CocoaPods: The Cocoa dependency manager
CocoaPods manages dependencies for your Xcode projects.
You specify the dependencies for your project in a simple text file: your Podfile
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CocoaPods recursively resolves dependencies between libraries, fetches
source code for all dependencies, and creates and maintains an Xcode
workspace to build your project.
Installing and updating CocoaPods is very easy. Don't miss the Installation guide and the Getting Started guide.
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CocoaPods aims to improve the engagement with, and discoverability of, third party open-source Cocoa libraries. These project goals influence and drive the design of CocoaPods:
- Create and share libraries, and use them in your own projects,
without creating extra work for library authors. Integrate
non-CocoaPods libraries and hack on your own fork of any
CocoaPods library with a simple transparent
Podspec
standard. - Allow library authors to structure their libraries however they like.
- Save time for library authors by automating a lot of Xcode work not related to their libraries' functionality.
- Support any source management system. (Currently supported are
git
,svn
,mercurial
,bazaar
, and various types of archives downloaded over HTTP.) - Promote a culture of distributed collaboration on pods, but also provide features only possible with a centralised solution to foster a community.
- Build tools on top of the core Cocoa development system, including those typically deployed to other operating systems, such as web-services.
- Provide opinionated and automated integration, but make it completely optional. You may manually integrate your CocoaPods dependencies into your Xcode project as you see fit, with or without a workspace.
- Solve everyday problems for Cocoa and Xcode developers.
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Lovingly sponsored by a collection of companies, see the footer of CocoaPods.org for an up-to-date list.
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All CocoaPods development happens on GitHub. Contributions make for good karma and we welcome new contributors with joy. We take contributors seriously, and thus have a contributor code of conduct.
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| @CocoaPods | Follow CocoaPods on Twitter to stay up to date. |
| Blog | The CocoaPods blog. |
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| Code of Conduct | Find out the standards we hold ourselves to. |
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CocoaPods is composed of the following projects:
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| CocoaPods Core | Support for working with specifications and podfiles. | docs | |
| CocoaPods Downloader | Downloaders for various source types. | docs | |
| Xcodeproj | Create and modify Xcode projects from Ruby. | docs | |
| CLAide | A small command-line interface framework. | docs | |
| Molinillo | A powerful generic dependency resolver. | docs | |
| CocoaPods.app | A full-featured and standalone installation of CocoaPods. | info | |
| Master Repo | Master repository of specifications. | guides |


Note elements allow you to view note records in ClearQuest. The note element has one required and two optional attributes.
| Required Attribute | Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| id | the unique key of the note | |
| Optional Attribute | Description | Notes |
| action | the action to perform on the note |
|
| wait | Should the action be performed now or queued up for later? |
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| View note output to log: | <note id='pract00301000-0000-000'> |
| Same as previous example: | <note id='pract00301000-0000-000' action='view' wait='no'> |
| View note, but wait for output: | <note id='pract00301000-0000-000' action='view' wait='yes'> |
Using the information from the ClearQuest Root Element chapter, logging-in and viewing a note would look like this:
<ClearQuest login='cq_user' password='password' db='pract' repo='practice'<EMAIL_ADDRESS><note id='pract00301000-0000-000' action='view' wait='no'/>
</ClearQuest>
You can view a defect and a note. The next chapter, Service_Request Elements, will show how to view service_request records.
| Field Elements | Table of Contents | Serivce_Request Elements |


The shopper technique is an ethnographic observation used to casually interview a shopper while they are selecting products in front of a specific shelf in a retail location.
For Natural Valley Granola we interviewed shoppers in supermarkets and kiosks in Buenos Aires. The goal of the research was to understand the behavior of cereal bar buyers in the process of shopping, the decision process involved and how the different elements influence the decision.
Goals: understand the Product Positioning and Advertising Campaigns / Promotions / Brand Loyalty
For Nivea Sun we interviewed shoppers in supermarkets and pharmacies in Buenos Aires. The goal of the research was to understand the behavior of sunscreen buyers in front of the shelf and the drivers involved in the process of buying a product.
For La Salteña we interviewed shoppers in supermarkets and mini-markets in Buenos Aires. The goal of the research was to understand the behavior of pie dough and pasta buyers in front of the shelf at time of purchase.
Observation and in-depth interviews with women in their Buenos Aires homes while cooking with eggs. The goal of the research was to discover how consumers use and represent eggs in their diet.
Observation and in-depth interview of women in their homes while using a cloth washing product.
The primary goal of the research was to gain insights into the laundry process from users and non-users of the brand. Secondary goals included the identification of locations where the laundry process begins and ends and gaining an understanding of the emotional aspects behind clean and dirty clothes.
Observation and in-depth interview of women in their homes while using a clothing cleaning product as well as accompanied shopping in mini-markets and supermarkets.
The goal of the research was to gain further understanding of the consumers in their role while shopping for products in the Laundry Additives Category. Our team studied the shopping experience from planning to execution to gain insights.
I led the overall performance of the Chef Surfing team. I planned and led day-to-day operations and schedule, adjusting the project strategy according to user and organizational needs and ensure high product quality based on the customer feedback.
