Methods of Class File
- File
- File(
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- Summary
- Copy constructor.
- operator=
- File & operator=(
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- Summary
- Assginment operator.
- File
- File(
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- Summary
- Constructor.
- Parameters
| ustrFileURL |
The full qualified URL of the file. Relative paths are not allowed.
|
- ~File
- ~File();
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- Summary
- Destructor
- open
- RC open(
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- Summary
- Open a regular file.
- Description
- Open a file. Only regular files can be openend.
- Parameters
| uFlags |
Specifies the open mode.
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- Return
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E_None on success
E_NOMEM not enough memory for allocating structures
E_INVAL the format of the parameters was not valid
E_NAMETOOLONG pathname was too long
E_NOENT no such file or directory
E_ACCES permission denied
E_AGAIN a write lock could not be established
E_NOTDIR not a directory
E_NXIO no such device or address
E_NODEV no such device
E_ROFS read-only file system
E_TXTBSY text file busy
E_FAULT bad address
E_LOOP too many symbolic links encountered
E_NOSPC no space left on device
E_ISDIR is a directory
E_MFILE too many open files used by the process
E_NFILE too many open files in the system
E_DQUOT quota exceeded
E_EXIST file exists
E_INTR function call was interrupted
E_IO on I/O errors
E_MULTIHOP multihop attempted
E_NOLINK link has been severed
E_EOVERFLOW value too large for defined data type
- See Also
- close()
setPos()
getPos()
read()
write()
getSize()
setSize()
- close
- RC close();
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- Summary
- Close an open file.
- Return
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E_None on success
E_INVAL the format of the parameters was not valid
E_BADF Bad file
E_INTR function call was interrupted
E_NOLINK link has been severed
E_NOSPC no space left on device
E_IO on I/O errors
- See Also
- open()
- setPos
- RC setPos(
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- Summary
- Set the internal position pointer of an open file.
- Parameters
| uHow |
Distance to move the internal position pointer (from uPos).
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| uPos |
Absolute position from the beginning of the file.
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- Return
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E_None on success
E_INVAL the format of the parameters was not valid
E_OVERFLOW the resulting file offset would be a value which cannot be represented correctly for regular files
- See Also
- open()
getPos()
- getPos
- RC getPos(
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- Summary
- Retrieve the current position of the internal pointer of an open file.
- Parameters
| uPos |
On success receives the current position of the file pointer.
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- Return
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E_None on success
E_INVAL the format of the parameters was not valid
E_OVERFLOW the resulting file offset would be a value which cannot be represented correctly for regular files
- See Also
- open()
setPos()
read()
write()
- isEndOfFile
- RC isEndOfFile(
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- Summary
- Test if the end of a file is reached.
- Parameters
| pIsEOF |
Points to a variable that receives the end-of-file status.
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- Return
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E_None on success
E_INVAL the format of the parameters was not valid
E_INTR function call was interrupted
E_IO on I/O errors
E_ISDIR is a directory
E_BADF bad file
E_FAULT bad address
E_AGAIN operation would block
E_NOLINK link has been severed
- See Also
- open()
read()
readLine()
setPos()
- setSize
- RC setSize(
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- Summary
- Set the file size of an open file.
- Description
- Sets the file size of an open file. The file can be truncated or enlarged by the function.
The position of the file pointer is not affeced by this function.
- Parameters
-
- Return
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E_None on success
E_INVAL the format of the parameters was not valid
E_OVERFLOW the resulting file offset would be a value which cannot be represented correctly for regular files
- See Also
- open()
setPos()
getStatus()
- getSize
- RC getSize(
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- Summary
- Get the file size of an open file.
- Description
- Gets the file size of an open file.
The position of the file pointer is not affeced by this function.
- Parameters
| rSize |
Current size in bytes.
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- Return
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E_None on success
E_INVAL the format of the parameters was not valid
E_OVERFLOW the resulting file offset would be a value which cannot be represented correctly for regular files
- See Also
- open()
setPos()
getSize()
setSize()
getStatus()
- read
- RC read(
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- Summary
- Read a number of bytes from a file.
- Description
- Reads a number of bytes from a file. The internal file pointer is
increased by the number of bytes read.
- Parameters
| pBuffer |
Points to a buffer which receives data. The buffer must be large enough
to hold uBytesRequested bytes.
|
| uBytesRequested |
Number of bytes which should be retrieved.
|
| rBytesRead |
On success the number of bytes which have actually been retrieved.
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- Return
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E_None on success
E_INVAL the format of the parameters was not valid
E_INTR function call was interrupted
E_IO on I/O errors
E_ISDIR is a directory
E_BADF bad file
E_FAULT bad address
E_AGAIN operation would block
E_NOLINK link has been severed
- See Also
- open()
write()
readLine()
setPos()
- write
- RC write(
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- Summary
- Write a number of bytes to a file.
- Description
- Writes a number of bytes to a file.
The internal file pointer is increased by the number of bytes read.
- Parameters
| pBuffer |
Points to a buffer which contains the data.
|
| uBytesToWrite |
Number of bytes which should be written.
|
| rBytesWritten |
On success the number of bytes which have actually been written.
|
- Return
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E_None on success
E_INVAL the format of the parameters was not valid
E_FBIG file too large
E_DQUOT quota exceeded
E_AGAIN operation would block
E_BADF bad file
E_FAULT bad address
E_INTR function call was interrupted
E_IO on I/O errosr
E_NOLCK no record locks available
E_NOLINK link has been severed
E_NOSPC no space left on device
E_NXIO no such device or address
- See Also
- open()
read()
setPos()
- readLine
- RC readLine(
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- Summary
- Read a line from a file.
- Description
- Reads a line from a file. The new line delimiter is NOT returned!
- Parameters
| aSeq |
A reference to a ::rtl::ByteSequence that will hold the line read on success.
|
- Return
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E_None on success
E_INVAL the format of the parameters was not valid
E_INTR function call was interrupted
E_IO on I/O errors
E_ISDIR is a directory
E_BADF bad file
E_FAULT bad address
E_AGAIN operation would block
E_NOLINK link has been severed
- See Also
- open()
read()
write()
setPos()
- sync
- RC sync();
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- Summary
- Synchronize the memory representation of a file with that on the physical medium.
