| Class and Description |
|---|
| LoadFunc
A LoadFunc loads data into Pig.
|
| LoadMetadata
This interface defines how to retrieve metadata related to data to be loaded.
|
| LoadPushDown
This interface defines how to communicate to Pig what functionality can
be pushed into the loader.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Accumulator
An interface that allows UDFs that take a bag to accumulate tuples in chunks rather than take
the whole set at once.
|
| AccumulatorEvalFunc
This class is used to provide a free implementation of the EvalFunc exec function given
implementation of the Accumulator interface.
|
| Algebraic
An interface to declare that an EvalFunc's
calculation can be decomposed into intitial, intermediate, and final steps.
|
| ErrorHandler
The interface that handles errors thrown by the
StoreFuncInterface.putNext(Tuple) |
| EvalFunc
The class is used to implement functions to be applied to
fields in a dataset.
|
| EvalFunc.SchemaType
EvalFunc's schema type.
|
| ExceptionalFunction
An interface that captures a unit of work against an item where an exception might be thrown.
|
| ExecType
The type of query execution.
|
| Expression
A class to communicate Filter expressions to LoadFuncs.
|
| Expression.OpType |
| FileSplitComparable
This class represents a relative position in a file.
|
| FuncSpec
Class to represent a UDF specification.
|
| JVMReuseManager
This class is used to manage JVM Reuse in case of execution engines like Tez
and Spark.
|
| LoadCaster
An interface that provides cast implementations for load functions.
|
| LoadFunc
A LoadFunc loads data into Pig.
|
| LoadFuncWrapper
Convenience class to extend when decorating a LoadFunc.
|
| LoadMetadata
This interface defines how to retrieve metadata related to data to be loaded.
|
| LoadPushDown.OperatorSet
Set of possible operations that Pig can push down to a loader.
|
| LoadPushDown.RequiredField
Describes a field that is required to execute a scripts.
|
| LoadPushDown.RequiredFieldList
List of fields that Pig knows to be required to executed a script.
|
| LoadPushDown.RequiredFieldResponse
Indicates whether the loader will return the requested fields or all fields.
|
| OrderedLoadFunc
Implementing this interface indicates to Pig that a given loader
can be used for MergeJoin.
|
| PigCounters
The following enum will contain the general counters that pig uses.
|
| PigException
All exceptions in Pig are encapsulated in the
PigException
class. |
| PigServer.Graph |
| PigToStream
Deprecated.
Use
PigStreamingBase |
| PigWarning
An enum to enumerate the warning types in Pig
|
| ResourceSchema
A represenation of a schema used to communicate with load and store functions.
|
| ResourceSchema.Order |
| ResourceSchema.ResourceFieldSchema |
| ResourceStatistics
An class that represents statistics about data to be loaded or stored.
|
| ResourceStatistics.ResourceFieldStatistics
Statistics for a given field in the data.
|
| SortColInfo
A class representing information about a sort column in
SortInfo |
| SortColInfo.Order |
| SortInfo
Class to communicate sort column information based on
order by statment's sort columns and schema
|
| StoreCaster
An interface that provides methods for converting Pig internal types to byte[].
|
| StoreFuncInterface
StoreFuncs take records from Pig's processing and store them into a data store.
|
| StoreFuncWrapper
Convenience class to extend when decorating a StoreFunc.
|
| StoreMetadata
This interface defines how to write metadata related to data to be stored.
|
| StreamToPig
Deprecated.
Use
PigStreamingBase |
| TerminatingAccumulator
This is an interface which, if implemented, allows an Accumulator
function to signal that it can terminate early.
|
| TypedOutputEvalFunc
Base class for Pig UDFs that are functions from Tuples to generic type OUT.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| PigException
All exceptions in Pig are encapsulated in the
PigException
class. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| PigException
All exceptions in Pig are encapsulated in the
PigException
class. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| PigException
All exceptions in Pig are encapsulated in the
PigException
class. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| LoadCaster
An interface that provides cast implementations for load functions.
|
| LoadFunc
A LoadFunc loads data into Pig.
|
| LoadStoreCaster
This is just a union interface of LoadCaster and StoreCaster,
made available for simplicity.
|
| ResourceSchema
A represenation of a schema used to communicate with load and store functions.
|
| ResourceSchema.ResourceFieldSchema |
| StoreCaster
An interface that provides methods for converting Pig internal types to byte[].
|
| StoreFuncInterface
StoreFuncs take records from Pig's processing and store them into a data store.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| PigException
All exceptions in Pig are encapsulated in the
PigException
class. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| StoreFuncInterface
StoreFuncs take records from Pig's processing and store them into a data store.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ExecType
The type of query execution.
|
| LoadCaster
An interface that provides cast implementations for load functions.
|
| LoadFunc
A LoadFunc loads data into Pig.
|
| PigException
All exceptions in Pig are encapsulated in the
PigException
class. |
| StoreFuncInterface
StoreFuncs take records from Pig's processing and store them into a data store.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| PigException
All exceptions in Pig are encapsulated in the
PigException
class. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ComparisonFunc
Deprecated.
|
| EvalFunc
The class is used to implement functions to be applied to
fields in a dataset.
|
| FuncSpec
Class to represent a UDF specification.
|
| ResourceSchema.ResourceFieldSchema |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| FuncSpec
Class to represent a UDF specification.
|
| LoadFunc
A LoadFunc loads data into Pig.
|
| SortInfo
Class to communicate sort column information based on
order by statment's sort columns and schema
|
| StoreFuncInterface
StoreFuncs take records from Pig's processing and store them into a data store.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| EvalFunc
The class is used to implement functions to be applied to
fields in a dataset.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ExecType
The type of query execution.
|
| LoadFunc
A LoadFunc loads data into Pig.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| PigException
All exceptions in Pig are encapsulated in the
PigException
class. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ExecType
The type of query execution.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| PigException
All exceptions in Pig are encapsulated in the
PigException
class. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| LoadFunc
A LoadFunc loads data into Pig.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| EvalFunc
The class is used to implement functions to be applied to
fields in a dataset.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| CollectableLoadFunc
This interface implemented by a
LoadFunc implementations indicates to
Pig that it has the capability to load data such that all instances of a key
will occur in same split. |
| LoadCaster
An interface that provides cast implementations for load functions.
|
| LoadFunc
A LoadFunc loads data into Pig.
|
| LoadPushDown
This interface defines how to communicate to Pig what functionality can
be pushed into the loader.
|
| LoadPushDown.OperatorSet
Set of possible operations that Pig can push down to a loader.
|
| LoadPushDown.RequiredFieldList
List of fields that Pig knows to be required to executed a script.
|
| LoadPushDown.RequiredFieldResponse
Indicates whether the loader will return the requested fields or all fields.
|
| LoadStoreCaster
This is just a union interface of LoadCaster and StoreCaster,
made available for simplicity.
|
| OrderedLoadFunc
Implementing this interface indicates to Pig that a given loader
can be used for MergeJoin.
|
| ResourceSchema
A represenation of a schema used to communicate with load and store functions.
|
| ResourceSchema.ResourceFieldSchema |
| StoreCaster
An interface that provides methods for converting Pig internal types to byte[].
|
| StoreFuncInterface
StoreFuncs take records from Pig's processing and store them into a data store.
|
| StoreResources
This interface allow StoreFunc to specify resources needed
in distributed cache.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Accumulator
An interface that allows UDFs that take a bag to accumulate tuples in chunks rather than take
the whole set at once.
|
| AccumulatorEvalFunc
This class is used to provide a free implementation of the EvalFunc exec function given
implementation of the Accumulator interface.
|
| Algebraic
An interface to declare that an EvalFunc's
calculation can be decomposed into intitial, intermediate, and final steps.
|
| EvalFunc
The class is used to implement functions to be applied to
fields in a dataset.
|
| EvalFunc.SchemaType
EvalFunc's schema type.
|
| ExceptionalFunction
An interface that captures a unit of work against an item where an exception might be thrown.
|
| Expression
A class to communicate Filter expressions to LoadFuncs.
