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Syntax:
copy-list list => copy
Arguments and Values:
list---a proper list or a dotted list.
copy---a list.
Description:
Returns a copy of list. If list is a dotted list, the resulting list will also be a dotted list.
Only the list structure of list is copied; the elements of the resulting list are the same as the corresponding elements of the given list.
Examples:
(setq lst (list 1 (list 2 3))) => (1 (2 3)) (setq slst lst) => (1 (2 3)) (setq clst (copy-list lst)) => (1 (2 3)) (eq slst lst) => true (eq clst lst) => false (equal clst lst) => true (rplaca lst "one") => ("one" (2 3)) slst => ("one" (2 3)) clst => (1 (2 3)) (setf (caadr lst) "two") => "two" lst => ("one" ("two" 3)) slst => ("one" ("two" 3)) clst => (1 ("two" 3))
Side Effects: None.
Affected By: None.
Exceptional Situations:
The consequences are undefined if list is a circular list.
See Also:
copy-alist, copy-seq, copy-tree
Notes:
The copy created is equal to list, but not eq.


EXO-CSOURCE(1) Xfce Users Manual EXO-CSOURCE(1) NAME exo-csource - C code generation utility for arbitrary data SYNOPSIS exo-csource [options] [file] exo-csource [options] --build-list [[name] [file]...] DESCRIPTION exo-csource is a small utility that generates C code containing arbitrary data, useful for compiling texts or other data directly into programs. INVOCATION exo-csource either takes as input one file name to generate code for, or, using the --build-list option, a list of (name, file) pairs to generate code for a list of images into named variables. Options -h, --help Print brief help and exit. -v, --version Print version information and exit. --extern Generate extern symbols. --static Generate static symbols (default). --name=identifier Specifies the identifier name (prefix) for the generated variables (only used if --build-list was not specified as well). --build-list Enables (name, file) pair parsing mode. SEE ALSO The gdk-pixbuf-csource utility which ships with the Gtk+ distribution, available from www.gtk.org[1]. AUTHOR exo-csource was written by Benedikt Meurer<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This manual page was provided by Benedikt Meurer<EMAIL_ADDRESS>NOTES 1. www.gtk.org http://www.gtk.org Xfce 06/10/2011 EXO-CSOURCE(1)


| DOSE: |
10 mg |
oral |
5-MeO-AMT |
(powder / crystals) |
I write this report in the sincere but perhaps implausible hope that people will heed its warning and avoid unwarranted experimentation with research chemicals.
My evening began sitting at home alone, ingesting approximately 10 mg all at once. I watched television and did some internet chatting while waiting to feel its effects. Several friends had tempted me to try this drug out, as I am particularly fond of substances with hallucinogenic qualities (especially MDA). After about two hours, I began feeling very constricted in my abdominal region, which only became progressively worse over the course of the evening. Intense nausea soon accompanied this. Soon, I began experiencing the drug's psychotropic effects, as my mind began playing games with me. The abdominal pain seemed excruciating. A friend of mine came over and was sober. Almost the entire time he was in my apartment (overnight), I remained reclined on my bed, for the abdominal discomfort seemed to lessen when I did so. I felt a frequent need to urinate, but I feared getting out of bed to do so, for I knew that the abdominal pain would come back again the minute I stood up.
To make a long story short, my friend and I eventually decided to go to sleep, for he was exhausted and thought that sleep might help me, as well. He had no problem going to sleep, but I lay beside him on my bed, unable to fall asleep, my mind racing from one thought to another. As I lay there, I began experiencing intensely erotic thoughts--scenarios, which made me erect and even more uncomfortable. I kept waking my friend, asking him to check my pulse, for it felt as though it were racing. My body temperature also fluctuated greatly: one moment, I felt like I was freezing, and the next minute, it seemed as though I were roasting.
Not wishing to keep my friend awake the entire evening, I finally adjourned to the living room to try sleeping on the sofa. I felt so tired and robbed of energy, but I could still not manage to go to sleep. I should remind you that psychotropic effects (much like those experienced with methamphetamine) were experienced throughout the course of the evening, but the hallucinogenic effects remained minimal. The abdominal pain stayed with me throughout the entire evening (about 13-14 hours), and I frequently became anxious at seeing the veins in my forearm bulging. Quite simply, I was convinced that I was dying but felt as though there were nothing I could do about it.
I enjoy psychotropics as much as the next person, but I will NEVER again attempt using research chemicals for recreation. I honestly do not think that I've ever been so frightened by a substance before. This is not a safe substance, and no matter how wonderful you hear that its effects are, I can honestly tell you that they are by no means worth the suffering and anxiety that you may endure if you choose to mess with 5-MeO-AMT. Have some self-respect and a sense of responsibility and avoid this drug.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Sierra Leone striker Mohammed Buya Turay blames "juju" for his injury
Sierra Leone striker Mohamed Buya Turay insists the leg injury that forced him to sit out of the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Benin last Sunday was caused by "juju" or black magic.
The 24-year-old won the Swedish top-flight golden boot after netting 15 goals in 29 games to finish as top scorer and also helped Djurgardens IF to win the 2019 league title.
Buya missed out against Benin after sustaining an injury at the Leone Stars' camping base after he had featured in last Wednesday's 1-1 draw with Lesotho at home in Freetown.
