I suffer from insomnia and was prescribed Ambien. This wasn't my first experience, but will be my last. My experiences are divided into two classes, the parts I remember, and the parts I have deduced from clues the next morning because of the amnesia. In my previous experiences I would take Ambien, usually on an empty stomach (this increases the effect). Within 20 to 45 minutes, I would start to experience the usually pleasant relaxation, similar to alcohol and marijuana. Your body starts to relax and your reactions slow down. Then, usually mild hallucinations begin. Finally, I would wake up not remembering the time in between.
In this particular experience, I took 20mg (2 pills) of Ambien, again on an empty stomach, and started watching TV. This was my ritual to help me sleep. I began by feeling very relaxed. My head started to feel heavy. I felt slightly stoned. I was watching the Republican National Convention (even though I am a Democrat) and started to notice that their faces seemed distorted. This wasn’t a total surprise, since I had experienced similar hallucinations before.
After becoming bored of TV, I decided to get on the computer and start web surfing and instant messaging my friends. I did this because the geometric shapes and colors on the monitor made me more relaxed and the experience more enjoyable (don’t ask me why). I started by messaging a few of my friends. The window in which I was messaging my friends started to become distorted. I noticed what were normally parallel or straight lines became wavey and “soft”. This was very similar to my LSD trips, but not as strong.
Then, I began to associate objects on the screen with other objects. For some reason I began to think of the long rectangular window I was chatting to my friends as a bus or a train, where each of the characters were people inside the train. I would also look at icons on the desktop and think of them as robots or mechanical devices. Then.. I blacked out…
The next thing I know is that I wake up and its 10am! This is bad since I needed to be AT work an hour ago. Normally I would have panicked, especially since I’m currently not on such great terms with my employer, but I noticed that I felt very relaxed, and almost happy in a care-free sort of way. I leisurely get up, realizing that I am already late anyways, and check the alarm to see if I had even set it. I had, for 8am, and wonder how I could have slept through the alarm.
Walking from the bedroom into the living room, I am shocked to see the disarray its in. My collection of hundreds of CDs is scattered across the floor. I suddenly have a flashback to the stumbling incident I had when I got up from my computer and crashed into the CD tower because of my complete lack of equilibrium. I notice miscellaneous items that had once rested quietly on my coffee table now strewn across the floor of my apartment. Once entering the bathroom I notice that the soap dispenser is overturned, clothes are on the floor, and my contacts unfortunately are desiccated and shriveled up on the counter top. I put on my glasses, take a shower, and get ready for work.
I also suffer from depression, and went to take my morning pills (Zoloft) and notice that my kitchen counter top is littered with medicine bottles. Most importantly, my bottle of Ambien was completely empty, which had several pills in it the night before.  Then decided that I needed to get to work and that was my number one priority.
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!]
I get in my car and start the drive to work, and notice that I am still a little “stoned”. I pull up to the automatic gate and hit it, knocking it off its track and disabling it. I would have normally panicked at something like this, as I should have, but I’m still relaxed and care-free. Now that I am unable to exit my apartment complex the normal way, I do a 3 point turn and go towards the alternative exit. On my way around a corner I bump into a truck parked in the lot. Normally, I would have stopped and left a note, but I’m totally in an oblivious almost drunken state that I continue out of the apartment complex. Little do I know that the owner of the trunk witnessed my crime and is running towards me. As I wait for the 2nd gate to open, the one I haven’t destroyed, he jumps in front of my car and I roll down my window to talk to him.
He doesn’t seem as angry as I would have been in his position. My memory is still a little blurry, but he states that his truck isn’t damaged near as much as my car, so he thankfully lets me go. Very gratefully I continue my drive to work with no further accidents, very late.
Later that day I receive other clues to what happened that night. A friend calls me saying that I called him at 3am babbling incoherently. I look at the chat logs later and see conversations that I don’t even remember having. I wouldn’t exactly call them conversations though, because at first I was stringing together confusing sentences, then typos and misspelled words to an eventually incoherent rambling of letters.
I hope this serves to warn others about how dangerous Ambien can be. It turned me, temporarily, into an incoherent rambling maniac, then into an irresponsible criminal. The problem with Ambien is you are totally out of control.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Thought I had made a dud rfm12pi, as whatever I did, there was no data being received. But, finally I tried putting 0 as the networkGroup on my emoncms, and was suprised a) that it did show all network groups; and b) to find my emonTx happily transmitting with nodeID 10 and networkGroup 210. Looking at the code, while nodeID and networkGroup are declared in emontx_temperature_power.ino, the actual call of rf12_initialize has them hardcoded, eg:
hardcoded nodeID and networkGroup in emontx_temperature_power.ino
Submitted by Andrew on Fri, 17/05/2013 - 14:35Thought I had made a dud rfm12pi, as whatever I did, there was no data being received. But, finally I tried putting 0 as the networkGroup on my emoncms, and was suprised a) that it did show all network groups; and b) to find my emonTx happily transmitting with nodeID 10 and networkGroup 210. Looking at the code, while nodeID and networkGroup are declared in emontx_temperature_power.ino, the actual call of rf12_initialize has them hardcoded, eg:
rf12_initialize(10, freq, 210); // initialize RF
but it should be:
rf12_initialize(nodeID, freq, networkGroup); // initialize RF
Very happy, as I thought I'd need to order a rfm12pi v2 and wait for the post.
Maybe a few others have been bitten by this one too.
thanks for an awesome project!


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public class WireTransaction
extends BaseTransaction
A transaction ready for serialisation, without any signatures attached. A WireTransaction is usually wrapped
by a class SignedTransaction
that carries the signatures over this payload. The hash of the wire transaction is
the identity of the transaction, that is, it's possible for two class SignedTransaction
s with different sets of
signatures to have the same identity hash.
class SignedTransaction
,
class SignedTransaction
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
WireTransaction.Companion |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static WireTransaction.Companion |
Companion |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
WireTransaction(java.util.List<net.corda.core.contracts.StateRef> inputs,
java.util.List<? extends net.corda.core.crypto.SecureHash> attachments,
java.util.List<? extends net.corda.core.contracts.TransactionState<? extends net.corda.core.contracts.ContractState>> outputs,
java.util.List<net.corda.core.contracts.Command> commands,
Party notary,
java.util.List<? extends net.corda.core.crypto.CompositeKey> signers,
TransactionType type,
Timestamp timestamp)
A transaction ready for serialisation, without any signatures attached. A WireTransaction is usually wrapped
by a
class SignedTransaction that carries the signatures over this payload. The hash of the wire transaction is
the identity of the transaction, that is, it's possible for two class SignedTransaction s with different sets of
signatures to have the same identity hash. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
equals(java.lang.Object other) |
java.util.List<net.corda.core.crypto.SecureHash> |
getAllLeavesHashes() |
java.util.List<net.corda.core.crypto.SecureHash> |
getAttachments()
Hashes of the ZIP/JAR files that are needed to interpret the contents of this wire transaction.
