Tanhaji The Unsung Warrior trailer: Ajay Devgn and Saif Ali Khan battle it out in new war drama
Ajay Devgn fights Saif Ali Khan in the Tanhaji trailer, which was launched today. Tanhaji The Unsung Warrior also sees Kajol in a lead role.
Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior is special to Ajay Devgn in more ways than one. In the war drama, he is sharing the big screen with wife Kajol for the first time after the 2008 film U Me Aur Hum. Tanhaji also marks his 100th film in the Hindi film industry. And apart from all that, Tanhaji brings back the crackling on-screen dynamics between Ajay Devgn and Saif Ali Khan, something we last saw in the 2006 film Omkara.
The makers launched the trailer of Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior in Mumbai today. The film is directed by Om Raut.
Ajay is seen as brave Maratha warrior Tanhaji Malusare in the film. He fought the Battle of Sinhagad against Udaybhan Singh Rathod, played by Saif Ali Khan. Maratha leader Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj wanted to recapture Kondhana fort from the Mughals, and Tanhaji took charge of the battle.
The action-packed trailer shows Saif and Ajay preparing for the battle. Kajol, who is seen in the role of Tanhaji's wife Savitribai Malusare, has a pivotal part to play in the film. She supports her husband through and through as he goes to battle against Udaybhan.
Watch the trailer of Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior here:
Ajay shared the trailer of the film saying, "4th Feb 1670: The surgical strike that shook the Mughal Empire! Witness history like never before. Presenting the official #TanhajiTrailer."
Arjun Kapoor-starrer Panipat, which is also based on the life of a Maratha warrior, will be released on December 6. While Arjun is playing the role of Sadashiv Rao Bhau, Sanjay Dutt will be seen as Ahmad Shah Abdali in Panipat. It also stars Kriti Sanon in a lead role.
Watch the trailer of Panipat here:
Ajay Devgn's Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior will release on January 10, 2020.


 In a small bowl, whisk the olive oil, vinegar, shallots, dijon, salt and pepper
2. Cut about a 4 oz piece off or the salmon and place in a food processor or chopper to finely chop. This will help hold the burgers together. With a knife finely chop the remaining salmon, transfer to a large work bowl.
3. Heat a large nonstick skillet over medium heat, add the oil and saute shallots and kale. Season with salt and pepper and cook over medium heat until wilted and tender, about 4 to 5 minutes.
4. Transfer to the bowl with salmon along with quinoa, Dijon, Old Bay and egg.
5. Mix to combine, then form into 5 patties, about 1/2 cup each.Lightly heat a nonstick grill pan or skillet over medium heat, when hot spray with oil and add the salmon patties. Cook the 4 to 5 minutes, then gently turn and cook an additional 4 to 5 minutes, or until cooked through.Toss the dressing with the arugula and grapefruit; divide on four plates. Top each salad with a salmon burger.
Dish Type: Lunch, Main course, Main dish, Dinner
Diet: Gluten Free, Dairy Free
Wine Pairings: Malbec, Merlot, Zinfandel


[Erowid Warning: This author erroneously reports using 'nitrous'. Our understanding of the literature is that there is no such thing as safe use of volatile solvents, aerosols and other street inhalants : their psychoactive effects are inseparable from nerve and organ damage. We have chosen to include these reports to help document the real world use of inhalants, but their inclusion is not intended to imply that they are anything but dangerous.]
It was about 4:00AM in the morning and my friends and I had just finished smoking the last bit of the quarterpound of marijuana we had bought a week before. I only got three hits off of the waterbong, so I was only mildly buzzed. I gave my friend $20 to go get a half ounce, and he soon drove away.
My other two friends in all sat around and listened to music a while, and I drank maybe two beers in the hour that he had been gone. He later returned and explained that our dealer was 'dry'. He did not return empty-handed though. He held-in-hand a can of compressed air that was supposed to be used to clean out old computer motherboards and such.
I knew what it was for right after reading the label, because on the back of the can in big bold letters it read, 'FEDERAL LAW PROHIBITS THE MISUSE OF THE CONTENTS OF THIS CONTAINER FOR ANYTHING OTHER THAN WHAT IT IS INTENDED FOR'. This is what tipped me off that it DID contain nitrous, and not carbon which is sometimes used as an alternate propellant.
We didn't have any balloons so at first I tried to fill a condom with the gas. This didn't work because the nozzle of the can was specially shaped, so I could not do that. I then got the idea of just covering the nozzle with a rag in order to keep from sucking up the liquid that occasionally came out. I grabbed the can and covered the nozzle with a rag, then held it up to my lips and sucked in as much as I could. I waited about twenty seconds, and nothing happened. I knew that I had got something in my that was not just plain air, because I could taste it in the back of my throat. I then took a second hit, waited a few seconds, then began to go into an uncontrollable laugh. The room began to swirl! This feeling came over me that I could never explain in a million years!!  I fell onto my friends lap and began shaking my head back and fourth as fast as I could.
This gave me the sensation that I was floating on air and nothing could ever bring be back down. All of my friends began fighting over the can, and by the three of them were floating, I was ready for my third hit. I took it and held it in for as long as I could, then said 'here ya go', and handed the can to my friend.  I SOUNDED LIKE D.J. SCRIBBLE! It was sooo cool. My voice was slow and deep. I assume that this is caused by the fact that nitrous must be heavier then regular oxygen, but I am not sure. I assume this because helium is lighter than air and it makes your voice high pitched, so nitrous must be heavier, because it makes it slow and deep.
Anyway, this whole ordeal lasted about 30 minutes, and when the can was empty, we all went into the house. We were just about ready to go to the store and get our second can, when a cop pulled up into the alley behind the house. None of us got in trouble, but he expained to us that the neighbors had began complaining because we were laughing so loud they couldn't sleep! SERIOUSLY!!
We decided to cool down for the night because the sun was beginning to come up anyway.
All in all I rate my experience with nitrous an 8 out of a possible 10. I had a headache for about 2 hours, and the rush was not really long enough. Nitrous, though, is something I believe I will definatley do again.
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.


It's protocol, nothing political: BJP to Cong on SPG cover to Gandhis
Earlier, govt replaced SPG security cover given to Sonia, Rahul and Priyanka with Z-plus security cover of CRPF.
by GARGI CHAUDHRYNew Delhi: On Wednesday, Congress leader Anand Sharma asked the Centre to restore Special Protection Group (SPG) cover withdrawn from four leader of the Congress including interim party president Sonia Gandhi.
Sharma, deputy leader of the Opposition in the Rajya Sabha, emphasised that issues of personal safety, security and lives of leaders had to be beyond partisan political considerations.
“Please rise above them, review and restore. That would be national interest; otherwise the intention would be questioned. Today, tomorrow and in the future,” he said.
Earlier, the government replaced SPG security cover given to Congress president Sonia Gandhi, her son Rahul Gandhi and daughter Priyanka Gandhi Vadra with Z-plus security cover of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF).
As no other minister responded to the Congress, the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party instead fielded its working president JP Nadda to counter the Congress charge that the decision to strip the Gandhis of their security cover was driven by politics.
Rebutting Sharma, Nadda said: “The security has not been withdrawn. There is nothing political. The Home Ministry has got a very set pattern and there is a protocol. This is not done by a politician. It is done by the Home Ministry and according to threat perception, security is given and withdrawn.”
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The background-position property allows you to specify a position using one of three primary methods, by length, by percentage, or by keyword.
You can mix and match different types of positions.
When positioning a tiled image, the position can adjust where tiling of the image begins with respect to the image itself, or the position of the axis of tiled images.


