Author: Hasan - clerezza.org
Date: November 10, 2008
Contributor: Reto Bachmann-Gmür - clerezza.org
Smart Content Binding (SCB) is an open source framework developed by clerezza.org aiming primarily at providing a java implementation of the ImmutableGraph data model specified by W3C RDF [1] and functionalities to operate on that data model. SCB offers a service interface to access multiple named graphs and it can use various providers to manage RDF graphs in a technology specific manner, e.g., using Jena [2] (TBD) or Sesame [3]. It also provides façades that allow an application to use Jena or Sesame (TBD) APIs to process RDF graphs (note that the choice of a façade is independent of the chosen backend; you can for example use the Jena façade to write your code against the Jena API while using the Sesame provider to store your data in a Sesame store). Furthermore, SCB offers a serialization and a parsing service to convert a ImmutableGraph into a certain representation (format) and vice versa. In order to support ontologies usage, SCB provides a tool to convert ontologies defined in various formats including RDF/XML into Java classes.
SCB comprises the following architectural components as depicted in Fig. 1:
Figure 1: SCB Architecture
The Core contains interface definitions of the RDF ImmutableGraph data model and its
implementation. The three main classes are ImmutableGraph
, Graph
,
and Graph
. The class ImmutableGraph
represents an
immutable RDF ImmutableGraph, as such its identity criterion is defined in terms of
ImmutableGraph-isomorphism. The class Graph
represents a mutable RDF ImmutableGraph,
which enables triples to be added to or removed from a ImmutableGraph. The class
Graph
is the super class of both the class ImmutableGraph
and Graph
.
SCB Core provides three services: TcManager
[4] allows access to
the various Graph
s, Parser
[5] and
Serializer
[6] to allow reading and writing graphs from and to
various formats. In an OSGi environment these services are accessed using the
service registry or injected using OSGi Declarative Services. In a non OSGi environment
static factory methods are used to return an instance.
The TcManager
delegates actual processing tasks to a specific Storage Provider
chosen from a set of Storage Providers based on their priority number (weight).
Storage Providers can be dynamically bound to or unbound from the Core.
The functionality required by the Parser and Serializer is delegated to registered
Parsing and Serializing Providers respectively, according to their capability
(supported formats). Later registered providers shadow previous ones for the same format.
The current implementation of SCB includes a Jena Façade. The Jena Façade allows an application to use Jena API to manipulate a TC.
In order to ease operations on a resource in a TC, the Utilities component provides a class with a set of useful methods, e.g., to delete all triples (statements) with the resource as subject and a specified predicate.
Finally, the Ontologies Tool contains a standalone application called SchemaGen to generate the Java source code with constants from an ontology description.
Each architectural component described above comprises one or more artifacts as
listed in Table 1.
Table 1: Artifacts of each architectural components
| Architectural Component | Artifact | Artifact Type |
|---|---|---|
| Core | org.clerezza.rdf.core | Jar and OSGi bundle |
| org.clerezza.rdf.core.test | Jar and OSGi bundle | |
| Façades | org.clerezza.rdf.jena.facade | Jar and OSGi bundle |
| Utilities | org.clerezza.rdf.utils | Jar and OSGi bundle |
| Storage Providers | org.clerezza.rdf.sesame.storage | Jar and OSGi bundle |
| org.clerezza.rdf.jena.storage | Jar and OSGi bundle | |
| Parsing Providers | org.clerezza.rdf.jena.parser | Jar and OSGi bundle |
| Serializing Providers | org.clerezza.rdf.jena.serializer | Jar and OSGi bundle |
| Ontologies Tool | org.clerezza.rdf.tool.schemagen | Executable jar |
If you want to build SCB from its sources, you need JDK version 1.6 to compile. Maven version 2.0.9 has been used to build SCB.
To develop an application on top of SCB, you need to have the Core and optionally Utilities and Façades.
To deploy an application which uses SCB, Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment 6 or higher is needed. If the application does not use OSGi, then the SCB Core, the jars required for compilation, as well as the needed implementations (typically one provider for storage, serialization, and parsing) must be in the classpath. If the application uses OSGi, these jars are loaded as bundles, and to run in OSGi, Declarative Services must be enabled (see the documentation of your OSGi container).
The use of SCB in an OSGi environment has been tested with Apache Felix [7] and Eclipse Equinox [8].
Since SCB applies a Service Oriented Architecture approach, following components can be easily extended: Storage Providers, Parsing Providers, and Serializing Providers. Using OSGi, new bundles just need to implement the required service interfaces. To be located outside an OSGi environment, they should also provide files in "META-INF/services" for the services they expose. Consult the SCB JavaDoc for more information [9].
[1] W3C: Resource Description Framework (RDF): Concepts and Abstract Syntax; 2004, http://www.w3.org/TR/2004/REC-rdf-concepts-20040210/
[2] http://jena.sourceforge.net/
[7] http://felix.apache.org/site/index.html
[8] http://www.eclipse.org/equinox/
[9] http://clerezza.org/projects/org.clerezza.rdf.core/apidocs/index.html


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variable of the student
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Optional.
If Silent Install is set to Yes, the user sees no UI. No progress UI, completion screen, error dialog boxes, or first run automatic start UI are displayed. Additionally, the Display Level on the Options tab will be set to None and the Accept EULA option will be set to True regardless of their previous settings. If Silent Install is set to No, the user will see the UI. The progress UI, completion screen, error dialog boxes, and first run automatic start UI are displayed if applicable. Additionally, the Display Level on the Options tab will be set to Full and the Accept EULA option will be set to False regardless of their previous settings.


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Zlatan Ibrahimovic in talks over AC Milan return
Zlatan Ibrahimovic is in talks over a return to AC Milan but a deal is still a long way off, according to Sky in Italy.
He played for the club between 2010 and 2012 and is looking for a new club after announcing his departure from LA Galaxy earlier this month.
Milan officials met with Ibrahimovic's agent Mino Raiola on Wednesday and the encounter was said to be cordial.
Sky in Italy say there are hurdles to overcome before Ibrahimovic can return to Serie A, though, and that compromises will need to be made on both sides.
Milan are understood to be willing to offer the 38-year-old an 18-month deal but his wage expectations are believed to be an issue, with the club currently serving a ban from European competition due to Financial Fair Play breaches.
Ibrahimovic, who scored 53 goals in 58 games during his two years with the Galaxy, will decide on his future in the coming weeks.
He scored 56 goals in 85 games during his time with Milan and helped them to the Serie A title in 2011.
When does the January transfer window open?
As the January transfer window inches ever closer, clubs across the Premier League, Europe and beyond will be identifying potential transfer targets and holding discussions with clubs and agents over future deals.
At this traditionally difficult time to make big moves, the start of the new year looks set to be frantic for a host of top Premier League clubs.
Where can you follow all the latest transfer news?
As well as keeping an eye on Sky Sports News, you can make sure you don't miss a thing with our dedicated Transfer Centre blog.
There will also be the return of the Transfer Talk Podcast and some exciting new features coming your way...


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I have a sweet tooth too!😳 Head over to my YouTube channel to find out some surprisingly vegan snacks!😋 I surprise people all the time when I tell them the foods I eat on a vegan diet - so why not show the Internet?!😁 You can find me as Fit_Farias or click the link in my bio! . . . . A photo posted by Ashley (@fit_farias) on Sep 3, 2016 at 3:13pm PDT
I have a sweet tooth too!😳 Head over to my YouTube channel to find out some surprisingly vegan snacks!😋 I surprise people all the time when I tell them the foods I eat on a vegan diet - so why not show the Internet?!😁 You can find me as Fit_Farias or click the link in my bio! . . . .
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I got a Florida avocado but it was half rotten when I opened it so I had to make due with what was good to eat 😅 at least I got some avocado! Potatoes, black beans, broccoli, spinach, avocado and a cherry tomatoes!😋 A photo posted by Ashley (@fit_farias) on Sep 1, 2016 at 3:13pm PDT
I got a Florida avocado but it was half rotten when I opened it so I had to make due with what was good to eat 😅 at least I got some avocado! Potatoes, black beans, broccoli, spinach, avocado and a cherry tomatoes!😋
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(in each tablet)
Sodium bicarbonate 5 gr (325 mg) ....... Antacid
Warnings
Ask a doctor before use if you have a sodium restricted diet
Ask a doctor or pharmacist before use of you are
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certain prescription drugs.
Stop use and ask a doctor if symptoms last more than 2 weeks
If pregnant or breast-feeding, ask a health professional before use.
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Each tablet contains: sodium 89 mg
Directions
Each Tablet Contains: Sodium 89 mg
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[author]
name = false
bio = false
photo = false
Exactly, by default everything is ignored, and your book has no author. You really don’t want that to be the case and should fill at least the name field.
This is the name of the authors. You can use it to hold a single name, or add multiple names separated by commas. Names appear both in the eBook data and on the Website.
name = "André Alves Garzia"
This is a mini-bio about the authors. If you’re having challenges writing about yourself, check out this articles from Reedsy about How to Write a Memorable Author Bio.
Mini-bios are not included in the eBook. If you want it on the eBook, you need to write it on either the frontmatter or the backmatter yourself. This data appears only on the Website.
You can use Markdown or even some HTML on this field. Since author’s bios are usually longer than most of the other fields in the book configuration file, it is best to write them using multiple lines by using triple-double-quotes as shown in the example below.
bio = """
Andre is writer and developer. In the recent years he published books
about programming and managed a Web Literacy program in vulnerable
neighborhoods of Rio. He is a firm believer in empowerment through
technological experimentation. He lives in London with his wife, cats
and more IoT boards than he can ever put into use.
"""
Markdown will pick multiple consecutive lines of text and concatenate them in a single paragraph. To make multiple paragraphs, you need to leave a blank line between them.
This is a small photo of the authors. It needs to be placed inside the images
folder, and referenced in the field with the images folder as part of it.
photo = "images/author.png"
This appears only on the Website, but since the photo is inside the images
folder, you’re free to use it in a author bio chapter in your frontmatter or backmatter.