|
MerkleTree |
getCachedTree() |
java.util.List<net.corda.core.contracts.Command> |
getCommands()
Ordered list of
|
SecureHash |
getId() |
java.util.List<net.corda.core.contracts.StateRef> |
getInputs()
Pointers to the input states on the ledger,
|
MerkleTree |
getMerkleTree() |
SerializedBytes<net.corda.core.transactions.WireTransaction> |
getSerialized() |
int |
hashCode() |
<T extends ContractState> |
outRef(int index)
Returns a
class StateAndRef for the given output index. |
<T extends ContractState> |
outRef(ContractState state)
Returns a
class StateAndRef for the requested output state, or throws IllegalArgumentException if not found. |
void |
setCachedTree(MerkleTree p) |
LedgerTransaction |
toLedgerTransaction(ServiceHub services)
Looks up identities and attachments from storage to generate a
class LedgerTransaction . A transaction is expected to
have been fully resolved using the resolution flow by this point. |
java.lang.String |
toString() |
checkInvariants, equals, getInputs, getMustSign, getNotary, getOutputs, getTimestamp, getType, hashCode
getId
public static WireTransaction.Companion Companion
public WireTransaction(java.util.List<net.corda.core.contracts.StateRef> inputs, java.util.List<? extends net.corda.core.crypto.SecureHash> attachments, java.util.List<? extends net.corda.core.contracts.TransactionState<? extends net.corda.core.contracts.ContractState>> outputs, java.util.List<net.corda.core.contracts.Command> commands, Party notary, java.util.List<? extends net.corda.core.crypto.CompositeKey> signers, TransactionType type, Timestamp timestamp)
A transaction ready for serialisation, without any signatures attached. A WireTransaction is usually wrapped
by a class SignedTransaction
that carries the signatures over this payload. The hash of the wire transaction is
the identity of the transaction, that is, it's possible for two class SignedTransaction
s with different sets of
signatures to have the same identity hash.
inputs
- Pointers to the input states on the ledger,identified by(tx identity hash,output index).attachments
- Hashes of the ZIP/JAR files that are needed to interpret the contents of this wire transaction.commands
- Ordered list of(interface CommandData
,PublicKey)pairs that instruct the contracts what to do.class SignedTransaction
,
class SignedTransaction
public SerializedBytes<net.corda.core.transactions.WireTransaction> getSerialized()
public java.util.List<net.corda.core.crypto.SecureHash> getAllLeavesHashes()
public MerkleTree getCachedTree()
public void setCachedTree(MerkleTree p)
public MerkleTree getMerkleTree()
public SecureHash getId()
public <T extends ContractState> StateAndRef<T> outRef(int index)
Returns a class StateAndRef
for the given output index.
class StateAndRef
public <T extends ContractState> StateAndRef<T> outRef(ContractState state)
Returns a class StateAndRef
for the requested output state, or throws IllegalArgumentException if not found.
class StateAndRef
,
IllegalArgumentExceptionpublic LedgerTransaction toLedgerTransaction(ServiceHub services)
Looks up identities and attachments from storage to generate a class LedgerTransaction
. A transaction is expected to
have been fully resolved using the resolution flow by this point.
class LedgerTransaction
public java.lang.String toString()
public boolean equals(java.lang.Object other)
public int hashCode()
public java.util.List<net.corda.core.contracts.StateRef> getInputs()
Pointers to the input states on the ledger,
identified by(tx identity hash,output index).
public java.util.List<net.corda.core.crypto.SecureHash> getAttachments()
Hashes of the ZIP/JAR files that are needed to interpret the contents of this wire transaction.
public java.util.List<net.corda.core.contracts.Command> getCommands()
Ordered list of
(interface CommandData
,PublicKey)pairs that instruct the contracts what to do.
interface CommandData
,
PublicKey


How would one define a feature structure unification and subsumption in minikanren if we represent feature structures with lists?
The general behaviour would be something like this (I think):
(run* (q) (unifyo '(a b) '(a b) q))) => (a b)
(run* (q) (unifyo '(x (a b)) '(x (c d)) q)) => (x (a b) (c d)) (x (c d) (a b))
(run* (q) (unifyo '(x (a b)) '(x (a d)) q)) => (); fails because (a b) is incompatible with '(a d)
(run* (q) (unifyo '(x (a b)) `(x ,y) q)) => (x (a b))
(run* (q) (unifyo q '(x (a b)) '(x (a b) (c d)))) => (x (c d))


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module Path: sig
.. end
Path between two nodes.
path is a walk without repetitions
type 'e
t = 'e path
representation type
val start : 'e t -> 'e
start p
the starting edge of a path p
val finish : 'e t -> 'e
finish p
the last edge of a path p
val edges : 'e t -> 'e seq
edges p
a sequence of edges from start to finish
val edges_rev : 'e t -> 'e seq
edges_rev p
a reversed sequence from finish to start
val weight : 'e t -> int
weight p
total weight of a path
val length : 'e t -> int
amount of edges in a path
val pp : 'a printer -> 'a t printer
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{% extends 'sqds/base.html' %} {% load render_table from django_tables2 %} {% load bootstrap3 %} {% block title %} PREPARE FTW {% endblock %} {% block content %}
Where do I find stuff here?
Start by navigating to one of our guilds with the buttons above. This will bring you to the guild page, with a list of players and related stats. You can click on player names to go to the corresponding page, or inspect all of the guild's unit by clicking on the related link. You got the idea -- if its blue, click on it and see where it brings you.
How can I register who I am?
Navigate to your page (e.g. go to PREPARE's page, then click on your name in the list) and click on the "I am player name" button. Once done, the top toolbar will offer direct access to your and your guild's pages.
How can I compare myself with an opponent?
Navigate to your page (if you registered a profile, you can access your page from the top toolbar), enter the opponent's ally code in the "Compare with" text field, and click the "Compare" button. The formatting is irrelevant: you may leave the dashes or not, you may surround the ally code with text such as commas, you could even paste a swgoh.gg profile URL and it would work.