Async Java with vert.x
I wrote about more modern Java syntax and streams before.
There is more to it. Non Blocking I/O and Event Loops allow for
better performance. It's not a magic bullet, some readjustment is required
Adjusting methods, exceptions and return values
Initially it might look daunting, but the adjustments are not too big. Let's look at some examples. A classic Java method looks like this:
String someResult throws DidnWorkException {
// Working code goes here
if (someCondition) {
throw new DidnWorkException();
}
return "It worked";
}
Its asynchronous counter-part looks like this:
Future<String> someResult() {
return Future.future(promise -> {
// Working code goes here
if (someCondition) {
promise.fail("It didn't work"); // Could use a Throwable too
} else {
promise.complete("It worked");
}
});
}
Update
Paulo Lopes, one of the Redhat vert.x core maintainers, suggested to restructure the method to make it clearer (and eliminate a lambda). Here is his take:
Future<String> someResult() {
// we promise that we will write something in the future
Promise<String> promise = Promise.promise();
// Working code goes here (it can be an asynchronous call too...)
if (someCondition) {
promise.fail("It didn't work"); // Could use a Throwable too
} else {
promise.complete("It worked");
}
// we return the future (read-side) of the promise
return promise.future();
}
His comment: It doesn't make much of a difference in terms of executed code, it's more of a readability pattern. You now read the code as if it was sequentially which makes it easier to reason (for some of us)
The main difference: an async function does not throw errors, but return successed or failures.
A failure will always return a Throwable
,
even if you only provided a String as error explanation. When the body of your method might throw something, you wrap it in a try/catch as you are used to. Calling such a method is slightly different. In classic Java you code:
try {
System.out.println(someResult());
} catch (Exception e) {
logger.error(e);
}
while the async call looks like this:
someResult()
.onFailure(logger::error) //Java8 style shortcut for (e -> logger.error(e))
.onSuccess(System.out::println);
There are more variations available what to do with a returned Future:
otherwise
: return a value or call a function when the future failedrecover
: call a future instead of the failed one and return its valueonComplete
: run code when it is done, regardless of success or failure
There are a few more. Future functions can be chained usingcompose
or run in parallel using CompositeFuture
One common pattern with Futures: Only check if a future succeeded or failed and not requiring a return value to look at.
In this case we use a Future<Void>
Void is a java.lang
class.
More samples
Chaining multiple Futures (looks like JavaScript promises, isn't it?):
myFirstMethod()
.compose(v -> mySecondMethod())
.compose(secondResult -> thirdMethod(someVal, secondResult))
.compose(this::numberFour)
.onSuccess(System.out::println)
.onFailure(logger::error);
The first call myFirstMethod()
returns a Future<Void>
. By convention we use v
to indicate that it either returns Void
or we don't need the actual result, but only the fact of success or failure. The ::
syntax takes a little while to get used to.
When the sequence of a Future execution doesn't matter, e.g. calling a few independent services, but we only continue when they are all done, CompositeFuture is our friend. Lets say we have a series of services we need to call and assemble the result as a JsonObject:
Future<JsonObject> callAllServices(List<Supplier<Future<JsonObject>> services) {
return Future.future(promise -> {
List<Future<JsonObject>> list = services.stream()
.forEach(Supplier::get)
.collect(Collectors.toList());
CompositeFuture.all(list)
.onFailure(promise::fail)
.onSuccess(v -> {
final JsonObject result = new JsonObject();
list.stream().forEach(r -> result.mergeIn(r.result()));
promise.complete(result);
});
});
}
The method will call all Suppliers and return a result when all services return successful. When your business logic allows to live with available service only, the method looks slightly different (look carefully):
Future<JsonObject> callAvailableServices(List<Supplier<Future<JsonObject>> services) {
return Future.future(promise -> {
List<Future<JsonObject>> list = services.stream()
.forEach(Supplier::get)
.collect(Collectors.toList());
CompositeFuture.any(list)
.onFailure(promise::fail)
.onSuccess(v -> {
final JsonObject result = new JsonObject();
list.stream().filter(Future::succeeded)
.forEach(r -> result.mergeIn(r.result()));
promise.complete(result);
});
});
}
The difference is the call to CompositeFuture.any
and filtering out results with .filter(Future::succeeded)
. On lesson learned. Using Streams and Futures and composition: actual work lives best in distinct functions that implement common interfaces
The dense syntax takes a while to get used to and there is more to learn, so YMMV
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Before Change
// read information from the info-file
self.info = {}
info = codecs.open(os.path.join(new_path,"INFO"),"r","utf-8").read()
data = ["description","compiler","source","date","vowels","tones"]
After Change
// read information from the info-file
self.info = {}
info = util.read_text_file(new_path("INFO"))
data = ["description","compiler","source","date","vowels","tones"]
for line in data:
try:


