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For over 25 years Datcom has been providing quality manufactured copper and fiber data communication cable assemblies. Our experienced well-trained technicians use quality automated tools and testers and enjoy the challenge of taking your ideas and making them a reality. Whether it is a couple of cables or thousands, Datcom has the capacity and dedication to exceed your delivery requirements.
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Martin E. P. Seligman, Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi
The phrase and movement 'Positive Psychology' features, referencing Maslow, Csikszentmihalyi but not introducing or defining many concepts - more of a manifesto piece for those practicing in psychology research.


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You have destroyed others,
but you have not been destroyed yet.
You have betrayed others,
but you have not been betrayed yet.
When you stop destroying others,
others will destroy you.
When you stop betraying others,
others will betray you.
2 Yahweh, act kindly toward us,
because we have patiently waited for you to help us.
Enable us to be strong every day,
and rescue us when we have troubles.
3 Our enemies run away when they hear your voice.

The leaders of Assyria have broken their peace treaty with us;
they despise the people who made those treaties,
and they do not respect anyone.
9 The land of Judah is dry and barren.
The cedar trees in Lebanon are drying up and decaying.
The Plain of Sharon along the coast is now a desert plain.
There are no more leaves on the trees in the areas of Bashan and Carmel.
10 Yahweh says, "Now I will arise and show that I deserve for everyone to honor me.
11 You people of Assyria make plans that are as useless as chaff and straw.

14 The sinners in Jerusalem will tremble because they are very afraid;
godless people will be terrified.

15 Those who act honestly and say what is right,
those who do not try to become rich by forcing money from people,
those who do not try to get bribes,
those who refuse to listen to people who are planning to murder someone,
those who do not join others who urge them to do what is wrong,
16 they are the people who will live safely;
they will find places to be safe in the caves in the mountains.
They will have plenty of food
and water.
17 You people of Judah will see the king wearing all his beautiful robes,
and you will see that he rules a land that extends far away.
18 When you see that, you will think about when you were previously terrified,
and you will say, "The officers of Assyria who counted the tax money that we were forced to pay to them have disappeared!
Those men who counted our towers are gone!
19 Those arrogant people who spoke a language that we could not understand are no longer here!"
20 At that time, you will see Mount Zion, the place where we celebrate our festivals;
You will see that Jerusalem has become a place that is calm and safe.
It will be secure,
like a tent that cannot be moved because its ropes are tight
and its stakes are firmly in the ground.
21 Yahweh will be our mighty God;
he will be like a mighty river that will protect us
because our enemies will not be able to cross it;
no one will be able to row across it
and no warships will be able to sail across it.
22 Yahweh is our judge;
he is the one who gives us laws,
and he is our king.
He will rescue us.
23 The ropes on our enemies' boats will hang loose,
their masts will not be fastened firmly,
and their sails will not be spread out.
The treasures that they have seized will be divided among us, God's people,
and even lame people among us will get some.
24 And the people in Jerusalem will no longer say, "We are sick,"
because Yahweh will forgive the sins that have been committed by the people who live there.


Package algorithms.shortestPaths
Class BellmanFord
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public class BellmanFord extends java.lang.Object
solves the single source shortest paths problem. It can handle negative edge weights, but if there is a negative cycle, it returns false. It solves the problem using dynamic programming (= dividing the problem into sub-problems and combining them into the solution). It is non-greedy solution that uses the relax function to find the minimum edge for a node. relax is invoked |V| - 1 times. Runtime complexity is O(|V||E|). implemented following Cormen, Leiserson, Rivest, and Stein "Introduction to Algorithms"- Author:
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Fields Modifier and Type Field Description protected int[]
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protected int[]
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protected int
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description BellmanFord(SimpleLinkedListNode[] dAG, gnu.trove.map.TIntIntMap[] weights, int sourceVertex)
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description boolean
find()
find the single shortest paths in dAG with edge weights w starting from s.int[]
getShortestPathToVertex(int destVertex)
get shortest path from source to destIndexint
getSumOfPath(int[] vertexes)
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BellmanFord
public BellmanFord(SimpleLinkedListNode[] dAG, gnu.trove.map.TIntIntMap[] weights, int sourceVertex)
- Parameters:
dAG
- directed acyclic graph where the main index of the object array is the vertex number, and each vertex has a linked list of outgoing edges connecting to the vertexes held in each linked list node key. Note that all vertexes, including edge vertexes, must be present as an index of the array dAG, i.e. all vertexes must have numerical value less than dAG.length.weights
- the edge weights in format of outer array index being the first vertex and the map within having a key being the 2nd vertex of the edge with value being the edge weight.sourceVertex
- the source vertex index
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find
public boolean find()
find the single shortest paths in dAG with edge weights w starting from s.- Returns:
- returns false if a negative cycle is present, else returns true and the results are usable.
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getShortestPathToVertex
public int[] getShortestPathToVertex(int destVertex)
get shortest path from source to destIndex- Parameters:
destVertex
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getSumOfPath
public int getSumOfPath(int[] vertexes)
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vertexes
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Saudi Aramco chairman says firm will continue to meet global oil supply demand post listing
DHAHRAN, Saudi Arabia: Saudi Aramco's chairman Yasser al-Rumayyan said on Sunday (Nov 3) the state oil giant would continue to meet its global oil supply demand after it lists on the Riyadh bourse.
Rumayyan was speaking after Aramco kick-started its initial public offering (IPO) earlier on Sunday, officially announcing its intention to list on the domestic bourse, Tadawul.
READ: Saudi Arabia kick-starts IPO of world's largest oil company
Rumayyan also said the local listing was a reflection of a strong global position.
"Listing Aramco on Tadawul proves its strong position among global markets," he told a news conference.


Kenny Ogungbe weighs in on importance of a record label
by The Eagle OnlineKennis Music Chief Executive, Kenny Ogungbe, has weighed in on the relevance of a record label in this era of digital distribution of music, saying that every artiste needs a manager.
The veteran broadcaster and music promoter spoke with the News Agency of Nigeria on the sideline of the All Africa Music Awards AFRIMA at the Eko Convention Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos.
According to the showbiz entrepreneur, a lot of work and funds go into the making of an artiste which automatically required a team or a record label.
“Some artistes may think they do not need a record label before they can distribute their record, I will like to explain to you what a record label does.
“A record label gives you money to produce your video, promote you and distribute your works.
“Artistry is not just about distribution; you have to produce your video with about two to three million naira.
“You have to take your video to every T.V station; they may charge you for them to play your video a lot. You also have to take your song to over 40 radio stations in Lagos,’’ he said.
Ogungbe told NAN that everything about the commercial growth of the artiste would depend on the first step taken by the artiste.