|
| Expression.OpType |
| FileInputLoadFunc
This class provides an implementation of OrderedLoadFunc interface
which can be optionally re-used by LoadFuncs that use FileInputFormat, by
having this as a super class
|
| FilterFunc |
| FuncSpec
Class to represent a UDF specification.
|
| LoadCaster
An interface that provides cast implementations for load functions.
|
| LoadFunc
A LoadFunc loads data into Pig.
|
| LoadFuncMetadataWrapper
Convenience class to extend when decorating a class that extends LoadFunc and
implements LoadMetadata.
|
| LoadFuncWrapper
Convenience class to extend when decorating a LoadFunc.
|
| LoadMetadata
This interface defines how to retrieve metadata related to data to be loaded.
|
| LoadPredicatePushdown
This interface defines how a loader can support predicate pushdown.
|
| LoadPushDown
This interface defines how to communicate to Pig what functionality can
be pushed into the loader.
|
| LoadPushDown.OperatorSet
Set of possible operations that Pig can push down to a loader.
|
| LoadPushDown.RequiredFieldList
List of fields that Pig knows to be required to executed a script.
|
| LoadPushDown.RequiredFieldResponse
Indicates whether the loader will return the requested fields or all fields.
|
| LoadStoreCaster
This is just a union interface of LoadCaster and StoreCaster,
made available for simplicity.
|
| OrderedLoadFunc
Implementing this interface indicates to Pig that a given loader
can be used for MergeJoin.
|
| OverwritableStoreFunc
A
StoreFunc should implement this interface to enable overwriting its
store/output location if it already exists. |
| PigStreamingBase
The interface is used for the custom mapping of
- a
Tuple to a byte array. |
| PigToStream
Deprecated.
Use
PigStreamingBase |
| PrimitiveEvalFunc
Base class for simple Pig UDFs that are functions of primitive types IN to OUT.
|
| ResourceSchema
A represenation of a schema used to communicate with load and store functions.
|
| ResourceSchema.ResourceFieldSchema |
| ResourceStatistics
An class that represents statistics about data to be loaded or stored.
|
| StaticDataCleanup |
| StoreCaster
An interface that provides methods for converting Pig internal types to byte[].
|
| StoreFunc
StoreFuncs take records from Pig's processing and store them into a data store.
|
| StoreFuncInterface
StoreFuncs take records from Pig's processing and store them into a data store.
|
| StoreFuncMetadataWrapper
Convenience class to extend when decorating a class that implements both StoreFunc and
StoreMetadata.
|
| StoreFuncWrapper
Convenience class to extend when decorating a StoreFunc.
|
| StoreMetadata
This interface defines how to write metadata related to data to be stored.
|
| StoreResources
This interface allow StoreFunc to specify resources needed
in distributed cache.
|
| StreamToPig
Deprecated.
Use
PigStreamingBase |
| TypedOutputEvalFunc
Base class for Pig UDFs that are functions from Tuples to generic type OUT.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Expression
A class to communicate Filter expressions to LoadFuncs.
|
| LoadCaster
An interface that provides cast implementations for load functions.
|
| LoadFunc
A LoadFunc loads data into Pig.
|
| LoadMetadata
This interface defines how to retrieve metadata related to data to be loaded.
|
| PigServer
A class for Java programs to connect to Pig.
|
| ResourceSchema
A represenation of a schema used to communicate with load and store functions.
|
| ResourceStatistics
An class that represents statistics about data to be loaded or stored.
|
| StoreFuncInterface
StoreFuncs take records from Pig's processing and store them into a data store.
|
| StoreMetadata
This interface defines how to write metadata related to data to be stored.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| PigException
All exceptions in Pig are encapsulated in the
PigException
class. |
| ResourceSchema.ResourceFieldSchema |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ExecType
The type of query execution.
|
| FuncSpec
Class to represent a UDF specification.
|
| PigException
All exceptions in Pig are encapsulated in the
PigException
class. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| EvalFunc
The class is used to implement functions to be applied to
fields in a dataset.
|
| IndexableLoadFunc
This class is intended for use by LoadFunc implementations
which have an internal index for sorted data and can use the index
to support merge join in Pig.
|
| LoadCaster
An interface that provides cast implementations for load functions.
|
| LoadFunc
A LoadFunc loads data into Pig.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ExecType
The type of query execution.
|
| Expression
A class to communicate Filter expressions to LoadFuncs.
|
| FileInputLoadFunc
This class provides an implementation of OrderedLoadFunc interface
which can be optionally re-used by LoadFuncs that use FileInputFormat, by
having this as a super class
|
| FuncSpec
Class to represent a UDF specification.
|
| LoadCaster
An interface that provides cast implementations for load functions.
|
| LoadFunc
A LoadFunc loads data into Pig.
|
| LoadMetadata
This interface defines how to retrieve metadata related to data to be loaded.
|
| OrderedLoadFunc
Implementing this interface indicates to Pig that a given loader
can be used for MergeJoin.
|
| ResourceSchema
A represenation of a schema used to communicate with load and store functions.
|
| ResourceStatistics
An class that represents statistics about data to be loaded or stored.
|
| StoreFuncInterface
StoreFuncs take records from Pig's processing and store them into a data store.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| PigException
All exceptions in Pig are encapsulated in the
PigException
class. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| PigException
All exceptions in Pig are encapsulated in the
PigException
class. |
| ResourceSchema
A represenation of a schema used to communicate with load and store functions.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| PigException
All exceptions in Pig are encapsulated in the
PigException
class. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| PigException
All exceptions in Pig are encapsulated in the
PigException
class. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| PigException
All exceptions in Pig are encapsulated in the
PigException
class. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| LoadCaster
An interface that provides cast implementations for load functions.
|
| PigException
All exceptions in Pig are encapsulated in the
PigException
class. |
| PigStreamingBase
The interface is used for the custom mapping of
- a
Tuple to a byte array. |
| PigToStream
Deprecated.
Use
PigStreamingBase |
| StreamToPig
Deprecated.
Use
PigStreamingBase |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| FileInputLoadFunc
This class provides an implementation of OrderedLoadFunc interface
which can be optionally re-used by LoadFuncs that use FileInputFormat, by
having this as a super class
|
| FuncSpec
Class to represent a UDF specification.
|
| LoadCaster
An interface that provides cast implementations for load functions.
|
| LoadFunc
A LoadFunc loads data into Pig.
|
| PigException
All exceptions in Pig are encapsulated in the
PigException
class. |
| PigWarning
An enum to enumerate the warning types in Pig
|
| ResourceSchema
A represenation of a schema used to communicate with load and store functions.
|
| ResourceSchema.ResourceFieldSchema |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| LoadPushDown.RequiredField
Describes a field that is required to execute a scripts.
|
| LoadPushDown.RequiredFieldList
List of fields that Pig knows to be required to executed a script.
|
| ResourceSchema
A represenation of a schema used to communicate with load and store functions.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ResourceSchema.ResourceFieldSchema |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Expression
A class to communicate Filter expressions to LoadFuncs.
|
| Expression.OpType |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| EvalFunc
The class is used to implement functions to be applied to
fields in a dataset.
|
| FuncSpec
Class to represent a UDF specification.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| FuncSpec
Class to represent a UDF specification.
|
| LoadFunc
A LoadFunc loads data into Pig.
|
| SortInfo
Class to communicate sort column information based on
order by statment's sort columns and schema
|
| StoreFuncInterface
StoreFuncs take records from Pig's processing and store them into a data store.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Expression
A class to communicate Filter expressions to LoadFuncs.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| EvalFunc.SchemaType
EvalFunc's schema type.
|
| FuncSpec
Class to represent a UDF specification.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| PigException
All exceptions in Pig are encapsulated in the
PigException
class. |
| PigServer
A class for Java programs to connect to Pig.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| PigException
All exceptions in Pig are encapsulated in the
PigException
class. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Accumulator
An interface that allows UDFs that take a bag to accumulate tuples in chunks rather than take
the whole set at once.
