| Created: | 4/29/2013 12:00:00 AM |
| Modified: | 4/30/2013 4:12:55 PM |
| Project: | |
| Advanced: |
| Attribute | ||
|
Public Identifier. Type UBLVersionID |
||
Details:
|
||
|
Public Identifier. Type CustomizationID |
||
Details:
|
||
|
Public Identifier. Type ProfileID |
||
Details:
|
||
|
Public Identifier. Type ProfileExecutionID |
||
Details:
|
||
|
Public Identifier. Type ID |
||
Details:
|
||
|
Public Indicator. Type CopyIndicator |
||
Details:
|
||
|
Public Identifier. Type UUID |
||
Details:
|
||
|
Public Date. Type IssueDate |
||
Details:
|
||
|
Public Time. Type IssueTime |
||
Details:
|
||
|
Public Text. Type Note |
||
Details:
|
||
|
Public Currency_ Code. Type PricingCurrencyCode |
||
Details:
|
||
|
Public Numeric. Type LineCountNumeric |
||
Details:
|
| Element | Source Role | Target Role |
|
«ABIE» Allowance Charge Class |
Name: |
Name: |
|
Details:
A discount or charge that applies to a price component.
|
||
|
«ABIE» Contract Class |
Name: |
Name: |
|
Details:
A contract associated with this Quotation.
|
||
|
«ABIE» Country Class |
Name: |
Name: Destination Country |
|
Details:
The country of destination of potential orders (for customs purposes).
|
||
|
«ABIE» Customer Party Class |
Name: |
Name: Originator Customer Party |
|
Details:
The originator.
|
||
|
«ABIE» Customer Party Class |
Name: |
Name: Buyer Customer Party |
|
Details:
Association to the Buyer.
|
||
|
«ABIE» Delivery Class |
Name: |
Name: |
|
Details:
A delivery associated with this document.
|
||
|
«ABIE» Delivery Terms Class |
Name: |
Name: |
|
Details:
A set of delivery terms associated with this document.
|
||
|
«ABIE» Document Reference Class |
Name: |
Name: Additional Document Reference |
|
Details:
A reference to an additional document associated with this document.
|
||
|
«ABIE» Document Reference Class |
Name: |
Name: Request For Quotation Document Reference |
|
Details:
A reference to the Request for Quotation associated with this Quotation.
|
||
|
«ABIE» Monetary Total Class |
Name: |
Name: Quoted Monetary Total |
|
Details:
The total amount of the Quotation.
|
||
|
«ABIE» Payment Means Class |
Name: |
Name: |
|
Details:
Expected means of payment.
|
||
|
«ABIE» Period Class |
Name: |
Name: Validity Period |
|
Details:
The period for which the Quotation is valid.
|
||
|
«ABIE» Quotation Line Class |
Name: |
Name: |
|
Details:
A line quoting a cost for one kind of item.
|
||
|
«ABIE» Signature Class |
Name: |
Name: |
|
Details:
A signature applied to this document.
|
||
|
«ABIE» Transaction Conditions Class |
Name: |
Name: |
|
Details:
A specification of purchasing, sales, or payment conditions applying to Orders related to this Quotation.
|
||
|
«ABIE» Supplier Party Class |
Name: |
Name: Seller Supplier Party |
|
Details:
The seller.
|
||
|
«ABIE» Tax Total Class |
Name: |
Name: |
|
Details:
The total amount of a specific type of tax.
|


q, r, s, t
This has happened to me several times and I have never been able to reason or Google an answer. @rcrowley on Twitter or email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>if you know. (I will not be adding comments to this blog.)
I was in vim
(1) and pressed some key combination that likely involved escape or keys near it that caused the ‘1’ key to print ‘q’, the ‘2’ key to print ‘r’, and so on. The ‘0’ key printed ‘p’. The printed character was preceded by a newline. The cursor was placed in front of both characters. vim
was otherwise fully functional and the problem happened while the screen indicated I was in insert mode.
This occurred on a remote server, where I was logged in via SSH running within bash
(1), running within iTerm, on OS X 10.5. The problem persisted through exiting and re-running vim
, exiting my login shell and re-connecting via SSH, and completely exiting iTerm.
Further, vim
run directly under OS X began displaying the same problem. nano
(1) did not print any characters when number keys were pressed. OS X GUI applications and bash
itself were never affected. vim
and nano
running within Terminal.app were never affected.
A full OS X reboot restored normal behavior both locally and remotely.
Does anyone know what key combination I pressed? Is this is a bug or expected behavior? If this is a bug, which layer is buggy?
Update 2010-05-17: It happened again today and by some miracle I only had to restart vi
to get back to business.


What is it that drives me perilously into that void?
Is it the end goal of setting foot on a red god? I’ve dreamt of it a thousand times. I’ve seen my foot, in boots made of unbreakable material, dig the first human footstep deep into the planets surface. The red world and I would become one. As one trembles in awe of its first connection, so would the other, interconnected with the first breath we took. My second step would now find its mark on the red world, yet a different awe would fill my body. The second bolstered the first, with two feet solidly on the ground I would now stand with a widen set, ready to take the mysterious red world with a now solid foundation. Two footprints, complimented by the barren wasteland that lay before me. With each action I now continued my life with knowing I would be the only man in existence to attempt what I am proceeding with. But is that why I want to go there?
Not for the glory, but for the self separation I would uptake from all my alien brothers? If I had accomplished that, my mind would begin to let go of all other societal constraints. My dreams and reality would bleed so finely together, and there would be nothing to stop me. I separate myself from mankind, I no longer have to compartmentalize my mind.
Take it slow. Take your time to figure these things out.


What is your experience of compassionate leadership?
While working at my previous job in Auckland I needed to go to back to India to visit my family for several weeks. Even though I was reletavily new and didn't have enough leave accrued my Team Leader let me go as I explained to her it was a family emergency.
How does the SCARF model apply to your Phase 0 experience so far? How will it apply to bootcamp?
> Status: From what I've learned during Phase 0 I would say I've gained some status when it comes to learn the basics of programming. Although it's going to take considerable amount of work to keep that status.
> Certainty: Have hit more than a few bumps but am still certain that this is the path I want to take.
> Autonomy: I do like to do things my way if I can. During Phase 0 I did ask for help with a few things but most issues I solved my self. I like to give my hundred percent and then ask for help.
> Fairness: No issues here at all. Everything seems fair and good.
> Relatedness: In terms of the perception of whether another person is a "freind" or a "foe". All the people I've been in contact with have been very freindly and patient with my lack of knowledge.