PROFILE
A custom Bluetooth profile for the BBC micro:bit Martin Woolley Bluetooth SIG Twitter: @bluetooth_mdw
Version 1.10 - 1st September 2016 Added PWM support to the IO Pin Service by adding the PWM Control characteristic. Specified that characteristics in the IO Pin Service are all optional (but at least one must be included). Version 1.9 - 27th April 2016 Added Nordic Semiconductor UART service Version 1.8 - 30th March 2016 - Not Released Version 1.7 - 22nd January 2016 Standard Bluetooth pairing and security are now used. Specifically: 1. Pairing with passkey and MITM protection 2. White Listing 3. Encrypted link for most operations All services except Generic Access, Generic Attribute, Device Information and DFU Control Service designated OPTIONAL DFU Control Service has lost the the DFU Flash Code characteristic since we're now using standard Bluetooth pairing. Changed names of button characteristics to use A and B instead of 1 and 2 Revised 5 byte representation of the LED Matrix: Octet 0, LED Row 1: bit4 bit3 bit2 bit1 bit0 Octet 1, LED Row 2: bit4 bit3 bit2 bit1 bit0 Octet 2, LED Row 3: bit4 bit3 bit2 bit1 bit0 Octet 3, LED Row 4: bit4 bit3 bit2 bit1 bit0 Octet 4, LED Row 5: bit4 bit3 bit2 bit1 bit0 Maximum length of LED Text documented. Changed name of "Scrolling Speed" characteristic to "Scrolling Delay". Reinstated Manufacturer Name String characteristic to the Device Information Service. DFU Control characteristic given the READ property Documented supported values the accelerometer and magnetometer period characteristics can take. Documented magic event type/value of zero Documented event type/value are little endian Version 1.6 - 17th October 2015 Removed the Battery Service. No way to establish battery levels on the micro:bit Added a simple Temperature Service to exploit temperature sensors in micro:bit processors with Temperature and Temperature Period characteristics. Accelerometer and Magnetometer period characteristics now have uint16 fields instead of uint8 which required scaling up by multipling by 10. Accelerometer Data and Magnetometer Data characteristics now use signed 16 bit integer fields for each of their X, Y and Z parts. Accelerometer Data and Magnetometer Data characteristics now use signed 16 bit integer fields for each of their X, Y and Z parts. New characteristic Magnetometer Heading added to the Magnetometer Service. Provides current heading in degrees. Removed IO Parallel Port characteristic due to complexity and memory considerations. Added Generic Attribute Service (previously absent in the repository) Changed the LED Matrix State characteristic field so that we now have one octet per row of LEDs for ease of use. Version 1.5 - 10th September 2015 Button State 2 characteristic given new, distinct UUID of E95DDA91-251D-470A-A062-FA1922DFA9A8 Removed the System LED State characteristic from the LED Service since it cannot be controlled from the BLE MCU. Removed the Scrolling State characteristic from the LED Service due to complexity and memory constraints. Changed LED Matrix State use of “Write Without Response” to “Write” so that no further writes can be made until there’s been an ACK back from the previous one. Removed Write property from MicroBit Requirements characteristic.
SERVICES
Generic Access
The generic_access service contains generic information about the device. All available Characteristics are readonly.
Generic Access - CHARACTERISTICS
Device Name
| 1. Name : utf8s |
Appearance
The external appearance of this device. The values are composed of a category (10-bits) and sub-categories (6-bits).
| 1. Category : 16bit |
Peripheral Preferred Connection Parameters
| 1. Minimum Connection Interval : uint16 |
| 2. Maximum Connection Interval : uint16 |
| 3. Slave Latency : uint16 |
| 4. Connection Supervision Timeout Multiplier : uint16 |
Generic Attribute
Generic Attribute - CHARACTERISTICS
Service Changed
| 1. Start of Affected Attribute Handle Range : uint16 |
| 2. End of Affected Attribute Handle Range : uint16 |
| 1. Client Characteristic Configuration : 2902 |
Device Information
The Device Information Service exposes manufacturer and/or vendor information about a device.
This service exposes manufacturer information about a device. The Device Information Service is instantiated as a Primary Service. Only one instance of the Device Information Service is exposed on a device.
Device Information - CHARACTERISTICS
Model Number String
The value of this characteristic is a UTF-8 string representing the model number assigned by the device vendor.
| 1. Model Number : utf8s |
Serial Number String
The value of this characteristic is a variable-length UTF-8 string representing the serial number for a particular instance of the device.
| 1. Serial Number : utf8s |
Hardware Revision String
The value of this characteristic is a UTF-8 string representing the hardware revision for the hardware within the device.
| 1. Hardware Revision : utf8s |
Firmware Revision String
The value of this characteristic is a UTF-8 string representing the firmware revision for the firmware within the device.
| 1. Firmware Revision : utf8s |
Manufacturer Name String
The value of this characteristic is a UTF-8 string representing the name of the manufacturer of the device.
| 1. Manufacturer Name : utf8s |
ACCELEROMETER SERVICE
Exposes accelerometer data. An accelerometer is an electromechanical device that will measure acceleration forces. These forces may be static, like the constant force of gravity pulling at your feet, or they could be dynamic - caused by moving or vibrating the accelerometer. Value contains fields which represent 3 separate accelerometer measurements for X, Y and Z axes as 3 unsigned 16 bit values in that order and in little endian format. Data can be read on demand or notified periodically.
ACCELEROMETER SERVICE - CHARACTERISTICS
Accelerometer Data
Contains accelerometer measurements for X, Y and Z axes as 3 signed 16 bit values in that order and in little endian format. X, Y and Z values should be divided by 1000.
| 1. Accelerometer_X : sint16 |
| 2. Accelerometer_Y : sint16 |
| 3. Accelerometer_Z : sint16 |
| 1. Client Characteristic Configuration : 2902 |
Accelerometer Period
Determines the frequency with which accelerometer data is reported in milliseconds. Valid values are 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 80, 160 and 640.
| 1. Accelerometer_Period : uint16 |
MAGNETOMETER SERVICE
Exposes magnetometer data. A magnetometer measures a magnetic field such as the earth's magnetic field in 3 axes.
MAGNETOMETER SERVICE - CHARACTERISTICS
Magnetometer Data
Contains magnetometer measurements for X, Y and Z axes as 3 signed 16 bit values in that order and in little endian format. Data can be read on demand or notified periodically.
| 1. Magnetometer_X : sint16 |
| 2. Magnetometer_Y : sint16 |
| 3. Magnetometer_Z : sint16 |
| 1. Client Characteristic Configuration : 2902 |
Magnetometer Period
Determines the frequency with which magnetometer data is reported in milliseconds. Valid values are 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 80, 160 and 640.
| 1. Magnetometer_Period : uint16 |
Magnetometer Bearing
Compass bearing in degrees from North.
| 1. bearing value : uint16 |
| 1. Client Characteristic Configuration : 2902 |
Button Service
Exposes the two Micro Bit buttons and allows 'commands' associated with button state changes to be associated with button states and notified to a connected client.
Button Service - CHARACTERISTICS
Button A State
State of Button A may be read on demand by a connected client or the client may subscribe to notifications of state change. 3 button states are defined and represented by a simple numeric enumeration: 0 = not pressed, 1 = pressed, 2 = long press.
| 1. Button_State_Value : uint8 |
| 1. Client Characteristic Configuration : 2902 |
Button B State
State of Button B may be read on demand by a connected client or the client may subscribe to notifications of state change. 3 button states are defined and represented by a simple numeric enumeration: 0 = not pressed, 1 = pressed, 2 = long press.
| 1. Button_State_Value : uint8 |
| 1. Client Characteristic Configuration : 2902 |
IO PIN SERVICE
Provides read/write access to I/O pins, individually or collectively. Allows configuration of each pin for input/output and analogue/digital use.
IO PIN SERVICE - CHARACTERISTICS
Pin Data
Contains data relating to zero or more pins. Structured as a variable length array of up to 19 Pin Number / Value pairs. Pin Number and Value are each uint8 fields. Note however that the micro:bit has a 10 bit ADC and so values are compressed to 8 bits with a loss of resolution. OPERATIONS: WRITE: Clients may write values to one or more pins in a single GATT write operation. A pin to which a value is to be written must have been configured for output using the Pin IO Configuration characteristic. Any attempt to write to a pin which is configured for input will be ignored. NOTIFY: Notifications will deliver Pin Number / Value pairs for those pins defined as input pins by the Pin IO Configuration characteristic and whose value when read differs from the last read of the pin. READ: A client reading this characteristic will receive Pin Number / Value pairs for all those pins defined as input pins by the Pin IO Configuration characteristic.
| 1. IO_Pin_Data : uint8[] |
| 1. Client Characteristic Configuration : 2902 |
Pin AD Configuration
A bit mask which allows each pin to be configured for analogue or digital use. Bit n corresponds to pin n where 0 LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO n LESS THAN 19. A value of 0 means digital and 1 means analogue.
| 1. Pin_AD_Config_Value : uint24 |
Pin IO Configuration
A bit mask (32 bit) which defines which inputs will be read. If the Pin AD Configuration bit mask is also set the pin will be read as an analogue input, if not it will be read as a digital input. Note that in practice, setting a pin's mask bit means that it will be read by the micro:bit runtime and, if notifications have been enabled on the Pin Data characteristic, data read will be transmitted to the connected Bluetooth peer device in a Pin Data notification. If the pin's bit is clear, it simply means that it will not be read by the micro:bit runtime. Bit n corresponds to pin n where 0 LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO n LESS THAN 19. A value of 0 means configured for output and 1 means configured for input.
| 1. Pin_IO_Config_Value : uint24 |
PWM Control
A variable length array 1 to 2 instances of : struct PwmControlData { uint8_t pin; uint16_t value; uint32_t period; } Period is in microseconds and is an unsigned int but transmitted. Value is in the range 0 – 1024, per the current DAL API (e.g. setAnalogValue). 0 means OFF. Fields are transmitted over the air in Little Endian format.
| 1. PWM Control Field : uint8[] |
LED SERVICE
Provides access to and control of LED state. Allows the state (ON or OFF) of all 25 LEDs to be set in a single write operation. Allows short text strings to be sent by a client for display on the LED matrix and scrolled across at a speed controlled by the Scrolling Delay characteristic.
LED SERVICE - CHARACTERISTICS
LED Matrix State
Allows the state of any|all LEDs in the 5x5 grid to be set to on or off with a single GATT operation. Consists of an array of 5 x utf8 octets, each representing one row of 5 LEDs. Octet 0 represents the first row of LEDs i.e. the top row when the micro:bit is viewed with the edge connector at the bottom and USB connector at the top. Octet 1 represents the second row and so on. In each octet, bit 4 corresponds to the first LED in the row, bit 3 the second and so on. Bit values represent the state of the related LED: off (0) or on (1). So we have: Octet 0, LED Row 1: bit4 bit3 bit2 bit1 bit0 Octet 1, LED Row 2: bit4 bit3 bit2 bit1 bit0 Octet 2, LED Row 3: bit4 bit3 bit2 bit1 bit0 Octet 3, LED Row 4: bit4 bit3 bit2 bit1 bit0 Octet 4, LED Row 5: bit4 bit3 bit2 bit1 bit0
| 1. LED_Matrix_State : uint8[] |
LED Text
A short UTF-8 string to be shown on the LED display. Maximum length 20 octets.
| 1. LED_Text_Value : utf8s |
Scrolling Delay
Specifies a millisecond delay to wait for in between showing each character on the display.
| 1. Scrolling_Delay_Value : uint16 |
EVENT SERVICE
A generic, bi-directional event communication service. The Event Service allows events or commands to be notified to the micro:bit by a connected client and it allows micro:bit to notify the connected client of events or commands originating from with the micro:bit. The micro:bit can inform the client of the types of event it is interested in being informed about (e.g. an incoming call) and the client can inform the micro:bit of types of event it wants to be notified about. The term “event” will be used here for both event and command types of data. Events may have an associated value. Note that specific event ID values including any special values such as those which may represent wild cards are not defined here. The micro:bit run time documentation should be consulted for this information. Multiple events of different types may be notified to the client or micro:bit at the same time. Event data is encoded as an array of structs each encoding an event of a given type together with an associated value. Event Type and Event Value are both defined as uint16 and therefore the length of this array will always be a multiple of 4. struct event { uint16 event_type; uint16 event_value; };
EVENT SERVICE - CHARACTERISTICS
MicroBit Requirements
A variable length list of event data structures which indicates the types of client event, potentially with a specific value which the micro:bit wishes to be informed of when they occur. The client should read this characteristic when it first connects to the micro:bit. It may also subscribe to notifications to that it can be informed if the value of this characteristic is changed by the micro:bit firmware. struct event { uint16 event_type; uint16 event_value; }; Note that an event_type of zero means ANY event type and an event_value part set to zero means ANY event value. event_type and event_value are each encoded in little endian format.
| 1. microbit_reqs_value : uint8[] |
| 1. Client Characteristic Configuration : 2902 |
MicroBit Event
Contains one or more event structures which should be notified to the client. It supports notifications and as such the client should subscribe to notifications from this characteristic. struct event { uint16 event_type; uint16 event_value; };
| 1. Event_Type_And_Value : uint8[] |
| 1. Client Characteristic Configuration : 2902 |
Client Requirements
a variable length list of event data structures which indicates the types of micro:bit event, potentially with a specific value which the client wishes to be informed of when they occur. The client should write to this characteristic when it first connects to the micro:bit. struct event { uint16 event_type; uint16 event_value; }; Note that an event_type of zero means ANY event type and an event_value part set to zero means ANY event value. event_type and event_value are each encoded in little endian format.
| 1. Client_Requirements_Value : uint8[] |
Client Event
a writable characteristic which the client may write one or more event structures to, to inform the micro:bit of events which have occurred on the client. These should be of types indicated in the micro:bit Requirements characteristic bit mask. struct event { uint16 event_type; uint16 event_value; };
| 1. Event_Types_And_Values : uint8[] |
DFU CONTROL SERVICE
Allows clients to initiate the micro:bit pairing and over the air firmware update procedures.
DFU CONTROL SERVICE - CHARACTERISTICS
DFU Control
Writing 0x01 initiates rebooting the micro:bit into the Nordic Semiconductor bootloader if the DFU Flash Code characteristic has been written to with the correct secret key. Writing 0x02 to this characteristic means "request flash code".
| 1. dfu_control : uint8 |
TEMPERATURE SERVICE
Ambient temperature derived from several internal temperature sensors on the micro:bit
TEMPERATURE SERVICE - CHARACTERISTICS
Temperature
Signed integer 8 bit value in degrees celsius.
| 1. temperature value : sint8 |
| 1. Client Characteristic Configuration : 2902 |
Temperature Period
Determines the frequency with which temperature data is updated in milliseconds.
| 1. temperature period value : uint16 |
UART SERVICE
This is an implementation of Nordic Semicondutor's UART/Serial Port Emulation over Bluetooth low energy. See https://developer.nordicsemi.com/nRF5_SDK/nRF51_SDK_v8.x.x/doc/8.0.0/s110/html/a00072.html for the original Nordic Semiconductor documentation by way of background.
UART SERVICE - CHARACTERISTICS
TX Characteristic
This characteristic allows the micro:bit to transmit a byte array containing an arbitrary number of arbitrary octet values to a connected device. The maximum number of bytes which may be transmitted in one PDU is limited to the MTU minus three or 20 octets to be precise.
| 1. UART TX Field : uint8[] |
RX Characteristic
This characteristic allows a connected client to send a byte array containing an arbitrary number of arbitrary octet values to a connected micro:bit. The maximum number of bytes which may be transmitted in one PDU is limited to the MTU minus three or 20 octets to be precise.
| 1. UART TX Field : uint8[] |


