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Brazilian ex-president released from prison
Former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has walked out of a Curitiba prison, less than a day after the Supreme Court ruled that a person can be imprisoned only after all the appeals have been exhausted.
Hundreds of supporters were gathered outside the federal police building in southern city of Curitiba, hoping to catch a glimpse of the popular 74-year-old politician who is appealing against his conviction of corruption and money laundering in connection with the purchase of a beachfront apartment in Sao Paulo state.
A stage was set up for him to address the crowd.
Mr da Silva, who is universally known as Lula, tweeted “Lula Free” with a video of himself working out and lifting weights in a gym inside the prison, where he has been detained since April 2018.
But he could find himself back in prison if his appeals do not go his way.
It is not yet clear what political role Mr Da Silva will seek to occupy now that he is free.
The former leader of the leftist Workers’ Party, better known in Brazil by its Portuguese acronym PT, remains a popular figure on the left, whose politicians and voters have ceaselessly called for his release.
Political analysts believe Mr da Silva could rally the opposition, which has been demoralised by the corruption scandals, impeachment of Mr da Silva’s hand-picked successor, Mr da Silva’s imprisonment and, more recently, a severe beating in the 2018 general elections.
Aside from his promise to root out corruption and curb violence, far-right President Jair Bolsonaro ran a strong campaign on anti-Workers Party sentiment.
He won the election with 55% of the vote and was sworn in on January 1.
Mr da Silva, who governed from 2003 to 2010, had been favoured to win the 2018 presidential election, but his conviction eventually prohibited him from running.
The former president has said that when free, he would travel around the country rallying opposition.
Political analysts say he might not immediately enter into frontal opposition with Mr Bolsonaro, seeking instead to influence the next presidential election in 2022.


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Deploying a Python/C++ package
I have written a C++ library for non-parametric regression. Now C++ is great if you want to write efficient code, however it is less than ideal when it comes to plotting and visualising data. For this either Python or Matlab are perfect candidates.
So I have written a Python wrapper to my C++ library with Boost.Python and I want to deploy it for the world to use.
Here are some use cases which I want my deployed package to fulfill:
- A user can either use the c++ interface or the python interface.
- It should be easy to install (of course):
$ pip install npregression
or
$ sudo apt-get install npregression
Approach
Since the C++ library should be completely independent of the wrapper it should be able to be installed/deployed without the wrapper.
If the wrapper is installed via pip it should first install the C++ library which is a dependency and then proceed to install the Python wrapper using standard pip.
How to deploy a C++ shared library package
I first created a source tar ball for release on github which I downloaded and extracted to my debian packaging work director:
$ pwd
$ /home/username/ubuntu_packaging/npregression_package
$ ls
$ non-parametric-regression-1.0 non-parametric-regression-1.0.tar.gz
I followed the same steps as in my previous post. When I run the command:
bzr dh-make libnpregression 1.0 non-parametric-regression-1.0.tar.gz
I made sure to choose the (l)ibrary option when prompted which type debian package I wanted. I proceed to build the library,
./libnpregression$ bzr builddeb -- -us -uc
however I encountered the following error:
dh_install
dh_install: libnpregression-dev missing files (usr/lib/lib*.a), aborting
make: *** [binary] Error 255
dpkg-buildpackage: error: fakeroot debian/rules binary gave error exit status 2
debuild: fatal error at line 1364:
dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -D -us -uc failed
bzr: ERROR: The build failed.
There are two important files to edit:
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libnpregression1.install
usr/lib/npr/lib*.so
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libnpregression-dev.install
usr/include/*
All builds until the next error occurs:
dh_shlibdeps
dpkg-shlibdeps: error: no dependency information found for /usr/local/lib/libarmadillo.so.5 (used by debian/libnpregression1/usr/lib/npr/liblwr.so)
dh_shlibdeps: dpkg-shlibdeps -Tdebian/libnpregression1.substvars debian/libnpregression1/usr/lib/npr/liblwr.so returned exit code 2
make: *** [binary] Error 2
dpkg-buildpackage: error: fakeroot debian/rules binary gave error exit status 2
debuild: fatal error at line 1364:
dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -D -us -uc failed
bzr: ERROR: The build failed.
C++ shared library
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The libraries themselves are put into a binary package named libfoo1 where foo is the name of the library and 1 is the version from the SONAME.
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Development files from the package, such as header files, needed to compile programs against the library are put into a package called libfoo-dev.
How to deploy a Python wrapper of a C++ library
Your project is deployed
When a python package when deployed will typically reside on the Python Package Index.
resources
Debian Library Packaging guide
Tutorial on creating a distributable Python package using Setuptools with Boost-Python


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An example architecture meant to be used for large deployments usable by enterprises. Trivial examples from major projects leave some guesswork on how to deploy for large organizations. This solution demonstrates these concepts as applied for the enterprise.
The architecture is designed for high-read low-write operations and follows DDD and CQRS standards for massive scale-out potential.
Projects used in this example:
Architecture Overview
There are currently 4 nservicebus endpoints. One to send demo commands in DemoMessages, one to receive commands in Domain, an event handler in Application, and one for the presentation layer.
The Domain endpoint is configured to be a distributor to event listeners and Application is configured to subscribe.
In a production system you would configure a seperate distributor to distribute commands to your command handlers (domain projects), and another distributor to send events to event handlers (application projects).
You could even make seperate queues for different bounded contexts.
In theory you can have multiple different Domains and multiple Application handlers (and I would suggest you do)
Presentation
The presentation layer is currently a WIP. In order to run it you will need redis running and use a REST client like POSTMAN to run commands against ServiceStack.
Roadmap
Project References
Its important to note that the Domain project is referencing all Domain.* projects, similarly the Application project is referencing all Application.* projects. Each Domain.* and each Application.* project represents a bounded context.
Notes
Start visual studio as admin because NServicebus likes it that way
Configure the debugger to launch 3 projects, Domain, Application, and DemoMessages
Make sure NServiceBus creates all the MSMQ queues it needs
Structure
A couple things should be said about the structure of the solution.
The project mimics the standard DDD layers
We are modeling the top 3 layers in this solution. NEventStore and RavenDB handle Data Access and Persistence. In each folder you will find 1 'master' project and a child. IE
Domain/
Domain.csproj
Domain.Inventory.csproj
The purpose of the Domain project is simply to be an NServicebus endpoint. You can configure your own endpoints however you like.
The Domain.* projects should represent your bounded contexts. Same with the Application.* projects.
Inside the domain projects I create a folder for every aggregate root. Some projects create a root Events and Commands folder - however for many aggregate roots this easily gets out of hand.
Each folder has a sub folder for Events and Commands specific to the aggregate root. Also inside the folder is the aggregate root command handler and the aggregate root itself.
I decided on this structure because it keeps things very nicely organized - how you do it is up to you.
For the application projects, I simply have a Handlers folder and a Models folder to model all the read models for that bounded context.
For larger deployments I am sure that structure will change to group read models somehow.
If you have issues getting started, there are a few things to check. Firstly, make sure you install NServiceBus from their web site. The installer will install RavenDB and MSMQ for you.
 This can be done by going to the build bin folder, or by using the debugger to run them yourself. This must be done because programs started from VS without the debugger will not be admin, so they won't be able to create their queues.
After successfully starting each project your queues should look like this
You will also need to edit the solution's properties to launch all 3 endpoints at once.