public class Discussion extends java.lang.Object implements Container
Container
that interfaces two Agent
s during an argumentations.
The class creates all the variables necessary to lauch and run a successful instance of AMAIL
.| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
Agreement |
agreementKind |
static csic.iiia.ftl.argumentation.core.AMAIL |
amail |
Concept |
concept1 |
Concept |
concept2 |
java.util.Set<Example> |
context |
static boolean |
disagreement |
static java.util.List<csic.iiia.ftl.base.core.FeatureTerm> |
examples |
static java.util.Set<Generalization> |
final_i_def |
static java.util.List<java.util.List<csic.iiia.ftl.base.core.FeatureTerm>> |
l_examples |
static java.util.List<csic.iiia.ftl.learning.core.RuleHypothesis> |
l_h |
java.util.Set<Generalization> |
myDefinition |
static csic.iiia.ftl.base.core.FeatureTerm |
notSolutionToken |
java.util.Set<Generalization> |
othersDefinition |
static java.util.Map<Discussion,Hierarchy> |
problem |
static csic.iiia.ftl.base.core.FeatureTerm |
solutionToken |
boolean |
solved |
Concept |
the_solution |
java.lang.String |
toDelet |
static java.util.Map<Discussion,java.lang.Integer> |
vote_for_sign |
static Discussion |
winner |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Discussion(Agreement a,
java.lang.String c1,
java.lang.String c2,
Hypothesis h,
boolean initialize)
Creates a new instance of
Discussion |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
argumentation(Hypothesis h)
Executing a tentative to solve the current disagreement over the meaning in the scenarios where the solving requires a new
Concept . |
java.lang.String |
cleanMark(java.lang.String s)
|
boolean |
consistent()
Check if this instance verifies the criteria of a
ContrastSet (complete partition of its Set of Example constituing its context) |
void |
extensionalInitialization()
Create the extensional definition of the
Concept that this Agent wants to create with this Discussion . |
java.util.Set<Concept> |
getAllConcepts()
|
java.util.Set<Concept> |
getAssociatedConcepts(SemioticElement se)
|
java.util.Set<Example> |
getContext()
|
java.lang.String |
getOthersSign(java.lang.String s1,
java.lang.String s2)
|
java.lang.String |
getOwnSign(java.lang.String s1,
java.lang.String s2)
|
void |
Initialize()
Initialize all the static variables of
Discussion . |
Hierarchy |
problemKind()
Get the point of fiew of this
Agent about the hierarchy between the two Concept s discussed, in the case of a Agreement.Correct relation. |
Hierarchy |
reverseHierarchy(Hierarchy k)
Get the opposite
Hierarchy from the one given in parameter. |
java.lang.String |
toString() |
public Agreement agreementKind
public static csic.iiia.ftl.argumentation.core.AMAIL amail
public static Discussion winner
public static boolean disagreement
public static java.util.List<csic.iiia.ftl.learning.core.RuleHypothesis> l_h
public static java.util.List<csic.iiia.ftl.base.core.FeatureTerm> examples
public static java.util.Set<Generalization> final_i_def
public static java.util.List<java.util.List<csic.iiia.ftl.base.core.FeatureTerm>> l_examples
public static java.util.Map<Discussion,Hierarchy> problem
public static java.util.Map<Discussion,java.lang.Integer> vote_for_sign
public static csic.iiia.ftl.base.core.FeatureTerm notSolutionToken
public static csic.iiia.ftl.base.core.FeatureTerm solutionToken
public boolean solved
public java.util.Set<Example> context
public Concept the_solution
public java.lang.String toDelet
public Concept concept1
public Concept concept2
public java.util.Set<Generalization> myDefinition
public java.util.Set<Generalization> othersDefinition
public Discussion(Agreement a, java.lang.String c1, java.lang.String c2, Hypothesis h, boolean initialize)
Discussion
a
- The kind of Agreement
that will be addressed by this Discussion
c1
- The name of Concept
discussed that belongs to the Defenserc2
- The name of Concept
discussed that belongs to the Attackerh
- The Hypothesis
that will be used to solve the Discussion
initialize
- indicates if the static variables of Discussion
should be initialized before the instantiationpublic void Initialize()
Discussion
.public void extensionalInitialization()
Concept
that this Agent
wants to create with this Discussion
.public void argumentation(Hypothesis h)
Concept
.h
- the Hypothesis
with the Concept
s used in this Discussion
.public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
public boolean consistent()
Container
ContrastSet
(complete partition of its Set
of Example
constituing its context)consistent
in interface Container
Container
is a ContrastSet
.public java.util.Set<Example> getContext()
Container
getContext
in interface Container
Set
of Example
public java.util.Set<Concept> getAllConcepts()
Container
getAllConcepts
in interface Container
Set
of Concept
of the Container
public java.util.Set<Concept> getAssociatedConcepts(SemioticElement se)
Container
getAssociatedConcepts
in interface Container
se
- the specified SemioticElement
Set
of Concept
public java.lang.String cleanMark(java.lang.String s)
s
- the String
of the Sign
.String
with the marks removed.public java.lang.String getOwnSign(java.lang.String s1, java.lang.String s2)
s1
- First String
to tests2
- Second String
to testString
from parameters marked as ourspublic java.lang.String getOthersSign(java.lang.String s1, java.lang.String s2)
s1
- First String
to tests2
- Second String
to testString
from parameters marked as the other'spublic Hierarchy problemKind()
Agent
about the hierarchy between the two Concept
s discussed, in the case of a Agreement.Correct
relation.Hierarchy
.


Part of ad_ldap View In Hierarchy
Known subclasses: ad_ldap.Container, ad_ldap.Group, ad_ldap.User
A generic AD Object.
| Method | __init__ | Initialize the AD object. |
| Method | __repr__ | Print object DN @return: string |
| Method | distinguished_name | Undocumented |
| Method | object_class | Undocumented |
| Method | object_category | Undocumented |
| Method | created_time | Undocumented |
| Method | modified_time | Undocumented |
| Method | canonical_name | Constructs the canonical name from the distinguished name. |
| Method | get_properties | Updates self.properties with the values from AD. |
| Method | refresh | Update all properties with values from AD. |
| Method | move | Move an AD object from one part of the directory to another. |
| Method | delete | delete the current object from AD. |
| Method | set_properties | Write changed properties to Active Directory. |
Initialize the AD object.
| Parameters | distinguished_name | the full distinguished name of the object |
| properties | if a list, a list of properties to retrieve. if a hash, it is a pre-populated list of properties. If a hash is provided and mandatory properties are missing, then they will be retrieved by an ldap query | |
| domain_obj | the Domain object that the AD object is associated with |
Updates self.properties with the values from AD.
| Parameters | properties | a list of properties to retrieve |
| Raises | errors.NonListParameter | if a string is passed instead of a list |


"EARRINGS "rings properly for the ear (Genesis 35:4; Numbers 31:50; Ezekiel 16:12). In Genesis 24:47 the word means a nose-jewel, and is so rendered in the Revised Version. In Isaiah 3:20 the Authorized Version has“ear-rings,” and the Revised Version “amulets,” which more correctly represents the original word (lehashim), which means incantations; charms, thus remedies against enchantment, worn either suspended from the neck or in the ears of females. Ear-rings were ornaments used by both sexes(Exodus 32:2).
"EARRINGS "rings properly for the ear (Genesis 35:4; Numbers 31:50; Ezekiel 16:12). In Genesis 24:47 the word means a nose-jewel, and is so rendered in the Revised Version. In Isaiah 3:20 the Authorized Version has“ear-rings,” and the Revised Version “amulets,” which more correctly represents the original word (lehashim), which means incantations; charms, thus remedies against enchantment, worn either suspended from the neck or in the ears of females. Ear-rings were ornaments used by both sexes(Exodus 32:2).


Sunderland fans praise Duncan Watmore’s substitute cameo against Coventry
Duncan Watmore was injured at the start of the season.
by Jay WilliamsSunderland fans have praised Duncan Watmore for his performance against Coventry City.
Coventry and Sunderland shared the points at The Stadium of Light with Benji Kimpioka’s late goal cancelling out Dom Hyam’s header. But Sunderland fans pointed to the introduction of Watmore as the turning point.
Sunderland were struggling to create anything against a well-drilled Coventry side, who started the game in third place. Hyam’s opener was not enough to spark Sunderland into life but Watmore made a difference.
Watmore cameo lifts Sunderland
The 25-year-old came on in the 65th minute, replacing Max Power. Immediately, Sunderland had a bit more pace, energy and urgency moving forward. He seemed to lift the players around him and get Sunderland further up the pitch.
Kimpioka also came off the bench and he made the telling intervention, slotting home after Coventry failed to clear the ball. But Watmore was praised in equal measure for his role in Sunderland coming from behind to rescue a late point.
Here are some tweets from Sunderland fans talking about Watmore’s 25-minute cameo against the Sky Blues.
Have something to tell us about this article?
Let us know


How to Be the Best!
You just landed your first job and you’re excited! You worked hard to get here and now it’s your time to burst through the dirt and become the strong Douglas-fir that you are. You were destined for great things, so let’s show ‘em who’s the best!
I’m going to show you to be the best in three steps: building your credibility; use discovery and learning; and network.
-
Build Credibility
Building your credibility in your new job is the most crucial step in becoming successful in your career. Doing this well will allow you to the other two steps we’ll talk about today: learning and networking. Once you have this mastered, the other two are intuitive.
Don’t say your level of experience, or that you don’t have a CS degree. You are not your title. I’ve known people who made the mistake of doing one or both of the above, and couldn’t get past that. They were always seen as the “junior.” They were still referred to as one when they were doing work levels above. My Granny always said, “Don’t volunteer information that someone could use against you.” This runs true as a life lesson. Some companies care about CS degrees, and some don’t. But in my experience, if you can do the work, then they won’t necessarily care about your education.
Ask questions! This is the most important step in the process of building a reputation. The best programmers ask questions and are constantly learning. In parallel with asking questions, think about your questions before you ask. Take the time to write them out, read them back to yourself, and edit again. As you level up by asking and gaining knowledge, people on your team will take notice and you’ll soon be a gatekeeper of the codebase. If you have a question, someone else probably has the same one (or hasn’t thought of it yet). If you are willing to ask questions no one else is, you’re at an advantage. Asking questions doesn’t make you look bad. In fact, thoughtful questions show you care about your work. So just ask!
Pay it forward. Now that you’re asking questions and gaining knowledge, write some documentation. Lack of documentation is a common problem in tech, but if you can take that new knowledge and share it with others, your teammates will pay attention. Documentation establishes your credibility from the start. Don’t put it off for later—trust me!
-
Discover & Learn
Learning your codebase will help you realize what areas you love and want to learn more about. It allows you to experiment because you think you may know what you want, but you probably don’t. Don’t sell yourself short! As you become more experienced, your interests will change. It’s vital to experiment and be exposed to all areas of the business, because you may not always want to do what you’re doing right now.
Putting yourself out there is scary but it’s worth every second of it. You gotta put yourself out there or you’ll never grow. Don’t doubt yourself. Find a mentor. If you can’t find one, be your own mentor. Love yourself. Tweet me.
Learning software fundamentals will give you so much context. I can’t even begin to tell you—this will set you apart from other engineers. I know you probably think syntax, x language, and coding is most important, but you need the fundamentals. If you want to be a principal engineer or want to have a long career in tech as an engineer, you must know fundamentals. Udemy is a great place to start and usually runs $10 days on all kinds of technology, so take advantage.
-
Network
Meet people in and outside your company. Twitter is #1 for this! Find people who write in the language you know or work at the company you admire. Go to meetups in your area of interest—don’t waste your time at meetups that aren’t related to what you do or what you want to learn. If you’re slightly interested in a meetup, research the speakers or companies who are participating to make sure it’s worth it. Bring business cards to these events.
These steps will make you the best, so go get that promotion! If you have questions, tweet me (@mistymadonna) and I’m always happy to help.


