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Chapter 11 Read Data
Ensure your memory is clear
rm(list=ls()) # rm for targeted deletion / ls for listing all existing objects
There are many commands to read / load data onto R. The command to use will depend upon the format they have been saved. Normally they are saved in csv format from Excel or other software packages. So we use either:
df <- read.table("path/file_name.csv", header = FALSE, sep =",")
df <- read("path/file_name.csv", header = FALSE)
df <- read.csv2("path/file_name.csv", header = FALSE)
To read files in other formats, refer to this useful DataCamp tutorial
census <- read.csv("../san/data/census/census_data.csv")
head(census)
## code ward pop16_74 higher_managerial pop
## 1 E05000886 Allerton and Hunts Cross 10930 1103 14853
## 2 E05000887 Anfield 10712 312 14510
## 3 E05000888 Belle Vale 10987 432 15004
## 4 E05000889 Central 19174 1346 20340
## 5 E05000890 Childwall 10410 1123 13908
## 6 E05000891 Church 10569 1843 13974
## ghealth
## 1 7274
## 2 6124
## 3 6129
## 4 11925
## 5 7219
## 6 7461
# NOTE: always ensure your are setting the correct directory leading to the data.
# It may differ from your existing working directory
11.1 Quickly inspect the data
What class?
What R data types?
What data types?
# 1
class(census)
# 2 & 3
str(census)
Just interested in the variable names:
names(census)
## [1] "code" "ward" "pop16_74"
## [4] "higher_managerial" "pop" "ghealth"
or want to view the data:
View(census)
11.2 Adding new variables
Usually you want to add / create new variables to your data frame using existing variables eg. computing percentages by dividing two variables. There are many ways in which you can do this i.e. referecing a data frame as we have done above, or using $
(e.g. census$pop
). For this module, we’ll use tidyverse
:
census <- census %>% mutate(per_ghealth = ghealth / pop)
Note we used a pipe operator %>%
, which helps make the code more efficient and readable - more details, see Grolemund and Wickham (2019). When using the pipe operator, recall to first indicate the data frame before %>%
.
Note also the use a variable name before the =
sign in brackets to indicate the name of the new variable after mutate
.
11.3 Selecting variables
Usually you want to select a subset of variables for your analysis as storing to large data sets in your R memory can reduce the processing speed of your machine. A selection of data can be achieved by using the select
function:
ndf <- census %>% select(ward, pop16_74, per_ghealth)
Again first indicate the data frame and then the variable you want to select to build a new data frame. Note the code chunk above has created a new data frame called ndf
. Explore it.
11.4 Filtering data
You may also want to filter values based on defined conditions. You may want to filter observations greater than a certain threshold or only areas within a certain region. For example, you may want to select areas with a percentage of good health population over 50%:
ndf2 <- census %>% filter(per_ghealth < 0.5)
You can use more than one variables to set conditions. Use “,
” to add a condition.
11.5 Joining data frames
When working with spatial data, we often need to join data. To this end, you need a common unique id variable
. Let’s say, we want to add a data frame containing census data on households for Liverpool, and join the new attributes to one of the existing data frames in the workspace. First we will read the data frame we want to join (ie. census_data2.csv
).
# read data
census2 <- read.csv("../san/data/census/census_data2.csv")
# visualise data structure
str(census2)
## 'data.frame': 30 obs. of 3 variables:
## $ geo_code : Factor w/ 30 levels "E05000886","E05000887",..: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ...
## $ households : int 6359 6622 6622 7139 5391 5884 6576 6745 6317 6024 ...
## $ socialrented_households: int 827 1508 2818 1311<PHONE_NUMBER> 1564 1023 1558 ...
The variable geo_code
in this data frame corresponds to the code
in the existing data frame and they are unique so they can be automatically matched by using the merge()
function. The merge()
function uses two arguments: x
and y
. The former refers to data frame 1 and the latter to data frame 2. Both of these two data frames must have a id
variable containing the same information. Note they can have different names. Another key argument to include is all.x=TRUE
which tells the function to keep all the records in x
, but only those in y
that match in case there are discrepancies in the id
variable.
# join data frames
join_dfs <- merge(census, census2, by.x="code", by.y="geo_code", all.x = TRUE)
# check data
head(join_dfs)
## code ward pop16_74 higher_managerial pop
## 1 E05000886 Allerton and Hunts Cross 10930 1103 14853
## 2 E05000887 Anfield 10712 312 14510
## 3 E05000888 Belle Vale 10987 432 15004
## 4 E05000889 Central 19174 1346 20340
## 5 E05000890 Childwall 10410 1123 13908
## 6 E05000891 Church 10569 1843 13974
## ghealth per_ghealth households socialrented_households
## 1 7274 0.4897327 6359 827
## 2 6124 0.4220538 6622 1508
## 3 6129 0.4084911 6622 2818
## 4 11925 0.5862832 7139 1311
## 5 7219 0.5190538 5391 374
## 6 7461 0.5339201 5884 178
References
Grolemund, Garrett, and Hadley Wickham. 2019. R for Data Science. O’Reilly, US. https://r4ds.had.co.nz.


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Project follows Jake Gittes before the events of the 1974 film
by Tim BaysingerA TV prequel to the 1970s-era film “Chinatown” is in development at Netflix, with David Fincher and Robert Towne, who wrote the original film, on board to write the pilot, an individual with knowledge of the project told TheWrap.
The potential series will see Jake Gittes during his time as private investigator before the events of the film. Gittes was played by Jack Nicholson in the original movie.
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'Worst thing officers have ever seen': Five teens arrested after violence at cinema in Birmingham
Two cinema chains have pulled Blue Story from its screens following Saturday’s violence.
by Press AssociationFIVE TEENAGERS, INCLUDING a 13-year-old girl, have been arrested after seven police officers were injured at a Birmingham cinema, at a screening of Blue Story a film about gang violence in London.
Police were called to Star City on Saturday evening following reports of youths with machetes.
Two of the weapons were seized, alongside another knife, and seven officers were left with facial injuries, according to West Midlands Police.
A dispersal order was used to clear the group of up to 100.
A 13-year-old girl, a girl and a boy, both aged 14, and a 19-year-old man were held on suspicion of assaulting police.
A 14-year-old boy was arrested on suspicion of obstructing police.
Investigators have asked anyone with any video or pictures of the incident to get in touch.
Superintendent Ian Green said: “This was a major outbreak of trouble which left families who were just trying to enjoy a night-out at the cinema understandably frightened.
“We […] were met with a very hostile response and officers had to draw tasers to restore order.
It’s clear that some of those who went to Star City last night were intent on causing trouble.
Chief Superintendent Steve Graham said the force used by officers was “proportionate”, adding that the disorder took 90 minutes to break up because police were not “heavy-handed”.
Asked where the incident ranked compared with other reports of disorder, Mr Graham said: “It’s always hard to gauge these sorts of things – but what I will say is incidents like last night are rare.

Two cinema chains – Vue and Showcase Cinemas – have said they are pulling Blue Story from its screens.
A Vue spokesman said: “We can confirm a decision was made to remove the film.
“The safety and welfare of our customers and staff is always our first priority.”
Film writer and director Andrew Onwubolu described the incident as “truly unfortunate” and said he hoped it was not an “indictment” of the film.
He also compared the violence to that which occurred during The Joker’s US screen run, where there were safety fears due to fringe calls for violence at screenings.
Onwubolu said on Instagram on Sunday afternoon: “Sending love to all those involved in yesterday’s violence at Star City in Birmingham.
It’s truly unfortunate that a small group of people can ruin things for everybody. Bluestory is a film about love not violence.


