| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Robin |
Class to represent archive values for a single datasource.
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| ArcDef |
Class to represent single archive definition within the RRD.
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| Archive |
Class to represent single RRD archive in a RRD with its internal state.
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| ArcState |
Class to represent internal RRD archive state for a single datasource.
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| Datasource |
Class to represent single datasource within RRD.
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| DsDef |
Class to represent single data source definition within the RRD.
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| FetchData |
Class used to represent data fetched from the RRD.
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| FetchRequest |
Class to represent fetch request.
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| Header |
Class to represent RRD header.
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| RrdBackend |
Base implementation class for all backend classes.
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| RrdBackendFactory |
Base (abstract) backend factory class which holds references to all concrete
backend factories and defines abstract methods which must be implemented in
all concrete factory implementations.
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| RrdBerkeleyDbBackend |
Backend which is used to store RRD data to ordinary disk files
using Oracle Berkeley DB Java Edition.
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| RrdBerkeleyDbBackendFactory |
RrdBackendFactory that uses
Oracle Berkeley DB Java Edition
to read data. |
| RrdByteArrayBackend |
Abstract byte array based backend.
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| RrdDb |
Main class used to create and manipulate round robin databases (RRDs).
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| RrdDbPool |
This class should be used to synchronize access to RRD files
in a multithreaded environment.
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| RrdDef |
Class to represent definition of new Round Robin Database (RRD).
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| RrdDefTemplate |
Class used to create an arbitrary number of
RrdDef (RRD definition) objects
from a single XML template. |
| RrdFileBackend |
An abstract backend which is used to store RRD data to ordinary files on the disk.
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| RrdFileBackendFactory |
An abstract backend factory which is used to store RRD data to ordinary files on the disk.
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| RrdMemoryBackend |
Backend to be used to store all RRD bytes in memory.
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| RrdMemoryBackendFactory |
Factory class which creates actual
RrdMemoryBackend objects. |
| RrdMongoDBBackend | |
| RrdMongoDBBackendFactory |
RrdBackendFactory that uses MongoDB for data storage. |
| RrdNioBackend |
Backend which is used to store RRD data to ordinary disk files
using java.nio.* package.
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| RrdNioBackendFactory |
Factory class which creates actual
RrdNioBackend objects. |
| RrdRandomAccessFileBackend |
Backend which is used to store RRD data to ordinary files on the disk.
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| RrdRandomAccessFileBackendFactory |
Factory class which creates actual
RrdRandomAccessFileBackend objects. |
| RrdSafeFileBackend |
Backend which is used to store RRD data to ordinary files on the disk, using locking.
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| RrdSafeFileBackendFactory |
Factory class which creates actual
RrdSafeFileBackend objects. |
| RrdSyncThreadPool |
Thread pool used by
RrdNioBackend instances to periodically sync the mapped file to disk. |
| RrdToolkit |
Class used to perform various complex operations on RRD files.
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| Sample |
Class to represent data source values for the given timestamp.
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| Util |
Class defines various utility functions used in Rrd4j.
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| Util.Xml |
Various DOM utility functions.
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| XmlTemplate |
Class used as a base class for various XML template related classes.
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| XmlWriter |
Extremely simple utility class used to create XML documents.
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On thursday night, I was sitting on IRC minding my own business when my friend told me he had procured 18 seed packets of heavenly blue morning glory seeds.
Friday morning: I walk into the high school's computer lab and give my friend some monetary compensation for the seeds. At lunch break, I drive to my friend's house and hijack his coffee grinder. I then pull out my trusty capsule-filling machine and make about forty pills. I go back to school.
Two-O'clock: School is out for me, so I drive back to my friends house and pop about fifteen size 00 pills (between six and eight grams). I sit back and wait. At about six o'clock we are planning on going to a 2600 meeting, so I decide to go hang out at my favorite coffee shop for a few hours.
At about 3:50 I notice that I'm feeling a little silly. My pupils aren't dilated, and the sun is shining very brightly. I walk into the bathroom at the shop. Instantly my pupils dilate to a mighty size. I look into the light..the pupils contract like normal and stay there. 'Odd.' I think. I go outside and start talking to one of my friends (another Cafe Bacci regular). At that point, at about two hours after taking the pills, I feel a body high. Closed eye visuals are intense, and I see some tracers. I put on my sunglasses even though it is cloudy, because it is very bright.
Six O'clock arrives. I hop into my friends hopped-up low-riding bass-thumping gold-rimmed volvo and we zoom off to the city.
At about Eight O'clock, my experience is still going strong. I don't feel any need to throw up like last time. I'm very social (more than normal) and I have heightened senses.
Eleven O'clock: Residual effects, such as Closed eye visuals. Pupils still dilated, but it's really weird how they contract and stay when in direct light. Feeling good, go to bed. Have many lucid (not lucid but lifelike) dreams.
Wake up the next morning feeling good.
Moral of story: I had fun, legally, and I had no adverse side-effects. BTW: I purchased seeds that did not have the do not ingest logo on the back, so they weren't coated with toxins. This was my second experience with Morning Glories...the first one was a little different because of what seemed like poisons on the seeds. During that experience, I had a feeling of being stoned most of the time, I had an intense body high, and I threw up about five hours into the trip. Visuals were very intense at the time. I remember being pulled over by the police and looking in my side-view mirror because it was like watching them on TV. All I got was a fix-it ticket even though my Pupils were very large..I guess it was that contraction thing.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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- use captchas (completely automated public Turing tests to tell computers and humans apart) to make registration process more secure and less succeptable to automated registrations (http://www.captcha.net/captchas/gimpy/).
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- Validate all input client side as much as possible
- validating credit cards: Use Luhn formula to calculate whether the number supplied is in the correct format (see here for more info: http://www.webreference.com/programming/carts/chap7/3/). Also check that the card type matches the card prefixes supplied. Another check is the length of the number supplied based on a card type. Another thing to consider is when processing card numbers is checking that only numeric characters have been supplied (so first strip out any seperating characters such as "-" and then validate for numeric only). Don't forget to also validate the expiry date.
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- and then for good measure validate all user input server side again as well. Client side technologies may be disabled!!
- When developing a form sepcify the max number of characters that can be inserted into the field. You may want to use a little JavaScript to content down the number of characters currently entered.
- Use tab indexes. This makes navigating the form using the keyboard so much easier. Consider a form nested within a table where each form field is in a cell with content links in adjacent cells. TAbbing will result in the cursor moving left to right, not necessarily down. Tab index saolves the problem.


Supported Views
/views/
View Type
URL
Renders
Board
/views/expo
Basic ui for EXPO
Board
/views/board
Single Board for computers, phones, etc
Stream
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Streams only for two screens system
Events
/views/events
Events only for two screens system


new OGMNeoWhere(propertyopt, filter)
Constructs a where object with an label.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
property |
string |
<optional> |
Name of the property that the filter will be applied. |
filter |
object | Filter that will be applied. Example: {$eq: 'v'}. Possible filters are: $eq(equals), $lt(lessThan),$lte(lessThanOrEqual), $gt(greaterThan), $gte(greaterThanOrEqual), $ne(not equals) and for string properties $regex, $startswith, $endswith and $contains. |
- Source:
Members
clause :string
The cypher representation of the where clause.
Type:
- string
- Source:
Methods
(static) where(propertyopt, filter) → {OGMNeoWhere}
Convenience method that creates a where object with an property and a filter.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
property |
string |
<optional> |
Name of the property that the filter will be applied. |
filter |
object | Filter that will be applied. Example: {$eq: 'v'}. Possible filters are: $eq(equals), $lt(lessThan),$lte(lessThanOrEqual), $gt(greaterThan), $gte(greaterThanOrEqual), $ne(not equals) and for string properties $regex, $startswith, $endswith and $contains. |
- Source:
Returns:
Created query with label.
- Type
- OGMNeoWhere
and(property, filter) → {OGMNeoWhere}
Add AND filter constraint to this query object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
property |
string | Name of the property that the filter will be applied. |
filter |
object | Filter that will be applied. Example: {$eq: 'v'}. Possible filters are: $eq(equals), $lt(lessThan),$lte(lessThanOrEqual), $gt(greaterThan), $gte(greaterThanOrEqual), $ne(not equals) and for string properties $regex, $startswith, $endswith and $contains |
- Source:
Returns:
This instance of query.
- Type
- OGMNeoWhere
or(property, filter) → {OGMNeoWhere}
Add OR filter constraint to this query object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
property |
string | Name of the property that the filter will be applied. |
filter |
object | Filter that will be applied. Example: {$eq: 'v'}. Possible filters are: $eq(equals), $lt(lessThan),$lte(lessThanOrEqual), $gt(greaterThan), $gte(greaterThanOrEqual), $ne(not equals) and for string properties $regex, $startswith, $endswith and $contains |
- Source:
Returns:
This instance of query.
- Type
- OGMNeoWhere


Secretary General
Radith Nanayakkara
Under Secretary General
Nishithe Welandawe
Head of Administration
Chanya Gajanaike
Deputy Head of Administration
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Head of Logistics
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Deputy Heads of Logistics
Navishka Wanduragala
Head of Operations
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Deputy Heads of Operations
Sanjana Kumari and Chaveendra Dunuwille
Co-Heads of Public Relations
Kaif Sally and Senuki Devangi
Head of Technology
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General Assembly 1
President
Ravindu Wijesinghe
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Moderator
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Economic and Social Council
President
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Vice President
Aabid Ismail
Human Rights Council
Co-President
Inuja Aluwihare
Co-President
Migara Gunawansha
Moderator
Agbo Pethiyagoda
Security Council
Co-President
Dulangana Kumaratunga
Co-President
Damiru Siriwardana


Before watching chapter two of Search Inside Yourself, I had never really thought about meditation so I don't have much of an opinion on it.
After reading chapter two, I have learnt that meditation is great for mental wellnes as well as your health, an that happiness is a default and that there is no right or wrong way to meditate.
All of the video on meditation stood out to me and I am going to try and meditate everyday as I think it will be fantatstic for me and my focus, I have never meditated before so it will take a bit of getting used to!


