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Provides details about the child. Contains more than 150 entries and connected contact addresses. Includes option for posting to the list.
Provides information about adoption. Includes legal information, links to other related pages, Canadian resources.
Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, online.
Offers simple online games that teach the alphabet and counting. Plans to add more educational games.
Contains pictures drawn on a computer or typewriter using only typed letters and symbols.
Allows you to make your own Lite-Brite-style pictures on the web and see what other people have made.
Features a new craft project every week. Emphasizes learning, creativity, and problem-solving, while having the fun of doing crafts. Includes links to related sites, and suggested books for further reading, as well as free craft software to download. Craft projects offer a variety of designs, patterns to print, and illustrated instructions, and many of them could serve to integrate hands-on learning with math and/or science lessons.
Categorizes and rates children's Web sites. Offers links to online projects, interactive exhibits, educational information, and fun.
Lists a few hundred "kid-safe" sites, divided into seven sections full of links to kids' sites.
Provides information about the Boy Scouts of America and lists of troops online.
Lists and briefly describes links to educational sites and fun online activities, including icons that reveal whether the link is graphic-heavy, has sounds, originates in Canada, and so on.
Offers several types of pages to color interactively online using the mouse. Requires a Macintosh program, available for download on site.
Contains the text of a brochure prepared by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Lists ways to protect your child from possible harm on the Internet, and also presents a model "child-parent" pledge for Internet usage rules.
Nonprofit children's advocacy group. Provides information related to the education, health, welfare, and safety of American children.
Sports a set of interactive children's books (of which you also can order hard copy versions).
Offers a new word every day.
Provides information about crayons. Also offers a Crayola Trivia game.
Offers site where kids can meet and mail each other, read, shop, and play games.
Online magazine for kids. Includes games, fiction, and non-fiction.
Offers a short animation of Mr. Potato Head being put together.
Lets you ask a question and click on a skull for an answer (remember the magic 8-ball?).
Provides information about frogs.
Lets children show their work to kids (and adults) around the world. Consists of links to children's art work on Web pages or FTP servers.
Provides way for parents and kids to play and learn science together with suggested experiments
Contains categorized links to sites that kids have created and put on the Web themselves. Includes science, language arts, and school newspapers. Searchable.
Enables you to find out the distance of any place in America.
Exhibits dinosaurs created and named by a kindergarten class in Texas. The children drew pictures (or used the computer to create a picture) and described their creations. Also includes poems.
A site laid out like a newspaper (if you have Netscape 1.1), its main purpose being creation of multiauthor documents[md]similar make-your-own-adventure stories. Serves as a discussion forum for children's literature and movies, a place for kids to post their own reviews of kids' books. Another project here is the KidoPedia[md]an international project allowing kids to create an international encyclopedia.
Presents science projects and offers a trivia question for kids to answer.
Provides information about kites and kite-flying.
Presents images and directions for making your own origami. Offers links to more polygonic creations.
Provides information on juggling.
Teaches about kids in Japan.
Offers poems and stories written by children.
Provides kid-related information. Serves as online meeting place for kids.
Links to various kids' sites.
Exhibits art work done by children, in English and Japanese. Accepts submissions of stories and art work by children.
Serves as a network to which kids can register (free) and choose a personal password, and then on which they can play geography or other brain-teaser games or find a keypal (only other KidsCom registered users), among other available activities. Also includes a section in which parents or teachers can discuss kids, the Internet, schools, and so forth.
Presents an online playground just for kids. Includes some resources for parents, too.
Provides information about new LEGO products and ideas for LEGO fun.
Contains more than 30 links to safe sites for children of all ages.
Ask the 8-Ball a question and see what answer you get.
Online version of the game Master-Mind.
Contains Marmaduke's own web page, complete with two-week archive of current strips.
Lists what are locally considered the ten best Web sites for children; updated monthly. References diverse links.
Provides information about parenting. Includes the full text of many articles about parenting, family life, and urban/minority families, as well as other information for parents, teachers, and counselors.
Provides safety information for kids: Internet safety, fire safety, avoiding fights, and more.
Provides information to join the PCC and links to other Peanuts-related online pages.
Offers a psychic chicken who knows all.
Presents humor and hands-on activities. Challenges kids to think and reason out the answer to a question. Also offers a catalog of innovative science education products.
Presents an account from two guys who took playing with food to extremes.
Provides information about teddy bears and for joining a mailing list for collectors.
Offers special software just for kids (for PCs and Macs).
Offers software you can use to help you screen out unwanted material your kids could find on the Internet (PCs only).
Lets you play Yahtzee online.
Provides information about PEZ candies and dispensers.
Presents a long list of strange questions about life.
Houses Bert's Coloring Programs Series, Rachel's Fashion Dolls, and Peter's Warbirds. Provides information about these MS-DOS-based programs. Also offers a link to download shareware versions of all different versions of coloring book software.
Provides lists by birthday.
Teaches Cat's Cradle and other string games.
Offers links to interactive online experiences.
Presents a spirograph that draws according to the numbers you input.
Provides lucky numbers and fortunes.


"You lie!" Bellows the Branch Manager, "No one named Salley even works here! Unless, of course, you are referring to Salley, SC."
Yes, Yes, you stammer Salley SC!
"You mean the one formerly known as John Town?
Settled by land grants from King George II of England?
Burned by Sherman during the Civil War?
Incorporated by SC Legislature Dempsey Salley around 1887?
That Salley?" The Branch Manager Viking King guy Inquired.
Yes, Yes, Yes, that very one! You reply. "That is nowhere near here!"
As you fly towards Salley, you guess you hit something hard and blackout from the pain.  You stay there for what seems like weeks. All they give you for sustenance is moldy bread and dirty water.
One says this one is going to be unique. That everyone is going to get to come. They say they are going to set up the execution someplace called Sally SC. The other one asks, you mean the one formerly known as Johns Town?


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Something I learned about my own ego is that I am very stubborn.
The roles of values, empathy and self awareness in terms of learning and programing are mostly to keep you grounded i would say.
something that surprised me about core learning is the usefulness of it all really.I went in thinking i wouldn't need it much but as I've gotten more and more into it ive come out with a lot more of an appreciation for mindfulness and all that other good stuff. Why I think core learning is important to learn in a course about coding is, well coding is a lot of trial and error and that plagues a fair bit on your mind.
Do I think that the time spent learning core skills was a waste of time? No. Now that I've gotten into the bootcamp side of things I’ll say that I don't get a whole lot of spare time so being able to manage the stress of it all is real cool.


String
struct String
Extends String
to support the Action Data controls and adds convenience methods for working with UIImage
and UIColor
properties in a Codable
, Encodable
or Decodable
class.
Examples:
// Get the hex representation of a color in iOS, tvOS and watchOS.
let hex: String ~= UIColor.white
-
Sets the
String
from the givenUIColor
where the color is converted to a hex string in the format#rrggbbaa
where:rr
- Specifies the red component as a hex value in the range 00 to FF.gg
- Specifies the green component as a hex value in the range 00 to FF.bb
- Specifies the blue component as a hex value in the range 00 to FF.aa
- Specifies the alpha component as a hex value in the range 00 to FF.
Examples:
// Get the hex representation of a color in iOS, tvOS and watchOS. let hex: String ~= UIColor.white
Declaration
Swift
public static func ~= ( left: inout String, right: UIColor)
-
Sets the
String
from the givenUIImage
where the image is converted to a PNG representation and Base 64 encoded.Examples:
// Get the Base 64 representation of an image in iOS, tvOS and watchOS. let hex: String ~= UIImage(named: "Background.png")
Declaration
Swift
public static func ~= ( left: inout String, right: UIImage)
-
Attempts to convert the
String
into aUIColor
if it is in the formatrrggbb
orrrggbbaa
where:rr
- Specifies the red component as a hex value in the range 00 to FF.gg
- Specifies the green component as a hex value in the range 00 to FF.bb
- Specifies the blue component as a hex value in the range 00 to FF.aa
- Specifies the alpha component as a hex value in the range 00 to FF.
Examples:
// Get the hex representation of a color in iOS, tvOS and watchOS. let hex: String ~= UIColor.white let color = hex.uiColor
The hex string can optionally start with the prefix of
#
. If theString
cannot be converted to aUIImage
,nil
is returned.Declaration
Swift
public var uiColor: UIColor?
-
If the
String
contains a Base 64 encoded representation of an image it is returns as aUIImage
, elsenil
is returned.Examples:
// Get the Base 64 representation of an image in iOS, tvOS and watchOS. let hex: String ~= UIImage(named: "Background.png") let image = hex.uiImage
Declaration
Swift
public var uiImage: UIImage?
-
Initializes a
String
instance from a givenUIColor
stored in the format#rrggbbaa
where:rr
- Specifies the red component as a hex value in the range 00 to FF.gg
- Specifies the green component as a hex value in the range 00 to FF.bb
- Specifies the blue component as a hex value in the range 00 to FF.aa
- Specifies the alpha component as a hex value in the range 00 to FF.
Examples:
// Get the hex representation of a color in iOS, tvOS and watchOS. let hex = String(fromColor: UIColor.white)
Declaration
Swift
public init(fromColor color: UIColor)
Parameters
color
The given
UIColor
to convert to a hex string. -
Initializes a
String
instance from a givenUIImage
where the image is converted to a PNG representation and Base 64 encoded.Examples:
// Get the Base 64 representation of an image in iOS, tvOS and watchOS. let hex = String(fromImage: UIImage(named: "Background.png"))
Declaration
Swift
public init(fromImage image: UIImage)
-
Returns a pretty-printed type name (minus the module name) for the given value.
Example:
// Assings a pretty type name let name = String.typeName(of: "<module>")
Declaration
Swift
public static func typeName(of value: Any) -> String
Parameters
value
The value to get the type name of.
Return Value
The type name minus the module name.
-
Returns the draw height of the string in the given font constrained to the given width.
Example:
// Get a string height in iOS, tvOS and watchOS let font = UIFont.systemFont(ofSize: 34, weight: UIFontWeightThin) let text = "Hello World" let height = text.height(withConstrainedWidth: 250, font: font)
Declaration
Swift
public func height(withConstrainedWidth width: CGFloat, font: UIFont) -> CGFloat
Parameters
width
The pixel width to constrain the string to.
font
The font that the string will be drawn in.
Return Value
The height of the string drawn in the given font constrained to the given width.
-
Returns the draw width of the string in the given font constrained to the given height.
Example:
// Get a string height in iOS, tvOS and watchOS let font = UIFont.systemFont(ofSize: 34, weight: UIFontWeightThin) let text = "Hello World" let height = text.width(withConstrainedHeight: 50, font: font)
Declaration
Swift
public func width(withConstrainedHeight height: CGFloat, font: UIFont) -> CGFloat
Parameters
height
The pixel height to constrain the string to.
font
The font that the string will be drawn in.
Return Value
The width of the string drawn in the given font constrained to the given height.
-
Returns the drawing bounds of the string in the given font constrained to the given maximum bounds.
Example:
// Get a string height in iOS, tvOS and watchOS let font = UIFont.systemFont(ofSize: 34, weight: UIFontWeightThin) let text = "Hello World" let bounds = text.bounds(withConstrainedSize: GGSize(width: 250, height: 50), font: font)
- size: The maximum pixel width and height on the string.
font: The font that the string will be drawn in.
Declaration
Swift
public func bounds(withConstrainedSize size: CGSize, font: UIFont) -> CGSize
Return Value
The bounds on the string drawn in the given font constrained to the given maximum bounds.