I have a passion for understanding consumers, learning new things, and solving problems. After working in advertising for a few years as a media planner, I decided to switch careers and to go into web development. As a former media planner, I was in charge of selecting the best outlet to drive the highest return on investment in print, online, and television media. For example, in online media I analyzed different players in the media landscape and chose the best partner for each respective campaign. Rather than selecting different types of media, as a fullstack web developer I would like to learn and apply skills to make a technology platform more efficient and effective for consumers.
I'm very passionate about learning how to write and apply code to solve problems. My first team coding project was "7 Recipes," which solves meal planning and time management issues. For this project I worked on a 4 member team (our group was called the Backstreet Boys) on a web app that randomizes recipes for each day of the week. Consumers have the option to randomize and delete recipes based on their dietary needs. Furthermore, he web app aggregates all of the ingredients (by respective item and quantity) for the entire week and sends the shopping list to Todoist (a to do list and task web/mobile app) making meal planning, grocery shopping, and cooking easy. Be sure to check out the link in my portfolio!
Please see below for some of my projects!
7 Recipes is a web app that randomizes recipes for each day of the week. Consumers have the option to randomize and delete recipes based on their dietary needs. Furthermore, the web app aggregates all of the ingredients (by respective item and quantity) for the entire week and sends the shopping list to Todoist (a to do list and task web/mobile app) making meal planning, grocery shopping, and cooking easy.
Been There, Done That is a web app that solves monotony and helps people try new places and things (including but not limited to fitness studios, coffee shops, restaurants, parks, outdoor activities, etc). After creating a login, users can apply the GPS functionality or type in a location to explore options. If a user has already "been there" they can click the been there button, and they will receive new result(s). The search results are based on top ranked (at least 3 stars) from Yelp and proximity to the location.
Travel Fernweh is a web app that helps travelers plan out their trips by providing information about hostels, hotels, top things to do, and group tours. With this information, travelers can easily decide if they would like to either splurge or save on a trip by either staying at a hostel/hotel and making their own itinerary/joining a tour group. Currently Travel Fernweh is available for Barcelona, Berlin, and Paris.
Traditionally Hangman is played with a piece of paper and pen, where one player thinks of a word, and the other player(s) try to guess the word by suggesting letters. This web app eliminates the necessity of papers, pens, and multiple players. By simply hitting a key on the keyboard, individual(s) can easily play in the browser. The browser randomizes a word on the back end from a word list, and keeps track of wrong guesses, guesses left, wins, and losses. Thus, when users play this game they have more time to play the game vs gathering materials, keeping track of the game, and having to find another colleague to play the game.
Language Interpretation and Recognition Interface (LIRI) is a command line node app that takes in parameters and sends back data. Currently, LIRI is accepting commands for Twitter, Spotify, and movie listings. Furthermore, LIRI makes it convenient for users to find old tweets, and information about any song or movie.An example for sending a commmand in terminal would be typing "node liri.js my-tweets," which would show the last 20 tweets and when they were created in the terminal. Currently, this app is utilizing @trinhangel's Twitter feed.
Trivia is a game where users are asked questions about a wide variety of topics in the browser. Trivia is a great game for users to see what they know and what topics they might want to learn more about. Users have an opportunity in 20 seconds to answer questions on a variety of topics. After 20 seconds, the user will receive an alert notifying them of the questions they answered correctly/incorrectly and answers to the questions.


it would be awesome if someone could improve the Missions tab.  I do have two ideas how the selection could be enhanced.
1. Leave it like it is now + an option to hide missions you have won (20 wins) + an option to sort them ascending/descending by wins
(optional "premium" feature :-P)
2. Make the image boxes smaller and arrange the missions in a 6x3 (or however you feel like) grid + an option to grey out missions you have won


For the past couple of weeks we have been actively creating content for the Creative Commons WordPress Base Theme Usage Guide. Currently the draft content is under final review before it is migrated to the main docs site.
Our Strategy
Our main goal in creating the docs is to create rich, intuitive, engaging, and beautifully presented community facing documentation for the Creative Commons WordPress Base Theme.
In alignment with the defined goal, our core focus is to create the docs collaboratively.
The CC WordPress team consists of I, Jacqueline Binya, Hugo Solar and Timid Robot Zehta. Although our team is small it is quite diverse. It consists of a diverse mix of technical skills: I am a junior developer whereas Hugo and Timid are way senior. We also have non-native and native English speakers.
Diversity is important as we hope to create a high quality product that caters for everyone.
My role as the tech writer/frontend developer is to create the content: write the documentation, build the docs site and also to create all illustrative media.
During the content creation phase, the first step involved creating the skeleton of the actual docs site. We created a git branch called docs within the creative-commons/wp-base-theme repository. All content related to the documentation is persisted in that branch. So,please feel free to contribute. We then used JamDocs, a Gridsome theme to quickly scaffold the site. We had to adapt the theme so as to make it meet our own specific needs, this involved overhauling the styles and changing the functionality of some of the features in the theme. After that was completed, we then created a Google Doc we use for collaboratively writing the draft content for the docs site.
Tech Stack
As it was mentioned we used Gridsome a static generator for Vuejs. We chose Gridsome because:
We wanted to lower the barrier of entry to contributing:
- Gridsome/Vuejs community is very active, help is but a click away.
- The Gridsome official documentation is very resourceful and well maintained.
Gridsome is highly flexible: The content for the actual documentation is written in Markdown but using @gridsome/vue-remark, which is a Gridsome plugin, we are able to use javascript in Markdown. We intend to include a copy to the clipboard Vuejs component in the site.
Time Constraint: This project is a short running project which has to be completed in a 3 month period. Through the use of JamDocs, a Gridsome templating theme as well various plugins it was easy and fast to get started we were able to add more functionality to the theme with minimal effort.
Ease of integrating CC Vocabulary with Gridsome: it is a requirement that the general aesthetics of all front facing Creative Commons applications is derived from the CC Vocabulary Design System. Major cons for using a design system include the ensuring uniformity in design for all front facing CC products.
Tools Used
Figma was used to make assets(banners, logos and illustrations) in the theme. The illustrative media was created with accessibility in mind and all the topography used in the illustrative assets was derived from the CC Vocabulary.
VokoScreenNG: an open source screencast recording tool used to record all the screen cast demos available in the docs site.
ShortCut: an open source video editing tool.
What comes next ?
After the final review is completed and all feedback implemented we will migrate all the content to the main docs site.
Stay tuned for an update about the launch of the CC WP Base Theme Docs site.


Man arrested for shoplifting had 7 outstanding warrants around East Tennessee
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) — A man was arrested at West Town Mall after allegedly attempting to steal a purse from Dillard's on November 19, according to Knoxville Police.
Court documents show an officer encountered Samuel Fox after he allegedly tried to leave without paying for a purse.
A report shows that Fox threw the merchandise to the ground and attempted to run away. The officer said Fox was tased after a knife was spotted in his right front pocket.
During Fox's arrest, officers said they discovered he had seven outstanding warrants. Four in Knox County, one in Blount County and two in Sevier County. The warrants include charges of burglary, failure to appear and others.