“Some people, when they were growing up had no one to give them money, those are the ones looking for record labels and record labels also look for them.
“So if as an artiste, you think you don’t need records label, good.
 Even when you are grown, you need people to put your team together.
“That is the mistake we are making when we say we don’t need a record label.
“Even me, I have a manager and I respect him to the highest level. One tree does not make a forest ,’’ the Kennis Music CEO said.
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Rand thought that he would sleep well that night. He was nearly tired enough to forget Alanna’s touch, and more important, Aviendha was out in the tents with the Wise Ones, not undressing for bed with no regard for his presence, not disturbing his rest with the sound of her breathing. Something else made him toss, though. Dreams. He always warded his dreams, to keep the Forsaken out—and the Wise Ones—but warding could not keep out what was already inside. Dreams came of huge white things like giant bird wings without the bird, sailing across the sky; of great cities of impossibly tall buildings, shining in the sun, with shapes like beetles and flattened water-drops speeding along the streets. He had seen all that before, inside the huge ter’angreal in Rhuidean where he had gained the Dragons on his arms, and knew them for images of the Age of Legends, but this time it was all different. Everything seemed twisted, the colors . . . wrong, as though something had gone askew in his eyes. The sho-wings faltered and fell, each carrying hundreds to death. Buildings shattered like glass, cities burned, the land heaved like storm-tossed seas. And time after time he faced a beautiful golden-haired woman, watched love turn to terror on her face. Part of him knew her. Part of him wanted to save her, from the Dark One, from any harm, from what he himself was about to do. So many parts of him, mind splintered in glittering shards, all screaming.
He woke in darkness, sweating, shaking. Lews Therin’s dreams. That had never happened before, not dreaming the man’s dreams. He lay there the hours remaining until sunrise, staring at nothing, afraid to close his eyes. He held on to saidin as if he could use it to fight the dead man, but Lews Therin remained silent.
When pale light finally appeared at the windows, a gai’shain slipped silently into the room with a cloth-covered silver tray. Seeing Rand awake, he did not speak, only bowed and left just as quietly. With the Power in him, Rand smelled cool sweetberry tea and warm bread, butter and honey, the hot porridge Aiel ate mornings, all as if his nose were in the tray. Releasing the Source, he dressed and buckled on his sword. He did not touch the cloth covering the food; he did not much feel like eating. Holding the Dragon Scepter in the crook of his elbow, he left his apartments.
The Maidens were back in the wide corridor with Sulin, and Urien and his Red Shields, but not alone. People crowded the hallway shoulder to shoulder beyond the guards. And some inside the ring. Aviendha stood among a delegation of Wise Ones, Amys and Bair and Melaine, Sorilea of course, Chaelin, a Smoke Water Miagoma with touches of gray in her dark red hair, and Edarra, a Neder Shiande who looked not much older than himself, though she already had an apparently unshakable calm in her blue eyes and a straight-backed presence to match the others. Berelain was with them, too, but not Rhuarc or any of the other clan chiefs. What he had had to say to them had been said, and Aiel did not draw things out. But then, why were the Wise Ones there? Or Berelain? The green-and-white dress she wore this morning showed a pleasant expanse of pale bosom.
Then there were the Cairhienin, outside the ring of Aiel. Colavaere, strikingly handsome in her middle years, dark hair an elaborate tower of curls and horizontal slashes coloring her gown from high gold-embroidered collar to below her knees, more slashes than anyone else present. Solid, square-faced Dobraine, the front of his mostly gray hair shaved soldier-fashion and his coat worn from the straps of a breastplate. Maringil, straight as a blade, white hair touching his shoulders; he had not shaved his forehead, and his dark silk coat, striped like Dobraine’s nearly to his knees, was fit for a ball. Two dozen or more clustered behind, mostly younger men and women, few wearing horizontal stripes even as low as the waist. “Grace favor the Lord Dragon,” they murmured, bowing hand to heart or curtsying, and, “Grace honors us with the Lord Dragon’s presence.”
The Tairens had their contingent as well, High Lords and Ladies without lesser nobles, in peaked velvet hats and silk coats with puffy, satin-striped sleeves, in bright gowns with broad lace ruffs and close-fitting caps of pearls or gems, making their respects with “The Light illumine the Lord Dragon.” Meilan stood foremost, of course, lean and hard and expressionless, with his gray pointed beard. Close beside him, Fionnda’s stern expression and iron eyes somehow did not diminish her beauty, while willowy Anaiyella’s simpers lessened hers. There were certainly no smiles of any sort on the faces of Maraconn, a blue-eyed rarity among Tairens, or bald Gueyam, or Aracome, who looked twice as slender alongside Gueyam’s solid width if just as steely. They—and Meilan—had been thick with Hearne and Simaan. Rand had not mentioned those two yesterday, or their treason, but he was sure it was known here, and equally sure his silence was given meaning according to each man’s own mind. They had grown used to such since coming to Cairhien, and this morning they watched Rand as if he might suddenly produce orders for their arrest.
In truth, nearly everyone was watching someone. A good many eyed the Aiel nervously, often hiding anger with varying success. Others watched Berelain almost as closely; he was surprised to see that even the men, even the Tairens, had more thought than lechery on their faces. Most watched him, of course; he was who he was, and what he was. Colavaere’s cool gaze shifted between him and Aviendha, where it heated; there was bad blood there, though Aviendha seemed to have forgotten. Colavaere would certainly never forget the beating she had received from Aviendha after being discovered in Rand’s rooms, or forgive the fact that it was common knowledge now. Meilan and Maringil each made his awareness of the other plain by avoiding the other’s eyes. Both wanted the throne of Cairhien, and both thought the other his chief rival. Dobraine watched Meilan and Maringil, though why was anyone’s guess. Melaine studied Rand, while Sorilea studied her, and Aviendha frowned at the floor. One big-eyed young woman among the Cairhienin wore her hair loose and cut off at the shoulder instead of piled in ornate curls, and a sword belted over a dark riding dress with only six slashes of color. Many of the others did not bother to hide disparaging smiles when they glanced at her; she hardly seemed to notice, alternating between staring at the Maidens with stark admiration or at Rand with stark fear. He remembered her. Selande, one of the stream of beautiful women Colavaere had thought would tie the Dragon Reborn to her schemes, until Rand convinced her it would not work. With Aviendha’s unasked help, unfortunately. He hoped Colavaere feared him enough to forget revenge on Aviendha, but he wished he could make Selande believe she had nothing to fear. You cannot please everyone, Moiraine had said. You cannot soothe everyone. A hard woman.
To cap it all, the Aiel watched everyone except the Wise Ones, of course. And except Berelain, for some reason. They always eyed wetlanders suspiciously, yet she might as well have been another Wise One.
“You all honor me.” Rand hoped he did not sound too dry. Back to a parade. He wondered where Egwene was. Probably lolling in bed. Briefly he considered finding her and making one last effort to . . . no, if she would not tell, he did not know how to make her. Too bad being ta’veren did not work when he most wanted it to. “Unfortunately, I will not be able to talk with you more this morning. I am returning to Caemlyn.” Andor was the problem he had to deal with now. Andor, and Sammael.
“Your orders are to be carried out, my Lord Dragon,” Berelain said. “This morning, so you may witness it.”
“My orders?”
“Mangin,” she said. “He was told this morning.” Most of the Wise Ones had donned a flat expression, but Bair and Sorilea both wore open disapproval. Surprisingly, it was directed at Berelain.
“I don’t mean to be a witness to every murderer who’s hung,” Rand said coldly. In truth, he had forgotten, or rather shoved it out of his mind. Hanging a man you liked was not something anyone would want to remember. Rhuarc and the other chiefs had not even mentioned it when he spoke with them. Another truth was that he would not make this execution special. Aiel had to live by the law like anyone else; Cairhienin and Tairens had to see that, and know that if he would not play favorites with the Aiel, he certainly would not with them. You use everything and everybody, he thought, sickened; at least, he hoped he had thought it. Besides, he did not want to watch any hanging, much less Mangin’s.
Meilan certainly looked thoughtful, and sweat was beading on Aracome’s forehead, though that might have been the heat. Colavaere, face going pale, seemed to be seeing him for the first time ever. Berelain divided a rueful glance between Bair and Sorilea, who nodded; could they have told her he would answer as he had? It did not seem possible. The others’ reactions varied from surprise to satisfaction, but he noted Selande in particular. Wide-eyed, she forgot the Maidens; if she had looked at Rand fearfully before, now she was terrified. Well, so be it.
“I will be leaving for Caemlyn immediately,” Rand told them. A soft sound rippled among the Cairhienin and Tairens, very much like sighs of relief.
It was no surprise that they all accompanied him as far as the chamber set aside for his Traveling. Except for Berelain, the Maidens and Red Shields kept the wetlanders back; they did not particularly like letting Cairhienin near him, and he was as glad as they barred the Tairens today. There were plenty of glares, but no one said anything, not to him. Not even Berelain, who followed right behind with the Wise Ones and Aviendha, talking quietly, occasionally laughing softly. That made the hair on his neck stand, Berelain and Aviendha talking together. And laughing?
At the square-carved door to the Traveling chamber, he looked carefully above Berelain’s head as she swept him a deep curtsy. “I will tend Cairhien without fear or favor until you return, my Lord Dragon.” Perhaps, despite Mangin, she really had come this morning just to say that, and be heard by the other nobles. It brought an indulgent smile from Sorilea for some reason. He needed to find out what was going on there; he was not going to have the Wise Ones interfering with Berelain. The rest of the Wise Ones had drawn Aviendha aside; they seemed to be taking turns speaking to her, quite firmly though he could not make out words. “When you see Perrin Aybara next,” Berelain added, “please give him my warmest wishes. And Mat Cauthon, also.”
“We await the Lord Dragon’s return eagerly,” Colavaere lied, keeping her face carefully neutral.
Meilan glared at her for having managed to speak first, and made a flowery speech, saying no more really than she had, which Maringil of course had to top, for floweriness at least. Fionnda and Anaiyella outdid both, adding enough compliments that he eyed Aviendha anxiously, but the Wise Ones still had her occupied. Dobraine contented himself with, “Until my Lord Dragon’s return,” while Maraconn, Gueyam and Aracome murmured something indistinct with wary eyes.
It was a relief to duck inside, away from them. The surprise came when Melaine followed him ahead of Aviendha. He raised a questioning eyebrow.
“I must consult with Bael on business of the Wise Ones,” she told him in a no-nonsense voice, then immediately shot a sharp look at Aviendha, who had on such an innocent face that Rand knew she was hiding something. Aviendha looked many things naturally, but never innocent; never that innocent.
“As you wish,” he said. He suspected the Wise Ones had been waiting a chance to send her to Caemlyn. Who better to make sure Rand did not influence Bael the wrong way than Bael’s wife? Like Rhuarc, the man had two, which Mat always said was either a dream or a nightmare and he could not decide which.
Aviendha watched closely as he opened a gateway back to Caemlyn, into the Grand Hall. She usually did, though she could not see his flows. Once she had made a gateway herself, but in a rare moment of panic, and she had never been able to remember how. Today for some reason the rotating slash of light apparently reminded her of what happened that time; red suffused her tan cheeks, and she suddenly refused to look in his direction. With the Power filling him, he smelled her, the herbal scent of her soap, a hint of sweet perfume he could not remember her wearing before. For once truly eager to be rid of saidin, he was the first one through into the empty throne room. Alanna seemed to crash home in his head, her presence as palpable as if she had been right in front of him. She had been weeping, he thought. Because he had gone away? Well, let her weep for that. Somehow he had to break free of her.
His going first did not sit well with the Maidens or Red Shields, of course. Urien merely grunted and shook his head disapprovingly. A white-faced Sulin went up on her toes to put herself nose-to-nose with Rand. “The great and powerful Car’a’carn gave his honor to Far Dareis Mai to carry,” she all but hissed in a low whisper. “If the mighty Car’a’carn dies in ambush while the Maidens protect him, Far Dareis Mai has no honor left. If the all-conquering Car’a’carn does not care, perhaps Enaila is right. Perhaps the omnipotent Car’a’carn is a willful boy who should be held by the hand lest he run over a cliff because he will not look.”
Rand’s jaw tightened. In private he gritted his teeth and put up with this—with less pointed than this, usually—for the debt he owed the Maidens, but not even Enaila or Somara had ever openly berated him in public. Melaine was already halfway down the hall, skirts gathered up and almost trotting; apparently she could not wait to reestablish the Wise Ones’ influence with Bael. He could not tell whether Urien had heard, though the man seemed awfully intent on directing his veiled Aethan Dor as they searched through the columns with the Maidens, something they had no need of direction to do. Aviendha, on the other hand, arms folded beneath her breasts, wore such a mix of frown and approval that he had no doubts about her.
“Yesterday went very well,” he told Sulin firmly. “From now on, I think two guards will be more than sufficient.” Her eyes almost bulged; she could not seem to find breath to speak. Now that he had taken away, it was time to give back, before she exploded like an Illuminator’s fireworks. “It’s different when I go outside the Palace, of course. The guard you have been giving me will do then, but here, or in the Sun Palace or the Stone of Tear, two are enough.” He turned away while her mouth still worked silently.
Aviendha fell in beside him as he walked around the dais holding the thrones to the small doors behind. He had come here instead of straight to his own rooms in hope that he could lose her. Even without saidin he could smell her, or maybe it was the memory.
Shawl wrapped around her tightly, Aviendha stared straight ahead of her as if troubled, not noticing when he held the door into one of the lion-paneled dressing rooms for her, something that usually aroused at least a little ire, perhaps a tart question as to which of her arms was broken. When he asked what was the matter, she gave a start. “Nothing. Sulin was right. But . . . ” Suddenly she gave a reluctant grin. “Did you see her face? No one has set her down like that since . . . since never, I think. Not even Rhuarc.”
“I’m a little surprised to find you on my side.”
She stared at him with those big eyes. He could spend all day just trying to decide whether they were blue or green. No. He had no right to think about her eyes. What had happened after she made that doorway—to run from him—made no difference. He especially had no right to think about that.
“You trouble me so, Rand al’Thor,” she said without a bit of heat. “Light, sometimes I think the Creator made you just to trouble me.”
He wanted to tell her it was her own fault—more than once he had offered to send her back to the Wise Ones, though it would just mean them putting someone else in her place—but before he could open his mouth, Jalani and Liah caught up, followed almost immediately by two Red Shields, one a graying fellow with three times the scars Liah had on her face. Rand directed Jalani and the scarred man back to the throne room, which nearly precipitated an argument. Not from the Red Shield, who merely glanced at his fellow, shrugged and went, but Jalani drew herself up.
Rand pointed to the door leading to the Grand Hall. “The Car’a’carn expects Far Dareis Mai to go where he commands.”
“You may be a king to the wetlanders, Rand al’Thor, but not to Aiel.” A tough sullenness marred Jalani’s dignity, reminding him how young she was. “The Maidens will never fail you in the dance of spears, but this is not the dance.” Still, she went, after a rapid exchange of handtalk with Liah.
With Liah and the lean Red Shield, a yellow-haired man named Cassin who stood a good inch taller than Rand, Rand strode quickly through the palace to his rooms. And with Aviendha, of course. If he had thought those bulky skirts might make her fall behind, he was mistaken. Liah and Cassin remained in the hallway outside his sitting room, a large chamber with a marble frieze of lions below the high ceiling and tapestries of hunting scenes and misty mountains, but Aviendha followed him inside.
“Shouldn’t you be with Melaine?” he demanded. “Business of the Wise Ones and all that?”
“No,” she said curtly. “Melaine would not be pleased if I interfered right now.”
Light, but he should not be pleased that she was not going. Tossing the Dragon Scepter atop a table with gilded vine-carved legs, he undid his sword belt and added that. “Did Amys and the others tell you where Elayne is?”
For a long moment Aviendha stood in the middle of the blue-tiled floor looking at him, her expression unreadable. “They do not know,” she said finally. “I asked.” He had expected she would.  In her view he did, and what had happened between them beyond that gateway she had made clearly did not alter the fact, and would not happen again, something else she had made quite clear.  Ignoring all the fine gilded chairs, she settled cross-legged on the floor, arranging her skirts gracefully. “They did speak of you, though.”
“Why does that not surprise me?” he said dryly, and to his surprise her cheeks reddened. Aviendha was not a woman for blushes, and this made twice in one day.
“They have shared dreams, some of which concern you.” She sounded slightly strangled until she paused to clear her throat, then fixed him with a steady, determined gaze. “Melaine and Bair dreamed of you on a boat,” she said, the word still awkward after all these months in the wetlands, “with three women whose faces they could not see, and a scale tilting first one way then the other. Melaine and Amys dreamed of a man standing by your side with a dagger to your throat, but you did not see him. Bair and Amys dreamed of you cutting the wetlands in two with a sword.” For an instant her eyes darted contemptuously to the scabbarded blade lying atop the Dragon Scepter. Contemptuously, and a bit guiltily. She had given him that, once the property of King Laman, carefully wrapped in a blanket so she could not be said to have actually touched it. “They cannot interpret the dreams, but they thought you should know.”
The first was as opaque to him as to the Wise Ones, but the second seemed obvious. A man he could not see with a dagger had to be a Gray Man; their souls given up to the Shadow—not merely pledged, but given away—they could slip past notice even when you looked right at them, and their only real purpose was assassination. Why had the Wise Ones not understood something so plain? As for the last, he feared that was plain as well. He already was cutting lands apart. Tarabon and Arad Doman were ruins, the rebellions in Tear and Cairhien could become more than skulking talk at any time, and Illian would certainly feel the weight of his sword. And that was aside from the Prophet, and the Dragonsworn down in Altara and Murandy.
“I don’t see any mystery in two of those, Aviendha.” But when he explained, she gave him a doubtful look. Of course. If Wise One dreamwalkers could not interpret a dream, certainly no one else could. He grunted sourly and flung himself into a chair facing her. “What else did they dream?”
“There is one other I can tell you, though it may not concern you.” Which meant there were some she would not tell, which made him wonder why the Wise Ones had discussed them with her, since she was not a dreamwalker. “All three had this dream, which makes it especially significant. Rain,” that word still came clumsily too, “coming from a bowl. There are snares and pitfalls around the bowl. If the right hands pick it up, they will find a treasure perhaps as great as the bowl. If the wrong hands, the world is doomed. The key to finding the bowl is to find the one who is no longer.”
“No longer what?” This certainly sounded more important than the rest. “Do you mean somebody who’s dead?”
Aviendha’s dark reddish hair swung below her shoulders as she shook her head. “They know no more than I said.” To his surprise, she rose smoothly with those automatic adjustments to her clothes that women always made.
“Do you—” He coughed deliberately. Do you have to go? he had been about to say. Light, he wanted her to go. Every minute around her was torture. But then, every minute away from her was torture too. Well, he could do what was right and what was good for him, and best for her. “Do you want to go back to the Wise Ones, Aviendha? To resume your studies? There really isn’t any point to your staying longer. You’ve taught me so much, I might as well have been raised Aiel.”
Her sniff said volumes, but of course she did not leave it at that. “You know less than a boy of six.  When can a woman marry a man without making a bridal wreath? When must a roofmistress obey a blacksmith? If you take a silversmith gai’shain, why must you let her work one day for herself for each she works for you? Why is the same not true of a weaver?” He floundered for answers short of admitting he did not know, but she suddenly fiddled with her shawl as if she had forgotten him. “Sometimes ji’e’toh makes for very great jokes.  Her voice dropped to a whisper. “I will meet my toh.”
He thought she was talking to herself, but he answered. Carefully. “If you mean about Lanfear, it wasn’t me who saved you. Moiraine did. She died saving all of us.” Laman’s sword had rid her of her only other toh to him, though he had never been able to understand what that was. The only obligation she knew. He prayed she never learned of the other; she would see it as one, though he certainly did not.
Aviendha peered at him, head tilted and a slight smile flickering on her lips. She had regained a self-possession that would have done Sorilea proud. “Thank you, Rand al’Thor. Bair says it is well to be reminded now and then that a man does not know everything. Be sure to let me know when you mean to go to sleep. I would not come late and wake you.”
Rand sat there staring at the door after she had gone. A Cairhienin playing the Game of Houses was usually easier to understand than any woman making no effort to be enigmatic at all. He suspected that what he felt for Aviendha, whatever that was, tangled things up worse.
What I love, I destroy, Lews Therin laughed. What I destroy, I love.
 Rand thought furiously, and the thin-edged laughter vanished. He did not know who he loved, but he knew who he was going to save. From whatever he could, but from him most of all.
In the hallway, Aviendha sagged against the door, taking deep calming breaths. Meant to be calming, anyway. Her heart still tried to tear through her rib cage. Being near Rand al’Thor stretched her naked over hot coals, stretched her till she thought her bones would pop apart. He brought such shame to her as she had never thought she would know. A great joke, she had told him, and part of her did want to laugh. She had toh toward him, but much more toward Elayne. All he had done was save her life. Lanfear would have killed her without him.  Somehow, Lanfear had known. Beside what she had incurred toward Elayne, her toh toward Rand was a termite mound beside the Spine of the World.
Cassin—the cut of his coat told her he was Goshien as well as Aethan Dor; she did not recognize his sept—merely glanced at her from where he squatted with his spears across his knees; he knew nothing, of course. But Liah smiled at her, entirely too encouragingly for a woman she did not know, entirely too knowingly for anyone. Aviendha was shocked to find herself thinking that Chareen, as Lian’s coat marked her, were often sneaking cats; she had never thought of any Maiden as anything but Far Dareis Mai. Rand al’Thor had unstrung her brain.
Still, her fingers flashed angrily. Why do you smile, girl? Have you no better use for your time?
Liah’s eyebrows raised slightly, and if anything her smile became amused. Her fingers moved in answer. Who do you call girl, girl? You are not yet wise, but no longer Maiden. I think you will put your soul in a wreath to lay at a man’s feet.
Aviendha took a furious step forward—there were few insults worse among Far Dareis Mai—then stopped. In cadin’sor she did not think Liah could match her, but in skirts, she would be defeated. Worse, Liah would probably refuse to make her gai’shain; she could, attacked by a woman who was not a Maiden and not yet a Wise One, or demand the right to beat Aviendha before any of the Taardad who could be gathered. A lesser shame than the refusal, but not small. Worst of all, whether she won or lost, Melaine surely would choose a method to remind her she had left the spear behind that would make her wish Liah had drubbed her ten times before all the clans. In a Wise One’s hands, shame was keener than a flaying knife. Liah never moved a muscle; she knew all that as well as Aviendha did.
“Now you stare at one another,” Cassin said idly. “One day I must learn this handtalk of yours.”
Liah glanced at him, her laugh silvery. “You will look pretty in skirts, Red Shield, the day you come to ask to become a Maiden.”
Aviendha drew a relieved breath when Liah’s eyes left hers; under the circumstances, she could not have looked away first honorably. Automatically her fingers moved in acknowledgment, the first handtalk a Maiden learned, since the phrase a new Maiden used most often. I have toh.
Liah signed back without pause. Very small, spear-sister.
Aviendha smiled gratefully for the missing hooked little finger that would have made the term mocking, used to women who gave up the spear and then tried to behave as if they had not.
A wetlander servant was running up the hall. Keeping her face clear of the disgust she felt for someone who spent his life serving others, Aviendha strode off the other way, so she would not have to pass the fellow. Killing Rand al’Thor would meet one toh, killing herself the second, but each toh blocked that solution to the other. Whatever the Wise Ones said, she had to find some way to meet both.