How can I compare myself with the rest of my GA pool?
Navigate to your page and enter all of your opponents' ally codes in the GA pool text field. Again, the formatting is irrelevant. Click on the "Analyse" button. The page will take a few minutes to load while the opponents' data is downloaded. From the GA pool comparison page, you can compare with individual players, see their units, etc. by clicking on the corresponding links. Note: once a GA pool is loaded, you can visit it again without entering the ally codes again. A list of the past 10 GA pools is shown on your player page.
What are Medals and how can I get more?
Medals are granted to units which meet certain criterion defined by officers. These rules may be based on stats (e.g. health greater than 50,000, mod speed greater than +110) or on zeta (e.g. It Binds All Things zeta must be equipped). Not all units have medals; this is up to the officers to decide which units may be medaled. Units that can have medal will always have a maximum of 7, which would be considered perfect (you know, like 7 stars). The list of possible medals is available here. Upgrade your units and mod them to meet these rules and to gain medals.
What is this site?
This site exists because I (hhip) wanted to learn about things like web apps, Python, Django, DevOps, etc. and figured it would be a fun way to go about it.
Okay but what is this site to me?
At its core, it provides an efficient way to list, inspect and compare all of the guild's stats, both for player and toons. I will also be adding various features such as player vs. player comparison (Grand Arena) or guild vs. guild comparison (Territory War).
Who is this site for?
Me (see first question above). Also, members of PREPARE and PREPAIRED guilds.
Aren't you basically duplicating swgoh.gg and/or Discord bots?
See first question above. Also, you will find some unique metrics/stats/lists that are impossible or difficult to obtain from other sources.
How fresh is the data?
PREPARE and PREPAIRED data is updated every 4 hours. Data from other guilds/players is loaded on demand, and then not kept up-to-date. Date and time of last update is usually displayed somewhere.
Can I have feature XYZ?
Possibly. Let me know about it.
Why is the design so shitty?
See first question above.
Why is the site bugged/broken/down?
See first question above.
With sneaky moves like highlighting Separatists' GP, aren't you trying to force me into farming things?
Well, I hadn't thought of it but now that say I might do even more of that.
I am at the bottom of the list. This site is an insult to me!
Sorry what's the question again?
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WEEK 3 MONDAY
Year 1 (Year 2)
FIRST READING Hebrews 9:15.24-28
A reading from the Letter to the Hebrews
Brethren: Christ is the mediator of a new covenant,
so that those who are called may receive the promised eternal inheritance,
since a death has occurred which redeems them from the
transgressions under the first covenant. For Christ has entered, not into a
sanctuary made with hands, a copy of the true one, but into heaven itself, now
to appear in the presence of God on our behalf. Nor was it to offer himself
repeatedly, as the high priest enters the
The word of the Lord
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 98:1.2-3ab.3cd-4.5-6 (R. 1ab)
R. O sing a new song to the Lord, for he has worked wonders.
O sing a new song to the LORD,
for he has worked wonders. His right hand and his holy arm have brought
salvation.
R. O sing a new song to the
Lord, for he has worked wonders.
The LORD has made known his salvation, has shown
his deliverance to the nations. He has remembered his merciful love and his
truth for the house of
R. O sing a new song to the
Lord, for he has worked wonders.
All the ends of the earth have seen the salvation
of our God. Shout to the LORD, all the earth; break forth into joyous song, and
sing out your praise.
R. O sing a new song to the
Lord, for he has worked wonders.
Sing psalms to the LORD with the harp, with the
harp and the sound of song. With trumpets and the sound of the horn, rise a
shout before the King, the LORD.
R. O sing a new song to the
Lord, for he has worked wonders.
FIRST READING 2 Samuel 5:1-7.10
A reading from the first Book of Samuel
In those days: All the tribes of
The word of the Lord
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 89:20.21-22.25-26 (R. 25a)
R. My mercy and my faithfulness shall be with him.
Then you spoke in a vision. To your faithful ones
you said, 'I have set the crown on a warrior, I have exalted one chosen from
the people.
R. My mercy and my faithfulness shall be with him.
'I have found my servant David, and with my holy
oil anointed him. My hand shall always be with him, and my arm shall make him
strong.
R. My mercy and my faithfulness shall be with him.
'My mercy and my faithfulness shall be with him; by
my name his might shall be exalted. I will stretch out
his hand to the Sea, and his right hand upon the Rivers.'
R. My mercy and my faithfulness shall be with him.
R. Alleluia. Our Saviour Christ Jesus abolished death and brought life and immortality to light through the Gospel. R. Alleluia.
GOSPEL Mark 3:22-30
A reading from the holy Gospel according to Mark
At that time: The scribes who came down from
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Kibaha Independent Pre and Primary School (KIPS) is one of the best schools in providing quality education for pre and primary school students. Located at Kibaha - coast region about 35 kilometers from Dar es salaam, the school has both day and boarding facilities.
The school has well ventilated classrooms that can accommodate 30 to 35 students.
The school teachers are qualified, well trained and eager to educate our pupils, hence enlightening the future generation.
The school has a computer lab with enough number of computers in ratio of one computer to one student, this ensures that all our students have a chance of getting computer knowledge which help them cope with development of science and technology.
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24 students completed, all passed, and the school became SECOND in the district out of 35 schools.
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Early on in my experiences with CRM programming I learned to do whatever I can to get meaningful error responses from the server. Nothing is more difficult than having a Web service call fail and not being able to tell what happened by looking at the stack trace.
Since the CRM API is delivered using .NET Web services, we are crossing some process and protocol boundaries. In particular, CRM adheres to the SOAP standard of returning errors as SOAP faults.
In order to implement this feature with .NET exceptions, Microsoft has created a custom exception type - the SoapException. The meaningful data of the SOAP fault is contained in a field called SoapException.Detail.InnerXml. The issue here is that most of the time when the calling code is handling exceptions, we don’t see this field since we are dealing with System.Exception types most of the time.
What I have been doing from the beginning is to rethrow the System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapException as a System.Exception and include the Xml as the exception message. Consider the following error handler:
When we see the exception in the calling code (the .NET service proxy) we get a System.Exception where the message contains the Xml from the SOAP fault. There may be better ways of handling the SOAP messages, but this method has been working well for me, and I thought I’d put it up for you guys to comment on, since I know that error messages are a hot button topic in CRM and Web services in general.
