#Server API
#Server
Exposed by require('socket.io')
.
#Server()
Creates a new Server
. Works with and without new
:
var io = require('socket.io')();
// or
var Server = require('socket.io');
var io = new Server();
#Server(opts:Object)
Optionally, the first or second argument (see below) of the Server
constructor can be an options object.
The following options are supported:
serveClient
sets the value for Server#serveClient()path
sets the value for Server#path()
The same options passed to socket.io are always passed to
the engine.io
Server
that gets created. See engine.io
options
as reference.
#Server(srv:http#Server, opts:Object)
Creates a new Server
and attaches it to the given srv
. Optionally
opts
can be passed.
#Server(port:Number, opts:Object)
Binds socket.io to a new http.Server
that listens on port
.
#Server#serveClient(v:Boolean):Server
If v
is true
the attached server (see Server#attach
) will serve
the client files. Defaults to true
.
This method has no effect after attach
is called.
// pass a server and the `serveClient` option
var io = require('socket.io')(http, { serveClient: false });
// or pass no server and then you can call the method
var io = require('socket.io')();
io.serveClient(false);
io.attach(http);
If no arguments are supplied this method returns the current value.
#Server#path(v:String):Server
Sets the path v
under which engine.io
and the static files will be
served. Defaults to /socket.io
.
If no arguments are supplied this method returns the current value.
#Server#adapter(v:Adapter):Server
Sets the adapter v
. Defaults to an instance of the Adapter
that
ships with socket.io which is memory based. See
socket.io-adapter.
If no arguments are supplied this method returns the current value.
#Server#origins(v:String):Server
Sets the allowed origins v
. Defaults to any origins being allowed.
If no arguments are supplied this method returns the current value.
#Server#sockets:Namespace
The default (/
) namespace.
#Server#attach(srv:http#Server, opts:Object):Server
Attaches the Server
to an engine.io instance on srv
with the
supplied opts
(optionally).
#Server#attach(port:Number, opts:Object):Server
Attaches the Server
to an engine.io instance that is bound to port
with the given opts
(optionally).
#Server#listen
Synonym of Server#attach
.
#Server#bind(srv:engine#Server):Server
Advanced use only. Binds the server to a specific engine.io Server
(or compatible API) instance.
#Server#onconnection(socket:engine#Socket):Server
Advanced use only. Creates a new socket.io
client from the incoming
engine.io (or compatible API) socket
.
#Server#of(nsp:String):Namespace
Initializes and retrieves the given Namespace
by its pathname
identifier nsp
.
If the namespace was already initialized it returns it right away.
#Server#emit
Emits an event to all connected clients. The following two are
equivalent:
var io = require('socket.io')();
io.sockets.emit('an event sent to all connected clients');
io.emit('an event sent to all connected clients');
For other available methods, see Namespace
below.
#Server#use
See Namespace#use
below.
#Namespace
Represents a pool of sockets connected under a given scope identified
by a pathname (eg: /chat
).
By default the client always connects to /
.
Events
connection
/connect
. Fired upon a connection.Parameters:
Socket
the incoming socket.
#Namespace#name:String
The namespace identifier property.
#Namespace#connected:Object
Hash of Socket
objects that are connected to this namespace indexed
by id
.
#Namespace#use(fn:Function):Namespace
Registers a middleware, which is a function that gets executed for
every incoming Socket
and receives as parameter the socket and a
function to optionally defer execution to the next registered
middleware.
var io = require('socket.io')();
io.use(function(socket, next){
if (socket.request.headers.cookie) return next();
next(new Error('Authentication error'));
});
Errors passed to middleware callbacks are sent as special error
packets to clients.
#Socket
A Socket
is the fundamental class for interacting with browser
clients. A Socket
belongs to a certain Namespace
(by default /
)
and uses an underlying Client
to communicate.
#Socket#rooms:Array
A list of strings identifying the rooms this socket is in.
#Socket#client:Client
A reference to the underlying Client
object.
#Socket#conn:Socket
A reference to the underyling Client
transport connection (engine.io
Socket
object).
#Socket#request:Request
A getter proxy that returns the reference to the request
that
originated the underlying engine.io Client
. Useful for accessing
request headers such as Cookie
or User-Agent
.
#Socket#id:String
A unique identifier for the socket session, that comes from the
underlying Client
.
#Socket#emit(name:String[, …]):Socket
Emits an event to the socket identified by the string name
. Any
other parameters can be included.
All datastructures are supported, including Buffer
. JavaScript
functions can’t be serialized/deserialized.
var io = require('socket.io')();
io.on('connection', function(socket){
socket.emit('an event', { some: 'data' });
});
#Socket#join(name:String[, fn:Function]):Socket
Adds the socket to the room
, and fires optionally a callback fn
with err
signature (if any).
The socket is automatically a member of a room identified with its
session id (see Socket#id
).
The mechanics of joining rooms are handled by the Adapter
that has been configured (see Server#adapter
above), defaulting to
socket.io-adapter.
#Socket#leave(name:String[, fn:Function]):Socket
Removes the socket from room
, and fires optionally a callback fn
with err
signature (if any).
Rooms are left automatically upon disconnection.
The mechanics of leaving rooms are handled by the Adapter
that has been configured (see Server#adapter
above), defaulting to
socket.io-adapter.
#Socket#to(room:String):Socket
#Socket#in(room:String):Socket
Sets a modifier for a subsequent event emission that the event will
only be broadcasted to sockets that have joined the given room
.
To emit to multiple rooms, you can call to
several times.
var io = require('socket.io')();
io.on('connection', function(socket){
socket.to('others').emit('an event', { some: 'data' });
});
#Client
The Client
class represents an incoming transport (engine.io)
connection. A Client
can be associated with many multiplexed Socket
that belong to different Namespace
s.
#Client#conn
A reference to the underlying engine.io
Socket
connection.
#Client#request
A getter proxy that returns the reference to the request
that
originated the engine.io connection. Useful for accessing
request headers such as Cookie
or User-Agent
.


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Unlimited Games. Should Red double? If doubled, should White take?
pips Red=152 White=174
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
This position originally occurred in a match that Red was losing 0-3 to 5 making it a double and a take.
However, for money Red does not have enough to double here. There are very few market losing sequences. White has an anchor and many different options for his game plan. A double here is a 1.5 blunder and nobody is going to drop this.
However, for money Red does not have enough to double here. There are very few market losing sequences. White has an anchor and many different options for his game plan. A double here is a 1.5 blunder and nobody is going to drop this.
Cube analysis 2-ply cubeless equity +0.338 0.593 0.215 0.020 - 0.407 0.080 0.003 Cubeful equities: 1. No double +0.466 2. Double, pass +1.000 (+0.534) 3. Double, take +0.398 (-0.067) Proper cube action: No double, take (11.2%)


class HttpFile extends File
Http file.
