Government push for more refugees in regional Australia
by Rebecca GredleyHALF the refugees accepted into Australia will live in regional areas by 2022, the federal government hopes.
Immigration Minister David Coleman has outlined the new goal on Friday, coupled with a range of measures to steer refugees outside of Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.
A government report into refugee resettlement shows the number of people on humanitarian visas moving to regional Australia has increased each year.
More than 40 per cent of refugees are expected to move into the regions this year.
The government will support refugees to become financially independent, learn English and to feel at home.
“We want to ensure all refugees and humanitarian entrants have the best possible opportunity to settle into Australian life, gain employment and contribute to their new communities,” Mr Coleman said.
The federal government has also recently increased its regional migration program intake from 23,000 to 25,000.
Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton says regional abattoirs and industry rely on migrant workers.
“You talk to the local farmers – they can’t get their beef processed or their lamb processed without that local workforce of migrant workers,” he told reporters in Brisbane.
Mr Dutton said West Australian Premier Mark McGowan had contacted the Morrison government outlining the state’s desire for more migrant workers.
As of last week, Perth and the Gold Coast are no longer classified as major cities so they can be a regional destination for both migrants and refugees.
While the Refugee Council of Australia says it’s pleased the government undertook the review which will have positive outcomes, it believes the regional settlement target is only a slight increase.
“The government’s current goal is to resettle 40 per cent of refugees in regional areas. Increasing this to 50 per cent would involve a relatively modest number of people in areas which together cover most of the country,” council chief executive Paul Power said.
The new measures include:
* A Commonwealth coordinator-general for migrant services in the Department of Home Affairs.
* Trial of a skilled refugees visa program.
* New employment strategies.
* Helping connect refugees with community groups.
* Trialling an English language learning program – with classes outside of regular institutions – from next July.
– AAP


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IN THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA AT ERNAKULAM WP(C) No. 26246 of 2006(Y) 1. KURIAN MANI, ... Petitioner Vs 1. THE MARANGATTUPILLY GRAMA PANCHAYATH, ... Respondent 2. THE SECRETARY, 3. THE KERALA STATE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD 4. THE TRIBUNAL FOR LOCAL SELF GOVERNMENT For Petitioner :DR.P.S.KRISHNA PILLAI For Respondent :SRI.JAMES KOSHY, SC, POLLUTION C.BOARD The Hon'ble MR.  The 2nd respondent is the Secretary of the Panchayat, the third respondent is the Pollution Control Board and the 4th respondent is the Tribunal for Local Self Government Institutions. The petitioner complains that though his unit has been in existence for the past 40 years, during the last five years the petitioner is being obstructed in the conduct of the unit by interested parties in the locality exerting political pressure and influence over the authorities including the Pollution Control Board, the Panchayat and the local police. At their instance the Pollution Control Board refused to renew their consent for operating the unit subsequent to 31.12.2001. The petitioner had to approach this court W.P.C.No.26246/06 - 2 - filing two Original Petitions for obtaining directions. Notwithstanding the directions of this court, the Pollution Control Board refused to renew the consent. The decision of the Pollution Control Board was challenged before the Water Appellate Authority, Trivandrum. The Water Appellate Authority disposed of the appeal by passing Ext.P2 order granting opportunity to the petitioner to apply for renewal of consent upon completion of the construction of an effluent treatment plant. The 1st respondent-Panchayat was not entertaining the petitioner's application for renewal of licence. This the Panchayat was doing at the instance of interested parties. The petitioner approached this court filing W.P.C.No.34147/05 which was disposed of by Ext.P3 judgment. Ext.P3 judgment directed the Panchayat to consider and decide upon the petitioner's application for licence within six weeks. After Ext.P3, the Panchayat took the stand that the application submitted by the petitioner for licence was not in proper form. Hence the petitioner submitted a fresh application dated 17.2.2006, Ext.P4. Along with Ext.P4 the petitioner submitted Ext.P5 representation dated 17.2.2006. Thereafter the 2nd respondent issued Ext.P6 communication to the petitioner alleging that the petitioner is conducting the unit in violation of the relevant rules and requiring W.P.C.No.26246/06 - 3 - him to stop operation of the unit within 15 days and to show cause, if any, against the proposed action within seven days. The allegation in Ext.P6 is that the unit was being operated in a building other than building No.1/47 mentioned in the application. It is contended that it was the very same building which was reconstructed with the permission of the Panchayat and that there are no other buildings in that entire compound. The petitioner points out that on the petitioner's application dated 11.10.2004, the Panchayat issued an order No.M2.8/04 permitting the petitioner to reconstruct the building. The Panchayat instead of taking decision on the application for renewal of licence as directed by this court in Ext.P3 judgment, got the time-limit fixed in Ext.P3 extended. The petitioner alleges that simultaneously, at the instance of the Panchayat, Police started obstructing the petitioner in his conduct of trade relying on Ext.P6. The petitioner approached this court again by filing W.P.C.No.14909/06 seeking directions against the Police. As directed by this court the Pollution Control Board was also impleaded in that Writ Petition. The Panchayat filed a counter affidavit in that Writ Petition claiming that they had already taken decision on the application of the petitioner for licence on 29.4.2006. Ext.P8 is copy W.P.C.No.26246/06 - 4 - of that decision (which had been produced already along with the counter affidavit as Ext.R3(a). The petitioner points out that Ext.P8 is a concocted document as will be clear from Ext.P6. Ext.P8 decision was taken by the Panchayat Committee behind back of the petitioner. The petitioner also points out that it is for the President of the Panchayat to take a decision on the application for renewal of licence and not for the Committee as per Rule 6 of the Kerala Panchayat Raj (Issue of Licence to Dangerous and Offensive Trades and Factories) Rules. Even though objection was taken to Ext.P8 in that Writ Petition, this Court directed the petitioner to challenge Ext.P8 before the statutory authority and disposed of the Writ Petition by passing Ext.P9 judgment. Pursuant to Ext.P9, the petitioner submitted Ext.P10 appeal before the Tribunal for Local Self Government Institutions. The Tribunal disposed of Ext.P10 appeal by passing Ext.P11 order by issuing several directions. The first direction is that the Committee of the Panchayat shall take a fresh decision on the petitioner's application for licence after considering his application dated 19.9.2005, 22.11.2005 and 17.2.2006 after rendering opportunity of being heard to the petitioner and other interested persons. The second direction is that petitioner shall stop the W.P.C.No.26246/06 - 5 - operation of the Skin and Hide Collection Unit till a decision is taken by the Panchayat pursuant to direction No.1. Pursuant to Ext.P11 order of the Tribunal, the Secretary of the Pancyanat, the 2nd respondent has issued Ext.P3 notice to the petitioner preventing the petitioner's "unauthorised storing and Tanning of Skin". In this Writ Petition the petitioner challenges Exts.P11 and P12 to the extent they restrains the petitioner from continuing with the conduct of his Skin and Hide Collection Centre at Kurianad and for a declaration that the petitioner is entitled to continue operating his unit subject to the conditions contained in Ext.P1 by virtue of Section 236(3) of the Kerala Panchayat Raj Act, 1994.
2. A detailed counter affidavit has been filed by the Panchayat denying the averments, allegations and the grounds raised in the Writ Petition and supporting Exts.P11 and P12 to which the petitioner has filed a detailed reply reiterating his stand. The Environmental Engineer of the Pollution Control Board has filed reports on 15.11.2006 and 27.11.2006. In the first report it is stated that the Environmental Engineer has conducted an inspection of the petitioner's unit on 8.11.2006 for verifying the compliance with the additional safeguard measures directed to their effluent disposal W.P.C.No.26246/06 - 6 - system. During inspection, the unit was in normal function. It was found that the effluent disposal system with evaporation technique was seen functioning satisfactory. The additional safeguard measures directed were seen complied with as:
i) The entire waste water gets disposed off through evaporation method.
ii) Applying Sodium Hypo Chlorate and Ferrous Sulphate solution with the waste water to eliminate odour problems during evapporation.
iii) The condensed water outlet pipe has been routed back to raw effluent collection tank and to avoid any condensed water discharge from the sunit.
iv) Provided pucca leak-proof plat form with sidewalls to collect the concentrated salt slurry obtained through evaporation of waste liquid for re-use.
It is further reported that the stock rooms and premises were seen kept clean. No significant odour problems could experienced in the premises. From the inspection, it is not anticipated any significant pollution problems if the unit is working in strict compliance with the consent conditions of the Board. In the subsequent inspection report dated 27.11.2006, the first report is reiterated and it is stated that W.P.C.No.26246/06 - 7 - during the inspection held on 8.11.2006 the unit was open and the waste water disposal system was in normal functioning and the following observations made in compliance with additional measures suggested:
i) The changes suggested in the waste water disposal system has been complied with and the system was found to be working effectively. The condensed water outlet has been connected to the raw effluent collection tank for re-cycling.
ii) The chemical solutions, namely sodium hypochlorate and ferrus sulphate are adding to the raw effluent to eliminate odour problems during boiling and steaming.
iii) Provided pucca leak proof platform with side curb to collect concentrated salt slurry form the boiler for re-use. The store rooms of skin and the premises of the unit were seen kept clean. No significant odour problems could be experienced in the premises during inspection. In general the unit is found to be working in compliance with consent conditions of the Board satisfactorily.
3. Elaborate submissions were addressed before me by Dr.P.S.Krishna Pillai, learned counsel for the petitioner who would make arguments on the basis of the grounds raised in the Writ W.P.C.No.26246/06 - 8 - Petition. He referred to Section 236(3) of the Kerala Panchayat Raj Act, 1994, Rule 6 of the Kerala Panchayat Raj (Issue of Licence to Dangerous and Offensive Trades and Factories) Rules, 1996, Section 60 of the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act and the various materials placed on record including Exts.P9, P6, P7, P8, P11, P2 and P5. Dr.Krishna Pillai would place strong reliance on the judgment of the Supreme Court in P.E.K.Kalliani Amma v. K.Devi (AIR 1996 S.C. 1963) in support of the arguments he addressed in the context of Section 236(3) of the Kerala Panchayat Raj Act, i.e., the provision relating to deemed licence.
4. Mr.Mathew John.K, learned counsel for the Panchayat was equally emphatic in his submissions. Learned counsel would refer extensively to Ext.P11 order of the Tribunal and submit that this court will not be justified in interfering with Ext.P11 in judicial review since Ext.P11 is a well reasoned order. Continuance of the order directing maintenance of status quo will be unjust since admittedly the petitioner is not presently having a current licence and his application for renewal of licence has only been directed to be disposed by the Tribunal. The Tribunal on an evaluation of the entire materials was satisfied that the petitioner should be restrained from conducting the W.P.C.No.26246/06 - 9 - unit till such time as he obtains the licence.
5. While issuing notice on admission in this Writ Petition, I directed that as regards the conduct of the petitioner's unit by name "Pavackal Skin and Hide Collection Centre", the status quo obtaining as on 6.10.2006 will continue.
6. I have considered the rival submissions made at the Bar in the light of the rival pleadings and the materials placed on record. The submissions of Dr.P.S.Krishna Pillai that Ext.P8 decision dated 29.4.2006 was not taken in due course had some appeal since I feel that if as a matter of fact a decision in the nature of Ext.P8 had been taken by the Panchayat on 29.4.2006, show cause notice dated 2.5.2006 referring to the judgment in W.P.C.No.34147/05 as the first item would not have been silent about Ext.P8. But it is too late for the petitioner to voice such a grievance since as directed by this court, the petitioner already preferred Ext.P10 appeal before the Tribunal which was disposed of by the Tribunal through Ext.P11 impugned order. Dr.Krishna Pillai's argument with reference to Section 236(3), i.e. provision relating to deemed consent also was attractive to a certain extent. But those arguments also cannot be accepted in view of Ext.P10 appeal and Ext.P11 appellate order. So W.P.C.No.26246/06 - 10 - also it will be difficult to accept the argument of the learned counsel that the Panchayat is bound to follow Ext.P1 consent issued by the Pollution Control Board while taking a decision on the petitioner's application for licence. The Pollution Control Board is certainly the statutory authority vested with powers to issue appropriate directions for preventing and abating pollution related hazards and consents are issued normally by the Board only when its functionaries with technical expertise are convinced that a given unit does not generate pollution beyond permissible limits. But at the same time the power of the Local Authority to take a proper decision on considerations of public interest cannot be lost sight of particularly in the light of the judgment of the Supreme Court in Action Council v. Benny Abraham [2002 (2) K.L.T. 228 (S.C.) ]. But the Panchayat shall not be totally unmindful all of the interest of the entrepreneur who I notice is an octogenarian. The individual citizens right to carry on lawful avocations in accordance with law should not be allowed to be defeated by irrational mass protests which in many cases may be based on mere apprehensions. I am not inclined to interfere with Ext.P11 since as rightly submitted by Mr.Mathew John it will not be proper to correct a fairly reasoned order like Ext.P11 in exercise of W.P.C.No.26246/06 - 11 - this court's narrow jurisdiction for judicial review under Article 226 of the Constitution. I direct the Panchayat to comply with direction No.1 in Ext.P11 immediately and dispose of the licence applications referred to in Ext.P11 after hearing the petitioner and anybody else who is concerned within one month of receiving a copy of this judgment. As regards direction No.2, even as I do not find any reason to set aside the same, I notice the consistent stand taken by the Pollution Control Board in this court and direct that the order for directing maintenance of status quo which was passed by this court on 6.10.2006 and is being continued will continue for a period of one more month from today.
The Writ Petition will stand disposed of as above.
srd PIUS C.KURIAKOSE, JUDGE


