RAMADDA Climate Model Data Services
Several services have been implemented for comparing climate model experiment data.
Set up
Configuration
- Disk Space: RAMADDA will use a directory on disk to store the intermediate files and output images from the
model comparisons. This will need to hold several days of processed data, so be sure it is large enough (e.g. 500 GB or more). This
does not have to be local to the machine, but must be accessible (e.g. NFS mount).
- RAMADDA Resources: You can redirect certain resources from their defaults. (See the
RAMADDA User's Guide for more info)
Disk Resources:
ramadda.storage.storagedir=/mnt/ramaddaShares/storage
ramadda.storage.entriesdir=/mnt/ramaddaShares/entries
ramadda.storage.uploaddir=/mnt/ramaddaShares/uploads
ramadda.storage.processdir=/mnt/ramaddaShares/process
Program paths: Set the paths to CDO, NCL, ImageMagick's convert, GhostScript and RScript
cdo.path=/usr/local/bin/cdo
ncl.ncarg_root=/usr/local
ncl.convert.path=/usr/bin/convert
ncl.gs.path=/usr/bin/gs
r.rscript.path=/opt/local/bin/Rscript
Data Harvesting
Once you have set up your RAMADDA server as above, you can start populating the data base with your model output. By
convention, the file naming conventions for your climate model output should follow the CMIP5 file naming convention.
Each climate model file needs to have metadata associated with it. At a minimum, it needs metadata for:
- Model
- Experiment
- Ensemble member
- Variable
During harvesting, these can be set automatically (see below). Additional fields can be added by defining a new data type.
Each climate model file entry is held in a Climate Model Collection which
defines the temporal extent of the data (e.g. Monthly, Daily, 4xDaily). This is set when you create the collection. Currently,
the model comparisons only work for monthly output.
How to harvest Climate Model data into RAMADDA
- Have the data you wish to harvest accessible (e.g. on an NFS mount) on the RAMADDA server.
- Log into your RAMADDA server with an administrator account.
- Bring up your RAMADDA server interface in a web browser.
- Create a new Climate Collection entry to hold the harvested data.
- Click the dropdown arrow and select the Pick a Type... menu item.
- Find the Climate Data Collection item in the list, or the specfic type of
Climate Collection you want (e.g. NOAA FACTS Climate Data Collection).
- Give the collection a name, and optionally a description. Also set the time
frequency of the collection (e.g. Monthly, Daily)
- Add the collection.
- Click on the cog wheel on the page and select the Admin menu item.
- You must first make the directory where the climate files are stored accessible to the RAMADDA server.
From the Admin interface:
- Select the Settings tab.
- Expand the Access section on the Settings page.
- In the File system access box, type in the top level directory or
directories where the files reside.
- From the Admin interface, select the Harvesters tab.
- Click the "New Harvester" button.
- Give the new harvester a name.
- Select the Server File System or a particular type of harvester.
- Click the Create button to create the harvester.
- Fill out the fields for the new harvester:
- Enter the top level directory for the files you want to ingest.
- Set the file pattern for your files, using a regular expression to indicate the
positions for the metadata fields. For example, the NOAA FACTS pattern would look like:
.*/(variable:[^_]+)_(model:[^_]+)_(experiment:.*)_(ensemble:ens..|mean|sprd|clim)(_([^_]+))?.nc
The C20C+ pattern would look like:
.*/(variable:[^_]+)_([^_]+)_(model:[^_]+)_(experiment:[^_]+)_(subscenario:[^_]+)_(subexperiment:[^_]+)_(ensemble:[^_]+)(_([^_.]+))?\.nc
- Set the Base Group to be the Climate Collection that you created above.
- Set the Entry type to the type of entry you want (e.g. Basic Climate Model File,
NOAA FACTS Climate Model File)
- Do not check the Move file to storage checkbox!
- Check the Add full metadata checkbox.
- Set the User to one with admin privileges.
- Click the Change button to save your options.
- Click on the Harvesters tab to view the list of harvesters. Your new one should be listed there.
- Click the Start link to start the harvester. You can reload the page occassionally to view the
harvester progress.
- After the harvester has finished importing the metadata, navigate to the climate collection entry you created. This
should show the search interface. If nothing shows in the menus, restart the server and reload the page.
Using the Model Comparison tools
To use the Monthly Climate Model Comparison API, direct your browser to:
http://<your server:port>/repository/model/compare
Your climate collection should be listed under the collections. To go directly to that collection, you can use:
http://<your server:port>/repository/model/compare?collection=<collection id>
where <collection id> is the entry id of the Climate Model Collection.


Electro-Optical Infra-Red Camera¶
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class
components.payload.eoir.
EOIR
(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶ This script will generate the parametric Electro-Optical Infra-Ied camera as a payload. There are 7 cameras which span the entire payload range of 1 to 20 kg.
Returns: ParaPy Geometry of the Horizontal Tail Surface Parameters: target_weight (float) – This is the target payload weight. -
__show_primitives
= None¶ A parameter for debugging, turns the visibility of miscellaneous parts ON/OFF
-
browse_cameras
[source]¶ Allows the user to easily choose amongst available cameras with a GUI File-Browser.
Returns: Sets the cameras_name to the value chosen in the GUI Browser
-
center_of_gravity
[source]¶ The center of gravity of the EOIR sensor is assumed to be the center of the bottom face
Returns: EOIR Center of gravity Return type: Point
-
component_type
[source]¶ An identifier to be able to lump masses together. Possible entries: ‘wing’ ‘fuselage’ ‘vt’ ‘ht’ ‘ct’ ‘boom’ ‘payload’ ‘prop’ ‘battery’ ‘electronics’
Returns: Component Type
-
external_shape
[source]¶ The final shape of a ExternalSurface class which is to be exported THIS PART MUST BE OVERWRITTEN!!!
Returns: External Shape Return type: Box
-
internal_shape
[source]¶ The geometry of the component that will be placed inside a structure, (i.e in a wing or fuselage)
Return type: parapy.geom
-
label
[source]¶ Overwrites the inherited slot label with the chosen camera_name
Returns: Name of Camera Return type: str
-


This module contains all the methods that are available for interpolation in paths and urls. To add your own (or override an existing one), you can either open this module and define it, or call the Paperclip.interpolates method.
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Hash access of interpolations. Included only for compatability, and is not intended for normal use.
Source: show
# File lib/paperclip/interpolations.rb, line 17 def self.[] name method(name) end
Hash assignment of interpolations. Included only for compatability, and is not intended for normal use.
Source: show
# File lib/paperclip/interpolations.rb, line 11 def self.[]= name, block define_method(name, &block) end
Returns a sorted list of all interpolations.
Source: show
# File lib/paperclip/interpolations.rb, line 22 def self.all self.instance_methods(false).sort end
Perform the actual interpolation. Takes the pattern to interpolate and the arguments to pass, which are the attachment and style name.
Source: show
# File lib/paperclip/interpolations.rb, line 28 def self.interpolate pattern, *args all.reverse.inject( pattern.dup ) do |result, tag| result.gsub(/:#{tag}/) do |match| send( tag, *args ) end end end
Returns the pluralized form of the attachment name. e.g. “avatars” for an attachment of :avatar
Source: show
# File lib/paperclip/interpolations.rb, line 99 def attachment attachment, style attachment.name.to_s.downcase.pluralize end
Returns the basename of the file. e.g. “file” for “file.jpg“
Source: show
# File lib/paperclip/interpolations.rb, line 74 def basename attachment, style attachment.original_filename.gsub(/#{File.extname(attachment.original_filename)}$/, "") end
Returns the underscored, pluralized version of the class name. e.g. “users” for the User class. NOTE: The arguments need to be optional, because some tools fetch all class names. Calling class will return the expected class.
Source: show
# File lib/paperclip/interpolations.rb, line 68 def class attachment = nil, style = nil return super() if attachment.nil? && style.nil? attachment.instance.class.to_s.underscore.pluralize end
Returns the extension of the file. e.g. “jpg” for “file.jpg“ If the style has a format defined, it will return the format instead of the actual extension.
Source: show
# File lib/paperclip/interpolations.rb, line 81 def extension attachment, style ((style = attachment.styles[style]) && style[:format]) || File.extname(attachment.original_filename).gsub(/^\.+/, "") end
Returns the filename, the same way as “:basename.:extension” would.
Source: show
# File lib/paperclip/interpolations.rb, line 37 def filename attachment, style "#{basename(attachment, style)}.#{extension(attachment, style)}" end
Returns the id of the instance.
Source: show
# File lib/paperclip/interpolations.rb, line 87 def id attachment, style attachment.instance.id end
Returns the id of the instance in a split path form. e.g. returns 000/001/234 for an id of 1234.
Source: show
# File lib/paperclip/interpolations.rb, line 93 def id_partition attachment, style ("%09d" % attachment.instance.id).scan(/\d{3}/).join("/") end
Returns the RAILS_ENV constant.
Source: show
# File lib/paperclip/interpolations.rb, line 60 def rails_env attachment, style RAILS_ENV end
Returns the RAILS_ROOT constant.
Source: show
# File lib/paperclip/interpolations.rb, line 55 def rails_root attachment, style RAILS_ROOT end
Returns the style, or the default style if nil is supplied.
Source: show
# File lib/paperclip/interpolations.rb, line 104 def style attachment, style style || attachment.default_style end
Returns the timestamp as defined by the
Source: show
# File lib/paperclip/interpolations.rb, line 50 def timestamp attachment, style attachment.instance_read(:updated_at).to_s end
Returns the interpolated URL. Will raise an error if the url itself contains “:url” to prevent infinite recursion. This interpolation is used in the default :path to ease default specifications.
Source: show
# File lib/paperclip/interpolations.rb, line 44 def url attachment, style raise InfiniteInterpolationError if attachment.options[:url].include?(":url") attachment.url(style, false) end


