ftp_nlist
(PHP 4, PHP 5, PHP 7)
ftp_nlist — 返回给定目录的文件列表
说明
array ftp_nlist ( resource $ftp_stream , string $directory )
参数
ftp_stream
FTP 连接资源。
directory
指定要列表的目录。本参数接受带参数的形式，例如： ftp_nlist($conn_id, "-la /
you/dir"); 注意此参数不对传入值做处理，在目录或者文件名包括空格或特殊的情况
下，可能会存在问题。
返回值
如果成功则返回给定目录下的文件名组成的数组，否则返回 FALSE。
范例
Example #1 ftp_nlist() 例子
以上例程的输出类似于：
array(3) {
[0]=>
string(11) "public_html"
[1]=>
string(10) "public_ftp"
[2]=>
string(3) "www"
参见
• ftp_rawlist() - 返回指定目录下文件的详细列表
User Contributed Notes 36 notes
===============================================================================
Some complain that ftp_nlist, always return FALSE. I did experience this
behavior myself, until I used ftp_pasv, which is useful if your client is
behind a firewall (which most clients are now), then ftp_nlist worked just
fine. I don't really know what are all the implications of using ftp_pasv, but
if you read or experience that ftp_nlist, ftp_get, ftp_nb_get doesn't work, try
adding the following:
ftp_pasv($conn_id,true);
===============================================================================
While running WAMP (Vista, Apache 2.21, MySQL 5.1.36, PHP 5.3) and recursively
downloading files from a LAMP FTP server (Ubuntu 8.04, Apache 2.2.8, MySQL
5.1.51a, PHP 5.2.4, VSFPTD), I would find that my script stops downloading
files after a while. I traced it to the call to ftp_nlist halting the script.
To solve this, I did a ftp_pasv($ftp, true). There's nothing in the VSFTPD,
Apache, or PHP error logs on either the client or the server. Very strange.
===============================================================================
I've made a recursive function to list all files from folders and subfolders
using ftp_rawlist() . I used the function below from ari, parse_rawlist()
function list_all_files($conn_id, $path){
$buff = ftp_rawlist($conn_id, $path);
$res = parse_rawlist( $buff) ;
static $flist = array();
if(count($res)>0){
foreach($res as $result){
// verify if is dir , if not add to the list of files
if($result['size']== 0){
// recursively call the function if this file is a folder
list_all_files($conn_id, $path.'/'.$result['name']);
}
else{
// this is a file, add to final list
$flist[] = $result;
}
}
}
return $flist;
}
===============================================================================
Beware:
The array will contain complete paths, not just filenames. At least in PHP
4.3.11 when I tried
ftp_nlist("www.example.com/docs/some/thing")
it dumped something like this:
[0]=>
string(41) "www.example.com/docs/some/thing/file1.htm"
[1]=>
string(41) "www.example.com/docs/some/thing/file2.htm"
[2]=>
string(41) "www.example.com/docs/some/thing/file3.htm"
[3]=>
string(41) "www.example.com/docs/some/thing/file4.htm"
[4]=>
string(41) "www.example.com/docs/some/thing/file5.htm"
===============================================================================
I noticed that this function won't work if working path is different, because
$dir keeps value of whole path string. That's why adding basename()-function
strips the path and this function will work also sub folders, not only in root
folder.
function ftp_is_dir($dir) {
global $ftp_connect;
if (ftp_chdir($ftp_connect, basename($dir))) {
ftp_chdir($ftp_connect, '..');
return true;
} else {
return false;
}
}
===============================================================================
Hi,
I wrote this function to get the file list, I tested it only with php5 with
linux ftp. And works fine for me.
it will return an array with the name, type (file/folder), owner, owner_id and
rights.
Greets,
Jacob
===============================================================================
How to get the file list in alphabetical order with all directories at the top:
directory
if (ftp_size($ftp_connect, $v) == -1) {
//output as [ directory ]
echo "[ " . $v . " ]
\n";
}
}
foreach ($ftp_nlist as $v) {
//2. Size is not '-1' => file
if (!(ftp_size($ftp_connect, $v) == -1)) {
//output as file
echo "" . $v . "
\n";
}
}
?>
Result looks like:
[ a_mydirectory ]
[ b_mydirectory ]
[ c_mydirectory ]
...
a_myfile.htm
b_myfile.css
c_myfile.php
...
===============================================================================
better version of turigeza on yahoo com ftp_rmdirr() function.
This return true or false if the path will be removed :
function ftp_rmdirr($handle, $path)
{
if(!@ftp_delete($handle, $path))
{
$list = @ftp_nlist($handle, $path);
if(!empty($list))
foreach($list as $value)
ftp_rmdirr($handle, $value);
}
if(@ftp_rmdir($handle, $path))
return true;
else
return false;
}
===============================================================================
So I wrote a simple function using ftp_nlist() to recursively list only files
in a specified directory.
/**
* Returns a list of files in the given directory, excluding directories.
*
* @param resource $ftp_stream
* The link identifier of the FTP connection.
* @param string $directory
* The directory to be listed.
* Note that this parameter isn't escaped so there may be some issues with
filenames containing spaces and other characters.
* @param bool $recursive
* (optional) If set to TRUE, the issued command will be done recursively.
*
* @return array
* Returns an array of filenames from the specified directory.
*/
function ftp_files_list($ftp_stream, $directory, $recursive = false) {
$files = array();
$list = ftp_nlist($ftp_stream, $directory);
if (is_array($list)) {
// Strip away dot directories.
$list = array_slice($list, 2);
foreach ($list as $filename) {
$path = $directory . '/' . $filename;
// If size equals -1 it's a directory.
if (ftp_size($ftp_stream, $path) === -1) {
if ($recursive) {
$files = array_merge($files, ftp_files_list($ftp_stream, $path,
$recursive));
}
} else {
// Strip away root directory path to ensure all file paths are
relative.
$files[] = substr($path, strpos($path, '/') + 1);
}
}
}
return $files;
}
===============================================================================
This function returns an array with the directory path and all files and
subdirs which are in this
function ftp_searchdir($conn_id, $dir)
{
if( !@ftp_is_dir( $conn_id, $dir ) ) {
die( 'No such directory on the ftp-server' );
}
if( strrchr( $dir, '/' ) != '/' ) {
$dir = $dir.'/';
}
$dirlist[0] = $dir;
$list = ftp_nlist( $conn_id, $dir );
foreach( $list as $path ) {
$path = './'.$path;
if( $path != $dir.'.' && $path != $dir.'..') {
if( ftp_is_dir( $conn_id, $path ) ) {
$temp = ftp_searchdir( $conn_id, ($path), 1 );
$dirlist = array_merge( $dirlist, $temp );
} else {
$dirlist[] = $path;
}
}
}
ftp_chdir( $conn_id, '/../' );
return $dirlist;
}
----------------------------------------------------------------------
//Looks if a directory ($dir) is isset
//returns true or false
function ftp_is_dir( $conn_id, $dir )
{
if( @ftp_chdir( $conn_id, $dir ) ) {
ftp_chdir( $conn_id, '/../' );
return true;
} else {
return false;
}
}
===============================================================================
A little correction to king_killa at juggalos4life dot com's note, it isn't
ftp_res, it's ftp_size.
By the way, here is a complete function that will get all the files on a
server, then write them to a array.
";
//Set defaults just in case. PHP complains anyway if we don't.
$dir = "";
function filecollect($dir,$filelist) {
global $ftp1; //Get our ftp
$files = ftp_nlist($ftp1,$dir); //get files in directory
foreach ($files as $file) {
$isfile = ftp_size($ftp1, $file);
if($isfile == "-1") { //Is a file or directory?
$filelist = filecollect($dir.'/'.$file,$filelist,$num); //If a folder, do a
filecollect on it
}
else {
$filelist[(count($filelist)+1)] = $file; //If not, add it as a file to the
file list
}
}
return $filelist;
}
$filelist = filecollect($dir,$filelist);
echo "
"; print_r($filelist); echo ""; ?> This is really handy if your trying to transfer all the files from a ftp server to another server. Which, is why I made the script in the first place. heh.. =============================================================================== ftp_nlist() or ftp_rawlist() takes ages then returns nothing... If you are having this issue, you may need to enable PASV mode FTP transfers using the ftp_pasv() function. Example... Connecting to $ftp_host via FTP..."; $conn = ftp_connect($ftp_host); $login = ftp_login($conn, $ftp_user, $ftp_password); // //Enable PASV ( Note: must be done after ftp_login() ) // $mode = ftp_pasv($conn, TRUE); //Login OK ? if ((!$conn) || (!$login) || (!$mode)) { die("FTP connection has failed !"); } echo "