Library: Data
Package: SessionPooling
Header: Poco/Data/SessionPoolContainer.h
Description
This class implements container of session pools.
Member Summary
Member Functions: add, count, get, getPool, has, isActive, remove, shutdown
Constructors
SessionPoolContainer
Creates the SessionPoolContainer for sessions with the given session parameters.
Destructor
~SessionPoolContainer
Destroys the SessionPoolContainer.
Member Functions
add
void add(
SessionPool * pPool
);
Adds existing session pool to the container. Throws SessionPoolExistsException if pool already exists.
add
Session add(
const std::string & sessionKey,
const std::string & connectionString,
int minSessions = 1,
int maxSessions = 32,
int idleTime = 60
);
Adds a new session pool to the container and returns a Session from newly created pool. If pool already exists, request to add is silently ignored and session is returned from the existing pool.
count
int count() const;
Returns the number of session pols in the container.
get
Session get(
const std::string & name
);
Returns the requested Session. Throws NotFoundException if session is not found.
getPool
SessionPool & getPool(
const std::string & name
);
Returns a SessionPool reference. Throws NotFoundException if session is not found.
has
bool has(
const std::string & name
) const;
Returns true if the requested name exists, false otherwise.
isActive
bool isActive(
const std::string & sessionKey,
const std::string & connectionString = ""
) const;
Returns true if the session is active (i.e. not shut down). If connectionString is empty string, sessionKey must be a fully qualified session name as registered with the pool container.
remove
void remove(
const std::string & name
);
Removes a SessionPool.
shutdown
void shutdown();
Shuts down all the held pools.


My legacy for my years at the University of British Columbia was the rebrand of the UBC Finance Club. 2008 was a simpler time. I was an engineering student, and despite being a hobbyist designer since the age of 12, the true power of design, and design thinking never occurred to me until I took the role of VP marketing for one of the faculties' largest student organizations.
I look at the years past, and realize my first epiphany started with the bull-head below. With ambitious students always looking to rebrand, hopefully this figure stands the test of time. Until then, this still remains today, my proudest project.