- Description
- The function ensures that all modified data and attributes of the file associated with
the given file handle have been written to the physical medium.
In case the hard disk has a write cache enabled, the data may not really be on
permanent storage when osl_syncFile returns.
- Return
-
- E_None
- On success
- E_INVAL
- The value of the input parameter is invalid
In addition to these error codes others may occur as well, for instance:
- E_BADF
- The file is not open for writing
- E_IO
- An I/O error occurred
- E_NOSPC
- There is no enough space on the target device
- E_ROFS
- The file is located on a read only file system
- E_TIMEDOUT
- A remote connection timed out. This may happen when a file is on a remote location
- See Also
- osl_syncFile()
open()
write()
- copy
- static RC copy(
| const ::rtl::OUString & |
ustrSourceFileURL, |
| const ::rtl::OUString & |
ustrDestFileURL ); |
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- Summary
- Copy a file to a new destination.
- Description
- Copies a file to a new destination. Copies only files not directories.
No assumptions should be made about preserving attributes or file time.
- Parameters
| ustrSourceFileURL |
Full qualified URL of the source file.
|
| ustrDestFileURL |
Full qualified URL of the destination file. A directory is NOT a valid destination file!
|
- Return
-
E_None on success
E_INVAL the format of the parameters was not valid
E_NOMEM not enough memory for allocating structures
E_ACCES permission denied
E_PERM operation not permitted
E_NAMETOOLONG file name too long
E_NOENT no such file or directory
E_ISDIR is a directory
E_ROFS read-only file system
- See Also
- move()
remove()
- move
- static RC move(
| const ::rtl::OUString & |
ustrSourceFileURL, |
| const ::rtl::OUString & |
ustrDestFileURL ); |
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- Summary
- Move a file or directory to a new destination or renames it.
- Description
- Moves a file or directory to a new destination or renames it.
File time and attributes are preserved.
- Parameters
| ustrSourceFileURL |
Full qualified URL of the source file.
|
| ustrDestFileURL |
Full qualified URL of the destination file. An existing directory is NOT a valid destination !
|
- Return
-
E_None on success
E_INVAL the format of the parameters was not valid
E_NOMEM not enough memory for allocating structures
E_ACCES permission denied
E_PERM operation not permitted
E_NAMETOOLONG file name too long
E_NOENT no such file or directory
E_ROFS read-only file system
- See Also
- copy()
- remove
- static RC remove(
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- Summary
- Remove a regular file.
- Parameters
| ustrFileURL |
Full qualified URL of the file to remove.
|
- Return
-
E_None on success
E_INVAL the format of the parameters was not valid
E_NOMEM not enough memory for allocating structures
E_ACCES permission denied
E_PERM operation not permitted
E_NAMETOOLONG file name too long
E_NOENT no such file or directory
E_ISDIR is a directory
E_ROFS read-only file system
E_FAULT bad address
E_LOOP too many symbolic links encountered
E_IO on I/O errors
E_BUSY device or resource busy
E_INTR function call was interrupted
E_LOOP too many symbolic links encountered
E_MULTIHOP multihop attempted
E_NOLINK link has been severed
E_TXTBSY text file busy
- See Also
- open()
- setAttributes
- static RC setAttributes(
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- Summary
- Set file attributes.
- Parameters
| ustrFileURL |
The full qualified file URL.
|
| uAttributes |
Attributes of the file to be set.
|
- Return
-
E_None on success
E_INVAL the format of the parameters was not valid
- See Also
- FileStatus
- setTime
- static RC setTime(
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- Summary
- Set the file time.
- Parameters
| ustrFileURL |
The full qualified URL of the file.
|
| rCreationTime |
Creation time of the given file.
|
| rLastAccessTime |
Time of the last access of the given file.
|
| rLastWriteTime |
Time of the last modifying of the given file.
|
- Return
-
E_None on success
E_INVAL the format of the parameters was not valid
E_NOENT no such file or directory not found
- See Also
- FileStatus
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Maximally Stable Extremal Region extractor
The class encapsulates all the parameters of the MSER extraction algorithm (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maximally_stable_extremal_regions). Also see http://code.opencv.org/projects/opencv/wiki/MSER for useful comments and parameters description.
[Nister08]:
David Nister and Henrik Stewenius. "Linear Time Maximally Stable Extremal Regions". In Proceedings of the 10th ECCV '08, pp 183-196. doi: 10.1007/978-3-540-88688-4_14
[Forssen07]:
Per-Erik Forssen. "Maximally Stable Colour Regions for Recognition and Matching". in CVPR '07. IEEE Conference on , pp.1-8, 17-22 June 2007 doi: 10.1109/CVPR.2007.383120 http://www.cs.ubc.ca/~perfo/papers/forssen_cvpr07.pdf
| Superclasses | handle |
| Sealed | false |
| Construct on load | false |
| MSER | The full constructor |
| Delta | |
| MaxArea | prune the area which bigger than MaxArea. |
| MinArea | prune the area which smaller than MinArea. |
| Pass2Only | default false |
| id | Object ID |
| addlistener | Add listener for event. | |
| clear | Clears the algorithm state | |
| delete | Destructor | |
| detect | Detects keypoints in an image or image set. | |
| detectRegions | Maximally stable extremal region extractor | |
| empty | Checks if detector object is empty. | |
| eq | == (EQ) Test handle equality. | |
| findobj | Find objects matching specified conditions. | |
| findprop | Find property of MATLAB handle object. | |
| ge | >= (GE) Greater than or equal relation for handles. | |
| getDefaultName | Returns the algorithm string identifier | |
| gt | > (GT) Greater than relation for handles. | |
| Sealed | isvalid | Test handle validity. |
| le | <= (LE) Less than or equal relation for handles. | |
| load | Loads algorithm from a file or a string | |
| lt | < (LT) Less than relation for handles. | |
| ne | ~= (NE) Not equal relation for handles. | |
| notify | Notify listeners of event. | |
| save | Saves the algorithm parameters to a file | |
| typeid | Name of the C++ type (RTTI) |
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Organized at Fort Pickering, Memphis, in 1863. . Majors-Emil Smith, James E. Williams. CAPTAINS. Jonathan S. . Majors-Robert Cowden, James C. Foster .
http://bsmctennessee.com/mem__military_hist_.htm


The CLAM project is an open source software project.
