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Sciacca lies on the south west coast of Sicily. It is an ancient town, founded by the Greeks as a place for the residents of Selinunte to “take the waters” from the volcanic thermal springs that lie under the town. Now days it is a busy working fishing port.
The city centre (reached up tiled steps from the marina) has preserved much of its medieval layout. Excellent restaurants in the narrow lanes offer local seafood dishes in the Sicilian tradition.
Position 37° 30' 03"N, 13° 04' 24"E (harbour entrance)
Photo from Sydney Stapleton
There are two marinas, adjacent to each other, both on the west side of the harbor. The first dock on the left as you enter the harbor is the Circulo Nautico “Il Corallo,” and the second and third docks are the “Lega Navale.”
The Lega Navale seems to offer more services (showers and laundry) and monitors VHF channel 12. It is also slightly more protected from whatever surge enters the harbor. Prices are quite reasonable, and their staff is friendly and helpful. Little English is spoken here.
Last updated October 2015.


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highlight_file
(PHP 4, PHP 5, PHP 7)
highlight_file — 语法高亮一个文件
说明
mixed highlight_file ( string $filename [, bool $return = false ] )
使用PHP内置的语法高亮器所定义的颜色，打印输出或者返回 filename 文件中语法高亮版
本的代码。
许多服务器配置了自动高亮 phps 扩展的文件。比如，访问 example.phps 会显示语法高
亮后的文件。添加以下一行代码到 httpd.conf 使此生效：
AddType application/x-httpd-php-source .phps
参数
filename
欲高亮文件的路径。
return
设置该参数为 TRUE 使函数返回高亮后的代码。
返回值
如果 return 设置为 TRUE，高亮后的代码不会被打印输出，而是以字符串的形式返回。高
亮成功返回 TRUE，否则返回 FALSE。
更新日志
版本 说明
4.2.1 该函数现在也受 safe_mode 和 open_basedir 的限制和影响。
4.2.0 添加了 return 的参数。
注释
Caution
应当注意在使用 highlight_file() 时，确认没有在不经意间泄漏敏感信息，类似密码或
者其他任何具有潜在安全风险的信息。
Note:
当使用了return 参数时，本函数使用其内部输出缓冲，因此不能在 ob_start() 回调
函数的内部使用。
参见
• highlight_string() - 字符串的语法高亮
User Contributed Notes 18 notes
===============================================================================
This is my try on linenumbers
', $code);
//Count
$lineCount = count($lines);
//Calc pad length
$padLength = strlen($lineCount);
//Re-Print the code and span again
echo "";
//Loop lines
foreach($lines as $i => $line) {
//Create line number
$lineNumber = str_pad($i + 1, $padLength, '0', STR_PAD_LEFT);
//Print line
echo sprintf('
%s | %s',
$lineNumber, $line);
}
//Close span
echo "
";
}
?>
===============================================================================
Here's a great function I found to add numbers to your highlighted code:
');
$content = highlight_file($file, true);
echo '
';
echo "
| \n$lines\n | \n$content\n |
tr>
";
}
highlight_num(__FILE__);
?>
===============================================================================
Please, be aware of just using marlon at mbwp dot nl example to show the
sourcecode
Do as told in this manual, "CAUTION", do some check on what code to highlight.
Simply just using $_GET["file"] is very bad.
===============================================================================
Here's a better take at highlighting a file with line numbers:
', implode(range(1, count(file($file))), '
'), '
';
highlight_file($file);
}
highlight_num('file.php');
?>
Thanks for the implode() part from Arevos at programmingforums.org
===============================================================================
I think it will be better if the variable contains the files that are allowed
to be viewed. There can always befound a way to pass the name of a forbiddedn
file that is not in the prohibited array.
Thus the code will be:
===============================================================================
You can trick this function to apply additional css rules to parts of the
source code.
For example, if you wanted comments to appear in bold you could do the
following
This works because when highlight_file() writes out a comment it wraps it in
....
Therefore as long as your ini value for highlight.comment starts with a color,
you can put in whatever style declarations you like.
This applies to all of the other relavent ini values: highlight.default,
highlight.html, highlight.keyword, highlight.string.
===============================================================================
Here is what I use
===============================================================================
Here is a simple, yet useful, tip... Issuing the following command under a
Unix-like OS:
ln -s your_script.php your_script.phps
Will result in the creation of a symbolic link (called your_script.phps) to the
source code (your_script.php). This way you have (apart from the source code
.php) the highlighted version of your script (.phps) accessible via your web
browser.
===============================================================================
A function which parses the output of highlight file and replaces <span>
wits <a>, replaces the style="color: #XXXXXX" part with class="cX",
storing the colors in some css rules; that way you get a smaller output size
(ratio is about about 1.2 ~ 1.4):
.*?\<\/
span\>/",$str,$mtch);
$m = array_unique($mtch[1]);
$cls = '";
$str2 = str_replace($mtc,$rpl,$str);
if($ret) return $str2;
else echo $str2;
}
?>
===============================================================================
I use the folowing code to highlight a file with line numbers:
