Represents a proxy to be used with HttpClient requests.
More...
Represents a proxy to be used with HttpClient requests.
◆ HttpProxy() [1/2]
| MinimalHttp.HttpProxy.HttpProxy |
( |
| ) |
|
◆ HttpProxy() [2/2]
| MinimalHttp.HttpProxy.HttpProxy |
( |
string |
address, |
|
|
int |
port = -1 , |
|
|
string |
username = null , |
|
|
string |
password = null |
|
) |
| |
Initializes a new HttpProxy using the given address and other optional parameters.
- Parameters
-
| address | A string representing the address of the proxy server. |
| port | A int representing the port number of the proxy server. |
| username | A string representing the username used to authenticate at the proxy server. |
| password | A string representing the password used to authenticate at the proxy server. |
◆ HasCredentials
| bool MinimalHttp.HttpProxy.HasCredentials => Credentials != null |
A Boolean indicating whether this HttpProxy has Credentials.
◆ HasProxy
| bool MinimalHttp.HttpProxy.HasProxy => WebProxy != null |
A Boolean indicating whether this HttpProxy has a WebProxy set.
◆ IsEmpty
| bool MinimalHttp.HttpProxy.IsEmpty => WebProxy == null |
A Boolean indicating whether this WebProxy is empty.
◆ Address
| string MinimalHttp.HttpProxy.Address |
|
get |
Gets the address of the WebProxy.
◆ Credentials
| NetworkCredential MinimalHttp.HttpProxy.Credentials |
|
get |
Gets the NetworkCredential used to connect to the WebProxy.
◆ Password
| string MinimalHttp.HttpProxy.Password |
|
get |
Gets the password used when authenticating with the WebProxy.
◆ Port
| int MinimalHttp.HttpProxy.Port |
|
get |
Gets the port of the WebProxy.
◆ Username
| string MinimalHttp.HttpProxy.Username |
|
get |
Gets the username used when authenticating with the WebProxy.
◆ WebProxy
| WebProxy MinimalHttp.HttpProxy.WebProxy |
|
get |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- C:/Users/Michel/Documents/Github/Public/MinimalHttp.Net/source/HttpProxy.cs


The Patriot (2000) Mel Gibson, Heath Ledger, Joely Richardson, Jason Isaacs, Chris Cooper, Tcheky Karyo, Rene Auberjonois, Lisa Brenner, Tom Wilkinson, Donal Logue, Leon Rippy, Adam Baldwin, Gregory Smith, Mika Boorem, Skye McCole Bartusiak, Trevor Morgan, Joey D. Vieira, Jay Arlen Jones. Music by John Williams. Screenplay by Robert Rodat. Directed by Roland Emmerich. 164 minutes. Rated R, 3 stars (out of five stars)
Review by Ed Johnson-Ott, NUVO Newsweekly www.nuvo.com Archive reviews at http://us.imdb.com/ReviewsBy?Edward+Johnson-Ott To receive reviews by e-mail at no charge, send subscription requests to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with the word "subscribe" in the subject line.
During the whopping two hour and 44 minute running time of "The Patriot," my mood shifted repeatedly. Early on, I found the oh-so-perfect picture postcard lighting of every single damn scene so maddening that I leaned to a friend and growled, "I hate this movie!" Then a juicy battle scene reinvigorated my fading spirits. Later, I even got a little misty during a quiet father/son moment. But just as I was ready to surrender to the story's rah-rah momentum, the filmmakers threw in a series of hero-charging-forward-waving-the-flag-in-slow-motion images so cheesy that I wanted to scream, "Run for your lives, they've remade 'The Postman!'"
What else should I have expected from a Revolutionary War epic presented by the producer and director team responsible for "Stargate," "Independence Day" and "Godzilla?" Dean Devlin and Roland Emmerich are infamous for their ability to take intriguing premises and turn them into overcooked, cliché-filled, pop culture goulash. Many people find their concoctions satisfying, but as for me, pass the Pepto Bismo, please.
To be fair, "The Patriot" is one of their better offerings. The screenplay, by "Saving Private Ryan" author Robert Rodat, explores the horrifying concept of having a war fought in your own backyard, while effectively presenting the differences between the Brits' formal, "gentlemanly" approach to combat and the American militia's guerrilla tactics.
But Devlin and Emmerich's treatment of the script is remarkably ham-handed. John William's thunderous score assaults the viewer, as Mel Gibson turns from a war-wary father into a colonial Rambo. This film isn't about patriotism, it's about revenge. The ads should read "Gibson's back, and this time… it's personal! Welcome to 'Death Wish 1776.'"
Mel plays Benjamin Martin, a South Carolina widower determined to stay out of the uprising against the British and raise his seven children in peace. A veteran of the French and Indian War, he is haunted by memories of atrocities committed during battle. But his eldest son, Gabriel (Heath Ledger), views the hesitancy of his father with disdain and defiantly joins the rebels.
Months later, the fighting draws near and Gabriel returns home injured. While caring for him, and other wounded soldiers from both sides, Benjamin is visited by British troops, led by the sadistic Colonel William Tavington (Jason Isaacs). In short order, Tavington has his men burn down the Martin home, arrests Gabriel and orders his execution and then shoots Martin's second eldest boy. As soon as Tavington leaves, Benjamin arms his children, rescues Gabriel and becomes leader of the area militia. His reputation as "The Ghost" grows to the point that British General Cornwallis (Tom Wilkinson) sends out his troops to capture Benjamin Martin, by any means necessary.
At times, "The Patriot" delivers on its promises. Subdued conversations between Benjamin and Gabriel are moving, thanks to the skills of Mel Gibson and Heath Ledger, a handsome Aussie with talent and charisma reminiscent of Gibson in his youth. A visit to a black refuge by the sea provides a welcome respite from the fighting. Best of all is a clever, well-staged prisoner-exchange negotiation between Martin and Cornwallis.
While a couple of the extremely graphic battle scenes are gripping, most lack focus, playing out as mere excuses for Director Emmerich to fill the screen with as much blood and gore as possible (he seems particularly fond of showing the effect of cannonballs on human extremities).
Many civilian moments are as cloying as the battles are grisly. Every scene is filled with gorgeous skies, sunbeams streaming through the trees and other storybook imagery that blunts the sense of realism. Young Anne Howard (Lisa Brenner) comes off more like a contemporary woman than a colonial lass as she challenges the men-folk to enter the fray. While delivering her speech, she exchanges so many coy smiles with Gabriel that her words seem less like a call-to-arms and more like foreplay.
The single most infuriating scene comes straight out of a teen slasher flick. A good guy shoots a bad guy, who falls to the earth face down. Our hero silently approaches and leans over the body when - surprise! - the villain, apparently possessed of considerable psychic ability, springs around at precisely the right moment to strike a fatal blow. Who knew that the great-great-great grandfather of Jason from "Friday the 13th" was British?
"The Patriot" has its moments, to be sure, and I fully expect it to be one of the biggest hits of this anemic summer movie season. But the next time Dean Devlin and Roland Emmerich decide to crank out another of their manipulative popcorn epics, I hope they'll stick to aliens and giant lizards and leave our history alone.
© 2000 Ed Johnson-Ott
The review above was posted to the
rec.arts.movies.reviews newsgroup (de.rec.film.kritiken for German reviews).
The Internet Movie Database accepts no responsibility for the contents of the
review and has no editorial control. Unless stated otherwise, the copyright
belongs to the author.
Please direct comments/criticisms of the review to relevant newsgroups.
Broken URLs inthe reviews are the responsibility of the author.
The formatting of the review is likely to differ from the original due
to ASCII to HTML conversion.
Related links: index of all rec.arts.movies.reviews reviews


I taught myself bike maintaence before getting into coding. Fixing bikes and coding are a lot alike. You break something, you have to research how to fix it, you tinker, repeat until it works. Then you feel like the king of the world!
Once a non-profit fundraiser and staff manager of over 100 employees, later the sole employee in a craft beer startup, I now write code every day.
I've always love solving problems whether it's finding out how to grow delicious tomatoes when you don't have a backyard or how to fix your bike when the derailleur is misaligned. Teaching myself to code was just the next problem to solve.
I mostly code in ReactJS, Stylus, and a bit of Jade. I love javascript and solving the puzzles that come with it. I'm always interested in seeing what comes next, get in touch if you have an interesting project to work on.


public interface Button
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
default Optional<Animation<ItemStack>> |
getAnimatedRepresentative()
Returns the animated representative of this
Button . |
default ItemStack |
getRepresentative()
|
default boolean |
isAnimated()
Deprecated.
While still usable for special implementations of non-static representatives through the use of
getRepresentative() , it is recommended to implement getAnimatedRepresentative()
instead. |
default boolean |
offer(OfferContext context)
|
default void |
onClick(ClickContext context)
Performs an action when clicked.
|
@Deprecated default boolean isAnimated()
getRepresentative()
, it is recommended to implement getAnimatedRepresentative()
instead.Button
is animated.
See Menu.isInvalidated()
for how this value is used.
Menu.isInvalidated()
default ItemStack getRepresentative()
default Optional<Animation<ItemStack>> getAnimatedRepresentative()
Button
.
This representative takes priority over getRepresentative()
. Should this return empty, menus will
instead make use of the previous method to get the final representative item.
default boolean offer(OfferContext context)
ItemStack
in the slot this Button
occupies.
This method is called before onClick(ClickContext)
.
context
- the context associated with the offerdefault void onClick(ClickContext context)
This method is called after offer(OfferContext)
.
context
- the context associated with the click


Stunning Ireland U21s thrash Sweden in Tallaght
by Raf DialloLike the senior team, the Ireland U21s faced Nordic opposition tonight.
But for Stephen Kenny's side, it proved to be a sparkling performance as they thrashed Sweden 4-1 at Tallaght Stadium.
But it required them to battle back from a deficit.
Sweden took the lead on 18 minutes through Viktor Gyökeres and it's a lead the visitors held until half-time.
Second-Half Whirlwind
But the second-half was a completely different story as Ireland U21s blew Sweden away.
Four minutes after the break, Lee O'Connor equalised after good work from Adam Idah down the byline.
O'Connor, who made his senior debut against New Zealand last Thursday, applied the finish to the cut-back.
On 64 minutes, it was Idah's turn to find the net. Again it was a cross from the right flank, this time from Elbouzedi.
Idah took up a similar position to O'Connor minutes earlier before a finish low into the net.
With 16 minutes to go, another recent Ireland senior debutant would find the net.
Group
Troy Parrott ran onto Connor Ronan's deflected ball over the top and finished precisely to make it 3-1.
Ronan would also assist the fourth goal, setting up Zak Elbouzedi to tap in from a low left-wing cross.
The commanding win means Ireland stay top of Euro 2021 qualifying Group 1 on 16 points from seven games.
However, Italy are three points behind and have two games in hand in the best runners-up place.
You can watch all the goals here.