Methods
|
__construct(string $src, string $name, string $type, integer $size, integer $error)
Constructor. |
||
|
setSrc(string $src)
Set the file path. |
from File | |
|
setName(string $name)
Set the file name. |
from File | |
| string |
getName()
Get the name basename. |
from File |
|
setUploaded(boolean $uploaded)
Set uploaded to a given value. |
from File | |
| boolean |
isUploaded()
Check if the file was uploaded. |
from File |
| string |
size()
Get the file size. |
|
| string |
type()
Get the file type. |
|
| string |
extension()
Return the file extension. |
from File |
| boolean |
exists()
Check if the file exists. |
from File |
| string |
src()
Return the source path. |
from File |
| string |
relativeTo(string $path)
Get the relative path to a given one. |
from File |
| boolean |
moveToDir(string $dir, integer $mode = null)
Move the file to a directory. |
from File |
| boolean |
isIn(string $dir)
Check if the file is in a given directory. |
from File |
| boolean |
isAt(string $at)
Check if the file is at a given path. |
from File |
| string |
rename(string $dst, integer $mode = null)
Rename the file. |
from File |
| boolean |
delete()
Delete the file. |
from File |
| boolean |
copy(string $dst, integer $mode = null)
Copy the file. |
from File |
| static HttpFile |
createFromArray(array $arr)
Create file object from array. |
|
|
setType(string $type)
Set the file type. |
||
|
setSize(integer $size)
Set the file size. |
||
|
setError(integer $error)
Set the file error code. |
||
| integer |
error()
Get the file error code. |
Details
at line 33
public
__construct(string $src, string $name, string $type, integer $size, integer $error)
Constructor.
in File at line 39
public
setSrc(string $src)
Set the file path.
in File at line 47
public
setName(string $name)
Set the file name.
in File at line 55
public string
getName()
Get the name basename.
in File at line 66
public
setUploaded(boolean $uploaded)
Set uploaded to a given value.
in File at line 75
public boolean
isUploaded()
Check if the file was uploaded.
at line 78
public string
size()
Get the file size.
at line 62
public string
type()
Get the file type.
in File at line 100
public string
extension()
Return the file extension.
in File at line 110
public boolean
exists()
Check if the file exists.
in File at line 118
public string
src()
Return the source path.
in File at line 127
public string
relativeTo(string $path)
Get the relative path to a given one.
in File at line 146
public boolean
moveToDir(string $dir, integer $mode = null)
Move the file to a directory.
in File at line 157
public boolean
isIn(string $dir)
Check if the file is in a given directory.
in File at line 168
public boolean
isAt(string $at)
Check if the file is at a given path.
in File at line 178
public string
rename(string $dst, integer $mode = null)
Rename the file.
in File at line 192
public boolean
delete()
Delete the file.
in File at line 206
public boolean
copy(string $dst, integer $mode = null)
Copy the file.
at line 46
static public HttpFile
createFromArray(array $arr)
Create file object from array.
at line 54
public
setType(string $type)
Set the file type.
at line 70
public
setSize(integer $size)
Set the file size.
at line 86
public
setError(integer $error)
Set the file error code.
at line 94
public integer
error()
Get the file error code.


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DROWNING BY NUMBERS A film review by Frank Maloney Copyright 1991 Frank Maloney
DROWNING BY NUMBERS is a film by Peter Greenaway. It stars Joan Plowright, Juliet Stevenson, and Joely Richardson, with Bernard Hill and Jason Edwards.
DROWNING BY NUMBERS was just seen at the Seattle International Film Festival and is currently being released to U.S. theaters, despite the fact that it predates THE COOK, THE THIEF, HIS WIFE, & HER LOVER, which was such a succes de scandale last year in this country.
DROWNING BY NUMBERS is beautiful movie to watch, filled the touches that we have learned to expect from Greenaway. Nearly still lives of rotting fecundity -- gorgeous, painterly compositions -- charm and alarm us. Elaborate, opaque gamesmanship, death, sex, nudity, obsessive characters in a self-contained and dangerous world leave us amused, involved, troubled.
Here we have three women all named Cissie Colpitts who may be the most charming murderers in the films at least since ARSENIC AND OLD LACE. It is almost a pleasure to be done in by them. The three women principals are superb actresses and play their Cissies to the hilt. Are they the three Fates, the three Graces, are they the same person, as Madgett (Bernard Hill) the coroner asks them. They are in harmony with each other, in synch, and somewhat out of synch with our quotidian world.
Hill is wonderful as their tool, their lusting accomplice. Jason Edwards plays Madgett's son Smut. Smut is at the heart of the movie, I think, he is the gamemaster; his voiceovers give the preposterous and hilariously black rules for his elaborate games. Like the angelic dishwasher in THE COOK, he falls victim to mutilation. He is obsessed with death as is the film. So be warned.
I might as well tell you now, too, there is frontal nudity of both sexes here, lots of sex, and lots of dying. DROWNING BY NUMBERS is not as extreme in this regard as THE COOK, but I would not say it was for the squeamish either.
Look for the numbers 1-100 throughout the film. It becomes an hilarious game for the audience. There is a lot about this film that reminds me of Monty Python, too. Insane non-sequiturs, running jokes, a grave digger, joggers everywhere. Folks that are better up on their Python will be much employed here, I think.
It is my understanding that this was Plowright's film debut. Since I'm seeing this film out of all sequence, it's hard to believe. She has become a regular presence is last two years or so and a welcome one.
The cinematography was by Sacha Vierny and the result is a kind of lushness one seldoms sees outside of old-fashioned three-strip Technicolor.
I recommend DROWNING BY NUMBERS most highly.
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Class that represents SDLXX object that initializes the font API. More...
#include <SDLXX_ttf.h>
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| Destroy the SDLXX_net object cleaning up the font API. More... | |
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| static sdlxx::core::Version | getCompiledSdlVersion () |
| Get the SDL_ttf version the library was compiled against. More... | |
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Class that represents SDLXX object that initializes the font API.
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Construct the SDLXX_ttf object that initializes the font API.
This must be called before using other font-related functions.
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Destroy the SDLXX_net object cleaning up the font API.
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Get the SDL_ttf version the library was compiled against.
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This important port is one of the most attractive towns in Norway. It is also home to one of Europe’s largest fishing fleets. It is approximately midway between Bergan and Trondheim.
It is is also on the northern side of the open sea passage of Stadt. In the summer months, the Redningsselskapet (Norwegian Sea Rescue Service) provides a convoy service across this stretch of coast to Maloy.
Most visitors' moorings are on the pontoons at the southern end of the inner harbour which are reached via the entance on the northern side of the island. At busy times there may be another pontoon in the outer harbour.
If coming from the West or the North or if a yacht has a higher mast than 17m, the best approach is from the north, leaving Heissa Island to starboard.Last updated June 2015.


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The "webrtc-internals" dump is a JSON file containing API calls, events and getStats-like information about RTCPeerConnection objects as well as getUsermedia/getDisplayMedia API calls.
A diagnostic audio recording is used for analyzing audio problems. It consists of several files and contains the audio played out to the speaker (output) and captured from the microphone (input). The data is saved locally. Checking this box will enable recordings of all ongoing input and output audio streams (including non-WebRTC streams) and for future audio streams. When the box is unchecked or this page is closed, all ongoing recordings will be stopped and this recording functionality disabled. Recording audio from multiple tabs is supported as well as multiple recordings from the same tab.
When enabling, select a base filename to which the following suffixes will be added:
It is recommended to choose a new base filename each time the feature is enabled to avoid ending up with partially overwritten or unusable audio files.