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PasswordState
public struct PasswordState : Codable, FunctionResult
Represents the current state of 2-step verification
-
True if a 2-step verification password has been set up
Declaration
Swift
public let hasPassword: Bool
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Hint for the password; can be empty
Declaration
Swift
public let passwordHint: String
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True if a recovery email has been set up
Declaration
Swift
public let hasRecoveryEmailAddress: Bool
-
Pattern of the email address to which a confirmation email was sent
Declaration
Swift
public let unconfirmedRecoveryEmailAddressPattern: String
-
Represents the current state of 2-step verification
Declaration
Swift
public init(hasPassword: Bool, passwordHint: String, hasRecoveryEmailAddress: Bool, unconfirmedRecoveryEmailAddressPattern: String)
Parameters
hasPassword
True if a 2-step verification password has been set up
passwordHint
Hint for the password; can be empty
hasRecoveryEmailAddress
True if a recovery email has been set up
unconfirmedRecoveryEmailAddressPattern
Pattern of the email address to which a confirmation email was sent


- onAddChoice(DialogFragment) - Method in interface cmput301f13t10.view.SectionChoiceDialogFragment.AddChoiceDialogListener
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Called when the user confirms the deletion of the section.
- onAddChoice(DialogFragment) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.SectionModifyChoicesView
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- onAttach(Activity) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.ChangeImageSizeDialogFragment
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- onAttach(Activity) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.DeletePromptDialogFragment
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- onAttach(Activity) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.SectionChoiceDialogFragment
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- onCancel(DialogFragment) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.AnnotationEditView
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- onCancel(DialogFragment) - Method in interface cmput301f13t10.view.ChangeImageSizeDialogFragment.ChangeImageSizeDialogListener
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Called when the user cancels the deletion of the section.
- onCancel(DialogFragment) - Method in interface cmput301f13t10.view.SectionChoiceDialogFragment.AddChoiceDialogListener
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Called when the user cancels the deletion of the section.
- onCancel(DialogFragment) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.SectionEditView
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- onCancel(DialogFragment) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.SectionModifyChoicesView
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- onCreateDialog(Bundle) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.ChangeImageSizeDialogFragment
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- onCreateDialog(Bundle) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.ContinueDialogFragment
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- onCreateDialog(Bundle) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.DeletePromptDialogFragment
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- onCreateDialog(Bundle) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.SectionChoiceDialogFragment
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- onCreateOptionsMenu(Menu) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.AdventureEditView
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- onCreateOptionsMenu(Menu) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.AnnotationEditView
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- onCreateOptionsMenu(Menu) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.LibraryEditView
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- onCreateOptionsMenu(Menu) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.LibraryView
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- onCreateOptionsMenu(Menu) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.MainActivity
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- onCreateOptionsMenu(Menu) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.SectionEditView
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- onCreateOptionsMenu(Menu) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.SectionModifyChoicesView
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- onCreateOptionsMenu(Menu) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.SectionReadView
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- onDeleteCancel(DialogFragment) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.AdventureEditView
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If the user canceled the delete action, do nothing.
- onDeleteCancel(DialogFragment) - Method in interface cmput301f13t10.view.DeletePromptDialogFragment.DeleteSectionDialogListener
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Called when the user cancels the deletion of the section.
- onDeleteCancel(DialogFragment) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.LibraryEditView
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- onDeleteConfirm(DialogFragment) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.AdventureEditView
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If the user accepted the delete action, delete the section from the
current adventure and reload the sections.
- onDeleteConfirm(DialogFragment) - Method in interface cmput301f13t10.view.DeletePromptDialogFragment.DeleteSectionDialogListener
-
Called when the user confirms the deletion of the section.
- onDeleteConfirm(DialogFragment) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.LibraryEditView
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- onDownloadClick(View) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.AdventureEditView
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- onGetOnline(View) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.AdventureEditView
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- onImageResize(DialogFragment) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.AnnotationEditView
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- onImageResize(DialogFragment) - Method in interface cmput301f13t10.view.ChangeImageSizeDialogFragment.ChangeImageSizeDialogListener
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Called when the user confirms the new size of an image.
- onImageResize(DialogFragment) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.SectionEditView
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- onOptionsItemSelected(MenuItem) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.AnnotationEditView
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This is the result of clicking on an option or the home button
- onOptionsItemSelected(MenuItem) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.SectionEditView
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This is the result of clicking on an option or the home button
- onOptionsItemSelected(MenuItem) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.SectionModifyChoicesView
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- onOptionsItemSelected(MenuItem) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.SectionReadView
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This is the result of clicking on an option
- onPause() - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.LibraryEditView
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- onQueryTextChange(String) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.LibraryEditView
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- onQueryTextChange(String) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.LibraryView
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- onQueryTextSubmit(String) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.LibraryEditView
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- onQueryTextSubmit(String) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.LibraryView
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- onUploadClick(View) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.AdventureEditView
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- onUploadClick(View) - Method in class cmput301f13t10.view.LibraryEditView
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Before Change
exec("tester.field = {1: "a", 2: "b" }", globals(), locals())
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
exec("tester.field = [("a", 1), ("b", 2)]", globals(), locals())
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
exec("tester.field = {"a": {1: "k1"}, "b": {2: "k2"}}", globals(),
After Change
tester.field = {1: "a", 2: "b"}
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
tester.field = [("a", 1), ("b", 2)]
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
tester.field = {"a": {1: "k1"}, "b": {2: "k2"}}