"I had no toe injury when I played against Lesotho because no one stepped on me or kicked me," he told the BBC.
"But I started feeling pain on my toe when I returned to the hotel where the team were camped the following day. The pain worsened when we arrived at the training ground, it extended to the whole foot and leg, and I then decided to call some of my family members who took me to a woman native doctor."
"The native doctor told me the cause of the toe injury was because I stepped on a spiritual object in Leone Stars camp, put there for me by a person who wanted me to get elephantiasis thereby destroying my career. She further told me that if I had gone to the hospital for treatment or had used conventional medicine to try and heal the toe that would have ended my career."
Buya further revealed he is considering his international future with Sierra Leone.
“It’s not easy for me. Right now I’m not thinking about whether or not to play for Leone Stars,
"I will think about my future later when I put behind my back what has happened with me."


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Raise error if
options.cwd
is specified, and not a directory
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dot:true
mode
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options from making all cache keys absolute path. -
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Letter of the Day: Western provinces require equality
by Reader LettersLetter to the editor from Walter Wall
I agree substantially with an article written by Diane Francis which appeared in the Nov. 5 StarPhoenix.
The provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan are getting a raw deal within confederation.
But Francis failed to mention an important part of the story. Alberta, Saskatchewan, and most of what is now Manitoba were part of a territory controlled from Ottawa. The governor of that territory pressed the federal government to allow the territory to enter Canada as one province.
Fearing that large of a province might one day prevent Ontario and Quebec from largely controlling the entire country, the territory was instead split into three provinces. Everything on the national level since confirms that attitude.
I would prefer that Saskatchewan remain in confederation as it is now, but unless Central Canada’s attitude toward the Prairie Provinces changes, the movement toward a separate nation — either within Canada or as an entirely separate country — will justifiably continue. Simply electing a new party in Canada will change nothing. It was, after all, the Conservative Party under Stephen Harper which gave us the equalization formula we have today.
Walter Wall
Saskatoon
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function Outline: TPolygon32;
This functions takes each contour (polyline) and constructs a new TPolygon32 object by outlining each contour.
The operation is similar to using morphological edge detection filter for bitmaps, but it operates over polygon vertices.
When outlining a closed polygon, this function actually returns two contours for each initial closed contour. In case of polylines (Closed property is False), it returns a single contour (see image below).
Note, this technique produces good results only for antialiased polygons.
This function is essential for thick line drawing, all you have to do, is to take an original polygon, build its outline and grow it to get the desired thickness:
var
P, Outline: TPolygon32;
begin
Outline := P.Outline; // create an outline
Outline.Grow(Fixed(1), 1); // make it 2-pixel
wide outline (it grows in both directions)
Outline.DrawFill(DstBitmap, clBlack32);
end;


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LSCPU
Section: User Manuals (1)Updated: JULY 2008
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
lscpu - CPU architecture information helperSYNOPSIS
lscpu [-hp]DESCRIPTION
lscpu gathers CPU architecture information like number of CPUs, threads, cores, sockets, NUMA nodes, information about CPU caches, CPU family, model, bogoMIPS, byte order and stepping from sysfs and /proc/cpuinfo, and prints it in human-readable format. It supports both online and offline CPUs. Alternatively, it can print out in parsable format including how different caches are shared by different CPUs, which can also be fed to other programs.OPTIONS
- -h, --help
- Print a help message.
- -p, --parse
- Print out in parsable instead of printable format.
- -x, --hex
- Use hexadecimal masks for CPU(s) sets (e.g. 0x3). The default is print the sets in the list format (e.g. 0,1).
BUGS
The basic overview about CPU family, model, etc. is always based on the first CPU only.Sometimes in Xen Dom0 kernel reports wrong data.
AUTHOR
Cai Qian<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Karel Zak<EMAIL_ADDRESS>AVAILABILITY
The lscpu command is part of the util-linux-ng package and is available from ftp://ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/utils/util-linux-ng/.
Index
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Time: 05:29:05 GMT, December 24, 2015


List of changes
- [2016.10.28] Changed logo. That Runar made
- [2016.10.28] Search function moved down to footer, where we indeed to have site description in colum 1 of 2 of the footer.
- [2016.10.31] The highlighting feature was dropped, because its use was limited and it required very little JavaScript coding. Runar, which was assigned to this task, will instead implement the quiz validation feature which originally was assigned to Petter.
- [2016.11.01] Quiz have been moved to its own page on every section.
- [2016.11.02] The "beginner/expert mode" feature was dropped, because no potential uses were clear. This task was assigned to Thomas. As of now, each member has one feature to work on or previously worked on.
- [2016.11.02] Petter is not entirely finished with the search feature, and has been granted another week to finish it. Thomas is not finished with the dynamic breadcrumbs feature, and has also been granted another week to finish it.
- [2016.11.02] Since the distribution of content writing was not mentioned in the product specification, it will be specified here. Petter will write the "Parts" section. Runar will write the "Part Vendors" section, and possibly help with the "Windows" page in the "Operating Systems" section. Thomas will write most of the "Operating Systems" section. Håvard will write the "Assembling the PC" section. The deadline for this is early November 13th.
- [2016.11.13] Site description is now moved to the central part of the page.