ie I had always experieced the horror of the withdraw symptoms and was scared into usI started using xanax recreationaly right at about a year ago. I started using about 5-6 mg a day, I was lured in by the feelings of calm-ness and the ease of social situations. I guess you could say that it snow-balled from there to where I was taking anywhere from 5-12 mgs a night no matter what the situation was even if I was alone just watching tv. After about a year of using I noticed that not taking xanax every day was quite the task, when it wasnít available for purchase I became a pretty aggressive individual, even irate at times.
Thatís when I was so in over my head that I scheduled a doctors appointment and amazingly walked out with a prescription to 60mgs a month, that was what I thought to be the smartest move to do, that way I was never under stocked.
 I was loosing weight, sleep, friends and putting distance between me and my family. when you try to quit cold turkey its the hardest thing in the world I would begin to shake around the medication time my jaw would start to twitch I had shaky hands, and a racing heart thatís when I started researching xanax addiction on the web.  I was told that I could go into seizures form just quitting and could maybe even ding them still.
I began to ween myself down I got from the usual 5-12 mgs a day to my prescribed two that was a long hard time. even then going without the 2mgs a day was a living hell I thought I was going to have this addiction with me until the very end but thankfully I made myself do to the doctor and get switched from the xanax to cloneazepam and 0.5 tablets at that I was allowed 1mg a day, it was hard as hell some nights my heart would race so fast that I really thought I was going to have a stroke, but I kept trying and working to get to my goal to be drug free, I found that my usual cannabis intake didnít ease the cravings if anything it brought them on more so I had to leave my be-loved maryjane but that wasnít an issue.
It has been about 4 months now and the cravings are still there and I am still on the klonpin but things are getting easyier by the day.
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Independence Day (1996)
Seen on 5 July 1996 with Andrea and Kerry at the Ziegfield for $8.50. Also seen repeatedly on HBO in June 1997.
After months of watching previews for *Independence Day* it was clear that I would be seeing it whether I wanted to or not. Gigantic space ships looming over great cities, worried citizens looking skyward, and every landmark familiar to us blown to smithereens. While watching one preview months earlier, the White House is blown up and at least one exuberant audience member exclaimed "Sign me up!"
Like movies before and after it, the special effects and the previews were the true stars of the show. Did you go to Towering Inferno to see Fred Astaire pet a cat? Did you sit through Earthquake to see Ava Gardner throw barbs at Charlton Heston? I didn't think so.
Consequently, you didn't go to *Independence Day* to see Jeff Goldblum chomp on a cigar; you went to see the Capitol blown to bits. I was hoping for the IRS building, but no dice.
It is clear now why the stars of the movie were not prominently featured in the previews. The entire story is subordinate to the special effects.
The biggest let down in Independence Day is the opportunity to make the movie something more than a jingoistic flag waving epic in which only an American can think up a way to beat the aliens (that it takes a minorities to do it is something at least). It is also disappointing that after all the build-up to see the aliens, they are two dimensional as well. Their entire dialogue and mission is limited to about three or four words, indicated they are simply evil and bellicose.
Like I said, the buildup is terrific and the let down tremendous. The best scenes after the aliens start microwaving the world's great cities occur in the "notorious" Area 51 in the subterranean lab the government has kept secret all these decades. But it all ends in macho swagger. Oy gevalt.
The cast is good but not stellar. The comic talents of Judd Hirsch, Margaret Colin, and Harvey Fierstein do go a long way to temper the general testosterone nonsense perpetuated by Will Smith, Bill Pullman, Jeff Goldblum, Robert Loggia and a host of others; and if Randy Quaid was included to make sure we were annoyed, mission accomplished.
In anachronistic retrospect, Contact and Men in Black are preferable.
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Likely the most well known site on the internet! It provides us with access to all of the web's resources by using advanced searching methods to return our results. Much like Reddit, the like to keep the layout simple and focus on their primary goal: getting you to search and increase the effectiveness of their engine.
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KFC Just Rolled Out An Affordable Soy Garlic Chicken Set And New Sweet Potato Fries
Yum!
by Arisha RozaideeCover image via KFC Malaysia SAYS Makan
Calling all Korean fried chicken fans, KFC has a new menu addition that you'll love!
KFC = Korean Fried Chicken?
You can now get Soy Garlic Glaze Drummets at selected KFC outlets across Malaysia
This brand new menu item is now selling at only RM9.90 per set which includes two pieces of the Soy Garlic Glaze Drummets, one piece of fried chicken, one large whipped potato, and a drink.
The Soy Garlic Glaze Drummets are not available at all outlets just yet, but you can try them at these locations:
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- KFC Shah Alam 2, Selangor
- KFC Setiawangsa, Kuala Lumpur
- KFC Danau Desa, Kuala Lumpur
- KFC Batu Lanchang, Penang
- KFC Mersing, Johor
- KFC Taman Perling, Johor
- KFC Taman Tas, Pahang
- KFC AEON Manjung, Perak, and
- KFC Jerteh, Terengganu.
To celebrate the festive season, KFC is also introducing Frosted Sweet Potato Fries
The waffle fries are crispy on the outside and soft on the inside and they're frosted with some icing sugar which really brings out the taste of the sweet potato!
You can purchase it on its own for RM5.50 or get it with the Holiday Bucket set which is priced at RM34.90.
We tried it out for ourselves and we would 10/10 recommend.
And if you're feeling reminiscent, I've got good news for you.
The Hot & Cheezy chicken is back!
Spicy fried chicken blanketed with a warm layer of cheese sauce. *chef's kiss*


