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Zoological park to offer tasty experience
Wichita Eagle | Submitted by: meatload
"One hundred tigers and 2,000 alligators have been flown from Thailand to
China to grace an animal park where visitors will be able to admire and eat
some of the creatures displayed, a park official said Thursday. 'We will also
build restaurants to let people taste alligator meat, pharmacies for alligator
medicine and build leather processing centers... Tourists are likely to eat
tiger meat at Sanya,' she said."
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UPI | Submitted by: meatload
"Jordanian doctors have reportedly extracted a fetus from a girl who was only
recently one herself, a 10-day-old infant who now occupies a strange and rare
place in medical history. Mazen Naseer, head of the pediatric surgery
department at the hospital, was reported as saying the fetus was linked with
an umbilical cord to the baby's liver."
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Tucson Citizen | Submitted by: f00f
"Investigators say the human remains found on Interstate 10 yesterday afternoon
may have been brought to Tucson by a truck involved in an accident in El Paso...
"They saw the body go up under the truck but never come down," he said.
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This Is Plymouth | Submitted by: Pup
"A woman phoned to report that she was trapped indoors because a black
cat like creature had been crouching on her doorstep for 24 hours. She
thought it might be the infamous Beast of Bodmin Moor, but the skulking
beast turned out to be a delivery of phone directories in a black
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CNN | Submitted by: julio jorge
CNN actually published a story claiming that an incident that occurred in pro
wrestling was fake. Good heavens. "Lawler writes in a new book, "It's Good to
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the confrontation on the show and that neither Letterman nor his producer knew
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out: "If the police really know that they make up nearly 90% of the market, why
aren't they doing more to stop it? Mr Bobkov claimed that the police had
uncovered over 2,000 crimes in Russia this year involving infringement of
copyright.For a country the size of Russia, with such a huge problem, that is a
mere tip of the iceberg. In any case, most Russians live contentedly with fake
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that flared up when they were drinking alcohol together. In front of their
drinking companions, the woman lanced her acquaintance's body open with a knife
and severed her internal organs. She put the victim's heart and liver into a
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A retropsective by Max Scheinin. Copyright, 1997, Max Scheinin.
**** = perfection *** = good, not great ** = not good, not bad - merely acceptable * = not acceptable yet not horrid - merely very bad ZERO = horrid - avoid at all costs 1/2 = icing on the cake
Released 1935, should be rereleased very soon A Mark Sandrich film, "Top Hat".  I recently saw it on video and reveled in the singing and dancing, wonderful music and glorious acting. It's a sublime film, a real bliss-out. I'm suprised that with revivals of old films pouring in as they are, hollywood executives haven't came around to musicals, and in particular, Astaire and Rogers musicals. The sets are really teriffic, and I can tell that a big screen viewing would be in order. For now we can to make do re-watching this just plain wonderful gloriously realized old-fashioned film on video. My enthusiam is un-limited. Why? Sure, it's terrific fun to watch and sure, the acting is great and sure it's just...well...a great film, but why are you so enthusiastic? Because Top Hat sets standards for itself, says it will live up to those standards and does. That may seem like a silly reason to give a film a great review, but it's not really; Batman And Robin ( for example ) said it was going to be slick big spirited fun with terrific F/X. It wasn't. It fell flat on it's face as soon as the credits were over. What makes a great movie? Ambition, fun and high standards mixed well, with a dollop of talent.  It's a reccemonded rental.
Top Hat runs 1:37, and every minute is heaven. It is not rated but would be a solid G and is totally appropriate for everyone. It's good family viewing. See it. Because of it's sense of good solid fun and slick performances, plus great music and the fact that it is really well made I am giving it all big ****. See it.
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SERIES 7
Reviewed by Harvey Karten USA Films/ Blowup Pictures Director: Daniel Minahan Writer: Daniel Minahan Cast: Brooke Smith, Glenn Fitzgerald, Marylouise Burke, Michael Kaycheck, Richard Venture, Merritt Wever, Donna Hanover
Given the extent to which the television industry-- particularly its enhancements by cable and video recording equipment--has cut into potential theater box office receipts, it's only natural that the studios would strike back by parodying the shows that have distracted us from the big screen. Game shows have been a popular genre for satire, and no film has done a better job of mocking their corruption than Robert Redford's 1994 "Quiz Show," which focused on the scandals of the 1950s programs particularly the then fascinating $64,000 question--in which answers were given to the contestants beforehand. Daniel Minahan's derisive view of both game shows and, in a larger sense, the growing violence within American society, is by contrast adolescent, literal-minded and virtually humorless, spotlighting a mostly unattractive cast of people who are so unsympathetic and banal that we in the theater audience have a difficult time caring about them a whit. The entire production seems to have been conceived, directed and performed by a group of college kids knocking out a project that they believe could get them into NYU film school rather than invented by the fellow who co-wrote the far more engrossing "I Shot Andy Warhol."
Spoofing the current trend toward reality programs as well as game shows, "Series 7" is a 24/7 TV marathon in which six contestants are chosen by random from a smiling lottery- type woman gazing closely watching the spinning balls. The aim of each contestant is to outsmart the other six not in the ability to guess the identify of the country's ninth vice president by the competence in killing the others before they can nullify him or her. The last gladiator standing is the winner, who gets to compete in the next marathon. The prize, other than permission to live and continue firing rifles and pistols, is not reported.
The current champion, the very pregnant Dawn (Brooke Smith), is pitted against a religious nurse, Connie (Marylouise Burke); Tony (Michael Kaycheck), an overweight man with family difficulties; Lindsay (Merritt Wever), an eighteen-year- old who is encouraged throughout her mission by her parents (one of which is played by New York's own Donna Hanover); Jeff (Glenn Fitzgerald), Jeff (Glenn Fitzgerald), a young man dying of testicular cancer; and Franklin (Richard Venture), a chap who gets little development, who uses a metal cane to kill rather than a gun. The gimmick in this story is that neither Dawn nor the now-married and dying Jeff can bear to pull the trigger on each other since they were lovers back in high school in the small Connecticut town in which the action takes place.
As killing follows legalized murder, I couldn't help thinking not so much of the reality exhibitions or quiz shows that are being set up for parody but of Jules Feiffer's far more sophisticated and witty play which was adapted for the screen thirty years ago by Alan Arkin, "Little Murders." That black comedy about life in nightmarish New York City evokes a frightful ambiance which has citizens gunning down their fellows at random for no particular reason--an intense, devilishly amusing foreshadowing of the chaos enveloping parts of the world as gangs become the invisible government of prosperous urban areas. Notwithstanding the modest budget of "Series 7," the film could have been saved by a greater lyricism in the writing, but though the scripting is said to be tight, the action appears improvised with Mr. Minahan seeming all too often to settle for a first cut of each scene.
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Created by Bryan E Rayner
Javascript, for all it's benefits, provides a considerable challenge for many developers.
Especially in team environments, many web developers opt for different solutions to work around the pitfalls.
While reasons vary between developers, many leave for common, related reasons:
There are many options available to web developers looking for Javascript alternatives.
Today, we'll be focusing on Typescript.
Typescript avoids changing the syntax of Javascript as much as possible.
All Javascript is Jperfectly valid Typescript. Typescript outputs human-readable Javascript.
Typescript adds one feature that is missing from Javascript - Type Definitions.
Type systems have existed in computing for longer than I've been alive.
They are one of the only things keeping your code working.
They translate this: var boxCounter = 5;
To this value in RAM: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000101
To demonstrate the differences between strong & weak types in languages, look at this code snippet:
// Javascript:
// This is a variable. It could be anything.
var boxCounter; // Allocate an arbitrary amount of RAM.
boxCounter = 5; // Store a value of 5.
boxCounter = 'cinco'; // Store an array of 16-bit Unicode Characters.
// C++:
// This is a 64-bit integer.
// It can be anything from –2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647
long boxCounter; // Allocate 8 bytes in RAM.
boxCounter = 5; // Set the value to 5.
boxCounter = 'no bueno'; // This code won't even work.
There are many benefits to statically typed languages: - IDE support for auto-completion / closer teamwork. - Ability to quickly find errors - Faster code execution - Less run-time errors
Programmers who come from a Javascript/Python/Ruby background can have objections to type systems:
Typescript provides an answer to the Javascript developer who is looking to have all the benefits of statically typed systems, without the headaches associated with a complicated type syntax.