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Chapter 6 Workshop Questions for Week 3
6.1 Questions
6.1.1 Short mathematical question - Quantum Yield and lifetime
The quantum yield and lifetime of a dye were measured to be 0.43 & 2.6 ns respectively. What is the natural lifetime?
(I will use MCQs and UniDoodle to ask this in class)
You can find the answer to this question in 6.2.1
6.1.2 Short conceptual question - Effect of other processes
For a given value of τ0 what happens to the lifetime and quantum yield as kIC and kISC increases?
(This will be a discussion question)
You can find the answer to this question in 6.2.2
6.1.3 Conceptual question - Effect of structure
Fluorescein (figure 6.1) in basic aqueous solution has a quantum yield of fluorescence, Φf, of 0.95, and fluorescence lifetime, τf, of 4.1 ns.
(This will be a discussion question)
You can find the answer to this question in 6.2.3
6.1.4 Conceptual question - lack of symmetry in spectra
The absorption and emission spectrum of fluorescein is shown in figure (6.2)
Why are the absorption bands between 200 – 350 nm not reflected in the emission spectrum?
You can find the answer to this question in 6.2.4
6.1.5 Conceptual question - Stokes’ shift
The inorganic dye [Ru(bpy)3]2+ has a measured lifetime in water of 580 ns and a natural lifetime of 13.8 µs. The spectrum is shown in figure 6.3. What is the origin of the large Stokes’ shift in this system?
Data from Shi et al., Synthesis and characterization of phosphorescent two coordinate copper(I) complexes bearing diamidocarbene ligands. Dalton Trans., 2017,46, 745-752.
You can find the answer to this question in 6.2.5
6.1.6 Conceptual question - the effect of binding on emission
The asymmetric cyanine dye YO-Pro-1 is a DNA stain because it has a large increase on fluorescence emission when binding to DNA. The lifetime in free solution is around 2 ps and when bound to DNA is 2.4 ns. What is the structural origin of the large increase of emission upon binding?
(This will be a discussion question)
You can find the answer to this question in 6.2.6
6.1.7 Extended question - Properties of Ethidium Bromide (Example Exam Question)
Ethidium bromide (EB, figure 6.5 is used as a DNA stain, which is essentially non-fluorescent in aqueous solution, but shows a strong enhancement of emission upon binding to double stranded DNA (which has a negatively charged backbone).
Emission is almost exclusively from the singlet excited state, but a triplet state has been shown to exist, which emits with a low quantum yield (ΦP = 0.00006).
Sketch a Jablonski diagram for the processes you know to occur.
The molar extinction coefficient, ε, of EB has be measured to be 78500 M−1 cm−1. What factors contribute to EB having such a high extinction coefficient?
The following spectra, lifetimes and quantum yield have been measured for EB in different free solution and DNA systems:
| τ / ns | Φf | |
|---|---|---|
| H2O (no DNA) | 1.6 | 0.012 |
| D2O (no DNA) | 6.3 | |
| DNA | 28.3 | 0.220 |
| DNA (deuterated) | 38.4 |
What factors likely lead to an enhancement of fluorescence quantum yield upon binding to DNA?
Show that the natural lifetime of EB is 129 ns.
What is the origin of the large Stoke’s shift (λ~max ex~ = 520 nm, λ~max em~ = 608 nm)
What transitions are responsible for the absorption features in the: * 400-600 nm range * 200-350 nm range
Why are the features in the 200-350 nm range not replicated in the emission spectrum?
Why does deuterating the solvent (or DNA) effect the lifetime of the excited state?
What effect would freezing the samples have on the lifetime, fluorescence quantum yield & phosphorescence quantum yield.
A study of the thermodynamics of the dye DNA system measured the binding constant of EB with DNA to be 1.05 × 106.
Why is the measured quantum yield for a system containing 2 µM EB and 20 mM DNA only 0.18?
Why would increasing the ionic strength of the solution, increase the fluorescence intensity of EB in solution with DNA?
You can find the answer to this question in 6.2.8
6.2 Answers
6.2.1 Short mathematical question - Quantum Yield and lifetime
The fluorescence quantum yield (equation (5.4) and fluorescence lifetime (equation (5.4)) are related to the rate constants for the different decay processes.
\[\begin{equation} \phi_f = \frac{k_f^0}{k_f^0+k_{ic}+ k_{ST}+k_{\textrm{other}}} \tag{5.3} \end{equation}\]
\[\begin{equation} \tau_f = \frac{1}{k_f^0+k_{ic}+ k_{ST}+k_{\textrm{other}}} \tag{5.4} \end{equation}\]
The natural lifetime is the lifetime when the only decay pathway is fluorescence emission (equation (6.1)).
\[\begin{equation} \tau_f^0 = \frac{1}{k_f^0} \tag{6.1} \end{equation}\]
Combining equations (5.3) and (5.4):
\[\begin{equation*} \frac{\tau_f}{\phi_f}=\frac{\frac{1}{k_f^0+k_{ic}+ k_{ST}+k_{\textrm{other}}}}{\frac{k_f^0}{k_f^0+k_{ic}+ k_{ST}+k_{\textrm{other}}}}=\frac{1}{k_f^0}=\tau_f^0 \end{equation*}\]
Consequently \(\tau_f^0 = \frac{\tau_f}{\phi_f}=\frac{2.6}{0.43}= 6.0\) ns
6.2.2 Short conceptual question - Effect of other processes
If \(k_f^0\) is fixed (which it is for a given chromophore) then as we adjust the other rate constants in equation (5.4) the emission lifetime (the time it takes for the intensity to reduce to 1/e of the initial intensity) decreases, as shown in figure 6.7.
