The gamma setting interacts closely with windowing brightness and contrast settings. A calibrated display device is already gamma-adjusted and does not need any gamma adjustment.
In some circumstances a gamma setting such as 2.2 (common for ordinary color display monitors) may have been applied to an image at its point of origin before it was stored and transmitted. Gamma corrections should never be applied to a stored image, since this correction applies to the specific display device where the image is being viewed. The intent would have been to preset the image to a typical gamma correction for uncalibrated viewing. When viewing such an image on a calibrated monitor, you can undo this pre-stored adjustment by selecting a fractional gamma value less than 1.0. In a well-controlled and well-calibrated image generation and viewing environment, you should never have to make gamma adjustments. A value of 1.0 conforms to properly calibrated hardware.)
Left clicking the mouse on the Hide Study Info button removes the text overlay displayed in the upper left corner of the image. This information is extracted from the Dicom header of the image file and provides details such as the subject name, ID, date of birth, etc. Clicking this button a second time will toggle the display of this information back on.
Left clicking the mouse on the Reset Image button restores all the image settings that you may have changed back to their original values. The image is redisplayed as it was when you originally selected it.
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Left clicking the mouse on the Save Window Settings button causes your current display windowing settings for this image to be saved as a named preset. Saved windowing presets can be reapplied to the current image or applied to any images you view in the future. Clicking this button results in the appearance of the popup window shown below: |
Left clicking the mouse on the Apply Saved Window Preset Button pops up a window asking you to select from among your saved windowing presets the one you wish to apply to the current image. This window also supports deleting saved presets you no longer need to retain.
| Left clicking the mouse on the Measure Distance button activates the measurement tool and causes the three measurement buttons to light up, indicating that the measurement process is active. Also, the label on this button is changed to "Stop Measuring". Clicking on this button again toggles the measurement tool off. |
| Whenever the measurement tool is activated, it takes control of the right mouse button over the image. You can use the right mouse button to measure the distance between two points as follows: | |
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Releasing the right mouse button at the end of the distance measurement interval concludes the measurement. The distance in millimeters between the starting and ending points is displayed alongside the measurement.
NOTE: If the linear measurement tool is active, then the right mouse button is used for that and is not functional for window center/window width changes. You can restore the right mouse button for controlling the windowing by clicking the Stop Measuring button.
Left clicking the mouse on the Erase Measurements button will cause all the measurements currently displayed to be erased.
Measurement values are automatically compensated for image magnification changes. By default the distance measurement is calibrated to the assumed film size and the size of the monitor display screen entered on the Set Up BViewer screen. The measurements represent distances on the "film" and not necessarily distances on the subject of the exposure.
| If you have some way of providing a better estimate of the actual distances, you can click on the Calibrate Last Measurement button after having specified a measurement of a known distance on the image. | |
| You will be prompted to enter the correct distance in millimeters. | |
| All measurements made previously or subsequently on the current image will be calibrated to this distance. |


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Where To Watch Munster Vs Racing? TV Details For Zebo & Ryan Return
by Gary ConnaughtonAfter a hugely successful opening weekend for the Irish provinces, the four teams are back in action once again over the coming days. The biggest game of the round comes from Thomond Park, and we have all the tv details on where to watch Munster vs Racing.
Where to watch Munster vs Racing?
The game takes place in Thomond Park at 5.30pm on Saturday evening. It will be broadcast live on BT Sport 3, with coverage getting underway at 5.15pm. It will be directly preceded by Leinster's clash at Lyon.
Munster team news?
Munster have made three changes to the team that defeated Ospreys last week, with JJ Hanrahan, Tadhg Beirne and Jack O’Donoghue coming into the side. Tyler Bleyendaal is ruled out due to stiffness.
Munster Team: Mike Haley; Andrew Conway, Chris Farrell, Rory Scannell, Keith Earls; JJ Hanrahan, Conor Murray; Jeremy Loughman, Niall Scannell, John Ryan; Jean Kleyn, Tadhg Beirne; Peter O’Mahony (C), Jack O’Donoghue, CJ Stander.
Replacements: Kevin O’Byrne, James Cronin, Stephen Archer, Billy Holland, Fineen Wycherley, Alby Mathewson, Dan Goggin, Arno Botha.
Racing team news?
Racing Team: Simon Zebo; Teddy Thomas, Virimi Vakatawa, Henry Chavancy, Juan Imhoff; Finn Russell, Maxime Machenaud; Eddy Ben Arous, Camille Chat, Cedate Gomes Sa: Donnacha Ryan, Dominic Bird; Wenceslas Lauret, Boris Palu, Antonie Claassen.
Replacements: Teddy Baubigny, Hassane Kolingar, Ali Oz, Fabien Sanconnie, Yoan Tanga Mangene, Teddy Iribaren, Ben Volavola, Brice Dulin.
What's on the line?
Both side secured comfortable wins in their opening pool games. Munster secured a bonus point win against Ospreys in Swansea, while Racing has 30-10 home win over a depleted Saracens side.
Considering the trouble both Ospreys and Saracens find themselves in at the minute, whoever wins this game will no doubt take the initiative in the pool.
This game will also see the return of Simon Zebo and Donnacha Ryan to Limerick, the two former Munster men who now ply their trade in France. They will no doubt receive a warm reception from the Thomond Park crowd, but that will be the end of the pleasantries.