We use types all the time - A Javascript developer commonly recognizes five types:
Number
String
Boolean
Object
Function
Like Javascript, Typescript supports some basic types:
number
boolean
string
Plus, some new types: void any
What happened to Object and Function?
In reality, Object and Function are much more complicated than they appear. An object could be anything, and it can change over time.
// Perfectly valid (and insane) Javascript:
var object = {};
object.value = 'The fruit bowl has the following: ';
object.value = function () { return 'Apple';}
object['value'] = object.value() + "'s and oranges.";
object.value = (function() {
return object.value + ' And banannas.';
})();
How is a compiler to know which is which?
How can an IDE provide you with reliable code hinting in this situation?
'Duck Typing' works great for developers, but how do you tell a compiler what a duck is?
Interfaces tell Typescript what to expect when it sees your custom object.
// Duck interface
interface Duck {
age: number;
name: string;
secretIdentity: string;
walk(distance:number): void;
fly(destination:string) : void;
quack(volume: number): void;
}
For a typical SPA, we might see something like this:
interface Resource<T> {
route: string;
get(): T;
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Example:
interface Chicken{
id: number;
name: string;
breed: string;
weight: number;
}
class ChickenResource implements Resource<Chicken>
{
}
Setting up Typescript requires a working knowledge of NPM. We'll also be covering Grunt-TS, and how this can be used to compile Typescript files on a project basis.
npm install -g typescript
This installs the Typescript compiler globally. The latest version is 1.1.0-1, which we'll be using.
tsc [options] [file]
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Amazon Affiliates for Noobs?
The amazon affiliates program is a great way to
start making some extra money on your site whether
you are a blogger, a developer or an entreprenuer.
The process is simple, you have to register and sign
up for the affiliates program which is free. They
will give you several different scripts and codes on
your site which you can then embedd.
In this article, I will be covering product linking
which is the fastest and easiest way to get started
and will work for any simple html site. In fact it
is tailored toward these sites as opposed to React
Apps or other SPAs. For those sites the API may be
more appropriate and I will be covering that in a
later article
How it Works
Let's imagine you are running a successful blog for
"vegan nutritional products". A niche market for
which you have started to build up a following and
traffic towards your site. Because you put a lot of
time, effort and dedication towards your site and
writing articles you probably want to monetize that
at some point, while still keeping the content for
your readers free.
There is a few different options for that such as
Google Adsense which displays ads on your site, but
for this particular case Product Linking
via Amazon is potentially far more lucrative, more
user friendly and relevant to your reader base
Product Linking Overview
The Amazon Affiliates platform will give you many
different product links, widgets and tools which you
can use to help you build your Affiliate Ecommerce
Site or Blog. You put these links and widgets on
your site and when users go to Amazon from the links
and widgets on your site and purchase a product, you
will end up a commission!
That's right! Amazon will pay you to show their
products on your site. No fees or other commissions.
The only thing you need to know is how to make a
website and injects these tags or scripts onto your
site.
Turn Off Ad Blocker!
Before we get started with Product Links, make sure
that AdBlocker is turned off. That is something that
you must keep in mind if you decide to use Amazon
Affiliates. The products will only render if
AdBlocker is turned off!
 For now we will not worry about this.
If you are interested, the number of users using
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Our Very First Product Link
Under the product links tab in Amazon Associates you can search for products by keyword or ISBN number. I am going to search for Vega. Here I see that I can get a link for a all the Vega Products that are currently on Amazon. Once I get this link I will need to copy and paste it into my site to where I want to render it. I am going to choose the link below. It should look something like this!
For styling, you are limited to what is given in the customized link section on the associates website. I like to use a larger image and make sure that the "Open Link in a new Window" option is checked off and that I am showing all the prices. You can also choose to show image only without text.
Promotional Links
There are several types of promo links you can use. They work similar to Product Links but are not "on branding" in a sense that the products might not be related to your branding
The links are Easy Links, Gift Certificates and Rotating Banner Campaigns. The advantages of using these links, is that they give you more flexibility in terms of sizes to choose from. See some examples below
Amazon Gift Card
I think the Amazon gift card is a pretty good one to try on your site if you have a wide range of products or are writing about last minute gift ideas for those people who are difficult to buy for. If you like this blog and are planning on purchasing a Amazon gift card, please consider doing so through this link!
Rotating Banner
This one, has the feel of a Google AdSense ad. They will change with each site reload or from time to time using Amazon's Algorithm for "high performing" banner ads
Link to Any Amazon Page
With these tools of linking to any Amazon page, we give the user more landing page options to the Amazon site.  There are three options:
- Link to Favourite Destinations
- Link to Search Results
- Link to Any Page at Amazon
Links to Favourite Destinations
As shown above, "Link to Favourite Desinations" allow you to select a product line and a subcategory from a predefined dropdown based on your Product Line selection. In my case it was books with the sub categories shown above. The user will then be directed to popular pages on Amazon based on the Product Line / Sub Category combo chosen.
Links to Search Results
If you want to get more granular, "Link to Search Results" shown above lets you choose your product line and then enter keywords related to the items within the product line of choice. In the first example above my query was "Smart" and the product line was "Watches". This gives a link for all Smart Watches
Links to Any Page on Amazon
This one is very simple. Enter the URL from Amazon that you want on your website and name your link accordingly. I want mine to go the the "Daily Deal" and "Buy Your Product Again" page since I think both of these pages will be high convertors.
The Amazon Search Widget
The Amazon Search Widget lets a user search for Amazon products on your site. There is a few different styling options you can do
Search Bar Widget
Dark Theme Search
Search with Custom Placeholeder
There is a few other options and styling you can play around with, such as color and size settings. If it is auto, it will assume the width of the parent container it is in.
Your Picks Widget
There is some more options for other kinds of widgets such as Carousel and Slideshow Widgets. Under the slideshow and carousel widgets you simply add products to show an your Widget from Amazon. From here you can choose widgets sizes, gallery or scrolling and different transition effects. Below is the default plain vanilla slideshow widget.The downside of using these type of widgets is that on Chrome and other browsers, users will need to enable Adobe Flash on their site. That is pretty old technology, and not user friendly. For that reason, I don't recommend to user these Widgets or otherwise use them sparingly.
Tracking My Earning and How I get paid
Tracking your earnings is easy. It is found under the Reports Section in your Amazon Associates account. Here you will have some graphs showing which or your links performed the best and your total earning over any given period of time. It will also show click, conversions and returned items. This dashboard is awesome as you can look over your earning overtime and see which links you should be using based on your site and how your store is trending overtime.
To get paid, you need to fill out your banking details. If you are not sure about certain field such as routing number, you will need to contact your bank to find that out
There is some other handy information links such as operating agreement, program policies and advertising fee schedule. The payout for Amazon Affiliates if 60 days, meaning that you will get paid for September earnings at the end of December.
Summary
This was a quick overview on how to get started with Amazon Affiliates using Product Linking and Widgets. These types of tools are best for HTML and PHP sites where it is easy to insert custom javascript into the html. If you are using SPA like React, Angular or Vue and want to insert them into a component you will need to do some custom configuration depending on the Widget or Product Link used. For SPA or larger sites, the Product Advertising API might be a better option. For these you will need to have a least three products ordered from your site in 180 days and get a manual review/audit of your site by Amazon. I plan to cover APIs in my next article.
If you find this article useful, please consider supporting me by buying from Amazon from one of the links below. If you require assistance in setting up Amazon Affliates on your site or need a business, please contact me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>We have affordable and friendly rates and want to help grow your online presence.
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
Pot-roasting pheasant makes it deliciously moist and the creamy cider sauce is the perfect accompaniment.
Preheat oven to 190C/375F/Gas 5.
Melt the butter in a large non-stick casserole pot. Season the pheasants with salt and ground black pepper. Place the pheasants into the casserole pot and brown until pale golden on all sides. Remove from the pot and set aside.
Add the onions, bacon, celery, carrot and sage sprigs to the pot and cook over a medium heat until the onion is soft and translucent and the bacon is crispy.
Return the pheasants to the pot and sprinkle over the apples. Pour over the calvados and set alight. Once the flames have died down add 290ml/½ pint of the cider and the chicken stock. Bring to a gentle simmer, cover and place in the oven for about 20 minutes.
Place the apples onto a baking tray that has been brushed with a little butter and sprinkle with the sugar. Place in the oven and bake for about ½ hour, basting the apples a few times during cooking.
Remove the pheasants from the pot and place on a chopping board. Remove the thighs and breasts and set aside to keep warm. Chop the carcass into four pieces and place back into the pot with the vegetables with the remaining cider. Bring to a boil and simmer gently for 5 minutes.
Strain the sauce into a bowl through a fine meshed sieve. Pour the strained sauce back into the pot and add a splash of calvados. Reduce by half. Add the cream and simmer for a further 5 minutes or until the sauce is creamy and slightly thickened.
Return the pheasant pieces to the pot to warm through and become coated in the sauce.
Remove the baked apples from the oven.
Serve on a bed of kale with a baked apple. Garnish with deep-fried sage leaves and crispy pancetta.