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@Kevin Buzzard Do you want to tell us more about your Lean plans for 1st years undergrads? Do you need help with proofreading your documentation for students?
I'll answer at the end of this weekend. I want to see if I can get Bryan's fix for the sphinx issue working
As you might have spotted, there are unpolished drafts of things but I need to concentrate on my proper job right now, the lectures are more important than this lean thing :-/
http://wwwf.imperial.ac.uk/~buzzard/xena/natural_number_game/
https://github.com/ImperialCollegeLondon/M40001_lean
That's what's "publically available" right now, although I haven't mentioned those links anywhere apart from here and to the Imperial students. Hmm. I can't change the name of this thread. I tried to change it to "Kevin teaching 2019" but failed
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Design of design models
Develop and select design methods. What is available beyond “scrum”? Which methods can you design for yourself, by scaling and managing details? Sketching and making of small scale models is such a technique: get an impression about your design choices at an early stage, without making the “real thing”.
- A week of exercises and 3 lessons, €450 per student
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BITAuthenticator Class Reference
| Inherits from | BITHockeyBaseManager : NSObject |
| Declared in | BITAuthenticator.h |
Overview
Identify and authenticate users of Ad-Hoc or Enterprise builds
BITAuthenticator
serves 2 purposes:
Identifying who is running your Ad-Hoc or Enterprise builds
BITAuthenticator
provides an identifier for the rest of the HockeySDK to work with, e.g. in-app update checks and crash reports.Optional regular checking if an identified user is still allowed to run this application. The
BITAuthenticator
can be used to make sure only users who are testers of your app are allowed to run it.
This module automatically disables itself when running in an App Store build by default!
Warning: It is mandatory to call authenticateInstallation
somewhen after calling
[[BITHockeyManager sharedHockeyManager] startManager]
or fully customize the identification
and validation workflow yourself.
If your app shows a modal view on startup, make sure to call authenticateInstallation
either once your modal view is fully presented (e.g. its viewDidLoad:
method is processed)
or once your modal view is dismissed.
Tasks
Configuration
-
identificationType
property -
restrictApplicationUsage
property -
restrictionEnforcementFrequency
property -
authenticationSecret
property -
delegate
property
Device based identification
-
webpageURL
property -
– deviceAuthenticationURL
-
urlScheme
property -
– handleOpenURL:sourceApplication:annotation:
Authentication
Properties
authenticationSecret
The authentication secret from HockeyApp. To find the right secret, click on your app on the HockeyApp dashboard, then on Show next to “Secret:”.
@property (nonatomic, copy) NSString *authenticationSecret
Discussion
This is only needed if identificationType
is set to BITAuthenticatorIdentificationTypeHockeyAppEmail
See Also
Declared In
BITAuthenticator.h
delegate
Delegate that can be used to do any last minute configurations on the presented viewController.
@property (nonatomic, weak) id<BITAuthenticatorDelegate> delegate
See Also
Declared In
BITAuthenticator.h
identificationType
Defines the identification mechanism to be used
@property (nonatomic, assign) BITAuthenticatorIdentificationType identificationType
Discussion
Default: BITAuthenticatorIdentificationTypeAnonymous
See Also
Declared In
BITAuthenticator.h
identified
Returns YES if this app is identified according to the setting in identificationType
.
@property (nonatomic, assign, readonly, getter=isIdentified) BOOL identified
Discussion
Since the identification process is done asynchronously (contacting the server), you need to observe the value change via KVO.
See Also
Declared In
BITAuthenticator.h
restrictApplicationUsage
Enables or disables checking if the user is allowed to run this app
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL restrictApplicationUsage
Discussion
If disabled, the Authenticator never validates, besides initial identification, if the user is allowed to run this application.
If enabled, the Authenticator checks depending on restrictionEnforcementFrequency
if the user is allowed to use this application.
Enabling this property and setting identificationType
to BITAuthenticatorIdentificationTypeHockeyAppEmail
,
BITAuthenticatorIdentificationTypeHockeyAppUser
or BITAuthenticatorIdentificationTypeWebAuth
also allows
to remove access for users by removing them from the app’s users list on HockeyApp.
Default: NO
Warning: if identificationType
is set to BITAuthenticatorIdentificationTypeAnonymous
,
this property has no effect.
Declared In
BITAuthenticator.h
restrictionEnforcementFrequency
Defines how often the BITAuthenticator checks if the user is allowed to run this application
@property (nonatomic, assign) BITAuthenticatorAppRestrictionEnforcementFrequency restrictionEnforcementFrequency
Discussion
This requires restrictApplicationUsage
to be enabled.
Default: BITAuthenticatorAppRestrictionEnforcementOnFirstLaunch
Declared In
BITAuthenticator.h
urlScheme
The url-scheme used to idenfify via BITAuthenticatorIdentificationTypeDevice
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *urlScheme
Discussion
Please make sure that the URL scheme is unique and not shared with other apps.
If set to nil, the default scheme is used which is ha<APP_ID>
.
Declared In
BITAuthenticator.h
validated
Indicates if this installation is validated.
@property (nonatomic, assign, readonly, getter=isValidated) BOOL validated
Declared In
BITAuthenticator.h
webpageURL
The baseURL of the webpage the user is redirected to if identificationType
is
set to BITAuthenticatorIdentificationTypeDevice
; defaults to https://rink.hockeyapp.net.
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSURL *webpageURL
See Also
Declared In
BITAuthenticator.h
Instance Methods
authenticateInstallation
Invoked automatic identification and validation
- (void)authenticateInstallation
Discussion
If the BITAuthenticator
is in automatic mode this will initiate identifying
the current user according to the type specified in identificationType
and
validate if the identified user is allowed to run this application.
If the user is not yet identified it will present a modal view asking the user to provide the required information.
If your app provides it’s own startup modal screen, e.g. a guide or a login, then you might either call this method once that UI is fully presented or once the user e.g. did actually login already.
Warning: You need to call this method in your code even if automatic mode is enabled!
See Also
Declared In
BITAuthenticator.h
cleanupInternalStorage
Removes all previously stored authentication tokens, UDIDs, etc.
- (void)cleanupInternalStorage
Declared In
BITAuthenticator.h
deviceAuthenticationURL
URL to query the device’s id via external webpage
Built with the baseURL set in webpageURL
.
- (NSURL *)deviceAuthenticationURL
Declared In
BITAuthenticator.h
handleOpenURL:sourceApplication:annotation:
Should be used by the appdelegate to forward handle application:openURL:sourceApplication:annotation: calls.
- (BOOL)handleOpenURL:(NSURL *)url sourceApplication:(NSString *)sourceApplication annotation:(id)annotation
Parameters
- url
Param
url
that was passed to the app
- sourceApplication
Param
sourceApplication
that was passed to the app
- annotation
Param
annotation
that was passed to the app
Return Value
YES if the URL request was handled, NO if the URL could not be handled/identified.
Discussion
This is required if identificationType
is set to BITAuthenticatorIdentificationTypeDevice
.
Your app needs to implement the default ha<APP_ID>
URL scheme or register its own scheme
via urlScheme
.
BITAuthenticator checks if the given URL is actually meant to be parsed by it and will
return NO if it doesn’t think so. It does this by checking the ‘host’-part of the URL to be ‘authorize’, as well
as checking the protocol part.
Please make sure that if you’re using a custom URL scheme, it does not conflict with BITAuthenticator’s.
If BITAuthenticator thinks the URL was meant to be an authorization URL, but could not find a valid token, it will
reset the stored identification token and state.
Sample usage (in AppDelegate):
- (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application
openURL:(NSURL *)url
sourceApplication:(NSString *)sourceApplication annotation:(id)annotation {
if ([[BITHockeyManager sharedHockeyManager].authenticator handleOpenURL:url
sourceApplication:sourceApplication
annotation:annotation]) {
return YES;
} else {
//do your own URL handling, return appropriate value
}
return NO;
}
Declared In
BITAuthenticator.h
identifyWithCompletion:
Identifies the user according to the type specified in identificationType
.
- (void)identifyWithCompletion:(void ( ^ ) ( BOOL identified , NSError *error ))completion
Parameters
- completion
Block being executed once identification completed
Discussion
If the BITAuthenticator
is in manual mode, it’s your responsibility to call
this method. Depending on the identificationType
, this method
might present a viewController to let the user enter his/her credentials.
If the Authenticator is in auto-mode, this is called by the authenticator itself once needed.
Declared In
BITAuthenticator.h
publicInstallationIdentifier
Returns different values depending on identificationType
. This can be used
by the application to identify the user.
- (NSString *)publicInstallationIdentifier
See Also
Declared In
BITAuthenticator.h
validateWithCompletion:
Validates if the identified user is allowed to run this application. This checks with the HockeyApp backend and calls the completion-block once completed.
- (void)validateWithCompletion:(void ( ^ ) ( BOOL validated , NSError *error ))completion
Parameters
- completion
Block being executed once validation completed
Discussion
If the BITAuthenticator
is in manual mode, it’s your responsibility to call
this method. If the application is not yet identified, validation is not possible
and the completion-block is called with an error set.
If the BITAuthenticator
is in auto-mode, this is called by the authenticator itself
once needed.
Declared In
BITAuthenticator.h


This module contains settings for outputting black and white figures.
This module modifies module-defined variables so
cocopp.rungeneric.main
will output black and white
figures. Note that this is outdated code.
| Variable | dim_related_colors |
Undocumented |
| Variable | rcaxes |
Undocumented |
| Variable | rcaxeslarger |
Undocumented |
| Variable | rcfont |
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| Variable | rcfontlarger |
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| Variable | rclegend |
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| Variable | summarized_target_function_values |
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| Variable | tableconstant_target_function_values |
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Player set for shock January exit after failed Aston Villa transfer
Latest Aston Villa transfer news | AVFC came close to signing the defender last year
by Shane Ireland, https://www.facebook.com/ShaneIrelandJournalistHarold Mokoudi came so close to becoming an Aston Villa player last year.
The 21-year-old defender was on Steve Bruce’s radar in the summer of 2018 and was jetted into Birmingham to check out the club’s facilities ahead of a £7million transfer.
Moukoudi decided against a move to England at that time, though, and stayed at French club Le Havre.
He started the season in Ligue 2 extraordinarily well with a series of solid displays at the heart of defence.
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You can follow our Villa reporter Ashley Preece on Twitter, and his email address is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>But Moukoudi refused to sign a new contract with Le Havre and having been released, he joined Saint-Etienne in July.
He’s made nine appearances for the Ligue 1 side this season but is set to be at the centre of yet another transfer episode in the coming weeks.
Former Leicester City boss Claude Puel took over at Saint-Etienne last month and doesn’t see Moukoudi as part of his plans going forward.
Reports in France claim that he’ll be made available for an early exit in January as part of a clear-out at Stade Geoffroy-Guichard.
Villa are highly unlikely to renew their interest with Dean Smith having signed four centre-backs on permanent deals in the summer.
Bjorn Engels and Ezri Konsa were brought in after Tyrone Mings and Kortney Hause had their loan stints converted into full-time deals.