- [2016.11.13] No social icons.
- [2016.11.13] Removed information about ourself from the home page.
- [2016.11.13] Mac OS X dropped because this only applied to MACs and isn’t something you can install on every PC.
- [2016.11.13] Every pictures is made by us, exepect the images in Part Vendors, they are taken from their respecting sites. But hosted on our for the sake of the webpage.
Logical Navigation Structure Changes
Added a Quiz page on the end of every section. That contain the indented quiz.
Every section has a page linked with it (vendors don't have this because it does not have any child pages), that have a little description and a navigation structure map on it.
The navigation structure is now.
- Home
- Parts (section)
- Parts (Page with description)
- Motherboard and CPU
- RAM and GPU
- Storage, network card, sound card
- Cooling, PSU, case
- Accessories
- Quiz
- Part vendors (section and single page)
- Quiz
- Operating Systems (section)
- Operating Systems (Page with description)
- Windows
- Linux
- Macintosh
- Quiz
- Assembling the PC (section)
- Assembling the PC (Page with description)
- Hardware
- Software
- Quiz
File Navigation Structure Changes
In images/ added a folder for assembly and vendors that contains images for the section.
In pages/ added folders for every section that contains their subpages.
On root added a file "content.txt" containing name of every section and page for the search function to use. The search function search every page mentioned in this file.
File navigation structure is now.
- documents/: Contains a standalone/independent site (sub-site) for project documents.
- images/: Contains images.
- mockups/: Contains mockups of the site.
- style/: Contains styles.
- index.html: Sub-site index with links to all project documents.
- p1_requirements.html: P1 Project Requirements document.
- p2_design.html: P2 Project Design document.
- p3_changes.html: P3 Changes document.
- p4_testing.html: P4 Testing document.
- px_template.html: Template for new project documents.
- favicon/: Contains favicon and related images and configurations.
- images/: Contains all images.
- logo/: Contains site logos in different sizes.
- parts/: Contains PC part images.
- assembly/: Contains assembly images.
- vendors/: Contains vendors logo images.
- background.gif
- loading.png
- pages/: Contains all pages other than home (which is in index.html). These files will be loaded into index.html and replace home live via AJAX.
- assembly/: Contains assembly subpages.
- error/: Contains error subpages.
- oss/: Contains oss(Operating Systems) subpages.
- parts/: Contains parts subpages.
- vendors/: Contains vendors subpages.
- home.inc.html: The home page.
- sitemap.inc.html: The sitemap page.
- template.inc.html: A template page.
- scripts/: Contains all JavaScript scripts.
- style/: Contains all styles.
- normalize.css: CSS normalizer/reset.
- site.css: Styles for entire site (not sub-site).
- content.txt: Txt file with everypage written in it.
- index.html: Site index, contains home page and will load other pages via AJAX.
Minimum Requirements
Everyone fulfilled their minimum requirements. Created 1 JavaScript each, and made the content for their assigned section.
Håvard must be given a medal for his work on the visuals of the page, where he created everything you see on the page from background, banner, footer, fonts. He basically created a template for us other to use. And his amazing work with implementing AJAX and the navigation bar. His AJAX code means that we can load only the parts of the webpage that changs not the entire page, this means all layout is in index.html the content loads from the respecting html files. Runar must be given the credits for the creation of the logo.
We are using external CSS files for styling, the same with JavaScript. They can be found in style/ and script/ folders in the project. When we are using external files like this we dont have to create a file for every page we create.
The Javascript files is going to be compined into 1 file, without unnecessary whitespace.
List of which JavaScript each person made. Deadline for JavaScript 1.11
- Petter made the search function for the site. Was finished 1.11 but did bug fixing until 11.11.
- Håvard made the AJAX function and also the javascript for the navigation bar. Finished before 1.11, including bugs.
- Runar made the validation function for the quizzes. Finished 1.11 with the quiz function, but had to wait on the quizzes before testing it with the function.
- Thomas made the breadcrumbs function for the site. Delivered the function on 11.11, and fixed some bugs on 13.11.
List of what content each person made. Deadline early 13.11.
- Petter made the content for the section Parts.
- Håvard made the content for the section Assembling a PC.
- Runar made the content for the section Vendors and also the Windows subpage in the section Operating Systems.
- As of 13.13 22:00 Thomas has not made the contents for Linux, Runar has taken over this work.


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Dear Sir.
My name is Olufemi Cole. I want to use this medium after going through your profile to seek for your assistance in a business transaction which is of mutual benefit.
A foreigner named late Mr. Mike Tsuji who was an Oil Merchant/Contractor with the Shell Petroleum Development Company until his death in an ill fated plane crash UTA Flight 141 on Thursday 25th December, 2003 in Cotonou along the coast of West Africa, had a balance of USD$27.5million with Union Bank and the bank now expects any of his available next of kin to claim.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/3348109.stm
To this regard, I am contacting you being the lawyer to the deceased as I have been directed by the Board of Trustees of the deceased bank to look for the deceased next of kin, which I have done and found out that he has no next of kin which means that these funds will be lost to the government.