|
| Algebraic
An interface to declare that an EvalFunc's
calculation can be decomposed into intitial, intermediate, and final steps.
|
| EvalFunc
The class is used to implement functions to be applied to
fields in a dataset.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| EvalFunc
The class is used to implement functions to be applied to
fields in a dataset.
|
| FuncSpec
Class to represent a UDF specification.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| EvalFunc
The class is used to implement functions to be applied to
fields in a dataset.
|
| FuncSpec
Class to represent a UDF specification.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| EvalFunc
The class is used to implement functions to be applied to
fields in a dataset.
|
| FuncSpec
Class to represent a UDF specification.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| EvalFunc
The class is used to implement functions to be applied to
fields in a dataset.
|
| FuncSpec
Class to represent a UDF specification.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| EvalFunc
The class is used to implement functions to be applied to
fields in a dataset.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| EvalFunc
The class is used to implement functions to be applied to
fields in a dataset.
|
| FuncSpec
Class to represent a UDF specification.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| EvalFunc
The class is used to implement functions to be applied to
fields in a dataset.
|
| FuncSpec
Class to represent a UDF specification.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Algebraic
An interface to declare that an EvalFunc's
calculation can be decomposed into intitial, intermediate, and final steps.
|
| EvalFunc
The class is used to implement functions to be applied to
fields in a dataset.
|
| FuncSpec
Class to represent a UDF specification.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| EvalFunc
The class is used to implement functions to be applied to
fields in a dataset.
|
| FuncSpec
Class to represent a UDF specification.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| EvalFunc
The class is used to implement functions to be applied to
fields in a dataset.
|
| FuncSpec
Class to represent a UDF specification.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Expression
A class to communicate Filter expressions to LoadFuncs.
|
| FileInputLoadFunc
This class provides an implementation of OrderedLoadFunc interface
which can be optionally re-used by LoadFuncs that use FileInputFormat, by
having this as a super class
|
| IndexableLoadFunc
This class is intended for use by LoadFunc implementations
which have an internal index for sorted data and can use the index
to support merge join in Pig.
|
| LoadCaster
An interface that provides cast implementations for load functions.
|
| LoadFunc
A LoadFunc loads data into Pig.
|
| LoadMetadata
This interface defines how to retrieve metadata related to data to be loaded.
|
| LoadPushDown
This interface defines how to communicate to Pig what functionality can
be pushed into the loader.
|
| LoadPushDown.OperatorSet
Set of possible operations that Pig can push down to a loader.
|
| LoadPushDown.RequiredFieldList
List of fields that Pig knows to be required to executed a script.
|
| LoadPushDown.RequiredFieldResponse
Indicates whether the loader will return the requested fields or all fields.
|
| OrderedLoadFunc
Implementing this interface indicates to Pig that a given loader
can be used for MergeJoin.
|
| OverwritableStoreFunc
A
StoreFunc should implement this interface to enable overwriting its
store/output location if it already exists. |
| ResourceSchema
A represenation of a schema used to communicate with load and store functions.
|
| ResourceStatistics
An class that represents statistics about data to be loaded or stored.
|
| StoreFunc
StoreFuncs take records from Pig's processing and store them into a data store.
|
| StoreFuncInterface
StoreFuncs take records from Pig's processing and store them into a data store.
|
| StoreMetadata
This interface defines how to write metadata related to data to be stored.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| FuncSpec
Class to represent a UDF specification.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| LoadFunc
A LoadFunc loads data into Pig.
|
| LoadMetadata
This interface defines how to retrieve metadata related to data to be loaded.
|
| LoadPushDown
This interface defines how to communicate to Pig what functionality can
be pushed into the loader.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| FileInputLoadFunc
This class provides an implementation of OrderedLoadFunc interface
which can be optionally re-used by LoadFuncs that use FileInputFormat, by
having this as a super class
|
| OrderedLoadFunc
Implementing this interface indicates to Pig that a given loader
can be used for MergeJoin.
|
| ResourceSchema
A represenation of a schema used to communicate with load and store functions.
|
| ResourceSchema.ResourceFieldSchema |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| LoadFunc
A LoadFunc loads data into Pig.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ExecType
The type of query execution.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Accumulator
An interface that allows UDFs that take a bag to accumulate tuples in chunks rather than take
the whole set at once.
|
| AccumulatorEvalFunc
This class is used to provide a free implementation of the EvalFunc exec function given
implementation of the Accumulator interface.
|
| Algebraic
An interface to declare that an EvalFunc's
calculation can be decomposed into intitial, intermediate, and final steps.
|
| AlgebraicEvalFunc
This class is used to provide a free implementation of the Accumulator interface
and EvalFunc class in the case of an Algebraic function.
|
| EvalFunc
The class is used to implement functions to be applied to
fields in a dataset.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Accumulator
An interface that allows UDFs that take a bag to accumulate tuples in chunks rather than take
the whole set at once.
|
| AccumulatorEvalFunc
This class is used to provide a free implementation of the EvalFunc exec function given
implementation of the Accumulator interface.
|
| Algebraic
An interface to declare that an EvalFunc's
calculation can be decomposed into intitial, intermediate, and final steps.
|
| AlgebraicEvalFunc
This class is used to provide a free implementation of the Accumulator interface
and EvalFunc class in the case of an Algebraic function.
|
| EvalFunc
The class is used to implement functions to be applied to
fields in a dataset.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| EvalFunc
The class is used to implement functions to be applied to
fields in a dataset.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| EvalFunc
The class is used to implement functions to be applied to
fields in a dataset.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ExecType
The type of query execution.
|
| PigServer
A class for Java programs to connect to Pig.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| PigServer
A class for Java programs to connect to Pig.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| StaticDataCleanup |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| PigServer
A class for Java programs to connect to Pig.
|
Copyright © 2007-2017 The Apache Software Foundation


PICS: Man driving to Cape Town arrested after cops find R5.6m worth of tik hidden in car compartments
by Jenni EvansA 27-year-old man heading to Cape Town was arrested after a consignment of crystal meth was allegedly found inside a vehicle which was pulled over near Laingsburg, police said on Sunday.
Police spokesperson Captain FC Van Wyk said the silver LDV was on its way from Johannesburg and was pulled over on the N1 on Saturday afternoon.
During a search, the police and traffic officers found 15 sealed bags of the drug, also known as tik, wrapped in black bags and stashed into compartments in the vehicle.
The drugs weighing 16kg are estimated to be worth R5.6m.
The man is expected to appear in the Laingsburg Magistrate's Court on Monday.
Further afield, in Nyanga, police recovered three firearms and ammunition and arrested three people in two consecutive days.
Two firearms and ammunition were recovered on Saturday night, and two people were arrested in Nyanga and Browns Farm.
The first firearm, with nine rounds of ammunition, was recovered by the National Intervention Unit in Sibini Avenue in Mau-Mau, Nyanga.
A 57-year-old was arrested for the possession of a prohibited firearm and illegal possession of ammunition.
The second was a Norinco pistol with four rounds, which was recovered by Public Order Police in Ramaphosa informal settlement.
They were on a stop-and-search operation when they recovered an illegal firearm and four rounds inside a Toyota Avanza. The occupant could not produce a firearm licence.
A 32-year-old person was arrested on charges of possession of an unlicensed firearm and ammunition. Another illegal firearm was recovered and a 17-year-old person arrested in the early hours of Saturday morning in Sihlanu Avenue in Nyanga.
Those who were arrested are expected to appear in the Athlone Magistrate's Court on Monday.


{% extends 'assessment-rooted.html' %} {% load crispy_forms_tags %} {% load static %} {% block content %} {% crispy form %}
A generic table allows users to define their own row and column structure and add rich text to the table. It is similar to creating a Microsoft Word table, where you can define the number of rows and columns and general structure you would like to use.
Evidence Profile Tables are summary tables used to support the evidence integration narrative for a given health effect(s). These tables provide a concise description and documentation of the evidence synthesized for the health effect(s) of interest, the primary judgments drawn regarding the different pieces of evidence and the evidence as a whole, and the rationale for each of these judgments.