A diagnostic packet and event recording can be used for analyzing various issues related to thread starvation, jitter buffers or bandwidth estimation. Two types of data are logged. First, incoming and outgoing RTP headers and RTCP packets are logged. These do not include any audio or video information, nor any other types of personally identifiable information (so no IP addresses or URLs). Checking this box will enable the recording for ongoing WebRTC calls and for future WebRTC calls. When the box is unchecked or this page is closed, all ongoing recordings will be stopped and this recording functionality will be disabled for future WebRTC calls. Recording in multiple tabs or multiple recordings in the same tab will cause multiple log files to be created. When enabling, a filename for the recording can be entered. The entered filename is used as a base, to which the following suffixes will be appended.
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If a file with the same name already exists, it will be overwritten. No more than 5 logfiles will be created, and each of them is limited to 60MB of storage. On Android these limits are 3 files of at most 10MB each. When the limit is reached, the checkbox must be unchecked and rechecked to resume logging.
Note: computed stats are in [].
Note: the callback-based getStats API and many of its goog-prefixed values are non-standard. The API is deprecated and scheduled for removal in M117.


Bale back in the fold but not fit to face Betis
Madrid - Zinedine Zidane said on Friday Gareth Bale has resumed light training but will not be available for Real Madrid's La Liga game at home to Real Betis.
Madrid can register their third consecutive victory by beating struggling Betis on Saturday but Bale remains on the sidelines, as he continues his recovery from a calf problem.
Bale caused a stir this week by taking the day off on Monday to meet his agent in London, prompting reports in Spain he was discussing a move away from the Santiago Bernabeu in January.
But Zidane has insisted Bale had permission to be absent from the club and he is now back in training.
The Welshman was not with the rest of the squad for Friday's early session but did some running alone with a team physio.
"He is here with us, he is training and working hard," said Zidane in a press conference on Friday.
"He is back from his trip and he is getting better. He is not available yet but he is recovering bit by bit.
"It seems we should bring him out here to speak to you because I don't know anything more."
Real Madrid sit second in La Liga, a point behind Barcelona and one ahead of Atletico Madrid and surprise high-fliers Granada, both of whom have played a game more.
James Rodriguez returned to Madrid on Friday from Colombia after the birth of his second child, but he is not expected to be involved this weekend.
Centre-back Nacho is struggling with a knee problem and Marco Asensio is a long-term absentee with a cruciate ligament injury.


Progress in data structures
Four decades ago COBOL ruled business IT. Its
Now can someone explain how to do a redefines or a move corresponding in JSON?
DATA DIVISION.
contained all the data structures we ever would need. COBOL had clever constructs like REDEFINES
and (in the procedure division) MOVE CORRESPONDING
. Of course during the last fourty years we made progress. COBOL data was un-throned by XML (OK I skipped some steps in between) which is getting un-throned by JSON. Comparing the formats you clearly can see the progress made:
COBOL
DATA DIVISION .
01 Customer .
02 Name .
03 Lastname PIC A ( 40 ) .
03 Firstname PIC A ( 20 ) .
02 Address .
03 Street PIC X ( 25 ) .
03 Street2 PIC X ( 25 ) .
03 City PIC X ( 25 ) .
03 Zipcode .
04 Zipbase PIC 9 ( 5 ) .
04 Zipextension PIC 9 ( 4 ) .
02 DOB .
03 Month PIC 99 .
03 Day PIC 99 .
03 Year PIC 9999 .
01 Customer .
02 Name .
03 Lastname PIC A ( 40 ) .
03 Firstname PIC A ( 20 ) .
02 Address .
03 Street PIC X ( 25 ) .
03 Street2 PIC X ( 25 ) .
03 City PIC X ( 25 ) .
03 Zipcode .
04 Zipbase PIC 9 ( 5 ) .
04 Zipextension PIC 9 ( 4 ) .
02 DOB .
03 Month PIC 99 .
03 Day PIC 99 .
03 Year PIC 9999 .
XML
<Customer>
<Name>
<Lastname />
<Firstname />
</Name>
<Address>
<Street />
<Street2 />
<City />
<Zipcode>
<Zipbase />
<Zipextension />
</Zipcode>
</Address>
<DOB>
<Month />
<Day />
<Year />
</DOB>
</Customer>
<Name>
<Lastname />
<Firstname />
</Name>
<Address>
<Street />
<Street2 />
<City />
<Zipcode>
<Zipbase />
<Zipextension />
</Zipcode>
</Address>
<DOB>
<Month />
<Day />
<Year />
</DOB>
</Customer>
JSON
function Customer ( ) {
"Name" : {
"Lastname" ,
"Firstname"
} ,
"Address" : {
"Street" ,
"Street2" ,
"City" ,
"Zipcode" {
"Zipbase" ,
"Zipextension"
}
} ,
"DOB" : {
"Month" ,
"Day" ,
"Year"
}
}
"Name" : {
"Lastname" ,
"Firstname"
} ,
"Address" : {
"Street" ,
"Street2" ,
"City" ,
"Zipcode" {
"Zipbase" ,
"Zipextension"
}
} ,
"DOB" : {
"Month" ,
"Day" ,
"Year"
}
}
Now can someone explain how to do a redefines or a move corresponding in JSON?
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org.optaplanner.core.impl.solver
Interface ProblemFactChange
public interface ProblemFactChange
A ProblemFactChange represents a change in 1 or more problem facts of a Solution
.
Problem facts used by a Solver
must not be changed while it is solving,
but by scheduling this command to the Solver
, you can change them when the time is right.
Note that the Solver
clones a Solution
at will.
So any change must be done on the problem facts and planning entities referenced by the Solution
of the ScoreDirector
. On each change it should also notify the ScoreDirector
accordingly.
doChange
void doChange(ScoreDirector scoreDirector)
- Does the change on the
Solution
of the ScoreDirector
and notifies the ScoreDirector
accordingly.
Every modification to the Solution
, must be correctly notified to the ScoreDirector
,
otherwise the Score
calculation will be corrupted.
- Parameters:
scoreDirector
- never null
Contains the working Solution
which contains the planning facts (and planning entities) to change.
Also needs to get notified of those changes.
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cf-nodejs-logging-support | sample app
Buttons to test functionalities:
Log message in global context
Log message in request context
Log message with some custom fields
Log a server error (500) with a stack trace
Log a client error (404)
Logs from child logger
Logs Correlation- and Tenant-ID
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Work Day Scheduler
A simple calendar app for scheduling your work day
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The number of octets for a heap pointer. A heap pointer is a number that must be able to span the entire heap. It is used for block sizes, pointers to other blocks, object ids and object heap positions.
(defconstant +pointer-size+ 8
"The number of octets for a heap pointer. A heap pointer is a number that
must be able to span the entire heap. It is used for block sizes, pointers
to other blocks, object ids and object heap positions.")
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Sqlmap is a great automated tool for SQL vulnerabilities but it can be a little noisy when you perform pentesting or bug hunting! One of the cool part of Sqlmap is Tampering. Tampering gives us some functions/techniques to evade filters and WAF's.