Created by Rian Rainey
App = Ember.Application.create();
App.Router.map(function() {
this.resource('post', { path: '/post/:post_id' });
})
{{title}}
{{body}}
App.PostView = Ember.View.extend({
classNames: ['post-view']
});
// Could have omitted and Ember would have automagically created it.
App.Post = DS.Model.extend({
title: DS.attr('string'),
body: DS.attr('string')
});
App.PostController = Ember.ObjectController.extend({
length: function() {
return this.get('model.body.length');
}.property('model.body')
actions: {
removePost: function() {
var post = this.get('model');
post.deleteRecord();
post.save();
}
}
});
// If we never use length or removePost, we could drop this controller
{{blog-intro}} // good {{intro}} // bad
// Template // Component // Output This is my introduction
Ember command line utility that provides spin-up, testing, asset-compilation and more for Ember.
npm install -g ember-cli
ember new my-new-app
cd my-new-app
ember server
Ember uses QUnit as it's default testing framework.
ember test # will run your test-suite in your current shell once
ember test --server # will run your tests on every file-change
test("Page contents", function() {
expect(2);
visit('/foos').then(function() {
equal(find('.foos-list').length, 1, "Page contains list of models");
equal(find('.foos-list .foo-item').length, 5, "List contains expected number of models");
});
});


Kevin "Woody" P. Woodward
Kevin P. "Woody" Woodward, 64, of Platteville, Wisconsin, died on Wednesday, November 13, 2019 at his home, of natural causes.
Funeral services will be held at 7:00 p.m. on Monday, November 18, 2019 at the Melby Funeral Home & Crematory, Platteville.
Burial will be at a later date at Lima Union Cemetery.
Friends may call from 4:00 p.m. until the time of the service, on Monday, at the Melby Funeral Home & Crematory.
Memorials may be made to the Kevin P. Woodward Memorial Fund.
Online condolences can be made at www.melbyfh.com.


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Technical Blog - Sprint 7
How does Javascript compare to HTML and CSS?
These technologies do quite different things. HTML provides a web page with structure, CSS gives it style, and Javascript gives it behaviour. HTML seems to be pretty straight forward to learn, CSS is tricky as there are many attributes which change how web components may display, while Javascript is the most difficult to learn well as there is much more depth to this subject.
Explain control flow and loops using an example process from everyday life, for example 'waking up' or 'brushing your teeth'
Control(IF/ELSE) means "decision making". Loops (WHILE/FOR) mean "repeating something". So...wakeUp()....IF(before 6am) go back to sleep ELSE getUp(). getUP => IF(weather is cold) put on warm clothes ELSE put on summer clothes => WHILE(teeth not clean) brush teeth => IF(hungry) have brekky....
Explain the difference between accessing data from arrays and object literals
Data stored in an array is stored with respect to order. Data in an object is not stored in any particular order. Therefore we can access array data by using the index of the position e.g.myArray[3]. Data from an object is accessed by using the data's key to retrieve the data value. There are two different notations for this e.g. myObj.keyword or myObj["keyword"]
Explain what functions are and why they are useful
Functions are just units of computer code. By putting frequently used code into a function we can avoid the necessity of typing it out every time - we merely call the function. Also functions help to abstract particlular tasks or ideas therefore simplifying our code.
With an example, explain the differences between 'functional' and 'object oriented' programming
In Object Oriented programming object encapsulate both data and methods(functions of the object). In Functional programming functions are kept separate from data. For example, if we had a game where we wanted to make a ball bounce, using objected oriented programming, we would call a bounce method on a ball object to change the ball's position, like so: Ball.bounce(). In functional programming we would give data representing a balls position to a bounce function, which would then return us the new position of the ball, like so: newBallPos = bounce(oldBallPos).


nunuStudio uses WebAdio to provide a fully featured audio engine, with support for effects, positional audio, analysis tools etc. To use audio elements the host must support WebAudio since there is no fallback for hosts without this API available.
More information about the WebAudio API can be found here.
Audio file format support depends on the host, but the following table can be used as a reference.
| Format | Chorme | Firefox | Edge | Safari |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MP3 | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| FLAC | No | Yes | No | No |
| OGG | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| WAV | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| WMA | No | No | No | No |
Its possible to load Audio files by selecting the import options in the asset explorer or by dragging audio files into the asset explorer directly.
To create a new audio emitter simply select the desired type of emitter from the toolbar, or drag the audio file to the scene editor, this will create a normal audio emitter by default.
there are 2 types of audio emitters in nunuStudio, normal emitters that play unmodified 2D stereo audio, and positional audio emitters that automatically balance the sound volume in the left and right channel relative to the camera position to create a 3D audio effect.
Its possible to control a audio emitter using a script, the example bellow gets the audio emitter object, plays it on initialization and after 5 starts lowering its volume, after 10 seconds plays the audio again.
var audio;
var time, clock;
function initialize()
{
audio = scene.getObjectByName("test");
clock = new Clock();
clock.start();
time = 0;
}
function update()
{
time += clock.getDelta();
if(time > 5)
{
audio.setVolume(audio.volume - 0.01);
}
if(audio.volume < 0.1)
{
audio.pause();
}
if(time > 10)
{
audio.setVolume(1.0);
audio.play();
}
}
The example bellow shows how to controll a positional audio object. When the mouse left button is pressed the sound starts playing, and when it is pressed again it stops. To try this example in the editor you can download the project file or open it on the Web Editor.


Chiefs Kicker Harrison Butker Nails 71-Yard Field Goal During Warmups Before MNF (VIDEO)
by Darrelle LincolnWell, this might certainly come in handy.
During warmups before the Mexico City game featuring the Kansas City Chiefs and Los Angeles Chargers — Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker nailed an impressive 71-yard field goal with ease.
Here’s the proof:


Constructor
Flag this contact for filtering. Filtering will occur the next time step.
Get the first fixture in this contact.
First fixture in this contact.
Get the second fixture in this contact.
Second fixture in this contact.
Get the contact manifold. Do not modify the manifold unless you understand the internals of Box2D.
Contact manifold.
Get the next contact in the world's contact list.
Next contact in the world's contact list.
Get the world manifold.
World manifold out.
World manifold.
Does this contact generate TOI events for continuous simulation.
True for continous, otherwise false.
Has this contact been disabled?
True if disabled, otherwise false.
Is this contact a sensor?
True if sensor, otherwise false.
Is this contact touching.
True if contact is touching, otherwise false.
Enable/disable this contact. This can be used inside the pre-solve contact listener. The contact is only disabled for the current time step (or sub-step in continuous collision).
True to enable, false to disable.
Change this to be a sensor or-non-sensor contact.
True to be sensor, false to not be a sensor.
Generated using TypeDoc
The class manages contact between two shapes. A contact exists for each overlapping AABB in the broad-phase (except if filtered). Therefore a contact object may exist that has no contact points.


11.17. Release 0.191
General Changes
- Fix regression that could cause high CPU usage for join queries when dictionary
processing for joins is enabled.
- Fix
bit_count()
for bits between 33 and 63.
- The
query.low-memory-killer.enabled
config property has been replaced
with query.low-memory-killer.policy
. Use total-reservation
to continue
using the previous policy of killing the largest query. There is also a new
policy, total-reservation-on-blocked-nodes
, which kills the query that
is using the most memory on nodes that are out of memory (blocked).
- Add support for grouped join execution. When both sides of a join have the
same table partitioning and the partitioning is addressable, partial data
can be loaded into memory at a time, making it possible to execute the join
with less peak memory usage. The colocated join feature must be enabled with
the
colocated-joins-enabled
config property or the colocated_join
session property, and the concurrent_lifespans_per_task
session property
must be specified.
- Allow connectors to report the amount of physical written data.
- Add ability to dynamically scale out the number of writer tasks rather
than allocating a fixed number of tasks. Additional tasks are added when the
the average amount of physical data per writer is above a minimum threshold.
Writer scaling can be enabled with the
scale-writers
config property or
the scale_writers
session property. The minimum size can be set with the
writer-min-size
config property or the writer_min_size
session property.
The tradeoff for writer scaling is that write queries can take longer to run
due to the decreased writer parallelism while the writer count ramps up.
Resource Groups Changes
- Add query type to the exact match source selector in the DB resource group selectors.
CLI Changes
- Improve display of values of the Geometry type.
Hive Changes
- Add support for grouped join execution for Hive tables when both
sides of a join have the same bucketing property.
- Report physical written data for the legacy RCFile writer, optimized RCFile
writer, and optimized ORC writer. These writers thus support writer scaling,
which can both reduce the number of written files and create larger files.
This is especially important for tables that have many small partitions, as
small files can take a disproportionately longer time to read.
Thrift Connector Changes
- Add page size distribution metrics.
MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redshift, and SQL Server Changes
- Fix querying
information_schema.columns
if there are tables with
no columns or no supported columns.