Study Evaluation Tables (SET) are designed to present study evaluations for studies or components of studies. They are designed with flexibility in mind, so you can select which rows to present (studies, or components of studies), and which columns to present (study evaluation criteria, or other metadata from data extractions). Custom columns can also be created for additional, project-specific data.


For more information and source code head on over to https://ssatguru.github.io/BabylonJS-CharacterController/


Software Freedom Day (SFD) is an annual worldwide celebration of Free Software. SFD is a public education effort with the aim of increasing awareness of Free Software and its virtues, and encouraging its use.
Time |
Activity |
|---|---|
09:00AM - 12:00PM |
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StartEntityAnimation()
Syntax
StartEntityAnimation(#Entity, Animation$ [, Flags])Description
Start the specified #Entity animation. The animation is always started from the beginning.
Parameters
#Entity The entity to use. Animation$ The animation name. The animations are stored in the mesh object in a case-sensitive manner (ie: "Walk" will be a different animation than "walk"). If the animation isn't found or the mesh doesn't have a skeleton, this function will have no effect. Flag Flags can be a combination of the following values: #PB_EntityAnimation_Once: Play the animation only once. By default the animation loops automatically when its end is reached. EntityAnimationStatus() can be used to detect the animation end. #PB_EntityAnimation_Manual: Start the animation in manual mode, the time won't be automatically added after each RenderWorld(). AddEntityAnimationTime() needs to be called to update the animation time manually.
Return value
None.
See Also
StopEntityAnimation(), EntityAnimationStatus(), AddEntityAnimationTime()
Supported OS
All


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FMTMSG
Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (3)
Updated: 2013-06-21
Index
Return to Main Contents
NAME
fmtmsg - print formatted error messages
SYNOPSIS
#include <fmtmsg.h>
int fmtmsg(long classification, const char *label,
int severity, const char *text,
const char *action, const char *tag);
DESCRIPTION
This function displays a message described by its arguments on the device(s)
specified in the
classification
argument.
For messages written to
stderr,
the format depends on the
MSGVERB
environment variable.
The
label
argument identifies the source of the message.
The string must consist
of two colon separated parts where the first part has not more
than 10 and the second part not more than 14 characters.
The
text
argument describes the condition of the error.
The
action
argument describes possible steps to recover from the error.
If it is printed, it is prefixed by "TO FIX: ".
The
tag
argument is a reference to the online documentation where more
information can be found.
It should contain the
label
value and a unique identification number.
Dummy arguments
Each of the arguments can have a dummy value.
The dummy classification value
MM_NULLMC
(0L) does not specify any output, so nothing is printed.
The dummy severity value
NO_SEV
(0) says that no severity is supplied.
The values
MM_NULLLBL,
MM_NULLTXT,
MM_NULLACT,
MM_NULLTAG
are synonyms for
((char *) 0),
the empty string, and
MM_NULLSEV
is a synonym for
NO_SEV.
The classification argument
The
classification
argument is the sum of values describing 4 types of information.
The first value defines the output channel.
- MM_PRINT
-
Output to
stderr.
- MM_CONSOLE
-
Output to the system console.
- MM_PRINT | MM_CONSOLE
-
Output to both.
The second value is the source of the error:
- MM_HARD
-
A hardware error occurred.
- MM_FIRM
-
A firmware error occurred.
- MM_SOFT
-
A software error occurred.
The third value encodes the detector of the problem:
- MM_APPL
-
It is detected by an application.
- MM_UTIL
-
It is detected by a utility.
- MM_OPSYS
-
It is detected by the operating system.
The fourth value shows the severity of the incident:
- MM_RECOVER
-
It is a recoverable error.
- MM_NRECOV
-
It is a nonrecoverable error.
The severity argument
The
severity
argument can take one of the following values:
- MM_NOSEV
-
No severity is printed.
- MM_HALT
-
This value is printed as HALT.
- MM_ERROR
-
This value is printed as ERROR.
- MM_WARNING
-
This value is printed as WARNING.
- MM_INFO
-
This value is printed as INFO.
The numeric values are between 0 and 4.
Using
addseverity(3)
or the environment variable
SEV_LEVEL
you can add more levels and strings to print.
RETURN VALUE
The function can return 4 values:
- MM_OK
-
Everything went smooth.
- MM_NOTOK
-
Complete failure.
- MM_NOMSG
-
Error writing to
stderr.
- MM_NOCON
-
Error writing to the console.
ENVIRONMENT
The environment variable
MSGVERB
("message verbosity") can be used to suppress parts of
the output to
stderr.
(It does not influence output to the console.)
When this variable is defined, is non-NULL, and is a colon-separated
list of valid keywords, then only the parts of the message corresponding
to these keywords is printed.
Valid keywords are "label", "severity", "text", "action" and "tag".
The environment variable
SEV_LEVEL
can be used to introduce new severity levels.
By default, only the five severity levels described
above are available.
Any other numeric value would make
fmtmsg()
print nothing.
If the user puts
SEV_LEVEL
with a format like
-
SEV_LEVEL=[description[:description[:...]]]
in the environment of the process before the first call to
fmtmsg(),
where each description is of the form
-
severity-keyword,level,printstring
then
fmtmsg()
will also accept the indicated values for the level (in addition to
the standard levels 0-4), and use the indicated printstring when
such a level occurs.
The severity-keyword part is not used by
fmtmsg()
but it has to be present.
The level part is a string representation of a number.
The numeric value must be a number greater than 4.
This value must be used in the severity argument of
fmtmsg()
to select this class.
It is not possible to overwrite
any of the predefined classes.
The printstring
is the string printed when a message of this class is processed by
fmtmsg().
VERSIONS
fmtmsg()
is provided in glibc since version 2.1.
ATTRIBUTES
Multithreading (see pthreads(7))
Before glibc 2.16, the
fmtmsg()
function uses a static variable that is not protected,
so it is not thread-safe.
Since glibc 2.16,
the
fmtmsg()
function uses a lock to protect the static variable, so it is thread-safe.
CONFORMING TO
The functions
fmtmsg()
and
addseverity(3),
and environment variables
MSGVERB
and
SEV_LEVEL
come from System V.
The function
fmtmsg()
and the environment variable
MSGVERB
are described in POSIX.1-2001.
NOTES
System V and UnixWare man pages tell us that these functions
have been replaced by "pfmt() and addsev()" or by "pfmt(),
vpfmt(), lfmt(), and vlfmt()", and will be removed later.
EXAMPLE
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <fmtmsg.h>
int
main(void)
{
long class = MM_PRINT | MM_SOFT | MM_OPSYS | MM_RECOVER;
int err;
err = fmtmsg(class, "util-linux:mount", MM_ERROR,
"unknown mount option", "See mount(8).",
"util-linux:mount:017");
switch (err) {
case MM_OK:
break;
case MM_NOTOK:
printf("Nothing printed\n");
break;
case MM_NOMSG:
printf("Nothing printed to stderr\n");
break;
case MM_NOCON:
printf("No console output\n");
break;
default:
printf("Unknown error from fmtmsg()\n");
}
exit(EXIT_SUCCESS);
}
The output should be:
util-linux:mount: ERROR: unknown mount option
TO FIX: See mount(8). util-linux:mount:017
and after
MSGVERB=text:action; export MSGVERB
the output becomes:
unknown mount option
TO FIX: See mount(8).