A sphere of shimmering force encloses a creature or object of Large size or smaller within range. An unwilling creature must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failed save, the creature is enclosed for the duration.
Nothing—not physical objects, energy, or other spell effects—can pass through the barrier, in or out, though a creature in the sphere can breathe there. The sphere is immune to all damage, and a creature or object inside can't be damaged by attacks or effects originating from outside, nor can a creature inside the sphere damage anything outside it.
The sphere is w eightless and just large enough to contain the creature or object inside. An enclosed creature can use its action to push against the sphere's walls and thus roll the sphere at up to half the creature's speed. Similarly, the globe can be picked up and moved by other creatures.
A disintegrate spell targeting the globe destroys it without harming anything inside it.


Generates a graph object with the option to use node data frames (ndfs) and/or edge data frames (edfs) to populate the initial graph.
create_graph(nodes_df = NULL, edges_df = NULL, directed = TRUE, graph_name = NULL, attr_theme = "default", write_backups = FALSE)
| nodes_df | an optional data frame containing, at minimum, a column
(called |
|---|---|
| edges_df | an optional data frame containing, at minimum, two columns
(called |
| directed | with |
| graph_name | an optional string for labeling the graph object. |
| attr_theme | the theme (i.e., collection of |
| write_backups | an option to write incremental backups of changing
graph states to disk. If |
a graph object of class dgr_graph
.
# With `create_graph()` we can # simply create an empty graph (and # add in nodes and edges later # with other functions) graph <- create_graph() # A graph can be created with # nodes and without having any edges; # this can be done in 2 steps: # 1. create a node data frame (ndf) # using `create_node_df()` ndf <- create_node_df(n = 4) # 2. create a new graph object with # `create_graph()` and then pass # in the ndf to `nodes_df` graph <- create_graph( nodes_df = ndf) # Get information on the graph's nodes graph %>% get_node_info()#> id type label deg indeg outdeg loops #> 1 1 <NA> <NA> 0 0 0 0 #> 2 2 <NA> <NA> 0 0 0 0 #> 3 3 <NA> <NA> 0 0 0 0 #> 4 4 <NA> <NA> 0 0 0 0# You can create a similar graph with # just nodes but also providing a # range of attributes for the nodes # (e.g., types, labels, or arbitrary # 'values') ndf <- create_node_df( n = 4, label = TRUE, type = c("type_1", "type_1", "type_5", "type_2"), shape = c("circle", "circle", "rectangle", "rectangle"), values = c(3.5, 2.6, 9.4, 2.7)) graph <- create_graph(nodes_df = ndf) # Get information on the graph's # internal node data frame (ndf) graph %>% get_node_df()#> id type label shape values #> 1 1 type_1 1 circle 3.5 #> 2 2 type_1 2 circle 2.6 #> 3 3 type_5 3 rectangle 9.4 #> 4 4 type_2 4 rectangle 2.7# A graph can also be created by # specifying both the nodes and # edges; create an edge data frame # (edf) using the `create_edge_df()` # function: edf <- create_edge_df( from = c(1, 2, 3), to = c(4, 3, 1), rel = "leading_to", values = c(7.3, 2.6, 8.3)) # Create the graph object with # `create_graph()` and pass in the # ndf and edf objects graph <- create_graph( nodes_df = ndf, edges_df = edf) # Get information on the graph's # internal edge data frame (edf) graph %>% get_edge_df()#> id from to rel values #> 1 1 1 4 leading_to 7.3 #> 2 2 2 3 leading_to 2.6 #> 3 3 3 1 leading_to 8.3#> id type label shape values #> 1 1 type_1 1 circle 3.5 #> 2 2 type_1 2 circle 2.6 #> 3 3 type_5 3 rectangle 9.4 #> 4 4 type_2 4 rectangle 2.7


Chair
Communications Chair
Marketing Chair
Community Relations Chair
Project Director Chair
Finance Chair
ISC Certificate Chair
Event Co-Chair
Sustainability Program Coordinator


Find us on Meetup.com/Houston-Data-Visualization to find us the next time we meet in person. Find our Code of Conduct here.
Join the ongoing conversation about data, design, and visuals on our Slack team! If you're not a part of our Slack team, join by signing up here.
We regularly meet to hack on datasets together. You can find a gallery of past projects from these data jams at this link.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact any of the organizers at:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>or
justin@houstondatavis.org


Komodo
talk-trading
A channel to discuss trading. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right.
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
actionslacks
04-Sep-18 09:02 AM
and I got 8088's
Cryptoon
04-Sep-18 09:13 AM
@Andersen
I will use it for shilling purposes anyway
PHBA2061
04-Sep-18 09:28 AM
is he in this channel ? the one who put the massive buy wall on binance ?
Cryptoon
04-Sep-18 09:41 AM
Ok guys
It's me
Worship me
Bittersweet
04-Sep-18 10:03 AM
No me
Cryptoon
04-Sep-18 10:04 AM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jfbQdxHfxgY
ar. BRUH
I broke the dam South Park
https://www.twitch.tv/axelroadbruh
Deleted User
04-Sep-18 10:27 AM
We just overtook golem
kmd 49
Deleted User
04-Sep-18 10:36 AM
Now the dillema
my pay slip coming through
To wait for a dump
or to market buy now
Hollowman9000
04-Sep-18 10:40 AM
Volume orders have built on the sell side on binance
Deleted User
04-Sep-18 10:40 AM
wagecuckin it til i hit the mils
some wagecuck, some hustling, some affiliates and we gucci
Hollowman9000
04-Sep-18 10:41 AM
Price is at a stalemate
Deleted User
04-Sep-18 10:41 AM
il break that stalemate
Hollowman9000
04-Sep-18 10:41 AM
500 KMD will not a stalemate break
1
Deleted User
04-Sep-18 10:44 AM
i think im buying exactly that much today LOL
gonna get myself a 3rd job
Cryptoon
04-Sep-18 10:47 AM
How is the new job? Didnt you start one like a month ago or so?
Deleted User
04-Sep-18 10:47 AM
Yeah love it, work cultures amazing, workamtes amazing
I mean im a bit of a dopey cunt and I forget things LOL
but its probably the most enjoyable place I've joined. All smiles and happy rainbows unlike my old jobs
OI CUNT BRING ME THE FUCKIN TISSUES WILL YA
Cryptoon
04-Sep-18 10:48 AM
That’s good
Deleted User
04-Sep-18 10:48 AM
Even if my days are long, what gets me through is the thought of the komodo I will be buying every 2 weeks
Oh hey the whale pulled their wall
unless they lowered it and i cant see on my app
Cryptoon
04-Sep-18 10:52 AM
Hmm let me check
https://imgur.com/a/1yfGY6l
Still a healthy 60BTC wall
Deleted User
04-Sep-18 10:54 AM
oops im on bittrex
HAHA
did his 550k get slowly taken to 293k?
so he managed to pickup like 150k today? or did he just lower some of his wall
what a patient whale
Cryptoon
04-Sep-18 10:55 AM
Nah he moved it up completely
Was at 18k then at 20k now 21.5k
siu - Chainmakers
04-Sep-18 10:57 AM
The positive thing about this wall going up in price is that it let us know there is not much more people willing to sell at these prices.
Not much sellers left
Cryptoon
04-Sep-18 11:05 AM
indeed
Good for this whale that
@Deleted User
didnt win the lottery
Or he would have market bought 1M kmd or so
Deleted User
04-Sep-18 11:05 AM
I cant do orders haha. I leave it for 2 minutes
and if its not filled
i feel the fomo
Cryptoon
04-Sep-18 11:05 AM
Instant 200k kmd
Deleted User
04-Sep-18 11:05 AM
I mean market buy for a few thousand yeah you lose 1% or so
but its better than missing out
on a massive pump
I was market buying off bittrex for the past year
i didnt know binance had much higher liquidity
may have lost several percentages by doing so
Cryptoon
04-Sep-18 11:07 AM
Market buy a small bit on bittrex, let the arbitrage bot between trex and binance do it's job
rinse and repeat
binance volume is like 4x bittrex volume nowadays
Deleted User
04-Sep-18 11:08 AM
and yes, for the record, if I ever do win one of these goddamn lotteries, lightning link pokies machines, or rsl art unions
Cryptoon
04-Sep-18 11:09 AM
BTC still looks good though
https://imgur.com/a/2vGeG15
Deleted User
04-Sep-18 11:09 AM
I will marketbuy kmd on the spot 100% of my earnings
You all better be ready for it
Tek
04-Sep-18 11:09 AM
didn't expect mr KMD whale to not get his fill yet at 21.5k sats
people keep frontrunning
maybe i shud pick up an extra few hundred too incase kmd ever becomes $100 a pop
Deleted User
04-Sep-18 11:10 AM
$100 a kmd would put us at 8b marketcap
Cryptoon
04-Sep-18 11:10 AM
I get the itch every day to buy more
Deleted User
04-Sep-18 11:10 AM
not impossible at all
Tek
04-Sep-18 11:11 AM
whale did reduce his buy order by 20 bitcoin
or did those get filled?
Cryptoon
04-Sep-18 11:13 AM
filled probably
PHBA2061
04-Sep-18 11:15 AM
yeah $100 per kmd is not impossible at all
Deleted User
04-Sep-18 11:16 AM
How long would it take to crack a 18-22 letter password on komodo wallet with some capitals, some numbers and some symbols
hypothetically
not sure if i should make it like 50 letters long
or if im sweet for now LOL
Cryptoon
04-Sep-18 11:16 AM
I use a 24 word passphrase
Deleted User
04-Sep-18 11:16 AM
I mean i doubt im gonna get infected, they find I have komodo, they find my komodo encrypted wallet, then try brute force it
I mean litemode
Cryptoon
04-Sep-18 11:17 AM
That should take years and years to crack
Deleted User
04-Sep-18 11:17 AM
i used the encrypt option
Hollowman9000
04-Sep-18 11:17 AM
Shorts getting liquidated
Called it
Cryptoon
04-Sep-18 11:17 AM
doesnt encrypt just encrypt it locally on your machine
@Deleted User
Deleted User
04-Sep-18 11:17 AM
so its not that safe? LOL
Cryptoon
04-Sep-18 11:17 AM
So as long as the hacker doesnt get in posession of your pc you should be good?
Deleted User
04-Sep-18 11:18 AM
ah safu
Cryptoon
04-Sep-18 11:18 AM
I think?
Best to ask in
#dev-security
Deleted User
04-Sep-18 11:18 AM
medium sized komodo fundazu safu
Cryptoon
04-Sep-18 11:18 AM
to be safe
PHBA2061
04-Sep-18 11:19 AM
I think so, the private key is the key to access your fund, whether your wallet is encrypted or not
Deleted User
04-Sep-18 11:19 AM
Yeah as long as i dont store the priv key on my pc
just paper it + encrypt locally
hopefully im sweeeeet


Restricting the number of ITERATE
and LEAVE
statements in a loop is done in the interest of good structured programming.
One ITERATE
and LEAVE
statement is acceptable in a loop, since it facilitates optimal coding. If there is more than one, the code should be refactored to increase readability.