1)
The music was playing loudly from Ron’s room.
2)
This magazine is published monthly.
3)
It was raining heavily last weekend.
4)
The pupils easily completed the test on time.
5)
Mom goes twice a week for grocery shopping.
6)
Summer holidays are going to begin soon.
7)
Mice entered quietly into the kitchen.
8)
Children were joyfully singing during the bus ride.


Dojo’s SlidePane
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LAST LIVES
USA. 1996. Director - Worth Keeter, Screenplay - Dan Duling, Producer - Steve Beswick, Photography - Kent Wakeford, Music - Greg Edmonson, Visual Effects Supervisor - Jaison Stritch, Special Effects Supervisor - Greg Hull, Production Design - C. Daniel Hall & David Rawlins. Production Company - Promark Entertainment Group/Videal Gmbh/C.E.G. Productions. C. Thomas Howell (Aaron), Jennifer Rubin (Adrienne), Billy Wirth (Malakai), Judge Reinhold (Merkhan), David Lenthall (Benza), Robert Pente (Khafar), J.C. Quinn (Lieutenant Denny Parks), Richard Fullerton (Roma)
Plot: The scientist Merkhan perfects a device which can allow travel between parallel worlds and chooses as his test subject the convicted murderer Malakai because of Malakai's singular fixation with finding his dead wife. Malakai successfully crosses over and momentarily visits the bedroom of Adrienne, this world's counterpart of his wife. But shortly before his scheduled execution Malakai escapes, crosses over and abducts Adrienne from the midst of her wedding ceremony to Aaron. Merkhan follows but is fatally wounded in a shootout. Before he dies he gives Aaron several armbands that can revive the wearer from the dead that allow Aaron to defy death in his pursuit of the ruthless Malakai.
 Its plot setup is a blatant steal from `Twelve Monkeys' which was released only the year before this was made - in both films a criminal is chosen as a pioneer in a temporal experiment because of their fixation on a particular woman who they in due course end up abducting. Needless to say `Last Lives' does it with considerably less imagination than the excellent `Twelve Monkeys' did. As an action film it is competent enough with some reasonably exciting car chase sequences. However as a science-fiction film it is really quite silly. It is hamstrung by the daft gimmick of having the hero armed with a collection of bracelets that can revive him from the dead and as a result is filled with a series of quite contrivedly absurd sequences which have hero Howell being shot in the head, thrown from balconies, crisped in car crashes, and at the climax dealing with the villain's goons variously by grabbing electric fences as they catch him and blowing himself and they up in a shed filled with explosives. As the scientist Judge Reinhold seems awkward and embarrassed. Jennifer Rubin, in an badly unbecoming haircut, looks drab and neurotic, delivering a performance that would appear to be under the influence of major tranquillisers. The incredibly handsome Billy Wirth cuts what at first seems an interestingly romantic villain, although this is unfulfilled, and he spends the rest of the time mooning over Rubin in a series of telepathic romantic longeurs that do seem to go on forever.
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MySQL Query Logging: "MySQL has an option to log all queries to a log file, stupidly though you need to restart the server to start/stop this log, its a bit lame, it also adds a lot of overhead to your box. I had the idea some time ago to use libpcap to figure out what gets sent to the server and started the code, I've mostly finished this now"


Class ConstructAction.BooleanInput
Defines an input object for an action derived from ConstructAction. This input object extpects the input of a boolen value. The boolen value is selected from a combobox. Pressing enter or TAB or clicking the mouse proceeds to the next input object.
Inherited Members
Namespace: CADability.Actions
Assembly: CADability.dll
Syntax
public class BooleanInput : ConstructAction.InputObject, ConstructAction.IInputObject
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceBooleanInput(String, String)
Constructs a BooleanInput object with no initial value
Declaration
public BooleanInput(string resourceId, string resourceIdValues)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
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| System.String | resourceId | the resource id to specify a string from the StringTable. ResourceId+".Label": the Label left of the edit box. ResourceId+".ShortInfo": a short tooltip text ResourceId+"DetailedInfo": a longer tooltip text. |
| System.String | resourceIdValues | resource id of the strings for the values starting with a delimiter and seperated by the same delimiter e.g. "|true|false" |
BooleanInput(String, String, Boolean)
Constructs a BooleanInput object with an initial value
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public BooleanInput(string resourceId, string resourceIdValues, bool StartValue)
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| System.String | resourceIdValues | resource id of the strings for the values starting with a delimiter and seperated by the same delimiter e.g. "|true|false" |
| System.Boolean | StartValue | the initial value |
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Sets a DefaultGeoVector, which should be a static value, that carries the last input value of this vector to the next instantiation of the action.
Declaration
public ConstructAction.DefaultBoolean DefaultBoolean { get; set; }
Property Value
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| ConstructAction.DefaultBoolean |
ForwardMouseInputTo
Mouse input should be forwarded to another input object and only processed by this input, when the other input object is fixed.
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public object ForwardMouseInputTo { get; set; }
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Events
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Provide a method here, if the boolean value not only depends from this input, but is also modified by other means.
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public event ConstructAction.BooleanInput.GetBooleanDelegate GetBooleanEvent
Event Type
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| ConstructAction.BooleanInput.GetBooleanDelegate |
SetBooleanEvent
Provide a method here to get the result of this input (and modify your object)
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public event ConstructAction.BooleanInput.SetBooleanDelegate SetBooleanEvent
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This Red Dead Redemption 2 mod lets you spawn a flyable hot air balloon
by Andy KellyI'm still waiting patiently for the day when the modding community figures out how to get airplanes and helicopters into Red Dead Redemption 2, but until then this hot air balloon mod by Krank will have to do. Once installed you can conjure up a balloon wherever you are and fly it around freely, getting some amazing bird's eye views of Red Dead's sprawling slice of the Wild West.
The balloon moves way faster than it realistically should. Don't expect to find an accurate simulation of a hot air balloon here. But it's a thrill being able to float around that massive world without being stuck on the back of a horse. The latest version of the mod added inertia and smoother controls, and it even has controller support if you're playing Red Dead with a gamepad.
Installing the mod is as simple as dropping a file into your game directory. Just make sure you have Script Hook RDR2 otherwise it won't work. To spawn a balloon, hit F8 and you're ready to fly. And don't forget to check out our list of the best Red Dead Redemption 2 mods for more ways to transform the game. Just don't go online with mods installed or you might get banned.