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The read_dlg user macro reads DLG (.dlg) format files and outputs a group structure containing this data.
Parameters
Name Type Description UI Control filename string Name of the DLG file to be read. File Dialog Output Ports
Name Type Description out DlgData group representing the DLG data read from the file. file_info string Meta-data about the read DLG file.
The read_dlg user macro reads DLG data files. DLG is a digital line graph system for the storage of vector GIS data. A DLG file specifies areas and shapes. The reader module parses this file, and populates a DLG data structure in AVS/Express. This group structure is called DlgData. A further processing macro, outline_dlg, converts this data structure into AVS/Express field data containing a polyline cell-set. The outline_dlg macro also outputs a directly renderable DataObject. The read_dlg user macro expects the input DLG data to be in ASCII format.
The United States Geological Survey (USGS) Digital Line Graph (DLG) format stores line map information in a digital form. DLG files include information on planimetric base categories, such as transportation, hydrography, and boundaries. More information on Digital Line Graph data can be found on the DLG Geospatial Data clearing-house page. You can also look at the Digital Line Graph standard.
filename
String parameter that contains the name of the DLG file that should be read. The filename can either by relative or absolute and it can contain AVS/Express environment variables (i.e. $XP_ROOT, $XP_PATH<1>).
out
A custom group of DlgData type representing the data read from the DLG file. This DlgData can be converted into AVS/Express field data by the outline_dlg user macro.
file_info
A string output that contains general information read from the DLG file. This is intended to give background about the read DLG file and be displayed to the user.
The functional macro ReadDlgFunc uses the low-level module ReadDlgCore. This functional macro and the ReadDlgUI user interface macro are used by the read_dlg user macro. None of these macros uses a parameter block.
The project includes the DlgTookitEg example application that demonstrates how the three user macros can be used. The read_dlg macro is used to read a sample DLG file. An example DLG file containing the boundaries of Florida is included. The outline_dlg macro is used to convert the read data into field data that can then be displayed on a 2D viewer. Finally the write_dlg macro can be used to write the DLG data back to a file.
xp_comm_proj/dlgtools/read/rd_mods.v contains the V definition of the ReadDlgCore module.
xp_comm_proj/dlgtools/read/rd_macs.v contains the V definitions of the ReadDlgUI UI macro, the ReadDlgFunc functional macro and the read_dlg user macro.
The low-level module implementation makes use of a set of header definitions and utilities to aid further module development. These are contained in the dlg.h and gen_proc.h header files. Part of this module implementation is support for the XP_DEBUG environment variable. Setting the XP_DEBUG to 1 will cause the module to report a great dealing of debugging information.
The low-level ReadDlgMods library containing the low-level module ReadDlgCore does not specify a process. By default the express process will be used.
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Jens Lorenz, Manchester Visualization Centre Andrew Dodd, International AVS Centre


