Yo, I LOVE Hong Kong, I swear when you come to Hong Kong you would want to live there. The view is amazing. Hong Kong is a city that I miss the most, and that I will always remember.
The view is amazing at the Peak. One place you need to go to when you are visiting Hong Kong, is The Peak. The Peak also offers a very good hike that you can go on. I like it a lot and it's not that long. Don't worry.
If you come to Hong Kong and you are looking for a beach to go swimming, you should visit The Repulse Bay Beach. The Repulse Bay Beach is a cool beach. Lot's of people have fun there. You can ask anyone. If you are in Hong Kong when it is Lantern Festival, the Repulse Bay beach is a great place to experience the Chinese lunar moon festival. It's a great place to go with your friends and Family. But it's dark so tell your children not to go swimming or they'll get lost!
Hope you Enjoy Hong Kong!!!!
Hong Kong is a vibrant, exciting city-a stark contrast between Asian and Western cultures, yet both cultures also combine to make the city the dynamic place it is. The city is frequently described as a place where "East meets West", reflecting the local culture's mix of Chinese roots with influences from its time managed by the British. Somehow, Hong Kong manages to balance traditional Chinese practices with a fast paced, modern lifestyle.
Hong Kong is ranked as the 3rd most expensive city in Asia after Tokyo and Seoul with the costs of accommodation, food and schooling (if you have children) being the three primary items of expenditure.
Accommodation costs are likely to be the largest outgoing; imported foods are also relatively expensive, then there is schooling. Many people prefer to do without a car as the public transport system is so efficient and effective yet, if you do decide to buy a car, the costs of parking alone (both at home and in the office), may be as much as car repayments in some other countries.
As one of the world's leading international financial centres, most of the world's largest or most well known (and some not so well known) banks (Citibank, Barclays, Deutsche Bank) have a presence in the city. Hong Kong has a major capitalist service economy characterised by low taxation and free trade, and the Hong Kong dollar is in the top 10 of the world's most traded currencies.
The per capita income is one of the highest in the world and the public transport travelling rate exceeds 90 percent, the highest in the world. In various other aspects of life in the city, such as its economic freedom, financial and economic competitiveness, quality of life, corruption prevention etc the city state is ranked highly. According to both the UN and WHO estimates, Hong Kong has the longest life expectancy of any country in the world.
Some other facts and figures:
Hong Kong has an area of some 1,104 km2 (426 sq mi) and this is growing every year due to on-going land reclamation; the official population is just over 7 million and the city is one of the most densely populated areas in the world. Hong Kong's population is 95 percent ethnic Chinese and 5 percent from other groups (mainly Filipinos and Indonesians at around 100,000 each group respectively, but also nationalities from many other walks of life such as from the US, UK, Europe and Australia).
Actually working in Hong Kong:
Most business people speak good English, and government signs are posted in Chinese and English; Cantonese is the spoken dialect of choice, compared with the more widely known Mandarin (Putonghua) used on the Chinese mainland. In fact, some Hong Kong people can't communicate with people from the Mainland owing to the vast differences in dialect and tone between Cantonese and the more formal Mandarin. However, the local populace’s use of Mandarin has been growing rapidly over the last 10 years or so. Chinese concepts like feng shui are taken very seriously and compliance or otherwise with its principles are often believed to make or break a business. Other objects like Ba Gua mirrors are still regularly used to deflect evil spirits and a number of buildings lack a 4th floor as the number when spoken is similar to "die" in Cantonese.
Climate:
Hong Kong has a subtropical climate and summer is hot and humid with occasional showers and thunderstorms. Typhoons usually originating to the south east frequently threaten the city during the summer months and usually one or two cause precautions to be put in place, with schools, government and other offices closing early; the typhoon warning system is well established though with several tiers to the warnings. Typhoon Warnings are graded on a numeric scale and Rainstorm warnings are graded on a colour scale. When a Typhoon Number 8 signal warning goes out, businesses, public transport and schools close. Schools close when a Red Rainstorm warning is announced and everyone has to stay inside during a Black Rainstorm. Winters are usually mild although the occasional cold front can bring strong, cool winds from the north. Hong Kong averages 1,948 hours of sunshine per year, with the highest and lowest ever recorded temperatures being 36.1 C and 0.0 C, respectively.
Healthcare:
There are 13 private hospitals such as The Adventist Hospital and more than 50 public hospitals administered by the Hospital Authority of Hong Kong in Hong Kong. Amongst the widest range of healthcare services throughout the globe are on offer, and some of the SAR's private hospitals are considered to be among the very best of their type in the world.
After obtaining your ID card, you are eligible for cheap state healthcare but, if you are with a large international or even a major local company, it is not unreasonable to expect yourself and family to receive dental cover and either BUPA Hong Kong or BUPA International health cover.If your company insures you with BUPA HK you may have a lower level of cover and may need to pay your medical bills yourself, yet reclaiming up to pre-set limits.
To many it may come as a surprise, but in Hong Kong you'll find numerous secluded beaches, stunning areas of natural beauty and jungle pools awaiting your discovery.
The ups: Family, great schooling, great environment for expats, traveling, work opportunity.
The downs: Pollution, far away from everything.
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Irmin is a key-value store based on the same priciples as Git. This means that for existing Git users it provides many familiar features: branching/merging, history and the ability to restore to any previous state.
Typically Irmin is accessed by embedding it into an OCaml application, but there are also several tools like irmin-http
, irmin-rpc
, irmin-graphql
, irmin-resp
, which allow you to use it as a standalone server.
It is most often used to store application data, like configuration values, shared state or checkpoint data, but can be used as a general purpose key-value store too. Additionally, since it is compatible with Git, Irmin can be used to interact with Git repositories directly from your application.
Take a moment to skim the README to familiarize yourself with some of the concepts. Also, if you find that anything is missing or unclear in this tutorial then please file an issue!
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Description
The system uses a vision subsystem to determine the state of the board
and an Artificial Intelligent (AI) subsystem to determine which moves to make during the game. When
making a move, the robot arm is be able to move a piece to the correct square, jump over the human player’s
pieces,
remove captured pieces from the board, and crown the human player’s piece, as per the rules of the game. The
human
player is able to manually move their pieces, after which, the vision subsystem checks the state of the board,
verifying that the move was legal, and allowing the AI to determine the next move. The whole system was designed
to fit inside a 2' cube and was created with a budget of $800.
As the Chequers system is being used for demonstration purposes for the university, it was required to have a
polished look. The user interface includes voice recognition and speech.
Architecture
The Chequers System uses a five tier architecture approach. A detailed design follows, and below is a general
description of each of the five high level layers of the system.These layers include the Presentation Layer,
Central Controller Layer, Processing Layer,
Persistence Layer, and Hardware Layer.
Presentation Layer
The purpose of the Presentation Layer is to accept input from the end user and the Central Controller Layer and
provide entertainment to the end user through visual and auditory means. This layer will be the main source of
input from the end user, and it will provide up-to-date visual aid of the state of the game. Communication will
pass from this layer to the Central Controller Layer when the end user enters input into the system.
Central Controller Layer
The purpose of this layer is to accept messages from all other high level layers, relaying the messages to the
correct layer, and keeping track of the state of the game. This layer acts as an intermediary between the layers
of the architecture. The two subsystems of this layer, the Master Controller, and State will be briefly
described in the following subsections.
Processing Layer
The Processing Layer allows the Chequers system to perform all processing actions. It determines whether or not
a valid move has been made after getting the state of the board from the camera, and then generate a move for
the robotic arm. The vision is handled within the layer by use of the Open Source library OpenCV.
Persistence Layer
The Persistence layer will provide a means to persistently store and retrieve the game, board, and robot states
necessary to resume a game upon a software crash. It will be responsible for converting this data to the
appropriate format for storage, and for retrieval from storage. The two subsystems of this layer, the
Persistence Controller and File Storage, will be briefly described in the following subsections.
Hardware Layer
The purpose of the Hardware Layer is to accept input from the master controller, and convert the instructions
received into instructions for the movement of the robotic arm. The Hardware Layer is composed of two main
subsystems: the Hardware Controller subsystem and the Motor Controller subsystem.
Hardware
Raspberry Pi 2 B
The Raspberry Pi is the center of the system and is responsible for processing data acquired and sending
coordinates to the Iduino. I/O devices and other hardware devices will be connected to the Raspberry Pi,
allowing it to interact with the physical world.
Iduino Mega
The Iduino interfaces with the Raspberry Pi via USB cable. This interface from the Iduino to the Raspberry
Pi provides data about requested arm movement, such as the state of the current arm movement. The Iduino
also interfaces with the RAMPS for the movement of the robotic arm.
RepRap Arduino Mega Pololu Shield
The RAMPS interfaces directly with the stepper motor drivers and the Iduino. This interface allows the
Iduino to communicate with the stepper motor drivers. It interacts with the Iduino using the I/O pins.
DRV8825 Stepper Motor
The DRV8825 Stepper Motor drivers will interface with the stepper motors, giving them information, such as
direction, and number of step size they should move.