The Express project is part of the OpenJS Foundation which operates transparently, openly, collaboratively, and ethically. Project proposals, timelines, and status must not merely be open, but also easily visible to outsiders.
Express is a http web server framework with a simple and expressive API which is highly aligned with Node.js core. We aim to be the best in class for writing performant, spec compliant, and powerful web servers in Node.js. As one of the oldest and most popular web frameworks in the ecosystem, we have an important place for new users and experts alike.
Express is made of many modules spread between three GitHub Orgs:
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Technical leadership for the projects within the OpenJS Foundation is delegated to the projects through their project charters by the OpenJS Cross Project Council (CPC). In the case of the Express project, it is delegated to the Express Technical Committee (“TC”).
This Technical Committee is in charge of both the day-to-day operations of the project, as well as its technical management. This charter can be amended by the TC requiring at least two approvals and a minimum two week comment period for other TC members or CPC members to object. Any changes the CPC wishes to propose will be considered a priority but will follow the same process.
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The Express project is managed by the Technical Committee (“TC”). Members can be added to the TC at any time. Any committer can nominate another committer to the TC and the TC uses its standard consensus seeking process to evaluate whether or not to add this new member. Members who do not participate consistently at the level of a majority of the other members are expected to resign.
The Express TC manages all aspects of both the technical and community parts of the project. Members of the TC should attend the regular meetings when possible, and be available for discussion of time sensitive or important issues.
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The Express TC uses a “consensus seeking” process for issues that are escalated to the TC. The group tries to find a resolution that has no open objections among TC members. If a consensus cannot be reached that has no objections then a majority wins vote is called. It is also expected that the majority of decisions made by the TC are via a consensus seeking process and that voting is only used as a last-resort.
Resolution may involve returning the issue to committers with suggestions on how to move forward towards a consensus. It is not expected that a meeting of the TC will resolve all issues on its agenda during that meeting and may prefer to continue the discussion happening among the committers.
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We strive to stimulate the advancement of literacy through service and leadership. Through our events, we hope to improve the community.
With multiple chapters established, thousands of books donated, and hundreds of lives impacted, Cover to Cover has positively affected the state of Georgia!
Check out some of the events we have hosted!


| Constellation Action | Keyboard Shortcut | User Action | Menu Icon |
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| Export to PNG | File -> Export -> To Image... | ||
| Export to JSON | File -> Export -> To JSON... | ||
| Export to GeoJSON | File -> Export -> To GeoJSON... | ||
| Export to GeoPackage | File -> Export -> To GeoPackage... | ||
| Export to Shapefile | File -> Export -> To Shapefile... | ||
| Export to KML | File -> Export -> To KML... |
Constellation provides a number of options for exporting a graph. Some of these will present dialog boxes and details on those are further down this page:
Constellation also provides options to export to CSV and Excel (XLSX) via the Table View. Refer here for details.


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What is CovidML?
A web app that tracks the latest situation as countries fight coronavirus resurgence.
Services
We aim to find the basic facts, current patterns, and future trends behind the common notions about how COVID-19 spread.
Million COVID-19 cases worldwide
Estimated COVID-19 infection rate (%)
seconds of hand washing with soap and water are effective of prevention
days (up to) to appear any symtoms after exposure to the virus
Frequently Asked Questions
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Inspiration
The human cost of coronavirus has continued to mount, with more than 40.3m cases confirmed globally and more than 1.11m people known to have died. Building an intuitive dashboard visualization tracking the most updated status of Covid is beneficial to the public at large.
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How we built it
Our web app is based on the Flask python framework. We obtained multiple datasets from c3.ai datalake. The visualizations on the plots page display the status quo of infection cases and fatalities across the world using Datawrapper tool. We produced geo-referenced plots using a combination of libraries. We used pandas to generate a data-frame for the dataset, and then tried different models to forecast the infection trends.
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Challenges We ran into
Mining and analyzing the data to build the data visualizations was a hard step. Even with perfect reporting, there are fundamental delays in what such data can tell us. For example, new infections today reflect virus activity as of 9 to 13 days ago (which depends, in turn, on social distancing interventions from up to 17 days prior), as derived from the lag correlation analysis. Not factoring in such considerations have led to significant over-estimation of hospitalization needs nationwide.
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What's next for CovidML
We hope to expand our web application to cover countries all around the world, add a page that visualized the multiplex impacts of Covid, and try more modeling techniques to forecast the future trend of the pandemic.


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‘Queen Of Curves’ Abigail Ratchford Transforms Into Blonde Bombshell For Sultry Burlesque Inspired Photo
November 23, 2019
‘Queen Of Curves’ Abigail Ratchford Transforms Into Blonde Bombshell For Sultry Burlesque Inspired Photo
Abigail Ratchford, the self-dubbed “Queen Of Curves” has swapped her usual black hair for a blonde wig in the most recent photo on her Instagram page. In the closeup snapshot, the model appears to be wearing a lacy black bra that features embroidered floral details. There’s also an extra satin strap that stretches from the center of the undergarment to the side which draws extra attention to her cleavage. The rest of the outfit has been cropped out of the photo.
In the caption, Abigail indicated that the photo was inspired by burlesque and her accessories fit that theme. She’s wearing red gloves and uses one of those gloved hands to cover her eyes. Shiny crimson lipstick coats her plump pout and from what we can see of her eyes, it looks like she’s wearing dark eyeliner and mascara.
According to the caption, the bra is from Fashion Nova. While she didn’t share the name of the design, it looks like the bra could be a version of the bra in their “Straps and Lace Set” which retails for $19.99 on the brand’s website.
The photo racked up over 52,000 likes and close to 120 comments in under an hour. In those comments, fans seemed enthralled by the photo.
“Nice picture Abigail,” one fan wrote. “You’re the best model,”
“One picture better than the other,” another wrote. “U will break the internet with such beauty!”
“I never thought red could look so good on a woman till I saw this pic,” a third person gushed. “Wowsers.”
A fourth fan got a lot more verbose in the comments than the others.
“May this day be peaceful and not violent for you beautiful,” they wrote. “I also wanted to greet you and tell you that of all the flowers in the garden, the most beautiful is the rose and of all the women in the world, you are the most precious.”
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This is hardly the first time that Abigail has sported a blonde wig to promote Fashion Nova on her Instagram page. In a previous post, she’s wearing the wig beneath a black wide-brimmed floppy hat from the brand. The chic headwear has been pulled down to hide Abigail’s eyes but her crimson red lips are on full display, much like the most recent photo on her page. The model is topless in the photo but manages to maintain a sliver of modesty by covering her chest with hands that are in black satin gloves. Over 130,000 Instagram users have liked the photo and 800-plus users have commented on it.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4
For the gnocchi, mix all of the gnocchi ingredients together until well combined as a dough, using your hands. (Do not overwork the mixture.)
Turn out the dough onto a lightly floured work surface and roll out to a 0.5cm/½in thickness. Cut the dough into 1.5cm x 3cm/½in x 1in pieces.
Bring a pan of salted water to the boil. Carefully lower the gnocchi into the pan, in batches, then blanch for 1-2 minutes.
Drain well and place onto a lightly oiled baking tray. Chill in the fridge until needed.
For the white sauce, preheat the grill to its highest setting.
Heat the butter in a saucepan over a low to medium heat until melted. Whisk in the flour until smooth and well combined. (This is called a roux.) Remove from the heat and set aside to cool.
Bring the milk to the boil in a separate pan. Add the remaining white sauce ingredients except the chervil, then remove the pan from the heat and set aside for 20 minutes to infuse.
When the milk has infused, pass the it through a fine sieve into a clean saucepan (discard the sieve contents). Whisk the cooled roux into the hot milk and continue to heat until the mixture is boiling and has thickened. Continue to boil for 1-2 minutes, then remove the pan from the heat.
Meanwhile, for the bone marrow crust, heat the bone marrow and butter in a saucepan over a medium heat until melted and well combined. Remove from the heat, then stir in the brioche crumbs. Set aside.
For the mushrooms, heat the oil in a frying pan over a medium heat. Add the mushrooms and fry for 1-2 minutes, or until softened. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Transfer the gnocchi to an ovenproof dish and pour over the white sauce. Stir in the cooked mushrooms and chervil until well combined. Spoon over the bone marrow crust.
Place the ovenproof dish onto a baking tray and grill until golden-brown and bubbling.
Meanwhile, for the cöte de boeuf, preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6.
Rub the beef all over with the oil, then season on both sides, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Heat a griddle pan over a high heat until very hot. When the pan is hot, add the beef and fry on both sides for one minute, or until golden-brown chargrill marks appear on both sides of the beef.
Transfer the griddled beef to a roasting tray and roast in the oven for 12-14 minutes (for rare), or until cooked to your liking. Remove from the roasting tray and set aside on a warm plate to rest for at least five minutes.
For the cavolo nero, blanch the cavolo nero leaves for 20-30 seconds in a pan of salted, boiling water. Drain well.
Heat the butter in a frying pan over a medium heat. When the butter is foaming, add the shallots and blanched cavolo nero and fry for 1-2 minutes, or until the cavolo nero is wilted and the shallots have softened.
To serve, carve the cöte de boeuf into thick slices and divide them equally among four serving plates. Spoon the bone marrow gratin and cavolo nero alongside.