In order to avert this development, I seek your indulgence to have you stand as the deceased next of kin so that the funds will be subsequently transferred and paid into your foreign account. On indicating your interest, all documents and proofs to enable you get this funds will be carefully worked out and we are assuring you a 100% risk free transaction. You will be allowed to retain 40% of the total amount after the transaction. If this proposal is okay by you, and you wish to take advantage of the trust bestowed on you, kindly contact me with this e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to enable me furnish you with relevant details to this transaction.
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add_mate_reads.py¶
Say you have a foward read and you want to fetch its corresponding paired-end read. This script does just that, in batch. You provide a FASTQ file containing a subset of forward and reverse reads (or either thereof), and this script extracts the corresponding mates from the parent FASTQ files. A new pair of FASTQ files will be written (forwards reads and reverse reads files), sorted by query-name. This only works for Illumina formatted reads (with regard to the header lines).
usage: add_mate_reads.py [-h] -q QUERY_READS -f FORWARD_READS -r REVERSE_READS
--outfile-f OUTFILE_F --outfile-r OUTFILE_R
Named Arguments¶
| -q, --query-reads | |
| The FASTQ file containing forward, reverse, or a mix of forward and reverse reads whose mates need to be also fetched. | |
| -f, --forward-reads | |
| The parent foward reads FASTQ file | |
| -r, --reverse-reads | |
| The parent reverse reads FASTQ file | |
| --outfile-f | Name of the output file for the foward extracted READS (includes any forward reads present in the query set). |
| --outfile-r | Name of the output file for the reverse extracted READS (includes any reverse reads present in the query set). |


This image was acquired from NASA's Skylab space station on
December 19, 1973. It shows one of the most spectacular
solar flares ever recorded, propelled by
magnetic forces, lifting off from the Sun. It spans more than 588,000 km
(365,000
miles) of the solar surface. In this photograph, the solar poles are
distinguished by a relative absence of supergranulation
network, and a much darker tone than the central portions of the disk.
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.apache.drill.exec.planner.common | |
| org.apache.drill.exec.planner.logical | |
| org.apache.drill.exec.planner.physical | |
| org.apache.drill.exec.store.jdbc |
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
OrderedRel
Class implementing OrderedPrel interface guarantees to provide ordered
output on certain columns.
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| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
DrillAggregateRelBase
Base class for logical and physical Aggregations implemented in Drill
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class |
DrillFilterRelBase
Base class for logical and physical Filters implemented in Drill
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class |
DrillJoinRelBase
Base class for logical and physical Joins implemented in Drill.
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class |
DrillLateralJoinRelBase |
class |
DrillLimitRelBase
Base class for logical and physical Limits implemented in Drill
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class |
DrillProjectRelBase
Base class for logical and physical Project implemented in Drill
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class |
DrillScanRelBase
Base class for logical/physical scan rel implemented in Drill.
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class |
DrillScreenRelBase
Base class for logical and physical Screen implemented in Drill
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class |
DrillUnionRelBase
Base class for logical and physical Union implemented in Drill
|
class |
DrillUnnestRelBase |
class |
DrillValuesRelBase
Base class for logical and physical Values implemented in Drill.
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class |
DrillWindowRelBase |
class |
DrillWriterRelBase
Base class for logical and physical Writer implemented in Drill.
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| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
DrillJoin
Interface which needs to be implemented by all the join relation expressions.
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interface |
DrillRel
Relational expression that is implemented in Drill.
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| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
DrillAggregateRel
Aggregation implemented in Drill.
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class |
DrillAnalyzeRel
Drill logical node for "Analyze".
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class |
DrillDirectScanRel
Logical RelNode representing a
DirectGroupScan . |
class |
DrillFilterRel |
class |
DrillJoinRel
Logical Join implemented in Drill.
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class |
DrillLateralJoinRel |
class |
DrillLimitRel |
class |
DrillProjectRel
Project implemented in Drill.
|
class |
DrillScanRel
GroupScan of a Drill table.