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Install PyTorch and its dependencies
install_pytorch( method = c("conda", "virtualenv", "auto"), conda = "auto", version = "default", envname = "r-torch", extra_packages = NULL, restart_session = TRUE, conda_python_version = "3.6", pip = FALSE, channel = "stable", cuda_version = NULL, dry_run = FALSE, ... )
| method | Installation method. By default, "auto" automatically finds a method that will work in the local environment. Change the default to force a specific installation method. Note that the "virtualenv" method is not available on Windows (as this isn't supported by PyTorch). Note also that since this command runs without privillege the "system" method is available only on Windows. |
|---|---|
| conda | The path to a |
| version | PyTorch version to install. The "default" version is 1.4.
You can specify a specific PyTorch version with |
| envname | Name of Python or conda environment to install within.
The default environment name is |
| extra_packages | Additional Python packages to install along with
PyTorch. If more than one package use a character vector:
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| restart_session | Restart R session after installing (note this will only occur within RStudio). |
| conda_python_version | the Python version installed in the created conda
environment. Python 3.4 is installed by default. But you could specify for instance:
|
| pip | logical |
| channel | conda channel. The default channel is |
| cuda_version | string for the cuda toolkit version to install. For example,
to install a specific CUDA version use |
| dry_run | logical, set to TRUE for unit tests, otherwise will execute the command. |
| ... | other arguments passed to |
if (FALSE) { # install PyTorch 1.6 on Python 3.7 including pandas install_pytorch(version = "1.6", conda_python_version = "3.7", extra_packages = "pandas") # Install PyTorch 1.4, Python 3.6, pandas, matplotlib install from the console install_pytorch(version = "1.4", conda_python_version = "3.6", extra_packages = c("pandas", "matplotlib")) # Install PyTorch 1.3 on Python 3.6 including pandas, matplotlib install_pytorch(version = "1.3", conda_python_version = "3.6", extra_packages = c("pandas", "matplotlib"), dry_run = FALSE) }


I think I've locked enough coins in this plan to empty it's funding tomorrow
{
"result": "success",
"fundingtxid": "b2ad75209ba8016ee0a9ca183cbce1a1984e29addc72433fe869c98b4699fe48",
"name": "overdraf",
"sbits":<PHONE_NUMBER>351131247,
"APR": "20.00000000",
"minseconds": 86400,
"maxseconds": 172800,
"mindeposit": "1.00000000",
"funding": "1000.00000000"
}
I try locking more and I get
funcid.76 L skipped<PHONE_NUMBER>0
funcid.76 L skipped 10.00000000
funcid.76 L skipped 10.00000000
funcid.76 L skipped 1000.00000000
funcid.76 L skipped 10.00000000
funcid.76 L skipped 10.00000000
cant find enough inputs 1000.00000000 note enough for<PHONE_NUMBER>0
cant find rewards inputs
in the stdout


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| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
4.0 mg |
sublingual |
2C-I |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 0:20 |
4.0 mg |
oral |
2C-I |
(capsule) |
07:10pm - 4mg 2C-I straight / sublingual
07:30pm - 4mg 2C-I Gelcap
07:45pm - initial waviness
08:10pm - 1st 'yeah, I'm there' color enhancement. Cowgirl in front of me shaking her hips, her bikini top became bright red & her tan skin looks sooo good
09:00pm - puffed brought it out. no real headspace...a plastic 3D effect to all things colorful...buzzing subdermal energy
09:50pm - strong shroom-like breathing, anesthetic numbness in extremeties...good immediate antidepressant effect - no desire...just want to experience clean, pure trip...i turn down nugget cause all i want is this, untainted...i feel as if i could go the rest of my life without desire...no alcohol, no cigarettes, no weed, i don't even care about sex, i feel 'fixed' somehow, as if all my bad habits just whisked away & replaced with an alertness & awareness I haven't felt for awhile. I've noticed the phenethylamines tend to pull me out of the drug haze of other recreationals & kind of 'put you IN life.'
This is what it feels like to be ALIVE, experiencing the moment yet completely aware of your environment. The tryptamines can put me in the moment, but I also tend to lose myself in the psychedelic mindspace created by the breakthough. At this level it is like having one foot in the tryptamine reality & the other in linear reality.
10:20pm - Stretching a lot in between dancing. Working the muscles, healing, twisting the energy throughout my arms and legs. Wringing out stress. Some jaw fluttering every now & then, drinking lots of water, staying hydrated. Not too much visual activity up close, but peripheral breathing when zooming out to a panorama.
There seems to be some effect on innerocular pressure, it feels kind of weird. Falling in love a lot, lots of passion. Just passion though, still no desire/lust. I want to wrap my arms around this girl and just hold her, it's not like I'm running around with a raging boner. In fact, right now I don't even think I COULD have sex if I did desire but I could definetely be very very passionate.
Every once in a while I'll feel a twinge in the lower back, nothing major but I'm aware of it so I wouldn't mix any known hepatoxins with it during the duration or put any excess stress on the kidneys, just to be safe. I had a moment when walking to the bathroom after dancing really hard where I experienced a jolt around the heart that made me pause to catch my breath. It's happened before without drugs & I attribute this instance to overexertion.  Hungry, getting some grub, channel surfing...Lots of stuff is really funny now. Giggling & laughing so hard it hurts sometimes. Contemplating just chilling in the AC & skipping the show since it'll soon be over.  I have a cider at the bar even though i really don't want alcohol still. Run into a lot of kids I haven't seen since my club days, like 9 years ago. They all look exactly the same & are still dressing exactly the same & I am this completely reborn spiritual entity...I definetely have evolved since those days, I'm not the man they once knew although I am still 'me.'
The energy is working synergistically with the residual chemical, but still I think 2C-T-2 is better for that kind of work, this is primarily recreational: a buzz. I was having a really difficult time during some parts of the previous show working with energy, it wasn't flowing to the surface as easily as I was expecting it to, I was used to T2 where by the third hour I am a bright luminous being shooting threads of energy from every pore. This isn't it. It's light, easy. My grandmother could handle an afternoon on this chem at this level & have a great time. Although it feels like a sanitised psychedelic experience, I still don't really trust the phenethylamines too much until neurotoxicity studies are done.
02:00am - last call, so the party must move...be back in a few hours for some final thoughts
06:00am - I have since post-loaded with 5-HTP, which did bring the 2C-I back slightly once it started working. I've also been puffing to try to hold onto the experience as long as possible.  The movie this time around is a lot more funny whereas watching it with Daisy on foxy was just insane.
 Nevertheless, I find myself crying at the end during the final quote zoom out/fade out. Absolutely beautiful. But I digress, back to chemical observations. It's probably a good thing this chem is primarily isolated right now to a very small core of people in this society.
If it leaked into the recreational drug masses like ecstasy did, I could see a definite abuse potential simply because it's so easy & light compared to what we've been raised on. People would be tempted to bump up or eat more. If I didn't know as much about the known pharmacology of the phenethylamines (primarily the roles of serotonin & dopamine) as I do I would be tempted to take more to try to go back up. All-in-all it's a fun & interesting chemical and I feel blessed to be able to feel it & ponder it's methods & implications, but I don't think I'll miss it when it's gone.
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This island lies southeast of Bougainville Island, which is part of Papua New Guinea, and north of Noro on the New Georgia islands. It has several small satellite islands and a larger one, Rob Roy Island, off its southern end and separated from it by the narrow Nggosele Channel.
Position 07° 26'15"S, 157° 28'58"E (S entrance to Nggosele Channel)
There are many sheltered anchorages along this narrow, dog-legged passage between the main island and Rob Roy island but, be warned, you may be approached by local residents for a charge for passing through. See email report from October 2011.