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http://oregonvma.org/files/Kommedal-Feline-Upper-Respiratory-Infections.pdf
Feline Upper Respiratory Infection (URI) | UC Davis Koret Shelter ...
Prevention must be the cornerstone of URI management in shelters. Once cats become ill, more than half the battle is lost. Even at .
http://www.sheltermedicine.com/node/45
Upper Respiratory Infections URI in Cats - Signs - Diagnosis ...
Upper respiratory infections usually respond well to treatment, though some cats can become quite ill. Occasionally, severe cases can progress to pneumonia.
http://vetmedicine.about.com/od/felinehealthcats/a/CW-FelineURI.htm
Cat Counsel: curing feline URI
How to cure a URI in your cat or kitten. Whether your kitten comes from a shelter or a breeder or the family down the street, it's very common for the stress of .
http://www.catcounsel.com/diy/uri.html
Upper Respiratory Infections
Dec 23, 2010 . Left untreated, URIs can progress quite quickly, and can even be fatal in . remedy to give because it depends on the cat's specific symptoms.
http://holisticat.com/uri.html
Can I Cure My Cats' Upper Repiratory Infections Myself?
Treatment of cat URIs requires supportive care mainly with oral antibiotics. . The amino acid lysine is often beneficial in helping cats recover from URI symptoms .
http://www.catchannel.com/experts/arnold_plotnick/can-i-cure-my-cats-upper-respiratory-infection-myself.aspx
Cat Upper Respiratory Infection Symptoms and Treatments
By far, viruses are the most common causes of upper respiratory infections (URIs) in cats. Feline calicivirus and feline herpesvirus account for 80 to 90 percent of .
http://pets.webmd.com/cats/guide/upper-respiratory-infection-cats
Viral Upper Respiratory Infections in Cats - Manhattan Cat Specialists
Aug 17, 2006 . Upper respiratory infections (URIs) are common in pet cats. . and calici since the treatment and management strategies are similar for each.
http://www.manhattancats.com/Articles/viral_upper_respiratory_infections.htm
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Feline upper respiratory infections (URI) are the most commonly encountered disease problem . Discover information on the causes, symptoms, and treatments.
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8 lines |
insufflated |
Methamphetamine |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 5:40 |
4 lines |
insufflated |
Methamphetamine |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 7:30 |
4 lines |
insufflated |
Methamphetamine |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 11:00 |
2 lines |
insufflated |
Cocaine |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 12:00 |
1 bowl |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
| T+ 0:00 |
repeated |
smoked |
Tobacco |
(plant material) |
[Erowid Note: 16 lines of methamphetamine in an eight hour period, if standard size, is considered an extremely high dose, see methamphetamine Dose Chart]
Yesterday was the fourth day of my spring break. I hadn't done any drugs for a few weeks because I was applying for a job and they were going to drug test me.  Waiting for me at my house was my girlfriend, we'll call her T, my friend, we'll call him N, and thirty dollars worth of crystal meth that we had spent the last few hours cutting up.
So it's about 2:15 in the afternoon and I'm back from my drug test and ready to do massive amounts of crystal meth.  We've done cocaine, but that's about as close as we've ever gotten. Conveniently, we have a little bit of coke left over from a few weeks ago, but that'll come into play later. I'm already up as hell on caffeine from 2 sodas when we start doing lines. By the time we got everything ready it was about 3:00. T did the first line, and immediately she was complaining about how much it hurt her nose compared to coke. I went next.  It literally felt like my nose was being cleaned out with barbed wire, but it only lasted for around thirty seconds. Then N did a line, and so on.
I started feeling it first, and I have to say, it was genius. I never really loved cocaine because I'm always so up anyway that it doesn't do much for me. But this, this was amazing. Not only did I feel up, but I felt more comfortable in my surroundings than I ever have before. I was talking fast as hell and my heartbeat was a little too hard for my liking, but other than that, it was perfect. There was a euphoria I felt that coke hadn't even gotten me close to. T and N weren't feeling anything close to what I was. I told them it must be the caffeine, so they decided to do more. And when they did more, I did more.
The main problem was, we weren't treating it like meth, we were treating it like cocaine. The only difference we really knew of between coke and meth is that meth can take 5 - 10 minutes to hit you, while coke hits you almost immediately, and that meth lasts longer. So we would do a few lines each, wait ten to fifteen minutes to make sure it fully kicked in, and if we thought it wasn't enough, we'd do a few more lines. What made it worse was that all three of us had colds and stuffed up noses. I had a sinus infection that I've had for months, so every time I did a line I would first have to put my head over some boiling water, and then blow my nose.
I was already loudly declaring meth as my new favorite drug. T and N were having a good time too, but not as good as me. So we all kept doing more and more every 15 minutes. This lasted until 6:40 when we all decided we were good and that we shouldn't do anymore until we started coming down. By this time we had all done more or less eight lines. Then came the cause of our downfall. The moment when we all decided that we'd had enough was also the moment that we came up with the plan for the rest of then night. Never, ever, make a plan while at the peak of a crystal meth high, especially when it deals with unfamiliar and potentially dangerous drugs, it's just not a good idea.
The plan was to wait until 8:40 before we did any more meth. Then we would do a few lines to keep us up for a few more hours until around 10:30pm. I have no idea how we came up with these specific times, but I'm sure it seemed like a great idea when we did. We figured out that if we did another session at 10:30 then that would use up all of our meth. But then our truly great idea set in. First of all, we knew N needed to be home at 12:00, so after the 10:30 session it was just me and T. We decided that we wanted to stay up longer, but we didn't have enough meth, so our plan was that once we started coming down from the meth we were going to do a few lines of coke. Then, once we started coming down from the coke, we'd smoke the little weed we had left, and BAM!! We'd get to sleep sometime around 1:00 in the morning. Or so we thought.
It didn't exactly go as planned. We had done our 3:00 - 6:40 session and our 8:40 session. When 10:30 came around T made four lines for each of us. I did my normal sniffing steam routine, only this time when I blew my nose, blood came out. That got us a little nervous, but I assured them I could do my last four lines. These ones hurt just a little bit more. By the time we finished the 10:30 session we'd all done around 16 lines each. That was all over the span of seven and a half hours, and let me tell you, that was the shortest seven and a half hours I've ever lived through. Time became a slide show of five minute intervals.
We mostly just watched movies and listened to the occasional CD, but I honestly remember about ten minutes of each movie, not just because our memory was destroyed by the meth, but also because we weren't paying any attention. Most of the time we just talked at 500 miles per hour, although every once and a while we'd walk around the block and smoke a cigarette. Every cigarette I smoked made me come down a little, so I don't know why I smoked three, but I really just felt the need to go do something, and that was something to go do.
The hours of 11:00 - 4:20 are pretty much a blur to me. After N left, T and I walked around my house for a few hours cleaning up and watching movies. Once we started coming down, we were quite confused. It was like no crash we'd ever felt. It wasn't as much of a crash as a violent jiggle. Our heads started to feel like they were swelling up and we felt tingly all over, like all our limbs were asleep. We thought it would be over in thirty minutes or so, but it lasted from about 2:00 - 4:00 in the morning. Then we assumed our crash was coming to an end, and it was time to do a few coke lines. What we didn't realize was that coming down from crystal meth sometimes takes a little longer than that.
We thought that the crash would end while we were in the midst of our coke high, and then once we came down from that we could smoke a little pot and go right to sleep. Well, to make a long story short, T and I each did two lines of coke at 4:20, and they felt really good at first. Then T and I began reacting to the meth-coke combination very differently. She suddenly seemed like she was a robot, completely stiff and brain-dead, while I became more up than I've ever been on coke.
We decided that it would do us both a lot of good to smoke a little weed to bring me up and bring her back.  We got into my bed at 5:00 and layed there shaking, twitching, and most importantly, completely awake until 8:30. The entire time I was breathing irregularly and my heartbeat was jumping out of my chest. Every once and a while I would breathe in through our nose and get another meth drip. We decided there was no way we were going to fall asleep any time soon.
After a few minutes of figuring out what was going on, T drove to her house to take a quick shower while I stayed home. I couldn't figure out what to do, so I went onto my computer. I still felt pretty strange. My eyes had huge bags under them and I looked tired as hell, but I was completely awake. My heartbeat had gone down a little, and my shakes and twitches were almost completely gone. I was getting a little dizzy though, and I was afraid that if I sniffed at all I might get another drip that would send me right back to where I was before. My mouth was also really dry, so I decided to get something to drink. I grabbed an Arizona Iced Tea, and brought it to my computer with me. I knew it had caffeine in it, but I decided it just take a tiny sip to make my mouth feel better. Well, about ten seconds after I took that sip my body went insane.
First my hands and feet all felt really fuzzy again and I got a huge head-rush. I started to have a panic attack, and it felt like the walls were closing in on me. My heartbeat was faster and harder than it had been all night. I looked down at my chest and I could see it moving up and down with the beat of my heart. I could barely breath, and in an instant I had fallen off of my chair onto the ground. I didn't know what to do, so I got up as fast as I could and started thinking about how to slow down my heartbeat. I started taking long, slow breaths and walking around my house.
This is the first time I've ever felt like I was overdosing, and it didn't make any sense to me.   Finally I called a guy I knew who I knew did meth.  So I did, and I felt a little better. I had one more small panic attack, but as soon as T came back over I started to calm down.
 I talked to N on the phone and apparently as soon as he got home he laid down on his bed staring at the ceiling. He did that for eight and a half hours, until he too gave up on sleep. T and I have spent almost the entire day lying down trying to sleep, with no success.  It's been 28 hours and 37 minutes since we did our first meth lines. I've now been awake for a little over 35 hours straight. It's been 28 hours and 37 minutes since we started doing meth, and 15 hours and 17 minutes since we stopped. And to answer your question: Yes, it was worth it.
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"The Good, the Bad and the Ugly", ...
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## About Me
Hi! My name is Franco.
This is a personal website which contains some interesting things about projects, technologies and stuff I really like. Please, feel free to explore.
### Who am I?.
I'm a Software Developer and an entrepreneur with a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science.
I'm just a guy from a small town that enjoys solving problems.
I enjoy travelling, meeting new people and learning about different cultures.
I really like to face new challenges.
I'm a trekking enthusiast.
I'm Argentinian.
### What I do for a living
I'm currently a Technical Leader at Toptive SA.
I'm also doing freelance software development.
I write lots of code and solve challenging problems.
I try to contribute to open source.
I occationally write software develompment stuff.
### What I do for having fun
I really enjoy spending time with my girlfriend, family and friends.
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#include <Factory.h>
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static bool | Register (std::string name, FactoryMethod constructor) |
| Register to the factory. More... | |
| static Base< B > * | Create (std::string name, Args ... args) |
| Factory create. More... | |
Protected Types | |
| using | FactoryMethod = std::function< Base< B > *(Args...) > |
| Pointer type of the derived classes constructors. More... | |
| using | FactoryMap = std::map< std::string, FactoryMethod > |
| Type of the map between strings and derived classes constructors. More... | |
Static Protected Attributes | |
| static FactoryMap | RegisteredNames = {} |
| Mapping between strings and derived classes constructors. More... | |
Generic factory creator class.
Make possible to create a new instance of a virtual class choosing which derived class implementation to create according to a string
| B | virtual base class type |
| Args | types of the arguments for the derived classes constructors |
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protected |
Type of the map between strings and derived classes constructors.
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protected |
Pointer type of the derived classes constructors.
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inlinestatic |
Factory create.
Create a derived class given a string
| name | string identifying a registered derived class |
| args | parameters forwarded to the constructor |
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Register to the factory.
Register a string with a particular derived class constructor
| name | string to be registered |
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For the gnocchi, place the whole potatoes into a saucepan with plenty of water and bring to the boil. Simmer for 20-25 minutes or until tender.
Remove from the water and peel the skins off while still warm.
Place the potato flesh into a bowl and mash until smooth.
Add half of the flour and gently work into the potato. Add the goats' cheese and gently mix then add the remaining flour and gently mix to form a dough.
Roll out the dough onto a clean, floured surface to form a sausage-shape with a diameter of about 2cm/0.5inch and cut into 2cm/0.5inch pieces.
Bring a large pan of salted water to the boil and drop in the gnocchi. Remove the gnocchi with a slotted spoon when they float to the surface.
Refresh in a bowl of iced water, drain well and place onto abaking tray to dry.
Meanwhile, preheat the oven to 200C/390F/Gas 6.
For the chicken, gently lift up the skin of each chicken breast, leaving it attached to the flesh, and place three sage leaves under the skin of each.
Lay the skin back over the sage leaves and rub butter on top of the skin. Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Place the chicken in a heavy-based, ovenproof pan and roast in the oven for 10 minutes. Reduce the oven temperature to 150C/300F/Gas 2 and roast for a further 15 minutes.
Remove the chicken breasts from the pan and keep warm. Add the stock to the pan and place over a high heat. Boil until reduced in volume by half.
Add the gnocchi and cream to the stock, return to the boil and allow to thicken slightly. Season to taste with salt and freshly ground pepper.
Heat a frying pan until hot then and add the olive oil and the spinach. Cook for 1-2 minutes until wilted.
Serve the chicken with the wilted spinach, gnocchi and creamy sauce.