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Scroller Examples
Datasource as service
Datasource on scope (not as service)
Table based scrollable list
li based scrollable list
li based scrollable list with multible elements in one row
Entire window scrollable
Disabled attribute
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Reload datasource to specified index
Manipulate start and end indexes outside the directive
Visibility
Preserves the scroll position on refresh
Positions the list based on element data
Independent scrollable lists
Scroll bubbles up only after eof/bof
Cache within datasource implementation
Adapter (updatable scroller)
"Controller as" syntax
Inside the directive (+ "Controller as" syntax)
Inside the es6 component
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Append and prepend sync demo
Animation
Chat demo
Grid layout apply
Grid layout manipulations
Grid drag and drop sort, moveBefore
Grid drag and drop sort, applyLayout
Grid drag and drop widths manipulation
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Let AB be the given finite straight line.
It is required to bisect the finite straight line AB.
Construct the equilateral triangle ABC on it, and bisect the angle ACB by the straight line CD.
I say that the straight line AB is bisected at the point D.
Since CA equals CB, and CD is common, therefore the two sides CA and CD equal the two sides CB and CD respectively, and the angle ACD equals the angle BCD, therefore the base AD equals the base BD.
Therefore the given straight line AB is bisected at D.
| First, the equilateral triangle ABC needs to be
constructed. According to I.1 two circles
need to be drawn: one with center A and radius AB,
the other with center B and radius BA. One of the
points of intersection of the two circles is C. Then to
bisect angle ACB, according to I.9, an arbitrary point is chosen on one side of
the angle, and it might as well be the point A on the side
AC, and a point equally far from C on the side
BC, which is, of course, B. Then an equilateral
triangle is constructed on the line AB. There are two such
equilateral triangles, the one already constructed ACB, and
another one, call it AEB. The point E is the other
intersection of the two circles already drawn. Then, by I.9, the
line CE bisects the angle ACB, and according to this
proposition, the point D bisects the line AB.
Actually, only two circles and the straight line CE need to be drawn. The straight lines AC, CB, AE, and EB, aren’t necessary for the construction; they are only used to show that the construction is correct. |


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{% else %}
Choose applicatoin or user to proceed
{% endif %}
This is application to track FP for applications


'How They Code' is a software development company search app, where you can see how well (or bad) does a company work depending on some surveys employees or ex-employees fill (using the Joel's test).
If your company is not registered, you can create it and fill the survey yourself. If it is already registered, just go and answer the questions.
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GR32_System.pas contains code mainly used internally in Graphics32. In this unit detection of CPU features sets up appropiate function linking. If you need to detect support of specific CPU features, check the source code.


Introduction to Machine Learning through Nearest Neighbors
With the increase in big data production, machine learning has popped up everywhere to detect patterns and predict outcomes.
Machine learning has shown up in:
- Chess Play (Deep Blue, IBM, 1997)
- Jeopardy (Watson, IBM, 2011)
- Atari games (DQN, Deepmind, 2015)
- Go (AlphaGo, Deepmind, 2016)
- StarCraft (Deepmind, 2019)
- Autonomous Driving (Uber, Audi, NVIDIA...)
Some standard notation is defined here:
$$x^i → Model → y^i$$ $$D = {(x^i, y^i)}^N_{i=1}$$ \(D\) is the dataset with \(N\) entries, each with an input \(x^i\) and output \(y^i\)
ML algorithms are usually characterized according to:
- Available annotated data (supervised vs unsupervised)
- Supervised problems have inputs and labels. The model's task is to predict the label from new inputs.
- Unsupervised problems do not have labels. The model's task is to find structure and patterns in the data.
- Complexity of model (is the model linear or non-linear)
- Structure of output (independent vs structured)
- Modeling of data (generative vs discriminative)
The Nearest Neighbor algorithm is a good introductory model to begin discussion on how to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of models. NN assumes that similar things exist in close proximity to each other.
We are given a set of \(N\) points in 2-D space: \(D = {(x^i, y^i)}^N_{i=1}\) where each point is labeled red or blue. If we add a point, it will have the same label as the point closest to it. How do we choose \(y\), the label of the newly added point, \(x\)? $$y = \underset{i \in [1, N]}{\operatorname{argmin}}||x^i - x||^2_2$$ $$ = \underset{i \in [1, N]}{\operatorname{argmin}}d(x^i, x)$$ The distance function \(d(x^i, x)\) in this example is set to the Euclidean distance / L2 Norm function. The distance function chosen should be the one that best describes the data and the nature of its clustering.
There are several good features about this model. A main one is that it can be applied to non-binary classification problems since the label to be predicted only depends on the distance between points. The actual label does not matter in the prediction algorithm. Also, as the number of samples increase, this model converges to the best possible classifier, though the conversion is worse in high data dimensions since distance behaves oddly in higher dimensional space. ¹
A shortcoming of this model is that it is susceptible to noisy data, as can be seen in the figure above, where there are stray bits of blue labels in the predominantly red area. There are also high computational costs. Assume that \(x \in \mathbb{R}^d\), there are \(n\) inputs, and the Euclidean distance function is used. The naive memory used is \(O(nd)\) to store all \(n\) inputs of \(d\) dimension. The naive runtime is \(O(nd)\); \(O(d)\) to compute distances for each \(n\) inputs.
So where is NN actually used? One example is in credit ratings. By the nature of a credit rating, people with similar financial information would have similar credit ratings.


So what is Vindinium? Vindinium is an online turn-based gamed played with player created ai bots.You program a bot to fight three other players in a deathmatch. The goal of the game is to have the most gold at the end of the game.In order to do this your bot needs to be able to find open mines and take them.If you kill another player then you take their mines. The longer you own a mine the more money you generate.There are also taverns where your bot can go to and regain health quickly.


This tool allows you to get the permissions for directories and files, saving results in a .csv report file. To begin, select at least one directory path to search. You may add additional search paths using the plus button to the right of the search path. If you wish to remove a search path, you may use the minus button next to each search path.
You may also define paths to be excluded from the search. Like with the search paths, use the plus and minus buttons to add or remove additional excluded paths.
You may also exclude certain groups or users from the results. This may be useful if your system has generic users or groups set up that have access to everything, such as administrators. Like with the paths, use the plus and minus buttons to add or remove excluded groups or users.
There are three options for the search depth. You may get the permissions for:
The first option will only get the permissions for the directories you enter into the search paths. The second option will get the specified directories, as well as their immediate subdirectories. The third option will check the specified directories and all directories in these directories at all levels. You may also check the box to include files, which will get the files of all searched directories.
There are two options for how the directory and file paths are displayed in the output file:
Combined will display the paths in a single cell, with backslashes between each level. You will be able to copy and paste this path into Windows Explorer to navigate to the directory or file. Split will separate the path on each backslash, placing the separate parts into different cells. This produces a tree-like structure that shows the hierarchy of directories.
Once you have decided on your settings, run the search by pressing Get Directory Permissions. The tool will run, and automatically open the output file, which will be saved under My Documents\Directory Permission Tool. A log file will also be displayed if any errors occured during the execution. You may then change the settings and run the tool again as needed.


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This app is designed to connect experts in board and card games with new players who are keen to have a games night, but don't want to spend the first hour reading instruction manuals.
With ongoing gun violence in USA and other countries, this is a platform and campaign engine to support strategic, co-ordinated gun law reform efforts across multiple jurisdictions.
This is a simple implementation of the classic game of Tic Tac Toe, but I aimed for a visually engaging design, and the game includes basic AI for the human vs computer mode.


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Django Extensions is a collection of custom extensions for the Django Framework.
These include management commands, additional database fields, admin extensions and much more.
The easiest way to figure out what Django Extensions are all about is to watch the excellent screencast by Eric Holscher. In a couple minutes Eric walks you through a half a dozen command extensions.
You can get Django Extensions by using pip or easy_install:
$ pip install django-extensions
or
$ easy_install django-extensions
If you want to install it from source, grab the git repository and run setup.py:
$ git clone git://github.com/django-extensions/django-extensions.git
$ cd django-extensions
$ python setup.py install
For more detailed instructions check out our Installation instructions. Enjoy.
We follow the Django guidelines for supported Python and Django versions. See more at Django Supported Versions
This might mean the django-extensions may work with older or unsupported versions but we do not guarantee it and most likely will not fix bugs related to incompatibilities with older versions.
At the time of writing we support: Python 2.6, 2.7 and 3.3. Django supported versions are 1.4, 1.5 and 1.6.


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Zed is trucking away on the Rails SCGI runner and its rapidly improving. The latest release 0.3.1 includes a bunch of documentation on how to get going on your platform. Whether its Windows or ’nix, Apache 2 or 1.3, or lighttpd, or what have you. Please give Zed some good support in his effort to dethrone FCGI.


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The daily dose of beer or wine was a standard complement to a sailor's life, and the Crew retains that noble tradition. Rarely will you see the Crewman perform without his trusty pewter.
In addition to their on-board duties, three of the crew are experienced brewers. Alex McClennan, John McGowan and Lew Black brew beer both for their own enjoyment, and to produce the working accompaniment to the Home Brew and Sea Songs sessions that are a fixture of the annual Auckland Folk Festival and the Hamilton Easter Folk Festival.
The Crew brew Coopers kits, most commonly Coopers' Draught, Stout and Lager.