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sut:
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command: run_tests.sh
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file inside
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associated build-repository in Docker Hub. Your Autotest
settings are
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. Autobuild is enabled per
branch or tag, and you do not need to enable it at all.
Only branches that are configured to use Autobuild push images to the Docker repository, regardless of the Autotest settings.
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Log in to Docker Hub and select Repositories in the top navigation.
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Select the repository you want to enable
Autotest
on. -
From the repository view, click the Builds tab.
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Click Configure automated builds.
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Configure the automated build settings as explained in Automated Builds.
At minimum you must configure:
- The source code repository
- the build location
- at least one build rule
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: Run a test build for any pull requests to branches that match a build rule, including when the pull request originated in an external source repository.
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Click Save to save the settings, or click Save and build to save and run an initial test.
Check your test results
From the repository’s details page, click Timeline.
From this tab you can see any pending, in-progress, successful, and failed builds and test runs for the repository.
You can click any timeline entry to view the logs for each test run.
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The computer-generated simulation of a three-dimensional image or environment that can be interacted with in a seemingly real or physical way by a person using special electronic equipment
The goal is for the user to feel a part of the simulated environment, and want to interact with it.
Panoramic paintings & murals
Stereoscopic photography
Flight simulators
Sensorama
Computer simulations, first headsets
Arcade and games
Street view
A web framework for building virtual reality experiences
http://tinyurl.com/sortvr
Project repository:
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WeWork customer contracts were left exposed on GitHub
Clients' addresses and bank account details were leaked
by INQUIRER staffCONFIDENTIAL CONTRACTS belonging to clients of WeWork were left exposed and accessible to the public via GitHub.
The leak was first spotted by Mossab Hussein, a security researcher at Dubai-based security firm SpiderSilk.
The issue affected a subset of WeWork customers based in Europe, India and China, and exposed details including phone numbers, addresses and bank account details. The repository contained a script with URLs of hundreds of PDF files hosted on unprotected Amazon server, which were publically accessible without authentication.
Motherboard, which first caught wind of the breach, said it downloaded more than 160 PDFs, which appeared to be contracts between WeWork and individual customers. They included membership agreements with cybersecurity companies such as Palo Alto Networks and Tenable, according to the report.
Additionally, Hussein spotted a web portal related to WeWork in India exposing information on sales leads.
The GitHub repository was secured shortly after WeWork was informed. The Indian web portal domain was also quickly secured.
"WeWork was recently alerted to two personal GitHub pages with public settings that linked to certain company confidential information and another instance in which an affiliated company had posted information regarding sales leads in a manner that was not authorised," a WeWork spokesperson told Motherboard.
"We immediately initiated an investigation and took steps to limit access to the information."
The news of WeWork data leak coincides with the lay-offs of thousands of employees at the company in order to cut costs amid ongoing losses. Earlier this month, WeWork told shareholders that it lost approximately $1.3bn in the third quarter alone.
The company was valued at $50bn earlier this year but was forced to scrap plans for an IPO in September. Its founder and CEO Adam Neumann was also forced out.
SoftBank, the largest investor in WeWork, also announced its decision last month to buy 80 per cent of the struggling company. µ
Further reading
WeWork's shonky WiFi leaks all kinds of sensitive documents
- 20 Sep 2019


Prosthetic legs of California high school wrestling captain stolen from gym
by David AaroThe prosthetic legs of a double amputee and soon-to-be high school wrestling captain were stolen from a gym closet in California last week, putting his dreams of winning a state championship or even wrestling this season in doubt.
Brett Winters, a senior at Pacific High School in San Bernardino, California, was born without tibia bones in his legs. As a baby, his mother was told by doctors that Winters could either spend life in a wheelchair or amputate his legs.
"So, I was amputated at 8-and-a-half months old and I got my first set of legs at 10-and-a-half months old," Brett Winters said, according to KABC.
ROMAINE LETTUCE FROM SALINAS, CALIFORNIA, LINKED TO ANOTHER E.COLI OUTBREAK, OFFICIALS SAY
The senior -- who has its own prosthetic legs specifically for wrestling -- was set to become captain this year.
He uses different pairs of legs depending on what activity he's doing, whether it's walking, running, playing football and wrestling. Winters told the outlet he's tried practicing without his wrestling legs after they vanished, but it leaves him in a lot of pain.
"Right now, practicing? It hurts to even practice," Winters said.
CALIFORNIA MAN ROBBED AT GUNPOINT AFTER MEETING WOMAN ON DATING APP, SHERIFF'S OFFICE SAYS
One of the prosthetic legs was recovered, but the other is still missing.
The San Bernardino City Unified School District has offered to replace the legs, but the fitting process is arduous and it's possible they won't arrive this wrestling season for the high school senior, according to the outlet.
This year would have been his last shot to win a state championship or simply compete in his final year at school.
"I was planning on going to CIF this year again or possible state championships and winning it all, but I can't because my wrestling legs are gone," Winters told KABC. "Out of all my sports that I did at Pacific High School, this was the one sport that I could actually do and this was the one sport that I was able to do very well."
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"I don't know if I am wrestling at all this year," Winters said.


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HURLYBURLY *** (out of four) -a review by Bill Chambers<EMAIL_ADDRESS>)
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starring Sean Penn, Kevin Spacey, Robin Wright Penn, Chazz Palminteri screenplay by David Rabe, based on his play directed by Anthony Drazan
The word "hurlyburly" describes the thought patterns of Eddie the Cokehead to a tee. As played by Sean Penn, hypersensitive Eddie is like the wind-up toy that always threatens to stroll right off the tabletop. Eddie just doesn't let things go-at first his behaviour smacks of self-absorption. As the movie progresses, we come to understand Eddie as a kind of existential Sherlock Holmes, desperate to get to the bottom of, quite literally, everything. Hurlyburly is about how a place like Hollywood can eat a person like Eddie alive.
Eddie, with his pencil-thin mustache and lazily gelled hair, is a player high enough on the food chain to afford a big, sterile Beverly Hills pad and enough cocaine to keep him buzzed all day. (He snorts in place of morning coffee.) He shares his home with Mickey (Spacey), a slick, bleach-blonde smoothie who is dating the woman (Wright Penn) Eddie had his sights set on. (Eventually Mickey, feeling not so much shame or guilt as defeat and frustration, breaks up with the woman, Darlene, and encourages her to hook up with Eddie.) Further stressing Eddie out is Phil (Palminteri), a hulky, ticking time bomb who grows more violent and more needy as his marriage corrodes. Phil is a stray pitbull our hero can't shake...and deep down, Eddie doesn't want to lose him, because Phil's hostility makes Eddie look rational by comparison. Meanwhile, a teenage runaway (The Piano's Anna Paquin, unfortunately the film's weakest link) is staying at their house, a "gift" from friend Artie (Garry Shandling), who spotted her on an elevator.
Hurlyburly does not shed its stagebound roots-no more than a handful of scenes unfold outside of Eddie and Mickey's place, and towards the end of the film one senses that Drazan is struggling to maintain some visual interest in the central location. But the cast is mesmerizing enough to compensate; these performances are grand and theatrical and, thanks to the advantages of the close up, paradoxically intimate-our eyes and ears are peeled throughout. Spacey, effectively typecast, plays apathetic Mickey with confidence. (The quintessential Spacey moment comes during an exchange towards the end of the picture: Eddie: "You have no feelings!" Mickey: "No, I have my own feelings, not yours.") Palminteri as Phil annoys and frightens in balanced doses, just as he should. However, the picture belongs to Penn, as the addict whose brain is too big for his heart. Five and ten minute chunks of Hurlyburly pass with no one speaking but Eddie, who delivers stupefacient monologues that invariably end in tears. Penn doesn't earn our sympathies-instead, he wins something closer to pity. Your enjoyment of the film will hinge on whether or not you can stomach two solid hours of Sean Penn.
Which leads me to my next point: as enthralling as all this human drama frequently is, Hurlyburly overstays its welcome. Perhaps that's because there's very little order to the story's structure; when Bonnie, a stripper (Meg Ryan, flexing atrophied acting muscles), shows up in what I'll call act two, it seems for no other reason than boredom on the part of Rabe. Such is the nature of the filmed play, I suppose, but Drazan could have edited a tighter film. Without the benefit of the play's intermission, the travails of Eddie and his cruisers are thoroughly exhausting.
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Read the Docs Public API¶
We have a limited public API that is available for you to get data out of the site. This page will only show a few of the basic parts, please file a ticket or ping us on IRC (#readthedocs on Freenode (chat.freenode.net)) if you have feature requests.
This document covers only part of the API provided. We have plans to create a read/write API, so that you can easily automate interactions with your project.
The API is written in Tastypie, which provides a nice ability to browse the API from your browser. If you go to http://readthedocs.org/api/v1/?format=json and just poke around, you should be able to figure out what is going on.
A basic API client using slumber¶
You can use Slumber to build basic API wrappers in python. Here is a simple example of using slumber to interact with the RTD API:
from __future__ import print_function
import slumber
import json
show_objs = True
api = slumber.API(base_url='http://readthedocs.org/api/v1/')
val = api.project.get(slug='pip')
if show_objs:
for obj in val['objects']:
print(json.dumps(obj, indent=4))
else:
print(json.dumps(val, indent=4))
Alternatively you can try with the following value:
# fetch project pip without metadata.
val = api.project('pip').get()
# get a specific build
val = api.build(2592228).get()
# get the build of a specific project.
val = api.build.get(project__slug='read-the-docs')
# get a specific user by `username`
val = api.user.get(username='eric')
#val = api.version('pip').get()
#val = api.version('pip').get(slug='1.0.1')
#val = api.version('pip').highest.get()
#val = api.version('pip').highest('0.8').get()
Example of adding a user to a project¶
You can use the api to add user to a project, to authenticate with slumber, use the following:
from __future__ import print_function
import slumber
USERNAME = 'eric'
PASSWORD = 'test'
user_to_add = 'coleifer'
project_slug = 'read-the-docs'
api = slumber.API(base_url='http://readthedocs.org/api/v1/', auth=(USERNAME,PASSWORD))
from __future__ import print_function
project = api.project.get(slug=project_slug)
user = api.user.get(username=user_to_add)
project_objects = project['objects'][0]
user_objects = user['objects'][0]
data = {'users': project_objects['users'][:]}
data['users'].append(user_objects['resource_uri'])
print("Adding %s to %s" % (user_objects['username'], project_objects['slug']))
api.project(project_objects['id']).put(data)
project2 = api.project.get(slug=project_slug)
project2_objects = project2['objects'][0]
print("Before users: %s" % project_objects['users'])
print("After users: %s" % project2_objects['users'])
API Endpoints¶
Feel free to use cURL and python to look at formatted json examples. You can also look at them in your browser, if it handles returned json.
curl http://readthedocs.org/api/v1/project/pip/?format=json | python -m json.tool
Root¶
Builds¶
Build¶
Files¶
File¶
Projects¶
Project¶
Users¶
User¶
Versions¶
Version¶
Filtering Examples¶
Find Highest Version¶
http://readthedocs.org/api/v1/version/pip/highest/?format=json
Compare Highest Version¶
This will allow you to compare whether a certain version is the highest version of a specific project. The below query should return a ‘is_highest’: false in the returned dictionary.
http://readthedocs.org/api/v1/version/pip/highest/0.8/?format=json
File Search¶
http://readthedocs.org/api/v1/file/search/?format=json&q=virtualenvwrapper
Anchor Search¶
http://readthedocs.org/api/v1/file/anchor/?format=json&q=virtualenv


