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[telegram] <JohDio> Ok no I wont (re @JohDio: Can I mention other projects here or no?)
[telegram] <TonyStarkBR> English please, my friend... Most ppl here can't read your language... (re @Marshall: 抓紧提币走人，okex没法玩了，又被攻击了！真的瘦不了了，在okex有人账号被盗了，为啥总是我们炒币的损失？)
[telegram] <JohDio> But dont you have some of them dying on you? (re @TonyStarkBR: Not trading (as in using TA). I buy a masternode (if value is low enough) or shares of it on a pool, wait until it give me ROI (which can happen in days), take the returns out to something else and leave the node (or shares) running while it can pay for it's hosting)
[telegram] <JohDio> Like before it makes profit
[telegram] <TonyStarkBR> That's my idea, I just don't have time to improve my TA skills and to trade daily, so I went the masternode shitcoin route! (re @Kenny_Kobayashi: All trading just to make enough money to accumulate more solid projects like KMD)
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> The recent market is just sloshing
[telegram] <TonyStarkBR> Happened the first time I tried (re @JohDio: But dont you have some of them dying on you?)
[telegram] <TonyStarkBR> Literally lost 250 USD
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> Random pumps that dump shortly after on random coins
[telegram] <JohDio> Well thats a fair enough ratio (re @TonyStarkBR: Happened the first time I tried)
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> While marketcap is still staying still st 130 billion
[telegram] <TonyStarkBR> now I'm much more cautious in choosing where to enter and in how make my trades (re @JohDio: But dont you have some of them dying on you?)
[telegram] <JohDio> Palm beach did many of those (re @Kenny_Kobayashi: Random pumps that dump shortly after on random coins)
[telegram] <TonyStarkBR> Currently I'm on 3 coins, 1 that might have a future (600% ROI), 2 recently launched (2k and 4k % ROI): in a week and a half, have already recovered 25% of my initial value (re @JohDio: But dont you have some of them dying on you?)
[telegram] <JohDio> Damn nice
[telegram] <TonyStarkBR> One of them (the 4k% one) alone has already recovered almost 50%
[telegram] <TonyStarkBR> In 4 days
[telegram] <TonyStarkBR> If I can recover my initial in 15 to 30 days, I'm glad enough
[telegram] <TonyStarkBR> Afterwards, it's just free money printing
[telegram] <TonyStarkBR> Then, rinse and repeat
[telegram] <TonyStarkBR> Obviously, there's a luck factor also (re @TonyStarkBR: Currently I'm on 3 coins, 1 that might have a future (600% ROI), 2 recently launched (2k and 4k % ROI): in a week and a half, have already recovered 25% of my initial value)
[telegram] <TonyStarkBR> It turned into dust... (re @TonyStarkBR: Literally lost 250 USD)


Provides information about and dispatches requests to modules.
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Dispatch an HTTP request asynchronously.
Args:
method: A str containing the HTTP method of the request.
relative_url: A str containing path and query string of the request.
headers: A list of (key, value) tuples where key and value are both str.
body: A str containing the request body.
source_ip: The source ip address for the request.
module_name: An optional str containing the module name to service this
request. If unset, the request will be dispatched to the default
module.
version: An optional str containing the version to service this request.
If unset, the request will be dispatched to the default version.
instance_id: An optional str containing the instance_id of the instance to
service this request. If unset, the request will be dispatched to
according to the load-balancing for the module and version.
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Add a callable to be run at the specified time.
Args:
runnable: A callable object to call at the specified time.
eta: An int containing the time to run the event, in seconds since the
epoch.
service: A str containing the name of the service that owns this event.
This should be set if event_id is set.
event_id: A str containing the id of the event. If set, this can be passed
to update_event to change the time at which the event should run.
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Process an HTTP request.
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method: A str containing the HTTP method of the request.
relative_url: A str containing path and query string of the request.
headers: A list of (key, value) tuples where key and value are both str.
body: A str containing the request body.
source_ip: The source ip address for the request.
module_name: An optional str containing the module name to service this
request. If unset, the request will be dispatched to the default
module.
version: An optional str containing the version to service this request.
If unset, the request will be dispatched to the default version.
instance_id: An optional str containing the instance_id of the instance to
service this request. If unset, the request will be dispatched to
according to the load-balancing for the module and version.
Returns:
A ResponseTuple containing the response information for the HTTP request.
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Returns the default version for a module.
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module: A str containing the name of the module.
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Raises:
ModuleDoesNotExistError: The module does not exist.
| def google.appengine.api.request_info.Dispatcher.get_hostname |
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Returns the hostname for a (module, version, instance) tuple.
If instance is set, this will return a hostname for that particular
instances. Otherwise, it will return the hostname for load-balancing.
Args:
module: A str containing the name of the module.
version: A str containing the version.
instance: An optional str containing the instance ID.
Returns:
A str containing the hostname.
Raises:
ModuleDoesNotExistError: The module does not exist.
VersionDoesNotExistError: The version does not exist.
InvalidInstanceIdError: The instance ID is not valid for the
module/version or the module/version uses automatic scaling.
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Gets the number of instances running for a version of a module.
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version: A str containing the version.
Raises:
ModuleDoesNotExistError: The module does not exist.
VersionDoesNotExistError: The version does not exist.
NotSupportedWithAutoScalingError: The provided module/version uses
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Returns a list of versions for a module.
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module: A str containing the name of the module.
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Raises:
ModuleDoesNotExistError: The module does not exist.
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Dispatch a background thread request.
Args:
module_name: A str containing the module name to service this
request.
version: A str containing the version to service this request.
instance: The instance to service this request.
background_request_id: A str containing the unique background thread
request identifier.
Raises:
NotSupportedWithAutoScalingError: The provided module/version uses
automatic scaling.
BackgroundThreadLimitReachedError: The instance is at its background
thread capacity.
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Sets the number of instances to run for a version of a module.
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module: A str containing the name of the module.
version: A str containing the version.
instances: An int containing the number of instances to run.
Raises:
ModuleDoesNotExistError: The module does not exist.
VersionDoesNotExistError: The version does not exist.
NotSupportedWithAutoScalingError: The provided module/version uses
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Starts a version.
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version: A str containing the version.
Raises:
ModuleDoesNotExistError: The module does not exist.
VersionDoesNotExistError: The version does not exist.
NotSupportedWithAutoScalingError: The provided module/version uses
automatic scaling.
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Stops a version.
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version: A str containing the version.
Raises:
ModuleDoesNotExistError: The module does not exist.
VersionDoesNotExistError: The version does not exist.
NotSupportedWithAutoScalingError: The provided module/version uses
automatic scaling.
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Update the eta of a scheduled event.
Args:
eta: An int containing the time to run the event, in seconds since the
epoch.
service: A str containing the name of the service that owns this event.
event_id: A str containing the id of the event to update.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- code/googleappengine-read-only/python/google/appengine/api/request_info.py