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I've noticed with this (I've only just downloaded it) that with LMG weapons, the attachments are wrong, mainly with the lack of the BiPod. Along with this, there's no option to select a bipod in the slots for the Symthic graph.
BrainFooLong
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I see, but thats a damn bug by battlelog.
I check the available attachments for a weapon with the unlock process at the bottom of a weapon page.
BUT battelelog itself misses the bipod attachment in this list.
Very annoying.


QUILLS ------
An aristocrat during the French Revolution who spent over half his life in prison, the Marquis de Sade, whose actions and literary works resulted in the coining of the word 'sadism,' has been praised by some as a genius and vilified by others as a pornographer. Oscar winner Geoffrey Rush ("Shine") stars as the Marquis during his later years spent in the Charenton insane asylum supported by his wife, befriended by the Abbe Coulmier (Joaquin Phoenix, "Gladiator"), bedevilled by Napoleon's emissary Dr. Royer-Collard (Michael Caine) and in love with a teenage laundress (Kate Winslett).
Doug Wright has adapted his own off-Broadway play and together with director Philip Kaufman, ("The Right Stuff," "Henry and June") explores the nature of the artist and the effects of repression in "Quills."
LAURA:
The art of writing isn't the most visual one, yet Kaufman, who tackled writers before in "Henry and June," succeeds with his provoking film "Quills." Maybe its because he's chosen authors of controversial works laden with sex, but here, at least, his film works because it gets his audience thinking - does the reading of De Sade's books cause humans to behave badly or does the censorship of his work create the evil atmosphere?
Kaufman startles us right at the onset of his film. As the Marquis tells the tale of a noblewoman with a taste for pain, we see that woman responding to the hands and kiss of her lover. Slowly, we realize that that man is an executioner and that we are seeing a woman at the guillotine just as De Sade is, gazing out of his prison window. (The guillotine really was moved behind a jail when the Parisians began complaining about the smell.)
De Sade, who was arrested for sodomy and kidnapping before his writing landed him in trouble, spent his last years in an insane asylum because his wife's family preferred that to prison. He had a well furnished room, dined well, put on theatrical productions and was visitted by the Abbe Coulmier. However, when his most notorious novel, 'Justine,' (smuggled out by laundress Madeleine (Kate Winslet) in this film) made its way into the hands of Napoleon, Antoine Royer-Collard (Michael Caine), an alienist, was sent to observe the asylum and its most notorious inmate. When De Sade's quills and ink were taken away, he resorts to chicken bones and red wine and later to his own body.
 Here a love triangle is created and it's an effective device because it shows that good (Madeleine) can be exposed to evil and remain untouched yet evil (De Sade's writings) is inherent in all men (Coulmier). The film's climatic tragedy, where De Sade tells a new story to Madeleine like a game of telephone, illustrates that Royer-Collard's repressive actions have set the stage for disaster.
Rush revels in naughtily tweaking the saintly Abbe and exposing the self-righteous Royer-Collard but he can become scary, allowing darkness to wash over his face, even as we're laughing at his latest quip. It's a charged performance. Winslet is delicious as the curious laundry girl. She does devilishly juicy readings of De Sade's work (invented for the film) yet has an apple cheeked purity about her. Phoenix, who's shaping into a really good actor, gradually changes from a good and innocent Abbe to a tormented man wrestling with lust. Caine, beautifully introduced by Kaufman from behind the head of a man being tortured in a dunking machine, turns in a bland performance as the brutal doctor.
Support includes Amelia Warner ("Mansfield Park") as Royer-Collards' child bride, whose sexuality is unleashed by reading the forbidden De Sade, but with another man. She's a pretty girl, but this subplot does little for the film other than to gratify by seeing Royer-Collard cuckholded. Rush' wife, stage actress Jane Menelaus, plays De Sade's wife and makes us feel her character's frustration. Michael Jenn ("The Messenger"), Danny Babington, George Yiasoumi "Elizabeth," and Stephen Marcus ("Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels") all create unique inmates. The great Billie Whitelaw has been given little to work with as the blind mother of Madeleine.
The film feels claustrophobic, as the imprisonment of a theatrical writer should, although the monochromatic palette is somewhat dull. Costume (Jacqueline West, "Pulp Fiction") is notable from the sexy draping of the Abbe's robes to the buxom milkmaid look given to Madeleine.
 "Quills" is a movie about words and ideas that will make you think.
B+
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Spoilers: Sharon silences Lisa over Mel murder claims in EastEnders?
Sharon Mitchell (Letitia Dean) is set to be overwhelmed tonight as the extent of the damage caused by her baby secret with Keanu Taylor (Danny Walters) hits home in EastEnders. Mel Owen (Tamzin Outhwaite) is dead and now Lisa has not only told Phil (Steve McFadden) that the baby isn’t his – but she is also convinced that Sharon killed Mel.

As Sharon angrily denied this, Phil was left with food for thought and Sharon has some firefighting to do this evening as the drama in Walford continues. But have Lisa’s words got through to Phil or can Sharon convince her husband that she is completely wrong, perhaps blaming her ill health in the process?
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Sharon is indeed innocent of killing Mel – but the truth about her pregnancy is one that she will do anything to cover up as she is determined not to have her family destroyed. As the locals reel from the aftermath of Mel’s death and raise a glass, Lisa’s claims that Sharon is a murderer cause shockwaves.
As a showdown ensues, will the full truth come to light or is Lisa about to be another casualty in the crossfire of Sharon and Keanu’s illicit secret?
There is still plenty more drama to come over the course of the next couple of months as Phil will have discovered the shocking truth about the affair and the baby by Christmas – leading to an explosive exit for Keanu.
Fans are predicting that Keanu will die after pictures emerged of a shootout with Martin Fowler (James Bye), who has recently been working for Ben (Max Bowden).
EastEnders continues on Monday 18 November at 8pm on BBC One.


How to copy the inside of a folder in linux:
- Using rsync: (fav)
rsync -r source/ destination
do not forget the "/" after source to not copy the folder containg the files.
- Using cp:
cp -a /source/. /dest/
The `.` allows to copy all files and folders including hidden ones.


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Other observations
»I have seen that the flaps in front of the car deck, which close the gap between bow ramp and car deck when the ramp is open, were missing at port side when the ramp was closed. The flaps were then lying loose at the side. After the bow ramp was open I have seen crew members pulling the flaps across the gap by means of hooks. I have sometimes noted that some of the upper flaps of the bow ramp were missing, but were back in place later.