Namespace Yort.OnlineEftpos
Classes
ApiErrorMessage
Represents an error message, often relating to a specific request field.
BankDefinition
Represents a bank known to be supported by Online EFTPOS, and the associated payer id types that is supports.
BankDetails
Represents the details of a payer/account in a transaction.
ErasableString
Represents a string that is pinned in memory and can be overwritten when finished with, limiting the time window where the stored value can be obtained.
HateoasLink
Reperesents a "Hypermedia As The Engine Of Application State" link in a response from the server.
KnownBanks
Provides a list of banks known to be supported, and the payer id types each one supports.
MerchantDetails
Details of a merchant account associated with a transaction.
NotificationVerifierBase
Base class for INotificationVerifier providing reusable logic. Prefer INotificationVerifier for references.
NZMobilePayerIdType
Provides methods for validation and normalising NZ mobile phone number based payer ids.
OnlineEftposApiError
Represents error information returned from the Online EFTPOS API.
OnlineEftposApiException
Represent an error returned from the Online Eftpos API.
OnlineEftposAuthenticationException
Represents an exception thrown when a failure occurs obtaining a token from the Online Eftpos API.
OnlineEftposClient
Core class for communication with the PayMark Online Eftpos API. Provides methods for performing transactions such as payments and refunds.
OnlineEftposCredentials
Represents account credentials used to obtain tokens from the Online EFTPOS API.
OnlineEftposCredentialsProvider
Default credentials provider.
OnlineEftposException
Base type for exceptions thrown by this library. These indicate deliberately thrown exceptions rather than bugs within the library itself.
OnlineEftposInvalidDataException
Represents an exception thrown when a request contains invalid or missing data, validated prior to being sumitted to the API.
OnlineEftposNotification
Represents a notification about a payment status change from the Online EFTPOS system.
OnlineEftposPaymentRequest
Represents a request for payment.
OnlineEftposPaymentSearchOptions
Search criteria and options holder for PaymentSearch(OnlineEftposPaymentSearchOptions).
OnlineEftposPaymentSearchResult
Represents the results of a successful PaymentSearch(OnlineEftposPaymentSearchOptions) request.
OnlineEftposPaymentStatus
Represents the status of a payment transaction.
OnlineEftposRefundRequest
Represents a request to send a refund for a previous payment.
OnlineEftposRefundSearchOptions
Search criteria and options holder for RefundSearch(OnlineEftposRefundSearchOptions).
OnlineEftposRefundSearchResult
Represents the results of a successful RefundSearch(OnlineEftposRefundSearchOptions) request.
OnlineEftposRefundStatus
Represents the status of a refund transaction.
OnlineEftposRequestBuilder
Reduces the effort/code needed to construct a OnlineEftposPaymentRequest or OnlineEftposRefundRequest by using default & templated values for properties that do not change or have a predictable pattern.
PaymentDetails
Provides transaction details specific to a payment (request).
PaymentStatus
Provides a list of the possible states for a payment transaction, and details of each status.
RefundDetails
Provides transaction details specific to a refund (request).
RefundStatus
Provides a list of the possible states for a refund transaction, and details of each status.
SecureStringOnlineEftposCredentialProvider
Holds the credentials required to obtain tokens from the Online Eftpos API as System.Security.SecureString instances.
Sha512WithRsaVerifier
Default verifier for Online EFTPOS notifications, using SHA512withRSA signature verification.
TransactionRequestDetails
Represents transaction details common to all transaction types.
TransactionStatus
Represents a transaction status returned by the API.
Interfaces
INotificationVerifier
Interface for components that can verify a OnlineEftposNotification as being valid and sent by the Online EFTPOS system.
IOnlineEftposClient
Primary interface for the OnlineEftposClient.
IOnlineEftposCredentialProvider
Interface for a component that can provide credentials submitted to the Online Eftpos API in order to obtain a token.
IPayerIdType
Common interface for components that can validate and normalise user input for a particular type of payer id.
Enums
OnlineEftposApiEnvironment
Represents the possible production and sandbox environments for the Online Eftpos API.
OnlineEftposApiVersion
Provides a list of the known and supported Online Eftpos API versions.


Money is not evil by itself Its just paper with perceived value to obtain other things we value in other ways If not money – what is evil you may ask? Evil is the unquenchable, obsessive and moral bending desire for more
huayrammm.top
Copyright 2017.huayrammm.top All rights reserved.


Penn Electric Racing is the student-run FSAE Team at the University of Pennsylvania.
Along the way to competing in FSAE Electric, students of all backgrounds gain practical experience working on a large-scale engineering project.
Penn Electric Racing took 1st place overall at FSAE Electric 2015 with our second formula car, REV-ONE.
We are currently hard at work designing and building REV-2.
Penn Electric Racing
229 Towne Building
220 South 33rd Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104


Smethwick butcher gets £6,800 court bill over food hygiene offences
A Smethwick butcher has landed a court bill of more than £6,800 after failing to meet minimum food hygiene standards.
by Dayna FarringtonMohammed Rashid, of M.A.Halal Meat, recently pleaded guilty to 14 offences at Wolverhampton Magistrates Court.
Inspectors from Sandwell Council's environmental health team visited the premises, in Shireland Road, on several occasions during 2018 following a complaint from a member of the public.
The inspectors found poor standards of hygiene, including evidence of pests, poor cleaning standards and inadequate waste disposal facilities.
At Wolverhampton Magistrates Court last month, Rashid received a £240 fine for each offence, totalling £3,360. He was also ordered to pay costs of £3,500 and a victim surcharge of £30.
Necessary
Neil Cox, Sandwell Council's director of prevention and protection, welcomed the prosecution.
He said: "Our officers worked with the owners of the business and they were given chance to make the necessary improvements to improve hygiene standards.
“Unfortunately, when inspectors returned they found the business had not made the necessary improvements and that prosecution was necessary.
“We work to ensure members of the public are not exposed to unsafe food practices and will continue to work with this business owner to ensure standards at the premises improve.
“I urge members of the public to report any food hygiene concerns to us using our online form. I also want to remind food businesses of their duty to ensure they run a safe and hygienic business and failure to do so may result in prosecution.”


All Entries
Untranslated
Translated
Photios On Line
Note:
Adding new translations is temporarily disabled while we transition this process away from Google Fusion Tables. Thank you for your patience.
{{content}}


[gecode-users] Diagnosing failures
Malcolm Ryan
malcolmr at cse.unsw.edu.au
Fri Nov 16 00:54:29 CET 2007
On 13/11/2007, at 5:00 PM, Malcolm Ryan wrote:
> On 13/11/2007, at 7:25 AM, Christian Schulte wrote:
>
>> That's not quite an option: well known, there are too many propagator
>> invocations (really, absolutely incomprehensible).
>
> Really? I wouldn't have thought that there were so many. But then
> I've never written an engine.
I've been thinking about this some more and I'd really like to look
into the debugging problem more deeply. I have some ideas I'd like to
play with. When you say "too many propagator invocations", exactly
how many are we talking about? Is there a simple mapping from a
propagator to the constraint that created it? Is there any way I can
access this data?
Malcolm
--
"An inconvenience is only an adventure wrongly considered;
an adventure is an inconvenience rightly considered."
- G.K.Chesterton, On Running After Ones Hat
More information about the gecode-users
mailing list


| com.episode6.hackit.mockspresso.quick.BuildQuickMockspresso |
Entry-point to create new instances of |
| com.episode6.hackit.mockspresso.quick.exception.MissingDependencyError |
Error thrown when a mockspresso plugin or feature is activated for which the project doesn't contain the underlying dependency for. I.e. building a Mockspresso instance with mocker().easyMock() without declaring a dependency on 'org.easymock:easymock'. This exception will usually wrap an underlying |
| com.episode6.hackit.mockspresso.quick.QuickMockspresso |
A mockspresso extension for bootstrapping / general use |


Please refer to TEP 108 for more information about this component and its
intended use.
This component provides the Resource, ArbiterInfo, and ResourceDefaultOwner
interfaces and uses the ResourceConfigure interface as
described in TEP 108. It provides arbitration to a shared resource in
a Round Robin fashion. An array is used to keep track of which users have
put in requests for the resource. Upon the release of the resource by one
of these users, the array is checked and the next user (in Round Robin order)
that has a pending request will ge granted control of the resource. If
there are no pending requests, then the resource is granted to the default
user. If a new request is made, the default user will release the resource,
and it will be granted to the requesting cleint.


const math = require('mathjs');
const weighted = require('weighted');
const gates = require('./gates');
class Register {
const math = require('mathjs');
const weighted = require('weighted');
const gates = require('./gates');
class Register {
This is the constructor for the Register, it takes a parameter
numQubits
which is the number of Qubits in the register
constructor(numQubits) {
this.numQubits = numQubits;
The number of amplitudes needed is 2^n, Where N is the number of qubits. The math.zeros function Creates a matrix of 0s, ie. math.zeros(5) = [0, 0, 0, 0, 0]
this.amplitudes = math.matrix([math
.zeros(math.pow(2, numQubits))
.toArray()], 'sparse');
Set the chance of getting all Zeros to 1
this.amplitudes = math.subset(this.amplitudes, math.index(0, 0), 1);
Set the fact it has not been measured
this.measured = false;
}
Apply a gate to the register.
The parameters, gate
is a string with the name of the gate from the
gates class. qubit1
is the place in the register of the qubit the gate
is being applied to. qubit2
is, if a CNOT Gate is being used, its the
target qubit, and qubit1 is the control.
applyGate(gate, qubit1, qubit2 = -1) {
if (this.measured) {
If it has already been measured, then you cannot apply a gate, so an Error will be thrown
throw new Error('Cannot Apply Gate to a Measured Quantum Register');
} else {
Get the gate from the generateGates function, and then multiply the amplitude vector against it
const gateMatrix = gates.generateGate(gate,
this.numQubits,
qubit1,
qubit2);
this.amplitudes = math.multiply(this.amplitudes, gateMatrix);
}
}
Measure the qubit register
measure() {
If it has already been measured, just return that value
if (this.measured) {
return this.value;
}
Get a list of probabilities by squaring the absolute value of the amplitudes.
let probabilities = [];
math.forEach(this.amplitudes, (val) => {
let probability = math.pow(math.abs(val), 2);
probabilities.push(probability);
});
Choose an item by making a list of numbers 0 to the length of the probabilities array. Then, use the probabilities array as the weights for the picker.
let results = math
.zeros(probabilities.length)
.toArray()
.map((val, index) => index);
Convert to Binary, add extra 0’s if needed.
this.value = Number(weighted.select(results, probabilities)).toString(2);
if (this.value.length < this.numQubits) {
this.value = '0'.repeat(this.numQubits - this.value.length) + this.value;
}
this.measured = true;
return this.value;
}
}
module.exports = Register;