In pictures: Jaw-dropping treats unveiled at Cake International showcase
Some of the world’s top cake artists are displaying their handiwork at the Cake International 2019 event at the NEC in Birmingham.
From November 1-3, sugarcraft artists including Alan Dunn, Molly Robbins and Emma Jayne will be showcasing intricate, and sometimes weird and wonderful culinary creations at what is billed as the world’s greatest cake show.
Let’s take a look at some of the best efforts on show.


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An Oracle Concerning Damascus
1 An oracle concerning Damascus.
Behold, Damascus will cease to be a city
and will become a heap of ruins.
2 The cities of Aroer are deserted;
they will be for flocks,
which will lie down, and none will make them afraid.
3 The fortress will disappear from Ephraim,
and the kingdom from Damascus;
and the remnant of Syria will be
like the glory of the children of Israel,
declares the LORD of hosts.
4 And in that day the glory of Jacob will be brought low,
and the fat of his flesh will grow lean.
5 And it shall be as when the reaper gathers standing grain
and his arm harvests the ears,
and as when one gleans the ears of grain
in the Valley of Rephaim.
6 Gleanings will be left in it,
as when an olive tree is beaten—
two or three berries
in the top of the highest bough,
four or five
on the branches of a fruit tree,
declares the LORD God of Israel.
7 In that day man will look to his Maker, and his eyes will look on the Holy One of Israel.
8 He will not look to the altars, the work of his hands, and he will not look on what his own fingers have made, either the Asherim or the altars of incense.
9 In that day their strong cities will be like the deserted places of the wooded heights and the hilltops, which they deserted because of the children of Israel, and there will be desolation.
10 For you have forgotten the God of your salvation
and have not remembered the Rock of your refuge;
therefore, though you plant pleasant plants
and sow the vine-branch of a stranger,
11 though you make them grow on the day that you plant them,
and make them blossom in the morning that you sow,
yet the harvest will flee away
in a day of grief and incurable pain.
12 Ah, the thunder of many peoples;
they thunder like the thundering of the sea!
Ah, the roar of nations;
they roar like the roaring of mighty waters!
13 The nations roar like the roaring of many waters,
but he will rebuke them, and they will flee far away,
chased like chaff on the mountains before the wind
and whirling dust before the storm.
14 At evening time, behold, terror!
Before morning, they are no more!


Stray Dog Found Curled Up In Snow Keeping Orphaned Kittens Warm
by Cameron FrewOn a snowy night in Canada, a driver found a shivering, stray dog on the roadside, but she wasn’t alone.
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On that fateful, freezing cold evening in Ontario, the good girl was found curled up, wrapped around orphaned kittens.
It wasn’t the safest place for the pup to spend the night, but looking after the babies was clearly her main priority.
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Thankfully the pup was found when she was – on a night like that, the chances of making it through the night were pretty slim.
In order to repay her for the kind deed, the Good Samaritan (who has remained unnamed) took the pooch and the five kittens away from the crushingly low temperatures to the Pet and Wildlife Rescue shelter.
A shelter spokesperson told The Dodo:
It’s truly heartwarming! It had been a very cold night so these kittens would have had a very hard time surviving.
Rescue staff made one thing abundantly clear: if it hadn’t been for that dog, those kittens would be dead right now.
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The kittens are in safe hands and doing fine – however, after their time outdoors, presumably after their mother died, they require treatment for flea and worm infestations.
The stray dog is being well-looked after at the shelter, and also makes sure to pay the young kittens regular visits as they recuperate. The kittens may be orphaned, but they certainly have a new mother.
Thanks to this brave dog, five lives were saved, and six pets may get new homes.
The spokesperson added:
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Our staff sees many difficult situations on a daily basis and stories like this one make every heartache worth it.
The shelter are holding the animals there with the hope that their owners will come forward. If nobody claims them, they’ll be put up for adoption like the other pets at the shelter.
If working at an animal shelter interests you, the Humane Society of Tampa Bay is looking for people to come in and cuddle frightened dogs (as well as assist veterinarians and clean up the shelter).
Shelter staff explained that the number of volunteers massively varies due to issues like students returning to school and having more spare time to give in the summer months. With numbers at an all-time low, they’ve put out a fresh call for animal lovers.
What a good girl.
After graduating from Glasgow Caledonian University with an NCTJ and BCTJ-accredited Multimedia Journalism degree, Cameron ventured into the world of print journalism at The National, while also working as a freelance film journalist on the side, becoming an accredited Rotten Tomatoes critic in the process. He’s now left his Scottish homelands and took up residence at UNILAD as a journalist.