#include <GrPixelBuffer.h>
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| enum | EFORMAT { EF_DXT1, EF_DXT5, EF_DXT5R, EF_BGR16, EF_BGR15_A1, EF_BGRX32, EF_BGRA32, EF_RGBX64F, EF_RGBA64F, EF_RGBA128F, EF_R8, EF_RG16, EF_L8, EF_I8, EF_A8, EF_LA16, EF_INVALID } |
| enum | EUSAGE { EU_STAGING, EU_STAGING_STREAM, EU_STAGING_DISCARD, EU_READBACK, EU_READBACK_STREAM, EU_READBACK_DISCARD } |
Public Member Functions | |
| GrPixelBuffer (unsigned int width, unsigned int height, EFORMAT format, EUSAGE usage) | |
| ctor & dtor | |
| ~GrPixelBuffer () | |
| unsigned int | GetWidth () const |
| accessors. | |
| unsigned int | GetHeight () const |
| EFORMAT | GetFormat () const |
| void | ReadPixels (unsigned int srcX, unsigned int srcY) const |
| public methods | |
| void | UploadTexData (GrTexture *dst, unsigned int dstLevel, unsigned int dstX, unsigned int dstY) const |
| void | UploadTexData (GrTextureRect *dst, unsigned int dstLevel, unsigned int dstX, unsigned int dstY) const |
| void * | Map () |
| maps the data into the our address space. | |
| void * | Map (bool read, bool write) |
| void | Unmap () |
| void | PreContextReset () |
| context reset notification. | |
| void | PostContextReset () |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static EFORMAT | GetMatchingFormat (GrTextureBase::EFORMAT textureFormat) |
| class GrPixelBuffer |
Definition at line 23 of file GrPixelBuffer.h.
Note: these orderings are chosen for performance. Typically, graphics cards store their data in BGRA format, with each color component comprising of a single byte. While this is hidden with textures, we denote this ordering explicitly here since direct access to pixel buffer content is allowed.
| EF_DXT1 | |
| EF_DXT5 | |
| EF_DXT5R | |
| EF_BGR16 | |
| EF_BGR15_A1 | |
| EF_BGRX32 | |
| EF_BGRA32 | |
| EF_RGBX64F | |
| EF_RGBA64F | |
| EF_RGBA128F | |
| EF_R8 | |
| EF_RG16 | |
| EF_L8 | |
| EF_I8 | |
| EF_A8 | |
| EF_LA16 | |
| EF_INVALID |
Definition at line 31 of file GrPixelBuffer.h.
Definition at line 52 of file GrPixelBuffer.h.
| GrPixelBuffer::GrPixelBuffer | ( | unsigned int | width, | |
| unsigned int | height, | |||
| EFORMAT | format, | |||
| EUSAGE | usage | |||
| ) |
ctor & dtor
note that the discardable flag indicates whether or not the contents of the buffer must be preserved through a context reset.
make sure the width and height are valid.
ensure that the usage is valid for the given format.
the format requested is not valid for readback!
calculate the buffer size.
make sure the width and height are both multiples of 4.
calculate the total size for compressed formats.
calculate the size for uncompressed data.
generate a new buffer handle.
Definition at line 134 of file GrPixelBuffer.cpp.
| GrPixelBuffer::~GrPixelBuffer | ( | ) |
Definition at line 176 of file GrPixelBuffer.cpp.
| EFORMAT GrPixelBuffer::GetFormat | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 90 of file GrPixelBuffer.h.
| unsigned int GrPixelBuffer::GetHeight | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 89 of file GrPixelBuffer.h.
| GrPixelBuffer::EFORMAT GrPixelBuffer::GetMatchingFormat | ( | GrTextureBase::EFORMAT | textureFormat | ) | [static] |
class GrPixelBuffer
returns the matching format for a given texture format. If no matching format exists, EF_INVALID is returned.
static methods
Definition at line 123 of file GrPixelBuffer.cpp.
| unsigned int GrPixelBuffer::GetWidth | ( | ) | const [inline] |
| void * GrPixelBuffer::Map | ( | bool | read, | |
| bool | write | |||
| ) |
ensure that either read or write is mapped.
ensure that the buffer isn't already mapped!
make sure everything is well in OpenGL land.
calculate read/write flags.
bind the buffer and map it.
bind to the pack target for read buffers.
bind to the unpack target for write buffers.
verify that the buffer was mapped successfully.
return the pointer to the mapped data.
Definition at line 240 of file GrPixelBuffer.cpp.
| void * GrPixelBuffer::Map | ( | ) |
| void GrPixelBuffer::PostContextReset | ( | ) |
Definition at line 329 of file GrPixelBuffer.cpp.
| void GrPixelBuffer::PreContextReset | ( | ) |
context reset notification.
do we need to preserve data?
Definition at line 313 of file GrPixelBuffer.cpp.
| void GrPixelBuffer::ReadPixels | ( | unsigned int | srcX, | |
| unsigned int | srcY | |||
| ) | const |
public methods
reads pixels from the currently bound framebuffer. Note that a read must not go out of bounds from the current render target.
make sure the buffer isn't mapped!
verify that OpenGL is in a valid state going in and coming out of the readpixels call.
Definition at line 189 of file GrPixelBuffer.cpp.
| void GrPixelBuffer::Unmap | ( | ) |
the buffer must be mapped in order to call this function!
unmap the buffer.
bind to the pack target for read buffers.
bind to the unpack target for write buffers.
Definition at line 288 of file GrPixelBuffer.cpp.
| void GrPixelBuffer::UploadTexData | ( | GrTextureRect * | dst, | |
| unsigned int | dstLevel, | |||
| unsigned int | dstX, | |||
| unsigned int | dstY | |||
| ) | const |
Definition at line 219 of file GrPixelBuffer.cpp.
| void GrPixelBuffer::UploadTexData | ( | GrTexture * | dst, | |
| unsigned int | dstLevel, | |||
| unsigned int | dstX, | |||
| unsigned int | dstY | |||
| ) | const |
Definition at line 207 of file GrPixelBuffer.cpp.