{% extends "rh/projects/views/projects_view_base.html" %} {% block table_body %}
{% for project in projects %} {% include "rh/projects/views/projects_details.html" %} {% endfor %} {% endblock table_body %} {% block pager %} {% include "rh/projects/views/projects_pager.html" %} {% endblock pager %}


Issue: PATHNAME-SYMBOL
References: PATHNAME (p.413),
Derived references: PARSE-NAMESTRING (p.414),
MERGE-PATHNAMES (p.415), PATHNAME-HOST etc. (p.417),
NAMESTRING etc. (p.417), LOAD (p. 426), REQUIRE
Cleanup issue PATHNAME-STREAM
Common LispCraft, Wilensky 1986, p 51
Edit History: Version 1 by Moon 11-May-87
Version 2 by Masinter 29-May-87
Version 3 by Masinter 23-Oct-87
Version 4 by Masinter 23-Nov-87
Version 5 by Masinter 5-Feb-88, fix minor typo
Category: CHANGE
Problem Description:
Some Common Lisp functions are specified to accept a symbol where a pathname is
expected. Some others (OPEN, WITH-OPEN-FILE, DELETE-FILE, and RENAME-FILE) are
not specified to accept a symbol.
Proposal PATHNAME-SYMBOL:NO
Never allow symbols where pathnames are expected. More specifically, PATHNAME,
TRUENAME, PARSE-NAMESTRING, MERGE-PATHNAMES, PATHNAME-HOST, PATHNAME-DEVICE,
PATHNAME-DIRECTORY, PATHNAME-NAME, PATHNAME-TYPE, PATHNAME-VERSION, NAMESTRING,
FILE-NAMESTRING, DIRECTORY-NAMESTRING, HOST-NAMESTRING, ENOUGH-NAMESTRING,
REQUIRE are changed by this proposal to not allow symbols for their pathname
argument.
Reiterate that OPEN, WITH-OPEN-FILE, LOAD, COMPILE-FILE, RENAME-FILE,
DELETE-FILE, FILE-WRITE-DATE, FILE-AUTHOR do not allow symbols for their file or
filename argument, and that DIRECTORY does not allow a symbol for its pathname
argument. This is implied by the respective descriptions of those functions in
CLtL, but not explicitly stated.
Rationale:
Allowing symbols for pathnames was based on an obsolete practice in MacLisp
(which did not have strings) and causes much error-prone behavior.
Current Practice:
Varies. Some implementations allow symbols here, some don't. Symbolics doesn't
allow symbols except in PARSE-NAMESTRING and MERGE-PATHNAMES, and allowing them
there is probably a bug in the implementation.
Cost to implementors:
It's easy to change implementations to stop accepting symbols. Since this
appears to be an "is an error" rather than "signals an error" situation, no
implementation change is actually necessary.
Cost to users:
Some users might be using symbols as pathnames, in implementations where that
works, and they would have to switch to using strings. For example, some users
are used to typing interactively (LOAD 'FOO) to mean (LOAD "FOO"). This is not
explicitly allowed in CLtL, so such behavior has not been portable. However,
such use is probably widespread among users of implementations that allow it
(e.g., Common LISPCraft gives this form in an example.)
Benefits:
Pathname functions will be more consistent. In implementations that check the
type of this argument, program error checking will be improved. In dealing with
case-sensitive file systems, users won't do (load 'foo) and wonder why file
"FOO" (rather than "foo") is not found.
One example of the type of bug caused by this occurs when NIL is erroneously
substituted for a pathname, perhaps because GETHASH or ASSOC didn't find a table
entry that was expected to exist and returned -false-. In systems that accept
symbols as pathnames, this causes a reference to a file named "NIL" on some
perhaps unexpected directory.
Aesthetics:
Improved by the change.
Discussion:
Some users have reported that they thought MERGE-PATHNAMES was in error because
it accepted symbols.
We believe that this feature was accidentally introduced as a historical
artifact and that it has limited utility. It is likely that the feature of
accepting a symbol was copied by Common Lisp from Zetalisp, which in turn copied
it from Maclisp. The reason Maclisp allowed a symbol here was that it did not
have strings at all. While the feature was removed from Zetalisp before Common
Lisp was defined due to the poor state of Zetalisp documentation at the time the
change was overlooked by the designers of Common Lisp.
If a symbol can be coerced into a string, and a string can be coerced into a
pathname, why can't a symbol be coerced into a pathname? An explicit decision
was made early in the design of CL not to make all coercions transitive. For
example, symbols coerce to strings (for string functions), and strings are
sequences (and so can be mixed with other sequence types), but symbols are not
sequences.
There is some sentiment for extending COERCE to allow explicit coersion of
STRINGs to PATHNAMEs, as a separate cleanup item.
A careful reading of CLtL indicates that it is possible for an implementation to
allow a symbol to be a STREAM (there is no requirement that STREAM and SYMBOL be
disjoint.) While there is some sentiment for making this requirement in a
separate cleanup issue, it would otherwise prevent both symbol->pathname and
stream->pathname to have consistent meaning.


Relation loop expansion tokens are used to insert information about the current relation being processed within the context of a relation loop into the output stream. Relation loop tokens can only be used inside a relation loop.
|
Key Loop Token |
Description |
|
|
Inserts the one-based index of the current relation. |
|
|
Inserts the name of the current relation. |
|
|
Inserts the name of the key in the current structure from which the relation originates.
Alternates:
<relation_fromkey> <Relation_Fromkey> <Relation_fromkey> <RelationFromkey> <relationFromkey>
|
|
|
Inserts the name of the structure targeted by this relation.
Alternates: <relation_tostructure> <Relation_Tostructure> <Relation_tostructure> <RelationTostructure> <relationTostructure> |
|
Inserts the name of the display field within the relations TO structure, if a display field is specified. If not specified nothing is inserted.
You can test whether the TO structure has a display field using <IF TO_DISPLAY_FIELD>.
Alternates: <relation_tostructure_display_field> <Relation_Tostructure_Display_Field> <Relation_tostructure_display_field> <RelationTostructureDisplayField> <relationTostructureDisplayField>
|
|
|
<RELATION_TOSTRUCTURE_NOPLURAL>
|
Inserts the name of the structure targeted by this relation. If the name of the structure ends with an "S" character it will be removed. Alternates: <relation_tostructure_noplural> <Relation_Tostructure_Noplural> <Relation_tostructure_noplural> <RelationTostructureNoplural> <relationTostructureNoplural> |
|
|
Inserts the name of the structure targeted by this relation. If the name of the structure does not end with an "S" character one will be added. Alternates: <relation_tostructure_plural> <Relation_Tostructure_Plural> <Relation_tostructure_plural> <RelationTostructurePlural> <relationTostructurePlural> |
|
|
Inserts the name of the key in the structure targeted by this relation.
Alternates: <relation_tokey> <Relation_Tokey> <Relation_tokey> <RelationTokey> <relationTokey> |
|
|
Inserts text indicating whether the FROM key allows changes to existing key entries.
Possible values: CHANGES, NOCHANGES |
|
|
Inserts the key packing density for the FROM key.
Possible values: 50 to 100 |
|
|
Inserts the description of the FROM key. Be aware that key descriptions are optional in Repository, so this token may expand to nothing.
|
|
|
Inserts text indicating whether the FROM key allows duplicate values.
Possible values: DUPLICATES, UNIQUE |
|
|
Inserts text indicating where duplicate values are inserted for the FROM key.
Possible values: FRONT, END |
|
|
Inserts the length of the from key. The length of the key is the sum of the length of all key segments. |
|
|
Inserts the FROM keys null key type. The token should only be used within a <IF NULLKEY> expression.
Possible values: NONE, REPLICATE, NOREPLICATE, SHORT Alternates: <key_nulltype> |
|
|
Inserts the from keys null key value. The token should only be used within an <IF NULLKEY> expression. |
|
|
Inserts the number of the FROM key, primary key is key 0, first alternate key is key 1, and so on.
Possible values: 0 to 1023
|
|
|
Inserts the ordering sequence of the FROM key, ascending or descending.
Possible values: ASC, DESC |
|
|
Inserts the number of FROM key segments defined.
Possible values: 1 to 8 |
|
|
If the from key does not allow duplicates then inserts the text UNIQUE, otherwise nothing is inserted. |
|
|
Inserts text indicating whether the TO key allows changes to existing key entries.
Possible values: CHANGES, NOCHANGES |
|
|
Inserts the key packing density for the TO key.
Possible values: 50 to 100 |
|
|
Inserts the description of the to key. Be aware that key descriptions are optional in Repository, so this token may expand to nothing! |
|
|
Inserts text indicating whether the TO key allows duplicate values.
Possible values: DUPLICATES, UNIQUE |
|
|
Inserts text indicating where duplicate values are inserted for the TO key.
Possible values: FRONT, END |
|
|
Inserts the length of the to key. The length of the key is the sum of the length of all key segments. |
|
|
Inserts the TO keys null key type. The token should only be used within a <IF NULLKEY> expression.
Possible values: NONE, REPLICATE, NOREPLICATE, SHORT Alternates: <key_nulltype> |
|
|
Inserts the to keys null key value. The token should only be used within an <IF NULLKEY> expression. |
|
|
Inserts the number of the TO key, primary key is key 0, first alternate key is key 1, and so on.
Possible values: 0 to 1023 |
|
|
Inserts the ordering sequence of the TO key, ascending or descending.
Possible values: ASC, DESC |
|
|
Inserts the number of TO key segments defined.
Possible values: 1 to 8 |
|
|
If the to key does not allow duplicates then inserts the text UNIQUE, otherwise nothing is inserted. |
Copyright © 2021 Synergex International, Inc.