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Artificial Intelligence detecting patients complication risks
Compatible with all major EHR systems thanks to the technology FHIR
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PREVIA analyzes the data of thousands of patients in real time and accurately identifies the complications risks.
Thanks to a predictive algorithm using the latest machine learning techniques, it alerts up to 48 hours before the first symptoms.
By delivering accurate alerts in real-time, PREVIA allows clinicians to intervene early, leading to improved care outcomes.
We are building a solution forecasting sepsis onset working with every EHR thanks to the technology FHIR..
An accurate algorithm and real time alerts can significantly reduce length of stay and Sepsis mortality.
HL7 FHIR is the newest international healthcare standard allowing third party apps to securely access EHR data in real time.
FHIR is not only a standard but a large and international community sharing knowledge, tools and code.
Just as the application store on smartphones changed the way companies develop apps and integrate them into a larger environment, FHIR allows emerging app gallery like SMART on FHIR.
The Argonaut Project is an implementation community comprising leading US technology vendors including Accenture, Apple, Cerner, Epic and provider organizations to accelerate the use of FHIR.
FHIR specification is open source and available on the HL7 FHIR website.
Users and clients accessing data must be authenticated. We recommend OPenID Connect and OAuth using the Smart on FHIR profile
(Source : Simplifier.NET)
On Wednesday 9 June 2021, Michel Denisot interviewed Quentin François, the founder of PREVIA MEDICAL in LE GRAND ENTRETIEN.
If you're interested in our services, you can contact us : by sending an email to : info@previa-medical.com


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We calculate your individual performance profile based on your Strava history. The performance profile is an estimation of how fast you move at different steepness of the terrain.
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You can import any route from Strava or Switzerland mobility. For each route, Homebytwo proposes checkpoints based on places found along the course. You can choose which ones to include in your schedule.
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The estimated schedule is based on your performance profile. During the activity, you see how you are faring against your plan at every checkpoint.
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There is no need for an app running in the background. Tell Homebytwo when you started the activity and it will tell you how you are comparing to your schedule based on where you are.


--- layout: article status: publish published: true title: 'Using Choosy and Fluid to isolate websites on OS X ' author: display_name: Bart Dorsey login: bart email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://bartdorsey.com author_login: bart author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://bartdorsey.com wordpress_id: 291 wordpress_url: http://bartdorsey.com/?p=291 date: '2014-06-23 19:20:51 -0400' date_gmt: '2014-06-23 19:20:51 -0400' categories: - Uncategorized tags: [] comments: [] ---
For a while now I've been struggling with keeping a browser for work stuff, and a browser for home stuff on my same user account in OS X. Luckily, I found a great piece of software that solves this problem perfectly (almost). The software is Choosy. It costs $12 and perfectly solves most multiple web browser problems you come across on a Mac.
The way it works is, Choosy becomes your default browser, except it's not a browser. Choosy is a browser launcher and pass through. So anytime you click a hyperlink on your mac , in any piece of software EXCEPT for browsers, Choosy launches and pops up a menu containing a list of all the browsers you added to the Choosy preferences. For instance, if someone sends me a link in Messages, or in Mail, or even a link in iTerm, Choosy pops up and asks me to pick a browser.
BTW, if you are wondering how I got Internet Explorer in my list, that's VMWare Fusion's application shortcut to Internet Explorer.
So, I can keep Chrome for work stuff, and Safari for everything else. I also added Whitehat Aviator to the list, so if it's just a "junk" link and I don't want web bugs tracking me, I just open it in Aviator, and it's like opening it directly into Chrome Incognito mode.
So far, so good.
But let's make Choosy even more powerful.
Enter Fluid.
Fluid is a single web site browser. Fluid lets you create an "Application" that fits in your Applications folder that navigates only to a single website. This is handy, because, for instance I can isolate sites like Facebook into their own app. You can even set the Facebook fluid app to store cookies separately from Safari. This means that facebook's cookies are only available inside the facebook fluid app, and I can keep Safari logged out of facebook.
But there's a problem. What happens if you click on a link to facebook in email or messages? It'll open Choosy, and sure I could add the Facebook app into Choosy and pick it, but there's a better way.
In Choosy's preferences you can setup Advanced Behavior Rules. So , I can make a rule like this:
So, now anytime I click a link for facebook.com, Choosy will automatically open the link in my isolated facebook fluid app.
I've setup several of these now, isolating a lot of services into their own applications that are in effect sandboxed from my regular web browsing activities.
I even use this for some of my work stuff. We use podio for task management, and now I have a podio app. Pinterest has it's own app. Google Plus has it's own app. The possibilities are endless.


Devendra Fadnavis back as Maharashtra CM, Ajit Pawar is Deputy CM
by PTIThe month-long political impasse ended dramatically with Devendra Fadnavis returning as the chief minister again, backed by the Sharad Pawar-led NCP
The month-long political impasse ended dramatically with Devendra Fadnavis returning as the chief minister again, backed by the Sharad Pawar-led NCP.
NCP leader Ajit Pawar was sworn-in as the deputy chief minister at Raj Bhavan.
Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari administered the oath to the two in the morning ceremony, where only official media was present.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday congratulated Devendra Fadnavis and Ajit Pawar for taking oath as chief minister and deputy chief minister of Maharashtra respectively.
In a tweet, he expressed confidence that the two will work for Maharashtra's development.
"People had given us a clear mandate, but Shiv Sena tried to ally with other parties after results, after which President's rule was imposed. Maharashtra needed a stable govt not a 'khichidi' govt," Fadnavis said.
Ajit Pawar, after taking oath as the deputy chief minister, said: "From result day on October 24, no party was able to form the government. Maharashtra was facing many problems, including farmers issues. So we decided to form a stable government."
The surprise swearing-in is being described as a political masterstroke of Sharad Pawar, who on Thursday night had said there was a consensus among the NCP, Congress and Shiv Sena that Uddhav Thackeray should lead the new government.