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Glossary: Forums Histogram of Thread Reads
- n_reads
- Number of reads for given thread id, where a thread is an initial post
- n_threads
- Numer of comment threads within a given initial post
- n_pinned_threads
- Number of pinned threads within a given intial post
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Guidance
Types of apprenticeships that you can apply for in the professional development for work-based learning practitioners sector.
This higher apprenticeship develops tutors, trainers, assessors, and other work-based educators who support employees looking to develop their careers, including apprentices.
Work-based learning is training or development which is delivered in the workplace, usually through a university, college or training provider.
A practitioner of work-based learning is someone who is employed to help others with their training in the workplace. If you’re looking for careers information, advice and guidance, it will probably be the work based learning practitioner that can help you.
There are 2 types of professional development for work based learning practitioners apprenticeships.
You could train in roles like:
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You can become an apprentice in England if you’re:
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Yangon is the Commercial capital and the gateway to Myanmar by air and sea. Yangon was founded by King Alaung Paya (The first emperor of the Third Myanmar Empire) on the site of a small settlement called Dagon when he conquered lower Myanmar in 1755(1752-176 AD). The name of Yangon means “End of Strife” which was anglicized to Rangoon. The present day Yangon covers over 350 sq. km, and has a population of over 6 Million. Later, the Yangon City was modelled and implemented by Lieutenant Fraser of the British engineering corps, who had also drawn the city plan of Singapore.
Read MoreThe Administrative Capital of Myanmar was officially moved to 3 Km away from Pyinmana, which is beside the Yangon-Mandalay highway Road and approximately 320 Km North of Yangon. Easily accessible daily by plane, train and coach.
Read MoreThe ancient capital of “Hanthawadi” said to have founded in 573 AD. Bago became the centre of the Mon Kingdom of “Ramanadesa” which consist of all lower Myanmar. In 16th Century Myanmar took over the capital when “King Tabinshwehti” annexed Bago to his “Taungoo” second dynasty Kingdom. It is still surrounded by the ruins of its old wall and moat.
Read MorePyay is located on the eastern banks of the Ayeyarwaddy river. Visitors can stop over in Pyay and travel on to Bagan and Mandalay. A few kilometres north-east of the town is Thayekhittaya (Sri Kestra), an archaeological site of the ancient Pyu capital (5th to 9th Century). “Ahkauktaung”which was the custom port in the ancient time, is known for its carving on the cliff along the river.
Read MoreThe second largest city of Myanmar and The last royal monarchy capital of the Myanmar Kings, Ancient name by Ratanapura (the gem city), is located in Central Myanmar, 668 km north of Yangon. Also known as Ratanabon – Naypyidaw (meaning Gem City). It was built in 1857 by King Mindon. Today, it is the second largest city boasting its rich cultural heritage. It is also the commercial centre with rail, road, river and air links to all parts of the country.  Mandalay International Airport is also the gateway to Myanmar.
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Mt. Sa Ra May Ri, Mingun Bell (The World’s largest Bell), Kyauk Pa Hto region, Twindaung lake (Natural spirulina)
Kaunghmudaw Pagoda, Soon U Ponnya Shin Pagoda, Tilawkaguru Cave Temple, Thanbulla Pagoda, Laykyunmanaung Pagoda, Thidagu Buddha University, Cultural (Buddha) Museum, Sagaing Bridge (Inwa Bridge)
Read MoreAva lies 20 km south west of Mandalay, founded in 1364. It remained the capital for almost 5 centuries. The impressive Maha Aungmye Bonzan, a monastery built in 1818, Nan Myint watch tower, Bagaya teak wood Monastery, Htilaing Shin Phaya, the workshop making lacquer ware alms bowls for monks and Inwa Bridge, the oldest bride built across the Ayeyarwaddy are the interesting sites.
Read MoreSituated about 11 km south of Mandalay and on the eastern bank of the Ayeyarwaddy river. Founded by King Bodawpaya in 1783 as his new capital. Amarapura means City of Immortality. There are several places of interest in this ancient city which was also the site for the first British Embassy in Myanmar in 1795. 1.2km long U Bein Teak Wooden Bridge built over the seasonal Taung Thaman Lake in 1786 with over 1700 huge teak pillars. Mahagandayon Buddhist Monastery is the most interesting site in Amarapura.
Read MoreSituated about 11 km south of Mandalay and on the eastern bank of the Ayeyarwaddy river. Founded by King Bodawpaya in 1783 as his new capital. Amarapura means City of Immortality. There are several places of interest in this ancient city which was also the site for the first British Embassy in Myanmar in 1795. 1.2km long U Bein Teak Wooden Bridge built over the seasonal Taung Thaman Lake in 1786 with over 1700 huge teak pillars. Mahagandayon Buddhist Monastery is the most interesting site in Amarapura.
Read MoreHispaw is a charming small town situated on the west bank of Domtthawaddy River in the Shan plateau about 1500 feet above sea level. Formerly it was one of the Shan princedoms ruled by the Shan Saobaw. Sprawling rain trees provide a canopy of shade along the busy main streets framed by family owned shops, lively markets, and restaurants. The town’s population is approximately 30,000 with the majority belonging to the Shan tribe, the remaining minorities are the Myanmar, Palaung, Lisu, Kachin, Kayin, Hindu and Chinese .The people are religious, kind and generous.
Read MoreBagan is the main tourist attraction in Myanmar. One of the richest archaeological sites in Asia. Bagan is located on the eastern of the Ayeyarwady River. Also being the capital of the first Myanmar Empire, Bagan covers an area of 42 sq.km containing over 2000 well-preserved pagodas and temples of the 11th-13th century. Founded in 849 AD it became the capital of the first Unified Kingdom and the first multinational Union of Myanmar in 1044 AD, covered by 5,000 mysterious and magnificent stupas and hollow pagodas of a bygone era, make Bagan one of the wonders of the world. Here lies a great monument to one of Myanmar’s brilliant eras. A panoramic view of this land at sunset will leave you with a lingering sense of awe and wonder. Well-known, as the oasis of the central Myanmar dry zone.
Read MoreKalaw is 1400 meters above sea level and 60 km from Inle Lake with a pleasantly cool weather and is a good place for hiking amid gnarled pines, bamboo groves and rugged mountains scenery. Kalaw sits high on the western edge of the Shan Plateau and was a popular hill station in the British times.
Read MorePindaya is situated at 1164 m above sea and is 40-km from Kalaw. When a brave young prince knew that seven beautiful sisters were trapped in the big cave by a giant spider, he killed the extraordinary insect and rescued the girls. He married the youngest one. That is the brief account of the long story of the Pindaya Cave, now famous as visitor’s paradise because of it’s strange geological formations the locals are using as evidences to prove that the story is true.
Read MoreInle Lake is a huge lake (13.5 miles long and 7 miles wide) located in Shan Region, The second largest lake in Myanmar, over 900 meters above sea level, has a population of some 150,000, many of whom live on floating islands of vegetation, and it is outrageously beautiful. Inle Lake, natural and unpolluted, is famous for its scenic beauty and the unique leg-rowing of the Inthas, the native lake dwellers.
Read MoreTaunggyi is situated in southern Shan Region and is the capital town of Shan Region. It is 4712 feet above the sea level and has a moderately cool climate. It is situated on a high plateau surrounded by high mountains.
Read MoreMawlamyine is the capital city of Mon Region with a population of 300,000, lies on the mouth of Thanlwin River. Mawlamyaing is the third largest city in Myanmar after Yangon and Mandalay. The town’s signature landmark is Kyaikthanlan Pagoda built in 875 AD.
Read MoreKyaik Hti Yo Pagoda is also well known as the Miracle Golden Rock, 1100 meter above sea level. It is located in the Mon State, Eastern Myanmar. It stands on a gilded boulder precariously perched on the edge of a sloppy cliff. Myanmar’s most popular pilgrimage centre. Legend has it that the Buddha’s sacred hair enshrined in this golden rock. Today, this miracle golden rock is still rocking back and forth when pushed, and it has survived many earthquakes and storms for over 2400 years.
Read MoreMergui Archipelago, an immense area that covers approx 36,000 sq km (14,000 sq miles), located in southernmost part of Myanmar, comprises over 800 beautiful islands.
Due to its virtual isolation, the islands and surrounding seas are alive with an amazing diversity of flora & fauna and very beautiful underwater scenes and marine life. The only human inhabitants in the area are sea gypsies, called Salones by Myanmar. They live on boats during dry fishing and boat building techniques used for generations. The Salone are a tribe inhabiting the Archipelago. They are expert divers and make a living searching for oysters and mother-of-pearl.
Read MoreKawthaung is the southernmost trip of Myanmar and 800 km from Yangon itself. Kawthaung retains the atmosphere of a fishing village. Visitors can enjoy cruise tours along the Myeik archipelago which takes about one week. There are regular flights from Yangon to Kawthaung and Five Star Shipping Line operates a cruise vessel to Kawthaung. It takes about 25 minute’s boat ride from Kawthaung to Ranong, a border town in Thailand.
Read MoreChaung Tha Beach is located 40 km to the west of Pathein (Bassein) in Ayearwaddy Region. It is a very convenient drive from Yangon via Pathein taking approx 5 hours. There are bungalow type hotels and luxury hotels along the beach with modern facilities.
Read MoreIt is a newly opened beach about 48 km from Pathein. This unspoilt beach stretches 15 km of white sand and blue sea. There are newly constructed bungalows with local flavour but equipped with modern facilities. Fringed with palm trees, all hotels face the beach.
Read MoreThe beach is a treasure house of beautiful corals and shells. Myanmar’s best known resort, Ngapali secrets as the best ground for sunbathing and recreation such as beach strolling, cycles and so on. There are a lot of luxury hotels in Ngapali.
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PureBasic - Particle
概要
Particles systems are widely used in the 3D scenes to simulate hard to predict events, like the rain, fire, explosions etc. PureBasic allows to create any number of particle emitters as needed which are running in an autonomous manner. Each emitter has its own shape, and its own properties like the velocity, speed, emission rate and more.
InitEngine3D() must be called successfully before using any of the Particle functions.
命令索引
CreateParticleEmitter
DisableParticleEmitter
FreeParticleEmitter
GetScriptParticleEmitter
HideParticleEmitter
IsParticleEmitter
MoveParticleEmitter
ParticleColorFader
ParticleColorRange
ParticleEmissionRate
ParticleEmitterDirection
ParticleEmitterID
ParticleEmitterX
ParticleEmitterY
ParticleEmitterZ
ParticleMaterial
ParticleSize
ParticleSpeedFactor
ParticleTimeToLive
ParticleVelocity
ResizeParticleEmitter
示例
Particle.pb
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If you double the size of a hash table, can you keep using the same hash function?
Will the old hash function go to an illegal index in the new table?
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Strength-of-Materials Lab
Strength-of-Materials Lab
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Universal Spring Testing Machine
Universal Spring Testing Machine
AIM
To study the spring testing machine and determine the design parameters for tension and compression helical spring -
- Max. torque (t)
- Max. shear stress (fs)
- Spring index (c)
- Stiffness of spring (k)
- Modulus of rigidity of spring material (G)
RESOURCES REQUIRED
- Spring testing machine.
- Open coiled helical spring.
- Closed coil helical spring.
- Scale (mounted on spring testing machine).
- Vernier calliper.
THRORY
-
Stiffness of spring(k): -- Spring stiffness is defined as load that comes unit deflection.
K=w/δ Where k = spring stiffness (kg/mm) w = applied load δ = deflection
The nature of load vs deflection curve decides whether the behaviour of spring is linear or non-linear. Mostly closed coiled helical spring have linear nature. - Spring index(c):
c=D/d Where D= mean distance of coil spring d = spring wire distance c = spring index
- Max shear stress(Fs):
Fs = 16.t/πd3 kg/mm2
- Torque (t):--
t=w.r kg-mm r=D/2 mm
- Deflection (δ) :--
δ=64wr3n/Gdd3 δ=64w.(D/2)3n/Gdd3 δ=64wD3n/8Gdd3 δ=8wD3n/Gdd3 δ=8.wc3n/Gd4 δ=8wD3n/Gd4 mm
- Modulus of Rigidity of spring (G): --
For Steel spring material (G) = 8297.43 kg/mm2
COMPRESSION SPRING:--
A compression spring is an open-coil helical spring that offers resistance to a compressive force applied axially. They are usually coiled at a constant diameter, though they can be coiled in other needed forms such as conical, concave (barrel), convex (hourglass), or various combinations of these. Compression springs are used compression springs are fabricated from round wire. Compression springs are used to keep components from meeting.
TENSION SPRING:--
A Tension spring resist the pulling force that is placed upon them and this creates a sling back effect when the force is removed, causing it to return to its original shape .This function makes them ideal for lifting heavy objects and assisting in the lifting or dispersing of certain loads. Tension springs usually have hooks on the ends to facilitate the function of being extended. Tension springs are mainly used to hold two components together.
SPRING TESTING MACHINE:--
- It is used for determining the behaviour of spring while in compression or tension up to a max capacity if 300kg.
- The machine consists of a base unit inside which is housed a weighting system. The machine consist steel closed head and steel base. the hydraulic jack of 10tone capacity is fixed to base.
- A dial in front of a base unit is a load indicator which indicates the load being applied to a spring under test. The deformation undergone by spring can be observed from graduated scale on which a pointer move in case spring being tested under compression, it is to be placed between compression plates, and in case spring to be tested under tension it is located under upper tension book.
- Two vertical pillars are held by backer supported a beam whose position can be altered, if required. A pointer fixed on this beam slides over fixed scale.
- The motorized pumping unit, which is of plunger type housed in the base unit and is driven by a single phase 220v ac supply electric motor.
- The pumping unit is a separate unit connected to the jack by means of [pressure tube] the general construction of machine is robust and leak proof.
- The machine is fitted with a handle wheel control marked slow and fast, which enables the scale of application of load to be varied the machine is equipped with facilities for hand pumping in case of power failure.
- The helical spring testing machine is based on the hydraulic system.
- For helical steel spring material (G) = 8297.43kg/mm2.
DIAGRAM:--
- Base unit
- Hand liver
- Dial (load indicator)
- Compression spring
- Tension spring
- Upper tension hook
- Lower tension hook
- Compression plates