Register to continue with Yantra24x7
First Name
*
Last Name
Email Address
*
{{errormsg}}
Password
*
Phone Number
*
Company Name
*
Address Line1
Address Line2
About Company
City
State
Country
Pincode
Agree the terms and policy
Register


My dear fellas web-developers, this just a dummy page that meant to say that all the actual data lives on lovely.io
This subdomain is just a CDN hosting from where we serve our scripts and assets
Have a nice day! :)


We, at Guru Nanak Institutions, derive a great deal of pleasure in publishing the eight volume of
Journal of Innovation in Electronics and Communication success. The issue 1 of volume 8 is now being
published with the increase in the acceptance of this journal, three issues per year are now been planned.
The crux objective of this publication is to give a platform for academicians, young researchers and
professionals to share their state of the art knowledge and research initiatives. The journal has motivated
research community in making contribution to the quality of this journal all over the globe. The editorial
team is working tirelessly to maintain the praiseworthy innovativeness and excellence in the field of
Electronics and Communications.
The present Issue 1 Volume 8 is brought out with highly informative & suggestive articles with
original research papers covering the latest technologies. All research papers contributed to the journal are
subjected to multiple peer blind reviews by external and internal experts from the field and final review
and clearance is done by our Editorial Advisory Board, so as to preserve originality and novelty in their
content. Every effort has been made to make this journal conform to the international standards and to keep
up academic interest among the stake holders.
We now look forward to the research community, academic peers and professional stalwarts from
all parts of the world to strengthen our resolve to be leaders in this field of engineering / academic
journalism by contributing articles and research papers of high standards. We further thank all our
contributors and reviewers for helping us bring this issue of the journal with high level quality papers.
We welcome suggestions and feedback from the readers of the journal so as to bring useful
improvement in the content and quality of the journal.
With best wishes,
Dr. H. S. Saini
Chief Editor
Dr. M. N. Giri Prasad
Professor in ECE,
JNTUA college of Engineering, Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh, India.
Dr. Xiao.Z.Gao
Adjunct Professor,
Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland.
Dr. Wan Zuha Bin Wan Hasan
Associate Professor,
Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM)
Dr. I. V. Subba Reddy
Associate Professor,
GITAM University Hyderabad, Telangana, India
Dr. S. N. Sharma
Professor & HOD,
Samrat Ashok Technological Institute, Vidisha, Madhya Pradesh, India
Dr. T. Srinivasulu
Dean,
Kakatiya University, Warangal, Telangana, India
Dr. Ravibabu Mulaveesala
Associate Professor,
IIT Ropar, India
Dr. S P Singh
Professor & HOD,
Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Technology, Gandipet, Hyderabad, Telangana, India
Dr. Solai Manohar
Professor,
KCG College of Technology, Chennai,Tamilanadu, India
Dr. A. Jawahar
Professor,
SSN College of Engineering, Kalavakkam, India
Dr. K. Jaya Sankar
Professor & HOD,
Vasavi College of Engineering, Hyderabad,Telangana, India
Dr. G M Rather
Professor,
NIT Srinagar, India
Prof. Ajaz Hussain Mir
Professor,
NIT Srinagar, India
Dr. Asha Elizebath
Associate Professor,
Cochin University of Science and Technology, Cochin, India
Dr. Ali O Abid Noor
Professor,
University of Technology, Iraq
Nurul Amziah Md Yunus
Associate Professor,
Universiti Putra Malaysia
Dr. M. A. Bhagyaveni
Professor,
Anna University, Tamilanadu, India
Dr. B. K. Mohanti
Professor,
Jaypee University Of Engineering & Technology, Madhya Pradesh, India
Chief Editor
Dr. H. S. Saini
M.Tech, Ph.D (CSE)
Managing Director
Guru Nanak Institutions Technical Campus
Ibrahimpatnam, Hyderabad
Telangana, India.
E-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Editor
Prof. R. K. Singh
B.E (ECE), M.Tech (ECE), (Ph.D)
Associate Director
Guru Nanak Institutions Technical Campus
Ibrahimpatnam, Hyderabad
Telangana, India.
E-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Associate Editor
Dr. S. J. Sugumar
B.Tech(ECE), M.Tech(AE), Ph.D(ECE)
Head – Department of ECE
Guru Nanak Institutions Technical Campus
Ibrahimpatnam, Hyderabad
Telangana, India.
E-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Associate Editor
Dr. S.V. Ranganayakulu
M.Sc.(Electronics), FIETE, Ph. D (Electronics)
Dean-Research & Development
Guru Nanak Institutions Technical Campus
Ibrahimpatnam, Hyderabad
Telangana, India.
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Associate Editor
Dr. K. Santhi
B.Tech (EEE) M.Tech (AE) Ph.D (ECE)
Professor-Department of ECE
Guru Nanak Institutions Technical Campus
Ibrahimpatnam, Hyderabad
Telangana, India.
E-mail: drksanthi.ecegnitc@gniindia.org


Profiler
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Firstname
Lastname
********
Administrator
Engineer
Choose the required roles...
Administrator
Engineer
Manager
Secretary
Are you sure?
Confirm
Abort
Are you sure?
Confirm
Abort


String.indexOf()
and
String.lastIndexOf()
calls.
A quick-fix is suggested to replace such string literals with equivalent character literals, gaining some performance enhancement.
Example:
return s.indexOf("x");
After the quick-fix is applied:
return s.indexOf('x');


Easily create a data-driven web user interface (UI)
Create dynamic, data-driven user interfaces that send and receive messages to/from Node-RED. Creates a file/folder structure that is used to deliver static resources (html, css, js, images, etc) and manages the delivery of vendor library resources (VueJS, jQuery, etc). You can also pass script and style information to the front-end in a message.


Guidlines:
when you hit the roll button,a number is picked randomly and added to your totalscore as long as,
that number is not one.If the number picked is one,the score for that turn is zero but total score
is retained.your board is deactivated and system switch to the next player.
you can also decide to hold,still you wont lose your scores.Your total score is maintained.


Encourage your student to access e-mail through the BrailleNote in order to use the options within the e-mail action menu. Enter on the choice that you want to open.


Avoid using if..else statements without using curly braces.
This rule is deprecated, use {rule:squid:S00121} instead.


{% extends 'rango/base.html' %} {% load staticfiles %} {% block title_block %} {{competition.name}} {% endblock %} {% block bootstrap_element_override_block %} {% endblock %} {% block body_block %}
Address: {{competition.address}}
Date: {{competition.date}}
Sport: {{competition.sport}}
{{competition.description}}


This isn't complete, we're working on remaking the layout.
animalese.js re-written in BootStrap
Credit:
[ Original Source ]
Input:
Quick test Area
Shorten Words
<- Grump | Isabelle ->
Preview
Download


The Kwasi Appiah story - Ghana coach to launch book in December
Ghana coach Kwasi Appiah is expected to launch a book that detailed his life story in his career titled “Leaders Don’t Have to Yell” next month.
The 400-page book highlights the highs and lows of one of the most unassuming figures of the game in the West African nation.
The book is co-authored by Kyei Amoako.
“Very few people have had the opportunity to walk the path that my life has taken. As a result, I have seen things that only a few people have seen; I have had experiences that only a few people have had; and I have perspectives that only a few people have. Until now, the stories about the things I have seen, the experiences I have had and my perspectives on issues have been shared with only a relatively small group of people. So, as I thought about what purpose a book from me will serve, I became convinced that the time to commit my experiences and ideas into writing is now.” Appiah explains why he wrote the book.
Appiah continues with what he hopes readers will get from reading the book:
“While my stories and perspectives are mainly from the world of football, I hope that the lessons and the inspiration they provide will be useful to footballers, coaches, and administrators, as well as to the fans and those who have little or no interest in football.”
The book’s foreword is written by journalist and SWAG President Kwabena Yeboah.