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Fault tolerant remote file system built on top of FUSE, using gRPC as a communcation mechanism. Similar to contemporary implementations of NFS, WatFS is fault resistent and supports batched writes to improve performance. Implemented in C++ with help from protobuf.
Assessed the performance of TCP BBR as an alternative congestion control algorithm for data centers supporting latency critical distributed applications. A simple partition/aggregate application was used to assess throughput and query delay. Implemented in C and C++.
Replicated DCTCP performance experiments related to incast congestion and ECN parameter tuning using data center network topologies modeled in the Mininet network emulator.
A simple tool designed to facilitate TCP performance measurement in data centers, where many flows from different nodes tend to converge at a single receiver. This use case is not well supported by existing tools like iPerf. Implemented in C and C++.
Improved Initiative is an Android app created to help Dungeon Masters manage turn order in pen-and-paper tabletop roleplaying games like Dungeons and Dragons. The app is written entirely in Java and was develped using Android Studio. SQLite was used as backend local storage for persistent character data.


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Module type Set.S
module type S = sig .. end
Output signature of the functor
Set.Make
.
type elt;
The type of the set elements.
type t;
The type of sets.
let empty: t;
The empty set.
let is_empty: t => bool;
Test whether a set is empty or not.
let mem: (elt, t) => bool;
mem x s
tests whether x
belongs to the set s
.
let add: (elt, t) => t;
add x s
returns a set containing all elements of s
,
plus x
. If x
was already in s
, s
is returned unchanged.
let singleton: elt => t;
singleton x
returns the one-element set containing only x
.
let remove: (elt, t) => t;
remove x s
returns a set containing all elements of s
,
except x
. If x
was not in s
, s
is returned unchanged.
let union: (t, t) => t;
Set union.
let inter: (t, t) => t;
Set intersection.
let diff: (t, t) => t;
Set difference.
let compare: (t, t) => int;
Total ordering between sets. Can be used as the ordering function
for doing sets of sets.
let equal: (t, t) => bool;
equal s1 s2
tests whether the sets s1
and s2
are
equal, that is, contain equal elements.
let subset: (t, t) => bool;
subset s1 s2
tests whether the set s1
is a subset of
the set s2
.
let iter: (elt => unit, t) => unit;
iter f s
applies f
in turn to all elements of s
.
The elements of s
are presented to f
in increasing order
with respect to the ordering over the type of the elements.
let fold: ((elt, 'a) => 'a, t, 'a) => 'a;
fold f s a
computes (f xN ... (f x2 (f x1 a))...)
,
where x1 ... xN
are the elements of s
, in increasing order.
let for_all: (elt => bool, t) => bool;
for_all p s
checks if all elements of the set
satisfy the predicate p
.
let exists: (elt => bool, t) => bool;
exists p s
checks if at least one element of
the set satisfies the predicate p
.
let filter: (elt => bool, t) => t;
filter p s
returns the set of all elements in s
that satisfy predicate p
.
let partition: (elt => bool, t) => (t, t);
partition p s
returns a pair of sets (s1, s2)
, where
s1
is the set of all the elements of s
that satisfy the
predicate p
, and s2
is the set of all the elements of
s
that do not satisfy p
.
let cardinal: t => int;
Return the number of elements of a set.
let elements: t => list(elt);
Return the list of all elements of the given set.
The returned list is sorted in increasing order with respect
to the ordering
Ord.compare
, where
Ord
is the argument
given to
Set.Make
.
let min_elt: t => elt;
Return the smallest element of the given set
(with respect to the Ord.compare
ordering), or raise
Not_found
if the set is empty.
let max_elt: t => elt;
Same as
Set.S.min_elt
, but returns the largest element of the
given set.
let choose: t => elt;
Return one element of the given set, or raise Not_found
if
the set is empty. Which element is chosen is unspecified,
but equal elements will be chosen for equal sets.
let split: (elt, t) => (t, bool, t);
split x s
returns a triple (l, present, r)
, where
l
is the set of elements of s
that are
strictly less than x
;
r
is the set of elements of s
that are
strictly greater than x
;
present
is false
if s
contains no element equal to x
,
or true
if s
contains an element equal to x
.
let find: (elt, t) => elt;
find x s
returns the element of s
equal to x
(according
to Ord.compare
), or raise Not_found
if no such element
exists.
Since 4.01.0
let of_list: list(elt) => t;
of_list l
creates a set from a list of elements.
This is usually more efficient than folding add
over the list,
except perhaps for lists with many duplicated elements.
Since 4.02.0


T
- The type of the queues entries.public class DuplicateFreeQueue<T>
extends java.lang.Object
equals()
).
Furthermore an priority can be assigned to each entry.
The element with the highest priority will be returned first independent of
its actual position.
If priorities are equal, the element first inserted is returned.
All methods in this class are designed for asynchronous access.| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
DEFAULT_PRIORITY
The priority entries are set to if none is specified.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
DuplicateFreeQueue() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
clear()
Removes all entries from the queue.
|
boolean |
contains(T obj) |
boolean |
isEmpty()
Returns if the queue is empty.
|
T |
next()
Returns the next object without removing it from the queue.
|
T |
pop()
Returns the next object and removes it from the queue.
|
boolean |
push(T content)
Adds an object with default priority (
DEFAULT_PRIORITY ). |
boolean |
push(T content,
int priority)
Adds an object with a specific priority.
|
int |
size()
Returns the count of all entries in the queue independent of their
respective priority.
|
public static final int DEFAULT_PRIORITY
public boolean push(T content)
DEFAULT_PRIORITY
).content
- The object to be inserted.true
if content
has been successfully
added to the queue.
false
if there is already an equal objected contained.public boolean push(T content, int priority)
content
- The object to be inserted.priority
- The priority of the object to be inserted. A higher
value means preferred handling.true
if and only if adding content
was successfulpublic T pop()
null
if the queue is empty.public T next()
null
if the queue is empty.public boolean isEmpty()
true
if the queue is empty. false
if
it is not.public int size()
public boolean contains(T obj)
public void clear()


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 Erica Jong once said “Everyone has talent. What's rare is the courage to follow it to the dark places where it leads.”
This Activity teaches our young students to work together, learn to work as a team and archieve different tasks with the help of each other.
With our community outreach, we encourage the children to reach out to the other less fortunate in the socirty and also lend them a helping hand.
Every once a week, we bring in a specialist to help with the children. Talk to them and get a chance for a one on one with a child, through this we get to understand a child's mental health and kknow how to help.