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You draw the lines.
Districtr is a free browser-based tool for drawing districts and mapping your community.
Help shape our democracy!
Districtr is a project of the MGGG Redistricting Lab, intended to promote public participation in redistricting around the United States. Redistricting is dividing up a jurisdiction (like a state, county, or city) into pieces that elect representatives. Where and how the lines are drawn influences everything from who has a shot at getting elected to how resources get allocated.
Since the founding of the U.S. as a representative democracy, we’ve had the ideal that districts should be a way to communicate very local interests to our wider governing bodies. This only works if districts are built around communities of shared interest.
Use this tool to amplify your voice
You can draw districts.
In the U.S., there’s a big redistricting cycle every 10 years after new Census data is released. In most states, elected representatives in the state legislature are responsible for drawing the lines—including the districts for their own re-election. Following the 2020 Census, many states, cities, and counties experimented with collecting more public mapping input than ever before, and the Districtr team was there to help.
Now you can try your hand at redistricting! It's easy to make plans of your own and share them widely with Districtr.
You can draw your community.
Communities of Interest (known as “COIs”) are groups or neighborhoods with significant shared interests that deserve consideration by representatives. Many states have rules that indicate that COIs should be kept whole by districting plans whenever possible.
But this has been one of the hardest to handle of all the priorities in the redistricting world—if you show up at a meeting to say your community matters, how does that information make its way to the line-drawers?
Districtr lets you put your community on the map (literally!) by marking places that matter to make your shared interests visible. If you are interested in learning more about best practices for COI map collection, check out our training materials.
For a detailed walkthrough of Districtr, visit our Guide page.
Where would you like to start?
About Districtr
Origin Story
The goal of Districtr is to put the tools of redistricting in the hands of the public, with an emphasis on meeting the needs of civil rights organizations, community groups, and redistricting commissions.
Districtr came about from a conversation with Lawyers for Civil Rights (LCR), the Boston arm of the national Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law. LCR was describing their work with community members in Lowell, MA, who were frustrated about not having a voice in the city council. In those conversations, a few places kept coming up...
Like Clemente Park, a much-loved meeting point for the city’s Asian and Latinx populations, which felt unsafe at night because the city had not provided lighting...
And Lowell High School, the city’s only public high school, which serves over 3000 students. The city announced plans to move it from its traditional downtown location, but without sufficient outreach to communities around the city about possible new sites.
Our idea was to create a mapping tool whose fundamental principle is to ask the community what matters. With maps that build COIs around relevant zones and landmarks, paired with community narratives, we can start to see local interests come to life.
Our Values
Accessibility. Participating in the redistricting process should be approachable for everyone. Districtr is engineered for maximum accessibility. It’s entirely in-browser with no login and no downloads, it works on tablets as well as computers, and we assign each plan its own web address for easy sharing.
Openness and transparency. The entire project is open source, with permissive licenses. We don’t collect any information about users.
Maps not metrics. We don’t think that good maps can be measured in one-size-fits-all metrics, so we’ve built a more lightweight mapping experience that doesn’t put scores front and center. You can export maps from Districtr in forms that can be read in the other major redistricting software.
All politics is local. We’ve got 760,000-person congressional districts and 13,000-person city council districts, and every scale in between: county commissions, school zones, library boards—you name it, we map it.
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If you are interested in partnering with us or sponsoring a voting rights project, reach out to us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Our team aims to respond to requests for new modules within a week.
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Protesters see 'real independence' coming as Lebanon turns 76
In west Beirut, protesters staged a small musical parade, banging percussion instruments, singing traditional songs and dancing.
Lebanon marked 76 years of self-rule Friday, with protesters kicking off festivities nationwide instead of a military parade to mark what they say is a first year of "real independence".
An unprecedented protest movement has gripped the small Mediterranean country since October 17, demanding the complete overhaul of politicians deemed inept and corrupt.
In west Beirut, protesters staged a small musical parade, banging percussion instruments, singing traditional songs and dancing.
"There are loads of marches but this one is the craziest. I hope this independence day will be a turning point," said Leila, a woman carrying cymbals in both hands.
"Previously, the politicians had been treading on our heads. Our pockets are still empty but we've have found a new dignity," she told AFP, before zipping back into the crowd.
A man carried his child on his shoulders, while another woman joined in the rhythm, using a spoon and metal coffee pot.
On November 22, 1943, Lebanon achieved independence after 23 years under a French mandate, following a wave of demonstrations that brought together the country's Christians and Muslims.
But the country was ripped apart in the 1975-1990 civil war.
Two more foreign powers occupied the tiny multi-confessional country -- Israel from 1978 to 2000, and Syria from 1976 to 2005.
A post-war accord sought to share out power between Lebanon's various religious communities, but the country remained deeply divided along sectarian lines.
'Organic' independence
The demonstrations since last month have brought together people from different religious and political backgrounds, and given them hope of sweeping out a system they say is broken.
"It's the first time Lebanese from all religious communities have protested en masse without a political party calling for it, and against all parties," said 21-year-old university student Tamara.
"That's real independence -- one that's organic".
Wajed, 26, said this year's independence day was different.

"After the French left, others occupied us," he said, alluding to Lebanese politicians, some of whose families have been in power ever since.
Faced with such anger from the street, President Michel Aoun again called for dialogue, saying in a televised address it was "the only pertinent path to solving the crisis".
In a sign of increased confidence among activists, television cameras on Friday followed hundreds of protesters marching in a lush green valley south of Beirut to protest against the planned construction of a dam there.
Activists say the structure in Bisri would flood farms growing everything from strawberries to pomegranates, as well as a centuries-old church and possible Roman ruins.
They also fear the consequences of it being built on a seismic faultline.
Revised anthem
A traditional annual military parade along the seafront was cancelled and replaced by a smaller event in front of dignitaries at the defence ministry.
Wajed said the change was just the latest "victory" for protesters.
The street movement brought down the government last month, though a new cabinet has yet to be formed.
On Sunday, an independent candidate was elected head of the Bar Association, and two days later demonstrators prevented a parliament vote on a controversial amnesty law.
Two people have so far been killed during the protests, a far cry from the hundreds dead in similar demonstrations in Iraq.
Lebanese of all ages maintain hope they can draw the country out of endless political deadlocks and revive its crumbling economy.
A revised version of the national anthem is making the rounds online to celebrate Lebanese women, many of whom have played a central role in the recent protests.
On social media, activists have urged fellow demonstrators to wave high "the light of independence" after nightfall -- with a candle, lighter or the torch on mobile phones.
Members of Lebanon's huge diaspora have also been heading home to take part.
Tracy Saad, 23, said she would fly in from the Netherlands to "celebrate independence from the warlords and their sectarian regime", referring to politicians who were warlords during the civil war.
A total of about 600 people were expected to travel in from the Gulf, Europe, North America and from as far afield as Australia.


The `.data(yourData).enter()` function is great when you want to logically link some SVG elements to an array of objects. One element to one object. We refer to this as "binding" data. What if each object contains a property `nestedData` which is itself an array? Maybe you want to have an SVG element for each object in `yourData`, and also have an SVG element for each value in `nestedData`.
D3 let's us "nest" our data bindings to accomplish this.
Consider an example where we are showing some stations of the NYC Subway. Here's an array of objects:For simplicity, we're using x and y coordinates instead of latitude and longitude, and we're not worrying about a map of Manhattan.

So far so good, but now we would like to show the colors (of subway lines) that are served at each station.
For more examples of nesting data in D3, see Mike Bostock's explanation here: https://bost.ocks.org/mike/nest/


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beaker tongs
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bunsen burner
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buret
Used for dispensing an accurate volume of a liquid.
clay triangle
Used to support a crucible during heating.
crucible
Used for holding chemicals during heating to very high temperatures.
crucible tongs
Used to hold crucibles.
Erlenmeyer Flask
Used to hold and mix chemicals. The small neck is to facilitate mixing without spilling.
Evaporating Dish
Used to heat liquids for evaporation.
Forceps
Used to pick up or hold small objects.
Funnel
Used to transfer liquids or fine-grained materials into containers with small openings. Also used for filtration.
Graduated Cylinder
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Mortar and Pestle
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Pipet Bulb
Used to draw liquids into a pipe.
Ring Clamp
Used with a ring stand to hold glassware, such as a beaker or a funnel.
Ring Stand
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Scoopula
Used to transfer solids.
Striker
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Stirring Rod
Used for stirring and mixing.
Test Tube
Used to hold and mix liquids.
Test Tube Clamp
Used to hold a test tube, particularly when hot.
Test Tube Rack
Used to hold several test tubes at one time.


