The latest version of the Oauth 2.0 command line tool is available at oa2-cli.jar You should also get the script that runs this too, oa2-cli
The assumption of the script is that files are in the following directory structure
oa4mp-cli [configName configFile]
| Argument | Value required? | Required? | Description |
| -cfg | Y | Y | The full path to the configuration file. |
| -name | F | F | The name of the configuration within the file. If there is a single configuration in the file, then no name is needed. If there are multiple configurations you must specify which one to use. |
| -log | F | F | The full path log file. If this is not specified then a file named "log.xml" is dumped into the invocation directory. |
| -use | F | F | Specify the component to use. Rather than loading the whole CLI then use-ing a components (such as clients) you may simply specify that here. |
| -v | F | F | No argument. Turns on verbose logging so that much more information is dumped onto the console. This is useful for debugging or just if you want to see what it is up to. |
java -jar oa4mp-cli.jar -cfg /path/to/cfg.xml -name myConfig -log /path/to/mylog.xml -use approvals
For every command you may add the switch --help and you will get the most up to date information on the topic available. The interactive help (as it is called) is always up to date. E.g. if you are using transactions and want to view the help for the ls command:
transactions> ls --help ls [-l | -v | -E] | [-key key | -keys array] id Usage: Lists information about the contents of the store, an entry and individual values of the entry. When listing multiple entries, tools will use the most numbers from the most recent call to this. A line listing is tabular and will shorten entries that are too long, ending them with ... A verbose command will format every bit of every entry within the margins. Note: The argument idiom '-key key_name' may be replaced with '>key_name' as a shorthand E.g. ls -l -E Prints out the line form of *every* object in this store. This may be simply huge E.g. ls Prints out the short form of *every* object in this store. This may also be huge. If you are using this to find things, you probably want to look at the search command E.g. ls -l /foo:bar Prints a line format for the entry with id foo:bar E.g. ls -v /foo:bar prints out a verbose listing of the entry with id foo:bar. E.g. ls -key id /foo:bar > foo:bar Prints out the id property for the object with identifier foo:bar You may also supply a list of keys in an array of the form [key0,key1,...]. E.g. ls -keys [id,callback_uris,create_ts] /foo:bar would print the id, callback_uri and create_ts properties for the object with id foo:bar. See also list_keys, search, archive For transaction stores, you may also specify listing by using the access token or refresh token: ls [-at | -rt token] Note that other switches, such as -v work as well.
You see that this contains the command line switches, various examples, specific switchs (-at) only found in the transactions component and a See also block the point you at related or useful other commands.
There are commands to do tasks and there are meta-commands that control how the CLI itself operates. These are prefixed with a backslash /. E.g. to quit a component, issue
/q
A full listing of meta commands is done with the ?:
/?
Extremely use meta-commands are a command history, executing a command in another component with out switching from the current one, saving you command history (useful if you want to use a set of commands as a basis for some scripting). To list the commands available for the admin component, you would issue
admin>/commands approve copy deserialize get_id ls rm set_env status_search approver_search count_clients echo link print_env rs set_id unlink . . (more commands) .
One specific meta command that is quite useful is the // which will execute a command for another component.For example, if you are working with transactions and want to check how many there are then see how many token exchanges there are, you would do this:
transactions>size Current store has 10 entries (excluding versions). transactions>//tokens size Current store has 3 entries (excluding versions).
Here the // tells the CLI to take the token component then the rest of the line (in this case just the size command) is passed to the component. Note that no argument will just change to that component and exiting it will return to you the original component.
[mybox bin]# ./oa4mp-cli ********************************************************** * OA4MP CLI (Command Line Interpreter) * * Version 5.3.0 * * By Jeff Gaynor NCSA * * (National Center for Supercomputing Applications) * * * * type 'help' for a list of commands * * 'exit' or 'quit' to end this session. * ********************************************************** oa2>
oa2>--help Here are the commands available: use load To get more information on a command type command --help
oa2>use --help Choose the component you wish to use. you specify the component as use + name. Supported components are clients - edit client records approvals - edit client approval records copy - copy an entire store. keys - create a set of signing keys. permissions - basic permission management. admins - create or manage administrative clients. parser - write/debug scripts from the command line. tokens - manage tokens created in the token exchange endpoint vo - manage virtual organizations e.g. use clients will call up the client management component. Type 'exit' or /q when you wish to exit the component and return to the main menu --> and /h prints your command history, /r runs the last command
After you issue an ls (no arguments) you will
see a complete list of items in the store. These are numbered on the right hand side. This is the
item's index. You may then specify the index directly. E.g. to print out a long version of the item
with index 4 issue
ls 4
Typically you will know the unique identifier for an item and you can enter this if you escape it with a forward
slash (/). To give the long listing of an object with unique identifier myproxy:oa4mp,2012:/client/a4b78549990
you would issue
ls /myproxy:oa4mp,2012:/client/a4b78549990
Note that since there is no canonical ordering of objects in a store, you should always issue an
ls before using the index. It is generally always safer to use the unique identifier.
If you are working on a single item in the store, you may sinple set a default id to be used for all operations with the
set_id id
command. Related is the get_id to display the current id and the clear_id to clear it. If you have an default id set, you do not need to specify one.
oa2>set_id foo:bar/34456 oa2>ls -l name : My test thing id : foo:bar/34456
In this case, the details (long form) for the listing of the object are displayed. Had you issued
ls -l /fnord:46456
The long form for this object would be displayed, since the final argument overrides the default.
oa2>use clients clients >size Current store has 22 entries clients >exit exiting ... oa2>
ls [-l | -E | -v] | [-key key] | [-keys [key1,key2,...] ] [id]
This lists every element in the current component. The default is to sort by the given identifier, except clients which are sorted by creation date. At this point, sorting behavior cannot be changed. The default format is the short form where the identifier and a little information is shown. This is for quick perusal. No argument prints out everything in the store. Giving the optional index or unique identifier will print a listing of the object. Here are the command line switches that control how much is printed:
>oa4mp >use approvals approvals >ls 0. (?) myproxy:oa4mp,2012:/adminClient/1105e0486abc6cab6d2450893d9394f6/1586446927641 by "junit" on 2020-04-09 10:42:08.0 1. (?) myproxy:oa4mp,2012:/adminClient/11daaae5d58ec7e5ba6bb88189fc3bb8/1586446926819 by "junit" on 2020-04-09 10:42:07.0 2. (?) myproxy:oa4mp,2012:/adminClient/131d41a607efa5be7cd611f56d1060c6/1581113647370 by "junit" on 2020-02-07 16:14:07.0 3. (?) myproxy:oa4mp,2012:/adminClient/1332c1e8775d827e66e77c5c4c47d23f/1581513221096 by "junit" on 2020-02-12 07:13:41.0 approvals >