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Concentration of residential units permitted for renovation
Renovation permits are issued for existing residential housing units for projects such as remodeling, adding space, building garages, or retrofitting to improve energy efficiency or allow aging in place. Residential renovation activity provides an indication of how and where people choose to invest in housing, and may be impacted by a broad variety of factors including housing market trends, household size and income, construction lending standards, age and condition of available housing stock, and neighborhood amenities. A large increase in renovation activity, especially in established neighborhoods, could signal broad-based neighborhood change that may impact housing affordability, particularly for renters or households with fixed incomes.
####How are we doing? In fiscal year 2013, 5,714 residential units were permitted for renovation, 17% more than in fiscal year 2011.
####Did you know? According to the Joint Center for Housing Studies, annual owner improvement spending in Charlotte in 2013 totaled almost $2,900 per household.
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Residential New Construction
Home Sales Price
Housing Size
Number of residential units permitted for renovation, using U.S. Department of Commerce reporting data on Alterations to Buildings (Codes 434 and 438), divided by land area, multiplied by 100.
Source: Mecklenburg County Code Enforcement
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Hey guys, i have these ideas on my head since some time so I'm gonna share it with you.
Thread Rating System:
If you use BBLOG you should be able to give 1-5 Stars for a Thread.
This way we can avoid false leading titles or just bad trolling posts
Hooah! to Stats:
If we can give Hoaah to Forum Posts/Achievements why not give Hooah to
Weapon stats, KD/R, W/L, SPM etc.
If i see a crazy stat I would give it a Hooah!
View Counter for Profile Page:
Not sure if this is possible but a view counter on how many people viewed your Profile would be nice.
only thing 1 could add is "Flag Counter" but not sure if its working correctly.
Not sure if this is possible in your hands or not.
juress
Theme Developer
Hi,
those are generaly very nice ideas and I'd like to see them implemented as well, but I'd say that this would be pretty heavy on the database and I'm not sure if that's fine with Brain.
Well, wait for his definitive opinion :)
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Administrator
BrainFooLong
Administrator
So, thanks for your ideas, my feedback...
1. Already thought about but it requires too much server load for our small server. No way to get this without breaking our server.
2. Same.
3. Same and the counter will never show a correct result because it will be counted only for BBLog people that visiting your page. Maybe you can use a workaround like embedding a counter image into your profile description from any tracking service out there. All BBLog people will automatically see the image (if option is enabled) and this results in a count.


House cats are felines first domesticated around ancient Egypt. Some evidence suggests that cats may have domesticated themselves, choosing to live with humans. As cats would feed on grain-eating rodents, humans and cats benefited from each other's presence.
In modern times, most cats are household companions, although some remain as barn cats. Household cats are kept as companions, spending their days relatively safe from disease and danger in the care of humans.
Cats exhibit nocturnal and crepuscular activity, meaning that they are frequently active at dawn and dusk or night. They're carnivorous, requiring all meat diets. Cats are social creatures, and communicate through body language and certain noises, such as purring, hissing, and meowing.
Similar to dogs, cats have very good noses, and they rely on their sense of smell to evaluate whether or not food is safe to eat. The whiskers on their faces and legs are used to detect minute vibrations, which aids in hunting prey. Their tails aid them in balance, which is useful for climbing high places.


This app creates a folder in your Dropbox and then cleans any bubble tracker data files you place in that folder.


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Current VersionCurrently GraphSynth is at version <IP_ADDRESS>. This has been established on September 8th, 2006. All the source code has been written in Microsoft Visual Studio .NET - C#. A free C# compiler is available in Microsoft's Express Editions (in fact much of GraphSynth was written in this version). Download the GraphSynth Solution and Source Files ChangesSince GraphSynth <IP_ADDRESS> (July 14th, 2006) ∑ The main change is the ability to edit settings within GraphSynth. ∑ Prompt for settings ∑ Rule set ∑ 3 to 10 Since GraphSynth <IP_ADDRESS> ∑ Too numerous to list. GraphSynth started in January of 2005. Known Issues∑ The visualization library known as Netron is an open-source diagramming software that has also undergone many changes concurrent with this development. The original creator has apparently lost interest but a group of enthusiasts has attempted to keep it going (Netron Reloaded). ∑ Cut, Paste, Copy, and Delete of nodes and arcs is currently not possible. Editing the XML directly will in some sense do this for you. This will be done when Netron is more stable. ∑ The layout algorithms are stable but not always functioning. Again, a Netron issue that will hopefully be fixed with new versions of the Netron library. ∑ Poor redrawing of labels. Iím chalking this up to Netron as well. ∑ Current website is only compatible with IE.
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There has been a lively, on-going discussion of feminist philosophy of science and feminist epistemology amongst philosophers of science. An early influential work is the 1983 anthology edited by Sandra Harding and Merrill Hintikka, Discovering Reality : Feminist Perspectives on Epistemology, Metaphysics, Methodology, and Philosophy of Science. The most recent book to arrive on my desk is Janet Kourany’s The Gender of Science, with a 2002 copyright date. When the editors of the British Journal of Philosophy of Science commissioned survey articles for their special Millennium-2000 issue, one of the themes they wanted covered was Feminist Philosophy of Science. (See Brit. J. Phil. Sci. 51 (2000).)
The discussion so far has centered on feminist challenges to traditional philosophical discussions of objectivity, theory-ladenness, underdermination, realism, and the classic distinction between facts and values. Philosophers of science have, by and large, paid much less attention to the detailed case studies purporting to show that gender plays a major role in all facets of scientific inquiry. However, it has now become standard practice in many areas of the philosophy of scientific methodology to use case studies not only to illustrate philosophical theses but also to provide naturalistic support for them. Feminists have relied heavily on such examples, not only to argue for the possibility that gender plays a role but also to intimate that the influence of gender is ubiquitous.
In this symposium we will look in detail at some of the most interesting recent case studies and evaluate what they suggest about the role of gender in science.
In her recent case
study, Elizabeth Potter attempts to show how Boyle’s experimental method was
gender biased. Part of her argument focuses on the combination of the
“invisibility” of women in Boyle’s published work together with his
unpublished comments on female chastity, and part concerns Boyle’s rejection
of the animistic explanation of his air pump experiments by Francis Line. I
argue that the historical and biographical elements of the case make at least
part of Potter’s argument questionable. In addition, I address directly
whether and how such historical cases can shed light on current debates about
gender issues and methodology in the philosophy of science.
Feminist analyses of science have argued that the methodology of science does not succeed in filtering out the effects of gender stereotypes and that the result is often knowledge claims that contribute to the oppression of women. However, there have been quite divergent feminist reactions to such a conclusion. One response is to propose ways of strengthening the methods of science in the hopes of removing gender bias. Another strategy is to try to prevent harmful scientific results by making the role of social values in science more positive and more salient. This paper looks at various articulations of the second response, including Fausto-Sterling’s argument that revising our binary concepts of sex and gender would not not only improve the lot of intersexed and transgendered people in our society but would also improve science. I use this example as an interesting challenge to the accounts of the proper role of social values in science offered by Giere, Longino and Kitcher.
The best feminist critique, by which I mean those critical discussions based on arguments that are well-formulated and at least on their face appear to present a serious challenge to the accepted foundations of scientific knowledge, claims not to question either the possibility of, or desirability of, scientific rationality. Yet in the end the best of the feminist critique relies on decidedly a-rational means in its arguments for preferring a new approach to science. And despite claims to be an epistemology of science, the best feminist critique manages to be no more than a description of what is believed, rather than a normative account of what should be believed or why some belief is justified.


Here is my AWS story.
I opened my first AWS account 4 years ago. It seemed very complicated because there were over 100 services in AWS and I didn’t know about any of them. I had created a database with RDS, but couldn’t connect from my local environment, because it was necessary to know the concept of security groups. I had loaded a static web page in S3, but I couldn’t access it from the browser, because it was necessary to make the bucket public from the bucket policies.
Knowing so many services and having different procedures showed me that using AWS is not an easy task. Is it important to me to know AWS? No, because we don’t use cloud technologies at my company, we use entirely on-premise servers. However, I felt the need to know because cloud technologies reduce operational costs and help to quickly set up a system from scratch. I decided to learn AWS from hero to zero for this.
I think certification exams are more effective in learning something. Because it is different from reading a book or watching a video. As it is preparation for the exam, more detailed information is given and this information can save lifes in some edge-cases.
That’s why I prepared for Cloud Practitioner, the first phase of AWS exams.
This exam gave me all the information I wanted to know in the first look. I learned the basics of AWS services and components and gained knowledge of most AWS services, or at least an idea of what they do.
I used the following resources while studying for the exam.
- AWS Certified Developer - Associate Guide (Vipul Tankariya, Bhavin Parmar) Link
- Udemy Ultimate AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner - 2022 Link
- Udemy AWS Cloud Practitioner Exams Link
I read the book in the early days of the pandemic. It covered 28 AWS services in depth. I didn’t watch the videos, but I looked at their slides. Here it covered more AWS services, but more superficially. Total 115 AWS services were mentioned in different categories.