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I drank one cup of kava tea last night. I have been drinking one cup a night, just before bed, for the past few days, to help me get to sleep. It usually knocks me out so immediately that even making it upstairs to my room is difficult. My voice becomes distant and breathy when I talk, my eyes are unfocused, I have trouble keeping my balance standing upright or walking straight, and my movements are uncoordinated. It's a feeling both of physical euphoria but also of inability to focus and control my motions.
It makes me 'space out' for long periods of time -- if I take a shower after drinking it, I'll just stand under the hot water until my skin is red and some of the surface layer of skin rubs off under my towel. It will put me to sleep, no matter what else is going on, but I won't be able to sleep through the night -- I might wake up and stare at the clock at odd hours, several times during the night. It also induces a waking dreamlike state, a feeling of not being physically present, of not existing, which feels extremely similar to self-destructive depression. It reduces my control over what I say, and causes me to say dramatic things that appear disconnected and out-of-the blue, and to have long pauses where I have trouble formulating words.
But last night it was particularly potent: it immediately knocked me out for the following twelve hours, and the following morning I could barely get out of bed. It's now nineteen hours later and I still feel dizziness, headache, nausea, and vertigo -- like I'm floating four feet above my body. I could barely concentrate in class today, I feel hungover.
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Hi all,
i'm running 8.5 Extended on a ubuntu 14.04 LAMP server and i'm facing a problem with inputs no updating and being created new again.
I searched before posting but couldn't find any help.
i'm tracing the code since yesterday and i can't see what's going wrong.
** 1- MySQL tables deleted
** 2- emoncms unpacked and configured again
** 3- registering new user and creating first input by opening "http://192.168.x.x/emoncmsXT/input/post.json?json={power:200}&apikey=mykey"
** 4- input_controller.php line 269 onwards :
$name is string(5) "power"
$data is Array ( [power] => 200 )
$nodeid is string(0) ""
$dbinputs is Array ( )
!isset($dbinputs[$nodeid][$name]) evaluates true and new input is created, (line 271 onwards)
** 5- opening again "http://192.168.x.x/emoncmsXT/input/post.json?json={power:200}&apikey=mykey"
$dbinputs is Array ( [0] => Array ( [power] => Array ( [id] => 13 [processList] => )
)
!isset($dbinputs[$nodeid][$name]) evaluates true again and new input is created again, why?? doesn't it exist?
i'm learning a lot tracing this beautifully crafted piece of software.
Any comments and feedback would be appreciated!
inputs no updating and being created new again
Submitted by Yoyonovich on Tue, 02/06/2015 - 16:08Hi all,
i'm running 8.5 Extended on a ubuntu 14.04 LAMP server and i'm facing a problem with inputs no updating and being created new again.
I searched before posting but couldn't find any help.
i'm tracing the code since yesterday and i can't see what's going wrong.
** 1- MySQL tables deleted
** 2- emoncms unpacked and configured again
** 3- registering new user and creating first input by opening "http://192.168.x.x/emoncmsXT/input/post.json?json={power:200}&apikey=mykey"
** 4- input_controller.php line 269 onwards :
$name is
string(5) "power"
$data is
Array
(
[power] => 200
)
$nodeid is
string(0) ""
$dbinputs is
Array
(
)
!isset($dbinputs[$nodeid][$name]) evaluates true and new input is created, (line 271 onwards)
** 5- opening again "http://192.168.x.x/emoncmsXT/input/post.json?json={power:200}&apikey=mykey"
$name is
string(5) "power"
$data is
Array
(
[power] => 200
)
$nodeid is
string(0) ""
$dbinputs is
Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[power] => Array
(
[id] => 13
[processList] =>
)
)
)
!isset($dbinputs[$nodeid][$name]) evaluates true again and new input is created again, why?? doesn't it exist?
i'm learning a lot tracing this beautifully crafted piece of software.
Any comments and feedback would be appreciated!


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HTML, CSS and Javascript are the building blocks of web pages. HTML gives the structure for the content and CSS gives the styling.
When it comes to buiding a beautiful house, two things are important (or three). Structure of the house - which forms the basis of the building. The wall-paintings and decorations - which would make living in the house interesting. HTML relates to the structure of the house. Structure is an important part of the buiding, but it would be unpleasan to live in a skeleton-buiding. CSS which relates to the paintings and decorations of the house, makes dwelling possible.
And there is a third player which is the Javascript. Imagine javascript as the one giving functionality to the website. In the house analogy, flicking the switch turns the light on in the room, turning the shower to cold gives cold water etc.
Control Flow is the order in which the program is executed. For example if we want to prepare a cup of coffee, we will have to do a sequence of steps
The control flow of a program is regulated by conditional statements and loops (and functions). Let us look at conditionals and loops
People make decisions all the time. Not just big decisions such as buying house or changing career but small decisions routinely in everyday life. For example if I am hungry i will eat, if i am not hungry i will not eat. Even during the eating process, i constantly make decisions: when i am full i make the decision to stop eating and move on to other chores.
The decision making ability is always at work in humans even without we paying concious attention to it. However, in Software(or any machine) we will have to instruct every single decision making criteria. We have to explicitly tell the software: if you are full stop eating. What is full the software will ask. A high-level logic will be if you have consumed 400 grams of food you are full.
  Take a spoon-full of food. 2. Chew and swallow 3. If you feel full stop or consitnue to do steps 1,2 and 3. This is an example of conditional and loop.
The browser is the piece of software which does a specific task of interpreting HTML, CSS and Javascript. Under the hood, the browser takes these files and converts them into Javascript objects in a family-tree like structure called DOM. HTML, CSS & JS goes in to the browser and JS objects come out of the browser.
To interact with it is a two step process: 1. get hold of the node in the DOM (think a member in the family-tree). 2.Make the node do something (make him dance etc)
Arrays are lists. Think of the lists we use in our everyday life. A grocery list has the items we need to buy from the super market. Also the list has a numbered order. Even if we do not write the numbers, it still has some order. This is exactly what an array is. A numbered list of items of similar things. Just that the index starts from 0. If we were asked what is the 8th item in the grocery list, we know how to find it, using the index. Delete last two items in the list. . . easy. Change Apples to 10 instead of 5. . . done. We just have to know th eindex of the item in the list (or Array)
Assume you are a class-teacher of a year-5 class. You know the names of each of the students in the class. Assume each student have test scores for 5 subjects - Math, History, Science, English, Geography. If you want to know the Alex's (a student) Math score, how will to get it. You think of the studen't name (whic is Alex)and you get hold of his score using subjects's name(whic is Math). We acces them using the names instead of the index. Data in objects are structured but not ordered.
Functions do a piece of task. Imagine you have to calculate the GPA of a student based on the 5 subjects. You have to do this for a class of 25 children. You will have to do a set of steps to calculate the GPA. You have to repeat this set of steps for 25 students which is a tedious task. With functions we can write the set of steps required to calculate GPA once and use the same code for the rest of the class.
With functions there is no need to repeat the code. We can write once and use it whenever required.


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-7 mg 4-aco-mipt
-ephedra
-MDMA (140 mg)
-cannabis/hash
-1 1/2 bottle of wine
i have stumbled upon something special, something very very special. i went to a psy-trance party a few days ago, before we went there, we drank some wine, smoked a few joints, but when we arrived at the party (+- 18:00) we had become pretty much sober, so we popped some ephedra. meanwhile we went on a hunt for lsd, but after asking around, none was found. there was one guy who sold mdma tablets, he said they contained 140 mg of MDMA, so we decided it was better than nothing (what we really wanted was some acid, liquid preferably, cuz we'd only done blotters), so we all swallowed one tablet (+- 20:00), it came on pretty fast (+- 20:15), and at around 20:30 we were all rolling pretty well, it did seem to be around 140 mgs of MDMA, and just when it had kicked in, a friend of mine came up to me and told me he found a guy who had some liquid, when we heard this we freaked, everything seemed to fall into place, the evening seemed to become perfect.
we went outside to a parking lot, and there we all got 1 drop of liquid, at this time all of us were rolling pretty heavily, and we were really enthousiastic about our first time doing liquid. (this was around 21:00)
after this me and my friends went back to the dancefloor, danced for a while, the acid came on really really slow, very sneaky. it seemed liquid was a lot more spiritual and clean than blotter acid, but the visuals were kind of disappointing for me, even after 2 hours, SWIBL ran into the dealer around 00:00 just after the party was 'officially' finished, the dealer asked me how the acid was, so i told him it was nice, but a bit disappointing, the dealer told me i was in luck, cuz he still had 1 drop of liquid left in the bottle, and he gave this to me, for free.
we heard that the party would go on, but the E was pretty much worn off, and we were a bit exhausted, so we went to a friend's place to chill, when i arrived there the acid had become pretty intense, but in a very easily managable way, so\ we decided to take some 4-aco-mipt, 7 mgs to be precise, though i and my friends didn't know if it was safe to combine miprocetin with MDMA or acid, we didn't know of anyone else ever combining any of these with 4-aco-mipt, and the internet wasn't working, so we couldn't check if anyone had done it before.
This is where the real fun started, the 4-aco-mipt started to kick in around 01:45, and right away I and my friend were tripping balls(the other guy didn't want to risk the combination), and the acid took really long to kick in, it kicked in after we took the miprocetin. the 4-aco-mipt merged perfectly with the acid. words cannot describe the perfection of this combination, all SWIBL can say is that 4-aco-mipt and LSD are a very good and powerful match. The visuals were everywhere where SWIBL looked and they were beautiful.
I and my friends walked around town for a while (the town was completely deserted), and we went to a park, all the time SWIBL had the feeling he was walking in wonderland, and it looked like it too, and the audio hallucinations were insane, music sounded really beautiful.
after this we went home and I tripped balls till 10:00 when I fell asleep, I slept 3 hours and then I was awake the whole day, feeling quite refreshed after a while. cannabis was smoked repeatedly throughout the whole evening/night. the MDMA didn't really affect the acid + 4-aco-mipt combo, because it had worn off already.
in conclusion I must say that the lsd + 4-aco-mipt combo is the best combo I have ever done, it's something new, something special, something of both + something extra. the entire evening/night seemed to be perfect, everything fell into place perfectly, this was the best party i've ever been to and one of the best psychedelic experiences i've ever had.
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Preparation time
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Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
Dietary
Triple-decker meringues with praline and chopped hazelnuts and toffee treacle sauce. Yum, but don't tell your dentist.
For the meringue, preheat the oven to 100C/200F/Gas ½. Line two baking trays with baking parchment.
Place the egg whites into a bowl and whisk until soft peaks form when the whisk is removed. Gradually add the sugar and continue to whisk until stiff and glossy. Fold through the roasted chopped hazelnuts.
Spoon the mixture into a piping bag fitted with a small plain nozzle. Draw 18 x 7.5cm/3in diameter circles onto the baking parchment on the baking trays. Pipe the meringue in a spiral to fill each circle.
Transfer to the oven and cook for 20 minutes, then turn the oven off but leave the meringues in there for at least two hours. When crisp, remove from the oven and allow to cool completely.
For the coffee and praline cream, put the sugar in a pan and heat. Cook until the sugar has melted and caramelised to a golden-brown colour.
Add the nuts to the caramel and swirl to combine and coat the nuts in caramel.
Pour the caramel and nut mixture into a well-greased, lined baking tray and leave to cool and set. Once set, remove the mixture and break up into small pieces.
Place the cream in a large mixing bowl and whisk until soft peaks form when the whisk is removed. Add the vanilla, coffee, icing sugar and nearly all of the praline, leaving a little for the top, and mix.
For the toffee sauce, pour the cream into a pan and heat gently. Add the sugar and butter and whisk until melted. Whisk in the syrup and treacle.
To serve, place a meringue disc onto each of six serving plates. Spread a little of the praline and cream mixture over them and then some sauce. Top with another meringue and the remaining cream and some sauce, and then finish with a third meringue. Garnish with the remaining praline and the remaining sauce.