By default (no arguments) it prints out the short form of every item in the store. This is the same as using the -E option. To now print out the details on number 2:
>approvals >ls -l 2 approval_ts : 2020-02-07 16:14:07.0 approved : true approver : junit client_id : myproxy:oa4mp,2012:/adminClient/131d41a607efa5be7cd611f56d1060c6/1581113647370 public_key : k0CPPSzW0Wv5lIZWnEX5yEAOjJTZn838wSrwa-Wh6xF4Vvi4MnBJ7eQuz0QLorDoKYtLEW6LV-u7sC... status : none
approvals>ls -l /myproxy:oa4mp,2012:/adminClient/131d41a607efa5be7cd611f56d1060c6/1581113647370
clients> set_id oa4mp:/client_id/52d39e92ab5347c880fa19f3b9cb4204 clients> ls -v callback_uri : ["https://client.example.org/callback","https://client.example.org/callback2"] cfg : {"new": "config"} client_id : oa4mp:/client_id/52d39e92ab5347c880fa19f3b9cb4204 creation_ts : 2020-05-04 13:47:41.0 last_modified_ts : 2020-05-04 13:48:21.0 name : New Test name proxy_limited : false public_client : true public_key : ZOq88bMz4wIxYDbqfPPSzW0Wv5lIZWnEX5yE rt_lifetime : 0 scopes : ["openid"] sign_tokens : true approved by : my:adminclient/42
You may also print out a single key with the -key switch and the name of the key (list_keys will list what's available). You may also make a custom listing by specifying which keys you want to display. Using the above example with the id already set:
clients>ls -key cfg cfg: {"new": "config"}
clients>ls -keys [name,creation_ts,rt_lifetime] creation_ts : 2020-05-04 13:47:41.0 name : New Test name rt_lifetime : 0
One last note is that the keys are always sorted in any listing and the default for single keys is the verbose form.
update [-key k [-value v]] [-keys [k0,k1,...] [id]
clients >set_id testScheme:oa4md,2018:/client_id/79d0237f26f56ee831b033b7eec5865d clients >ls -l callback_uri : ["https:/baz.foo.edu/client2/7Vgs2kO-sF4/ready1","https:/baz.foo.edu/client2/7Vgs2kO-sF4/ready2"] cfg : {"version":"aOfSNXcKu7VU3qPqc_lnvQ"} client_id : testScheme:oa4md,2018:/client_id/79d0237f26f56ee831b033b7eec5865d creation_ts : 2020-04-10 08:42:33.0 email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>error_url : https://baz.foo.edu/home/7Vgs2kO-sF4/error home_url : https://baz.foo.edu/7Vgs2kO-sF4/home last_modified_ts : 2020-04-10 08:42:33.0 ldap : [{"ldap":{"id":"","name":"","enabled":false,"failOnError":false,"notifyOnFail":false,"address":"foo.bar.edu","port":-... name : Test client 7Vgs2kO-sF4 proxy_limited : false public_client : false public_key : t37mvHp25SkDRQqZ1mx74TiC4qIn_TRtgh5PA9P8VcTORzfJD1cKngU9yiXHMjdTNqYbaoa8vfyNWx0LfQ652A rt_lifetime :<PHONE_NUMBER>77 scopes : ["openid","email","profile","org.cilogon.userinfo"] sign_tokens : true clients >
Let's change the name:
update -key name -value "My other test client"
and let's look at the value directly
clients>ls -key name My other test client
You can also update several properties at once by nassing in a list:
clients>update -keys [sign_tokens,name]
and you will be prompted in turn for each.
admins>create my:new:client Created object with id "my:new:client"
edit [y/n]?y Update the values. A return accepts the existing or default value in []'s enter the identifier[my:new:client]:
and you will be prompted for several more bits of information. Now the completed, new client is displayed and we are prompted if we want to keep the changes. Rather than drag you through each update, here is the finished client.
here is the complete client: admin_id : foo:bar creation_ts : Thu Apr 23 17:19:36 CDT 2020 email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>last_modified_ts : 2020-04-23 17:19:36.752 max_clients : 50 name : My client secret : 126a1356375daf2951e4c8660a098f7264579853 save [y/n]?y client updated.
rm [-key k] [id]
This will remove either the value in a property or the entire client. If you specify a key, only thatproperty will be affected. If you specify the id of an object, you will be prompted to continue.
Removing an object. This will remove the object completely from the store. In the case of clients you do not need to remove the corresponding approval -- it will be done automatically. However, if you remove the approval record then the client is in effect unapproved until you re-approve it. To remove an admin client would look like the next
> Example. Removing an object by idadmins>rm /myproxy:oa4mp,2012:/adminClient/13be753b6e816c801e212f0f1cff9d81/1587161772297 Are you sure you want to remove this client(y/n)[n]:y Done. object with id = myproxy:oa4mp,2012:/adminClient/13be753b6e816c801e212f0f1cff9d81/1587161772297 has been removed from the store. Removing approval record Done. Client approval with id = myproxy:oa4mp,2012:/adminClient/13be753b6e816c801e212f0f1cff9d81/1587161772297 has been removed from the store
Note The remove command will happily remove objects by index, but remember that the indices of all other objects change, so best practice is to only remove by identifier.
Finally, to remove a value, if we had th following value
admins>ls -key vo https://myorg.bigstate.edu
we could removed it by issuing
admins>rm -key vo
Note that unlike for properties there is no prompt.
serialize [-file path] [id]
A common enough task is to want to do a considerable amount of editing which the direct CLI is not so well suited for, e.g. twiddling extensive lists of callbacks. This is always component specific, so you must use a comnponent for this to be available. You may serialize any object to disk in XML format, edit it with any standard text editor and then simply read it back in with the deserialize command. The basic syntax is
In this case, the index is as per any other component. The file is optional in the sense that if it is omitted, the result will be dumped at the command line. The file will be overwritten, so make sure you have it right.cli> use clients clients> serialize -file /path/to/my/client.xml /client:sdfsdf:erg98540j034/456eythw456 done!
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!DOCTYPE properties SYSTEM "http://java.sun.com/dtd/properties.dtd"> <properties> <entry key="name">Updated Test client 42</entry> <entry key="sign_tokens">true</entry> <entry key="creation_ts">2018-06-28T13:06:28.000Z</entry> <entry key="public_key">j75OY1FoPf1AzW5v9KDqTkxrslD1VQhQ5wdVfqUu7pO7SRoMtEwRXqBdFFtNfwmX0Z4l4vbiVRYpq9zGtoMKYw</entry> <entry key="rt_lifetime">456767875477</entry> <entry key="public_client">false</entry> <entry key="client_id">testScheme:oa4md,2018:/client_id/756a9e899981a4cf93f97f40a9da345a</entry> <entry key="home_url">https://baz.foo.edu/H2w3GevCrOU/home</entry> <entry key="cfg">{ "config": "updated by converter from old LDAP entry", "claims": { "sourceConfig": [ { ... lots more
deserialize [-new] -file path
This will read an object from a file. This argument is required. This is always component specific, so you must use a comnponent for this to be available. You may specify it as being new, which will also tell the system to create a new identifier for it or it will reject the object if an existing identifier exists. NOTE: This will replace the object, not just update a few attributes. This means that if you just want change the value of an attribute, you have to do it manually.
Example Deserializing a fileclients> deserialize -file /path/to/my/file done!
This will take the given file and replace the contents. A not uncommon use is to serialize a file, edit it and issue deserialization commands against it repeatedly as you debug it.
oa2> use clients
This sets the password for the client with id foo:/bar. Thanks to historical reasons, the secret has the key public_key. Its current secret is 7fd560c4169d4ed6cf08acc87d54aed28b6b92ac
clients>create_hash "my secret password" creating hash of my secret password ca90213b8b911f48a180abf8002934658bf63828 clients>update -key public_key /foo:/bar Enter new value for public_key [7fd560c4169d4ed6cf08acc87d54aed28b6b92ac]:ca90213b8b911f48a180abf8002934658bf63828 clients>
If you list the client, you will see the updated secret.
oa2> use approvals
oa2>use copy