Implements an estimator for relative risk based on the median unbiased estimator. The relative risk estimator is well defined and performs satisfactorily for a wide range of data configurations. The details of the method are available in Carter et al (2010) <doi:10.1111/j.1467-9876.2010.00711.x>.
| Version: | 0.1.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.3) |
| Imports: | stats |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown |
| Published: | 2018-04-06 |
| Author: | Rickey Carter [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Rickey Carter <carter.rickey at mayo.edu> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
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We'll need a test, and we should use Wayfinder.for(obj).parent
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by None at 2021-01-29 17:11:19.This isn't on purpose. I've seen this happen when there's a broken field or something.
A broken field in Solr, like a bad solrconfig.xml or schema.xml ?
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by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-01-29 20:15:27.It looks like we generate the title from the unitdate/unittitle, so if you have some example records as well as what you want the title to be we can make it happen.
Well now I'm wondering if it should remain as is for now since that's how it's displayed on pulfa. Maybe the date info could be a smaller font similar to how it appears on pulfa?
@sdellis Thoughts? I'm not sure what the accessibility implications are there.
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by Shaun Ellis at 2021-01-28 22:54:58.This is great, honestly looks alot better than the previous!!! Thanks!
All fixed.
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by None at 2021-01-29 20:47:27.These will eventually redirect, yes, as soon as the site goes live at findingaids.princeton.edu
For now I could maybe mutate them at index time so it replaces findingaids links with their beta equivalents.
Hmmm, so I am thinking this will come up as a question as we ask staff to use the site so if you could mutate them for now it would be helpful.
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by None at 2021-01-29 22:13:38.Would be great if this could happen sooner rather than later, but since it's not happening now, not a deal breaker.
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by None at 2021-01-29 22:18:18.Vacillating on whether this is release blocking issue...does need to happen sooner rather than later.
I'd recommend against totally new features blocking release, since they have the most surprising things that need to change with them.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-01-29 23:06:48.Closed via https://github.com/pulibrary/figgy/pull/4395
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-01-29 23:08:43.Of ~63k Agent records, ~50k are linked to components/Archival Object records. The remaining 13k are linked to 2638 unique collections/Resource records
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-01-29 20:56:51.Addressing the original question (redundant display), I wonder whether this could be addressed by a few small display changes.
In a result screen looking like this:
I feel like we could gain a lot by 1) repeating the search term directly above the search results, in black (it's currently showing in the facet button up and off to the left, gray) 2) stating "n search result(s)" (perhaps with "in" or ":") right above the collection link 3) adding in the entity's role with the target of the link, whether that target is a collection or a component, e.g. "creator of"
Thinking out loud, I'm also wondering whether things would get clearer--perhaps not--if we unlinked the collection name at the top of the group?
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- Characteristics:
- people seek you out for counsel
- see the positive very quickly in a situation
- able to compliment a person for a job well done
- able to point out to a discouraged person how far they have grown
- Cautions:
- getting so involved in people's lives that an inappropriate relationship develops
- over involving oneself to the detriment of others important duties
- oversimplifying complexed problems
- being taken advantage of
- Biblical Example: Barnabas


Unlike our friend the agent_person, the minimal accession record boils down to three fields
Everything else is optional. The Accession record can be quite detailed. I suggest experimenting by filling out an example in the web UI and viewing the results via a python script using list_accession().


[gecode-users] initialize ViewArray<IntView> from IntVarArray
Pascal Francq (Mailing lists)
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Wed Mar 13 16:57:37 CET 2013
Hi,
I am developing a propagator which constructors takes an IntVarArray as
parameter, and I want to initialize a ViewArray on this parameter.
My current code looks like :
class MyPropagator : public Propagator
{
ViewArray<IntView> C;
MyPropagator(Home home,IntVarArray& c)
: Propagator(home), C(home,c.size())
{
for(size_t j=0;j<4;j++)
C[j]=IntView(c[j]);
C.subscribe(home,*this,PC_GEN_ASSIGNED);
}
};
When I run the code, I have segmentation fault. I suppose that my
constructor is not correct.
Thanks.
--
Dr. Pascal Francq
Belgium
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Accepts an array of one or more recipients and tries to resolve unsupplied arguments to provide more comprehensive
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[
{
"module": "Contacts",
"id": "962cefa8-2f1f-11e6-9ade-80e6500b09a0",
"email": "",
"name": ""
},
{
"module": "Leads",
"id": "9c61c46a-a7c5-df71-481c-51d48232f820",
"email": "",
"name": "Vince Tallion"
}
]
Response
[
{
"module": "Contacts",
"id": "962cefa8-2f1f-11e6-9ade-80e6500b09a0",
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"name": "Kelly Germaine",
"resolved": true
},
{
"module": "Leads",
"id": "9c61c46a-a7c5-df71-481c-51d48232f820",
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"name": "Vince Tallion",
"resolved": true
}
]
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Last version in which /Mail/recipients/lookup POST is available.
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- add(Sentence) - Method in class And
- addToSentenceArray(Sentence[], Sentence) - Static method in class Helper
-
Appends the obj argument to the Object array Returns the new array
- And - Class in <Unnamed>
- And(Sentence...) - Constructor for class And
B
- balanced(String) - Static method in class Helper
-
Checks if a string has balanced parentheses.
- Biconditional - Class in <Unnamed>
- Biconditional(Sentence, Sentence) - Constructor for class Biconditional
C
- checkAll(Sentence, Sentence, Set<String>, Map<String, Boolean>) - Static method in class Solver
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Checks if knowledge base entails query, given a particular model.
- conjuncts - Variable in class And
D
E
- equals(Object) - Method in class And
- equals(Object) - Method in class Biconditional
- equals(Object) - Method in class Implication
- equals(Object) - Method in class Not
- equals(Object) - Method in class Or
- equals(Object) - Method in class Symbol
- evaluate(Map) - Method in class And
- evaluate(Map) - Method in class Biconditional
- evaluate(Map) - Method in class Implication
- evaluate(Map) - Method in class Not
- evaluate(Map) - Method in class Or
- evaluate(Map) - Method in class Sentence
-
Takes in thre statement and evaluates it
- evaluate(Map) - Method in class Symbol
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- formula() - Method in class And
- formula() - Method in class Biconditional
- formula() - Method in class Implication
- formula() - Method in class Not
- formula() - Method in class Or
- formula() - Method in class Sentence
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Returns string formula representing logical sentence.
- formula() - Method in class Symbol
H
- hashCode() - Method in class And
- hashCode() - Method in class Biconditional
- hashCode() - Method in class Implication
- hashCode() - Method in class Not
- hashCode() - Method in class Or
- hashCode() - Method in class Symbol
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- Helper() - Constructor for class Helper
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- Implication - Class in <Unnamed>
- Implication(Sentence, Sentence) - Constructor for class Implication
- isAlpha(String) - Static method in class Helper
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Checks if a string has only alphabaets.
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- modelCheck(Sentence, Sentence) - Static method in class Solver
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Checks if knowledge base entails query.
N
- Not - Class in <Unnamed>
- Not(Sentence) - Constructor for class Not
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R
- randomSet(Set<String>) - Static method in class Helper
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- Sentence - Class in <Unnamed>
- Sentence() - Constructor for class Sentence
- Solver - Class in <Unnamed>
- Solver() - Constructor for class Solver
- Symbol - Class in <Unnamed>
- Symbol(String) - Constructor for class Symbol
- symbols() - Method in class And
- symbols() - Method in class Biconditional
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Returns a set of all symbols in the logical sentence.
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Young playwrights sought for festival at Michigan State
EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) - Michigan State University seeks the work of young playwrights for an annual festival.
Michigan high school students are invited to submit a one-act play for the Wharton Center’s Young Playwrights Festival. A total of 12 finalists and semi-finalists will receive cash prizes, and the six finalists will have their plays performed during the festival in May 2020.
The finalists will work with a professional theater mentor to review and revise their play. Michigan State theater students will serve as actors for the plays.
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This page explains how a web page written in JavaScript can use the Flare Socket.IO API to discover and interact with things in an environment. You may wish to read through the generic tutorial first. For the full sample code, view the source of the device.html and thing.html files.
The device client makes a REST API call to the server to get information about the device:
getDevice(environment_id, device_id, function(info) {
device = info;
document.title = device.name
$("input#name").val(device.name);
$("input#description").val(device.description);
});
The server's response contains the name, description, etc. for the device, which the client uses to update the interface.
The client then subscribes to the device so that it will receive any notifications about it:
subscribe({device:device_id});
Then it requests the most recent data:
getData({device:device_id});
The server replies by sending back the data, which is received by this callback:
function gotData(message) {
if (message.device == device_id) {
var data = message.data;
for (key in data) {
var value = data[key];
var input = $("input#" + key);
input.val(value);
}
}
}
The client requests the most recent position:
getPosition({device:device_id});
The server replies by sending back the position, which is received by this callback:
function gotPosition(message) {
if (message.device == device_id) {
currentPosition = message.position;
$("input#x").val(currentPosition.x);
$("input#y").val(currentPosition.y);
}
}
The thing client makes a REST API call to the server to get information about the thing:
getThing(environment_id, zone_id, thing_id, function(info) {
thing = info;
document.title = thing.name
$("input#name").val(thing.name);
$("input#description").val(thing.description);
});
The server's response contains the name, description, etc. for the thing, which it uses to update the interface.
The client then subscribes to the thing so that it will receive any notifications about it:
subscribe({thing:thing_id});
Then it requests the most recent data:
getData({thing:thing_id});
The client receives the reply:
function gotData(message) {
if (message.thing == thing_id) {
var data = message.data;
for (key in data) {
var value = data[key];
var input = $("input#" + key);
input.val(value);
}
}
}
The client requests the most recent position:
getPosition({thing:thing_id});
And the reply:
function gotPosition(message) {
if (message.thing == thing_id) {
currentPosition = message.position;
$("input#x").val(currentPosition.x);
$("input#y").val(currentPosition.y);
}
}
When the device's position changes, it sends a message to the server:
function positionChanged(input, key) {
var x = 1.0 * $("input#x").val();
var y = 1.0 * $("input#y").val();
currentPosition = {x:x, y:y};
setPosition({device:device_id}, currentPosition);
}
The server will then notify all other clients that have subscribed to the device. Note that it won't send a message back to the client that sent the original message, because it already has the latest information.
If the server calculates that a device has become near to a thing because the distance between their positions is less than a certain threshold, it will broadcast a near message to all clients that have subscribed to the thing:
function near(message) {
nearbyThing = message.thing;
thingDistance = message.distance;
...
}
The device client can then get information about the thing:
getThing(environment_id, '-', nearbyThing, function(info) {
$("input#thingname").val(info.name);
$("input#thingdescription").val(info.description);
});
Note: If the device client doesn't know what zone the thing is in, it can just use a dash. The REST URL syntax is verbose, but the thing ID what matters.
The device client subscribes to the thing:
subscribe({thing:nearbyThing});
It gets the latest data:
getData({thing:nearbyThing});
The server replies by sending back the data:
function gotData(message) {
if (message.device == device_id) {
...
} else if (message.thing == nearbyThing) {
var data = message.data;
for (key in data) {
var value = data[key];
var input = $("input#thing" + key);
input.val(value);
}
}
}
The client requests the most recent position:
getPosition({thing:nearbyThing});
The server replies by sending back the position:
function gotPosition(message) {
if (message.device == device_id) {
...
} else if (message.thing == nearbyThing) {
thingPosition = message.position;
}
}
The server will also broadcast the same near message to all clients that have subscribed to the device:
function near(message) {
nearbyDevice = message.device;
deviceDistance = message.distance;
...
}
The thing client can then get information about the device:
getDevice(environment_id, nearbyDevice, function(info) {
$("input#devicename").val(info.name);
$("input#devicedescription").val(info.description);
});
The thing client subscribes to the device:
subscribe({device:nearbyDevice});
It gets the latest data:
getData({device:nearbyDevice});
The server replies by sending back the data:
function gotData(message) {
if (message.thing == thing_id) {
...
} else if (message.device == nearbyDevice) {
var data = message.data;
for (key in data) {
var value = data[key];
var input = $("input#device" + key);
input.val(value);
}
}
}
The client requests the most recent position:
getPosition({device:nearbyDevice});
The server replies by sending back the position:
function gotPosition(message) {
if (message.thing == thing_id) {
...
} else if (message.device == nearbyDevice) {
devicePosition = message.position;
}
}
Either client can change the device's data:
function dataChanged(input, key) {
var value = input.value;
setData({device:device_id}, key, value);
}
The server will then notify all other clients that have subscribed to the thing, which will be handled by gotData() as above.
Either client can change the device's data:
function dataChanged(input, key) {
var value = input.value;
setData({thing:thing_id}, key, value);
}
The server will then notify all other clients that have subscribed to the device.
Any client can perform an action on the thing:
performAction({thing:thing_id}, 'rainbow');
The action can be handled by the server or any client. If it is not handled by the server, a message will be broadcast to all other clients subscribed to the thing:
function handleAction(message) {
if (message.thing == thing_id) {
var action = message.action;
if (action == 'rainbow') {
// do stuff
}
}
}
Any client can perform an action on the device:
performAction({device:device_id}, 'counterclockwise');
Similarly, if the action is not handled by the server, a message will be broadcast to all other clients subscribed to the device:
function handleAction(message) {
if (message.device == device_id) {
var action = message.action;
if (action == 'counterclockwise') {
// do stuff
}
}
}
If the thing's position changes, it can send a message to the server:
function positionChanged(input, key) {
var x = 1.0 * $("input#x").val();
var y = 1.0 * $("input#y").val();
currentPosition = {x:x, y:y};
setPosition({thing:thing_id}, currentPosition);
}
The server will then notify all other clients that have subscribed to the thing.
You get the idea by now.
The server will notice when the device is no longer near to the thing, and notify all clients subscribed to the device:
function far(message) {
if (nearbyDevice) unsubscribe({device:nearbyDevice});
nearbyDevice = null;
}
The device can then unsubscribe from the thing, and then it won't receive notifications about the thing anymore.
The server will send the same message to all clients subscribed to the thing:
function far(message) {
if (nearbyThing) unsubscribe({thing:nearbyThing});
nearbyThing = null;
}
And the thing can unsubscribe from the device as well.