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| Escape | This game was developed with Adobe Flash and later ported to HTML5 with the help of Dart and StageXL. The whole process only took a few hours because no substantial code changes were necessary. The game uses bitmaps, sprites, sounds, text fields, event listeners, etc. | try it |
| Supersonic | Another game which was developed with Adobe Flash and later ported to HTML5. Just as with the game 'Escape' the source code was ported from ActionScript to Dart without much fuss. This game uses vector graphics, bitmaps, sounds, masks, etc. | try it |
| Periodic Table | This demo shows the periodic table of chemical elements. All display objects are drawn as vector graphics and cached as bitmaps for optimal performance. The animations are done with the Juggler animation framework which is fully integrated in StageXL. The stage is automatically scaled to fill the whole browser window. | try it |
| Dart Logo | This demo shows an animation of the Dart logo with a minimum amount of source code. The demo has 40 lines of code, but only half of it is necessary for the actual animated Dart logo. | try it |
| Piano | A virtual piano and four songs with a karaoke like experience. The demo shows the audio playback capabilities of StageXL in different browsers. Playing HTML5 audio can be tricky, but StageXL offers an easy to use cross browser Sound API (compatible to the Flash API). | try it |
| Performance | This demo can be used as a benchmark for StageXL. It is all about drawing small images and doing animations. As with all benchmarks, it's important to look at the use case and think about how those numbers apply to your use case. | try it |
| FlipBook | This example shows how to do sprite sheet animations. StageXL provides the FlipBook class to play sprite sheet animations and supports texture atlases for efficient bitmap data storage and loading. | try it |
| Mask | This example shows how to mask display objects. StageXL supports masks with user definable shapes. The example also demonstrates that masks are bound to display objects and therefore are accordingly transformed and animated. | try it |
| Filter | This example shows WebGL filters rendered in real time. StageXL provides those filters out of the box. All filters are configurable and combinable with other filters. | try it |
| TextField | The TextField of StageXL offers powerful text formatting options and works great with web fonts. This example shows text fields using different Google Web Fonts and fancy text formats. In comparision to bitmap fonts the text field enables perfect text scaling and support for languages like greek, russian and chinese. | try it |
| RichTextField | This demo uses the StageXL_RichTextField extension library to demonstrate multiple formats in a single canvas text field. See the extension readme for supported text-tags. | try it |
| Flump | Flump converts Flash keyframe animations into texture atlases and JSON that can be easily integrated into StageXL. The StageXL_Flump extension library loads those assets and plays the animations with minimum memory and cpu load. | try it |


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Babesia venatorum reported for the first time in the UK
by Press ReleaseScientists have detected an exotic tick-borne parasite within sheep in the North of Scotland, according to a new study.
The research, by scientists at the University of Glasgow’s School of Veterinary Medicine and Institute of Biodiversity, Animal Health and Comparative Medicine, was published today in Emerging Infectious Diseases, the journal of the Centre for Disease Control (CDC). The study reports that this is the first time this organism, called Babesia venatorum (B. venatorum), has been identified in animals in the UK, and the first time it has been found in sheep anywhere in the world.
The identification of this parasite in the UK raises concerns for European public health and farming policy, according to the study’s authors. Although some evidence suggests this parasite may be more virulent than the species of Babesia usually found in the UK, the risk of people contracting this infection is believed to be low.
The parasite causes babesiosis, an economically important tick-transmitted animal disease, which is recognised as an emerging infection in humans. In the last two decades, the parasite has been recorded extensively in the Far East (China) and also in Europe with two confirmed human infections in Italy. Fortunately, babesiosis is treatable in most cases, although this depends on rapid and accurate diagnosis.
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The Spry Element Selector is a utility that allow developers to use CSS Selectors to select elements on the page and apply functionality to them. This allows Spry pages to be built and run with unobtrusive javascript.
We have some samples of it in action here:
This document describes how to use the Selector utility. An overview of CSS Selectors can be found at http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/selector.html and http://css.maxdesign.com.au/selectutorial/
The Spry Element Selector allows you to pick one or more page elements using a CSS selector. This can be used to select a single element or multiple elements. The utility supports most CSS 3 selectors.
Using the sample below, we can build sample selectors. See some examples in the Selector Examples.

This is body text.

This is the first span.
This is the second span.

This is closer text.

Spry uses '$$' to denote the selector. The format is:
Spry.$$("the CSS selector").utilfunction;
Using this notation, we can set a class 'newClass' on all tags that have a 'bodyText' class by using:
Spry.$$(".bodyText").addClassName("newClass");
or, we can set the 'newClass' on all the  tags with:
Spry.$$("span").addClassName("newClass");
The list of selectors that Spry supports is:
| Pattern | Meaning |
|---|---|
| E | an element of type E |
| E.className | an E element with a specified classname |
| E#id | an E element with ID equal to "id". |
| E F | an F element descendant of an E element |
| * | any element |
| E:first-child | an E element, first child of its parent |
| E[foo] | an E element with a "foo" attribute. Note: When using E[class], this will fail on Internet Explorer, since it adds a class attribute to every element, even those with out a class in the markup. This is a browser issue and not a Spry issue. |
| E > F | an F element child of an E element |
| E[foo~="bar"] | an E element whose "foo" attribute value is a list of space-separated values, one of which is exactly equal to "bar" |
| E[hreflang|="en"] | an E element whose "hreflang" attribute has a hyphen-separated list of values beginning (from the left) with "en" |
| E[foo="bar"] | an E element whose "foo" attribute value is exactly equal to "bar" |
| E + F | an F element immediately preceded by an E element |
| E[foo$="bar"] | an E element whose "foo" attribute value ends exactly with the string "bar" |
| E:last-child | an E element, last child of its parent |
| E:nth-last-of-type(n) | an E element, the n-th sibling of its type, counting from the last one |
| E:nth-of-type(n) | an E element, the n-th sibling of its type |
| E[foo^="bar"] | an E element whose "foo" attribute value begins exactly with the string "bar" |
| E:nth-last-child(n) | an E element, the n-th child of its parent, counting from the last one |
| E:empty | an E element that has no children (including text nodes) |
| E:nth-child(n) | an E element, the n-th child of its parent |
| E:only-of-type | an E element, only sibling of its type |
| E:not(s) | an E element that does not match simple selector s |
| E:only-child | an E element, only child of its parent |
| E:last-of-type | an E element, last sibling of its type |
| E:first-of-type | an E element, first sibling of its type |
| E[foo*="bar"] | an E element whose "foo" attribute value contains the substring "bar" |
| E ~ F | an F element preceded by an E element |
| E:checked | an E element that is checked (radio buttons or checkboxes) |
| E:disabled | an E element that is set at disabled (form elements) |
| E:enabled | an E element that is enabled (form elements that are not explicitly disabled.) |
This selectors are not supported:
E:lang(fr)| Pattern | Meaning |
|---|---|
| E:link E:visited |
an E element being the source anchor of a hyperlink of which the target is not yet visited (:link) or already visited (:visited) |
| E:active E:hover E:focus |
an E element during certain user actions |
| E::first-line | the first formatted line of an E element |
| E::first-letter | the first formatted letter of an E element |
| E::before | generated content before an E element |
| E::after | generated content after an E element |
| E:target | |
| E:lang(fr) | |
| E::selection |
These selectors can be combined to achieve a more flexible or specific selection.
Note: According to the spec, spaces are generally not allowed within the selector except where part of the actual selector, so:
Spry.$$("DIV P").addClassName("redText"); Correct Spry.$$("p[class~=dev").setAttribute("align", "left"); Correct. Spry.$$("p[class ~= dev").setAttribute("align", "left"); Not correct.
Spry.$$("div input.theform:disabled).addClassName("red");
There is a set of common methods that can be used with the Element Selector util, plus an option for a custom function.
addClassName
This will append the specified class name to all the matching elements.
Spry.$$("element selector").addClassName("className");
addEventListener
This will add a listener for each matching element for the specified event.
Spry.$$("element selector").addEventListener(eventType, handler, capture);
forEach
This will run the specified function for each matching element. The 'forEach' function allows for any javascript to be run within it.
Spry.$$("element selector").forEach(myFunction);
removeAttribute
This will remove the specified attribute from all matching elements.
Spry.$$("element selector").removeAttribute("attribute");
removeEventListener
This will remove the listener on each matching element.
Spry.$$("element selector").removeEventListener(eventType, handler, capture);
removeClassName
This will remove the specified class name from all the matching elements.
Spry.$$("element selector").removeClassName("className");
setAttribute
This will add the specified attribute with the specified value to all matching elements.
Spry.$$("element selector").setAttribute("attribute","value");
setProperty
This will set a property on an object.
Spry.$$("element selector").setProperty("property","value");
setStyle
This will set the specified styles to the element.
Spry.$$("element selector").setStyle("width:30px;color:#FF00FF;");
Note: This function uses Spry.Utils.setAttribute to set namespaced attributes (spry:region, etc). This will fail on Safari 2.0 and earlier. This is a bug in Safari, but appears to have been fixed in version 3.0.
This function should work fine for regular, non-namespaced attributes.
toggleClassName
This will look for the specified class name. If it does not exist on the element, it will add it. If it is already there, it will remove it.
The real power of the Element Selector is when you want to manipulate multiple parts of the page at a time. Use the Element Selector to find all the elements and then use the built in functions to update the elements.