6.2.3 Conceptual question - Effect of structure
The only things that affect the quantum yield and lifetime (equations (5.4) and (5.4)) are the different rate constants involved. The quantum yield is a measure of the proportion of excited states which decay by each pathway.
Therefore if the quantum yield of fluorescence is near unity then neither the rate of intersystem crossing or internal conversion is large. Intersystem crossing may occur due to the change in orbital type offered, but given the lack of heavy atoms this rate is unlikely to be high and will probably be a negligable proprortion given the high rates of other processes.
The rate of intersystem crossing is more efficient for rotations than vibrations (due to the closwer spacing of rotational energy levels), therefore if rotations can occur the rate of internal conversion tends to be quite high. In this case there is only one likely bond that could rotate to loose the excited state of the system. This is the single bond linking the two ring systems. Rotation around this bond is severly inhibited though due to the presence of the acid group which restricts rotation.
Please note that it is rotations around bonds that cross the conjugation within the molecule that allow for the most efficient energy loss.
6.2.4 Conceptual question - lack of symmetry in spectra
Kasha’s rule states "An excited state always emits from the lowest energy level of that spin multiplicity state. Consequently we can excite into any available orbital, but the excited state will rapidly decay into the lowest energy level of that multiplicity. So although we are exciting from S0 into S1, S2, S3… any excited state will rapidly decay by internal conversion down to the S1 excited state and all emission will occur from this state.
Kasha’s rule is a consequence of the energy gap law which I alluded to when talking about the special case of azulene, but this will be covered in a video specifically talking about the energy gap law.
6.2.5 Conceptual question - Stokes’ shift
Firstly we need to separate two things - the first is just the origin of the Stokes’ shift due to the transition of an electron occuring very quickly leaving an optimised state to occupy an unoptimised state, which later relaxes. A typical Stokes’ shift is ~20 nm, the Stokes’ shift in this example is more than 150 nm… why?
If we consider the system that we have at hand, in this case [Ru(bpy)3]2+ we can note the HOMO-LUMO transition is an MLCT. This has a large difference in structure of the HOMO & LUMO with a redistribution of charge which will also have a large effect on the arrangement of the solvent shell. Given this large difference in optimised structure there would be a large shift.
However this isn’t the only factor, the natural lifetime of 13.8 µs would indicate that the emission transition is phosphorescence, this spin forbidden transition has electrons alligned in parallel which is lower than the corresponding singlet state. So after excitation there is a change in multiplicity of the excited state, this lowers the energy of the system further moving the \(\lambda _{max}\) of emission to lower energy (longer wavelength).
Data from Shi et al., Synthesis and characterization of phosphorescent two coordinate copper(I) complexes bearing diamidocarbene ligands. Dalton Trans., 2017,46, 745-752.
6.2.6 Conceptual question - the effect of binding on emission
The chromophore YO-Pro-1 has a methine bridge between the two halves of the chromophore, this offers efficient loss of the excited state via internal conversion (see question 6.1.3. As noted earlier free rotation around a bond which cuts across the conjugation is particularly efficient in deactivating an excited state.
If this pathway is inhibited by binding to the DNA (the dye intercalates between the base pairs but any dye DNA interaction would inhibit this mechanism of excited state decay) then the fluorescence lifetime will increase (equation (5.4)).
6.2.7 Short conceptual question - effect of polar solvents on emission
6.2.8 Extended question - Properties of Ethidium Bromide (Example Exam Question)
If phosphorescecne occurs there must be some intersystem crossing in both directions.
There is a rigid structure indicating a similar ground and excited state strucutre, which would lead to a good overlap integrals between the HOMO and LUMO. THe molar extinction coefficient is a measure of this overlap integral.
The chromophore single bond between the two halves of the chromophore, this offers efficient loss of the excited state via internal conversion (see question 6.1.3. As noted earlier free rotation around a bond which cuts across the conjugation is particularly efficient in deactivating an excited state.
If this pathway is inhibited by binding to the DNA (the dye intercalates between the base pairs but any dye DNA interaction would inhibit this mechanism of excited state decay) then the fluorescence lifetime will increase (equation (5.4)).
\[\begin{equation*} \phi_f = \frac{k_f^0}{k_f^0+k_{ic}+ k_{ST}+k_{\textrm{other}}} \end{equation*}\]
\[\begin{equation*} \tau_f = \frac{1}{k_f^0+k_{ic}+ k_{ST}+k_{\textrm{other}}} \end{equation*}\]
The natural lifetime is the lifetime when the only decay pathway is fluorescence emission (equation (6.1)).
\[\begin{equation*} \tau_f^0 = \frac{1}{k_f^0} \end{equation*}\]
Combining equations (5.4) and (5.4):
\[\begin{equation*} \frac{\tau_f}{\phi_f}=\frac{\frac{1}{k_f^0+k_{ic}+ k_{ST}+k_{\textrm{other}}}}{\frac{k_f^0}{k_f^0+k_{ic}+ k_{ST}+k_{\textrm{other}}}}=\frac{1}{k_f^0}=\tau_f^0 \end{equation*}\]
Consequently \(\tau_f^0 = \frac{\tau_f}{\phi_f}=\frac{1.6}{0.012}= 129\) ns
We are told the transition is fluorescence, but it has a very long natural lifetime. This long lifetime would indicate that despite the transition being selection rule allowed there is a structural explanation for the inefficiency of this process.