I have been on the car deck at sea several times. The car deck doors were never locked, but I was chased away by crew members sometimes, i.e. I was not permitted to enter the car deck where some activities were going on which I could not identify.
Trucks and personal cars were never secured, only the trailers were lashed.«
»When I was sitting in my car in a position close behind the bow ramp waiting for the ramp to open, I remember having frequently seen crew members pulling steel plates across the gap between the open bow ramp and the car deck. I know that this gap is normally closed by steel flaps, but these had been dismounted with certainty at the port side. There were now holes in the flaps on both ends into which crew members were putting hooks by means of which they were pulling the flaps across the gap when the ramp was open and to the side before the ramp was closed.
The area with missing flaps at the port side of the closed bow ramp can be seen on the following video prints (see arrows).«
»The car deck doors were not locked at sea (although it was said by the crew that they were), thus I was able to go down on to the car deck at sea, also at night (although this was strictly forbidden). I did this frequently to take something to my car, or to take something out, or just to check the car in bad weather to make sure that nothing was touching it. The car was sometimes secured by wooden wedges being put in front and behind the wheels, the trucks were sometimes secured by belts, the trailers very often not at all.
In front of the centre casing there were always standing one or two garbage containers into which the crew put empty bottles, cartons and the like. In addition, I noticed that these containers were also sometimes standing at port side and at starboard side in the aft part of the car deck. I have drawn the position into a sketch of the car deck (attached as Enclosure <IP_ADDRESS>). As far as I remember these containers were never secured and very often caused concern to me when my car was standing close to them. The port one is visible on picture 1, whereby arrow 2 is pointing to it.Note: Picture 1 can be found on the photo page attached as Enclosure <IP_ADDRESS>.
When I was down on the car deck at night, I have several times seen the flashing light of welding being performed in the forward part of the car deck near or at the bow ramp. When I was standing with my car close behind the bow ramp I could look into the open control panel located at the port side inner bulkhead behind the bow ramp. I remember that at least during the last months before the catastrophe there were only 1 (one) green and 1 (one) red light visible on the panel. The operator was always an ordinary crew member with boiler suit and walkie-talkie.«
The complete statement is attached as Enclosure <IP_ADDRESS>.
»The stoppers on which the bow visor was resting were ground down by the Estonians because they had no money to buy new rubber packings.«
The fax with office translation is attached as Enclosure <IP_ADDRESS>.
»I have experienced 4-5 times that the ferry was turned round in Tallinn and made fast stern first. When we drove on board in Tallinn via the stern ramp it was difficult for the long trucks to make the turn in Stockholm, thus the crew opened the visor and lowered down the bow ramp on to which the long trucks then drove backwards in order to be able to make the turn.
During the ice winter in February/March 1994 the crew was unable to pull in the stabilisers which they had out for testing purposes and the vessel stopped outside Tallinn for quite some time until they managed to get in the stabilisers.«
The complete statement is attached as Enclosure <IP_ADDRESS>.
»I had frequently been on the forward part of the 8th deck upon departure from Stockholm and do remember having quite often seen the visor open.« (See photo below.)


| Package | Description |
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| com.communote.server.api.core.task | |
| com.communote.server.model.task | |
| com.communote.server.persistence.tasks |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
TaskTO(Task task,
boolean skipHandlerCreation)
Creates this TaskTO out of the given Task entity.
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| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
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class |
TaskImpl |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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Task |
TaskExecution.getTask() |
static Task |
Task.Factory.newInstance()
Constructs a new instance of
Task . |
static Task |
Task.Factory.newInstance(String uniqueName,
Boolean active,
TaskStatus taskStatus,
Date nextExecution,
Date lastExecution,
Long taskInterval,
String handlerClassName,
Set<TaskProperty> properties)
Constructs a new instance of
Task , taking all
possible properties (except the identifier(s))as arguments. |
static Task |
Task.Factory.newInstance(String uniqueName,
Boolean active,
TaskStatus taskStatus,
Date nextExecution,
String handlerClassName)
Constructs a new instance of
Task , taking all
required and/or read-only properties as arguments. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static TaskExecution |
TaskExecution.Factory.newInstance(String instanceName,
Task task)
Constructs a new instance of
TaskExecution ,
taking all possible properties (except the identifier(s))as arguments. |
void |
TaskExecution.setTask(Task task) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Task |
TaskDaoBase.create(Task task) |
Task |
TaskDao.create(Task task)
Creates an instance of com.communote.server.persistence.tasks.Task and adds it to the
persistent store.
|
Task |
TaskDaoBase.findNextScheduledTask() |
Task |
TaskDao.findNextScheduledTask() |
Task |
TaskDaoBase.findTaskByUniqueName(String uniqueName) |
Task |
TaskDao.findTaskByUniqueName(String uniqueName) |
protected Task |
TaskDaoImpl.handleFindNextScheduledTask()
Performs the core logic for
TaskDaoBase.findNextScheduledTask() |
protected abstract Task |
TaskDaoBase.handleFindNextScheduledTask()
Performs the core logic for
TaskDaoBase.findNextScheduledTask() |
protected Task |
TaskDaoImpl.handleFindTaskByUniqueName(String uniqueName)
Performs the core logic for
TaskDaoBase.findTaskByUniqueName(String) |
protected abstract Task |
TaskDaoBase.handleFindTaskByUniqueName(String uniqueName)
Performs the core logic for
TaskDaoBase.findTaskByUniqueName(String) |
Task |
TaskDaoBase.load(Long id) |
Task |
TaskDao.load(Long id)
Loads an instance of com.communote.server.persistence.tasks.Task from the persistent store.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Collection<Task> |
TaskDaoBase.create(Collection<Task> entities) |
Collection<Task> |
TaskDao.create(Collection<Task> entities)
Creates a new instance of com.communote.server.persistence.tasks.Task and adds from the
passed in
entities collection |
Collection<Task> |
TaskDaoBase.create(int transform,
Collection<Task> entities) |
Collection<Task> |
TaskDaoBase.findNextScheduledTasks(Date upperBound,
int maxTasks,
Collection<Long> taskIdsToExclude) |
Collection<Task> |
TaskDao.findNextScheduledTasks(Date upperBound,
int maxTasks,
Collection<Long> taskIdsToExclude)
Returns all task, which can be scheduled within the next time frame.
|
protected Collection<Task> |
TaskDaoImpl.handleFindNextScheduledTasks(Date upperBound,
int maxTasks,
Collection<Long> taskIdsToExclude)
Performs the core logic for
#findNextScheduledTasks(java.util.Date, int,
java.util.Collection |
protected abstract Collection<Task> |
TaskDaoBase.handleFindNextScheduledTasks(Date upperBound,
int maxTasks,
Collection<Long> taskIdsToExclude)
Performs the core logic for
#findNextScheduledTasks(java.util.Date, int,
java.util.Collection |
Collection<Task> |
TaskDaoBase.loadAll() |
Collection<Task> |
TaskDao.loadAll()
Loads all entities of type
Task . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Object |
TaskDaoBase.create(int transform,
Task task) |
Object |
TaskDao.create(int transform,
Task task)
Does the same thing as
TaskDao.create(com.communote.server.model.task.Task) with an
additional flag called transform . |
Task |
TaskDaoBase.create(Task task) |
Task |
TaskDao.create(Task task)
Creates an instance of com.communote.server.persistence.tasks.Task and adds it to the
persistent store.
|
void |
TaskDaoBase.evict(Task entity)
Evicts (removes) the entity from the hibernate cache
|
void |
TaskDao.evict(Task entity)
Evicts (removes) the entity from the hibernate cache
|
void |
TaskDaoBase.remove(Task task) |
void |
TaskDao.remove(Task task)
Removes the instance of com.communote.server.persistence.tasks.Task from the persistent
store.
|
protected Object |
TaskDaoBase.transformEntity(int transform,
Task entity)
Allows transformation of entities into value objects (or something else for that matter),
when the
transform flag is set to one of the constants defined in
com.communote.server.persistence.tasks.TaskDao , please note that the
TaskDao.TRANSFORM_NONE constant denotes no transformation, so the entity itself will be
returned. |
void |
TaskDaoBase.update(Task task) |
void |
TaskDao.update(Task task)
Updates the
task instance in the persistent store. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Collection<Task> |
TaskDaoBase.create(Collection<Task> entities) |
Collection<Task> |
TaskDao.create(Collection<Task> entities)
Creates a new instance of com.communote.server.persistence.tasks.Task and adds from the
passed in
entities collection |
Collection<Task> |
TaskDaoBase.create(int transform,
Collection<Task> entities) |
Collection<?> |
TaskDao.create(int transform,
Collection<Task> entities)
Does the same thing as
TaskDao.create(com.communote.server.model.task.Task) with an
additional flag called transform . |
void |
TaskDaoBase.remove(Collection<Task> entities) |
void |
TaskDao.remove(Collection<Task> entities)
Removes all entities in the given
entities |
void |
TaskDaoBase.update(Collection<Task> entities) |
void |
TaskDao.update(Collection<Task> entities)
Updates all instances in the
entities collection in the persistent store. |
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I am a full stack web developer with experience in Javascript, Ruby, Rails, and React. I have a background in Systems Administration, managing Windows and Linux servers on various hypervisors and networks. I also have additional experience with Ansible and Amazon Web Services.


