Irritation of the walls of the veins is a prime setup for blood clots, because the blood can back up in these vessels. One sign that blood clots may be forming is if the back of the lower leg often hurts and is tender to the touch. This condition is known as phlebitis, meaning “inflammation of veins.”
There are many causes of phlebitis, including:
Phlebitis is potentially deadly because a large piece of the blood clot in a vein of the leg might break off and travel through the blood vessels from the leg to the lungs. A clot in the lungs produces shortness of breath and an inability to oxygenate the blood, which can be life-threatening. (See Tips 62 to 64, 81, 175, and 249.) It is therefore urgent that you see a doctor for evaluation and treatment, including a blood thinner if appropriate.
Pain in the legs during activities such as walking that is relieved during rest is usually due to insufficient blood flow to the legs. During activity the leg muscles require more blood, and when they do not receive it, you feel pain. The distance you can walk before the pain occurs is determined by the degree of blockage in the artery to your leg. A severe blockage may bring on the pain after walking only a few feet, and a less severe blockage may allow you to walk without pain for as much as a quarter of a mile. In very rare cases, the pain occurs at the first attempt to walk but then disappears after you have been walking for a while. If the blockage is in the arteries of the thighs, then the pain will be in the calves. A higher blockage will cause pain in the hips, buttocks, and thighs—this type of blockage is more commonly seen in patients who smoke, or have diabetes or high cholesterol.
If a blood clot forms in the markedly narrowed area of the artery, then a complete blockage of the artery will follow, with severe leg pain. If the blood flow is interrupted for too long, causing gangrene, there is risk that a life-threatening infection will spread throughout the body. In this scenario, amputation of the leg may be necessary.
If you experience pain in your leg when you walk, you should seek medical evaluation as soon as possible. It is best to correct the problem before total blockage occurs. Circulation may be restored by cleaning out the blockage: The artery can be reopened at the narrowed area with a small tube tipped with an inflatable balloon. Surgical repair is also possible: One end of a small piece of blood vessel can be sewn to the blocked vessel above the site of the obstruction, while the other end is sewn below the site of the blockage. This will allow blood to bypass or detour the site of the obstruction. A third approach is to inject a substance into the blood vessel that can dissolve the blood clot.
The soft disks between the cords of the vertebral bones in the back provide cushions for the spine. As we age, these disks can become brittle, a condition known as degenerative disks. When they bulge or tear, the disks may press upon large nerves as they leave the spinal canal, causing symptoms in the parts of the body where the strained nerve usually travels. If this happens in the neck area, symptoms of weakness or numbness may travel into the arms. If it happens in the lower back, pain may travel into the buttocks and down the back of the leg, making it difficult to lift up the toes. This can cause the foot to slap the floor while walking.
In the great majority of cases of degenerative disks and disk herniations, the symptoms will resolve on their own in six to eight weeks. When this does not occur, your doctor may need to see you in order to prevent permanent damage. Even when the pain resolves, it is important to continue to maintain good back care. This may include plans for long-term weight loss, core body exercises like yoga and pilates, as well as swimming and water aerobics. Also, be sure to use back healthy techniques when lifting heavy objects (e.g., lifting from a squatting position “with the legs” instead of bending forward).
Note: While a stroke can also cause weakness or numbness of a limb, unlike nerve root compression, strokes are usually pain free.
You need to be able to distinguish this deep, aching kind of bone pain from pains in the joints, which are usually due to overexertion or arthritis. In the early stages of bone cancer, the pain may be intermittent, but it will often get worse at night. As the cancer develops, the pain will become more severe and constant, and may also worsen with movement.
Cancer originating in the bone can involve the bone itself or the core of the bone where blood cells are made. It is best to have these serious problems ruled out when you have severe bone pain before seeking therapies such as spinal adjustments, manipulations, acupuncture, etc. Early treatment of cancer can make a difference in your outcome.


WESS & FRIENDS-THE SHOW MUST GO ON!
November 2005 at the Arabian Theatre
Directed by Wess Hughes
Choreographers - Christine Cloer, Juna Broome
Assistants to the Director - Amanda Hall, Linda Montgomery
THE CAST
The Old Friends-The Diva and Diva-Dude Alumni
Venita Apperwhite, Anita Boyd, Juna Broome, Sam Buchanan,
Kyle Chesney, Christine Cloer, Ken Culpepper, Bethany Fagan,
Amanda Hall, Brennen Kloske, Marian Latimer, Bill Myers,
Catherine Nowicki, Alisha Powell, Albert Ray, Ricardo Robinson,
Missy Sanderson, Becky Thomas, Cora Wade-Seals,
Gerald Wansley
The New Friends
Amber Allday, Ali Alexander, Dallen Boutwell, Molly Chandler,
Lacy Hinton, Heather James, Matt McCarty, Kimberly Pigford,
Kayci Reyer, Ashley Smith, Lyndsey Thomas, Courtney Waters,
Brooke Welborn, Chase Welborn, Mallory White
The Little Friends
Abbey Adams, Collyn Bassett, Kenisha Breland, Sylar Bunch,
Carmen Davis, Laken Dean, Landra Gavin, Hannah Hankins,
Baylea Hogan, Kaylee Jones, Rachel Kloske, Kelsey Lyon,
Lindsey Middleton, Leigh Ann Pacific, Katie Parker, Kayla Patterson,
James Pounds, Patsy Pruitt, Woodsen Pryne, Kelsey Robinson,
Scarlett Sandifer, Chris Sims, Kalyb Sims, Robin Sims, Tyler Sims,
Abby Smith, Anna Smith, Andrey Smith, Ashley Walters,
Haley Wansley


Login and secure your data
No middle man
No need to give your password to anyone, or ask a third party’s permission to access your data. Your information, and access to it, belongs to you!
self-authentication
Your PIN and Keyword are used to locate your data on the network and your password, which never leaves your machine, is then used to decrypt it locally.
This means that no one needs to hold a record of your ﬁles, or your login details and there’s no need to ask anyone for permission to access it. This process is called Self-Authentication and enables you to ﬁnd, unlock and decrypt your own data.
Unneeded duplicates are automatically removed.
Once a ﬁle is uploaded, other users who upload the same ﬁle will be automatically referred to the original, limiting the number of copies and reducing the computing resources needed to store it.
Self-Encryption: Data which encrypts itself, with itself.
Files uploaded to the network are broken into pieces, encrypted and distributed across the network. This process is called Self-Encryption.
When a user uploads (or saves) a ﬁle to the network, via one of the SAFE Network apps, the ﬁle is automatically broken up into chunks. These chunks are then encrypted (encoded so that only authorised parties can read it), randomised and stored on the computers of other SAFE Network users. These encrypted chunks are completely unreadable and inaccessible to anyone other than the owner.
How SAFE network encrypts your data
A version of convergent encryption with an additional obfuscation step. This pattern allows secured data that can also be de-duplicated. This library presents an API that can be utilised in any application that provides a POSIX like filesystem interface, dealing very effectively with the content part of any data (in tests the parallelised approach can actually be faster than reading/writing data as a single stream).


Smile Again
A web application designed to help the elderly communicate and socilaize, and let again be happy! This project of ours was a hackathon product which helped us bag the first prize among a crowd of 200.
I like stars and galaxies
and technology!
Welcome to my galaxy of self expression
and knowledge!
I am an undergrad completing my B.Tech from Vellore Institute of Technology. Being a dedicated Web Developer I am also very passionate about traversing through new ideas and technologies that come up! I love connecting with people from all around and would love to market your ideas to the world. From managing activities to being a part of the team I would love to contribute in any way!
According to Jeff Mack's book, he can make his own lunch,get his own drink and take his own bath - pretty cool! Well, here's a list of what I can :D
Here are some of my projects and achievements of the past! Click on the images to be directed to the Github Links.
A web application designed to help the elderly communicate and socilaize, and let again be happy! This project of ours was a hackathon product which helped us bag the first prize among a crowd of 200.
This company aims to develop exciting and out of the box solutions to existing problems faced by everyone. Till date we have worked on projects ranging from an event organizing platform (named Wozzby) to mail services (Shareo)!
A Django apllication using Azure Compter vision API and services to read the statements of an input image and convert to text! This also makes use of NLTK framework, using the library Spacy to match given words with the converted text.
Feel free to message me regarding any improvements or some sessions over coffee :D


HTB - images/openadmin
Often called the Burp Labs
Posted on June 28, 2020
images/openadmin is an easy HTB box that also happens to be ridiculously long. Let's begin by running gobuster, we get a new subdirectory called music at http://<IP_ADDRESS>/music/#
Clicking on login get us to an opennetadmin page:
A quick google search for "opennetadmin exploit" gets us this github link: https://github.com/amriunix/ona-rce
Save it and run to get back a very limited and badebones shell:
Using the python RCE version instead of the bash one presents you with a lot more information when you try to get a reverse shell as www-data:
So let's load a python shell instead:
Open up a python server and copy it to our target box
Running it gets us a better shell back on our netcat listener:
There are two names in the /home/ folder, jimmy and joanna. LinPEAS also shows that we have a MYSQL database running.
Let's go digging for creds for this DB, starting with the opennetadmin folder and its config contents at /opt/ona/www/local/config. We get a password:
n1nj4W4rri0R!
And an user: ona_sys
Let's connect to MYSQL:
Let's plunder the user database:
| 1 | guest | 098f6bcd4621d373cade4e832627b4f6 | 0 | 2021-01-13 18:43:17 | 2021-01-13 18:43:17 |
| 2 | admin | 21232f297a57a5a743894a0e4a801fc3 | 0 | 2007-10-30 03:00:17 | 2007-12-02 22:10:26 |
Looking them up hashes.org gets us test and admin:
Neither of them work, so let's try the password we already have, n1nj4W4rri0R! :
su jimmy
n1nj4W4rri0R!
Bingo:
Looking around the system, we find some interesting .php files in /var/www/internal:
Checking netstat, we do notice an unused port that was not picked up by nmap: 52846:
Great, we can curl on that port and run the main .php script:
We got an RSA key. Let's save it to your kali box and send it through ssh2john
And run John on the hash:
Great, we got our password:
bloodninjas
Now we can use the key to connect:
chmod 600 joanna.hash
ssh -i joanna.hash<EMAIL_ADDRESS>And bloodninjas as the password.
We now have the user flag:
Running linpeas.sh we spot that joanna can run nano as sudo:
Let's check gtfobins for a way out of nano
https://gtfobins.github.io/gtfobins/nano/#shell
sudo /bin/nano /opt/priv
^R^X
reset; sh 1>&0 2>&0
We now have a root shell:
And we quickly secure the root flag:
That is the end of images/openadmin, a very long foothold and user process and a quick root. Overall a neat box and I learned some cool things.