<?php /* * This file is part of the Symfony package. * * (c) Fabien Potencier<EMAIL_ADDRESS>* * For the full copyright and license information, please view the LICENSE * file that was distributed with this source code. */
namespace Symfony\Component\Routing; use Symfony\Component\Config\Resource\ResourceInterface;
/** * A RouteCollection represents a set of Route instances. * * When adding a route at the end of the collection, an existing route * with the same name is removed first. So there can only be one route * with a given name. * * @author Fabien Potencier<EMAIL_ADDRESS>* @author Tobias Schultze <http://tobion.de> */ class RouteCollection implements \IteratorAggregate, \Countable { /** * @var Route[] */ private $routes = []; /** * @var array */ private $resources = []; public function __clone() { foreach ($this->routes as $name => $route) { $this->routes[$name] = clone $route; } } /** * Gets the current RouteCollection as an Iterator that includes all routes. * * It implements \IteratorAggregate. * * @see all() * * @return \ArrayIterator|Route[] An \ArrayIterator object for iterating over routes */ public function getIterator() { return new \ArrayIterator($this->routes); } /** * Gets the number of Routes in this collection. * * @return int The number of routes */ public function count() { return \count($this->routes); } public function add(string $name, Route $route) { unset($this->routes[$name]); $this->routes[$name] = $route; } /** * Returns all routes in this collection. * * @return Route[] An array of routes */ public function all() { return $this->routes; } /** * Gets a route by name. * * @return Route|null A Route instance or null when not found */ public function get(string $name) { return isset($this->routes[$name]) ? $this->routes[$name] : null; } /** * Removes a route or an array of routes by name from the collection. * * @param string|string[] $name The route name or an array of route names */ public function remove($name) { foreach ((array) $name as $n) { unset($this->routes[$n]); } } /** * Adds a route collection at the end of the current set by appending all * routes of the added collection. */ public function addCollection(self $collection) { // we need to remove all routes with the same names first because just replacing them // would not place the new route at the end of the merged array foreach ($collection->all() as $name => $route) { unset($this->routes[$name]); $this->routes[$name] = $route; } foreach ($collection->getResources() as $resource) { $this->addResource($resource); } } /** * Adds a prefix to the path of all child routes. */ public function addPrefix(string $prefix, array $defaults = [], array $requirements = []) { $prefix = trim(trim($prefix), '/'); if ('' === $prefix) { return; } foreach ($this->routes as $route) { $route->setPath('/'.$prefix.$route->getPath()); $route->addDefaults($defaults); $route->addRequirements($requirements); } } /** * Adds a prefix to the name of all the routes within in the collection. */ public function addNamePrefix(string $prefix) { $prefixedRoutes = []; foreach ($this->routes as $name => $route) { $prefixedRoutes[$prefix.$name] = $route; if (null !== $name = $route->getDefault('_canonical_route')) { $route->setDefault('_canonical_route', $prefix.$name); } } $this->routes = $prefixedRoutes; } /** * Sets the host pattern on all routes. */ public function setHost(?string $pattern, array $defaults = [], array $requirements = []) { foreach ($this->routes as $route) { $route->setHost($pattern); $route->addDefaults($defaults); $route->addRequirements($requirements); } } /** * Sets a condition on all routes. * * Existing conditions will be overridden. */ public function setCondition(?string $condition) { foreach ($this->routes as $route) { $route->setCondition($condition); } } /** * Adds defaults to all routes. * * An existing default value under the same name in a route will be overridden. */ public function addDefaults(array $defaults) { if ($defaults) { foreach ($this->routes as $route) { $route->addDefaults($defaults); } } } /** * Adds requirements to all routes. * * An existing requirement under the same name in a route will be overridden. */ public function addRequirements(array $requirements) { if ($requirements) { foreach ($this->routes as $route) { $route->addRequirements($requirements); } } } /** * Adds options to all routes. * * An existing option value under the same name in a route will be overridden. */ public function addOptions(array $options) { if ($options) { foreach ($this->routes as $route) { $route->addOptions($options); } } } /** * Sets the schemes (e.g. 'https') all child routes are restricted to. * * @param string|string[] $schemes The scheme or an array of schemes */ public function setSchemes($schemes) { foreach ($this->routes as $route) { $route->setSchemes($schemes); } } /** * Sets the HTTP methods (e.g. 'POST') all child routes are restricted to. * * @param string|string[] $methods The method or an array of methods */ public function setMethods($methods) { foreach ($this->routes as $route) { $route->setMethods($methods); } } /** * Returns an array of resources loaded to build this collection. * * @return ResourceInterface[] An array of resources */ public function getResources() { return array_values($this->resources); } /** * Adds a resource for this collection. If the resource already exists * it is not added. */ public function addResource(ResourceInterface $resource) { $key = (string) $resource; if (!isset($this->resources[$key])) { $this->resources[$key] = $resource; } } }


Elo rating: $:tplib.drating(robot, decimal=True)
$if robot.deleted:
This robot has been deleted.
$elif robot.disabled:
This robot has been disabled.
$elif robot.rating is not None:
Current ranking: $(robot.ranking + 1)
Last updated $tplib.time_ago(robot.last_updated).
Code length $robot.len characters.
Average time
$tplib.rounded(robot.time, 2)s.
$if tplib.is_mod(sess):
Mod only:
Matchmaking probability
$tplib.rounded(robot.priority, 3).
Win rate
$tplib.rounded(robot.winrate, 3).
$if not robot.deleted:
$if 'logged_in' in sess and sess.user_id == robot.user_id or tplib.is_admin(sess):
Edit ·
$if robot.open_source or ('logged_in' in sess and sess.user_id == robot.user_id) or tplib.is_admin(sess):
View source
$if tplib.is_admin(sess):
·
$if not robot.disabled:
Disable
$else:
Enable
$if not robot.deleted:
·
Delete
·
Test


Note: We use jQuerys .wrap method to highlight the selected elements, because Firefox does not support background color on checkboxes.


| Name | Level | Visibility | Read-Only | Typing | Associated Type | Description | Initial Value |
| INTERFACE | Instance Attribute | Public | Yes | Type | VSEOINTERF | Generated Table for View | |
| ATTRIBUTES | Instance Attribute | Public | Yes | Type | SEOO_ATTRIBUTES_R | ||
| METHODS | Instance Attribute | Public | Yes | Type | SEOO_METHODS_R | ||
| EVENTS | Instance Attribute | Public | Yes | Type | SEOO_EVENTS_R | ||
| PARAMETERS | Instance Attribute | Public | Yes | Type | SEOS_PARAMETERS_R | ||
| EXCEPS | Instance Attribute | Public | Yes | Type | SEOS_EXCEPTIONS_R | ||
| COMPRISINGS | Instance Attribute | Public | Yes | Type | SEOR_COMPRISINGS_R | ||
| TYPEPUSAGES | Instance Attribute | Public | Yes | Type | SEOT_TYPEPUSAGES_R | ||
| CLSDEFERRDS | Instance Attribute | Public | Yes | Type | SEOT_CLSDEFERRDS_R | ||
| INTDEFERRDS | Instance Attribute | Public | Yes | Type | SEOT_INTDEFERRDS_R | ||
| EXPLORE_COMPRISINGS | Instance Attribute | Public | Yes | Type | SEOK_INT_TYPEINFOS | ||
| ALIASES | Instance Attribute | Public | Yes | Type | SEOO_ALIASES_R | ||
| TYPES | Instance Attribute | Public | Yes | Type | SEOO_TYPES_R | ||
| ENHANCEMENT_METHODS | Instance Attribute | Public | Yes | Type | ENHMETH_TABHEADER | Table with header data from new enhancement methods | |
| ENHANCEMENT_ATTRIBUTES | Instance Attribute | Public | Yes | Type | ENHCLASSTABATTRIB | Table with attributes that were defined as enhancements | |
| ENHANCEMENT_EVENTS | Instance Attribute | Public | Yes | Type | ENHCLASSTABEVENT | Table with events that were defined as enhancements | |
| ENHANCEMENT_COMPRISINGS | Instance Attribute | Public | Yes | Type | ENHCLASSTABINTFCOMPRI | Table with interfaces defines in interfaces as enhancement | |
| ENHANCEMENT_TYPES | Instance Attribute | Public | Yes | Type | ENHTYPE_TAB | Table with Types as Enhancements |


Missing Maps @ Kehyviikko
Data created on 14th of September 2016 from 16:00 to 24:00 (Finnish summer time).
Some statistics for our contributions on the #2102 - Suna East, Kenya - PMI/USAID task.
Contributions by
Map of the Created Objects
Statistics*
Roads and paths
Primary roads created, length
Secondary roads created, length
Tertiary roads created, length
Unclassified roads created, length
Residential roads created, length
Tracks created, length
Roads created, total length
Primary roads, count
Secondary roads, count
Tertiary roads, count
Unclassified roads, count
Residential roads, count
Tracks created, length
Buildings
(*) A small part of the objects included in the data were actually deleted, not created or modified as claimed. Also, note that a road or waterway created by an user can be a new part added to an existing object.