cmd.plated
plated
The commandline interface to plated, the options passed into this command are actually the same as the options passed into the opt object when creating the js.plated module.
cmd.plated.build
plated build
The build action, output files are created once and then the command returns.
--site=
How we should link to this site if the link can not be relative, eg normally we would just use /index.html to reach a file in the root of the current site but if this html is going to be rendered somewhere else then this trick would no longer work and we would have to use this value instead. An example of when this might happen is the publishing of rss feeds.
--root=
The root of the site we are building, normally empty in which case we maintain a relative path back to the root depending on how far we have descended into the directory structure, eg ../../ It is recomended that this be used whenever constructing a url, for instance linking to the root index.html should be done like sp {_root}index.html rather than /index.html if you want to ensure you have a site that can be built into a directory as well as a domain.
--source=source
Where to read the source files from, this is relative to the current directory and all files are found recursively from this point. We also follow soft directory symlinks so we can easily pull in extra files from elsewhere.
--output=output
The output directory relative to the current directory. Please be very careful with this location as this will be emptied recursively before we write anything into it.
--hashfile=^
The magic string used to trigger special chunk parsing, files are either scoped to the directory in which case they are just this magic string plus any extension. For example ^.html or they are intended to create specific files in which case ^. will be stripped and the remainder used as an output. For example index.^.html which would create an index.html in the output, the extension is used to pick the chunk that is rendered into the output file. In this case it would be the html chunk.
--hashchunk=#^
The magic string used to split the input files into chunks, it must be used at the start of a line to trigger special processing and the default has been specifically chosen as something unlikely to be typed by accident.
--delimiter={}
The magic string used to wrap tags for special processing in chunk files. It must be an even number of characters as we spit it in the middle and use both sides as start/stop strings. The default, might look dangerous for C like languages which use {} to wrap blocks but due to the limits on contents (no white space) and the fallback of outputting exactly the same as the input, eg {} will output {}. C like languages are very unlikely to trigger any special processing,
--dumpjson
A Boolean flag to enable the output of .json chunk dumps as well as processed output files. This is useful for debugging and also provides enough data to recreate pages at run time should that be necessary.
cmd.plated.watch
plated watch
Build once and then watch all the files in source folder with any change triggering a rebuild.
This combined with a simple server and being careful to disable the html cache, can be used for live updates as you edit the source files.
This uses the same options as plated.build so please view the descriptions of all available options there.