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Treebank Collection
| Author | Work | Editors | Locus | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apollodorus | Library and Epitome | Alpheios | Selections | Apollodorus, Library and Epitome |
| Homer | Odyssey | Alpheios | Books 1 | Homer, Odyssey |
| Sextus Propertius | Elegies | Alpheios | Book 1 | Sextus Propertius, Elegies |
| Babrius | Fables from Aesop | Alpheios | Selections | Babrius, Fables from Aesop |
| Cicero | De Amicitia | R. Gorman | 1.1-27.104 | Cicero, De Amicitia |
| Sextus Propertius | Elegies | Alpheios | Book 1 | Sextus Propertius, Elegies |
| Ovid | Metamorphoses | Alpheios | Selections from Book 1 | Ovid, Metamorphoses |
| Tbext | ||||
| Sophocles | Ajax | Alpheios | Lines 1-1402 | Sophocles, Ajax |
| Homer | Iliad | Alpheios | Book 1 | Homer, Iliad |
| Homer | Iliad | Alpheios | Book 10 | Homer, Iliad |
| Homer | Iliad | Alpheios | Book 11 | Homer, Iliad |
| Homer | Iliad | Alpheios | Book 12 | Homer, Iliad |
| Homer | Iliad | Alpheios | Book 13 | Homer, Iliad |
| Homer | Iliad | Alpheios | Book 14 | Homer, Iliad |
| Homer | Iliad | Alpheios | Book 15 | Homer, Iliad |
| Homer | Iliad | Alpheios | Book 16 | Homer, Iliad |
| Homer | Iliad | Alpheios | Book 17 | Homer, Iliad |
| Homer | Iliad | Alpheios | Book 18 | Homer, Iliad |
| Homer | Iliad | Alpheios | Book 19 | Homer, Iliad |
| Homer | Iliad | Alpheios | Book 2 | Homer, Iliad |
| Homer | Iliad | Alpheios | Book 20 | Homer, Iliad |
| Homer | Iliad | Alpheios | Book 21 | Homer, Iliad |
| Homer | Iliad | Alpheios | Book 22 | Homer, Iliad |
| Homer | Iliad | Alpheios | Book 23 | Homer, Iliad |
| Homer | Iliad | Alpheios | Book 24 | Homer, Iliad |
| Homer | Iliad | Alpheios | Book 3 | Homer, Iliad |
| Homer | Iliad | Alpheios | Book 4 | Homer, Iliad |
| Homer | Iliad | Alpheios | Book 5 | Homer, Iliad |
| Homer | Iliad | Alpheios | Book 6 | Homer, Iliad |
| Homer | Iliad | Alpheios | Book 7 | Homer, Iliad |
| Homer | Iliad | Alpheios | Book 8 | Homer, Iliad |
| Homer | Iliad | Alpheios | Book 9 | Homer, Iliad |
| Homer | Iliad | Alpheios | Book 1-24 | Homer, Iliad |
| Homer | Odyssey | Alpheios | Book 1 | Homer, Odyssey |
| Homer | Odyssey | Alpheios | Book 10 | Homer, Odyssey |
| Homer | Odyssey | Alpheios | Book 11 | Homer, Odyssey |
| Homer | Odyssey | Alpheios | Book 12 | Homer, Odyssey |
| Homer | Odyssey | Alpheios | Book 13 | Homer, Odyssey |
| Homer | Odyssey | Alpheios | Book 14 | Homer, Odyssey |
| Homer | Odyssey | Alpheios | Book 15 | Homer, Odyssey |
| Homer | Odyssey | Alpheios | Book 16 | Homer, Odyssey |
| Homer | Odyssey | Alpheios | Book 17 | Homer, Odyssey |
| Homer | Odyssey | Alpheios | Book 18 | Homer, Odyssey |
| Homer | Odyssey | Alpheios | Book 19 | Homer, Odyssey |
| Homer | Odyssey | Alpheios | Book 2 | Homer, Odyssey |
| Homer | Odyssey | Alpheios | Book 20 | Homer, Odyssey |
| Homer | Odyssey | Alpheios | Book 21 | Homer, Odyssey |
| Homer | Odyssey | Alpheios | Book 22 | Homer, Odyssey |
| Homer | Odyssey | Alpheios | Book 23 | Homer, Odyssey |
| Homer | Odyssey | Alpheios | Book 24 | Homer, Odyssey |
| Homer | Odyssey | Alpheios | Book 3 | Homer, Odyssey |
| Homer | Odyssey | Alpheios | Book 4 | Homer, Odyssey |
| Homer | Odyssey | Alpheios | Book 5 | Homer, Odyssey |
| Homer | Odyssey | Alpheios | Book 6 | Homer, Odyssey |
| Homer | Odyssey | Alpheios | Book 7 | Homer, Odyssey |
| Homer | Odyssey | Alpheios | Book 8 | Homer, Odyssey |
| Homer | Odyssey | Alpheios | Book 9 | Homer, Odyssey |
| Homer | Odyssey | Alpheios | Books 1-24 | Homer, Odyssey |
| Hesiod | Theogeny | Alpheios | Lines 1-1022 | Hesiod, Theogeny |
| Hesiod | Works and Days | Alpheios | Lines 1-828 | Hesiod, Works and Days |
| Hesiod | Shield of Heracles | Alpheios | Lines 1-480 | Hesiod, Shield of Heracles |
| Xenophon | Hellenica | V. Gorman | Book 1.1-1.4 | Xenophon, Hellenica |
| Xenophon | Hellenica | V. Gorman | Book 1.5-1.7 | Xenophon, Hellenica |
| Xenophon | Hellenica | V. Gorman | Book 2 | Xenophon, Hellenica |
| Xenophon | Hellenica | V. Gorman | Book 3 | Xenophon, Hellenica |
| Aeschylus | Suppliant Women | Alpheios | Lines 1-1073 | Aeschylus, Suppliant Women |
| Aeschylus | Persians | Alpheios | Lines 1-1076 | Aeschylus, Persians |
| Aeschylus | Prometheus Bound | Alpheios | Lines 1-1093 | Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound |
| Aeschylus | Seven Against Thebes | Alpheios | Lines 1-1084 | Aeschylus, Seven Against Thebes |
| Aeschylus | Agamemnon | Alpheios | Lines 1-1673 | Aeschylus, Agamemmon |
| Aeschylus | Libation Bearers | Alpheios | Lines 1-1076 | Aeschylus, Libation Bearers |
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A set of tools for inspecting and understanding R data structures inspired by str(). Includes ast() for visualizing abstract syntax trees, ref() for showing shared references, cst() for showing call stack trees, and obj_size() for computing object sizes.
| Version: | 1.0.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1) |
| Imports: | crayon, Rcpp, rlang (≥ 0.3.0) |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp |
| Suggests: | covr, pillar, pkgdown, testthat |
| Published: | 2018-11-04 |
| Author: | Hadley Wickham [aut, cre], RStudio [cph] |
| Maintainer: | Hadley Wickham <hadley at rstudio.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/r-lib/lobstr/issues |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | https://github.com/r-lib/lobstr |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | lobstr results |
| Reference manual: | lobstr.pdf |
| Package source: | lobstr_1.0.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: lobstr_1.0.0.zip, r-release: lobstr_1.0.0.zip, r-oldrel: lobstr_1.0.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: lobstr_1.0.0.tgz, r-oldrel: lobstr_1.0.0.tgz |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=lobstr to link to this page.