We are very happy to announce that WebSockets
support has been added to Spincast.
It took a lot of work but the result is rewarding! This is a huge step toward Spincast 1.0.0.
Not only does Spincast now supports WebSockets server-side, but we also developed a new version of our HTTP Client, also with WebSockets support. If you need a very easy to use HTTP and WebSocket Java client, look no further! The popular Apache HttpClient doesn't support WebSockets yet.
Finally, we cannot release this version without a big "thank you!" to the folks at Undertow: our WebSockets implementation is based on a lot of code from them!


In this exercise, you'll practice using JSON to dynamically build up HTML. The starter webpage already has the videos described in JSON and functions that turn them into an interactive list.
Go through these steps, and do as many as you can in the time we have:
- Download json_starter.zip. Unzip the files and ensure that index.html works in the browser.
- Read through the code in
script.js
to make sure you understand how it works. - Add an additional video to the JSON, so that you have 4 videos listed.
- When you click on the video, it shows the video player on the page. Make it so that it also shows an
h2
with the video title above theiframe
. - Add an
author
property to each video in the JSON and display that next to the title.
Bonus
Bonus: Add a favorite
property to each video which is either true or false, and use that to decide whether to put a red border around the video in the list.
Tip
Make sure that you use your browser developer tools to make debugging easier while working on this. Check for errors, and use console.log()
to figure out how far your code makes it, and what the values of your variables are along the way.


This project is all about visualizing implicit dependencies between projects grouped under Visual Studio Solutions.


File formats
Hidden Markov model
The model is stored in four separate text files:
- gk-file: Gaussian kernels: centers and variances.
- mc-file: Mixture coefficients: weights of the kernels for each mixture
- ph-file: Phonemes: transitions and mixtures for states of the phonemes
- cfg-file: The feature configuration
gk-file
The file begins with a line containing the number of kernels,
dimension, and a string "single_cov", "diagonal_cov", "full_cov", "pcgmm" or "scgmm".
If Precision constrained or Subspace constrained GMM (PCGMM or SCGMM) is used, the basis
dimension is given last on the first line, and equivalently many next lines are dedicated
to the basis vectors.
Then follows each kernel on a separate line. The kernel is represented by
its mean values and a variance value in case of single_cov, or
diagonal covariance values in case of diagonal_cov. Full covariances are in
the basic rows/columns order (symmetricity). For Pcgmm, the mean values are followed
by the precision coefficients. For Scgmm, there are only the exponential subspace coefficients
All these numbers are on the same line for one gaussian, separated by spaces.
mc-file
The file begins with a line containing the number of HMM states.
Then comes one line for each state. These lines begin with the number
of kernels for that state, followed by pairs of numbers stating the
kernel indices and weights. The kernel indices are the line numbers
(minus two) of the gk-file.
Example:
76
5 0 0.217286 1 0.209243 2 0.208041 3 0.194275 4 0.171155
5 310 0.277007 311 0.279153 312 0.432569 313 0.0112705 314 2.11808e-24
...
ph-file
This format is the same as the one used by a decoder "Noway".
The first line of the file contains word "PHONE". The second line is the
number of phonemes. Then for each phoneme comes the next lines:
- Line containing the phoneme index, number of states in this phoneme and
the phoneme label.
- Line with the state indices, referring to the lines of the mc-file.
Value -1 is the entering and -2 the exit state, and these are just dummy states
with no emission probabilities.
- For each phoneme state a line beginning with the relative state index,
followed by the number of transitions in that state, and then the transitions
represented by pairs of relative state indices and transition probabilities.
Example:
PHONE
26
1 3 _
-1 -2 0
0 1 2 1
1 0
2 2 2 0.8 1 0.2
3 5 a
-1 -2 4 5 6
0 1 2 1
1 0
2 2 2 0.8 3 0.2
3 2 3 0.8 4 0.2
4 2 4 0.8 1 0.2
...
Configuration file (cfg-file)
Feature configuration file. See feature_configuration.txt.
 Ending time is the first sample after the
phoneme. The phoneme labels may be accompanied with a state number,
counted from zero. Example:
8448 11776 _-k+o.0 * kolme
11776 14336 _-k+o.1
14336 15232 _-k+o.2
15232 15616 k-o+l.0
15616 16000 k-o+l.1
16000 16640 k-o+l.2
16640 16896 o-l+m.0
16896 17280 o-l+m.1
17280 17664 o-l+m.2
17664 17920 l-m+e.0
17920 18176 l-m+e.1
18176 18560 l-m+e.2
Basebind
This file is used to define the HMM states for segfea in model initialization.
Note that the states are allowed to be shared between the phonemes
(state tying).
LABEL STATES INDEX1 INDEX2 ...
_ 1 0
__ 3 1 2 3
k-o+l 3 4 5 6
k-o+n 3 4 7 8
_-k+o 3 9 10 11
Train filelist (recipe)
Each line specifies one training utterance/segment. Possible fields:
- audio=<audio file>, accepts all audio formats supported by sndlib
- transcript=<transcript file>, either phone or state alignment
- alignment=<state alignment file>, used both for input and output
- hmmnet=<hmmnet file>, used for Baum-Welch training
- den-hmmnet=<denominator hmmnet file>, used for MMI training
- lna=<lna file>, output file for phone_probs
- start-time=<time in seconds>, start time in audio file
- end-time=<time in seconds>, end time in audio file
- start-line=<line number>, start line in transcript file
- end-line=<line number>, end line in transcript file
- speaker=<speaker ID>, speaker ID for adaptation
- utterance=<utterance ID> utterance ID for adaptation
If time limits and line limits overlap, the most limiting factor is used.
Example:
audio=/share/puhe/audio/speecon-fi/adult/ADULT1FI/BLOCK00/SES001/SA001S01.FI0 transcript=/share/work/jpylkkon/phn/speecon/SES001/SA001S01.phn hmmnet=/share/work/jpylkkon/hmmnet/speecon/SES001/SA001S01.hmmnet den-hmmnet=/share/work/jpylkkon/den-hmmnet/speecon/SA001S01.fst alignment=/share/work/jpylkkon/phn/speecon/SES001/SA001S01.stateseg speaker=SES001
audio=/share/puhe/audio/speecon-fi/adult/ADULT1FI/BLOCK00/SES002/SA002CC1.FI0 transcript=/share/work/jpylkkon/phn/speecon/SES002/SA002CC1.phn hmmnet=/share/work/jpylkkon/hmmnet/speecon/SES002/SA002CC1.hmmnet den-hmmnet=/share/work/jpylkkon/den-hmmnet/speecon/SA002CC1.fst alignment=/share/work/jpylkkon/phn/speecon/SES002/SA002CC1.stateseg speaker=SES002
LNA_file
The LNA file contains the log-probabilities of the states for each
frame.
Bytes Field
------------------------------------------------------------
4 the number of states (S)
1 bytes per probability (B)
B log-prob of state 0 in frame 0
B log-prob of state 1 in frame 0
...
B log-prob of state S-1 in frame 0
B log-prob of state 0 in frame 1
B log-prob of state 1 in frame 1
...
B log-prob of state S-1 in frame 1
------------------------------------------------------------


New Releases
Yeezy Black 750
Release Date: 3/14/2020
Price: $350
Colorway: PIRATE BLACK
Style: BB1839
Description: There has been no word on how Ye and adidas would use the shade of Black onto the sneaker, but here are detailed photos of how exactly the adidas Yeezy 750 Boost “Black” colorway will look like. The shoe sports an all-Black suede upper that was originally seen with a White boost sole, but the release version could be a fully “Blackout” colorway as seen above.
Viotech Dunk Low
Release Date: 5/09/2020
Price: $100
Colorway: Viotech/Viotech
Style: CT5050-500
Description: Originally released in 2001 exclusively in Japan, the shoe became sought after by collectors for its multi-colored suede upper that incorporated colors like red, orange, yellow, purple, blue, and green. Expect finishing touches like a black leather tongue tab, leather liner, and white midsole to also make a return on the upcoming retro.


|
Dear
{% for r in recipients %}
{% block r %}
{{ escape(r.first_name) }} {{ escape(r.last_name) }},
{% end %}
{% end %}
You requested to reset your password at {{theme}}.
Follow this link to change your password:
{% include button.html %}
If you believe that you have received this message in error, or if you have any questions, kindly contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Yours sincerely,
The OneLab team
|