And here we have a simple overlay of a histogram and a line chart.
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{ published: "2018-03-02T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 10 },
{ published: "2018-03-03T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 5},
{ published: "2018-03-04T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 7},
{ published: "2018-03-05T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 11}
];
graph
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.element(document.getElementById('graph'))
.x(d => d.published)
.y(d => d.mentionCount)
.geometry(b3js.histogram())
.geometry(b3js.line())
.scaleX(b3js.scaleTime())
.yAxisLabel("Mention volume")
.render();
A bar graph of counts. Similar to the above, but rotated.
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{ published: "2018-03-02T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 10, brand: "one"},
{ published: "2018-03-03T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 5, brand: "one"},
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{ published: "2018-03-05T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 11, brand: "one"},
{ published: "2018-03-02T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 12, brand: "two"},
{ published: "2018-03-03T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 8, brand: "two"},
{ published: "2018-03-04T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 1, brand: "two"}
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graph = new b3js.chart();
graph
.data(data)
.element(document.getElementById('bar-graph'))
.x(d => d.mentionCount)
.y(d => d.published)
.colour(d => d.brand )
.geometry(b3js.barChart())
.scaleY(b3js.scaleTime())
.yAxisLabel("Brand")
.xAxisLabel("Mention count")
.render();
For instance, when showing net sentiment
let data = [
{ published: "2018-03-02T00:37:40.133Z", totalSentiment: 101 },
{ published: "2018-03-03T00:37:40.133Z", totalSentiment: 51},
{ published: "2018-03-04T00:37:40.133Z", totalSentiment: -74},
{ published: "2018-03-05T00:37:40.133Z", totalSentiment: -110},
{ published: "2018-03-06T00:37:40.133Z", totalSentiment: 10}
];
graph
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.element(document.getElementById('graph'))
.x(d => d.published)
.y(d => d.totalSentiment)
.geometry(b3js.histogram())
.scaleX(b3js.scaleTime())
.yAxisLabel("Net Sentiment")
.render();
And here we have a simple overlay of a histogram and a line chart.
data = [
{ published: "2018-03-02T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 10, brand: "one" },
{ published: "2018-03-03T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 5, brand: "one"},
{ published: "2018-03-04T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 7, brand: "one"},
{ published: "2018-03-05T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 11, brand: "one"},
{ published: "2018-03-02T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 2, brand: "two"},
{ published: "2018-03-03T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 4, brand: "two"},
{ published: "2018-03-04T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 6, brand: "two"},
{ published: "2018-03-05T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 8, brand: "two"}
];
graph
.data(data)
.element(document.getElementById('histogram-comparison'))
.x(d => d.published)
.y(d => d.mentionCount)
.colour( d => d.brand )
.geometry(b3js.histogram())
.scaleX(b3js.scaleTime())
.render();
Here, the dates have groups that are missing, and we would like them to be filled in automatically.
We can show discrete, non-date values on the x-axis. Notice that it intelligently groups repeated x-axis groups.
data = [
{ mentionCount: 10, brand: "Brand One" },
{ mentionCount: 2, brand: "Brand Two" },
{ mentionCount: 4, brand: "Brand Three"},
{ mentionCount: 8, brand: "Brand Four"},
{ mentionCount: 5, brand: "Brand Five"},
{ mentionCount: 5, brand: "Brand Five"}
];
graph
.data(data)
.element(document.getElementById('histogram-brand-name'))
.x(d => d.brand)
.y(d => d.mentionCount)
.geometry(b3js.columnChart())
.scaleX(b3js.scaleDiscrete())
.yAxisLabel("Brand Volume")
.render();
And here we have a simple overlay of a histogram and a line chart.
data = [
{ published: "2018-03-02T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 10, brand: 1 },
{ published: "2018-03-03T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 5, brand: 1},
{ published: "2018-03-04T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 7, brand: 1},
{ published: "2018-03-05T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 11, brand: 1},
{ published: "2018-03-02T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 2, brand: 2 },
{ published: "2018-03-03T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 4, brand: 2},
{ published: "2018-03-04T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 6, brand: 2},
{ published: "2018-03-05T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 8, brand: 2}
];
graph
.data(data)
.element(document.getElementById('histogram-facet'))
.x(d => d.published)
.y(d => d.mentionCount)
.geometry(b3js.histogram())
.scaleX(b3js.scaleTime())
.facetX(d => d.brand)
.render();
Multiple lines separated by colour.
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{ published: "2018-03-02T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 10, brand: 1 },
{ published: "2018-03-03T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 5, brand: 1},
{ published: "2018-03-04T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 7, brand: 1},
{ published: "2018-03-05T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 11, brand: 1},
{ published: "2018-03-02T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 2, brand: 2 },
{ published: "2018-03-03T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 4, brand: 2},
{ published: "2018-03-04T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 6, brand: 2},
{ published: "2018-03-05T00:37:40.133Z", mentionCount: 8, brand: 2}
];
Showing engagement and volume.
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{"published":"2018-07-14T22:00:00Z","aggregate":"mentionCount","count":1763},
{"published":"2018-07-15T22:00:00Z","aggregate":"mentionCount","count":1332},
// ...
{"published":"2018-07-14T22:00:00Z","aggregate":"totalEngagement","count":638},
{"published":"2018-07-15T22:00:00Z","aggregate":"totalEngagement","count":345},
{"published":"2018-07-16T22:00:00Z","aggregate":"totalEngagement","count":2262}
];
graph
.data(data)
.element(document.getElementById('histogram-real'))
.x(d => d.count)
.geometry(b3js.histogram())
.facetX(d => d.aggregate)
.render();
Having powerful sentiment does not seem to correlate with high engagement.
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{ count: 1930, topicName: 'Reputation' },
{ count: 1030, topicName: 'Charity or outreach programmes' },
{ count: 130, topicName: 'Banking products' },
{ count: 1234, topicName: 'Customer service' },
{ count: 441, topicName: 'Bank facilities' },
{ count: 22, topicName: 'Turnaround time' },
{ count: 568, topicName: 'Comparing brands to brands' },
{ count: 244, topicName: 'Outstanding debt or settlements' },
{ count: 902, topicName: 'Speed or responsiveness of platform' },
{ count: 178, topicName: 'Personal loans' },
{ count: 351, topicName: 'Referral or dissuasion from one consumer to another' },
{ count: 800, topicName: 'Staff or HR' },
{ count: 288, topicName: 'No response received' },
{ count: 276, topicName: 'Reaction to brands advertising' },
{ count: 1012, topicName: 'Business banking' },
{ count: 90, topicName: 'Insurance' },
{ count: 582, topicName: 'Multiple contacts' }
]
const pieChart = new b3js.chart('Pie');
const pieGeom = b3js.pie();
pieChart
.data(pieData)
.element(document.getElementById('pie-chart'))
.x(d => d.topicName)
.y(d => d.count)
.geometry(pieGeom.isDonut(true))
.scaleX(b3js.scaleDiscrete())
.yAxisLabel('Count')
.xAxisLabel('Topics')
.showXAxis(false)
.showYAxis(false)
.render()