SEE ALSO
addseverity(3),
perror(3)
Index
- NAME
-
- SYNOPSIS
-
- DESCRIPTION
-
- Dummy arguments
-
- The classification argument
-
- The severity argument
-
- RETURN VALUE
-
- ENVIRONMENT
-
- VERSIONS
-
- ATTRIBUTES
-
- Multithreading (see pthreads(7))
-
- CONFORMING TO
-
- NOTES
-
- EXAMPLE
-
- SEE ALSO
-
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Time: 02:55:13 GMT, September 18, 2014


WITNESS LIST
Transportation & Homeland Security
March 16, 2011 8:00 AM
FOR BILL/FOR COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE (C.S.S.B. 19) :
Heiligenstein, Mike Executive Director (Central TX RMA), Austin, TX
Hernandez, James Legal Counsel (Harris County), Houston, TX
Vandergriff, Victor Chairman (North Texas Tollway Authority), Arlington, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For Bill/For Committee Substitute (C.S.S.B. 19) :
Allen, Joe B. Attorney (Fort Bend Toll Road Authority), Houston, TX
Boyer, Victor President & CEO (San Antonio Mobility Coalition, Inc.), San Antonio, TX
Cassidy, Brian Partner, Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell (Alamo RMA, Central Texas RMA,
Camino Real RMA, Cameron County RMA, North East Texas RMA, Grayson County
RMA), Austin, TX
Day, Bob Board Member (NTTA), Garland, TX
Suhm, Vic Executive Director (Tarrant Regional Transportation Coalition), Grapevine, TX
Against Bill/Against Committee Substitute (C.S.S.B. 19) :
Hall, Terri Director (Texas TURF), San Antonio, TX
On Bill/On Committee Substitute (C.S.S.B. 19) :
Saenz, Amadeo Executive Director (Texas Department of Transportation), Austin, TX
FOR BILL/FOR COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE (C.S.S.B. 119) :
Floyd, Beaman (Texas Coalition for Affordable Insurance Solutions), Austin, TX
Johnson, Blair Student (Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas), Dallas, TX
ON BILL/ON COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE (C.S.S.B. 119) :
Goetz, Casey Major (Texas Department of Public Safety), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For Bill/For Committee Substitute (C.S.S.B. 119) :
Jones, Jim Sergeant (San Antonio Police Department), San Antonio, TX
Kroll, Carrie Director of Advocacy & Health Policy (Texas Pediatric Society), Austin, TX
Rendon, Feliciano Officer (San Antonio Police Officers Association), San Antonio, TX
Against Bill/Against Committee Substitute (C.S.S.B. 119) :
Hall, Terri Director (Texas TURF), San Antonio, TX
Knaack, Frank Policy & Advocacy Strategist (American Civil Liberties Union of Texas),
Austin, TX
Providing written testimony:
On Bill/On Committee Substitute (C.S.S.B. 119) :
Cooper, Joel Assistant Research Scientist (Texas Transportation Institute), College Station,
TX
FOR BILL/FOR COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE (C.S.S.B. 138) :
Floyd, Beaman (Texas Coalition for Affordable Insurance Solutions), Austin, TX
1
WITNESS LIST
Transportation & Homeland Security
March 16, 2011 8:00 AM
Registering, but not testifying:
For Bill/For Committee Substitute (C.S.S.B. 138) :
Gilbert, Robert (Bo) AUP Government Affairs (USAA), San Antonio, TX
Jones, Jim Sergeant (San Antonio Police Department), San Antonio, TX
Kroll, Carrie Director of Advocacy & Health Policy (Texas Pediatric Society), Austin, TX
Patterson, T. J. (City of Fort Worth), Fort Worth, TX
Rendon, Feliciano Officer (San Antonio Police Officers Association), San Antonio, TX
Vasquez, Michael Program Manager (Texas Conference of Urban Counties), Austin, TX
Against Bill/Against Committee Substitute (C.S.S.B. 138) :
Hall, Terri Director (Texas TURF), San Antonio, TX
Knaack, Frank Policy & Advocacy Strategist (American Civil Liberties Union of Texas),
Austin, TX
On Bill/On Committee Substitute (C.S.S.B. 138) :
Goetz, Casey Major (Texas Department of Public Safety), Austin, TX
Melecki, Meredith Analyst (Legislative Budge Board), Austin, TX
FOR:
Laws, Charles Father (also providing written testimony) ("Sarah Elizabeth Laws"), Kyle,
TX
Laws, Toni Mother (Sarah Elizabeth Laws), San Marcos, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
O'Ryan, Anne Legislative & Gov't Affairs (AAA Texas), Austin, TX
On:
Goetz, Casey Major (Texas Department of Public Safety), Austin, TX
Rendon, Feliciano Officer (San Antonio Police Officers Association), San Antonio, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
Elliston, Randall Director- VTR (Texas Dept. of Motor Vehicles), Austin, TX
FOR BILL/FOR COMMITTEE AMENDMENT (SB 548; Amendment 1 by Nichols; Amendment 2
by Watson) :
Covey, Valerie County Commissioner, Pct 3 (Williamson County), Georgetown, TX
Heiligenstein, Mike Executive Director (Central TX RMA), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For Bill/For Committee Amendment (SB 548; Amendment 1 by Nichols; Amendment 2 by Watson) :
Boyer, Victor President & CEO (San Antonio Mobility Coalition, Inc.), San Antonio, TX
Bushell, Gary Attorney/ Consultant (Alliance for I-69 Texas), Austin, TX
Cain, Randy Attorney (City of Round Rock), Austin, TX
Calcote, ML (Real Estate Council of Austin), Austin, TX
2
WITNESS LIST
Transportation & Homeland Security
March 16, 2011 8:00 AM
Cassidy, Brian Partner, Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell (Alamo RMA, Central Texas RMA,
Camino Real RMA, Cameron County RMA, North East Texas RMA, Grayson County
RMA), Austin, TX
Griebel, Thomas Chair, State Trans. Policy Group (Greater Austin Chamber of
Commerce), Austin, TX
Howell, Pix Planner (City of Leander), Leander, TX
Long, Cynthia County Commissioner (Williamson County), Cedar Park, TX
Mendez, Mark Assistant County Administrator (Tarrant County Commissioners Court), Ft.
Worth, TX
Olsen, Lawrence (TX Good Roads Assn.), Austin, TX
Suhm, Vic Executive Director (Tarrant Regional Transportation Coalition), Grapevine, TX
Vasquez, Michael Program Manager (Texas Conference of Urban Counties), Austin, TX
On Bill/On Committee Amendment (SB 548; Amendment 1 by Nichols; Amendment 2 by Watson) :
Saenz, Amadeo Executive Director (Texas Department of Transportation), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
Vyoral, P.E., David County Engineer (Aransas County), Rockport, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Busboom, Ginger Physician Assistant (TAPA), Austin, TX
Finch, Dan (Texas Medical Association), Austin, TX
Jackson, Lisa Executive Director (TX Academy of Physician Assistants), Austin, TX
On:
Elliston, Randall Director- VTR (Texas Dept. of Motor Vehicles), Austin, TX
FOR BILL/FOR COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE (C.S.S.B. 971) :
Hazen, Vincent President (Texas Emergency Network), Austin, TX
Kercheual, David R. (Self), Grandview, TX
Snider, Shawn Michael Fire Chief/ Emergency Management Coordinator (City of
Edinburg Fire Department), Edinburg, TX
Thomas, Lyda Ann Former Mayor of Galveston (Self), Galveston, TX
AGAINST BILL/AGAINST COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE (C.S.S.B. 971) :
Culver, Anne Executive V.P. (Scenic Texas), Houston, TX
Lathen, Mark Acting Building Official (City of Houston), Houston, TX
Mueller, Laura Assistant General Counsel (also providing written testimony) (Texas
Municipal League), Austin, TX
Ramos, Melinda Assistant City Attorney (City of Fort Worth), Ft. Worth, TX
Shaddock, Carroll OF Counsel, Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell, LLP (Harlan Crow),
Houston, TX
3
WITNESS LIST
Transportation & Homeland Security
March 16, 2011 8:00 AM
ON BILL/ON COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE (C.S.S.B. 971) :
Kidd, Nim Chief (TX Dept of Public Safety- TDEM), Austin, TX
Rodriguez, Victor Chief of Police (also providing written testimony) (City of McAllen
Police Department), McAllen, TX
Saenz, Amadeo Executive Director (Texas Department of Transportation), Austin, TX
Sanchez, Roderick Director of Development Services (City of San Antonio), San Antonio,
TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For Bill/For Committee Substitute (C.S.S.B. 971) :
Cartwright, Drew Executive Director (Texas Business Advertising Alliance (TBAA)),
Austin, TX
Craft, Lon Director Leg. Affairs (Texas Municipal Police Association), Austin, TX
Finch, Dan (Texas Medical Association), Austin, TX
Higgins, Mike Chief of Staff/ Legislative Director (Texas State Association of Fire
Fighters), Austin, TX
Ruckel, Mari Director of Reg. Affairs (Texas Oil and Gas Association), Austin, TX
Taylor, Clay Vice-President (Department of Public Safety Officers Association (DPSOA)),
Austin, TX
Villarreal, Johnny Legislative Director (Houston Fire Fighters Local 341), Houston, TX
Against Bill/Against Committee Substitute (C.S.S.B. 971) :
Hernandez, James Legal Counsel (Harris County), Houston, TX
Reeder, Al GM, VP (Lamar ADV.), Austin, TX
Stokes, H. Chris (Lamar Advertising), Austin, TX
Sturzl, Frank Consultant (City of North Richland Hills), Austin, TX
On Bill/On Committee Substitute (C.S.S.B. 971) :
Goetz, Casey Major (Texas Department of Public Safety), Austin, TX
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category: [ToxoDB]
---
We are pleased to announce the release
of ToxoDB 7.0
This release of ToxoDB contains the
following new datasets:
- Strand-specific RNA sequence and non coding RNA (ncRNA) data for
T. gondii and N. caninum (graciously provided
prepublication by Brian Gregory, University of Pennsylvania).