This would indicate that there is now a poor overlap integral indcating a poor overlap of the excited state and ground state structures, or there is a large difference in the structures of the excited and ground states.
This large difference in structure would be accounted for in the Stokes’ shift - a large deviation in structure would lead to a larger energy loss upon the optimisation of the excited state.
The molecule has hetero atoms and so there will be both \(n-\pi*\) and \(\pi-\pi*\) transitions, the \(n-\pi*\) transitions will occur at lower energy (higher wavelength) and be the HOMO-LUMO transition.
Kasha’s rule states An excited state always emits from the lowest energy level of that spin multiplicity state. Consequently we can excite into any available orbital, but the excited state will rapidly decay into the lowest energy level of that multiplicity. So although we are exciting from S0 into S1, S2, S3… any excited state will rapidly decay by internal conversion down to the S1 excited state and all emission will occur from this state.
Ultimately because it affects the rates of internal conversion, and so the lifetime is changed as described in equation @(eq:lifetimefluor). We will learn more as to why when we cover the energy gap law.
You would expect the emission lifetime and quantum yield to increase on freezing (as described in equation @(eq:lifetimefluor)) as the efficiency (and therefore rate) of internal conversion mechanisms (particularly rotational relaxation) would be dramatically reduced in solid systems.
This will be due to there being two states - one where the chromophore is bound, one where it is not. It is an equilibrium so not all dye will be bound to DNA. When not bound there is no fluorescence enhancement. The quantum yield we see is in fact a weighted average between the two states.
This is a problem solving question and any reasonable attempt would have been given credit. It is demonstrating an ability to think about data and the problem in a scientific manner.
This would push the equilibrium to form the dye:DNA complex increasing binding, as the binding increases the proportion of molecules displaying the higher quantum yield increases and the overall emission intensity of the sample increases.
This is a problem solving question and any reasonable attempt would have been given credit. It is demonstrating an ability to think about data and the problem in a scientific manner.


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Contenarization
Virtualization vs Containerization
After taking a look at each of these technologies, the question is, which one should be used? The answer is
that it depends on several different points. Essentially, each business and application will have different
needs, requirements, and purpose. The choice of virtualization versus containerization depends on the
business development and operational model, and the way applications are written and produced. Both are
software technologies that create self-contained virtual packages, but to choose the one that will best suit
the user’s needs, we will look at the following points.
Speed:
When it comes to speed, containers were meant to significantly reduce the time needed to deploy and
run an application. The container starts immediately, since the operating system is already up and running,
so the application will start up without any noticeable delay. This is an excellent solution for a
development environment, mainly, as it saves time in the application testing cycle. On the other hand,
virtual machines need to start the entire operating system, which includes the full boot process. This will
also include the startup of the services, and it will take much longer than it would for a container.
Resources:
Since virtual servers run separate operating systems, and every system call has to go through the
virtualization layer, a certain amount of overhead is created, causing more resources to be used. This is
particularly true for memory usage, as virtual machines consume memory even when they aren’t running any
user processes. However, CPU virtualization is relatively cheap, so the CPU overhead of a virtual machine
can be much smaller. When it comes to containers, they can start up pretty quickly, so their memory
consumption doesn’t increase. There is also much less overhead as they are using the same operating system
without a hypervisor to go through.
Security and isolation:
In regard to security and isolation, virtualization wins, as it keeps virtual
machines separate and isolated from each other. One infected virtual machine will not affect another one,
and each virtual machine can incorporate its own security protocols since they are running in a fully
isolated environment. However, since containers only isolate data and applications at the process level,
they provide a less secure environment and depend on the security protocols of the host system.
Portability and application sharing: Since container images are much smaller than virtual machines, they are
easier to transfer and save space on the host’s filesystem. Virtual machines, on the other hand, need to
have a copy of the whole operating system, including the kernel, system libraries, configuration files, all
the directories required by the operating system and all the utilities. This dramatically increases the size
of the image and is not that easy to share. Container images can be shared in any manner of ways, and there
are a number of application sharing hubs on the internet. Virtual machine images do not have such
centralized hubs and would usually need to be uploaded to another server instead.
Operating system requirements:
A virtual machine is best used in the case when a business needs to run
multiple applications that require the full functionality of a dedicated operating system. However, if most
of the applications have the same operating system requirements, the containers would be a much more
practical solution.
Application lifecycle:
Containers are highly suitable for short-term application needs, as they can be set
up quickly, are portable, and can be started up much faster. They are, however, limited by the lack of a
dedicated operating system, processing, and storage resources. Containers should be used when the biggest
priority is maximizing the number of applications running on a minimal amount of servers. However, virtual
machines are far better suited for applications that need to be used for an extended period of time, since
they run in a virtualized environment that is more robust and versatile.