I looked at the slides 3 weeks before I took the exam. With the effect of the book, I can say that I progressed a little fast. Then I solved 6 practical exams. With about 3 weeks of study, I passed the exam.
Next target? AWS Solution Architect. I plan to take in 4 months.


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TRS Health Benefit Plans
April 13, 2016 1:00 PM
TRS-Active Care
ON:
Ates, Max Senior Officer - Payroll, Benefits, & Risk Management (Fort Worth ISD), Fort
Worth, TX
Daniel, Katrina Chief Health Care Officer (also providing written testimony) (Teacher
Retirement System of TX), Austin, TX
Elsom, Don Superintendent Latexo ISD (also providing written testimony) (Texas Rural
Education Association, Latexo ISD), Crockett, TX
Fickel, Ann Associate Executive Director (TX Classroom Teachers Association), Austin,
TX
Floyd, Beaman Consultant (Texas Association of School Administrators), Austin, TX
Granado, Art (Self), Corpus Christi, TX
Grey, John Government Relations Specialist (Texas State Teachers Association), Austin,
TX
Guthrie, Brian Executive Director (also providing written testimony) (Teacher Retirement
System), Austin, TX
Maleh, Carey Executive Director (Crystal & Company), New Braunfels, TX
Melina Raab, Ted Senior Legislative Agent (also providing written testimony) (Texas AFT
(American Federation of Teachers)), Austin, TX
Miller, Anna HR Director (Lumberton ISD), Lumberton, TX
Richardson, Charles Executive Director Benefits & Risk Management (Fort Worth ISD),
Fort Worth, TX
Sanderson, Josh Lobbyist (Association of TX Professional Educators), Austin, TX
Schiele, James Chief Financial Officer (Eagle Mountain - Saginaw ISD), Lantana, TX
Tarro, Bill Executive Director of Risk Management (Texas Association of School Boards),
Lubbock, TX


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On this week's episode, we discuss our joy that the Cubs' 5-game losing streak is over, but we don't believe one win (by a 1-0 score) is enough to convince us the Cubs have turned the corner and have worked past the issues that led to a 5-game losing streak.
Although Kurt's not on the episode, we share some scary stats, several bad scary stats and we actually have a couple of good scary stats from the bullpen to share.
Jorge Soler is rehabbing in Iowa and although (in two games) he hasn't lit the world on fire offensively, his production at the plate is probably not the most important thing to pay attention to. After recovering from an ankle issue, the important thing is his physical confidence.
Tomorrow starts the International Free Agency signing period. We talk about the Cubs recent history with these signings and we talk about what they might do this season.


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Branch selector is only displayed if the selected storage provider supports branches. Selector is available from the browser view drop down menu and is composed of two menu items:
Base level browser is only displayed if the selected storage provider supports base levels and is always the top most part of the SSR Browser view. The presentation part of this browser is pluggable, which means that different instances of Control System Studio can provide different ways how to browse the base levels. A default browser is also provided and will be shown if no additional base level browser is plugged-in to your application.
At any time user also has an option to switch to the default view, by clicking on the bookshelf icon . The default browser lists all base levels in a list. User can select an item from the list and press the Select button. This will trigger the loading of all save sets for the selected base level. Whenever a new item is selected in the list the Select button will be red, denoting that the currently save sets do not match the base level selected in the list.
Fig. 1: Default Base Level Browser shows all base levels in a list
By default the base level browser only allows to select those base levels, which actually exist in the storage provider. When a non-existent base level needs to be selected, you can click on the filter button . Depending on the implementation of the browser you should then be able to select any base level that is applicable for your system. If using the default browser you will notice that the text field below the list (next to the select button) has become editable. You may enter any acceptable name for your base level and press the Select button.
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萨可满的歌声
Sakima's song
sa˥˩ kʰɤ˨˩˦ man˨˩˦ tɤ˧ kɤ˥˥ ʂɤŋ˥˥
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萨可满和他的父母，还有四岁的妹妹住在一起，他们住在一个富人的土地上，他们的茅草屋在一排大树的后面。
Sakima lived with his parents and his four year old sister.
They lived on a rich man’s land.
Their grass-thatched hut was at the end of a row of trees.
sa˥˩ kʰɤ˨˩˦ man˨˩˦ xɤ˧˥ tʰa˥˥ tɤ˧ fu˥˩ mu˨˩˦ xaɪ˧˥ joʊ˨˩˦ sɯ˥˩ sweɪ˥˩ tɤ˧ meɪ˥˩ meɪ˧ ʈʂu˥˩ tsaɪ˥˩ i˥˩ tɕʰi˨˩˦ tʰa˥˥ mən˧ ʈʂu˥˩ tsaɪ˥˩ i˧˥ kɤ˧ fu˥˩ ʐən˧˥ tɤ˧ tʰu˨˩˦ ti˥˩ ʂɑŋ˥˩ tʰa˥˥ mən˧ tɤ˧ mɑʊ˧˥ tsʰɑʊ˨˩˦ u˥˥ tsaɪ˥˩ i˥˥ pʰaɪ˧˥ ta˥˩ ʂu˥˩ tɤ˧ xoʊ˥˩ mjɛn˥˩
萨可满三岁的时候，生了一场大病，从此，萨可满就看不见了，其实萨可满是一个非常有天赋的孩子。
When Sakima was three years old, he fell sick and lost his sight.
Sakima was a talented boy.
sa˥˩ kʰɤ˨˩˦ man˨˩˦ san˥˥ sweɪ˥˩ tɤ˧ ʂɚ˧˥ xoʊ˧ ʂɤŋ˥˥ lɤ˧ i˥˥ ʈʂʰɑŋ˧˥ @大病 tsʰʊŋ˧˥ tsʰɯ˨˩˦ sa˥˩ kʰɤ˨˩˦ man˨˩˦ tɕjoʊ˥˩ @看不见 lɤ˧ tɕʰi˧˥ ʂɚ˧˥ sa˥˩ kʰɤ˨˩˦ man˨˩˦ ʂɚ˥˩ i˧˥ kɤ˧ feɪ˥˥ ʈʂʰɑŋ˧˥ joʊ˨˩˦ tʰjɛn˥˥ fu˥˩ tɤ˧ xaɪ˧˥ tsɯ˧
萨可满今年六岁，他会做很多同龄的男孩不会做的事情，比如，萨可满能和村里的老人坐在一起讨论重要的事情。
Sakima did many things that other six year old boys did not do.
For example, he could sit with older members of the village and discuss important matters.
sa˥˩ kʰɤ˨˩˦ man˨˩˦ @今年 ljoʊ˥˩ sweɪ˥˩ tʰa˥˥ xweɪ˥˩ tsuɔ˥˩ xən˨˩˦ tuɔ˥˥ tʰʊŋ˧˥ lɪŋ˧˥ tɤ˧ nan˧˥ xaɪ˧˥ @不会 tsuɔ˥˩ tɤ˧ ʂɚ˥˩ tɕʰɪŋ˧ pi˨˩˦ ʐu˧˥ sa˥˩ kʰɤ˨˩˦ man˨˩˦ nɤŋ˧˥ xɤ˧˥ @村里 tɤ˧ @老人 tsuɔ˥˩ tsaɪ˥˩ i˥˩ tɕʰi˨˩˦ tʰɑʊ˨˩˦ luən˥˩ ʈʂʊŋ˥˩ jɑʊ˥˩ tɤ˧ ʂɚ˥˩ tɕʰɪŋ˧
萨可满的父母在富人的家里工作。他们每天早出晚归，萨可满就和妹妹呆在家里。
The parents of Sakima worked at the rich man’s house.
They left home early in the morning and returned late in the evening.
有一天，他的妈妈问他：“萨可满，你从哪儿学了这些歌？”
Sakima loved to sing songs.
One day his mother asked him, “Where do you learn these songs from, Sakima?”
sa˥˩ kʰɤ˨˩˦ man˨˩˦ xən˨˩˦ ɕi˨˩˦ xwan˧ ʈʂʰɑŋ˥˩ kɤ˥˥ joʊ˨˩˦ i˥˩ tʰjɛn˥˥ tʰa˥˥ tɤ˧ ma˥˥ ma˧ uən˥˩ tʰa˥˥ sa˥˩ kʰɤ˨˩˦ man˨˩˦ ni˨˩˦ tsʰʊŋ˧˥ na˨˩˦ aɻ˧ ɕɥœ˧˥ lɤ˧ ʈʂɤ˥˩ ɕjɛ˥˥ kɤ˥˥
萨可满回答说：“它们就这样出现在我的脑海里，我想到了这些歌，就把它们唱了出来。”
Sakima answered, “They just come, mother. I hear them in my head and then I sing.”
sa˥˩ kʰɤ˨˩˦ man˨˩˦ xweɪ˧˥ ta˧˥ ʂuɔ˥˥ @它们 tɕjoʊ˥˩ ʈʂɤ˥˩ jɑŋ˥˩ ʈʂʰu˥˥ ɕjɛn˥˩ tsaɪ˥˩ uɔ˨˩˦ tɤ˧ nɑʊ˨˩˦ xaɪ˨˩˦ li˨˩˦ uɔ˨˩˦ @想到 lɤ˧ ʈʂɤ˥˩ ɕjɛ˥˥ kɤ˥˥ tɕjoʊ˥˩ pa˨˩˦ @它们 ʈʂʰɑŋ˥˩ lɤ˧ ʈʂʰu˥˥ laɪ˧
萨可满很喜欢给他的妹妹唱歌，特别是她肚子饿的时候。妹妹听着萨可满唱他最喜欢的歌，跟着甜美的歌声摆动起来。
Sakima liked to sing for his little sister, especially, if she felt hungry.