This data was generated as part of one of the funded driving biological
projects.
- An example
region of the Toxoplasma
genome with RNA sequence coverage-plot tracks turned on can be accessed
here (note: experiment was
performed using VEG parasites and was mapped to both VEG and ME49
sequence in ToxoDB). This data is represented in two
tracks:
- "T.gondii
VEG
mRNA RNAseq - Unique Aligners - (log2 Coverage) (Gregory)" which
includes strand-specific coverage plots (Blue for the forward strand
and red for the reverse strand).
- "T.gondii VEG
mRNA
RNAseq - Nonunique Aligners - (log2 Coverage) (Gregory)" which shows
coverage plots for regions where probes did not uniquely align (ie.
gives and indication of possible repetitive regions).
- An example
region of the Toxoplasma
genome with ncRNA sequence coverage-plot tracks turned on can be
accessed here (note: experiment was
performed using RH and ME49 parasites and was mapped to ME49 sequence
in ToxoDB. RH data was also mapped against the GT1 strain).
- New T. gondii ME49 cosmid end library mapping to
the genome are now available in the genome browser. The libraries
were generated in Laura Knolls laboratory, University of Wisconsin.
- Updated restriction fragment polymorphism (RFLP) data provided by
Chunlei Su, University of Tennessee. RFLP data may be searched
based on Genotype
or Genotype Number.
- The unannotated genome sequence T.
gondii
strains FOU provided by the Toxoplasma white paper sequencing project
is now available. This data can be searched from the
"Genomic Sequences" section under
the heading "Identify other data types" on the home page. Genome
sequences from this effort will be incorporated into ToxoDB release as
they become available. The latest updated information on the
status of sequencing is available here. The sequencing white
paper is available here.
- Genome sequence and annotation of Eimeria tenella graciously provided
prepublication by Adam Reid and colleagues (Parasite Genomics group at
the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, UK). Annotated genomes may
be investigated in ToxoDB using multiple searches for example, genes
may be identified based on text, ID, BLAST, GO
terms, presence of transmembrane domains or signal peptides, orthology,
etc. Here is a search strategy that identifies all E. tenella genes predicted to
contain a secretory signal peptide and are possible kinases (note: the
orthology step at the end allows identification of possible gene
families):
New functionality:
- You can now view intron/exon boundaries based on available RNA
sequence data. boundary determination was performed using the RNA-Seq Unified
Mapper (RUM). To view intron/exon boundary calls, turn on the
"RNA-seq alignments RUM Intron" track in the genome browser. Here
is a link to a gene
that may require reevaluation based on RUM intron analysis. To
get additional information mouse over the tracks and/or
the track names.
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GitHub issues resolved for v2.4.1 of the Modelica_LinearSystems2 (M_LS2) library
As part of this release, 24 issues (including 19 pull requests (PR)) were closed.
--M_LS2-general--
Enhancements
- #34 Utilize ModelicaIO functions for matrix I/O
- #36 Invalid inheritance in M_LS2 icons
- #66 Use functions from DymolaCommands instead of Dymola's build-in function
- #85 (PR) Obsolete read matrix functions
- #86 (PR) Use function readSystemDimension
- #87 (PR) Fix false inheritance of operators and operator records
- #88 (PR) Simplify Modelica code by calling read_dslin
- #109 (PR) Improve declaration
- #111 (PR) Use functions from DymolaCommands
Documentation
- #2 Improve/fix documentation of Modelica_LinearSystems2
- #91 (PR) Fix false input name in documentation
- #106 (PR) Omit mentioning of Modelica_Controller library in documentation
- #107 (PR) Improve documentation
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Enhancements
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Enhancements
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Documentation
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Utilities
Bugs
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Last night I had one of the most fun experiences of my life with mushrooms. I’m sure that’s what everyone says about drugs while they’re basking in the afterglow of a great experience, but oh well, I guess I am no different. I had tried shrooms once before at a festival type of concert, there was a stadium with great bands but the trip was very bland. Mostly I just felt stoned and sick to my stomach. My friend C and I were reluctant to try again because we were scared of being ripped off but we couldn’t find any weed so we went for it.
We split an 8th of an ounce around 11 at night and played video games as we waited for the drugs to take effect. After about 40 minutes we became very bored and left the game alone. We were fast on our way to tripping. Luckily we were in a very comfortable environment, the room was filled with neon posters, stars, and black lights, I was sure hoping for a great experience. We laid around and listened to the sounds of Beck, Amon Tobin “Supermodified” (INCREDIBLE CD), and the gentle noise of running water coming from a small fountain in the room.
It was about this time that I was laying on my back on the bed and staring up at a large mural type poster on the wall, it was a jungle scene filled with exotic animals and plants. The entire thing was black light responsive so it was emitting this incredible green-white light and as I laid there, staring up into an orange, red, and black lion (why there were lions in the jungle is beyond me) I noticed that everything seemed to pop out at me. The leaves, plants, and tree branches all seemed to be quite clear and floating just above the surface of the picture, much the same way an image pops out of a magic-eye poster. On top of that, everything behind the plants, everything in the background, seemed to be slowly spinning around. It was incredible. At this time I became very excited, giddy even, at the thought of the drugs coming fully into effect.
After I had my fill of the magic jungle I began to explore other interesting things about C’s room, the rocket shaped, blue and green lava lamp, black light posters of panthers, spirals, and the Sublime “mushroom head.” I took the blankets and pillows off of his bed and began to play on it. I jumped and rolled around, I did headstands and walked up walls, I felt great! After a while I settled down and just enjoyed the experience, this was more fantastic than almost any other experience I’ve had with drugs. The music was wonderful and complimented the way I felt perfectly. After a while C and I ended up just sitting around his room and talking for hours about all sorts of things. So many wonderful thoughts were rolling through my head, everything seemed so clear and pure. I wasn’t even trying to figure things out, just pondering and feeling quite happy with the way things were going. The night was alive with excitement. I enjoyed every minute of it.
Around 4 or 4:30 we had finally fallen asleep, some of the dreams I had that night were quite nice, but I won’t get into them. I awoke around 11 the next morning as if from a long and comfortable nights sleep, my friend left for work and I left for home. As of now I sit here sipping on a strawberry milkshake and writing this, feeling comfortable and happy with just about everything. Over all the night was a fantastic experience and as I said, I enjoyed every minute of it.
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CryptoCompare api client.