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Creating focus on a single interaction.
Modals should be avoided in most cases. They are hard to make accessible and do not work well in mobile views.
Adding content to a new page instead of showing it in a modal should be the default approach.
Modals however can be useful when you need to draw a users attention to something, for example timeout warnings.
A modal should focus on a single task.
If the modal is user triggered, the content that opens the modal window (for example, a link or button) should explain to the user what will happen.
Modals should include a heading.
Extra attention should be made to make sure modals are accessible.


 Medicare has a special program called “Extra Help.” If you have limited income and resources you can sign up to get help paying things like monthly premiums, annual deductibles, and prescription copayments in your Medicare drug plan. Even if you’re not sure you’d qualify, it’s worth filling out an application to see.
Many people with Medicare may be eligible for the Extra Help program but don’t even know it. Are you or a family member one of them?
It’s easy and free to apply for Extra Help. Here's how:
- Apply online.
- Call Social Security at 1-800-772-1213. TTY users should call 1‑800‑325‑0778.
- Apply at your local Social Security office.
Don’t wait - apply today to see if you qualify for some extra help with your health costs.
Get smart about using antibiotics
As we enter flu season, you may seek fast relief when illness strikes, but think twice before asking your doctor for antibiotics. Did you know that if you have a cold or flu, antibiotics won’t work for you? That’s because antibiotics cure bacterial infections, not viral infections. Every time someone takes antibiotics, sensitive bacteria are killed, but resistant germs may survive to grow and multiply. These resistant germs lead to severe infections, hospitalizations, and death - especially among people over 65.
The CDC has marked this week as Get Smart About Antibiotics Week. Here are 3 things you can do to make sure you're using antibiotics properly:
1. Take antibiotics only to treat a true bacterial infection. It should be for only as long as your doctor prescribed to treat the infection, to reduce your risk of getting the infection again, or to reduce the risk to those around you.
2. Always talk to your doctor before taking an antibiotic to be sure it will treat the infection you have.
3. Never take antibiotics for a viral infection, such as a cold, cough, or the flu. Antibiotics won’t cure your virus, they won’t keep those around you from getting the illness, and they won’t help you feel better. In fact, taking antibiotics when you have a virus may do you more harm than good, because you increase your risk of getting an antibiotic-resistant infection later.
Antibiotics won’t help you recover from the flu, but keep yourself from catching the major flu viruses in the first place by getting your flu shot! It’s free for people with Medicare, once per flu season in the fall or winter, when given by doctors or other health care providers (such as senior centers and pharmacies) that take Medicare.
Medicare Open Enrollment: 4 ways to protect your identity and information
- Guard your information.
- Be wary of giveaways.
- Don’t lend your identity.
- If you spot something, say something.
These are 4 simple ways to protect your identity and personal information from Medicare fraud, but they can be difficult to do if you’re caught off guard.
During Medicare Open Enrollment - between now and December 7 - you can expect to hear a lot about Medicare. You might be hearing a lot about the Health Insurance Marketplace this fall. That’s because the Marketplace Open Enrollment period overlaps with the Medicare Open Enrollment period.
The Marketplace is designed to help people who don’t have any health coverage. If you have health coverage through Medicare, the Marketplace won’t have any effect on your Medicare coverage. In fact, it’s against the law for someone who knows that you have Medicare to sell you a Marketplace plan.
Open Enrollment is a great time for you to review and compare your Medicare choices and make sure you have the coverage that fits your needs. Unfortunately, it’s also a popular time for Medicare fraud schemes.
Here are a few reminders to keep you safe from those who might not have your best interests in mind:
1. Guard your Medicare and Social Security numbers – treat them like you’d treat your credit cards.
You’ll be hearing so much about Medicare during Open Enrollment, that it may not surprise you to get phone calls or visits to your house from people selling Medicare plans.
It’s illegal for someone to call and ask for your Medicare number, Social Security number, or bank or credit card information. A Medicare representative or a private insurance plan working with Medicare will never call and ask for this information, and we will never call you or come to your home uninvited to sell Medicare products. And remember, it’s against the law for someone who knows that you have Medicare to sell you a Marketplace plan.
2. Be suspicious of people offering free medical equipment or services.
Anyone who offers you free medical equipment or services and then requests your Medicare number is tricking you – if it’s really free, they don’t need your Medicare number. It’s illegal, and it’s not worth it!
3. Don’t let anyone borrow or pay you to use your Medicare card or your personal information.
If someone asks you for your Medicare number, stop and think. If you wouldn’t feel comfortable giving that person your credit card number, don’t give them your Medicare number.
4. Most importantly, if you suspect Medicare fraud, let us know! Call 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227).
Learn more at stopmedicarefraud.gov. Remember, a little preparation goes a long way. If you experience a Medicare fraud scheme - walk away, hang up, close the door, or say “no thanks.”
Caring for someone with Medicare? Get some help.
Did you know that over 66 million Americans care for loved ones who have chronic illnesses, disabilities, or frailties that come naturally with old age?
November is National Family Caregiver Month – a perfect opportunity to reach out for help if you’re caring for someone with Medicare. If you’re a caregiver, here are 4 things you can do this month to help you help your loved one:
- Check out our caregiver resources, including our caregiver resource kit and tips on how to take care of yourself.
- Make sure your loved one’s Medicare coverage still meets their needs. Medicare Open Enrollment is from now until December 7, and it’s important to take a few minutes to review coverage and pick a plan that works for your loved one.
- Learn how to reach out for help with AARP’s article on “Creating Your Caregiving Team” - a great reminder that caregiving is a big responsibility that no one should take on alone.
- Find resources near you by visiting the Administration on Aging’s Eldercare Locator.
BELIEVE in yourself… PROTECT your health… REACH OUT for help.
Medicare Open Enrollment: convenience matters
Have you ever pumped gas into your car from a station just around the corner from home even though it’s a bit more expensive than the one in town? Most of us have made decisions to do or not do something based on convenience.
The same is true when it comes to choosing a health plan: convenience matters. So in addition to cost, coverage, and benefits, here are some other things you may want to consider as you compare Medicare options this year:
Doctor and hospital choice
You want to be comfortable with the people you’re working with, especially when it comes to something as private as your health. Do the doctors you know accept your coverage? Where are the doctors’ offices? What are their hours? Do they often keep you waiting?
Pharmacy access
Is the pharmacy you use included in your drug plan’s network? Do they use e-prescribing? Can you get refills by mail? Remember that plan networks can change from year to year. If it’s important to you to stay with the same pharmacy, it’s worth checking to make sure they’ll still be in your plan’s network.
Travel
Maybe you travel a lot, or spend part of the year in a different state. If you do, make sure you know whether your coverage will travel with you.
Quality
Ask yourself whether you’re truly satisfied with your medical care. Not all health care is created equal, and the doctors, hospitals and facilities you choose can impact your health. Look for plans with a 5‑star performance rating — the right expertise and care may help speed your recovery and improve your outcomes.
 Only you know what mix of coverage and convenience is most important to you and your family.
We’re working hard to make sure you have choices in the way you get the Medicare benefits you’ve earned – and we want you to be comfortable. Use the Medicare Plan Finder to look at all of the health and drug plan options in your area.