His sister would listen to him singing his favourite song.
She would sway to the soothing tune.
sa˥˩ kʰɤ˨˩˦ man˨˩˦ xən˨˩˦ ɕi˨˩˦ xwan˧ keɪ˨˩˦ tʰa˥˥ tɤ˧ meɪ˥˩ meɪ˧ ʈʂʰɑŋ˥˩ kɤ˥˥ tʰɤ˥˩ pjɛ˧˥ ʂɚ˥˩ tʰa˥˥ @肚子 ɤ˥˩ tɤ˧ ʂɚ˧˥ xoʊ˧ meɪ˥˩ meɪ˧ tʰɪŋ˥˥ ʈʂɑʊ˧˥ sa˥˩ kʰɤ˨˩˦ man˨˩˦ ʈʂʰɑŋ˥˩ tʰa˥˥ tsweɪ˥˩ ɕi˨˩˦ xwan˧ tɤ˧ kɤ˥˥ @跟着 tʰjɛn˧˥ meɪ˨˩˦ tɤ˧ kɤ˥˥ ʂɤŋ˥˥ paɪ˨˩˦ tʊŋ˥˩ tɕʰi˨˩˦ laɪ˧˥
萨可满的妹妹经常求他：“再唱一次吧！”萨可满唱了一遍又一遍。
“Can you sing it again and again, Sakima,” his sister would beg him.
Sakima would accept and sing it over and over again.
sa˥˩ kʰɤ˨˩˦ man˨˩˦ tɤ˧ meɪ˥˩ meɪ˧ tɕɪŋ˥˥ ʈʂʰɑŋ˧˥ tɕʰjoʊ˧˥ tʰa˥˥ tsaɪ˥˩ ʈʂʰɑŋ˥˩ @一次 pa˧ sa˥˩ kʰɤ˨˩˦ man˨˩˦ ʈʂʰɑŋ˥˩ lɤ˧ i˥˥ pjɛn˥˩ joʊ˥˩ i˥˥ pjɛn˥˩
有一天晚上，萨可满的父母回到家以后一句话也不说。萨可满知道一定发生了什么不好的事情。
One evening when his parents returned home, they were very quiet.
Sakima knew that there was something wrong.
joʊ˨˩˦ i˥˩ tʰjɛn˥˥ wan˨˩˦ ʂɑŋ˧ sa˥˩ kʰɤ˨˩˦ man˨˩˦ tɤ˧ fu˥˩ mu˨˩˦ xweɪ˧˥ tɑʊ˥˩ tɕja˥˥ i˨˩˦ xoʊ˥˩ i˥˥ tɕy˥˩ xwa˥˩ @也不 ʂuɔ˥˥ sa˥˩ kʰɤ˨˩˦ man˨˩˦ ʈʂɚ˥˥ tɑʊ˥˩ i˧˥ tɪŋ˥˩ fa˥˥ ʂɤŋ˥˥ lɤ˧ ʂən˧˥ mɤ˧ pu˥˩ xɑʊ˨˩˦ tɤ˧ ʂɚ˥˩ tɕʰɪŋ˧
萨可满问爸爸妈妈发生了什么事，他这才知道，原来富人的儿子失踪了，富人孤单一人，很伤心。
“What is wrong, mother, father?” Sakima asked.
Sakima learned that the rich man’s son was missing.
The man was very sad and lonely.
sa˥˩ kʰɤ˨˩˦ man˨˩˦ uən˥˩ @爸爸妈妈 fa˥˥ ʂɤŋ˥˥ lɤ˧ ʂən˧˥ mɤ˧ ʂɚ˥˩ tʰa˥˥ ʈʂɤ˥˩ tsʰaɪ˧˥ ʈʂɚ˥˥ tɑʊ˥˩ ɥœn˧˥ laɪ˧˥ fu˥˩ ʐən˧˥ tɤ˧ aɻ˧˥ tsɯ˧ ʂɚ˥˥ tsʊŋ˥˥ lɤ˧ fu˥˩ ʐən˧˥ ku˥˥ tan˥˥ @一人 xən˨˩˦ @伤心
萨可满对父母说：“我可以给他唱歌，这样他就会高兴起来了。”但是萨可满的父母不喜欢这个主意：“他很有钱，而你只是一个看不见的小男孩。你以为你的歌声会帮到他吗？”
“I can sing for him. He might be happy again,” Sakima told his parents.
But his parents dismissed him.
“He is very rich. You are only a blind boy. Do you think your song will help him?”
sa˥˩ kʰɤ˨˩˦ man˨˩˦ tweɪ˥˩ fu˥˩ mu˨˩˦ ʂuɔ˥˥ uɔ˨˩˦ kʰɤ˨˩˦ i˨˩˦ keɪ˨˩˦ tʰa˥˥ ʈʂʰɑŋ˥˩ kɤ˥˥ ʈʂɤ˥˩ jɑŋ˥˩ tʰa˥˥ tɕjoʊ˥˩ xweɪ˥˩ kɑʊ˥˥ ɕɪŋ˥˩ tɕʰi˨˩˦ laɪ˧˥ lɤ˧ tan˥˩ ʂɚ˥˩ sa˥˩ kʰɤ˨˩˦ man˨˩˦ tɤ˧ fu˥˩ mu˨˩˦ pu˥˩ ɕi˨˩˦ xwan˧ @这个 @主意 tʰa˥˥ xən˨˩˦ joʊ˨˩˦ tɕʰjɛn˧˥ aɻ˧˥ ni˨˩˦ ʈʂɚ˨˩˦ ʂɚ˥˩ i˧˥ kɤ˧ @看不见 tɤ˧ @小男孩 ni˨˩˦ i˨˩˦ weɪ˧˥ ni˨˩˦ tɤ˧ kɤ˥˥ ʂɤŋ˥˥ xweɪ˥˩ pɑŋ˥˥ tɑʊ˥˩ tʰa˥˥ ma˧
但是萨可满没有放弃，他的妹妹也鼓励他。她说：“萨可满的歌声能赶走饥饿，他肯定也能安慰富人。”
However, Sakima did not give up.
His little sister supported him.
She said, “Sakima’s songs soothe me when I am hungry. They will soothe the rich man too.”
tan˥˩ ʂɚ˥˩ sa˥˩ kʰɤ˨˩˦ man˨˩˦ meɪ˧˥ joʊ˨˩˦ fɑŋ˥˩ tɕʰi˥˩ tʰa˥˥ tɤ˧ meɪ˥˩ meɪ˧ jɛ˨˩˦ ku˨˩˦ li˥˩ tʰa˥˥ tʰa˥˥ ʂuɔ˥˥ sa˥˩ kʰɤ˨˩˦ man˨˩˦ tɤ˧ kɤ˥˥ ʂɤŋ˥˥ nɤŋ˧˥ kan˨˩˦ tsoʊ˨˩˦ tɕi˥˥ ɤ˥˩ tʰa˥˥ kʰən˨˩˦ tɪŋ˥˩ jɛ˨˩˦ nɤŋ˧˥ an˥˥ weɪ˥˩ fu˥˩ ʐən˧˥
第二天，萨可满让他的妹妹带他去富人的房子。
The following day, Sakima asked his little sister to lead him to the rich man’s house.
@第二天 sa˥˩ kʰɤ˨˩˦ man˨˩˦ ʐɑŋ˥˩ tʰa˥˥ tɤ˧ meɪ˥˩ meɪ˧ taɪ˥˩ tʰa˥˥ tɕʰy˥˩ fu˥˩ ʐən˧˥ tɤ˧ fɑŋ˧˥ tsɯ˧
他站在一扇大窗户的下面，开始唱他最喜欢的歌。慢慢的，富人的脑袋从窗户里伸出来。
He stood below one big window and began to sing his favourite song.
Slowly, the head of the rich man began to show through the big window.
tʰa˥˥ ʈʂan˥˩ tsaɪ˥˩ i˥˥ ʂan˥˩ ta˥˩ ʈʂʰwɑŋ˥˥ xu˧ tɤ˧ ɕja˥˩ mjɛn˥˩ kʰaɪ˥˥ ʂɚ˨˩˦ ʈʂʰɑŋ˥˩ tʰa˥˥ tsweɪ˥˩ ɕi˨˩˦ xwan˧ tɤ˧ kɤ˥˥ @慢慢 tɤ˧ fu˥˩ ʐən˧˥ tɤ˧ nɑʊ˨˩˦ taɪ˥˩ tsʰʊŋ˧˥ ʈʂʰwɑŋ˥˥ xu˧ li˨˩˦ ʂən˥˥ ʈʂʰu˥˥ laɪ˧
工人们停下了工作。他们仔细地听着萨可满唱歌。有一个人说：“从来没有人能安慰老板，这个看不见的男孩觉得他可以做到吗？”
The workers stopped what they were doing. They listened to Sakima’s beautiful song.