Gypsy Folk Tales, by Francis Hindes Groome, [1899], at sacred-texts.com
There was an old man with a multitude of children. He had an underground cave in the forest. He said, 'Make me a honey-cake, for I will go and earn something.' He went into the forest, and found a well. By the well was a table. He laid the cake on the table. The crows came and ate it. He slept by the well. He arose and saw the flies eating the crumbs.  He wrote that he had killed a hundred souls with one blow. And he lay down and slept.
 He saw what was written on the table, that he had killed a hundred souls. When he saw the old man, he feared. The old man awoke, and he too feared.
The dragon said, 'Let's become brothers.'
And they swore that they would be Brothers of the Cross. 1 The dragon drew water. 'Come with me, brother, to my palace.'
They went along a footpath, the old man first. When the dragon panted, he drove the old man forward; when he drew in his breath, he pulled him back. The dragon said, 'Brother, why do you sometimes run forward and sometimes come back?'
'I am thinking whether to kill you.'
'Stay, brother, I will go first and you behind; maybe you will change your mind.'
They came to a cherry-tree. 'Here, brother, have some cherries.'
The dragon climbed up, and the old man was eating below. The dragon said, 'Come up, they're better here.'
The old man said, 'No, they aren't, for the birds have defiled them.'
'Catch hold of this bough.'
The old man did so. The dragon let go of it, and jerked the old man up, and he fell on a hare and caught it.
The dragon said, 'What's the matter, brother? Was the bough too strong for you?'
'I sprang of my own accord, and caught this hare. I hadn't time to run round, so up I sprang.'
The dragon came down and went home. The old man said, 'Would you like a present, sister-in-law?' [seemingly offering the hare to the dragon's wife].
'Thanks, brother-in-law.'
 He sent him to fetch water: 'Go for water, brother.'
He took the spade and the buffalo's hide, dragged it after him, and went to the well, and was digging all round the well.
The dragon went to him. 'What are you doing, brother?'
'I am digging the whole well to carry it home.'
'Don't destroy the spring; I'll draw the water myself.'
The dragon drew the water, and took the old man by the hand, and led him home. He sent him to the forest to fetch a tree. He stripped off bark, and made himself a rope, and bound the trees.
The dragon came.  I'll carry it myself.' The dragon took a tree on his shoulders, and went home.

She said, 'Take uncle's big club, and hit him on the head.'
The old man heard. He slept of a night on a bench. And he took the beetle, put it on the bench, dressed it up in his coat, and put his cap on the top of it. And he lay
down under the bench. The dragon took the club, and felt the cap, and struck with the club. The old man arose, removed the beetle, put it under the bench, and lay down on the bench. He scratched his head.  I hit him on the head with the club, and he says a mere flea has bitten him. What shall we do with him, wife?'
Give him a sackful of money to go away.'
'What will you take to go, brother? I'll give you a sackful of money.'
'Give it me.'
He gave it.
The dragon took it on his shoulders and carried it. They drew near to the underground cavern. The old man said, 'Stay here, brother, whilst I go home and tie up the dogs, else they'll wholly devour you.' The old man went home to his children, and made them wooden knives, and told them to say when they saw the dragon, 'Mother, father's bringing a dragon; we'll eat his flesh.'
The dragon heard them, and flung down the sack, and fled. And he met a fox.