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Morocco - Profile
Facts
- In spite of its strategic position close to the sailing routes between Europe, the Mediterranean, Madeira and the Canary Islands, many yachts don't visit Morocco. In recent years however, yachting facilities have improved here, particularly on the Atlantic coast where there are new marinas in the capital Rabat, Mohammedia, Casablanca (to be completed in 2013) and Agadir.
- Most of the large ports have a yacht club and there are a certain number of locally owned yachts, but the facilities do not compare with those of the neighbouring countries. Formalities appear to be more straightforward than in the past. Although the coastline and harbours offer limited cruising, the attractions ashore, such as the old quarters and markets of some ports or the country beyond them, may make a visit to Morocco worthwhile.
- Provisioning is good in all major ports, although imported goods are expensive. The fresh produce markets are good everywhere.
- In some ports men calling themselves "shipkeepers" offer their services. They will deal with everything and also ensure that nothing is stolen off the yacht.
- Repair facilities in the bigger ports are adequate and there are small boatyards in both Tangiers and Casablanca which have dealt with yachts in the past and carried out simple repairs. Camping gaz is widely available.
- Local customs mean that shorts for men both and women, and brief or skippy tops and skirts for women are not appropriate for wearing in public.
- There is no way of avoiding "baksheesh" in Morocco, it is a way of life. Essentially it is nothing more than a tip, a thank you for services rendered, but you'll be expected to pay it even if you didn't want the service in the first place. The key is to be prepared with some small change to avoid an upleasant altercation.
- Diesel is very cheap in Morocco, so be sure to top up your tanks before departure.
Security
Safi has no facilities for yachts and cruisers who have visited here have only reported unpleasant experiences (corruption and a break-in/burglary).
Weather
On the coast the climate is one of hot summers and mild winters. Westerly winds predominate on the North African coast in winter, while most of the summer the winds are ENE. On the Atlantic coast summer winds are mostly northerly.
Morocco Weather Forecast.
For links to free global weather information, forecast services and extreme weather information see the Noonsite Weather Page.
Main Ports
Atlantic Coast:
Agadir *
,
Asilah
,
Casablanca *
,
El Jadida *
,
Essaouira *
,
Jorf Lasfar *
,
Kenitra *
,
Larache
,
Mohammedia *
,
Rabat *
,
Safi *
,
Tangier *
Mediterranean:
Al Hoceima *
,
Marina Smir *
,
Nador *
,
Saidia *
* indicates port of entry


tset 1
tset(1) tset(1)
NAME
tset, reset - terminal initialization
SYNOPSIS
tset [-IQVqrs] [-] [-e ch] [-i ch] [-k ch] [-m mapping]
[terminal]
reset [-IQVqrs] [-] [-e ch] [-i ch] [-k ch] [-m mapping]
[terminal]
DESCRIPTION
Tset initializes terminals. Tset first determines the
type of terminal that you are using. This determination
is done as follows, using the first terminal type found.
1. The terminal argument specified on the command line.
2. The value of the TERM environmental variable.
3. (BSD systems only.) The terminal type associated with
the standard error output device in the /etc/ttys file.
(On Linux and System-V-like UNIXes, getty does this job by
setting TERM according to the type passed to it by
/etc/inittab.)
4. The default terminal type, ``unknown''.
If the terminal type was not specified on the command-
line, the -m option mappings are then applied (see below
for more information). Then, if the terminal type begins
with a question mark (``?''), the user is prompted for
confirmation of the terminal type. An empty response con-
firms the type, or, another type can be entered to specify
a new type. Once the terminal type has been determined,
the terminfo entry for the terminal is retrieved. If no
terminfo entry is found for the type, the user is prompted
for another terminal type.
Once the terminfo entry is retrieved, the window size,
backspace, interrupt and line kill characters (among many
other things) are set and the terminal and tab initializa-
tion strings are sent to the standard error output.
Finally, if the erase, interrupt and line kill characters
have changed, or are not set to their default values,
their values are displayed to the standard error output.
When invoked as reset, tset sets cooked and echo modes,
turns off cbreak and raw modes, turns on newline transla-
tion and resets any unset special characters to their
default values before doing the terminal initialization
described above. This is useful after a program dies
leaving a terminal in an abnormal state. Note, you may
have to type
<LF>reset<LF>
(the line-feed character is normally control-J) to get the
terminal to work, as carriage-return may no longer work in
the abnormal state. Also, the terminal will often not
echo the command.
The options are as follows:
-q The terminal type is displayed to the standard out-
put, and the terminal is not initialized in any way.
The option `-' by itself is equivalent but archaic.
-e Set the erase character to ch.
-I Do not send the terminal or tab initialization
strings to the terminal.
-Q Don't display any values for the erase, interrupt and
line kill characters.
-V reports the version of ncurses which was used in this
program, and exits.
-i Set the interrupt character to ch.
-k Set the line kill character to ch.
-m Specify a mapping from a port type to a terminal.
See below for more information.
-r Print the terminal type to the standard error output.
-s Print the sequence of shell commands to initialize
the environment variable TERM to the standard output.
See the section below on setting the environment for
details.
The arguments for the -e, -i, and -k options may either be
entered as actual characters or by using the `hat' nota-
tion, i.e. control-h may be specified as ``^H'' or ``^h''.
SETTING THE ENVIRONMENT
It is often desirable to enter the terminal type and
information about the terminal's capabilities into the
shell's environment. This is done using the -s option.
When the -s option is specified, the commands to enter the
information into the shell's environment are written to
the standard output. If the SHELL environmental variable
ends in ``csh'', the commands are for csh, otherwise, they
are for sh. Note, the csh commands set and unset the
shell variable noglob, leaving it unset. The following
line in the .login or .profile files will initialize the
environment correctly:
eval `tset -s options ... `
TERMINAL TYPE MAPPING
When the terminal is not hardwired into the system (or the
current system information is incorrect) the terminal type
derived from the /etc/ttys file or the TERM environmental
variable is often something generic like network, dialup,
or unknown. When tset is used in a startup script it is
often desirable to provide information about the type of
terminal used on such ports.
The purpose of the -m option is to map from some set of
conditions to a terminal type, that is, to tell tset ``If
I'm on this port at a particular speed, guess that I'm on
that kind of terminal''.
The argument to the -m option consists of an optional port
type, an optional operator, an optional baud rate
specification, an optional colon (``:'') character and a
terminal type. The port type is a string (delimited by
either the operator or the colon character). The operator
may be any combination of ``>'', ``<'', ``@'', and ``!'';
``>'' means greater than, ``<'' means less than, ``@''
means equal to and ``!'' inverts the sense of the test.
The baud rate is specified as a number and is compared
with the speed of the standard error output (which should
be the control terminal). The terminal type is a string.
If the terminal type is not specified on the command line,
the -m mappings are applied to the terminal type. If the
port type and baud rate match the mapping, the terminal
type specified in the mapping replaces the current type.
If more than one mapping is specified, the first applica-
ble mapping is used.
For example, consider the following mapping:
dialup>9600:vt100. The port type is dialup , the operator
is >, the baud rate specification is 9600, and the termi-
nal type is vt100. The result of this mapping is to spec-
ify that if the terminal type is dialup, and the baud rate
is greater than 9600 baud, a terminal type of vt100 will
be used.
If no baud rate is specified, the terminal type will match
any baud rate. If no port type is specified, the terminal
type will match any port type. For example, -m
dialup:vt100 -m :?xterm will cause any dialup port,
regardless of baud rate, to match the terminal type vt100,
and any non-dialup port type to match the terminal type
?xterm. Note, because of the leading question mark, the
user will be queried on a default port as to whether they
are actually using an xterm terminal.
No whitespace characters are permitted in the -m option
argument. Also, to avoid problems with meta-characters,
it is suggested that the entire -m option argument be
placed within single quote characters, and that csh users
insert a backslash character (``\'') before any exclama-
tion marks (``!'').
HISTORY
The tset command appeared in BSD 3.0. The ncurses imple-
mentation was lightly adapted from the 4.4BSD sources for
a terminfo environment by Eric S. Raymond<EMAIL_ADDRESS>sus.com>.
COMPATIBILITY
The tset utility has been provided for backward-compati-
bility with BSD environments (under most modern UNIXes,
/etc/inittab and getty(1) can set TERM appropriately for
each dial-up line; this obviates what was tset's most
important use). This implementation behaves like 4.4BSD
tset, with a few exceptions specified here.
The -S option of BSD tset no longer works; it prints an
error message to stderr and dies. The -s option only sets
TERM, not TERMCAP. Both these changes are because the
TERMCAP variable is no longer supported under terminfo-
based ncurses, which makes tset -S useless (we made it die
noisily rather than silently induce lossage).
There was an undocumented 4.4BSD feature that invoking
tset via a link named `TSET` (or via any other name begin-
ning with an upper-case letter) set the terminal to use
upper-case only. This feature has been omitted.
The -A, -E, -h, -u and -v options were deleted from the
tset utility in 4.4BSD. None of them were documented in
4.3BSD and all are of limited utility at best. The -a, -,
and -
options are similarly not documented or useful, but were
retained as they appear to be in widespread use. It is
strongly recommended that any usage of these three options
be changed to use the -m option instead. The -n option
remains, but has no effect. The -adnp options are there-
fore omitted from the usage summary above.
It is still permissible to specify the -e, -i, and -k
options without arguments, although it is strongly recom-
mended that such usage be fixed to explicitly specify the
character.
As of 4.4BSD, executing tset as reset no longer implies
the -Q option. Also, the interaction between the - option
and the terminal argument in some historic implementations
of tset has been removed.
ENVIRONMENT
The tset command uses the SHELL and TERM environment vari-
ables.
FILES
/etc/ttys
system port name to terminal type mapping database
(BSD versions only).
/usr/share/terminfo
terminal capability database
SEE ALSO
csh(1), sh(1), stty(1), tty(4), termcap(5), ttys(5), envi-
ron(7)
tset(1)
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