Copyright (c) 2006 Adam Warrington. libnat is freely available with source under a very liberal license (the MIT license).
This is a development version of libnat. Libnat is a NAT Traversal library that currently supports the traversal of NAT routers by controlling them using the Universal Plug and Play protocol (UPnP). This library is being designed so it can be extended to use other NAT traversal protocols.
Libnat is under heavy development at the moment, and is not ready to be used in any production software.
The directory libnat contains the source code for libnat. The bin directory contains Win32 executables. The lib directory contains Win32 import libraries.
The sample directory contains a simple command line application that demonstrates basic usage of libnat. The test directory contains test programs to test the diferent modules of the library.Compiling
To compile libnat on unix based systems, use the standard
make utility. Make builds a libnat.a file which can be found in the libnat
directory. You can then link this file against your programs to use the library.
You must also link against xmlparse.a, which can be found in the expat directory.
An example can be seen in the Makefile included in the sample directory.
The API documentation can be found in libnat.h. An example of the API's usage
can be found in the sample directory.


Estimation of structural equation models with nonlinear effects and underlying nonnormal distributions.
| Version: | 0.8 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.0), stats, graphics, orthopolynom |
| Imports: | nlme, lavaan, gaussquad, mvtnorm |
| Published: | 2017-05-01 |
| Author: | Nora Umbach [aut, cre], Katharina Naumann [aut], David Hoppe [aut], Holger Brandt [aut], Augustin Kelava [ctb], Bernhard Schmitz [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Nora Umbach <nora.umbach at web.de> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | nlsem citation info |
| Materials: | ChangeLog |
| In views: | Psychometrics |
| CRAN checks: | nlsem results |
| Reference manual: | nlsem.pdf |
| Package source: | nlsem_0.8.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: nlsem_0.8.zip, r-release: nlsem_0.8.zip, r-oldrel: nlsem_0.8.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: nlsem_0.8.tgz, r-oldrel: nlsem_0.8.tgz |
| Old sources: | nlsem archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=nlsem to link to this page.


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this library provides functions for receiving SIRC infrared remote control codes. See sirc.jal for more info.
http://www.sbprojects.com/knowledge/ir/sirc.htm http://www.ustr.net/infrared/sony.shtml http://web.archive.org/web/20071212170236/http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Launchpad/4652/sircs.htm
See sirc.jal for more info.
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The ACM Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW) is the premier venue for presenting research in the design and use of technologies. The Human-Computer Interaction Institute at Carnegie Mellon University has a long history of collaborating with researchers and industrial professionals to address research problems and explore technical, social, material and theoretical applications that support collaborative work and life activities.
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Muthoot Finance Q2 net jumps 76% to Rs 908 cr
The company's net profit stood at Rs 515.06 crore in July-September period last year.
by PTIMuthoot Finance on Wednesday reported a 76.4 percent jump in consolidated net profit at Rs 908.54 crore for the second quarter ended September 30 of this fiscal. The company's net profit stood at Rs 515.06 crore in July-September period last year.
Total income of the company rose to Rs 2,406.39 crore during the quarter under review from Rs 1,820.88 crore in same period of 2018-19, Muthoot Finance said in a regulatory filing.
Commenting on the results, the company's chairman M G George Muthoot said, "The consolidated loan assets of the group grew by 13 percent at Rs 40,390 crore during first half of 2019-20 as against last year of Rs 35,835 crore."
The consolidated profit increased 42 percent to Rs 1,472 crore during the first half of this fiscal from Rs 1,033 crore in the year-ago period, he said.
Shares of Muthoot Finance on Wednesday closed 2.84 percent lower at Rs 649.65 on the BSE.Get access to India's fastest growing financial subscriptions service Moneycontrol Pro for as little as Rs 599 for first year. Use the code "GETPRO". Moneycontrol Pro offers you all the information you need for wealth creation including actionable investment ideas, independent research and insights & analysis For more information, check out the Moneycontrol website or mobile app.


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Kwalify is a parser, schema validator, and data binding tool for YAML and JSON.
See doc/users-guide.html for details.
If you have installed RubyGems, just type ‘gem install kwalify‘
$ sudo gem install kwalify
Else if you can be root user, use ‘setup.rb’ as following:
$ tar xjf kwalify-0.7.2.tar.bz2 $ cd kwalify-0.7.2/ $ sudo ruby setup.rb install
Else copy script and libraries to proper directory.
$ tar xjf kwalify-0.7.2.tar.bz2 $ cd kwalify-0.7.2/ $ mkdir -p $HOME/bin $ cp -a bin/* $HOME/bin $ export PATH=$PATH:$HOME/bin $ mkdir -p $HOME/lib/ruby $ cp -a lib/* $HOME/lib/ruby $ export RUBYLIB=$HOME/lib/ruby
(Optional) ‘contrib/inline-require’ script to concatenate all script and libraries into a file.
$ tar xjf kwalify-0.7.2.tar.bz2 $ cd kwalify-0.7.2/ $ unset RUBYLIB $ ruby contrib/inline-require -I ./lib bin/kwalify > contrib/kwalify $ chmod a+x contrib/kwalify $ mv contrib/kwalify $HOME/bin
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TakeMyPet is the perfect app for share your pet with other users completely FREE. If you want to go on holiday or you must go at work and you are also afraid about your pet, BY NOW IT IS NOT A PROBLEM ANYMORE. Today thanks to TakeMyPet you can do WHATEVER you want WHEREVER you want without thinking constantly about your pet. The petSitters you choose will take care of your special friends and give they all the love they need completely FREE.
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Who am I and what is Vincent Lab
Who am I My name is Vincent, and I've been a programmer for 5 years and been a computer guy for around 10 years. What is Vincent Lab?, Vincent Lab is a platform I created for people to learn programming while having the environment in mind. To learn the fundamental skills to become a good programmer, at your own pace. So if you want to learn to programme at your own pace, while having the environment in mind, you are in the right place.
My programmer story
It all started with C++, but then it moved to C#, and from there on it was just programming, programming, and more programming. I stumbled on PHP and web development, and again it was just programming and more programming. After that I also stumbled on Unity Then I started on a 3-year course on programming. I learned what object-oriented programming, good code practice, version control, Xamarin was, and as part of that, I was at a company for a year working as a front-end, back-end developer, using C#, ASP.NET, T-SQL as the back-end and as the front-end, I used HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, and app development using Xamarin. After that, I learned Node.js and Angular and also NOSQL.
My biggest coding projects
Fleet management system
I worked on a fleet management system, working with the following languages C#, ASP.NET, T-SQL as the back-end and HTML5, CSS, JavaScript as the front-end and also used version control. On a team for a company, I also worked at the company for a year.
Car booking system
I worked on, a car booking system, working with the following languages PHP, SQL as the back-end and HTML5, CSS as the web front-end and also used version control this was as a personal Project for a course, and I worked on it for 3 months.
Aspareus
I worked on Aspareus, Aspareus is a system for creating and holding tests for users; I worked with the following languages PHP, SQL as the back-end and C#, Xamarin as the app front-end and HTML5, CSS as the web front-end and also used version control. This was as a personal Project for a course. And I worked on it for 6 months.
Mechanized
I worked on Mechanized, Mechanized is a game with a basic item system, crafting system and a commands system. I worked with C# as the game engine and also used version control this was as a personal Project. And I worked on it for 6 months.
Why the environment
It matters because the Earth is the only home that humans have and we are destroying it. Over the last year, I became very aware of the environment and the current state of it. And I started converting my life to be more eco-friendly, buying eco-friendly products and buying only organic foods. So I did that for a year, but then I saw cowspiracy and realized it doesn’t necessarily save the environment, buying organic foods, but going meatless does. The Co2 that comes from the meat industry, is by far the biggest admitter of Co2. So that's why I am a vegan.