Sunday 11 AM at Kennydale Elementary,
1700 NE 28th St. Renton, Washington 98056
We exist to see the Gospel transform people into Spirit-filled disciples, who know they are the beloved of God, because of Christ alone.
The gospel of Jesus Christ is at the center of our ministry. The 'gospel' is the good news that through Christ the power of God's kingdom has entered history to redeem us from our sins and to renew the whole world.  In his death, he took our place, paying the penalty for our sins and experiencing the holy wrath of God. He rose again from the dead claiming final victory over sin, satan and death. When we believe and rely on Jesus' work and record, rather than our own, we receive the free gifts of forgiveness, salvation and righteousness. We are given a new relationship with God, new life through the Spirit, a new identity in Christ and a new mission for our lives.
Our Identity: The primary identity of Jesus Christ, the Son of God, is revealed in His baptism. The Holy Spirit descends on the Son, and the Father proclaims “You are my son, whom I love, with you I am well-pleased.” This is the same identity we receive when we trust in Christ. In that moment, we are united with Christ, and so we too are the beloved son and daughter of the Father, whom He loves, with whom He is well pleased.
Our Mission: Being firmly rooted in our identity as the beloved of God through Christ alone, we are compelled to go out into the world (both locally and globally) to share with others this good news. Christ commissions us when he says, “As the Father has sent me, so I am sending you (John 20:21).” Our mission is to be the “sent-ones,” who go into our community and our world, sharing the gospel and praying that it transforms them into Spirit-filled disciples who know that they are the beloved of God, through Christ alone.
Our Message: The gospel of Jesus Christ is the core of our message. We are committed to preaching and teaching the entire Scriptures faithfully. Jesus taught that all of Scripture testifies about him (Luke 24:27). Therefore, our preaching and teaching will be centered on proclaiming Christ and His gospel. The gospel needs to be preached to both the unbeliever and the believer. For the unbeliever it is the power of God for their salvation. For the believer is the power of God for their sustenance and their on-going sanctification. We want to teach our people to preach the gospel to themselves daily, as they spend time in the Word and in prayer.
Prayer is a gift made possible by the work of Jesus Christ. As children of God, we now have access to His presence and power. In prayer we recognize our utter dependence on the Spirit to transform us into Christ’s likeness and to empower us for His mission. One of the great sins of today is our self-reliance or self-dependence. Instead of boasting in our weakness and relying fully on His perfect strength and grace, we rely on our own strength. In prayer, this lie is torn down, and we find ourselves fully surrendered to Christ, in a position of humility and submission. At the same time, knowing our standing in Christ, we boldly come to the throne of grace seeking mercy and grace to help us in our time of need (Hebrews 4:16). We practice such dependent prayer weekly during our worship service, but also during gatherings devoted to prayer. We also want to teach and encourage our people to set aside a specific time and place each day to seek God in prayer.
All of us are created to worship. We were created to worship the one and only true God, but in our sin, we have worshipped created things, rather than the creator (Romans 1:25). Through the gospel, our hearts are transformed, and we are redeemed so that we can worship Christ alone. Worship is not passive or a repetitive routine. Worship that is in truth and in the Spirit, is to be passionate, alive and expressive. We follow David’s example, who worshipped “before the Lord with all his might (2 Samuel 6:14).” We want to do this in our corporate gatherings in the weekend services, as well as privately in our times spent with God. Worship includes, passionately engaging in praise, joyfully hearing the Word of God, gratefully participating in the sacraments and cheerfully giving our tithes and offerings.
We live, as sent-ones, on mission for God wherever we go and whatever we do. Living missionally touches every arena of our lives, as we seek opportunities to share the love of Christ to everyone and in every way. Being missional includes the following:
Missions & Evangelism: Jesus had a passion for the lost. We must grow to have the same heart and passion as Christ. Our passion is see the lost come to a saving faith in Jesus Christ, both in our local communities and among the nations. We intentionally share the gospel, both with our lives and our words, as we go into our communities and to the nations.
Mercy & Social Concern: Jesus also had a passion for the “least of these,” including the poor, the hungry, the orphaned and others in extreme need. We are committed to being a light to the community around us. We want to impact and bless our community by identifying and addressing the extreme needs all around us. As part of our strategy, we will seek to partner with existing ministries to most effectively meet the needs of the community in sustainable ways.
Radical generosity: One of the evidences of how much the gospel has changed us is in our generosity. Knowing the “the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that though he was rich, yet for your sake he became poor, so that you by his poverty might become rich (2 Cor. 8:9),” we are moved to radical generosity, so that others may be blessed and ultimately give thanks and glory to God.
Church planting: We are a church committed to reproducing and multiplying. The goal of our mission is for the expansion of the Kingdom of God, not merely our local church. We want to be a church that plants churches that plants churches. We want to recruit, train and support other pastors, leaders and core team members to be on mission through planting of local churches throughout the US and the world.
This is the ethos of our ministry. Our God is a relational God, eternally enjoying the community and love within the Trinity. Part of being created in God’s image means that we are created to be in a living, dynamic relationship with God and with one another. Our ministry flows from people who are in relationship with their God, and seek out authentic, caring relationships with others. Christ gave us this relational model of ministry, in the way he poured himself out to his disciples, in the way he dined with sinners and in the way he loved those around him. We want to model this same relational ministry.
Fellowship, Community & Discipleship: We seek to do life together the way the early church modeled community. We seek to be intentional about sharing our lives with each other through encouragement, generosity, speaking the Word to one another, serving one another, confessing sins to one another, praying and building each other up in Christ. We will do this through small groups (Life Groups) that will meet regularly. Fellowship comes from a shared identity as children of God, a shared service and mission, and a shared responsibility to one another (adapted from John Stott.) We believe that a significant part of true discipleship happens as believers do life together.
Pastor Daniel and Lydia has been serving in ministry together for the past twelve years. Their family of four (Micah and Caleb) loves everything about the Seattle area. They love the people, the places, the food and, of course, the sports (Go Hawks!). They are passionate about Jesus and the gospel of grace. The message is simple.  The hope of this new church is to be a community of people living out and proclaiming this beautiful message of grace.
Nathan was born in the city of Renton and has continued to live all around the Puget Sound area. It was while serving in the youth ministry as a college student that Nathan sensed God’s calling to serve His people in His church. Today, Nathan desires to share the love and grace of the Gospel and help people to integrate their faith in their everyday lives. In his spare time, he enjoys watching boxing, taking naps, and drinking a good cup of coffee with his wife, Diane.
Grace moved to the Seattle area from Vancouver, Canada. Her and her husband, Andrew, love Seattle and are very happy to have made it their new home. They have been a part of Church of the Beloved for the last year, and have fallen in love with this community. They are very passionate about following Jesus' example of serving others. Grace is honored to be able to serve her church in this capacity.
Life Groups - We are in a new season of our Life Groups so some of that information will need to be changed. Below are the appropriate changes (please feel free to ask me to clarify anything). Also, location will only apply to a few groups because our locations vary every time we meet. So if we could remove the "Locations" heading and just keep it as "Demographic" that'd be great. We can insert a location next to the demographic if it applies.
| Leaders | Demographics | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Dan D; Drew C; Katherine Z; Hannah L | Unmarried | Fridays; 7-9pm |
| Nathan/Diane & Andrew/Grace | Young Married Couples | Saturdays; 10am-12pm |
| Sandy/David | Young Married w/Infants | Saturdays; 10:30am-12:30pm |
| Gene/Paulo | Young Families | Fridays; 7pm-9pm |
| Peter/Salina & Jae/Samantha | Families (South) | Fridays; 7pm-9pm |
| Daniel/Lydia | Families (Renton) | Saturdays 6pm-8pm |
| Dan L. & Cindy K | Families (Eastside) | Saturdays 5:30pm-7:30pm |
We are passionate about and committed to serving and loving our local and global communities through missions and outreach work. We will update you here on the exciting things we are doing, and ministries we are partnering with.
REACH Renton (www.reachrenton.org) is a coalition of churches in Renton that work together to serve and love the homeless and the poor in our city. We have worked along side them in various ways, including serving dinner on select Saturdays through the Meal Coalition. During these times, we get to serve anywhere between 40-60 people from our community who are in need of a hot meal.
Love Renton is our annual day of service to love our community with the love of Christ. Towards the end of every August, we commit a Sunday to simply serve and love our city. In the two years we have done this so far, we have provided such free services as dental services through Medical Teams International, laundry service, professional haircuts, professional photos and family portraits, as well as give out school supplies, clothes and toys.
Birthday Dreams (www.birthdaydreams.com) is a non-profit organization that hosts birthday parties for homeless children throughout the Seattle area. One of the co- founders of this organization is a member of our church and we partner with them a few times a year at Hope Place (Union Gospel Mission), to make birthday wishes come true!
Living Water (www.water.cc) is a ministry that builds clean water wells throughout the poorest areas of our global community. Every Christmas season, we participate in the Advent Conspiracy and dedicate the entire offering on a select Sunday to sponsor wells. Since our launch, we have sponsored four wells in India. We will continue to partner with this incredible organization through sponsorship of wells, and in the near future, send mission teams to help build wells.
We are partnering with our Northwest Baptist Convention in focusing our global mission efforts to East Asia. We sent our first mission team this past summer to serve the local IMB missionaries and their families, who are tirelessly serving to bring the gospel to the lost. This fall, our pastors went on a vision trip to East Asia to prayerfully consider the specific region and missionaries we are to partner with and invest in long term. We are excited about how God may be leading us and using us for the spread of the gospel to the “ends of the earth!”
Since the spring of 2016, we have committed ourselves to donating $1000 every month to various ministries, missionaries and non-profit organizations that are working for the Kingdom of God, based on nominations by our members. For a full list of all the ministries we have supported, check out our Facebook page!
Beloved Kids is our ministry for children. We've created an exciting and fun environment for our kids to learn about the Bible and Jesus Christ. First, stop by the Check In Station, where a friendly volunteer will be there to welcome you and help you check in your child.  We'll begin with a time of exciting praise and a short teaching on the lesson of the week. We then separate into five classes, where they continue to learn through various activies, crafts and games.
The five classes are:
Join us on Sundays at 11:00 am!
Beloved Youth is our ministry geared towards Middle and High School students. Currently, we have a Middle School Bible Study on Sundays and High Schoolers join the adults for their worship service. As more students join us, we plan on offering a mid-week program to meet the needs of our students.
We exist to see the Gospel transform our students into Spirit-filled disciples; who know they are the beloved of God, because of Christ alone. The goal of our ministry is to develop mature believers in Christ who are fully incorporated into the life of the church. If you have questions, please contact Pastor Nathan.