The children came outside and cried, 'Mother, the fox is bringing us the dragon skin he owes us, to cover the cave with.'
The dragon took to flight, and caught the fox, and dashed him to the earth; and the fox died. The old man went to the town, and got a cart, and put the money in it. Then he went to the town, and built himself houses, and bought himself oxen and cows.
Dr. Von Sowa furnishes this Slovak-Gypsy variant:--
80:1 This phrase occurs also in our No. 24, in a Wallachian story cited by Hahn (ii. 312), and, if I mistake not, in Ralston, but I have mislaid the exact reference. The Rómani trúshul, cross, is from the Sanskrit trisula, the trident of Siva.


See live demo here.
Extends Bootstrap's native modals to provide additional functionality. Introduces a ModalManager class that operates behind the scenes to handle multiple modals by listening on their events.
A single ModalManager is created by default on body and can be accessed through the jQuery plugin interface.
$('body').modalmanager('loading');
Bootstrap-Modal can be used as a replacement for Bootstrap's Modal class or as a patch to the library.
If you're using BS3, I've provided a compatible css patch. Include bootstrap-modal-bs3patch.css
before the main bootstrap-modal.css
file to use this plugin with Bootstrap 3.
If you're using the loading spinner functionality you may also need to change the default template to be compatible in js:
$.fn.modal.defaults.spinner = $.fn.modalmanager.defaults.spinner =
'
' +
'
' +
'

' +
'
' +
'
';
Note: Since this plugin was created to solve a lot of the issues with BS2, it still uses the BS2 markup syntax. Currently I believe the default BS3 modal addresses some of the bigger issues and is not worth maintaining two versions of this plugin.
css/bootstrap-modal.css
after the main bootstrap css files.Include js/bootstrap-modalmanager.js
and js/bootstrap-modal.js
after the main bootstrap js files.
In addition to the standard bootstrap options, you now have access to the following options
Modal
width Set the inital width of the modal.
height Set the inital height of the modal.
maxHeight Set the max-height of the modal-body.
loading Toggle the loading state.
spinner Provide a custom image or animation for the loading spinner.
backdropTemplate Provide a custom modal backdrop.
consumeTab
Used to enable tabindexing for modals with data-tabindex
. This is set to true by default.
focusOn The element or selector to set the focus to once the modal is shown.
replace If set to true, the modal will replace the topmost modal when opened.
attentionAnimation
Set the animation used by the attention
method. Any animation in animate.css is supported but only the shake animation is included by default.
modalOverflow Set this property to true for modals with highly dynamic content. This will force the modal to behave as if it is larger than the viewport.
manager
Set the modal's manager. By default this is set to the GlobalModalManager
and will most likely not need to be overridden.
ModalManager
loading Toggle the loading state.
backdropLimit Limit the amount of backdrops that will appear on the page at the same time.
spinner Provide a custom image or animation for the loading spinner.
backdropTemplate
Provide a custom modalmanager backdrop. This backdrop is used when $element.modalmanager('loading')
is called.
If you want to prevent the background page from scrolling (see demo for example) you must wrap the page contents in a

. For example:

...

...

The reason for doing this instead of just simply setting overflow: hidden
when a modal is open is to avoid having the page shift as a result of the scrollbar appearing/disappearing. This also allows the document to be scrollable when there is a tall modal but only to the height of the modal, not the entire page.
You can bind the the height of the modal body to the window with something like this:
$.fn.modal.defaults.maxHeight = function(){
// subtract the height of the modal header and footer
return $(window).height() - 165;
}
Note: This will be overwritten by the responsiveness and is only set when the modal is displayed, not when the window is resized.
You can use data-tabindex
instead of the default tabindex
to specify the tabindex within a modal.
<input type="text" data-tabindex="1" />
<input type="text" data-tabindex="2" />
See the stackable example on the demo page for an example.


I am currently enrolled in the last year of my Integrated Master (BSc+MSc) in Informatics and Computing Engineering at the Faculty of Engineering, University of Porto (Portugal).
At the moment, I am writing my Master's Dissertation, having planned to deliver it on January 2019 and defend it on February.
I am highly communicative and cooperative, which is why I consider myself a great team worker with strong soft skills. I am remarkably passionate about technology and innovation, being quite curious and a fast learner.
Studied hot topics on Computer Science
Travelled around Central Europe
Within the context of the Unit of Study LGP (Project Management Laboratory):
Team Leader of a 12-student multidisciplinary team
Following the Scrum framework
SurgeonMate, a startup company, as our client
Design and develop a software product prototype: a cross-platform offline multimedia catalog (using Electron) aimed for surgeons
Permanently in touch with the client (especially the CEO, Doctor Nuno Muralha)
Heavy contribution to the team’s organization and the product’s development, in order to assure the client’s requirements fulfillment in time
Assist in the design and implementation of a software system:
Internet of Things - aimed to manage distributed sensors and their data
Raspberry Pi's as mock sensors
Using SensorThings API
Proof of concept prototype (TRL 4)
Member of a small team of young students from different fields
We created Night Out, a mobile app aimed to improve the night life in Porto
Released on Play Store (Android) and App Store (iOS)
Helped create, model, develop and improve Night Out, which consists of:
Mobile app - Ionic (AngularJS)
Website - AngularJS
Web Server, including REST API - Node.js, Express.js, Sequelize
Database - PostgreSQL
Awards and nominations:
Member of a 10-student team
Plan, organize and execute pedagogical initiatives, such as:
1st edition of FEUP Engineering Days (March 2016), with workshops and representatives from 10+ relevant international companies
Gathering and centralization of availability of students’ notes on courses
Member of a 15-student team
Plan, organize and execute cultural and social events, especially regarding music (10+ events)
Key achievements:
Master's Dissertation: "Learning Financial Risk and Predicting Company Growth based on Historic Data" (ongoing)
Current GPA: 15.4/20
Studied at the University of Twente (Enschede, The Netherlands) as an exchange Master's student under the Erasmus+ mobility programme.
Topics studied:
Final GPA: 7.2/10


Install and configure an EFK stack (Elasticsearch, Fluentd, Kibana) - Arch Linux, Logging
Difficulty: 2
Time: 2 hours
Using Elasticsearch, Fluentd, and Kibana (also known as an EFK stack) is a common way to deal with data analysis. This combination lets you collect, index, search, and visualize log data. In this article, you'll learn how to install an EFK Stack on Arch Linux.
These tasks assume that you have sudo
user privileges.
To confirm the successful installation, check the Java version using the following command:
These commands are for version 1.7.1. To obtain the latest version, visit the Elasticsearch download page.
elasticsearch.yml
.
To make Elasticseach accessible from the public Internet, its dynamic scripting needs to be disabled so that it can be accessed by the Kibana dashboards.
script.disable_dynamic
to true
by appending the following code at the end:
These commands are for version 4.1.1. To obtain the latest version, visit the Kibana download page.
#default port value is 9200
elasticsearch: "http://"+window.location.hostname+":9200",
#Updated to port value 80
elasticsearch: "http://"+window.location.hostname+":80",
#user html; worker_processes 1; #error_log logs/error.log; #error_log logs/error.log notice; #error_log logs/error.log info; #pid logs/nginx.pid; events { worker_connections 1024; } http { include mime.types; default_type application/octet-stream; #log_format main '$remote_addr - $remote_user [$time_local] "$request" ' #'$status $body_bytes_sent "$http_referer" ' #'"$http_user_agent" "$http_x_forwarded_for"'; #access_log logs/access.log main; sendfile on; #tcp_nopush on; #keepalive_timeout 0; keepalive_timeout 65; #gzip on; server { listen 80; server_name localhost; #charset koi8-r; #access_log logs/host.access.log main; location / { root /usr/share/kibana-4.1.1; index index.html index.htm; } location ~ ^/_aliases$ { proxy_pass http://<IP_ADDRESS>:9200; proxy_read_timeout 90; } location ~ ^/.*/_aliases$ { proxy_pass http://<IP_ADDRESS>:9200; proxy_read_timeout 90; } location ~ ^/_nodes$ { proxy_pass http://<IP_ADDRESS>:9200; proxy_read_timeout 90; } location ~ ^/.*/_search$ { proxy_pass http://<IP_ADDRESS>:9200; proxy_read_timeout 90; } location ~ ^/.*/_mapping { proxy_pass http://<IP_ADDRESS>:9200; proxy_read_timeout 90; } # Password protected end points location ~ ^/kibana-int/dashboard/.*$ { proxy_pass http://<IP_ADDRESS>:9200; proxy_read_timeout 90; limit_except GET { proxy_pass http://<IP_ADDRESS>:9200; auth_basic "Restricted"; auth_basic_user_file /etc/nginx/conf.d/kibana.myhost.org.htpasswd; } } location ~ ^/kibana-int/temp.*$ { proxy_pass http://<IP_ADDRESS>:9200; proxy_read_timeout 90; limit_except GET { proxy_pass http://<IP_ADDRESS>:9200; auth_basic "Restricted"; auth_basic_user_file /etc/nginx/conf.d/kibana.myhost.org.htpasswd; } } error_page 500 502 503 504 /50x.html; location = /50x.html { root /usr/share/nginx/html; } } }
.bashrc
file.
These commands are for version 0.12.15. For other versions, see Fluentd download page.
<source> type syslog port 5140 tag system </source> <match system.*.*> type record_reformer tag elasticsearch facility ${tag_parts[1]} severity ${tag_parts[2]} </match> <match elasticsearch> type copy <store> type stdout </store> <store> type elasticsearch logstash_format true flush_interval 5s #debug </store> </match>
As an alternative to Fluentd, many users prefer to work with Logstash. To learn more about the ELK (Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana) stack and its installation, see Install ELK stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana) - Arch Linux.