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This section explains how to get started with Pebble weblog.
Minimum Requirements
- Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition (J2SE) 1.4
- A JSP 1.2/Servlet 2.3 compatible web/application server such as Tomcat, Jetty or Resin, with access to setup new users and roles.
Deploying Pebble
Deploying Pebble is a simple process of extracting the WAR file and editing some configuration information. The following explanation illustrates this process on a UNIX-based platform with Jakarta Tomcat 4, installed in $TOMCAT_HOME . Installation on a Windows platform is pretty much identical.
- Extract the WAR File : After downloading Pebble, extract the
pebble.war file from the Pebble distribution into your Tomcat installation, in a directory such as $TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/blog .
- Configure the Web Application : Next, you need to tell Pebble some basic information about your blog. To do this, open up the $TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/blog/WEB-INF/classes/pebble.properties file. There are 3 parameters that need modifying.
- The first of these is called
blog.dir and this tells Pebble where on the filing system you would like to store your blog entries, the directory being created if necessary (the default is ${user.home}/blog ).
- The next parameter is called
blog.url and this tells Pebble the URL from which you will be hosting your blog. Examples of this include http://localhost:8080/blog/ or http://www.simongbrown.com/blog/. If left unset, Pebble will try to figure out the value of this, but explicitly setting this is recommended.
- The final parameter is called
blog.multiUser and this tells Pebble you will be hosting a single user or multi-user blog (discussed later). The values for this parameter are true or false (the default).
- Configure Web Application Security : Pebble makes use of the standard Java Servlet security model in order that only blog owners and blog contributors can login and access the maintenance features. Atleast one user must be defined that is a member of the following roles:
- blog-owner
- blog-contributor
The first of these roles allows users to configure many aspects of the blog, while the latter allows users to add, edit and delete blog entries. To set up this information with Tomcat using the default security realm, open the $TOMCAT_HOME/conf/tomcat-users.xml file and add in the following line.
<user username="someuser" password="password" roles="blog-owner,blog-contributor"/>
This example defines a user called someuser that is both a blog-owner and blog-contributor.
In addition to these roles, there is another role called pebble-admin that is used when administering a Pebble multi-user installation. Details of this are discussed later.
- Testing the Installation : With these steps complete, start the server and point your web browser to the URL where the web application has been deployed. If everything has worked, you should see a page like the following.
That's it - you've now installed Pebble and are ready to start customizing your blog and adding blog entries.
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- Enter the Geographical Information about your Building (e.g. location)
- Enter the number of Heating Degree Days (HDD) and Cooling Degree Days (CDD) for your
location. If you don’t know these, click on the for help.
- Select if your building is a new or existing building.
- Note: it is important that your zip code is correct for computing the correct carbon
emissions
- Select the Primary Function of your Building
- For Architecture 2030, new constructions have a goal of performing 70% better the
National Median
- Existing buildings have a goal of performing 20% better than the National Median
Note: based on CBECS 2003 data
- Select the Primary Function of your Building
- This will expose additional fields for your specific building type
- You must fill each field – if you don’t know the value you can use the default values for
your building type
- You can add any number of building uses
- Enter your annual energy use information if you want to know how your building is currently
performing relative to the National Median
- Click ‘Compute Target’ to learn how close you are to your goal!
- The Baseline Column of the results table shows the metrics for the National Median of
buildings similar to your own
- The Target Column shows the goal that you should be aiming for.
- The Rating Column shows how well your building is currently performing.
- If your Rating zEPI score is lower than the Target zEPI score, you are doing great!


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Monika Büscher, Michael Christensen, Klaus Marius Hansen, Preben Mogensen, Dan Shapiro
Introduces a great notion of palpable computing - where designers facilitate people 'getting' technology. Worth a proper read. Are Büscher, Christensen and Shapiro repeating names in this field?
Palpable computing


cetus.analysis
Class Reduction
java.lang.Object
cetus.analysis.AnalysisPass
cetus.analysis.Reduction
public class Reduction
- extends AnalysisPass
Performs reduction variable analysis to detect and annotate statements like
x = x + i in loops. An Annotation is added right before loops that contain
reduction variables.
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
Reduction
public Reduction(Program program)
getPassName
public java.lang.String getPassName()
- Specified by:
getPassName
in class AnalysisPass
start
public void start()
- Specified by:
start
in class AnalysisPass
displayMap
public void displayMap(java.util.Map<Symbol,java.util.Set<java.lang.Integer>> imap,
java.lang.String name)
analyzeStatement
public java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.util.Set<Expression>> analyzeStatement(Statement istmt)
analyzeStatement2
public java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.util.Set<Expression>> analyzeStatement2(Statement istmt)
- Reduction recognition on OpenMP critical sections including ForLoop, CompoundStatement,
and a Statement. This method is the same as analyzeStatement() except that this method
skips self-carried-output dependency checking part; analyzeStatement() works on outer-most
loops, but this method works on inner-loops (loops contained in a critical section of
a parallel region can be considered as inner-loops with respect to the enclosing parallel
region).
- Parameters:
istmt
- critical sections
- Returns:
- mapping of (reduction operator, reduction variables)
print_reduction
public void print_reduction(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.util.Set<Expression>> map)
displaySet
public void displaySet(java.lang.String name,
java.util.Set iset)


This collection of EJS models lists the examples contained in a given directory of a web server.
EJS models in this collection are organized by directories in the table of contents tree displayed in the left hand side of this display. Click on a subject folder icon to browse the available models. The Download button retrieves the selected model from the digital library and installs it in your local EJS workspace.


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This introduction to Haskell can only cover a few aspects of Haskell. Its aim is to make the next chapters more easily understandable for persons who are not familiar with Haskell, but with programming languages. If you are new to Haskell, its homepage Haskell.org [WWW11] is a good place to start for gaining information and lots of free compilers and libraries. The tutorial "A Gentle Introduction to Haskell" [WWW14] gives a detailed overview about the language. A great learning book, full of examples is "The Craft of Functional Programming" by Simon Thompson [Thompson99]. For advanced people Paul Hudak's "The Haskell School of Expression" [Hudak00] gives a more complete overview about monads and higher-order functions by samples from multimedia. The language itself is defined in the Haskell 98 Report [WWW15] and the Haskell 98 Library Report [WWW16].
Haskell is named after Haskell Brooks Curry [WWW12] who was one of the pioneers of the lambda calculus. Haskell bases on the lambda calculus, a mathematical theory of functions, and not on the Turing machine like imperative programming languages do. In functional programming the programmer defines what has to be calculated and not how it is calculated. A functional program is a single expression, which is executed by evaluating the expression.
Shortly described, Haskell is a strong typed, lazy, pure functional programming language.
Haskell has a static type system so that all type errors are detected at compile time. This makes Haskell programs very type safe. Its type class system is complex but powerful.
Haskell's evaluation model is called lazy or non-strict, because arguments of functions are only evaluated if they are needed for computations. This leads to a demand-driven evaluation. Expressions are evaluated just enough to get the result. Parts of them may not be evaluated at all. In contrast to imperative languages, program order is not needed.
The language is called pure, because it has no imperative extensions and it eschews all side effects. This leads to the fact that Haskell lacks any loop constructs, because mutable variables do not exist. All iterations have to be expressed by recursions. The lack of side effects allows easy reasoning about the programs.
The above-described qualities make Haskell a modern functional programming language with many strengths over actual object oriented languages like Java or C++.
Functions are essential for structuring a program. The following example shows a function declaration for adding two numbers.
The first line is the type signature, it declares the name and type of the function. The function add takes two integers as input and returns an integer as a result. The type system of Haskell is so powerful that the type signature can be avoided. However there exist a few exceptions and defining the type signatures makes a program much more maintainable.
The second line gives the definition of the function as an equation. The part before the equal sign names the arguments, the part after the equal sign defines the computation. Using pattern matching (see Section 1.2.4) a function can be defined by a series of these equations.
By surrounding the function name of a two-argument function in back-quotes, it can be written between its arguments, called infix.
Operators, such as ++ for concatenating two lists, are just infix functions. Instead of writing the function in front of its arguments, it is written between them. Haskell allows the programmer to define his own operators. For defining infix functions, the function name has to be enclosed in parenthesis in the type signature.
It is also possible to define the associativity and binding power of the self-defined operators. The following example defines ++ as a right-associative operator with a precedence level of 5.
In general terms, a type is a collection of similar objects, such as numbers or characters. Haskell has a very powerful and complex type system.  Type classes, abstract data types or infinite lists are not discussed.
Like many other programming languages Haskell has the basic build-in types: Char, Int, Bool, Float and String, which is only a synonym for a list of Char.
Lists and tuples are often used data structures for compound data in Haskell and are therefore also build-in values.
Lists combine values of the same type into a single object. The list [1,2,3] is a shorthand for 1:(2:(3:[])). The infix operator : adds its first argument to the front of its second argument, a list. The empty list is expressed by []. The data type list is a polymorphic type, see Section <IP_ADDRESS> .
A tuple combines a predefined number of values of predefined, may be different, types into a single object. Tuples are called records or structures in other programming languages. A person might be represented by a personal id and a name. These two different types can be expressed by a tuple:
Lists and tuples are the most common examples of generic polymorph data types. A list can contain any type, the only constraint is that all types in one list are the same.
The Prelude, Haskell's standard library, contains lots of polymorphic functions and operators for processing lists and tuples. The head function for example is a list function that returns the head element of any list.
The function takes a list with elements of type a and returns one element of type a, the head. Haskell supports type variables, like the a above. They are uncapitalized in contrast to specific types like Char or Int and stand for any type.
Type synonyms are names for commonly used types. They are created using a type declaration. A synonym does not define a new type, it just gives a new name for an existing type. Because synonyms are simply a shorthand, which can always be expanded out, type synonyms cannot be recursive.
As mentioned in the section about basic types, a String is a type synonym for a list of characters.
Instead of writing ['H','e','l','l','o'] for a string, Haskell defines a shorthand syntax for strings: "Hello".
Algebraic types are used to define more complex types than lists or tuples, e.g. enumerated types or trees. These types can be recursive. Their definition starts with the keyword data, followed by the name of the type and the constructors.
The following example demonstrates a recursive data structure for a polymorphic binary tree, which can store any data type in its leafs. The two kinds Leaf and Branch of the data type BinTree are called constructors. They can be used in the pattern matching of function definitions, described in the next section.
Functions can get different types of input. A powerful way for describing different input types in Haskell is using pattern matching. A function can be multiple defined, each definition having a particular pattern for its input arguments. The first pattern that matches the argument is used for that function call. An underscore is a wildcard and is used where something should match, but where the matched value is not used.
Example 1-10. Calculate the length of a list
length :: [a] -> Int length [] = 0 length (_:xs) = 1 + length xs |
The function length uses recursion for calculating the length of lists. It calls itself on the right-hand of the second equation. There exist two definitions of the function: one for empty lists and one for lists with content. The pattern [] matches the empty list. The pattern x:xs matches any list with at least one element. The head element is described by the x, the tail of the list by xs. The x can be replaced by the wildcard, because the head element has not to be accessed directly.
The generic type [a] in the function declaration of length expresses that length is a polymorph function, which can be applied to a list containing elements of any type.
Constructors of algebraic types can also be used for pattern matching. The following function returns a list of all values stored in a binary tree. The infix function ++ concatenates two lists.
Example 1-11. Get all values from Bintree
fringe :: Bintree a -> [a] fringe (Leaf x) = [x] fringe (Branch t1 t2) = fringe t1 ++ fringe t2 |
To name a pattern for the use on the right-hand side of an equation, there exists the operator @. These patterns are called as-patterns. The pattern in front of the @ always results in a successful match, but the sub-pattern can fail. The following example shows a rewritten fringe function that returns not only the values of the leafs but the leafs itself.
Guards (|) allow boolean tests of arguments passed to a function. The function definition which conditional expression matches first is applied. The keyword otherwise matches always. The function max uses guards for calculating the maximum of two numbers.
In Haskell functions are first-class citizens. This means that they are themselves simply values. They can be stored in data types or passed as arguments to other functions.
Higher-order functions are functions that take functions as input, return functions as a result or do both. This technique provides a very high abstraction, by embodying a pattern of computation into a function. The following map function embodies transformations over lists.
Example 1-14. Apply a function to a list
map :: (a -> b) -> [a] -> [b] map f [] = [] map f (x:xs) = f x : map f xs |
map is a polymorphic function that takes a function and a list as arguments. The passed function takes any type a and returns any type b. By applying map to a list of a's, it returns a new list of b's. The generic types a and b might be different, but do not have to be like the following example demonstrates.
The infix function + in the example for increasing all numbers in a list is partially applied. Partial application can be done to any function taking two or more arguments. The operator + expects two arguments, one argument is predefined as "1". In this case the function increases every second argument by one.
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The module Foo exports the functions inc and dec. It imports the module Bar so that Foo can use Bar's exported definitions. Haskell's standard library, the Prelude, is implicitly imported.