But one man said, “Nobody has been able to console the boss. Does this blind boy think he will console him?”
kʊŋ˥˥ ʐən˧˥ mən˧ @停下 lɤ˧ kʊŋ˥˥ tsuɔ˥˩ tʰa˥˥ mən˧ tsɯ˨˩˦ ɕi˥˩ ti˥˩ tʰɪŋ˥˥ ʈʂɑʊ˧˥ sa˥˩ kʰɤ˨˩˦ man˨˩˦ ʈʂʰɑŋ˥˩ kɤ˥˥ joʊ˨˩˦ i˧˥ kɤ˧ ʐən˧˥ ʂuɔ˥˥ tsʰʊŋ˧˥ laɪ˧˥ meɪ˧˥ joʊ˨˩˦ ʐən˧˥ nɤŋ˧˥ an˥˥ weɪ˥˩ lɑʊ˨˩˦ pan˨˩˦ @这个 @看不见 tɤ˧ nan˧˥ xaɪ˧˥ tɕɥœ˧˥ tɤ˧ tʰa˥˥ kʰɤ˨˩˦ i˨˩˦ tsuɔ˥˩ tɑʊ˥˩ ma˧
萨可满唱完了，准备离开。富人跑出来，说：“请再唱一遍吧！”
Sakima finished singing his song and turned to leave.
But the rich man rushed out and said, “Please sing again.”
sa˥˩ kʰɤ˨˩˦ man˨˩˦ ʈʂʰɑŋ˥˩ wan˧˥ lɤ˧ ʈʂuən˨˩˦ peɪ˥˩ li˧˥ kʰaɪ˥˥ fu˥˩ ʐən˧˥ pʰɑʊ˨˩˦ ʈʂʰu˥˥ laɪ˧ ʂuɔ˥˥ tɕʰɪŋ˨˩˦ tsaɪ˥˩ ʈʂʰɑŋ˥˩ i˥˥ pjɛn˥˩ pa˧
就在那时，两个人抬着担架走来了，担架上是富人的儿子！他们发现这个人被打得面目全非，躺在路边。
At that very moment, two men came carrying someone on a stretcher.
They had found the rich man’s son beaten up and left on the side of the road.
tɕjoʊ˥˩ tsaɪ˥˩ na˥˩ ʂɚ˧˥ ljɑŋ˨˩˦ kɤ˥˩ ʐən˧˥ tʰaɪ˧˥ ʈʂɑʊ˧˥ tan˥˥ tɕja˥˩ tsoʊ˨˩˦ laɪ˧˥ lɤ˧ tan˥˥ tɕja˥˩ ʂɑŋ˥˩ ʂɚ˥˩ fu˥˩ ʐən˧˥ tɤ˧ aɻ˧˥ tsɯ˧ tʰa˥˥ mən˧ fa˥˥ ɕjɛn˥˩ @这个 ʐən˧˥ peɪ˥˩ ta˨˩˦ tɤ˧˥ mjɛn˥˩ mu˥˩ tɕʰɥœn˧˥ feɪ˥˥ tʰɑŋ˨˩˦ tsaɪ˥˩ lu˥˩ pjɛn˥˥
富人很高兴儿子找回来了。为了感谢萨可满安慰他，他把萨可满和他的儿子一起送到了医院，萨可满很快就会恢复视力了。
The rich man was so happy to see his son again.
He rewarded Sakima for consoling him.
He took his son and Sakima to hospital so Sakima could regain his sight.
fu˥˩ ʐən˧˥ xən˨˩˦ kɑʊ˥˥ ɕɪŋ˥˩ aɻ˧˥ tsɯ˧ ʈʂɑʊ˨˩˦ @回来 lɤ˧ weɪ˥˩ lɤ˧ @感谢 sa˥˩ kʰɤ˨˩˦ man˨˩˦ an˥˥ weɪ˥˩ tʰa˥˥ tʰa˥˥ pa˨˩˦ sa˥˩ kʰɤ˨˩˦ man˨˩˦ xɤ˧˥ tʰa˥˥ tɤ˧ aɻ˧˥ tsɯ˧ i˥˩ tɕʰi˨˩˦ sʊŋ˥˩ tɑʊ˥˩ lɤ˧ i˥˥ ɥœn˥˩ sa˥˩ kʰɤ˨˩˦ man˨˩˦ xən˨˩˦ kʰuaɪ˥˩ tɕjoʊ˥˩ xweɪ˥˩ xweɪ˥˥ fu˥˩ @视力 lɤ˧
Written by: Ursula Nafula
Illustrated by: Peris Wachuka
Translated by: Vicky Liu
Read by: Zhuo Sun


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{% set title = "Require 2 of 4 optional teams to approve a PR" %}
{% block example_content %}
{% markdown %}
Use "optional" groups for more control over the review flow.
In this case, you can share responsiblity over part of the codebase
and require that 2 of the 4 teams approve it.
```yaml
version: 3
groups:
shared-code-team-a:
type: optional
conditions:
- files.include('shared/*')
reviewers:
teams: [team-a]
shared-code-team-b:
type: optional
conditions:
- files.include('shared/*')
reviewers:
teams: [team-b]
shared-code-team-c:
type: optional
conditions:
- files.include('shared/*')
reviewers:
teams: [team-c]
shared-code-team-d:
type: optional
conditions:
- files.include('shared/*')
reviewers:
teams: [team-d]
shared:
type: required
requirements:
- len(groups.approved.include('shared-code-*')) >= 2
reviews:
required: 0
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Closing a company
Templeton Metal Works Limited
05647510 - Incorporated on 29 May 1992
22 Everdene Lane, West Morton, Northamptonshire, NT54 3ET
Requested approvals
| Directors name | Email address | Status |
|---|---|---|
| David Arthur Templeton |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| ✘ Awaiting approval |
| Cathy Nicholas |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| ✔ Approved |
| UK Metal Works Limited |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| ✘ Awaiting approval |
| Steve Jones |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| ✘ Awaiting approval |
You cannot continue with this application until the majority of directors you have chosen have signed.


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In fact, after this, while King Cunincpert was hatching a plot with his master of horse (who in their own language is called "marpahis") in the city of Ticinum, of how they might deprive Aldo and Grauso of their lives, suddenly one of the larger flies alighted in the window next to where they were standing.
And truly, when Aldo and Grauso, knowing nothing of the plot, came to the royal palace and had gotten close to the basilica of the holy Roman martyr, which is situated near the palace, suddenly their way was blocked by a certain man, lame in one maimed foot; who told them that if they went on to Cunincpert, he was going to kill them. And when they heard this, they were seized with dread, and took refuse behind the altar of the same basilica.
And it was soon reported to King Cunincpert that Aldo and Grauso had fled into the basilica of the holy Roman martyr. Then Cunincpert began to upbraid his master of horse, asking why he'd had to reveal his plan. His master of horse answered him thus: "My lord king, you know that after I gave you this advice I have not left your sight; how could I have told this to anyone?
Then the king sent to Aldo and Grauso, asking them why they'd taken refuge in a place of sanctuary.
The king sent to them a second time, asking who it was that had reported this to them, commanding them that unless they revealed the informer to him, they wouldn't be able to gain his goodwill. Then they confided it to the king, just as it had happened, saying that a lame man had stood in their way, who had one foot cut off and was using a wooden shank up to his knee, and the ruined man had reported this to them.
 And he, at once receiving Aldo and Grauso in his trust from the same basilica, absolved them of blame and held them in a position of trust in the future.


Copyright (c) 1987 Michel Lalet and Laurent Levi (
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Microsoft and Apple developed OpenType format [OpenType]. This format has various tables and is more expressive than Type1 and TrueType [TrueType], but less expressive than AAT. Applications rely on a platform library to render text well for a complex writing system (like ours) - or do it themselves. On windows, Uniscribe [Uniscribe] is such a library. We need to find out, how well it really supports, as they said, "the use of kerning for adding space to bases with diacritics (Nikud or Teamin)". On Linux, this is done by Pango [Pango], and it, it seems, does not deal with cantillation at all - just with consonants and vowels [PangoH]; we need to contact them, find out what the situation is and possibly change it. Firefox (the only program that we care about) uses Pango, which works on Windows (via Uniscribe), and on MacOS.


Deck XML Page
The deck XML file contains a sequence of Card tags which encompass a Suit and a Value. The Value is always a parseable double and the Suit can be any string. Additionally, there are a few meta tags which provide more information about the file and deck makeup.
Each deck has an (optional) Title and Author. Additionally, there is a Quantity tag which specifies the quantity of the deck in the dealer’s possession (e.g. in many casinos, multiple decks will be used to avoid constant shuffling at larger tables).