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{% highlight bash %}npm install bulma{% endhighlight %}--- title: Customize Bulma with Sass layout: documentation doc-tab: overview doc-subtab: customize breadcrumb: - home - documentation - overview - overview-customize --- {% capture scss_code %} // 1. Import the initial variables @import "../sass/utilities/initial-variables"; @import "../sass/utilities/functions"; // 2. Set your own initial variables // Update blue $blue: #72d0eb; // Add pink and its invert $pink: #ffb3b3; $pink-invert: #fff; // Add a serif family $family-serif: "Merriweather", "Georgia", serif; // 3. Set the derived variables // Use the new pink as the primary color $primary: $pink; $primary-invert: $pink-invert; // Use the existing orange as the danger color $danger: $orange; // Use the new serif family $family-primary: $family-serif; // 4. Setup your Custom Colors $linkedin: #0077b5; $linkedin-invert: findColorInvert($linkedin); $twitter: #55acee; $twitter-invert: findColorInvert($twitter); $github: #333; $github-invert: findColorInvert($github); // 5. Add new color variables to the color map. @import "../sass/utilities/derived-variables"; $addColors: ( "twitter":($twitter, $twitter-invert), "linkedin": ($linkedin, $linkedin-invert), "github": ($github, $github-invert) ); $colors: map-merge($colors, $addColors); // 6. Import the rest of Bulma @import "../bulma"; {% endcapture %}
If you're familiar with Sass and want to customize Bulma with your own colors and variables, just install Bulma via npm:
1
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{% highlight bash %}npm install bulma{% endhighlight %}2
Set your variables
Create a file called mystyles.scss
and add your own colors, set new fonts, override Bulma's default styles...
3
See the result: before and after
As $blue
has been updated, and since $blue-invert
is automatically calculated with the function $blue-invert: findColorInvert($blue)
, the $blue-invert
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Constructor
new Error(code, message)
Constructs a new ML.Error object with the given code and message.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
code |
Number | An error code constant from ML.Error . |
message |
String | A detailed description of the error. |
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(static, constant) ACCOUNT_ALREADY_LINKED
Error code indicating that an an account being linked is already linked
to another user.
(static, constant) CACHE_MISS
Error code indicating the result was not found in the cache.
(static, constant) COMMAND_UNAVAILABLE
Error code indicating that the feature you tried to access is only
available internally for testing purposes.
(static, constant) CONNECTION_FAILED
Error code indicating the connection to the ML servers failed.
(static, constant) DUPLICATE_VALUE
Error code indicating that a unique field was given a value that is
already taken.
(static, constant) EMAIL_MISSING
Error code indicating that the email is missing, but must be specified.
(static, constant) EMAIL_NOT_FOUND
Error code indicating that a user with the specified email was not found.
(static, constant) EMAIL_TAKEN
Error code indicating that the email has already been taken.
(static, constant) EXCEEDED_QUOTA
Error code indicating that an application quota was exceeded. Upgrade to
resolve.
(static, constant) FILE_DELETE_ERROR
Error code indicating an error deleting a file.
(static, constant) FILE_SAVE_ERROR
Error code indicating an error saving a file.
(static, constant) FILE_TOO_LARGE
Error code indicating a file that was too large.
(static, constant) INCORRECT_TYPE
Error code indicating that a field was set to an inconsistent type.
(static, constant) INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR
Error code indicating that something has gone wrong with the server.
If you get this error code, it is ML's fault. Contact us at
https://maxleap.com/help
(static, constant) INVALID_CHANNEL_NAME
Error code indicating an invalid channel name. A channel name is either
an empty string (the broadcast channel) or contains only a-zA-Z0-9_
characters and starts with a letter.
(static, constant) INVALID_CLASS_NAME
Error code indicating a missing or invalid classname. Classnames are
case-sensitive. They must start with a letter, and a-zA-Z0-9_ are the
only valid characters.
(static, constant) INVALID_CONTENT_LENGTH
Error code indicating an invalid content length.
(static, constant) INVALID_EMAIL_ADDRESS
Error code indicating that the email address was invalid.
(static, constant) INVALID_FILE_NAME
Error code indicating that an invalid filename was used for MLFile.
A valid file name contains only a-zA-Z0-9_. characters and is between 1
and 128 characters.
(static, constant) INVALID_IMAGE_DATA
Error code indicating that invalid image data was provided.
(static, constant) INVALID_JSON
Error code indicating that badly formed JSON was received upstream. This
either indicates you have done something unusual with modifying how
things encode to JSON, or the network is failing badly.
(static, constant) INVALID_KEY_NAME
Error code indicating an invalid key name. Keys are case-sensitive. They
must start with a letter, and a-zA-Z0-9_ are the only valid characters.
(static, constant) INVALID_LINKED_SESSION
Error code indicating that a user with a linked (e.g. Facebook) account
has an invalid session.
(static, constant) INVALID_NESTED_KEY
Error code indicating that an invalid key was used in a nested
JSONObject.
(static, constant) INVALID_POINTER
Error code indicating a malformed pointer. You should not see this unless
you have been mucking about changing internal ML code.
(static) INVALID_PUSH_TIME_ERROR
Error code indicating an invalid push time.
(static, constant) INVALID_QUERY
Error code indicating you tried to query with a datatype that doesn't
support it, like exact matching an array or object.
(static, constant) INVALID_ROLE_NAME
Error code indicating that a role's name is invalid.
(static, constant) LINKED_ID_MISSING
Error code indicating that a user cannot be linked to an account because
that account's id could not be found.
(static, constant) MISSING_CONTENT_LENGTH
Error code indicating a missing content length.
(static, constant) MISSING_CONTENT_TYPE
Error code indicating a missing content type.
(static, constant) MISSING_OBJECT_ID
Error code indicating an unspecified object id.
(static, constant) MUST_CREATE_USER_THROUGH_SIGNUP
Error code indicating that a user can only be created through signup.
(static, constant) NOT_FIND_USER
Error code indicating that a username not found
to another user.
(static, constant) NOT_INITIALIZED
You must call ML.initialize before using the ML library.
(static, constant) OBJECT_NOT_FOUND
Error code indicating the specified object doesn't exist.
(static, constant) OBJECT_TOO_LARGE
Error code indicating that the object is too large.
(static, constant) OPERATION_FORBIDDEN
Error code indicating that the operation isn't allowed for clients.
(static, constant) OTHER_CAUSE
Error code indicating some error other than those enumerated here.
(static, constant) PASSWORD_MISMATCH
Error code indicating that password mismatch
to another user.
(static, constant) PASSWORD_MISSING
Error code indicating that the password is missing or empty.
(static, constant) PUSH_MISCONFIGURED
Error code indicating that push is misconfigured.
(static, constant) SCRIPT_FAILED
Error code indicating that a Cloud Code script failed.
(static, constant) SESSION_MISSING
Error code indicating that a user object without a valid session could
not be altered.
(static, constant) TIMEOUT
Error code indicating that the request timed out on the server. Typically
this indicates that the request is too expensive to run.
(static, constant) UNSAVED_FILE_ERROR
Error code indicating an unsaved file.
(static, constant) UNSUPPORTED_SERVICE
Error code indicating that a service being linked (e.g. Facebook or
Twitter) is unsupported.
(static, constant) USERNAME_MISSING
Error code indicating that the username is missing or empty.
(static, constant) USERNAME_TAKEN
Error code indicating that the username has already been taken.
(static, constant) VALIDATION_ERROR
Error code indicating that a Cloud Code validation failed.
(static, constant) X_DOMAIN_REQUEST
Error code indicating a real error code is unavailable because
we had to use an XDomainRequest object to allow CORS requests in
Internet Explorer, which strips the body from HTTP responses that have
a non-2XX status code.