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Many time, you will want to run some functions when the page loads. We can use the Element Selector to run functions when the page loads. In this example, we will activate the constructor scripts for 2 Accordions on the page. We will move the functions to an external javascript file, so that our script is unobtrusive.


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--- title: Open Charlotte Events meta_title: Join us at an event permalink: '/events/' layout: default header: 'Join us at an event!' description: "We frequently hold public meetings to collaborate on projects, hold community discussions and design sessions, and welcome new volunteers." --- {% comment %} {% include molecules/global-featured-event.html %} {% assign community_night = site.data['events'] | where:"name","Community Night" | sort: "time" %} {% assign project_night = site.data['events'] | where:"name","Project Night" | sort: "time"%} {% assign happy_hour = site.data['events'] | where:"name","Open House Happy Hour" | sort: "time" %} {% endcomment %}
We hold a series of events to engage community members and help build a more connected and accessible Charlotte. We're currently taking our annual holiday recess form events but you join our Meetup page to be notified when we return in January. {% comment %} Open Charlotte Brigade holds the following event series' to engage community members and help build a more connected and accessible Charlotte. You can also find our full event schedule on MeetUp by clicking here. {% endcomment %}
Our "community night" events are a new part of our brigade schedule in 2019. We use this time to onboard new volunteers looking to get involved with leadership opportunities or be an ambassador with our community partners. Some nights we might have guest speakers (we’ll update the agenda if there is one). Our leadership team also holds a meeting later in the night to plan our future Brigade events, communications, and direction.
{% comment %} {% if community_night[0] %}Our next community night is {{ community_night[0].local_date | date: "%B %-d, %Y"}}.
Click here to RSVP {% endif %} {% endcomment %}These are the traditional "hack night" sessions we've been holding since the brigade's inception. Here our brigade volunteers generally break out into teams and work on their respective projects in-person. You will have the opportunity to learn more about what we do through a quick orientation, get connected to a project, discuss how to start your own project, or connect with our leadership team.
{% comment %} {% if project_night[0] %}Our next project night is {{ project_night[0].local_date | date: "%B %-d, %Y"}}.
Click here to RSVP {% endif %} {% endcomment %}Come socialize with other members of Open Charlotte Brigade, meet some new people, and learn about leadership opportunities! This is a casual, quarterly event series allowing attendees to unwind and get to know the people they're working with. Just show up, grab a name tag, and join a conversation!
{% comment %} {% if happy_hour[0] %}Our next happy hour is {{ happy_hour[0].local_date | date: "%B %-d, %Y"}}.
Click here to RSVP {% endif %} {% endcomment %}Hack for Change is a big one day civic design-a-thon Open Charlotte holds to celebrate National Day of Civic Hacking. On this day, organizations all over the nation bring together community members and civic leaders to work with our local governments and tackle some our toughest challenges.
Learn more on the Code for America website
Sign up for Email UpdatesRegional events allow our members to connect with other volunteers from neighboring cities and states. We spend our time together reviewing what works and what doesn't as well as building projects.
The Open NC Collaborative is a brigade composed of volunteers and leaders from the North Carolina Code for America Brigades including Open Charlotte Brigade. Each year we meet in person to celebrate our successes and discuss our shared vision and goals for the upcoming year. We also hold occasional remote meetings to collaborate on projects throughout the year. The best way to get involved in these is to reach out to Open Charlotte's leadership team members at the next brigade event!
Learn about the Open NC CollaborativeThe South Region brigade calls are a monthly opportunity for volunteers and leadership team members from Code for America brigades throughout the Southern United States to connect. Participants share stories and practices from their brigade and work together to create cross-state project teams and address other challenges. The best way to get involved in these is to reach out to Open Charlotte's leadership team members at the next brigade event!
Read about one of our meetingsThe following events hosted by Code For America provide opportunities for volunteers from brigades around the country to connect with each other and government officials to form partnerships and do more.
The Code for America Summit is where government and technology intersect. The three-day event is an opportunity for public servants, advocates, entrepreneurs, technologists, and volunteers to get together in one room and tackle some of government’s biggest challenges in the digital age.
Click here to learn moreBrigade Congress is the primary in-person meeting centered on the Code for America Network, bringing together Brigade leaders, government and community partners, and civic tech professionals. Together, we'll learn the skills we need to level-up our civic hacking communities.
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Welcome to xs’s documentation!¶
xs is a dynamically typed, dynamically scoped, concatenative array language inspired by kdb+/q and released into the public domain. The interpreter and builtin functions are written in OCaml.
The name “xs” either stands for:
eXtra Small
The plural of “x”
Check out the project page on github if you wish to browse the source, open an issue or pull request. xs aims to be a small language with a focus on compactness and expressiveness. Or email me at sturm@cryptm.org


Welcome this example website
- Features this project
- Using bootstrap 4 library template, check it out ->
Link and more! ->
Link
- Complete with pre-defined file paths and responsive navigation!
- Bootstrap 4.0.0-beta
- jQuery 3.2.1
- Pages
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MapsDirections
- Auto complete address. Reference:
Link
- Directions on two points with marker draggable!. Reference:
Link
- Info Window on first place marker. Reference:
Link