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Pane was created to allow widgets manipulate content in usable way. Mostly this is system widget - for internal usage.
Pane has following config options:
parent
Created pane will be added to this element.
width
Pane width.
height
Pane height.
containerType
Possible values:
iframe
New IFRAME element will be created.
div
New DIV element will be created.
current
Use element given in "parent" option as pane container.
sourceType
source
See Zapatec.Widget documentation for this options.
Public methods:
getContainer()
Returns reference to Pane container - DIV or IFRAME element.
getContentElement()
Returns reference to Pane element which you can use for working with content - if containerType='div' - DIV element itself. If IFRAME - IFRAME.document.body
getIframeDocument()
If containerType='iframe' - this will return reference to iframe's document object.
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Returns true if containerType='iframe' and iframe was created.
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Create rails app using docker in 5 steps
If you want to create a new Rails application using docker, and keep it simple, these lines will help you.
Why docker ? Why no rvm or rbenv ? In the past I used to work with rvm, helping me to manage multiple ruby / rails projects. I move to docker recently not to deploy an app to this beautiful cloud (choose one you want), but to create a developer environment. This is not the first purpose of docker, but it help a lot.
I don’t need to install all of my ruby versions on my computer, not all postgresql / mysql / mariadb versions of all projects I work on, not all dependencies etc. that can conflicts between them. I can choose which unix to use (it depend on images) and get closer to production env. Docker is faster on Linux, i’m on Mac, it’s a little bit slower but it’s fine.
So let’s create a new rails app using docker, and keep it really simple. We will take an example for a standard rails 6 app using a postgresql database.
Prerequisites
- Docker
- Docker-compose
- Internet connection (download docker’s images take time ..)
5 steps
- Clone this project (it contains 3 files) : https://github.com/Pobb/docker-rails
- docker-compose build
- docker-compose run web rails new . –force –no-deps –database=postgresql –no-documentation
- Edit config/database.yml and add :
- host: db
- username: “postgres”
- password: “postgres”
- docker-compose up
Visit http://localhost:4000
and you are done !
Some explanations
docker-compose build will create docker image on your computer using our Dockerfile
. As you can see our Dockerfile is really simple. First we use official ruby image from docker hub . Next we just install some dev tools. Biggest part concern yarn : we use Rails 6
in our example, needing webpack etc. We have to setup Yarn. Next we install rails using gem install
command.
Create our rails app : in our docker-compose file we can see that we declare a web
service. We will use image we just builded and launch our classical rails new command. We mention rails new . to create app in our current folder.
Edit config/database : In our docker-compose file we can see that our db
service use postgres’s image. Here we want something really simple. By default, username and password are set to “postgres”. So mention it in your database.yml
file. Host is db : just mention it like it without quotes. It’s our db
service name we choose in docker-compose file.
Some tips
- We use volontary latest ruby version in our example (first line of Dockerfile), but I suggest you to fix your ruby version using appropriate docker image. You will find it on docker-hub website.
- As for ruby, I suggest you to precise rails version when you “gem install rails”
- You can create a docker folder and move our 3 files in (careful to change path in Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml)
- I suggest you to use ENV variable to put your user and password into database.yml file.
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AW Green was a New South Wales public servant for who spent his retirement working privately in child welfare. His life shows the many links between public and private agencies in New South Wales.
Green began his government career in 1872 and in 1884 joined the State Children's Relief Board and later became Boarding Out Officer under Charles Mackellar. Green succeeded Mackellar as President of the State Children's Relief Board in 1914, continuing many of Mackellar's ideas. He was highly sympathetic to single mothers, and believed the state should pay destitute mothers to board their own children: during his time more than half the foster children in New South Wales were actually living with their own mothers or near relatives. He extended Mackellar's system of building residential homes for working mothers with babies. He was a strong critic of the Aborigines Protection Board from 1915-1917, claiming too many Aboriginal children ended up in Mittagong and other State Children's Relief Board homes, but later came to a working arrangement with that agency.
Green believed the boarding-out system in New South Wales was 'the best in the world.' He said child welfare work was charity, disagreeing with reformers who argued the education of state children would reduce poverty and disadvantage. Green retired in 1922, at the time the State Children's Relief Department was replaced by the Child Welfare Department.
After his retirement Green, an Anglican, joined the Aborigines Protection Board and chaired the executive committee of Dr Barnardo's Australia. He was president of the Church of England Orphanage from 1922 until 1927, then of the Church of England Children's Homes until his death. He was also involved with children's homes run by the Masons at Lewisham and Baulkham Hills, and set up Mowbray Park Home at Picton.
As well as this, Green was president of the Parks and Playgrounds Movement, assistant secretary of the British Medical Association (New South Wales) and of the Medical Union of New South Wales. He was associated with hospitals and musical societies and was intensely involved with cricket, serving 40 years on the New South Wales Cricket Association and as president of Western Suburbs Club. He also served on the committees of western Sydney bowling clubs and rugby union clubs.