|
class |
DrillScreenRel |
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HIT Future solutions, llc., INCLINE VILLAGE, NV. Jan 2018-PresentProvide consulting services in data management, data archiving, and predictive analytics utilizing graph databases, data lakes, and traditional relational databases to focused healthcare organizations. Enable customers access to public data to enhance their existing data sources, which includes the OMOP standard data model, provider data, and geospatial data. Utilize traditional ETL tools and modern technologies to enable better data access and stable data flow. The tools used in Data visualization are Power BI and open-source solutions such as ggplot, and Shiny in the language R and matplotlib, Bokeh, and plotly/Dash in the language Python. Implement Machine learning, deep learning, and statistical analysis in the language R and Python. These services are performed on-premise or in the cloud running technology including Docker and Kubernetes in open servers like Linux. Expertise in databases includes Cache/MUMPS, SQL, MongoDB and Graph Databases. Focus continues on handling old healthcare data to reduce cost and improve performance by archiving and transferring data to modern. systems. Partnering with Carter Consulting, LLC and Dewing IT LLC to provide good services to the healthcare organizations.Chief Technology Strategist, Proskriptive, Inc., BOISE IDAHO SEPT 2016-JAN 2018Provided strategic implementation of the products and services for Proskriptive which was a data science company that provided software as a service to healthcare organizations. The focus was to develop and deliver solutions to customers that are focused on hospital performance improvement and population health. Utilize Artificial Intelligence with Machine Learning to predict opportunities for customers to lower cost, reduce risk, and deliver higher quality of care. Data Science - Performed data management and data analytics utilizing the languages R and Python. Developed data models based on public and private data and integrated a common data model for healthcare named OMOP into the environment. We adopted the Neo4j Graph database because of the needs to utilize graph algorithms to areas that included referral patterns, concept models and an innovative rule engine for metrics. The software tools included Microsoft R, RStudio, Shiny, Spark, Power BI, Highcharts and Docker containers. We developed a DevOps environment which enabled developers and data scientists to use Github, Travis-CI and other technologies to rapidly deliver to the cloud. Worked with several contractors to implement innovative technology to enable a good customer experience. Director, infrastructure & operations, St Luke’s Health system, idaho July 2011-JULY 2016Managed over 140 technical team members that perform the selection, deployment and maintenance of technical infrastructure of the enterprise. Responsible for the management of the service desk, field support, database management, server, storage, local and wide area network to support over 13,000 employees, 500 employed physicians, 250 facilities across 22,000 sq. miles of eastern Oregon, Idaho and Northern Nevada. Focused on using data to drive change in the organization. End-User Experience – Created a small data science team to focused on improving the end-user experience. I worked with the team to build an analytics platform that enabled better understanding of system utilization and how users were interacting with the environment. Utilized traditional SQL databases and the NoSQL database MongoDb that supported Machine learning and data visualization. Software tools used included R Studio with the language R. Data sources were from Citrix, RES, Service Management and Human Resources. Provided Leadership in the following areas: · Master Data Management · Data Center Acquisition and Management · Merger and Acquisition · Hybrid Cloud Adoption · Mobile Device Management · End-User Experience Improvement · Legacy System Archiving and Decommissioning IT site leader, st luke’s health system, Twin Falls idaho Oct 2009-July 2011Magic Valley Regional Medical Center Implementation- Lead the IT migration, and implementation of the medical center which is a 725,000-sq. ft. hospital and medical office buildings that provides health care services to over 150-mile radius in the South-Central Idaho and Northern Nevada region. The facility also included the secondary data center that supports the health system and was opened in May of 2011. I developed a data analytics platform to manage patient transitions in real-time on the day of the hospital migration. Employee Engagement - Initial tasks were focused on integrating 2 disparate IT teams in the Magic Valley to ensure that the effectiveness of the deployment of the new facility. This was a key accomplishment that allowed for the success of the hospital implementation.
DIRECTOR, IT Development, Tahoe Forest Health System, Truckee ca 2005-2009Lead the technical services group in areas of strategic planning, technology adoption, and business intelligence. Developed an Advanced Technology Research group focused on innovation and data management to enhance the delivery of care for the health system. Worked with a 3rd party data company to create a data analytics platform. president, brett taylor & associates consulting services 1995-2006Provided Software development and consulting services for healthcare vendors, and health systems including Cedar Sinai, Lutheran Health System (now Banner Health), Huntington and Arcadia Hospital, Quadramed, Inc. and Medicus. Engagements most often extended over 2 years with each partner. Solutions included the development of a Clinical Data Repository for Lutheran Health System. Developed and deployed a revenue cycle system for Cedar Sinai. Developed a Contract Modeling application and analytics tool for Medicus. Developed a data archiving system for the Southern California hospitals that integrated data from over 7 legacy claims systems. I provided the service from a co-location data center for over 7 years. partner, Capitated Concepts for Healthcare, LLC. granite bay, ca 1999-2001A boutique consulting company that provided revenue recovery services for California medical groups and Health systems that had existing managed care and capitation agreements with insurance companies. Lead the development of analytic tools to identify lost revenue that provided analysts with the ability to use a rule-based revenue cycle analytics system. Recovered over 3 million in lost funds for customers. Customers included Catholic Hospital West (Dignity Health), UCSF, Sutter Health, Verdugo Hills, and TL Consulting Services. Senior Software Developer – Decision Support Group, Pasadena CA 1993-1995Technical lead of the analysis and design team for development of Enterprise data model for the healthcare industry. Designed and implemented a graphical visualization system as a portion of an Executive Management System utilized by Healthcare Administrators and Managers. Served as the technical representative to the Object Management Group’s Technical Committee. Strategic Planning Analyst, Sutter Health, SACRAMENTO, CA 1980-1993 Analyst involved in the development of the 5-year strategic plan for multi-facility Integrated Delivery System. Project manager for the architecture of enterprise healthcare information system, and capitation readiness project. Other roles at Sutter included IT Data Analyst, Systems Analyst, Nursing Administration, Computer Support Analyst, Surgical Services at Sutter General Hospital
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Pages
GravPages is the class that is the entry point into the hierarchy of pages
Methods
Get or set base path for the pages.
Class initialization. Must be called before using this class.
Get or set last modification time.
Returns a list of all routes.
No description
Get children of the path.
Get a blueprint for a page type.
Get available page types.
Get available page types.
Get template types based on page type (standard or modular)
Get access levels of the site pages
Get available parents.
Get's the home route
Accessible method to manually reset the pages cache
Details
at line 82
__construct(
Grav $c)
Constructor
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string
base(
string $path = null)
Get or set base path for the pages.
at line 107
init()
Class initialization. Must be called before using this class.