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To Kill a Mockingbird Excerpt
Simon would have regarded with impotent fury the disturbance between the North and the South, as it left his descendants stripped of everything but their land, yet the tradition of living on the land remained unbroken until well into the twentieth century, when my father, Atticus Finch, went to Montgomery to read law, and his younger brother went to Boston to study medicine. Their sister Alexandra was the Finch who remained at the Landing: she married a taciturn man who spent most of his time lying in a hammock by the river wondering if his trot-lines were full. When my father was admitted to the bar, he returned to Maycomb and began his practice. Maycomb, some twenty miles east of Finch’s Landing, was the county seat of Maycomb County. Atticus’s office in the courthouse contained little more than a hat rack, a spittoon, a checkerboard and an unsullied Code of Alabama. His first two clients were the last two persons hanged in the Maycomb County jail. Atticus had urged them to accept the state’s generosity in allowing them to plead Guilty to second-degree murder and escape with their lives, but they were Haverfords, in Maycomb County a name synonymous with jackass. The Haverfords had dispatched Maycomb’s leading blacksmith in a misunderstanding arising from the alleged wrongful detention of a mare, were imprudent enough to do it in the presence of three witnesses, and insisted that the-son-of-a-bitch-had-it- coming-to-him was a good enough defense for anybody. They persisted in pleading Not Guilty to first-degree murder, so there was nothing much Atticus could do for his clients except be present at their departure, an occasion that was probably the beginning of my father’s profound distaste for the practice of criminal law. |
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public int ANNOTATION
public int ANNOTATIONS
public int ANNOTATION_ARRAY_INIT
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public int ANNOTATION_FIELD_DEF
public int ANNOTATION_MEMBER_VALUE_PAIR
public int ARRAY_DECLARATOR
public int ASSIGN
public int AT
public int BAND
public int BAND_ASSIGN
public int BIG_SUFFIX
public int BLOCK
public int BNOT
public int BOR
public int BOR_ASSIGN
public int BSR
public int BSR_ASSIGN
public int BXOR
public int BXOR_ASSIGN
public int CASE_GROUP
public int CLASS_DEF
public int CLOSABLE_BLOCK
public int CLOSABLE_BLOCK_OP
public int CLOSURE_LIST
public int COLON
public int COMMA
public int COMPARE_TO
public int CTOR_CALL
public int CTOR_IDENT
public int DEC
public int DIGIT
public int DIGITS_WITH_UNDERSCORE
public int DIGITS_WITH_UNDERSCORE_OPT
public int DIV
public int DIV_ASSIGN
public int DOLLAR
public int DOLLAR_REGEXP_CTOR_END
public int DOLLAR_REGEXP_LITERAL
public int DOLLAR_REGEXP_SYMBOL
public int DOT
public int DYNAMIC_MEMBER
public int ELIST
public int ELVIS_OPERATOR
public int EMPTY_STAT
public int ENUM_CONSTANT_DEF
public int ENUM_DEF
public int EOF
public int EQUAL
public int ESC
public int ESCAPED_DOLLAR
public int ESCAPED_SLASH
public int EXPONENT
public int EXPR
public int EXTENDS_CLAUSE
public int FINAL
public int FLOAT_SUFFIX
public int FOR_CONDITION
public int FOR_EACH_CLAUSE
public int FOR_INIT
public int FOR_IN_ITERABLE
public int FOR_ITERATOR
public int GE
public int GT
public int HEX_DIGIT
public int IDENT
public int IDENTICAL
public int IMPLEMENTS_CLAUSE
public int IMPLICIT_PARAMETERS
public int IMPORT
public int INC
public int INDEX_OP
public int INSTANCE_INIT
public int INTERFACE_DEF
public int LABELED_ARG
public int LABELED_STAT
public int LAND
public int LBRACK
public int LCURLY
public int LE
public int LETTER
public int LIST_CONSTRUCTOR
public int LITERAL_as
public int LITERAL_assert
public int LITERAL_boolean
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public int LITERAL_implements
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public int LNOT
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public int LT
public int MAP_CONSTRUCTOR
public int MEMBER_POINTER
public int METHOD_CALL
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public int MINUS
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public int ML_COMMENT
public int MOD
public int MODIFIERS
public int MOD_ASSIGN
public int MULTICATCH
public int MULTICATCH_TYPES
public int NLS
public int NOT_EQUAL
public int NOT_IDENTICAL
public int NULL_TREE_LOOKAHEAD
public int NUM_BIG_DECIMAL
public int NUM_BIG_INT
public int NUM_DOUBLE
public int NUM_FLOAT
public int NUM_INT
public int NUM_LONG
public int OBJBLOCK
public int ONE_NL
public int OPTIONAL_DOT
public int PACKAGE_DEF
public int PARAMETERS
public int PARAMETER_DEF
public int PLUS
public int PLUS_ASSIGN
public int POST_DEC
public int POST_INC
public int QUESTION
public int RANGE_EXCLUSIVE
public int RANGE_INCLUSIVE
public int RBRACK
public int RCURLY
public int REGEXP_CTOR_END
public int REGEXP_LITERAL
public int REGEXP_SYMBOL
public int REGEX_FIND
public int REGEX_MATCH
public int RPAREN
public int SELECT_SLOT
public int SEMI
public int SH_COMMENT
public int SL
public int SLIST
public int SL_ASSIGN
public int SL_COMMENT
public int SPREAD_ARG
public int SPREAD_DOT
public int SPREAD_MAP_ARG
public int SR
public int SR_ASSIGN
public int STAR
public int STAR_ASSIGN
public int STAR_STAR
public int STAR_STAR_ASSIGN
public int STATIC_IMPORT
public int STATIC_INIT
public int STRICTFP
public int STRING_CH
public int STRING_CONSTRUCTOR
public int STRING_CTOR_END
public int STRING_CTOR_MIDDLE
public int STRING_CTOR_START
public int STRING_LITERAL
public int STRING_NL
public int SUPER_CTOR_CALL
public int TRIPLE_DOT
public int TYPE
public int TYPECAST
public int TYPE_ARGUMENT
public int TYPE_ARGUMENTS
public int TYPE_LOWER_BOUNDS
public int TYPE_PARAMETER
public int TYPE_PARAMETERS
public int TYPE_UPPER_BOUNDS
public int UNARY_MINUS
public int UNARY_PLUS
public int UNUSED_CONST
public int UNUSED_DO
public int UNUSED_GOTO
public int VARIABLE_DEF
public int VARIABLE_PARAMETER_DEF
public int VOCAB
public int WILDCARD_TYPE
public int WS
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The night began by smoking a bowl of weed with a fellow stoner in the middle of a field. Some few hours later, the same friend was driving myself and our third partner in crime to my house. Near the middle of the ride, I was asked if I would do crystal meth. At first, I was unsure but after they told me they were both on it, I agreed. Near 11:45p.m. we smoked one or two more bowls of pot, then began to smoke meth out of a lightbulb. The ammount was 1/4 of a gram, between three people under 180lbs. The effect of the weed soon had affect on me and I felt quite stoned and tired.
As I began to lay down, I finnally got a nice hit out the lightbulb. It was like a waterhose and sprayed me down. I was no longer tired at all, I felt as if I could have ran for hours. We stayed awake until near 5 in the morning, and smoked another bowl of pot in the middle of that. The combination was amazing. Stoned but without the fatigue. It is very hard to explain the effect of meth, but it is like just waking up from a long sleep, and feeling like your full of energy. The next morning, I was tired but did not feel hungover like I usally do. The drug hardly gave me a 'narcotic' feeling that I usually get the day after I smoke alot of weed. The combination was great, once again, but due to the health risks of meth, I'm afraid I will never do it again.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Kanye West Goes To Jail In Houston - To Spread The Gospel
by Shirley JuThe rap star took his Sunday Service to the Harris County Jail to spread his brand of Christianity.
(AllHipHop News) At this point, Kanye West is unpredictable.
Fresh off the release of his new album Jesus Is King, the Chicago native hasn’t missed a beat with his weekly Sunday Services.
On Friday morning, Ye brought his gospel choir to Harris County Jail in Houston to give prisoners an unforgettable show.
Law enforcement sources state the whole thing was a surprise to nearly everyone involved.
Kanye and his singers stayed for several hours and performed a wide range of cuts for the inmates and staff.
TMZ reports everyone on Osteen's team has been working relentlessly behind the scenes, partnering with Ticketmaster to ensure both fans and churchgoers have the opportunity to catch the show.
Kanye brought out 100 choir and band members and delivered two separate shows: one for the male prisoners and one for the female prisoners.


200yo Mosque Will Offer The Homeless Beds, Pillows & Water Regardless Of Your Religion!
by Esther LiewTap to listen to this article instead: 🔊 Listen to Post
What a great initiative!
It’s just been announced that the Sultan Mosque will be the first mosque in Singapore to provide shelter for the homeless REGARDLESS of their race or religion!
That’s right. Homeless folks of all faiths are welcome to stay at the clean and spacious 200-year-old mosque from 10:00pm at night till 7:00am the next morning, according to BERITAmediacorp.
The space is fitted with a fan and five new sets of single-sized mattresses with comfy pillows for the homeless to rest. Free bottled water will also be available for the needy at the corner of the room.
All the homeless have to do is find a security guard from the mosque and register before using the space.
To those who are concerned about how this might affect mosque-goers, don’t worry! The space isn’t located in the main building or any of the mosque’s prayer halls.
You can’t even enter the allocated space for the homeless through the main doors of the mosque as the room can only be accessed via the side entrance as to ensure that daily prayers proceed safely and uninterrupted. The room can be found in the multi-purpose space at the basement of the Annex Building instead.
And to those who are worried about how this might affect the mosque’s safety, you don’t need to fret. Security guards will lock the room while the homeless rest inside to minimise the risk of these poor souls becoming victims to crimes as well.
For the time being, the space only caters to homeless men and each person can only stay in the space for a few nights due to the limited space.
However, following their stay, the Ministry of Social and Family Development’s (MSF) will put them in contact with government agencies or other social services that can help them find shelter elsewhere.
In an interview with the publication, social development officer of Sultan Mosque, Muhammad Aizuddin said,
“The issue of homelessness in Singapore is rising. Masjid Sultan feels responsible to prepare a sleeping space that is safe and comfortable for them while they wait or look for a permanent place for them to stay.”
The well-established mosque joins four churches, a temple and charity in providing a place for the homeless.
The more we use what we have to help those in need, the more progressive humanity will be. Share this good news with someone today!
Also read: Kuantan Thieves Get Tied Up and Interrogated for Stealing Mosque Funds