System Settings[General] [Editing] [Link tool] [LDAP] In system settings, you make settings which apply to the whole of EPiServer. You can change language, paths to various parts of the web server, etc. These settings are usually set during installation and are rarely changed. General
Name of the web siteThe name that will be displayed in the title bar at the top of the web browser's window.Address to your web siteThe URL of a website is used in several contexts in EPiServer, for example in subscriptions. In this instance you enter the URL of your website so that the correct information is sent to the users.Default languageEdit and Admin mode can be displayed in different languages. This allows you to select the language which is appropriate for your EPiServer. Remember that the information stored in the database does not change when you change language in this case. You can read more about changing languages in the section Language selection in EPiServer . If the editor has actually selected a language under My settings, this language will apply to the editor, regardless of what the default language is.Encrypting the web.config fileThe web.config file contains information about the system that could be sensitive in the wrong hands. This includes information to and from the database. To ensure that nobody can see what the information contains, you encrypt the file. Select the alternative you want and save system sett-ings. The information on the database connection is then encrypted.Error handling in EPiServerIf a technical error occurs in EPiServer, an error message will appear that is not much help to an editor. However, this is useful to a developer in solving the problem. By activating this function, the editor receives a form that is to be filled in whenever a technical problem arises. This information is then sent to the e-mail address specified in the E-mail address to send the error report field.E-mail address to send error reports toThe e-mail address that is to receive the error report from website users.Handler for subscription updatesEPiServer has a subscription functionality that makes it possible for visitors to the Web site to subscribe to information about new and updated pages. It is possible to change how subscriptions are managed depending on whether your Web site uses EPiServer's multi-language functionality. This list can also contain customised solutions from the subscription function.Enable globalizationEPiServer supports management of contents in several languages/variations of the same page. The way of working for contents management changes when in edit mode. To gain access to this support, globalization must be activated. This is done by selecting the Enabel Globalization option.Detect language via browser's language preferenceIt is possible to show languages based upon the visitorís browser settings. For this to work, the function must be activated. Do this by selecting the Detect language via browserís language preference option. Then the language that each visitor has chosen as their default language comes up in their own browser.Editing
Selecting an editorVersion 4.20 of EPiServer launched a new editor. This is a dhtml-based editor with increased functionality compared with the previous version. The previous editor, which was an Active-X component, can still be used. The version that is to be used, is specified in the web.config file that is stored in the root of the website. The string <add key="EPfHtmlEditor" value="True"/> states that the DHTML-editor is being used. The string <add key="EPfHtmlEditor" value="False"/> states that the Active-X component is being used.Use DIV in editor instead of PIn HTML there are different ways of indicating that you want a paragraph break. When you use the symbol <P> there will always be a gap between the rows to indicate the beginning of a new paragraph. If you do not want the extra distance to be visible when pressing ENTER you can instead use the symbol <DIV>. If you place a tick in the box, <DIV> is used instead of <P>. Note that the change will only apply to pages created after the change has been made.Height of the EditorThe height of the Editor expressed in pixels. This value applies for all edit fields, regardless of page type.Width of the EditorThe width of the Editor expressed in pixels. If the value is zero, the width of the Editor is changed in proportion to the window.Max number of old versions of a pageSpecifies how many old versions of each page that can be stored by the editor. The value zero (0) allows editors to store an unlimited number of old versions. If you enter a value here, for example 3, three old versions are stored plus the published version, i.e. four versions in all. When a fifth version is created the first version of the stored page will disappear.Path to CSS file for the EditorThe path to the CSS file that controls the profile of the editor. This should be the same as the one that controls the profile of the website, to make it easy for the editors.Current version of ActiveX editorIn this field, you can specify the version of the Active-X Editor that you want your editors to use. If you specify a version that is older than the one already installed on the editorís computer, the latest version will be downloaded the next time the editor edits a page.Link tool
Upload directoryThe standard directory which should be opened when the editor opens the link tool to upload files to the web server.LDAPLDAP stands for Lightweight Directory Access Protocol and is a protocol which is used for communicating with a directory service. This is used in EPiServer, along with Active Directory, for monitoring users and groups in the various types of network.
LDAP serverEnter in this field the LDAP server addressUsername for reading info from LDAP serverIn this field you enter the username for a Windows account which has rights to read data from the LDAP server.Password for usernameEnter in this field the password for the user specified above.Clear LDAP cacheBy selecting Clear, you will empty the cache storing information from the LDAP server. The cache is there to speed up the system, however it may need to be emptied occasionally, if extensive changes have been made. |
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Mexico Now Says Different Cartel Responsible for Mormon Family Murders
Mexican security officials leading the investigation into the mass murder of nine Mormons in Sonora say the victims were likely mistaken for a rival cartel convoy. They also believe the Juarez Cartel–not the Sinaloa Cartel–is now to blame.
by Ildefonso Ortiz and Brandon DarbyOn Monday, a group of cartel gunmen shot and killed three women and six children as they were driving in the mountainous region between the Mexican border states of Sonora and Chihuahua, just south of the New Mexico boot heel. Authorities revealed they collected more than 200 rounds of spent .223 ammunition casings at the scene of the attack.
During a press conference on Wednesday morning, Mexican Army General Homero Mendoza said that earlier in the day of the incident, gunmen from the Sinaloa Cartel faction “Gente Nueva de Los Los Salazar” clashed with rivals from “La Linea,” the enforcement wing of the Juarez Cartel, based in the border state of Chihuahua.
The clashes took place in Agua Prieta, Sonora, when authorities received information on various skirmishes between La Linea and Los Salazar shortly after 3:15am local time. Three hours later, authorities responded to another incident at a funeral home in Agua Prieta.
After attacking the Sinaloa Cartel turf, La Linea took a series of defensive measures to keep rivals from entering Chihuahua for payback, Mendoza said in reference to a working theory on the case.
“[La Linea] placed a cell between the towns of Janos and Bavispe in the border of both states (Sonora and Chihuahua). It is assumed they sent it to stop any penetration by Los Salazar and it is assumed that this group is the one that took part in the aggression against the LeBaron family,” the general added.
The working theory is that since members of the LeBaron family were moving in four large SUVs, gunmen mistook them for a rival convoy, the general said.
“The types of vehicles they used, Suburbans, are commonly used by organized crime members moving along the mountain region,” Mendoza said.
On Tuesday afternoon, Chihuahua Attorney General Cesar Augusto Peniche claimed the likely suspects were the “Jaguares” cell within the Sinaloa Cartel since they control Agua Prieta. He said the Jaguares were at odds with La Linea and Cartel Jalisco Nueva Generacion (CJNG).
Ildefonso Ortiz is an award-winning journalist with Breitbart Texas. He co-founded Breitbart Texas’ Cartel Chronicles project with Brandon Darby and senior Breitbart management. You can follow him on Twitter and on Facebook . He can be contacted at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
Brandon Darby is the managing director and editor-in-chief of Breitbart Texas. He co-founded Breitbart Texas’ Cartel Chronicles project with Ildefonso Ortiz and senior Breitbart management. Follow him on Twitter and Facebook . He can be contacted at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.


Nikolaichyk Sergii
RESUME
wrote something good about myself
04.2019 – 04.2019 IT Academy
“STEP” s.Rivne (Front-end)
certificate TestPovider №
TP26043842
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2019.12 - 2020.12 worked at a pawnshop Skarbnucya
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2013.08 - 2015.01 A Head of a production department of a mining plant
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2011.07 - 2012.03 Head of the Office a Bank Branch
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2009.10 - 2011.05 Deputy Director of a transport company
Personal life
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2013
married a pretty girl
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2014
son's birth
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2016
daughter's birth
Languages
Skills
Likes😃
Dislikes😞
Education
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Every day
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April 2018 – April 2019IT academy STEP c.Rivne.
Front-end course. -
September 2005 – June 2008"European" university, c.Rivne.
Course - enterprise economy.


Teaching
MIT
- IDS.160 High dimensional statsitics
- spring 2020, spring 2021 (teaching assistant)
- MathROOTS
- summer 2021 (academic mentor), summer 2020 (coordinator), summer 2019 (academic, coordinator and counselor)
Universidad de los Andes
- Mathematical Probability
- spring 2016 (teaching assistant)
- Electromagnetic theory
- spring 2016 (teaching assistant)
- Functional analysis
- spring 2015 (teaching assistant)
- Linear optimization
- spring 2015 (teaching assistant)
- Calculus
- Linear algebra
- Real analysis
- spring 2014 (teaching assistant)
- Circuit analysis
- fall 2013 (teaching assistant)
Universidad Antonio Nariño
- High school mathematics olympiad


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Phil Henning
Web Developer
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Restaurants
Create a New Restaurant
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FDA-GO provides users with drug search capabilities to view adverse events reported by patients, drug labeling information and reported drug, medical device, and food recalls.
To begin your drug search, simply enter drug search criteria within the search field on the main page and click Go. Drug search is also accessible on the results page. NOTE: All results will only return a maximum of 100 items.
To quickly retrieve the latest drug, medical device, and or food recalls, select one of the recall links located on the main page or on the results page.
This is a prototype application designed to take on the challenge from the FDA to the developer community to take advantage of ther new open API for public data to improve public health. This application is solely for the purpose as a proof-of-concept and uses the beta API provided by OpenFDA. All data is provided by the API and complies with the FDA's terms of service.
See open.fda.gov for more information.
FDA-GO is open source and maintained on Github.