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OGImage 0.0.1 Reference
OGImage
Introduction
The idea behind OGImage
is to encapsulate best practices for loading images
over HTTP in a simple, extensible interface.
Philosophy
The default use case should be ridiculously simple to execute. In OGImage, you can load, cache, and scale an image with the following call:
objc OGScaledImage *ogImage = [[OGScaledImage alloc] initWithURL:imageURL size:renderSize key:nil]; [ogImage addObserver:self forKey:@"scaledImage" options:NSKeyValueObservingOptionNew context:nil]; // there is no step 3!
Networking belongs in the Model. Views (and to some degree, Controllers) shouldn’t know anything about where images come from: That’s the model’s job. OGImage is designed as a model object: Controllers and Views learn about changes to it (e.g., when an image has loaded) through KVO.
- Generally, more recently requested images should have higher loading priority. For example, if images are being loaded on demand as a user scrolls through a table view, the user experience is improved if they don’t have to wait for all the images they’ve scrolled past to load before the images that are visible are loaded. At the same time, we don’t believe in waiting until a table view has finished scrolling to start loading images. OGImage addresses these competing requirements by pushing image load requests into a LIFO queue.
- Each subsystem should have its own GCD queue.
Installation
To use OGImage in your projects, simply add the files in the OGImage
subdirectory to your target.
If you’re using OGScaledImage
and/or OGImageProcessing
, you’ll need to add
Accelerate.framework
to your target’s “Link Binary With Libraries” build
phase.
Usage
OGImage has a simple interface; just instantiate with the image’s URL and
listen for KVO notifications on the image
property. You can also specify a
placeholder image to use until loading is complete with
initWithURL:placeholderImage
```objc
import “OGImage.h”
…
OGImage *image = [[OGImage alloc] initWithURL:[NSURL URLWithString:@“http://somedomain.com/someimage.jpg”]]; [image addObserver:self forKeyPath:@“image” options:NSKeyValueObservingOptionNew context:nil];
…
- (void)observeValueForKeyPath:(NSString )keyPath ofObject:(id)object change:(NSDictionary )change context:(void *)context { if ([keyPath isEqualToString:@“image”]) { // image was loaded! … } else if ([keyPath isEqualToString:@“error”]) { // error loading image } } ```
There are also caching (OGCachedImage
) and caching+scaling (OGScaledImage
)
subclasses that provide useful functionality and demonstrate how to go about
bending OGImage to your needs via subclassing.
```objc
import “OGScaledImage.h”
/
* The image at imageURL
will be loaded from one of in-memory cache, disk cache or
* over the network and scaled to scaledSize
. Note that if the image at imageURL
* has already been scaled to scaledSize
in the past, OGScaledImage will simply
* load the scaled image from cache.
/
OGScaledImage *image = [[OGScaledImage alloc] initWithURL:imageURL size:scaledSize key:nil];
/
* Note that here we’re interested in the scaledImage
property, not the full-size image
* property.
/
[image addObserver:self forKeyPath:@“scaledImage” options:NSKeyValueObservingOptionNew context:nil];
…
- (void)observeValueForKeyPath:(NSString )keyPath ofObject:(id)object change:(NSDictionary )change context:(void *)context { if ([keyPath isEqualToString:@“scaledImage”]) { // image was loaded and scaled! … } else if ([keyPath isEqualToString:@“error”]) { // error loading image } } ```
Demo and Tests
This repo contains a very simple project that demonstrates the use of
OGScaledImage
with a stock UITableView
.
To run the demo and tests in the OGImageDemo project
, you’ll need
CocoaPods If you already have cocoapods on your
system, just run pod install
from the terminal in the OGImageDemo
directory.
Note that you do not need cocoapods to use OGImage
in your projects—there
are no external dependencies for the library itself, only for the tests
(GHUnit) and demo (CocoaLumberjack)
TODO:
- Sexier demo app, maybe something
UICollectionView
-based. - More image processing operations, e.g., adding rounded corners, b&w, etc.
- More test coverage.


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COLACE- docusate sodium capsule
Purdue Products LP
Disclaimer: Most OTC drugs are not reviewed and approved by FDA, however they may be marketed if they comply with applicable regulations and policies. FDA has not evaluated whether this product complies.
Ask a doctor before use if you have
Stop use and ask a doctor if
Keep out of reach of children. In case of overdose, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.
Directions: Take only by mouth. Doses may be taken as a single daily dose or in divided doses.
| adults and children 12 years and over |
take 1-6 capsules daily |
| children 2 to under 12 years of age |
take 1-3 capsules daily |
| children under 2 years | ask a doctor |
D&C Red No. 33, FD&C Red No. 40, gelatin, glycerin, PEG 400, propylene glycol, sorbitol
©2012, Purdue Products L.P.
Dist. by: Purdue Products L.P.
Stamford, CT 06901-3431
302525-0C
Ask a doctor before use if you have
Stop use and ask a doctor if
If pregnant or breast-feeding, ask a health professional before use.
Keep out of reach of children. In case of overdose, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.
Directions: Take only by mouth. Doses may be taken as a single daily dose or in divided doses.
| adults and children 12 years and over |
take 1-3 capsules daily |
| children 2 to under 12 years of age |
take 1 capsules daily |
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So, it all (or nothing) began in fall 1999 when I received 1/2 oz Salvia. It sat in the drawer for 2-3 weeks, until I got the nerve to give it a whirl. Sitting on the floor, 1 lit candle in a dark room. Very quiet trance music playing in the background. I crush 5 leaves into small pieces and pack my pipe full. Strike up the butane lighter. Take a deep toke and hold it until my lungs start to convulse. Exhale. Repeat. After 5 or so tokes, the leaves are ash, and I wait. The smoke curls and forms into a layer a foot or so above my head. Hmmmm. I feel a mild pot-like buzz but without the giddiness, nothing more. An hour goes by. I load another bowl and smoke as before, trying to hold the smoke even longer. More of the same lethargic, relaxed buzz. Nothing more. Another hour goes by and somewhere along the way, I fall asleep on the floor. The candle burns through and the wax is irrevocably soaked into the home made cherrywood case of my guitar amplifier.
One week later, I have researched more on the web. I make a quid of about 20 leafs. Sitting in a darkened room, I masticate the mess for 45 minutes. I spit and wait. An hour goes by. Nothing. I climb into bed and sleep, dreamless, until morning. Two days later, I am fading in and out of consciousness with nearly a liter of Jose Cuervo in my gut. The conversation around me turns to herb and I offer the remainder of my Salvia to somebody who I don't know.
Two years later, my interest in Salvia has been re-kindled. Remembering my previous difficulty, I purchase 500mg of 10x
. It arrives quickly, and that evening I lay back on the sofa with my pipe. I carefully measure out 1/5 of the package, having read that 50-100mg should give me a moderate-high salvia trip. I draw deeply and hold the smoke as long as possible. I take another toke and hold. The salvia is ash. The lethargic buzz hangs over me like a haze. Nothing more. After a half hour, I turn on the lights and go to Del Taco. That night, I dream of being chased by bottles of olive oil.
Tonight, two weeks later, I load my pipe with the remaining 400 mg of 10x extract. Go for broke I suppose. I dim the lights and sit back on the sofa. After several good deep tokes I am buzzed as before. This time though, I feel as if I am weighted down by a great pressure. I feel heavy and very irritable.  Two hours pass and I sit here at the keyboard. Emotionless. Numb. I find myself typing words phonetically and having difficulty carrying a consistent pattern of thought. I blend words together (Song + Sound = sond) The CD changer has selected some song by Sting. I find it especially annoying that he feels the need to sing in French.
I am disappointed. Nothing more.
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When you think of the times in your life where you have been the happiest, the proudest, or the most satisfied, which of the following values come to mind?
Accomplishment, Achievement, Challenge, Competition, Confidence, Control, excitement, Responsibility
Pick one value and write a couple of sentences about why one of the values you chose is important to you.
I feel challenge is the most important to me. I excell in a challenging environment, and I feel I can accomplish more.
Answer the following for the values you chose in Exercise 1: In general, I try to live up to these values: Disagree 1 ----- 2 ----- 3 ----- 4 ----- 5 Agree
Accomplishment:5, Achievement:4, Challenge:5, Competition:3, Confidence:5, Control:5, excitement:3, Responsibility:5
What was the last topic that someone asked for your advice on?
I have a taken a large amount of Math in college. Since I have graduated college recently, I am still around students. I enjoy helping people with logical questions.