This is an account of my experience with Gravol, or dimenhydrinate. Gravol is a cheap anti-nauseant with is available over-the-counter at any drug store. This was my first time experience with any sort of drug besides nicotine, caffeine and DXM (cough syrup), so I was not quite sure what to expect. I must say, that as my first-time drug experience, this was one hell of a doozy. I took 2 10-packs of Gravol (20 pills at 50mg each, 1000mg total) with some water, then began to read.
As I read, a euphoria began to wash over me in cold waves, reaching a pinnacle when the chill reached my hands and feet. I couldn't focus on the magazine I was reading at the time, so I just laid back, wrapped myself in a blanket, and closed my eyes to enjoy the pleasant feeling float me away. I fell asleep. When I awoke, I was extremely thirsty and had to urinate. Walking to the bathroom, I was extremely uncoordinated and all my limbs felt very heavy. As I went for a drink from a cup in my bathroom, I found it very hard to bring it to my mouth without it slopping all down my shirt. My hand-eye coordination was completely shot, but I was still in myself enough to realize that this was because of the drugs. A euphoria was still floating over me.
My mother comes home, and I figure I might as well go greet her. So I tramp up the stairs, with a fair amount of difficulty, I must admit, and start talking to her. My speech was completely unconnected to what I was thinking, and very slurred. This only intensified throughout the night. The speech patterns that the Gravol induced reminded me of the speech patterns of a schizophrenic; psychologists call it a 'schizophrenic word salad'. The words that came out of my mouth were connected to what I was thinking, but different in structure. I may mean to say, 'What a nice day it is,' but what comes out is, 'What a pretty moonbeam big dipper that went by.'
So, after my mother figures out I'm drugged up, I go back downstairs. However, whenever I look at any sort of flat surface, it seems covered in giant bacteria, such as those you would see if you looked through a microscope. This proceeded, much to my distress. I was beginning to lose grip with reality. I huddled in my bed, hiding from said bacterium, until I fell asleep.
Again I awoke. It was the middle of the night. I kept seeing a friend of mine throughout my house, and went to her to talk to her. She would say little, or nothing at all, then disappear. She began to appear under piles of clothes, in chairs, under blankets, and so on. Eventually, she went outside, and I followed her. This is where I lose all lucidity, and everything is much like in a dream state. My friend proceeds to a house across the street, and is promptly let in. I come up, and there is some man dressed up in a demon costume guarding the door. It is a costume party, and I cannot get in. The door guards (guards, as some would come out and talk to the other one) would tell me that all I had to do was wait to get in. The only reason I wanted to get in was to see my friend.
After waiting around this house for an hour or so (I was actually there; later, after this experience, I would walk by it and there are details in the yard that I recognise from my trip), my friend walks out and begins to fondle the bushes. I try to talk to her, but she just stares at me while softly and gingerly playing with the branches of the bush. After a while, she leaves to go teach people in the neighbourhood how to do what she was doing. I still wanted to talk to her, so I persued her. As she went from house to house, I chased her. However, as soon as I got near to her, she disappeared. She would then re-appear somewhere else, and go to another bush. She seemed to transform into some sort of fairy. I chased her like this, with her constantly disappearing, until I gave up, screamed at her, and went home.
When I got home I was scolded by my mother, being 3:00 am at the time. I went to my basement. My friend was there, and some others just like her; but she had been transformed. There, just out of my sight, were little bodhisattvas. Now a bodhisattva is basically an 'enlightened one' in the Buddhist lexicon. These took their spiritual form, as a small, childlike form in bright clothes with small hands and feet. These tormented me on the edge of my vision until I could endure no more and cowered in my room to fall asleep.
I woke up, still slightly hallucenatory but more lucid. I was dazed and a little confused about the night's fiasco, which appeared to be quite real. After 12 hours, all effects had basically worn off, and produced no hangovers or headaches. Now all of this was accompanied by severe twitching. My arms were twitching crazily almost the entire time; only about 20 hours after taking the Gravol did the twitching stop. The dehydration was also quite a dangerous factor; the only thing I could remember was that I had to stay hydrated. I was urinating about every 5 minutes at one point.
I doubt if I shall take Gravol again, at least not by myself. I am slightly schizotypal, so this drug did nothing but aggravate the psychosis that had gone long away.
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Rating: * * * * out of * * * *
Rated: G
Voices....Tim Allen, Tom Hanks, Joan Cusack, Don Rickles, Wallace Shawn, John Ratzenberger, Annie Potts, Kelsie Grammar, Estelle Harris, Wayne Knight, Laurie Metcalf, John Morris.
Running Time: 83 minutes
In 1995 a 30m dollar Disney CGI animated movie came out, and blew away movie-goers everywhere. That little movie became a huge movie which grossed little less than 200m, that movie was "Toy Story". Now four years later, Disney blesses us with another adventure of the toys in Andy's room. This time around the budget is three times as big and the adventure is twice as it was before. Of course we all fell in love with the toys in the first; Woody the cowboy, Buzz the spaceman, Rex the dinosaur, Slinky the slinkydog , Mr. Potato Head, and Ham the piggy bank. Well in "Toy Story 2" all the toys return and are delightful as ever that puts a smile on our face and makes our stomachs hurt from laughing so hard.
"Toy Story 2" starts out with Buzz fighting Zurg, the evil emperor of course we then see Rex playing the video game, and Buzz trying to give him tips to win. We are then in Andy's room a regular boy with high hopes and lots of toys. Woody (Voiced by Tim Allen) is Andy's favorite toy whom Andy plays with the most. Of course he plays with his other toys, Buzz Lightyear (Tim Allen), Rex (Wallace Shawn), Slinkydog (Jim Varney) , Mr. Potato Head (Don Rickles) and Ham (John Ratzenberger). Woody is prepared to go to cowboy camp with Andy but before they get ready to go, Andy accidentally rips Woody's arm and Andy's mom (Laurie Metcalf) puts him on the shelve to all the toys dismay. Woody realizes that he is now shelved and will never be seen again. Meanwhile Andy's mom is having a yard sale and selling old toys, Woody finds one of the toys they thought they would never find again and tries to rescue him from the box. He jumps in and gets him to the house thanks to the help from Buster the dog, but Woody falls and is picked up by Al (Wayne Knight). Andy's mom tells him that Woody is not for sale, but he steals him and takes him to his house.
There Woody meets three other toys, Jesse (Joan Cusack) a cowgirl, Bullseye a very shy and funny horse and The Prospector (Kelsey Grammar). They tell Woody that the reason he was kidnapped was because he was part of an old black and white TV show to which would make him worth a lot of moolah today. If Al has the whole set he could sell them and make a lot of money. The other toys come to Woody's rescue and try and get him back to Andy before Andy gets home, but realize Woody may not want to come home, leading to a finale that leaves you breathless both because of the amazing eye candy and because of the amazing DTS (Digital Surround Sound).
I would have to definitely say that "Toy Story 2" may have surpassed it's predessecor in many ways: Its three times as funny, had more adventure, a great plotline and new great characters. Don't get me wrong though, I thought the first was a terrific movie, but in that rare sequel thing "Toy Story 2" may be better. This time around you knew everything about the characters therefore they went right into the plot in the first fifteen minutes.  The movie constantly went on and really never stopped. At times I laughed so hard that my side and stomach were killing me. The animations was terrific and actually almost looked better than the original. This time we have a lot more people and a lot more toys.
Some of the greatest moments include Woody trying to get his arm, Buzz and the toys trying to get across the street, and Buzz and the toys visiting the Barbie section. In fact every sequence in this movie was great. I think also that kids and adults alike will love this movie. There is nothing offensive and it's very good-natured with a few embedded messages to kids. There is of course like the first humor that will hit kids hard, and humor that will fly over the kids heads. Parents however will not dislike or find this humor anyway offensive.
It is safe to say "Toy Story 2" is Disney's newest masterpiece and offers to much stuff in 83 minutes, that this review cannot even begin to tell how good it is. The thing you have to do is see it yourself. One thing is if you haven't seen the original I wouldn't suggest seeing this because of the fact that there is a lot of stuff going back to the first, as well as some homages to classic films such as "Star Wars" and "Jurassic Park". From the opening titles to the end titles everyone in the theatre I was with was having a good time and we all walked out of there with a huge smile on our faces with our sides hurting.
The thing "Toy Story 2" proves is that like "The Lion King 2: Simba's Price" Disney can make sequels that are just as good if not better than the originals. Unlike "Return of Jafar" and "Aladdin and The King of Thieves" "Toy Story 2" is a smart, clever, hilarious and fun-filled animated movie that may be the best since "The Little Mermaid". In other words "Toy Story 2" is outstanding, fantastic, incredible, awesome and an instant classic. Cheers to Disney and lets hope "Toy Story 3" isn't that far away.
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For a long time, Microsoft Office has been the reigning champ of office suites, but that doesn't mean the free alternative, LibreOffice, isn't worth considering. Let's take a look at how the two compare, and if it's finally possible to ditch the paid option for the free one.
You might not think it's really fair to compare the free LibreOffice and the paid Microsoft Office, but the two are a lot closer in features than you might think. For one, LibreOffice is compatible with a lot more systems, including Windows, OS X, and Linux, while Microsoft Office's newest version is restricted to just Windows 7 and Windows 8. Besides: it’s not about which one is “better” or “more feature filled.” It’s about whether your work requires what Microsoft has to offer, or if you can get by with something free and save a bit of money. Now, with LibreOffice reaching 4.1, we've decided it's time to give it an in-depth comparison with Microsoft Office.
While we certainly can't go through each feature one-by-one, we'll attempt to get a good look at how they compare. If you're interested in looking for a specific feature, head to this page and search for it on the table. It should give you a pretty good idea of exactly which features are in which suite. In this post, we're going to talk in more general terms.
When it comes to word processors, LibreOffice Writer and Microsoft Word are easily two of the best out there. If you've used Microsoft Word before, then you'll be right at home with Writer and vice-versa. In fact, in many ways, Writer even blows Word out of the water.
When it comes to straight up features, Writer and Word are incredibly similar. Writer has all the major features of Word, including a fantastic grammar checker, a solid autosave system, support for a huge variety of formats, and plenty more. If you're a Word user, you'll have no problem making the jump to Writer because the two operate and look the same. Likewise, if this is your first Office suite, then Writer is easy to learn and use.
For years, Word's killer feature was a variety of editing options and change tracking. Now, though, Writer comes with all that as well. You can track changes, show edits, and everything else. In fact, I prefer Writer's simpler layout of tracked changes over Word's because it's a bit easier to use and understand.
After using both for a couple weeks, I didn't notice any major features missing in either. Writer is a capable word processor that does pretty much everything Word can do and more. In fact, we picked Writer as the best word processor for Windows. If a word processor is all you really need, then Writer will do everything Word can do and more.
Spreadsheets are a major part of an office suite and Microsoft Excel has long been the king. Depending on how you use spreadsheets, LibreOffice's Calc may very well be enough for you, unless you’re already invested in Excel's ecosystem.
For the most part, Calc and Excel work the same way. If you're a light spreadsheet user, you probably won't notice much difference between the two. Both can do basic calculations, handle light math, and organize tables in a variety of ways. However, if you use a lot of Excel macros and programming, then you're going to struggle with Calc.
The reason is that Calc has its own macro language and it's not always compatible with Excel's VBA format. This means if you're trying to switch over to Calc from Excel, you may need to redo a lot of your macros. That said, Calc macros do translate well to Excel—just not the other way around—so if you're just sending off your own spreadsheets to other people, Calc may suffice.
If you're new to spreadsheets or just a light user, Calc gets the job done. However, if you're working in an environment where you're sharing a lot of macros then you're best off sticking with Excel. Both of them are easy to get started with, support the same file formats, and offer a pretty close selection of features.
The word PowerPoint has been synonymous with presentations for a long while, and with good reason: it's a powerful piece of software and does presentations better than most. LibreOffice's presentation software, Impress, is capable enough, but it's not going to convert any naysayers.
The main issue with Impress is that it still struggles occasionally when importing presentations made in PowerPoint. I had issues with some missing fonts and other rendering problems. That said, if you're creating presentations from scratch, Impress does it pretty well, albeit without quite as much flair as PowerPoint. That pretty much just amounts to a lack of certain slide animations and no support for video exports. Impress also doesn't have animated diagrams and lacks the ability to collaborate on presentations as a group.
LibreOffice's Impress is a perfectly capable program, but if you're working with people who usually use PowerPoint you might run into some compatibility issues still. If you're just making presentations for your own purposes, then Impress should work for you.
(Source: http://lifehacker.com/battle-of-the-office-suites-microsoft-office-and-libre-1147940828)