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int|null
lastModified(
int $modified = null)
Get or set last modification time.
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Page
instances()
Returns a list of all pages.
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array
routes()
Returns a list of all routes.
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addPage(
Page $page,
string $route = null)
Adds a page and assigns a route to it.
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array
sort(
Page $page,
string $order_by = null,
string $order_dir = null)
Sort sub-pages in a page.
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array
sortCollection(
Collection $collection, $orderBy,
string $orderDir = 'asc',
null $orderManual = null)
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Page
get(
string $path)
Get a page instance.
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Collection
children(
string $path)
Get children of the path.
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Page|null
dispatch($url,
bool $all = false)
Dispatch URI to a page.
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Page
root()
Get root page.
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Blueprint
blueprints(
string $type)
Get a blueprint for a page type.
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Collection
all(
Page $current = null)
Get all pages
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array
getList(
Page $current = null,
int $level)
Get list of route/title of all pages.
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Types
getTypes()
Get available page types.
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static
array
types()
Get available page types.
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static
array
modularTypes()
Get available page types.
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static
array
pageTypes()
Get template types based on page type (standard or modular)
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array
accessLevels()
Get access levels of the site pages
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parents()
Get available parents.
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Get's the home route
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resetPages($pages_dir, $page_cache_id)
Accessible method to manually reset the pages cache


The dropdown control on this page has its options created by loading from an external source with an AJAX request.


Application start process
Edit (pull request)Node start process
The following diagram shows how the provider process the start of a node:
Global start assertion
In addition to the process above, a global start detection is executed to assert that the application on his entirety is started. This is:
- Executing all the provided startDetection scripts and making sure they all pass;
- Checking that every nodes has reached at least the
started
state.
Only then will Cloudify consider the application as fully started.
Note that the timeout mentioned in the diagram above is the 9/10
of the global timeout provided by the startDetection_timeout_inSecond deployment property.
This is a known limitation, as we are currently thinking of the best way to provide as intall / start timeout per component.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
Trout is a great alternative to salmon and cheaper too. Try it served with this fresh salsa for a summer lunch - the citrus will minimise any earthiness in the fish.
Each serving provides 282kcal, 31g protein, 6.5g carbohydrate (of which 1g sugars), 14.5g fat (of which 1g saturates), 1g fibre and 0.3g salt.
Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6.
Stuff the cavity of the fish with the tarragon and lemon slices. Place in the oven for 20-30 minutes (depending on the size of the fish), or until cooked through.
Meanwhile, bring a small pan of salted water to the boil. Add the watercress leaves and cook for a minute. Drain and refresh the watercress in ice-cold water.
Transfer the watercress to a food processor, add the remaining ingredients and process to a purée. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
To serve, place the whole trout on a large plate and peel back the skin. Pour over the salsa verde.


Open DIS
Open-DIS is a free, open source implementation of the Distributed
Interactive Simulation (DIS) protocol standardized as IEEE-1278. Both
C++ and Java implementations are provided under the BSD open source
license.
Both the Java and C++ code implementations are generated from an XML
file. This allows much of the boilerplate code to be generated from a
relatively simple XML file that can be created by a non-expert
programmer. As of this writing, the XML file that describes the DIS
protocol is about 4,000 lines long, but generates about 20,000 lines of
Java code and 30,000 lines of C++ code, for a total of about 50,000
lines of code. The C++ code has been compiled under Microsoft Visual
C++ and gcc, and the Java code under JDK 1.6.
The XML code is not able to describe exactly all the PDUs. As of this
writing, about 45 PDUs are able to be completely described by the XML
file, meaning that both C++ and Java classes are correctly generated.
About 15 PDUs are not, and require manual intervention in the generated
code to correctly describe the PDU. The degree of manual intervention
required on the remaining PDUs varies; most seem fairly benign, but a
few are more complex. My guess is that the protocol can be finished in
less than a thousand lines of code.
Some rudimentary networking support is provided.
Assistance from others in reviewing and completing the code is welcome.
Send email to mcgredo <at> nps.edu if you are interested.
Future Work
The plan is for the initially generated code to be reviewed by various
DIS practioners early in the development cycle. This allows for the
possiblity of the generated code to be changed early on. Once the code
is "close", the generated code will be checked into the Subversion
source code control system at sourceforge, and the remaining manual
changes required checked in. At that point the umbilical cord with the
code generator will be cut, and the code maintained manually from that
point forward.
Also not implemented are enumerations, the arbitrary numbers that give
PDU contents semantic meaning. Finite state machines that follow the
rules of the protocol are also not provided.
The generated DIS source code can be downloaded from sourceforge.net at
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=193363
The project description page is at
http://open-dis.sourceforge.net
and the main project page is at
http://sourceforge.net/projects/open-dis


This site is built with GitHub Pages, which uses Jekyll. To develop, I suggest
you use Docker to run a local version of Jekyll and preview changes before
pushing them up to your website. To start your server, run: docker-compose up
The site stylesheet is built with Bootstrap, Bootswatch and Font Awesome.