Sources used to compile this entry: 'Mr. A.W. Green: Cricket President's Death.', The Sydney Morning Herald, 22 August 1935, http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/17184543; Dallen, Robert A, 'Dr. Barnardo's Homes. Founder's Day.', 24 June 1937, http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/17384147; Parry, Naomi, 'Such a longing': Black and white children in welfare in New South Wales and Tasmania, 1880 to 1920, Department of History, University of New South Wales, 2007, 361 pp, http://trove.nla.gov.au/work/4033481.
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Without a shadow of a doubt
We gathered around and pierced the clouds:
Three gray spots against a sea of blue
To fill the hills with morbid black
To close their eyes, and lay them down
On this summer day, in this quiet town
And swiftly they obeyed, and all at once.
We turned easily around
Against the murmuring sun, and the deafening sound
But not averting our eyes from the light
Cheering silently at the spectacle
And then all was quiet, and we closed our eyes
Above the clouds, where all was white,
Returning home, or was it retreating.
And at night when the light was dead
Spots of black flames raged instead.
A finger pointing to the stars,
Whispering crackles, sparks, and sizzles –
It once was flesh but now is stone –
Remembering of its skin and bones
Is the only statue in the house of gods.
I have never seen these hills,
Felt the push, sensed the chills
Or covered by these sheets of flame
That grew in number, even as it rained.
I only decided that all was right
To come to you at the dead of night
To teach you to stop killing us.
I am the last to touch the sphere
As I armed the triggers in the rear
I closed my eyes to the sounds of wailing
Of a girl dying slowly, burning
Of a boy of seven hardening into stone
Crawling, struggling, dying all alone
And to think that I am sure any more — I am not.
A single shadow for a single soul
Now a candle floating down a river aglow
With shaded flames on wooden boats
In the quiet town where once they were
Before we came on the August day
In the steel encasement of the Enola Gay
And lay them all to sleep.


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After weeks of careful research and experimentation I discovered a method of ingestion that I find to be potent, simple, conservative, and tolerable to the stomach. I should stress that I have an EXTREMELY 'weak' stomach that is made nauseous very easily, so it is with great sensitivity and care that I have come to recommend this method.
While many folks suggested cold water extraction, I eventually decided that this method reduces nausea just as much as it reduces potency. In other words, it's just a way to waste a little bit more material. That's why my method employs a more direct form of ingestion with an anti-emetic buffer for comfort.
The three key ingredients required for one experience were:
- Heavenly Blue Morning Glory seeds (from the Lawn & Garden section) (between 14-21 grams on average, which is around 9-14 packets at 1.5g each);
- Dramamine Less Drowsy Formula (from the pain relief aisle of the pharmacy) or any other anti-emetic with the active ingredient Meclizine Hydrochloride, or 'HCL' for short, at 25mg each). Only 4 pills at most are required. Most come in packs of 8.
- Unsweetened applesauce, enough for a good sized bowlful.
To begin with, I swallowed 3 to 4 of the Dramamine Less Drowsy pills with water. (I would've chewed and swallowed without water if they specifically said 'chewable'). I took four of them at once with a meal to ease ingestion. I didn't eat for the next 2 hours. I began further preparation during this time.
Next, I washed the seeds in a bowl of cool water that had a few drops of dish soap in it. I did this for two minutes. I rubbed them between my fingers and against each other gently to remove any fungicides, dirt, or pesticides. I discarded the soapy water and put the seeds in a strainer so that they could be rinsed clean of any dish soap for a few seconds. I dried the seeds in paper towels and pat-dried them until they were air-dry. I did NOT blow dry them.
Once dry, I placed the seeds in a clean coffee grinder (pepper grinder is also usable) and ground them up as finely as possible. I didn't allow the coffee grinder's electric blade to get too hot by using it for too long, as excessive heat can break down LSA molecules. And I didn't take forever, either, as prolonged exposure to light can degrade the active alkaloids in the seeds.
Once pulverized, I stirred the seedy dust into a good sized bowl of nice, chilled applesauce.  Otherwise I'd barf up everything including the Dramamine, just like I did when I started munching the seeds too soon or too quickly. The seeds made the applesauce look dark and unappealing, but they really just added a hint of 'nuttiness' to the mix, and the taste is actually pretty pleasant, especially when compared to direct seed chewing.
A half hour after I finished eating the applesauce I smoked some cannabis and went for a bright and sunny walk, feeling nothing aside from the usual marijuana enlightenment and an ever-so-slight, body-based threshold vibe from the applesauce. After walking around the neighborhood for what felt like 45 minutes, I began questioning the potency of the seeds I bought. My body began to take on a sluggish pace, and the body trip was coming on strong, but I felt upset that I wasn't seeing too much in the way of visual hallucinations.
When I got home, I saw that only 15 minutes had passed, not the 45 minutes I thought had passed. Within this small span of time my visuals had begun to escalate noticeably, and they were GREATLY amplified when I came inside from the sun and stood in my dimly lit apartment. I discovered that this is the type of trip that was begging for music and very low lighting, if not darkness altogether. So that's what I gave myself for a while.
At a total of two hours after the last bite I knew that I was at the peak of my trip, although I found it odd that my system took so long to digest things. Just like with LSD, I felt sensitive to loops and patterns of sound, sight, cognition, and tactile sensations (strange and intense 'body trip' feeling). The main differences between its effects and those of LSD were that the seeds act as a much more potent sedative, while LSD provides more colorful daytime hallucinations.