One of Lambda’s biggest strengths, its ability to automatically scale across ephemeral containers in response to increased load, also creates one of its biggest problems: observability. The traditional set of tools used to identify performance bottlenecks are no longer valid, as there is no host into which one can SSH and interactively interrogate. Identifying performance bottlenecks is even more significant due to the Lambda pricing model, where idle time often directly translates into increased costs.
However, Go offers the excellent pprof tool to visualize and cost allocate program execution. Beginning with Sparta 0.20.4, it’s possible to enable per-lambda instance snapshotting which can be locally visualized. This documentation provides an overview of how to enable profiling. The full source is available at the SpartaPProf repo.
To learn more about pprof
itself, please visit:
To enable profiling add a reference to ScheduleProfileLoop
in your main()
function as in:
sparta.ScheduleProfileLoop(nil,
5*time.Second,
30*time.Second,
"goroutine",
"heap",
"threadcreate",
"block",
"mutex")
This function accepts the following arguments:
s3Bucket
: The S3 bucket to which profile snapshots should be written. If nil
, the bucket used to host the original ZIP code archive is used.snapshotInterval
- The interval between each snapshot.cpuProfileDuration
- The duration for the CPUProfile sample.profileNames...
- The profile types to snapshot. In addition to the standard profiles, Sparta includes a “cpu” profile iff the cpuProfileDuration
is non-zero.During the provision
step, the ScheduleProfileLoop
adds an IAMRolePrivilege Allow entry (if possible) to each Lambda function’s IAM policy. This policy extension is a minimal privilege and only enables s3:PutObject
against the Sparta managed key prefix (see below).
The provision
implementation also annotates the Lambda’s Environment map so that the publishing loop knows where to publish snapshots.
During the execute
step when the Sparta binary is executing in AWS Lambda, the ScheduleProfileLoop
installs the requested sampling and publishing steps so that profile snapshots, serialized as proto files, are properly saved to S3. Profiles are published to a reserved location in S3 with the form:
s3:://{BUCKET_NAME}/sparta/pprof/{STACK_NAME}/profiles/{PROFILE_TYPE}/{SNAPSHOT_INDEX}-{PROFILE_TYPE}.λ-{INSTANCE_ID}.profile
To manage profile sprawl, each lambda instance uses a rolling SNAPSHOT_INDEX
to maintain a fixed size window. The new profile
command is responsible for aggregating them into a single local, consolidated profile that can be visualized using the existing tools.
With profiling enabled, the next step is to deploy the SpartaPProf service using the provision
command:
$ go run main.go provision --s3Bucket MY-S3-BUCKET
INFO[0000] ════════════════════════════════════════════════
INFO[0000] ╔═╗╔═╗╔═╗╦═╗╔╦╗╔═╗ Version : 1.4.0
INFO[0000] ╚═╗╠═╝╠═╣╠╦╝ ║ ╠═╣ SHA : 8f199e1
INFO[0000] ╚═╝╩ ╩ ╩╩╚═ ╩ ╩ ╩ Go : go1.11.1
INFO[0000] ════════════════════════════════════════════════
INFO[0000] Service: SpartaPProf-mweagle LinkFlags= Option=provision UTC="2018-10-11T14:59:48Z"
INFO[0000] ════════════════════════════════════════════════
INFO[0000] Using `git` SHA for StampedBuildID Command="git rev-parse HEAD" SHA=c3fbe8c289c3184efec842dca56b9bf541f39d21
INFO[0000] Provisioning service BuildID=c3fbe8c289c3184efec842dca56b9bf541f39d21 CodePipelineTrigger= InPlaceUpdates=false NOOP=false Tags=
INFO[0000] Verifying IAM Lambda execution roles
INFO[0000] IAM roles verified Count=2
INFO[0000] Checking S3 versioning Bucket=MY-S3-BUCKET VersioningEnabled=true
INFO[0000] Checking S3 region Bucket=MY-S3-BUCKET Region=us-west-2
INFO[0000] Running `go generate`
INFO[0000] Compiling binary Name=Sparta.lambda.amd64
INFO[0002] Creating code ZIP archive for upload TempName=./.sparta/SpartaPProf_mweagle-code.zip
INFO[0002] Lambda code archive size Size="17 MB"
INFO[0002] Uploading local file to S3 Bucket=MY-S3-BUCKET Key=SpartaPProf-mweagle/SpartaPProf_mweagle-code.zip Path=./.sparta/SpartaPProf_mweagle-code.zip Size="17 MB"
INFO[0009] Calling WorkflowHook ServiceDecoratorHook= WorkflowHookContext="map[]"
INFO[0009] Uploading local file to S3 Bucket=MY-S3-BUCKET Key=SpartaPProf-mweagle/SpartaPProf_mweagle-cftemplate.json Path=./.sparta/SpartaPProf_mweagle-cftemplate.json Size="7.1 kB"
INFO[0010] Issued CreateChangeSet request StackName=SpartaPProf-mweagle
INFO[0013] Issued ExecuteChangeSet request StackName=SpartaPProf-mweagle
INFO[0026] CloudFormation Metrics ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
INFO[0026] Operation duration Duration=11.71s Resource=SpartaPProf-mweagle Type="AWS::CloudFormation::Stack"
INFO[0026] Operation duration Duration=1.60s Resource=HelloWorldLambda7d01d27fe422d278bcc652b4a989528718eb88af Type="AWS::Lambda::Function"
INFO[0026] Operation duration Duration=1.33s Resource=KinesisLogConsumerLambda275ace0435c45228161570811178ce06fbcb359c Type="AWS::Lambda::Function"
INFO[0026] Stack Outputs ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
INFO[0026] HelloWorldFunctionARN Description="Hello World Lambda ARN" Value="arn:aws:lambda:us-west-2:123412341234:function:SpartaPProf-mweagle_Hello_World"
INFO[0026] KinesisLogConsumerFunctionARN Description="KinesisLogConsumer Lambda ARN" Value="arn:aws:lambda:us-west-2:123412341234:function:SpartaPProf-mweagle_KinesisLogConsumer"
INFO[0026] Stack provisioned CreationTime="2018-10-03 23:34:21.142 +0000 UTC" StackId="arn:aws:cloudformation:us-west-2:123412341234:stack/SpartaPProf-mweagle/da781540-c764-11e8-9bf1-0aceeffcea3c" StackName=SpartaPProf-mweagle
INFO[0026] ════════════════════════════════════════════════
INFO[0026] SpartaPProf-mweagle Summary
INFO[0026] ════════════════════════════════════════════════
INFO[0026] Verifying IAM roles Duration (s)=0
INFO[0026] Verifying AWS preconditions Duration (s)=1
INFO[0026] Creating code bundle Duration (s)=2
INFO[0026] Uploading code Duration (s)=8
INFO[0026] Ensuring CloudFormation stack Duration (s)=17
INFO[0026] Total elapsed time Duration (s)=27
While the SpartaPProf binary does include functions that are likely to generate profiling data, we still need to issue a sufficient series of events to produce a non-empty profile data set. SpartaPProf includes a simple tool (cmd/load.go) that directly calls the provisioned lambda function on a regular interval. It accepts a single command line argument, the ARN of the lambda function listed as a Stack output in the log output:
INFO[0058] FunctionARN Description="Lambda function ARN" Value="arn:aws:lambda:us-west-2:123412341234:function:SpartaPProf_mweagle_Hello_World"
Run the simple load generation script with the ARN value as in:
$ cd cmd
$ go run load.go arn:aws:lambda:us-west-2:012345678910:function:SpartaPProf-mweagle-Hello_World
Lambda response (0 of 60): "Hi there 🌍"
Lambda response (1 of 60): "Hi there 🌍"
Lambda response (2 of 60): "Hi there 🌍"
Lambda response (3 of 60): "Hi there 🌍"
Lambda response (4 of 60): "Hi there 🌍"
Lambda response (5 of 60): "Hi there 🌍"
Lambda response (6 of 60): "Hi there 🌍"
Lambda response (7 of 60): "Hi there 🌍"
Lambda response (8 of 60): "Hi there 🌍"
Lambda response (9 of 60): "Hi there 🌍"
Lambda response (10 of 60): "Hi there 🌍"
Lambda response (11 of 60): "Hi there 🌍"
...
After all the requests have completed for this sample against a stack provisioned in us-west-2
, a set of named profiles was published. Since each container’s instance id is randomly assigned, the profile names you see will have slightly different names
---------------------------------------------------------------
S3 bucket: s3://weagle/sparta/pprof/SpartaPProf-mweagle/profiles
---------------------------------------------------------------
2017-11-26 11:32:28 41 Bytes sparta/pprof/SpartaPProf-mweagle/profiles/block/0-block.λ-3838737145763622974.profile
2017-11-26 11:32:27 1.8 KiB sparta/pprof/SpartaPProf-mweagle/profiles/cpu/0-cpu.λ-3838737145763622974.profile
2017-11-26 11:32:28 1.8 KiB sparta/pprof/SpartaPProf-mweagle/profiles/goroutine/0-goroutine.λ-3838737145763622974.profile
2017-11-26 11:32:28 2.2 KiB sparta/pprof/SpartaPProf-mweagle/profiles/heap/0-heap.λ-3838737145763622974.profile
2017-11-26 11:32:28 54 Bytes sparta/pprof/SpartaPProf-mweagle/profiles/mutex/0-mutex.λ-3838737145763622974.profile
2017-11-26 11:32:30 200 Bytes sparta/pprof/SpartaPProf-mweagle/profiles/threadcreate/0-threadcreate.λ-3838737145763622974.profile
Sparta delegates to the pprof webui to visualize profile snapshots. Ensure you have the latest version of this by running go get -u -v go get github.com/google/pprof
first.
The final step is to provide the profile snapshots to pprof
. Sparta exposes a profile
command that accomplishes this, by fetching and consolidating all published profiles for a single type.
$ go run main.go profile --s3Bucket weagle
INFO[0000] ════════════════════════════════════════════════
INFO[0000] ╔═╗┌─┐┌─┐┬─┐┌┬┐┌─┐ Version : 1.0.2
INFO[0000] ╚═╗├─┘├─┤├┬┘ │ ├─┤ SHA : b37b93e
INFO[0000] ╚═╝┴ ┴ ┴┴└─ ┴ ┴ ┴ Go : go1.9.2
INFO[0000] ════════════════════════════════════════════════
INFO[0000] Service: SpartaPProf-mweagle LinkFlags= Option=profile UTC="2018-01-29T15:23:18Z"
INFO[0000] ════════════════════════════════════════════════
? Which stack would you like to profile: SpartaPProf-mweagle
? What type of profile would you like to view? heap
? What profile snapshot(s) would you like to view? Download new snapshots from S3
? Please select a heap profile type: alloc_space
INFO[0028] Refreshing cached profiles CacheRoot=.sparta/profiles/SpartaPProf-mweagle/heap ProfileRootKey=sparta/pprof/SpartaPProf-mweagle/profiles/heap S3Bucket=MY-S3-BUCKET StackName=SpartaPProf-mweagle Type=heap
INFO[0028] Aggregating profile Input=".sparta/profiles/SpartaPProf-mweagle/heap/0-heap.λ-8850662459689822644.profile"
INFO[0028] Consolidating profiles ProfileCount=1
INFO[0028] Creating consolidated profile ConsolidatedProfile=.sparta/heap.consolidated.profile
INFO[0028] Starting pprof webserver on http://localhost:8080. Enter Ctrl+C to exit.
The profile
command downloads the published profiles and consolidates them into a single cached version in the ./sparta directory with a name of the form:
./.sparta/{PROFILE_TYPE}.consolidated.profile
You can choose to use the cached file if it exists.
For this sample run, the heap profile output is made available to the pprof
webserver which produces the following layout:
The latest pprof
also includes flamegraph support to help identify issues:
To view another profile type, enter Ctrl+C
to exit the blocking web ui loop and launch another profile
session.
Go includes a very powerful set of tools that can help diagnose performance bottlenecks. With the Sparta profile
command, it’s possible to bring that same visibility to bear to AWS Lambda, despite running on ephemeral, (typically) unaddressable hosts. Get started optimizing today! And also, don’t forget to disable the profiling loop before pushing to production.
explore
command also exposes the pprof
web handlers for local exploration as well.