val placeOfBirth: String
place where the person was born. This is optional and can be left blank.
placeOfBirth - place where the person was born. This is optional and can be left blank.
placeOfBirth


JLA coxswain rescued by his own lifeboat
THE coxswain of the Jersey Lifeboat Association had to be towed back to port by his own lifeboat crew yesterday after his personal vessel filled with water ten miles from shore.
by Ed TaylorAndy Hibbs, who has worked as a lobster fisherman for 31 years, was travelling south-east at 5.45am to unload his catch at Granville when the incident happened.
‘I was just going along and one bilge alarm went off and then the second one started going and I thought, “something has gone wrong here”,’ he said.
‘It was still dark and there was smoke everywhere so I did not know where the water was coming from but once I did it was easy to sort it.
‘I think the crew thought it was funny but then I think they realised it was pretty serious.
‘There was a lot of water in my boat at the time – probably about 2.5ft.’
Mr Hibbs added that although his pumps managed to deal with the water, he was not able to move more than a few knots and needed a tow from the lifeboat, Sir Max Aitken III, to help him move against the tide.
‘It was pretty close. It is definitely the closest call I have had for a long time but it is just one of those things that you just have to get on and deal with,’ he said.
‘I called the Coastguard and said that I was in no immediate danger but that I might need someone to bring a pump out but I did not need it in the end.
‘It was a great start to the day – the boys found it quite amusing.’


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Computational Thinking and Data Science
A WebBook to Accompany ENGR 1330 at TTU
by
Theodore G. Cleveland and Farhang Forghanparast
with contributions from :
Dinesh Sundaravadivelu Devarajan, Turgut Batuhan Baturalp (Batu), Tanja Karp, Long Nguyen, and Mona Rizvi
Introduction
This on-line workbook is a collection of lessons and workshop contents for ENGR-1330 sections taught bt the first two authors; students in other sections are welcome to use this as a resource with proper attribution (check with your instructor regarding what they will consider acceptable) suggested citation goes here
This page is a landing page to access three categories of content; The webbook itself (use navigation bar at top of page), a semester-long course framework, and a collection of supporting data, and worked examples as displayed in the table below.
| WebBook | WebCourse | WebData |
|---|---|---|
| A Textbook Framework - Introduction to Problem Solving - JupyterLab/Python fundamentals - Fundamental Numerical Methods - Data Modeling: Statistics - Data Modeling:Machine Learning |
A Course Framework - syllabus - workshops(labs) - exercises - exams |
Support Databases - Databases for lessons, workshops, projects ... - Worked stand-alone examples - Library of useful code fragments |
- Follow this hyperlink to examine the http://CTDS-WebCourse
- Follow this hyperlink to examine the http://CTDS-WebData
At TTU the actual course is accessed from blackboard.ttu.edu, using individual instructor content to replace selected (or all) content in the sample course framework. The lead author uses the entire content herein verbatim; other contribuitors adapt the content to their specific sections. The webbook component is common to all sections.
Document History
This document is a living document and is updated frequently, Python is an ever evolving tool and stuff that works today will be constructively broken by the development team (python.org) in their quest for continuous improvement. Generally these changes occur in the packages (libraries, external modules) and primative python is quite stable.
Administrator Notes
The lead author built this webbook/webcourse/webdata on a Raspberry Pi 4B (4GB) running Ubuntu 20.XX, an Apache Web Server, a JupyterHub (fully encrypted) with iPython extensions, R core, Latex, and MkDocs with extensions. The deployment hardware is an Amazon Web Services Virtual Private Server (Lightsail Instance) in the West Virginia Server Farm (typically the container is run on x86-64 Xeon hardware)
Direct access to the notebook directories is on the to-do-list.
Builds are automatic, manual update of the two redirects on this page are required when there is a deployment update.
A backup is maintained at https://github.com/dustykat/1330-textbook-webroot.


I like sketching out ideas on paper before actually putting in any work. I'll usually just do a few really bad sketches with pen and markers and go from there.
I either design in Photoshop, Illustrator, or (more typically) straight in the editor depending on the scenario and style of the project.
I use gulp for compilation of my SASS, minification/validation of my js, polyfills for ES6, and inlining my svg sprites. I use browerSync to set up live reloading of my page during developlment.
I write my CSS in SASS (SCSS) and compile it using libSASS and autoprefixer. If the project won't be able to support flexbox, I use Susy for SASS to manage my grid. I am in the process of exploring the use of javascript for styles in place of CSS.
If the project is complex enough to need a javascript framework, I generally lean towards AngularJS, but I'm looking for a reason to learn React and Ember. I have no loyalty to a specific framework, but instead just want to use the best tool for each individual job.
I currently use Laravel + MySQL for my backend on projects, but I am hoping to try a node.js + mongodb stack on my next big project.


Police vs lawyers: Delhi CM Kejriwal terms standoff 'very unfortunate'
After an 11-hour standoff, agitating police personnel called off their protest
by Press Trust of IndiaDelhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday termed the police-lawyer standoff as "very unfortunate" and said the situation should improve as soon as possible.
Thousands of police personnel laid an unprecedented siege outside the Police Headquarters on Tuesday, following a clash between the force and lawyers over a parking dispute at Tis Hazari Court on November 2.
"Advocates help people get justice and police provide them security both are very crucial for society. The clash between two is very unfortunate. The situation should improve as soon as possible," Kejriwal told reporters at an event here.
After an 11-hour standoff, agitating police personnel called off their protest.
Earlier this week, Delhi Lt Governor Anil Baijal said it is imperative to restore the trust between police and lawyers, and also to ensure that justice is done impartially in the entire matter.
Meanwhile, lawyers in all the six district courts abstained from work for the third consecutive day on Wednesday and denied access to litigants in some courts.


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Class ProjectAssignmentModel
This class represents a project assignment within the application.
Inherited Members
Namespace: Vasont.Inspire.Models.Projects
Assembly: Vasont.Inspire.Models.dll
Syntax
public class ProjectAssignmentModel
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceProjectAssignmentModel()
Initializes a new instance of the ProjectAssignmentModel class.
Declaration
public ProjectAssignmentModel()
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceActualCompletionDate
Gets or sets the date time when the assignment was completed.
Declaration
public DateTime? ActualCompletionDate { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
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| System.Nullable<System.DateTime> |
ActualStartDate
Gets or sets the date time when the assignment actually started.
Declaration
public DateTime? ActualStartDate { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Nullable<System.DateTime> |
AdditionalNotificationEmails
Gets or sets a string of semicolon delimited e-mail addresses that are added to the completion and cancellation notification e-mails related to this assignment.
Declaration
public string AdditionalNotificationEmails { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
AssignedUser
Gets or sets the model of the user who last updated the record.
Declaration
public MinimalUserModel AssignedUser { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| MinimalUserModel |
CompleteByDate
Gets or sets the date time when the assignment should be completed.
Declaration
public DateTime? CompleteByDate { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Nullable<System.DateTime> |
Components
Gets or sets a list of MinimalComponentModel objects representing components assigned to the assignment.
Declaration
public List<MinimalComponentModel> Components { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.List<MinimalComponentModel> |
CreatedDate
Gets or sets a date time when the assignment was created.
Declaration
public DateTime CreatedDate { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.DateTime |
Description
Gets or sets the project assignment description.
Declaration
public string Description { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
DueDate
Gets or sets a date time indicating when the assignment is due.
Declaration
public DateTime? DueDate { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Nullable<System.DateTime> |
EmailTemplates
Gets or sets a list of alternate email templates to be used with additional notifications.
Declaration
public List<ProjectAssignmentEmailTemplateModel> EmailTemplates { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.List<ProjectAssignmentEmailTemplateModel> |
ProjectActivity
Gets or sets a related project assignment activity object.
Declaration
public ProjectActivityModel ProjectActivity { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ProjectActivityModel |
ProjectAssignmentId
Gets or sets the project assignment identity value.
Declaration
public long ProjectAssignmentId { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int64 |
ProjectId
Gets or sets the associated project identity value.
Declaration
public long ProjectId { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int64 |
ProjectTitle
Gets or sets the associated project title value.
Declaration
public string ProjectTitle { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
ProjectWorkflowSubmittal
Gets or sets the project workflow submittal that is associated with this assignment.
Declaration
public ProjectWorkflowSubmittalModel ProjectWorkflowSubmittal { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ProjectWorkflowSubmittalModel |
RequiresInput
Gets or sets a value indicating whether there's active workflow.
Declaration
public bool RequiresInput { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
StartByDate
Gets or sets the date time when the assignment should start.
Declaration
public DateTime? StartByDate { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Nullable<System.DateTime> |
State
Gets or sets a value containing the assignment state.
Declaration
public ProjectAssignmentStateModel State { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ProjectAssignmentStateModel |
UpdatedBy
Gets or sets the model of the user who assigned to the assignment.
Declaration
public MinimalUserModel UpdatedBy { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| MinimalUserModel |
UpdatedDate
Gets or sets a date time when the assignment was last updated.
Declaration
public DateTime UpdatedDate { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.DateTime |
WorkflowName
Gets or sets the name of the workflow associated with the assignment.
Declaration
public string WorkflowName { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |


In this Ant Colony Optimization variation on the classic Traveling Salesman Problem, we seek to define a heuristic function 'scoreCity', used by a salesman at each city to determine which of the remaining cities to travel to next.
| Distance | Iteration |
|---|---|
| {{path.distance }} | {{path.iteration}} |
{{InterviewController.iteration}} of {{InterviewController.maxIterations}}


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192 footballers for FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup
by The Eagle OnlineA total of 192 footballers will participate in the 10th edition of the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup tournament, which will take place between November 21 and December 1 in Asuncion, Paraguay, the world soccer governing has confirmed.
Among the stellar line-up revealed by defending champions Brazil, goalkeeper Mao (Adidas Glove Glove in 2009), defender Bruno Xavier (adidas Golden Ball in 2013) and pivot Rodrigo all stand out.
Two-time world runners-up Tahiti are back for more with household names like goalkeeper Jonathan Torohia and winger Heimanu Taiarui, respective winners of the Adidas Golden Glove and Golden Ball in 2015.
Fans will be able to enjoy evergreen Portuguese winger Madjer, a living legend of the discipline and recipient of 11 individual awards across eight editions.
Goals are also assured with the presence of Italy’s Gabriele Gori, Paraguay’s Pedro Moran and Russia’s Dimitrii Shishin, the respective adidas Golden Boot winners of the last three World Cups.
Renowned talents such as Japan’s Ozu Moreira, Switzerland’s Dejan Stankovic and Noel Ott, Nigeria’s Abu Azeez and UAE’s Walid Mohammad will also be present.
Among those back in their national teams after long absences are USA’s Nick Perera and Uruguay’s Matias Cabrera.
Nigeria is in Group D along with Brazil, Oman and Portugal.
The Adamu Ejor lads will open their campaign in the competition against Portugal on November 22 before battling Oman and Brazil on November 24 and 26 respectively.
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Form Class
React-component: Form, which renders a focussable form based upon
elements declared by props.items
The generated forms have purecss
styles (see http://purecss.io), but you still need to load purecss
yourself to get these styles activated.
Copyright (c) 2016 AcceleTrial - https://acceletrial.com
Proprietary License
Using native elements:
You can use native elements by specifying a "String" to component
.
Some native elements can use innerHTML, innerText or children, by setting the property: innerHTML
, innerText
or children
.
Valid properties are:
- type
- items
- label
- labelClass
- labelAfterComponent
- rowClass
- component
- props
- innerHTML
- innerText
- children
Item Index
Methods
Methods
createFormCols
()
React render-method --> renders the Component.
Returns:
ReactComponents
createFormCols
()
React render-method --> renders the Component.
Returns:
ReactComponents
createFormCols
()
React render-method --> renders the Component.
Returns:
ReactComponents
createFormCols
()
React render-method --> renders the Component.
Returns:
ReactComponents
createFormCols
()
React render-method --> renders the Component.
Returns:
ReactComponents
createFormElement
()
React render-method --> renders the Component.
Returns:
ReactComponent
createFormRow
()
React render-method --> renders the Component.
Returns:
[ReactComponent]
createFormRow
()
React render-method --> renders the Component.
Returns:
[ReactComponent]
focusActiveElement
()
chainable
Sets the focus on the active Element of the Form.
focusElement
-
index
Sets the focus on the specified Element of the Form.
Parameters:
-
index
Numberthe index of the item to be focussed
render
()
React render-method --> renders the Component.
Returns:
ReactComponents
Properties
focusOnContainerClick
Boolean
Whether a click on the container (outside its elements, should lead into focussing the container
Default: false
initialFocus
String | Number
A selector
or index
of the focussable items that should get the initial focus.
In case of a selector, it might return multiple nodes: the one that is being used
is determined by
initialFocusIndex
Number | "last"
In case initialFocus
is a selector, it might return multiple nodes: the one that is being used.
In case of "last", it will return the last node.
Default: 0
items
Array
The list of the items that should be rendered. Each item consist of an object like this: {component: ReactComponent, props: this.props, label: "mylabel"}, where the label is optional.
If an item is an array, then this row will become devided in the number of columns that equal the array-size. Inside the array, there should be ONLY array-items, defining the content of the column,
Using native elements:
You can use native elements by specifying a "String" to component
.
Some native elements can use innerHTML, innerText or children, by setting the property: innerHTML
, innerText
or children
.
Valid properties are:
- type
- items
- label
- labelClass
- rowClass
- component
- props
- innerHTML
- innerText
- children
Default: 0
Example:
items = [ {component: 'legend', innerHTML: 'Beautiful items'}, {component: Input, props: {value: 'Clinton'}, label: "name", children: []}, [ [ // column 1 {component: Input, props: {value: 'Clinton'}, label: "name"} ], [ // column 2 {component: Input, props: {value: 'Clinton'}, label: "name", labelClass: "red"} ] ] ];
A special purpose would be to have multiple items in the same row or inside a fieldset. To achieve this, define the type as
"row", "control-row" or "fieldset" (String) as well as the property items
.
items = [ {component: Input, props: {value: 'Clinton'}, label: "name"}, [ [ // column 1 {component: Input, props: {value: 'Clinton'}, label: "name"} ], [ // column 2 {component: Input, props: {value: 'Clinton'}, label: "name"} ] ], { type: "fieldset", items: [ {component: Button, props: {buttonText: 'cancel'}}, {component: Button, props: {buttonText: 'save'}} ] }, { type: "row", items: [ {component: Button, props: {buttonText: 'cancel'}}, {component: Button, props: {buttonText: 'save'}} ] } ];
keyDown
String | Number | Array
What key/keys are responsible for re-focussing down
. Valid values are charcodes possible prepende with
a special key: 9 or shift+9
or ctrl+shift+9
. Multiple key combinations can be defined bydefining an array of keyDown-values.
Default: 9
keyEnter
String | Number | Array
Whenever keyEnter
is set, then the focus-container will become a nested
- focuscontainer.
Nested focuscontainers will automaticcaly become focussable by their parent-container.
The keyEnter
determines what key/keys are responsible for entering
this container. Valid values are charcodes possible prepende with
a special key: 39 or shift+39
or ctrl+shift+39
. Multiple key combinations can be defined bydefining an array of keyUp-values.
keyLeave
String | Number | Array
The keyLeave
determines what key/keys are responsible for leaving
this container and go to the parent focus-container.
Valid values are charcodes possible prepende with
a special key: 39 or shift+39
or ctrl+shift+39
. Multiple key combinations can be defined bydefining an array of keyUp-values.
Default: 27
keyUp
String | Number | Array
What key/keys are responsible for re-focussing up
. Valid values are charcodes possible prepended with
a special key: 9 or shift+9
or ctrl+shift+9
. Multiple key combinations can be defined bydefining an array of keyUp-values.
Default: "shift+9"
refocusOnEnterInput
Boolean
Whether to focus on the next item whenever a enter
is pressed on an input-element.
Default: true
scrollIntoView
String
Whether the focussed item should be scrolled into the view when the focusselector focuses it.
Default: true
transitionTime
Number
The transition-time when the window needs to be scrolled in order to get the focussable node into the view.