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Each GET method returns the code for the graph. This means you can put it inside the src of a <iframe>.
For example: <iframe src="{YOUR_REQ_HERE}"></iframe>.
The base url for all requisitions is https://exileinfo.xyz/api/.
As a recommendation, You should stick with at least 300px of height, so that things don't get too cramped.
Leagues available:
Pages
...
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NYT: Trump Has Talked About Firing IG Who Reported Whistleblower Complaint
President Donald Trump has reportedly discussed with aides whether to fire Intelligence Community Inspector General Michael Atkinson for disloyalty.
The New York Times reported on Tuesday that Trump has been privately complaining about Atkinson after he reported to Congress the whistleblower complaint flagging Trump’s infamous July call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
Atkinson’s decision to do so lay the groundwork for the House impeachment inquiry into Trump’s attempt to leverage military aid to pressure Ukraine into investigating his political opponents.
Trump, who appointed Atkinson to his post in 2017, reportedly saw the inspector general’s decision as an act of disloyalty. An unnamed source told the Times Trump has thus been weighing firing Atkinson in recent weeks.


Director of Integrated Finance Bank of Scotland. 9th floor, 1 Marsden street, Manchester, M2 1HW. North of England, UK. For your kind attention, Transfer of fund/Investment cum joint venture I discovered a dormant account in my office, as the Director of Integrated Finance. It will be in my interest to transfer this fund worth 15,000,000 million pounds in an account offshore. If you can be a collaborator to this please indicate interest immediately for us to proceed. Urgently, i want you to get back to me, to further explain all procedures required to move forward with this transaction. I also will bring to your notice that the owner of this dormant account was Late Engineer John Hughes, a foreigner who died in 1995. Since my inception into office in 2001, nobody has operated on this account and nobody knows about it or anything concerning it neither does his company, a petrol chemical service company here.  Do respond as soon as possible for details and directions to my new<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Regards and respect, Mike Gillespie. Director of Integrated Finance Bank of Scotland.


Gets the MSMQ message queue by the given name
Get-MsmqMessageQueue [-Name] <String> [-Private] [<CommonParameters>]
Returns a MessageQueue object for the Message Queue with name Name
. If one doesn't exist, returns $null
.
Because MSMQ handles private queues differently than public queues, you must explicitly tell Get-MsmqMessageQueue
the queue you want to get is private by using the Private
switch.
| Name | Type | Description | Required? | Pipeline Input | Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | String | The name of the queue to get. |
true | false | |
| Private | SwitchParameter | Is the queue private? |
false | false | False |
Get-MsmqMessageQueue -Name LunchQueue
Returns the MessageQueue object for the queue named LunchQueue. It's probably pretty full!
Get-MsmqMessageQueue -Name TeacherLunchQueue -Private
Returns the MessageQueue object for the teacher's private LunchQueue. They must be medical professors.


This package is auto-generated. For pull requests please see src/platforms/web/entry-compiler.js.
This package can be used to pre-compile Vue 2.0 templates into render functions to avoid runtime-compilation overhead and CSP restrictions. In most cases you should be using it with vue-loader
, you will only need it separately if you are writing build tools with very specific needs.
Compiles a template string and returns compiled JavaScript code. The returned result is an object of the following format:
{
ast: ?ASTElement, // parsed template elements to AST
render: string, // main render function code
staticRenderFns: Array<string>, // render code for static sub trees, if any
errors: Array<string> // template syntax errors, if any
}
Note the returned function code uses with
and thus cannot be used in strict mode code.
outputSourceRange
new in 2.6
boolean
false
Set this to true will cause the errors
returned in the compiled result become objects in the form of { msg, start, end }
. The start
and end
properties are numbers that mark the code range of the error source in the template. This can be passed on to the compiler.generateCodeFrame
API to generate a code frame for the error.
whitespace
string
'preserve' | 'condense'
'preserve'
The default value 'preserve'
handles whitespaces as follows:
If set to 'condense'
:
Using condense mode will result in smaller compiled code size and slightly improved performance. However, it will produce minor visual layout differences compared to plain HTML in certain cases.
This option does not affect the

tag.
Example:
modules
It’s possible to hook into the compilation process to support custom template features. However, beware that by injecting custom compile-time modules, your templates will not work with other build tools built on standard built-in modules, e.g vue-loader
and vueify
.
An array of compiler modules. For details on compiler modules, refer to the ModuleOptions
type in flow declarations and the built-in modules.
directives
An object where the key is the directive name and the value is a function that transforms an template AST node. For example:
compiler.compile('

', {
directives: {
test (node, directiveMeta) {
// transform node based on directiveMeta
}
}
})
By default, a compile-time directive will extract the directive and the directive will not be present at runtime. If you want the directive to also be handled by a runtime definition, return true
in the transform function.
Refer to the implementation of some built-in compile-time directives.
preserveWhitespace
Deprecated since 2.6
boolean
true
By default, the compiled render function preserves all whitespace characters between HTML tags. If set to false
, whitespace between tags will be ignored. This can result in slightly better performance but may affect layout for inline elements.
Similar to compiler.compile
, but directly returns instantiated functions:
This is only useful at runtime with pre-configured builds, so it doesn’t accept any compile-time options. In addition, this method uses new Function()
so it is not CSP-compliant.
2.4.0+
Same as compiler.compile
but generates SSR-specific render function code by optimizing parts of the template into string concatenation in order to improve SSR performance.
This is used by default in vue-loader@>=12
and can be disabled using the optimizeSSR
option.
2.4.0+
Same as compiler.compileToFunction
but generates SSR-specific render function code by optimizing parts of the template into string concatenation in order to improve SSR performance.
Parse a SFC (single-file component, or *.vue
file) into a descriptor (refer to the SFCDescriptor
type in flow declarations). This is used in SFC build tools like vue-loader
and vueify
.
Generate a code frame that highlights the part in template
defined by start
and end
. Useful for error reporting in higher-level tooling.
pad
pad
is useful when you are piping the extracted content into other pre-processors, as you will get correct line numbers or character indices if there are any syntax errors.
{ pad: "line" }
, the extracted content for each block will be prefixed with one newline for each line in the leading content from the original file to ensure that the line numbers align with the original file.{ pad: "space" }
, the extracted content for each block will be prefixed with one space for each character in the leading content from the original file to ensure that the character count remains the same as the original file.


#* The server renders this HTML page in an end-user's browser when the user's password has reached the configured password change buffer time. The user can opt to change the password or to be reminded later. Velocity variables (identified by the $ character) are generated at runtime by the server. Change text or formatting as needed. Modifying Velocity statements is not recommended as it may interfere with expected server behavior. The following variables are available on this page, but not used by default: $client_id - The ID of the OAuth client used in this transaction $spAdapterId - The SP Adapter ID used in this transaction It is recommended to sanitize the values that are displayed using $escape.escape() for example $escape.escape($client_id). *# #set( $messageKeyPrefix = "html.form.password.expiring.notification.template." )


When 'Work out automatically' is chosen, the backup will be written until
the tape or filesystem runs out of space. Alternately, you can specify the
correct number of kilobytes available, which can be useful if the
automatic size detection produces the incorrect result.


I’ve learned that I can be really hard on myself when I feel like I’m failing or not up to speed and that it’s really hard to get out of that mindset. I realised that I'm pretty in tune with my emotions and empathy and how that is an asset in the tech industry. When I push myself I can be quite social and put myself out there, but that is admittedly easier online!
Programming isn’t always an individual activity, pair programming and team work is an important part of if too. To work well in a team it helps to really know who you are and how you react in situations, to be the best team player you can be.
Empathy is really important - that is, having empathy for yourself and for others. When learning, being hard on yourself won’t get you anywhere and only leaves you feeling bad about yourself and your abilities. Having empathy for others when working in a team is vital. Being able to put yourself in others’ shoes can avoid clashes and arguments and create a great working environment for everyone.
Self-awareness is “the ability to accurately recognize one's own emotions, thoughts, and values, and how they influence behavior”. Being self aware helps when learning as the more you know about yourself and the better you can recognise your emotions, the easier it is to know how you react in stressful situations and how to avoid them.
It pleasantly surprised me that EQ is so highly regarded by employers in the tech industry. In my personal experience, I have encountered many co-workers with less than desirable EQ’s. Knowing that this is an asset and more highly regarded than technical skills in some cases is really encouraging for the future.
I found it really difficult to explore my core values and identity. They are influenced by my upbringing and experiences, but it’s rare for me to take time to think about my identity and what really matters to me. It helped me understand myself better and recognise why I react to things in certain ways.
I think the main reason is to emphasise to people how their actions and emotions affect others. While learning the technical skills are important, it needs to be paired with EQ. Whether in the workplace or in your personal life, being respectful and professional with others is a huge asset and can help you be more employable and successful.
I really appreciated the core teachings throughout the course. It helped me explore who I am in a structured way. Just as importantly I think it was a good and needed break from the technical aspects of the course. I can see the course being really overwhelming if it only focused on the technical skills.
Learning core skills will also help me be more employable once the course is over. Having the technical skills is great but that alone isn’t enough for employers, a balance of these skills will put me in a great position for the future and allow me to have the confidence for a career in the tech industry.