Anyone can review the code and contribute to the project.
The CLAM project is a peer-to-peer network.
Our users own and operate the code and software.
The CLAM project is decentralized.
Power rests in the hands of our users.
The CLAM project is democratized.
Users can influence the future of CLAMs.
Take your first steps to understand and join the CLAM community.
Explore the CLAM network and what it offers.
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IDE Setup
This section will help you get started with the source code on any of the following operating systems.
Clone the repo
First clone the latest version of the Dev branch from github
Working with Windows(7,10), Mac and Linux (Ubuntu Desktop) with IDEA Ultimate
It is recommended that you use an IDE to work on this project as it will provide many helper functions and build tools that make working with sbt and scala and lot easier to manage.
The recommended IDE is Intellij IDEA ULTIMATE because of its Scala support, and relative ease of use. If you have any suggestions for alternate ways of working with this project please let us know by opening an issue. Otherwise the following is a guide to getting setup with IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate.
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When you first open IntelliJ IDEA, We first want to ensure you have the correct plugins. Click configure at the bottom of the start screen and choose Plugins. Check that you have the ‘Scala’ and SBT plugins installed. If this is the first time you have run IntelliJ you most likely won’t.
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Click Browse Repositories at the bottom and type in Scala to search for it then click install plugin. Do the same for the plugin called SBT. Below is the plugins that you want to install.
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Once you have installed both plugins it will direct you to restart IntelliJ. Once restarted select ‘Import Project’ and navigate to the directory where you cloned the repo too and choose the build.sbt file.
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Make sure Download library sources is ticked and that your Project JDK is chosen. If not you will need to select your JDK, You will need the 1.8 JRE and JDK found here. Then click the New Button > JDK and navigate to your java JRE In most cases it should be installed to
C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.x
and click ok. -
Once you click ok IntelliJ may take a while syncing the project(20-40 minutes for first time) Keep an eye on the progress bar at the bottom and wait until it is complete.
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Once it has synced open the app folder and then open the view folder. Right click on HomePage and select ‘Run Play 2 App’ this will automatically generate your run configuration. It may also download a number of files that SBT needs which may take some time. Once it has compiled it will most likely let you know that you are missing some environment variables. We will get those setup now.
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Go to the Run Menu at the top and choose ‘Edit Configuration’, There are a few things we want to change here.
- First we want to check that the URL to open is
http://localhost:9000
- Then we want to enter some custom JVM Options
-Xms512M -Xmx6000M -Xss1M -XX:+CMSClassUnloadingEnabled -XX:MaxPermSize=256M
replacing whatever is already there. - Lastly we want to enter some Environment Variables click the folder icon then the + symbol and add the following environment variables. You will need to head over to google to get a client ID and secret.
- Click Apply then ok.
- First we want to check that the URL to open is
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Great now you can right click HomePage again and select ‘Run Play 2 App’ and it should compile and load up the homepage.
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Now you need to edit your DB in postgress and make yourself an admin if you want to be able to manage the data. For this i recommend using DataGrip which is also a JetBrains product.
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Open Datagrip and click the + button to add a new data source, select postgresSQL
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You will need to enter in your username and password for the postgres db (default user is ‘postgres’) and you may also need to install the driver which data grip will prompt you to do.
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once complete click test and ensure it works correctly. then open the user table inside public > tables and view your user. Assuming you have signed in with google correctly there should be one user there. Tick the boxes for supervisor and admin and then commit your changes.
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you should be good to go!
Document Last Updated on 28/03/2019


Apple Support
Apple Support gives you personalized access to solutions for all of your Apple products and services. Apple Support can help you find a nearby store, book a reservation, and add a pass to Wallet for easy check-in.
- SwiftUI
- Combine
- Swift Concurrency
- Compositional layouts
SongBar
Songbar is a macOS application for monitoring and controllign audio playback for Apple Music and Spotify. This application uses and is a good resource to learn about
- Scripting Bridge
- NSDistributedNotifications
- Swift Package Manager
- King Fisher
Key Bound
Key Bound is a keybinding application designed for users of vintage and generic keyboards to use their function keys to perform the same actions as on Apple’s Magic Keyboard. The app uses
- SwiftUI
- NSEvent
- Accessibility permissions
Loves Connect
Loves Connect is a fully native swift app that allows commercial drivers to purchase diesel from their cabs, check into showers and use Siri to check their loyalty status. Loves Connect was an early adopter of SwiftUI, and has ample test coverage facilitated by the VIP/clean swift design pattern.
J.B. Carrier 360
Carrier 360 is an application that allows owner operators and other small fleets participate in J.B. Hunt’s 360 market place. The app allows these carriers to find and bid on loads that are brokered through J.B. Hunt as well as mange related documents.


Excitement grows as Pansy Cradledew Day (Friday 26th March) approaches. Noting the deluge of gruesome compilation CDs in the shops to mark Mothering Sunday, the whizzkids in the Hooting Yard Marketing Division suggested we try something similar. The result is Now That's What I Call Pansy Cradledew, a ten-track CD chosen by Pansy herself:
- Aether, The Necks
- What is Wrong With Groovin'?, Letta Mbulu
- Temptation Of Egg, Giant Sand
- Sarabande, Georg Friedrich Handel
- The Rhythm Thief, Sparks
- Blister In The Sun, Violent Femmes
- Autumn In New York, Rosemary Clooney
- Land Of Ladies, The Brothers Johnson
- Your Fucking Sunny Day, Lambchop
- Dark Star, The Grateful Dead
Readers with what remains of their natural lives to spare are particularly encouraged to follow the Dark Star link.


treeService
umbraco.services
The tree service factory, used internally by the umbTree and umbTreeItem directives
Attempts to return a tree node's menu item based on the alias supplied, otherwise returns null.
args {object}
An arguments object
args.treeNode {object}
The tree node to get the menu item for
args.menuItemAlias {object}
The menu item alias to attempt to find


Cowboys vs. Patriots final score: New England's defense controls Dallas in low-scoring win
by James Crabtree-HanniganIf the Patriots hope to repeat as Super Bowl champions, they'll likely have to win some ugly games along the way. They reaffirmed their ability to do just that Sunday against the Cowboys, relying on defense in a 13-9 win on a rainy, windy day in New England.