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The Wind Energy Research Program (WERP): Design and Construction of a Wind Turbine to Facilitate Education and Research in Sustainable Technologies
EPA Grant Number: SU831890Title: The Wind Energy Research Program (WERP): Design and Construction of a Wind Turbine to Facilitate Education and Research in Sustainable Technologies
Investigators: Pardyjak, Eric , Klewicki, Joe , Meek, Sanford
Current Investigators: Pardyjak, Eric , Banks, Joshua , Binger, Chris , Gamer, Steven , Gleason, Stuart , Homel, Mike , Jones, Ben , Klewicki, Joe , Meek, Sanford , Nelson, Jared , Petrogeorge, Manouso David , Pratt, Casey , Scott, Kevin , Stout, Jeremy , Whitaker, Sam , Whitney, Nick
Institution: University of Utah
EPA Project Officer: Nolt-Helms, Cynthia
Phase: I
Project Period: September 30, 2004 through May 30, 2005
Project Amount: $10,000
RFA: P3 Awards: A National Student Design Competition for Sustainability Focusing on People, Prosperity and the Planet (2004) RFA Text | Recipients Lists
Research Category: P3 Challenge Area - Energy , Pollution Prevention/Sustainable Development , P3 Awards , Sustainability
Description:
The United States currently generates a majority of its electrical power from finite natural resources: an unsustainable practice. The Wind Energy Research Program (WERP) seeks to expand knowledge and awareness of wind power while further decreasing the cost of implementation.
Objective:
The WERP is working to implement a wind research program at the University of Utah using a modular wind turbine test bed. Individual components including blades, pitch control hub, gearbox, and generator may be replaced with experimental elements without altering the remainder of the turbine. This unique feature permits a direct comparison of technologies and enables exploration of the following innovative research components: (1) a passive, continuously variable transmission that accommodates the changing rotor speeds generated in variable winds while maintaining a constant generator frequency for utility grid connection; (2) a variable inertia flywheel, designed to store excess wind energy in unstable conditions, offers extremely low start-up inertia for use in low and inconsistent wind conditions; and (3) a streamlined tower cowling stabilizes aerodynamic loads, prolonging turbine life. In addition, a turbine site selection study will explore and model local wind conditions to optimize energy production potential.
These novel developments increase the viability of wind energy for developing nations by simplifying turbine design, removing reliance on a central power grid, and expanding the range of wind speeds in which the turbine operates. Communities in industrialized nations also benefit from a wider deployment of inexpensive wind turbines in regions with marginal wind resources. The proposed wind turbine research increases prosperity by enabling power generation in locations with previously insufficient wind resources, assists the people in isolated and disadvantaged communities, and benefits the planet by relying on a sustainable energy source rather than an extraction based system.
Results are easily quantified in comparative experiments. With the modular wind turbine test bed, the relative energy production of a traditional system and an experimental assembly can be tested without altering any other components. Implementation will follow publication of successful results. The Wind Energy Research Program showcases the P3 concepts throughout the education process by exposing students to sustainable technologies, and by increasing public consciousness of renewable energy sources. The modular wind turbine test bed serves as a model in fluid mechanics and alternative energy classes offered within the engineering department as well as across campus. As research on innovative components continues through future departmental and independent foundation funding, the wind program will highlight sustainable, socially and ecologically conscious development and design for future engineers.
Supplemental Keywords:
air, balance, clean, cost benefit, decision-making, earth, energy, engineering, environment, friendly, future, green, hope, innovative technology, political balance, protection, public-policy, renewable, science, southwest, sustainable development, technologies, technology., RFA, Scientific Discipline, INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION, Sustainable Industry/Business, POLLUTION PREVENTION, cleaner production/pollution prevention, Sustainable Environment, Energy, Technology for Sustainable Environment, Ecology and Ecosystems, Environmental Engineering, energy conservation, cleaner production, sustainable development, energy efficiency, energy technology, wind mapping, wind energy, wind turbineRelevant Websites:
WERP website Exit
Project Description


// =============================================================== // System.Object class is the ultimate base class of all classes // in Cminor. The object class has two virtual methods: ToString() // and GetHashCode(). The default implementation of ToString() // method returns the name of the class as a string, and the // default implementation of GetHashCode() method returns an // artificial random hash code associated with the object when // the object is created, allowing all objects to be stored to a // hash table. These two methods can be overridden by the derived // classes as needed. // // Object instances can be compared for equality and less than // relationship. They compare the memory addresses of the objects. // Other relational operations are derived from these two // relationships and logical not operation, so that any two object // instances can be compared using ==, !=, <, >, <= and >= // operators. // =============================================================== namespace System { public class Object { [vmf=o2s] public extern virtual string ToString(); [vmf=ohash] public extern virtual ulong GetHashCode(); } [vmf=oeq] public extern bool operator==(Object left, Object right); [vmf=oless] public extern bool operator<(Object left, Object right); }


Protein kinase inhibitor H-7 blocks accumulation of unspliced mRNA of human T-cell leukemia virus type I (HTLV-I).
Abstract
Rex, the post-transcriptional regulator of human T-cell leukemia virus type I (HTLV-I), is known to induce accumulation of the unspliced viral gag-pol mRNA. Rex is a phosphoprotein found in the cell nucleolus, whose function may be regulated by its localization and phosphorylation. We have examined the role of phosphorylation on Rex function by using a protein kinase inhibitor, H-7[ 1- (5-isoquinolinyl-sulfonyl) -2-methylpiperazine]. Treatment of an HTLV-I infected human T-cell line with H-7 blocked specifically accumulation of the unspliced gag-pol mRNA, resulting in the decreased Gag protein synthesis that corresponds with the decreased in vivo phosphorylation of Rex. In contrast, other viral and cellular products have not been influenced by the level of H-7 used. Therefore, the phosphorylation of Rex is required for the viral RNA partition of HTLV-I.