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2.1. Touchscreen vs. Mouse
- The LXDE Desktop works with touchscreens. First, you move the cursor
by sliding your finger. Then, when the cursor is over its destination, you tap.
The trick: Your finger does not have to be over the cursor.
- Since most of the useful applications involve images, it is best to use Alaterm
on a relatively large-screen device, with external keyboard and mouse.
- Mouse right-click is supported, with context menus.
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2.2 Screen Dimensions and Orientation
- The Desktop is initially configured for 1280x800 pixel screens.
This assumes that you use your device in landscape mode, like a laptop.
- Many modern devices have high-resolution screens. My own is 1920x1200.
However, use of full resolution will cause everything to appear very tiny.
- If you need a different screen resolution, particularly if your device
has an aspect ratio other than 1.6:1, there are two ways to change it:
- 1. From the LXDE Menu, Preferences, Change Default Resolution.
This offers you a choice of several values.
You can try a value, and if it works for you, save it.
The saved value will then be used each time you login.
- 2. If none of the choices is what you need, then you can make a custom choice.
This requires using the terminal, rather than the Menu. Command:
default-resolution WxH
where W and H are three or four digit numbers, representing the desired width and height.
The effect is not immediate. To see it, you have to logout then re-launch alaterm.
If you made a bad choice, you can re-try the command, or use the Menu.
Remember that the initial default resolution is 1280x800.
- If you set the resolution in landcape orientation,
then it may not fit properly if you rotate your device to portrait orientation, like a phone.
Actual behavior depends on your device.
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2.3 LXDE Applications Menu
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2.4 PCManFM File Manager
- Next to the LXDE Menu is the File Manager, named PCManFM.
Several useful locations are pre-configured as shortcuts:
Home is your alaterm home folder.
Desktop is your alaterm Desktop, a sub-folder of Home.
Android Shared leads to the Android directory that contains Documents, Downloads,
Pictures, and other on-device locations that can be accessed from alaterm.
Removable Media leads to an Android directory containing a removable SD card or USB pendrive.
Termux Home is the home folder for Termux.
This is the initial location when Termux launches.
Trash leads to Trash at ~/.local/share/Trash.
- Note that only Android can mount media.
So if you have a removable media device, be sure that it is mounted and recognized by Android,
before you launch alaterm.
- Android gives obscure folder names to removable media,
and also includes folders leading to inacessible locations.
Finding your removable device is a matter of trial and error.
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2.5 Trash? Rubbish!
- The creator of PCManFM uses the UK term rubbish instead of the US term trash.
- There is no animated Trash Bin. This is because the necessary software would violate
Android system policies,
- The Trash shorcut leads to alaterm Trash. It does not include Android Trash, if it exists.
- Even though you can send items to Trash easily,
restoring items and emptying the Trash can only be done by command terminal.
The README-TRASH file describes the commands. It is visible when you enter Trash.
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Author: Rafael Benevides
Level: Beginner
Technologies: JAX-RS
Summary: The jaxrs-client
quickstart demonstrates JAX-RS Client API, which interacts with a JAX-RS Web service that runs on JBoss EAP.
Target Product: JBoss EAP
Source: https://github.com/jboss-developer/jboss-eap-quickstarts/
The jaxrs-client
quickstart demonstrates the JAX-RS Client API which interacts with a JAX-RS Web service.
This client "calls" many POST, GET, DELETE operations using different ways: synchronized, asynchronous, delayed and filtered invocations.
The application this project produces is designed to be run on Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 7.1 or later.
All you need to build this project is Java 8.0 (Java SDK 1.8) or later and Maven 3.3.1 or later. See Configure Maven for JBoss EAP 7.1 to make sure you are configured correctly for testing the quickstarts.
For Linux: EAP7_HOME/bin/standalone.sh
For Windows: EAP7_HOME\bin\standalone.bat
mvn package wildfly:deploy
target/jaxrs-client.war
to the running instance of the server.This quickstart provides Arquillian tests. By default, these tests are configured to be skipped as Arquillian tests require the use of a container.
mvn clean verify -Parq-remote
You can also let Arquillian manage the JBoss EAP server by using the arq-managed
profile. For more information about how to run the Arquillian tests, see Run the Arquillian Tests.
-------------------------------------------------------
T E S T S
-------------------------------------------------------
Running org.jboss.as.quickstarts.jaxrsclient.test.ContactsRestClientTest
Dec 29, 2014 3:34:44 PM org.jboss.as.quickstarts.jaxrsclient.test.ContactsRestClientTest requestResponseFiltersTest
INFO: ### Testing Request and Response Filters ###
Dec 29, 2014 3:34:44 PM org.jboss.as.quickstarts.jaxrsclient.test.ContactsRestClientTest requestResponseFiltersTest
INFO: dropping all contacts
Dec 29, 2014 3:34:45 PM org.jboss.as.quickstarts.jaxrsclient.test.ContactsRestClientTest requestResponseFiltersTest
INFO: Invoking create new contact using a ClientRequestFilter
Dec 29, 2014 3:34:45 PM org.jboss.as.quickstarts.jaxrsclient.test.ContactsRestClientTest requestResponseFiltersTest
INFO: Invoking list all contacts using a ClientResponseFilter
Dec 29, 2014 3:34:45 PM org.jboss.as.quickstarts.jaxrsclient.test.LogResponseFilter filter
INFO: Date: Mon Dec 29 15:34:45 BRST 2014- Status: 200
Dec 29, 2014 3:34:45 PM org.jboss.as.quickstarts.jaxrsclient.test.ContactsRestClientTest delayedInvocationTest
INFO: ### Testing Delayed invocaton ###
Dec 29, 2014 3:34:45 PM org.jboss.as.quickstarts.jaxrsclient.test.ContactsRestClientTest delayedInvocationTest
INFO: dropping all contacts
Dec 29, 2014 3:34:46 PM org.jboss.as.quickstarts.jaxrsclient.test.ContactsRestClientTest delayedInvocationTest
INFO: Creating a new contact invocation
Dec 29, 2014 3:34:46 PM org.jboss.as.quickstarts.jaxrsclient.test.ContactsRestClientTest delayedInvocationTest
INFO: Creating list all contacts invocation
Dec 29, 2014 3:34:46 PM org.jboss.as.quickstarts.jaxrsclient.test.ContactsRestClientTest delayedInvocationTest
INFO: invoking the new contact
Dec 29, 2014 3:34:46 PM org.jboss.as.quickstarts.jaxrsclient.test.ContactsRestClientTest delayedInvocationTest
INFO: invoking list all contacts ASYNC
Dec 29, 2014 3:34:46 PM org.jboss.as.quickstarts.jaxrsclient.test.ContactsRestClientTest asyncCrudTest
INFO: ### CRUD tests ASYNC ###
Dec 29, 2014 3:34:46 PM org.jboss.as.quickstarts.jaxrsclient.test.ContactsRestClientTest asyncCrudTest
INFO: dropping all contacts ASYNC
Dec 29, 2014 3:34:46 PM org.jboss.as.quickstarts.jaxrsclient.test.ContactsRestClientTest asyncCrudTest
INFO: creating a new contact ASYNC
Dec 29, 2014 3:34:46 PM org.jboss.as.quickstarts.jaxrsclient.test.ContactsRestClientTest asyncCrudTest
INFO: delete a contact by id ASYNC
Dec 29, 2014 3:34:46 PM org.jboss.as.quickstarts.jaxrsclient.test.ContactsRestClientTest asyncCrudTest
INFO: fetching all contacts ASYNC
Dec 29, 2014 3:34:46 PM org.jboss.as.quickstarts.jaxrsclient.test.ContactsRestClientTest invocationCallBackTest
INFO: ### Testing invocation callback ###
Dec 29, 2014 3:34:46 PM org.jboss.as.quickstarts.jaxrsclient.test.ContactsRestClientTest invocationCallBackTest
INFO: dropping all contacts
Dec 29, 2014 3:34:46 PM org.jboss.as.quickstarts.jaxrsclient.test.ContactsRestClientTest invocationCallBackTest
INFO: Creating a InvocationCallback
Dec 29, 2014 3:34:46 PM org.jboss.as.quickstarts.jaxrsclient.test.ContactsRestClientTest invocationCallBackTest
INFO: Invoking a service using the InvocationCallback
Dec 29, 2014 3:34:46 PM org.jboss.as.quickstarts.jaxrsclient.test.ContactsRestClientTest cruedTest
INFO: ### CRUD tests ###
Dec 29, 2014 3:34:46 PM org.jboss.as.quickstarts.jaxrsclient.test.ContactsRestClientTest cruedTest
INFO: dropping all contacts
Dec 29, 2014 3:34:46 PM org.jboss.as.quickstarts.jaxrsclient.test.ContactsRestClientTest cruedTest
INFO: creating a new contact
Dec 29, 2014 3:34:46 PM org.jboss.as.quickstarts.jaxrsclient.test.ContactsRestClientTest cruedTest
INFO: fetching a contact by id
Dec 29, 2014 3:34:46 PM org.jboss.as.quickstarts.jaxrsclient.test.ContactsRestClientTest cruedTest
INFO: fetching all contacts
Dec 29, 2014 3:34:46 PM org.jboss.as.quickstarts.jaxrsclient.test.ContactsRestClientTest cruedTest
INFO: delete a contact by id
Tests run: 5, Failures: 0, Errors: 0, Skipped: 0, Time elapsed: 1.51 sec - in org.jboss.as.quickstarts.jaxrsclient.test.ContactsRestClientTest
Results :
Tests run: 5, Failures: 0, Errors: 0, Skipped: 0
mvn wildfly:undeploy
You can also start the server and deploy the quickstarts or run the Arquillian tests from Eclipse using JBoss tools. For general information about how to import a quickstart, add a JBoss EAP server, and build and deploy a quickstart, see Use JBoss Developer Studio or Eclipse to Run the Quickstarts.
To run the tests in Red Hat JBoss Developer Studio:
arq-managed
for running on managed server or arq-remote
for running on remote server.If you want to debug the source code of any library in the project, run the following command to pull the source into your local repository. The IDE should then detect it.
mvn dependency:sources