During these next few hours I ate, smoked cannabis, listened to music, stared at art, and soaked in the goodness of the experience. It was surprisingly pleasant, as opposed to the many negative reports I have read. I noticed that both psychedelic music and visual art had a magnetic appeal to them, and enjoying these things instantly made the experience feel, look, and sound far more intense. At around 10 hours after ingestion I went to bed still feeling the effects, and slept nice and deeply for 10 or 11 hours. Very different from LSD!
The only negative effects were felt in my legs in the form of a cramp for about one minute once. It wasn't very discomforting and was easily walked off. Also, I felt a little gassy at one point, probably due to applesauce being full of fiber, but after a quick poop I was on my merry way again.
The next day entailed some sluggishness on my part, and I even felt a little shaky for the first half of the day. Not sure whether this was due to vascular constriction or low blood sugar. Overall, though, I still felt great the next day. Also, smoking cannabis the day after yielded a mild resurgence of the previous day's trip. Nice!
Everyone's body chemistry is different, but this method of ingestion seemed like the best way to settle a gentle stomach while still giving this trip veteran an experience powerful enough to satisfy my hungry soul.
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Katsushika Hokusai (葛飾 北斎) was a Japanese artist, ukiyo-e painter and printmaker of the Edo period. Born in Edo (now Tokyo), Hokusai is best known as author of the woodblock print series Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji (富嶽三十六景 Fugaku Sanjūroku-kei, c. 1831) which includes the internationally iconic print, The Great Wave off Kanagawa. Hokusai created the Thirty-Six Views both as a response to a domestic travel boom and as part of a personal obsession with Mount Fuji. It was this series, specifically The Great Wave print and Fine Wind, Clear Morning, that secured Hokusai’s fame both in Japan and overseas. As historian Richard Lane concludes, "Indeed, if there is one work that made Hokusai's name, both in Japan and abroad, it must be this monumental print-series". While Hokusai's work prior to this series is certainly important, it was not until this series that he gained broad recognition.
“From the age of 6 I had a mania for drawing the shapes of things. When I was 50 I had published a universe of designs. But all I have done before the the age of 70 is not worth bothering with. At 75 I'll have learned something of the pattern of nature, of animals, of plants, of trees, birds, fish and insects. When I am 80 you will see real progress. At 90 I shall have cut my way deeply into the mystery of life itself. At 100, I shall be a marvelous artist. At 110, everything I create; a dot, a line, will jump to life as never before. To all of you who are going to live as long as I do, I promise to keep my word. I am writing this in my old age. I used to call myself Hokusai, but today I sign my self 'The Old Man Mad About Drawing.”
― Katsushika Hokusai
The Great Wave off Kanagawa (神奈川沖浪裏 かながわおきなみうら Kanagawa-oki nami ura, lit. "Under a wave off Kanagawa"), also known as The Great Wave or simply The Wave, is a woodblock print by the Japanese ukiyo-e artist Hokusai. It was published sometime between 1829 and 1833 in the late Edo period as the first print in Hokusai's series Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji. It is Hokusai's most famous work, and one of the most recognizable works of Japanese art in the world.
Fine Wind, Clear Morning (Japanese: 凱風快晴 Gaifū kaisei), also known as South Wind, Clear Sky or Red Fuji, is a wood block print by Japanese artist Hokusai (1760–1849), part of his Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji series, dating from c. 1830 to 1832. The work has been described as "one of the simplest and at the same time one of the most outstanding of all Japanese prints".
Chie no umi (千絵の海) is a chūban yoko-e (19 × 25.4 cm) sized woodblock print series by the Japanese artist Hokusai. The ten fishing-themed prints comprise one of Hokusai's rarest sets. Published by Moriya Jihei, it seems to have been issued around 1832–1834 and publication of the prints ceased abruptly. Some preparatory drawings are extant for prints that were never made.


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The Wisconsin National Primate Research Center has been awarded a 2 year AARA supplement to build an Electronic Health Records (EHR) system, running from November 2009 through November 2011. This project will be carried out in collaboration with LabKey Software of Seattle, WA. Ben Bimber, a recent graduate of the O'Connor lab, is the liaison between WNPRC and LabKey.
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While not directly part of the EHR, several pre-existing features of the LabKey platform will be useful to WNPRC. Custom wiki pages can be created to permit sharing of information and files. User access can be controlled for each page or group of pages. Possible uses of these pages are:
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+ processApplicationDescriptor
It process ApplicationDescriptor.xml file defined in Application, and stores in Resource Manager.
+ (void)processApplicationDescriptor
Discussion
It process ApplicationDescriptor.xml file defined in Application, and stores in Resource Manager.
Declared In
SIKSiminov.m
+ processDatabaseDescriptors
It process all DatabaseDescriptor.xml files defined by Application and stores in Resource Manager.
+ (void)processDatabaseDescriptors
Discussion
It process all DatabaseDescriptor.xml files defined by Application and stores in Resource Manager.
Declared In
SIKSiminov.m
+ processEntityDescriptors
It process all EntityDescriptor.xml file defined in Application, and stores in Resource Manager.