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The DocBook Framework is intended to help you create high quality documentation suitable for online viewing and printing
Documentation for this framework is available in various formats:
You can download the source and documentation for the DocBook Framework from here.
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You may also consult the complete list of mirrors.
The KEYS
link links to the code signing keys used to sign the product.
The PGP
links download the OpenPGP compatible signature from our main site.
The MD5
links download the checksum from the main site. None of these should
be downloaded from the mirrors.
This release is considered stable and suitable for production.
You can download the source code directly from our public subversion repository. Here you get logs, change histories and all the information necessary to follow the development process. If you are interested in the project development, please join the Apache Velocity development list.
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annotation(AnnotationTemplate)
Experimental directive for declaring annotations of predicate clause heads. Annotations typically use an infix operator and can be found on several Prolog libraries and extensions such as ProbLog and CHR. The annotation value can be any Prolog term. The annotation template uses a notation similar to meta-predicate templates. Annotation values which are goals are represented by the integer 0
. Non-goal annotation values are represented by the atom *
.
annotation(+annotation_template_term)
:- annotation('==>'(0,0)). :- annotation('#'(0,*)). :- annotation('~'(*, 0)).


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GWAS and potential P-hacking
A functional genomics project
Background
Studies where teams perform association studies between a trait and a subset of SNPs within genes that are assumed to contribute to the trait variation.
P-hacking
The (possibly unintentional) misuse of statistical methods in order to obtain significant P-values.
Your task
Run regular GWAS as well as GWAS on a subset of SNPs that are located in genes differentially expressed for the trait.
Data
- Gene expression: ~35,000 genes, 80 genotypes (
htseq-count
)
- Genetic variation: ~4 million SNPs (VCF format)
-
Phenotype data: leaf shape (BLUPs)
- Area
- Indent depth
- Circularity
- Gene annotations (gff3 format)
Choices
- Do DE yourselves or get the genes
- Perform the regular GWAS or get our old results
Thoughts
- Do you find more significant assocations?
- Do these in that case make biological sense?
- Is this cheating?
Problems you might run into
- Extracting SNPs within a set of genes
- Converting SNP data to formats that can be used in GWAS
- Differential expression for a continuous trait
Software
- bcftools (working with VCF files; command line)
- bedtools (genome arithmetic; command line)
- plink (file formats SNPs; command line)
- GEMMA (GWAS; command line)
- DESeq2 (differential expression; R-package)
- Downstream analysis in R or Python (or any other language you like)


The Vernam encryption algorithm works with an exclusive-OR logical operation (compare binary XOR encryption). However, since encryption by means of an exclusive-OR is relatively easy to break with a short key, a document is used here as the key (key file).
XOR encryption is (provably) secure if a key is chosen which contains only random bits and which is at least as long as the document to be encrypted (this is known as a one-time pad).
To invoke this function, select the menu Encrypt/Decrypt \ Symmetric (classic) \ Vernam: Then a dialog opens in which the file with the key (keystream) can be selected.
An example of the Vernam encryption algorithm can be found in the Examples chapter.
Remark 1:
This implementation does not check, whether the data of the key file is random
or whether the data of the key file is longer than the cleartext document.
Remark 2:
If the data of the cleartext document is longer than the keystream, then the
key automatically is applied cyclically (repeated again and again).
Remark 3:
The character "A" in the keystream file for Vernam has the same effect on the
cleartext document as the two hex numbers "4" and "1" for XOR.


Kilmarnock firefighters deal with incident in wooded area
Emergency service crew were in Bellfield Estate, a largely wooded area with parks all around.
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Out of the current 510 people in Zalando organisations on GitHub, half of them have made an accepted code contribution to a Zalando open source project - this is a 4% increase since June 2018.
For all current projects, there has been made a total of 12.308 contributions, 31% of these are from community members
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The average response time to pull requests have increased from 85 hours to 91, the number is within an acceptable response time.