";
for ($i = 1; $i <= count(file($_GET['file'])); $i++) echo $i.". ";
echo " | ";
highlight_file($_GET['file']);
echo " |
";
?>
===============================================================================
This function will not only echo out the code but will add line numbers. The
extra code is for the multi-line and single-line comments using /* and */ and
making sure they are highlighted appropriately. If not used, the multi-line
comments will not be displayed in orange (or the default comment color).
Anthony
=============
', $code);
echo '' . "\r\n";
foreach($arr as $line) {
echo '' . "\r\n";
echo '| ' .
$counter . ': | ' . "\r\n";
// fix multi-line comment bug
if((strstr($line, '/*') !==
false) && (strstr($line, '*/') !== false)) { // single line comment using /* */
$comments = false;
$startcolor = "orange";
}
elseif(strstr($line, '/*') !==
false) { // multi line comment using /* */
$startcolor = "orange";
$comments = true;
}
else { // no comment marks found
$startcolor = "green";
if($comments) { // continuation of multi line comment
if(strstr($line, '*/') !== false) {
$comments = false;
$startcolor = "orange";
}
else {
$comments = true;
}
}
else { // normal line
$comments = false;
$startcolor = "green";
}
}
// end fix multi-line comment bug
if($comments)
echo ''
. $line . ' | ' . "\r\n";
else
echo '' . $line . ' | ' . "\r\n";
echo '
' . "\r\n";
$counter++;
}
echo '
' . "\r\n";
}
else {
echo "The file $filename could not be opened.
\r\n";
return;
}
}
?>
===============================================================================
From W on 20 August 2008:
YES! I do it too, on many of my things! I love to be able to share my code
(when I have the right to do it) with friends who aren't working on the
project.
I like to do it like this. The benefit is minimal but personally for such a
small thing I would like to keep it down to one line. Maybe there is a shorter
way, I don't know.. But the magic constant __FILE__ saves the day!
To access this one would be http://example.com/path/to/script.php?code
the parameter just has to be set (? or &) and you don't need the equals sign.
This way I don't generate any errors in E_ALL (because I'm likely in
development), and I don't have to remember if the value was supposed to be
"true" or "1" or "abacus" or whatever (I mean you're never going to
specifically ask to NOT show the code, right?)
Anyway I've gone on long enough. It's nice to not be the only one who does this
:D
===============================================================================
Normally I add highlighting for files like so:
In every file that should be higlighted:
And in highlight.inc.php (or your init file):
When a user will open the sourcecode (or you'll link to it) he just adds ?
codeShow=1 to the filename.
===============================================================================
I use this (simple and dirty) function in my tutorials to add linenumbers. I
let all the linenumbers in one table cell so it is easier for people to copy
and paste the code (so they don't have to remove all the linenumbers):
";
$count++;
}
}
//close handle
fclose($handle);
//highlight contents
$contents = highlight_file($file, TRUE);
//print output (you could as well return now)
print '' .
$lines . ' | ' .
$contents . ' |
';
}
?>
Maybe it's of use to someone
===============================================================================
To add line numbers to source code, with optional function linking, use the
below function:
http://aidanlister.com/repos/v/function.highlight_file_linenum.php
A much more thorough and smarter, though slower version is here:
http://aidanlister.com/repos/v/PHP_Highlight.php
===============================================================================
It's a basic idea but one maybe worth sharing.
Save the script as showfile.php and access it like this:
Click here to see file 1 source code
The default case is for people editing the URL to try to access further files.
Just don't add any files you don't want users to see, and maybe hard-code in
large, random numbers or MD5 hashes.
===============================================================================
I get linenumbers this way... cause I don't like tables :p
and global
$code = highlight_file($page, true) ,36,-15);
echo '';
$arr = explode('
', $code);
foreach( $arr as $line )
{
// removing newline
$line = substr($line, 0, -1);
//empty lines
if( preg_match('`^( )*$`',$line) ) $line = ' ';
// add colour from the previous line
if( !empty($last_colour) ) $s = '
'. $s;
// Supposing we open more spans on a line than closing... let's do this
properly
// We have at most one currently opened span
if( substr_count($line, ' 0 )
{
$line .= '';
// Grab colour to report it on next line
$last_colour = explode('',$line,"\r";
}
echo '
';
}
?>
===============================================================================
Just my two cents - a function that takes PHP source code from a file and
decodes it to text/plain MIME-type.
Cheers,
Joel A. Villarreal Bertoldi
Example:
####################################
samplefile.php:
parser.php:
####################################
Results:
####################################
Array
(
[0] => $a = 1;
[2] =>
[3] => /* This is my file*/
[4] => echo $a;
[5] => ?>
)
####################################