I was improving the design of some Silverlight code recently where the application was designed to be controlled externally from another Silverlight application. I’ll cover how to do this in two parts. The first part is exposing some API to the browser via the Html bridge.aspx).
In order to make a type scriptable in Silverlight all we need to do is add an attribute to the type definition and register it with the Html page. My code looks something like this:
Notice that we have marked this member with a ScriptableMemberAttribute. Since the type is already marked as a ScriptableType, this is not necessary, I’ve just shown it as an alternative to marking the entire type as scriptable, thus exposing all of its immediate (non-inherited) members.
For more details on exposing Silverlight code to Javascript, I highly recommend that you read this MSDN article.aspx).
Note that we get the Silverlight host object on the page by ID (which happens to be ‘silverlight’ in this example) and access the type by its name via the Content attribute exposed by Silverlight.
In the next installment I’ll show how we can call out to a Javascript function in the page for the other half of our Silverlight-to-Silverlight communication scheme.
I’m going to share with you a technique for re-using simple Microsoft ASP.NET Web Parts in content management systems other than SharePoint. I’ll be using Sitecore for this article but the technique should apply to DotNetNuke and others. This is useful for keeping a consistent library of Web components that can share the same code base. Of course, the limitation here is that if we use any SharePoint-specific code we’ll have to either write separate parts or try to abstract out the vendor-specific code. In my case, I had some code to retrieve the logged-in user. I won’t show that code in this post for simplicity, but later I’ll show you a technique that I’ve used to allow pluggable authentication code so the code is reusable except for the very small part that touches SharePoint directly.
In this example I’m going to use a very simple Web Part that I’ve created to easily test and illustrate the concept and nothing more. Here is the code:
This Web Part contains an IFrame that points to Google. If we render this and see the Google home page we know it is working. Later on we can use Web Part configurable properties to allow this url to be set using the design mode of ASP.NET Web Parts.
In Sitecore, in order to make this code available in the CMS, we’ll have to create an App_Code folder under the site root and place the file there. Sitecore is an ASP.NET Web site, and its behavior is no different than one that you’d create in Visual Studio. That is, there are special folders under the site like App_Code, App_Config and App_Data. Speaking of App_Data, some version of SQL Server (Express works) must be installed in order to take advantage of Web Part personalization features. That is, the state of the Web Part (hidden, collapsed) will be persisted to a database under App_Data automatically if we use personalization features. In my example we will so double-check that SQL Server is available and started, and that the App_Data folder is present under the Sitecore root.
I’m going to create the Web Part UI in Sitecore as a sublayout. This is basically another name for an .ascx UserControl in Sitecore terminology. The code for the UserControl looks like this:
In order to add this code to the site, we’ll have to create a new sublayout in the Sitecore manager view and browse to the new file under the Sitecore site on the filesystem. The sublayouts should end up under SitecoreWebsite\WebSite\Layouts.
There is some extra code here that I should explain now. The primary advantage of having a Web Part, in addition to code reuse, is that there are built-in provisions for editing the part at design time once it is in the page. By adding an EditorZone in addition to the required WebPartZone and WebPartManager we are able to enable this default editor behavior in the page. I’ve added a button at the bottom of the UserControl that enables edit mode.
In order to use this in a Sitecore layout, I applied the included SampleLayout to a Sitecore data object and added my custom control. Editing won’t work in the Sitecore designer, so go back to the data object and choose “preview”. In preview, all of the functionality of the WebPart should be available.
When dealing with signed strongly-named assemblies in .NET, we’ve all come across the dreaded
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BadImageFormatException "An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format"
Or
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System.IO.FileLoadException: Could not load file or assembly 'Utility, Version=<IP_ADDRESS>, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=37dd581281d764f7' or one of its dependencies. The located assembly's manifest definition does not match the assembly reference. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80131040)
In the first case, we need to find the right dll for the platform that we are on, i.e. 64bit vs 32bit. In my case the first error led to the second, since once I found the right dll, of course the version number was newer, and I could not find the older version to download.
Of course in .NET desktop apps, we could add an assembly binding redirect to get the right .dll loaded up provided that we have it. In a Web application, it is just as easy, you just have to add a runtime section directly under the main configuration tag.
For example, I wanted to drop a different version of SQLite into my SiteCore installation, so I grabbed the System.Data.SQLite binaries and dropped the one that I wanted into SiteCore’s \bin directory. Then I tried to load up the site and looked at the error message to see which version it was looking for. Once we know what it is looking for, we can write a binding redirection in the web.config file like this:
Here is the documentation for bindingRedirect from MSDN. It doesn’t explicitly cover redirects in Web applications, and there is a lot of confusing information out on the web about this. Hopefully this post clears some of it up.
In Microsoft IIS7, all management commands have been consolidated under the appcmd.exe commandline tool. In the past there was a collection of VBscripts that allowed you to script access to IIS.
One of the things that I need to do that can’t be done in the GUI is to list which application pools are running under which w3wp.exe worker process instances. Using the Windows task manager will show you the process IDs but won’t show you which application pools are being served by each. The inetmgr tool will show you the application pools but won’t show you the process information.
Under IIS6 there was a script called iisapp.vbs that would show you the running w3wp processes, their PIDs and the application pool that they were serving. Under IIS7 this functionality has been merged into appcmd.exe.
Appcmd was not in the path for me, so I had to add it using:
I have been porting a lot of code over from CRM4 to the new CRM 2011 recently. I was investigating how to get some code converted that uses the MetadataService in CRM4 but I wasn’t finding out much about it on the web.
If you are looking for the metadata service in 2011 you can stop now, because there isn’t one. The new way of doing things is just to make your metadata requests to the main Web service.
The message classes are named the same, so the code will be mostly compatible once you set things up to use the 2011 Web service.
The namespaces you’ll need in most cases will be:
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// for service proxy type, IOrganizationService/OrganizationServiceProxyusingMicrosoft.Xrm.Sdk.Client;// needed for 'RetrieveXXXRequest' typesusingMicrosoft.Xrm.Sdk.Messages;// needed for actual metadata descriptor typesusingMicrosoft.Xrm.Sdk.Metadata;
For example, one of the things that I use metadata for is to get the text values that are in a CRM picklist. The following code snippet will query CRM 2011 metadata for the gendercode field on the contact entity and print out the values.