{% comment "License" %} % Copyright (c) 2018 ISP RAS (http://www.ispras.ru) % Ivannikov Institute for System Programming of the Russian Academy of Sciences % % Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); % you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. % You may obtain a copy of the License at % % http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 % % Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software % distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, % WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. % See the License for the specific language governing permissions and % limitations under the License. {% endcomment %} {% load staticfiles %} {% load i18n %}
{% trans "Set parent identifier. All file or folder names with non-ASCII characters will be truncated to 30 characters." %}
{% trans "Set parent identifier or leave it empty for root jobs from tree to be without a parent." %}


Gateway
BOT
26-Jul-19 08:27 PM
[dscrd-hush] <Eldero> Thanks for the HUSH drop. First one I got.
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> Congrats
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> You new eldero?
[dscrd-hush] <Eldero> I'm not on discord that much but been following HUSH since the end of 2017.
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> @Berg that only appears in the @Human Action version. Cant fix that one myself, need @Human Action to sort it
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> the DailyChain version (which I can edit) doesnt have it
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> dang! @D2D got almost as many tips for pointing out an error as i have for writing the review, lol
[dscrd-hush] <D2D> ahah!
It's a great article, explains difficult things in a way that is easy to understand
[dscrd-hush] <D2D> I've added Silent Dragon to the Wallets list, it already received 4 votes
[dscrd-hush] <RunningMantheCoin> Awesome thanks @D2D !
[dscrd-hush] <D2D> Welcome! Love the name Silent Dragon, it's perfect
[dscrd-hush] <RunningMantheCoin> !tip @D2D 20 hush
[dscrd-hush] <Discordtip> @RunningMantheCoin sent @D2D 20.00 HUSH (≈ $0.71).
[dscrd-hush] <D2D> And also the logo
[dscrd-hush] <D2D> Thanks!
[dscrd-hush] <RunningMantheCoin> The logo was picked from a contest we ran
[dscrd-hush] <RunningMantheCoin> Its definitely very fitting
[dscrd-hush] <D2D> Ah wow I didn't know that
[dscrd-hush] <D2D> Yes very cool
[dscrd-hush] <RunningMantheCoin> @DigitalniDizajn really knocked it out of the park
[dscrd-hush] <D2D> Is that the designer who won the contest designing the logo?
[dscrd-hush] <D2D> --
Are there any video interviews for Hush?
[dscrd-hush] <D2D> I suggested to Naomi Brockwell (on Twitter) to do one, and she sounded interested but I haven't heard more about it. I actually suggested to do a show with Hush, ARRR and Veruscoin, to compare how they use privacy features
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[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> yeah i saw that tweet just today
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> What aout vs zcash zencash monero as well
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> I'd like compare them vs larger cap coins
[dscrd-hush] <D2D> Yes they should do a show comparing all of them. But Crypto Rich did a good one explaining at least ARRR vs for example Grin
[dscrd-hush] <D2D> But I don't think he ever covered Hush