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Control Flow notes the order of statements/code that is being run in a document. In coding, it is read from top to bottom. This is always the case unless there is another set of code to say otherwise. This is where the loop comes in. Instead of continue reading down, the loop can instruct the code to change direction/repeat.
For example - You want to water all the plants in your house. Instead of saying water plant a, plant b and plant c, you could say:
While unwatered plants > 0, keep watering plants
DOM refers to everything inside the page. It provides a visualisation of the directory of the page. I.e like a family tree or an organisation chart.
Similar to using CSS to select and modify elements in html for styling purposes, we use JavaScript to select and modify elements in a html document using tag, class or id to perform something.
To access any elements in a page, you use the DOM (like a directory) to find it by tags (p, h1, h2), classes, or ID
To find these element, use the Javascript function of querySelector( ) or querySelectorAll( )
Example 1: document.querySelector(".blue")
This will return all the first element in the page using class blue.
Example 2: document.querySelectorAll(".blue")
This will return all the elements in the page with class blue.
 There are different ways to access them:
let myFruit = [“apple”, “red”, “autumn”]
In this Array, the index list will be 0= apple, red = 1 and autumn = 2 *Note index always starts from 0
let myFruit = {
name: “apple”,
colour: “red”,
season: “autumn”
}
In this Object, to access any of the values we use the dot or bracket notation. I.e myFruit.name , myFruit.colour, myFruit.season or myFruit[name],myFruit[colour], myFruit[season]
Using the array and object above, we can return “apple” when
for array: console.log(myFruit[0]);
for object: console.log(myFruit.name);
Functions in Javascript allow for a specific set of code to be reused with any parameters. This is useful as rather than writing out the same code each time we need it, we simply call the function as many times we like to perform the same action.
For example, if we wanted the code to do an addition of three inputs/parameters, we can create a function
function add( a, b, c){ // the bracket is where you input the parameters
Return (a + b + c);
}
Anytime we need to add 3 items, we can pass it into the add function and it will return its total i.e
add(1,2,3);
This will return 6


- Deerisle Server
- VikingZ/TheBunker/WinterDeerisle/250kstart/helis&cars/AI
- Chernarus Server
- TheBunker/OvergrownChernarus/50kstart/25+customvehicles
Join in our Deerisle server. Everyone is welcome in the server. We do have some rules that everyone must follow. We do change the seasons on the server from winter season to a summer season. If you are looking for a laid back and fun-loving server then you have come to the right place. Our server is one of the first Deer Isle’s that has the EVR storm. We the admin’s do play on the servers as players, but we are free game just like all the other players. When an admin starts to play as a player, they will announce it. Special events are held a few times a month that normally has some great prizes for the winner. We look forward to seeing you on Vikingz The Bunker.
This is our Bunker Chernarus Server. You get 50k in your ATM to start with. There are more vehicles than you can shake a stick at!! There are two safe zones (Tanks Trader and Moses Trader) and a Black Market as well. The admins are always active. We try to do our besst to make everyone happy and have a great time. There is a lot to do on the map from growing the devils lettuce to the devils dandruff. We hope you have fun and if you have any questions, feel free to ask in our discord. You can ask one of the owners or one of the admins. We hope you enjoy your time and happy killing.