Dallas, which falls to 6-5 but is still has a one-game lead onthe NFC East by a game, never got in the end zone as quarterback Dak Prescott and the offense continued to struggle against quality competition. Prescott was 19 for 33 through the air for 212 yards and an interception, part of a Dallas offensive performance that netted just 130 yards after halftime. It was the fourth time this year the Patriots (10-1) haven't allowed a touchdown.
PLAYOFF PICTURE: Updated standings for Week 12
The game's only touchdown was set up by a blocked punt by Patriots special teams ace Matthew Slater late in the first quarter. The block set up New England on the Dallas 12, and quarterback Tom Brady hit wide receiver N'Keal Harry for a 10-yard score two plays later. Brady was far from stellar himself, completing 17 of 37 attempts for 190 yards and a touchdown.
Harry's touchdown opened scoring, and the Patriots held a 10-6 advantage at halftime. The second half started with six consecutive punts before New England extended the lead with Nick Folk's third field goal of the game. Folk's stat line was about as good as any other Patriot's.
MORE: Questionable tripping penalty call sends Twitter into a frenzy
Dallas moved to the Patriots' 11 on the following drive but settled for another field goal. Then, the visitors forced a punt to get Prescott the ball back on his own 5 with 2:38 to play, only for the offense to move the chains just once before turning the ball over on downs. New England then turned to running back Sony Michel (20 carries, 85 yards) to convert a first down and ice the Patriots' victory.
Sporting News tracked live scoringupdates and highlights from the intriguing Week 12 game between the Cowboys and Patriots. Follow along below .
Cowboys vs. Patriots score
| Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 | Final | |
| Cowboys | 0 | 6 | 0 | 3 | 9 |
| Patriots | 7 | 3 | 0 | 3 | 13 |
Cowboys vs. Patriots: Scoring updates, highlights
Final: Patriots 13, Cowboys 9
7:27 p.m.: New England gets a first down on the ground, which should just about do it.
7:24 p.m.: Dallas has three timeouts left, so this one isn't over. There will also be plenty of discussion of the tripping call, which was far from a flagrant violation.
7:20 p.m.: TURNOVER ON DOWNS, Cowboys. Two would-be first downs get taken off the board for Dallas. The first, on third-and-1 is called back for a tripping call. The second is initially ruled a completion to Cooper but hit the ground. New England will take over on the Dallas 25.
7:16 p.m.: The Cowboys get a chunk of yardage on the first play of the drive but face a third-and-short on the other side of the 2-minute warning.
7:12 p.m.: Dallas bends but doesn't break, forcing a punt around midfield. The Cowboys will get it back on their own 5 with 2:38 to go and three timeouts.
7:02 p.m.: FIELD GOAL, Cowboys. Facing fourth-and-7 from the 11, Jason Garrett takes the points. Dallas is still without a touchdown this evening. Patriots 13, Cowboys 9.
6:58 p.m.: A huge play for the Cowboys. Prescott hits Randall Cobb for 59 yards to the Patriots 25. Cobb nearly lost the ball at the end but made a nice play to snag it out of the air.
6:50 p.m.: FIELD GOAL, Patriots. New England loses 10 yards over the final set of downs, but Folk is still good from 42 yards out to make it a touchdown lead again. That was easily the longest drive of the game, at a little over six minutes. Patriots 13, Cowboys 6.
End third quarter: Patriots 10, Cowboys 6
6:37 p.m.: We're well on our way to a scoreless third quarter, with less than a minute to play. Patriots and Cowboys both have three drives. Patriots gained 26 total yards, Cowboys 22.
6:25 p.m.: The teams have combined for two first downs on the first four drives of the second half.
6:07 p.m.: New England goes three-and-out. Brady has completed eight of his 18 pass attempts. Your thoughts, Tom?
6:03 p.m.: The second half is underway, with the Patriots in possession.
Halftime: Patriots 10, Cowboys 6
5:48 p.m.: MISSED FIELD GOAL, Patriots. Brady gives New England a chance to get some points on the final play of the first half, but Folk misses the 48-yarder. The Patriots head to halftime up four.
5:35 p.m.: FIELD GOAL, Cowboys. A big play plus roughing the passer puts Dallas in the red zone, but New England gets a third down stop to force a chip shot field goal. Maher is good from 27. Patriots 10, Cowboys 6.
5:27 p.m.: MISSED FIELD GOAL, Patriots. Now it's New England's turn to miss a kick. Folk is wide right from 46 yards out.
5:24 p.m.: A big gain to start the Patriots drive.
5:18 p.m.: FIELD GOAL, Cowboys. Elliott is up to 49 yards on 11 rushes. Prescott with a bad misfire on third down, which brings Brett Maher out for a 46-yarder he converts. Patriots 10, Cowboys 3.
5:09 p.m.: FIELD GOAL, Patriots. New England only goes 3 yards after the interception, but Nick Folk's 44-yarder is true. Patriots 10, Cowboys 0.
5:07 p.m.: INTERCEPTION, Patriots. Prescott throws behind Amari Cooper, and Stephon Gilmore dives in front of it for a pick. New England is back in business.
End first quarter: Patriots 7, Cowboys 0
4:56 p.m.: TOUCHDOWN, Patriots. Brady hits N'Keal Harry with a back-shoulder throw for a 10-yard score on the second play of the drive. Patriots 7, Cowboys 0.
4:54 p.m.: BLOCKED PUNT, Patriots. New England with the biggest play of the first quarter, overloading the left side of the Cowboys' line and allowing Matthew Slater to get a hand on the punt. The Patriots take over inside the red zone.
4:49 p.m.: Dallas sacks Brady on third down to get the ball back.
4:40 p.m.: MISSED FIELD GOAL, Cowboys. A pass interference penalty and a lot of Ezekiel Elliott brings Dallas to the edge of field goal range. But the 46-yard field goal doinks off the upright, and we remain scoreless.
4:32 p.m.: A heavy dose of Sony Michel runs moves the Patriots to about midfield, but an incompletion on third down brings out the punting unit.
4:28 p.m.: Jonathan Jones breaks up Prescott's third-down pass and forces and three-and-out.
4:26 p.m.: It is rainy, windy and reasonably cold in New England. The Cowboys start off after a touchback.
3:55 p.m.: Here are your inactives.