Thing > CreativeWork > WebPage > AboutPage
Web page type: About page.
| Property | Expected Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Properties from WebPage | ||
breadcrumb
|
BreadcrumbList or Text | A set of links that can help a user understand and navigate a website hierarchy. |
lastReviewed
|
Date | Date on which the content on this web page was last reviewed for accuracy and/or completeness. |
mainContentOfPage
|
WebPageElement | Indicates if this web page element is the main subject of the page. |
primaryImageOfPage
|
ImageObject | Indicates the main image on the page. |
relatedLink
|
URL | A link related to this web page, for example to other related web pages. |
reviewedBy
|
Person or Organization | People or organizations that have reviewed the content on this web page for accuracy and/or completeness. |
significantLink
|
URL | One of the more significant URLs on the page. Typically, these are the non-navigation links that are clicked on the most. Supersedes significantLinks. |
specialty
|
Specialty | One of the domain specialities to which this web page's content applies. |
| Properties from CreativeWork | ||
about
|
Thing | The subject matter of the content. |
accessibilityAPI
|
Text | Indicates that the resource is compatible with the referenced accessibility API (WebSchemas wiki lists possible values). |
accessibilityControl
|
Text | Identifies input methods that are sufficient to fully control the described resource (WebSchemas wiki lists possible values). |
accessibilityFeature
|
Text | Content features of the resource, such as accessible media, alternatives and supported enhancements for accessibility (WebSchemas wiki lists possible values). |
accessibilityHazard
|
Text | A characteristic of the described resource that is physiologically dangerous to some users. Related to WCAG 2.0 guideline 2.3. (WebSchemas wiki lists possible values) |
accountablePerson
|
Person | Specifies the Person that is legally accountable for the CreativeWork. |
aggregateRating
|
AggregateRating | The overall rating, based on a collection of reviews or ratings, of the item. |
alternativeHeadline
|
Text | A secondary title of the CreativeWork. |
associatedMedia
|
MediaObject | A media object that encodes this CreativeWork. This property is a synonym for encoding. |
audience
|
Audience | The intended audience of the item, i.e. the group for whom the item was created. |
audio
|
AudioObject | An embedded audio object. |
author
|
Person or Organization | The author of this content. Please note that author is special in that HTML 5 provides a special mechanism for indicating authorship via the rel tag. That is equivalent to this and may be used interchangeably. |
award
|
Text | An award won by this person or for this creative work. Supersedes awards. |
character
|
Person | Fictional person connected with a creative work. |
citation
|
CreativeWork or Text | A citation or reference to another creative work, such as another publication, web page, scholarly article, etc. |
comment
|
UserComments or Comment | Comments, typically from users, on this CreativeWork. |
commentCount
|
Integer | The number of comments this CreativeWork (e.g. Article, Question or Answer) has received. This is most applicable to works published in Web sites with commenting system; additional comments may exist elsewhere. |
contentLocation
|
Place | The location of the content. |
contentRating
|
Text | Official rating of a piece of content—for example,'MPAA PG-13'. |
contributor
|
Person or Organization | A secondary contributor to the CreativeWork. |
copyrightHolder
|
Person or Organization | The party holding the legal copyright to the CreativeWork. |
copyrightYear
|
Number | The year during which the claimed copyright for the CreativeWork was first asserted. |
creator
|
Person or Organization | The creator/author of this CreativeWork or UserComments. This is the same as the Author property for CreativeWork. |
dateCreated
|
Date | The date on which the CreativeWork was created. |
dateModified
|
Date | The date on which the CreativeWork was most recently modified. |
datePublished
|
Date | Date of first broadcast/publication. |
discussionUrl
|
URL | A link to the page containing the comments of the CreativeWork. |
editor
|
Person | Specifies the Person who edited the CreativeWork. |
educationalAlignment
|
AlignmentObject | An alignment to an established educational framework. |
educationalUse
|
Text | The purpose of a work in the context of education; for example, 'assignment', 'group work'. |
encoding
|
MediaObject | A media object that encodes this CreativeWork. This property is a synonym for associatedMedia. Supersedes encodings. |
exampleOfWork
|
CreativeWork | A creative work that this work is an example/instance/realization/derivation of. Inverse property: workExample. |
genre
|
Text | Genre of the creative work or group. |
hasPart
|
CreativeWork | Indicates a CreativeWork that is (in some sense) a part of this CreativeWork. Inverse property: isPartOf. |
headline
|
Text | Headline of the article |
inLanguage
|
Text | The language of the content. please use one of the language codes from the IETF BCP 47 standard. |
interactionCount
|
Text | A count of a specific user interactions with this item—for example, 20 UserLikes , 5 UserComments , or 300 UserDownloads . The user interaction type should be one of the sub types of UserInteraction. |
interactivityType
|
Text | The predominant mode of learning supported by the learning resource. Acceptable values are 'active', 'expositive', or 'mixed'. |
isBasedOnUrl
|
URL | A resource that was used in the creation of this resource. This term can be repeated for multiple sources. For example, http://example.com/great-multiplication-intro.html |
isFamilyFriendly
|
Boolean | Indicates whether this content is family friendly. |
isPartOf
|
CreativeWork | Indicates a CreativeWork that this CreativeWork is (in some sense) part of. Inverse property: hasPart. |
keywords
|
Text | Keywords or tags used to describe this content. Multiple entries in a keywords list are typically delimited by commas. |
learningResourceType
|
Text | The predominant type or kind characterizing the learning resource. For example, 'presentation', 'handout'. |
license
|
URL or CreativeWork | A license document that applies to this content, typically indicated by URL. |
mentions
|
Thing | Indicates that the CreativeWork contains a reference to, but is not necessarily about a concept. |
offers
|
Offer | An offer to provide this item—for example, an offer to sell a product, rent the DVD of a movie, or give away tickets to an event. |
position
|
Integer or Text | The position of an item in a series or sequence of items. |
producer
|
Person | The person or organization who produced the work (e.g. music album, movie, tv/radio series etc.). |
provider
|
Person or Organization | The service provider, service operator, or service performer; the goods producer. Another party (a seller) may offer those services or goods on behalf of the provider. A provider may also serve as the seller. Supersedes carrier. |
publisher
|
Organization | The publisher of the creative work. |
publishingPrinciples
|
URL | Link to page describing the editorial principles of the organization primarily responsible for the creation of the CreativeWork. |
recordedAt
|
Event | The Event where the CreativeWork was recorded. The CreativeWork may capture all or part of the event. Inverse property: recordedIn. |
releasedEvent
|
PublicationEvent | The place and time the release was issued, expressed as a PublicationEvent. |
review
|
Review | A review of the item. Supersedes reviews. |
sourceOrganization
|
Organization | The Organization on whose behalf the creator was working. |
text
|
Text | The textual content of this CreativeWork. |
thumbnailUrl
|
URL | A thumbnail image relevant to the Thing. |
timeRequired
|
Duration | Approximate or typical time it takes to work with or through this learning resource for the typical intended target audience, e.g. 'P30M', 'P1H25M'. |
translator
|
Person or Organization | Organization or person who adapts a creative work to different languages, regional differences and technical requirements of a target market. |
typicalAgeRange
|
Text | The typical expected age range, e.g. '7-9', '11-'. |
version
|
Number | The version of the CreativeWork embodied by a specified resource. |
video
|
VideoObject | An embedded video object. |
workExample
|
CreativeWork | Example/instance/realization/derivation of the concept of this creative work. eg. The paperback edition, first edition, or eBook. Inverse property: exampleOfWork. |
| Properties from Thing | ||
additionalType
|
URL | An additional type for the item, typically used for adding more specific types from external vocabularies in microdata syntax. This is a relationship between something and a class that the thing is in. In RDFa syntax, it is better to use the native RDFa syntax - the 'typeof' attribute - for multiple types. Schema.org tools may have only weaker understanding of extra types, in particular those defined externally. |
alternateName
|
Text | An alias for the item. |
description
|
Text | A short description of the item. |
image
|
URL or ImageObject | An image of the item. This can be a URL or a fully described ImageObject. |
name
|
Text | The name of the item. |
potentialAction
|
Action | Indicates a potential Action, which describes an idealized action in which this thing would play an 'object' role. |
sameAs
|
URL | URL of a reference Web page that unambiguously indicates the item's identity. E.g. the URL of the item's Wikipedia page, Freebase page, or official website. |
url
|
URL | URL of the item. |
Schema Version 1.92


Name:
Interests:
Movies
Music
Games
Books
Color:
Red
Green
Blue
Yellow
Language:
English
Spanish
French
Message:
Write something here
Randomize


Minesweeper
Minesweeper
Difficulty
Walk in the Park
Straightforward
Sensible
Challenging
Welcome to the Jungle
Size
Auto-size to Screen
Horizontal:
Vertical:
Generate
Reset


Dear {{ lab_name }} Admin,
Your lab, {{ lab_name }}, has been approved to begin using Lookit for data collection. You can view your lab here.
Best, Lookit Admin


Images¶
A virtual machine image is a single file which contains a virtual disk that has an installed bootable operating system. In the Cloud Images API, an image is represented by a JSON-encoded data structure (the image schema) and its raw binary data (the image file).
An Image is represented by the OpenCloud\Image\Resource\Image class.
Setup¶
You instantiate an Image object from its OpenCloud\Image\Service class, which is available from the OpenStack/Rackspace client:
$service = $client->imageService('cloudImages', 'IAD');
View the guides for more information about clients or services.
List images¶
$images = $service->listImages();
foreach ($images as $image) {
/** @param $image OpenCloud\Image\Resource\Image */
}
For more information about working with iterators, please see the iterators documentation.
Get image details¶
/** @param $image OpenCloud\Image\Resource\Image */
$image = $service->getImage('<image_id>');
A note on schema classes¶
Both OpenCloud\Image\Resource\Image and OpenCloud\Image\Resource\Member extend the AbstractSchemaResource abstract class, which offers some unique functionality.
Because these resources are inherently dynamic - i.e. they are modelled on dynamic JSON schema - you need to access their state in a way different than conventional getter/setter methods, and even class properties. For this reason, they implement SPL’s native `ArrayAccess <http://www.php.net/manual/en/class.arrayaccess.php>`__ interface which allows you to access their state as a conventional array:
$image = $service->getImage('<image_id>');
$id = $image['id'];
$tags = $image['tags'];
Update image¶
You can only update your own custom images - you cannot update or delete base images. The way in which you may update your image is dictated by its schema.
Although you should be able to add new and replace existing properties, always prepare yourself for a situation where it might be forbidden:
use OpenCloud\Common\Exceptions\ForbiddenOperationException;
try {
$image->update(array(
'name' => 'foo',
'newProperty' => 'bar'
));
} catch (ForbiddenOperationException $e) {
// A 403 Forbidden was returned
}
There are three operations that can take place for each Image property:
- If a false or null value is provided, a REMOVE operation will occur, removing the property from the JSON document
- If a non-false value is provided and the property does not exist, an ADD operation will add it to the document
- If a non-false value is provided and the property does exist, a REPLACE operation will modify the property in the document
Delete image¶
$image->delete();


Ploror688.github.io
Write my Essay I need help with my School Assignment. Write My Essay We are the most trusted essay writing service. Get the best essays delivered by experienced. I learned how to not only write a great essay, throughout most of high school and college, I was a mediocre essay I can’t guarantee. How to Write a Narrative Essay. Narrative essays are commonly assigned pieces of writing at different stages through school. Like any story Learn how to write a descriptive essay. Professional writers share must-know essay writing. Best write my essay service that guarantees timely delivery. Order online academic paper help for students. Professionally researched quality custom written. Some say English instruction must get back to basics, with a focus on grammar. But won’t that stifle a student’s personal voice. This Article Includes. Finding a Good Topic. Deciding on the Best Solution. How to Write an Excellent Essay. Effective Writing Tips for Problem Solution Essays.
FREE download of one of my successful Harvard essays: https://ivyadvise.com/p/welcome Ideas for what to write about in your college essays, because. What to Write in a College Essay - YouTube. What can i write my college essay on and revising my essay can be one query that will you can t write the college essay post while i m still young. EduBirdies™ - Online Essay Writing Service You Can Trust. College Entrance Essay - The Freeman Institute.
This is supposedly an actual essay written by an extremely creative college applicant to NYU. The author was accepted and is reportedly now attending. How to Write a Descriptive Essay.
What can i write my college essay on - trusttechnologies.it.
My Very Unofficial Tips on Writing Your College Essay. Hear how Northcross Intermediate are using our latest teacher resource to inspire creativity. Get Essay without Cold agglutinins may be influenced by careful meta-analyses of 1cm diameter and i can t write my college essay is a writing narrative essays. Essay shmessay. Place an order at EduBirdie for free and choose a professional writer do the rest. Simple
High Quality Custom Essay Writing Service - EduBirdie. How To Write Essay About Leadership - Proofread My Paper.
Writing a leadership essay is not as complex as it seems. You need to understand who a leader is before you can write about them. A leader is defined When it comes to a successful essay, the most crucial step is the planning. In fact, a properly planned essay will practically write itself. My Favorite Personality Essay Example Essay Help Writing A Paper Service Essay Writing Service From Vetted Writers - GradeMiners. The Best Way to Write a Narrative Essay - wikiHow.
Pay for essay writing online a fair price and choose an academic writer who will provide an original and complete well-researched college paper in return. I cant write my college essay - Instead of wasting time in ineffective attempts, get specialized help here work with our writers to receive the top-notch report. Pay for Essay and Get the Best Paper Write My Essay - Cheap Writing Service 24/7 Best Quality. How to Write a Winning Ivy League Essay. With early application deadlines upon us, guidance counselors, professors, and admissions consultants slipped Kathleen. Buy custom essays online for all purposes.
Hire Best Essay Writer to Help You with College Papers. Affordablepapers is a reliable writing service with a great reputation. This company has assisted college student for more than 10 years, delivering essays Tired of your pen? Have totally no ideas on the topic? Choose our help writing a paper service. We write your essay or reaserch paper. Contact us right. I can t write my college essay - palgroup.org. Academic Writing Service Write my Essay Do you need help with your college assignments? Just give us your paper instructions, and we'll match you with the best essay writer in your subject! We guarantee. 6 College Essay Topics - The College Solution. How to Write a Winning Ivy League Essay - The Daily Beast. USA Today did a great piece on 5 top college essay blunders. I’m going to add some of my own: One mistake I see kids making is trying to cram everything. How to Write a Five-Paragraph Essay Education World.
Why trust us with ‘Write my essay online' request. Why even the most experienced teacher won't doubt that you are the author of your essay? Our specialist. Professional Essay writing help from Speedy Paper is 24/7 here for you. Get a free quote Writing an Essay? Here Are 10 Effective Tips - The Write. Can't decide whom to Pay to Write Essay? We are the Best Writing Service for Your Academic Papers.
Quality academic help from professional paper essay writing service. Best team of research writers makes best orders for students. Bulletproof company.
College application essays can seem really freaky and daunting. If you’re nervous to write your essay, that’s good! That means Essay Writing help online at your service SpeedyPaper.com.
Essay Writing Service with Certified Writers and Cheap Prices.
Why Kids Can’t Write - The New York Times. How to Write a Summary, Analysis, and Response Essay Paper. I cant write my college essay - Tastefulventure.
I can't write my college essay. Affordable-Papers: Your Personal Essay Writer Exceeds. Everyone has their own favorite personality and so do I. My favorite personality or is often called idol is William Henry Bill Gates III. He is usually known When you are looking to buy essay online from a company that attends to write my essay requests, you should not just focus on the text you are handed. Professional academic writing aid for everyone. Only the sky is the limit for the writers who read the request “Write my essay urgent”. No time to “write my essay?” Fast turnaround “I have no time to write my paper” is what our customers complain about the most. That’s A premium essay writing service that specializes in creating professionally written custom essays that are 100% original, affordable, and always delivered The other risk is to find essay writers for hire, who can t create a well-structured essay and operate theses and . Why you can write my college essay
How to Write a Problem Solution Essay: Step-by-Step. I can t write my college essay - Instead of worrying about dissertation writing get the necessary assistance here Why be concerned about the dissertation? order.
Order Cheap Essay at the Best Prices - Online Drugstore. Wish someone could write your academic paper for you? Text us "write my essay" and get matched with a professional essay writer in seconds.
How to Write a Summary, Analysis, and Response Essay Paper With Examples.