THE SUTSTITUTE 2: SCHOOL'S OUT (1998)
Starring: Treat Williams (Carl Thomesson), Susan May Pratt (Anya), B.D. Wong (Warren Drummond), Michael Michelle (Kara), Angel David (Joey Six), Edoardo Ballerini (Danny)
Directed by: Steven Pearl, Written by: Roy Frumkes & Rocco Simonelli (who are probably really, really embarrassed)
Reviewed by Doug Skiles
It probably goes without saying that this "film" is a piece of frozen crap...
What do you expect when the biggest names in the movie are Treat Williams and B.D. Wong? Most people don't even know who Wong IS. He's probably best known for playing Howard Weinstein in FATHER OF THE BRIDE (1991) and FATHER OF THE BRIDE PART II (1995), or perhaps for his small role as Dr. Henry Wu in JURASSIC PARK (1993).
Treat Williams is a likable guy though. He always has a nice presence, and that presence is the only thing good in this movie. He doesn't even get to show much of it here. He was a lot more interesting in THE DEVIL'S WON (1997), THE PHANTOM (1996), THE LATE SHIFT (1996), and hell, he was even more interesting in DEEP RISING (1998). In this movie, he doesn't really get to show off his skills, and, as a result, he barely has more presence than he did in THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK (1980). That, of course, was the best film he's ever been in, and it's not saying much when his best role was an uncredited cameo.
For those who you didn't care - and who can blame you - THE SUBSTITUTE (1996) featured Tom Berenger and Ernie Hudson in a story of Berenger, who played John Shale, infiltrating a high school in Miami as a substitute to try to bring down the drug ring being run through the school and catch the men who assaulted his girlfriend, played by Diane Venora. A little personality from Berenger (far from the days of PLATOON (1986), a touch of charisma from Hudson (forever thought of by most moviegoers as "the fourth Ghostbuster"), and a mildly amusing plot pretty much carried the film - or tried, since it sure as hell wasn't carried very far. It was another example of an action film as strictly below-average entertainment. The movie tanked at the box office, and rightfully so. However, apparently it doesn't take much money to get Live Entertainment pleased enough to make a sequel, and here it is, appearing on HBO.  Maybe they plan to continue the series endlessly, so that every actor who's left with nothing else to do can join in and kick around some gangs.
This time around, Carl wants revenge when his brother Randal (Christopher Cousins) is killed by gang members in New York City. So naturally, he travels to New York to track them down. Yawn.
Stuck at home with nothing interesting on TV on a Friday night, I got roped into watching this mindless sequel, and, upon seeing the name of the charasmatic Williams in the lead, had a blink of hope. No go. A couple of somewhat amusing scenes (such as Williams wielding a yo-yo as a weapon in a classroom) don't make up for a strong dose of unoriginality and a lot of boring action.
Incidentally, though this is supposed to be a sequel to THE SUBSTITUTE, the only character to return from the original is Joey Six, who has a larger role here, but still remains strictly a supporting player. Berenger and Verona's characters are only briefly mentioned. Six was played by Raymond Cruz in original, and is here replaced by Angel David, who is moderately likable, if nothing else. Cruz has since been seen in last November's excellent ALIEN RESURRECTION (1997).
In the end, the movie stays short, approximately 90 minutes, but it still isn't worth the time. Viewers who see THE SUBSTITUTE 2: SCHOOL'S OUT show up on HBO as they flip through the channels will do best to just keep on flippin'. I certainly hope that Live Entertainment isn't planning on subjecting anyone to THE SUBSTITUTE 3: THE LUNCHROOM with Tom Selleck, or some other such crap, any time soon.
Rating: 1/2 a star
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Welcome to the Old Pueblo Mine hiking tour!
This is a guided hiking tour of the ruins of the Old Pueblo Mine
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Learners, old and young, can enhance their hike by trying
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Why is there a mine in the Tucson Mountains?
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As we hike along the old mine roads, keep your eyes open for any
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Giant squid tries to eat yacht in Jules Verne race
Cape Times | Submitted by: seige_bong
Jules Verne would have been delighted. Not only is the trophy for the fastest round-the-world yacht trip named after him, but one of the competing boats was grappled this week by a giant squid... The giant squid (Architeuthis Dux), believed to have been 10 metres long, wrapped itself around the Geronimo's hull for an hour near the straits of Gibraltar before letting go and returning to the depths."
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"Vomiting in the showers is seemingly a common occurrence in residence halls, and that is another factor that contributes to the relatively high number of students who don't shower daily. It also forces students to wear shower sandals... "I wear sandals because I don't want athlete's foot or rabies or something... God knows what happens in those showers... We slosh through puke every day," says Dodd. "The shower curtains change colors randomly."
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"What are piles? These are veins around the ring of the anus, which is the hole at the bottom end of your bowels. What sort of piles do people have? There are piles that stick out like soft lumps outside the anus and there are piles that sit inside the anus to form a sealing cushion to keep wind and watery bowel motions from escaping when it is embarrassing for them to do so."
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News and Observer | Submitted by: Low Blow
"A judge said a man who masturbated in the same room where his children slept may be "common and low-life" but he wasn't a criminal for the behavior... In a separate case, Griffith pleaded guilty to violating a domestic violence protective order by sending his daughter a birthday card from jail. He was sentenced to 75 days in jail."