title: Crate and Docker: Scale your database like your application description: Use Docker Swarm to create a Crate cluster in the cloud or locally in minutes. heroImg: wrapper-hero-frontpage og_image: https://cdn.crate.io./media/1503/crate-logo-165.png {% extends "base.html" %} {% block header %}
Swarm is Docker's native clustering tool that can be used to create a cluster of machines for deploying Docker Images with constraints and filters
Try Docker SwarmDocker Swarm is a tool that treats a group of singular hosts as one large virtual host. Swarm can combine hosts from different data centers, operating systems and hardware configurations. The project is still in beta but already supports multiple scheduling strategies and integrates with other tools like Mesosphere.
Using Docker Swarm will enable you to easily deploy images across a Docker cluster with only a few commands to the master node. Swarm integrates with Docker Compose and Machine, making a complete toolkit for Docker deployment, orchestration and management.
Crate uses Docker Swarm to build clusters on AWS, Google Cloud Platform, and locally because the affinity filter and spread strategy allows us to deploy an entire cluster of distributed nodes. Using Machine with Swarm makes this process even easier.
There are two ways to install swarm, the docker image or directly. This guide will follow the new Docker image installation, if you are using the binary install substitute "docker run --rm swarm" with "swarm"
Docker Image
docker pull swarm
Binary Install
$ sudo apt-get install golang git
$ mkdir ~/gocode; export GOPATH=~/gocode
$ cd ~/gocode
$ go get -u github.com/docker/swarm
Create a swarm cluster and save the token it generates:
docker run --rm swarm create
Configure each node's Docker daemon to start connected to the Swarm Manager:
docker -H tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>:2375 -d
From the Swarm Master add each Swarm Node by IP address and include the token generated with the create command:
docker run -d swarm join --addr=_IP_:2375 token://_token_
From any computer with Docker installed, connect to the Swarm Master using the IP address and token:
docker run -d -p --addr=_IP_:2375 token://_token_
With Swarm up and running and the nodes connected to the master, issue commands to the Swarm master in the same way you would issue commands to a single docker host:
docker run --rm swarm list t--addr=_IP_:2375 token://_token_
Filters are used with the --filter
flag and can be used to target individual hosts properties:
docker run constraint:storage==ssd --name db crate
Docker Swarm supports several different strategies and each one affects which swarm node the swarm master chooses to provision new machines on. By default the --strategy
used is spread
.
docker run --strategy=spread --name db crate
docker run --strategy=binpack --name db crate
docker run --strategy=random --name db crate
Now that you've learned how easy it is to get started with Docker Machine & Swarm, you have a few options for where to go next. You can:


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Convergent
Continental Oceanic
Continental Continental
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UN Blog, default options
UN Blog, most recent post
Ayaka Sasaki's Blog, default options
Ayaka Sasaki's Blog, using a filter
This removes ads, which are posts that begin with the text "PR"


Jenkins slave nodes must each use a unique Perforce workspace. The format string configures the workspace name by substituting the specified ${VARIABLE} variables.
Variables can be taken from the Jenkins Environment or Parameterized builds


Isadora Sinha, 21, was subjected to a torrent of slurs by Gregory Lauder-Frost, who has now lost an appeal against his conviction over the threats.
The 67-year-old dad-of-two sent Isadora messages ordering her to “go home” and saying she had “no right to “be in our country or arguing with a superior race”.
Further posts included: “As the KGB say, ‘we’ you on the list. Don’t get too comfortable.”
The far-right troll was found guilty of racist abuse at Jedburgh Sheriff Court in July and fined £300. His appeal has now been refused.
Lauder-Frost, of Mordington, Berwickshire is vice-president of Traditional Britain Group, which last year hosted European parties linked to neo-Nazis.
Isadora told how the case made her fear her family, from Hong Kong, would never be treated as equals.
She said: “Anyone reasonable who has their life threatened would feel that way, especially when it is based on a characteristic that cannot be changed like ethnicity.
“Even though my family and I have integrated, contribute and have our lives here, we will never be viewed as equal citizens.
"The defence lawyer asked questions in a manner that tried to twist the situation in a way to shift the blame on me for the racial abuse.

Lauder-Frost was convicted of behaving in a threatening or abusive manner likely to cause fear and alarm.
He has resigned the chairmanship of his local community council.
A spokesman for Traditional Britain Group said: “Mr Lauder-Frost is out of the country. The committee unanimously declared at their October meeting Mr Lauder-Frost will not be asked to resign.”
Lauder-Frost was a member of the Conservatives’ Monday Club which the Tories severed its links with in 2001 due to its extreme views.
Tory toff Jacob Rees-Mogg said he regretted speaking at one of the club’s dinners.


components.nf-tracker Class
A tracking graphic component used to do things like create tracking dots for nf-area or nf-line.
Item Index
Methods
Methods
_sendDidTrack
()
private
Observes changes to tracked data and sends the didTrack action.
_sendWillTrack
()
private
Observes impending changes to trackedData and sends the willTrack action.
didContentHoverChange
-
e
Event handler for content hoverChange event. Triggers didHoverChange
.
Parameters:
didContentHoverEnd
-
e
Handles the graph-content's hoverEnd event and triggers didHoverEnd
Parameters:
-
e
utils.nf.graph-mouse-action-context
didHoverChange
-
e
Event handler for didHoverChange. Sends hoverChange action.
Parameters:
didHoverEnd
-
e
Event handler for didHoverEnd. Updates tracked data, and sends hoverEnd action.
Parameters:
-
e
Objecthover end event object.
init
()

Initalization method that gets the nf-graph parent and assigns it to graph NOTE: all object that mixin and have init, must call super.init()

Properties
data
Array

Gets or sets the data used by the component to plot itself.