This packages your Scratch project into a single HTML file that can run on its own in a web browser. The HTML file will be pretty big because it contains the entire Scratch engine (2.6 MB) and the costume and sound files used in the project.
Note: The TurboWarp Packager has better performance and can produce .exe files. Refer to the See also section for more alternatives.
If you want to view or edit the HTML file, you can use the specialized Large File Editor to hide the long lines that may hang or crash normal text editors.
Update history
See the code and previous versions on Github.
2021-08-12 (download)
- Fixed connecting to cloud servers.
2021-08-09 (download)
- Fixed sprite dragging.
2021-08-08 (download)
- To support the use of the HTMLifier in Node and Deno, I rewrote the HTMLifier, so now it can be used programmatically (by request). This might mean there could be many bugs.
- I also remade the options area in React and reworded a few options in the process.
-
The Scratch engine is stored in a separate file (
vm.js
) when you download as a ZIP, so you can make multiple HTMLified projects share the same Scratch engine file to avoid wasting disk space (by request). - Downloading as a ZIP now works for
.sb2
files. -
ctrl
/⌘
+F
now toggles fullscreen (by request). - The loading image now appears before the background image (by request).
-
You can detect whether the project has been HTMLified by doing
<key (join [HTMLifier] []) pressed?>
(by request). - You can now add more than one unofficial extension (by request).
- You can add custom JavaScript (called "plugins" in E羊icques) to the HTML. You can also upload JavaScript files instead of pasting URLs for both extensions and plugins. (Both by request.)
- Added an option to show a button that downloads the project with the current variable and list values stored (by request). This can be used to save your progress through a game.
- Added an option to show a button that lets you select a Scratch sprite to add to the project (by request). This can be used for some OS projects to add new apps, where each app is a sprite.
- List monitors now show item numbers.
- The loading bar now shows a percentage rather than a fraction (by request).
- Disabling sprite fencing has been separated from disabling the clone/list/etc. limits.
Past updates
2021-03-16 (download)
-
New cloud behaviours:
-
☁ url
contains the current URL of the web page. -
☁ pasted
contains the last pasted text by the user. -
☁ username
, when set, will change what the "username" block reports.
-
- Fixed the background image not showing in full screen.
- Fixed the progress bar being shown under the loading image.
2021-02-07 (download)
- Save the options in the URL
-
New customisation options:
- Background image
- Cursor
- Favicon
- New loading bar design with customisable colours
-
Loading screen image from a URL
- Option to stretch only the loading screen image
- Option to show start/stop buttons (equivalent to the green flag/stop sign)
-
New special cloud behaviours:
- Better support for
☁ eval
returning Promises ☁ open link
opens a URL in a new tab.☁ redirect
redirects to a URL.-
☁ set clipboard
tries to copy text to the clipboard. -
☁ set server ip
changes the cloud server URL.
- Better support for
-
Ability to distinguish between left/right modifier keys using
<key (join [code_ShiftLeft] []) pressed?>>
, for example. - Clicking on a variable slider no longer gives it focus, so keys will continue to work.
- A bookmarklet creator
- BREAKING: The mouse lock position now sets mouse x/y to the accumulative mouse position, which should be more reliable. This works best with the "Remove limits" option.
- Updated CSS by Mr. Cringe Kid
- Fixed the HTMLification log progress not resetting
- Also, the primitive cloud server has been updated.
2020-12-18
-
Specific mouse buttons can now be detected using
<key (join [MouseN] []) pressed?>
, whereN
can be 1 for left click, 2 for middle click, 3 for right click, and 0 for touch/pen. - Fixed an issue where Scratch 2.0 projects with bitmap costumes wouldn't work.
2020-06-13 (download)
- More options for styling variable/list monitors
- Option to generate a .zip of files
- Option to preview the HTMLified project
- Readded the option for a progress counter despite lack of demand
- Warn if a file might be too large for JavaScript to HTMLify
- Fixed HTMLifying 2.0 projects
2020-06-01 (download)
- Option to remove clone/list length limits
- Option to hide the cursor
- Ability to distinguish between cloud variables for localStorage and the server (and run JavaScript using cloud variables)
- Option for rudimentary pointer lock
- Fixed mouse position and unresized lists not showing
- Default project changed to one of ScratchCat's
- Unfortunately, as part of these changes, I removed the option for a progress bar. If there's demand, I'll try to add it back.
2020-05-01
- Support for custom extensions from a URL
- CSS by Mr. Cringe Kid
2020-03-29 (download)
- Fixed custom stage sizes
2020-03-27
- Show an image such as a gif while loading
- Fixed dragging sprites simulating another green flag click
2020-01-06
- An offline version of the HTMLifier
2019-12-25
- An option to use a custom cloud server for cloud variables instead of saving to localStorage
2019-11-23
- A fullscreen button
- An option to change monitor colours
2019-10-05
- New ask box
2019-09-28
- A status text that shows the assets loaded
- Support the video extension
- Support draggable sprites
2019-08-08
- Removed "Scratch" from the name of this utility just in case
2019-07-27
- Support 16:9 projects
- Simplify the number of modes for HTMLification
2019-07-13
- Cloud variables store in localStorage
2019-06-29
- Upload project file instead of using project ID
- Toggle compatibility and turbo mode
2019-03-31
- Variable and list watchers
2019-02-09
- Project start
Credits
Made by Sheep_maker, who used scratch-vm, JSZip, Deno, React, and their dependencies for this project.
CSS by Mr. Cringe Kid.
See also
Depending on your use case, the HTMLifier may not be the best option for you. The HTMLifier prioritizes accuracy by using almost the same engine that vanilla Scratch uses, sacrificing speed and editability.
If you want better performance, compile the project to JavaScript: Phosphorus (Scratch 2.0 only), Forkphorus, and TurboWarp.
If you want to learn JavaScript, convert the Scratch blocks to close equivalents in JavaScript using Leopard.


We not only provide the best pizza ,but also deliver to you.Customer satisfaction is our core.
THE PEPPIZA ©2019


Homicide detectives investigate after two Ontario boys, aged 12 and 9, found dead
Investigators say the deaths are an isolated incident
by The Canadian PressPolice west of Toronto say the death of two boys, aged nine and 12, are being investigated as homicides.
Peel Regional Police say they were called to a residence just before 11 p.m. Wednesday night in Brampton, Ont.
They say the boys were found dead when officers arrived at the scene.
Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown tweeted about the incident this morning, calling it “heart breaking.”
“If this is indeed a case, domestic or familial related homicides it is unfathomable,” he said on Twitter. “As a parent, I just can’t comprehend this. The crisis that lead to this is yet unknown. But our whole community is grieving.”
Homicide and missing persons investigators are still working to figure out what happened at the scene.
Investigators say the deaths are an isolated incident and that there is no threat to the public.
Police say the incident marks Peel Region’s 24th and 25th homicides this year.
The Canadian Press


Administrators can be used to grant access to specific areas of this resource. Depending of the role permissions, administrators can have full access to this resource.
Administrator users are managed separately from security domain users; administrator accounts represent users that can access to the administration portal.
The users/groups listed here can either view and/or edit this resource configuration.
Administrators and administrative roles can be assigned here.
{{row.name}}
{{row.memberType}}


This page converts long texts into CFG files compatible with games such as
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. These CFG files create a command alias
which, when called repeatedly (e.g. with a keybind set with
bind <key> <alias>
), outputs the entire text into
the game's chat, in chunks. Note: if the command is
called too fast, the server will most likely throttle the message rate,
resulting in some chunks going missing.


Projects
Here are a selection of projects that I’ve worked on / am currently working on.
- SIC to CPV, 2015
My fire is to build things with your genomic data.This site is a work in progress, like me. Read more here
I'm a PhD Student in Mathematical Genomics and Medicine at the University of Cambridge. Previously I've been an ASI fellow, Advanced Computer Science student, Google intern, and UCL Entrepreneurs president.
Here are a selection of projects that I’ve worked on / am currently working on.


[1]
Looks great when off; Severe false contouring, focus/burring issue
[2]
Colors, connections, settings; No cons of any significance.


Great!
So just follow the guidance and procedures as set out at developer.gov.bc.ca. Also, adhere to the digital
principles, code of practice, common components, service patterns, architecture and solution design patterns.
Great!
Cloud service is now listed @ developer.gov.bc.ca —> goto step 1!
Ruh-roh!
Expense greater than $75k; So do the stuff to resolve the requirement to conduct a trade agreement compliant
process – hopefully in a way that makes it listed at developer.gov.bc.ca so its easy for the next time this same
cloud service is needed.
Ruh-roh!
Compliance is unknown -> Do the stuff to make it clear that it complies....
Ruh-roh!
Cloud service does not comply -> You may not use the cloud service or tool.