This is the title
This is some detail of the card
This is the title
This is some detail of the card
This is the title
This is some detail of the card
This is the title
This is some detail of the card
This is the title
This is some detail of the card
This is the title
This is some detail of the card
This is the title
This is some detail of the card
This is the title
This is some detail of the card
This is the title
This is some detail of the card
This is the title
This is some detail of the card


Media, specifically television, have become a cornerstone to life in the modern world. Even our language has adapted to accompany this societal shift: marathoning, binge-watching, and streaming are all commonplace in everyday conversation. And, if you're like me, you've found yourself wondering just how much time you've dedicated to binging your favorite TV shows and movies or simply Netflix and Chill-ing.
This project visualizes the Netflix viewing statistics from eight families within my social circle. The data were obtained using Netflix Viewing Stats, a Google Chrome extension that leverages Netflix's Shakti API (learn more here) to allow users to get more out of Netflix's Viewing Activity page by creating a dashboard of the signed-in user's viewing statistics. From here, a .csv file can be downloaded to tabulate these data, which were then visualized. The Netflix Movies and TV Shows Kaggle dataset were also used to compare viewing statistics to the Netflix library as of 2019. Data were pre-processed in Microsoft Excel and RStudio; visualized using Tableau and D3.js.
For the purpose of this project a "title" refers to anything watched on Netflix. In the dataset captured via the Netflix Viewing Stats extension, a title is only counted once, and the duration of the title is counted despite the length of the view. Thus, the below results may not be totally representative of the viewer's Netflix habits, but nonetheless provides an interesting insight into what, how much, and how often they're watching.
First things first: How much time has been spent watching Netflix?
This chart animates the time (in hours) that one watched Netflix per year between 2009 - 2020. Color indicates family.
The below workbook investigates the time question further. The data seen in the bar chart race are tabulated in the left-hand table; total time per person and per family for movies and series are shown in the bar graph.
Clearly a lot of time is spent watching Netflix. But what exactly is being watched?
The below workbook visualizes the amount of time each viewer has spent watching various genres available on Netflix and the number of titles viewers have watched.
Though the title analysis illuminates the diverse interests of the viewers, everyone has a favorite show. In this case, we'll classify this as the title the viewer has spent the most time watching. The pie chart represents the number of titles the viewers have watched out of the full number of titles in the Netflix library as of 2019.
If you've made it this far, odds are you are.
Hope you enjoyed.


|
Houzi Game Engine
|
Functions related to the state of the audio listener. More...
Functions | |
| HOU_AUD_API non_negative< float > | get_gain () |
| Gets the gain of the listener. More... | |
| HOU_AUD_API void | set_gain (non_negative< float > gain) |
| Sets the gain of the listener. More... | |
| HOU_AUD_API vec3f | get_position () |
| Gets the current position of the listener in 3d space. More... | |
| HOU_AUD_API void | set_position (const vec3f &pos) |
| Sets the position of the listener in 3d space. More... | |
| HOU_AUD_API vec3f | get_velocity () |
| Gets the current linear velocity of the listener. More... | |
| HOU_AUD_API void | set_velocity (const vec3f &vel) |
| Sets the current linear velocity of the listener. More... | |
| HOU_AUD_API rot3f | get_orientation () |
| Gets the orientation of the listener. More... | |
| HOU_AUD_API void | set_orientation (const rot3f &ori) |
| Gets the current orientation of the listener. More... | |
Functions related to the state of the audio listener.
The audio listener represents the position from which sounds are heard. There is only one listener per audio_context. all functions in this namespace are thread safe.
| HOU_AUD_API non_negative<float> hou::listener::get_gain | ( | ) |
Gets the gain of the listener.
| HOU_AUD_API rot3f hou::listener::get_orientation | ( | ) |
Gets the orientation of the listener.
| HOU_AUD_API vec3f hou::listener::get_position | ( | ) |
Gets the current position of the listener in 3d space.
| HOU_AUD_API vec3f hou::listener::get_velocity | ( | ) |
Gets the current linear velocity of the listener.
| HOU_AUD_API void hou::listener::set_gain | ( | non_negative< float > | gain | ) |
Sets the gain of the listener.
The default value is 1. Throws if the value is negative. Higher gain values will make the sounds louder.
| gain | the gain. |
| HOU_AUD_API void hou::listener::set_orientation | ( | const rot3f & | ori | ) |
Gets the current orientation of the listener.
The default value is the zero rotation. In the zero rotation configuration, the listener "at" vector is the negative z axis, and the listener "up" vector is the positive y axis.
| ori | the orientation. |
| HOU_AUD_API void hou::listener::set_position | ( | const vec3f & | pos | ) |
Sets the position of the listener in 3d space.
The default value is (0, 0, 0).
| pos | the position. |
| HOU_AUD_API void hou::listener::set_velocity | ( | const vec3f & | vel | ) |
Sets the current linear velocity of the listener.
The default value is (0, 0, 0).
| vel | the velocity. |


My First Year in Two Words
Time flies.
Has it really been a whole year since I started this blog? To be honest, my original intentions were to simply update my family and friends on what was going on in my life. I never expected my blog to take off the way it did.
I’m still a little shocked that my blog received over 70,000 views this past year. I’ve received countless emails and Facebook messages from keen high school students (and parents). Although it was difficult responding to all the messages, it was worth it at the end of the day because of the number of people I was impacting.
A recurring theme of my first year can be expressed in the two words “time flies”. I’ve mentioned this phrase so many times in my blog that it has become a cliche in a sense. I wanted to write this blog post to give incoming students a heads up of what to expect in their first year. This post will be similar to the post I wrote a year ago for senior year high school students.
Timeline
September 2015
Orientation week: A relaxing week where the only thing you have to worry about is meeting new people and having fun. Although it costs around $100, I would still recommend going to orientation week.
First week of classes: You get to meet your new classmates and attend your first lectures. Some people may find it overwhelming on how different university is from high school. Generally, the majority of the material is high school review until around post-midterms.
Assignments, quizzes & labs: In high school, teachers used to assign daily homework questions. In university, it’s a similar concept, except it’s assigned weekly and worth a few marks. In some courses, you may also have quizzes during weekly tutorials or class time. Finally, labs typically run every two weeks and have graded lab reports.
October 2015
Midterms: Depending on your program, you will either have your midterms spread out over the span of a month, or in a single week during mid-October. They’re usually worth around 20-30% of your final mark.
More work: Hopefully, you will have adjusted to the amount of work by now. Continue attending class and working hard!
Free time: There is a myth which states that you don’t have any free time during university. This is untrue, as long as you have a decent sense of time management. During your free time, you can do anything you want! Join a club, intramural, work on some projects, go out, work out, read books, etc.
November 2015
Term project deadline: In some courses, you may have a team project to work on throughout the term.
Events: Though events and workshops run throughout the term, there tend to be a lot during October and November. You may interested in checking out some conferences, hackathons, and workshops.
December 2015
Final exams: ‘Tis the season to prepare for finals. They’re worth a huge chunk of your final mark, so it’s absolutely critical to prepare for them well. Your unofficial final marks will appear near the end of December.
Winter break: This is usually about 2-3 weeks in length, so you’ll have plenty of time to relax and chill. Some people choose to work on side projects and learn new things during the break to prepare early for job applications.
January 2016
Back to school: Four months flash by, and now you’re halfway done your first year of school. You’ll have a brand new set of courses, but you’ll still have to go through the same repetitive workload of school.
Jobmine opens: In my previous post, I discussed how to apply to co-op jobs. Make sure you spent the last few months perfecting your resume. In the second weekend of school, you begin applying to co-op positions for the summer. If you are in a different co-op stream, this schedule will vary for you.
Info sessions: These will be scattered through January and February. If you want to check out a specific employer and see what they’re looking for, I would recommend attending an info session. They usually have free food and swag.
February 2016
Interviews: Hopefully, you will receive co-op interviews. The entire preparation process takes a lot of time and work. Sometimes, interviews may conflict with your lectures, labs, or quizzes.
Midterms: Same thing as before. You should be getting the hang of this by now.
March 2016
Co-op matching: You should find out the status of your interviews by first week of March latest. Most people are still unemployed after the first round.
Continuous round: If you didn’t get a co-op job in the first round, the process repeats again for you.
More work: Slightly repetitive, but that’s university for you.
April 2016
Final exams: That was another quick 12 weeks of school. A few more final exams and you’ll be done first year!
Break: Depending on when your last exam is, you can have anywhere from 1 to 4 weeks of break time until the next term.
May 2016
Co-op begins: Yay, you’re on co-op now. You’ll find that the first month of work will have a lot of learning. Personally, working at a start-up, I found that a work term was more tiring than a school term.
PD course: If you are enrolled in a co-op program, you’ll have to take a set of professional development courses. These take less an hour of work each week, so remember to complete them.
June 2016
More productive: You’ll get better and better at work as you’re more familiar with the technologies and project.
July 2016
Enjoy your summer: Do fun stuff that you may not have time to do during a school term.
End of PD course: Friendly reminder that you have a PD course to complete, if you don’t know that already.
August 2016
End of co-op term: There goes another 16 weeks. During the term, you might have those moments where you just wanted to return to school. There’s also the last week of work, where you are at the peak of your productivity, since you should understand everything inside out by now. The last day of work was bittersweet for me because I really enjoyed my term, but also really missed school.
Co-op evaluation: Near the end of your term, your employer will schedule a one-on-one meeting to discuss your performance over the past term. To find out more, check out this link.
Reflection
I genuinely enjoyed my first year at the University of Waterloo. I am extremely thankful to have so many great people and built strong friendships. I had a blast during my first co-op term and gained a clearer idea of what I want to do in the future. Time flew so fast because I was always busy with something, whether it’s academics, side projects, or co-op.
Over the summer, I’ve matured a lot and acknowledged things which didn’t go so smoothly in first year. My main priority for this term is self improvement mentally, physically, and spiritually. I am currently residing in Velocity residence and have already met some incredible, hardworking individuals. I’m also looking for a co-op position for my next work term from January to April 2016.
Anyways, I wanted to thank everyone for continuing to follow my blog. Your support means a lot to me and motivates me to continue blogging during busy times. I’m always looking for new topics to write about, so please shoot me an email!