I set up a development environment that I can share in the cloud with my colleagues and partners for sharing ideas and quick demos. There are already a few articles out there that can help you get the latest CRM 2011 bits set up on a virtual machine, but I didn’t find anything specific to EC2 or anything on installing everything on one server including Active Directory (so the whole setup is completely self-contained), so I’m writing up my experiences here for you. Keep in mind that we are installing a release candidate here, as the final bits aren’t available yet.
Briefly, the steps are:
Create Windows Server 2008 EC2 instance
Promote instance to Active Directory domain controller
Install IIS+ASP.NET
Install Sql Server 2008 R2
Install CRM 2011
For this guide I’m assuming that you have met a few prerequisites:
An Amazon AWS account
An MSDN subscription or retail copy of SQL Server 2008 R2
Also, I won’t belabor every individual installation step. I’ll cover the high points necessary to get things installed so that CRM 2011 won’t have any installation issues. This means I’ll be accepting the default installation details for SQL Server. If you need to customize things feel free to do so, but I haven’t tested other configurations so it may not work as expected.
There is a great guide here for installing the CRM 2011 Beta on a local virtual machine. He mentions that it will take a full day to set up, but using Amazon’s available Windows images, we should be able to get that time down to about 3 hours. If you already have an EC2 image set up with a password set and have the SQL Server installation media you might be able to do this in just over two hours.
Start the EC2 instance
Signing up for an Amazon Web Services account is a prerequisite for all of this. I won’t go into it here, but there is now a nice management console for AWS, so starting up EC2 instances is now pretty easy using the web. The critical piece is getting the right server image the first time. We want the following three things:
An EBS based image
Windows Server 2008 64bit
Without SQL Server pre-installed
It is important not to use a SQL server image, as you will pay more per hour and it won’t have Reporting Services installed anyway. 64bit is important because the CRM release candidate is 64bit only. EBS is important if you want to stop the server later without rebuilding everything. The alternative to EBS is AMI, which is backed by S3. In order to keep your changes (i.e. all of the stuff we are going to be installing) with an AMI instance will require you to “bundle” the instance every time new changes are made that you want to keep. I recommend EBS since it is much simpler and only slightly more expensive. Detailed instructions on launching a Windows instance and decrypting the admin password can be found here. I won’t go into it here since it is beyond the scope of this article.
There is one critical configuration step to take before we proceed. By default, Windows EC2 instances have dynamic hostnames which are generated when the instance boots up. This will cause problems later on once we have promoted the box to the domain controller role and have SQL server installed. Forgetting this step is not fatal, but changing the host name on a domain controller can be a pain, so best to avoid having to do it altogether.
Amazon achieves the dynamic naming using a Windows service that is installed on the base image. We can configure the behavior of this service using a tool called ec2 service properties, which can be found in the start menu. All we need to do is uncheck the setting for “Set Computer Name” per the following screenshot:
Promote server to Active Directory domain controller
The first thing that I do (after changing the admin password - we’ll be rebooting a few times) is promote the server to an Active Directory domain controller. CRM requires a domain, and since we are going for a self-contained installation, we have to promote the CRM server itself to the domain controller role. Ordinarily it is a bad idea for a domain controller to have any other server role, but for a development environment this will be fine. Additionally, promoting the server before we install SQL helps avoid additional configuration steps as a result of the server’s name and user accounts changing.
Promoting a domain controller is done from the commandline by running
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c:\>dcpromo.exe
The promotion takes a while, so I grab the SQL Server install media from MSDN during this time. Transfer rates from MS are pretty fast and it should download by the time the DC is ready to go.
We’ll also need to install an ISO mounting program to install SQL Server. I use MagicDisc, which can be found here. Get the 64 bit Vista version for Server 2008. In the case that you are using Server 2008 R2, get the Windows 7 version.
You’ll have to reboot after dcpromo has done its thing. Remember to use the new domain name when you log back into the server. The login will require domain\user now that the server is in a domain (it is the domain!).
Install SQL Server 2008 R2
Once the SQL installation media is ready, install MagicDisc and mount the ISO. Run the setup and select a new SQL installation. I used the defaults for everything, installing all services. The most important thing to get installed beyond SQL Server itself is SSRS, so at the very least make sure that Reporting Services is checked off.
Since we have promoted the server to domain controller status, the default local accounts cannot be used as the SQL Server service accounts. Create a new non-admin user called ‘sqlserver’ and use that as the service account.
Also note that the SQL Browser service needs to be manually enabled and started. This will be necessary later on in order for the CRM installer to find the SQL server instance.
Install IIS and ASP.NET
Installing IIS is accomplished by adding the Web server role to the server using the server management console. Just note that in addition to the IIS role we’ll need ASP.NET, which must be selected separately. Once these two things are selected, the installer will install them both simultaneously.
Install CRM 2011 Release Candidate
Now for the moment we have been waiting for. Run the CRM 2011 RC installer. If the .NET Framework 4.0 is not installed, the CRM installer will install it and ask you to reboot, which is a minor annoyance, but the installer will stop and wait for you to do it, so don’t let it go unattended for too long or you’ll never make it in under three hours! I used the defaults everywhere possible and set the service accounts to “Network Service”. You’ll have to browse for the SQL Server instance but the installer should find the SRSS server automatically.
I had a lot of missteps along the way to getting all of this installed, but on the last run I sailed through it in under 3 hours including getting the 4GB SQL Server installation media from MSDN.
I had to run through a complete workstation setup recently including installation of Visual Studio and the Silverlight development tools so I wanted to write up a quick blog post to document the process.
I started off with a clean installation of Visual Studio 2010. This will install some project templates for Silverlight by default but unfortunately this will not be sufficient for development out of the box. At the minimum we will need to have the Silverlight developer runtime in addition to the project templates. Additionally, the templates included in the VS2010 installer are for an older 3.0 version of Silverlight. Not quite what we want.
To rectify all of this, we need to install the Silverlight 4 Tools for Visual studio, available from Microsoft here.
The installer includes the following components. This can be used to check for previously installed software that may have come from previous attempts to get everything installed.
Silverlight 4 developer runtime
Silverlight 4 SDK (software development kit)
Update for Visual Studio 2010 and Visual Web Developer Express 2010 (KB982218)
Silverlight 4 Tools for Visual Studio 2010
WCF RIA Services V1.0 for Silverlight 4
F# Runtime for Silverlight 4
Although the developer runtime is listed among the components that this package should install, I’ve found that it must be installed separately as outlined below.
Grab the file Silverlight_Developer.exe from here and install.