SQLi Query Tampering gives you the flexibility of manual testing with many powerful evasion techniques. This extension has two part:
- Generator:
- You are able to add your customized payloads
- All evasion techniques grouped by DBMS type
- Tampered payloads can be used as a Generator in Intruder or saved to clipboard/file
- Processor:
- You have the ability to choose on of the tamper techniques as your processor
- The processor can be added as a Payload Processor
- You can add your payloads and tamper them based on the selected technique. Write one payload per line.
Usage notes:
- All Tampered Queries (in Generator/Processor) returned in URL-Encoded
- You can add a decode rule in Payload Processing section if you need URL-decoded payloads


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nabor
0.5.1
Reference
Changelog
Changelog
Source:
NEWS.md
nabor 0.5.1
Unreleased
pkgdown docs and other doc tweaks
nabor 0.5.0
2018-07-11
add radius bounded search (
#6
,
#7
)
remove register keyword from C++ libnabo (
#9
)
nabor 0.4.7
2017-05-19
dev: register native routines as recommended for R 3.4.0
dev: update travis
nabor 0.4.6
2015-05-28
make RANN test conditional
Fix description for R 3.2.0
roxygen2/Rcpp updates
nabor 0.4.5
Unreleased
document behaviour for invalid input points to knn (thanks to
@cmpop1
, see
https://github.com/jefferis/nabor/issues/3
)
nabor 0.4.4
2015-01-12
fixes warning for non-portable Makefile (thanks to Brian Ripley)
nabor 0.4.3
2014-09-03
fixes a UBSAN error in libnabo (thanks to Brian Ripley)
nabor 0.4.2
2014-09-03
license fixes for CRAN (include GJ as copyright holder)
nabor 0.4.1
Unreleased
CRAN release
insist on RcppEigen >= <IP_ADDRESS>.0 (conservative but should not be restrictive)
nabor 0.4
Unreleased
corectly handle non-floating point input to knn (and note that WKNN classes must be initialised with floating point input)
standardise method names of WKNN classes so that they are identical for WKNND and WKNNF objects
doc: improve main package docs
dev: templatise WKNN C++ classes
nabor 0.3
Unreleased
preparing for CRAN
rename package from nabo to nabor
fix handling of non-matrix inputs by knn
knn performs self-query when query is missing
dev: only link to RcppEigen
dev: remove boost/any.hpp header and insist on latest BH package (>= 1.54.0-4) (also bumps R requirement to 3.0.2).
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first public version (github)
includes knn function (with different search types, defaulting to auto)
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Guns N’ Roses’ Welcome To The Jungle, In The Style Of Rammstein
Ever wondered what would happen if Rammstein covered Welcome To The Jungle? Well wonder no longer!
Welcome To The Jungle is a classic. One of the greatest opening tracks of all time, Guns N’ Roses’ 1987 smash cannot be improved and will go down in history as a bona fide rager.
But that doesn’t stop people on the internet messing with its formula.
Ten Second Song Guy (aka Anthony Vincent) makes his living by reinventing rock’n’roll staples in the style of over artists, and this month he’s decided to cover Welcome To The Jungle in the guise of German industrialists Rammstein.
READ THIS: A deep dive into Rammstein’s video for Du Hast
And to be fair to him, he goes the whole hog.  He even has a flashing light in his mouth for good measure.
Sure, the translations and pronunciations aren’t entirely accurate, but it kinda works – Anthony even replaces Slash’s signature guitar with a menacing synth.
Check it out for yourself below. Willkommen im Dschungel!
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Due to the fact, that our application is hosted on Heroku, it is unable to work with images online. The reason is, that Heroku forces to use Amazon S3 or another proprietary file storage, what is really unwanted.
So that we decided make our project half-online. Online you can have a look at filters pseudocode. To use the filters, you have to download a local version of imgproc.
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qrnn: Quantile Regression Neural Network
Fit quantile regression neural network models with optional
left censoring, partial monotonicity constraints, generalized additive
model constraints, and the ability to fit multiple non-crossing quantile
functions following Cannon (2011) <doi:10.1016/j.cageo.2010.07.005>
and Cannon (2018) <doi:10.1007/s00477-018-1573-6>.
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A deployment and testing system for the CS 431/531 Web Server Design, Fall 2022 projects. The system utilizes a Docker-based setup for both, this testing/deployment system as well as deploying students' projects. The code behind this system is available at https://github.com/ibnesayeed/webserver-tester. Please feel free to report issues and contribute.


What is AggScatVIR?
AggScatVIR
stands for AGGregate SCATtering at Visual and InfraRed wavelengths. This project aims to provide the optical properties of complex-shaped dust particles that can be used to interpret scattered light observations of circumstellar disks (such as protoplanetary disks and debris disks) at visible and near-infrared wavelengths. This allows us to interpret disk observations without relying on the Mie theory. To this end, we have conducted more than 10,000 light-scattering simulations using either the T-matrix method or discrete dipole approximation for various particle morphologies. Currently, the database consists of the scattering matrix and opacity of dust particles studied in Tazaki & Dominik (2022) and Tazaki, Ginski, and Dominik (2023).
Highlighted features
Based on rigorous light-scattering solvers: We used rigorous numerical techniques to calculate the optical properties of complex-shaped particles, such as the T-matrix method (used for aggregates) and discrete dipole approximation (used for irregular grains). This feature allows us to study the effect of particle shape on the light scattering properties precisely.
An extensive parameter-space coverage: We cover a wide range of parameter space, such as aggregate radius, monomer radius, composition, porosity, and fractal dimension. The database contains 360 different dust models; 20 irregular grain models (10 grain radii; 2 compositions), 126 different compact aggregate models (3 aggregation models; 2 compositions; 3 monomer radii; on average 7 aggregate radii), and 214 fractal aggregate models (4 different fractal dimensions, 2 compositions, 5 monomer radii; on average 5.35 aggregate radii). This feature allows us to study a detailed parameter dependence of the light scattering properties.
Full compatibility with RADMC-3D v2.0: One key application of
AggScatVIR
is to model observed (polarized) scattered light images of protoplanetary disks and debris disks. For this purpose, each file provided in this database has a data structure that is directly readable by a public radiative transfer code RADMC-3D v2.0. This feature allows us to compare actual observed images to a model image that fully takes into account the light scattering properties of complex particles.
Assumptions and Limitations
Since we adopt exact numerical techniques for solving the optical properties, the limitation comes from simulation setups.
Randomly orientated particles: Given that each dust particle is no longer symmetrical in shape, we must assume an orientation of the particle relative to the direction of the incident and scattered lights. We assume that the particles are randomly orientated, and their optical properties are averaged over all possible orientations with equal probability. In other words, we do not consider the case where non-spherical particles become aligned. This assumption results in only six elements of the scattering matrix being independent.
Monomers are homogeneous spheres with a single size: Dust aggregates consist of numerous small particles referred to as monomers. The optical properties of the aggregates contained in this database are all constructed from monodisperse monomers with a homogeneous composition for computational convenience.
Limited wavelength coverage: As the package name suggests, this database contains the optical properties of visible and near-infrared wavelengths (ranging from \(0.554~\mu\mathrm{m}\) to \(3.780~\mu\mathrm{m}\)). Consequently, if you are seeking the optical properties at a wavelength outside this range, the database will not be useful.
How to cite?
If you would like to publish results generated by using this package, please cite the following papers.