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Classes | |
| class | MqttClient |
| class | MqttConnection |
| struct | MultiSubAckCallbackData |
| struct | OpCompleteCallbackData |
| struct | PubCallbackData |
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Typedefs | |
| using | OnConnectionInterruptedHandler = std::function< void(MqttConnection &connection, int error)> |
| using | OnConnectionResumedHandler = std::function< void(MqttConnection &connection, ReturnCode connectCode, bool sessionPresent)> |
| using | OnConnectionCompletedHandler = std::function< void(MqttConnection &connection, int errorCode, ReturnCode returnCode, bool sessionPresent)> |
| using | OnSubAckHandler = std::function< void(MqttConnection &connection, uint16_t packetId, const String &topic, QOS qos, int errorCode)> |
| using | OnMultiSubAckHandler = std::function< void(MqttConnection &connection, uint16_t packetId, const Vector< String > &topics, QOS qos, int errorCode)> |
| using | OnDisconnectHandler = std::function< void(MqttConnection &connection)> |
| using | OnMessageReceivedHandler = std::function< void(MqttConnection &connection, const String &topic, const ByteBuf &payload, bool dup, QOS qos, bool retain)> |
| using | OnPublishReceivedHandler = std::function< void(MqttConnection &connection, const String &topic, const ByteBuf &payload)> |
| using | OnOperationCompleteHandler = std::function< void(MqttConnection &connection, uint16_t packetId, int errorCode)> |
| using | OnWebSocketHandshakeInterceptComplete = std::function< void(const std::shared_ptr< Http::HttpRequest > &, int errorCode)> |
| using | OnWebSocketHandshakeIntercept = std::function< void(std::shared_ptr< Http::HttpRequest > req, const OnWebSocketHandshakeInterceptComplete &onComplete)> |
| using | QOS = aws_mqtt_qos |
| using | ReturnCode = aws_mqtt_connect_return_code |
Functions | |
| static void | s_cleanUpOnPublishData (void *userData) |
| using Aws::Crt::Mqtt::OnConnectionCompletedHandler = typedef std::function< void(MqttConnection &connection, int errorCode, ReturnCode returnCode, bool sessionPresent)> |
Invoked when a connack message is received, or an error occurred.
| using Aws::Crt::Mqtt::OnConnectionInterruptedHandler = typedef std::function<void(MqttConnection &connection, int error)> |
Invoked Upon Connection loss.
| using Aws::Crt::Mqtt::OnConnectionResumedHandler = typedef std::function<void(MqttConnection &connection, ReturnCode connectCode, bool sessionPresent)> |
Invoked Upon Connection resumed.
| using Aws::Crt::Mqtt::OnDisconnectHandler = typedef std::function<void(MqttConnection &connection)> |
Invoked when a disconnect message has been sent.
| using Aws::Crt::Mqtt::OnMessageReceivedHandler = typedef std::function<void( MqttConnection &connection, const String &topic, const ByteBuf &payload, bool dup, QOS qos, bool retain)> |
Invoked upon receipt of a Publish message on a subscribed topic.
| connection | The connection object |
| topic | The information channel to which the payload data was published. |
| payload | The payload data. |
| dup | DUP flag. If true, this might be re-delivery of an earlier attempt to send the message. |
| qos | Quality of Service used to deliver the message. |
| retain | Retain flag. If true, the message was sent as a result of a new subscription being made by the client. |
| using Aws::Crt::Mqtt::OnMultiSubAckHandler = typedef std::function<void( MqttConnection &connection, uint16_t packetId, const Vector<String> &topics, QOS qos, int errorCode)> |
Invoked when a suback message for multiple topics is received.
| using Aws::Crt::Mqtt::OnOperationCompleteHandler = typedef std::function<void(MqttConnection &connection, uint16_t packetId, int errorCode)> |
| using Aws::Crt::Mqtt::OnPublishReceivedHandler = typedef std::function<void(MqttConnection &connection, const String &topic, const ByteBuf &payload)> |
| using Aws::Crt::Mqtt::OnSubAckHandler = typedef std::function< void(MqttConnection &connection, uint16_t packetId, const String &topic, QOS qos, int errorCode)> |
Invoked when a suback message is received.
| using Aws::Crt::Mqtt::OnWebSocketHandshakeIntercept = typedef std::function< void(std::shared_ptr<Http::HttpRequest> req, const OnWebSocketHandshakeInterceptComplete &onComplete)> |
Invoked during websocket handshake to give users opportunity to transform an http request for purposes such as signing/authorization etc... Returning from this function does not continue the websocket handshake since some work flows may be asynchronous. To accommodate that, onComplete must be invoked upon completion of the signing process.
| using Aws::Crt::Mqtt::OnWebSocketHandshakeInterceptComplete = typedef std::function<void(const std::shared_ptr<Http::HttpRequest> &, int errorCode)> |
Callback for users to invoke upon completion of, presumably asynchronous, OnWebSocketHandshakeIntercept callback's initiated process.
| using Aws::Crt::Mqtt::QOS = typedef aws_mqtt_qos |
| using Aws::Crt::Mqtt::ReturnCode = typedef aws_mqtt_connect_return_code |
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 I would put the general ambient vibe of the drug as an odd and unsettling cross between mushrooms and LSD. Definitely good shit, and I took a lot of it.
Zero Hour.  We are making chronic drug references, and everyone there seems to go along with it and our tripped out demeanor. At some point in this hippy infested hole in the wall, we pop our capsules with approx. 38mg of 4-ho-det. A swig of water, a few more minutes of bullshitting, then we get on the road.
We are heading to the most supernatural woods in Ohio, to once again test how close we can skate along the edge of the abyss. We smoke some pot on the way; I have an odd feeling of anticipation common with all psychs, and a chilling numbness that goes in waves from my head to my toes.
The on setting tremors. Leg tremors. Spine tremors. Very slight twitching; it seems as if I am shivering from a deep cold that does not exist.
Indeed it seems I am now entering an entire new universe or mental operation. Ideas and thoughts are felt and observed from all angles. We start marching forth into the dark and looming woods, fresh with the smell of death. Its fall, and everything around us is rotting. The sky, is pitch black. I see red runes in the sky, stern symbols that look like pure evil.
I hear odd screeches going on in the back ground, and a guttural demonic whispering keeps buzzing in my right ear. I am prone to all the misery and misfortune of Lucifer himself the sadness is overwhelming. There is no point. The cold embrace of nihilism has my soul in chains. I feel so lost and hopeless. Right now I need some good vibes, some music, some affirmation of love. All I have is the fascistic embrace of the jointmaster general (my friend R) and the cold lonely barren and rotting woods that hold so many evil secrets.
I see tortured and twisting faces screaming at me in pointless protest from the trees. The spirit of this once beautiful land has been ravaged by the blind and violent idiocy of my people. Everywhere I look, there is something horrible to be seen.
I close my eyes. I see a gigantic, gnawing black void.  Anguish. ANGUISH. Why god, why?!!? Is there anyone out there?!? What is the point if everything just goes back into hell?! It is at this time that I start being marauded by 1111. I see it swirling and dancing around the dark void, its neon green a beautiful refreshing. The numbers swirl around the void but arenít sucked in.
I now (and still) wonder if 1111 is the mark of the gateway to hell, or is somehow an implication of the dance of existence around annihilation.
I open my eyes. The grey and black of the void is replaced by the dark woods. My friend is sitting next to me on a rock, overlooking a huge and beautiful valley. I am disgusted at the marks humans have made on this place, the chopped down trees, the un-natural paths, the wooden rails and walkways. Hatred. Hatred. I am burning with hate... but this is not what I want.
My friend and I are talking about san fransisco, and about how many acid burn outs there are there. I feel like I am in the electric embrace of LSD, but yet it is somehow different. Less spacey, more clear headed.
I am trying to comprehend the failure of the LSD culture, the influx of evil, the state of the world. Why god? WHY?! I begin to think of things in profoundly non-linear and abstract terms. If there is only 'one' thing in existance, and it essentially an illusory reflection, then how can there be 'good' AND 'evil'.
The red energies of evil and malice that emanate from my body are in full view. The green energies of compassion that I also emanate , are also in full view. Duality. God damned duality. I begin to think about my past lives... the horror and bloodshed I have unleashed upon innocent populations.
The sky begins raining blood. I look up and I see thousands, if not millions, of red pentagrams dancing around in the sky. swirling and tipping back and forth. They look stern, remorseless, and hurtful. I know this is just a pagan symbol, but the fear it stirs in me is all to familiar. The blood is raining from the sky but not touching the ground or myself. It looks electrical. I want to cry, but I donít because of my company.
I am seeing huge warplanes in my mind. Dropping payload after payload of bombs, not caring where they land, just hoping to inflict pain and terror. The swastika is emblazoned and revolving in my mind. The swastika. What have I done.
I am the devil. There is no deeper evil than I. This realization brings about a great feeling of relief. If I am indeed, the greatest evil on this planet, then I have nothing to fear but myself. All of the sudden it becomes so clear.
Evil, malice, discord, chaos, they are all tools. Divine troubleshooting tools. They are created to form a platform from which those with the will may transcend to better ways of thinking and acting. The universe is threatening itself to provoke strength, respect and love. I begin to realize that all the oppression on this planet, while it brings great suffering, also brings people together, and people learn from it.
Evil just stresses the weak points of the system, provoking positive change. Considering the amazing , ridiculous amount of evil I have been involved with, I contemplate the possibilty of my own positive change.  In my mind, I say 'You are all free'. All the tortured faces, all my minions, go do whatever you want.
Do what thou wilt, shall be the whole of the law. Love under will. This is all a laughable illusion.  I laugh, profusely. Hysterically. I am the darkest and lightest being that has ever existed, yet my comprehension of myself is childish and narcissistic. Its funny. Its the funniest thing ever.
The forest begins to clear up, the mood begins to lift. I look up into the sky and unleash a furious powerful energy through my body. I want to scream, but it is too powerful for me to scream. It rips through my being, the horrifying spiritual pollution that wrack my being is lit aflame. I begin hearing indian flute music in my head.  The LSD culture was just a precursor.
The flame has not been snuffed out, it is merely hiding, slowly growing into a massive fire. We smoke another bowl of pot which drastically increases my pleasure and positivity, and we head into the town. The smell of death is rank, but it no longer frightens me. The evil things that lurk in the darkness at my home will have a new enemy to deal with.
Universal comprehension. My friend R has one thing on his mind, trying to hustle the local hippies out of some money via his 'sport' of choice, billiards. We arrive at some random pool hall in the middle of town.
The scenery is like some weird, awkward scene straight out of fear and loathing. And someone was giving booze to these god damned animals. This is like 2 weeks after Halloween, but cheesy and trippy Halloween decorations are still abound. A gigantic pumpkin shines a deadly smile at me. I laugh at it. The bar is filled with aging and decrepid negroids, burnt out hippies, and a small coven of hardcore pool players lining the table in the back.
I sit down. I donít even want to be here. I donít pay attention to the pool game, but the music catches my ear. They are playing some odd form of Negro bebop, and in my vulnerable state, the female vocals are throwing my emotions for a loop. I have never felt this way before, never felt so open and alive, never have I before sympathized with the soul of another peoples, especially the blacks. Again, I wanted to cry, but I kept it in.
A stoned and drugged out hippy teen in a random bar, its a common sight in this town. Nobody notices or cares, but I love them anyways.  Fear owns them all. I seek to destroy that fear.
The game is concluded, R loses money, and we go home. On the ride home, I concentrate on spreading green compassionate energy, and I feel like I am glowing. I look in the mirror and my eyes are glowing green.
 Pink Floyd is divinity. Soothing space rock calms my nerves, and the insane peak begins to plateau into a loooong period of clear headedness and energy. It's been a beautiful experience.
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Traffic volumes along the stretch have almost doubled over the last two decades.
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public class SegmentedTimeline extends java.lang.Object implements Timeline, java.lang.Cloneable, java.io.Serializable
Timeline
that implements a "segmented" timeline with included,
excluded and exception segments.
A Timeline will present a series of values to be used for an axis. Each Timeline must provide transformation methods between domain values and timeline values.
A timeline can be used as parameter to a
DateAxis
to define the values that this axis
supports. This class implements a timeline formed by segments of equal
length (ex. days, hours, minutes) where some segments can be included in the
timeline and others excluded. Therefore timelines like "working days" or
"working hours" can be created where non-working days or non-working hours
respectively can be removed from the timeline, and therefore from the axis.
This creates a smooth plot with equal separation between all included
segments.
Because Timelines were created mainly for Date related axis, values are
represented as longs instead of doubles. In this case, the domain value is
just the number of milliseconds since January 1, 1970, 00:00:00 GMT as
defined by the getTime() method of Date
.
In this class, a segment is defined as a unit of time of fixed length. Examples of segments are: days, hours, minutes, etc. The size of a segment is defined as the number of milliseconds in the segment. Some useful segment sizes are defined as constants in this class: DAY_SEGMENT_SIZE, HOUR_SEGMENT_SIZE, FIFTEEN_MINUTE_SEGMENT_SIZE and MINUTE_SEGMENT_SIZE.
Segments are group together to form a Segment Group. Each Segment Group will contain a number of Segments included and a number of Segments excluded. This Segment Group structure will repeat for the whole timeline.
For example, a working days SegmentedTimeline would be formed by a group of 7 daily segments, where there are 5 included (Monday through Friday) and 2 excluded (Saturday and Sunday) segments.
Following is a diagram that explains the major attributes that define a segment. Each box is one segment and must be of fixed length (ms, second, hour, day, etc).
start time | v 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ... +--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+... | | | | | |EE|EE| | | | | |EE|EE| | | | | |EE|EE| +--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+... \____________/ \___/ \_/ \/ | | included excluded segment segments segments size \_________ _______/ \/ segment groupLegend:
In the example, the following segment attributes are presented:
Exception Segments are allowed. These exception segments are defined as segments that would have been in the included segments of the Segment Group, but should be excluded for special reasons. In the previous working days SegmentedTimeline example, holidays would be considered exceptions.
Additionally the startTime
, or start of the first Segment of
the smallest segment group needs to be defined. This startTime could be
relative to January 1, 1970, 00:00:00 GMT or any other date. This creates a
point of reference to start counting Segment Groups. For example, for the
working days SegmentedTimeline, the startTime
could be
00:00:00 GMT of the first Monday after January 1, 1970. In this class, the
constant FIRST_MONDAY_AFTER_1900 refers to a reference point of the first
Monday of the last century.
A SegmentedTimeline can include a baseTimeline. This combination of timelines allows the creation of more complex timelines. For example, in order to implement a SegmentedTimeline for an intraday stock trading application, where the trading period is defined as 9:00 AM through 4:00 PM Monday through Friday, two SegmentedTimelines are used. The first one (the baseTimeline) would be a working day SegmentedTimeline (daily timeline Monday through Friday). On top of this baseTimeline, a second one is defined that maps the 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM period. Because the baseTimeline defines a timeline of Monday through Friday, the resulting (combined) timeline will expose the period 9:00 AM through 4:00 PM only on Monday through Friday, and will remove all other intermediate intervals.
Two factory methods newMondayThroughFridayTimeline() and newFifteenMinuteTimeline() are provided as examples to create special SegmentedTimelines.
DateAxis
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Serialized Form| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
protected class |
SegmentedTimeline.BaseTimelineSegmentRange
Special
SegmentRange that came from the BaseTimeline. |
class |
SegmentedTimeline.Segment
Internal class to represent a valid segment for this timeline.
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protected class |
SegmentedTimeline.SegmentRange
Private internal class to represent a range of segments.
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| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static long |
DAY_SEGMENT_SIZE
Defines a day segment size in ms.
|
static java.util.TimeZone |
DEFAULT_TIME_ZONE
Deprecated.
As of 1.0.7. When the default time zone is required,
just call
TimeZone.getDefault() . |
static long |
FIFTEEN_MINUTE_SEGMENT_SIZE
Defines a 15-minute segment size in ms.
|
static long |
FIRST_MONDAY_AFTER_1900
Deprecated.
As of 1.0.7. This field doesn't take into account changes
to the default time zone.
|
static long |
HOUR_SEGMENT_SIZE
Defines a one hour segment size in ms.
|
static long |
MINUTE_SEGMENT_SIZE
Defines a one-minute segment size in ms.
|
static java.util.TimeZone |
NO_DST_TIME_ZONE
Deprecated.
As of 1.0.7. This field is initialised based on the
default time zone, and doesn't take into account subsequent
changes to the default.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
SegmentedTimeline(long segmentSize,
int segmentsIncluded,
int segmentsExcluded)
Constructs a new segmented timeline, optionaly using another segmented
timeline as its base.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addBaseTimelineException(java.util.Date date)
Adds a segment relative to the baseTimeline as an exception.
|
void |
addBaseTimelineException(long domainValue)
Adds a segment relative to the baseTimeline as an exception.
|
void |
addBaseTimelineExclusions(long fromBaseDomainValue,
long toBaseDomainValue)
Adds all excluded segments from the BaseTimeline as exceptions to our
timeline.
|
void |
addException(java.util.Date exceptionDate)
Adds a segment as an exception.
|
void |
addException(long millisecond)
Adds a segment as an exception.
|
void |
addException(long fromDomainValue,
long toDomainValue)
Adds a segment range as an exception.
|
void |
addExceptions(java.util.List exceptionList)
Adds a list of dates as segment exceptions.
|
java.lang.Object |
clone()
Returns a clone of the timeline.
|
boolean |
containsDomainRange(java.util.Date dateDomainValueStart,
java.util.Date dateDomainValueEnd)
Returns
true if a range of values are contained in the
timeline. |
boolean |
containsDomainRange(long domainValueStart,
long domainValueEnd)
Returns
true if a range of values are contained in the
timeline. |
boolean |
containsDomainValue(java.util.Date date)
Returns
true if a value is contained in the timeline. |
boolean |
containsDomainValue(long millisecond)
Returns
true if a value is contained in the timeline. |
boolean |
equals(java.lang.Object o)
Returns true if we are equal to the parameter
|
static long |
firstMondayAfter1900()
Returns the milliseconds for midnight of the first Monday after
1-Jan-1900, ignoring daylight savings.
|
boolean |
getAdjustForDaylightSaving()
Returns the flag that controls whether or not the daylight saving
adjustment is applied.
|
SegmentedTimeline |
getBaseTimeline()
Returns our baseTimeline, or
null if none. |
java.util.Date |
getDate(long value)
Converts a millisecond value into a
Date object. |
long |
getExceptionSegmentCount(long fromMillisecond,
long toMillisecond)
Returns the number of exception segments wholly contained in the
(fromDomainValue, toDomainValue) interval.
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java.util.List |
getExceptionSegments()
Returns a list of all the exception segments.
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int |
getGroupSegmentCount()
Returns the number of segments in a segment group.
|
SegmentedTimeline.Segment |
getSegment(java.util.Date date)
Returns a segment that contains a date.
|
SegmentedTimeline.Segment |
getSegment(long millisecond)
Returns a segment that contains a domainValue.
|
int |
getSegmentsExcluded()
Returns the number of segments excluded per segment group.
|
long |
getSegmentsExcludedSize()
Returns the size in milliseconds of the segments excluded per segment
group.
|
long |
getSegmentsGroupSize()
Returns the size in milliseconds of a segment group.
|
int |
getSegmentsIncluded()
Returns the number of segments included per segment group.
|
long |
getSegmentsIncludedSize()
Returns the size in ms of the segments included per segment group.
|
long |
getSegmentSize()
Returns the size of one segment in ms.
|
long |
getStartTime()
Returns the start time for the timeline.
|
long |
getTime(java.util.Date date)
Special method that handles conversion between the Default Time Zone and
a UTC time zone with no DST.
|
long |
getTimeFromLong(long date)
Converts a date/time value to take account of daylight savings time.
|
int |
hashCode()
Returns a hash code for this object.
|
static SegmentedTimeline |
newFifteenMinuteTimeline()
Factory method to create a 15-min, 9:00 AM thought 4:00 PM, Monday
through Friday SegmentedTimeline.
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static SegmentedTimeline |
newMondayThroughFridayTimeline()
Factory method to create a Monday through Friday SegmentedTimeline.
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void |
setAdjustForDaylightSaving(boolean adjust)
Sets the flag that controls whether or not the daylight saving adjustment
is applied.
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void |
setBaseTimeline(SegmentedTimeline baseTimeline)
Sets the base timeline.
|
void |
setExceptionSegments(java.util.List exceptionSegments)
Sets the exception segments list.
|
void |
setStartTime(long millisecond)
Sets the start time for the timeline.
|
long |
toMillisecond(long timelineValue)
Translates a value relative to the timeline into a millisecond.
|
long |
toTimelineValue(java.util.Date date)
Translates a date into a value relative to the segmented timeline.
|
long |
toTimelineValue(long millisecond)
Translates a value relative to the domain value (all Dates) into a value
relative to the segmented timeline.
|
public static final long DAY_SEGMENT_SIZE
public static final long HOUR_SEGMENT_SIZE
public static final long FIFTEEN_MINUTE_SEGMENT_SIZE
public static final long MINUTE_SEGMENT_SIZE
public static long FIRST_MONDAY_AFTER_1900
public static java.util.TimeZone NO_DST_TIME_ZONE
public static java.util.TimeZone DEFAULT_TIME_ZONE
TimeZone.getDefault()
.public SegmentedTimeline(long segmentSize, int segmentsIncluded, int segmentsExcluded)
segmentSize
- the size of a segment in ms. This time unit will be
used to compute the included and excluded segments of the
timeline.segmentsIncluded
- Number of consecutive segments to include.segmentsExcluded
- Number of consecutive segments to exclude.public static long firstMondayAfter1900()
public static SegmentedTimeline newMondayThroughFridayTimeline()
The startTime
of the resulting timeline will be midnight
of the first Monday after 1/1/1900.
public static SegmentedTimeline newFifteenMinuteTimeline()
This timeline uses a segmentSize of FIFTEEN_MIN_SEGMENT_SIZE. The segment group is defined as 28 included segments (9:00 AM through 4:00 PM) and 68 excluded segments (4:00 PM through 9:00 AM the next day).
In order to exclude Saturdays and Sundays it uses a baseTimeline that only includes Monday through Friday days.
The startTime
of the resulting timeline will be 9:00 AM
after the startTime of the baseTimeline. This will correspond to 9:00 AM
of the first Monday after 1/1/1900.
public boolean getAdjustForDaylightSaving()
public void setAdjustForDaylightSaving(boolean adjust)
adjust
- the flag.public void setStartTime(long millisecond)
millisecond
- the start time (encoded as in java.util.Date).public long getStartTime()
public int getSegmentsExcluded()
public long getSegmentsExcludedSize()
public int getGroupSegmentCount()
public long getSegmentsGroupSize()
public int getSegmentsIncluded()
public long getSegmentsIncludedSize()
public long getSegmentSize()
public java.util.List getExceptionSegments()
public void setExceptionSegments(java.util.List exceptionSegments)
exceptionSegments
- the exception segments.public SegmentedTimeline getBaseTimeline()
null
if none.public void setBaseTimeline(SegmentedTimeline baseTimeline)
baseTimeline
- the timeline.public long toTimelineValue(long millisecond)
toTimelineValue
in interface Timeline
millisecond
- the millisecond (as encoded by java.util.Date).public long toTimelineValue(java.util.Date date)
toTimelineValue
in interface Timeline
date
- date relative to the domain.public long toMillisecond(long timelineValue)
toMillisecond
in interface Timeline
timelineValue
- the timeline value (in milliseconds).SegmentedTimeline
public long getTimeFromLong(long date)
date
- the milliseconds.public boolean containsDomainValue(long millisecond)
true
if a value is contained in the timeline.containsDomainValue
in interface Timeline
millisecond
- the value to verify.true
if value is contained in the timeline.public boolean containsDomainValue(java.util.Date date)
true
if a value is contained in the timeline.containsDomainValue
in interface Timeline
date
- date to verifytrue
if value is contained in the timelinepublic boolean containsDomainRange(long domainValueStart, long domainValueEnd)
true
if a range of values are contained in the
timeline. This is implemented verifying that all segments are in the
range.containsDomainRange
in interface Timeline
domainValueStart
- start of the range to verifydomainValueEnd
- end of the range to verifytrue
if the range is contained in the timelinepublic boolean containsDomainRange(java.util.Date dateDomainValueStart, java.util.Date dateDomainValueEnd)
true
if a range of values are contained in the
timeline. This is implemented verifying that all segments are in the
range.containsDomainRange
in interface Timeline
dateDomainValueStart
- start of the range to verifydateDomainValueEnd
- end of the range to verifytrue
if the range is contained in the timelinepublic void addException(long millisecond)
The segment is identified by a domainValue into any part of the segment. Therefore the segmentStart <= domainValue <= segmentEnd.
millisecond
- domain value to treat as an exceptionpublic void addException(long fromDomainValue, long toDomainValue)
The segment range is identified by a domainValue that begins a valid segment and ends with a domainValue that ends a valid segment. Therefore the range will contain all segments whose segmentStart <= domainValue and segmentEnd <= toDomainValue.
fromDomainValue
- start of domain range to treat as an exceptiontoDomainValue
- end of domain range to treat as an exceptionpublic void addException(java.util.Date exceptionDate)
The segment is identified by a Date into any part of the segment.
exceptionDate
- Date into the segment to exclude.public void addExceptions(java.util.List exceptionList)
The segment is identified by a Date into any part of the segment.
exceptionList
- List of Date objects that identify the segments to
exclude.public void addBaseTimelineException(long domainValue)
An exception segment is defined as a segment to exclude from what would otherwise be considered a valid segment of the timeline. An exception segment can not be contained inside an already excluded segment. If so, no action will occur (the proposed exception segment will be discarded).
The segment is identified by a domainValue into any part of the baseTimeline segment.
domainValue
- domain value to teat as a baseTimeline exception.public void addBaseTimelineException(java.util.Date date)
The segment is identified by a domainValue into any part of the segment. Therefore the segmentStart <= domainValue <= segmentEnd.
date
- date domain value to treat as a baseTimeline exceptionpublic void addBaseTimelineExclusions(long fromBaseDomainValue, long toBaseDomainValue)
fromBaseDomainValue
- Start of the range where exclusions will be
extracted.toBaseDomainValue
- End of the range to process.public long getExceptionSegmentCount(long fromMillisecond, long toMillisecond)
fromMillisecond
- the beginning of the interval.toMillisecond
- the end of the interval.public SegmentedTimeline.Segment getSegment(long millisecond)
index + segmentSize*m
will be returned for the smallest
m
possible.millisecond
- index into the segmentpublic SegmentedTimeline.Segment getSegment(java.util.Date date)
date + segmentSize*m
will be returned for the smallest
m
possible.date
- date into the segmentpublic boolean equals(java.lang.Object o)
equals
in class java.lang.Object
o
- Object to verify with ustrue
or false
public int hashCode()
hashCode
in class java.lang.Object
public long getTime(java.util.Date date)
date
- Date to convert to long.public java.util.Date getDate(long value)
Date
object.value
- the millisecond value.public java.lang.Object clone() throws java.lang.CloneNotSupportedException
clone
in class java.lang.Object
java.lang.CloneNotSupportedException
- ??.