There is also a Type tag, which specifies the type of deck. The two options are Remove and Replace. A Remove deck has cards removed as they are dealt out, whereas a Replace deck has cards replaced after each round. More traditional card games are of the Remove format, however to accommodate games such as Roulette and Craps where a “Card” object never truly disappears from gameplay, they must be replaced back in the Deck once selected.


SNDFILE-CONVERT
Section: User Commands (1)Updated: October 09, 2002
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
sndfile-convert - convert a sound files from one format to anotherSYNOPSIS
sndfile-convert [encoding] input_file output_fileDESCRIPTION
sndfile-convert converts sound files from one format to another using libsndfile (http://www.mega-nerd.com/libsndfile/) to read and write the data.The format of the output file is determined by the filename extension of the output file.
The optional encoding parameter allows setting of the data encoding for the output file. Run "sndfile-convert --help" for more information.
AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Erik de Castro Lopo<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Index
This document was created by man2html, using the manual pages.
Time: 05:29:10 GMT, December 24, 2015


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Are you more interested in the software and technology in research than making as many papers as possible? Do you wish you could share your interest with others who feel the same as you? You aren't alone, and the name for this feeling is being interested in Research Software Engineering (RSE), and this conference is dedicated to it.
Our main Nordic-RSE conference has been postponed due to COVID-19 situation but you are all invited to our first online get-together event. We plan on an afternoon keynote session on Nov 30th, followed by days of talks on Dec 1-2 (mornings for workshops and talks, afternoons for discussions). Topics include both the experience of being a RSE and tech tools useful for research.
All participants, speakers, organisers, and volunteers at this event are required to conform to the following code of conduct.
All times are in Central European Time


SQLAlchemy features an extensive Event Listening system used throughout the Core and ORM. Within the ORM, there are a wide variety of event listener hooks, which are documented at an API level at ORM Events. This collection of events has grown over the years to include lots of very useful new events as well as some older events that aren’t as relevant as they once were. This section will attempt to introduce the major event hooks and when they might be used.
Probably the most widely used series of events are the “persistence” events, which correspond to the flush process. The flush is where all the decisions are made about pending changes to objects and are then emitted out to the database in the form of INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE staetments.
before_flush()
¶The SessionEvents.before_flush()
hook is by far the most generally
useful event to use when an application wants to ensure that
additional persistence changes to the database are made when a flush proceeds.
Use SessionEvents.before_flush()
in order to operate
upon objects to validate their state as well as to compose additional objects
and references before they are persisted. Within this event,
it is safe to manipulate the Session’s state, that is, new objects
can be attached to it, objects can be deleted, and indivual attributes
on objects can be changed freely, and these changes will be pulled into
the flush process when the event hook completes.
The typical SessionEvents.before_flush()
hook will be tasked with
scanning the collections Session.new
, Session.dirty
and
Session.deleted
in order to look for objects
where something will be happening.
For illustrations of SessionEvents.before_flush()
, see
examples such as Versioning with a History Table and
Versioning using Temporal Rows.
after_flush()
¶The SessionEvents.after_flush()
hook is called after the SQL has been
emitted for a flush process, but **before* the state of the objects that
were flushed has been altered. That is, you can still inspect
the Session.new
, Session.dirty
and
Session.deleted
collections to see what was just flushed, and
you can also use history tracking features like the ones provided
by AttributeState
to see what changes were just persisted.
In the SessionEvents.after_flush()
event, additional SQL can be emitted
to the database based on what’s observed to have changed.
after_flush_postexec()
¶SessionEvents.after_flush_postexec()
is called soon after
SessionEvents.after_flush()
, but is invoked after the state of
the objects has been modified to account for the flush that just took place.
The Session.new
, Session.dirty
and
Session.deleted
collections are normally completely empty here.
Use SessionEvents.after_flush_postexec()
to inspect the identity map
for finalized objects and possibly emit additional SQL. In this hook,
there is the ability to make new changes on objects, which means the
Session
will again go into a “dirty” state; the mechanics of the
Session
here will cause it to flush again if new changes
are detected in this hook if the flush were invoked in the context of
Session.commit()
; otherwise, the pending changes will be bundled
as part of the next normal flush. When the hook detects new changes within
a Session.commit()
, a counter ensures that an endless loop in this
regard is stopped after 100 iterations, in the case that an
SessionEvents.after_flush_postexec()
hook continually adds new state to be flushed each time it is called.
In addition to the flush-level hooks, there is also a suite of hooks that are more fine-grained, in that they are called on a per-object basis and are broken out based on INSERT, UPDATE or DELETE. These are the mapper persistence hooks, and they too are very popular, however these events need to be approached more cautiously, as they proceed within the context of the flush process that is already ongoing; many operations are not safe to proceed here.
The events are:
MapperEvents.before_insert()
MapperEvents.after_insert()
MapperEvents.before_update()
MapperEvents.after_update()
MapperEvents.before_delete()
MapperEvents.after_delete()
Each event is passed the Mapper
,
the mapped object itself, and the Connection
which is being
used to emit an INSERT, UPDATE or DELETE statement. The appeal of these
events is clear, in that if an application wants to tie some activity to
when a specific type of object is persisted with an INSERT, the hook is
very specific; unlike the SessionEvents.before_flush()
event,
there’s no need to search through collections like Session.new
in order to find targets. However, the flush plan which
represents the full list of every single INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE statement
to be emitted has already been decided when these events are called,
and no changes may be made at this stage. Therefore the only changes that are
even possible to the given objects are upon attributes local to the
object’s row. Any other change to the object or other objects will
impact the state of the Session
, which will fail to function
properly.
Operations that are not supported within these mapper-level persistence events include:
Session.add()
Session.delete()
someobject.related = someotherobject
The reason the Connection
is passed is that it is encouraged that
simple SQL operations take place here, directly on the Connection
,
such as incrementing counters or inserting extra rows within log tables.
When dealing with the Connection
, it is expected that Core-level
SQL operations will be used; e.g. those described in SQL Expression Language Tutorial.
There are also many per-object operations that don’t need to be handled
within a flush event at all. The most common alternative is to simply
establish additional state along with an object inside its __init__()
method, such as creating additional objects that are to be associated with
the new object. Using validators as described in Simple Validators is
another approach; these functions can intercept changes to attributes and
establish additional state changes on the target object in response to the
attribute change. With both of these approaches, the object is in
the correct state before it ever gets to the flush step.
Another use case for events is to track the lifecycle of objects. This refers to the states first introduced at Quickie Intro to Object States.
As of SQLAlchemy 1.0, there is no direct event interface for tracking of these states. Events that can be used at the moment to track the state of objects include:
InstanceEvents.init()
InstanceEvents.load()
SessionEvents.before_attach()
SessionEvents.after_attach()
SessionEvents.before_flush()
- by scanning the session’s collectionsSessionEvents.after_flush()
- by scanning the session’s collectionsSQLAlchemy 1.1 will introduce a comprehensive event system to track the object persistence states fully and unambiguously.
Transaction events allow an application to be notifed when transaction
boundaries occur at the Session
level as well as when the
Session
changes the transactional state on Connection
objects.
SessionEvents.after_transaction_create()
,
SessionEvents.after_transaction_end()
- these events track the
logical transaction scopes of the Session
in a way that is
not specific to individual database connections. These events are
intended to help with integration of transaction-tracking systems such as
zope.sqlalchemy
. Use these
events when the application needs to align some external scope with the
transactional scope of the Session
. These hooks mirror
the “nested” transactional behavior of the Session
, in that they
track logical “subtransactions” as well as “nested” (e.g. SAVEPOINT)
transactions.SessionEvents.before_commit()
, SessionEvents.after_commit()
,
SessionEvents.after_begin()
,
SessionEvents.after_rollback()
, SessionEvents.after_soft_rollback()
-
These events allow tracking of transaction events from the perspective
of database connections. SessionEvents.after_begin()
in particular
is a per-connection event; a Session
that maintains more than
one connection will emit this event for each connection individually
as those connections become used within the current transaction.
The rollback and commit events then refer to when the DBAPI connections
themselves have received rollback or commit instructions directly.The attribute change events allow interception of when specific attributes
on an object are modified. These events include AttributeEvents.set()
,
AttributeEvents.append()
, and AttributeEvents.remove()
. These
events are extremely useful, particularly for per-object validation operations;
however, it is often much more convenient to use a “validator” hook, which
uses these hooks behind the scenes; see Simple Validators for
background on this. The attribute events are also behind the mechanics
of backreferences. An example illustrating use of attribute events
is in Attribute Instrumentation.