2019-11-30 * Revision: 194 - better synchronization algorithm for audio - URL parameter vol=nn to set synthesizer volume 2019-11-21 * Revision: 193 - better note window calculation taking both the current and next note duration into account - (correct) notes played too early (and held down) are now also accepted as soon as the time window shifts too the next note. - following/playback is also started on playing the correct first note 2019-11-19 * Revision: 192 - scrolling on a touch device always stops following/playing - new menu checkbox to hides the cursor - better logic for keybord play simulation (space bar, right arrow) - bug with cursor timing causing jump backwards (when short note after long one is played too early) 2019-11-18 * Revision: 191 - in side scroll mode: implement own horizontal scrolling by intercepting touchMove and preventing the default action. This avoids an issue with y-overflow:hidden on iOS/iPhone. - stop playback on touchMove in the notation area 2019-11-05 * Revision: 190 - fast jump at repeat in side scroll mode - symmetric time window around each note in all follow modes 2019-11-04 * Revision: 189 - playback synchronizes to correctly played chords. 2019-11-01 * Revision: 188 - bug in mergeVoices when keeping shortest rest 2019-10-25 * Revision: 187 - set time window delay dependent on the follow mode. In adaptive tempo modes the delay is 0.5 of the current note duration In constant tempo modes it is 0.8 of the current note duration The smaller delay value allows for better speed up behaviour 2019-10-24 * Revision: 186 - when a chord/note is played correctly do not advance the cursor when the same chord/note is placed multiple times (within the time window) * Revision: 185 - shifted start time of the (next) note checking window to 0.8 of the current note duration. (was 0.5) 2019-10-23 * Revision: 184 - isvgTwoSys is not needed (because == isvgPrev) * Revision: 183 - staff selection bug in two system mode - start only at midi 60 (middle C) 2019-09-17 * Revision: 181 - latency display span added to the menu bar * Revision: 180 - add audio latency parameter and display in menu bar - cursor movement identical in all follow modes (cursor moves after half the note duration ot the whole note duration) 2019-09-12 * Revision: 179 - stop audio when a note is not played more than 1 second after the time due - horizontal scroll animation with average speed (pendulum model) 2019-09-01 * Revision: 178 - separate controls for scale (side scroll mode) and page width (page scroll mode) - new URL option "scl=..." to set the scale for side scroll mode - set CSS overflow-y of notation area to "hidden" in side scroll mode - stop side scrolling when scollLeft == 0 - with URL option "nocnt" and without using the start button, treat the firts played note as a start signal (toggleStart) and as a real note (checkMidi) 2019-08-29 * Revision: 177 - ridiculous trick to get a scrolling div inside an iframe on the iPad (iOS ignores CSS width but not min-width). https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23083462/how-to-get-an-iframe-to-be- responsive-in-ios-safari 2019-08-26 * Revision: 176 - revert the scaling change in the previous version as it scales relative to the window width in stread of the score width. - add new URL option shrnk that sets the %%maxshrink command in ABC when the side scroll mode is used. - default value of opt.shrnk == 0, which results in the widest note spacing. * Revision: 175 - in side scroll mode, use SVG scaling in stead of ABC scaling - increase max scale factor to 4 2019-08-25 * Revision: 174 - unlock audio context and html player in parallel, both initiated from button handler doUnlock - add measure numbers (option mnum = 0 for xml2abc.vertaal) - replace play event handler by play.then promise - add loudpeaker icon with mute handler


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set grads on|off
This command turns on/off the display of the GrADS logo and the time label for sreen and printed output.
on
clear
set timelab


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| Sorting {bit} | R Documentation |
These are generic stubs for low-level sorting and ordering methods
implemented in packages 'bit64' and 'ff'. The ..sortorder
methods do
sorting and ordering at once, which requires more RAM than ordering but is
(almost) as fast as as sorting.
ramsort(x, ...) ramorder(x, i, ...) ramsortorder(x, i, ...) mergesort(x, ...) mergeorder(x, i, ...) mergesortorder(x, i, ...) quicksort(x, ...) quickorder(x, i, ...) quicksortorder(x, i, ...) shellsort(x, ...) shellorder(x, i, ...) shellsortorder(x, i, ...) radixsort(x, ...) radixorder(x, i, ...) radixsortorder(x, i, ...) keysort(x, ...) keyorder(x, i, ...) keysortorder(x, i, ...)
x |
a vector to be sorted by |
... |
further arguments to the sorting methods |
i |
integer positions to be modified by |
The sort
generics do sort their argument 'x', some methods need
temporary RAM of the same size as 'x'. The order
generics do order
their argument 'i' leaving 'x' as it was, some methods need temporary RAM of
the same size as 'i'. The sortorder
generics do sort their argument
'x' and order their argument 'i', this way of ordering is much faster at the
price of requiring temporary RAM for both, 'x' and 'i', if the method
requires temporary RAM. The ram
generics are high-level functions
containing an optimizer that chooses the 'best' algorithms given some
context.
These functions return the number of NAs
found or assumed
during sorting
| generic | ff | bit64 |
ramsort |
ramsort.default |
ramsort.integer64 |
shellsort |
shellsort.default |
shellsort.integer64 |
quicksort |
quicksort.integer64 |
|
mergesort |
mergesort.default |
mergesort.integer64 |
radixsort |
radixsort.default |
radixsort.integer64 |
keysort |
keysort.default | |
| generic | ff | bit64 |
ramorder |
ramorder.default |
ramorder.integer64 |
shellorder |
shellorder.default |
shellorder.integer64 |
quickorder |
quickorder.integer64 |
|
mergeorder |
mergeorder.default |
mergeorder.integer64 |
radixorder |
radixorder.default |
radixorder.integer64 |
keyorder |
keyorder.default | |
| generic | ff | bit64 |
ramsortorder |
ramsortorder.integer64 |
|
shellsortorder | shellsortorder.integer64 |
|
quicksortorder
| quicksortorder.integer64 |
|
mergesortorder |
mergesortorder.integer64 |
|
radixsortorder | radixsortorder.integer64 |
|
keysortorder
| ||
Note that these methods purposely violate the functional programming
paradigm: they are called for the side-effect of changing some of their
arguments. The rationale behind this is that sorting is very RAM-intensive
and in certain situations we might not want to allocate additional memory if
not necessary to do so. The sort
-methods change x
, the
order
-methods change i
, and the sortoder
-methods change
both x
and i
You as the user are responsible to create copies
of the input data 'x' and 'i' if you need non-modified versions.
Jens Oehlschlägel<EMAIL_ADDRESS>sort
and order
in base R, bitsort
for faster inteer sorting


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Noetic End-to-End Response Selection Challenge¶
Update - A tensorflow based baseline for subtask 1 of the track is available here.
This challenge is part of dialog state tracking challenge (DSTC 7) series. It provides a partial conversation, and requires participants to select the correct next utterances from a set of candidates. Unlike previous similar challenges, this task tries to push towards real world problems by introducing:
- A large number of candidates
- Cases where no candidate is correct
- External data
This challenge is offered with two goal oriented dialog datasets, used in 5 subtasks. A participant may participate in one, several, or all the subtasks. A full description of the track is available here.
Organizers¶
- Lazaros Polymenako, Chulaka Gunasekara – IBM Research AI
- Walter Lasecki, Jonathan K. Kummerfeld – University of Michigan
Maintainers¶
To get a guaranteed support you are kindly requested to open an issue.
Thank you for understanding!


Harold Lee Washington (April 15, 1922 – November 25, 1987) was an American lawyer and politician who was the 51st Mayor of Chicago. Washington became the first African American to be elected as the city's mayor in February 1983. He served as mayor from April 29, 1983 until his death on November 25, 1987. Earlier, he was a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from 1981 to 1983, representing Illinois's first district. Washington had previously served in the Illinois State Senate and the Illinois House of Representatives from 1965 until 1976.
Washington was born in Chicago, and raised in the Bronzeville neighborhood. After graduating from Roosevelt University and Northwestern University School of Law, he became involved in local 3rd Ward politics under future Congressman Ralph Metcalfe.
Boone was born near Lexington, Kentucky, the seventh son of Squire and Anna Grubbs Boone. Squire Boone, Sr. was Daniel Boone’s father and Levi Boone’s great-grandfather, making Levi Boone Daniel Boone's great-nephew. Young Levi lost his father at the age of 9 when Squire finally succumbed to wounds he suffered at the Battle of Horseshoe Bend.
Despite the poverty the family was plunged into by the death of Squire Boone, Levi graduated from the medical school of Transylvania University in Lexington, Kentucky in 1829 at the age of 21. He moved to Illinois and eventually established a practice in Hillsboro. In 1832, he served in the Black Hawk War, first in the cavalry and then as a surgeon. In 1833, Dr. Boone married Louise M. Smith, daughter of Theophilus W. Smith, Justice of the Illinois Supreme Court, with whom he had 11 children.
Edward Joseph Kelly (May 1, 1876 – October 20, 1950) was an American politician who served as the 46th Mayor of Chicago from April 17, 1933 until April 15, 1947.
Prior to being mayor of Chicago, Kelly served as chief engineer of the Chicago Sanitary District during the 1920s.
In March 1924, Kelly became president of the South Park Commission. Upon his election he declared the end to an era of "Deenen Republicans", a faction of South Side Republicans allied with Robert R. McCormick which had lost control of the South Park Commission in the March 1924 municipal elections.
He presided over the completion and opening of Soldier Field, which was built and operated by the South Park Commission.