Dynamic Visualisation for Symmetrical Components (Fortescue, Clarke and Park)¶
The purpose of this project is to dynamically visualise all the three-phase symmetrical components. This includes the following definitions for symmetrical components:
- The orginal definition proposed by Fortescue, which is at its centenary this year (2018)
- Symmetrical components for the Clarke Transform (amplitude invariant), according to the DSOGI
- Symmetrical components for the Park Transform, calculated from the DSOGI Clarke Transform symmetrical components
This project would allow the user to define the three-phase inputs and the PLL angle to allow studies of different situations.
This project would provide the plots in both the time-domain and the polar-domain.
This project would allow the user to export the plots in various formats.
This project would allow the user to export the raw data in CSV.
This project would save user-defined inputs automatically in an INI file.
The GUI of this project is built with Qt designer.
Table of Contents¶
- 1. Preface
- 2. Introduction
- 3. Main GUI : gsySymmMain
- 4. Library for transforms : gsyTransforms
- 5. Library for custom Plots : gsyPlt
- 6. Library for custom IOs : gsyIO
- 7. Library for INI files : gsyINI
- 8. Appendix A : Conversion of Qt UI files and resource files to Python scripts
- 9. Appendix B : Convert SVG to EMF
- 10. Biography


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description: Use Redash to connect to any data source (Redshift, BigQuery, MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB and many others), query, visualize and share your data to make your company data driven.
---
{{ page.title }} | Redash
{% include header.html %}
{{ content }}
{% include footer.html %}


{% extends "cradmin_legacy/viewhelpers/listbuilderview/filterlist-right.django.html" %} {% load static %} {% load i18n %} {% load cradmin_legacy_tags %} {% block title %} {{ request.cradmin_role.get_path }} {% endblock title %} {% block pageheader-inner %}
{% trans "Only students registered for this semester can be added to assignments within the semester." %}
{% trans "Add/edit students" %} {% trans "Add/edit examiners" %}
{% blocktrans trimmed %} Create semester tags that can be used as filtering options later on. These tags will be available as filters when e.g organizing examiners and students when configuring an assignment. {% endblocktrans %}
{% trans "You can add semester administrators. Semester administrators have mostly the same permissions as course administrators except that they do not have access to anonymous assignments." %}
{% blocktrans trimmed %} You do not have access to the "Overview of all results" or "Qualified for final exams" utilities due to one or more of the assignments being semi-anonymous. {% endblocktrans %}
{% else %}{% trans "Overview of all results" %} {% trans "Qualified for final exams" %}
{% endif %}


This tool will generate a JSON snapshot of all comments (even those that are not immediately visible) on any given reddit thread. It can be used through your own account.
Enter the URL of a reddit thread or comment chain:
Your snapshot is being generated. Depending on the size of the thread, this could take anywhere between a second and a few minutes.
Only show "important" JSON properties (author and body of comments/submissions)


{% extends 'helpcentre-detail.html' %} {% block pageTitle %} What is NHS login? {% endblock %} {% block beforeContent %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
NHS login lets you access a variety of digital health and care websites and apps with just 1 username and password.
When you set up your NHS login, you will need to prove who you are. This is so we can connect you to your NHS record and protect your health information.
When you have proved who you are, you will be able to use your NHS login to access websites and apps wherever you see 'NHS login'.
Benefits include:


Dermatology Diagnosis Mapper - Consensus Survey
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public final class GlobalErrorCodes
extends java.lang.Object
Here are the ones specified that relate to the protocol specification (4xx), the ones resulting from common internal
server problems (5xx) use those defined in HttpStatus
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
ETAGS_DONT_MATCH
The Annotation Client supplied an If-Match header that did not match the ETag of the Annotation being modified.
|
static int |
FORMAT_NOT_AVAILABLE
The requested format for the Annotation or Annotation Container's representation is not available, for example if
a client requested RDF/XML and the server does not support that (optional) transformation.
|
static int |
INVALID_BODY
The Annotation Client sent an entity-body that is not able to be processed by the Server, such as non-Annotation
or in a context that is unrecognized.
|
static int |
INVALID_CREDENTIALS
The Annotation Client is not authorized to perform the requested operation, as the authentication credentials
supplied did not meet the requirements of a particular access control policy for the Annotation or Annotation
Container.
|
static int |
INVALID_REQUEST
The Annotation Client sent a request which the Annotation Server cannot process due to the request not following
the appropriate specifications.
|
static int |
METHOD_NOT_ALLOWED
The requested HTTP method is not allowed for the resource, such as trying to POST to an Annotation Container page,
or trying to PATCH an Annotation when that functionality is not supported.
|
static int |
MODIFICATION_NOT_ALLOWED
The Annotation Client tried to set or change a value that the server does not allow Clients to modify, such as the
containment list of an Annotation Container or server set modification timestamps.
|
static int |
NOT_AUTHORIZED
The Annotation Client is not authorized to perform the requested operation, such as creating or deleting an
Annotation, as it did not supply authentication credentials.
|
static int |
RESOURCE_HAS_BEEN_DELETED
The Annotation is known to have existed in the past and was deleted.
|
static int |
RESOURCE_NOT_EXISTENT
The Annotation or Annotation Container requested does not exist.
|
public static final int INVALID_REQUEST
public static final int NOT_AUTHORIZED
public static final int INVALID_CREDENTIALS
public static final int RESOURCE_NOT_EXISTENT
public static final int METHOD_NOT_ALLOWED
public static final int FORMAT_NOT_AVAILABLE
public static final int MODIFICATION_NOT_ALLOWED
public static final int RESOURCE_HAS_BEEN_DELETED
public static final int ETAGS_DONT_MATCH
public static final int INVALID_BODY


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What is your are range?
What is your yearly income range ?
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| Dollars | Cents |
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| You would reccomment our products to a friend or cowoker | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |


This module provides the following actions:
| Action | Key binding | Icon |
|---|---|---|
| Exchange Mark and Dot | Alt+Shift+X | |
| From Char | Ctrl+Alt+, On MacOS Ctrl+Option+, | |
| After Char | Ctrl+Alt+Shift+, On MacOS Ctrl+Option+Shift+, | |
| Upto Char | Ctrl+Alt+Shift+. On MacOS Ctrl+Option+. | |
| To Char | Ctrl+Alt+. On MacOS Ctrl+Option+Shift+. | |
| Sort lines spanned by selection in ascending order | ||
| Sort lines spanned by selection in descending order | ||
| Sort lines in case sensitive fashion | ||
| Remove duplicate lines while sorting | ||
| Filter selected lines using an external program | ||
| Filter selected lines using an external program - send output to Output window | ||
| Cycle Slash Backslash Dot Dash | Ctrl+Alt+O |
The caret position, the selection and the order of start and end of the selection is maintained when moving/copying the lines.
The Move/Copy Selection/Line Up/Down are now part of standard NetBeans editor.
You can use the Char actions to either deleting text (Delete key),
or modifying the text - uppercase (Alt+u u) or lowercase (Alt+u l).
These actions work somewhat like the t, T, f and F commands of Vi.
You can type a numeric prefix nn
, to find the nnth occurence of the char.
If you are trying to operate on a digit you have to type ENTER
key.
With the following text on the current line and caret at |
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ|invoking From Char
Ctrl+Alt+,
On MacOS Ctrl+Option+,
, specifying c
and Match Case selected results in:
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Ctrl+Alt+,
On MacOS Ctrl+Option+,
, specifying c
and Match Case unselected results in:
ab|cdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZinvoking After Char
Ctrl+Alt+Shift+,
On MacOS Ctrl+Option+Shift+,
, specifying c
and Match Case selected results in:
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Ctrl+Alt+Shift+,
On MacOS Ctrl+Option+Shift+,
, specifying c
and Match Case unselected results in:
abc|defghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
With the following text on the current line and caret at |
|ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzinvoking Upto Char
Ctrl+Alt+Shift+.
On MacOS Ctrl+Option+.
, specifying v
and Match Case selected results in:
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstu|vwxyzinvoking Upto Char
Ctrl+Alt+Shift+.
On MacOS Ctrl+Option+.
, specifying v
and Match Case unselected results in:
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTU|VWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzinvoking To Char
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On MacOS Ctrl+Option+Shift+.
, specifying v
and Match Case selected results in:
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On MacOS Ctrl+Option+Shift+.
, specifying v
and Match Case unselected results in:
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The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc (1999) Reviewed by Eugene Novikov http://www.ultimate-movie.com/ Member: Online Film Critics Society
Starring Milla Jovovich, John Malkovich, Faye Dunaway, Dustin Hoffman. Rated R.
The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc is an intelligent film with intelligent ideas. It has a more-than-workable script and a first-rate cast. Its problems lie in its tone and execution. Director Luc Besson (the n is silent), whose last film was the visually stunning The Fifth Element doesn't quite realize this project's potential. His rampant use of humor is often inappropriate and while it may generate a laugh, it also serves to spoil the mood. There are limits to everything.
The two-and-a-half hour film stumbles out of the starting line, opening with a map of Europe accompanied by a historical summary in the form of titles which race across the screen at a jaw-droppingly fast pace, leaving most of the audience in the dust (but worry not: if you want to know some of the history behind the movie, simply read the next paragraph; contrarily if you do not want to know what happens, skip the next three). The film goes on to tell the still controversial story of Joan of Arc, the teenager who led France to victory over England in the 13th century, claiming to be a messenger from God.
Around the turn of the (13th) century, France and England signed a treaty providing that upon the death of France's ruler, France shall become part of England's kingdom. The kings of both countries die within months of each other, leaving France in the hands of the new king of England, who is only a few months old at the time.
Enter Joan of Arc. This spunky 19 year-old believes that she is receiving messages directly from the Big Kahuna himself. She thinks God is telling her to lead the French army to victory against the British to save the French Empire and make a king out of the Dauphin. The Dauphin, eager to please the masses and ready to jump at any chance to put a crown on his head, gives her the army. Joan takes control and gets some stunning victories, one of which she obtains merely by telling the British to "go home."
France is free and the Dauphin is king, but the story is far from over. Her tales of messages from God rise suspicions of witchcraft on her part, turning her saga into the best-known witchcraft trial ever sans Salem. The last act of the film covers this in detail, and it is by far the best The Messenger has to offer; the most powerful and compelling part of the movie is its last.
Imagine, if you will, an intense battle scene. The sets are elaborate, the action is frenetic, the music is blaring, the audience is really into it. Everyone is excited.  This elicits groans and laughs from the audience. The mood is ruined, the excitement is diffused. This is The Messenger's main ailment. Besson ruins important scenes by playing them to comic effect. I have no problem with dark humor in an epic film like this one but it has to be done right and in places where it fits. What this film does is like mixing oil and water; instead of blending seamlessly, the humor and the action interfere with each other, making for an uneven confection.
The 24-year-old Milla Jovovich (The Fifth Element) plays the title character with gusto but little grace which, I suppose, was the intention. Jovovich is a relatively unknown actress and casting her was a good idea; Joan is a controversial character and should not be interfered with by an actress with an established personality. The supporting cast is dynamite. John Malkovich provides some of the appropriate comic relief in the movie as does Dustin Hoffman whose character is significant and whose role I will not reveal for the sake of preserving some of the film's non-historical surprises.
The Messenger is decidedly not a blockbuster. It has the gall not to portray Joan as a hero, suggesting, more than anything else, that she was indeed insane. This came as a pleasant surprise: here is a big- budget movie that takes a big risk, straying from the crowd-pleasing notion of heroism and woman-saves-the-world feminism. It works by defying that expectation, by proposing a stand on an issue rather than merely telling a version of the story.
In the midst of all this, Besson does not forget to thoroughly modernize the tale, inserting generous amounts of '90s imagery and employing a version of the ever-popular MTV filmmaking style, though not settling into it as much as the stylistically similar Stigmata did earlier this year. I can't well imagine The Messenger working without all that imagery; it fits the story like a glove. As far as I'm concerned, MTV itself is the spawn of Satan, but it sure does do wonders for some films.
Most of what works in The Messenger is contained in its last 3rd and what comes before it struck me as hastily put together. It's as if the script wants to perfunctorily rush through the formalities and get to the points it wants to make as painlessly as humanly possible. The result is an extremely uneven first hour and a half. But the film's terrific finale is enough, I think, to warrant a trip to the multiplex.
Grade: B
©1999 Eugene Novikov
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Headings
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In HTML we use H
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What about materials?
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malesuada mauris
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You're crazy, Really!
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Before Change
// print(len(candidates_indices), candidates_indices.shape)
if mean_counts_size is not None:
print("Probability weighting considered")
proba = []
for (c, p) in zip(candidates.flatten(), mean_counts_size.flatten()):
if c >= 1:
proba.append(p)
print(len(list_indices), len(proba))
list_indices_fin = np.random.choice(list_indices, n_samples,
replace=False, p=proba)
else:
print("No probability weighting needed")
list_indices_fin = list_indices
np.random.shuffle(list_indices)
for i in range(0, n_samples):
indices_to_add = candidates_indices[list_indices_fin[i]]
// print(max_coords.shape, indices_to_add)
for s in range(0, N_SPATIAL):
max_coords[i, s] = indices_to_add[s] - np.floor(
spatial_win_sizes[0]/2)[s]
// for i in range(0, N_SPATIAL):
// assert uniq_spatial_size[i] >= max_spatial_win[i], \
// "window size {} is larger than image size {}".format(
// max_spatial_win[i], uniq_spatial_size[i])
// max_coords[:, i] = np.random.randint(
// 0, max(uniq_spatial_size[i] - max_spatial_win[i], 1), n_samples)
// adjust max spatial coordinates based on each spatial window size
all_coordinates = {}
for mod in list(win_sizes):
win_size = win_sizes[mod][:N_SPATIAL]
half_win_diff = np.floor((max_spatial_win - win_size) / 2.0)
// shift starting coords of the window
// so that smaller windows are centred within the large windows
spatial_coords = np.zeros((n_samples, N_SPATIAL * 2), dtype=np.int32)
spatial_coords[:, :N_SPATIAL] = \
max_coords[:, :N_SPATIAL] + half_win_diff[:N_SPATIAL]
spatial_coords[:, N_SPATIAL:] = \
After Change
list_indices_fin = list_indices_fin[:n_samples]
max_coords = np.zeros((n_samples, N_SPATIAL), dtype=np.int32)
half_win = np.floor(np.asarray(win_sizes["image"]) / 2).astype(np.int)
for (i_sample, ind) in enumerate(list_indices_fin):
indices_to_add = candidates_indices[ind]
max_coords[i_sample, :N_SPATIAL] = \
indices_to_add[:N_SPATIAL] - half_win[:N_SPATIAL]
// adjust max spatial coordinates based on each spatial window size
all_coordinates = {}
for mod in list(win_sizes):
win_size = win_sizes[mod][:N_SPATIAL]
half_win_diff = np.floor((max_spatial_win - win_size) / 2.0)
// shift starting coords of the window
// so that smaller windows are centred within the large windows
spatial_coords = np.zeros((n_samples, N_SPATIAL * 2), dtype=np.int32)
spatial_coords[:, :N_SPATIAL] = \
max_coords[:, :N_SPATIAL] + half_win_diff[:N_SPATIAL]
spatial_coords[:, N_SPATIAL:] = \
spatial_coords[:, :N_SPATIAL] + win_size[:N_SPATIAL]


com.jme3.math
package provides mathematic data structures
and utilities which are used by the rest of the engine.See: Description
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractTriangle | |
| ColorRGBA |
ColorRGBA defines a color made from a collection of red, green
and blue values stored in Linear color space. |
| CurveAndSurfaceMath |
This class offers methods to help with curves and surfaces calculations.
|
| Eigen3f | |
| FastMath |
FastMath provides 'fast' math approximations and float equivalents of Math
functions. |
| Line |
Line defines a line. |
| LineSegment |
LineSegment represents a segment in the space.
|
| Matrix3f |
Matrix3f defines a 3x3 matrix. |
| Matrix4f |
Matrix4f defines and maintains a 4x4 matrix in row major order. |
| Plane |
Plane defines a plane where Normal dot (x,y,z) = Constant. |
| Quaternion |
Quaternion defines a single example of a more general class of
hypercomplex numbers. |
| Ray |
Ray defines a line segment which has an origin and a direction. |
| Rectangle |
Rectangle defines a finite plane within three dimensional space
that is specified via three points (A, B, C). |
| Ring |
Ring defines a flat ring or disk within three dimensional
space that is specified via the ring's center point, an up vector, an inner
radius, and an outer radius. |
| Spline | |
| Transform |
Started Date: Jul 16, 2004
Represents a translation, rotation and scale in one object. |
| Triangle |
Triangle defines an object for containing triangle information. |
| Vector2f |
Vector2f defines a Vector for a two float value vector. |
| Vector3f |
Vector3f defines a Vector for a three float value tuple. |
| Vector4f |
Vector4f defines a Vector for a four float value tuple. |
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| Plane.Side | |
| Spline.SplineType |
com.jme3.math
package provides mathematic data structures
and utilities which are used by the rest of the engine.
The math package provides the following classes:Vector2f
- 2D general purpose vectorVector3f
- 3D general purpose vectorVector4f
- 4D general purpose vectorColorRGBA
- Floating-point RGB color with alphaQuaternion
- Specialized 4D data structure to represent rotationMatrix3f
- 3x3 matrix, usually used to represent rotationMatrix4f
- 4x4 matrix, used as an efficient transform representationAbstractTriangle
- Abstract triangle. Data to be provided by implementationTriangle
- Concrete implementation of AbstractTriangle with center and normal vectorsLine
- Infinite 3D lineLineSegment
- 3D line with start and end pointPlane
- 3D planeRay
- 3D rayRectangle
- 3D rectangleRing
- 3D ringSpline
- 3D curve defined by control points and a functionTransform
- Representation of a transform with translation, rotation, and scaleFastMath
- Contains static methods for floating-point mathCurveAndSurfaceMath
- Contains static methods specific to curve and surface mathEigen3f
- Provides computation of eigenvectors given a matrix