Simple animation function - lightweight replacement for jQuery.animate and Velocity.js with pluggable easing functions.
Example:
import { easeInQuad } from './easings.js';
//run a factory function and provide an easing functions
const animate = initAnimate(easeInQuad);
let duration = 1000;
let from = 100;
let to = 300;
//runs on each frame with a value as per easing function
let animFunc = function(value) {
element.style.left = value + 'px';
}
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Run initAnimate(easing) factory function and provide one of the easing functions (from easing.js file) based on Penner's equations.
The factory function returns an animation function that changes value "from" given value, "to" given value over provided "duration" according to the chosen easing. On each frame it will run a function giving to it a value. When finished, it will run a callback.


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Jekyll is a popular static site generator that is perfect for blogging. In fact, this site uses Jekyll as well. Unlike WordPress, Jekyll does not use/have database at all. Which makes it extremely fast because it does need to make a trip to DB when fetching a blog. Since Jekyll is simply a static site generator, there are disadvantages. For example, it does have provide/have the ability for people to comment like WordPress did. However, you can still use a 3rd party library to complement that. Disqus is a popular library that allows you to add commenting system to your site easily. In this tutorial, I am going to show you guys how to add Disqus to your Jekyll site in two ways.
First way:
Create a disqus.html file and save it within the folder name _includes
Here is an example of the disqus.html file, source code

Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus.

Use this way if you do not mind inline JavaScript.
And, go to any site that you would like comment included and do this,
// some contents
{% include disqus.html %}
// some contents
Second way:
Create a disqus.html file and save it within the folder name _includes
Here is an example of the disqus.html file, source code

Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus.