Refugees coming to Germany are ambitious and are active. But they continue to have transition problems into the education system and the labour market. The main goal of Kiron is to provide free learning opportunities to refugees and asylum seekers, regardless of their education background, gender and age. The non-profit organization has developed an online study program to enable smooth access to higher education and short programmes with a closer labour market focus.
Refugees coming to Germany are ambitious and are active. But they continue to have transition problems into the education system and the labour market. The main goal of Kiron is to provide free learning opportunities to refugees and asylum seekers, regardless of their education background, gender and age. The non-profit organization has developed an online study program to enable smooth access to higher education and short programmes with a closer labour market focus.


Read about seven people in court this week
Cases were heard in Nottingham and Sheffield courts
by Rebecca SherdleyThis week Ferrari and Porsche drivers ended up in court after a smash which left their cars wrecked.
Porsche driver, 27-year-old Henry Hibbs from Middlefield in Ollerton, and the driver of a Ferrari, 32-year-old Carl Hartley from Swadlincote in Derbyshire, are due to be sentenced for dangerous driving on a date to be fixed.
Hartley left the scene - but later identified himself as being involved in the collision. He said his brakes had failed and caused him to collide with the Porsche.
But an extensive investigation by officers into the circumstances surrounding the incident, between Rotherham and Sheffield, showed that wasn't the case.
The airbag unit from the Ferrari was shipped overseas where a professional was able to confirm at what speed the airbags in the vehicle were deployed - 68mph. The road that the cars collided on has a 50mph speed limit.
A collisions investigator carried out tests on the car to check for damage to the braking system - and no damage was found.
Time Line
The latest cases before the courts
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Man kicked car
A girlfriend refused to hand over a man's car keys after he drunkenly tried to cook breakfast after a night out.
She also told 30-year-old David Ashmore that he could not borrow her vehicle which was parked outside, a court heard.
Ashmore rode off on his bicycle in Stapleford on August 31.
Robert Carr, prosecuting, told the court: "He said he would smash her car up and picked up a wooden pool cue."
He then went out of the house and kicked her car, which is owned by her employer.
At court, he was ordered to do 50 hours community work and pay £250 towards repairs. He admitted causing damage on Rockford Court, Stapleford.
Ashmore is still in a relationship with the woman but now lives in Shorwell Road, Carlton.
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Homeless man spat at PCSO
A homeless man fell asleep in a doorway and reacted badly when he was woken by a PCSO.
Startled Daniel McConnell, 43, began to swear at the officer who found him on Goose Gate, city magistrates heard.
After spitting on the floor, his second burst of spittle landed on one of the officer's trouser legs.
It led to his arrest. He was sentenced to one day in custody on Wednesday, November 13.
Because he had spent a night in the cells, he was released immediately.
He admitted assaulting an emergency worker and being drunk and disorderly.
-
Ferrari and Porsche drivers end up in court
The grey Ferrari 458 following the collision
Two supercar drivers involved in a crash which left their vehicles wrecked have been convicted of dangerous driving.
Police were called to a crash involving a Ferrari 458 and a Porsche on May 20 last year.
The driver of the Porsche, 27-year-old Henry Hibbs from Middlefield in Ollerton, suffered minor injuries.
But the driver of the Ferrari, 32-year-old Carl Hartley from Swadlincote in Derbyshire, had fled the scene.
Hartley later identified himself as being involved in the collision. He said his brakes had failed and caused him to collide with the Porsche.
But an extensive investigation by officers into the circumstances surrounding the incident, between Rotherham and Sheffield, showed that wasn't the case.
The airbag unit from the Ferrari was shipped overseas where a professional was able to confirm at what speed the airbags in the vehicle were deployed - 68mph. The road that the cars collided on has a 50mph speed limit.
A collisions investigator carried out tests on the car to check for damage to the braking system - and no damage was found.
Within the investigation, officers appealed to the public for information and witnesses who had seen the cars earlier in the evening.
Numerous witnesses came forward, all highlighting the ‘dangerous’, ‘unsafe’ and ‘racing-style’ behaviour that the drivers had been showcasing across South Yorkshire.
Both vehicles were also captured on CCTV footage at various locations exceeding the speed limits of the road they were on.
Hartley pleaded guilty at Sheffield Crown Court to dangerous driving.
Hibbs pleaded not guilty to dangerous driving, but was found guilty of the offence by a jury at the court after a week-long trial which ended on Tuesday, November 12.
Both men will appear before Sheffield Crown Court at a date to be fixed for sentencing.
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57-year-old woman is caught with knife for second time
Nottingham Crown Court
A mum must get help after being caught with a knife for the second time.
Janet Burrows, 57, admitted the latest offence at Nottingham Crown Court, where she was ordered to get treatment for alcohol troubles and attend a probation course.
She was given an eight-month prison sentence, suspended for 18 months, and has been in custody since the incident on August 2.
Kevin Jones, prosecuting, said that police were called out and arrested Burrows, of Lime Street, Sutton-in-Ashfield.
"Officers spoke to her over some sort of incident at home. Her son contacted the police.
"She said she had a blade in her bag," said Mr Jones. It was found when police looked into it.
She pleaded guilty to possession of a bladed article in August.
-
Dangerous driver in court
A dangerous driver took his Ford Mondeo on the wrong side of the road in a police chase.
Police saw black smoke coming from Dylan French's car when he pressed the accelerator.
Instead of stopping when asked, the 27-year-old sped away and went onto the wrong side of the road, Nottingham Crown Court heard.
Stuart Lody, prosecuting, told the court there was a short chase in a heavily built-up area where there were many pedestrians and vehicles parked on either side.
"He sped away, travelling in excess of the 30mph limit".
An approaching car narrowly avoided a collision as French went onto the wrong side of Bath Street in Ilkeston and then onto Manners Road, the court heard.
The pursuit ended when the car hit a raised kerb on a roundabout. He was arrested on August 26.
French, formerly of Nuthall Road, Aspley, admitted dangerous driving. An immediate motoring ban was imposed but his sentence was delayed until April 28.
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Police found drunk man lying on tram tracks after attack
A drunk man was found lying in the middle of a tram line after calling police when attacked in the Market Square.
Former asylum seeker Nader Adam, 23, had an injured knee and initially refused to move from the track, city magistrates heard.
But officers eventually persuaded him to get into their patrol car and was taken to an address where they believed he lived, said Robert Carr, prosecuting.
Adam then got out of the vehicle, only to block its path by lying in the road. As officers carefully pulled away, they looked back to see him in the road again.
He was arrested for being drunk and disorderly on Chippenham Road, Lenton. Adam admitted this charge along with having a small amount of cannabis found in a search.
A £200 fine and £117 costs were ordered from Adam, of Colwick Woods Court, Colwick.