PSALMS 82
A psalm written by Asaph
1 God stands in heaven in a meeting of all the spirits whom he has placed in charge of what he created.
He tells them that he has decided this:
2 "You must stop judging people unfairly;
you must no longer make decisions that favor wicked people!
3 You must defend people who are poor and orphans;
you must act fairly toward those who are needy and those who have no one to help them.
4 Rescue them from the power of the wicked people!"
5 Those rulers do not know or understand anything!
They are very corrupt,
and as a result of their corrupt behavior,
it is as though the foundation of the world is being shaken!
6 I previously said to them, "You think you are gods!

8 God, arise and judge everyone on the earth
because all the people groups belong to you!


Table of Contents
bjam's first job upon startup is to load the Jam code that
implements the build system. To do this, it searches for a file
called boost-build.jam
, first in the invocation directory, then
in its parent and so forth up to the filesystem root, and finally
in the directories specified by the environment variable
BOOST_BUILD_PATH. When found, the file is interpreted, and should
specify the build system location by calling the boost-build
rule:
rule boost-build ( location ? )
If location is a relative path, it is treated as relative to
the directory of boost-build.jam
. The directory specified by
that location and the directories in BOOST_BUILD_PATH are then searched for
a file called bootstrap.jam
, which is expected to
bootstrap the build system. This arrangement allows the build
system to work without any command-line or environment variable
settings. For example, if the build system files were located in a
directory "build-system/" at your project root, you might place a
boost-build.jam
at the project root containing:
boost-build build-system ;
In this case, running bjam anywhere in the project tree will automatically find the build system.
The default bootstrap.jam
, after loading some standard
definitions, loads two files, which can be provided/customised by
user: site-config.jam
and user-config.jam
.
Locations where those files are searched are summarized below:
Table 7.1. Search paths for configuration files
| site-config.jam | user-config.jam | |
|---|---|---|
| Linux |
|
|
| Windows |
|
|
Boost.Build comes with default versions of those files, which can serve as templates for customized versions.
The command line may contain:
Command line arguments specify targets and build request using the following rules.
=
symbol is either a value of an implicit feature or of a target to
be built. It is taken to be value of a feature if an appropriate
feature exists. Otherwise, it is considered a target id. Building the
special target name “clean” has the same effect as
using the --clean
option.
An argument containing either slashes or
the =
symbol specifies a number of build
request elements (see the section called “Build Request”). In its simplest
form, it's just a set of properties, separated by
slashes, which become a single build request element,
for example:
borland/<runtime-link>static
A more complex form can be used to save typing. For example, instead of
borland/runtime-link=static borland/runtime-link=dynamic
one can use
borland/runtime-link=static,dynamic
Exactly, the conversion from argument to build request elements is performed by (1) splitting the argument at each slash, (2) converting each split part into a set of properties and (3) taking all possible combinations of the property sets. Each split part should have either the form
feature-name=feature-value1[","feature-valueN]*
or, in case of implicit features
feature-value1[","feature-valueN;]*
will be converted into the property set
<feature-name>feature-value1 .... <feature-name>feature-valueN
For example, the command line
target1 debug gcc/runtime-link=dynamic,static
would cause target called target1
to be rebuilt in
debug mode, except that for gcc, both dynamically and statically
linked binaries would be created.


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Lionel Messi makes his mark on international return as Argentina beat Brazil
The Barcelona forward was playing his first international since being given a three-month ban for his Copa America outburst.
Lionel Messi made a successful return to international football as Argentina gained a measure of revenge on Brazil for this summer’s Copa America semi-final defeat with a 1-0 win in Riyadh.
The 32-year-old was banned for three months by CONMEBOL after criticising the South American governing body, both after the semi-final loss and a third-place play-off win over Chile in which he was sent off following an altercation with Gary Medel.
However, the Barcelona forward made a triumphant return as he scored the only goal of the game in an international friendly in Saudi Arabia.
Gabriel Jesus hit a tame effort straight at Esteban Andrada after seven minutes, but moments later earned a penalty when he was fouled by Leandro Paredes in the area.
The Manchester City striker took the spot-kick, only to fire wide from 12 yards in the 10th minute.
Two minutes later Argentina were awarded a penalty of their own when Messi was tripped by Alex Sandro.
Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker saved Messi’s spot-kick, but the Barcelona forward was left with a simple task to tap in the rebound.
Good work by Willian on the left flank created a chance for Lucas Paqueta, but he dragged his shot wide.
Messi could have doubled his tally a minute before half-time when he burst clear of the Brazil defence, but Alisson stood firm to save his low effort.
Jesus and Willian both failed to work Andrada as Brazil sought an equaliser after the break, while at the other end Messi’s 66th-minute free-kick had to be tipped over by Alisson.
Lautaro Martinez and Nicolas Otamendi both wasted late chances to make the game safe for Argentina, whose win represented a first against their arch rivals for more than two years.


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{% extends "books.html" %} {% block recipe_title %}
Spanish rice is a delicious combination of fluffy rice with a tomato finish. It is one of my favoriate dishes and it goes perfectly with fajitas.
I always thought that the delicious rice that you get at Mexican restaurants was going to be too difficult to make at home. I was so excited to learn how to make this recipe at home and I make it now at least once a week.
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In a breakthrough discovery, researchers have discovered a treatment capable of reducing the debilitating autoimmune response that occurs in people suffering from multiple sclerosis (MS).
When patients are diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, their bodies begin to attack the protein myelin, which insulates the body’s spinal cord, brain and optic nerves. As a result, MS patients experience symptoms such as numbness in their limbs, paralysis and sometimes blindness.
However, during a phase one clinical trial of a new treatment for MS patients, researchers were able to curtail the body’s attacks on myelin by 50 to 75 percent, while sustaining the functionality of the rest of the immune system.
Current treatments for MS seek to lessen the body’s autoimmune response to myelin, but this often results in decreased effectiveness of the entire immune system.
“Most therapies for autoimmune diseases employ approaches broadly called immunosuppressors – they knock down immune response without specificity,” study co-author Stephen Miller, professor of microbiology-immunology at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, told FoxNews.com.
“People can become highly susceptible to everyday infections and develop higher rates of cancer.”
Miller and his colleagues sought a more targeted ‘tolerance’ treatment that would leave the greater immune system intact while knocking out only the autoimmune response to myelin.
“In MS, the idea is to target autoreactive T-cells directed against myelin…which would (reduce) disease progression, but wouldn’t make patient susceptible to higher rates of infection,” Miller said.
In a study published in the journal Science Translational Medicine, a small group of MS patients were treated intravenously with an infusion of their own white blood cells, which had been engineered to carry billions of myelin antigens. Researchers hoped the cells would teach the body to stop attacking myelin.
Miller and his team needed to determine if the treatment, which was based on 30 years of previous research, could be safely applied in humans – and they were pleased to discover it could be.
“It was safe to infuse as many as 3 billion autologous cells that we collected and manipulated back into the same patient and didn’t trigger exacerbations,” Miller said. “Most patients didn’t show any increased signs of disease during the six-month follow up.”
Furthermore, the treatment did not seem to impede the larger immune system. Researchers tested this by analyzing whether or not each patient continued to retain their immunity to tetanus, for which all of the patients had previously been vaccinated.
“Among four patients receiving the highest doses (of autologous cells), immune response to myelin antigens had diminished or gone away - but tetanus had not gone away,” Miller said.
This indicated that the immune system’s ability to fight other diseases after the procedure remained intact.
Though researchers caution that the study was too small to draw any significant conclusions, they are optimistic about the outcomes of larger studies and the ability of this treatment to help halt the progress of MS – particularly among recently-diagnosed patients.
“The idea is that if we’re able to intervene early enough in disease process, we can stop the autoimmune destruction and (the patient) will have little or no clinical deficit as result of earlier attacks before being diagnosed,” Miller said.
Researchers hope to receive funding to begin a phase two trial soon.
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Before Change
// If pretraining worked, we should not need much more training
for n in xrange(1000):
action = agent.get_action(state=state)
if action == 0:
state = (1, 0)
reward = 0.0
terminal = False
After Change
agent.pre_train(10000)
// If pretraining worked, we should not need much more training
runner = Runner(agent=agent, environment=environment)
def episode_finished(r):
return r.episode < 100 or not all(x >= 1.0 for x in r.episode_rewards[-100:])
runner.run(episodes=10000, episode_finished=episode_finished)
self.assertTrue(runner.episode < 10000)
// We don"t assert here because there is some randomness in the test and while
// we can find a deterministic setting with a working random seed, that same