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GREASE (1978) (Paramount) Starring: John Travolta, Olivia Newton-John, Jeff Conaway, Stockard Channing. Screenplay: Bronte Woodard, based on the original stage production by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey. Producers: Robert Stigwood and Allan Carr. Director: Randal Kleiser. MPAA Rating: PG (adult themes, profanity) Running Time: 110 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
The 20th anniversary re-release of GREASE is further proof that pop will indeed eat itself. Based on the successful Broadway musical by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey, GREASE was orginally released in 1978 in part to cash in on that decade's wave of 1950s nostalgia -- "Happy Days," thin-Elvis idolatry and the like -- becoming in the process the most successful musical in box office history. It returns to screens in 1998 in part to cash in on this decade's wave of 1970s nostalgia -- disco revivals, thin-John Travolta idolatry and the like. The layers of cultural cannibalism involved are simply staggering.
I must admit that I was shocked by the $13 million GREASE took in on the first weekend of its re-release. Paramount had previously misfired with anniversary re-releases of THE GODFATHER and -- a Grand Prize Winner in the "Okay, I'll Bite...Why?" Sweepstakes -- DIRTY DANCING, and there hardly seemed to be a STAR WARS-like clamor from a generation of movie-goers deprived of watching "Hand Jive" on the big screen. Yet there they were, coming out in force for the simple adventures of greaser Danny (Travolta) and Australian exchange student Sandy (Olivia Newton-John) as they struggled to make it works from opposite sides of the Rydell High School tracks.
It's difficult to make sense of why GREASE is once again the word, especially when it's difficult to make sense of why it was the word in the first place. The cast of "teenagers" -- Travolta, Newton-John, Stockard Channing as lead "Pink Lady" Rizzo, Jeff Conaway as Danny's pal Kenickie -- generally looked old enough to be attending high school reunions rather than attending high school; the songs were an uninspired combination of throwback homage and 70s schmaltz-pop; the dialogue and performances were at best a half-step removed from the wooden posturing of 1950s juvenile delinquent melodramas. Nevertheless it thrived, both in an era where its star was a teen heartthrob and in an era where he is a "serious actor." What could be the common thread?
I hope it's not just the eternal optimist in me which makes me believe that GREASE works because it finds an audience hungry for musicals. Of course, this is a very different age from the Golden Age of movie musicals, a more cynical one. Arguably, however, the late 70s were even more cynical -- post-Watergate national disillusionment, gas lines, out-of-control inflation. GREASE provided the same basic appeal the classic musicals provided: it was movie-going as pure escapism, full of utterly improbable musical numbers, fresh faces and plenty of enthusiasm set in a mythologically simpler time. At the same time, it brought just enough attitude and polished-up teen rebellion that young audiences could convince themselves they weren't watching something "corny." They could have their SINGIN' IN THE RAIN and their ANIMAL HOUSE all in one sitting.
It would be amusing indeed if, buried beneath the meta-nostalgia of the GREASE re-release, you could find a nostalgia of a different kind. I suspect few people old enough to have seen GREASE the first time around mark it as a seminal movie-going experience; I suspect even fewer young movie-goers are that anxious to see what Travolta looked like before he was big enough to play Clinton without padding. Maybe even a mediocre musical reminds folks of a cinematic vitamin deficiency they didn't even known they had. Maybe there's a part of every movie-goer that wants to go back to the time when you could watch people sing and dance on screen without rolling your eyes.  Somewhere, even if they don't know it, audiences watching GREASE may be watching the 1950s of James Dean but _seeing_ the 1950s of Gene Kelly, all filtered through the 1970s of John Travolta. Maybe GREASE _is_ the way we are feeling.
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In the past weeks, we have relied pretty heavily on enumerable methods and simple helper functions in both Ruby and Javascript. These methods keep us from having to know exactly what's happening, but allow us to do a lot of great and useful things as long as we understand the documentation pages. However, these methods are holding much more complicated code inside of them that is important to understand. One such set of methods is the sorting methods common to many languages. Underlying the basic idea of "go sort this array" is a series of useful potential algorithms, each of which is uniquely suited for different scenarios. Some of these are described below:
A common but slow algorithm used for sorting, bubble sort is a method by which an array is parsed through, and for every pair of two that exists, a comparison is done to see if they are in the right order. This is done over and over on the array until there is nothing left to be done. A simple analogy is a box of sand and rocks. If you shake the box, larger pieces are forced upward and smaller pieces move to the bottom until you get a "sorted" box. You can see an example of the algorithm used on numbers from Wikipedia here:
This algorithm, while simple, is also very slow as it takes multiple passes to get a sorted answer. The runtime also increases the larger the dataset is. It not only takes more time to parse through the set, it takes longer to push all of the numbers into thir correct place. Bubble sorting works best on small sets of data that are reasonably sorted beforehand, because the worst case is to start with the largest number at the beginning and having to push it all the way to the end.
Quick sort is another commonly used sorting algorithm, which uses statistical properties of a dataset to sort it. It is more complicated than the bubble sorting algorithm, due to the statistics involved. The algorithm for quick sort is to pick the middle value, and switch the values around so that values lower than the middle point are on one side and values above are on the other. Then, each side of the middle value is sorted by subdividing them into smaller parts and running another quick sort until all the values are in order, and finally working back up the values to check that everything is sorted. This is most easily done with recursion, and an image of what happense can be seen below (also from Wikipedia):
This method is a lot more complicated than the bubble sort, but on average it gives better results. In the worst case, it can perform just as poorly as bubble sorting, but the general rule is that it's faster on sets in general and not only small datasets.
In common practice, these sorting algorithms are combined together in a larger script. Tests are done on the array to check for things like length, average value, and other statistical factors that lead to a more efficient calculation. So, when methods like Array#sort! are used, it's really an overall script that analyzed the array and sorts based on the best choice for the situation.