GITHUB FINDER
Search Github Users
Enter user name
GO TO PROFILE
Public Repos:
Public Gists:
Followers:
Following:
Company:
Website:
Location:
Member Since:
Latest repos


This sample app uses a System Properties microservice to return the properties of the system that you're running.
| Properties | Value |
|---|
Monitoring the health of your microservice
Changing the in-maintenance mode property in the 'Config' section below directly affects this value.
Exposing your service configuration
| PROPERTY | VALUE |
|---|
Monitoring how well your service is running
| PROPERTY | VALUE |
|---|


INNOVATIONS
Peterbilt’s Technology
For more than 75 years, Peterbilt has led the industry in the design, manufacture and support of commercial vehicles. By developing and integrating innovative technologies that result in bottom-line benefits, Peterbilt continues to bring its customers new levels of efficiency, productivity and profitability.
Model 567
Classic styling combined with modern innovations. It’s in our heritage.
Model 389
Peterbilt partners with PFC to offer an unbeatable FMV program for Model 337 trucks with van configuration.
On Hightway
Peterbilt’s on-highway product line embodies ideals of innovation, styling and value, each in a versatile configuration that provides purposeful solutions to the challenges facing today’s trucking industry. Every truck is designed to maximize profitability, driver comfort and safety. For any on-highway application, Peterbilt offers a truck designed to improve your bottom line. Whether it’s fuel-efficient operation, outstanding resale value, maximum weight savings, day-to-day performance or simply the pride of owning a true legend of the North American highway.
PRODUCTS
Alternative Fuels
On highways, city streets and job sites, you'll see Peterbilt's commitment to environmentally conscious trucks. Whether it's alternative fuel platforms like liquid or compressed natural (LNG and CNG) gas or electric hybrid engines, Petebilt's growing line of environmentally friendly trucks meets the needs of a wide range of operational requirements.
Our Technologies
SmartLINQ
EPIC
APEX
SMARTAIR
SMARTNAV
DURABILITY
Build to Work Hard
Peterbilt’s Model 367 defines rugged durability and quality construction for the vocational market and is specifically designed to endure the rigors of dump, logging, construction and numerous other heavy-duty vocational applications. The lightweight, all-aluminum cab with lap seam construction and bulkhead style doors is legendary for toughness and corrosion resistance
Our Gallery
History Of Red Oval
Since 1939, Peterbilt has consistently set new standards for quality, reliability, performance and innovation. Our dedicated focus on serving the full range of customer needs and providing industry-leading satisfaction extends well beyond the sale of a new truck. Peterbilt and its dealer network support customers through exceptional service, parts sales, financing, leasing and rental, and advanced technologies, such as our SmartLINQ remote diagnostics system.
Today, you can purchase a Red Oval Certified truck with ease knowing your truck is the next best thing to new.
About Us
For more than 75 years, Peterbilt has led the industry in the design, manufacture and support of commercial vehicles. By developing and integrating innovative technologies that result in bottom-line benefits, Peterbilt continues to bring its customers new levels of efficiency, productivity and profitability. Recent technological milestones include new truck technologies and sophisticated support systems to maximize uptime.


Unplugged Retreat Website A responsive, multipage website created with HTML & CSS from Photoshop Design Comp
LOLcat Clock A javascript exercise with a fully functioning clock that displays different images and messages according to the time of the day.


| Name | Hilary Lai |
| Age | 19 |
| Date of Birth | 1995. 12. 15 |
| Ocupation | student |
| Gender | female |
| Interests | reading, swimming, skateboarding |
| Year | School |
| 2002-2008 | Dun-Hua Elementary School |
| 2008-2011 | Dun-Hua Junior High School |
| 2011-2014 | Taipei First Girls' High School |
| 2014-present | National Taiwan University |
Click the "Learn more" button for more information about me.


{% extends 'hqwebapp/bootstrap3/base_section.html' %} {% load crispy_forms_tags %} {% load hq_shared_tags %} {% load i18n %} {% requirejs_main "locations/js/widgets" %} {% block page_content %} {% if has_untrusted_identity_provider %}
{% blocktrans with couch_user.human_friendly_name as friendly_name %} The SSO Identity Provider for {{ friendly_name }}, "{{ idp_name }}", is not trusted by this project space. {% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans %} Click Trust Provider below to restore access for this user. Learn more about SSO on CommCare HQ. {% endblocktrans %}


The Gallery of Horns
Pagination 1
Reset to Default
Pagination 2
Filter by Keyword
Filter by Number of Horns
Sort by


Jslet - Accordion Demo
Demonstrate how to use Accordion control.
content1
content2
content3
Demo Content:
Toggle Panel:
Selected index is:


| #1001 |
Jul 10, 2021 |
Zachary Bruce |
111 Bowen rd, Montreal, H3H 3H3, QC, Canada
|
$26.98 |
Completed |
Edit Delete |
| #1002 |
Jul 11, 2021 |
Youngjae Kim |
112 Grand ave, Montreal, H3Z 9H2, QC, Canada
|
$200.08 |
Completed |
Edit Delete |
| #1003 |
Jul 13, 2021 |
Sephora Maltais |
191 Bloom rd, Montreal, H3H 3H3, QC, Canada
|
$67.90 |
Processing |
Edit Delete |
| #1004 |
Jul 13, 2021 |
John Lin |
101 Bean rd, Montreal, H3H 3J3, QC, Canada
|
$72.92 |
Processing |
Edit Delete |
| #1005 |
Jul 15, 2021 |
Krishna Patel |
211 Aren rd, Montreal, H3P 3H8, QC, Canada
|
$157.80 |
Completed |
Edit Delete |


ABC Computers
Home
(current)
Products
Help
Contact Us
Log In
Help
Location
Contact Information
Phone:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Mailing Address: 955 Oliver Rd, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5E1


%inherit file="base.html"/>
Example of using circuits and its Web Components to build a simple web application that handles some basic form data.


wavelet.load_txt(archive,dt,date1)
Open and read an archive .txt with data only (without date)
Parameters:
- archive : vector
Vector archive to be open.
- dt: number
Time-sample of the vector. Example: Hourly, daily, monthly, etc...
- date1: number
The initial time of the data. Example: 1985.
Returns:
- data: array_like
Raw of data
- n: number
The length of the data
- time: array_like
Raw of time sampling.
See also
wavelet.load_netcdf
Notes
This function is linked to data/txt directory, so, if you have any file extension .txt put it in the following folder: :: /lib/wavelet/data/txt
Example:
>> dt = 0.25
>> date1 = 1871
# Test data = sst_nino3.dat is already in the package!
>> data,n,time = load_txt('sst_nino3.dat',dt,date1)


Three killed at shooting at Oklahoma Walmart
A spokeswoman for the police in Duncan, Oklahoma, confirmed the shooting but said she had no information on the victims' condition
by ReutersThree people were shot and killed in a morning attack at an Oklahoma Walmart on Monday, according to local media, the latest in a string of deadly shootings in the United States.
Three victims were killed, local media reported citing the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.
A spokeswoman for the police in Duncan, Oklahoma, confirmed the shooting but said she had no information on the victims' condition. Oklahoma Highway Patrol officials could not immediately be reached for comment.
Duncan is a town of roughly 22,000 people located about 80 miles (129 km) south of Oklahoma City.
The violence comes on the heels of a shooting in Fresno, California, that saw at least four killed as people gathered in a backyard to watch a football game, with at least one shooter still unaccounted for.
California was also hit by a school shooting in Santa Clarita last week in which a 16-year-old boy shot and killed two classmates before turning the gun on himself, and a San Diego shooting on Saturday that saw a man kill his estranged wife and three of their young sons before killing himself.
In August, a man killed 22 people at an El Paso, Texas, Walmart and injured 26 others. He is accused of deliberately targeting Mexicans and has pleaded not guilty.