--- title: Basic description: You can select from a localized calendar, including multiple dates thumbnail: http://alloyui.com/images/demo_images/calendar.png layout: single-example tags: 'calendar' category: Calendar ---
Conteúdo


The city of Rome holds historical richness in every corner. Urbanistically, this results in a dense and immalleable cityscape. With this in mind, a residual site near Porta Portese cradled by the Aurelian Wall, holds the position of being one of the few lots in Rome with the potential to be transformed into a respite from the dense architectural fabric of one of the oldest capitals in the world.
The virtues of the site were analytically identified and procedurally overlaid on top of each other to create a series of metrics to guide the design. Every alternative for the metrics was pursued until an ideal was identified. The goal for the site became to create a more a more public, open and peaceful environment; a necessary haven from a city with unending density and overwhelming history.
The site was given priority not in its architecture but in its ground surface where a tourist may look out into the historic city, or a resident may rest from a hard day’s work. Six procedural steps gave shape to the building and its infrastructure, creating a series of interweaving landscapes whose vast green spaces cater to the wandering passerby as well as the resting Roman local.
Web Address
Mailing Address
4705 W Le Moyne St
Chicago, IL 60651


@(message: String)
This is a WebApp for MovieBuffs
Suggestions by moods,genre and much more...
So, check out the Website and Provide Feedback Start Here


Model of enclosing block
A bus adapter translating between uvm_reg_bus_op and the low level transaction (trans_t)
Model of an index register has one dummy field
A low level transaction


Before Change
//
// now we need to figure out a command to submit the task
try:
cmd = interpolate(self.submit_cmd, "${ }", runtime, env.sos_dict.get("CONFIG", {}))
except Exception as e:
raise ValueError("Failed to generate job submission command from template "{}": {}".format(
self.submit_cmd, e))
env.logger.debug("submit {}: {}".format(task_id, cmd))
After Change
//
// now we need to figure out a command to submit the task
try:
cmd = cfg_interpolate(self.submit_cmd, runtime)
except Exception as e:
raise ValueError("Failed to generate job submission command from template "{}": {}".format(
self.submit_cmd, e))
env.logger.debug("submit {}: {}".format(task_id, cmd))


This tiny little blog is where I talk about the things I learned from great people and the processes I made to suit my workflow. I use this as process reference which I usually kept in my personal journal but I though it might help someone if I’d share it online. Feel free to share if you think it gave you value :)


Simple extension that makes it easier to check car on mnt.ee. Supported sites: auto24.ee: Open any car link, make Reg.number or VIN visible and you'll get links to mnt.ee. If you make both links visible - you'll get direct link to check by reg.number and vin.


This route was generated with the following code
use JLaso\SlimRoutingManager\Controller\Controller; class ContactController extends Controller { /** * @Route('/contact-us') * @Name('home.contact-us') */ public function contactAction() { /** @var Slim\Slim $slim */ $slim = $this->getSlim(); $slim->response()->body(THIS CONTENT); } }


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Setting up apps and custom integrations
Work with all your favorite apps and tools or create your own custom integrations using the Ghost API.
You can delete this user to remove all the welcome posts
Work with all your favorite apps and tools or create your own custom integrations using the Ghost API.


Class AbortZptActionToken
An object which indicates that the current ZPT action should be cancelled/aborted.
Inheritance
Implements
Inherited Members
Namespace: ZptSharp.Expressions
Assembly: ZptSharp.Abstractions.dll
Syntax
public sealed class AbortZptActionToken : IEquatable<AbortZptActionToken>
Remarks
This object is used only as the return from EvaluateExpressionAsync(String, ExpressionContext, CancellationToken), when an expression wishes to indicate to ZptSharp that the current operation should be aborted.
Each TAL operation reacts differently to receiving this object as the result of an expression.
As a rule of thumb though, when an expression results in an instance of this object, the TAL
operation will attempt to avoid altering the source document.
For example, a tal:content
attribute would abort changing the content of the element if the
attribute value evaluates to an instance of this type.
In that case, the original content from the source file would be left in-place, as if the
tal:content
attribute had not been present at all.
Whilst it is possible to construct new instances of this type, because it has no state and is sealed, it is pointless to do so. All instances of this type are considered equal and will all produce the same hash codes. It is recommended to use Instance in order to refer to this object.
Properties
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Gets a default/singleton instance of the abort-action token. For clarity, this is the recommended way to get a reference to this type.
Declaration
public static AbortZptActionToken Instance { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| AbortZptActionToken | The instance. |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceEquals(Object)
Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current AbortZptActionToken.
Declaration
public override bool Equals(object obj)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Object | obj | The System.Object to compare with the current AbortZptActionToken. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
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Overrides
Remarks
Any instance of AbortZptActionToken is considered equal to any other instance of AbortZptActionToken by this method. This type is not considered equal to any instance of any other type, though.
Equals(AbortZptActionToken)
Determines whether the specified AbortZptActionToken is equal to the current AbortZptActionToken.
Declaration
public bool Equals(AbortZptActionToken other)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| AbortZptActionToken | other | The AbortZptActionToken to compare with the current AbortZptActionToken. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
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Remarks
All instances of AbortZptActionToken are considered equal by this method.
GetHashCode()
Serves as a hash function for a AbortZptActionToken object.
Declaration
public override int GetHashCode()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 | A hash code for this instance that is suitable for use in hashing algorithms and data structures such as a hash table. |
Overrides
Remarks
This method returns a hard-coded hash code of zero. This means that all instances of this type will always return the same hash code. This type is not suitable for use as the key of a hash table.


--- title: Tags --- {% comment %} ======================= Tag logic copied from https://codinfox.github.io/dev/2015/03/06/use-tags-and-categories-in-your-jekyll-based-github-pages/ ======================= {% endcomment %}
Here is a list of tags, followed by a list of posts, followed by a list of tags! I owe thanks to Github user @codinfox for the tag processing logic that makes this page much easier to manage. Taken from this dev blog post it should be very easy to modify to my needs. So thanks codeinfox!
There will be a lot of duplication on this posts. If someone can suggest a better way to layout this page please get in touch!
{% comment %} ======================= The following part extracts all the tags from your posts and sort tags, so that you do not need to manually collect your tags to a place. ======================= {% endcomment %} {% assign rawtags = "" %} {% for post in site.posts %} {% assign ttags = post.tags | join:'|' | append:'|' %} {% assign rawtags = rawtags | append:ttags %} {% endfor %} {% assign rawtags = rawtags | split:'|' | sort %} {% comment %} ======================= The following part removes dulpicated tags and invalid tags like blank tag. ======================= {% endcomment %} {% assign tags = "" %} {% for tag in rawtags %} {% if tag != "" %} {% if tags == "" %} {% assign tags = tag | split:'|' %} {% endif %} {% unless tags contains tag %} {% assign tags = tags | join:'|' | append:'|' | append:tag | split:'|' %} {% endunless %} {% endif %} {% endfor %} {% comment %} ======================= Dump all the tags and the posts listed therein, providing anchors for linking. ======================= {% endcomment %} {% for tag in tags %}


The position value in CSS helps optimize layouts and manipulating elements to be in you desired location. There are six values associated with position property: static, relative, absolute, fixed, initial and inherit. Static: Every position is static by default. It resides in the normal page flow and the positional properties, such as left/right/top/bottom/z-index, have no effect. Relative: It behaves same as static value, but the positional properties take effect. This means you can move the element from the original (static) position in different directions based on the positional properties you give. Fixed: It is positioned relative to the viewport and stays fixed in the same location, even if the page is scrolled. The positional properties are used to specify the location. Check out Fixed Position Example! You will see that there is a div with fixed position at the bottom right-hand side of your browser. Absolute: This is the trickiest position value. It behaves like fixed value, except relative to the nearest positioned (i.e. anything but static value) ancestor, instead of relative to the viewport. If there are no nearest positioned ancestors, it will use the document body for its relative base. Inherit: It takes position value from its parent. Initial: It sets the property to its default value.


A customer id is required.
Please provide a customer id with number and letters.
A flight id is required.
Please a provide a valid flight id.
Please enter a valid date.
Nobody is that old. Unless they are a vampire.
BookingDate can be in the future. Please choose one from the future. Unless they are a time traveler.