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Unpaid salaries: Forgive Yahaya Bello, Aisha begs Kogi people
by Eniola AkinkuotuEniola Akinkuotu, Abuja
First Lady, Aisha Buhari, has said Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi State was unable to pay salaries because of the verification exercise that was organised for civil servants in the state.
Mrs. Buhari said since the verification exercise ended, all civil servants on the government’s payroll had been receiving regular salary.
The President’s wife, therefore, asked the people of the state to forgive Bello if any of them was negatively affected, urging them to forget what they once suffered.
SEE ALSO: Gov election: El-Rufai kneels before Kogi people, says, ‘Please forgive Yahaya Bello’
Aisha said this at the All Progressives Congress rally in Lokoja on Thursday, shortly after Kaduna State Governor, Nasir el-Rufai, had knelt down before the crowd, asking them to forgive their governor.
Addressing the crowd, Mrs. Buhari said, “Let me refer back to Kaduna State governor’s speech where he had to kneel and say the people should forgive and forget.
“Also, my husband used to emphasise on salaries. It took a while before the Kogi salaries could be settled after a long time of verification.
“But this time, vote for him for continuity of payment of salary on time.”
Mrs. Buhari subsequently invited the governor to the podium, saying, “I want Yahaya Bello to talk to you about timely payment of salary.”
Addressing the crowd, the governor said, “We have been paying on time. “The civil servants can attest to that.
“Your Excellency, you directed, you supported and we cleared the salary arrears and we shall continue to pay on time.”


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ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY WARRANTY ACT
Section
481K-1 Definitions
481K-2 Warranties; repair
481K-3 Assistive device replacement or refund
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481K-5 Other remedies
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public class HBScheduler
extends java.lang.Object
Clock
, Delay
and DynamicControl
getGlobalScheduler()
is the scheduler most scheduled events are triggered to. Moving the getGlobalScheduler()
forward or backwards in time will cause the objects to have their events moved accordingly.
HBScheduler
if you want to synchronise to more than one epoch.
Double
, with the zero REFERENCE_TIME
being 1 Dec 2018 on the System Clock.
synchroniseClocks()
. The offset between the scheduler and the System Clock can be obtained through getClockSkew()
The scheduler can, however, be set to any time independent of the System Clock through calls to
setScheduleTime(double)
or adjustScheduleTime(double, long)
. The current scheduler time can be obtained through getSchedulerTime()
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
HBScheduler.MESSAGE_PARAMS |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static java.time.LocalDateTime |
REFERENCE_TIME
1 Dec 2018 is the global reference start clock.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
HBScheduler(int priority)
Create a scheduler object
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addScheduleChangeListener(ScheduleAdjustmentListener listener)
Add listener to be notified when our schedule change has completed
|
ScheduledObject |
addScheduledObject(double scheduled_time,
java.lang.Object param,
ScheduledEventListener listener)
Add an object that needs to be notified when its scheduled time has occurred
If the scheduled time on this item is less than the current next scheduled item
We will notify the scheduleObject so it waits the appropriate time
|
void |
adjustScheduleTime(double amount,
long duration)
Adjust the scheduler time.
|
static de.sciss.net.OSCMessage |
buildNetworkSendMessage(java.lang.String OSC_MessageName,
CustomGlobalEncoder adjustment)
Build OSC Message that specifies a Network update
|
void |
displayNotifyMessage()
Set flag to display notify messages to stdout for debugging and testing
|
static boolean |
enableProcessControlMessage(java.lang.String device_name,
int message_id)
See if we will process a control message based on device name and message_id
If the message_id is mapped against the device_name, ignore message, otherwise store mapping and return true;
|
void |
endScheduler()
End our scheduler.
|
static double |
getCalcTime()
Get the calculated time in ms from 1 Dec 2018 from System Clock
|
double |
getClockSkew()
Get the amount of time difference between system clock and our scheduler
|
static HBScheduler |
getGlobalScheduler()
Get singleton instance of HBScheduler
|
double |
getSchedulerTime()
Get the Scheduler time in milliseconds.
|
static double |
getUptime()
Get the time JVM has been running
|
static boolean |
ProcessSchedulerMessage(de.sciss.net.OSCMessage msg)
Process our Scheduler messages
|
void |
reset()
Erase all Scheduled objects from clock
|
static void |
setDeviceController()
Use a flag to set this as Controller so we can send messages from simulator as well as controller
|
void |
setScheduleTime(double new_time)
Set the scheduler time to this time
|
double |
synchroniseClocks()
Synchronise our timer with the system time on next tick
|
double |
synchroniseClocks(long slew_time)
Synchronise our timer with the system time
|
public static final java.time.LocalDateTime REFERENCE_TIME
public HBScheduler(int priority)
priority
- the priority we want it to run. Thread.MAX_PRIORITY is highestpublic static void setDeviceController()
public void addScheduleChangeListener(ScheduleAdjustmentListener listener)
listener
- listenerpublic static boolean enableProcessControlMessage(java.lang.String device_name, int message_id)
device_name
- the device namemessage_id
- the message_idpublic static HBScheduler getGlobalScheduler()
public void displayNotifyMessage()
public double getClockSkew()
public double synchroniseClocks()
public double synchroniseClocks(long slew_time)
slew_time
- the amount of milliseconds that we want to take to complete itpublic static double getCalcTime()
public void endScheduler()
public void reset()
public ScheduledObject addScheduledObject(double scheduled_time, java.lang.Object param, ScheduledEventListener listener)
scheduled_time
- the time the item needs to be scheduled forparam
- the parameter to be passed back to the listenerlistener
- the listener to be called when the scheduled event is supposed to occurpublic static double getUptime()
public double getSchedulerTime()
FloatControl.setValue(double, double)
public void setScheduleTime(double new_time)
new_time
- the new timepublic void adjustScheduleTime(double amount, long duration)
HBScheduler scheduler = HBScheduler.getGlobalScheduler(); scheduler.adjustScheduleTime(200, 5000);Likewise, a negative value will retard the scheduler time
amount
- the amount of milliseconds we need to adjust our time by. A positive amount will advance the schedulerduration
- the number of milliseconds over which we want this change to occur so we don't just get a jumppublic static de.sciss.net.OSCMessage buildNetworkSendMessage(java.lang.String OSC_MessageName, CustomGlobalEncoder adjustment)
OSC_MessageName
- The OSC Messageadjustment
- the CustomGlobalEncoder adjustment or message we are makingpublic static boolean ProcessSchedulerMessage(de.sciss.net.OSCMessage msg)
msg
- the OSC message we are processing


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A minimalist UI framework loosely inspired by Material Design Lite and Bootstrap front-end frameworks. The project name came from the words "minimalistic" & "user interface", thus the name MINUI.
First and foremost, I built the library as an exercise / experiment. To see if I can build a front-end framework from scratch. The goal was to emulate the best bits of Material Design and Bootstrap, albeit in a more simplified form. As a developer who relied on jQuery for the Javascript bits on my work, I always wondered if I can do the same with plain Javascript. For sure it can be done 100%, as evidenced by other front-end frameworks out there. The challenge is if "I" or me can do it. And MINUI was born.
The project is still in it's early stages and most of the components work. It still needs lots of documentation, samples and code refactoring.
If you like the project and would like to contribute, feel free to fork and send you pull requests. I'll be happy to review and merge them.