My Life and Hobbies
Computer Gaming
I play many computer games as well in my free time. Over the years I have played various games. Currently these two are the ones I am playing.
World of WarCraft Final Fantasy XIVI play many computer games as well in my free time. Over the years I have played various games. Currently these two are the ones I am playing.
World of WarCraft Final Fantasy XIV


Arduino
Arduino is an open-source electronics platform.
The boards, that you will see in the pictures below,
are used to process inputs, and turn it into an output.
We used these boards as circuit boards, and did things
like, turning on LEDs, making motors spin, and even
creating a motion detected sound.
Here are some examples of the boards I created in class.
Examples


Form Test
One
Submit
Custom Action Success
Execute Custom With Success
Custom Action Server Failure
Execute Custom Server Failure
Custom Action Returning Server Validation
Execute Custom Server Validation


You have one min to destroy as many citizens as you can. Fire your layers.
Blobs collect blobs and brings back to safe point. These firewood will burn leaf after two minds. Destroy them all.
Citizens have random movement speed and look.
Citizen unit types.
Fast chatting banker. This guy walks fast with that grin on that face. He's worried about losing value in relate that you so keenly want to destroy.
Starving artist. All that times spent life drawing were for nothing. Was it something she said?
Concerned mother. After all. She wants a safe world for her children to grow up to.
Play as both sides. Do you play as that giant leaf, city destroying plants issuing commands at it as you sit fit.
Or the poor helpless citizens whom are scrapping for firewood.
The choice is yours.


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Introduction
The Harvard Law School Library uniquely owns and manages approximately one million pages of documents relating to the trial of military and political leaders of Nazi Germany before the International Military Tribunal (IMT) and the subsequent twelve trials of other accused Nazi war criminals before the United States Nuremberg Military Tribunals (NMT) during the period 1945-49. Considered by many to be the most significant series of trials in history, these trials were established to prosecute those in authority in the Nazi regime for war crimes and crimes against humanity, to document those atrocities so that a permanent historical record would be created, and to establish a standard of conduct acceptable in time of war.
The documents -- which include trial transcripts and full trial exhibits and related materials -- have been studied by lawyers, scholars and other researchers in the areas of history, ethics, genocide, and war crimes, and are of particular interest to officials and students of current international tribunals involving war crimes and crimes against humanity.
To preserve the contents of these documents -- which are now too fragile to be handled -- and to provide expanded access to this material, the Library has undertaken a multi-stage digitization project, originally conceived in the late 1990s and implemented in stages since then. The Nuremberg Trials Project is an open-access initiative to create, present and make accessible digitized images of the Library's Nuremberg documents, document descriptions, associated transcripts in both full-text and image formats and general information about the trials.
The documents include transcripts recording the full protocol of courtroom activity over the course of each trial, indictments, arraignments, opening and closing statements, trial briefs, the documents submitted into evidence by both prosecution and defense, as well as the much larger set of source documents from which the trial exhibits were selected for use by lawyers.
While the document collection is primarily text-based, we have also included over 200 digitized photographs from the Nuremberg Tribunals from the Harvard Library's Visual Information Access (VIA) catalog.
The Nuremberg Trials Project currently provides access to the document record for five and transcripts for four of the United States Nuremberg Military Tribunals: NMT 1 (Medical Case: U.S.A. v. Karl Brandt et al.), NMT 2 (Milch Case: U.S.A. v. Erhard Milch), NMT 3 (Justice Case: USA v. Josef Altstoetter et al. 1947), NMT 4 (The Pohl Case: U.S.A. v. Pohl et al.) and NMT 7 (The Hostage Case (USA v. Wilhelm List et al. 1947-48).
You can search for material and view it in a variety of ways. For example, you can search for a specific document or a group of documents, review the document analysis information for those documents and then inspect the associated document images. Or you can begin with the transcript and use it as a roadmap to the document collection, linking out to the documents cited in context or search the full text via keyword.


10 animals killed in barn fire at Ohio wildlife park
by The Associated PressSummary
A woman who runs a wildlife sanctuary in Ohio is calling the deaths of ten animals in a barn fire as "traumatic."
Three bongo, three giraffes, three river red hogs and an antelope were killed
The park is a drive-thru wildlife park, where visitors can watch and feed animals on the 100-acre property
PORT CLINTON, Ohio — At least 10 animals have died in a barn fire that erupted at an Ohio wildlife park, officials said.
The blaze began Thursday evening at the African Safari Wildlife Park in Port Clinton. Three bongos, three giraffes, three red river hogs and a springbok housed in the barn were thought to be dead, fire officials said.
Springboks and bongos are types of antelope.
Officials captured a loose zebra and a giraffe that escaped, The Toledo Blade reported.
“We are grateful that our staff is safe and no one was injured, but the loss of the wildlife that we care for every day is tragic for our team members who love these animals,” the post read. “We are still assessing the loss of wildlife that was housed in the barn for over-night care and security.”
The park was closed to visitors Thursday for Thanksgiving and was supposed to reopen Friday, before closing for the season Sunday. The park will now be shut Friday.
The park is a drive-thru wildlife park, in which visitors can watch and feed animals on the 100-acre (405,000-square-meter) property. According to its Facebook page, it celebrated its 50th season in 2018.
Port Clinton is on Lake Erie in northern Ohio, between Toledo and Cleveland.


The boot sequence varies in details among systems but can be roughly divided to the following steps: (i) hardware boot, (ii) operating system (OS) loader, (iii) kernel startup, (iv) init and inittab, (v) boot scripts. We will describe each of these in more detail below.
This program normally makes a basic self-test of the machine and accesses nonvolatile memory to read further parameters. This memory in the PC is battery-backed CMOS memory, so most people refer to it as the CMOS, although outside of the PC world, it is usually called nvram (nonvolatile ram).
The parameters stored in the nvram vary between systems, but as a minimum, the hardware boot program should know what is the boot device, or which devices to probe as possible boot devices.
Then the hardware boot stage accesses the boot device, loads the OS loader, which is located on a fixed position on the boot device, and transfers control to it.
In most systems, this primary loader is very limited due to various constraints. Even on non-PC systems there are some limitations to the size and complexity of this loader, but the size limitation of the PC MBR (512 bytes including the partition table) makes it almost impossible to squeeze a full OS loader into it.
Therefore, most operating systems make the primary loader call a secondary OS loader which may be located on a specified disk partition.
In Linux the OS loader is normally lilo(8) or grub(8). Both of them may install either as secondary loaders (where the DOS installed MBR points to them), or as a two part loader where they provide special MBR containing the bootstrap code to load the second part of the loader from the root partition.
The main job of the OS loader is to locate the kernel on the disk, load it and run it. Most OS loaders allow interactive use, to enable specification of alternative kernel (maybe a backup in case the last compiled one isn't functioning) and to pass optional parameters to the kernel.
Some of the parameters that may be passed to the kernel relate to these activities (e.g: You can override the default root filesystem). For further information on Linux kernel parameters read bootparam(7).
Only then the kernel creates the first (user land) process which is numbered 1. This process executes the program /sbin/init, passing any parameters that weren't handled by the kernel already.
This gives the system administrator an easy management scheme, where each run-level is associated with a set of services (e.g, S is single-user, on 2 most network services start). The administrator may change the current run-level via init(8) and query the current run-level via runlevel(8).
However, since it is not convenient to manage individual services by editing this file, inittab only bootstraps a set of scripts that actually start/stop the individual services.
For each managed service (mail, nfs server, cron, etc.) there is a single startup script located in a specific directory (/etc/init.d in most versions of Linux). Each of these scripts accepts as a single argument the word "start" -- causing it to start the service, or the word "stop" -- causing it to stop the service. The script may optionally accept other "convenience" parameters (e.g: "restart", to stop and then start, "status" to display the service status). Running the script without parameters displays the possible arguments.
A primary script (usually /etc/rc) is called from inittab(5) and calls the services scripts via the links in the sequencing directories. All links with names that begin with 'S' are being called with the argument "start" (thereby starting the service). All links with names that begin with 'K' are being called with the argument "stop" (thereby stopping the service).
To define the starting or stopping order within the same run-level, the names of the links contain order-numbers. Also, to make the names clearer, they usually end with the name of the service they refer to. Example: the link /etc/rc2.d/S80sendmail starts the sendmail service on runlevel 2. This happens after /etc/rc2.d/S12syslog is run but before /etc/rc2.d/S90xfs is run.
To manage the boot order and run-levels, we have to manage these links. However, on many versions of Linux, there are tools to help with this task (e.g: chkconfig(8)).
In older UNIX systems, these files contained the actual command line options for the daemons, but in modern Linux systems (and also in HP-UX), these files just contain shell variables. The boot scripts in /etc/init.d source the configuration files, and then use the variable values.
/etc/init.d/, /etc/rc[S0-6].d/, /etc/sysconfig/