Class: Aws::DynamoDB::Types::ProvisionedThroughputDescription
| Relationships & Source Files | |
| Super Chains via Extension / Inclusion / Inheritance | |
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Class Chain:
self,
Struct
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Instance Chain:
self,
::Aws::Structure ,
Struct
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| Inherits: |
Struct
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| Defined in: | gems/aws-sdk-dynamodb/lib/aws-sdk-dynamodb/types.rb |
Overview
Represents the provisioned throughput settings for the table, consisting of read and write capacity units, along with data about increases and decreases.
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
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#last_decrease_date_time ⇒ Time
rw
The date and time of the last provisioned throughput decrease for this table.
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#last_increase_date_time ⇒ Time
rw
The date and time of the last provisioned throughput increase for this table.
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#number_of_decreases_today ⇒ Integer
rw
The number of provisioned throughput decreases for this table during this UTC calendar day.
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#read_capacity_units ⇒ Integer
rw
The maximum number of strongly consistent reads consumed per second before
::Aws::DynamoDB
returns aThrottlingException
. -
#write_capacity_units ⇒ Integer
rw
The maximum number of writes consumed per second before
::Aws::DynamoDB
returns aThrottlingException
.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#last_decrease_date_time ⇒ Time
(rw)
The date and time of the last provisioned throughput decrease for this table.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-dynamodb/lib/aws-sdk-dynamodb/types.rb', line 5661
class ProvisionedThroughputDescription < Struct.new( :last_increase_date_time, :last_decrease_date_time, :number_of_decreases_today, :read_capacity_units, :write_capacity_units) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#last_increase_date_time ⇒ Time
(rw)
The date and time of the last provisioned throughput increase for this table.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-dynamodb/lib/aws-sdk-dynamodb/types.rb', line 5661
class ProvisionedThroughputDescription < Struct.new( :last_increase_date_time, :last_decrease_date_time, :number_of_decreases_today, :read_capacity_units, :write_capacity_units) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#number_of_decreases_today ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The number of provisioned throughput decreases for this table during
this UTC calendar day. For current maximums on provisioned
throughput decreases, see Service, ::Aws::Account
, and ::Aws::DynamoDB::Table
Quotas in
the Amazon ::Aws::DynamoDB
Developer Guide.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-dynamodb/lib/aws-sdk-dynamodb/types.rb', line 5661
class ProvisionedThroughputDescription < Struct.new( :last_increase_date_time, :last_decrease_date_time, :number_of_decreases_today, :read_capacity_units, :write_capacity_units) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#read_capacity_units ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The maximum number of strongly consistent reads consumed per second
before ::Aws::DynamoDB
returns a ThrottlingException
. Eventually
consistent reads require less effort than strongly consistent reads,
so a setting of 50 ReadCapacityUnits
per second provides 100
eventually consistent ReadCapacityUnits
per second.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-dynamodb/lib/aws-sdk-dynamodb/types.rb', line 5661
class ProvisionedThroughputDescription < Struct.new( :last_increase_date_time, :last_decrease_date_time, :number_of_decreases_today, :read_capacity_units, :write_capacity_units) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#write_capacity_units ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The maximum number of writes consumed per second before ::Aws::DynamoDB
returns a ThrottlingException
.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-dynamodb/lib/aws-sdk-dynamodb/types.rb', line 5661
class ProvisionedThroughputDescription < Struct.new( :last_increase_date_time, :last_decrease_date_time, :number_of_decreases_today, :read_capacity_units, :write_capacity_units) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| JacksonAnnotationValue<A extends Annotation> |
Marker interface used by value classes like
JsonFormat.Value that are used
to contain information from one of Jackson annotations, and can be directly
instantiated from those annotations, as well as programmatically constructed
and possibly merged. |
| ObjectIdResolver |
Definition of API used for resolving actual Java object from
Object Identifiers (as annotated using
JsonIdentityInfo ). |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| JacksonInject.Value |
Helper class used to contain information from a single
JacksonInject
annotation, as well as to provide possible overrides from non-annotation sources. |
| JsonAutoDetect.Value |
Helper class used to contain information from a single
JsonIgnoreProperties
annotation, as well as to provide possible overrides from non-annotation sources. |
| JsonFormat.Features | |
| JsonFormat.Value |
Helper class used to contain information from a single
JsonFormat
annotation. |
| JsonIgnoreProperties.Value |
Helper class used to contain information from a single
JsonIgnoreProperties
annotation, as well as to provide possible overrides from non-annotation sources. |
| JsonInclude.Value |
Helper class used to contain information from a single
JsonInclude
annotation. |
| JsonIncludeProperties.Value |
Helper class used to contain information from a single
JsonIncludeProperties
annotation, as well as to provide possible overrides from non-annotation sources. |
| JsonSetter.Value |
Helper class used to contain information from a single
JsonSetter
annotation, as well as to provide possible overrides from non-annotation sources. |
| JsonTypeInfo.None | Deprecated
Since 2.5, use any Annotation type (such as
JsonTypeInfo ,
if such behavior is needed; this is rarely necessary. |
| ObjectIdGenerator<T> |
Definition of API used for constructing Object Identifiers
(as annotated using
JsonIdentityInfo ). |
| ObjectIdGenerator.IdKey |
Simple key class that can be used as a key for
ObjectId-to-POJO mappings, when multiple ObjectId types
and scopes are used.
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| ObjectIdGenerators |
Container class for standard
ObjectIdGenerator implementations:
ObjectIdGenerators.IntSequenceGenerator
ObjectIdGenerators.PropertyGenerator
ObjectIdGenerators.StringIdGenerator (since 2.7)
ObjectIdGenerators.UUIDGenerator
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| ObjectIdGenerators.IntSequenceGenerator |
Simple sequence-number based generator, which uses basic Java
int s (starting with value 1) as Object Identifiers. |
| ObjectIdGenerators.None |
Abstract marker class used to allow explicitly specifying
that no generator is used; which also implies that no
Object Id is to be included or used.
|
| ObjectIdGenerators.PropertyGenerator |
Abstract place-holder class which is used to denote case
where Object Identifier to use comes from a POJO property
(getter method or field).
|
| ObjectIdGenerators.StringIdGenerator |
Implementation that will accept arbitrary (but unique) String Ids on
deserialization, and (by default) use random UUID generation similar
to
ObjectIdGenerators.UUIDGenerator for generation ids. |
| ObjectIdGenerators.UUIDGenerator |
Implementation that just uses
UUID s as reliably
unique identifiers: downside is that resulting String is
36 characters long. |
| SimpleObjectIdResolver |
Simple implementation of
ObjectIdResolver |
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| JsonAutoDetect.Visibility |
Enumeration for possible visibility thresholds (minimum visibility)
that can be used to limit which methods (and fields) are
auto-detected.
|
| JsonCreator.Mode | |
| JsonFormat.Feature |
Set of features that can be enabled/disabled for property annotated.
|
| JsonFormat.Shape |
Value enumeration used for indicating preferred Shape; translates
loosely to JSON types, with some extra values to indicate less precise
choices (i.e.
|
| JsonInclude.Include |
Enumeration used with
JsonInclude
to define which properties
of Java Beans are to be included in serialization. |
| JsonProperty.Access |
Various options for
JsonProperty.access() property, specifying how property
may be accessed during serialization ("read") and deserialization ("write")
(note that the direction of read and write is from perspective of the property,
not from external data format: this may be confusing in some contexts). |
| JsonTypeInfo.As |
Definition of standard type inclusion mechanisms for type metadata.
|
| JsonTypeInfo.Id |
Definition of different type identifiers that can be included in JSON
during serialization, and used for deserialization.
|
| Nulls |
Enumeration used with
JsonSetter (for properties `nulls`
and `contentNulls`)
to define how explicit `null` values from input (if input format
has the concept; JSON, for example does) are handled. |
| OptBoolean |
Optional Boolean value ("nullean").
|
| PropertyAccessor |
Enumeration used to define kinds of elements (called "property accessors")
that annotations like
JsonAutoDetect apply to. |
| Annotation Type | Description |
|---|---|
| JacksonAnnotation |
Meta-annotation (annotations used on other annotations)
used for marking all annotations that are
part of Jackson package.
|
| JacksonAnnotationsInside |
Meta-annotation (annotations used on other annotations)
used for indicating that instead of using target annotation
(annotation annotated with this annotation),
Jackson should use meta-annotations it has.
|
| JacksonInject |
Jackson-specific annotation used for indicating that value of
annotated property will be "injected", i.e.
|
| JsonAlias |
Annotation that can be used to define one or more alternative names for
a property, accepted during deserialization as alternative to the official
name.
|
| JsonAnyGetter |
Marker annotation that can be used to define a non-static,
no-argument method to be an "any getter"; accessor for getting
a set of key/value pairs, to be serialized as part of containing POJO
(similar to unwrapping) along with regular property values it has.
|
| JsonAnySetter |
Marker annotation that can be used to define a logical "any setter" mutator --
either using non-static
two-argument method (first argument name of property, second value
to set) or a field (of type
Map or POJO) -
to be used as a "fallback" handler
for all otherwise unrecognized properties found from JSON content. |
| JsonAutoDetect |
Class annotation that can be used to define which kinds of Methods
are to be detected by auto-detection, and with what minimum access level.
|
| JsonBackReference |
Annotation used to indicate that associated property is part of
two-way linkage between fields; and that its role is "child" (or "back") link.
|
| JsonClassDescription |
Annotation used to define a human readable description for annotated
type (class).
|
| JsonCreator |
Marker annotation that can be used to define constructors and factory
methods as one to use for instantiating new instances of the associated
class.
|
| JsonEnumDefaultValue |
Marker annotation that can be used to define a default value
used when trying to deserialize unknown Enum values.
|
| JsonFilter |
Annotation used to indicate which logical filter is to be used
for filtering out properties of type (class) annotated;
association made by this annotation declaring ids of filters,
and
com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.ObjectMapper (or objects
it delegates to) providing matching filters by id. |
| JsonFormat |
General-purpose annotation used for configuring details of how
values of properties are to be serialized.
|
| JsonGetter |
Marker annotation that can be used to define a non-static,
no-argument value-returning (non-void) method to be used as a "getter"
for a logical property.
|
| JsonIdentityInfo |
Annotation used for indicating that values of annotated type
or property should be serializing so that instances either
contain additional object identifier (in addition actual object
properties), or as a reference that consists of an object id
that refers to a full serialization.
|
| JsonIdentityReference |
Optional annotation that can be used for customizing details of a reference
to Objects for which "Object Identity" is enabled (see
JsonIdentityInfo ). |
| JsonIgnore |
Marker annotation that indicates that the logical property that
the accessor (field, getter/setter method or Creator parameter
[of
JsonCreator -annotated constructor or factory method])
is to be ignored by introspection-based
serialization and deserialization functionality. |
| JsonIgnoreProperties |
Annotation that can be used to either suppress serialization of
properties (during serialization), or ignore processing of
JSON properties read (during deserialization).
|
| JsonIgnoreType |
Marker annotation that indicates that all properties that have
type annotated with this annotation
are to be ignored during serialization and deserialization.
|
| JsonInclude |
Annotation used to indicate when value of the annotated property (when
used for a field, method or constructor parameter), or all
properties of the annotated class, is to be serialized.
|
| JsonIncludeProperties |
Annotation that can be used to either only include serialization of
properties (during serialization), or only include processing of
JSON properties read (during deserialization).
|
| JsonKey |
Marker annotation
that indicates that the value of annotated accessor (either field
or "getter" method [a method with non-void return type, no args])
is to be used as the single value to serialize for the instance.
|
| JsonManagedReference |
Annotation used to indicate that annotated property is part of
two-way linkage between fields; and that its role is "parent" (or "forward") link.
|
| JsonMerge |
Annotation to specify whether annotated property value should use "merging" approach:
merging meaning that the current value is first accessed (with a getter or field) and then modified
with incoming data.
|
| JsonProperty |
Marker annotation that can be used to define a non-static
method as a "setter" or "getter" for a logical property
(depending on its signature),
or non-static object field to be used (serialized, deserialized) as
a logical property.
|
| JsonPropertyDescription |
Annotation used to define a human readable description for a logical
property.
|
| JsonPropertyOrder |
Annotation that can be used to define ordering (possibly partial) to use
when serializing object properties.
|
| JsonRawValue |
Marker annotation that indicates that the annotated method
or field should be serialized by including literal String value
of the property as is, without quoting of characters.
|
| JsonRootName |
Annotation similar to
javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlRootElement ,
used to indicate name to use for root-level wrapping, if wrapping is
enabled. |
| JsonSetter |
Annotation that can be used to define a non-static,
single-argument method to be used as a "setter" for a logical property
as an alternative to recommended
JsonProperty annotation;
or (as of 2.9 and later), specify additional aspects of the
assigning property a value during serialization. |
| JsonSubTypes |
Annotation used with
JsonTypeInfo to indicate sub-types of serializable
polymorphic types, and to associate logical names used within JSON content
(which is more portable than using physical Java class names). |
| JsonSubTypes.Type |
Definition of a subtype, along with optional name(s).
|
| JsonTypeId |
Marker annotation that can be used on a property accessor
(field, getter or setter, constructor parameter) to indicate that
the property is to contain type id to use when including
polymorphic type information.
|
| JsonTypeInfo |
Annotation used for configuring details of if and how type information is
used with JSON serialization and deserialization, to preserve information
about actual class of Object instances.
|
| JsonTypeName |
Annotation used for binding logical name that the annotated class
has.
|
| JsonUnwrapped |
Annotation used to indicate that a property should be serialized
"unwrapped"; that is, if it would be serialized as JSON Object, its
properties are instead included as properties of its containing
Object.
|
| JsonValue |
Marker annotation
that indicates that the value of annotated accessor (either field
or "getter" method [a method with non-void return type, no args])
is to be used as the single value to serialize for the instance,
instead of the usual method of collecting properties of value.
|
| JsonView |
Annotation used for indicating view(s) that the property
that is defined by method or field annotated is part of.
|
org.codehaus.jackson.map.annotate
).
Also contains parameter types (mostly enums) needed by annotations.
Note that prior versions (1.x) contained these annotations within 'core' jar, as part of Streaming API.
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Hi All, I get this protocol exception error when I try to read a rss feed. Its loading fine on the emulator. But when I test on my device (Droid), it throws the below error.
--------------------------------------------------- 03-08 12:29:25.210: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(5108): Caused by: java.net.ProtocolException: Too many redirects 03-08 12:29:25.210: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(5108): at org.apache.harmony.luni.internal.net.www.protocol.http.HttpURLConnection.doRequestInternal(HttpURLConnection.java: 1626) 03-08 12:29:25.210: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(5108): at org.apache.harmony.luni.internal.net.www.protocol.http.HttpURLConnection.doRequest(HttpURLConnection.java: 1551) 03-08 12:29:25.210: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(5108): at org.apache.harmony.luni.internal.net.www.protocol.http.HttpURLConnection.getInputStream(HttpURLConnection.java: 1052) 03-08 12:29:25.210: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(5108): at com.aol.engadget.parser.BaseFeedParser.getInputStream(BaseFeedParser.java: 45) 03-08 12:29:25.210: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(5108): ... 9 more --------------------------------------------------- It stops here on getInputStream. At the same time I am reading another two feeds from the same server. It loads and parses fine... Here is the code Xml.parse(this.getInputStream(), Xml.Encoding.UTF_8, root.getContentHandler()); protected InputStream getInputStream() { try { URLConnection feedCon = feedUrl.openConnection(); return feedCon.getInputStream(); } catch (IOException e) { throw new RuntimeException(e); } } Am I doing anything wrong ? Or is it a bug ? -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Android Developers" group. To post to this group, send email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>To unsubscribe from this group, send email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers?hl=en