Inherited Members
Namespace: CryptoCompare
Assembly: CryptoCompare.dll
Syntax
public class CryptoCompareClient : ICryptoCompareClient, IDisposable
Constructors
CryptoCompareClient(HttpClientHandler, String)
Initializes a new instance of the CryptoCompare.CryptoCompareClient class.
Declaration
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Initializes a new instance of the CryptoCompare.CryptoCompareClient class.
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Coins
Gets the client for coins related api endpoints.
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Exchanges
Gets the client for exchanges related api endpoints.
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History
Gets the api client for market history.
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| CryptoCompareClient | The instance. |
Mining
Gets the api client for "mining" endpoints.
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| Type | Description |
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| IMiningClient | The mining client. |
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News
Gets the api client for news endpoints.
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| INewsClient |
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Prices
Gets the api client for cryptocurrency prices.
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| IPricesClient |
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RateLimits
Gets or sets the client for api calls rate limits.
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Property Value
| Type | Description |
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| IRateLimitClient |
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SocialStats
Gets the api client for "social" endpoints.
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Property Value
| Type | Description |
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| ISocialStatsClient |
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Subs
The subs.
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public ISubsClient Subs { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISubsClient |
Tops
Gets the api client for "tops" endpoints.
Declaration
public ITopListClient Tops { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ITopListClient |
See Also
Methods
Dispose()
Performs application-defined tasks associated with freeing, releasing, or resetting unmanaged resources.
Declaration
public void Dispose()
See Also
SetApiKey(String)
Declaration
public void SetApiKey(string apiKey)
Parameters
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| String | apiKey |


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BRINGING OUT THE DEAD (director: Martin Scorsese; screenwriter: Paul Schrader, based on the novel by Joe Connelly; cinematographer: Robert Richardson; cast: Nicolas Cage (Frank Pierce), Patricia Arquette (Mary Burke), John Goodman (Larry), Ving Rhames (Marcus), Tom Sizemore (Tom), Marc Anthony (Noel), Cliff Curtis (Cy Coates), Mary Beth Hurt (Nurse Constance), Aida Turturro (Nurse Crupp), 1999)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
Bringing Out The Dead, in one sense, is a love/hate black comedy about the relationship the director Martin Scorsese has with his home turf of NYC in the early 1990s and, in the other sense, it is a psychological study about those who are trying to save the sick in a dying city when they can't be sure if they can even save themselves. Frank Pierce (Cage) is a burnt out paramedic who has gone on one too many missions of mercy, thinking that he needs just one last save to regain his equilibrium. He now sees the ghosts of those he couldn't save everywhere he looks. The conflict inside him revolves around the tremendous high he gets over saving a life- there is no better feeling, he tells us in a voiceover, his usual way of conveying to the viewer what he is thinking- and the low point is from all the depravity and hopelessness and horror he sees all around him everyday.
His ambulance route is in the neighborhood of his birth, Hell's Kitchen, though his family moved upstate when he was of high school age, as so many others have previously done to remove themselves from the besetment of drugs and despair and crime that has taken over the streets in that once mostly Irish enclave.
His ambulance buzzes past the unnatural everyday sights of the city: of hookers working the streets (one of them who is pregnant), children drug dealers, the homeless, smelly drunks, and a frightening look at how the have-nots live in a city of morbid neon lights and graffiti hi-riser buildings.
There is the ghost of one patient that Frank lost recently, a young homeless woman named Rose, that he keeps seeing over and over again, causing him to be severely depressed, to suffer from insomnia, to not eat properly, and to hit the bottle. That he is stressed out, should come as no surprise, his job might very well be the most stressful one in the city. So who could blame him if he reports late to work and uses up all his sick days and can't get fired even though he wants to, all because the city needs his body out there, and his downfall is not that uncommon for a job like his, anyway.
Scorsese emphasizes how tormenting this job is, by following the ambulance driver around for three painful night shifts through the glittering lights of Manhattan, each night Frank is with a different partner and with each, there is a different outlook on the job exhibited. That in a nutshell is the plot of the film, as this is a story mostly about character development and the unique personalities of those who choose to work under such trying conditions, and of the uncertain relationship that develops between two kindred spirits, Mary and Frank. The audience is taken along for the grim ride and the entertainment comes from the constant gallows humor of these very obsessively comedic EMS men, who provide the necessary breaks in the story for everyone concerned, that is audience and driver alike. Things are so insane that if you don't laugh, you can succumb to the intensity of the situation by just watching it. How insane the situation is, is highlighted from the first radio dispatch heard in the background, where the call is to help a woman in distress because a roach crawled in her ear. This is a dark comedy in the real sense of being dark, with the noir style to the film provided by Scorsese's frequent screenwriter, Paul Schrader (Taxi Driver/Raging Bull/The Last Temptation of Christ).
The hospital that is on his route, a place of bedlam and futility, is named Our Lady of Perpetual Mercy, but called by the EMS personnel, "Misery," and for good reason. This is a place where there aren't enough beds to handle all the victims from gunshots and heart attacks and bad drug trips. The doctors work relentlessly on double shifts, and the atmosphere is frighteningly horrific, with wild screams, patients tied to their beds so that they wouldn't go on a rampage, and utter chaos in the lobby, where security guards menacingly try to keep order.
The first call that Frank goes out on, is with Larry (Goodman), his chatty and obese partner, enamored by fast-food places and concerned about not eating the same meal twice in one week, who is planning to soon be in the suburbs running his own private ambulance service.
They respond to a heart attack victim in a walk-up tenement building, where the victim has been dead for a few minutes and the family is bewilderedly huddled around their patriarch, hoping for a miracle. Frank, who is considered to be the best at saving lives, has been working as a paramedic for the past five years. This could be the rescue he needs, as he desperately tries to save the old man's life by giving him CPR and shocks to the heart in order to bring back his patient from the dead. As a last resort, he puts on a Sinatra album the old man liked. This seems to give the patient a pulse and the family some hope. The patient's anxious daughter, the former junkie, Mary Burke (Patricia Arquette), who is the actual wife of Cage, forms a bond of friendship instantly with Frank, who will act as a liaison for her to pass on information about her father from the hospital. They will meet together for the next three nights in the chaos of the hospital where her father is just one of many emergencies handled during the night's graveyard shift, and their ambiguous relationship will center around the reports Frank gives her on the condition of her father.
Frank feels Mary's pain and wants her love or approval; he desperately is in need of a woman to comfort him, just like she needs his moral support-- he looks like a priest to her. We know very little about Frank's personal life except what little he tells us in the voiceover about his divorce, but he doesn't tell us why his wife left him, nor do we see where he lives, or who his friends are, or what his interests are other than the job, which seems to be his whole life. The few times we see him out of uniform in civilian clothes, he looks ordinary. In uniform he looks like a God.
 Marcus' hope is that God will see to it that he gets through the night. Their night out results in them treating a drug overdosed punk rocker who took a deadly new drug on the scene called "red poison," and of Marcus speeding recklessly to another call, which results in the ambulance overturning, leaving them both with minor injuries and lots of nervous laughter over their narrow escape from death.
The partners seem to be getting more intense with each night shift, as the third driver, Tom (Sizemore) points out, that the full moon is out and it is Saturday, as he gleefully rubs his hands together expecting plenty of action. Tom is the forceful type; he likes to take matters into his own hands. On his shift the two most memorable things that happen are a drug shootout in an apartment building, where one victim is dying from gunshot wounds and the other is impaled on the terrace gate (Cliff Curtis), as he jumped from the 16th floor to the 14th to escape his fate. As a coincidence, he gave Frank some kind of a stress relieving pill the previous night, which Frank took in a moment of weakness and desperation, as he followed Mary to this drug pad, concerned that she couldn't handle the strain any longer of learning about her father's death, especially when she wasn't able to put a closure on their stormy relationship by having one last chance to talk to him (she hasn't even seen her father for the last three years due to an argument). Her father is someone that Frank actually saved and the hospital might have been able to keep him alive, but Frank thought he heard the man's voice telling him he didn't want to live anymore, and so he failed to give him the necessary shocks to keep him alive. The other major incident on this shift, was the violent reaction of Tom to the deranged Noel (Marc Anthony), who is completely wasted on drugs and is known to the paramedics as a very troubled man. He should have been placed in a mental institution if this was a civilized city, but who now wanders the street taking a baseball bat and knocking out car windows with it. Tom's way of handling him, is to teach him a lesson with a beating, while Frank's approach is to identify with his insanity and try to communicate as best he can with him.