Create a disqus.js file and save it to anywhere you like, (we saved it in src/js/disqus.js) source code
var disqus_config = function () {
// we are using document.location.* here because Jekyll code does not work well in JS code.
this.page.url = document.location.href;
this.page.identifier = document.location.pathname;
};
// You should be able to get the following lines of code from your Disqus admin.
// https://disqus.com/admin/universalcode
(function() { // DON'T EDIT BELOW THIS LINE
var d = document, s = d.createElement('script');
s.src = '//[your_username].disqus.com/embed.js';
s.setAttribute('data-timestamp', +new Date());
(d.head || d.body).appendChild(s);
})();
Use this way if you mind inline JavaScript.
And, go to any site that you would like comment included and do this,
// some contents
{% include disqus.html %}
// some contents
Setting up the code this way allows you to enable commenting on a page-by-page basis.
It is that simple.
Wrapping Up
Hopefully this guide has help you to add Disqus to your Jekyll site. Thank you for reading!
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--- title: "Resistant Starch Ameliorates Heat Treated Diet-Induced Gut Permeability and Renal Dysfunction in Experimental Diabetes" draft: false authors: [] event: "Nutrition Society of Australia 41st Annual Scientific Meeting" event_url: https://nsa.asn.au/ location: Melbourne, Australia summary: "Nutrition Society of Australia 41st Annual Scientific Meeting" # Talk start and end times. # End time can optionally be hidden by prefixing the line with `#`. date: "2016-11-30T08:00:00Z" #date_end: "2019-10-02T12:00:00Z" all_day: true publishdate: "2016-11-30" links: - icon: file-alt icon_pack: fa name: Published Abstract url: "pdf/conference/2016_NSA.pdf" categories: # - talks tags: - advanced glycation endproducts - resistant starch - diabetic kidney disease lastmod: '2019-06-16T02:20:01-07:00' featured: no image: caption: "" focal_point: "" preview_only: no projects: [] ---
Background/Aims: Heat treating foods leads to the formation of advanced glycation endproducts (AGEs) which contribute to chronic renal injury. Recent research implicates gut dysbiosis in the progression of diabetic nephropathy. This study investigates whether excess consumption of dietary AGEs causes gut dysbiosis, exacerbating renal injury in a type 2 diabetes mouse model. Methods: Six week old diabetic (db/db) and non-diabetic (db/h) mice were randomised (n=12/group) to receive a low AGE (LAGE, unbaked rodent chow) or a high AGE diet (HAGE, baked at 160°C for 1 hour), with or without resistant starch (RS) for 10 weeks. 24-hour urine was collected and albuminuria was measured. Intestinal permeability was assessed in vivo by the clearance of FITC-labelled dextran (500mg/kg body weight). Statistical differences were assessed by one-way ANOVA. Results: The high AGE diet exacerbated albuminuria in db/db mice (874.4±154.8 vs 536.2±96.5µg/24h, P<0.05, db/db HAGE vs db/db LAGE), and RS attenuated this AGE-induced increase (874.4±154.8 vs 515.5±71.9µg/24h, P<0.05, db/db HAGE vs db/db HAGE+RS). Db/db mice had greater gut permeability compared to db/h mice (2.38±0.32 vs 1.05±0.11µg/ml, P<0.01, db/db LAGE vs db/h LAGE). Db/db-HAGE-fed mice trended towards increased gut permeability (3.43±0.43 vs 2.38±0.32µg/ml, P=0.06, db/db HAGE vs db/db LAGE), an effect not observed in RS-fed db/db mice. Conclusions: Heat-treated diets led to increased intestinal permeability and worsening albuminuria in db/db mice. RS was protective against high AGE-induced albuminuria in db/db mice. These preliminary studies support the notion that dietary AGEs contribute to renal disease via alterations in gut homeostasis.


This guide explains how an installation of the core components of MakerLab can
be accomplished. In many cases, each repository’s README
contains similar (or
even more complete) information. Regarding this, the setup
repo contains many
markdown files and other files which are used in a setup (hence its name).
Updates
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get -y upgrade
Python
This installation handles system-wide packages used by DML’s core. The
requirements.txt
is from the setup
repo.
sudo apt-get install -y python3 python3-pip
sudo pip3 install -r requirements.txt
uWSGI
Setup
sudo mkdir -p /etc/uwsgi/vassals
Start at boot
# Edit /etc/rc.local and add
/usr/local/bin/uwsgi --emperor /etc/uwsgi/vassals --uid www-data --gid www-data --daemonize /var/log/uwsgi-emperor.log
# before the line "exit 0".
This will make both uwsgi
’s emperor start at boot, as well as load and keep
the vassals deployed running continuously. Even in case of failure they are
restarted.
Docker
sudo apt-get -y install \
apt-transport-https \
ca-certificates \
curl \
software-properties-common
curl -fsSL https://download.docker.com/linux/debian/gpg | sudo apt-key add -
sudo add-apt-repository \
"deb [arch=amd64] https://download.docker.com/linux/debian \
$(lsb_release -cs) \
stable"
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get -y install docker-ce
sudo service docker start
sudo usermod -aG docker $USER
sudo systemctl enable docker
Docker Compose
The link below was used in the last deploy issued at the time of this writing. Newer versions may exist.
sudo su -
curl -L https://github.com/docker/compose/releases/download/1.12.0/docker-compose-`uname -s`-`uname -m` > /usr/local/bin/docker-compose
chmod +x /usr/local/bin/docker-compose
logout
Postgres
sudo apt-get install -y postgresql-client
POSTGRES_PASSWORD=**** \
docker run --restart=always --name dml-postgres -p <IP_ADDRESS>:5432:5432 \
-e POSTGRES_PASSWORD="$POSTGRES_PASSWORD" -d postgres
psql -h <IP_ADDRESS> -p 5432 -U postgres postgres < initial.db
The initial.db
file referenced comes from the setup
repo. It contains a
based structure necessary to make the wiki function properly.
Although probably obvious, POSTGRES_PASSWORD
should be replaced with the
password desired.
The command will start a docker container running Postgres, open only locally
(i.e. localhost
) and that will auto-spawn and restart at boot and in case of
failure.
Node.js
The url below was up-to-date when written. May be outdated by now.
sudo su root
curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_7.x | bash -
apt-get install -y nodejs
logout
Services
mkdir $HOME/dml
This is the directory where the core’s and other services’ repos live.
Solr
cd $HOME/dml
git clone git@gitlab.com:makerlab/solr-engine.git
cd solr-engine
virtualenv --python=python3 venv
source venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
./setup.sh
The script above will handle the creation of necessary directories, setting permissions and launching a docker container running Solr (with sensible settings to be used alongside the wiki).
uWSGI
sudo ln -s `pwd`/solr_uwsgi.ini /etc/uwsgi/vassals/
By linking Solr’s uwsgi
configuration to file in the vassals directory, the
uwsgi
emperor will look after Solr’s proxy server process.
Wiki
cd $HOME/dml
git clone git@gitlab.com:makerlab/dml-django-wiki.git
cd dml-django-wiki
virtualenv --python=python3 venv
source venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
Edit environ.json
with the installation specific configurations. You can find more information about this file here.
Gentelella
sudo npm install -g bower
bower install
Dependencies
This section is fuzzy and might bring headcases (though nothing seriously concerning).
Simply, different dependencies might be needed. It shouldn’t be too difficult to track, but as platforms change, so do the dependencies. Maybe a docker container for the wiki might be generated at a later time.
cd $HOME/dml/dml-django-wiki
sudo apt-get install -y gettext
cd dml
python manage.py compilemessages
Static files
cd $HOME/dml/dml-django-wiki
sudo mkdir -p '/var/www/makerlab/'
sudo cp -a 'dml/media' '/var/www/makerlab/'
sudo chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www/makerlab/
cd dml
sudo -u www-data -E env PATH=$PATH PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH python manage.py collectstatic
Nginx
sudo apt-get install -y nginx
cd $HOME/dml/dml-django-wiki
sudo ln -s `pwd`/wiki_nginx.conf /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/
sudo rm /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/default
sudo /etc/init.d/nginx restart
Notice that we link the wiki’s nginx config file to a nginx directory. This way we can keep the file locally without, though changes reflect upstream.
uWSGI
cd $HOME/dml/dml-django-wiki
sudo ln -s `pwd`/wiki_uwsgi.ini /etc/uwsgi/vassals/
Same model as with Solr.
Keep the uwsgi
config file locally but link it with the vassals directory.
This was the emperor will look after the wiki’s process.
SSL
Create a self-signed key and certificate pair
sudo openssl req -x509 -nodes -days 365 -newkey rsa:2048 -keyout /etc/ssl/private/nginx-selfsigned.key -out /etc/ssl/certs/nginx-selfsigned.crt
Create a strong Diffie-Hellman group
sudo openssl dhparam -out /etc/ssl/certs/dhparam.pem 2048
Create the self-signed.conf
snippet
cat << EOT | sudo tee /etc/nginx/snippets/self-signed.conf > /dev/null
ssl_certificate /etc/ssl/certs/nginx-selfsigned.crt;
ssl_certificate_key /etc/ssl/private/nginx-selfsigned.key;
EOT
Create the ssl-params.conf
snippet
cat << EOT | sudo tee /etc/nginx/snippets/ssl-params.conf > /dev/null
# from https://cipherli.st/
# and https://raymii.org/s/tutorials/Strong_SSL_Security_On_nginx.html
ssl_protocols TLSv1 TLSv1.1 TLSv1.2;
ssl_prefer_server_ciphers on;
ssl_ciphers "EECDH+AESGCM:EDH+AESGCM:AES256+EECDH:AES256+EDH";
ssl_ecdh_curve secp384r1;
ssl_session_cache shared:SSL:10m;
ssl_session_tickets off;
ssl_stapling on;
ssl_stapling_verify on;
resolver <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS> valid=300s;
resolver_timeout 5s;
# Disable preloading HSTS for now. You can use the commented out header line that includes
# the "preload" directive if you understand the implications.
#add_header Strict-Transport-Security "max-age=63072000; includeSubdomains; preload";
add_header Strict-Transport-Security "max-age=63072000; includeSubdomains";
add_header X-Frame-Options DENY;
add_header X-Content-Type-Options nosniff;
ssl_dhparam /etc/ssl/certs/dhparam.pem;
EOT
Servant
cd $HOME/dml
git clone git@gitlab.com:makerlab/dml-servant.git
cd dml-servant
nohup env HUBOT_SLACK_TOKEN=XXXX bin/hubot --adapter slack &
This will keep the servant’s process running detached in the background, without preventing it from being killed.
Mail configuration
We used exim
. Its configuration follows.
To start the configuration wizard issue
$ dpkg-reconfigure exim4-config
The options with which exim
was configured follow (the numbers refer to the
screens where they were selected).
- internet site; mail is sent and received directly using SMTP
- deti-makerlab.ua.pt
- <IP_ADDRESS> ; ::1
- deti-makerlab.ua.pt; deti-makerlab; localhost
- Relay options
- empty
- empty
- no
- mbox format in /var/mail/
- no


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