Notice: this project will be deprecated and is succeeded by videojs-http-streaming (VHS). VHS supports HLS and DASH and is built into Video.js 7, see the Video.js 7 blog post for details
videojs-contrib-hls lets you use a single format and deliver adaptive streaming video to all major desktop and mobile browsers.
Download videojs-contrib-hls and include it in your page alongside video.js:
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| Time Frame | Probably a slider | |||||
| Period (Quarterly or Yearly) | Drop down | |||||
| Units | Thousands/ Millions/ Dollars | |||||
| Decimals | ||||||
| Cash Flow | ||||||
| Balance Sheet as of: | Dec-31-2015 | 十二月-31-2016 | 十二月-31-2017 | 十二月-31-2018 | 十二月-31-2019 | 九月-30-2020 |
| Net Income | (10,352.0) | (1,405.0) | 1,304.0 | 40.0 | (3,553.0) | (7,846.0) |
| Depreciation & Amort. | 3,300.0 | 2,618.0 | 2,280.0 | 2,405.0 | 2,680.0 | 2,103.0 |
| Amort. of Goodwill and Intangibles | 145.0 | 156.0 | 130.0 | 108.0 | 107.0 | 108.0 |
| Impair. of Oil, Gas & Mineral Prop. | 9,851.0 | 699.0 | 246.0 | 552.0 | 2,252.0 | 2,264.0 |
| Depreciation & Amort., Total | 13,296.0 | 3,473.0 | 2,656.0 | 3,065.0 | 5,039.0 | 4,475.0 |
| (Gain) Loss From Sale Of Assets | (281.0) | (21.0) | (627.0) | (23.0) | (43.0) | (291.0) |
| (Gain) Loss On Sale Of Invest. | 148.0 | - | - | 113.0 | - | - |
| Asset Writedown & Restructuring Costs | 1,880.0 | 621.0 | 8.0 | 56.0 | 1,295.0 | 5,787.0 |
| Net Cash From Discontinued Ops. | 113.0 | (23.0) | - | - | - | - |
| Other Operating Activities | (2,057.0) | (368.0) | (593.0) | 281.0 | 132.0 | (231.0) |
| Change in Acc. Receivable | 663.0 | 126.0 | (270.0) | 150.0 | 133.0 | 211.0 |
| Change In Inventories | 21.0 | (27.0) | 32.0 | (6.0) | (41.0) | (9.0) |
| Change in Acc. Payable | (489.0) | (63.0) | 63.0 | 77.0 | (5.0) | (134.0) |
| Change in Other Net Operating Assets | (275.0) | 117.0 | (145.0) | 24.0 | (90.0) | (294.0) |
| Cash from Ops. | 2,667.0 | 2,430.0 | 2,428.0 | 3,777.0 | 2,867.0 | 1,668.0 |
| Capital Expenditure | (4,808.0) | (1,949.0) | (2,760.0) | (3,904.0) | (2,961.0) | (1,718.0) |
| Sale of Property, Plant, and Equipment | 1,122.0 | 134.0 | 758.0 | 138.0 | 718.0 | 260.0 |
| Cash Acquisitions | - | - | - | - | - | - |
| Divestitures | - | - | 661.0 | - | - | - |
| Invest. in Marketable & Equity Securt. | 391.0 | - | - | (91.0) | (1,172.0) | (450.0) |
| Net (Inc.) Dec. in Loans Originated/Sold | - | - | - | - | - | - |
| Other Investing Activities | 4,378.0 | 155.0 | (75.0) | (87.0) | (31.0) | (31.0) |
| Cash from Investing | 1,083.0 | (1,660.0) | (1,416.0) | (3,944.0) | (3,446.0) | (1,939.0) |
| Short Term Debt Issued | - | - | - | - | - | - |
| Long-Term Debt Issued | - | - | - | 992.0 | 1,385.0 | - |
| Total Debt Issued | - | - | - | 992.0 | 1,385.0 | 1,670.0 |
| Short Term Debt Repaid | - | - | - | - | - | - |
| Long-Term Debt Repaid | (2,509.0) | (181.0) | (70.0) | (1,370.0) | (1,150.0) | - |
| Total Debt Repaid | (2,509.0) | (181.0) | (70.0) | (1,370.0) | (1,150.0) | (980.0) |
| Issuance of Common Stock | - | - | - | - | 2.0 | 2.0 |
| Repurchase of Common Stock | - | - | - | (305.0) | - | - |
| Common Dividends Paid | (377.0) | (379.0) | (380.0) | (382.0) | (376.0) | (207.0) |
| Total Dividends Paid | (377.0) | (379.0) | (380.0) | (382.0) | (376.0) | (207.0) |
| Special Dividend Paid | - | - | - | - | - | - |
| Other Financing Activities | (76.0) | (300.0) | (271.0) | 278.0 | 251.0 | (215.0) |
| Cash from Financing | (2,962.0) | (860.0) | (721.0) | (787.0) | 112.0 | 270.0 |
| Net Change in Cash | 788.0 | (90.0) | 291.0 | (954.0) | (467.0) | (1.0) |


public interface KernelDefOrBuilder
extends org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.MessageOrBuilder
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
KernelDef.AttrConstraint |
getConstraint(int index)
repeated .tensorflow.KernelDef.AttrConstraint constraint = 3; |
int |
getConstraintCount()
repeated .tensorflow.KernelDef.AttrConstraint constraint = 3; |
List<KernelDef.AttrConstraint> |
getConstraintList()
repeated .tensorflow.KernelDef.AttrConstraint constraint = 3; |
KernelDef.AttrConstraintOrBuilder |
getConstraintOrBuilder(int index)
repeated .tensorflow.KernelDef.AttrConstraint constraint = 3; |
List<? extends KernelDef.AttrConstraintOrBuilder> |
getConstraintOrBuilderList()
repeated .tensorflow.KernelDef.AttrConstraint constraint = 3; |
String |
getDeviceType()
Type of device this kernel runs on.
|
org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.ByteString |
getDeviceTypeBytes()
Type of device this kernel runs on.
|
String |
getHostMemoryArg(int index)
Names of the Op's input_/output_args that reside in host memory
instead of device memory.
|
org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.ByteString |
getHostMemoryArgBytes(int index)
Names of the Op's input_/output_args that reside in host memory
instead of device memory.
|
int |
getHostMemoryArgCount()
Names of the Op's input_/output_args that reside in host memory
instead of device memory.
|
List<String> |
getHostMemoryArgList()
Names of the Op's input_/output_args that reside in host memory
instead of device memory.
|
String |
getLabel()
This allows experimental kernels to be registered for an op that
won't be used unless the user specifies a "_kernel" attr with
value matching this.
|
org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.ByteString |
getLabelBytes()
This allows experimental kernels to be registered for an op that
won't be used unless the user specifies a "_kernel" attr with
value matching this.
|
String |
getOp()
Must match the name of an Op.
|
org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.ByteString |
getOpBytes()
Must match the name of an Op.
|
findInitializationErrors, getAllFields, getDefaultInstanceForType, getDescriptorForType, getField, getInitializationErrorString, getOneofFieldDescriptor, getRepeatedField, getRepeatedFieldCount, getUnknownFields, hasField, hasOneof
String getOp()
Must match the name of an Op.
string op = 1;
org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.ByteString getOpBytes()
Must match the name of an Op.
string op = 1;
String getDeviceType()
Type of device this kernel runs on.
string device_type = 2;
org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.ByteString getDeviceTypeBytes()
Type of device this kernel runs on.
string device_type = 2;
List<KernelDef.AttrConstraint> getConstraintList()
repeated .tensorflow.KernelDef.AttrConstraint constraint = 3;
KernelDef.AttrConstraint getConstraint(int index)
repeated .tensorflow.KernelDef.AttrConstraint constraint = 3;
int getConstraintCount()
repeated .tensorflow.KernelDef.AttrConstraint constraint = 3;
List<? extends KernelDef.AttrConstraintOrBuilder> getConstraintOrBuilderList()
repeated .tensorflow.KernelDef.AttrConstraint constraint = 3;
KernelDef.AttrConstraintOrBuilder getConstraintOrBuilder(int index)
repeated .tensorflow.KernelDef.AttrConstraint constraint = 3;
List<String> getHostMemoryArgList()
Names of the Op's input_/output_args that reside in host memory instead of device memory.
repeated string host_memory_arg = 4;
int getHostMemoryArgCount()
Names of the Op's input_/output_args that reside in host memory instead of device memory.
repeated string host_memory_arg = 4;
String getHostMemoryArg(int index)
Names of the Op's input_/output_args that reside in host memory instead of device memory.
repeated string host_memory_arg = 4;
org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.ByteString getHostMemoryArgBytes(int index)
Names of the Op's input_/output_args that reside in host memory instead of device memory.
repeated string host_memory_arg = 4;
String getLabel()
This allows experimental kernels to be registered for an op that won't be used unless the user specifies a "_kernel" attr with value matching this.
string label = 5;
org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.ByteString getLabelBytes()
This allows experimental kernels to be registered for an op that won't be used unless the user specifies a "_kernel" attr with value matching this.
string label = 5;
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Takes a regular expression and item name and reports all occurrences where the pattern does not match the declaration.
Wrong
class _MetricNC {
void operation1 (int Parameter) {
void Operation2 (int parameter) {
int _variable;
}
int my_attribute;
final static int constant;
}
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class MetricNC {
void operation1 (int parameter) {
void operation2 (int parameter) {
int variable;
}
int myAttribute;
final static int CONSTANT;
}