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To get started with PerformanceMeters, try the tutorial.
The entry point is the main method in the
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It takes zero or more property files as its arguments.
Any specified system properties will override file-based properties,
and properties found in later files may override properties
specified in earlier files on the command line.
It's also possibly to specify properties as VM arguments
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See src/performance-meters.sh for a sample shell script.
Every test is driven by an XML configuration file. See src/tests for sample property and XML files.
Note that if you aren't planning to use XCC, you may not need the library.
| Property | default value | notes |
|---|---|---|
| checkResults | false | If true, test results will be checked against the expected values in the XML test configuration file. Mismatches will be recorded as errors. |
| elementQName | null | Element QName for com.marklogic.performance.ElementWordTestList class. Only used when testListClass is set to use ElementWordTestList. |
| host | localhost | Host name for all test connections. This must be an instance of MarkLogic Server. Multiple, space-delimited hostnames are also supported: tests will automatically round-robin across all available hosts. |
| isRandomTest | false | If true, the TestList will be shuffled at random.
In this case, randomSeed may also be set.
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| inputPath | null | Required: filesystem path to XML configuration file. There is no default, and this property must be supplied. |
| numThreads | 1 | Number of concurrent test threads.
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| randomSeed | 0 | Seed for pseudo-random number generator. Only useful for random tests. |
| readSize | 32768 | The buffer size, in Bytes, for network and file reads. There is rarely any reason to change this value. |
| recordResults | false | If true, the results of every test query will be recorded in the results file. |
| reporter | XMLReporter | Pluggable class used to generate results files. Supplied implementations are XMLReporter and CSVReporter (suitable for Excel imports). |
| reportTime | true | If true, query timings will be reported in the results file. If PerformanceMeters is being used for non-performance QA, this property may be set to false. |
| reportPercentileDuration | null | If non-null, one or more percentiles of (millisecond) test durations
will be reported. These values may be comma-delimited:
for example, reportPercentileDuration=95,98
will report the 95th-percentile
and 98th-percentile response times.
Common values are 95 and 98.
|
| reportStandardDeviation | false | If true, the standard deviation of test durations will be reported, in milliseconds. The calculation is performed per wikipedia's article on standard deviation. |
| samplerClass | null | If set, this must be the name of a subclass of the abstract
class com.marklogic.performance.sampler.Sampler .
Sampler classes run tests, so this overrides the built-in
testType values with an arbitrary user-supplied class.
For example, you could write a class that generates
application-specific web service requests,
instead of using testType=HTTP .
Refer to the com.marklogic.performance.sampler
source code for examples.
|
| shared | false | If true, one TestList will be shared by all threads. In this case, the TestList must implement its own synchronization. |
| testTime | 0 |
If set to a positive value, then the test will be run until
at least testTime seconds have passed.
If the value is less than 1, then the test is not a timed test.
Instead, the available tests will be run only once.
|
| testType | XCC | Type of test to run (case-insensitive).
Supported values are XCC, HTTP, and URI.
See also the samplerClass property,
which allows new test types to be defined.
|
| testListClass | com.marklogic.performance.XMLFileTestList | Support for pluggable TestList classes, which supply test configurations. The default value uses the built-in, XML-file test list. For an example of another TestList implementation, see the com.marklogic.performance.ElementWordTestList class. |
| thinkMillis | 0 | If non-zero, each sampler will sleep for the specified number of milliseconds between tests. |
| user | admin | Username for all test connections. |