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arcgis.raster.utils module¶
generate_direct_access_url¶
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arcgis.raster.utils.
generate_direct_access_url
(expiration=None, *, gis=None)¶ Function to get the direct access url for user’s rasterStore on ArcGIS Online.
Argument
Description
expiration
Optional integer. Direct access URL expiration time in minutes. (The default is 1440 ie. 24 hours)
gis
Keyword only parameter. Optional GIS. The GIS on which this function runs. If not specified, the active GIS is used.
- Returns
String. Direct Access URL
upload_imagery_to_agol_userstore¶
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arcgis.raster.utils.
upload_imagery_to_agol_userstore
(files, direct_access_url=None, auto_renew=True, upload_properties=None, *, gis=None)¶ Uploads file/files to the user’s rasterstore on ArcGIS Online and returns the list of urls.
The list of urls can then be used with
arcgis.raster.analytics.copy_raster()
orarcgis.raster.analytics.create_image_collection()
method to create imagery layers on ArcGIS Online.For this functionality to work, Azure library packages for Python (Azure SDK for Python - azure-storage-blob: 12.1<= version <=12.9) needs to be pre-installed. Refer https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/blobs/storage-quickstart-blobs-python#install-the-package
Argument
Description
files
Required. It can be a folder, list of files or single file that needs to be uploaded.
direct_access_url
Optional string. The direct access url generated using generate_direct_access_url function. If not specified, the function would generate the direct access url internally which is valid for 1440 minutes.
auto_renew
Optional boolean. If set to True, function would continue uploading until the entire data is uploaded by auto renewing the direct access url. (The default is True)
upload_properties
Optional dictionary.upload_properties
can be used to control specific upload parameters.Available options:
“maxUploadConcurrency”: Optional integer. Maximum number of parallel connections to use for large uploads (when individual file/blob size exceeds 64MB). This is the max_concurrency parameter of the BlobClient.upload_blob() method. (The default is 6)
“maxWorkerThreads”: Optional integer. Maximum number of threads to execute asynchronously when uploading multiple files. This is the max_workers parameter of the ThreadPoolExecutor() class. (The default is None)
“displayProgress”: Optional boolean. If set to True, a progress bar will be displayed for tracking the progress of the uploads to user’s rasterstore. (The default is False)
- Example:
{“maxUploadConcurrency”:8, “maxWorkerThreads”:20, “displayProgress”:True}
gis
Keyword only parameter. Optional GIS. The GIS on which this function runs. If not specified, the active GIS is used.
- Returns
List of file paths.
# Usage Example: Generates an expirable direct access url and uploads files to the user's raster store. sas_url = generate_direct_access_url(expiration=180, gis=gis) uploaded_imagery = upload_imagery_to_agol_userstore(files=r"/path/to/data", direct_access_url=sas_url, upload_properties={"displayProgress":True}, gis=gis ) # Following snippet executes the copy_raster() function on the uploaded imagery to create imagery layer item on ArcGIS Online. copy_raster_op = copy_raster(input_raster=uploaded_imagery, raster_type_name="Raster Dataset", output_name="output_layer", gis=gis)


Welcome to the Dresden Route Blocker !
We used taxi data from Dresden in order to show the routing service from our project : ExCELL.
You can either watch the animation or double-click on the map to block a specific street, take a look to what happen then !
Enjoy !
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I am 19 years old; I live in Oakland, CA; and I love to play video games, sticking to RPGS mostly.
I also like writing stories.
San Francisco State University, August 2013-May 2017 -- Bachelor of Science in Computer Science -- GPA 3.46
No working experience. Can someone please hire me? Anyone?
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--- title: Doylestown Presbyterian Church Renovation Project | Carter M. Young layout: project excerpt: Managed construction of new additions and extensive renovations to Doylestown Presbyterian Church’s educational building and a historic sanctuary. h1: Doylestown Presbyterian Church Renovations slides: 6 alt_tags: - Outdoor view of educational building and historic sanctuary - Indoor view of sanctuary - Close-up view of chancel and altar in the new sanctuary - Indoor renovations at Doylestown Presbyterian Church - Wide view of the church property - Close-up outdoor view of the educational building project: doylestown-presbyterian-church previous: mount-science-wing next: curtiss-wright-est-group body: I%20just%20read%20this%20article%20about%20a%20project%20Carter%20M.%20Young%20completed%20and%20thought%20you%20would%20be%20interested%20in%20seeing%20it subject: Doylestown%20Presbyterian%20Church%20Renovation%20Project%20-%20Carter%20M.%20Young ---
Construction of new additions and extensive renovations to Doylestown Presbyterian Church’s educational building and their historic sanctuary.
$7.72M
April, 2010 - December, 2011
Doylestown, PA