| GEOS SDK TechDocs
|
| Localization
| 2 How To Use Localization
The benefit of Geoworks' experience with previous international products was designed into GEOS from the start. The kernel was designed with the following three goals of localization in mind:
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Ease of use
Localization should be easy to use. A cumbersome system would slow programmers and leave them reluctant to use the system.
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Integration with the kernel
Functions used by many geodes should be part of the kernel. This allows for shared code, using less memory and making developers' jobs easier.
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Economy
Anyone should be able to translate an executable's text without having to understand or access the source code.
If you plan to release your software in other languages, you should code it for easy conversion later. Even if you have no such plans, there are still good reasons for using the localization features of GEOS.
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Stay Generic and Adaptable
By using localization code, your programs can work in a variety of environments without modification of source code. Even if you don't translate your geode into another language, users can still use it despite different keyboards and character sets.
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Respect user's preferences
Much of localization deals with user preferences which differ from country to country. Regardless of country, users may make changes using the Preferences desk tool and will no doubt appreciate having their preferences maintained.
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Conform to the system
You're probably going to end up using localization since much of GEOS is already localized. If your geodes are going to read DOS text files or alphabetize lists, you're going to use localized code; GEOS takes foreign character sets into account. Fortunately, localization functions are easy to use. In those situations where you don't absolutely have to use localized code, usually it's easier to use the localized functions than to write your own.
| GEOS SDK TechDocs
|
| Localization
| 2 How To Use Localization


Peel is the only real harbour on the west coast of the island. It is famous for its kippers, which are reputed to be some of the best to be found anywhere in the UK.
There is a tidal gate across the inner harbour entrance to allow vessels to remain afloat. Access is HW+/- 2.5 hours.
The lifting bridge ovens on request. Call 'Peel' on VHF channel 12.
In the outer harbour, there is a dredged channel alongside the breakwater, giving 5 metres at low water. There are also four visitors' buoys. Shelter is good except in strong NE to NW winds.
Last updated February 2013.


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leap new example --domain example.org
cd example
leap add-user --self
leap cert ca
leap cert csr
leap node add raspberry \
services:couchdb,webapp,soledad,mx ip_address:<IP_ADDRESS>
leap init node
leap deploy
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Schools Minister announces matched funding scheme for phonics resources to drive up reading standards.
Schools Minister Nick Gibb today announced a matched funding scheme to help primary schools teach systematic synthetic phonics and drive up reading standards.
Primary schools will be able to claim up to £3,000, if they match that funding, to spend on materials which meet the Department for Education’s criteria for an effective phonics programme.
A list of approved resources - including phonics products for teachers and pupils and training for teachers - will be published by the Department by September although some products and training will be available by the end of June. Schools will decide which of the resources will help them to deliver high-quality phonics teaching for their pupils and will be able to buy products and training with the match-funding any time up to March 2013.
The Government is introducing a new phonics-based screening check for six-year-olds so teachers can identify children not at the expected reading level and in need of extra support.
In last year’s primary school tests 15 per cent of pupils did not reach the standard expected at Key Stage 1 and 16 per cent were below the standard expected at Key Stage 2. England has slipped down the international table for reading in primary schools. The Progress in International Reading Literacy Study (PIRLS) of 10-year-olds saw England fall from third out of 35 countries in 2001 to 15th out of 40 countries in 2006.
Schools Minister Nick Gibb said:
This match-funding will mean all schools with six-year-old pupils will be able to buy approved products and training to help them teach high-quality systematic synthetic phonics.
There is more to reading than phonics. But high-quality academic evidence from across the world - from Scotland and Australia to the National Reading Panel in the US - shows that the systematic teaching of synthetic phonics is the best way to teach literacy to all children, and especially those aged five to seven.
Learning to read is a fundamental part of a child’s education and vital to their prospects in secondary school, further and higher education, and work. The new phonics check will ensure that children who need extra help are given the support they need to enable them to enjoy a lifetime’s love of reading.
The check will be piloted in a representative sample of about 300 schools in June. Evidence from the pilot and other policy advice will be considered before the assessment arrangements are finalised.
Phonics focuses on sounds rather than, for example, having children try to recognise whole words.
In analytic phonics, words are broken down into their beginning and end parts, such as ‘str-‘ and ‘eet’, with an emphasis on ‘seeing’ the words and analogy with other words.
In synthetic phonics, children start by sequencing the individual sounds in words - for example, ‘s-t-r-ee-t’, with an emphasis on blending them together.
Once they have learned all these, they progress to reading books.
The ‘synthetic’ part comes from the word ‘synthesise’, meaning to assemble or blend together.
Children who learn using synthetic phonics are able to have a go at new words working from sound alone, whereas those using analytic phonics are more dependent on having prior knowledge of families of words.
In Clackmannanshire, Scotland, a seven-year study of the teaching of synthetic phonics to 300 children found they made more progress in reading and spelling than other children their age.
A 2005 Australian report, Teaching Reading, found:
The incontrovertible finding from the extensive body of local and international evidence-based literacy research is that for children during the early years of schooling (and subsequently if needed) to be able to link their knowledge of spoken language to their knowledge of written language, they must first master the alphabetic code - the system of grapheme-phoneme correspondences that link written words to their pronunciations. Because these are both foundational and essential skills for the development of competence in reading, writing and spelling, they must be taught explicitly, systematically, early and well.
The US National Reading Panel report of 2006 said:
Systematic synthetic phonics instruction had a positive and significant effect on disabled readers’ reading skills. These children improved substantially in their ability to read words and showed significant, albeit small, gains in their ability to process text as a result of systematic synthetic phonics instruction. This type of phonics instruction benefits both students with learning disabilities and low-achieving students who are not disabled. Moreover, systematic synthetic phonics instruction was significantly more effective in improving low socio-economic status (SES) children’s alphabetic knowledge and word reading skills than instructional approaches that were less focused on these initial reading skills… Across all grade levels, systematic phonics instruction improved the ability of good readers to spell.
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title: 'I updated Release Management and my builds fail: now what?'
date: '2015-12-14T21:52:00.002Z'
author: Matteo Emili
tags:
modified_time: '2015-12-14T21:52:55.167Z'
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blogger_orig_url: https://mattvsts.blogspot.com/2015/12/i-updated-release-management-and-my.html
---
This is a quick but worth tip to remember.
If you upgrade Release Management, you always need to update the Client. Up to this, fair enough.
But you are going to start getting errors like “The account running the TFS build service needs to be added as a system user in the Release Management Server” in your build.
What you might be missing is that in order to allow communication between the two you also need to at least open the client, and if you keep getting errors you might also want to remove and re-add the Release Management URL into it.
This operation will recreate the authentication tokens and you can use VSRM again.


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If you overwork it you become a cloud killer. There's nothing worse than a cloud killer. This is the way you take out your flustrations. Let your heart take you to wherever you want to be. La- da- da- da- dah. Just be happy.
You gotta think like a tree. That's why I paint - because I can create the kind of world I want - and I can make this world as happy as I want it. From all of us here, I want to wish you happy painting and God bless, my friends.  Maybe there's a happy little Evergreen that lives here.
If you overwork it you become a cloud killer. There's nothing worse than a cloud killer. This is the way you take out your flustrations. Let your heart take you to wherever you want to be. La- da- da- da- dah. Just be happy.
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Woman's 'genius' windscreen ice melting 'hack' costs £2.80 and lasts for ages
Angela Hickling's 'hack' was shared by 3,400 people on Facebook, helping drivers to clear their windscreens in the freezing cold
by Matthew Dresch, Rachel Pugh, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/matthew-dresch/A woman has revealed a cheap 'hack' to helps drivers quickly melt the ice on their car windscreens.
The driver shared her secret on Facebook, telling friends to fill up an old bottle of carpet stain remover with warm water to wash away the ice.
Angela Hickling uploaded a video showing her using the container, which comes with a brush, to clear her windscreen, the Manchester Evening News reports.
The product only costs £2.80 and can be used multiple times, saving drivers from getting cold hands in the morning.
She wrote: "I'm a genius. Get yourself one of these bottles, fill it with warm water and you're sorted.
"No cold hands scraping anymore and it cleans your window screen too, the brush bit is ideal. Off to work now, have a great day people."
The post quickly went viral, with over 3,400 people sharing it on the social media platform.
"You are a genius," responded one Facebook user.
Another said: "Nope, I would have never thought that! Honestly gonna buy one just for that reason."
"That's amazing. I need some more of that so I will save the bottle after lol," wrote somebody else.
Speaking to Manchester Evening News, Angela revealed how she had come up with the savvy idea.
She said: "I was just looking through my boyfriend's cupboard to find some sort of gadget as I really didn't want my fingers freezing off, and saw the bottle.
"I had a light bulb moment.. filled it with warm water and it worked perfectly. I was so happy."
She added: "As you can see on the video it worked instantly, I didn't even need all the water in the bottle."
To replicate the hack, you'll just need to buy yourself a bottle of Dr Beckmann Carpet Stain Remover.
The cheapest one we can find is currently £2.80 from Wilko - though once you've bought it you'll be able to use it time and time again.
Make sure you've emptied it and thoroughly rinsed it before using it on your car.
Then you'll just need to fill it with warm water and watch the ice melt away. Don't use boiling water as it might crack your car windscreen.