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pgAdmin Miscellaneous Options
Use the options that are located under the Miscellaneous node of the tree control to personalize the behavior of your workspace.
Use the fields on the User Interface dialog to specify user interface preferences:
- User language - Use the User language drop-down listbox to select the language displayed in the pgAdmin user interface.
- System schemas - pgAdmin will consider any schema (or schemas) listed in the System schemas field to be a system schema. To specify that a schema is a system schema, include the schema name in a list of comma-separated strings in the System schemas field.
Use the fields on the Help paths dialog to specify the locations of help files. The path specified may be a URL or directory containing the HTML format help files (note that some browsers may require file:///path/to/local/files/ notation, while others require /path/to/local/files/ notation), or the path to a Compiled HTML Help (.chm) file (on Windows), an HTML Help project (.hhp) file, or a Zip archive containing the HTML files and the HTML Help project file.
- PG help path - Use the PG help path field to specify the path to the PostgreSQL help files. PostgreSQL Help files are displayed when PostgreSQL HELP is selected from the Help menu, or when accessing the help files through many database objects on PostgreSQL servers.
- EDB help path - Use the EDB help path option to specify the path to the EnterpriseDB help files. EnterpriseDB Help files are displayed when EnterpriseDB Help is selected from the Help menu, or when accessing the help files through many database objects on EnterpriseDB servers.
- GP help path - Use the GP help path option to specify the path to the Greenplum help files. Greenplum Help files are displayed when Greenplum Database Help is selected from the Help menu, or when accessing the help files through many database objects on Greenplum servers.
- Slony help path - Use the Slony help path option to specify the path to the Slony help files. Slony Help files are displayed when Slony Help is selected from the Help menu.
By default, if pgAdmin suspects you might need support, it displays a guru hint window. Use the fields on the Guru hints dialog to suppress or display guru hints:
- Do not show guru hints; I’m one myself - Check the box next to Do not show guru hints; I’m one myself to suppress this behaviour.
- Reset guru hints - Check the box next to Reset guru hints to instruct pgAdmin to display all guru hints until suppressed again.
Use the fields on the Logging dialog to specify the location and content of pgAdmin log files:
- Logfile - Select this option to specify the name of the file in which pgAdmin will store any logging data. If you include %ID in the specified file name, it will be replaced with the process ID, allowing multiple instances of pgAdmin to run with logging to individual files.
- No logging - No logging will be performed at all.
- Errors only - pgAdmin will log errors to the log file, but nothing else.
- Errors and Notices - pgAdmin will log errors and notice messages from PostgreSQL to the log file, but nothing else.
- Errors, Notices, SQL - Error messages, notice messages from PostgreSQL and SQL queries will be logged to the log file.
- Debug - Error messages, notice messages from PostgreSQL, SQL queries and debug messages will be logged to the log file. This option may significantly slow down pgAdmin, and is therefore not recommended for normal use.


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Cross References
Precinct officials' compensation, see §11-76.


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July 17, 2015
I remember my very first pairing session made me feel nervous. I knew there was no reason to be nervous about since we were both learning but most probably because of the fact that it was the first. After that, I got more comfortable sharing everything I know or did not know about the topic to my partner. Pairing sessions are very important and beneficial to our learning. In my blog, I will share you my thoughts and experiences on how to make an effective pairing session.
In order to make the session effective, you have to share your knowledge and show your ignorance. I like this part of DBC that they make us pair 3 times a week. I learn a lot from my pair because I can see how they approach the problem. Sometimes their approach is better than what I did and if I think it is not, I make suggestions. And of course, you always have to be open to other people’s advice, thoughts, and opinions on how to solve the problem. If you don’t take them into consideration, besides the fact that they would want to end the session as soon as possible, you will not learn how to be a team player.
The worst feeling in a pairing session is being stuck and both of you are clueless on what is wrong. This happened to me a few times and I hate the feeling. If you have already spent a good 15-20 minutes researching and still could not fix the problem, end the session, take a break, and then try to solve it in your own. I know I am able to concentrate more when I work alone. There are less distractions and you get to try all the methods you want to experiment on without worrying that you are wasting someone’s time. So there are times that I was able to solve the problem after the session ended and I would just share my solution to my partner via email. So when this happens, do not be afraid to suggest to your partner to take a break.
After a pairing session, each person is tasked to write a feedback to someone. This feedback should be KIND, SPECIFIC, and ACTIONABLE. This type of feedback would do justice if you feel good about the feedback because you know how to get better in pairing. It was wrote in a way that is not hurtful to read and contained constructive criticism. In my opinion, the most important part is that it should be actionable because it teaches you how to be a better pair next time around. It contains actions on what you should start or stop doing while pairing.
I am proud to say that most of my feedback that I got are positive which means people like pairing with me but of course I also had my down times wherein the connection between my pair and I was not just there and because of that, my pair gave me a lot of criticism. I felt bad at first, but I knew that my pair wrote that to make me a better pair for the next person I pair with and a better programmer as well.
So every time you read a feedback, read each criticism as an advice or opinion and know that they are trying to make you a better student.