Once both of these packages have been installed you should be able to open Visual Studio and create a new Silverlight project as shown in the screenshot below.
If everything has been installed properly you should get prompted for a project options dialog for setting up the new Silverlight project.
Hopefully this helps you get up and running with your Silverlight development environment.
Hello again CRM fans. I’m tearing through a bunch of client code upgrades from the old CRM to the new 2011 stuff. In the process, I’m taking notes on what is different and what is the same. Fortunately enabling tracing is just the same as it was in CRM 4.0, but since there don’t seem to be any articles out there that validate this, I’m posting it here.
In case you didn’t know already, there are a few registry keys that control the behavior of the CRM trace log file. Here is the MSDN article that describes the different registry keys involved.
If you are in a hurry, there are only three keys that you really need: one to specify the file name, and two flags to actually enable tracing.
If you’ve ever developed a more complex plugin or custom workflow for Microsoft CRM that relies on external libraries you know that it can be tricky to get everything working correctly. The problem is that when the dll is registered using the Plugin Registration Tool included with the CRM SDK, only the metadata for the assembly containing the plugin is actually considered by the tool. This can cause issues at runtime even if the plugin appears to have been registered correctly.
Briefly, there are three ways to deal with referenced code:
1 - Install the assemblies in the Global Assembly Cache.
Installing the assemblies into the assembly cache will allow you to take full advantage of the GACs versioning system, preventing conflicting versions of the same assembly if multiple versions are needed. The downside is that installation of the plugin will require a separate step potentially involving gacutil.exe, which may not be desirable for some deployments. If possible though, the GAC method is the preferred installation method.
2 - Install the assemblies in %Program Files%\Microsoft Dynamics CRM\Server\bin\assembly
As a stopgap method that avoids the GAC but still allows you to deploy referenced assemblies to the CRM server, CRM 2011 will look in the assembly folder under its own installation path while probing for needed assemblies. The upside of this method is that it is easy to deploy dlls by simply copying them to the appropriate folder. The downside is that if many plugins use different versions of the same assembly there could be version conflicts that are difficult to track down.
3 - Include all code in one assembly.
The least desirable option in my opinion is to cram all of the code into the same assembly. If you have access to all of the source code involved you could implement a solution like this where all of the source files are linked from external locations into the same Visual Studio project. If you don’t have the source code, there is a tool from Microsoft called ILMerge that can take multiple assemblies and combine them into a single output assembly. This kind of thing should be taken as a last resort only if for some reason it is not feasible to install the assemblies in one of the first two ways I outlined above.
Hopefully this gives you some insight on how assembly references work in CRM 2011 and lets you hit the ground running.


Class: Aws::LexModelsV2::Types::S3BucketTranscriptSource
| Relationships & Source Files | |
| Super Chains via Extension / Inclusion / Inheritance | |
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Class Chain:
self,
Struct
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Instance Chain:
self,
::Aws::Structure ,
Struct
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| Inherits: |
Struct
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| Defined in: | gems/aws-sdk-lexmodelsv2/lib/aws-sdk-lexmodelsv2/types.rb |
Overview
The object representing the Amazon S3 bucket containing the transcript, as well as the associated metadata.
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
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#kms_key_arn ⇒ String
rw
The ARN of the
::Aws::KMS
key that customer use to encrypt their Amazon S3 bucket. -
#path_format ⇒ Types::PathFormat
rw
The object that contains a path format that will be applied when Amazon Lex reads the transcript file in the bucket you provide.
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#s3_bucket_name ⇒ String
rw
The name of the bucket containing the transcript and the associated metadata.
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#transcript_filter ⇒ Types::TranscriptFilter
rw
The object that contains the filter which will be applied when Amazon Lex reads through the Amazon S3 bucket.
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#transcript_format ⇒ String
rw
The format of the transcript content.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#kms_key_arn ⇒ String
(rw)
The ARN of the ::Aws::KMS
key that customer use to encrypt their Amazon S3
bucket. Only use this field if your bucket is encrypted using a
customer managed ::Aws::KMS
key.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-lexmodelsv2/lib/aws-sdk-lexmodelsv2/types.rb', line 10783
class S3BucketTranscriptSource < Struct.new( :s3_bucket_name, :path_format, :transcript_format, :transcript_filter, :kms_key_arn) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#path_format ⇒ Types::PathFormat (rw)
The object that contains a path format that will be applied when
Amazon Lex reads the transcript file in the bucket you provide.
Specify this object if you only want ::Aws::Lex
to read a subset of files
in your Amazon S3 bucket.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-lexmodelsv2/lib/aws-sdk-lexmodelsv2/types.rb', line 10783
class S3BucketTranscriptSource < Struct.new( :s3_bucket_name, :path_format, :transcript_format, :transcript_filter, :kms_key_arn) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#s3_bucket_name ⇒ String
(rw)
The name of the bucket containing the transcript and the associated metadata.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-lexmodelsv2/lib/aws-sdk-lexmodelsv2/types.rb', line 10783
class S3BucketTranscriptSource < Struct.new( :s3_bucket_name, :path_format, :transcript_format, :transcript_filter, :kms_key_arn) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#transcript_filter ⇒ Types::TranscriptFilter (rw)
The object that contains the filter which will be applied when Amazon Lex reads through the Amazon S3 bucket. Specify this object if you want Amazon Lex to read only a subset of the Amazon S3 bucket based on the filter you provide.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-lexmodelsv2/lib/aws-sdk-lexmodelsv2/types.rb', line 10783
class S3BucketTranscriptSource < Struct.new( :s3_bucket_name, :path_format, :transcript_format, :transcript_filter, :kms_key_arn) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#transcript_format ⇒ String
(rw)
The format of the transcript content. Currently, Genie only supports the Amazon Lex transcript format.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-lexmodelsv2/lib/aws-sdk-lexmodelsv2/types.rb', line 10783
class S3BucketTranscriptSource < Struct.new( :s3_bucket_name, :path_format, :transcript_format, :transcript_filter, :kms_key_arn) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


azLeaflet
az
Instantiate a new leaflet map on the element, with options, which are not watched for changes
A class azavea-ng-leaflet-map is added to the root Leaflet map element
This directive does not handle addition of any basemaps, etc. This must all be done in child directives
az.leaflet.invalidateSize
: Triggers a L.map.invalidateSize() call on next digest cycle
<az-leaflet width="{String}" height="{String}" options="{Object}"> </az-leaflet>
| Param | Type | Details |
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| width | String |
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| height | String |
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| options | Object |
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{%extends 'base.html'%} {%block content%}
Something has gone wrong!