Default: null
didTrack
String
The action to send on didTrack
.
Default: null
firstSortedData
Array

The first element from renderedData that is actually visible within the x domain.

hoverChange
String
The action name to send to the controller when the hoverChange
event fires
Default: null
hoverEnd
String
Name of the action to send on hoverEnd
Default: null
lastVisibleData
Array

The last element from renderedData that is actually visible within the x domain.

renderedData
Array

The list of data points from mixins.graph-data-graphc/mappedData:property that fits within the x domain, plus up to one data point outside of that domain in each direction.

scaleOffsetX
Number

The offset, in pixels, for the x scale

Default: 0
scaleOffsetY
Number

The offset, in pixels, for the y scale

Default: 0
scaleZoomX
Number

The zoom multiplier for the x scale

Default: 1
scaleZoomY
Number

The zoom multiplier for the y scale

Default: 1
trackingMode
String
Gets or sets the tracking mode of the component.
Possible values are:
- 'hover': only track while mouse hover
- 'snap-last': track while mouse hover, but snap to the last data element when not hovering
- 'snap-first': track while mouse hover, but snap to the first data element when not hovering
- 'selected-hover': The same as
'hover'
tracking mode, but only when the compononent is selected - 'selected-snap-last': The same as
'snap-last'
tracking mode, but only when the compononent is selected - 'selected-snap-first': The same as
'snap-first'
tracking mode, but only when the compononent is selected
Default: 'hover'
willTrack
String
The action to send on willTrack
Default: null
xprop
String

The path of the property on each object in data to use as x data to plot on the graph.

Default: 'x'
xPropFn
Function

The function to get the x value from each data object

xScale
d3.scale

The x scale used by this component

yprop
String

The path of the property on each object in data to use as y data to plot on the graph.