The Virus Game
How to Play
- A virus can either donate or take energy from each virus it is connected to.
- Press ⊙ to change between donate and take.
- Tap a virus to perform the action.
- The game is completed when none of the viruses have negative energy.


Please, write these two classes:
OperatingSystem
with a single String
property name
.DualBoot
with two OperatingSystem
properties primaryOs
and secondaryOs
.All the properties are to support reassignment. You can use whichever default values you want.


I received both Bachelor's and Master's Degree from Department of Computer Engineering, Chiang Mai University. I also have 3 years multicultural experience working as software engineer in Thailand. From that two points of view, I do understand the nature of software development in theoretical and practical. It has been really helping me keeping the good attitude and the good temptation on this science.
At Celestica I experienced the wide range of the technology such as Embedded System, RDBMS, Android, Web Application, Web Service and Management, and IoT. Requirement Gathering, Documentation, and Software Design are my duties as well. Moreover, Connecting and communicating people are important pieces which affect the process mobility and I also participate in. My last responsibility is Embedded System Diagnostic Engineer.
Creating a game there is really passionate there. I had a chance to develop a game, working with content team to build a story. I learned using unity3D (C#) to code whole game.
A thesis named “Risk Management Simulation Game in Software Development”, game for training the software engineers in Risk Management Process. The game’s risk scenario is extracted from experience of software developers who work in Chiang Mai, Thailand. This project’s inspired by my senior project.
GPA: 3.87
A game call “Risk Manager Game”, playing in context of Risk Management Process.
GPA: 2.21
Pontakorn Sonchan, Sakgasit Ramingwong, "ARMI 2.0: An online risk management simulation", Electrical Engineering/Electronics Computer Telecommunications and Information Technology (ECTI-CON) 2015 12th International Conference on, pp. 1-5, 2015.
P. Sonchan, S. Ramingwong, "Top twenty risks in software projects: A content analysis and Delphi study", Electrical Engineering/Electronics Computer Telecommunications and Information Technology (ECTICON) 2014, pp. 1-6.


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Assignment 8 - HTTP Requests
Marco!...Polo! Making HTTP requests and handling the response
This page is for testing Axios HTTP requests.
Write your Axios request configuration code here and press the button below to send it.
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Can you send me the wif to this address please I could make use of it for some hardware related stuff.
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siu - Chainmakers02-Apr-19 05:20 PM
daily dose of spam
SHossain02-Apr-19 05:21 PM
sent
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NutellaLicka02-Apr-19 05:33 PM
Do notaries specifically use Iguana to do the notarisations onto BTC? Is running a BTC full node required?
CHMEX02-Apr-19 05:33 PM
they use Iguana to do all the notarizations and yes you need a BTC full node
you need a full node of all notarized chains
NutellaLicka02-Apr-19 05:35 PM
Thanks. From what I understand, the testnet is notarising to KMD, is a BTC full node required for the testnet?
CHMEX02-Apr-19 05:37 PM
not required for testnet
but I guess doesnt hurt to sync it once(edited)
NutellaLicka02-Apr-19 05:39 PM
I suppose it'd make the transition to mainnet easy
mrlynch02-Apr-19 06:09 PM
@blackjok3r is it possible to set a limit on cleanwallettransactions ?
Lumbi02-Apr-19 06:14 PM
who is grabbing all the BEER from the fridge? I got one pekid lookin' iguana ...(edited)
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PHBA206102-Apr-19 06:18 PM
Remove all txs that are spent. You can clear all txs bar one, by specifiying a txid
seems like a no to me
Deleted User02-Apr-19 06:18 PM
if you intend to use testnet server for mainnet yeah @NutellaLicka it can t hurt to sync all, and in case you got sync issues you ll get plznty of time to solve it
look at the loops used in the rpc file @mrlynch about clearwallet. iirc it uses a value for block target, don t know if it s possible to set a limit in tx (that would just mean changing how the loop acts)
but basically if you re able to understand the loop and array created, you can control what remains
mrlynch02-Apr-19 06:21 PM
trying to find it in the code
Deleted User02-Apr-19 06:22 PM
rpcwallet
under wallet if I remember right
all rpc calls are defined in this cpp or .h file
mrlynch02-Apr-19 06:25 PM
found it
silly me.. was looking in the master branch
Deleted User02-Apr-19 06:25 PM
it s like some sort of cursor pointing. using a tx as base is easy on loops cause a tx links to a blocknumber
am absolutely not able to do that myself, or it would take me a lot of time to get it working, but now it s clearly written, adapting seems possible, I just only can point you where the stuff is, @blackjok3r is the guru here
mrlynch02-Apr-19 06:32 PM
if ( out.nDepth > oldestTxDepth )
oldestTxDepth = out.nDepth;
is nDepth the number of blocks/confs that have passed?
i'm assuming yes, just want to confirm
oldestTxDepth = oldestTxDepth + 1; // add extra block just for safety.
English converted to hiragana katakana syllabes. takushi = taxi! Curasu= course(edited)
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PHBA206102-Apr-19 08:37 PM
@Deleted User that is because japanese don't use greek alphabet, they use a system called syllabary instead
@Strob as expected from someone who learns karate
Strob02-Apr-19 08:38 PM
I also traveled to japan like 15 times. My wife is japanese!
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ぼくの妻はにほんじんですよ！(edited)
PHBA206102-Apr-19 08:40 PM
wow, I 've never been there but wish to travel at some point in the future too
SHossain02-Apr-19 08:40 PM
toire = toilet
PHBA206102-Apr-19 08:40 PM
it's been awhile since I learnt how to read hiragana
SHossain02-Apr-19 08:41 PM
it's a nice language
Strob02-Apr-19 08:41 PM
They have the most sophisticated といれ in the world!(edited)
SHossain02-Apr-19 08:41 PM
i know few sentences
PHBA206102-Apr-19 08:42 PM
といれ with heater right
Strob02-Apr-19 08:42 PM
There are so may dialects and politness levels. there is even a special dialect only to speak to the emperor that only him and few persons ca speak!(edited)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Apr-19 08:43 PM
speaks Redneckenese and that's it, he don't need none of that other jibbery nonsense
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PHBA206102-Apr-19 08:44 PM
yeah it's common for east asian language to have dialects and politness level
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Strob02-Apr-19 08:48 PM
Just restarted on a fresh install with my nvme drives we'll see if it makes any difference.