Acknowledgement
We thank Daniel Mackowski and Maxim A. Yurkin for making the MSTM and ADDA codes publicly available, respectively. We also thank Bruce Draine for the availability of particle position data of BA, BAM1, and BAM2; N. Moteki for the availability of the aggregate_gen code; Yasuhiko Okada for providing us a generation code of BCCA.


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- Static variable in class edu.usc.bg.workloads.
FriendshipWorkload
table
- Static variable in class edu.usc.bg.workloads.
ResourceWorkload
table
- Static variable in class edu.usc.bg.workloads.
UserWorkload
TARGET__PROPERTY
- Static variable in class edu.usc.bg.base.
Client
TARGET_PROPERTY_DEFAULT
- Static variable in class edu.usc.bg.base.
Client
TCNWhalinMemcached2R1TBoostedClientQR
- Class in
memcached
A class that wraps a JDBC compliant database to allow it to be interfaced with BG.
TCNWhalinMemcached2R1TBoostedClientQR()
- Constructor for class memcached.
TCNWhalinMemcached2R1TBoostedClientQR
TerminatorThread
- Class in
edu.usc.bg.base
A thread that waits for the maximum specified time and then interrupts all the client all threads are passed as the Vector at initialization of this thread.
TerminatorThread(long, Vector<Thread>, Workload)
- Constructor for class edu.usc.bg.base.
TerminatorThread
TestClient
- Class in
basicDB
TestClient()
- Constructor for class basicDB.
TestClient
TestClient
- Class in
voltdb
TestClient()
- Constructor for class voltdb.
TestClient
TestDSClient
- Class in
relational
TestDSClient()
- Constructor for class relational.
TestDSClient
TestImage()
- Static method in class postgredb.
PostgreDBClient
Test stub for storing and retrieving images from file system.
TestImage()
- Static method in class postgredb.
PostgreDBClient_Count
Test stub for storing and retrieving images from file system.
testMemcached
- Class in
memcached
testMemcached()
- Constructor for class memcached.
testMemcached
TestSQL(String, String, String, String)
- Static method in class oracleTriggerCOSAR.
MultiDeleteFunction
TestSQL(String, String, String, String)
- Static method in class SQLTrigQR.
MultiDeleteFunction
TestSQL(String, String, String, String)
- Static method in class sqlTrigSemiData.
MultiDeleteFunction
TestUnit()
- Static method in class postgredb.
PostgreDBClient
Test stub for Postgresql database client.
TestUnit()
- Static method in class postgredb.
PostgreDBClient_Count
Test stub for Postgresql database client.
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class applicationCache.
ApplicationCacheClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class basicDB.
TestClient
ThawFriendship
- Class in
client1_Partition
ThawFriendship()
- Constructor for class client1_Partition.
ThawFriendship
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class client1_Partition.
VoltdbClient
ThawFriendship
- Class in
client1_Replication
ThawFriendship()
- Constructor for class client1_Replication.
ThawFriendship
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class client1_Replication.
VoltdbClient
ThawFriendship
- Class in
client2_Partition
ThawFriendship()
- Constructor for class client2_Partition.
ThawFriendship
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class client2_Partition.
voltdbclient
ThawFriendship
- Class in
client2_Replication
ThawFriendship()
- Constructor for class client2_Replication.
ThawFriendship
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class client2_Replication.
voltdbclient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class edu.usc.bg.base.
DB
This function is called in the benchmarking phase which is executed with the -t argument.
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class edu.usc.bg.base.
DBWrapper
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class Ehcache.
EhcacheBoostedClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class Ehcache.
EhcacheClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class Ehcache.
EhcacheFinalOracleClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class finalRelational.
Boosted2R1TClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class finalRelational.
Boosted2Table1RecordOracleClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class finalRelational.
EnhancedFinalOracleClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class finalRelational.
FinalOracleClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class KosarSolo.
KosarSoloClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class memcached.
ClientForLoadDataOnly
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class memcached.
ClientForRefreshTechnique
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class memcached.
ClientForRefreshTechniqueOptimization
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class memcached.
ClientForRefreshTechniqueWriteLeaseNoBackoff
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class memcached.
ClientForSXQLeases
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class memcached.
ClientForSXQLeasesTrigger
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class memcached.
RefreshTechniqueClientWithLeaseBeforeTransaction
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class memcached.
SpyMemcachedBGClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class memcached.
TCNWhalinMemcached2R1TBoostedClientQR
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class memcached.
WhalinMemcached1R1TBGClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class memcached.
WhalinMemcached2R1TBoostedClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class memcached.
WhalinMemcached2R1TBoostedClientQR
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class memcached.
WhalinMemcachedBGClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class memcached.
WhalinMemcachedBoostedClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class memcached.
WhalinMemcachedFinalOracleBGClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class memcached.
XMemcachedBGClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class mongoDB.
MongoDbClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class mongoDB.
MongoDbClientAggregatesAsAttrs
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class mongoDB.
MongoDbClientAllImagesAsByteArrays
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class mongoDB.
MongoDbClientEnhanced
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class mongoDB.
MongoDbClientFS
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class mongoDB.
MongoDbClientResArray
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class mongoDB.
MongoDbClientThumbsWMembers
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class mongoDB.
MongoDbWhalinMemcachedClientThumbsWMembers
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class MySQL.
AggrAsAttr1R1TMySQLClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class MySQL.
AggrAsAttr1R2TMySQLClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class MySQL.
AggrAsAttr2R1TMySQLClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class MySQL.
AggrAsAttr2R2TMySQLClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class MySQL.
Basic1R1TMySQLClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class MySQL.
Basic1R2TMySQLClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class MySQL.
Basic2R1TMySQLClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class MySQL.
Basic2R2TMySQLClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class MySQL.
Ehcache1T1RMySQLClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class MySQL.
Memcached1T1RMySQLClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class MySQL.
MVMySQLClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class oracleTriggerCOSAR.
TriggerCacheClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class oracleTriggerCOSAR.
WhalinTriggerMemcached2R1TBoostedClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class oracleTriggerCOSAR.
WhalinTriggerMemcached2R1TBoostedClientQR
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class oracleTriggerCOSAR.
WhalinTriggerMemcachedBGClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class oracleTriggerCOSAR.
WhalinTriggerMemcachedBoostedClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class postgredb.
PostgreDBClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class postgredb.
PostgreDBClient_Count
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class relational.
AggrAsAttr1Rec2TableJdbcDBClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class relational.
AggregateJdbcDBClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class relational.
JdbcDBClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class relational.
JdbcProfileFSThumbBlobDBClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class relational.
MaterializedViewJdbcDBClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class relational.
MultiFriendshipTableJdbcDBClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class relational.
NotInlineJdbcDBClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class relational.
SqlServerDBClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class relational.
TestDSClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class simpleRelational.
SimpleJdbcDBClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class simpleRelationalStoredProc.
AggrAsAttr2Rec1TableJdbcDBClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class simpleRelationalStoredProc.
AggrAsAttr2Rec2TableJdbcDBClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class simpleRelationalStoredProc.
SimpleMultiTableStoredProcJdbcDBClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class simpleRelationalStoredProc.
SimpleStoredProcJdbcDBClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class sqlServerTrig.
SqlServerTriggerCacheClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class SQLTrigQR.
SQLTrigQRBoostedClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class SQLTrigQR.
SQLTrigQRClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class SQLTrigQR.
WhalinTriggerMemcached2R1TBoostedClientQR
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class sqlTrigSemiData.
SqlTrigSemiDataBoostedClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class sqlTrigSemiData.
SqlTrigSemiDataClient
ThawFriendship
- Class in
voltdb
ThawFriendship()
- Constructor for class voltdb.
ThawFriendship
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class voltdb.
VoltdbClient
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class voltdb.
VoltdbClientV2
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class voltdb.
VoltdbClientV3
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class voltdb.
VoltdbClientV4
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class voltdbbg.
CopyOfvoltdbclient
ThawFriendship
- Class in
voltdbbg
ThawFriendship()
- Constructor for class voltdbbg.
ThawFriendship
thawFriendship(int, int)
- Method in class voltdbbg.
voltdbclient
ThawFriendshipV2
- Class in
voltdb
ThawFriendshipV2()
- Constructor for class voltdb.
ThawFriendshipV2
ThawFriendshipV3
- Class in
voltdb
ThawFriendshipV3()
- Constructor for class voltdb.
ThawFriendshipV3
ThawFriendshipV4
- Class in
voltdb
ThawFriendshipV4()
- Constructor for class voltdb.
ThawFriendshipV4
THINK_TIME_PROPERTY
- Static variable in class edu.usc.bg.base.
Client
THINK_TIME_PROPERTY_DEFAULT
- Static variable in class edu.usc.bg.base.
Client
THREAD_CNT_PROPERTY
- Static variable in class edu.usc.bg.base.
Client
THREAD_CNT_PROPERTY_DEFAULT
- Static variable in class edu.usc.bg.base.
Client
Times
- Class in
edu.usc.bg
Times(double)
- Constructor for class edu.usc.bg.
Times
TimeTillFirstDeath
- Static variable in class edu.usc.bg.base.
Client
toArray()
- Method in class edu.usc.bg.base.
ByteIterator
Consumes remaining contents of this object, and returns them as a byte array.
toString()
- Method in class edu.usc.bg.base.
ByteIterator
Consumes remaining contents of this object, and returns them as a string.
toString()
- Method in class edu.usc.bg.base.
ObjectByteIterator
Specialization of general purpose toString() to avoid unnecessary copies.
toString()
- Method in class edu.usc.bg.base.
StringByteIterator
Specialization of general purpose toString() to avoid unnecessary copies.
toString()
- Method in class edu.usc.bg.validator.
IntervalNode
toString()
- Method in class edu.usc.bg.validator.
IntervalTree
TriggerCacheClient
- Class in
oracleTriggerCOSAR
TriggerCacheClient()
- Constructor for class oracleTriggerCOSAR.
TriggerCacheClient
TTL_VALUE
- Static variable in interface applicationCache.
JdbcDBClientConstants
The name of the property for the TTL value.
TTL_VALUE
- Static variable in class common.
CacheClientConstants
The name of the property for the TTL value.
TTL_VALUE
- Static variable in interface memcached.
JdbcDBMemCachedClientConstants
The name of the property for the TTL value.
TTL_VALUE
- Static variable in interface mongoDB.
MongoDBClientConstants
The name of the property for the TTL value.
TTL_VALUE
- Static variable in interface MySQL.
MySQLConstants
The name of the property for the TTL value.
TTL_VALUE
- Static variable in interface oracleTriggerCOSAR.
JdbcDBClientConstants
The name of the property for the TTL value.
TTL_VALUE
- Static variable in interface oracleTriggerCOSAR.
JdbcDBMemCachedClientConstants
The name of the property for the TTL value.
TTL_VALUE
- Static variable in interface sqlServerTrig.
JdbcDBClientConstants
The name of the property for the TTL value.
TTL_VALUE
- Static variable in interface SQLTrigQR.
JdbcDBClientConstants
The name of the property for the TTL value.
TTL_VALUE
- Static variable in interface sqlTrigSemiData.
JdbcDBClientConstants
The name of the property for the TTL value.
TTL_VALUE_DEFAULT
- Static variable in interface applicationCache.
JdbcDBClientConstants
The name of the property for the TTL value.
TTL_VALUE_DEFAULT
- Static variable in class common.
CacheClientConstants
The name of the property for the TTL value.
TTL_VALUE_DEFAULT
- Static variable in interface memcached.
JdbcDBMemCachedClientConstants
The name of the property for the TTL value.
TTL_VALUE_DEFAULT
- Static variable in interface mongoDB.
MongoDBClientConstants
The name of the property for the TTL value.
TTL_VALUE_DEFAULT
- Static variable in interface MySQL.
MySQLConstants
The name of the property for the TTL value.
TTL_VALUE_DEFAULT
- Static variable in interface oracleTriggerCOSAR.
JdbcDBClientConstants
The name of the property for the TTL value.
TTL_VALUE_DEFAULT
- Static variable in interface oracleTriggerCOSAR.
JdbcDBMemCachedClientConstants
The name of the property for the TTL value.
TTL_VALUE_DEFAULT
- Static variable in interface sqlServerTrig.
JdbcDBClientConstants
The name of the property for the TTL value.
TTL_VALUE_DEFAULT
- Static variable in interface SQLTrigQR.
JdbcDBClientConstants
The name of the property for the TTL value.
TTL_VALUE_DEFAULT
- Static variable in interface sqlTrigSemiData.
JdbcDBClientConstants
The name of the property for the TTL value.
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Hi there, my name is Thomas Reyes. I grew up in Las Vegas, NV and currently reside in Shoreline, WA. I served 8 years in the Navy as an Electronics Technician, where I troubleshot radio communications equipment and supervised a workcenter. During my two deployments in South America, I was also on a team that conducted maritime boardings and inspections in support of counter narcotics operations. I recently finished my enlistment and now I'm a student at the Code 301: Intermediate Software Development course at Code Fellows! Upon graduation, I intend to enroll in the Code 401: Advanced Software Development in Full-Stack JavaScript.
I enjoy the challenge of solving problems, and it's my goal to build products that enrich people's lives. It's been an exciting journey so far, and I'm eager to learn more and become a better coder.
 I also have a passion for film, so I'm constantly at the theater catching new movies. I devour pop culture in all it's geeky forms and would make a great asset on any trivia team.
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Hello world!! I'm a Certified ethical hacker, keen observer and a curious learner having a knack for developing new skills. An avid blockchain enthusiast who is seeking his path in infosec.
Blockchain and its applications: I created a private blockchain using geth command line interface based on go-language developed by Google. Go is an open source programming language that makes it easy to build simple, reliable efficient software.
Testing their existing product, finding vulnerabilities and innovate new process and functions, used various automated and manual testing tools for finding web vulnerabilities and patch them up.
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Scanning Networks, enumeration, Vulnerability analysis, system hacking, malware threats, sniffing, session hijacking, evading Ids firewall and honeypots, hacking web servers, hacking web applications, sql injection etc.