I have been taking nutmeg trips 3 or 4 times a year since my late 20's. I do this for the huge erections I get when I take this amount. I find 20 to 25 grams to be a dose that gets the results I want without too many bad effects. I am gay and I start masturbating off and on about 3 or 4 hours after ingestion. The sexual feelings and huge erection I get just blows me away. I pick a day when there is no one to bug me and I have not orgasmed for a few days. I eat a good breadfast at 8:00 and ingest the nutmeg with orange juice at noonhour. I start getting really horny after about 4 hrs and just increases from there.
Note; it is really important to eat supper and sip water occasionally.  I eat some cereal at midnight, and continue sipping water. This helps to smooth out the trip and keeps my stomach feeling good.
It can get intense with rapid heartbeat and anxiety but sipping water helps. I start to come down about 4 or 5 in the morning and I sleep a few hours before getting up to a shower and big bowl of cereal. Again, eating lots of food and drink over the next couple of days helps to reduce the 'washed out' feeling. I find taking the nutmeg dose on an empty stomach is most effective and then eat a meal about 3 hrs later. I find the sexual experience on nutmeg to be unbelievable, but some masturbation and exploration initiates it.
For strong sexual effects, a dose of 20-25 grams is needed but unwanted side effects are greatly reduced with food and drink every 4 or 5 hours during the trip. I would not take a dose greater than 30 grams because I think I would be stoned for 2 days. For me, it is a treat worth looking forward to.  It is the only substance I have found in my life that truly makes me very horny, again it depends on the dose. Viagra will give me a huge erection but not the horny feelings!
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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,
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, and
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This page demonstrates creation of indexes on the third fact table and dimension table to improve query processing by
reducing the need for full table scans and repeated sorting of data for queries.
Operation
- Create fact table 'subscriber_msisdn_history_ind' and dimension table 'dedicated_account_ind'
- Create a regular index on the 'subscriber_msisdn' column as it is used in the join between tables
Best Practices
- Index every Primary Key (PK) and most Foreign Keys (FK) in a database. Most joins occur between PKs and FKs
- Columns frequently referenced in WHERE clauses are good candidates for an index. An exception to this rule is when the predicate provides minimal filtering (for eg. inequalities)
- Specify indexes on columns used for equality and range queries
- Add indexes only when absolutely necessary. Remember that indexes significantly impact INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE performance, and they also require storage
- Examine queries with range or with ORDER BY clauses to identify clustering dimensions
- Avoid or remove redundant indexes


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Introduction
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by TIMESOFINDIA.COMKatrina Kaif is one of the A-list actresses of Bollywood. She has come a long way in the industry and made a place for herself in everyone's hearts.
The actress often gets snapped by the paparazzi on various occasions. Recently, she was snapped post her dinner outing with Vicky Kaushal which added fuel to fire of their dating rumours.
Today, Kat was clicked by the shutterbugs as she stepped out in the city. Well, if you think Vick was accompanying her, you will be disappointed. Kat went out and about in Bandra and had a sweet smile on her face. The actress even waved at the cameras! For the night, she decided to wear a black outfit and she looked absolutely pretty in it.
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On the other hand, we hear that Kat and Vicky will ring in their New Year together.
Meanwhile, on the work front, Katrina will be next seen in Rohit Shetty's cop drama 'Sooryavanshi' co-starring Akshay Kumar. The film has been slated for March 2020 release.


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“The sect of Jumpers was founded in the year 1760, in the county of Cornwall, by two fanatics, who were, even at that time, able to collect together a considerable party. By the use of certain unmeaning words they work themselves up into a state of religious frenzy, in which they seem to have scarcely any control over their senses. They then begin to jump with strange gestures, repeating this exercise with all their might until they are exhausted, so that it not unfrequently happens that women who, like the Maenades, practise these religious exercises, are carried away from the midst of them in a state of syncope, whilst the remaining members of the congregations, for miles together, on their way home, terrify those whom they meet by the sight of such demoniacal ravings.” — Justus Friedrich Karl Hecker, The Black Death And The Dancing Mania


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THE 13TH WARRIOR A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1999 Christopher Null filmcritic.com
Take a little BRAVEHEART, take a little BEOWULF. Mix them together with a bit of THE GOONIES, and you've got yourself THE 13TH WARRIOR
Here, at last, is a movie that is *exactly* what you expect it's going to be. From the opening scene, where Ahmed Ibn Fahdlan (Bandaras) is shipped across the world for political reasons, to the end, where Ahmed finds himself an unlikely hero amidst a group of Norse warriors, this is a traditional, big, action movie from start to finish.
There's no mysterious surprise or turn of events. The bad guys (aka `The Eaters of the Dead,' taking their name from the Michael Crichton book on which this film is based) are just a bunch of bad guys with no reason for being bad.  Banderas is an Asian Zorro. The movie clocks in just under two hours, whereupon you get up from your seat and leave the theater, trying to form an opinion about what you've just seen.
And I found that incredibly difficult to do. THE 13TH WARRIOR is simply without thrills and excitement. It's also without any huge negatives that would compel me to tell you to avoid the movie. It's just *there*.
And that's hardly worth getting excited about, for good or for bad. Skip this one, and check out the *other* McTiernan film playing right now: THE THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR.
RATING: **1/2
|------------------------------| \ ***** Perfection \ \ **** Good, memorable film \ \ *** Average, hits and misses \ \ ** Sub-par on many levels \ \ * Unquestionably awful \ |------------------------------|
MPAA Rating: R
Director: John McTiernan Producer: John McTiernan, Michael Crichton, Ned Dowd Writer: William Wisher, Warren Lewis Starring: Antonio Banderas, Vladimir Kulich, Dennis Storhoi, Daniel Southern, Neil Maffin
http://www.the13thwarrior.com/ --- Christopher Null -<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- http://www.filmcritic.com Author - Network Administrator's Reference, 1999, ISBN 0-07-882588-1 http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0078825881/filmcriticcom
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Guan Eng: Govt may launch stimulus package if global economy weakens
PONTIAN, Nov 9 — The government may consider introducing an economic stimulus package if the global economy worsens next year, says Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng.
He said the matter had been discussed at Cabinet meetings before and after the tabling of Budget 2020.
“Actually, I had stated that we would have the space if global economic conditions worsen.
“We will ensure (there is) space to stimulate the economy as mentioned by (Home Minister) Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin. This has been discussed. What he (Muhyiddin) said is right,” he told reporters when met before a “kopitiam session” near the Kukup International Ferry Terminal near here today.
“We will discuss together,” he added.
Two days ago, Muhyiddin urged the government to launch a stimulus package to boost the country’s economic growth.
Lim said in Budget 2020, the government had already introduced a mini stimulus package in the form of a one-off incentive of RM30 in credit in the e-wallets of Malaysians to promote their use of e-wallets.
“(The allocation to implement this) is estimated at about RM500 million, so this is also a stimulus package.
“So when we discuss with the private sector who will probably implement this programme, there will probably be more good news,” he said, noting that the incentive can be claimed and used in the first two months of next year.
“If the global situation worsens, we have the space for the economic stimulus, we have already made the preparations,” he added. — Bernama


Name: Maggie Saldivia
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I've decided to learn programming because the thought of "building" is very exciting to me. Square - (Current) Program Manager for the risk team. SQL ninja and Looker whisperer. Stripe - 2018(or was it 17) - 2020 Payment Solutions Manager and Risk Payments Industry person. SQL'd a lot. Got my first gray hair. Finance, Non-profit, Art Gallery - 2015-2018 It was all very stressful... and fun.
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qiBullet
1.4.3
Bullet-based python simulation for SoftBank Robotics' robots.
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Public Member Functions | |
| def | __init__ (self, fsr_dict) |
| def | getValue (self, fsr_name) |
| def | getValues (self, fsr_names) |
| def | getTotalValue (self, fsr_names) |
Public Attributes | |
| fsr_dict | |
Class defining a tool to handle multiple FSRs on the feet of a bipedal robot
| def qibullet.fsr.FsrHandler.__init__ | ( | self, | |
| fsr_dict | |||
| ) |
Constructor. The fsr sensors are passed to the handler through the fsr_dict , with the following structure: {'fsr_name': Fsr, ...} fsr_name being the name of the fsr (string, for instance NaoFsr.LFOOT_FL or "LFsrFL_frame"), and Fsr being the associated object Parameters: fsr_dict - Dict containing the FSRs of the robot
| def qibullet.fsr.FsrHandler.getTotalValue | ( | self, | |
| fsr_names | |||
| ) |
Returns the total weight value (the sum of all FSRs corresponding to the names passed to the method). If no names are specified, the method will return 0.0 Parameters: fsr_names - List containing the FSR names (for instance NaoFsr.LFOOT) Returns: total_weight - The sum of all values for the corresponding FSRs
| def qibullet.fsr.FsrHandler.getValue | ( | self, | |
| fsr_name | |||
| ) |
Returns the weight detected on the Z axis of the specified FSR. The return value is given in kg (computed from the measured force on the Z axis and the gravity of the simulation). If the required fsr does not exist, the method will raise a pybullet error WARNING: The returned value is an approximation. Good practice: instead of the value itself, take into account the variation of the value, in order to detect any change at foot contact level. Parameters: fsr_name - The name of the FSR, as a string (for instance NaoFsr.LFOOT_FL or "LFsrFL_frame") Returns: fsr_value - The measured value
| def qibullet.fsr.FsrHandler.getValues | ( | self, | |
| fsr_names | |||
| ) |
Returns all of the FSR weight values for the FSRs corresponding to the passed names. If the list of passed names is empty, the method will return an empty list Parameters: fsr_names - List containing the FSR names (for instance NaoFsr.LFOOT) Returns: fsr_values - The measured values for the corresponding FSRs, as a List