This is embarrassing.
{%endblock%}


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SideCar
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Provides a simple wrapper around std::vector-like data structures. More...
#include </Users/howes/src/sidecar/Utils/VsipVector.h>
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| VsipVector (T &base) | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| VsipVector (T &base, size_t size) | |
| Wraps size entries, starting with T[0]. | |
| VsipVector (T &base, size_t start, size_t stop) | |
| Wraps T[start] to T[stop]. More... | |
| void | admit (bool read) |
| Set whether VSIPL will use existing data found in the external array given in the constructor. More... | |
| void | release (bool flush) |
| Set whether VSIPL will flush any data from internal storage to the external array given in the constructor. More... | |
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| vsip::Vector< DatumType > | v |
Provides a simple wrapper around std::vector-like data structures.
T needs to have T.size() and T[0] operators. DatumType needs to match the size of entries in T.
Definition at line 13 of file VsipVector.h.
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inline |
Constructor.
Wraps T.size() entries, starting with T[0].
Definition at line 19 of file VsipVector.h.
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inline |
Wraps T[start] to T[stop].
| start | initial index |
| stop | final index |
Definition at line 33 of file VsipVector.h.
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inline |
Set whether VSIPL will use existing data found in the external array given in the constructor.
| read | if true VSIPL will use existing data |
Definition at line 40 of file VsipVector.h.
Referenced by SideCar::Algorithms::Difference::reset(), SideCar::Algorithms::VideoInterpolation::reset(), SideCar::Algorithms::Scale::startup(), SideCar::Algorithms::Offset::startup(), and SideCar::Algorithms::IQ2AmplitudePhase::startup().
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inline |
Set whether VSIPL will flush any data from internal storage to the external array given in the constructor.
| read | if true VSIPL will flush data to the external array |
Definition at line 47 of file VsipVector.h.
Referenced by SideCar::Algorithms::Difference::reset(), SideCar::Algorithms::VideoInterpolation::reset(), SideCar::Algorithms::Scale::startup(), SideCar::Algorithms::Offset::startup(), and SideCar::Algorithms::IQ2AmplitudePhase::startup().


Ijmuiden lies at the North sea entrance to the 15 mile long canal which leads to the city of Amsterdam. It is a busy port and a good watchout should be kept when entering.
For clearance formalities see Netherlands/Formalities.
There can be a strong tidal stream at the entrance. The Seaport Marina IJmuiden is located at the south pier. There is good shelter here in the marina.
There are 4 locks here. Most yachts use Kleine Sluis. It operates 24/7 on request. Call on VHF channel 22.
Last updated September 2011.


Assign margin
or padding
to
an element or a subset of its sides with shorthand classes. Includes support for individual properties,
all properties, and vertical and horizontal properties. All classes are multiples on the global default
value, 1rem
.
The classes are named using the format: {property}-{sides}-{size}
m
- for classes that set margin
p
- for classes that set padding
This table contain class to add element's top, bottom, left, right & all side margin.
| Classes | Description |
|---|---|
.mt-{size} |
To set margin top use .mt-{size} class, where {size} is value between 0-3. |
.mb-{size} |
To set margin bottom use .mb-{size} class, where {size} is value between 0-3. |
.ml-{size} |
To set margin left use .ml-{size} class, where {size} is value between 0-3. |
.mr-{size} |
To set margin right use .mr-{size} class, where {size} is value between 0-3. |
.mx-{size} |
To set both margin left & right use .mx-{size} class, where {size} is value between 0-3. |
.my-{size} |
To set both margin top & bottom use .my-{size} class, where {size} is value between 0-3. |
.ma-{size} |
To set margin 4 sides of the element use .ma-{size} class, where {size} is value between 0-3. |
This table contain class to add element's top, bottom, left, right & all side padding.
| Classes | Description |
|---|---|
.pt-{size} |
To set padding top use .pt-{size} class, where {size} is value between 0-3. |
.pb-{size} |
To set padding bottom use .pb-{size} class, where {size} is value between 0-3. |
.pl-{size} |
To set padding left use .pl-{size} class, where {size} is value between 0-3. |
.pr-{size} |
To set padding right use .pr-{size} class, where {size} is value between 0-3. |
.px-{size} |
To set both padding left & right use .px-{size} class, where {size} is value between 0-3. |
.py-{size} |
To set both padding top & bottom use .py-{size} class, where {size} is value between 0-3. |
.pa-{size} |
To set padding 4 sides of the element use .pa-{size} class, where {size} is value between 0-3. |
Where size is one of:
0
- for classes that eliminate the margin
or padding
by setting it to 0
1
- (by default) for classes that set the margin
or padding
to $spacer-x
or
$spacer-y
2
- (by default) for classes that set the margin
or padding
to $spacer-x * 1.5
or $spacer-y * 1.5
3
- (by default) for classes that set the margin
or padding
to $spacer-x * 3
or $spacer-y * 3
Content helpers classes provides display, position, z-index, edges, vertical alignment, cursor, overflow & list options.
Add one of these classes to change the elemets' display properties.
| Classes | Description |
|---|---|
.display-inline |
Forces the element to behave like an inline element. |
.display-inline-block |
Forces the element to behave like an inline-block element. |
.display-block |
Forces the element to behave like an block element. |
.display-hidden |
Forces the element to hide on all viewports. |
Add one of these classes to set the elemets' position properties.
| Classes | Description |
|---|---|
.position-fixed |
Changes element's position to fixed. |
.position-relative |
Changes element's position to relative. |
.position-absolute |
Changes element's position to absolute. |
.position-static |
Changes element's position to static. |
Add one of these classes to change the elemets' vertical alignment properties.
| Classes | Description |
|---|---|
.valign-top |
Changes element's vertical alignment to top. |
.valign-middle |
Changes element's vertical alignment to middle. |
.valign-bottom |
Changes element's vertical alignment to bottom. |
.valign-baseline |
Changes element's vertical alignment to baseline. |
.valign-text-top |
Top of the element is aligned with the top of the parent element's font. |
.valign-text-bottom |
The bottom of the element is aligned with the bottom of the parent element's font. |
Add one of these to removes the slected edge of the elements, works with absolute, fixed and relative positioned elements.