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[gecode-users] is FD.sumCN in gecode
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Sat Apr 1 19:16:14 CEST 2006
Hi all,
someone know if gecode has a propagator as FD.sumCN in mozart.
{FD.sumCN In Dnm A D}
that propagator does something like:
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For a start, it does not automatically follow that a record amount of ice will melt this summer. More important for determining the size of the annual thaw is the state of the weather as the midnight sun approaches and temperatures rise. But over the more than 30 years of satellite records, scientists have observed a clear pattern of decline, decade-by-decade.
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The dmt was in a form that looked like brown sugar. It had a smell similar to cedar or sandal wood. My friend had been experimenting with one batch of dmt for a few experiences. I finally decided to check it out while camping with my experienced friend. It was dark out. We had a fire with many coals that put out minimal light on our surroundings. Things were a bit chilly so had my experience next to the fire rather than in a nearby field where i would have liked to star gaze or bask in the almost full moon. Our camp site was next to a brook.
Before i smoked, my buddy allowed me to watch the effects of the drug on him for 15 min or so. He was so pleased by the time it was almost over i couldn't wait. I had heard that the trip i was going to have would not be like the trips i had on acid where ultimately i was in control. I was told to relax and to remember to breath.
I smoked my dose on a minimal amount of ganja out of a glass pipe. i was told to keep the flame on the dmt the whole time inhaling. Since i read somewhere that this constant heat might have been too much and wasteful of the dmt. the effects wandered in to my vision from its boundries. The exhale was as pleasurable as breathing in when surfacing from a long underwater adventure. It didn't matter whether my eyes were open or closed.
I didn't speak during the the strongest portion of the experience. I had a feeling of tranquility and managed not to think about some bad things which ordinarily plague my conciousness. Its these things that have led to me cease taking acid and mushrooms for the time being. Any how I watched the fire for a while and eventually reclined and let my belly hang out of my shirt. i saw breathtaking kaleidoscopic tie-dyes everywhere but my friends faces were quite clear. The imagery was the least symetric in the fire or light. i remember a nitrous sort of echo thingy. Things were quiet so the auditory experience was minimal.
When the effects were just starting to go away my friend asked me if i understood what he had been talking about. I sat up and turned towards him to see that his dreads were green like vines or buds. They went outward around his smiling face like a writhing wall of plant which was much larger than his hairdo normally is. The visions subsided almost as fast as they hit me about 15min later. when it was over i was left with an almost giddy feeling of nirvana and immediately wondered when i could depart for another journey.
All in all it was a profound experience but not as immersive as i had hoped for (no transdimentional beings). Perhaps i took too small a puff. or perhaps i was too analytical and didn't let go of reality enough. I would like to experiment more so i can whole heartedly recommend the experience to some of my buddies but havent yet. The trip seemed easy. My thoughts where clear and panicless. I have read that altering your diet to exclude sugar briefly can increase the effects but this was in relation to an oral dose. It seemed easier than most acid and mushroom experiences i've had with less psychlogical impact and confusion. I Loved Every Second.
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[09:19am] K_Soze: Evenin all
[09:20am] K_Soze: I'm wondering what seller sells?
[09:20am] Seller: hi K_Soze
[09:20am] Seller: that depends...
[09:20am] Seller: what you want to buy?
[09:21am] K_Soze: Well that's always the question... but it's also a matter of whether people can supply... and people can supply the right quality and quantity?
[09:21am] Seller: K_Soze: you will have to be more specific?
[09:22am] K_Soze: I thought a channel called cc , talking a guy called seller was specific enough, but maybe not....
[09:23am] Seller: you are not a fed are you?
[09:23am] K_Soze: There's no need to get spooked... I've dealt with people on this chan before who I'm sure will vouch for me
[09:24am] Seller: lets just say I like to help people out
[09:24am] Seller: you got a problem - i got a solution
[09:25am] K_Soze: Yeah but not everyone is looking for such a high quality solution... the cc bit is generally easy... it's other more...... "mechanical" things I'm interested in...
[09:25am] Seller: hmmm
[09:25am] Seller: i sell by the thousands
[09:25am] Seller: top quality
[09:26am] K_Soze: Thousands? Well I've spoken to people who sell by the thousands... they ask if I want one or two thousand....
[09:26am] K_Soze: but that's obviously not what' i'm interested in
[09:26am] Seller: you dont want a couple thousand mechanical friends?
[09:26am] Seller: to help out?
[09:26am] K_Soze: No, I want more than a couple...
[09:26am] Seller: how much more?
[09:27am] K_Soze: Well I guess it's not so much the number as the commotion such a bunch of friends could induce...
[09:28am] Seller: can do pings, can do http, can do smtp
[09:28am] K_Soze: Geographically dispersed?
[09:28am] Seller: very very effective
[09:28am] Seller: all over the place - china, russia, usa
[09:29am] Seller: australia
[09:29am] Seller: i can mix them up for ya
[09:29am] K_Soze: Hrmmmm.....
[09:29am] K_Soze: by the job or by day / week?
[09:29am] Seller: you rent them per week
[09:29am] Seller: web interface - very easy
[09:30am] K_Soze: web? no IRC?
[09:30am] Seller: yep web - very easy
[09:30am] K_Soze: hrmm interesting.... would be curious to give them a run.... this collection... they attracting much attention?
[09:31am] Seller: barely used so far
[09:31am] nathany: uh, do you guys realize this channel is for Creative Commons license-related discussion?
[09:31am] Seller: oh oops
[09:31am] Seller: K_Soze: see ya later
[09:31am] nathany: yeah, oops
[09:31am] Seller left the chat room.
[09:31am] K_Soze: cc = Creative commons? laters.
[09:31am] K_Soze left the chat room. ("leaving")