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The Tin Woodman of Oz
by L. Frank Baum
Chapter 5: “Mrs. Yoop, the Giantess”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1918
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Baum, L. F. (1918). The Tin Woodman of Oz. J. R. Neill (Ed.).
-
Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 7.0
- Word Count: 2,665
- Genre: Fantasy
- Keywords: 20th century literature, american literature, books of oz, children's literature, fantasy, l. frank baum
- ✎ Cite This
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When they had reached the end of the path, where they had first seen the warning sign, they set off across the country in an easterly direction. Before long they reached Rolling Lands, which were a succession of hills and valleys where constant climbs and descents were required, and their journey now became tedious, because on climbing each hill, they found before them nothing in the valley below it except grass, or weeds or stones.
Up and down they went for hours, with nothing to relieve the monotony of the landscape, until finally, when they had topped a higher hill than usual, they discovered a cup-shaped valley before them in the center of which stood an enormous castle, built of purple stone. The castle was high and broad and long, but had no turrets and towers. So far as they could see, there was but one small window and one big door on each side of the great building.
“This is strange!” mused the Scarecrow. “I’d no idea such a big castle existed in this Gillikin Country. I wonder who lives here?”
“It seems to me, from this distance,” remarked the Tin Woodman, “that it’s the biggest castle I ever saw. It is really too big for any use, and no one could open or shut those big doors without a stepladder.”
“Perhaps, if we go nearer, we shall find out whether anybody lives there or not,” suggested Woot. “Looks to me as if nobody lived there.”
On they went, and when they reached the center of the valley, where the great stone castle stood, it was beginning to grow dark. So they hesitated as to what to do.
“If friendly people happen to live here,” said Woot, &8220; I shall be glad of a bed; but should enemies occupy the place, I prefer to sleep upon the ground.”
“And if no one at all lives here,” added the Scarecrow, “we can enter, and take possession, and make ourselves at home.”
While speaking he went nearer to one of the great doors, which was three times as high and broad as any he had ever seen in a house before, and then he discovered, engraved in big letters upon a stone over the doorway, the words:
“YOOP CASTLE”
“Oho!” he exclaimed; “I know the place now. This was probably the home of Mr. Yoop, a terrible giant whom I have seen confined in a cage, a long way from here. Therefore this castle is likely to be empty and we may use it in any way we please.”
“Yes, yes,” said the Tin Emperor, nodding; “I also remember Mr. Yoop. But how are we to get into his deserted castle? The latch of the door is so far above our heads that none of us can reach it.”
They considered this problem for a while, and then Woot said to the Tin Man:
“If I stand upon your shoulders, I think I can unlatch the door.”
“Climb up, then,” was the reply, and when the boy was perched upon the tin shoulders of Nick Chopper, he was just able to reach the latch and raise it.
At once the door swung open, its great hinges making a groaning sound as if in protest, so Woot leaped down and followed his companions into a big, bare hallway. Scarcely were the three inside, however, when they heard the door slam shut behind them, and this astonished them because no one had touched it. It had closed of its own accord, as if by magic. Moreover, the latch was on the outside, and the thought occurred to each one of them that they were now prisoners in this castle.
“However,” mumbled the Scarecrow, “we are not to blame for what cannot be helped; so let us push bravely ahead and see what may be seen.”
It was quite dark in the hallway, now that the outside door was shut, so as they stumbled along a stone passage they kept close together, not knowing what danger was likely to befall them.
Suddenly a soft glow enveloped them. It grew brighter, until they could see their surroundings distinctly. They had reached the end of the passage and before them was another huge door. This noiselessly swung open before them, without the help of anyone, and through the doorway they observed a big chamber, the walls of which were lined with plates of pure gold, highly polished.
This room was also lighted, although they could discover no lamps, and in the center of it was a great table at which sat an immense woman.  Such an apron was no protection, and was not in keeping with the handsome gown, but the huge woman wore it, nevertheless. The table at which she sat was spread with a white cloth and had golden dishes upon it, so the travelers saw that they had surprised the Giantess while she was eating her supper.
 You’re causing a draught, and I shall catch cold and sneeze. When I sneeze, I get cross, and when I get cross I’m liable to do something wicked.
Being thus urged, they entered the room and approached the table, until they stood where they faced the great Giantess. She continued eating, but smiled in a curious way as she looked at them. Woot noticed that the door had closed silently after they had entered, and that didn’t please him at all.
“Well,” said the Giantess, “what excuse have you to offer?”
“We didn’t know anyone lived here, Madam,” explained the Scarecrow; “so, being travelers and strangers in these parts, and wishing to find a place for our boy friend to sleep, we ventured to enter your castle.”
“You knew it was private property, I suppose?” said she, buttering another biscuit.
“We saw the words, ‘Yoop Castle,’ over the door, but we knew that Mr. Yoop is a prisoner in a cage in a far-off part of the land of Oz, so we decided there was no one now at home and that we might use the castle for the night.”
“I see,” remarked the Giantess, nodding her head and smiling again in that curious way—a way that made Woot shudder. “You didn’t know that Mr. Yoop was married, or that after he was cruelly captured his wife still lived in his castle and ran it to suit herself.”
“Who captured Mr. Yoop?” asked Woot, looking gravely at the big woman.
“Wicked enemies. People who selfishly objected to Yoop’s taking their cows and sheep for his food. I must admit, however, that Yoop had a bad temper, and had the habit of knocking over a few houses, now and then, when he was angry. So one day the little folks came in a great crowd and captured Mr. Yoop, and carried him away to a cage somewhere in the mountains. I don’t know where it is, and I don’t care, for my husband treated me badly at times, forgetting the respect a giant owes to a giantess. Often he kicked me on my shins, when I wouldn’t wait on him.
“Well, I was too clever for them,” said she, giving a sudden laugh that caused such a breeze that the wobbly Scarecrow was almost blown off his feet and had to grab his friend Nick Chopper to steady himself. “I saw the people coming,” continued Mrs. Yoop, “and knowing they meant mischief I transformed myself into a mouse and hid in a cupboard. After they had gone away, carrying my shin-kicking husband with them, I transformed myself back to my former shape again, and here I’ve lived in peace and comfort ever since.”
“Are you a Witch, then? ” inquired Woot.
“Well, not exactly a Witch,” she replied, “but I’m an Artist in Transformations. In other words, I’m more of a Yookoohoo than a Witch, and of course you know that the Yookoohoos are the cleverest magic-workers in the world.”
The travelers were silent for a time, uneasily considering this statement and the effect it might have on their future. No doubt the Giantess had wilfully made them her prisoners; yet she spoke so cheerfully, in her big voice, that until now they had not been alarmed in the least.
By and by the Scarecrow, whose mixed brains had been working steadily, asked the woman:
“Are we to consider you our friend, Mrs. Yoop, or do you intend to be our enemy?”
“I never have friends,” she said in a matter-of-fact tone, “because friends get too familiar and always forget to mind their own business. But I am not your enemy; not yet, anyhow. Indeed, I’m glad you’ve come, for my life here is rather lonely. I’ve had no one to talk to since I transformed Polychrome, the Daughter of the Rainbow, into a canary-bird.”
“How did you manage to do that?” asked the Tin Woodman, in amazement. “Polychrome is a powerful fairy!”
“She was,” said the Giantess; “but now she’s a canary-bird. One day after a rain, Polychrome danced off the Rainbow and fell asleep on a little mound in this valley, not far from my castle. The sun came out and drove the Rainbow away, and before Poly wakened, I stole out and transformed her into a canary-bird in a gold cage studded with diamonds. The cage was so she couldn’t fly away. I expected she’d sing and talk and we’d have good times together; but she has proved no company for me at all. Ever since the moment of her transformation, she has refused to speak a single word.”
“Where is she now?” inquired Woot, who had heard tales of lovely Polychrome and was much interested in her.
“The cage is hanging up in my bedroom,” said the Giantess, eating another biscuit. The travelers were now more uneasy and suspicious of the Giantess than before. If Polychrome, the Rainbow’s Daughter, who was a real fairy, had been transformed and enslaved by this huge woman, who claimed to be a Yookoohoo, what was liable to happen to them? Said the Scarecrow, twisting his stuffed head around in Mrs. Yoop’s direction:
“Do you know, Ma’am, who we are?”
“Of course,” said she; “a straw man, a tin man and a boy.”
“We are very important people,” declared the Tin Woodman.
“All the better,” she replied. “I shall enjoy your society the more on that account. For I mean to keep you here as long as I live, to amuse me when I get lonely. And,” she added slowly, “in this Valley no one ever dies.”
They didn’t like this speech at all, so the Scarecrow frowned in a way that made Mrs. Yoop smile, while the Tin Woodman looked so fierce that Mrs. Yoop laughed. The Scarecrow suspected she was going to laugh, so he slipped behind his friends to escape the wind from her breath. From this safe position he said warningly:
“We have powerful friends who will soon come to rescue us.”
“Let them come,” she returned, with an accent of scorn. “When they get here they will find neither a boy, nor a tin man, nor a scarecrow, for tomorrow morning I intend to transform you all into other shapes, so that you cannot be recognized.”
This threat filled them with dismay. The good-natured Giantess was more terrible than they had imagined. She could smile and wear pretty clothes and at the same time be even more cruel than her wicked husband had been.
Both the Scarecrow and the Tin Woodman tried to think of some way to escape from the castle before morning, but she seemed to read their thoughts and shook her head.
“Don’t worry your poor brains,” said she. “You can’t escape me, however hard you try. But why should you wish to escape? I shall give you new forms that are much better than the ones you now have. Be contented with your fate, for discontent leads to unhappiness, and unhappiness, in any form, is the greatest evil that can befall you.”
“What forms do you intend to give us?” asked Woot earnestly.
“I haven’t decided, as yet. I’ll dream over it tonight, so in the morning I shall have made up my mind how to transform you. Perhaps you’d prefer to choose your own transformations?”
“No,” said Woot, “I prefer to remain as I am.”
“That’s funny,” she retorted. “You are little, and you’re weak; as you are, you’re not much account, anyhow. The best thing about you is that you’re alive, for I shall be able to make of you some sort of live creature which will be a great improvement on your present form.”
She took another biscuit from a plate and dipped it in a pot of honey and calmly began eating it.
The Scarecrow watched her thoughtfully.
“There are no fields of grain in your Valley,” said he; “where, then, did you get the flour to make your biscuits?”
“Mercy me! Do you think I’d bother to make biscuits out of flour?” she replied. “That is altogether too tedious a process for a Yookoohoo. I set some traps this afternoon and caught a lot of field-mice, but as I do not like to eat mice, I transformed them into hot biscuits for my supper. The honey in this pot was once a wasp’s nest, but since being transformed it has become sweet and delicious. All I need do, when I wish to eat, is to take something I don’t care to keep, and transform it into any sort of food I like, and eat it. Are you hungry?”
“I don’t eat, thank you,” said the Scarecrow.
“Nor do I,” said the Tin Woodman.
“I have still a little natural food in my knapsack,” said Woot the Wanderer, “and I’d rather eat that than any wasp’s nest.”
“Every one to his taste,” said the Giantess carelessly, and having now finished her supper she rose to her feet, clapped her hands together, and the supper table at once disappeared.