Class: ObjectRenderer
| Defined in: | src\ObjectRenderer.coffee |
Overview
Renders an object of templates. Each entry must either be an engine object {engine: templatePath} or a rendering function ([Object] values) -> [String] rendered template
Examples:
values =
email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>firstName: "John"
lastName: "Doe"
link: "http://www.example.com/ResetPasswordLink"
templates =
to: (values) -> values.email
subject: -> "Example.com password reset request"
text: jade: "textTemplate"
new ObjectRenderer({basePath: "templates"}).render(templates, values).done(console.log)
result =
to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>subject: "Example.com password reset request"
text: "Hello John, [...]"
Instance Method Summary
- ~ (void) render(templates, values, callback) Render the properties of the template object to strings.
Constructor Details
#
(void)
constructor(options)
Create a new ObjectRenderer.
Instance Method Details
~
(void)
render(templates, values, callback)
~
(Object)
render(templates, values)
Render the properties of the template object to strings. The resulting object has the same keys as the templates object set in the constructor. templates needs to be an object with each property either being an object {engine: templatePath}, or a rendering function ([Object] values) -> [String] rendered template render can either be called with a callback, or, if called without, will return a promise.


2017 Carolina Panthers schedule
| Week | Date | Kickoff | Opponent | Result | Record | Game Site |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | September 10, 2017 | 4:25 p.m. EDT | at San Francisco 49ers | W 23-3 | 1-0 | Levi's Stadium |
| 2 | September 17, 2017 | 1:00 p.m. EDT | Buffalo Bills | W 9-3 | 2-0 | Bank of America Stadium |
| 3 | September 24, 2017 | 1:00 p.m. EDT | New Orleans Saints | L 13-34 | 2-1 | Bank of America Stadium |
| 4 | October 1, 2017 | 1:00 p.m. EDT | at New England Patriots | W 33-30 | 3-1 | Gillette Stadium |
| 5 | October 8, 2017 | 1:00 p.m. EDT | at Detroit Lions | W 27-24 | 4-1 | Ford Field |
| 6 | October 12, 2017 | 8:25 p.m. EDT | Philadelphia Eagles | L 23-28 | 4-2 | Bank of America Stadium |
| 7 | October 22, 2017 | 1:00 p.m. EDT | at Chicago Bears | L 3-17 | 4-3 | Soldier Field |
| 8 | October 29, 2017 | 1:00 p.m. EDT | at Tampa Bay Buccaneers | W 17-3 | 5-3 | Raymond James Stadium |
| 9 | November 5, 2017 | 1:00 p.m. EST | Atlanta Falcons | W 20-17 | 6-3 | Bank of America Stadium |
| 10 | November 13, 2017 | 8:30 p.m. EST | Miami Dolphins | W 45-21 | 7-3 | Bank of America Stadium |
| 11 | Bye | |||||
| 12 | November 26, 2017 | 1:00 p.m. EST | at New York Jets | W 35-27 | 8-3 | MetLife Stadium |
| 13 | December 3, 2017 | 4:25 p.m. EST | at New Orleans Saints | L 21-31 | 8-4 | Mercedes-Benz Superdome |
| 14 | December 10, 2017 | 1:00 p.m. EST | Minnesota Vikings | W 31-24 | 9-4 | Bank of America Stadium |
| 15 | December 17, 2017 | 1:00 p.m. EST | Green Bay Packers | W 31-24 | 10-4 | Bank of America Stadium |
| 16 | December 24, 2017 | 1:00 p.m. EST | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | W 22-19 | 11-4 | Bank of America Stadium |
| 17 | December 31, 2017 | 1:00 p.m. EST | at Atlanta Falcons | L 10-22 | 11-5 | Mercedes-Benz Stadium |
| Round | Date | Kickoff | Opponent (seed) | Result | Record | Game Site |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wild Card | January 7, 2018 | 4:40 p.m. EST | at New Orleans Saints (4) | L 26-31 | 0-1 | Mercedes-Benz Superdome |
2017 Team Statistics
| Category | Statistic | Rank in NFL |
|---|---|---|
| Total Offense (Yards/Game) | 323.7 | 19th |
| Offensive Passing (Yards/Game) | 192.3 | 28th |
| Offensive Rushing (Yards/Game) | 131.4 | 4th |
| Points per Game Scored | 22.7 | 12th |
| Offensive Penalties | 83 (682 yds) | 32nd |
| Third-Down Conversion Rate | 93/222 (42%) | 7th |
| Total Defense (Yards/Game) | 317.1 | 7th |
| Defensive Passing (Yards/Game) | 229.1 | 18th |
| Defensive Rushing (Yards/Game) | 88.1 | 3rd |
| Points per Game Allowed | 20.4 | 22nd |
| Defensive Penalties | 101 (905 yds) | T-21st |
| Turnover Ratio/Margin | -1 | 18th |