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T=+1.00:00- Put on some ambient tunes and lounged on the couch. I have begun to get heavy audio hallucinations. I hear a marble rolling down a track, a bird singing right behind my ear. When I close my eyes my body seems to swim forward at incredibly high speeds. My linear memory is smashed to pieces as all of the other substances amplify and are amplified by the cannabis. An intense feeling of peace and tranquility has now taken over me, and I'm off to listen to more music.
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T=+2.25:03- My high has peaked. I have now achieved tacticle and visual hallucinations. For example, a red car keeps appearing in my driveway. As I double take back to get a better look, the car is gone. [The squemish be warned] Unfortuanately I have had one major problem. Drinking and taking valerian capsules on a completely empty stomach apparently isn't good for you, as I just deficated what I could swear was urine. But coming out of the wrong place. Hopefully I'll be okay on my come down.
Conclusion: Wow, I was pretty incoherent during my writing, so I must apologize. Overall, the experience was very long (6 to 6 and a half hours), and had the same characteristics as drinking and smoking weed together, only more amplified and relaxed, with more frequent and realistic hallucinations. I would recommend this combination to any responsible person who is well experienced with psychoactives. Also note that there is a slight hangover the next day. Nothing a tylenol and a shower can't fix, however :)
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Stores multiple values which could be needed in different classes. This is kinda dirty but it work. Stored values are for now: GDPC* Gamewindow* Snakepart* Food* dotSize (garbage) lock (to make sure the Parameters cannot be loaded before resetting the game) More...
#include <Parameters.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| int | loadParameters (GDPC *c, Gamewindow *w, Snakepart *s, Food *f, int d) |
| Initialize the Parameters. More... | |
| void | setFood (Food *f) |
| Extra setter for new Food object in case of destruction of the old one. More... | |
| void | setScore (int s) |
| sets the new score More... | |
| int | getScore () |
| Returns the current Score. | |
| GDPC * | getGdpc () |
| Returns GDPC pointer. | |
| int | getDotSize () |
| Returns Dot Size. | |
| Gamewindow * | getGameWindow () |
| Returns Gamewindow pointer. | |
| Snakepart * | getSnake () |
| Returns Snakepart pointer. | |
| Food * | getFood () |
| Returns Food pointer. | |
| int | resetPar () |
| Tries to reset all parameters although there is a try/catch included use with causion. Bad things might happen. | |
Stores multiple values which could be needed in different classes. This is kinda dirty but it work. Stored values are for now: GDPC* Gamewindow* Snakepart* Food* dotSize (garbage) lock (to make sure the Parameters cannot be loaded before resetting the game)
Definition at line 24 of file Parameters.h.
| int Parameters::loadParameters | ( | GDPC * | c, |
| Gamewindow * | w, | ||
| Snakepart * | s, | ||
| Food * | f, | ||
| int | d | ||
| ) |
Initialize the Parameters.
| c | GDPC pointer to the GDPC |
| w | Gamewindow pointer to the Gamewindow |
| s | Snakepart pointer to the Snakepart |
| f | Food pointer to each Food object |
| d | dotSize (not used anymore) |
Definition at line 19 of file Parameters.cpp.
| void Parameters::setFood | ( | Food * | f | ) |
Extra setter for new Food object in case of destruction of the old one.
Definition at line 33 of file Parameters.cpp.
| void Parameters::setScore | ( | int | s | ) |
sets the new score
| s | Integer value containing the score (aka number of Snakeparts before dying). |
Definition at line 37 of file Parameters.cpp.


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cQuaternion Struct Reference
[Math]
cQuaternion can be used to represents rotations in quaternion form. Simple floating point arithmetic operations are provided too.
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#include <CQuaternion.h>
List of all members.
Detailed Description
cQuaternion can be used to represents rotations in quaternion form. Simple floating point arithmetic operations are provided too.
Member Function Documentation
| void cQuaternion::add |
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cQuaternion const & |
a_otherQ |
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[inline] |
Addition
Add another quaternion to this one and store here.
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| a_otherQ | The other quaternion. |
| double cQuaternion::dot |
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cQuaternion const & |
a_otherQ |
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const [inline] |
Dot product.
Take the dot product with another quaternion and store the result here.
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| a_otherQ | The other quaternion. |
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- The result of the dot product.
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Convert from axis and angle (in radians).
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| a_axis | The axis. |
| a_angle | The angle in radians. |
| void cQuaternion::fromRotMat |
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cMatrix3d const & |
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[inline] |
Convert rotation matrix to quaternion.
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| a_mat | The rotation matrix to convert. |
| void cQuaternion::mul |
( |
cQuaternion const & |
a_otherQ |
) |
[inline] |
Quaternion multiplication
Multiply this quaternion with another and store result here.
- Parameters:
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| a_otherQ | The other quaternion. |
Spherical linear interpolation.
Spherically linearly interpolate between quaternions and store the result here.
- Parameters:
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| a_level | Parameter between 0 (fully at a_q1) and 1.0 (fully at a_q2). |
| a_q1 | Starting quaternion. |
| a_q2 | Ending quaternion. |
| void cQuaternion::toAxisAngle |
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cVector3d & |
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Convert to axis (not normalized) and angle.
- Parameters:
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| a_axis | Where to store the axis. |
| a_angle | Where to store the angle. |
| void cQuaternion::toRotMat |
( |
cMatrix3d & |
a_mat |
) |
const [inline] |
Convert quaternion to rotation matrix.
- Parameters:
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| a_mat | The matrix to store the result into. |
The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:


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[dscrd-prt] <Chaloom> meant to say #fact
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This post presents a stochastic problem, with application to financial theory taken from this magazine article. Some say the problem goes back to Warren Buffett. Thanks to my colleague Norman Markgraf, who pointed it out to me.
Assume there are two coins. One is fair, one is loaded. The loaded coin has a bias of 60-40. Now, the question is: How many coin flips do you need to be “sure enough” (say, 95%) that you found the loaded coin?
See here for the original paper including a analytic solution, but somewhat differing from the solution presented here (not saying the solution presented hereis the right one).
Let’s simulate la chose.
library(mosaic)
library(tidyverse)
library(tictoc)
Here’s the proportion of successes from a coin flip:
{mosaic::do(10) * rflip(n = 10)}[["prop"]]
#> [1] 0.5 0.4 0.4 0.4 0.4 0.5 0.4 0.6 0.5 0.7
Let’s define a function that does the flipping say a 1000 times with a prespecified (c_coins
) number of coins with a given bias.
flip_loaded_coin <- function(n_coins,
repeats = 1000,
prob = .6) {
distrib <- {mosaic::do(repeats) *
mosaic::rflip(n = n_coins, prob = prob)}[["prop"]]
}
Now let’s flip 1 coin, then 2 coins, …, then 200 coins, reporting the proportion of success each time.
tic()
distrib <- 1:200 %>%
map_dfc(~ flip_loaded_coin(.x))
toc()
#> 8.357 sec elapsed
Extract the confidence interval for each sample size (1 to 200 in our simulation).
distrib_ci <- distrib %>%
map_dfr(~ confint(.x)) %>%
add_column(ID = 1:nrow(.)) %>%
mutate(bias = ifelse(`2.5%` > .5, TRUE, FALSE))
Plot it:
distrib_ci %>%
ggplot(aes(x = ID)) +
geom_hline(yintercept = .5,
linetype = "dashed",
color = "grey60") +
geom_errorbar(aes(ymin = `2.5%`,
ymax = `97.5%`,
color = bias)) +
theme(legend.position = c(.9, .1))
It appears that approx 100 coin flips are needed to quity confidently (for whatever that means) distinguish a baised coin (with a bias of .6) from a fair coin.
For comparison, let’s look at the interval sizes for the unbiased coin.
tic()
distrib_unbiased <- 1:200 %>%
map_dfc(~ flip_loaded_coin(.x, prob = .5))
toc()
#> 8.739 sec elapsed
Extract the confidence interval for each sample size (1 to 200 in our simulation).
distrib_unbiased_ci <- distrib_unbiased %>%
map_dfr(~ confint(.x)) %>%
add_column(ID = 1:nrow(.)) %>%
mutate(bias = ifelse(`2.5%` > .5, TRUE, FALSE))
Plot the CIs for the unbiased coin:
distrib_unbiased_ci %>%
ggplot(aes(x = ID)) +
geom_hline(yintercept = .5,
linetype = "dashed",
color = "grey60") +
geom_errorbar(aes(ymin = `2.5%`,
ymax = `97.5%`,
color = bias)) +
theme(legend.position = c(.9, .1))