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Double Match Point. How should Red play 62?
pips Red=108 White=94
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
A graphic demonstration of match play backgammon.
After bar/23, the correct money play is 10/4 but at DMP 11/5* wins 2% more games than 10/4. It loses a staggering 25% more gammons but who cares at DMP?
After 11/5* and a hit for White Red will still have winning chances if he can anchor on White's 2-pt. Of course, on White's nine fans after 11/5* Red is looking very good.
After bar/23, the correct money play is 10/4 but at DMP 11/5* wins 2% more games than 10/4. It loses a staggering 25% more gammons but who cares at DMP?
After 11/5* and a hit for White Red will still have winning chances if he can anchor on White's 2-pt. Of course, on White's nine fans after 11/5* Red is looking very good.
Cube analysis 2-ply cubeless equity +0.584 (Money: +0.577) 0.687 0.254 0.023 - 0.313 0.071 0.003 Cubeful equities: 1. Double, take +0.961 2. Double, pass +1.000 (+0.039) 3. No double +0.826 (-0.135) Proper cube action: Double, take


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The problem of parsing structured text has resisted one-size-fits all solutions for over 60 years. Lezer isn't such a solution either, but it is a very decent parser generator, especially well suited for use in code editors.
Lezer (the Dutch word for reader, pronounced like “laser”) provides a parser generator that outputs JavaScript modules, which can be loaded to parse code into a non-abstract syntax tree. This tree can then be used to do highlighting and basic semantic analysis.
Write your grammars declaratively, use a parser generator tool to convert it into an efficient parser.
Lezer can quickly re-parse documents that were slightly changed compared to a previously parsed version by reusing nodes from the old parse.
Being designed for the code editor use case, the parser is equipped with strategies for recovering from syntax errors, and can produce a tree for any input.
By using the LR parsing algorithm, an efficient tokenizer, and data structures optimized for locality, the parser rips through its input like an angry wolverine.
The parser generator produces compact parse table files which, along with the run-time library, are all you need to ship to clients.
The syntax tree representation is designed to be compact, packing groups of smaller nodes into arrays of 16-bit numbers.
Lezer is open source under an MIT license. It is maintained by the CodeMirror team.
Lezer is being developed on GitHub. Contributions are welcome.
Discussing the project, or asking questions, is best done on the forum. Bugs should be reported through the issue tracker. We aim to be an inclusive, welcoming community. To make that explicit, we have a code of conduct that applies to communication around the project.
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I had had such a good time doing Carousel with June Geissler that I wanted to do another show with her as soon as possible, so when I heard the she was choreographing Cabaret I was signed up for it immediately!
One of the highlights was undoubtedly having the cast photo (below - thanks to Alistair Thomas) taken.
It was a Sunday lunchtime, in front of the theatre and just beside a very busy main road.
I'm amazed we didn't cause an accident!


A computational-x researcher
Road transportation is about to experience a paradigm shift towards semi and fully autonomous vehicles in which new systems for traffic detection, communications and advanced control will be of paramount importance to insure traffic safety and efficiency.
Our task is to investigate and develop a simulation platform for studying the impacts of introducing autonomous vehicles in to existing traffic streams and demonstrating where further efficiencies might be achieved, particularly in traffic control strategies. In partnership with Transportation Systems Catapult, I'm also developing a library of network models and APIs as an open-source test bed for traffic control strategies.
Joint winner of the Faculty of Science Doctoral Thesis Awards 2016
Apr. 2016As part of the CyVerse UK team, our task was to develop, improve and integrate research (bioinformatics) applications to the UK node of the Cyverse (formerly known as iPlant Collaborative) platform. The scope of these applications covers a wide range of research, including genome-side association projects exploiting natural variation in crops, predicting biological networks and pathways, and the high-throughput imaging and image analysis services that take researchers one step closer to fully understanding which genes are linked to specific traits in plants.
Aug. 2015I TA-ed for a few modules (MSc and BSc) during my time as a PhD student, including
I started my PhD research with modelling and solving the workload placement problem of an emerging topic called Mobile Cloud Computing. I came across many issues such as algorithm efficiency and optimality and solved them with the best of my ability.
Towards the end of my PhD, I wrapped up the work with a complete rethinking of the Mobile Cloud Computing paradigm and developed a new way of analysing the application ecosystem that spans over mobile and cloud hardwares by extending the classic load-balancing game of Game Theory.
Lead the development of an ad-hoc forecast system, which helped UTL reduced its inventory by GBP200k in 2010 and increased its stock turn by two units. Success of the forecast system contributed greatly towards UTL's winning of the Mobile News Award in the Best Service & Repair category in the 2011. The system is still in regular use by the company to date. Beside the forecast system, I also delivered 70+ projects in total, for various departments of UTL including Demand Planning, Finance and HR.
Feb. 2009Graduated with Distinction
Oct. 2007Graduated with First Class Honours
Oct. 2004Graduated with Distinction
Oct. 2003See a full list of my publications on Google Scholar
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This feature allows the user to edit a mass calendar with selected users.
Contacts are listed here.


There are currently two slightly different versions of modjy, for two different versions of jython. Please make sure that the version of modjy you use is appropriate for your version of jython.
- Modjy version 0.25 supports jython 2.5, and is distributed with the jython 2.5 distribution. There were a number of important changes made to jython in 2.5, and a specific version of modjy is required to work with jython 2.5. Modjy 0.25 is no longer available from this website, but is now distributed with jython 2.5, currently as a .zip file in the extlibs directory. There is currently work under way to deepen the integration of modjy with jython, on the modjy integration branch
- Modjy version 0.22 supports jython 2.2, and is distributed from the modjy website.
So, if you're working with jython 2.2, use a modjy 0.22 version, distributed from the main modjy website. If you're using jython 2.5, use a modjy 0.25 version, included in the jython 2.5 distribution.
| Version |
Release Date |
Zip Archive |
Size (bytes) |
Notes |
| 0.22.3 |
2008-10-30 |
modjy_0_22_3.zip |
90,840 |
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Modjy is provided in .zip file format. That zip file contains everything that you need, including
- A Java ARchive (.jar file) containing a compiled, ready-to-run version of modjy.
- A sample web application context which can be dropped into most J2EE servlet containers.
- The full jython and java source code.
- This set of documentation.
- A set of unit tests.
- An Apache Ant build.xml script to build modjy.
- A file containing release notes.
- A license.txt file containing the Apache License v2.0 under which modjy is released.
To install and use modjy, simply download the .zip file above and extracts its contents into a local directory.


Sound library mixer class.
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java.util.HashMap< String, Integer > | DMapping = new java.util.HashMap<String, Integer>() |
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java.util.LinkedList< Sound > | DTonesInProgress = new java.util.LinkedList<Sound>() |
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java.util.LinkedList< Long > | DFreeClipIDs = new java.util.LinkedList<Long>() |
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java.util.LinkedList< Long > | DFreeToneIDs = new java.util.LinkedList<Long>() |
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Sound library mixer class.
| final boolean game.sounds.CSoundLibraryMixer.ClipCompleted |
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Checks if clip is completed.
- Parameters
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| id | ID of clip to check status of |
- Returns
- True if clip was completed, false otherwise.
| final int game.sounds.CSoundLibraryMixer.FindClip |
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clipname | ) |
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Finds clip.
- Parameters
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| clipname | Clip name to find. |
- Returns
- id of clip if found otherwise -1
| final int game.sounds.CSoundLibraryMixer.FindSong |
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String |
songname | ) |
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Finds song.
- Parameters
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| songname | Song name to find. |
- Returns
- id of song being searched if found otherwise -1
| final boolean game.sounds.CSoundLibraryMixer.LoadLibrary |
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String |
filename | ) |
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Loads music library.
- Parameters
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| filename | Name of file to open |
- Returns
- True if file was opened and scanned successfully, false otherwise.
| final int game.sounds.CSoundLibraryMixer.PlayClip |
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volume, |
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rightbias |
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Plays clip.
- Parameters
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| index | Index of clip to play |
| volume | Volume to set clip volume to |
| rightbias | Right bias to set clip right bias to |
| final int game.sounds.CSoundLibraryMixer.PlayTone |
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freq, |
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freqdecay, |
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volume, |
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rightbias, |
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Plays tone.
- Parameters
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| freq | Current frequency of tone |
| freqdecay | Decay of frequency |
| volume | Volume to set tone volume to |
| volumedecay | Decay of tone volume |
| rightbias | Right bias to set tone right bias to |
| rightshift | Right shift |
| final void game.sounds.CSoundLibraryMixer.SongVolume |
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float |
volume | ) |
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Sets song volume.
- Parameters
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| volume | Volume to set song volume to |
| final void game.sounds.CSoundLibraryMixer.StopTone |
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id | ) |
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- android/src/game/sounds/CSoundLibraryMixer.java


>>> ~/BabyloniaWave.txt >>> highway planet
<<< crystal star clusterin file A, all strings 'crystal star cluster' in other files are automatically linked to A.
(require 'howm)
(add-to-list 'load-path "/usr/share/emacs/site-lisp/howm/")
Maintenance release. Today's schedule didn't appear on menu on the last day of DST. (cf. patch for 1.3.4)
Maintenance release (security fix). All symbols are marked as risky-local-variable.
Maintenance release. Several bugs are fixed (for CVS-head emacs, etc). From this version, sleeping reminders can appear in todo list in menu buffer. If you don't like this behavior, please try M-x customize-variable howm-menu-todo-priority.
Maintenance release. A few bugs are fixed (mainly for xemacs). Default value of an option is changed so that [Today] function will show titles instead of matched lines themselves. If you don't like this change, try below steps.
Maintenance release. A few bugs (locale, xemacs) are fixed.
Though howm-1.3.0 has a new menu file, your old menu file is not updated automatically. Copy en/0000-00-00-000000.howm into howm/ directory if you like. Alternatively, you can cut and paste some parts of it to your howm/0000-00-00-000000.howm by hand.
Among several new features in howm-1.3.0, the most useful one will be 'aliases'. See README for details.