Eric Nam reveals full lyric video for all the songs on his newest album 'Before We Begin'
by sl278Eric Nam has gifted fans with a full lyric video of his new album 'Before We Begin'.
The popular star made the announcement about the video's release on Twitter. The simple lyric video covers all the songs in his album and offers lyrics so fans can sing along as shots of the hunky solo artist play in the background.
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[net, options, errlog, pointlog] = olgd(net, options, x, t)
uses
on-line gradient descent to find a local minimum of the error function for the
network
net
computed on the input data x
and target values
t
. A log of the error values
after each cycle is (optionally) returned in errlog
, and a log
of the points visited is (optionally) returned in pointlog
.
Because the gradient is computed on-line (i.e. after each pattern)
this can be quite inefficient in Matlab.
The error function value at final weight vector is returned
in options(8)
.
The optional parameters have the following interpretations.
options(1)
is set to 1 to display error values; also logs error
values in the return argument errlog
, and the points visited
in the return argument pointslog
. If options(1)
is set to 0,
then only warning messages are displayed. If options(1)
is -1,
then nothing is displayed.
options(2)
is the precision required for the value
of x
at the solution. If the absolute difference between
the values of x
between two successive steps is less than
options(2)
, then this condition is satisfied.
options(3)
is the precision required of the objective
function at the solution. If the absolute difference between the
error functions between two successive steps is less than
options(3)
, then this condition is satisfied.
Both this and the previous condition must be
satisfied for termination. Note that testing the function value at each
iteration roughly halves the speed of the algorithm.
options(5)
determines whether the patterns are sampled randomly
with replacement. If it is 0 (the default), then patterns are sampled
in order.
options(6)
determines if the learning rate decays. If it is 1
then the learning rate decays at a rate of 1/t
. If it is 0
(the default) then the learning rate is constant.
options(9)
should be set to 1 to check the user defined gradient
function.
options(10)
returns the total number of function evaluations (including
those in any line searches).
options(11)
returns the total number of gradient evaluations.
options(14)
is the maximum number of iterations (passes through
the complete pattern set); default 100.
options(17)
is the momentum; default 0.5.
options(18)
is the learning rate; default 0.01.
net = mlp(5, 3, 1, 'linear'); options = foptions; options(18) = 0.01; options(5) = 1; net = olgd(net, options, x, t);
graddesc
Copyright (c) Ian T Nabney (1996-9)