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What to do when coming out to your family,parents,and friends.
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Coming out can be hard. You'll wonder what your mom or dad might say. You might wonder what if they don't accept me what if they kick me out. But if you don't tell them you'll never know what they might say,but don't worry that's why im here to help.
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Lisen to these people taking about when they came out and what they did.


Elastic Report Plugin allows to generate reports according to a custom configuration. Using this plugin, you can build almost any desired report. A user simply selects the period and clicks the generate report button. An administrator creates report configurations which define a set of different report sections and bind report columns and rows to the system data.
First you need to perform the general sequence of installing plugins, and then perform several additional actions:
A report consists of a set of sections, which are listed in the output document, one by one. Each section has its own type, parameters, and data binding. In addition, the report has the general parameters that affect all sections. The same report can be generated in a variety of formats. Currently supported Excel, PDF and HTML formats. The appearance of the same report, generated in different formats may slightly differ.
The configuration file specifies the report format and defines the binding of the report data to the input channels. There must be a separate configuration file for each of the reporting form. The configuration file is in XML format. It must be saved in the interface directory, C:\SCADA\Interface by default, or in its subdirectory.
The plugin distributive contains the example of the report configuration file SCADA\Interface\ElasticReport\ElasticRepExample.xml. This example includes the detailed description of the settings and demonstrates the generation of the report sections of all possible types.
Configuration files may be edited using any text editor. For example, the free text editor Notepad++ supports comfortable work with XML files by the special plugin.
It is possible to customize the report styles: fonts, colors, cell sizes, etc.
The file SCADA\ScadaWeb\plugins\ElasticReport\templates\ElasticRepExcel.xml specifies the styles of the reports in Excel format.
To create custom styles, open this file in Excel and go to the Custom Styles page where the additional styles are located. Use the styles from the Default Styles page as an example.
Custom styles for PDF format are specified in the file
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XML file, which defines PDF styles, is edited manually using any text editor. Use the default styles located in ElasticRepPdfDefault.xml as an example.
The report styles for HTML output are configured in the file
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To make the report visible in the list of available reports, it is necessary to register it in the Interface table using the Administrator application. Specify the path to the report configuration file related to the interface directory, specify the ElasticRep report type and enter the report title (see the Figure).
Then pass the configuration database to the Server application by clicking the button. To apply the changes, logout the Webstation web application and login again. The report is available on the Main Menu > Reports page.