Login to access featureswhich provide with you.
Login with your credentials
Which Created by Cyberhub
Not registered yet? click here to get registered now.
Not getting any message? Resend


{% extends "template.html" %} {% block content %}
Create a new project
There are currently no projects available. Try making one above.


IndexedDB Playground
Code that should be added to the page goes inside indexeddb.html
Console code should be run in the browser’s console.


Homeowner shoots and injures attacker in her Port Charlotte home
by WFTX Digital TeamUPDATE (11:30 AM) -- Deputies say an accused burglar was arrested Thursday night after she was shot by a homeowner.
According to the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office, 40-year-old Jessica Gutzler forced her way into a residence on Strasburg Drive around 7pm. The victim, who says she knows Gutzler, says she was physically attacked by her. During the attack, the homeowner fired a shot from a handgun, striking Gutzler in the lower back.
Gutzler fled the home and later called 911 for medical assistance.
Gutzler was found two blocks away and taken to a medical facility.
She will be charged with Burglary of an Occupied Dwelling – Unarmed, Making an Assault or Battery upon her release from medical care.
----------------------------------------------
CHARLOTTE COUNTY, Fla. -- Deputies are investigating an overnight burglary at a Port Charlotte home.
The burglary reportedly happened around 11:30 Thursday night on Strasburg Drive in Port Charlotte.
Detectives say this home was targeted, and there is no danger to the public.
They found the suspect, but have not said whether this person has been arrested.


Acclaimed artist comes back home
Acclaimed contemporary artist David Rickard returns to his home town of Ashburton for his first ever solo exhibition later this month.
Echoes from the Sound Barrier will bring together a number of recent works, including several pieces created in New Zealand prior to the exhibition.
The exhibition at Ashburton Art Gallery ranges from sculpture to performance, film, photography and sound.
Rickard was born and raised in Ashburton and attended Ashburton College before studying architecture at Auckland School of Architecture.
He then went on to study fine art at Academia di Brera, Milan and Central Saint Martins in London.
Now based in London, he works widely with institutions and galleries throughout Europe.
Ashburton Art Gallery manager/curator Shirin Khosraviani said the gallery was thrilled to be working with an artist of Rickard's calibre and excited to see how the local community responded to his contemporary and conceptual practice.
The artist uses research and experimentation to attempt to understand how we arrived at our perception of the physical world and how far our perception is from what we call reality.
"There is often a big difference between what we think we see and what actually exists,'' Mr Rickard said.
Visitors will be welcomed into the foyer with a new work Aweigh, which will span the double-height space and features anchors from Greymouth, New Zealand and Porto Vigo, Spain.
The anchors form a direct bond that introduces the concepts of place, journey, and gravity.
Main gallery works include Distant Rhythm, which takes the form of a pair of drum sticks, hand carved from a mangrove tree in Kopu, New Zealand and an olive tree in Algaidas, Spain.
David Rickard's exhibition opens with an artist talk at 6pm on November 27. It runs until February 20.


Library: Iterators
ostreambuf_iterator output_iterator
|
char_type failed() operator*() |
operator++() operator=() ostreambuf_iterator() |
ostream_type streambuf_type traits_type |
Writes successive characters onto the stream buffer object from which it was constructed
#include <iterator> namespace std { template<class charT, class traits = char_traits<charT> > class ostreambuf_iterator; }
The class template ostreambuf_iterator writes successive characters onto the stream buffer object from which it was constructed. operator=() is used to write the characters. In case of failure, the member function failed() returns true.
namespace std { template<class charT, class traits = char_traits<charT> > class ostreambuf_iterator : public iterator <output_iterator_tag, void, void, void, void> { public: typedef charT char_type; typedef traits traits_type; typedef basic_streambuf<charT, traits> streambuf_type; typedef basic_ostream<charT, traits> ostream_type; ostreambuf_iterator(ostream_type& s) throw(); ostreambuf_iterator(streambuf_type *s) throw(); ostreambuf_iterator& operator=(char_type c); ostreambuf_iterator& operator*(); ostreambuf_iterator& operator++(); ostreambuf_iterator operator++(int); bool failed( ) const throw(); }; }
char_type
The type char_type is a synonym for the template parameter charT.
ostream_type
The type ostream_type is a synonym for the type basic_ostream<char_type, traits_type>.
streambuf_type
The type streambuf_type is a synonym for the type basic_streambuf<char_type, traits_type>.
traits_type
The type traits_type is a synonym for the template parameter traits.
ostreambuf_iterator(ostream_type& s) throw();
Constructs an ostreambuf_iterator that uses the basic_streambuf object pointed to by s.rdbuf()to output characters. If s.rdbuf() is a null pointer, calls to the member function failed() return true.
ostreambuf_iterator(streambuf_type *s) throw();
Constructs an ostreambuf_iterator that uses the basic_streambuf object pointed to by s to output characters. If s is a null pointer, calls to the member function failed() return true.
ostreambuf_iterator& operator=(char_type c);
Inserts the character c into the output sequence of the attached stream buffer. If the operation fails, calls to the member function failed() return true.
ostreambuf_iterator& operator++();
Returns *this.
ostreambuf_iterator operator++(int);
Returns *this.
ostreambuf_iterator operator*();
Returns *this.
bool failed() const throw();
Returns true if the iterator failed while inserting a character. Otherwise returns false.
// // ostreambuf_iterator.cpp // #include <iostream> // for cout, endl #include <iterator> // for istreambuf_iterator, // ostreambuf_iterator #include <fstream> // for filebuf #include <stdio.h> // for tmpnam and remove int main ( ) { char namebuf [L_tmpnam]; // create a temporary filename const char *fname = tmpnam (namebuf); if (!fname) return 1; // create a filebuf object std::filebuf buf; // open the file and link it to the filebuf object buf.open (fname, std::ios::in | std::ios::out | std::ios::trunc); // create an ostreambuf_iterator and link it to // the filebuf object std::ostreambuf_iterator<char, std::char_traits<char> > out_iter (&buf); // output into the file using the ostreambuf_iterator for (char i = 64; i < 127; i++) out_iter = i; // seek to the beginning of the file buf.pubseekpos(0); // create an istreambuf_iterator and link it to // the filebuf object std::istreambuf_iterator<char, std::char_traits<char> > in_iter (&buf); // construct an end of stream iterator std::istreambuf_iterator<char, std::char_traits<char> > end; std::cout << std::endl; // output the contents of the file while (!in_iter.equal (end)) std::cout << *in_iter++; std::cout << std::endl; // remove temporary file remove (fname); return 0; } Program Output:
@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~
basic_streambuf, basic_ostream, istreambuf_iterator
ISO/IEC 14882:1998 -- International Standard for Information Systems --Programming Language C++, Section 24.5.4


The purpose of a notice is to convey the next course of action for a task or flow. The notice must be clear and concise, with minimum cognitive load.
An inline-level notice provides tips, guidance and feedback on individual elements and form controls.
An inline-level notice may have a status of general (default), confirmation, information or attention.
Your price has been updated.
Your price has been updated.
Send offers to interested buyers.
Add required aspects to keep item alive.
Your price has been updated.
Your price has been updated.
Send offers to interested buyers.
Add required aspects to keep item alive.


This quickstart demonstrates using the Firebase SDK for Cloud Functions with an HTTPS trigger that’s triggered through a Firebase Hosting URL. The function will display a repeated number of “BONG” depending on the hour of the day.
The function bigben
returns an HTML page that display a
repeated number of “BONG” depending on the hour of the day.
Further reading:
Clone or download this repo and open the
quickstarts/big-ben
directory.
Create a Firebase Project on the Firebase Console.
Set up your Firebase project by running firebase use --add
,
select your Project ID and follow the instructions.
You need to have installed the Firebase CLI, and it always helps to be on the latest version. Run:
Doesn’t work? You may need to change npm permissions.
First you need to install the npm
dependencies of the
functions:
Start serving your project locally using firebase serve
Open the app in a browser at https://localhost:5000/.
A page containing a repeated number of “BONG” - One for each hour of the day - will be displayed.
You can click on the Refresh button which will call the
API by doing an XHR to /api
and refresh the “BONG” display on
the page.
First you need to install the npm
dependencies of the
functions:
This installs locally the Firebase SDK and the Firebase Functions SDK.
Deploy to Firebase using the following command:
This deploys and activates the bigben
Function.
The first time you call
firebase deploy
on a new project with Functions will take longer than usual.
After deploying the function you can open the following URL in your browser:
https://<your-project-id>.firebaseapp.com/bigben
A page containing a repeated number of “BONG” will be displayed.
We’d love that you contribute to the project. Before doing so please read our Contributor guide.
© Google, 2016. Licensed under an Apache-2 license.