| Classes | Description |
|---|---|
.no-edge-top |
Removes the top edge of the element. |
.no-edge-bottom |
Removes the bottom edge of the element. |
.no-edge-left |
Removes the left edge of the element. |
.no-edge-right |
Removes the right edge of the element. |
Add one of these to class to change overflow of element.
| Classes | Description |
|---|---|
.overflow-visible |
Default. The overflow is not clipped. It renders outside the element's box. |
.overflow-hidden |
The overflow is clipped, and the rest of the content will be invisible. |
.overflow-auto |
If overflow is clipped, a scrollbar should be added to see the rest of the content. |
.overflow-scroll |
The overflow is clipped, but a scrollbar is added to see the rest of the content. |
Add one of these to class to change list style.
| Classes | Description |
|---|---|
.no-bullets |
No marker is shown in the list item. |
.bullets-inside |
Indents the marker and the text. The bullets appear inside the content flow |
.list-style-circle |
Set the list item marker to circle. |
.list-style-square |
Set the list item marker to square. |
Add one of these to class to add border on the required side.
| Classes | Description |
|---|---|
.border |
Add solid border of 1px on each side. |
.border-top |
Add solid border top of 1px. |
.border-bottom |
Add solid border bottom of 1px. |
.border-left |
Add solid border left of 1px. |
.border-right |
Add solid border right of 1px. |
Add one of these to class to remove border on the required side.
| Classes | Description |
|---|---|
.no-border |
Remove border from all side. |
.no-border-top |
Remove border from the top side. |
.no-border-bottom |
Remove border from the bottom side. |
.no-border-left |
Remove border from the left side. |
.no-border-right |
Remove border from the right side. |
Add one of these to class to change border width on the required side.
| Classes | Description |
|---|---|
.border-2 |
Chande border width to 2px on each side. |
.border-top-2 |
Chande border width to 2px on top side. |
.border-bottom-2 |
Chande border width to 2px on bottom side. |
.border-left-2 |
Chande border width to 2px on left side. |
.border-right-2 |
Chande border width to 2px on right side. |
.border-3 |
Chande border width to 3px on each side. |
.border-top-3 |
Chande border width to 3px on top side. |
.border-bottom-3 |
Chande border width to 3px on bottom side. |
.border-left-3 |
Chande border width to 3px on left side. |
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[gecode-users] dynamic cost calculation
aqwzsxaqwzsx at orange.fr
aqwzsxaqwzsx at orange.fr
Mon Apr 9 18:53:10 CEST 2018
Hello,
I've a problem solved with gecode where jobs must be assigned to person.
Each (job, person) has it own cost statically given. The implementation
looks like :
// --------------------------------------------------------------
_j(*this, _nb_jobs, 0, _nb_persons - 1)
int _cost[] =
{
9, 2, 7, 8,
6, 4, 3, 7,
5, 8, 1, 8,
7, 6, 9, 4,
};
IntArgs cost(_nb_persons*_nb_jobs, _cost);
distinct(*this, _j);
for (int i = 0 ; i < _nb_jobs ; ++i)
{
C << expr(*this, element(cost_m.col(i), _j[i]));
}
_total_cost = expr(*this, sum(C));
JobBrancher::post(*this, _j);
// --------------------------------------------------------------
The problem is that the _cost must be precomputed. To enable a dynamic
cost computation (and to prepare futher improvement),
i've modified the code this way :
// --------------------------------------------------------------
_cost(*this, _nb_persons, 0, 10) // a IntVarArray
JobBrancher::post(*this, _j, _cost, _nb_jobs, _nb_persons);
// --------------------------------------------------------------
And :
1) compute dynamically the cost in JobBrancher::choice
2) call me_failed(_costs_views[choice._person].eq(home, choice._cost))
In JobBrancher::commit (for job/person affectation)
3) call me_failed(_jobs_views[choice._job].eq(home, choice._person))
In JobBrancher::commit (to compute the _total_cost)
The problem is that solution can be found without having an
assigned cost. This produce a Int::ValOfUnassignedVar as stated
in MPG.
I've tried to set all unassigned cost in JobBrancher::commit
(not only the one corresponding to the choice person/job)
just to make a try but it doesn't work :
// --------------------------------------------------------------
for(int i = 0 ; i < choice._costs.size() ; ++i)
{
const JobChoice::Info & elem = choice._costs[i];
const int p = elem.person;
const int c = elem.cost;
if (! _costs_views[p].assigned())
{
has_failed = me_failed(_costs_views[p].eq(home, c));
if (has_failed)
{
return Gecode::ES_FAILED;
}
}
}
return Gecode::ES_OK;
// --------------------------------------------------------------
The first affectation seems to works. After that, i see under gist
that the first branch is infinitely explored without any change.
Can someone explain me what i'm doing wrong and how to correct it ?
Thanks
Philippe.
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I'M THE ONE THAT I WANT A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2000 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): **
Exuberant stand-up comedian Margaret Cho clearly enjoys her routines as much as her uproarious audience.  She's in favor of the former and against the latter since "the first thing you lose on a diet is brain mass."
 As a documentary, it is the most basic, just point-the-camera-at-her variety. Unlike Spike Lee's wonderful THE ORIGINAL KINGS OF COMEDY, in which Lee incorporates audience reaction shots, Coleman slavishly confines his camera almost exclusively to either full-body or just head shots of Cho. We hear the audience laughing profusely but rarely see them.
Cho's material, which has some biting social commentary, is undermined by her fingers-scraped-across-the-blackboard style of delivery. Her comedic grammar requires every funny line to be screamed with such ear-piercing shrillness that your soda container would break were it made of glass rather than plastic. Repetition also plays a large part in her syntax. The more a piece of dialog is repeated, the funnier it is supposed to be. With her high-pitched scream, she repeated one unprintable line 16 times in a row. A printable one -- "Lesbians like whale watching!" -- is screamed over half a dozen times and isn't particularly funny even the first time.
Reviewing I'M THE ONE THAT I WANT is like covering most Adam Sandler movies.  Sandler crowds are like that too. My job reviewing films is not to tell you what someone else's reaction is but to tell you mine. Still, it is hard to stare silently at a picture when everyone else is in stitches. Guilt sets in, and you subconsciously worry that your fellow moviegoers may vote you out of the theater for inappropriate behavior. (The converse, of course, is even truer.)
Cho does have boundless energy. She bounces onto the stage like a pudgy basketball player ready for the big game. She is proud of her girth, and many of her jokes involve television executives who have dared suggest that she slim down.
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