Default: 'y'
yPropFn
Function

The function to get the y value from each data object

yScale
d3.scale

The y scale used by this component


"Unmade Beds" is a riveting portrait of two men and two women living in the greater New York area who rely on personal ads in order to meet the opposite sex. Their tales of woe are delivered with a self-deprecating and mordant wit that make for an grimly entertaining documentary.
The first person we meet is a Jersey City Italian-American woman in her forties who is up-front about her purposes. She makes $2000 a month, but her expenses come to $3000. So she is not interested in romance, but in balancing her checkbook. She tells one man that he will have to pay her $100 for their date, even if there is no sex involved. The money is supposed to pay just for her time and trouble. She is totally without illusions. She says that she can get "dick" whenever she wants. Men find her sexy, even though she is starting to worry about some bulges appearing around her midsection. "Where did that come from," she tells the camera as she eyes herself in the mirror in a skimpy bra and panties, while grabbing a fold of her flesh in her fingers. "I woke up one morning and it was just there." She is proud of her ability to attract men, but has no use for men who can't deliver some cash. Younger men have been following her around lately because they want to learn about sex and love from an older and wiser woman. She blows them off because there is nothing in it for her. If they want an education, let them pay her tuition.
We then meet another Italian-American, a 40 year old man who lives in a very traditional ethnic neighborhood in one of the outer boroughs where it is considered abnormal to be a "bachelor." He spits the word out and tells us how much he hates it. He is cursed to be a mere 5'4" tall and rails against all the baby-boomer women who demand that their men be taller than them. He describes the agony he has to go through when he has to confess his height to a woman while setting up their first date. He is an only child and visits to his parents in Florida have become hellish as they broach the subject of his bachelorhood and their need for grandchildren one more time. He resolves to visit them only at Christmas time in the future. While in a neighborhood deli, he overhears an old woman referring to him in Italian as a "fag" because he is unmarried. Knowing Italian, he is offended and considers defending himself. He changes his mind at the last minute because it is not socially acceptable to yell profanities at an 80 year old woman. As a last resort, he goes to a dating counselor. He looks into the camera and wonders why he is spending his hard-earned money on learning about life. You shouldn't have to pay for that, he complains.
The next character we meet is a 28 year old woman who has moved to NYC from the Midwest. She is 220 pounds and states that fact openly in her ads. She is a professional woman with conventional attitudes who seems fairly oblivious about her appearance. If anything, she is overly critical about the appearance of her dates. One man was balding and at least 225 pounds, she huffs. Like most Manhattanites, she considers a mate to be part of making it. It is a sign of success. Her big fear is that she only has two years to go until she is thirty, when her chances will be over. Notwithstanding her weight, she has a rather active social life constructed through the personal ads. Her last affair was with a cab-driver who was into S&M.  She brought him back to her apartment, where he opened an overnight case filled with whips, handcuffs, leather masks and a French maid's uniform. After agreeing to be the dominant one, she discovers that she sort of enjoyed the sex although it wasn't exactly her cup of tea. She is crushed after he leaves her. "Can you imagine being dumped by a submissive," she tells the camera.
The final character is a man in his fifties. He is a classic case of arrested development. His attitudes toward women haven't changed since the 1960s and 70s when he only went out with beautiful women, like belly dancers and Playboy waitresses. He shows photos of himself and some of these women. He is dressed in clothing straight out of "Saturday Night Fever." He doesn't seem to realize that life has moved on and that he has gotten older. He escorts the camera crew through his apartment which is furnished in a garishly "erotic" manner with dim lighting and nude sculptures. "My apartment spells sex. If a woman doesn't like the looks of it, she can take off." The only problem is that he doesn't seem to realize that he, like the furnishings, has a dated and seedy quality. Sometimes the brute realities sink in on him, such as the time he is charged for a senior citizen's admission at a movie theater. "Can you imagine that? She thought I was 65?" Anybody looking at his weathered appearance will of course understand the ticket seller's mistake. The only thing that makes this character at all sympathetic is that he describes his personal ads hell with a masochistic relish. He describes taking a woman out to a fancy restaurant on their initial date where the bill came to $190. She was a judge and spent the entire dinner telling him why she wouldn't see him again. She moved in elite social circles and he wouldn't be appropriate for her. What would you expect from a judge, he comments bitterly.
I answered a personal ad myself once. The woman who had placed it was Kerri Jacobs, a high-profile journalist who wrote for Metropolitan magazine on architecture. She has moved on to New York Magazine, where she is a regular columnist on the same topic. New York Magazine is one of the prime locations for personal ads, especially for conventional New Yorkers. She had placed her ad in the New York Review of Books, a locale for the more intellectually pretentious. Since she was an extremely good-looking young woman, I couldn't exactly figure out why she had placed an ad. After a few moments, I figured it out completely. Nobody was good enough for her. The ads were supposed to help weed out "losers," as she put it. I didn't even want to find out if I was a winner and never called her back.
What dates like these remind me of is job interviews. Everything is riding on your initial appearance. Not only do you have to look right, you also have to find the words that the interviewer wants to hear. I had to put up with this nonsense when I worked on Wall Street. Why would I or any sensitive person have to put up with it in affairs of the heart?  "Why do you think Paine-Webber and you are suitable for each other?" "I don't know. The thought of working at another one of these Wall Street dumps makes me sick to my stomach. I just need the money to pay for my rent, scholarly Marxist books and African music CD's."
The unstated, and therefore more powerful, message of this movie is that the cash nexus distorts everything. Everything in capitalist society, including people and nature, are seen from the point of view of their exchange value. This colors everything. The way we speak reflects this alienated existence. We speak of the "investment" we have in an intimate relationship. We are worried whether our "assets" are to be found in our appearance, like Richard Gere's, or in our intelligence or wit, like Woody Allen's (well, from 25 years ago anyhow).
Director Nicholas Barker, who hails from England, allows the stories of the four subjects to speak for themselves, but the points they all make cry out for a different way of human beings relating to each other. There are some very effective cinematic means he uses to enhance this theme. In an early scene in the film, we see an Edward Hopper poster on somebody's living-room wall. Hopper is the poet laureate of urban loneliness. His figures are always depicted in isolation from one another. Barker cuts between this Hopper poster and shots of real New Yorkers sitting at luncheon counters or staring out their windows. New York never looked more Hopper-esque than it does in this film.
The film score is also very effective. He alternates between Charlie Mingus big band sounds, which usually accompany one of his characters on their way in a taxi cab to a date, and minimalist electronic music when they sit home alone after the disappointing evening.
There is an epidemic of loneliness in America. The Communist Manifesto hails the process of urbanization that destroys traditional societies. We are accustomed to grieving the loss of peasant villages as this takes place. Another loss that people have not been able to connect to the ravages of capitalism is the breakdown of our social lives. The vast impersonal cities where corporations are located serve the interests of the employer, but make no provision for the social life of the working people. They drift from bar to health clubs in search of the significant other. They blame themselves when they can't make the right connection. Some day all these poor souls will wake up to the reality that capitalism is the cause of their loneliness and not their height, weight or income.
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class AwsSesNewsletters::NewslettersSender
Inherit from this class to create a Newsletter and override create_newsletter & get_recipients It is a Sidekiq::Worker, so the method that will be executed is perform, which creates a AwsSesNewsletters::Newsletter and sends the newsletter to all defined recipients.
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- SES
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this method is the one that is executed when starting a sidekiq process
# File app/workers/aws_ses_newsletters/newsletters_sender.rb, line 15 def perform @newsletter = create_newsletter send_emails end
Send a preview email
# File app/workers/aws_ses_newsletters/newsletters_sender.rb, line 21 def preview_to(recipient) @newsletter = build_newsletter mail = build_mail mail.to = recipient.email replace_and_send_mail_safely(mail, recipient) end
Protected Instance Methods
Override this method to perform a replacement for a particular email Usually you will want to override the body
Example¶ ↑
mail.html_part.body = mail.html_part.body.raw_source.gsub('recipient_email', recipient.email)
# File app/workers/aws_ses_newsletters/newsletters_sender.rb, line 92 def do_custom_replacements_for(mail, recipient) end
override this method if you want to inline images return a Hash where the key is the key used in the template and the value is the file
# File app/workers/aws_ses_newsletters/newsletters_sender.rb, line 67 def get_images {} end
Override this method to get the recipients, yielding for every recipient you want to send an email to It is recommended to batch if there are many recipients
Example¶ ↑
User.where(wants_newsletter: true).find_in_batches(batch_size: 100) do |group|
group.each do |recipient| yield recipient end
end
# File app/workers/aws_ses_newsletters/newsletters_sender.rb, line 61 def get_recipients fail NotImplementedError end
Perform custom replacements and send the email without throwing any exception
# File app/workers/aws_ses_newsletters/newsletters_sender.rb, line 72 def replace_and_send_mail_safely(mail, recipient) html_body = mail.html_part.body.raw_source do_custom_replacements_for(mail, recipient) send_raw_email_safely(mail) mail.html_part.body = html_body end
Iterate over recipients and sends emails
# File app/workers/aws_ses_newsletters/newsletters_sender.rb, line 30 def send_emails mail = build_mail get_recipients do |recipient| next if EmailResponse.exists?(email: recipient.email) # bounces & complaints mail.to = recipient.email replace_and_send_mail_safely(mail, recipient) end end
calls aws-ses send_raw_email with a mail
# File app/workers/aws_ses_newsletters/newsletters_sender.rb, line 80 def send_raw_email_safely(mail) begin SES.send_raw_email(mail) rescue StandardError => e Rails.logger.info e.message end end