This component lets you work with the sensenet Content Repository (create or manage content, execute queries, etc.) by providing a JavaScript client API for the main content operations. The library connects to a sensenet portal's REST API, but hides the underlying HTTP requests. You can work with simple load or create Content operations in JavaScript, instead of having to construct ajax requests yourself.
It also provides you the full sensenet Content Type system hierarchy through Typescript classes with all the fields defined in the CTDs and the Content Type schemas with FieldSettings so that you can manage Content easy on client-side knowing the related fields and their settings.
Tested with the following Sense/Net Services version:
To install the latest stable version run
npm install --save sn-client-js
Your main entry point in this library is the Repository object. You can create an Instance by the following way:
import { Repository } from 'sn-client-js';
let repository = new Repository.SnRepository({
RepositoryUrl: 'https://my-sensenet-site.com',
ODataToken: 'OData.svc',
JwtTokenKeyTemplate: 'my-${tokenName}-token-for-${siteName}',
JwtTokenPersist: 'expiration',
DefaultSelect: ['DisplayName', 'Icon'],
RequiredSelect: ['Id', 'Type', 'Path', 'Name'],
DefaultMetadata: 'no',
DefaultInlineCount: 'allpages',
DefaultExpand: [],
DefaultTop: 1000
});
Portal.settings
. For further information about cross-origin resource sharing in sensenet check this
article.ODataServiceToken
is set, you can configure it here for the client side.You can create a new content instance in the following way:
import { ContentTypes } from 'sn-client-js';
let myTask = repository.CreateContent({
Name: 'MyTask',
Path: '/Root/MyWorkspace/MyTaskList'
},
ContentTypes.Task);
The content is not posted to the Reposiory yet, but you can bind it to a Create content form and update it's values like this:
myTask.DueDate = "2017-09-12T12:00:00Z";
You can always check if a specified content has been saved or not with the content.IsSaved
property.
If you've finished with the editing, you can Save it the following way:
myTask.Save().subscribe(task=>{
console.log('Task saved', task);
}, error => console.error);
Once the Task has been saved, you can continue working on the same object reference, update fields and call myTask.Save()
again, the content will be updated in the sensenet Repository.
If you want to update a specified field only, you can do that with an optional Save() parameter (other changed properties will be ignored):
myTask.Save({DisplayName: 'Updated Task Displayname'}).subscribe(task=>{
console.log('Task saved', task);
}, error => console.error)
You can load a content instance from the repository by the following way:
//by Path
repository.Load('Root/MyWorkspace/MyTaskList/MyTask1').subscribe(loadedTask=>{
console.log('Task loaded', loadedTask);
}, error => console.error);
//or by Id
let myTaskId = 12345
repository.Load(myTaskId).subscribe(loadedTask=>{
console.log('Task loaded', loadedTask);
}, error => console.error);
//you can also specify which fields you want to load or expand
repository.Load(myTaskId, {
select: ['Name', 'DisplayName'],
expand: 'Owner'
}).subscribe(loadedTask => {
console.log('Task loaded', loadedTask);
}, error => console.error);
If you load or reload the same content from the same repository, you will get the same object reference
If you use Schema definition and you need to reload a content for a specified action (can be 'view' or 'edit' for now) you can do that with:
myTask.Reload('view').subscribe(reloadedTask=>{
console.log('Task reloaded', reloadedTask);
}, error => console.error)
If you want to reload only specific fields or references, you can do that in the following way:
myTask.ReloadFields('Owner', 'Name', 'ModifiedBy').subscribe(reloadedTask=>{
console.log('Fields loaded', reloadedTask);
}, error => console.error)
You can query reference fields like the following:
myTask.CreatedBy.GetContent().subscribe(createdBy => {
console.log('Task is created by', createdBy);
});
Reference fields are loaded lazily. This means that if their value isn't loaded yet, it will make an additional HTTP request. If you know exactly what reference fields will be used, call content.Reload('view' | 'edit') or content.ReloadFields(...fields) to speed things up.
If you want to delete a content permanently (or just move it to the Trash folder), you can simply call:
let permanently = false;
myTask.Delete(permanently).subscribe(()=>{
console.log('Moved to trash.');
}, err=> console.error);
There are several methods to track the state of content instances
If the content is partially loaded, only their loaded fields or references will be tracked.
As sensenet stores content in a tree-based repository, there are some methods for hierarchical comparison between content. These methods are:
There are some Event Observables on the Repository level which you can subscribe for tracking changes. You can find them on the repository.Events namespace. They are:
You can run queries from a repository instance or from a content instance. There is a fluent API for creating type safe and valid Content Queries
const query = repository.CreateQuery(q =>
q.TypeIs(ContentTypes.Folder)
.And
.Equals('DisplayName', 'a*')
.Top(10));
query.Exec()
.subscribe(res => {
console.log('Folders count: ', res.Count);
console.log('Folders: ', res.Result);
}
let schema = Content.GetSchema(ContentTypes.GenericContent);
import { Collection } from 'sn-client-js';
let collection = new Collection([], repository, ContentTypes.Task);
let fetchContent = collection.Read('/NewsDemo/External', { select: 'all' }); //gets the list of the external Articles with their Id, Type and DisplayName fields.
fetchContent
.map(response => response.d.results)
.subscribe({
next: response => {
//do something with the response
},
error: error => console.error('something wrong occurred: ' + error),
complete: () => console.log('done'),
});
let deleteContent = myCollection.Remove(3);
deleteContent
.subscribe({
next: response => {
//do something after delete
},
error: error => console.error('something wrong occurred: ' + error),
complete: () => console.log('done'),
});
git clone https://github.com/SenseNet/sn-client-js.git
cd sn-client-js
npm install
npm run build
To run the linter and building the project, use:npm run build
To execute all unit tests and generate the coverage report, run: npm run test
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Tiny tools to get you going. I put together a set of interesting utilities that can be used while creating a website. Just with pure CSS, and compatible with most frameworks around. All the tools used have liks to the original project, which in some cases, is way more complete than this. I just used some snippets that may be of interest. No "beautifying", no nothing. Just tools.
(Actually, there is a very small amount of "beautifying" elements, but just for basic presentation of the page. I consider that important, and no page should ever be published without some very basic elements like fonts and such. That's my opinion though...)
You can install with bower: bower install utility-css
or download it here.
Check out the source code on GitHub.
Include utility.min.css
in your project using: <link rel="stylesheet" href="utility.min.css">
t:
), for devices between 480 and 750px width, and mobile (m:
) for devices with less than 480px. Basically all you have to do is to append a t:
and/or m:
(without any spaces) with the class you want to assign to those devices to (only on some features, this document will let you know which ones!)Originally from Chris Nager. The simple, responsive, table-based CSS grid system.
To use, just put as many .sep
's (sep as in separator) as you wish in your line
's, and they will all be evenly spaced. Check the example:
Here's the code used:

&

&

&

&

&

&

&

&

&

&

 And so on...
You can also use specific width's, and the grid will fill itself with the rest:

80%

&

40%

20%

40%

&

150px

20%

100px

&

25%

NOTE: If you look at the actual source-code of this page, you'll notice some .und
classes there. They are only to format and color these grids, as they are are-boned.
Originally from Andrei Neculaesei's Simple.css. It was a bare-boned (and awesome) responsive CSS Framework, from which I took the responsive grid. Here's how it works:
The basic idea is that you build a grid with up to twelve collumns. To build it you use this format: .w1/3
, which means it occupies one third of the parent element's total width. You can use w1/2, w2/4
, etc. to make a 50% collumn. Any version of the mathematical combinations will work, as long as it adds up to 1 (1/1, 2/2, 3/3, and so on).
Ok, so let's say you want three rows. The first will have 3 columns, all equal. The second will have 2 columns, with the first having 3/5 of the total width. And the third will be divided in half:

w1/3

 w1/3

w1/3

w3/5

(no size inserted)

w1/2

w3/6

NOTE: On the second line, I didn't need to fill the last collumn, because it will auto-ajust to fit.
On the last line, 1/2 = 3/6 = 0.5
. So you can use that combination.
This grid can also be configured to respond differently to different sizes of screens. There's the normal size, from 750px width and up. Tablet size, from 480 to 750px. And Mobile (less than 480px). Tablet and Mobile sizes can be accessed by appending t:
or m:
to your desired display for those devices. Ex: sep w1/3 t:w1/2 m:1/1
. This would produce a collumn that would take one third of the screen on a computer, a half on a table, and the full width on a smartphone.
(Resize this window)

Originally from CSS Tricks. It will allow you to have responsive video, so you won't lose either the ratio of your videos, nor the mobile size of your page when viewed on a small device.
You just need to use the .videoWrapper
class, and inside it, and one of the following:
, <object>
, <embed>
.
Here's an example:

 One bigger:

 One smaller:

 One that fits the entire screen

Yes, the code highlighter you've been looking at is also part of this Toolkit! Cool, huh?
This is a tweak I made to IAmCreative's Code Highlighter. You can check the original work here. It's made in pure CSS. No JavaScript (so no actual syntax highlight), so it's incredibly light.
Extremely easy to use, just call the

element and assign the .highl
class to it. If you want a dark theme, append .dark
. If you want a title (the language you are using perhaps?), append data-code="language"
too. Easy!
Here are some examples, with the code being the necessary line to call it:

NOTE: If the background lines are not properly aligned with the code, just edit the line with pre.highl { background-position: 0 0; }
(change the second 0
to another value, such as pre.highl { background-position: 0 -1px; }
).
.text-left
, .text-right
, .text-center
, .text-justify
..left
, .right
, .center
..disp-block
will change the display of an element to block..block
to create a simple container for your content. It works almost like Bootstrap's .container
.
tag to type code, commands, and that sort of stuff..round
make the corners round on elements that don't have it..visible
and .invisible
to show or hide elements. It also allows you to show and hide elements based on the device used. Ex. t:invisible m:visible
will hide the element on a Tablet, but show it on a Computer and Smartphone (you don't need to state that the computer is .visible
).
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Your are using a device between 480 and 750px width!
Your are using a device with less than 480px width!
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Utility.css is provided under the MIT license.


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*** User 2017-05-05 19:55:29.258 ***
19:55:29.258 [info] Disabling blocking sync...
*** User 2017-05-05 19:55:29.263 ***
19:55:29.263 [info] Configured peer_service_manager partisan_default_peer_service_manager on node 'node-1@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France'
*** User 2017-05-05 19:55:30.749 ***
19:55:30.749 [info] Enabling membership...
*** User 2017-05-05 19:55:30.751 ***
19:55:30.751 [info] Disabling blocking sync...
*** User 2017-05-05 19:55:30.755 ***
19:55:30.755 [info] Configured peer_service_manager partisan_default_peer_service_manager on node 'node-2@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France'
*** User 2017-05-05 19:55:32.260 ***
19:55:32.260 [info] Enabling membership...
*** User 2017-05-05 19:55:32.262 ***
19:55:32.262 [info] Disabling blocking sync...
*** User 2017-05-05 19:55:32.267 ***
19:55:32.267 [info] Configured peer_service_manager partisan_default_peer_service_manager on node 'node-3@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France'
*** User 2017-05-05 19:55:32.571 ***
Joining node: 'node-3@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' to 'runner@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' at port 55200
*** User 2017-05-05 19:55:32.572 ***
Joining issued: 'node-3@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' to 'runner@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' at port 55200
*** User 2017-05-05 19:55:32.572 ***
Joining node: 'node-2@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' to 'runner@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' at port 55184
*** User 2017-05-05 19:55:32.572 ***
Joining issued: 'node-2@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' to 'runner@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' at port 55184
*** User 2017-05-05 19:55:32.573 ***
Joining node: 'node-1@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' to 'runner@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' at port 55173
*** User 2017-05-05 19:55:32.573 ***
Joining issued: 'node-1@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' to 'runner@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France' at port 55173
*** User 2017-05-05 19:55:32.634 ***
Waiting for join to complete with manager: partisan_default_peer_service_manager
*** User 2017-05-05 19:55:32.636 ***
Finished.
*** CT 2017-05-05 19:55:32.636 *** COVER INFO
Adding nodes to cover test: ['runner@MacBook-Pro-de-Anne-France']
*** CT 2017-05-05 19:55:32.645 *** COVER INFO
Successfully added nodes to cover test: []
*** User 2017-05-05 19:55:32.672 ***
Case finished: stream_test
*** User 2017-05-05 19:55:39.715 ***
19:55:39.715 [info] Application lasp exited with reason: stopped
*** User 2017-05-05 19:55:39.716 ***
19:55:39.716 [info] Application partisan exited with reason: stopped
=== Ended at 2017-05-05 19:55:39
=== successfully completed test case
=== Returned value: ok
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