systemd-ask-password - Query the user for a system password
systemd-ask-password [OPTIONS...] [MESSAGE]
systemd-ask-password may be used to query a system password or passphrase from the user, using a question message specified on the command line. When run from a TTY it will query a password on the TTY and print it to standard output. When run with no TTY or with --no-tty it will query the password system-wide and allow active users to respond via several agents. The latter is only available to privileged processes.
The purpose of this tool is to query system-wide passwords -- that is passwords not attached to a specific user account. Examples include: unlocking encrypted hard disks when they are plugged in or at boot, entering an SSL certificate passphrase for web and VPN servers.
Existing agents are: a boot-time password agent asking the user for passwords using Plymouth; a boot-time password agent querying the user directly on the console; an agent requesting password input via a wall(1) message; an agent suitable for running in a GNOME session; a command line agent which can be started temporarily to process queued password requests; a TTY agent that is temporarily spawned during systemctl(1) invocations.
Additional password agents may be implemented according to the m[blue]systemd Password Agent Specificationm[]s-2u[1]ds+2.
If a password is queried on a TTY, the user may press TAB to hide the asterisks normally shown for each character typed. Pressing Backspace as first key achieves the same effect.
The following options are understood:
--icon=
Specify an icon name alongside the password query, which may be used in all agents supporting graphical display. The icon name should follow the m[blue]XDG Icon Naming Specificationm[]s-2u[2]ds+2.
--timeout=
Specify the query timeout in seconds. Defaults to 90s. A timeout of 0 waits indefinitely.
--no-tty
Never ask for password on current TTY even if one is available. Always use agent system.
--accept-cached
If passed, accept cached passwords, i.e. passwords previously typed in.
--multiple
When used in conjunction with --accept-cached accept multiple passwords. This will output one password per line.
-h, --help
Print a short help text and exit.
On success, 0 is returned, a non-zero failure code otherwise.
systemd(1), systemctl(1), plymouth(8), wall(1)
systemd Password Agent Specification
%http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/PasswordAgents
XDG Icon Naming Specification
%http://standards.freedesktop.org/icon-naming-spec/icon-naming-spec-latest.html


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If you've read the Introduction chapter, you may already guess that using BibAnt is about writing a script which is then executed by the tool. That's exactly what we will be doing in this chapter, write a simple BibAnt script to generate our first documentation package, also referenced here as a bible.
If you're not familiar with Apache Ant (on which BibAnt is based), we do recommend to first read the Using Apache Ant chapter of the Ant manual. You will then be able to understand the overall structure of an Ant (and so BibAnt) buildfile as well as the main concepts of project, target, task and property. When you start feeling dizzy with too much explanations about classpath elements, you can come back here before loosing yourself in the Java code build process. The primary mission of Ant is in fact to build Java projects whereas we are here interested in building documentation packages.
Let's assume we have a set of Word documents (*.doc or *.docx) in a folder docs
:
Current Working Directory | +---- docs | +---- document1.doc +---- document2.docx +---- ...
We'd like to compile those documents in a consistent, PDF-only bible that includes a nice index with the titles and authors of the sub-documents as well as links to directly navigate to them:
Current Working Directory | +---- bible | +---- index.pdf +---- pdf | +---- document1.pdf +---- document2.pdf +---- ...
So now, to achieve the goal we just set, what needs to be done? The list below gives the steps
we need to perform.
After a quick look at the Tasks provided with BibAnt, we can
also already guess which task must be used to implement each one of the steps:
--> Mkdir
--> ExtractMetadata
--> Xml2Pdf
--> Print2Pdf or Word2Pdf
Let's put all this together in a BibAnt script that we call build.xml (so it can be automatically detected by BibAnt) and save in our current working directory:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <project name="MyBibAntProject" basedir="." default="pack"> <!-- Set global properties for this build --> <property name="docs.dir" location="docs"/> <property name="bible.dir" location="bible"/> <property name="pdf.dir" location="${bible.dir}/pdf"/> <property name="meta.file" location="docMetadata.xml"/> <property name="style.file" location="bible.xsl"/> <property name="index.file" location="${bible.dir}/index.pdf"/> <target name="init"> <!-- 1. Create the bible directory structure --> <mkdir dir="${pdf.dir}"/> </target> <target name="createIndex" depends="init"> <!-- 2.a Extract the metadata (title, author, etc.) from the Word documents --> <extractmetadata metafile="${meta.file}"> <fileset dir="${docs.dir}"> <include name="*.doc"/> <include name="*.docx"/> </fileset> </extractmetadata> <!-- 2.b Render those metadata to PDF --> <xml2pdf xmlfile="${meta.file}" xsltfile="${style.file}" outfile="${index.file}"/> </target> <target name="convertDocs" depends="init"> <!-- 3. Convert the word documents to PDF --> <word2pdf todir="${pdf.dir}"> <fileset dir="${docs.dir}"> <include name="*.doc"/> <include name="*.docx"/> </fileset> </word2pdf> </target> <target name="pack" depends="createIndex,convertDocs"> <!-- Bonus: pack the bible in a ZIP ! --> <zip basedir="${bible.dir}" destfile="bible.zip"/> </target> </project>
The script is quite easy to understand as it directly translates the steps we described before. And did you notice we've even included a bonus which automatically packs the bible in a ZIP archive?
So we're done and ready to run the script... Unfortunately, not yet... The last thing we need to do is to write the stylesheet that will be used to render the index, referenced as bible.xsl in our BibAnt script above. This stylesheet is responsible for the layout and styling of the index document. It will transform the raw data in docMetadata.xml to a valid XSL-FO document, which is then rendered to PDF.
Let's create the stylesheet bible.xsl in the current working directory with the following content:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <xsl:stylesheet xmlns:fo="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Format" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform" xmlns:fn="http://www.w3.org/2005/xpath-functions" xmlns:bib="http://www.leanpulse.com/schemas/bibant/2012/core" exclude-result-prefixes="xsl fn bib" version="2.0"> <xsl:output method="xml" version="1.0" indent="yes" encoding="UTF-8" /> <xsl:template match="/bib:metaextraction"> <fo:root xmlns:fo="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Format"> <!-- Set the document layout --> <fo:layout-master-set> <fo:simple-page-master master-name="A4" page-width="210mm" page-height="297mm" margin-top="1cm" margin-bottom="1cm" margin-left="1cm" margin-right="1cm"> <fo:region-body margin="1cm"/> </fo:simple-page-master> </fo:layout-master-set> <!-- Main page sequence --> <fo:page-sequence master-reference="A4"> <fo:flow flow-name="xsl-region-body"> <!-- Add a title --> <fo:block font-size="250%" font-weight="bold" text-align="center" space-after="1cm">My First Bible</fo:block> <!-- Add a table in the body region to list the sub-documents --> <fo:table border="1pt solid #000000" table-layout="fixed" width="100%"> <fo:table-column column-width="60%" /> <fo:table-column column-width="40%" /> <fo:table-header font-weight="bold"> <fo:table-row border-bottom="1pt solid #000000" > <fo:table-cell border-right="0.5pt solid #000000"> <fo:block margin="3.5pt">Title</fo:block> </fo:table-cell> <fo:table-cell> <fo:block margin="3.5pt">Author</fo:block> </fo:table-cell> </fo:table-row> </fo:table-header> <fo:table-body> <!-- Iterates over the files to create the rows --> <xsl:for-each select="bib:file"> <xsl:sort select="@name"/> <fo:table-row border-bottom="0.5pt solid #000000"> <fo:table-cell border-right="0.5pt solid #000000"> <fo:block margin="3.5pt"> <fo:block color="DodgerBlue"> <fo:basic-link> <xsl:attribute name="external-destination" select="fn:concat('pdf/',@name,'.pdf')"/> <xsl:choose> <xsl:when test="bib:metadata[@name = 'title']/text()"> <xsl:value-of select="bib:metadata[@name = 'title']/text()"/> </xsl:when> <!-- Defaults to the file name if the title is empty --> <xsl:otherwise> <xsl:value-of select="@name"/> </xsl:otherwise> </xsl:choose> </fo:basic-link> </fo:block> </fo:block> </fo:table-cell> <fo:table-cell> <fo:block margin="3.5pt"> <xsl:value-of select="bib:metadata[@name = 'Author']/text()"/> </fo:block> </fo:table-cell> </fo:table-row> </xsl:for-each> </fo:table-body> </fo:table> </fo:flow> </fo:page-sequence> </fo:root> </xsl:template> </xsl:stylesheet>
If you're not familiar with XSLT and XSL-FO (those are links to tutorials), don't be impress by the size of the stylesheet, XSL-FO is quite verbose! But most of the content is static. For easier understanding, the parts doing the actual processing have been highlighted in blue.
Below is explained what the stylesheet does:
Enough talking, it's now time to run the script, open a command prompt, set the current directory to the folder referenced as current working directory from the start of this tutorial and type:
bibant
This will execute the default script (build.xml) on the default target (pack).
You should now get a bible.zip archive as well as a bible folder. Open index.pdf in the bible
folder, click on a title and see the corresponding document converted to PDF.
That's it, you've successfully generated your first bible with BibAnt!
Or maybe not yet... If you get a BUILD FAILED, you can run again BibAnt but this time in debug mode:
bibant -d
The exception making the build fail will then be displayed. Didn't you forget to add a docs folder with some source Word documents inside?