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Author: Michael Ross, Andrew Cohen
Abstract: This paper describes a new model for human visual classiﬁcation that enables the recovery of image features that explain human subjects’ performance on different visual classiﬁcation tasks. Unlike previous methods, this algorithm does not model their performance with a single linear classiﬁer operating on raw image pixels. Instead, it represents classiﬁcation as the combination of multiple feature detectors. This approach extracts more information about human visual classiﬁcation than previous methods and provides a foundation for further exploration. 1
[1] A.J. Ahumada, Jr. Classiﬁcation image weights and internal noise level estimation. Journal of Vision, 2(1), 2002.
[2] C.M. Bishop. Neural Networks for Pattern Recognition. Oxford University Press, 1995.
[3] C.M. Bishop. Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning. Springer, 2006.
[4] A.L. Cohen, R.M. Shiffrin, J.M. Gold, D.A. Ross, and M.G. Ross. Inducing features from visual noise. Journal of Vision, 7(8), 2007.
[5] A. Gelman, J.B. Carlin, H.S. Stern, and D.B. Rubin. Bayesian Data Analysis. Chapman & Hall/CRC, 2003.
[6] J.M. Gold, P.J. Bennett, and A.B. Sekuler. Identiﬁcation of band-pass ﬁltered letters and faces by human and ideal observers. Vision Research, 39, 1999.
[7] J.M. Gold, A.L. Cohen, and R. Shiffrin. Visual noise reveals category representations. Psychonomics Bulletin & Review, 15(4), 2006.
[8] N.A. Macmillan and C.D. Creelman. Detection Theory: A User’s Guide. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 2005.
[9] S.E. Palmer. Vision Science: Photons to Phenomenology. The MIT Press, 1999.
[10] D.G. Pelli, B. Farell, and D.C. Moore. The remarkable inefﬁciency of word recognition. Nature, 425, 2003.
[11] J. Sergent. An investigation into component and conﬁgural processes underlying face perception. British Journal of Psychology, 75, 1984. 8