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java.lang.Object controller.BitPay
public class BitPay
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
static java.lang.String |
FACADE_MERCHANT
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static java.lang.String |
FACADE_PAYROLL
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static java.lang.String |
FACADE_POS
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static java.lang.String |
FACADE_USER
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static java.lang.String |
PUBLIC_NO_TOKEN
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| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
BitPay()
Constructor for use if the keys and SIN are managed by this library. |
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BitPay(com.google.bitcoin.core.ECKey ecKey)
Constructor for use if the keys and SIN were derived external to this library. |
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BitPay(com.google.bitcoin.core.ECKey ecKey,
java.lang.String clientName)
Constructor for use if the keys and SIN were derived external to this library. |
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BitPay(com.google.bitcoin.core.ECKey ecKey,
java.lang.String clientName,
java.lang.String envUrl)
Constructor for use if the keys and SIN were derived external to this library. |
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BitPay(java.lang.String clientName)
Constructor for use if the keys and SIN are managed by this library. |
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BitPay(java.lang.String clientName,
java.lang.String envUrl)
Constructor for use if the keys and SIN are managed by this library. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void |
authorizeClient(java.lang.String pairingCode)
Authorize this client for use with the BitPay server. |
boolean |
cancelRefundRequest(Invoice invoice,
java.lang.String refundId)
Cancel a previously submitted refund request on a BitPay invoice. |
boolean |
cancelRefundRequest(java.lang.String invoiceId,
java.lang.String refundId)
Cancel a previously submitted refund request on a BitPay invoice. |
boolean |
clientIsAuthorized(java.lang.String facade)
Test whether this client is authorized for a specified level of API access. |
Invoice |
createInvoice(Invoice invoice)
Create a BitPay invoice using the POS facade. |
Invoice |
createInvoice(Invoice invoice,
java.lang.String token)
Create a BitPay invoice. |
java.lang.String |
getAccessToken(java.lang.String id)
Retrieve a token associated with a known resource. |
java.util.List<Refund> |
getAllRefunds(Invoice invoice)
Retrieve all refund requests on a BitPay invoice. |
java.lang.String |
getIdentity()
Get the generated client identity. |
Invoice |
getInvoice(java.lang.String invoiceId)
Retrieve a BitPay invoice by invoice id using the public facade. |
Invoice |
getInvoice(java.lang.String invoiceId,
java.lang.String token)
Retrieve a BitPay invoice by invoice id using the specified facade. |
java.util.List<Invoice> |
getInvoices(java.lang.String dateStart,
java.lang.String dateEnd)
Retrieve a collection of BitPay invoices. |
Rates |
getRates()
Retrieve the exchange rate table maintained by BitPay. |
Refund |
getRefund(Invoice invoice,
java.lang.String refundId)
Retrieve a previously made refund request on a BitPay invoice. |
java.lang.String |
requestClientAuthorization(java.lang.String facade)
Request a pairing code from the BitPay server. |
RefundHelper |
requestRefund(Invoice invoice,
java.lang.String bitcoinAddress,
java.lang.Double amount,
java.lang.String currency)
Request a refund for a BitPay invoice. |
RefundHelper |
requestRefund(java.lang.String invoiceId,
java.lang.String bitcoinAddress)
Request a full refund for a BitPay invoice. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
|---|
public static final java.lang.String FACADE_MERCHANT
public static final java.lang.String FACADE_PAYROLL
public static final java.lang.String FACADE_POS
public static final java.lang.String FACADE_USER
public static final java.lang.String PUBLIC_NO_TOKEN
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public BitPay(java.lang.String clientName, java.lang.String envUrl) throws BitPayException
clientName
- The label for this client.envUrl
- The target server URL.
BitPayException
public BitPay(java.lang.String clientName) throws BitPayException
clientName
- The label for this client.
BitPayException
public BitPay() throws BitPayException
BitPayException
public BitPay(com.google.bitcoin.core.ECKey ecKey, java.lang.String clientName, java.lang.String envUrl) throws BitPayException
ecKey
- An elliptical curve key.clientName
- The label for this client.envUrl
- The target server URL.
BitPayException
public BitPay(com.google.bitcoin.core.ECKey ecKey, java.lang.String clientName) throws BitPayException
ecKey
- An elliptical curve key.clientName
- The label for this client.
BitPayException
public BitPay(com.google.bitcoin.core.ECKey ecKey) throws BitPayException
ecKey
- An elliptical curve key.
BitPayException
| Method Detail |
|---|
public java.lang.String getIdentity()
public void authorizeClient(java.lang.String pairingCode) throws BitPayException
pairingCode
- A pairing code generated at https://bitpay.com/dashboard/merchant/api-tokens.
BitPayException
public java.lang.String requestClientAuthorization(java.lang.String facade) throws BitPayException
facade
- Defines the level of API access being requested
BitPayException
public boolean clientIsAuthorized(java.lang.String facade)
facade
- Defines the level of API access being requested.
BitPayException
public java.lang.String getAccessToken(java.lang.String id) throws BitPayException
id
- The identifier for the desired resource.
BitPayException
public Invoice createInvoice(Invoice invoice, java.lang.String token) throws BitPayException
invoice
- An Invoice object with request parameters defined.token
- The resource access token for the request.
BitPayException
public Invoice createInvoice(Invoice invoice) throws BitPayException
invoice
- An Invoice object with request parameters defined.
BitPayException
public Invoice getInvoice(java.lang.String invoiceId) throws BitPayException
invoiceId
- The id of the invoice to retrieve.
BitPayException
public Invoice getInvoice(java.lang.String invoiceId, java.lang.String token) throws BitPayException
invoiceId
- The id of the invoice to retrieve.token
- The facade/invoice token (e.g., pos/invoice) for the invoice.
BitPayException
public java.util.List<Invoice> getInvoices(java.lang.String dateStart, java.lang.String dateEnd) throws BitPayException
dateStart
- The first date for the query filter.dateEnd
- The last date for the query filter.
BitPayException
public RefundHelper requestRefund(java.lang.String invoiceId, java.lang.String bitcoinAddress) throws BitPayException
invoiceId
- The id of the BitPay invoice for which a refund request should be made.bitcoinAddress
- The bitcoin address to which the refund should will be made. If left empty ("") and the invoice contains a refund address then the request may success, otherwise it will fail.
BitPayException
public RefundHelper requestRefund(Invoice invoice, java.lang.String bitcoinAddress, java.lang.Double amount, java.lang.String currency) throws BitPayException
invoice
- A BitPay invoice object for which a refund request should be made. Must have been obtained using the merchant facade.bitcoinAddress
- The bitcoin address to which the refund should will be made. If left empty ("") and the invoice contains a refund address then the request may success, otherwise it will fail.amount
- The amount of money to refund. If zero then a request for 100% of the invoice value is created.currency
- The three digit currency code specifying the exchange rate to use when calculating the refund bitcoin amount. If this value is "BTC" then no exchange rate calculation is performed.
BitPayException
public boolean cancelRefundRequest(java.lang.String invoiceId, java.lang.String refundId) throws BitPayException
invoiceId
- The BitPay invoiceId having the associated refund to be canceled.refundId
- The refund id for the refund to be canceled.
BitPayException
public boolean cancelRefundRequest(Invoice invoice, java.lang.String refundId) throws BitPayException
invoice
- The BitPay invoice having the associated refund to be canceled. Must have been obtained using the merchant facade.refundId
- The refund id for the refund to be canceled.
BitPayException
public Refund getRefund(Invoice invoice, java.lang.String refundId) throws BitPayException
invoice
- The BitPay invoice having the associated refund.refundId
- The refund id for the refund to be updated with new status.
BitPayException
public java.util.List<Refund> getAllRefunds(Invoice invoice) throws BitPayException
invoice
- The BitPay invoice object having the associated refunds.
BitPayException
public Rates getRates() throws BitPayException
BitPayException
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Verify DX
High Risk Factors
- Etiology:
- Pre-existing Dx of anterior mediastinal mass
- Hodgkin’s and non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma
- Clinical signs:
- orthopnea, upper body edema, stridor, wheezing
- Imaging findings:
- tracheal, bronchial, carinal, or great vessel compression
- SVC or RVOT obstruction
- ventricular dysfunction
- pericardial effusion
Anesthetic Plan
- Perform surgery under local anesthesia, if possible
- Pre-treat with irradiation or corticosteroids
- Maintain spontaneous ventilation and avoid paralysis
- Ensure availability of fiberoptic and rigid bronchoscope
- Cardiopulmonary bypass or ECMO


LRS2LRF(1) calibre LRS2LRF(1) NAME lrs2lrf - part of calibre SYNOPSIS lrs2lrf [options] file.lrs DESCRIPTION Compile an LRS file into an LRF file. Whenever you pass arguments to lrs2lrf that have spaces in them, enclose the arguments in quotation marks. OPTIONS --version show program's version number and exit -h, --help show this help message and exit -o, --output Path to output file --verbose Verbose processing --lrs Convert LRS to LRS, useful for debugging. SEE ALSO The User Manual is available at http://manual.calibre-ebook.com Created by Kovid Goyal<EMAIL_ADDRESS>lrs2lrf (calibre 0.8.51) January 2013 LRS2LRF(1)


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Type Function Library system.* Return value none Revision Current Public Release (2013.2076) Keywords system timer See also system.getIdleTimer()
Controls whether the idle timer is enabled. If set to true
, the timer will be active (default) or inactive if false
. When active, the idle timer dims the screen and eventually puts the device to sleep when no user activity occurs (e.g. screen touches).
When most applications have no touches as user input for a short period, the system puts the device into a "sleep” state where the screen dims. This is done for the purposes of conserving power. However, applications that don't have user input except for the accelerometer — games, for instance — can disable the "idle timer" (by setting this property to false
) to avert system sleep.
You should set this property only if necessary and should be sure to reset it to true
when the need no longer exists. Most applications should let the system turn off the screen when the idle timer elapses. This includes audio applications. The only applications that should disable the idle timer are mapping applications, games, or similar programs with sporadic user interaction.
This API will not disable the screen saver on the Mac or Windows simulator.
system.setIdleTimer( enabled )
Boolean. Pass true
to enable the idle timer; false
to disable it.
system.setIdleTimer( false ) -- disable (turn off) the idle timer
system.setIdleTimer( true ) -- enable (turn on) the idle timer


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42,000 guns, T&T a war zone, says Senator
by Trinidad Express(TRINIDAD EXPRESS) – Independent Senator Paul Richards noted yesterday that Minister of National Security Stuart Young and Commissioner of Police Gary Griffith were “turning grey” as they seek to grapple with the crime scourge.
He joked that this was not the case with the Attorney General, who either had good genes or good hair dye. He deferred to the former.
Richards said he was ambivalent about the Bail Bill because he believed that the gun situation was a lot worse than law enforcement agencies thought.
Suggesting that the police statistics are off, Richard said a “credible” study has found that there are 32,450 illegal guns on the streets in Trinidad and Tobago.
Speaking in the Bail Bill, Richards cited an article from the University of Sydney in Australia which painted a “dire picture”.
The article posted by the Sydney School of Public Health, University of Sydney, which is supporting the global effort to prevent gun injury and which works with the Centre for Armed Violence, found that the estimated number of guns held by persons in T&T both illicit and legal was 43,000.
In 2012 this number was 30,000, Richards noted, adding that this meant that the number of guns increased by 2,600 per year, according to the article.
He said if the police were seizing around 1,000 illegal guns a year, this meant that 1,500 guns are dispersed in the society without hindrance, which is “frightening”.
He said the organisation figures for the number of licensed firearm users correlat-ed with figures provided by the Stategic Services Agency and the TTPS. But while the SSA and the TTPS had the number of illegal guns at 8,000, based on the fig-ures cited in the University of Sydney article there were approximately 32,450 ille-gal guns. “ And I am believing this (Sydney source) more, given what we are see-ing,” he said.
“If we really have 32,450 illegal guns in T&T, we have a significant problem and we are underestimating the scope and scale of the problem. If we have 32,450 guns for 1.2 million people and the level and sophistication is AR-15 rifles, we are al-most into the era of a war zone”. “We didn’t have 32,000 illegal weapons in the country in 1990 (when there was a coup attempt), “ he added.
Richards said while he believed the intentions of the National Security Minister and the Commissioner of Police in wanting the legislation were noble, and while the Bail bill was aimed at a “few”, it was easy for corrupt police officers to “set you up”. “I am still in the process of making up my mind” on whether to support the bill or not, he said.
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| (id) | - initWithProcessName:processID:processPath:parentProcessName:parentProcessID:native: |
| Initialize with the provided process details. | |
Properties | |
| NSString * | processName |
| The process name. | |
| NSUInteger | processID |
| The process ID. | |
| NSString * | processPath |
| The path to the process executable. | |
| NSString * | parentProcessName |
| The parent process name. | |
| NSUInteger | parentProcessID |
| The parent process ID. | |
| BOOL | native |
| The process' native execution status. | |
Crash log process data.
Provides the process name, ID, path, parent process name and ID for the crashed application process.
| - (id) initWithProcessName: | (NSString *) | processName | |
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| processPath: | (NSString *) | processPath | |
| parentProcessName: | (NSString *) | parentProcessName | |
| parentProcessID: | (NSUInteger) | parentProcessID | |
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Initialize with the provided process details.
| processName | Process name. May be nil. |
| processID | Process PID. |
| processPath | Full path to the process' binary. May be nil. |
| parentProcessName | Parent process' name. May be nil. |
| parentProcessID | Parent process' PID. |
| process | Flag designating whether this process is native. If false, the process is being run via process-level CPU emulation (such as Rosetta). |
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The process' native execution status.
If false, the process is being run via process-level CPU emulation (such as Rosetta).
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The parent process name.
This value may not be included in the crash report, in which case this property will be nil.
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readnonatomicassign |
The process name.
This value may not be included in the crash report, in which case this property will be nil.
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The path to the process executable.
This value may not be included in the crash report, in which case this property will be nil.