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| Plane A | Vector4 | Defines the orthogonal plane in which the body can move, the orthogonal directions in which the shape can be controlled (the direction orthogonal on this one and Twist A). | <IP_ADDRESS> | |||||
| Twist A | Vector4 | Central directed axis of the cone in which the object can rotate. Orthogonal on Plane A. | <IP_ADDRESS> | |||||
| Pivot B | Vector4 | The point where the constraint is attached to the other rigidbody. | <IP_ADDRESS> | |||||
| Plane B | Vector4 | Defines the orthogonal plane in which the shape can be controlled (the direction orthogonal on this one and Twist B). | <IP_ADDRESS> | |||||
| Twist B | Vector4 | Central directed axis of the cone in which the object can rotate. Orthogonal on Plane B. | <IP_ADDRESS> | |||||
| Twist A | Vector4 | Central directed axis of the cone in which the object can rotate. Orthogonal on Plane A. | <IP_ADDRESS> | |||||
| Plane A | Vector4 | Defines the orthogonal plane in which the body can move, the orthogonal directions in which the shape can be controlled (the direction orthogonal on this one and Twist A). | <IP_ADDRESS> | |||||
| Motor A | Vector4 | Defines the orthogonal directions in which the shape can be controlled (namely in this direction, and in the direction orthogonal on this one and Twist A). | <IP_ADDRESS> | |||||
| Pivot A | Vector4 | Point around which the object will rotate. Defines the orthogonal directions in which the shape can be controlled (namely in this direction, and in the direction orthogonal on this one and Twist A). | <IP_ADDRESS> | |||||
| Twist B | Vector4 | Central directed axis of the cone in which the object can rotate. Orthogonal on Plane B. | <IP_ADDRESS> | |||||
| Plane B | Vector4 | Defines the orthogonal plane in which the body can move, the orthogonal directions in which the shape can be controlled (the direction orthogonal on this one and Twist A). | <IP_ADDRESS> | |||||
| Motor B | Vector4 | Defines the orthogonal directions in which the shape can be controlled (namely in this direction, and in the direction orthogonal on this one and Twist A). | <IP_ADDRESS> | |||||
| Pivot B | Vector4 | Defines the orthogonal directions in which the shape can be controlled (namely in this direction, and in the direction orthogonal on this one and Twist A). | <IP_ADDRESS> | |||||
| Cone Max Angle | float | Maximum angle the object can rotate around the vector orthogonal on Plane A and Twist A relative to the Twist A vector. Note that Cone Min Angle is not stored, but is simply minus this angle. | ||||||
| Plane Min Angle | float | Minimum angle the object can rotate around Plane A, relative to Twist A. | ||||||
| Plane Max Angle | float | Maximum angle the object can rotate around Plane A, relative to Twist A. | ||||||
| Twist Min Angle | float | Minimum angle the object can rotate around Twist A, relative to Plane A. | ||||||
| Twist Max Angle | float | Maximum angle the object can rotate around Twist A, relative to Plane A. | ||||||
| Max Friction | float | Maximum friction, typically 0 or 10. In Fallout 3, typically 100. | ||||||
| Enable Motor | bool | Unknown | <IP_ADDRESS> | |||||
| Motor | MotorDescriptor | enableMotor | Unknown. | <IP_ADDRESS> |