Contribute to MrMLynch/nnutils development by creating an account on GitHub.
that's all there is
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Strob02-Apr-19 10:14 PM
Same here CG
I restarted my modem cause I discovered that the new modem they installed last week had a firewall. It looked the same as my old one but the old one didn't had a firewall!
Right when I pressed restart there were 4 notarization laucnhed but they died!
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Apr-19 10:17 PM
@mrlynch that works for me for everything but KMD
mrlynch02-Apr-19 10:17 PM
what do u get if u run just checkwalletsize.sh?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Apr-19 10:18 PM
KMD is there
138M
mrlynch02-Apr-19 10:18 PM
and it's not coming up in the stats?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Apr-19 10:18 PM
correct
mrlynch02-Apr-19 10:20 PM
is it on the 1st line in the output when u run checkwalletsize?


--- title: Let the Blooms Begin!! date: 2008-06-04 00:00:00 -06:00 categories: - whats-blooming layout: post blog-banner: whats-blooming-now-summer.jpg post-date: June 4, 2008 post-time: 12:56 PM blog-image: wbn-default.jpg ---
Japanese Wisteria Wisteria floribunda
One of our native roses is beginning to flower and will continue for most of the summer. It's pink flowers will then turn to tasty rose hips that are very high in vitamin C.
Woods Rose Rosa woodsii
The columbines throughout Redbutte are in their prime right now. They are very fragrant so be sure and take the time to smell them when you come upon any.
Columbine Aquilegia sp.
Fragrant Columbine Aquilegia fragrans
When you stroll throught the Water Pavillion Garden keep your eye open for the Carolina Allspice bush and the Siberian Yarrow.
Siberian Yarrow Achillea siberica
Carolina Allspice Calycanthus floridus
To finish off this blog, here are a couple pictures from the Floral Walk
Bigroot Geranium Geranium macrorrhizum
Shasta Daisy Leucanthemum x superbum
It seems like you can't walk anywhere in the garden now without being confronted with color and fragrance. Low growing groundcovers such as Thyme and large trees like the Golden Chain Trees are in bloom right now, and let me tell you, they are spectacular.
There's no better time to visit the garden than the present.


class: center, middle # Introduction to Materials Informatics --- # Class goals - Give a survey of materials science, machine learning, and (very basic) Python coding - Provide **intuition** to help understand advanced concepts --- # Agenda 1. Introductions 2. Materials science 3. Informatics and machine learning 4. Coding and plotting materials science data --- # Class format - Lots of **interactive discussion and questions** - Some basic coding and interactive demos at the end - Ask questions at any time (but please raise your hand) - If you need to briefly leave for any reason (e.g. water / snack / bathroom / phone call), feel free to do so without asking and feel free to come back in (don't worry about interrupting) --- # Introduction - A little about me - Round-table student intros (name? grade? favorite subject?) --- class: center, middle # Materials Science --- # What is Materials Science? Some examples...
--- # What is Materials Science? Some examples...
--- # What is Materials Science? Some examples...
--- # What is Materials Science? Some examples...
--- # What is Materials Science?
--- # What is Materials Science?
--- class: center, middle # Structures and Properties of Materials --- # Crystal structures - What is a crystal? Can anyone give examples?
??? [Show picture of crystal lattice and/or unit cell] [Useful because it lets us DESCRIBE MATERIALS] --- # DISCUSSION: Which ones are crystals? - Which of these are crystals? Which aren't? Why? See if you can convince your neighbor.
??? [ Show a few images, macro/micro/atomic scale ] --- # Bravais lattices
--- # Is this a Bravais lattice?
--- # We need to consider the **basis**
--- # Unit cells can get tricky - How many atoms are in this one?
--- # Atomic scale structure
--- # Nanostructures
--- # Material properties At the end of the day, we often care about what **properties** materials have. One general example is mechanical strength (e.g., doesn't break easily if you pull on it). - Can you think of other examples of useful properties? What kinds of materials might have these properties? --- # DISCUSSION: Thinking about properties - What **properties** do you think this material has?
--- # Thermodynamic stability: What can / can't we make?
??? [Show pictures of something like lego blocks or whatever. What is stable? What is unstable? Why?] [Show idea of energy landscapes. What is stable? Unstable? Why?] [Explain metastable and unstable] [Useful because it tells us WHAT TO EXPECT FROM A MATERIAL] --- # DISCUSSION: Which ones are stable / metastable / unstable? - Which of these are stable? Metastable? Unstable? Why? See if you can convince your neighbor.
??? [ Show a few images, both materials and non-materials examples ] --- # DISCUSSION: Diamond stability? - Are diamonds stable? Metastable? Unstable? Why?
??? - They're metastable, but why don't we see them decomposing? See if anyone can guess KINETICS / REACTION RATES --- # Kinetic barriers
??? [ Use something like analogy of going from point A to point B but there's a hill in the way ] [ Shift analogy to energy landscape -- which point should be lower? What does the hill represent? ] [Useful because it tells us HOW/WHY MATERIALS CHANGE (ESPECIALLY SPEED/RATE)] --- # Recap of materials science - We want to link between size scales (and between structure / properties) - Thermodynamic stability tells us what we can make
--- class: center, middle # Informatics and Machine Learning --- # Informatics - what is it? - Let's contrast with 'first principles' reasoning: Which is heavier? A block of iron or a block of wood (of same sizes)? Why?
--- # Data-first isn't always so silly - If I throw a ball in an arc, how do I figure out where it lands?
--- # Data-first isn't always so silly - If I throw a ball in an arc, how do I figure out where it lands?
--- # First principles VS data-driven - The goal is (often) **prediction** in both cases - First principles is used when a **theory** is able to predict the results - Data-driven methods are used when we must guess a model from **past experience** (or past data)
--- # DISCUSSION: Finding patterns in the data X1 = `[ 01, 02, 03, 04, 05 ]` Y1 = `[ 01, 04, ??, 16, 25 ]` *** X2 = `[ 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07 ]` Y2 = `[ 01, 01, 02, 03, 05, 08, ?? ]` *** X3 = `[ 04, 05, 07, 03, 24, 12, 35, 18 ]` Y3 = `[ 01, 00, 00, 00, 01, 01, 00, ?? ]` --- # We want to find **models** from our data - What is the line here? What determines where it should be drawn? - If the temperature rises to 30C, how much money will you make?