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Identification of a common mutation in patients with medium-chain acyl-CoA dehydrogenase deficiency.
Medium-chain acyl-CoA dehydrogenase (MCAD) deficiency is one of the most common recessively inherited metabolic diseases in man. We have studied fibroblast cultures obtained from three patients with MCAD deficiency by sequencing the entire coding region of MCAD mRNA. A single A to G nucleotide replacement which resulted in lysine329-to-glutamic acid329 substitution of the MCAD protein was identified in all cultures. Furthermore, this point mutation was present in 91% (31 of 34) of mutant MCAD alleles, indicating that the majority of cases with MCAD deficiency are caused by this type of mutation.


SPEED 2: CRUISE CONTROL 1997 A film review by Timothy Voon Copyright 1997 Timothy Voon 2 :-) :-) for making me feel very, very, very safe
Cast: Sandra Bullock, Jason Patric, Willem Dafoe, Temuera Morrison, Brian McCardie, Christine Firkins, Royale Watkins Director: Jan de Bont Screenplay: Randall McCormick and Jeff Nathanson based on a story by Jan de Bont and Randall McCormick
A stroll in the park, a bicycle ride, or even a paddle boat ride on the lake would probably carry more excitement than this ship full of bores. The only velocity that this movie creates is a hearty yawn, a deep sigh and perhaps a burp to help the coke go down better.  What has happened to the nerve racking tension, the bullet hardened action, and the precise timing of cliff hanging situations????  Yes, the fast bus has been replaced by a big, big cumbersome slow moving boat.
We all know that Keanu Reeves can't act, so they've filled his missing shoes with someone of equal talent. Jason Patric, a lad who not only can't act, but goes a step further when he decides to carry the same bored expression throughout the movie.  In fact the only time Jason shows any interest in his surroundings, is when he flirts with a teenage girl using sign language; but how does the audience know he's interested? Work on that smile Jason - it may come in handy in your next movie; and remember you need to frown when suffering from sea sickness, and don't forget there's an expression for pain if injured. If you need any help in that department, my suggestion is - finger in the blender.
Willem Defoe is the vengeful computer expert, whose haematological "leech" sucking disorder has led him to sabotage the ship's electrical systems. Much better acting than Jason, but who's comparing. Sandra Bullock on the other hand is the movie's only likeable element. She mosies about with good humour and wit. When she starts wielding a chain saw, you get the strangest feeling that everything is going to be all right. BZZZZZZZ! She isn't given as much responsibility as in the original speed, but has her moments usually saving Jason Patric.
So we're back to Jason again.
1. On saving passengers aboard a dangerously dangling lifeboat. His option is throw himself and a rope ladder aboard, and to get them out one by one when there are only minutes to spare. He not only endangers his own life but everyone else's as well. Sandra comes to the rescue. Her option is to lower the gang plank so they can all walk safely aboard. Now why didn't he think of that?
2. On chasing the enemy, he runs into Willem Defoe's trap like a rabbit into a snare. Yes, Sandra appears again to rescue her poor little darling.
3. On slowing the boat down. "Flood it, flood it" he screams. Ooops. Jason we should think before we scream. There's that sweet little deaf girl on the lower deck who is about to be blowing water bubbles soon. Not to mention that something important in engineering which has just disappeared underwater.
4. Still on slowing the boat down. "Let's stuff up the propeller with cable". Ooops, we almost forgot about the dangerous under tow.
5. On saving Sandra. No Jason, please don't.
My after thoughts are - why didn't they let Sandra steer instead? She drove that damned bus pretty well! If Jan de Bont directed "Twister" and "Speed", he should have shown better judgement, than to waste money on a poorly written sequel of megalomaniac proportions. I mean wasting 30 million on a sea port, for ten very mediocre final minutes - I say donate the money to UNICEF instead.
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A beginner's guide to git and Github
December 6, 2015
So, what is version control? Have you ever spent hours on a paper only to watch it disappear after your computer crashed or a button was mistakenly pushed? This is what version control works to prevent. It saves versions of your work as you advance through your project so not only do you have a backup if it accidentally gets deleted, but you also have the ability to revert to older versions. The true beauty of version control shows when working on group projects. It allows multiple people to work on the same project without stepping on each other’s toes. Everyone can work on different parts of the task and commit changes they’ve made to the original version. This allows everyone to have an up to date version and be on the same page at all times.
How does git help you keep track of changes? Git is a form of version control. Git works from your command line in terminal. You use a text editor (we use sublime) to edit your code and your terminal to submit changes (using git commands) to Github. Github is where your work is saved and merged (in cases of group projects) with your coworkers. You can store and access your work online on GitHub, but only if you explicitly send it there via git push. Before we can push anything however, we need to create a pathway between git and Github. We do so by entering git init, and creating a remote via git remote add origin some_Github_URL_here.
Why use Github to store your code? Github lives remotely on the Internet and is a great source to host and share your work. It allows programmers to share their code and like we said earlier, collaborate on projects at the same time. This is where Github really excels. As a collaborative tool it saves time, allows for frequent feedback and suggestions which enhance the overall quality of code.


Python class annotation to denote that a class is a PixieApp.
Python method annotation to denote that a method is a view. The contract is that when a method is annotated as a route, it must provide an HTML fragment for the framework to display.
The default view must have a route with no arguments e.g.
@route()
. Any other route can have multiple key-value pairs, e.g.,
@route(clicked="true",
state1="foo")
. When executing a kernel request, the PixieApp dispatcher will try to find the best view match based on its route arguments according to the following rules:
The routes with the most arguments are always evaluated first.
All arguments must match for a route to be selected.
If the route is not found, then the default route is selected.
Each key of the route arguments can be either a transient state (options passed for the duration of the request) or persisted (field of the PixieApp class that remains present until explicitly changed).
Contract for the method defined as a view:
The method must provide an HTML fragment that can contain Jinja2 templating constructs (see http://jinja.pocoo.org/docs/dev/templates/ for more details on Jinja2 templating).
Optional: the method can have arguments that match the name of the route argument. This is useful when the route has wildcards for a particular state, and you want to use the value of this state in your code. For example:
@route(state1="*", state2="*") def myView(self, state1, state2): return "
state1 is {}

state2 is {}
".format(state1, state2)
There are two ways of supplying these fragments:
Simply return a static string with the HTML fragment.
Use either
self._addHTMLTemplate
or
self._addHTMLTemplateString
. Use one of these methods when you want to pass custom arguments to the Jinja2 template interpreter.
Notepassing custom arguments to Jinja2 is an advanced feature that is rarely needed.


Rails comes with a built-in tool for running tasks independent of the web cycle. The rails runner
command simply loads the default Rails environment and then executes some specified Ruby code.
Some of use cases :
- Data import
- Execute methods of your models.
- Sending batch emails
- Nightly report generation
Showing here some code example for
Let’s say you want to generate a nightly report and send it out to multiple users
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method for DailyReport
class.
rails runner
will give us access to all rails environment so we can even use the Active Record finder methods to extract data from our application.
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The Rails Runner is useful for short tasks that need to run infrequently.
But jobs that require more heavy work are best handled by other libraries.
I use rails runner
whenever I need to run a small task.
Reference links :
There are other better library available for handling background process. But here I wanted to talk about rails runner