Networking Fundamentals, Linux Essentials, kali linux, Metasploit Footprinting & Reconnaissance, Scanning Networks, Hacking System-Webservers-wireless networks-mobile platforms Tools such as recon-ng, nessus tool, nikto, Nmap, Netcraft, Burpsuite
A complete tool that checks and prevents DNS as well as ARP spoofing in home routers. It automizes the process of detecting DNS and ARP SPOOFING in home routers.
View ProjectA platform on which users are able to check the level of pollution in their homes and areas around them. We will be employing clustering algorithms as well as certain supervised learning and unsupervised machine learning.
View ProjectBlockchain driven application that prevents data leaks from companies and performs validation and verification of individuals(KYC process) by keeping the record of accesing the data of customer in the form of transactions in a block of blockchain
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Week 4: Accessibility & Usability
This week, we'll discuss the rhetorical and technical concepts of accessibility and usability. We'll discuss what our obligations are to our users, and how accessibility & usability function rhetorically. On Friday we'll conduct some of our own usability testing on various sites and we'll experiments with the accessibility features on our machines.
Readings for the week...
To do...
- Instigator 3 due on Wednesday by 9 am.
- Complete Assignment 1 and submit via canvas or via email by Wednesday 2/13 by 11:59pm


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import sys
sys.exit(pytest.main(["-v", __file__]))
// functions. We use it because memory table is updated every one second,
// and we need to have a way to verify if the test is running with a fresh
// new memory table.
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Meath contenders for HRI awards
by Conall CollierMeath trainer Tony Martin is among the 35 nominations for the Horse Racing Ireland Awards.
Other Meath contenders are Ger Lyons, Gavin Cromwell, Colin Keane, Gordon Elliott and Matthew Smith.
Tony Martin is one of four nominees for the National Hunt Achievement Award along with Jamie Codd who became the winning-most amateur at the Cheltenham Festival, Gavin Cromwell who landed his first winner at the Cheltenham Festival with the record-breaking Espoir D’Allen and Davy Russell who became the first Irish-based jockey to win consecutive renewals of the Aintree Grand National.
Martin is in the running for his continued success in the Guinness Galway Hurdle which he won this year as he alnded a third Galway Hurdle in six years when the John Breslin-owned Tudor City stormed to victory in the Thursday feature at Ballybrit.
The awards, which will be presented early next month, draw on nominees from across the Irish racing industry.
A public vote will decide the outcome of the 2019 Ride of the Year winner with the contenders chosen by Pat Smullen and Barry Geraghty to be announced next week.
Eight category winners are decided by a ballot of the Irish racing media – Horse of the Year, National Hunt Award, National Hunt Achievement Award, Flat Award, Flat Achievement Award, Point-to-Point Award, Racecourse of the Year and the Emerging Talent Award which is a new category for 2019.
GER LYONS AND COLIN KEANE BOTH NOMINATED
Members of the Racegoers Consultative Forum, the Irish Racehorse Trainers Association, the Association of Irish Racehorse Owners, the Irish Jockeys Association and the Irish Stablestaff Association will also vote on the Racecourse of the Year Award.
The six nominations for Horse of the Year are dual Aintree Grand National winner Tiger Roll, Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Al Boum Photo, also in the running is Kemboy, successful at the Aintree and Punchestown festivals and three-time Hatton’s Grace winner Apple’s Jade and multiple Group 1 winners on the Flat, Magical and Iridessa.
GAVIN CROMWELL NOMINATED
Trainers Willie Mullins, Gordon Elliott and Henry De Bromhead and jockeys Rachael Blackmore and Paul Townend are nominated in the National Hunt Award category.
The Flat Award nominees are trainers Aidan O’Brien, Jessica Harrington, Ger Lyons and Joseph O'Brien and jockeys Donnacha O'Brien and Colin Keane.
There are six nominees for the Flat Achievement Award: Ken Condon, Shane Crosse, Seamie Heffernan, Denis Hogan, Wayne Lordan and Kilmessan trainer Matthew Smith who created Galway festival history and was a winner on Longines Irish Champions Weekend with One Cool Poet.
MATTHEW SMITH NOMINATED
The Point-to-Point category is made up of Colin Bowe, Sam Curling, Barry O’Neill and Maxine O’Sullivan.
A new category this year is the Emerging Talent Award and the nominees are Point-to-Point handler Peter Flood, joint-champion apprentice jockey Andrew Slattery, Joey Sheridan who rode 20 winners in his first season and Darragh O'Keeffe who rode out his claim this month and occupies second place in the jockeys’ championship.
GORDON ELLIOTT NOMINATED


Telegram Style
A magazine of style and substance.
Telegram Jeans
They're here! After a year of work, refinement, design, and collaboration, we're proud to finally launch Telegram jeans. Made in small runs in our factory here in Brooklyn, our jeans are a modern, skinny cut constructed from imported Japanese denim.
All the details are right, and they're right on-point: leather back patch with gold detailing, chainstitched waistband and hem, antiqued copper hardware.
We're also offering free shipping inside the continental US, and a limited run of black jeans as well.
Check them out here and let us know what you think!
Karl Lagerfeld, Chanel, and the Future of Design
This article on Karl Lagerfeld gives some revealing tidbits. His extreme work ethic, constant ability to throw everything away, and his impeccable taste contribute the longstanding dominance he's established at Chanel. He lives like an eighteenth-century aristocrat teleported to the modern day.
On work ethic:
Until recently, Lagerfeld produced eight collections a year for Chanel (both ready-to-wear and haute couture), five for the Italian luxury label Fendi, and several for labels under his own name—a staggering workload. In 2002, he added an extra Chanel show to his schedule: a high-end ready-to-wear collection designed to profile the work of the Paris métiers d’art, the ateliers that create, by hand, the embroideries, beading, tulle flowers, hats, and shoes on which couture designers rely.
On art:
He shoots the Chanel press kits and catalogues that accompany the collections, as well as fine-art photography, which he periodically displays in galleries. (He recently had a solo exhibition in Berlin.) An avid reader in four languages—English, French, German, and Italian—Lagerfeld also publishes books; his imprint, a division of the German house Steidl, is called Édition 7L, and a few years ago he opened a bookstore, also called 7L, in space adjoining his photo studio, on the Rue Lille. Édition 7L has published forty-one titles, on subjects that range across his many interests, which include (besides fashion and photography) literature, humor, advertising, music, newspapers, mythology, illustration, and architecture. Some of these books have a bracing impracticality: an anthology of the first ten years of the magazine Interview weighed forty-three kilos and was packaged in a wooden trolley of Lagerfeld’s devising.
On renewal:
“I throw everything away!” he declared.  I keep no archives of my own, no sketches, no photos, no clothes—nothing! I am supposed to do, I’m not supposed to remember!”
On taste:
Having purchased four apartments on two floors of a two-hundred-year-old building overlooking the Louvre, he is gutting the place and constructing a town house. The upper floor will contain only furniture and art made after the year 2000, including pieces by the Bouroullec brothers, Marc Newson, and others. The lower floor, Lagerfeld says, “is the Old World”; it will feature a large library furnished with pieces from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, as well as from his Art Deco collection. Living in the house will be “like floating in your own spaceship over a very civilized past,” Lagerfeld says.