??? [Show diagram of 'best fit lines' and other easy examples] [Qualitatively explain the idea of error and fit, prediction and generalization] --- #DISCUSSION: But models aren't always so easy to find...
--- # "Machine learning" and "artificial intelligence" - Hot topics these days: but what are these fields about? - Lots of things, but one major theme is learning **models from the data** ## Kinds of machine learning 1. Unsupervised 2. Supervised 3. Semi-supervised --- # Unsupervised learning
--- # Supervised learning
--- # Semi-supervised learning
--- # Semi-supervised learning
--- # A cool machine learning example
--- # A cool machine learning example
--- # A materials informatics research example
- (Source: 10.3389/fmats.2016.00019) --- class: center, middle # Interactive Demos and Coding --- # Intro to Python - Popular general-purpose programming language in the sciences (and other fields too) ```python #A function ACCEPTS ARGUMENTS and gives you BACK A VALUE def add_numbers(a, b): sum = a + b return sum #Most programs use CONDITIONAL LOGIC if add_numbers(1, 2) > 6: print ( "The number was bigger than 6" ) else: print ( "The number wasn't bigger than 6" ) ``` --- # Intro to Python ```python #You can IMPORT additional FUNCTIONS that other people have created from weather_functions import is_rainy_outside from outdoors_functions import is_sprinkler_on #And you can build your own functions using the IMPORTED FUNCTIONS def should_bring_umbrella(): return bool( is_rainy_outside() or is_sprinkler_on() ) if should_bring_umbrella(): bring_umbrella = True ``` --- #Plotting is really simple ```python #This is a 'pretend' example, but the real thing is very close to this from plot_functions import plot_scatter from dataset import plot_data plot_scatter(plot_data['x'], plot_data['y']) ``` --- # Materials informatics: a dataset - Periodic Table of Elements: - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Bowserinator/Periodic-Table-JSON/master/PeriodicTableJSON.json
--- # Plotting the data and looking for patterns - We will use https://studio.azureml.net/ as our Python environment ```python #Import libraries for data loading and plotting (and assign shorthand names to the libraries) import pandas as pd import matplotlib.pyplot as plt #Read data and change rows/columns dataframe = pd.read_json("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Bowserinator/Periodic-Table-JSON/master/PeriodicTableJSON.json") dataframe = dataframe.transpose() #Print out column names print ( dataframe.keys() ) ``` *** ```python #Set up plot and control view limits dataframe.plot("atomic_mass", "density", kind="scatter") plt.xlim(0, 300) plt.ylim(0, 40) ``` --- # Real research-based materials informatics example - http://www.mrl.ucsb.edu:8080/datamine/thermoelectric.jsp - Try playing around with the different plots --- # Some background info - **Thermoelectrics**: Materials where temperature differences produce electric currents (or vice versa) - **ZT**: Describes "how good" a material is at producing thermoelectric effect - **HHI**: Describes market share (higher = more monopolistic) --- # A (generic) neural net demo - http://playground.tensorflow.org - Try playing around with it --- # Thanks for listening! Any last questions? - You can get access the slides at these links if you ever want to revisit the lecture material: (Raw content) https://github.com/eddotman/intro-to-materials-informatics *** (Online slide viewer) http://htmlpreview.github.io/?https://raw.githubusercontent.com/eddotman/intro-to-materials-informatics/master/slides.html


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Ayahuasca & Mushrooms (P. cubensis)
I was at one point invited into a healing ceremony with a Peruvian Ayahausquero, and gladly accepted the offer, having at that point worked with mushrooms quite a bit, and wanting to move on to other triptamine based entheogens. The ceremony was held over a weekend, at a spiritual center outside of Seattle, Wa. with participants drinking ayahuasca Friday and Saturday nights. Friday was a good but mild experience, even though more was offered, I took only 3oz. of Ayahuasca, wanting to 'test the waters' with this new teacher. I did feel the effects for a couple of hours, saw beautiful patterns and such, and eventually fell into a deep dreamless sleep.
I awoke the next day feeling a little disapointed, after all, I had heard that Ayahuasca is amongst the cream of the crop of entheogens. I spent the day alone, in deep meditation, and sometime in the early afternoon, I started hearing the voice of my mushroom teacher. This was the first time I heard this voice while not under the influence, so I must say, it took me quite by surprise.
It told me that I had some fear of a new teacher, and to find what I was looking for I should be 'introduced' by the mushroom!
I am not one to argue the Logos, so when I packed up my belongings, I made sure to include some of my fungal friends. I went to the shaman, and explained what had happened to me that day, and told him that I would very much like to try this. His response was simply 'you are the traveller, so if you are up for it, I would like to know myself'.
I started off slow, 3oz. of Ayahuasca and 2.5gms. of mushrooms. Within half an hour, the logos came, and instructed me to take more. I went to the shaman, and asked him for another cup, and then ate the remaining mushrooms.
Very shortly afterwards, I was kneeling on my matt, when I felt the sensation of a wave coming up behind me. As it hit, it literally knocked me into a prone position. I opened my eyes to find that I now was holding a glowing entity in my arms, that eminated a feeling of divine love. The spirit and I froliced for a bit (close to an hour I imagine) in an amazing communion of spirits, that I can only relate to the best sex you ever could have, times ten.
After our little 'trist' the spirit began to teach me, not in a way my mushroom teacher does. I would put out a thought, it would show me how it relates to the universe, I would think about the relationship, etc. I began to have one of the few true 'stream of conciousness' experiences of my life, where the facts behind every thought were instantly there. Then I moved onto the healing.
I have a friend who has had an enormous amount of pain inflicted on her psyche over the years. She knew I was doing ayahuasca that weekend, and asked me to help her if it came to mind, and I promised I would try, but what she was feeling seemed to me to be an incredible need to cry. To this she explained that she had not cried in nearly 15 years, for when she did, it felt like acid had been poured down her face. During my experience, she popped into my head, and I asked the spirit, 'what does she need?'
The reply came back 'you were right, she needs to cry.'
'She says she canīt, it causes her pain.'
'Then you need to focus on taking the pain from her.'