Football: Guardiola expecting tougher Atalanta at San Siro
MILAN: Pep Guardiola said his side were expecting a tough clash against Atalanta at the San Siro on Wednesday as Manchester City look to wrap up qualification for the Champions League knockout rounds with two games to spare.
The defending Premier League champions thrashed Atalanta 5-1 at home last month to make it three wins from three in Group C.
"Although it may seem the opposite given the result, we saw in Manchester that Atalanta is a very good team," Guardiola told reporters on Tuesday Nov 5).
"The last time we met the match was very even in the first half.
"Before the first fixture there might have been a danger, but they know now what to expect, they have experienced exactly what it takes to come up against them."
City top their group with maximum points while Atalanta have lost all their three games in their Champions League debut.
A win would also be a boost before next weekend's top-of-the-table clash with Liverpool.
"It's a great week for us because we come to Italy and face Atalanta and then face Liverpool on Sunday," said Guardiola.
"But after that there's still three quarters of the season to play."
"I want to qualify as soon as possible. Try to win tomorrow to be already there, one more year that would be incredible.
"But if not, there is Shakhtar at home and Dinamo Zagreb away and we will see."
Atalanta will again be without influential striker Duvan Zapata, but coach Gian Piero Gasperini still believes they can get a result.
"For us it represents an opportunity for us to stay in the competition," said Gasperini.
"It's important to get a result.
"It's going to be a very tough match but thankfully we start again at 0-0.
"We're going to stay true to the brand of football that has got us this far. Going to try and harness all our ability tomorrow.
"No-one likes conceding a whole lot of goals but we're going to stay true to our brand of football in a prestigious stadium like the San Siro which is known all around the world.
"For us, it represents an opportunity. With a positive result we'll stay in Europe, even if it's in the Europa League."


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Whether you're a student looking to showcase your work, a professional looking to attract clients, or a graphic artist looking to share your projects, this template is the perfect starting point!


Chamblee Vex Robotics exist to encourage and inspires students at Chamblee Charter High Schools to pursue experiences and opportunities in STEM through robotics that will instill skills in teamwork, research, design, collaboration, problem solving, critical thinking and building in project-based learning. "The VEX Robotics Competition, presented by the Robotics Education & Competition Foundation, is the largest and fastest growing middle school and high school robotics program globally with more than 20,000 teams from 50 countries playing in over 1,700 competitions worldwide. Each year, an exciting engineering challenge is presented in the form of a game. Students, with guidance from their teachers and mentors, build innovative robots and compete year-round."
Chamblee NSBE Jr. is a vital and vibrant club that exist to expose, encourage and inspire students to pursue STEM experiences and opportunities that will prepare them to be leaders and global citizens that fulfill the mission of NSBE which is to increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers that excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community. For more information on NSBE Jr. go to: NSBE.org.
The Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers Jr (SHPE Jr) at Chamblee Charter HS exist to promote and encourage students to pursue opportunities and experiences in STEM that will help them to build skills in areas such as teamwork, problem solving, critical thinking, project based learning that will equip them to become leaders and productive members of a global technological society. SHPE is a national organization whose mission is to changes lives by empowering the Hispanic community to realize its fullest potential and to impact the world through STEM awareness, access, support and development. SHPE's vision is a world where Hispanics are highly valued and influential as the leading innovators, scientists, mathematicians and engineers.


The Chroma has the ability to select two sounds at a time, either for the purpose of layering them (to get four oscillators per note), or for splitting the keyboard. This is done by creating a {_link_program} from one {_program} to another stored program, embodied in three panel {_parameter parameters} in the Main program, called the Link Mode, Link Number and Link Bank. When a program containing a link is selected, a second {_instrument} is enabled, whose sound is controlled by the program linked to. This program can't be edited from the panel; all editing controls only affect the Main program.
The link modes inherited from the original Chroma are Link Unison, which causes all notes to be played on both the main and link sound, Link Lower, which steers the notes below the keyboard split to the link sound, and Link Upper, which steers the notes above or equal to the keyboard split to the link sound.
A link to a program in the current bank is set up by pressing LINK LOWER, LINK UNISON or LINK UPPER and then pressing a number. The link mode is changed, without changing what program is linked to, by pressing one of those three link switches twice. A link is removed by pressing NO LINK twice.
In the Digital Chroma, setting up a link in this manner always links to a sound in the same bank as the main sound. Internally, it records the program number, but records the link bank parameter as zero, meaning "current bank". If the main program is later stored into a different bank, it will automatically link to the corresponding program in that bank, which is useful if an entire bank full of programs is moved to another bank.
To link to any specific bank, not surprisingly, you hold LINK LOWER, LINK UNISON or LINK UPPER, press the bank number, release the link switch, and press the program number. This sort of link always links to the specified bank, even of the main program that contains the link is moved to a different bank. (Again, you can select the bank first with PROG SELECT, but that's less efficient.)
The Digital Chroma has another feature which the original Chroma didn't have, which is Link to Self. If one of the three LINK switches is held like a shift key, and PROG SELECT is pressed, then a link is set up to the same program as the main program. But this is somewhat different from linking to the stored version of the program, because all parameter changes are sent to both instruments, affecting both sounds. This is primarily useful with a LINK UNISON, to double the number of oscillators while allowing separate octave transposition. But it also means that the link will always be to "self", even if the main program is stored under a different number, or into a different bank.
Another new feature: you can combine a Link Unison with either Link Lower or Link Upper, in which case the link sound plays on part of the keyboard while the main plays over the entire keyboard. This is done by pressing LINK LOWER or LINK UPPER concurrently with LINK UNISON, and then pressing the program number. All the other variations work: for instance, you can hold LINK LOWER and LINK UNISON and press 1\.9, then separately press 1\.50 to set up a Link Lower Unison to a specific bank; or you can press LINK UPPER and LINK UNISON together twice to change the link mode to Link Upper Unison.
Finally, you can create a split between the entire keyboard going to the main instrument, and an external keyboard going to the link instrument, or vice versa. The former is done by pressing LINK LOWER and LINK UPPER concurrently, and then pressing the program number, or using any of the other analogous variations to specify a different bank or just change the link mode. The latter is done by pressing all three LINK switches concurrently. The external keyboard may be connected to the serial MIDI port or to either {_USB_host_port}, and the {_global_parameter global} {Global_midi_link_in MIDI Link Input} parameter must set to the appropriate port and channel.