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USAGE:
z = gsw_z_from_p(p,lat,{geo_strf_dyn_height},{sea_surface_geopotental})
DESCRIPTION:
Calculates sea pressure from height using computationally-efficient
75-term expression for specific volume (Roquet et al., 2015). Dynamic
height anomaly, geo_strf_dyn_height, if provided, must be computed with
its p_ref = 0 (the surface). Also if provided, sea_surface_geopotental
is the geopotential at zero sea pressure. This function solves
Eqn.(3.32.3) of IOC et al. (2010)
Note. Height z is NEGATIVE in the ocean. ie. Depth is -z.
Depth is not used in the GSW computer software library.
Note that the 75-term equation has been fitted in a restricted range of
parameter space, and is most accurate inside the "oceanographic funnel"
described in McDougall et al. (2003). The GSW library function
"gsw_infunnel(SA,CT,p)" is avaialble to be used if one wants to test if
some of one's data lies outside this "funnel".
INPUT:
p = sea pressure [ dbar ]
( ie. absolute pressure - 10.1325 dbar )
lat = latitude in decimal degrees north [ -90 ... +90 ]
OPTIONAL:
geo_strf_dyn_height = dynamic height [ m2/s^2 ]
sea_surface_geopotental = geopotential at zero sea pressure [ m^2/s^2 ]
lat may have dimensions 1x1 or Mx1 or 1xN or MxN, where p is MxN.
geo_strf_dyn_height and geo_strf_dyn_height, if provided, must have
dimensions MxN, which are the same as p.
OUTPUT:
z = height [ m ]
Note. At sea level z = 0, and since z (HEIGHT) is defined to be
positive upwards, it follows that while z is positive in the
atmosphere, it is NEGATIVE in the ocean.
EXAMPLE:
p = [ 10; 50; 125; 250; 600; 1000;]
lat = 4;
z = gsw_z_from_p(p,lat)
z =
1.0e+002 *
-0.099445834469453
-0.497180897012550
-1.242726219409978
-2.484700576548589
-5.958253480356214
-9.920919060719987
AUTHOR:
Trevor McDougall, Claire Roberts-Thomson & Paul Barker.
[<EMAIL_ADDRESS>]
VERSION NUMBER:
3.05 (16th February, 2015)
REFERENCES:
IOC, SCOR and IAPSO, 2010: The international thermodynamic equation of
seawater - 2010: Calculation and use of thermodynamic properties.
Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission, Manuals and Guides No. 56,
UNESCO (English), 196 pp. Available from the TEOS-10 web site.
McDougall, T.J., D.R. Jackett, D.G. Wright and R. Feistel, 2003:
Accurate and computationally efficient algorithms for potential
temperature and density of seawater. J. Atmosph. Ocean. Tech., 20,
pp. 730-741.
Moritz, 2000: Goedetic reference system 1980. J. Geodesy, 74, 128-133.
Roquet, F., G. Madec, T.J. McDougall, P.M. Barker, 2015: Accurate
polynomial expressions for the density and specifc volume of seawater
using the TEOS-10 standard. Ocean Modelling.
Saunders, P. M., 1981: Practical conversion of pressure to depth.
Journal of Physical Oceanography, 11, 573-574.
This software is available from http://www.TEOS-10.org


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Namespace FhirDeathRecord
Classes
DeathRecord
Class DeathRecord
models a FHIR Standard Death Record (SDR).
For consuming a FHIR SDR (in either XML or JSON format), there is a constructor that
takes a string, which will parse the given FHIR SDR and build a new DeathRecord
that
represents it. You can then use the various property getters to infer details about the
record.
For producing a new FHIR SDR, there is a default no-param constructor that creates the bare
bones necessary for a new record. You can then use the various property setters to
populate details of the record. All DeathRecord
s can be converted to FHIR XML or JSON
suitable for transmission, by making use of the ToXML()
and ToJSON()
methods.
FHIRPath
Describes a FHIR path that can be used to get to the element.
Property
Property attribute used to describe a DeathRecord property.
PropertyParam
Property attribute used to describe a DeathRecord property parameter, specifically if the property is a dictionary that has keys.
Enums
Property.Types
Enum for describing the property type.


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Eddie Murphy set for 'Beverly Hills Cop' sequel on Netflix
by Andy SahadeoNetflix is set to make the next installment of the “Beverly Hills Cop” series.
The future “Beverly Hills Cop” release comes off the heels of a one-time licensing deal between Netflix and Paramount Pictures to revive the movie series.
Eddie Murphy will reprise his role as Axel Foley from the first installment of the popular series. Jerry Bruckheimer is slated to produce the upcoming film, per The Hollywood Reporter.
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Viacom CEO Bob Bakish offered his insight into the move on an analyst call on Thursday. He noted that Netflix and Paramount “will produce a new film based on an iconic IP and further expands our relationship with this important original production client.”
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Paramount Pictures signed a multi-picture film deal with Netflix in November 2018. During Viacom’s fourth-quarter earnings call last year, Paramount CEO Jim Gianopulos explained why the studio inked the deal with Netflix.
“Our priority is to expand our role as a major global content supplier,” Gianopulos stated. “As such, we’re exploring various new revenue streams in addition to our traditional theatrical releases as a producer of first-run films and television for other media platforms.”
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The first “Beverly Hills Cop” film was released in 1984, followed by two sequels in 1987 and 1994, respectively. The series has grossed $735.5 million worldwide.
This will be Murphy’s second collaboration with Netflix. It follows his lead role in October’s “Dolemite Is My Name.”


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Note: Part 1 is available here!
It is surprising how a simple implementation with a humongous amount of data can outsmart it's complex and seemingly efficient counterparts! After writing the last blog-post, I started reading Dr.Fill: Crosswords and an Implemented Solver for Singly Weighted CSPs, a paper explaining a competitive crossword solver. While reading, a dataset on page 15 caught my attention. The dataset was http://www.otsys.com/clue.
Now, as of 20th December 2019, if you visit the above link there are three files provided. The problem with these files is that they are targeted towards people who want to create crosswords rather than those who want to solve them! A quick web search brought me here. This page provides the source code of the project hosted by Otsys. It appeared to me that the cluedata file contained their project's dataset. Unfortunately, I could not cleanly decode the file (latin-1 was the closest working solution) in Python.
The eureka moment for this project came when I found out that Otsys had previously uploaded another file apart from those three files, called clues.bz2. This file contained all the clues they were using for their crossword generator in a non-encoded fashion. Thankfully Internet Archive had a copy of that file!
After that, cosine similarity and sentence tokenization on this data gave me a never-imagined accuracy. For newspaper crosswords, the accuracy was nearly 100%!
Can this work against a customized crossword?
A customized crossword heavily inspired by newspapers like LA Times and NY Times should work well with the dataset mentioned above. From what I have learned, many crossword enthusiasts use Otsys' crossword-generator to create crosswords. However, for clues that appear to break the tradition, the method mentioned in Part-1 should work reasonably well (compared to the above method). I have yet to implement a hybrid implementation, nevertheless, in theory, I believe it can give much better accuracy for unique crosswords.
How is the runtime performance of the above-described method?
Based on my observation, using PyPy can drastically reduce the runtime (compared to CPython). In my case, the difference was 5x! Presently using PyPy, the solver can fetch clues for a 10-clue crossword and solve them in under a minute. Interestingly the SMT implementation using Z3 (as mentioned in the previous blog-post) takes about 2 milliseconds 😄.
I do have plans to rewrite the entire code in Golang. This has been a fun project!
If you have any suggestions/questions, feel free to drop an email!


Video: LeBron, Kobe Share Cool Moment At Lakers Game
by Andrew HolleranLos Angeles Lakers fans appear to be in heaven tonight, as LeBron James is leading a blowout of the Atlanta Hawks while Kobe Bryant watches from the sideline.
The former Lakers legend and the team’s current star player shared a cool moment during a stoppage in play earlier tonight.
LeBron dapped up Kobe as he made his way out of bounds.
He then sank a 3:
Kobe continued to show LeBron love later in the game following a nice and-1:
It’s been quite the night at Staples Center.
Los Angeles is leading Atlanta, 77-49, early in the third quarter.