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@Daniel Selsam I noticed that you were looking at dynamic transitional systems (DTS) at IMO. As I was recently looking at IMO combinatorics, I also noticed that many problems involve them. So I would like to share my opinion on them if you are still interested.
I would not look at DTS's in isolation -- DTS is something between deterministic processes (DTS can be seen as a non-deterministic process), and two-player games with complete information (DTS can be seen as one-player game), both of these also occur in IMO problems.
Moreover, solving a two-player game typically means fixing strategy for one player, and then reasoning about the DTS from the perspective of the other player (sure, the strategy is usualy motivated by keeping an invariant which will help with the reasoning).
There is also an IMO problem, 2006-C4, about a DTS in which you can see how I approached it as a human solver (therefore, what type of reasoning can be done about it): http://www.olsak.net/mirek/human-imo-solving/2006-C4
In general, there is the list of relevant non-geometrical problems from combinatorics from shortlists 2006 -- 2018:
deterministic process: 2006-C1, 2010-C6, 2017-C8, 2009-C8, 2011-C5
DTS: 2006-C4, 2007-C4 (almost deterministic), 2008-C4 (counting paths), 2009-C1a, 2010-C4, 2011-C1 (counting paths), 2012-C1, 2013-C3, 2014-C2, 2016-C6, 2017-C2, 2017-C3, 2018-C3, 2018-C6
Games: 2009-C1b, 2009-C5 (possibly infinite), 2012-C4 (possibly infinite), 2012-C6 (with incomplete information), 2013-C8 (possibly infinite), 2014-C8, 2015-C4, 2018-C2
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Dalek.Driver Class
Generates & starts drivers & browsers the tests will be run in
Item Index
Methods
_onDriverReadyclear
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browser
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driverName
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callback
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driverInstance
Generates a testsuite instance, emits the browser running event & starts a new async() sesries execution Will be called when the driver is ready
Parameters:
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browser
StringName of the requested browser
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driverName
StringName of the requested driver
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callback
FunctionAsyncs next() callback function
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driverInstance
ObjectInstance of the requested driver
_onTestsuiteComplete
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callback
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driverName
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browser
Emits a 'tests complete' event & calls asyncs next() callback
Parameters:
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callback
FunctionAsyncs next() callback function
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driverName
StringName of the requested driver
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browser
StringName of the requested browser
coupleReporterEvents
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driverName
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browser
Couple driver & session status events for the reporter
Parameters:
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driverName
StringName of the requested driver
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browser
StringName of the requested browser
createTestsuiteInstance
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driverInstance
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file
Creates a testsuite runner function
Parameters:
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driverInstance
ObjectInstance of the requested driver
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file
StringFilename of the testsuite
Returns:
testsuiteRunner Runner function from the testsuite
getDefaultBrowserConfiguration
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browser
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browsers
Loads the default browser driver
Parameters:
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browser
StringName of the requested browser driver
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browsers
ObjectConfiguration options for the requested browser
Returns:
browserConfiguration Browser driver isntance and configuration meta data
getDrivers
()
Array
Returns a list with browser driver instances
Returns:
verifiedDrivers
getTestsuiteInstances
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driverInstance
Returns a list of testsuite runner functions
Parameters:
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driverInstance
ObjectInstance of the requested driver
Returns:
testsuiteRunners List of testsuites that should be run
getUserBrowserConfiguration
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browser
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browsers
Loads a user configured browser driver
Parameters:
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browser
StringName of the requested browser driver
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browsers
ObjectConfiguration options for the requested browser
Returns:
browserConfiguration Browser driver isntance and configuration meta data
getVerifiedBrowser
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driver
Returns a list with browser driver instances
Parameters:
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driver
StringName of the requested driver
Returns:
verifiedDrivers Array of dribver 'run' functions
getVerifiedDriver
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driverModule
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driver
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browser
Returns a scoped version of the driver run function
Parameters:
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driverModule
ObjectInstance of the used driver
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driver
StringName of ther used driver
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browser
StringName of the used browser
Returns:
run Function that kicks off execution of a testsuite chain in a browser
isDriver
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driver
Checks if the requested driver is available
Parameters:
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driver
StringName of the requested driver
Returns:
isDriver Driver is availavle
loadBrowserConfiguration
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browser
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browsers
Loads a browser driver
Parameters:
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browser
StringName of the requested browser driver
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browsers
ObjectConfiguration options for the requested browser
Returns:
browserConfiguration Browser driver isntance and configuration meta data
loadDriver
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driver
Loads the requested driver Emits an event to the reporter
Parameters:
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driver
StringName of the requested driver
Returns:
driverModule Instance of the driver module
run
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driverName
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driverModule
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browser
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callback
Driver runner function. Registers event handlers for this run, loads browser & driver configuration & instances, emits the 'driver ready' event for the browser/driver combination
Parameters:
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driverName
StringName of the requested driver
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driverModule
ObjectInstance of the used driver module
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browser
StringName of the requested browser
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callback
FunctionAsyncs next() callback function


CONV_CAMEL_CASE_A
CONV_CAMEL_CASE_A
This function will accept a variable name as it's construct parameter. It will then determine what nameing convention is used, and output the next convention, in sequence, from the list of supplied conventions.
The class will first determine if any known delimiter charictar is present. All delimiter charichtars are treated as equal, but the first is used as the "current", this follows the Robustness Principle: "Be conservative in what you do, be libral in what you accept from others."
When no known delimiter charictar is present, the class will then look for mixed case. Each capital letter following the first charichtar is treeted as a new word. The exception being when all charictars are capital.
When all charictars are capital, and no known delimiter charicters are present, then an ambiguity has been introduced. Either there is only one word, or all the words are one letter long. Since the later is extremely unlikely, and would probubly causes undesired and problematic results, the class assumes that it is a single word. Unless the IGNORE_SINGLE_LETTER_SCENARIO (I) flag is supplied.
Once the variable name is decoded, it is outputed in either the supplied convention, or the next in the list of supplied conventions. When no conventions are supplied the default list of conventions is used.
The default list of conventions is:
For single word variable names, unless the IGNORE_SINGLE_WORD_SCENARIO (i) flag is passed, the list becomes


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The current Public Relations Manager at Utopian.io is a shy gamer from Turkey who shares his life with an angry bird, loves food and hopes to see Utopian.io in Forbes Magazine. Meet @deathwing, one of the oldest and most involved members of the Utopian.io team.
On Github: https://github.com/xDeathwing
Who are you, @deathwing?
I am one of those people who prefer to remain anonymous on the Internet so you all just know me as Deathwing. I live in Turkey and my main interest is language. I love languages and I am currently studying English/American Literature and Culture.
Being an acid games and huge fan of Strategy games, I probably played all familiar Strategy games up to this date (with some notable ones being Command and Conquer, Warcraft and Starcraft series, also the classic; Age of Empires) and some Action/MOBA from time to time. I wanted to be professional gamer for a long time but I discovered that interacting with people while playing was more fun than actually playing the games. So I found myself moving from “playing the game” to “engaging in it”.
I have a small, cute but very angry cockatiel named Lemon. He’s not a great model, but he tries.
Something everyone on the Utopian.io team knows about me is that I love eating! I just love food! I love cooking too but not nearly as much as eating - eating is always better than cooking because, well, less work involved and I am a huge meat lover. So if you know some different Utopian-grade (see what I did there?) tastes, do let me know!
What led you to Utopian.io?
I joined Steem in its early stages and I wasn’t keen on using it at first. What I found interesting about the Steem blockchain was that it was both a scary and magnificent system, that let people earn money by just writing in little blogs.
After searching for ways to take part I found that the niche of “normal” blogs was full of people who had thousands of STEEM and SP. As a user with 15 delegated SP, it was intimidating so I left the site for a while. A few months later, in October or November, I decided to check the site again. On the trending feed, I saw a Utopian.io post. Curious, I clicked and read it. One thing led to another, and here we are.
I started out as a translator on Utopian.io. When the SBD price started to spike to about $13, the number of translation contributions probably quadrupled (if not even more than that). While I was working really hard to ensure that everything was translated properly, people were using machine translation tools like Google Translate and were trying to reap the rewards of machine work. I found this upsetting and realized the cause was a short-handed staff and a shortage in Turkish moderators along with an influx of Turkish and Indonesian translations. I wrote to @omersurer and asked if I could help, having worked as a translator before and having fluent English. He directed me to Ruah who was quick to recruit me as a moderator.
Before long, I found myself a team Supervisor, and then Community Manager of the Tutorials category in January 2018. After six months in that role, I stepped down from Community Manager position and switched to a core team role of Public Relations Manager. Now I work with my boss(es) @espoem and @techslut to ensure the community is active and engaged with Utopian.io content and activities.
Your current role in the organization is Public Relations Manager. What does it entail, and why do you think you’re the man for the job?
While I don’t tend to reveal too much personal information, I consider myself a really social person and I love talking with others. I wanted to use these skills to help Utopian.io directly, and without being limited to the Tutorials category. In addition, I felt I could do more than just oversee a category, especially since we had two community managers for it, and not enough work to justify paying us both.
As Public Relations Manager I ensure our AI Utopy works as it should, help organize contests and raffles on the Utopian.io Open Source Radio Show, manage partner relationships and a lot more work will be coming as the platform grows and we will have an active front-end. In addition, my help is sometimes needed in preparing blog posts for the various Utopian.io publications, so I assist @techslut in writing, proofreading and preparing the content for publishing as part of the content team.
What would you say is your favorite thing about Utopian.io?
How inclusive it is. Everyone can participate, whether they know coding or not and everyone has a skill to offer. People can apply skills like translation, copywriting, visual arts and teaching through tutorials, and be rewarded for their efforts.
I love how everything works. Everyone on the team knows what to do for their specific categories and how to manage it through the good and bad times. To me Utopian.io is like an online family.  When we’re not working, we always chat with each other for fun, whether it’s about food, candy, and how to bother our CEO @elear in many different ways. ;)
Even though we hit some roadblocks in the past, hurting our brand reputation, we always look forward to thrive.
How do you see the future of Utopian.io and where would you like to see yourself in it?
I believe that through hard work by Utopian.io users and the team, we will be a stable, always-improving, super active place for GitHub projects and their contributors. I am actually happy where I am right now. I like my work and I like people who are working with me. This is literally a dream job come true and I hope to see our company in Forbes Magazine in the near future. To achieve this goal we all have to work together. Ad victoriam ad infinitum.
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Ice skating is one of my favorite hobbies
I love to ice skate, play games and hang with friends. My graduation from highschool was during the year of 2017.
I learned about the Epicodus Programming course through word of mouth. The concept of actually coding has always been an interest of mine.
Here is a list of some of the projects I have been working on this last week:
Here is a link to one webpage that my pair and I have worked on in the last week. The webpage is all about our "amazing" cupcakes!
CookieShop
This link shows a website about some favorite places.
FavoritePlaces
This is a webpage that is a work in progress about a made up favorite band.
FavoriteBand