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Package redempt.redlib.misc
Class Task
java.lang.Object
redempt.redlib.misc.Task
public class Task
extends java.lang.Object
Simple utility for Bukkit scheduler tasks, essentially just shorthand
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Nested Class Summary
Nested Classes Modifier and Type Class Description static class
Task.TaskType
Represents a type of task -
Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description static Task
asyncDelayed(java.lang.Runnable run)
Schedules an async delayed task to run as soon as possiblestatic Task
asyncDelayed(java.lang.Runnable run, long delay)
Schedules an async delayed task to run after a delaystatic Task
asyncDelayed(java.util.function.Consumer<Task> run)
Schedules an async delayed task to run as soon as possiblestatic Task
asyncDelayed(java.util.function.Consumer<Task> run, long delay)
Schedules an async delayed task to run after a delaystatic Task
asyncDelayed(org.bukkit.plugin.Plugin plugin, java.lang.Runnable run)
Schedules an async delayed task to run as soon as possiblestatic Task
asyncDelayed(org.bukkit.plugin.Plugin plugin, java.lang.Runnable run, long delay)
Schedules an async delayed task to run after a delaystatic Task
asyncDelayed(org.bukkit.plugin.Plugin plugin, java.util.function.Consumer<Task> run)
Schedules an async delayed task to run as soon as possiblestatic Task
asyncDelayed(org.bukkit.plugin.Plugin plugin, java.util.function.Consumer<Task> run, long delay)
Schedules an async delayed task to run after a delaystatic Task
asyncRepeating(java.lang.Runnable run, long delay, long period)
Schedules an async repeating task to run laterstatic Task
asyncRepeating(java.util.function.Consumer<Task> run, long delay, long period)
Schedules an async repeating task to run laterstatic Task
asyncRepeating(org.bukkit.plugin.Plugin plugin, java.lang.Runnable run, long delay, long period)
Schedules an async repeating task to run laterstatic Task
asyncRepeating(org.bukkit.plugin.Plugin plugin, java.util.function.Consumer<Task> run, long delay, long period)
Schedules an async repeating task to run latervoid
cancel()
Cancels this task, same asBukkitScheduler.cancelTask(int)
org.bukkit.plugin.Plugin
getPlugin()
Task.TaskType
getType()
boolean
isCurrentlyRunning()
boolean
isQueued()
static Task
syncDelayed(java.lang.Runnable run)
Schedules a sync delayed task to run as soon as possiblestatic Task
syncDelayed(java.lang.Runnable run, long delay)
Schedules a sync delayed task to run after a delaystatic Task
syncDelayed(java.util.function.Consumer<Task> run)
Schedules a sync delayed task to run as soon as possiblestatic Task
syncDelayed(java.util.function.Consumer<Task> run, long delay)
Schedules a sync delayed task to run after a delaystatic Task
syncDelayed(org.bukkit.plugin.Plugin plugin, java.lang.Runnable run)
Schedules a sync delayed task to run as soon as possiblestatic Task
syncDelayed(org.bukkit.plugin.Plugin plugin, java.lang.Runnable run, long delay)
Schedules a sync delayed task to run after a delaystatic Task
syncDelayed(org.bukkit.plugin.Plugin plugin, java.util.function.Consumer<Task> run)
Schedules a sync delayed task to run as soon as possiblestatic Task
syncDelayed(org.bukkit.plugin.Plugin plugin, java.util.function.Consumer<Task> run, long delay)
Schedules a sync delayed task to run after a delaystatic Task
syncRepeating(java.lang.Runnable run, long delay, long period)
Schedules a sync repeating task to run laterstatic Task
syncRepeating(java.util.function.Consumer<Task> run, long delay, long period)
Schedules a sync repeating task to run laterstatic Task
syncRepeating(org.bukkit.plugin.Plugin plugin, java.lang.Runnable run, long delay, long period)
Schedules a sync repeating task to run laterstatic Task
syncRepeating(org.bukkit.plugin.Plugin plugin, java.util.function.Consumer<Task> run, long delay, long period)
Schedules a sync repeating task to run laterMethods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
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Method Details
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syncDelayed
Schedules a sync delayed task to run as soon as possible- Parameters:
run
- The task to run- Returns:
- The Task that has been scheduled
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syncDelayed
Schedules a sync delayed task to run as soon as possible- Parameters:
plugin
- The plugin scheduling the taskrun
- The task to run- Returns:
- The Task that has been scheduled
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syncDelayed
Schedules a sync delayed task to run as soon as possible- Parameters:
run
- The task to run- Returns:
- The Task that has been scheduled
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syncDelayed
public static Task syncDelayed(org.bukkit.plugin.Plugin plugin, java.util.function.Consumer<Task> run)Schedules a sync delayed task to run as soon as possible- Parameters:
plugin
- The plugin scheduling the taskrun
- The task to run- Returns:
- The Task that has been scheduled
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syncDelayed
Schedules a sync delayed task to run after a delay- Parameters:
run
- The task to rundelay
- The delay in ticks to wait before running the task- Returns:
- The Task that has been scheduled
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syncDelayed
public static Task syncDelayed(org.bukkit.plugin.Plugin plugin, java.lang.Runnable run, long delay)Schedules a sync delayed task to run after a delay- Parameters:
plugin
- The plugin scheduling the taskrun
- The task to rundelay
- The delay in ticks to wait before running the task- Returns:
- The Task that has been scheduled
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syncDelayed
Schedules a sync delayed task to run after a delay- Parameters:
run
- The task to rundelay
- The delay in ticks to wait before running the task- Returns:
- The Task that has been scheduled
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syncDelayed
public static Task syncDelayed(org.bukkit.plugin.Plugin plugin, java.util.function.Consumer<Task> run, long delay)Schedules a sync delayed task to run after a delay- Parameters:
plugin
- The plugin scheduling the taskrun
- The task to rundelay
- The delay in ticks to wait before running the task- Returns:
- The Task that has been scheduled
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syncRepeating
Schedules a sync repeating task to run later- Parameters:
run
- The task to rundelay
- The delay in ticks to wait before running the taskperiod
- The number of ticks between executions of the task- Returns:
- The Task that has been scheduled
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syncRepeating
public static Task syncRepeating(org.bukkit.plugin.Plugin plugin, java.lang.Runnable run, long delay, long period)Schedules a sync repeating task to run later- Parameters:
plugin
- The plugin scheduling the taskrun
- The task to rundelay
- The delay in ticks to wait before running the taskperiod
- The number of ticks between executions of the task- Returns:
- The Task that has been scheduled
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syncRepeating
Schedules a sync repeating task to run later- Parameters:
run
- The task to rundelay
- The delay in ticks to wait before running the taskperiod
- The number of ticks between executions of the task- Returns:
- The Task that has been scheduled
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syncRepeating
public static Task syncRepeating(org.bukkit.plugin.Plugin plugin, java.util.function.Consumer<Task> run, long delay, long period)Schedules a sync repeating task to run later- Parameters:
plugin
- The plugin scheduling the taskrun
- The task to rundelay
- The delay in ticks to wait before running the taskperiod
- The number of ticks between executions of the task- Returns:
- The Task that has been scheduled
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asyncDelayed
Schedules an async delayed task to run as soon as possible- Parameters:
run
- The task to run- Returns:
- The Task that has been scheduled
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asyncDelayed
Schedules an async delayed task to run as soon as possible- Parameters:
plugin
- The plugin scheduling the taskrun
- The task to run- Returns:
- The Task that has been scheduled
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asyncDelayed
Schedules an async delayed task to run as soon as possible- Parameters:
run
- The task to run- Returns:
- The Task that has been scheduled
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asyncDelayed
public static Task asyncDelayed(org.bukkit.plugin.Plugin plugin, java.util.function.Consumer<Task> run)Schedules an async delayed task to run as soon as possible- Parameters:
plugin
- The plugin scheduling the taskrun
- The task to run- Returns:
- The Task that has been scheduled
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asyncDelayed
Schedules an async delayed task to run after a delay- Parameters:
run
- The task to rundelay
- The delay in ticks to wait before running the task- Returns:
- The Task that has been scheduled
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asyncDelayed
public static Task asyncDelayed(org.bukkit.plugin.Plugin plugin, java.lang.Runnable run, long delay)Schedules an async delayed task to run after a delay- Parameters:
plugin
- The plugin scheduling the taskrun
- The task to rundelay
- The delay in ticks to wait before running the task- Returns:
- The Task that has been scheduled
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asyncDelayed
Schedules an async delayed task to run after a delay- Parameters:
run
- The task to rundelay
- The delay in ticks to wait before running the task- Returns:
- The Task that has been scheduled
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asyncDelayed
public static Task asyncDelayed(org.bukkit.plugin.Plugin plugin, java.util.function.Consumer<Task> run, long delay)Schedules an async delayed task to run after a delay- Parameters:
plugin
- The plugin scheduling the taskrun
- The task to rundelay
- The delay in ticks to wait before running the task- Returns:
- The Task that has been scheduled
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asyncRepeating
Schedules an async repeating task to run later- Parameters:
run
- The task to rundelay
- The delay in ticks to wait before running the taskperiod
- The number of ticks between executions of the task- Returns:
- The Task that has been scheduled
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asyncRepeating
public static Task asyncRepeating(org.bukkit.plugin.Plugin plugin, java.util.function.Consumer<Task> run, long delay, long period)Schedules an async repeating task to run later- Parameters:
plugin
- The plugin scheduling the taskrun
- The task to rundelay
- The delay in ticks to wait before running the taskperiod
- The number of ticks between executions of the task- Returns:
- The Task that has been scheduled
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asyncRepeating
Schedules an async repeating task to run later- Parameters:
run
- The task to rundelay
- The delay in ticks to wait before running the taskperiod