Banks to sell Manohar Joshi's trust land in Mumbai over loan default
It owes Rs 15.82 crore to Bank of Maharashtra, Rs 38.63 crore to State Bank and Rs 13.18 crore to Bank of India.
by Press Trust of IndiaState-run Bank of Maharashtra has put on sale a plot owned by Kohinoor Education Trust promoted by Shiv Sena leader and former state chief minister Manohar Joshi in the city after the institute defaulted on around Rs 68 crore of loans.
The plot, which was mortgaged to Bank of Maharashtra, State Bank of India and Bank of India, is at Kurla West and has an area of around 4,196.78 sqm, according to a a public notice put out by Bank of Maharashtra.
It owes Rs 15.82 crore to Bank of Maharashtra, Rs 38.63 crore to State Bank and Rs 13.18 crore to Bank of India.
BoM is selling to plot on behalf of SBI and BoI.
The reserve price for the plot has been set at Rs 82.34 crore and the aution will be held on December 7, BoM said in a public notice.
Kohinoor Education Trust is a unit of Kohinoor Group which runs a business school, international school, kinder garden school and an American school.


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Static set of useful engine paths and directories.
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#include <FlingPaths.h>
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| static const std::string & | EngineConfigDir () |
| | Returns directory where engine config files are kept. More...
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| static const std::string & | EngineAssetsDir () |
| | Returns directory where engine assets are kept. More...
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| static const std::string & | BinaryDir () |
| | Returns directory where your current binary is. More...
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| static const std::string & | EngineLogDir () |
| | Returns directory where engine log files are kept. More...
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| static const std::string & | EngineSourceDir () |
| | Returns directory where the engine source files are kept. More...
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| static int | MakeDir (const char *t_Dir) |
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| static bool | DirExists (const char *t_Dir) |
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| static void | GetCurrentWorkingDir (char *t_OutBuf, size_t t_BufSize) |
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Static set of useful engine paths and directories.
◆ BinaryDir()
| static const std::string& Fling::FlingPaths::BinaryDir |
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Returns directory where your current binary is.
◆ DirExists()
| bool Fling::FlingPaths::DirExists |
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const char * |
t_Dir | ) |
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Checks if this directory exists.
- Parameters
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| t_Dir | The directory to check |
- Returns
- True if the directory exists
◆ EngineAssetsDir()
| static const std::string& Fling::FlingPaths::EngineAssetsDir |
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Returns directory where engine assets are kept.
◆ EngineConfigDir()
| static const std::string& Fling::FlingPaths::EngineConfigDir |
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Returns directory where engine config files are kept.
◆ EngineLogDir()
| static const std::string& Fling::FlingPaths::EngineLogDir |
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Returns directory where engine log files are kept.
◆ EngineSourceDir()
| static const std::string& Fling::FlingPaths::EngineSourceDir |
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Returns directory where the engine source files are kept.
◆ GetCurrentWorkingDir()
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Get the current working directory.
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| t_BufSize | Size of the out buffer |
◆ MakeDir()
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t_Dir | ) |
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Makes a directory given the specified path.
- Parameters
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| t_Dir | The directory to make |
- Returns
- 0 if successful, error code if not
The documentation for this struct was generated from the following files:


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ObjectPool
class ObjectPool
Object pooling - a technique that might speed up your game if used properly.
If some of your classes will be instantiated and removed a lot at a time, it is a
good idea to add the class to this object pool. A separate pool for that class
will be created, which will reuse objects of the class. That way they won't be instantiated
each time you need a new one (slowing your game), but stored into that pool and taking one
already instantiated when you need it.
This technique is also used by the engine to instantiate objects defined in the map,
which means, that on level loading the engine will try to instantiate every object
found in the map, based on the user defined name in each Object Properties
Summary
Methods from ObjectPool
Public Methods
exists(name: string) → {boolean}
Check if an object with the provided name is registered
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| name | string |
of the registered object class |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| boolean |
true if the classname is registered |
getInstanceCount() → {number}
returns the amount of object instance currently in the pool
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| number |
amount of object instance |
poolable(obj: object) → {boolean}
Check if an object is poolable (was properly registered with the recycling feature enable)
if (!me.pool.poolable(myCherryEntity)) {
// object was not properly registered
}
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| obj | object |
object to be checked |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| boolean |
true if the object is poolable |
pull(name: string) → {object}
Pull a new instance of the requested object (if added into the object pool)
me.pool.register("bullet", BulletEntity, true);
me.pool.register("enemy", EnemyEntity, true);
// ...
// when we need to manually create a new bullet:
let bullet = me.pool.pull("bullet", x, y, direction);
// ...
// params aren't a fixed number
// when we need new enemy we can add more params, that the object construct requires:
let enemy = me.pool.pull("enemy", x, y, direction, speed, power, life);
// ...
// when we want to destroy existing object, the remove
// function will ensure the object can then be reallocated later
me.game.world.removeChild(enemy);
me.game.world.removeChild(bullet);
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| name | string |
as used in pool.register |
|
| ...arguments | object |
<optional> |
arguments to be passed when instantiating/reinitializing the object |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| object |
the instance of the requested object |
purge() → {}
purge the object pool from any inactive object
Object pooling must be enabled for this function to work
note: this will trigger the garbage collector
push(obj: object, throwOnError: boolean) → {boolean}
Push back an object instance into the object pool
Object pooling for the object class must be enabled,
and object must have been instantiated using pool#pull,
otherwise this function won't work
| Name | Type | Attributes | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| obj | object |
instance to be recycled |
||
| throwOnError | boolean |
<optional> |
true |
throw an exception if the object cannot be recycled |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| boolean |
true if the object was successfully recycled in the object pool |
register(className: string, classObj: object, recycling: boolean) → {}
register an object to the pool.
Pooling must be set to true if more than one such objects will be created.
(Note: for an object to be poolable, it must implements a onResetEvent
method)
// implement CherryEntity
class Cherry extends Sprite {
onResetEvent() {
// reset object mutable properties
this.lifeBar = 100;
}
};
// add our users defined entities in the object pool and enable object recycling
me.pool.register("cherrysprite", Cherry, true);
| Name | Type | Attributes | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| className | string |
as defined in the Name field of the Object Properties (in Tiled) |
||
| classObj | object |
corresponding Class to be instantiated |
||
| recycling | boolean |
<optional> |
false |
enables object recycling for the specified class |