T
- after postprocessing of the loaded data an object of type T will be created and passed into
DataLoader.LoadingListener.processFinished(Request, byte[], Object)
public abstract class DataLoader<T>
extends java.lang.Object
URLConnection
)DataLoader.LoadingListener
(protected post...() methods)setFullAsyncMode(boolean)
)Thread
for asynchronous queue execution (loadInBackground(Request)
)canWork()
, cancelCurrent()
)createQueue()
)DataLoader.LoadingListener
s could listen to one loader; and loader
reports to all listeners about all events. Each listener should check itself, whether the data
passed into it's methods is valid for it, or should be ignored. It could be done with help of the
Request
objects, witch are passed into each
DataLoader.LoadingListener
's methods.| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static interface |
DataLoader.LoadingListener<T>
Listener interface for loading (uploading and downloading) process.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected int |
BUFFER_SIZE_BYTES |
protected int |
CONNECT_TIMEOUT |
protected int |
PROGRESS_UPDATE_INTERVAL_MS |
protected int |
READ_TIMEOUT |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
DataLoader() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addLoadingListener(DataLoader.LoadingListener<T> listener)
Adds new listener.
|
void |
addToQueue(java.util.Collection<Request> requests)
Adds all
Request s into the end of the loading queue. |
void |
addToQueue(Request request)
Adds a
Request into the end of the loading queue. |
void |
allowWorking()
Sets internal flag to TRUE, that indicates that queue can be executed.
|
void |
cancelCurrent()
Attempts to stop downloading the current queue element.
|
protected boolean |
canPingListeners()
Checks various stop flags (i.e.
|
boolean |
canWork()
Checks if queue execution is allowed.
|
void |
clearQueue()
Clears the loading queue.
|
protected void |
configURLConnection(java.net.URLConnection urlConnection)
Applies default configurations to specified
URLConnection . |
protected Queue |
createQueue()
Special method for queue configuration.
|
protected byte[] |
doLoad(Request request,
java.io.InputStream in)
Helper method for subclasses - actually does the loading.
|
Request |
getCurrentQueueElement()
Returns current element (witch is processed now) or null.
|
protected java.lang.Thread |
getLoaderThread()
Returns a
Thread where the queue is executed. |
int |
getQueueSize()
Returns number of elements in queue.
|
boolean |
isCurrentCancelled()
Checks if processing of current queue element was cancelled.
|
boolean |
isDebug()
Check if debug logging is on.
|
boolean |
isFullAsyncMode()
Checks if in full asynchronous mode.
|
static boolean |
isOnline(android.content.Context context)
Checks network connection.
|
boolean |
isQueueEmpty()
Checks if the queue is empty.
|
protected byte[] |
load(Request request)
Helper method for subclasses - opens an
InputStream and does the loading. |
protected abstract void |
loadInBackground(Request request)
Does the subclass-specific loading operations - loading itself and postprocessing.
|
protected void |
logDebug(java.lang.String message) |
protected void |
onDownloadingUpdateProgress(Request request,
long loadedBytes,
long totalBytes)
Reports to all listeners that a new chunk of data has been downloaded for the specified
Request . |
protected void |
onProcessFailed(Request request,
java.lang.Exception e)
Reports to all listeners that executing of the specified
Request
has just failed. |
protected void |
onProcessFinished(Request request,
byte[] rawData,
T data)
Reports to all listeners that executing of the specified
Request
has just successfully finished. |
protected void |
onProcessStarted(Request request)
Reports to all listeners that executing of the specified
Request
has just began. |
protected void |
onUploadingUpdateProgress(Request request,
long uploadedBytes,
long totalBytes)
Reports to all listeners that a new chunk of data has been uploaded during processing the
specified
Request . |
protected java.io.InputStream |
openInputStream(Request request)
Helper method for subclasses - actually opens an
InputStream and sets
content length inside the passed Request object -
Request.setResponseContentLength(long) . |
void |
removeFromQueue(Request request)
Removes a
Request from the loading queue. |
void |
removeLoadingListener(DataLoader.LoadingListener<T> listener)
Removes a certain
DataLoader.LoadingListener . |
void |
reset()
Resets the loader to it's initial clear state:
stop operations by stopWorking()
clear queue by clearQueue()
|
void |
setDebug(boolean debug)
Switches debug logging on/off.
|
void |
setFullAsyncMode(boolean fullAsyncMode)
By default full asynchronous mode is OFF and all
DataLoader.LoadingListener 's methods are called in main thread
(inter-thread communication is already embed in loaders). |
void |
start()
Actually starts the execution of the queue in a separate
Thread . |
void |
stopWorking()
Attempts to stop a queue execution.
|
protected final int PROGRESS_UPDATE_INTERVAL_MS
protected final int BUFFER_SIZE_BYTES
protected final int CONNECT_TIMEOUT
protected final int READ_TIMEOUT
protected void logDebug(java.lang.String message)
public static boolean isOnline(android.content.Context context)
public void addLoadingListener(DataLoader.LoadingListener<T> listener)
DataLoader.LoadingListener
object should be
unique - you can't add a single listener twice.listener
- new loading listenerpublic void removeLoadingListener(DataLoader.LoadingListener<T> listener)
DataLoader.LoadingListener
.listener
- loading listener to removepublic void stopWorking()
public void allowWorking()
start()
does), it only allows execution.public boolean canWork()
stopWorking()
,
allowWorking()
public void cancelCurrent()
public boolean isCurrentCancelled()
cancelCurrent()
public void setFullAsyncMode(boolean fullAsyncMode)
DataLoader.LoadingListener
's methods are called in main thread
(inter-thread communication is already embed in loaders). It is very useful for example
for updating interface. ContentProvider
.
public boolean isFullAsyncMode()
public boolean isDebug()
public void setDebug(boolean debug)
protected java.lang.Thread getLoaderThread()
Thread
where the queue is executed. In subclasses this
method could be overwritten to provide another thread.public void addToQueue(Request request)
Request
into the end of the loading queue.request
- a Request
to addpublic void addToQueue(java.util.Collection<Request> requests)
Request
s into the end of the loading queue.requests
- a pack of Request
s to addpublic void removeFromQueue(Request request)
Request
from the loading queue. If this Request
is
already being processed, it could be retrieved by getCurrentQueueElement()
and the
procession could be stopped by cancelCurrent()
(stops only the current, not all queue).request
- a Request
to removepublic Request getCurrentQueueElement()
public int getQueueSize()
public void clearQueue()
public boolean isQueueEmpty()
public void start()
Thread
.public void reset()
stopWorking()
clearQueue()
protected Queue createQueue()
DataLoader
creates an instance of DefaultQueue
, but if a queue with
different logic is required, it could be substituted here.
Queue
hierarchy defines a
usual Iterator pattern.protected abstract void loadInBackground(Request request) throws java.lang.Exception
request
- Request
from the loading queuejava.lang.Exception
protected byte[] load(Request request) throws java.io.IOException, java.net.URISyntaxException
InputStream
and does the loading.java.io.IOException
java.net.URISyntaxException
protected byte[] doLoad(Request request, java.io.InputStream in) throws java.io.IOException
onDownloadingUpdateProgress(Request, long, long)
during the work; handles
canWork()
and isCurrentCancelled()
flags.java.io.IOException
protected java.io.InputStream openInputStream(Request request) throws java.io.IOException, java.net.URISyntaxException
InputStream
and sets
content length inside the passed Request
object -
Request.setResponseContentLength(long)
.java.io.IOException
java.net.URISyntaxException
protected void configURLConnection(java.net.URLConnection urlConnection)
URLConnection
.protected boolean canPingListeners()
canWork()
, isCurrentCancelled()
)protected void onProcessStarted(Request request)
Request
has just began.request
- Request
processed nowisFullAsyncMode()
protected void onUploadingUpdateProgress(Request request, long uploadedBytes, long totalBytes)
Request
. It could be called with HTTP POST and GET
requests while sending params.request
- Request
processed nowuploadedBytes
- total bytes that have already been uploadedtotalBytes
- total bytes that should be uploaded (sum of all params sizes)isFullAsyncMode()
protected void onDownloadingUpdateProgress(Request request, long loadedBytes, long totalBytes)
Request
.request
- Request
processed nowloadedBytes
- total bytes that have already been downloadedtotalBytes
- total bytes that should be downloaded (content length)isFullAsyncMode()
protected void onProcessFinished(Request request, byte[] rawData, T data)
Request
has just successfully finished.request
- Request
that had just been processedrawData
- raw bytes of the downloaded datadata
- postprocessed loader-specific dataisFullAsyncMode()
protected void onProcessFailed(Request request, java.lang.Exception e)
Request
has just failed.request
- Request
that had just failede
- raised Exception
isFullAsyncMode()