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The most important piece of advice in this article follows this sentence, so please make note of it
and repeat it to yourself as often as you need as you read this article and make decisions regarding
choosing a major in college. Are you ready for it? The advice: Don't panic.
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I know it's easier said than done, but I can't tell you how many students I have advised since the
time that I have been a professor that seem in a state of panic if they are uncertain of their major,
let alone a career. Choosing a major, thinking about a career, getting an education -– these are the
things college is all about. Yes, there are some students who arrive on campus and know exactly their
major and career ambitions, but the majority of students do not, thus there is no need to rush into a
decision about your major as soon as you step on campus.
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And guess what? A majority of students in all colleges and universities change their major at least
once in their college careers; and many change their major several times over the course of their
college career.
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This article is all about giving you some pointers and direction -- some steps for you to take --
in your journey toward discovering that ideal career path for you. But it is a journey, so make sure
you spend some time thinking about it before making a decision. And don't be discouraged if you still
don't have a major the first time you take this journey...your goal should be narrowing your focus from
all possible majors to a few areas that you can then explore in greater depth.
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Please also keep in mind that many schools have double majors, some triple majors, and most minors as
well as majors. Way back when I was an undergraduate at Syracuse University, I was a dual major in
marketing and magazine journalism. Today I am a college professor and Webmaster of a top career
resources Website...which brings me to the last piece of general advice before you begin your journey:
your major in college is important for your first job after graduation, but studies show that most
people will change careers -- yes, careers -- about four or five times over the course of their lives -–
and no major exists that can prepare you for that!
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The first stop on your journey should be an examination or self-assessment of your interests. What types
of things excite you? What types of jobs or careers appeal to you? There are many self-assessment tools
available for free on the web that will help you get started. Also, many, if not all, college career centers
have a variety of self-tests you can take to help you answer some of these questions.
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The second stop on your journey is an examination of your abilities. What are your strengths? What are
your weaknesses? What kind of skills do you have? You can begin this self-examination by looking at the
courses you took in high school. What were your best subjects? Is there a pattern there? What kinds of
extracurricular activities did you participate in while in high school? What kinds of things did you
learn from part-time or summer jobs?
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The third stop on your journey involves examining what you value in work. Examples of values include:
helping society, working under pressure, group affiliation, stability, security, status, pacing, working
alone or with groups, having a positive impact on others, and many others. Again, a visit to your college's
career center should help.
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The fourth stop on your journey is career exploration. There are many schools that offer "what can I do
with a major in…?" fact sheets or Websites. You can also learn more about various occupations, including
future trends, by searching the US Department of Labor’s Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2008-2009 Edition.
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The fifth stop on your journey is the reality check. You need to honestly evaluate your options. Do you
really value physicians and have an interest in being a doctor, but have little skills in science? Does
your occupation require an advanced degree, but your future commitments preclude graduate study? Do you
have a strong interest in the arts, but your family is convinced you will become a CPA like your father?
There are often ways to get around some of the obstacles during the reality check, but it is still important
to face these obstacles and be realistic about whether you can get around them.
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The sixth and final stop on your journey is the task of narrowing your choices and focusing on choosing
a major. Based on all your research and self-assessment of the first five stops on your journey, you
should now have a better idea of the careers/majors you are not interested in pursuing as well as a
handful of potential careers/majors that do interest you. What are the typical majors found at a
comprehensive university?
- Business: Accounting, Advertising, Business Economics, E-commerce, Finance,
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Philosophy, Religious Studies, Speech, Theatre
- Music: Instrumental Performance, Music Education, Vocal Performance
- Sciences: Astronomy, Astrophysics. Biology, Biochemistry, Botany, Chemistry,
Earth Science, Forestry, Genetics, Geology, Mathematics, Physics, Zoology
- Social Sciences: American Studies, Economics, Geography, History, Latin
American Studies, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology
What are some other resources for helping you get more information about a major and/or a career?
Take advantage of:
- Your college's course catalog -– you'll be amazed at the wealth of information you can find
here…from required courses to specialized majors and tracks.
- Your professors, including your academic adviser -– talk with your professors, whether
you have taken a class with them or not…many of them have worked in the field in which they
teach and all are experts about careers and career opportunities.
- Your classmates, especially upperclassmen -– these are the folk who are deep into their
major, perhaps already having had an internship or gone through job interviews...use them as a
resource to gather more information.
- Your college's alumni -– unless your college was just founded, your school probably
has a deep and varied group of alums, many of whom like to talk with current students…so use
them as a resource to gather more information about careers.

Next time you go home or call home, ask your family about majors and careers.
- Your college's career center -– almost always under-appreciated, these folk have such
a wealth of information at their fingertips that it is a shame more students don't take
advantage of them…and not just in your senior year –- start visiting in your first year
because most have resources for choosing a major and a career, as well as internship and
job placement information.
There are also numerous books on the topic available at your local library.
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The function to execute once exclusive access to the critical section has been acquired.
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Attempts to acquire exclusive access to the critical section before executing the passed-in function. The calling thread will block for at most
timeout
seconds while waiting to enter the critical section before giving up.Declaration
Swift
public func execute(timeout: TimeInterval, _ fn: () -> Void) -> Bool
Parameters
timeout
The maximum time to wait while attempting to acquire exclusive access to the critical section.
fn
The function to execute once exclusive access to the critical section has been acquired.
Return Value
true
if exclusive access to the critical section was acquired andfn
was executed.false
iftimeout
expired andfn
was not executed.


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Currently I live in Paris , the most beautiful city in the world.
Gilles Legoux
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Contact me, I answer you under 24h, and often more quickly again:
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If you are a student. I give courses about mathematics and computer science.