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Arsenal step up interest in 21-year-old Belgian midfielder – report
Arsenal are interested in a deal to sign Stuttgart midfielder Orel Mangala, according to a report
by Transfer AgentArsenal have stepped up their interest in signing Stuttgart midfielder Orel Mangala, according to a report in Germany.
Belgian media outlet HLN, as quoted by TEAMtalk, is reporting that Arsenal are interested in the 21-year-old Belgian midfielder.
The same article states that Mangala is valued at around €30m by the Bundesliga 2 club after his impressive season so far.
According to the same story, the Gunners are facing competition for Mangala from Ligue 1 trio Lyon, Marseille and Lille, as well as Italian giants AS Roma.
The same report goes on to state that Stuttgart are anticipating an offer from one of Mangala’s European suitors after the Belgian midfielder’s promising start to the campaign.
Arsenal have a history of signing midfielders from the lower leagues after the Gunners brought in Matteo Guendouzi in a £7m deal from Ligue 1 side Lorient in 2018.
The French midfielder established himself as a key player under Unai Emery last season after Guendouzi racked up 48 appearances in all competitions.
Arsenal haven’t won the Premier League title since 2003-04 when Arsene Wenger was still in charge at the north London club.
Current Gunners boss Emery signed six new players in the summer but Arsenal are still struggling to compete for a top-four finish.
Arsenal are in sixth spot and eight points behind Manchester City.


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