Q3FileStreamStorage_Get |
( TQ3Status ) Q3FileStreamStorage_Get ( TQ3StorageObject _Nonnull theStorage, FILE* _Nullable * _Nonnull theStream );
Get the stream associated with the storage.
This function is not available in QD3D.
- theStorage
- A file stream storage object.
- theStream
- Receives a FILE pointer.
Q3FileStreamStorage_New |
( TQ3StorageObject _Nonnull ) Q3FileStreamStorage_New ( FILE* _Nonnull theStream );
The specified stream must remain open as long as you use the
storage object, and it is your responsibility to close it later.
Calling Q3File_OpenRead, Q3File_OpenWrite, or Q3File_Close on an
associated TQ3FileObject do not actually open or close the
stream, though they are still necessary steps when doing I/O
with a file stream storage object.
This function is not available in QD3D.
- theStream
- An open stream.
Q3FileStreamStorage_Set |
( TQ3Status ) Q3FileStreamStorage_Set ( TQ3StorageObject _Nonnull theStorage, FILE* _Nonnull theStream );
Set the stream associated with the storage.
This function is not available in QD3D.
- theStorage
- A file stream storage object.
- theStream
- A stream to use with the storage.
Q3MemoryStorage_GetBuffer |
( TQ3Status ) Q3MemoryStorage_GetBuffer ( TQ3StorageObject _Nonnull storage, unsigned char * _Nonnull * _Nullable buffer, TQ3Uns32 * _Nullable validSize, TQ3Uns32 * _Nullable bufferSize );
Get the data of a memory storage object.
Gets a pointer to the data of a memory storage object without copying.
The pointer may become invalid if later storage operations cause the
buffer to be reallocated.
Each of the output parameters may be nullptr if you don't need that information.
- storage
- The storage object.
- buffer
- On output, receives a pointer to the actual data of the storage.
- validSize
- On output, the number of valid metafile data bytes in the storage object.
- bufferSize
- On output, the size of the buffer in bytes.
Q3MemoryStorage_GetType |
( TQ3ObjectType ) Q3MemoryStorage_GetType ( TQ3StorageObject _Nonnull storage );
Get the type of a memory storage object.
Returns the sub-type of a memory storage object,
currently either kQ3MemoryStorageTypeHandle or kQ3ObjectTypeInvalid.
- storage
- The storage object.
Q3MemoryStorage_New |
( TQ3StorageObject _Nonnull ) Q3MemoryStorage_New ( const unsigned char * _Nullable buffer, TQ3Uns32 validSize );
Create a memory storage object.
Creates a memory storage object using memory that is maintained
internally by Quesa. If you pass a buffer of data, that data will be
copied to the storage object's private memory
- buffer
- Pointer to a buffer in memory, or nullptr.
- validSize
- Number of bytes of data in the buffer. If you passed nullptr for the buffer, this number serves as the initial size and grow size of the internally allocated buffer. If you passed nullptr for buffer and 0 for validSize, then Quesa uses a default grow size.
Q3MemoryStorage_NewBuffer |
( TQ3StorageObject _Nonnull ) Q3MemoryStorage_NewBuffer ( unsigned char * _Nullable buffer, TQ3Uns32 validSize, TQ3Uns32 bufferSize );
Create a memory storage object that uses a provided buffer.
Creates a memory storage object using a given buffer rather than by
allocating Quesa memory.
- buffer
- Pointer to a buffer of data, or nullptr.
- validSize
- Number of bytes of valid data in the provided buffer, or if buffer was nullptr, the initial size and grow size of an internally-allocated buffer.
- bufferSize
- Size in bytes of the buffer.
Q3MemoryStorage_NewNoCopy |
( TQ3StorageObject _Nonnull ) Q3MemoryStorage_NewNoCopy ( unsigned char * _Nonnull buffer, TQ3Uns32 validSize, TQ3Uns32 bufferSize );
The buffer you pass in must have been allocated using
Q3Memory_Allocate or Q3Memory_AllocateClear. The storage
object will take over responsibility for releasing the
buffer when the storage object is disposed or grown,
as appropriate.
- buffer
- Pointer to a buffer in memory, previously allocated using Q3Memory_Allocate or Q3Memory_AllocateClear.
- validSize
- Number of bytes of data in the buffer.
- bufferSize
- Allocated size of the buffer.
Q3MemoryStorage_Set |
( TQ3Status ) Q3MemoryStorage_Set ( TQ3StorageObject _Nonnull storage, const unsigned char * _Nullable buffer, TQ3Uns32 validSize );
Sets the data of a memory storage object.
Writes data to a storage object by copying data from a buffer.
Whether or not the storage object owned its own memory before
this call (i.e., whether it was created with Q3MemoryStorage_New
or Q3MemoryStorage_NewBuffer), it will own its own memory afterward.
- storage
- The storage object.
- buffer
- Pointer to a buffer of data, or nullptr.
- validSize
- Number of bytes to be copied from the buffer to the storage, or initial memory size if buffer was nullptr.
Q3MemoryStorage_SetBuffer |
( TQ3Status ) Q3MemoryStorage_SetBuffer ( TQ3StorageObject _Nonnull storage, unsigned char * _Nullable buffer, TQ3Uns32 validSize, TQ3Uns32 bufferSize );
Sets the data of a memory storage object.
Sets the data of a memory storage object to be stored in a
given buffer.
- storage
- The storage object.
- buffer
- Pointer to a buffer of data, or nullptr.
- validSize
- Number of valid bytes in the buffer, or if the buffer is nullptr, the initial and grow size of an internally allocated buffer.
- bufferSize
- Size in bytes of the buffer.
Q3PathStorage_Get |
( TQ3Status ) Q3PathStorage_Get ( TQ3StorageObject _Nonnull theStorage, char * _Nonnull pathName );
Finds the path associated with a path storage object.
The path returned by this function could be up to 1024 bytes long.
Be sure to allocate enough space for it.
This function is not available in QD3D.
- theStorage
- A path storage object.
- pathName
- On output, the path as a NUL-terminated string.
Q3PathStorage_New |
( TQ3StorageObject _Nonnull ) Q3PathStorage_New ( const char * _Nonnull pathName );
Creates a storage object of type kQ3StorageTypePath.
This type of storage is associated with a file specified by a path name,
and is intended to replace the poorly-named "Unix path" storage.
The exact format of permissible paths is platform-dependent. For example,
on Mac OS X, the path is slash-separated and assumed to be in the UTF-8
character encoding.
If the file does not already exist, opening the storage for writing will
create it.
This function is not available in QD3D.
- pathName
- A NUL-terminated pathname, as might be passed to fopen.
Q3PathStorage_New_Owned |
( TQ3StorageObject _Nonnull ) Q3PathStorage_New_Owned ( const char * _Nonnull pathName );
Creates a storage object of type kQ3StorageTypePath that
will delete the associated file when the object is deleted.
This function is like Q3PathStorage_New, except that if you
create a path storage with this function, it "owns" the file.
That is, when the storage is deleted (i.e., the last
reference is disposed), the file will be unlinked.
If you duplicate an owned path storage, then the file will
be unlinked when the last storage that owns it is deleted.
This function is not available in QD3D.
- pathName
- A NUL-terminated pathname, as might be passed to fopen.
Q3PathStorage_Set |
( TQ3Status ) Q3PathStorage_Set ( TQ3StorageObject _Nonnull theStorage, const char * _Nonnull pathName );
Changes the path associated with a path storage object.
This function is not available in QD3D.
- theStorage
- A path storage object.
- pathName
- A NUL-terminated pathname.
Q3Storage_Close |
( TQ3Status ) Q3Storage_Close ( TQ3StorageObject _Nonnull storage );
See Q3Storage_Open for a discussion of opening a storage versus opening a file.
- storage
- The storage object.
Q3Storage_GetData |
( TQ3Status ) Q3Storage_GetData ( TQ3StorageObject _Nonnull storage, TQ3Uns32 offset, TQ3Uns32 dataSize, unsigned char * _Nonnull data, TQ3Uns32 * _Nonnull sizeRead );
Read some data from a storage object.
Returns some or all of the private data associated with a storage
object. If the storage is associated with a file object, then
the file must be open.
- storage
- The storage object.
- offset
- Starting offset of the data to be retrieved.
- dataSize
- Number of bytes of data to get.
- data
- Buffer to receive the data.
- sizeRead
- On output, number of bytes actually received.
Q3Storage_GetOpenness |
( TQ3Status ) Q3Storage_GetOpenness ( TQ3StorageObject _Nonnull inStorage, TQ3StorageOpenness* _Nonnull outOpenness );
Note that a storage object may be opened using Q3Storage_Open or by associating a File object and opening that.
- inStorage
- A storage object.
- outOpenness
- Receives an enumerated value indicating the openness state.
Q3Storage_GetSize |
( TQ3Status ) Q3Storage_GetSize ( TQ3StorageObject _Nonnull storage, TQ3Uns32 * _Nonnull size );
Get the size of the data in a storage object.
Returns the number of bytes of data stored in the object.
If the storage is a type associated with a file, the file
must be open.
- storage
- The storage object.
- size
- On output, receives the size.
Q3Storage_GetType |
( TQ3ObjectType ) Q3Storage_GetType ( TQ3StorageObject _Nonnull storage );
Returns the type of a storage object.
Returns kQ3StorageTypeMemory, kQ3StorageTypeUnix, kQ3StorageTypeMacintosh,
or kQ3StorageTypeWin32, provided that the object is a storage object.
- storage
- The storage object to test.
Q3Storage_Open |
( TQ3Status ) Q3Storage_Open ( TQ3StorageObject _Nonnull storage, TQ3Boolean forWriting );
A file storage object must be opened before you get,
set, or find the size of its data. If you are reading
or writing object data (e.g., 3DMF or VRML), use a File
object attached to the storage and open the File. But
if the storage contains other binary data, such as pixel
data, it is more appropriate to open the storage
directly.
Of course, you should close the storage after you are
finished reading or writing its contents.
If you open a storage that does not need to be opened,
such as a memory storage or file stream storage, then
this function will succeed without really doing anything.
- storage
- The storage object.
- forWriting
- True to open for writing, false to open for reading.
Q3Storage_SetData |
( TQ3Status ) Q3Storage_SetData ( TQ3StorageObject _Nonnull storage, TQ3Uns32 offset, TQ3Uns32 dataSize, const unsigned char * _Nonnull data, TQ3Uns32 * _Nonnull sizeWritten );
Write some data to a storage object.
Write some data to a storage object, possibly extending the storage
to accommodate the new data. If the storage is associated with a file object, then
the file must be open.
- storage
- The storage object.
- offset
- The offset at which to begin writing new data.
- dataSize
- Number of bytes of data to be written.
- data
- Data to be written.
- sizeWritten
- On output, number of bytes actually written, normally the same as dataSize.
Q3Win32Storage_Get |
( TQ3Status ) Q3Win32Storage_Get ( TQ3StorageObject _Nonnull storage, HANDLE _Nonnull * _Nonnull hFile );
Get the file handle for a Win32 storage object.
- storage
- The storage object to query.
- hFile
- Receives the file handle.
Q3Win32Storage_New |
( TQ3StorageObject _Nonnull ) Q3Win32Storage_New ( HANDLE _Nonnull hFile );
This creates a storage object whose data is stored in a file,
specified by a file HANDLE for an open file.
The specified file must remain open as long as you use the storage
object, and it is your responsibility to close the file later.
- hFile
- A valid file handle.
Q3Win32Storage_Set |
( TQ3Status ) Q3Win32Storage_Set ( TQ3StorageObject _Nonnull storage, HANDLE _Nonnull hFile );
Set the file handle for a Win32 storage object.
- storage
- The storage object to update.
- hFile
- The new file handle.
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1. DESCRIPTION
libOpenCL.so
is the library linked by OpenCL programs. It does not contains
any OpenCL implementation itself, but merly act as a dispatcher to real OpenCL
implementations provided as OpenCL Installable Client Driver (ICD).
An ICD loader should be able to load ICDs provided by any vendors.
According to OpenCL specifications from Khronos (see [Kronos]), the ICD Loader
looks for files into /etc/OpenCL/vendors/
directory and, for each file
whose name ends with .icd
, the ICD Loader loads with dlopen(3) the
shared library whose name is on the first line of the .icd
file.
Shared library name in ".icd" files can have its path, or it can be a plain filename. In the latter case, the ICD shared library will be look for into the standard dynamic loader paths.
2. ENVIRONNEMENT
Some environment variables can be used modify the default behavior of libOpenCL.
- OCL_ICD_VENDORS
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This variable allows one to change the way ICD are searched on the system. Several cases are considerated:
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if $OCL_ICD_VENDORS is a directory path, then this path replaces the "/etc/OpenCL/vendors" path in the standard behavior: the loader will use the
.icd
files in this directory; -
else, if $OCL_ICD_VENDORS ends with
.icd
, libOpenCL.so will only load the ICD whose shared library name is wrote into the specified ".icd" file;
If there is no slash into $OCL_ICD_VENDORS, libOpenCL.so will first try to use/etc/OpenCL/vendors/
$OCL_ICD_VENDORS. If this fail, it uses $OCL_ICD_VENDORS (as a relative or absolute file name path). -
else libOpenCL.so will try to load $OCL_ICD_VENDORS as the ICD shared library itself (i.e. to load it directly with dlopen(3)).
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- OCL_ICD_ASSUME_ICD_EXTENSION
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If set, contrary the the Kronos specification, the loader will not check that the loaded ICDs declare the
cl_khr_icd
extension. You may need to define this environment variable if you are using the Intel ICD toguether with optirun(1). Else, a bug into the Intel ICD will make the application crash. - OCL_ICD_DEBUG
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If ocl-icd has been compiled with debug support, you can set this environment variable to a value where each bit display some kind of informations. Defined values are:
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1: warnings (enabled by default if debug support is present and OCL_ICD_DEBUG is not set)
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2: informative messages
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4: entering/exiting for some OpenCL functions
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8: dump of the internal structure of loaded ICDs
OCL_ICD_DEBUG is mainly useful for ocl-icd development itself and/or for ICD development.
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--- layout: page title: Critical Digital Archives excerpt: "A graduate seminar at the University of Texas at Austin." search_omit: true --- Critical Digital Archives is a graduate seminar taught by Hannah Alpert-Abrams (Latin American Studies) and Kelly McDonough (Spanish and Portuguese) at the University of Texas at Austin.