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Credit card
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Organization
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Southampton tackled pressing issues during break-Hasenhuettl
Struggling Southampton have spent the last two weeks trying to rediscover their relentless pressing style and will approach the Premier League clash at Arsenal on Saturday with nothing to lose, manager Ralph Hasenhuettl said on Thursday.
REUTERS: Struggling Southampton have spent the last two weeks trying to rediscover their relentless pressing style and will approach the Premier League clash at Arsenal on Saturday with nothing to lose, manager Ralph Hasenhuettl said on Thursday.
Southampton are second bottom in the league with eight points, having lost six of their last seven games including a 9-0 humiliation at home by Leicester City last month that has heaped pressure on the Austrian manager.
"We have to have a good trigger after we lose the ball, we have to win it back immediately. This is something we've been working on in the last two weeks," Hasenhuettl said.
"You could see we forgot a bit about this behaviour and it's a behaviour that made us strong, so finding that again has been the main work over the last two weeks.
"Against big opponents you have nothing to lose. If you go into a game, be brave and believe in yourselves then you have a big chance to get something. Arsenal have been struggling in the last games but at home they're strong."
Five of Southampton's next six matches are against teams in the bottom eight but Hasenhuettl is focused on Saturday.
"We must look forward to the next game and we know we only have a chance at he added.
"The last few away games were OK and we want to show our fans again that we want to be competitive."
Sixth-placed Arsenal are looking for their first victory in five league matches.
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It started right after the Millennium in February. I had never done X before and we had a night out planned. The evening started with one tab, which led to two within 45 minutes and within 3 hours I had popped 4. We all went back to the apartment for a small afterparty at 4am which quickly prompted a massive headache to where I thought my brain was actually going to explode. At this point, I was given Excedrine Migraine and a nice girl who was convinced she had the solution for me.
Evidently, unknown to me at the time, the entire party was trying to stay clean from speed, so she took me into the bathroom and pulled out a wooden box filled with a torch, glass pipe, the works. All I remember asking is what is was. She said go-go. I asked what that was? She said, you know, speed? I said no. Again, she told me it was crank. Once again I asked what it was and she said amphetamine. Then I flashed back to high school health class where I recognized that it was some kind of drug but that was about it. I had to ask again and she said it was crystal methamphetamine, just smoke it.  This was beginning of my two year nightmare.
Within a month and a half I had a new roommate and a clan of new 'friends' who had a wonderful habit continuing 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. I was a systems analyst and had a professional position and my roommate was a hairdresser. Everyone else was unemployed full-time. Over the next six months I managed to take up my new friends' habit and get a nice new boyfriend who was actually our dealer. This was not your typical speed we were smoking. This was pure white, uncut, wack your mind, rocket-fuel as we would call it. V.I.P. dope. And it was at our fingertips on a hourly basis.
We would break into tanning salons with walkie-talkies in the middle of the night to tan and run around town all hours of the morning. We would go out in groups to apartment complexes to steal furniture and even broke into model units. We would get so wacked out that we were consistantly convinced that we were being followed, watched, video taped, and tape recorded. My boyfriend proceeded to borrow my roommates car in one of his 'runs' and managed to get pulled over with over 44 grams on him and a side of coke to go. Unknown at the time, he had been set up by one of his so-called friends that was actually teaching him how to cook. The car was repossed, my boyfriend ended up being my responsibility, and my roommate and I torn apart.
If that wasn't bad enough, I bailed my boyfriend out of jail (only $3500), and decided to move in with him. I'm smart. Only after, of course, losing my job three days prior. With a stern set of rules, including absolutely no using, we were both trying, or so we thought, to get our lives straight. We got jobs, I was manager of a retail store and he was a auto leasing agent and we stayed sober for a couple of weeks.
Then panic set in. He was in denial of eventually going to jail for his arrest and I was in denial about it all. We would use on the weekends and I would cry until I got too high to worry about it. He had a plan to work with the DEA to ease the sentence he would end up serving. This started the physical abuse and the downfall of my sanity. This is now November of the same year and now my usage became more of an addiction than ever.
By January, 2001 he had lost his job and found out that he was going to jail by that April. It took him a month to decide that cooking dope was the solution for him. With money as his driving factor and his mind an emotional wreck, I went through the most unforgettable, unwishable nightmare I've ever known. For three weeks we cooked dope in our apartment and sold to all our friends. Until another of his so-called friends wanted to make sure he went down and reported him to the DEA. They proceeded to kick in my front door at 3am in full gear. Guns drawn, masks and bullet proof vests all worn. They arrested my boyfriend and made me call my parents. They came and got me.
It didn't end there. This is when my real addiction began to shine through. Over the next six months I managed to stay up for 5 days in a row, the longest for me, and get sent to the doctor several times for being so sick. I had gotten down to 115 pounds and I am a six foot female.
Two years later, 2002, I am just now beginning to get my life back. I am 145 pounds, healthier, and still living at home with my mom. Thank God my parents are the best parents in the entire world. I would be in a ditch somewhere if I didn't have them. I am 25 years old.
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AIRHEADS A film review by Michael John Legeros Copyright 1994 Michael John Legeros
Directed by Michael Lehmann Written by Rich Wilkes Cast Brendan Fraiser, Steve Buscemi, Adam Sandler, Joe Mantegna, Michael McKean, Michael Richards, Judd Nelson, Chris Farley MPAA Rating PG-13 Running Time 90 minutes
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"Who'd win a wrestling match, Lemmy or God?" "Ha, trick question." "Lemmy is God." - Brendan Fraiser and Steve Buscemi
Heavy-metal humor ain't easy as proven by the air-headed AIRHEADS, a good-to-bad-to-almost-unwatchable comedy about an unsigned band (Brendan Fraiser, Steve Buscemi, and Adam Sandler) that raids a radio station to get their demo played.
Hip helmer Michael Lehmann and writer Rich Wilkes target the MTV metal crowd and, if nothing else, get the costumes and dialogue right. Best exchange:
"69 copies of MOBY DICK." "The book or the movie?" "They made a book out of it?"
What's missing, though, are any *real* references to the genre. Oh, sure, there's a cameo from Mr. Kilmister and a couple cracks about both Vince Neil and Ozzy. As well as a call-in in from Beavis and Butthead. But the real *meat*--the tunes, man, the tunes--is missing. Come on, a cover of Van Halen's "I'm the One" by Four Non Blondes?
Play some Sabbath, dude!
Three stooges Fraiser, Buscemi, and Sandler are all extra-appealing. And co-stars Joe Mantegna (jock) and Michael McKean (PD) both emerge unscathed from the plot-from-hell. But steer clear of Michael Richards, Judd Nelson, and Chris Farley. They're not worthy.
BOTTOM LINE: For the definite send-up of the genre, pay a call on Penelope Spheeris and her documentary THE DECLINE OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION PART II: THE METAL YEARS.
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Modal verbs are used for prohibition. These situations
are the opposite of giving permission. We will show you
how to use may and can to prohibit someone or create rules.
Modal Verbs: Possibility - Structure
The modal verbs used are Must, May and Can. They are used as negatives:


BMLTNAMeetingSearchPrefs
class BMLTNAMeetingSearchPrefs
This is a very simple persistent user prefs
class. It is instantiated as a SINGLETON, and provides a simple, property-oriented gateway
to the simple persistent user prefs in iOS. It shouldn’t be used for really big, important prefs, but is ideal for the basic settings
type of prefs most users set in their gear
screen.
-
This is the key for the prefs used by this app.
Declaration
Swift
private static let _mainPrefsKey: String
-
We load the user prefs into this Dictionary object.
Declaration
Swift
private var _loadedPrefs: NSMutableDictionary!
-
This is how we enforce a SINGLETON pattern.
Declaration
Swift
private static var _sSingletonPrefs: BMLTNAMeetingSearchPrefs!
-
These are the keys we use for our persistent prefs dictionary.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
private enum PrefsKeys : String
-
We do this to prevent the class from being instantiated in a different context than our controlled one.
Declaration
Swift
private init()
-
This method simply saves the main preferences Dictionary into the standard user defaults.
Declaration
Swift
private func _savePrefs()
-
This method loads the main prefs into our instance storage.
NOTE: This will overwrite any unsaved changes to the current _loadedPrefs property.
Declaration
Swift
private func _loadPrefs() -> Bool
Return Value
a Bool. True, if the load was successful.
-
This is how the singleton instance is instantiated and accessed. Always use this variable to capture the prefs object.
The syntax is:
let myPrefs = BMLTNAMeetingSearchPrefs.prefs
Declaration
Swift
static var prefs: BMLTNAMeetingSearchPrefs { get }
-
This tells us whether or not the device is set for military time.
Declaration
Swift
static var using12hClockFormat: Bool { get }
-
This tells us whether or not the device is set for kilometers.
Declaration
Swift
static var usingKilometeres: Bool { get }
-
Gets a localized version of the weekday name from an index.
Cribbed from Here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7330420/how-do-i-get-the-name-of-a-day-of-the-week-in-the-users-locale#answer-34289913
Declaration
Swift
class func weekdayNameFromWeekdayNumber(_ weekdayNumber: Int) -> String
Parameters
weekdayNumber
1-based index (1 - 7)
Return Value
The localized, full-length weekday name.
-
This is a read-only property, as the value is read from the plist file.
Declaration
Swift
var rootURI: String { get }
Return Value
the selected Root Server URI, as a String.
-
Declaration
Swift
var distanceUnits: String { get set }
Return Value
the selected Distance Units, as a String.
-
Declaration
Swift
var gracePeriodInMinutes: Int { get set }
Return Value
the
grace period
we give meetings (How long they have to already be running before we decide not to attend). -
Should we sort meetings by distance? If false, we sort by day and time. Default is false.
Declaration
Swift
var sortResultsByDistance: Bool { get set }
Return Value
True, if we are to sort by distance. False, if we are to sort by weekday and time.
-
This is the Map type index.
Declaration
Swift
var mapTypeIndex: Int { get set }
Return Value
0, for standard, 1 for hybrid, and 2 for satellite. Default is hybrid.


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This book describes some common User Interface elements.
Use standard elements in favor of custom elements.
Do not create custom elements without a good reason.
Standard symbols for use in menus
Symbol
Meaning
- ✓
- In the Window menu, the active document; in other menus, a setting that applies to the entire selection
- –
- A setting that applies to only part of the selection
- •
- A window with unsaved changes (typically, when Auto Save is not available)


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