The functions hello.api
, hello.login
and hello.logout
return a Promises/A+ 1.1.1 compliant then method.
This example shows how to use Promises to act on the response from hello.login and hello.api calls.
Promise.all
is not native in IE yet so here's a shim
Initiate app


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| Italy-Florence | 4050 |
| User | Message | Rating |
|---|---|---|
| Sacha | Amazing and joyful | 4 |
| Sacha | Amazing and joyful | 4 |
| Sacha | Amazing and joyful | 4 |
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java.lang.Object atg.commerce.expression.RuleNode atg.commerce.expression.Rule
public class Rule
This class represents a rule. It will contain RuleExpressions and an operator which are evaluated to true or false.
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static java.lang.String |
CLASS_VERSION
Class version string |
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CONTAINS, CONTAINS_KEY, EQUALS, EQUALS_METHOD, GREATER_THAN, GREATER_THAN_EQUAL_TO, LESS_THAN, LESS_THAN_EQUAL_TO, NO_OP, NOT_EQUAL_TO |
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RuleExpression |
getLeftSide()
Returns property leftSide |
RuleExpression |
getRightSide()
Returns property rightSide |
void |
setLeftSide(RuleExpression pLeftSide)
Sets property leftSide |
void |
setRightSide(RuleExpression pRightSide)
Sets property rightSide |
java.lang.String |
toString()
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pLeftSide
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pRightSide
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Will there be a raspberry pi zero based version of the emon equipment in order to bring the price down?
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Raspberry Pi zeroSubmitted by Harvs on Mon, 28/12/2015 - 19:59Will there be a raspberry pi zero based version of the emon equipment in order to bring the price down? » |
Re: Raspberry Pi zero
As far as I can see the present emonPi set up is compatible with a Pi zero, assuming it has the optional header installed.
The emonPi hardware interacts with the Pi completely via that header, including how it gets power to the Pi.
You would need to arrange a WiFi dongle with a extended aerial connection as the only functional USB port would be inside the case and heavily shielded, **or** a micro USB to Ethernet port hanging out the gaps left in the case where the larger Pi's Ethernet port is exposed.
The mechanical mounting of the Pi zero would be only to two points ot the three used with a full size Pi, but given how small and light the Pi zero is I doubt this would be a major issue.
The lack of usb ports and Ethernet port to fill the cutouts on the end of the emonPi case would be unaesthetic, but not a functional issue.
Practically however this would reduce the capability of the emonPi dramatically as the Pi zero has no Ethernet port, and unless you add a USB hub you would also lose the ability to connect USB based sensors as well. The Zero is about the computing power of a Pi B+, but with half the memory, and substantially less power than the Pi2 B.
You can also presumably substitute the Pi A+ for the Pi Zero, the only issue I see is the location of the USB ports on the A+ may not align with the case cut outs for the Pi's USB.
Given that the emonPi case, PSU, sensors et all are around four to five times the cost of the Pi 2B, expecting to make significant savings by reducing the power of the Pi at the heart of the system, seems optimistic at best...
However given that a Pi zero can function as a USB slave, a much better use would be as a data gathering peripheral for a "real" Pi, powered from the emonPi and capable of operating the various sensor "hats" that will not fit inside an emonPi.
Harry
Re: Raspberry Pi zero
Pi Zero works great as an emonBase with RFM69Pi, our ready-to-go SD card image works out of the box: We tested it :-) https://twitter.com/Openenergymon/status/677493655582715904
It's a little bit slower running Emoncms than the Pi2 but this is to be expected and no big deal. No plans as yet to re-design the emonPi to use the zero instead of Pi2 but no reason why the Zero could not be used with RFM69Pi. Lack of Ethernet and Wifi is a bit of an issue, but this can be fixed via USB add-ons OTG cable is included with most Pi zeros . We've been struggling to obtain even a couple of dev samples of the Pi zero, so it's not really practical for us to stock it in the shop at the moment.
Re: Raspberry Pi zero
Glad to hear about Zero and Emoncms on it. For my project, I just need to monitor temps (6x DS18B20) and one relay to control a pump. Emoncms is exactly what I need (run offline AND online) to monitor with a phone via wifi. Do you think I can do that with Pi alone (no RFM) to reduce the cost? (onewire and relay directly plugged on Pi).
Re: Raspberry Pi zero
Yes it's totally possible, but there are no off the shelf images or solutions for you. The Pi's have in-built 1-wire support on GPIO4 (pin 7 - used by this project to reset the rfm2pi) but that can be changed. All you need to add is a single 4K7 pull-up resistor, although an inline protection resistor could also be added.
The w1-gpio and w1-therm modules need loading at boot, this can be done by manually adding them to /etc/modules or using devicetree.
You will also need a script to read the temp sensors which can be done in fairly easily bash or python.
The data will need sending to emoncms which emonhub is the best tool for. perhaps writing a script that reads the temp sensors and posts them to emonhub via a socket is the easiest route.
Googling "raspberrypi 1-wire" should get you started with the set-up and also some example scripts that can read the data on demand and searching this forum for "emonhub socket interfacer" will help customise script to send to emonhub on a loop.
How you "control" the relay can be done many ways but the physical connection of the relay should be done via a low-power switching circuit rather than a relay direct to the gpio pins, there are many relay boards that accept a digital input from a Pi gpio and indirectly power the relays coil.
Paul
Re: Raspberry Pi zero
Thank you very much Paul and sorry for polluting this thread.
Then: 1x Rpi 2, One-wire for the sensors, relay card on gpio, wifi dongle into usb. Emonhub take data and send to local Emoncms install. then I can wifi connect to Rpi with my smartphone to monitor data. Fine!
Now I know that Emoncms will run on Zero, if it works with Rpi 2, I will "downsize" (size and cost) with Rpi Zero.
If I want to contribute a little bit, can I buy an Emonbase from the OEM shop? then simply add my temp sensors and relay card? I would have like to buy relay card too but did not find some in OEM shop.
Leodm


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based on your requirements, we can provide a complete offering or just the pieces you need.
Before we buy write a line of code our team will spend the necessary time needed to understand your product vision
The outcome of this scoping session or a high-level statement of work.
based on your requirements, we can provide a complete offering or just a pieces you need
DESIGN
Our design practice offers a full range of service including brand strategy, interaction and visual design and user experience testing
Throughout your project, our designers create and implement visual design and workflows, solicit user feedback and work with you to make sure what gets built is what is needed.
DEVELOPMENT
All engineers are fluent in the latest enterprise, mobile and web development technologies
They collaborate with your team to write, and improve code on a daily basis, using proven practices such as test-driven development and pair programming
PRODUCT MANAGEMENT
Planning and development is iteractive
Because we are constantly coding and testing, the product we build are always ready to go live.
This iterative process allows for changes as business requirements evolve
Delani Studio
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Just a quick post after my first full day in Dubai -
Last night I stayed the night at my friend Eeshaan's house. He was a huge help yesterday and today so a big thanks to Eeshaan and the Roy family! I tried my best to fall asleep but after sleeping 10 out of the 12 hours on the flight, I wasn't exactly ready to sleep again right away. So the goal of eliminating any and all jet-lag wasn't accomplished but I'm hoping today's full day of running around and not sleeping a wink will help put me on track starting tomorrow.
I moved in to my dorm room today. It is much bigger than even the triple I lived in my freshman year at UIUC (although not nearly as awesome due to a lack of great roommates like Ty and G). I have a bed, desk, big closet and a bathroom. My roommate seems like a great guy. He's from Tehran and we've already talked a few times about Iran/US relations (more on that later...). He's into cinema and movies so we definitely have that in common.
I got a phone today and will shortly be activating a Skype number so I'll be pretty readily available to those in the U.S. and elsewhere. My number here is +971503982969.
I have been driving around Dubai quite a bit and am absolutely amazed at the grandeur of the city. It is elaborate in every sense. I can't quite do justice to all my first impressions just yet (mostly because its late and I'm tired) but I definitely plan on posting some of reactions to seeing the huge buildings, extensive infrastructure, sprawling shopping centers and malls, et al. Suffice it to say for now, every time I drive by the Burj Khalifa I can't believe my eyes and still think it looks computer generated even in reality.
Time to get some rest for now and hopefully spend more time exploring the city tomorrow. I'll try and write a succinct and annotated update about my first few days later on this weekend.
Thanks to all who have been posting, commenting and asking about my time here. Its always great to be reminded of how many people care about me.