I must admit this post is just an excuse to play with Grafana and InfluxDb. InfluxDB is a cool database especially designed to work with time series. Grafana is one open source tool for time series analytics. I want to build a simple prototype. The idea is:
- One Arduino device (esp32) emits a MQTT event to a mosquitto server. I’ll use a potentiometer to emulate one sensor (Imagine here, for example, a temperature sensor instead of potentiometer). I’ve used this circuit before in another projects
- One Python script will be listening to the MQTT event in my Raspberry Pi and it will persist the value to InfluxDB database
- I will monitor the state of the time series given by the potentiometer with Grafana
- I will create one alert in Grafana (for example when the average value within 10 seconds is above a threshold) and I will trigger a webhook when the alert changes its state
- One microservice (a Python Flask server) will be listening to the webhook and it will emit a MQTT event depending on the state
- Another Arduino device (one NodeMcu in this case) will be listening to this MQTT event and it will activate a LED. Red one if the alert is ON and green one if the alert is OFF
The server As I said before we’ll need three servers:
- MQTT server (mosquitto)
- InfluxDB server
- Grafana server
We’ll use Docker. I’ve got a Docker host running in a Raspberry Pi3. The Raspberry Pi is a ARM device so we need docker images for this architecture.
version: '2'
services:
mosquitto:
image: pascaldevink/rpi-mosquitto
container_name: moquitto
ports:
- "9001:9001"
- "1883:1883"
restart: always
influxdb:
image: hypriot/rpi-influxdb
container_name: influxdb
restart: always
environment:
- INFLUXDB_INIT_PWD="password"
- PRE_CREATE_DB="iot"
ports:
- "8083:8083"
- "8086:8086"
volumes:
- ~/docker/rpi-influxdb/data:/data
grafana:
image: fg2it/grafana-armhf:v4.6.3
container_name: grafana
restart: always
ports:
- "3000:3000"
volumes:
- grafana-db:/var/lib/grafana
- grafana-log:/var/log/grafana
- grafana-conf:/etc/grafana
volumes:
grafana-db:
driver: local
grafana-log:
driver: local
grafana-conf:
driver: local
ESP32 The Esp32 part is very simple. We only need to connect our potentiometer to the Esp32. The potentiometer has three pins: Gnd, Signal and Vcc. For signal we’ll use the pin 32.
We only need to configure our Wifi network, connect to our MQTT server and emit the potentiometer value within each loop.
#include <PubSubClient.h>
#include <WiFi.h>
const int potentiometerPin = 32;
// Wifi configuration
const char* ssid = "my_wifi_ssid";
const char* password = "my_wifi_password";
// MQTT configuration
const char* server = "<IP_ADDRESS>";
const char* topic = "/pot";
const char* clientName = "com.gonzalo123.esp32";
String payload;
WiFiClient wifiClient;
PubSubClient client(wifiClient);
void wifiConnect() {
Serial.println();
Serial.print("Connecting to ");
Serial.println(ssid);
WiFi.begin(ssid, password);
while (WiFi.status() != WL_CONNECTED) {
delay(500);
Serial.print(".");
}
Serial.println("");
Serial.print("WiFi connected.");
Serial.print("IP address: ");
Serial.println(WiFi.localIP());
}
void mqttReConnect() {
while (!client.connected()) {
Serial.print("Attempting MQTT connection...");
if (client.connect(clientName)) {
Serial.println("connected");
} else {
Serial.print("failed, rc=");
Serial.print(client.state());
Serial.println(" try again in 5 seconds");
delay(5000);
}
}
}
void mqttEmit(String topic, String value)
{
client.publish((char*) topic.c_str(), (char*) value.c_str());
}
void setup() {
Serial.begin(115200);
wifiConnect();
client.setServer(server, 1883);
delay(1500);
}
void loop() {
if (!client.connected()) {
mqttReConnect();
}
int current = (int) ((analogRead(potentiometerPin) * 100) / 4095);
mqttEmit(topic, (String) current);
delay(500);
}
Mqtt listener
The esp32 emits an event (“/pot”) with the value of the potentiometer. So we’re going to create a MQTT listener that listen to MQTT and persits the value to InfluxDB.
import paho.mqtt.client as mqtt
from influxdb import InfluxDBClient
import datetime
import logging
def persists(msg):
current_time = datetime.datetime.utcnow().isoformat()
json_body = [
{
"measurement": "pot",
"tags": {},
"time": current_time,
"fields": {
"value": int(msg.payload)
}
}
]
logging.info(json_body)
influx_client.write_points(json_body)
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO)
influx_client = InfluxDBClient('docker', 8086, database='iot')
client = mqtt.Client()
client.on_connect = lambda self, mosq, obj, rc: self.subscribe("/pot")
client.on_message = lambda client, userdata, msg: persists(msg)
client.connect("docker", 1883, 60)
client.loop_forever()
Grafana In grafana we need to do two things. First to create one datasource from our InfluxDB server. It’s pretty straightforward to it.
Finally we’ll create a dashboard. We only have one time-serie with the value of the potentiometer. I must admit that my dasboard has a lot things that I’ve created only for fun.
Thats the query that I’m using to plot the main graph
SELECT
last("value") FROM "pot"
WHERE
time >= now() - 5m
GROUP BY
time($interval) fill(previous)
Here we can see the dashboard
And here my alert configuration:
I’ve also created a notification channel with a webhook. Grafana will use this web hook to notify when the state of alert changes
Webhook listener
Grafana will emit a webhook, so we’ll need an REST endpoint to collect the webhook calls. I normally use PHP/Lumen to create REST servers but in this project I’ll use Python and Flask.
We need to handle HTTP Basic Auth and emmit a MQTT event. MQTT is a very simple protocol but it has one very nice feature that fits like hat fits like a glove here. Le me explain it:
Imagine that we’ve got our system up and running and the state is “ok”. Now we connect one device (for example one big red/green lights). Since the “ok” event was fired before we connect the lights, our green light will not be switch on. We need to wait util “alert” event if we want to see any light. That’s not cool.
MQTT allows us to “retain” messages. That means that we can emit messages with “retain” flag to one topic and when we connect one device later to this topic, it will receive the message. Here it’s exactly what we need.
from flask import Flask
from flask import request
from flask_httpauth import HTTPBasicAuth
import paho.mqtt.client as mqtt
import json
client = mqtt.Client()
app = Flask(__name__)
auth = HTTPBasicAuth()
# http basic auth credentials
users = {
"user": "password"
}
@auth.get_password
def get_pw(username):
if username in users:
return users.get(username)
return None
@app.route('/alert', methods=['POST'])
@auth.login_required
def alert():
client.connect("docker", 1883, 60)
data = json.loads(request.data.decode('utf-8'))
if data['state'] == 'alerting':
client.publish(topic="/alert", payload="1", retain=True)
elif data['state'] == 'ok':
client.publish(topic="/alert", payload="0", retain=True)
client.disconnect()
return "ok"
if __name__ == "__main__":
app.run(host='<IP_ADDRESS>')
Nodemcu
Finally the Nodemcu. This part is similar than the esp32 one. Our leds are in pins 4 and 5. We also need to configure the Wifi and connect to to MQTT server. Nodemcu and esp32 are similar devices but not the same. For example we need to use different libraries to connect to the wifi.
This device will be listening to the MQTT event and trigger on led or another depending on the state
#include <PubSubClient.h>
#include <ESP8266WiFi.h>
const int ledRed = 4;
const int ledGreen = 5;
// Wifi configuration
const char* ssid = "my_wifi_ssid";
const char* password = "my_wifi_password";
// mqtt configuration
const char* server = "<IP_ADDRESS>";
const char* topic = "/alert";
const char* clientName = "com.gonzalo123.nodemcu";
int value;
int percent;
String payload;
WiFiClient wifiClient;
PubSubClient client(wifiClient);
void wifiConnect() {
Serial.println();
Serial.print("Connecting to ");
Serial.println(ssid);
WiFi.begin(ssid, password);
while (WiFi.status() != WL_CONNECTED) {
delay(500);
Serial.print(".");
}
Serial.println("");
Serial.print("WiFi connected.");
Serial.print("IP address: ");
Serial.println(WiFi.localIP());
}
void mqttReConnect() {
while (!client.connected()) {
Serial.print("Attempting MQTT connection...");
if (client.connect(clientName)) {
Serial.println("connected");
client.subscribe(topic);
} else {
Serial.print("failed, rc=");
Serial.print(client.state());
Serial.println(" try again in 5 seconds");
delay(5000);
}
}
}
void callback(char* topic, byte* payload, unsigned int length) {
Serial.print("Message arrived [");
Serial.print(topic);
String data;
for (int i = 0; i < length; i++) {
data += (char)payload[i];
}
cleanLeds();
int value = data.toInt();
switch (value) {
case 1:
digitalWrite(ledRed, HIGH);
break;
case 0:
digitalWrite(ledGreen, HIGH);
break;
}
Serial.print("] value:");
Serial.println((int) value);
}
void cleanLeds() {
digitalWrite(ledRed, LOW);
digitalWrite(ledGreen, LOW);
}
void setup() {
Serial.begin(9600);
pinMode(ledRed, OUTPUT);
pinMode(ledGreen, OUTPUT);
cleanLeds();
Serial.println("start");
wifiConnect();
client.setServer(server, 1883);
client.setCallback(callback);
delay(1500);
}
void loop() {
Serial.print(".");
if (!client.connected()) {
mqttReConnect();
}
client.loop();
delay(500);
Here you can see the working prototype in action
And here the source code