 She had a briliant smile on her face, and was crying.
The next morning I went home to find a message from my friend on my machine saying that something incredible had happened, and that I needed to see her right away. I went to her house, and she told me that in the middle of the night, she awoke from a sound sleep, and felt an immense wave of emotion. The wave got stronger and stronger, until suddenly she couldnīt help but to cry. She cried and cried, and not for an instant did it cause her pain.
I sat on her bed, and poised myself the way I had seen her in my vision, and she asked in amazement, 'how did you know that?!'
I could only smile.
I have since this experience taken ayahuasca somewhere around 40 times, and only twice did I have such strong visions. Both times, I had taken mushrooms with the Ayahuasca. I am very curious to know if anyone else has taken this mix, and what there results have been.
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Saracens 44-3 Ospreys: Premiership side respond with emphatic Champions Cup home win
by Michael CantillonEuropean champions Saracens responded to last week's heavy defeat to Racing 92 in Paris with a crushing 44-3 Champions Cup win over the Ospreys in London.
Tries from Jack Singleton, Rotimi Segun (two), Alex Lewington and Richard Barrington, and a penalty try, saw the Premiership side romp to a Pool 4 victory at Allianz Park.
The Ospreys, who were still missing Wales trio Alun Wyn Jones, Justin Tipuric and George North, were second-best across the park, with Saracens also without England internationals Owen Farrell, Billy Vunipola and Maro Itoje.
The victory also came in the wake of Saracens confirming they would not request a review of Premiership Rugby's decision to hand out a 35-point deduction due to the club's salary cap breaches.
Next up in this pool, Saracens face Munster at Thomond Park in two weeks' time, while Ospreys host Racing 92 at the Liberty Stadium in Swansea.
A pair of fairly contentious offside calls brought about the first points of the game for the home side, as first Elliot Daly struck from distance off the tee on his Saracens debut after 13 minutes, before Manu Vunipola did likewise on 18 minutes from closer in for 6-0.
Three minutes later, Saracens were over for the opening try as hooker Singleton touched down at the back of dominant rolling maul following an attacking five-metre lineout.
Ospreys got themselves onto the board just shy of the half-hour mark when James Hook struck a penalty from distance after Sarries prop Titi Lamositele was penalised for collapsing, but things would quickly get worse for the Welsh region.
Indeed, Saracens were next to score within moments as wing Segun seared in down the right wing after a rather fortunate Tom Whitely kick and superb Daly break and pass.
Segun's opposite winger Lewington was the next try-scorer as a superb Saracens move full of energy down the left saw the wing stride over untouched, with centre Brad Barritt producing the killer pass.
Seven minutes into the second period, the try bonus-point was wrapped up by Saracens and again Daly was the architect as he broke a tackle and offloaded brilliantly, sucking in two players, for Segun to sprint in for his second score.
The next points would not arrive until the 62nd minute, but again it was Saracens as two heavy scrum drives five metres from the Ospreys try-line - the second unrelenting - forced referee Mathieu Raynal to run under the posts and award a penalty try.
With 15 minutes to go, Barrington powered his way over the line under the posts as Jackson Wray and Ben Earl latched on to force the replacement prop over.
And that was how the scoring remained in north London, with Sarries attentions now turning back to the Premiership, before a double header with Munster in Pool 4 on the weekends of December 7 and December 14.


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Welcome to #Big Proof 2019.
I will also be there.
I'll be there! I am speaking on Wed morning :D (and leaving on Wed evening :-( because I have a talk in London on Thursday)
Is anyone else getting there tomorrow?
I'm coming up from London first thing Monday morning.
I will also get the train on Monday morning.
Hi I will be there too.
Looking forward to it.
I will be there as well!
What is your background Wojciech? I'm trying to figure out where to pitch my talk!
For me personally it's undergraduate-level computer science (just finished my BSc) and the kinds of maths used in physics (e.g. complex analysis), but I'm not sure how representative I am of the Big Proof audience :) I've been Leaning on-and-off for about 10 months.
I'll be there, arriving early tomorrow afternoon.
Does anyone know whether the forecasted rain is likely to be like the rain was in Amsterdam, or for real?
Scotland does rain pretty well
Are the talks recorded? I'm not going to be there :(
I have asked on Twitter. Goodness knows if this is an effective way to actually get an answer
Scotland does rain pretty well
Can confirm
Hi all. I'll be there starting Tuesday morning.
I'll be there. I'll arrive around 9pm today and stay until Friday afternoon
Pack an umbrella ;-)
Done
If anyone's interested in dinner tonight, let me know! I had a very late lunch so I'm in no hurry.
I'm on the train from London :D Should be preparing my talk but am instead trying to debug Kenny's type class inference issues
Which train are you on? I'm getting on the Edinburgh train in York at 8:55.
I got on in London at 8am
OK, that won't be the same train.
I thought 1 hour to York was a bit optimistic.
Kevin just pointed me to this stream. I am staying in the Salisbury Green hotel. I just had a big breakfast, so I'll skip lunch and head over to the ICMS around 1. I am looking forward to seeing you all.
We're going to Kismot
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This Korean staple is easy to make and has a spicy kick that works well with fish, meat and all sorts of leftovers.
Put the rice wine vinegar, fish sauce, palm sugar and Korean chilli powder into a small saucepan and bring the mixture to a gentle simmer, stirring until the sugar dissolves. Stir through the lemon juice.
Mix together the cabbage, chillies, carrots, ginger, garlic and seaweed in a large bowl. Transfer to an airtight container.
Pour the hot lemon mixture over the vegetables, seal the container, then shake to coat the vegetables in the marinade. Set the container aside to cool, then leave for 1 week at room temperature to ferment.
When the kimchi has fermented, slice the scallops very thinly and arrange them on a serving platter. Sprinkle over the lime zest, then squeeze over the lime juice. Season, to taste, with salt.
Heat the rapeseed oil in a frying pan over a medium to high heat. Add the halibut steaks, presentation side down, and fry for 1-2 minutes, then add the butter and fry for a further minute. Turn over and fry the halibut on the other side for a further 2 minutes, basting continuously with the pan juices.
To serve, spoon a portion of the kimchi onto each plate. Top with some of the sliced scallops, then lay one halibut steak on top. Garnish with a little coriander cress.


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