+ (void)processEntityDescriptors
Discussion
It process all EntityDescriptor.xml file defined in Application, and stores in Resource Manager.
Declared In
SIKSiminov.m
+ processLibraries
It process all LibraryDescriptor.xml files defined by application, and stores in Resource Manager.
+ (void)processLibraries
Discussion
It process all LibraryDescriptor.xml files defined by application, and stores in Resource Manager.
Declared In
SIKSiminov.m
+ processDatabase
It process all DatabaseDescriptor.xml and initialize Database and stores in Resource Manager.
+ (void)processDatabase
Discussion
It process all DatabaseDescriptor.xml and initialize Database and stores in Resource Manager.
Declared In
SIKSiminov.m


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Shigeru Miyamoto: "I think what that means is that this model that we’ve seen in gaming so far, where you have a laid-out strategy, you have a map that you go through in a game and you have a clear objective, that this not necessarily the only type of game that’s out there."
I can talk about another project which we did earlier this year for Nokia which was *exactly* along these lines, but it deserves a proper post. Soon... soon...


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public class ShCommand
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| void | pipe(mixed str) |
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public mixed $bin = '/usr/bin/php'
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Before Change
gateway_id):
Unbinds a device to a gateway.
// [START iot_unbind_device_from_gateway]
client = get_client(service_account_json)
registry_name = "projects/{}/locations/{}/registries/{}".format(
project_id, cloud_region, registry_id)
bind_request = {
"deviceId": device_id,
"gatewayId": gateway_id
}
res = client.projects().locations().registries().unbindDeviceFromGateway(
parent=registry_name, body=bind_request).execute()
print("Device unbound: {}".format(res))
// [END iot_unbind_device_from_gateway]
After Change
gateway_id):
Unbinds a device to a gateway.
// [START iot_unbind_device_from_gateway]
client = iot_v1.DeviceManagerClient()
parent = client.registry_path(project_id, cloud_region, registry_id)
res = client.unbind_device_from_gateway(parent, gateway_id, device_id)
print("Device unbound: {}".format(res))
// [END iot_unbind_device_from_gateway]


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Local Action for Biodiversity (LAB) is a global biodiversity programme coordinated by ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability in partnership with IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature). LAB’s approach is action-oriented and customised for local and regional authorities and their partners around the world, with the goal of improved and effective biodiversity management at the local level. LAB is a key component of, and contributor to, the Global Partnership on Cities and Biodiversity, chaired by the Secretariat for the Convention on Biological Diversity and launched at IUCN’s 2008 World Conservation Congress in Barcelona.
LAB started in 2006 with 21 pioneer cities and local governments who are international leaders in managing biodiversity at the local level. The Programme is coordinated by a team of biodiversity experts who offer support to all participants in the form of technical assistance, provision of networking and profiling opportunities and, together with partners, providing a platform for global advocacy.
Capacity, objectives and requirements vary among local authorities and accordingly LAB offers a variety of entry points for participation:
The LAB Pioneer Project
A three-year, five-step process producing key deliverables on assessment, planning and implementation, underpinned by political commitment.
LAB Special Focus Projects
A range of specialised biodiversity projects that are thematically focused and often regionally specific.
LABNetwork
Association with the LAB Programme and a way of keeping up to date with the various LAB activities.
For more information contact the LAB Programme Team at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or visit the LAB website at www.iclei.org/lab.


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Web Services Dynamic Discovery protocol (WS-Discovery) is a standard mechanism for locating services and service endpoints in a SOA. The simplest and most common scenario for WS-Discovery is a Web Services client searching for one or more target services. The protocol specification outlines two modes of operation for WS-Discovery.
WSO2 Carbon provides a complete implementation of the WS-Discovery managed mode. With WS-Discovery components for WSO2 Carbon, any Carbon server can act as a WS-Discovery client, a WS-Discovery proxy or a WS-Discovery target service. Discovered services and related metadata are stored in a governance registry using governance interface of WSO2 Carbon. Therefore such information is also accessible via the service governance UI of Carbon as well.
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If the specified WS-Discovery proxy cannot be reached for some reasons, the server will throw some exceptions, but the server along with all the deployed services will continue to function as usual. WS-Discovery does not get in the way of regular server operations.
To access the Service Discovery Admin UI select Configure > Service Discovery from the left navigation panel of the Carbon management console. The following page will be displayed.
Figure 1: Service Discovery Admin UI
To enable WS-Discovery for the server, simply enter the URL (endpoint) of the remote discovery proxy and click on "Enable". This will immediately activate service discovery mode and a series of HELLO messages will be sent to the specified discovery proxy. From here onwards all the service state updates will be communicated to the discovery proxy.
The "Discovery Proxy Status" field indicates whether the specified discovery proxy is reachable or not.
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Figure 2: Service Discovery Admin UI (Enabled)


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MARSHALL, Alexander "Sandy"
Date of death: Thursday, November 14th, 2019
Date of birth: Thursday, January 22nd, 1925
Age: 94
Location: Kitchener, Ontario
Family
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- Children: Jacqui and Karen
- Grandchildren: Jasmine
- Siblings: Ken Marshall
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