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THE REAL MCCOY (PG-13)
Directed by Russell Mulcahy Running Time: 105 minutes Originally Released: 1993
Reviewed by E. Benjamin Kelsey
* ½ (out of four)
A suave, cool, collected, rich, uptight bad guy = cliche. A clumsy criminal oaf to add to the laughs = cliche. A bad guy who owns a wild animal = cliche. A crooked, chauvinistic law enforcer type = cliche. At an intense moment, our main character tries to get away, but the car has trouble starting = cliche. Complaining about cliches = cliche.
Ok, ok. So we always hear about cliches. But if there was ever to be a prime example, THE REAL MCCOY is it! Not one uttered word, not one frame of film, not one character in this whole movie isn't a cut and paste example of everything we've ever seen. They might as well use this as a training film: "How to Make a Bank Robbery Film in the 90's".
Karen McCoy (Kim Basinger) is a bank robber who just got out on parole after a six-year stay at the state prison.  Aware of McCoy's bank robbing expertise, sniveling bad guy Jack Schmidt (Terence Stamp) uses the same six-year old to coerce McCoy into returning to her past. He wants McCoy to pull off an elaborate heist of 18+ million dollars at the same bank she got caught trying to rob six years earlier, which, by the way, is somehow due to Schmidt. And if she refuses? Who knows what he'll do to the kid. (Cue sinister laughter)
This movie is so pathetically pitiful that it's hard to know where to begin. The aforementioned cliches are brutally abundant.  Basinger is absolutely vacant. And where do they get off trying to make us emotionally attached to her? Here's someone that spent their time robbing banks, and now as she heads onto the street, we're supposed to feel sorry for her. As she confronts her son, who doesn't even know who she is, are we supposed to break into tears?? Especially when neither Basinger nor Zach English, who plays the kid, has any depth or emotional-radiance whatsoever.
I suppose I should mention Val Kilmer. Yeah, that's right - he's in it! Quite sadly too, seeing as how I can discuss everything about the movie and never mention his name. And he got second billing! To be fair, I will admit that Kilmer had potential in his role as the bumbling criminal wannabe J.T. Barker. Unfortunately the script doesn't allow much room for improvement, and when his character is used like bookends (he never shows up in the middle of the film!), we have no time to appreciate what he might have brought to this project.
THE REAL MCCOY just can't keep it's head above water, and soon, *very* soon, sinks into a cliched mess of movie. The actors are like dummies being moved about by an unenthusiastic puppeteer, and the dialogue, particularly Schmidt's trite dialogue, falls like the Niagra. This is definitely one to avoid, folks. THE REAL MCCOY is anything but!
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Computer simulations of lipid regulation by molecular semigrand canonical ensembles
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Reweighting non-equilibrium steady-state dynamics along collective variables
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The Bacteriostatic Activity of 2-Phenylethanol Derivatives Correlates with Membrane Binding Affinity
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Adversarial reverse mapping of condensed-phase molecular structures: Chemical transferability
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Dynamical properties across different coarse-grained models for ionic liquids
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J. Phys.: Condens. Matter 33 (2021)
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Coarse-grained conformational surface hopping: Methodology and transferability
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The Journal of Chemical Physics 153 (2020)
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Computational compound screening of biomolecules and soft materials by molecular simulations
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Modelling Simul. Mater. Sci. Eng. 29 (2020)
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Adversarial reverse mapping of equilibrated condensed-phase molecular structures
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Mach. Learn.: Sci. Technol. 1 (2020)
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2020-09-09
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Free-energy landscape of polymer-crystal polymorphism
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Soft Matter 16 (2020)
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Regulating Lipid Composition Rationalizes Acyl Tail Saturation Homeostasis in Ectotherms
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Hydration free energies from kernel-based machine learning: Compound-database bias
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Designing exceptional gas-separation polymer membranes using machine learning
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Kernel-Based Machine Learning for Efficient Simulations of Molecular Liquids
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Interpretable embeddings from molecular simulations using Gaussian mixture variational autoencoders
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Molecular dynamics trajectories for 630 coarse-grained drug-membrane permeations
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Inserting Small Molecules across Membrane Mixtures: Insight from the Potential of Mean Force
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Direct route to reproducing pair distribution functions with coarse-grained models via transformed atomistic cross correlations
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Microscopic reweighting for nonequilibrium steady-state dynamics
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Resolution limit of data-driven coarse-grained models spanning chemical space
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Controlled exploration of chemical space by machine learning of coarse-grained representations
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Hoobas: A highly object-oriented builder for molecular dynamics
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Accurate Structure-Based Coarse Graining Leads to Consistent Barrier-Crossing Dynamics
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The Journal of Chemical Physics 144 (2016)
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Better Together: Lipopeptide Micelle Formation Enhances Antimicrobial Selectivity
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Enhanced Sampling of Coarse-Grained Transmembrane-Peptide Structure Formation from Hydrogen-Bond Replica Exchange
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Leveraging Symmetries of Static Atomic Multipole Electrostatics in Molecular Dynamics Simulations
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J. Phys. Chem. B 117 (2013)
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J. Chem. Theory Comput. 8 (2012)
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2012-04-23
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Structural Basis of Folding Cooperativity in Model Proteins: Insights from a Microcanonical Perspective
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Biophysical Journal 100 (2011)
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Interplay between Secondary and Tertiary Structure Formation in Protein Folding Cooperativity
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Bereau, Bachmann, Deserno
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PHP developer
Work for Navus Consulting GMBH
I like to learn and share knowledge
Active member of PHP Srbija
What is main property of bad code?
Given in order of importance
No software engineers release even the tiniest change without testing, except the very confident and the very sloppy. - Kent Beck
The degree to which you know how your software behaves is the degree to which you have accurately tested it. - Max Kanat-Alexander
Testing is the activity of finding out whether a piece of code produces the intended behavior
Time consuming
Testing is hard
Steep learning curve
Don’t make anybody any money
Fundamental part of professional software development
Prove you've done your work
An insurance that the system works
Reduce number of bugs
Help you make better code design - easier to maintain - facilitating change
Ensures stable, long lasting application
Verify correctness much faster and less troublesome
Improve understanding how clients are going to use your code
Enhance security
Provide free documentation
Testing is expensive (event up to 40% of project's budget)
Not testing is event more expensive
Cost of testing increases exponentially if happens later
If you deliver code without tests, it's legacy code
Habit is not established early
The consequence of not writing unit tests is delayed
The consequence is often suffered by other people, not the original author
Informational Conformity & Halo effect
To be more precise
After - You test what you code - Test Last
Development Driven Testing - DDT
Before - You code what you test - Test First
Test Driven Development - TDD
IBM & Microsoft - TDD - 20-40% longer to complete but 40-90% fewer bugs in production
By 2022 it will be not be possible to get a professional programming job if you do not practice TDD routinely - Allan Kelly
Unit
Integration
System
Acceptance
A/B
Acceptance
Accessibility
Alpha/Beta
Concurrent
Conformance and type
Compatibility
Destructive
Development
Documentation
Functional vs Non Functional
Internationalization & Localization
Installation
Performance
Regression
Smoke and Sanity
Security
Usability
Static
Dynamic
1. Try with writing tests after writing the code
2. When you get confidence try to write tests before the code
3. Treat test like your code - keep it "clean"
4. Number of asserts in a test ought to be minimized
5. Use Virtual Environments
6. Use continuous integration server
When I say testing I mean AUTOMATED testing
Automated testing is key point for software quality and is preferred because of it's repeatability and easy of use
Manual testing is time consuming and boring allowed in some complex scenarios
Run tests often
7. Test Boundary Conditions
8. Use test saboteurs
Humbug
Infection
9. Use test coverage properly
A rule of the thumb for test coverage related to cyclomatic complexity is to have test cases equal in number to the cyclomatic complexity value.
Test branch coverage not only code coverage
sampleMethod()
{
if (a < 5 and b > 10){
return a + b;
}
return $a - $b;
}
10. Test before refactoring
11. Write unit tests for each bug you are going to fix
12. Think twice before using New Operators - new ClassName()
13. Think twice before using statics - SomeClass::someMethod()
14. Avoid endless "anding" - Breaking SRP
15. Avoid using switch-case often - use design patterns instead
16. Avoid using too many dependencies - max 4 dependencies
17. Avoid logic in constructor - only assign variables
17. Do not break Law of Demeter
$company->getOwner()->getAccount()->getBank()...
18. Do Not Mock What You Do not Own
19. Use data providers
/**
* @dataProvider getSuccessfulAddData
*/
public function testSuccessfulAdd($a, $b, $result)
{
$this->assertEquals($result,
$this->calculator->add($a, $b));
}
public function getSuccessfulAddData()
{
return [
['a' => 1, 'b' => 2, 'result' => 3],
['a' => 2, 'b' => 1, 'result' => 3],
['a' => 0, 'b' => 1, 'result' => 1],
['a' => 1, 'b' => 0, 'result' => 1],
];
}
20. Respect 3A of Unit testing
Arrange objects, creating and setting them up as necessary.
Act on an object
Assert that something is as expected
21.
22. Programming by Wishful Thinking
23. Use test doubles properly
Dummy
Fake
Stub
Mock
Spy
24. Before asserting through loop use assertCount
25. Do not lie about your real dependencies - use DI
Don't look for things! Ask for things!
26. Smoke testing
Quick check if there are any problems
Check if application is running
Ping an important API endpoint
27. Add time for testing in your estimates
28. If you provide API use documentation testing
Dredd
Supports Swagger & API Blueprint
29. Run tests in parallel
30. Weeks of programming can save you hours of planning and writing tests
Once you start testing You wont want to write code without tests again
You are not good developer if you are not good tester
Developers starts producing better code
Testing makes developers complacent
Writing code that is testable encourages best practices - such as SOLID
Quality is everyone’s responsibility — especially ours - developer’s
Testing is fun :-)
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Unlike prior versions of Books, we've worked really hard to simplify the preferences window. From the preferences window, you can select your default plugins for importing and exporting data, what quickfill source you would like to use, and what theme to use to display book data in the main window.
These are customizable options that are implemented by plugins. A default set of core plugins is included with the Books application, but additional plugins can be downloaded and installed from -plugin site-. If you wish to remove a particular plugin, you may delete it from the Library/Application Support/Books/Plugins folder in your home folder (or from the root folder if the plugins are installed globally).
Moving on through the preferences window, the bottom element is a table with field names. You can click the checkbox next to a field name to make it visible in the main window. You may also drag and reorganize the fields in the table to change their order. Using this, set up the fields you want to see so that you can browse your collection quickly.
There are no save or close buttons on the preferences window. Simply close it to make it go away and your choices will be saved automatically.
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This is a simple example which demonstrates the capabilities of built-in calendar system. the calendar allows the Gantt to skip non-working days during calculation of task durations. By default the only non-working time in calendar are weekends. Its possible to add the additional holidays or exceptions (working day which is on weekend). Holidays/exceptions should be represented as the `Gnt.model.CalendarDay` records in the calendar store. Its also possible to apply custom styling for each holiday period.
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