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Axe core library found 3 violations on http://example.com/ page
| # | Description | Axe rule ID | WCAG | Impact | Count |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  element must have a lang attribute | html-has-lang | WCAG 2.0 Level A | serious | 1 |
| 2 | Document must have one main landmark | landmark-one-main | Best practice | moderate | 1 |
| 3 | All page content must be contained by landmarks | region | Best practice | moderate | 1 |
Ensures every HTML document has a lang attribute
| # | Source Code | Selector |
|---|---|---|
| 1 |  | "html" |
Ensures the document has a main landmark
| # | Source Code | Selector |
|---|---|---|
| 1 |  | "html" |
Ensures all page content is contained by landmarks
| # | Source Code | Selector |
|---|---|---|
| 1 |

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| # | Description | Axe rule ID | WCAG | Nodes passed check |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | aria-hidden='true' must not be present on the document body | aria-hidden-body | WCAG 2.0 Level A | 1 |
| 2 | Page must have means to bypass repeated blocks | bypass | WCAG 2.0 Level A | 1 |
| 3 | Elements must have sufficient color contrast | color-contrast | WCAG 2.0 Level AA | 3 |
| 4 | Documents must have <title> element to aid in navigation | document-title | WCAG 2.0 Level A | 1 |
| 5 | Headings must not be empty | empty-heading | Best practice | 1 |
| 6 | Heading levels should only increase by one | heading-order | Best practice | 1 |
| 7 | Hidden content on the page cannot be analyzed | hidden-content | Best practice | 14 |
| 8 | Links must have discernible text | link-name | WCAG 2.0 Level A | 1 |
| 9 | Users should be able to zoom and scale the text up to 500% | meta-viewport-large | Best practice | 1 |
| 10 | Zooming and scaling must not be disabled | meta-viewport | Best practice | 1 |
| 11 | Page must contain a level-one heading | page-has-heading-one | Best practice | 1 |
| 12 | All page content must be contained by landmarks | region | Best practice | 4 |
What 'incomplete' axe result means?
Explanation from axe core documentation: Incomplete results were aborted and require further testing. This can happen either because of technical restrictions to what the rule can test, or because a javascript error occurred.
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tbl-dctrl(1) Debian administrator's manual tbl-dctrl(1) NAME tbl-dctrl - generate tabular representations of data in dctrl format SYNOPSIS tbl-dctrl [ options ] [ -c column-specification ... ] [ filename ] ... tbl-dctrl --version tbl-dctrl --help DESCRIPTION tbl-dctrl creates tabular representations of data given to it in Debian control file format. By default, tbl-dctrl reads the whole database, looking for the longest entry in each requested column; it then outputs a table, with borders and column titles, where each column is just wide enough to fit the longest entry. Most of this behaviour can be customized as described below. A column is requested by specifying the -c (--column) switch with a col‐ umn specification. The simplest kind of a column specification consists solely of the name of a field. In such a case, tbl-dctrl will include in the output a column whose title is the literal column specification and whose data is drawn from fields with that name. If no -c options are given, tbl-dctrl will use all fields in the input in the order in which they first appear. There are two optional additions one can make to a column specification. Prefixing the field name with some text followed by an equality sign (for example, -c 'Package name=Package') modifies the column in such a way that the text before the equality sign is used as the column title, while the text after the equality sign is used as the name of the field from which data is drawn. One can also append a colon followed by a positive whole number to the field name. In such a case, the number after the colon specifies the width of the column. These two additions can be used separately or together. If there are more than one colon, the last one is significant. If there are more than one equals sign, the first one is significant. Other colons and equals signs are used simply as data. Note that the whole column specification must be given to tbl-dctrl as one argument, so if it contains spaces, it must be quoted for the shell. If all requested columns have a specified width, tbl-dctrl will produce output immediately, not waiting for the whole input to be read in. OPTIONS -d delimiter, --delimiter=delimiter Instead of drawing nice borders to the table, use the specified delimiter string to delimit columns in a row. -H, --no-heading Do not print a table heading (column titles). -l level, --errorlevel=level Set log level to level. level is one of fatal, important, infor‐ mational and debug, but the last may not be available, depending on the compile-time options. These categories are given here in order; every message that is emitted when fatal is in effect, will be emitted in the important error level, and so on. The default is important. -V, --version Print out version information. -C, --copying Print out the copyright license. This produces much output; be sure to redirect or pipe it somewhere (such as your favourite pager). -h, --help Print out a help summary. OPERANDS tbl-dctrl will read its input from the files named on the command line, in the specified order. A file called - represents the program's stan‐ dard input stream. If no files are named, the program behaves as if - alone had been named, that is, input is read from the standard input stream. STDIN The standard input stream may be used as input as specified above in the OPERANDS section. INPUT FILES All input to tbl-dctrl is in the format of a Debian control file. A Debian control (dctrl) file is a semistructured single-table database stored in a machine-parseable text file. Such a database consists of a set of records; each record is a mapping from field names to field con‐ tent. Textually, records are separated by empty lines, while each field is encoded as one or more nonempty lines inside a record. A field starts with its name, followed by a colon, followed by the field content. The colon must reside on the first line of the field, and the first line must start with no whitespace. Subsequent lines, in contrast, always start with linear whitespace (one or more space or tab characters). When input is read from multiple files, a record separator is implicit between two adjacent files. ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES The standard locale environment, specifically its character set setting, affects the interpretation of input and output as character streams. ASYNCHRONOUS EVENTS Standard UNIX signals have their usual meaning. STDOUT All output is sent to the standard output stream. The output is a tabu‐ lar representation of the input database restricted to the specified fields. Logically, the output is a table; when the -d option is used, this table is represented simply by separating columns in each row by the specified delimiter; when the option is not used, a frame is drawn around the table. The order of the columns is the same as the order of the col‐ umn specifications on the command line. OUTPUT FILES There are no output files. EXIT STATUS This utility exits with 0 when successful. It uses a nonzero exit code inconsistently when an error is noticed (this is a bug). CONSEQUENCES OF ERRORS In case of errors in the input, the output will be partially or com‐ pletely garbage. In case of errors in invocation, the program will refuse to function. EXAMPLES The following command line pipe outputs a table of all packages, with their maintainer data, sorted by the maintainer data, that have no con‐ tent: % grep-available -FInstalled-Size --eq 0 | sort-dctrl -kMaintainer - \ | tbl-dctrl -cPackage -cMaintainer AUTHOR The tbl-dctrl program and this manual page were written by Antti-Juhani Kaijanaho. SEE ALSO apt-cache(1), ara(1), dpkg-awk(1), dpkg-query(1), grep-dctrl(1), sort-dctrl(1), dpkg(8) Debian Project 2006-04-02 tbl-dctrl(1)