Plays a scroll effect when a link is clicked. Uses the Smooth Scrolling JavaScript plugin.
Usage recommondation:
a[href] {
@include smoothscrolling();
}
Plays a scroll effect when a link is clicked. Should be applied to a link that points to an anchor.
The duration of the animation.


<% layout ‘error_layout’, :title => “Ruby on Rails version<EMAIL_ADDRESS>not found” do %>
Ruby on Rails version ’<%=h @error.gem_version_spec %>’ not found
<% if @error.gem_version_spec =~ /^\d/ %> The application <tt class="filename"><%=h @app_root %></tt> requires Ruby on Rails version <%=h @error.gem_version_spec %>, which is not installed. Please install it with the following command:
<%= PlatformInfo.ruby_sudo_command %> <%= PlatformInfo.gem_command %> install rails --version <%=h @error.gem_version_spec %>
 <% else %> The application <tt class="filename"><%=h @app_root %></tt> requires a Ruby on Rails version that matches the version specification "<%=h @error.gem_version_spec %>", but there is no such Ruby on Rails version installed. Please install it with the following command:
 <%= PlatformInfo.gem_command %> install rails --version some_version_number
 <% end %>
 If you are unable to install Ruby on Rails (e.g. because you do not have control over this server) then you could also vendor (bundle) your Rails version into your application by running
rake vendor:rails
 in your application's source directory, and redeploying your application. Please search the Internet for "vendor rails" if you're not familiar with this technique.


Home
For now my plans in my life are pretty simple, learn as much knowledge and as many useful skills as I can. In college last semester I learned the hard way the consequences of procrastination so I plan on staying up-to-date with my assignments and studying to hopefully be able to excel.
In regards to long-term plans I hope to be able to graduate from this certification course and be able to find a job that will help me learn and grow and also pay the bills. Eventually I'll find my wife, though I don't feel rushed at all to find her but when I do I'm excited to be able to make our family and prosper!


The maximum number of Clients which can be logged in as the User at the same time (0 - is unlimited)
0 - is unlimited


I would like you to answer the following questions in a short answer format using Markdown.
For questions that ask for a list, use the appropriate Markdown syntax to create either ordered or unordered lists.
Use bold and italic text for emphasis in your responses.
GitHub Username: gavvy
Team name: triptyc! Today's date: 10/12/16
All of the tools are useful because their functions and relevance overlap. By using all of them simultaneously, we can effectively convey our ideas and time manage.
I particularly like using cloud9 and github because it's way easy to digest than diving right into coding.
They all are about the same difficulty. Application is everything, so I've learned a lot from troubleshooting in comparison to reading about it.
Since I have minimum previous exposure, learning to use these tools is comparable to learning to use physical tools, such as a chainsaw, for the first time. Obviously there's always a learning curve but indiviuals with previous exposure come equipped with an intuitive sense.
I want to build a website so any tools relevant to that would be useful.
When you are finished with the questions in file:


Choosing Fonts
Choosing fonts is a creative and emotional process. Different fonts convey different feelings, and you want a font that complements the tone of your text.
- Start by finding a good font for your body text. When combining multiple fonts, keep your body font constant, and try to find other fonts that go well with it
- Use tools such as TypeTester and TypeCast to help you experiment
- Get inspired by others! Fonts In Use features a large collection of great font choices.
- Some fonts were designed to be used as large-size headings, while others were designed to be used in small-density screens. Use fonts in their intended roles. WebType is a great resource for finding the “intended size” of different fonts. In addition, TypeKit labels its font as either Heading or Paragraph.
Further Readings:


{% extends "security/email/base.html" %} {% block content %}
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manifestTransforms
Optional Array
of ManifestTransform
, defaulting to
null
One or more
ManifestTransform
functions, which will be applied sequentially against the generated manifest.
If modifyUrlPrefix
or dontCacheBustUrlsMatching
are also specified, their corresponding transformations will be applied first.
Example:
manifestTransforms: [ // Basic transformation to remove a certain URL: (originalManifest) => { const manifest = originalManifest.filter( (entry) => entry.url !== 'ignored.html'); // Optionally, set warning messages. const warnings = []; return {manifest, warnings}; } ]


Link scoring and prediction¶
Warning
Do not manually instantiate these classes using their class constructors. Instantiate these classes using the methods create_link_scorer()
and create_link_predictor()
.
-
class
noesis.links.
LinkPredictor
(predictor, *args)¶ This class implements the interface for link predictors. These algorithms compute a score for each pair of nodes according to certain specific rules.
Parameters: - scorer (string) – Technique used to compute node pair scores. Currently supported techniques are: - Local: ‘CommonNeighbors’, ‘AdamicAdar’, ‘ResourceAllocation’, ‘PreferentialAttachment’, ‘HubDepressed’, ‘HubPromoted’, ‘Jaccard’, ‘LocalLeichtHolmeNewman’, ‘Salton’, and ‘Sorensen’. - Global: ‘Katz’, ‘RandomWalk’, ‘RandomWalkWithRestart’, ‘FlowPropagation’, ‘PseudoinverseLaplacian’, ‘AverageCommuteTime’, ‘RandomForestKernel’, and ‘GlobalLeichtHolmeNewman’.
- args (parameters) – Parameters for the link predictor. These parameters are specific for each link predictor and more details are provided in NOESIS documentation.
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class
noesis.links.
LinkScorer
(scorer, *args)¶ This class implements the interface for link scorers. These algorithms compute a score for each link according to certain specific rules.
Parameters: - scorer (string) – Technique used to compute link scores. Currently supported techniques are: - Local: ‘CommonNeighbors’, ‘AdamicAdar’, ‘ResourceAllocation’, ‘PreferentialAttachment’, ‘HubDepressed’, ‘HubPromoted’, ‘Jaccard’, ‘LocalLeichtHolmeNewman’, ‘Salton’, and ‘Sorensen’. - Global: ‘Katz’, ‘RandomWalk’, ‘RandomWalkWithRestart’, ‘FlowPropagation’, ‘PseudoinverseLaplacian’, ‘AverageCommuteTime’, ‘RandomForestKernel’, and ‘GlobalLeichtHolmeNewman’.
- args (parameters) – Parameters for the link scorer. These parameters are specific for each link scorer and more details are provided in NOESIS documentation.
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class
noesis.links.
LinkTask
¶ Base abstract class for link-related scores.


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Beach to be stripped of bathing status after water consistently rated as poor
by Katy SandallsA beach which has failed to meet water quality standards on a number of occasions is to be stripped of its bathing status.
Swimmers will now be told to avoid the area known as Groyne 41, which sits close to the pier in Clacton after the water quality there was deemed 'poor' in official statistics from the Environment Agency.
The agency measured water quality at 420 bathing waters across England, and found that 413 met at least the minimum standard expected.
To reach its conclusion the Environment Agency monitored the levels of E. coli and intestinal enterococci, which are both organisms found in human faeces.
The beach will now be de-designated as a bathing area, meaning that signs in and around the beach will be amended to warn those using it not to swim in the area but to go elsewhere down the beach.
Mike Carran, head of sport and leisure at Tendring District Council said:"While disappointing that Groyne 41 has again rated as 'poor', this is not surprising - despite leading experts have been investigating this over a long of period of time, and the source is still to be identified.
"Having this small section of beach de-designated means we can move on and focus on keeping our top-notch beaches the best they can be."
Despite the disappointing results at Groyne 41, Mr Carran said he was pleased with results elsewhere in the district.
"We work hard to maintain high quality beaches for Tendring residents and visitors to our district to enjoy," said Mr Carran.
"These are fantastic results, in particular at Walton and east Clacton which are now consistently 'excellent', opening the door for possible Blue Flag applications for these beaches."
In Suffolk, the waters in Felixstowe were rated as 'excellent', while the waters at Lowestoft and Southwold Pier were rated good.
Water at the Southwold Denes was rated as sufficient.
A spokesman from the Environment Agency said: "We are continuing to work hard with local partners to improve water quality at Clacton (Groyne 41) beach.
"We will carry on investigating the sources of pollution at this beach, concentrating on measuring the extent of contaminated groundwater in the vicinity.
"There are more than 400 other beaches where bathing water quality has passed the standards."