Boy, 6, filmed driving 155mph Golf with no seatbelt as man eggs him on
This shocking video shows a six-year-old boy driving a sports car at breakneck speed while being egged on by a grown man in the passenger seat.
He can barely sit down on the seat as he takes a 155mph Golf Type R, which can reach 60mph in under five seconds, for several laps of a seemingly abandoned road.
At one point in the video the man tells the little boy to ‘show me what you got’ as he encourages him to drive faster through a narrow gate.
As the little boy turns the car around, the man asks him for the camera: ‘How old are you?’
And he replies: ‘Six.’
The boy drives up and down the potholed road at least four times as they test the sports car’s ‘launch control’.
This button turbocharges the engine in sport mode and is rarely used by most Golf drivers on the road, let alone six-year-old boys.
Advertisement Advertisement
He is constantly being egged on by the man in the passenger seat who acts as his irresponsible instructor.
The man tells him: ‘Easy, whip her round, give it a little bit of power, go on, get up there.’
The viral footage has emerged on an Instagram page set up to show the little boy’s driving exploits.
Since the video was released, the page has posted a screengrab of a different video which claims to show the same child driving what appears to be a Land Rover when he was four-years-old.
Got a story for Metro.co.uk?
Get in touch with our news team by emailing us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>For more stories like this, check our news page.


(Message filed_mail:747)
To: panz
cc: cdaniel, rwarritt, dptodey, zekai, jhodson, gutowski, flory
Subject: drive update
Date: Tue, 09 Sep 1997 08:39:39 CDT
From: "Douglas R. Fils"
We have some _small_ good news. I have been able to recover about 7 gigs of Dennis Todey's files. I am moving these to tape and will begin to try and recover files for other people. I can say if these 7 gigs of files or any other files I may get are valid or corrupt. We will have to recover what data we can and then rebuild the drive plex and archive off tape and then see what we have. Rebuilding the plex will only take about 20 minutes. Moving the data to and from tape is much slower as you all know. I have spoken with both Dave, and Pan, about the priority of the files in their directories that they would like to have recovered. Others should let me know about their status. I have also put together some structure of the back-up system we will use to plug this single failure point hole we have/had. I will post this information to the WWW server and inform you of it via email when it is ready.
doug


M e t r i c a l
Rosters
Sessions
Users
Locations
Reports
Welcome: Admin-name later
Search:
Roster ID
Session ID
Student ID
Location ID
Professor
Create User
User Information:
First Name:
Last Name:
Role:
User ID:
Password:
Email:
Finger Print:
Active:
Active
Inactive


Center for History and New Media. “Zotero Quick Start Guide,” n.d. http://zotero.org/support/quick_start_guide.
Abby, Jane. “My Thesis,” 2010.
Allen, John. Another Book, 2017.
Doe, Jane, ed. Yet Another Book, 2001.
Doe, John. My Book, 2017.
Doe, John, and Jane Doe. My Test Book, 2016.


Change Log
1.94
- Bug fix when using Return Address drop-down.
- Documentation updates.
June, 2020
1.93
- Removed plugin - Contacts does not seem to support plugins.
June, 2020
1.92
- Removed use of private methods and associated functionality since the private methods are non-functional in MacOSX 10.10.
May, 2020
1.91
- Updated to use ARC
- Removed data-size warnings (replaced int with NSInteger)
- Replaced deprecated objects and methods.
May, 2020
1.9
- Compiles for 64-bit only (Issue #8). Compiles on Mojave (10.14) and Yosemite (10.10) and maybe others in-between.
May, 2020
1.8
- Records for companies will now match person name as well as company name when searching (as for records for people).
- Unified titlebar/toolbar.
1.7
- Typing in the "Search" field now searches Company, Job Title and Nickname (in addition to Name and Address). These items can also be viewed in the person table instead of the Address, if desired.
1.6
- Changing envelope profiles correctly updates return address type (address book, manual, none).
- Fixed a crash-on-launch bug introduced in version 1.5 for users who had no postal address in the Address Book card (or no Address Book "My Card").
1.5
- Added preference to hide delivery country only if same as return address country (as has been available for return address in earlier versions).
- Added preference to swap family name and given name, to suit broader cultural user base.
- Added option to remove return address completely with a single step (no longer a two step process of selecting "Manual" return address, then manually deleting return address content).
- After start up, the search field has the keyboard focus, so that no pointing or clicking is required to beging typing a search term (this feature went missing several releases ago).
1.4
- Fixed two printing bugs where printing failed in some circumstances (eg, after cancelling one print job, subsequent print jobs would fail).
1.2
- The "Manual" return address setting is now set on a per-envelope-profile basis.
1.1
- Added preference to print an envelope for persons who don't have addresses that match the specified label (eg, "Home" or "Work"), when using the "Print Selected Envelopes" command for a specific label (Home/Work/etc) only.
- Reduced the size of the download distribution.
1.0
- Print Selected Envelopes command can now be restricted to printing only addresses with a particular label (eg, only "Home" addresses or only "Work" addresses). The label to use is set in Preferences (per-envelope-profile).
- Items in the Return Address pop-up are now sorted alphabetically, which is particularly useful when configured to include all records in the address book.
- The current envelope profile now correctly remembers the last used print settings (including printer) and these settings are correctly used when printing without a dialogue with the Print toolbar item.
- Updated online help.
0.6.8
- Fixed a bug where in the unlikely case of an Address Book record having two identical addresses, and a third address which was different, the wrong return address could be placed on the envelope.
0.6.7
- Added theoretical Intel Mac OS X compatibility (now distributed as a "universal" application that runs on both PowerPC and Intel versions of Mac OS X). I don't have access to a Mac OS X Intel machine, so I'd be interested to hear from any users on the results of this.
- Re-introduced the registration toolbar item. This was previously removed when Mac OS X 10.4 was released as the Address Book now handles envelope printing directly, and the number of new Snail Mail users dropped substantially. However, the number of new users is on the rise again with many users opting to register.
0.6.6
- All preferences and settings that affect the look of an envelope are now set on a per-envelope-profile basis. Eg, envelope background, field hiding, return address, can all be different for each different envelope profile.
- Improved PayPal integration.
0.6.4
- No longer prints rulers on individual envelope print outs if they are visible in the window at time of printing.
0.6.3
- Fixed French localisation.
- NO CHANGES for English or other locales.
0.6.1
- Settings now change correctly when the envelope profile is changed (ie, text attributes, field hiding, prefix/suffix and envelope background text/graphics, paper size and margins are all configured on a per-profile basis).
- Changed command names "Envelope Page Setup" to "Page Setup" and changed "Envelope Setup" to "Profile" in the UI to avoid confusion.
- Fixed a problem with deleting the currently active profile.
- Fixed problem with some preferences (eg, field hiding) being ignored in German localisation.
0.6
- Arbitrary text and graphics can now be placed anywhere on the envelope, not just in the address text areas, simply by typing, copy/paste and drag/drop.
- Barcode is now positioned at the bottom margin of the envelope, by default (with a preference to place it above the address where it used to be in previous versions).
- Re-instated the system "Services" provided by Snail Mail (missing in action since version 0.5).
- The preferences to hide the country of the delivery address is same as return address country now works correctly for printing multiple envelopes instead of following whatever the hiding behaviour was for the first envelope.
- If the user does not have permissions to install the Address Book plug-in globally, it now gets installed for the current user only.
- If the Address Book plug-in fails to install (both globally and user-only), an error dialogue is displayed.
- If the plug-in fails to launch the application, an error dialogue is displayed (plug-in can be updated by removing and re-installing using the command the application's "File" menu).
- The license toolbar item (for unregistered instances) has been removed. Registration can still be managed using the command in the "Snail Mail" menu.
- Fixed a bug which could prevent the "Text Attributes" and "Paste Address" items from appearing in the toolbar.
- Now allows the standard user customisation of the toolbar.
- Terminology clarified by changing "Addressee" to "Delivery Address" in user interface and documentation.


President, Lia D'Agostino
, has trained all across the world, so you are assured of emerging from our showroom with the most gorgeous gown and matching accessories. Her life's work is bridal couture. Along with her professional staff, Lia promises that the look you've always dreamed of will indeed become a beautiful reality.
At Sposa Italia, we know that your wedding day is one of the most important days of your life. As a result our staff strives to perfect your vision for that day by making it a reality. Our calm, tranquil, and elegant atmosphere is designed to inspire virtually any woman who thirsts for a new, fresh and chic couture look to her dress.
Our staff at Sposa Italia congratulates you on your engagement! We look forward to helping you make beautiful memories on your wedding day. Our showroom is centrally located in Woodbridge at 4040 Steeles Ave W. between Weston Road and Pine Valley Drive. Visit us today as we celebrate 32 years of bridal couture excellence!
© 2016 Sposaitalia
Desgined by ThinkCorporation.net