The Craft of Small Business
There was great article in the New Yorker recently about the craft of small businesses: http://www.newyorker.com/business/currency/small-bountiful-small-business-craft-beer
[S]mall breweries came back. Their beers were not better advertised and certainly not better priced. Rather, the crafts went after an enormous blind spot for the big breweries—namely, flavor. I don’t entirely mean to be snide; more precisely, craft beer succeeded by opting not to compete directly, instead pursuing what can be called a “true differentiation” strategy. That means they established a product that, in the mind of the consumer, is markedly and undeniably different (as opposed to “false differentiation,” which is more or less the same thing with different packaging). True differentiation, if it works, actually changes consumer preferences. The dedicated craft-beer drinker, once he’s hooked, no longer cares if Coors Light costs three dollars less.
As Telegram Jeans are getting off the ground, we'd like to think that we're differentiated in the fact that we're small. We're not some big manufacturer or corporate conglomerate. We're just a few people who care intensely about the product we put out. We care enough about the product that every pair of jeans we put out is handmade, whether you call it "craft" or "small batch" or whatever buzzword you want.
Rock Music and Skinny Jeans
A good pair of jeans is hard to find, because for all the companies that make them, very few put in the legwork for both a very good fit and very fine materials. There are many "expensive" pairs, but there are fewer truly well-made pairs.
For Telegram we're only doing one cut to start, and that's a skinny cut made of Japanese denim.
Skinny jeans have been a part the "leading edge" of culture for decades now, and it's remarkable how well this look has held up. (Especially when paired with a nice leather jacket and bedhead-style hair). Let's recap:
- Older: The Ramones, or the Sex Pistols
- Newer: The Strokes, or Justice
- Even newer: Lenny Kravitz at the Super Bowl, or Kanye's more recent looks
Why skinny jeans? Everyone has their own tastes, and natural variation in body proportions mean that cuts from some manufacturers look great on some but hideous on others. But for those of reasonably slim build, a narrow cut fits the bill just right.
One thing we found when designing and cutting our own jeans was that a lot of companies get it wrong. They either make the jean out of very rigid denim (which is too hard to move around in) or very elastic denim (which doesn't wear as well as pure cotton). For Telegram we looked for a happy medium between these two -- we found an importer who could hook us up with Kaihara denim, from a mill dating back to 1893 (!). We then designed, cut, and sewed our first pairs here in Brooklyn, and found that the result was form-fitting but durable, and comfortable to boot.
Of course, these are handmade, "artisinal" quality jeans, so the price went up commeasurately. But we think it's worth it.
The materials and workmanship speak for themselves, and our product photos show them off beautifully. Check it out: Telegram Jeans. Japanese denim, cut and sewn in Brooklyn.
Build One to Throw Away
In engineering there's a saying, "build one to throw away".
You make a prototype and then scrap it. You try out ideas in the hope that one of them sticks.
Because the real metric of progress isn't how much you've made, it's how much you've thrown away.


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A field definition can include a set of attributes, a new modifier, a valid combination of the four access modifiers, and a static modifier. Also, a field declaration can include a read-only modifier or a volatile modifier, but not both. The public, protected, and private access modifiers are introduced by the <javaFieldAccess> element. The FieldModifiers and Data Type apply to all the decorators in the declaration.
apiData, javaFieldAccess, javaFieldArray, javaFieldClass, javaFieldInterface, javaFieldPrimitive, javaFinalField, javaStaticField, javaTransientField, javaVolatileField
( (javaFinalField) (optional) then (javaStaticField) (optional) then (javaTransientField) (optional) then (javaVolatileField) (optional) then (javaFieldAccess) (optional) then (javaFieldClass or javaFieldInterface or javaFieldPrimitive) then (javaFieldArray) (any number) then (apiData) (optional))


Creates a FindTrigger object for you, based on FindTrigger defaults and the overrides provided as a param.
The trigger defined here will override the default FindTrigger.
Triggers when the clientCategoryFilter is changed.
Triggers when the clientId property has changed
Triggers when the from date property has changed.
Triggers when the to date property has changed.
Triggers when the filter property has changed.
Triggers when the generateContent property has changed.
Note: Only available for v4+.
Triggers when the generateContentHighlights property has changed.
Note: Only available for v4+.
Triggers when the useGrouping property has changed.
Triggers when the orderBy property has changed.
Triggers when the page property has changed.
Triggers when the pageSize property has changed.
Turns on or off all query-related triggers.
Delay triggers until changes has not been made to the query for a certain time (milliseconds). This is to avoid executing searches constantly while the user is typing. The queryChangeInstantRegex has precedence. This delay is only considered when that regex doesn't match. Set value to less than zero to make sure we only trigger when the queryChangeInstantRegex matches.
Note: Requires queryChanged to be true. Note: Requires query to be longer than queryMinLength.
Default for Categorize is to not run delayed lookups and instead only do that for queryChangeInstantRegex matches.
Triggers action immediately instead of delayed when the query matches the regex.
Note: Requires queryChanged to be true. Note: Requires query to be longer than queryMinLength.
Default: Trigger on first ENTER after non-whitespace (i.e. user presses enter at the end of the query-field, if it is a "multiline"" and accepts the enter").
Min length before triggering. For Categorize (and Find) this should be ok with short queries too. One character followed by an enter (default).
Note: Requires queryChanged to be true.
Triggers when the searchType property has changed.
Triggers when the uiLanguageCode property has changed. Note: Overrides the default set in CategorizeTriggers. Default: Do not refetch on change - as there are no language-dependent data in the find-response.
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These are the triggers that define when and when not to trigger a find lookup.


Hi,
Is it possible and easy to add new type of widget ?
My idea is to use one for weather but maybe usefull for anytype of energy.
In my case, I will like to have a widget displaying an image, this image being based on a value from feed (for exemple, cloudly, rainging, sunny ...)
I don't know if it's possible or usefull for other people as it's a weather oriented (but maybe can be used for warning on other energy) For me, weather still a type of energy, and getting the energy conditions at same place than your consommation as meaning (in one eye, knowing that's it's snowing can explain why you use more power)
Re: Emoncms : new type widget
Hi, it depends on how skilled you are with jquery and how much time you are willing to spend in getting used to how it is done in emoncms.
In general, you can avoid that by using text containers (that really are translated to a div in the dashboard) and including whatever html you need (images, links, iframes)
This is an example of how I embed in one of my dashboards data from my weather station sensors:
<iframe style="width:800px; height:800px;" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" marginheight="0" marginwidth="0" src="/weather/wugraphs.php"></iframe>
(I attached a picture of the result)
For simple things like displaying static images , you simply add the proper img src link (a thermometer for example, to display it next to a temperature feed), for more complex things like a weather icon that has to change depending on feed value ... I don't know. The first thing that comes to mind is that emoncms is more geared towards storing numeric feeds, anything else will have to be converted by a middle layer in best cases (wind direction) and I really don't think you'll be able to store weather descriptions in a feed, so you maybe better off picking whatever ready made solution for displaying weather data suits you needs and embedding it in an iframe in a dashboard (like I did)
Also, displaying the feeds is only the first step, because next come the weahter graphs that are pretty different that what emoncms does best: displaying power consumption
Just my 2 cents, by the way
Have fun