- The number of ticks between executions of the task- Returns:
- The Task that has been scheduled
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asyncRepeating
public static Task asyncRepeating(org.bukkit.plugin.Plugin plugin, java.lang.Runnable run, long delay, long period)Schedules an async repeating task to run later- Parameters:
plugin
- The plugin scheduling the taskrun
- The task to rundelay
- The delay in ticks to wait before running the taskperiod
- The number of ticks between executions of the task- Returns:
- The Task that has been scheduled
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getType
- Returns:
- The type of this Task
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isQueued
public boolean isQueued()- Returns:
- Whether this Task is queued, same as
BukkitScheduler.isQueued(int)
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isCurrentlyRunning
public boolean isCurrentlyRunning()- Returns:
- Whether this Task is currently running, same as
BukkitScheduler.isCurrentlyRunning(int)
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cancel
public void cancel()Cancels this task, same asBukkitScheduler.cancelTask(int)
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getPlugin
public org.bukkit.plugin.Plugin getPlugin()- Returns:
- The Plugin which scheduled this task
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NO WAY OUT A film review by Robert Mee Copyright 1987 USENET
NO WAY OUT was billed as a suspense thriller along the lines of Hitchcock. Let's take a look at the dramatic elements:
Action? Yes, there's plenty of action: chase scenes in cars, trains, and on foot and one that is predominantly horizontal.
Suspense? Sure. There's a fair amount of suspense.
Intrigue? Yes. Although not a lot.
Acting?!?! Forget it! There are so *many* actors involved and so much action (I guess simple movement qualifies) that there isn't any time for acting. Although there are a few exceptions:
Will Patton plays the part of Gene Hackman's aide. His character appears to be the most rounded, or at least the most intense. His performance will get some Hollywood heads turning. He may (should) get an Oscar nomination.
Kevin Costner plays the lead as a naval officer who performs a heroic deed and subsequently gets involved with the Secretary of Defense. The only segment of his acting that was valuable was when he found out about his girlfriend's death. Costner's performance in THE UNTOUCHABLES was far more dynamic. We will no doubt be seeing more of him. We hope he will be screening any future scripts more carefully.
Sean Young delivers interesting insight to the term "Washington Socialite." A very provocative role. Unfortunately, Susan appears to have majored in "vaginal gymnastics" at junior college.
Gene Hackman has taken on a role that hardly suits his capabilities. His horror of killing Susan was the only portion of his role that stands out.
Howard Duff had a very insignificant role. His was almost as empty as Gene Hackman's except Gene had 10 times as much camera time.
The problem here is that writing has failed some very capable actors. Action (movement) has taken over the movie. There was a lot of role-playing, but very little in character development. Plot has suffered due to logistical error. Here are some examples: A door-to-door search for the elusive bad guy in the largest building in the world. Oh...that ought to take a few weeks. How about this?  What does the aide do? He shoots himself! It seems to me that if one is about to be betrayed by someone as omnipotent as the Secretary of Defense, has a gun in possession, and is within range that he would shoot the secretary. Worst of all, why is it that a man who is paid cash for the use of a boat is found as a witness and yet they never question the secretary's limo driver? The limo driver would have ended the movie before the first 60 boring minutes would have ended. I give this one 1+1/2 *
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I am 21, 5' 9', weigh 130lbs, and have a higher than average metabolism (I often take in upwards of 3000 - 4000 calories a day and maintain my current weight).
I have taken psilocybe cubensis mushrooms roughly 50 - 70 times over the last 6 years, in dosages ranging from 1g - 10.5g. I have done DXM in various forms about 15 - 20 times, mostly 3rd plateau experiences, once in (moderate) combination with p. cubensis with good effect. I have smoked pot regularly for 7 years. I have taken LSD twice to this point, both times enjoyable. I have smoked salvia divinorum a few times, with mixed results (nothing “bad,” though I found the nature of the experience somewhat difficult to enjoy and learn from in the way of other psychoactives). Suffice it to say that I have had a moderate amount of experience with drugs/psychedelics, the vast majority of them quite positive. Those experiences which could be labeled 'unpleasant' were ones that, for the most part, I was at least able to learn from, and so do not regret in the slightest.
I have long been fascinated by the accounts I've read of people's experiences with DMT, which seem to range from the mildly strange to utterly terrifying. I've seen it referred to as the 'caviar of psychedelics,' and also the drug for which the very term 'mind-blowing' was invented. So it is with a great deal of respect that I approached this odd tryptamine, wanting to see where it could (and would) take me.
I obtained one pound of Mimosa hostilis root bark from an online vendor, and used 140g for an acid/base extraction using distilled water acidified with muriatic acid, distilled water basified with lye, and naptha. The extraction resulted in a decent amount of what seemed to be fairly pure white crystals, and some brownish residue (presumably from the MHRB, as the non-polar solvent [naptha] was evaporated to insure purity). I was most pleased, since it was 1.) my first attempt at an a/b extraction of any kind, and 2.) no filtering of any kind was used. MHRB seems to be a remarkably clean starting material as a source of DMT.
I loaded a small amount of the crystalline material into a glass vaporizer pipe, the type sometimes called a “glass dick” or speed pipe (I don’t do speed, so I was forced to buy one for the occasion; it made things much easier and was well worth it). I can only vaguely estimate the physical amount of actual DMT that I loaded, since I currently have no scale capable of weighing in mg, nor do I know the exact purity of the material. Based on other’s accounts compared with the intensity of my own experience, the fact that I was able to ingest just about all of it in one lung full, and the visually low ratio of brownish goo to pure white crystals, I would guess it was 50 – 75mg.
One last background note: of all my experiences with drugs, I have hardly ever experienced much visual alteration. Even on high doses of mushrooms I rarely see more than slight breathing and morphing of patterns on textured surfaces, tracers from bright objects against dark backgrounds, and a dreamy, hazy quality around the edges of things; this is to say that 95% of my experiences are dominated entirely by the mental, physical, and auditory aspects of the trip.
 A very successful result, near as I can tell.
I stare in awe, pondering the ability of these seemingly innocuous little crystals. I can only fathom the other-worldly power I am assured they contain.
I am excited, nervous, happy nearly to the point of euphoria, scared shitless. My mind reels at the possibilities.
I wonder if this strange tryptamine will be kind to me, if it will show me wonders beyond imagination, dimensions of incredible depth and beauty; if it will rip me into a billion pieces and scatter me to the infinite winds of the universe.
I will try to go into the experience with a clear palette, to be as psychically clean as possible, and know that it will be difficult. I know that I must let myself go, and be carried wherever the spiral flings me. To resist could be not just futile, but perhaps fatal. (Not in a literal physical sense, of course)
I feel that if I simply approach this with respect and humility, that I will most likely be rewarded with a positive, or at the very least informative, experience. I should not try to have expectations in any way, yet as a simple and flawed human being such as we all are, this is nearly impossible.
Well, here goes!
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[At this point I got off the computer and took the loaded pipe and butane torch lighter over to a large comfy bed and sat on it beside my beloved wife, whom I had asked to watch over me, having no idea how I might react. I told her only to intervene in the unlikely event that I tried to cause myself extreme physical harm. The following are the notes typed up directly after the peak and majority of its residual effects had fully subsided, approximately 20 minutes after ingestion.]
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WOW. Holyjesusfuckinchristthatwasincredible.
Wow.
Wooooooow.
Okay. Now to attempt, in vain, to describe the indescribable.
The only sorrow, the only negative emotion I feel right now, is that human language will never- can never- do that justice.
That was the single most intensely incredible experience of my life.
Oh my dear sweet god.
You know how I say I never get visuals to speak of?
Done. Erased. GONE.
One hit...one hit of that incredible, mind-blowing substance, and I was almost instantly transported into the most insane visual universe beyond my wildest, wildest dreams.
I laid back and began to feel a dreamy, almost stoned feeling wash over me. This was quickly joined by a great pulsing energy that began to fill every aspect of my being.
I stared up at the ceiling, which is made of solid white panels approx. 1 foot by 2.5 feet. These began to pulse with the energy, and began to breathe out closer towards me. Suddenly the lines took on the brightest, most vivid colors I've ever seen. They formed unfuckingbelievably intricate and precise geometric patterns of such complete...god, is 'intensity' the word?
Yes.
I am still giggling at the fact that I can be almost completely baseline already. It was a million years and a single instant. It was everything, nothing, anything.
The intricacy! My god! Not at all hazy and dream-like, like shrooms.
I didn't see any gnomes, elves, etc. No entities, per se...but the patterns...they had this force, this...life to them that was undeniable. They showed me, in their brilliance, that I was but the tiniest infinitesimal speck of anything in the most unbelievable infinity stretching out beyond all time and space.
FUCK!!!!!
My wonderful wife, my anchor, almost ceased to exist in the face of these incredible visual beings, these patterns. When I finally came back enough to even LOOK at her, she was completely pixilated. Straight out of a video game. And the edges of her...and everything...were rippling out like the ripples in a pond when you toss in a stone.
I always wondered as a child where those beautiful ripples went to...if maybe they continued on and on for all of eternity into a magical realm.
They do.
I have been there.
And I'm BACK!