# File app/helpers/application_helper.rb, line 18 def admin_count User.where(:role => :admin, :deleted_at => nil).count end
# File app/helpers/application_helper.rb, line 30 def create_and_invite_user(first, last, email, role) #Create random password, requires members to respond to email before using the system. o =[('a'..'z'),('A'..'Z'),('0'..'9')].map{|i| i.to_a}.flatten token = (0...12).map{ o[rand(o.length)] }.join user = User.new(:first_name => first, :last_name => last, :email => email, :role => role, :password => token, :password_confirmation => token) user.reset_password_token = token user.reset_password_sent_at = Time.now if(user.save) Emailer.delay.signup_confirmation(user) return user end return nil end
# File app/helpers/application_helper.rb, line 10 def devise_mapping @devise_mapping ||= Devise.mappings[:user] end
# File app/helpers/application_helper.rb, line 14 def faculty_count User.where(:role => :faculty, :deleted_at => nil).count end
# File app/helpers/application_helper.rb, line 48 def requires(args) #args is a Hash #args == {'role' => [], 'course_id'=>[] unless (current_user && current_user.role=='admin') if current_user && args['role'].include?(current_user.role) if(args['course_id']) unless ( (Course.find_all_by_user_id(current_user.id).include?(Course.find_by_id(args['course_id'])))|| (Course.find_by_id(args['course_id']).get_students.include?(current_user.id))|| (Course.find_by_id(args['course_id']).get_tas.include?(current_user.id))) flash[:error] = 'You do not have permission to access this course. Contact a system administrator if you think this is incorrect.' redirect_to '/courses' end end else flash[:error] = 'You do not have permission to view this page. Contact a system administrator if you think this is incorrect.' redirect_to root_path end end end
# File app/helpers/application_helper.rb, line 6 def resource @resource ||= User.new end
# File app/helpers/application_helper.rb, line 2 def resource_name :user end
# File app/helpers/application_helper.rb, line 26 def student_count User.where(:role => :student, :deleted_at => nil).count end
# File app/helpers/application_helper.rb, line 22 def ta_count User.where(:role => :ta, :deleted_at => nil).count end


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Lecture 2: What are (video) games?


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--- title: Streamlit app keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar nb_path: "09_streamlit_app.ipynb" ---
Streamlit is a more convenient way to activate a quick user-facing GUI than Voila was, especially because of Voila having conflicting dependencies with nbdev.
However, Streamlit wants a .py
file instead of a notebook for development. This is kind of annoying, because to get the hot-reload effect from Streamlit we have to develop outside the notebook, but to maintain documentation (and compile with everything else) we have to keep the main source of truth right here. Perhaps a solution will present itself later; meanwhile, I have been using a scratch file streamlit-app.py
for development and then copied it back here.
This is a workaround for the query_flow printing to stdout. Maybe it should be handled natively in Streamlit?
Trying to make good use of streamlit's caching service here; if the search query and folder are the same as a previous search, it will serve the cached version. Might present some breakage points though, yet to see.
This is the sidebar content
The image grid parameters
And the main event loop, triggered every time the query parameters change.
This doesn't really work in Jupyter at all. Hope it does once it's compiled.


After the package download is complete, the next step is to make sure
that the system can properly find the files. If you set up your login
scripts as recommended in The
Bash Shell Startup Files, update the needed paths by appending to
the extrapaths.sh
script. The programs
are always installed in an <ARCH>-linux subdirectory and on
32-bit x86 this is always i386-linux. For x86_64 and i?86 we can
generate this as $TEXARCH:
export TEXARCH=$(uname -m | sed -e 's/i.86/i386/' -e 's/$/-linux/') && cat >> /etc/profile.d/extrapaths.sh << EOF pathappend /opt/texlive/2014/texmf-dist/doc/man MANPATH pathappend /opt/texlive/2014/texmf-dist/doc/info INFOPATH pathappend /opt/texlive/2014/bin/$TEXARCH EOF unset TEXARCH
The new paths can be immediately activated by running source /etc/profile.
If you arrived here after installing the TeX Live binary and do not wish to build from source, your installation is now complete.
Alternatively, if this is a from-source build you can now install asymptote-2.32, biber-1.9 and xindy-2.5.1 if you wish.
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Mentoring
We work with many individuals both junior and senior, giving them an opportunity to talk about their work or even extra curricular activities. This open and honest forum helps your team members to have an independent person to build a relationship with. Those involved in mentoring programs have the opportunity to attend events and get 1 to 1 advice from specialists in their field.
The most effective form of learning is to have an ongoing relationship. Just consider through your career how often you would like to have had someone to discuss a problem with, bouncing ideas or to just confide in. Our mentors take confidentiality very seriously too so you can be sure your team feel comfortable in this safe environment and working towards a stronger culture.
A mentor is someone who focuses on development not just performance.


An Analysis of Weather Influence on Air Traffic Flows in Changi
2019-05-06
Chapter 1 Problem Statement
The flow of departures and arrivals into an airport are dependent on different variables. By understanding how these variables affect the flow of traffic, the capacity and operations of the airport can be managed more efficiently. Disruptions to the air traffic flows can lead to traffic congestion and a knock-on effect on subsequent departures and arrivals. One of the more pressing issues encountered in Singapore is the effect of weather on air traffic flow.
By analysing Singapore’s weather and air traffic flows, we can theorise the extent of effect weather has on air traffic congestion and evaluate how successful certain measures to mitigate air traffic congestion from effects of adverse weather have had on Changi operations.
1.1 Problem Question
This project will attempt to answer the following research question:
To what extent does weather affect air traffic flows in Changi?
1.2 Data
Two different datasets will be used – daily reports of air traffic flows in Changi from the months of July 2018 to February 2019 (from CAAS Air Navigation Service Policy & Planning Division) broken down into hourly movements with daily weather reports from the Meteorological Service Singapore (MSS). An hourly breakdown of weather and traffic flows will also be used. The hourly weather record from July 2018 to February 2019 was obtained from (), a website that kept historical weather records.


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Each File Scan is also called a batch. Users upload the file to the system via File Scan in the Filter Management, and filter engine scans the file against the Sanction list. The system loads the alerts in the alert database, at the same time, it keeps a record for this file scan, or batch. This function is used to retrieve those batches.
Click the "Batch" in the left navigation menu under Alert Management, a new "Batch" Tab folder will created in the right panel. There are 2 sub-Tab folders, Search Batches and Search result Batches.
| BatchId | Unique record identifier. |
| AppId | The application Id that this batch belongs to. |
| CreatedDate | Date and time that batch was created. |
| CreatedBy | User who created the batch. |
| AND and OR | Select AND radio box if you want those criteria add together. Select OR radio box if you want to get the result of either criteria meet |
The top part is the table, shows the list of the Batches that meet the search criteria. The bottom part is the details of the selected entry.
| Field Name | Descriptions |
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| BatchId | Unique record identifier. |
| AppId | The application Id that this batch belongs to. |
| CreatedDate | Date and time that batch was created. |
| CreatedBy | User who created the batch. |
| FileName | The file name. |
| Added | Messages added, each message id are comma delimited. |
| Updated | Messages updated, each message id are comma delimited. |
| Unchanged | Messages unchanged, each message id are comma delimited. |
| Deleted | Messages deleted, each message id are comma delimited. |
There is no create/update/delete function in Batches


I loved this dish! The flavours were perfectly balanced and the smell was divine! I have to recommend it to anyone that visits this restaurant.
Ann Smith @annS
I'm allergic to some of the ingredients but still wanted to try this. The waiter was super nice and they left out what I was allergic to. Still tasted awesome!


Projects
Active Learning of Gaussian Process Surrogates
[IROS23] | [ACC23] | [CDC22]This project aims to develop scalable and efficient active learning algorithms for adaptive sampling using Gaussian Process (GP) surrogates. We provide closed-form gradients of numerous acquisition functions to improve the prediction accuracy of surrogate models and alleviate the computations for high-dimensional spaces in adaptive sampling. New exploration-exploitation active learning methods are introduced to enable real-time implementation of robotic applications with single and multi-agent systems.
Keywords: Gaussian Processes, Active Learning, Adaptive Sampling, Multi-Agent Systems.
Decentralized Learning with Gaussian Processes [GitHub page]
[arXiv22] | [Pioneers22] | [ICRA21-1]The goal of this project is to decentralize the implementation of Gaussian processes (GPs) in multi-agent systems. Decentralized GP training of the hyper-parameters is performed with the alternating direction method of multipliers in closed-form. Numerous aggregation of GP experts techniques are decentralized with the use of iterative and consensus methods. A covariance-based nearest neighbor selection strategy is introduced to enable a subset of agents to perform predictions.
Keywords: Gaussian Processes, Decentralized Networks, Multi-Agent Systems, Distributed Optimization.
Online Kinodynamic Motion Planning with Q-Learning
[TNNLS23] | [CHAPTER22] | [CDC21] | [ACC20] | [TNNLS19] | [ACC19]The aim of this project is to provide online and safe kinodynamic motion planning algorithms with completely unknown/uncertain dynamics, based on continuous-time Q-learning. We utilize integral reinforcement learning to develop tuning laws for the online approximation of the optimal cost and the optimal policy in continuous-time. We modify motion planning techniques to perform efficient online local re-planning by employing topological connectedness tools.
Keywords: Motion Planning, Reinforcement Learning, Optimal Control, Game Theory.