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The target audience for this film was young students in an educational setting. This documentary film aimed to enlighten and educate others on the life of Rosa Parks and Carolyn Green’s work with her.
I created a style guide for Rosie, we chose to keep the colors monochromatic because most of the footage (sans the interviews) was in black and white. A cursive font that slightly resembled Rosa's signature was selected for titles and a classic serif font was used for everything else. We all worked remotely and it was on assignment basis-meaning we only worked when a new task was created. The first graphics I made were transition graphics using images and text to indicate a new stage in Rosa Park’s life, which was usually read by the narrator.
The hardest part about designing for My Life with Rosie was the lack of footage we were able to use. Most footage of Rosa Parks is under copyright, and we weren’t able to access it.
My Life with Rose was such a cool opportunity, I had never imaged myself desiging on a film. I got to meet Rosa Parks’ family, and work with a remote team.


Psalm 115
1 Not to us, Yahweh, not to us,
but to your name bring honor,
for your covenant faithfulness and for your trustworthiness.
2 Why should the nations say,
"Where is their God?"
3 Our God is in heaven;
he does whatever he pleases.
4 The nations' idols are silver and gold,
the work of men's hands.
5 Those idols have mouths, but they do not speak;
they have eyes, but they do not see;
6 they have ears, but they do not hear;
they have noses, but they do not smell;
7 they have hands, but do not feel;
they have feet, but they cannot walk;
nor do they speak from their mouths.
8 Those who make them are like them,
as is everyone who trusts in them.
9 Israel, trust in Yahweh;
he is your help and shield.
10 House of Aaron, trust in Yahweh;
he is your help and shield.
11 You who honor Yahweh, trust in him;
he is your help and shield.
12 Yahweh takes notice of us and will bless us;
he will bless the family of Israel;
he will bless the family of Aaron.
13 He will bless those who honor him,
both young and old.
14 May Yahweh increase your numbers more and more,
yours and your descendants.
15 May you be blessed by Yahweh,
who made heaven and earth.
16 The heavens belong to Yahweh;
but the earth he has given to mankind.
17 The dead do not praise Yahweh,
nor do any who go down into silence;
18 But we will bless Yahweh
now and forevermore.
Praise Yahweh.


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rnalysis.enrichment.EnrichmentProcessing.enrich_big_table¶
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EnrichmentProcessing.
enrich_big_table
(attributes: list = None, fdr: float = 0.05, reps=10000, biotype: str = 'protein_coding', big_table_pth: str = 'C:\\Users\\Guy_Teichman\\PycharmProjects\\RNAlysis\\rnalysis\\extendedCelegansIDs_bigTable_39col_2019format_edit.csv', save_csv: bool = True, fname=None)¶ Calculates enrichment scores, p-values and q-values for enrichment and depletion of selected attributes from the Big Table. P-values are calculated using a randomization test, and corrected for multiple comparisons using the Benjamini–Hochberg step-up procedure (original FDR method). Enrichment/depletion is determined automatically by the calculated enrichment score: if log2(enrichment score) is positive then enrichment is assumed, and if log2(enrichment score) is negative then depletion is assumed.
- param attributes
An iterable of attribute names (strings). If None, a manual input prompt will be raised.
- param fdr
float. Indicates the FDR threshold for significance.
- param reps
How many repetitions to run the randomization for. 10,000 is the default. Recommended 10,000 or higher.
- param big_table_pth
the path of the Big Table file to be used as reference.
- param biotype
the biotype you want your reference to have. ‘all’ will include all biotypes, ‘protein_coding’ will include only protein-coding genes in the reference, etc.
- param save_csv
bool. If True, will save the results to a .csv file, under the name specified in ‘fname’.
- param fname
str/Path. The full path and name of the file to which to save the results. For example: r’C:dir
- ile’. No ‘.csv’ suffix is required. If None (default), fname will be requested in a manual prompt.
- return
a pandas DataFrame with the indicated attribute names as rows/index, and the columns ‘log2_enrichment_score’ and ‘pvalue’.


TMP Tech graduates do PH proud
by Manila StandardFour graduates of Toyota Motor Philippines School of Technology(TMP Tech) were recently hired as automotive service professionals by Abdullah Abdulghani & Bros. Co. W. L. L. in Qatar.
This is under the school’s training-to-employment program called TMP Tech–AAB Quick Service Training (QST) Program in partnership with AAB, one of Toyota’s official distributors in the Middle East. I
nterested graduates of TMP Tech’s 2-year Toyota General Job Automotive Servicing course may apply in the QST Program, which will require them to undergo four additional months of training to develop expertise in express vehicle maintenance and services.
They must also complete a non-the-job exposure at local Toyota dealerships and undergo proper pre-employment process before starting a career at AAB’s automotive service centers.
With over a thousand graduates in its six-year operations, TMP Tech continues to be a world-class technical-vocational school offering employment opportunities to its graduates in both the local and global Toyota Network.


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