It becomes apparent that Frank is going bonkers, while the other drivers are handling the job much better than he is: they are getting by (Larry by dreaming of better days to come, Marcus by finding God, and Tom by taking things into his own hands). It is just Frank who is falling completely apart, thinking he must save someone in order for him to be redeemed. He is especially upset because over the last few months everyone seems to be dying on him. Mary now becomes his only hope. He must either save her from becoming an addict again or she must save him from his ghost-like existence. Mary is likened in his eyes to the Virgin Mary, as the kind of relationship that forms between the two is a difficult one to apprehend, as they are both caught by their own demons and are so afraid of love and of not being loved, and they are afraid that the tenderness they have for others might drain them and leave them without enough energy for them to save themselves. This all leads up to the film's final shot, where he becomes like the son in a religious painting of Christ, resting after a long journey in the arms of the holy mother, cuddled up next to her in the bright whiteness of a spiritual light. Could that be his salvation, a spiritual one, the only hope there is for Frank?
By the time the third night shift ends, the audience is strained and left overwhelmed by all the noise from the city streets, the background rock music, the depravity of the hospital, the constant frenetic chatter of the paramedics, and the need for them to have some artificial way to get by their shift. Frank's way is through coffee, whiskey, vitamin shots, and living with ghosts-- and none of them work. This film is intense all right, and it drags on for much too long a look at the insane world it envisions, making its way through a grotesque looking city and a hospital that is likened to a crazy house.
 But is it worth it? Does the film have something salient to say, as Scorsese seems more comfortable in these surroundings than he did in the foreign turf of The Age of Innocence and Kundun, for instance? Is there entertainment value in this story? That I really don't know, but I do know that it all seemed too real and that the acting was superb, one couldn't help but get entangled in the lives of the characters, and there was a rush of adrenaline emanating from the highs and even the lows experienced. The Nicolas Cage performance caught the nuances of his character in a bewitching manner, as in his crazed EMS role, he catches the futility and desperation he feels gnawing at him from inside and displays an engaging chemistry with the three drivers and with Patricia Arquette. Though, her performance seemed to be too coy at times and too conveniently vulnerable to be totally credible, she nevertheless is the perfect counterpoint to his tortured being, sharing with him all the anguish of living, and leaving him with the uncertainty of how she feels about him romantically. The ambulance drivers more or less drove home the philosophical points of the film, as they acted out the insanity of the situation they were in and complemented his mood swings of being beaten down or hyper, with the sheer madness of their gall and sometimes perversive attitude toward the job.
The photography was mesmerizing, capturing the hostile living conditions of the neighborhood and filling the screen at times with the beauty of a fire show amid the sirens and turbulence of the night, and in the background, we can see the famous city skyscrapers of the city shimmering in the night sky, seemingly changing colors.
I'm glad that Scorsese has made a film that asks a lot of questions of the viewer, questions that take time to answer because they are complex, and could best be answered by one's experience with matters of life and death. And from what is mentioned in the story, we learn that there are spirits that pull you one way or the other, and sometimes the pull is not to want to live anymore. That should give one something to think about.
Scorsese has made a technically perfect film and an artistic one, but is one that is not suited for everyone's taste, since it takes getting used to the trauma of the story and its appalling inertia; but, the benefits are immense for those who stick with it. Scorsese is undoubtedly one of the finest working directors and he knows how to provoke an audience to feel the pain of someone else, something that is very difficult to obtain in this medium. This is a very tough film to honestly say that you thoroughly enjoyed it, but what's more important than that, is how it lingers with you for a long time after seeing it and how compelling it is in a meaningful way. This film, I expect, will be better thought of than most films of the '90s that attempt to focus in on the city landscape, including all those films that were so entertaining but in the end were not as nurturing to the soul as this one was.
It is easy to compare this film to his masterpiece, Taxi Driver, and say that both films were about a dying city, about someone who works by driving either a taxi or ambulance at night, and about a similar hero who had a tortured soul that needed redemption, but the former film was so much better because it had more action in it, more energy, and did not compromise the story's pessimism. But I found this film to be more subtle and more optimistic in a spiritual sense, and even its most pressing fault, that the subject matter hits too close to the miserable reality of things in the city and makes this a difficult film to sit through, should not be that deterring to the serious moviegoer. This film can't help being anything but a disturbing film, one that questions the degree of contemporary insanity, and it is not necessarily a better or worse film than the other one, but it is one that has more psychological layers of complexity to it that needs to be looked at more carefully.
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Mostly what I'd had before was Vicodin and straight opium, which I 'made' from plants I'd grown. I thought tramadol would be different, and the fact that it doesn't bind as well to neuronal opiod receptors lead me to believe it was fairly weak stuff. But I totally disagree now.
At 200mg, it comes on fairly slowly, with a lot of tingling in the legs and lower body (almost like a small, extended orgasm), then climbs up to my head. It slows me down like Vicodin in some ways, but the thought processes seem less distorted. I notice that I move a lot more on tramadol than on any other opiate; I'll catch myself shaking my leg or tapping my foot for no obvious reason. It feels a bit speedy, and really boosts my mood. I gotta say it's a lot of fun.
However, I came fairly clear to getting habituated to it at one point, so I had to cut myself off. Tolerance builds up pretty quickly for me, as I understand it does with most people.
My friend, however, who is about 160 pounds gets very active on tramadol. He is usually quiet and sedentary, but he was pacing around, talking constantly, standing on chairs, and giving me improv lectures on film-making. It was almost like watching him on ecstasy, except that he was a bit more aware of himself.
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The Kind Programming Language is a programming language built on top of the BEAM virtual machine (home of Erlang and Elixir). It's created to try out a few fanciful ideas in type system design and static analysis. One of which is the idea that all functions are considered total and any function call for input that a function isn't defined for leads to a compile time error.
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The Kind language is still in its infancy, and while I'd love for there to be a nifty little executable that can compile your source into binaries, this isn't the case (yet). For playing around, feel free to edit the examples on this website to test out ideas. If that doesn't satisfy your curiosity, then check out the Kind source code on Github and play around with the kind module.
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Kind is an experiment in language design I'm undertaking after being furloughed during COVID-19 for 6 months. I've been meaning to design and build this language for a long time and have notebooks full of notes going back years with syntax snippets and unformed ideas. However, building a programming language is a rather big undertaking, and it's only with the most generious support of the very kind British Government and their furlough scheme that I've been able to spend the time needed to get this project going. For comments and feedback, feel free to get in touch on jonas-kind@ifany.org.


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The AbstractPropertyManager class Should take some source data in the constructor, and implement the ability to see and modify any properties of the core object.
◆ AbstractPropertyManager()
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◆ blankProperty
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blankProperty
Should be emited when a property should be blanked. Mainly used with spinboxs representing multiple differing things.
Only supports: Int, Float, Double, QString
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◆ properties()
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properties Returns a vector of all the properties. It must be ordered as follows: Must have at least three elements: 0 - A QString which is the name of the property 1 - The initial value of the property. Values can be of the types handled in propertybrowser.h 2 - A bool which says whether or not the value can be edited. There can be as many more elements as needed by the given type, for instance, a value of type float produces a spin box. Elements 3 and 4 will be considered the min and max of the box, respectivly, if they are present. Explore propertybrowser.h for more details on how different types are handled.
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Implemented in TilePropertyManager, MaterialPropertyManager, MapPropertyManager, and TileTemplatePropertyManager.
◆ propertyChanged
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propertyChanged Should be emited whenever the source data is changed from a place other than the property browser.
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◆ propertyEdited()
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


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