It would be helpful for theme developers to have the version number of bblog as body class. That would help in managing themes for publicly released version and upcoming newer version.
Say for example something would change in version 7.4 and current was 7.3. Theme developers could adjust for 7.4 and at the end of the style sheet they could have specific 7.3 rules that would keep the theme working in the 7.3 and when 7.4 launches the theme would work automatically and 7.3 rules wouldn't affect anymore (and could be later easily removed from the style as they are no longer needed).


Metadata assignment are pairs of 'key=VALUE' separated by ';'
In this field variable expansion $VAR is allowed
Example: name=app;author=Company ltd.;version=$VERSION
Following keys are known to be supported: name, author, version, versionNotes, shortdescription, longdescription
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Safari Testsuite Results Summary
| 4 NORMATIVE tests |
3 passed |
1 failed |
| 2 BASIC tests |
2 passed |
0 failed |
| 35 NORMATIVE tests |
27 passed |
8 failed |
| 35 BASIC tests |
27 passed |
8 failed |
| 64 NORMATIVE tests |
56 passed |
8 failed |
| 64 BASIC tests |
56 passed |
8 failed |
| 14 NORMATIVE tests |
14 passed |
0 failed |
| 3 BASIC tests |
3 passed |
0 failed |
| 10 NORMATIVE tests |
6 passed |
4 failed |
| 9 BASIC tests |
6 passed |
3 failed |
| 62 NORMATIVE tests |
55 passed |
7 failed |
| 62 BASIC tests |
55 passed |
7 failed |
| 57 NORMATIVE tests |
39 passed |
18 failed |
| 53 BASIC tests |
36 passed |
17 failed |
| 19 NORMATIVE tests |
5 passed |
14 failed |
| 19 BASIC tests |
5 passed |
14 failed |
| 70 NORMATIVE tests |
65 passed |
5 failed |
| 70 BASIC tests |
65 passed |
5 failed |
| 67 NORMATIVE tests |
63 passed |
4 failed |
| 67 BASIC tests |
63 passed |
4 failed |
| 15 NORMATIVE tests |
15 passed |
0 failed |
| 15 BASIC tests |
15 passed |
0 failed |
Totals
Note that these totals don't include chapter 1, or appendices G and H.
| 417 NORMATIVE tests |
348 passed |
69 failed |
83% |
| 399 BASIC tests |
333 passed |
66 failed |
83% |


Khans of Tarkir
Table of Content
1. A Tarkir of Dragons
2. The Great Teacher's Student
3. Sorin's Restoration
4. The Guardian
5. The Poisoned Heart
6. The Call
7. Unbroken and Unbowed


** SWEETHEARTS (1996) ** Starring Janeane Garofalo, Mitch Rouse ** IMDB: http://us.imdb.com/Title?0120256
SWEETHEARTS is a direct-to-video film that aspires to be a tragic romantic comedy that comes across like a film student's first year project. Garofalo gets to reprise her role as the date from hell (see BYE BYE LOVE, 1995) as Jasmine, who has dealt with a lifetime of having bipolar depression. Arliss (Rouse) gets sucked into Jasmine's crazy world for one brief, dark evening.
And I do mean dark. First, the comedy is quickly lost as the story gets more involved with Jasmine's mental disorder and Arliss' desire to rescue her. Jasmine has decided to go on one last date before attempting suicide to end her misery, and Arliss is the lucky date. Arliss' character is never completely realized; Arliss spends nearly the entire movie trying to rescue Jasmine. While understandable, it's not very captivating. Perhaps the story would have been stronger if, over the course of the evening, Arliss comes to understand the extent of her disorder better (which was continually referred to throughout the movie as 'bipolar manic depression,' which incorrectly mixes two terms for the same disorder) and decides to go along with her decision, supporting her despite his inner pain from liking her. Instead, the film leaves the viewer with no real insight into the human experience.
Second, the VHS format of the movie looks like it was shot in candlelight-the film is literally dark. Many of the scenes were pools of red and black colors that spoke. Finally, several scenes featuring the use of guns are--probably unintentionally--heavier than they were meant to be, given the recent spree of murder-suicides in the U.S.
However, the film represents an interesting departure from the usual romantic comedy. For Garofalo fans, or fans of Margaret Cho or Bobcat Goldthwait, it's a must-see chance to see these comedians in an unusual project. Cho steals many of her scenes, but Goldthwait isn't given many opportunities to use his comedic talent.
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● The average number of equipment covered by CSR is 205
● HEX: 24,037 Machines, 16,616 customers.
BCP: 4,087 Machines, 3754 Customers.
EXD: 19,950 Machines, 12,862 customers.
● The average number of customers covered by CSM is 22
● The average number of equipment covered by CSM is 151
● The number of Engines is: 1593
● Annual BP completion: 64.5%
● Total Sales: 420.5M,+3%
● MA Sales: 20.4M,+73% YOY
● ESS Sales: 47.5M,+101% YOY
● Mining Project Sales: 27M,-44% YOY
● Parts Retail Sales: 325.5M,+0.4% YOY
● MA GP%: 29.3%-44% YOY
● ESS GP%: 26.4%,+37% YOY
● Minging Project GP%: 36.1%,-45% YOY
● Parts Retail GP%: 21.1%,-16% YOY
● MA SDCAL: 35.9%,+145% of BP
● MA SDCAL: 6.2%,-59% YOY,31% of BP
● Retail SDCAL: 30.8%,+4% YOY,93% of BP


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