Some people came to me wondering about the pertinence of CUSEC for them: they’re first year, they don’t feel they have anything to sell to recruiters, they don’t have much confidence in their skills.
Is it worth it for me to attend CUSEC? I’m first year, I’ll never get a job!
If you’re in that situation: CUSEC is just what you need.
CUSEC is much more than a career fair. The career fair is actually just a part of the conference, the main focus being on the keynotes, the talks, the workshops and the group activities.
 You might be wandering on campus, walking from classes to classes and thinking.
That’s all great stuff, but where is this soft. eng./comp. sci. course going, what’s its purpose in my career dreams?
CUSEC will be that window onto your future. Now, I’m not going to pretend I know better than anyone else, because I don’t. I’m second year, I’ll have my first COOP term this Summer (Amazon-look-at-me-I’m-coming!!!), I’m a super big newb in this. But I feel I know a bit more than I did last year, I have a feeling of where I’m going and how to play my cards. So, here’s my little testimony about why CUSEC is relevant to first years, very much so.
Last year, I was first year and it was my first time at CUSEC.
When I first heard about CUSEC, it was on an email I received in November. Before that I saw posters about the conference, but I’m not the kind of guy who pays attention to posters. But anyway, when I received this e-mail, I was in a mood of ‘doing stuff’. So, wondering if I should spend the money, I thought to myself
What do I have to lose going? Nothing (but a couple of $)
And so I went. And it was awesome. But I was first year, I didn’t know shit, like nothing at all. Once there, I realized there was a career fair going on all conference long. I don’t know why but I never paid attention to the HD’s message regarding the career fairs - my attention span sucks like that.
I went up the stairs of the hotel and thrown out a resume in 30 minutes. Then I went downstair back to the conference floor and started to distribute my resume. God I had no clue what anything was about. I went to the Riot Games booth (makers of League of Legend), the guy there asking me
So do you prefer ‘front end’ of ‘back end’ development?
Say what? Dude, I can do ‘Hello World’ in Java if you want, but I don’t understand your Alien Language!
By the end of the conference, I was exposed to a lot of Alien Language! Awesome, mind blowing keynotes such at Inventing on Principle by Bret Victor (incredible talk that created waves around the world - notably inspiring a Kickstarter by Chris Granger), tech talks by Dropbox, Coffeescript’s creator, Bioware, etc. Lot of food for my thought.
The first step in understanding a domain is often to get a vocabulary for it. Once you get the vocabulary, you know what to look for. You have a name for things. You can go on Google and find ressources to learn more. CUSEC gave me an opportunity to see what’s going on, what’s the game
The second step in understanding a domain might as well be to get a feel for its community. Knowing the kind of people forming it, the problems they deal with, the kind of work they do. See their face, know their name, get them to know you, perhaps, a little bit? Meet people working in the field you study for. Learn what they have to say. There’s a lot to gain from that exposure. Hell, you might just meet somebody who’ll remember you (!!) when they are looking to hire an intern!
So what should you do? Last year, I went there and thought of my ‘CUSEC performance’ in a this-is-a-practice-shot way. I went to get a feel of what’s the recruiting game about, who are the people forming this industry. My mission statement was
Try to suceed, and be ready for failure.
Failure because, of course, the Riot Games recruiter was not very impressed that I had no clue about any of the words that got out of his mouth. But it doesn’t matter, I got a glimpse at his Alien Language and this year, I can come back and try to speak it. I’ll have a much better shot at it now that I know his secret codes and magical incantations.
Like anything, see it as an iterative process. I go this year and I try to succeed, although the chance are low I’ll get a job. But whatever, next year my chance will be much better! If you don’t start this year, in first year, you’ll be a year late in your 4-year-learning-opportunity.
Going to CUSEC in first year is the best thing you can do. You’ll get tons of leads about the domain. You’ll meet awesome people, make friends with people who care, you’ll have a blast with the keynotes, you’ll be inspired by the speakers, you’ll have a shot at the ways for your future.
So what do you have to lose going? Please don’t have an attitude in the ‘is it worth trying’ style, it leads to nothing.  So go to CUSEC, see what happens! Maybe you’ll hate it, maybe you’ll love it: at least you’ll know.
Like Edison said
I have not failed. I’ve just found 10,000 ways that won’t work.
So yeah.  There’s so much more than that about CUSEC!


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