Introduction
Since there's no official solution yet from Ultimaker, here's the catch22 solution for an UM 3 door. It is opened / closed by lifting ~5mm and pulling the bottom handle. The top handles have a grabbing mechanism and centers the door.The model can be downloaded as a zip file (use at own risk, and non-commercial use): here. Feel free to comment on the Ultimaker Forum!
Note: Take care of the needed clearance of the print head, as well as the protruding print head if very large prints are printed (or custom prime positions are used), see the remark on the forum about this as well.
Tricky part is finding the correct position to drill holes in the door itself (not too low, otherwise the extruder hits the clamps). There needs to be about 5mm play in z-direction between bottom clamps and top clamps, although the latches have slotted holes which aids well enough in drill hole accuracy. Best way to find the positions is to drill at least holes for the bottom and mount the bottom clamp, then find the correct position for the top clamps. The top clamps have sort of a centering mechanism, so both X and Z positions for the holes do matter. For door material it's suggested to take something that can withstand some temperatures (the example below is made with 4mm polysterene, which can handle 75C, although a bit thicker than 4mm is adviced to give it some more rigidity). The clamps are made for M4 size screws, and ABS of course. Take also care for additional remarks made on the forum when using maximum possible build volume.


WISHMASTER (Live) Starring: Tammy Lauren, Andrew Divoff, Chris Lemmon, Robert Englund. Screenplay: Peter Atkins. Producers: Pierre David, Clark Peterson and Noel A. Zanitsch. Director: Robert Kurtzman. MPAA Rating: (graphic gore and violence, profanity) Running Time: 88 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
I think it happened around 1973, with the release of THE EXORCIST, though some might go back to NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD in 1968. Prior to that point, cinematic horror was generally restricted to innocuous creature features and the occasional genuine thriller (PSYCHO, THE HAUNTING) which was more in your head than in your face. The phenomenal success of THE EXORCIST changed all that, giving rise to the notion that the way to shake up an audience was from the stomach out. And so there came TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE, and Brian DePalma's CARRIE, and John Carpenter's HALLOWEEN, and a decade of slasher film wannabes too numerous to count. Special make-up effects became Hollywood's growth field of the 80s, turning experts like Dick Smith, Rick Baker, Rob Bottin and Tom Savini into talent as hot as any star. There was even one teen scream film, HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME, which trumpeted in its ad campaign that it contained some of "the most bizarre murders you will ever see." The Cult of the Gross-Out had been born, dedicated to the principle that if you came up with new and innovative ways to hack the human body to ribbons, they would come.
WISHMASTER, a limp and generally tedious horror film about an ancient Djinn (Andrew Divoff) accidentally released into modern-day America by a jewelry appraiser (Tammy Lauren), would have no reason to exist if not to show off a gaggle of grotesqueries: skin flayed from flesh, a skeleton tearing loose from its body, eviscerations by the cartload, cancerous pustules erupting on a pharmacist's skin, all manner of creepy-crawlies emerging from the orifices of human hosts, a face indented by an iron mace like something out of a Warner Bros. cartoon, and a few garden-variety shootings for street cred. Director Robert Kurtzman -- a former special-effects man handed a basic premise for a story (an ancient Djinn loose in modern-day America), a budget and an R rating -- occasionally stumbles across an innovative visual idea which doesn't involve exposing anatomical features generally hidden from view. More often, when in doubt, he lets loose with the red Karo syrup.
WISHMASTER also wouldn't exist without a few noteworthy antecedents like "The Man in the Bottle" episode of the original "Twilight Zone" and "The Monkey's Paw." Screenwriter Peter Atkins seems convinced that his notion of a malevolent genie is wildly original, and that the idea of that genie providing literalist renderings of vague wishes is positively ingenious. In fact, the results of the wishes range from fairly uninspired to purely plagiaristic (stop me if you've heard the one about the guy who wishes for a million dollars, then has a family member with an insurance policy die). An original idea isn't necessary when you can take an old one and spice it up with state-of-the-art viscera-spilling.
Like far too many supernatural horror films, about half of WISHMASTER's exposition seems devoted to explaining the detailed rules for how the monster wreaks his havoc, how he can be destroyed, etc. The good news is that that exposition provides a few memorable moments for Jenny O'Hara, sharp and sassy as the occult expert every monster movie needs. The bad news is that the whole business is pointless, a foolish stab at internal logic in a genre where internal logic matters far less than what kind of mayhem a Djinn can inflict when someone wishes for a "wild party." Horror films can work when the people who make them display a sense for the giddy catharsis of a good scare, but there's nothing scary about WISHMASTER unless you count the half-dozen or so times the music cranks up to a decibel level just this side of the Concorde. It's just a humorless display of special-effects prowess, the latest installment in the ongoing game of "Can You Top This?" which all began when zombies noshed on human femurs, or when Linda Blair first returned a can of pea soup whence it came.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 cold Djinns: 2.
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