(future) ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Researcher,
Student at the University Of Pannonia, Hungary,
ML Back-End Engineer at Standup,
Freelancer,
Martin Kondor
RESEARCH
(Hungarian fake news detection using neural networks)
Under the Faculty Scientific Student Circle at the University Of Pannonia,
Awarded: 2. place
[info]
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Creating images using a genetic algorithm. [more]
Handwritten digit recognizer written & trained in Python, ported to font-end. [more]
Skin cancer detection with pretrained CNN ported to front-end. [more]
Web
Website to learn Chess openings, made with React. [more]
Online adventure game book community.
Celebrate together with others on your birthday. [more]
Movie recommender System. Based on the MovieLens dataset. [more]
Website as a help for music writing with a playable synthesizer. [more]
Software
Android application with a custom date view. [more]
Discord bot with a stock price web API. [more]
Library for controlling arduino from the serial port. [more]
Resume
Experience
Machine Learning Back-End Engineer
Standup (Growth Engine Inc.) [2022 aug. / -]
[info]
[info]
Software Engineer Intern
Industrie Elektrik Kft. [2022 jun. / 2022 aug.]
Embedded Software Developer
Industrie Elektrik Kft. [2018 jun. / 2020 aug.]
Education
Computer Science Engineer BSc
University Of Pannonia [2020 sep. / 2024 jan.]
[info]
Languages
Hungarian
Mother Tongue
English
Vantage (B2)
German
In progress


My strong skills include professional attributes. I believe in directing my individual accomplishment towards organizational objectives. I am actively seeking for an opportunity that would help me delve into software engineering which would better align me towards my goal and enhance my technical know-how.
Participation in the development of an internal solution based on Microsoft technologies.
Agile Work Method : SCRUM
Technical stack : .NET CORE 3 / Entity Framework / Azure DEVOPS / Azure SQL / Azure Active Directory / SQL SERVER / DAPPER / Visual studio / MSMS / Blazor / HTML5 / CSS3 / JavaScrip
Development of a commercial management web application.
Technical stack :PHP / MYSQL/ HTML5 / CSS3 / JavaScript
Graduated with a master degree in programming and safe software. I am actively looking for a full-time job in software engineering.


Here are reasons why grooms cry at wedding ceremonies
by Ayoola AdetayoIt appears that grooms are becoming increasingly emotional on their big days.
While food, drinks, gorgeous attires and all those good stuff are the commonest things one would normally see at a wedding ceremony, it is also quite common to see few tears here and there.
These tears could be shed by anyone, ranging from any of the couple to anyone of their parents.
It’d appear that grooms are becoming increasingly emotional on their big days as more clips and photos of teary grooms keep trickling onto social media platforms and online spaces.
The most recent case being gospel musician, Joe Praiz, Joanna just recently.
The groom had few tears while reading his vows and had to bring out an hanky to wipe off his face before leaning in for his first kiss.
While we’re just so glad that salty tears didn’t ruin the sweetness of couple’s first kiss, we also have to wonder, why could this groom have been crying?
Why did Joe Praiz and all these other groomsshed tears at their individual ceremonies?
It could be one of the four reasons below:
1. An interesting love story
There are grooms whose wedding stories do not take the normal route most others take.
For grooms who had to endure initial rejection from the bride’s parents, or those who had to fight hard and do a lot to get their own parents’ clearance to marry the girl of their dreams, watching that same woman walk slowly down the aisle towards them could result in a rush of emotions so intense that tears just start rolling down their cheeks uncontrollably.
2. Mummy’s boys
One of the possible reasons for grooms’ tears could be because of the closeness with their mothers.
Whether it’s just the natural connection a son has with his mum or the type that is often talked about in derisory terms, grooms who share any form of deep connection with their mothers could find it difficult holding back the tears, especially if they see mummy dabbing off those bitter-sweet tears that come when mothers realise their ‘little bird’ is leaving her nest.
ALSO READ: 7 most emotional moments at weddings
3. Overcome by emotions
They say there’s something really moving about watching the woman of your dreams walk down the aisle as the cherubic sound of hymns rent the air in a chapel.
Or when you have to really take wedding vows and the priest declares you and her husband and wife… something magical seems to happen in those moments when it finally dawns of grooms that finally… their lives just got wound with someone else’s before God and man.
They say the feeling is an overwhelming one, and that’s one more reason why grooms cry at weddings.
4. Just dramatic
Though unlikely, one can’t totally disregard the possibility that one or two of those crying grooms could possibly have done so out of being unnecessarily extra dramatic at the ceremony.
Don’t take anything away from dramatic people.


Calling All Trailblazers.
What is Camp PolyHacks?
Camp PolyHacks is a student-run, multidisciplinary hackathon dedicated to social entrepreneurship and human-centered design.
Over two days, Cal Poly students of all backgrounds work in teams to ideate, design, pitch, and market their solution to a problem facing the community. It’s a Learn by Doing marathon of collaboration, learning, and creativity.
Two years of PolyHacks in numbers
20%
Hustlers
(Business)
41%
Hackers
(Engineering)
39%
Hipsters
(Design)
28 mentors
from 12 company booths
$8,000+
in prizes
Our Focus
Problem Solving
Camp PolyHacks is a Learn By Doing experience. We encourage campers of all levels to step outside of their comfort zone to learn new skills and tackle problems head-on.
Multidisciplinary Teams
This hackathon goes beyond coding. Designers, entrepreneurs, and developers work together in teams to unite skill sets, experiences, and perspectives to execute ideas — just as you would in the workforce.
Social Entrepreneurship
We believe in using technology for good. Camp PolyHacks informs campers about important problems in the community and this is a platform to solve them.
Our Sponsors!
Interested in Sponsoring Us?
FAQ
When and where is Camp PolyHacks?
This year’s hackathon will kick off on Friday, January 18 at 5 PM. We’ll be hacking until the awards ceremonies the next day, Saturday, January 19, at 9 PM. The entire event is hosted at the SLO HotHouse, the downtown entrepreneurship space right above Ross.
Who can attend Camp PolyHacks?
All current Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo students are welcome!
How do I sign up for Camp PolyHacks?
Applications are open now through November 25! You can sign up through the Apply button on our home page or by following this link.
How much does it cost?
Camp PolyHacks is 100% free!
What should I expect on the day of the event?
At Camp PolyHacks, you’ll collaborate with a team to build something to help solve a problem our community faces. Expect a fast-paced environment with lots of learning, support, and teamwork. We will also provide unlimited free food and drinks, helpful company mentors and resources, and exciting activities to take a break from hacking. A more detailed schedule will be released in the weeks before the event, so check back soon!
Do I need to be an experienced coder?
Not at all! We welcome campers of all backgrounds and experience levels. This is your time to learn something new.
What do I need to bring?
Bring your laptop, chargers, creative tools, and whatever else you might need to whip up a cool new product. You will also need sleeping bags and travel materials if you’re staying overnight. Most importantly, don’t forget your A-game!
Will I be able to sleep during the hackathon?
Yes, there will be places available for teams to rest at the HotHouse overnight.
How do I form teams, and how big can each team be?
Teams can be up to 10 people. If you don’t have a team yet, that’s okay! There will be time to ﬁnd one on Friday before the hacking begins.
Help! I have another question that wasn’t answered here.
Check out our Facebook page here to see if we’ve posted the answer already. If you still can’t find what you’re looking for, feel free to contact us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Meet the Team
Rutu Samai
Lead Director
Diane Hahn
Design + Tech Director
Celestine Co
Sponsorship Director
Brooke Panian
Marketing Director
Jim Heald
Event + Experience
Kristen Nagamatsu
Design+Tech Organizer
Javier Garcia
Design + Tech Organizer
Samantha Magtoto
Sponsorship Organizer
Eric Zhou
Sponsorship Organizer
Kellie Banzon
Marketing Organizer
Rachel Hsieh
Event + Experience Organizer
Arun Shriram
Event + Experience Organizer
Aviral Kukreja
Event + Experience Organizer
Sriteja Vemula
Event + Experience Organizer


Poorly Drawn Lines is an extraodinarily relatable webcomic that I've recently discovered. Here are my personal favorites.


BSE India publishes Bhav Copy data after every trading day. Here is the details of open price, high price, low, and close of top 10 stocks traded on the exchange on {{ date }}.
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{% endif %}| Code | Name | Open | High | Low | Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{ eq.code }} | {{ eq.name }} | {{ eq.open }} | {{ eq.high }} | {{ eq.low }} | {{ eq.close }} |
Disclaimer: This website has been created by the author for demostration purpuse only. The author is no way affiliated to Zerodha, and this website is not the official Zerodha website.


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Magen Agent represent a native local Agent that performs Encryption and Decryption Data that will be stored in a Cloud Application (Box, Dropbox, GoogleDrive). Magen Agent showcases an ability to share an encrypted file between User1 and User2. User2 receives an encrypted file and attempts to open it. If access is granted, file is decrypted. If no decrypt operation performed, the User unable to open a file.