The absolute feeling of calm and incredible euphoria just after the peak was like nothing I've felt. I have never felt, in my entire 21 years, 17 days, 13 hours and 14 minutes of existence, ANYTHING like that. Never have I felt more at peace and in love with the entire universe. I've never felt that good, ever, period.
I realized shortly after the peak that it is in fact a very good thing that it (the peak) doesn't last more than 5 minutes. There is no way my fragile mind could have handled more than that. I was shown such incredible beauty and energy, I am in fact amazed I was able to perceive it at all, and that my neural transmitters did not simply shut down.
I feel so incredibly thankful, and happy, that I was given such an amazing experience. I am truly humbled and made anew. I feel as though I have been reborn, not precisely changed, but thrown from this world and birthed back into it.
I was shattered, and made whole again in the light of perfect euphoria.
Oh, and the time dilation was pretty darn cool. I could hear my cat outside the room, meowing, and the sound slowed down like a tape reel being physically brought to a halt. Neat.

I cannot believe I exist side by side in a world with such things. The mind reels to the point of nearly snapping…and yet it feels so very, very good.
Thank god I’ve taken so many mushrooms…I cannot imagine my reaction had that been my first try at any psychedelic!
Thank you, [person who showed me the extraction technique], for your terribly simple and unbelievably effective extraction advice.
Thank you to all who have ever posted about DMT in general, and gave me the courage, if unknowingly, to try such an incredible drug.
Thank you all, for being one of the more positive parts of a universe that I now see first hand is truly, truly infinite.
I love you all so much.
Wow.
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After finishing typing this (about one hour from ingestion) I was, for all intents and purposes, completely back at baseline, though with a wonderful sense of peace and well-being. Within another hour, as I sat pondering the greater implications of my experience, I became very tired in a way much akin to the feeling after a long and involved mushroom experience: slightly pummeled physically and mentally, though no worse (and in fact quite a bit better) for the wear.
I would say that my nervousness and initial apprehension was not entirely unfounded, as there was no way to be totally ”prepared” for the unbridled intensity of such an experience. The visual aspect was in itself quite mind-blowing… A part of me had always felt a slight tinge of jealousy toward those that saw beautiful swirling colors and patterns and such on mushrooms and acid. It seemed that those things were simply reserved for ones other than myself. Still, I enjoyed focusing on the mental, tactile, and auditory aspects of these drugs, which seemed more than enough to “keep me busy,” so to speak.
DMT was the breakthrough for me, in terms of true visual hallucination. I was seeing very sharp, very precise, three-dimensional geometric patterns that were 100% not of this reality. Not out of the corner of my eye, and not “superimposed” on consensual reality: completely overtaking it and dominating it from the inside out.
It was truly incredible, and I am glad I was at least somewhat prepared for the literally mind-blowing intensity with which I was so quickly confronted. hope to explore this amazing substance further, both in smoked form and ingested with an MAOI in an ayahuasca-type preparation. The potential of this drug is almost more than I can fathom…
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


After graduating from a rigorous coding bootcamp, I moved onto work in developer positions to build on my skillsets. My favorite aspect of coding is the unending journey of learning and growth. In my development career,I find myself constantly learn new technologies and becoming a better learner. Having worked in both front-end, back-end, as well as teaching these concepts as a coding instructor, I am a well rounded developer who can take on difficult challenges. I may not have all the answers, but I know how to find them.
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The Tenth Blog Post!
What did you do this past week?
This week was spent setting up the lab, mostly. I've made good progress so far - the code (minus some serious bugfixing) for all of the base classes is comeplete. After the debugging process has been done, all that remains is to read and print the input and output effectively. That could be an easy process, like it was in the allocator lab, or it could be a difficult one, like it was in the Voting lab.
What will you do next week?
The coming week will be mostly spent completing the lab. With the bulk of the project done, this shouldn't be a huge problem, but I am often surprised how long simple things can take in C++. It only take one subtle bug to bog down a whole project!
What's in the way?
Other classes, projects, and interviewing are the biggest things in the way. Despite the rest of the lab being fairly simple it will still take time, which there seems to be less of in the coming week.
What's my experience in the class?
Working with a partner certainly helped on the last lab. I was lucky enough to have a consistent schedule the last couple of weeks so that it was feasible, and the whole lab was quite a bit less frustrating and there were way fewer bugs to deal with. Unfortunately this time I'm back on my own.
What's the tip of the week?
Hofstadter's law: Everything in programming always takes longer than you expect, even if you account for Hofstadter's law.
I've come to discover it's very true when I estimate times for the labs. If I overestimate time for debugging and testing, it takes way longer. I've given up estimating logically and just make wild guesses now, and I'm getting quite a bit closer.


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Minimum value of object of wint_t type
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◆ int_fast16_t
fastest signed integer type with width of at least 16
Definition at line 59 of file stdint.h.
◆ int_fast32_t
fastest signed integer type with width of at least 32
Definition at line 62 of file stdint.h.
◆ int_fast64_t
fastest signed integer type with width of at least 64
Definition at line 65 of file stdint.h.
◆ int_fast8_t
fastest signed integer type with width of at least 8
Definition at line 56 of file stdint.h.
◆ int_least16_t
smallest signed integer type with width of at least 16
Definition at line 34 of file stdint.h.
◆ int_least32_t
smallest signed integer type with width of at least 32
Definition at line 37 of file stdint.h.
◆ int_least64_t
smallest signed integer type with width of at least 64
Definition at line 40 of file stdint.h.
◆ int_least8_t
smallest signed integer type with width of at least 8
Definition at line 31 of file stdint.h.
◆ uint_fast16_t
fastest unsigned integer type with width of at least 16
Definition at line 71 of file stdint.h.
◆ uint_fast32_t
fastest unsigned integer type with width of at least 32
Definition at line 74 of file stdint.h.
◆ uint_fast64_t
fastest unsigned integer type with width of at least 64
Definition at line 77 of file stdint.h.
◆ uint_fast8_t
fastest unsigned integer type with width of at least 8
Definition at line 68 of file stdint.h.
◆ uint_least16_t
smallest unsigned integer type with width of at least 16
Definition at line 46 of file stdint.h.
◆ uint_least32_t
smallest unsigned integer type with width of at least 32
Definition at line 49 of file stdint.h.
◆ uint_least64_t
smallest unsigned integer type with width of at least 64
Definition at line 52 of file stdint.h.
◆ uint_least8_t
smallest unsigned integer type with width of at least 8
Definition at line 43 of file stdint.h.