Prediction of Wireless Communication Performance with Kriging
[RAS21] | [ACC21] | [WUWNET19]The intent of this project is to develop methodologies for the prediction of underwater acoustic (UWA) communication performance. The measurements are modeled by a non-stationary Gaussian random field with a deterministic mean structure and a stochastic random component. We formulate basis functions inpired by accoustic propagation models to identify a spatial trend. Covariance estimation is addressed with a multi-stage iterative training method that produces unbiased and robust results with nested models. Prediction of UWA communication performance is performed with universal kriging.
Keywords: Spatial Prediction, Marine Robotics, Autonomous Underwater Vehicles, Communication Performance.
Anthropomorphic Robot Hands [GitHub page]
[ICRA21-2] | [HUMANOIDS19] | [FRONTIERS19] | [ICORR19]This research project contributes to the development of a new class of anthropomorphic, adaptive robot hands. The robot hands can operate in unstructured environments and can achieve various grasping and in-hand manipulation actions with minimal number of actuators. The design is optimized according to the human hand characteristics as described in anthropometric studies. The fabrication procedure consists of 3D printing and deposition manufacturing techniques.
Keywords: Adaptive Robot Hands, Compliant Mechanisms, Dexterous Manipulation.
Prosthetic Hands [GitHub page]
[FRONTIERS21] | [IROS15]This research project focuses on the design and development of anthropomorphic, underactuated, personalized robot hands of low cost and weight. Elastic joints were selected to introduce passive compliance in the hand's structure, to simplify the control problem, and to enhance the grasping capabilities. We devise various diﬀerential mechanisms to facilitate the execution of diﬀerent grasping postures and gestures.
Keywords: Prosthesis design, Differential Mechanisms, Robust Grasping.


Glyn Webster has drawn my attention to a puppetry adaptation of The Anatomy Of Melancholy devised by Pamella O'Connor. You can read a review of it and see plenty of production stills like the one below. I think a British puppetry impresario needs to be persuaded to bring the show to this country. Now.


How about a list where you can find all the competitive platoons? It would make searching so much easier...
I've got pretty good connections with many competitive platoons and I can provide you links and like 30+ platoons which are competing in 12v12 CQ battles etc.
Let me know.
BrainFooLong
Administrator
This feature is only for promotional purposes.
BBLog do not support any kind of this stuff.
Rejected.
Topicstarter
Guest
What about platoon highscores?
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Sorry. This things only for "digital muscle measurement" :-)
BBLog wants features that improve battlelog in a generally way, make existings things better or add functionally things to battlelog like platoon images, bbcode, server radar, weapon info, etc..
And highscores, promotional lists or any score measurement feature are not kind of that.
The best statistic and score page i currently know is bf3stats.com
I think there you will find all what you search for.


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The first ever Guinness Winterfest is coming
by Ciara Walsh'Tis the season.
Now that it's late November, we're basically in the midst of Christmas. It's time banish that niggling Grinch-Esque phase, "It's too early", it's time to get the tree up, wrap up those pressies and jam as many Christmas themed events in as possible. Cue, the first-ever Guinness Winterfest.
This December, the Guinness Open Gate Brewery will be transformed into an extraordinary Christmas festival, complete with a seasonally inspired line-up of entertainment.
The brewery has opened its doors to local food vendors, designers, gift makers, DJs, bands, comedians, choirs and more.
You can expect a jam-packed evening full of festive fun, if you will. Just like other amazing Christmas markets around Ireland, there's plenty of stalls to browse through for fun and different gifts that go beyond the usual Christmas wish list.
Expect gorgeous crafts and jewellery, print and quirky cards, apparel and homewares, confectionary and decorations and more.
As for the foodies, there's even more to enjoy. With everything from sweet to savoury, we'll be making a bee-line for the bubbling cheese toasties, followed by the churros with chocolate dip.
Guinness Winterfest will roll out serious festive feels from Thursday, December 5 to Sunday, December 8 2019 and from Thursday, December 12 to Sunday, December 15 2019.
It will be open to members of the public, aged 18 and over, from 4-10pm on Thursdays and Fridays, from 1-10pm on Saturdays and from 1-7pm on Sundays.
You can get your tickets on Eventbrite, which will give you access to Guinness Winterfest plus a pint of Guinness or one of the festive inspired Guinness Open Gate brewer's experimental beers, for just €10.


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CMA Awards 2019 complete winners list
by Nate DayIt's country music's biggest night, and the stars have flocked in droves to celebrate the winners of the prestigious award.
Carrie Underwood, Reba McEntire and Dolly Parton serve as the night's co-hosts and artists like Pink, Willie Nelson, Miranda Lambert, Flordia Georgia Line and so many more were present, and pop acts like Pink and Halsey were invited to participate in the evening's festivities.
Here all of Wednesday night's winners:
CARRIE UNDERWOOD LOOKS GORGEOUS IN SHEER GOLD GOWN AT CMAS, FIRST OF 12 LOOKS
- Music Event of the Year: "Old Town Road" by Lil Nas X feat. Billy Ray Cyrus
- New Artist of the Year: Ashley McBryde
- Single of the Year: "God's Country" by Blake Shelton
MIRANDA LAMBERT SPARKLES ON THE CMAS RED CARPET WITH HUSBAND BRENDAN MCLOUGHLIN
- Song of the Year: "Beautiful Crazy" by Luke Combs, Wyatt B. Durrette III, Robert Wiliford
- Vocal Duo of the Year: Dan + Shay
- Group of the Year: Old Dominion
- Musician of the Year: Jenee Fleenor, Fiddle
- Music Video of the Year: "Rainbow" by Kacey Musgraves
- Album of the Year: "GIRL" by Maren Morris
- Male Vocalist of the Year: Luke Combs
- Female Vocalist of the Year: Kacey Musgraves
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- Entertainer of the Year: Garth Brooks


DOMClass VS Knockout
This page replicates Knockout examples via DOMClass
components.
Each example explains main differences between original code [↗] and the one used here.
Feel free to check the source code of this page to actually see that WYSIWYG.
Please bear in mind that DOMClass is a Web Components like abstraction, which is very different as paradigm to Knockout one. Also please remember not a single piece of DOMClass code has been evaluated and also there are no repeaters in the templates. It's a simplified way to create components which are nice and clean and don't need model definitions on the wild but just a class definition to possibly never even interact with directly but through events.
Hello World [↗]
Main difference is that DOMClass one changes in real time and not only on change
event.
First name:
Last name:
Hello, {{join(firstName, lastName)}}!
Click counter [↗]
Main difference is that we use standard events when we need them. This gives us the ability to also drop them eventually in some edge case we might encounter.
Simple list [↗]
The main difference is that DOMClass doesn't have auto-magic behaviors. The bound options
, as example,
will be exactly the select.options
and instead of using this.items.push(value)
we expose a proper addItem
method.
Another important difference is the ability to pass constructor arguments
as JSON Array and through the data-arguments
property.
This makes the component usable as pre-rendered HTML, or as simple JS created one: body.append(new SimpleList('a','b'))
Your items:
Better list [↗]
Same differences described in the simple list plus some extra logic for sorting and removing.
Once again, there's no auto-magic behaviors in DOMClass, neither code evaluation.
We need to define what happens by ourselves and here that's defined in the handleEvent
.
Your values:
Control types [↗]
The main difference is that in DOMClass you can invoke methods but you need to specify per which property such method should be invoked.
Please note this is a very demo-ish exercise and the crossed representation of the same binding in multiple place is not an ideal scenario to define with current bindings logic but also ... hey, it works ;-)
For the first time in this page we use direct methods bindings too so that onchange:method
will invoke bindings.method(event)
once it changes.
Again, this is a demo, so here I am showing off some bindings features but in a component like approach we could just use addEventListener
and update bindings once triggered.
What's in the model?
| Text value: | {{stringValue}} |
| Password: | {{passwordValue}} |
| Bool value: | {{getBoolTxt(booleanValue)}} |
| Selected option: | {{getSingleSelectValue(selectedIndex)}} |
| Multi-selected options: | {{getMultipleSelectValue(selectedOptions)}} |
| Radio button selection: | {{getRadio(radioAlpha,radioBeta,radioGamma)}} |
HTML controls
| Text value (updates on change): | |
| Text value (updates on keystroke): | |
| Text value (multi-line): | |
| Password: | |
| Checkbox: | |
| Drop-down list: | |
| Multi-select drop-down list: | |
| Radio buttons: |
Working with Collections [↗]
Main difference in this example is that DOMClass does not use eval or Function so it's more procedural.
Also there are no repeaters in the template, because there are no nested bindings yet.
The component is split in 3: the main container, its generic Person and eventually children through the Child component.


Our search feature is equipped with Elasticsearch, which applies an inverted index on all our data. In other words, when you search, we return the best results!
Simply take a picture of a sign like this one:
The relevant statute with more information will be provided to you. Pretty cool, huh? Note that your location will be asked for upon your first successful image scan. This will auto report the location of the sign you just took to our database for use with the "Laws Near Me" feature.
Yes, all laws are applicable, no matter where you are, but signs that have been successfully scanned near you will display. This is so you can be extra aware of laws that are near you.


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