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Rocky Mountain News | Submitted by: f00f
"Police Lt. Gary Lauricella said Thursday that two fifth-graders at Harrington Elementary School have emerged as the ringleaders in a conspiracy that began last week... "We certainly feel they knew right from wrong because they conspired as a group. Some had reservations and didn't participate. Others participated knowing what the consequences could be," Lauricella said."
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New Jersey Online | Submitted by: Mary Jane
Drugs winning the drug war: "According to investigators, increasingly large quantities of drugs have been slipping past inspectors, concealed in seemingly ordinary clothing, only these clothes have been specially prepared and impregnated with liquid heroin that can be extracted once the clothes arrive in the United States. "They're killing us," said one federal law enforcement official who expressed alarm over the situation."
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Bible college shuns 666 phone number
CNN | Submitted by: Rockpile
"A small Appalachian (perhaps that explains everything) Bible college is fighting to change its telephone number because the 666 prefix is disturbing to Christians who recognize it as the biblical mark of the beast... "In the secular world, 666 is not a problem. It is for us."
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CNN | Submitted by: Squeak, The Human Chew Toy
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Keepin' It Ghetto on MLK day
Newsday | Submitted by: Dirty Sammy
"Texas A&M University officials are trying to stop some students' plans to mark Monday's Martin Luther King Jr. holiday with an-off campus party at which guests are encouraged to mimic stereotypes about blacks... Fliers at the Walton Hall dormitory advertised the event and encouraged partygoers to mimic stereotypes and think ghetto."
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New Orleans Times-Picayune | Submitted by: UncleGum
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"Shaq successfully shrugged off racially offensive comments he made recently about Yao Ming, the Houston Rockets' rookie center from China... Shaq, the wanna-be comedian, was asked about Yao and replied in a mock Chinese accent: "Tell Yao Ming, 'Ching-chang-yan-wah-ah-so.'"... "I said it jokingly," said Shaq, as if ridiculing Asian people is supposed to be funny."
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New York Times | Submitted by: Squanto
The sign that hangs outside the basement entrance of the Mount Morris Turkish Baths in Harlem reads, "Men Only"... A list of house rules is posted up front near the reception desk, where an attendant sits behind a metal grate collecting the hourly fees required to rent a locker, a dressing room or one of the numerous cramped, wooden chambers that contain no more than iron-framed beds. The first rule is printed in boldfaced capital letters: "No sex permitted." Farther down the list, however, is another rule: "Dispose of used condoms carefully."
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Italian politician to wIn lots of new friends
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Boso and his colleague Sergio Divina demanded that the state railway carried out checks to make sure that all the immigrants had tickets and residency papers, and behaved "properly," while traveling on the service between Verona and Bolzano...
 Unfortunately some piece of human flotsam had to declare it cool and now people are doing it on purpose to their own cars. The joke is on the poor people in the neighborhoods with these automobiles. The video is priceless. WOOO WOOOOOO!
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Iranian clerical class out of favor
New York Times | Submitted by: LucrezaBorgia
"While recent pro-democracy demonstrations on Iranian campuses have attracted widespread attention, a potentially more explosive movement has quietly been taking shape here in one of the leading religious centers of the Islamic world. The Shiite clergy who a generation ago called for the establishment of a fundamentalist, religious government are having second thoughts. Religion, many are now saying, belongs in the mosque."
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"Last week’s 'discovery' by UN arms inspectors of a dozen empty chemical 122 mm missile warheads at an Iraqi ammunition dump in Ukhaider, 70 miles south of Baghdad, was not the outcome of intelligence but subtle Iraqi manipulation. The UN inspectors were led by the nose to their discovery."
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"The Jordanian government closed a weekly newspaper and detained three journalists for an article that discussed the sex life of the Prophet Muhammad, an editor at the paper said Friday. The newspaper Al-Hilal, or the Crescent, published an article Tuesday that focused on Muhammad's sex life with his favorite wife, Aisha, an extremely sensitive subject in the Muslim world."
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eixport: Export Emissions to Atmospheric Models
Emissions are the mass of pollutants released into the atmosphere. Air quality models need emissions data, with spatial and temporal distribution, to represent air pollutant concentrations. This package, eixport, creates inputs for the air quality models 'WRF-Chem' Grell et al (2005) <doi:10.1016/j.atmosenv.2005.04.027>, 'BRAMS-SPM' Freitas et al (2005) <doi:10.1016/j.atmosenv.2005.07.017> and 'RLINE' Snyder et al (2013) <doi:10.1016/j.atmosenv.2013.05.074>. See the eixport website (<https://atmoschem.github.io/eixport/>) for more information, documentations and examples. More details in Ibarra-Espinosa et al (2018) <doi.org/10.21105/joss.00607>.
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| Maintainer: |
Sergio Ibarra-Espinosa <sergio.ibarra at usp.br> |
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Allow access to both public and private end points to 'GDAX' cryptocurrency exchange. For authenticated flow, users must have valid api, secret and passphrase to be able to connect. Read more details on getting access to 'GDAX' API at: <https://support.gdax.com/customer/en/portal/articles/2425383-how-can-i-create-an-api-key-for-gdax->.
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Topic events Listener. More...
#include "Topic.hpp"
Inherited by dds::topic::NoOpTopicListener< T > [virtual]
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| virtual void | on_inconsistent_topic (Topic< T > &topic, const dds::core::status::InconsistentTopicStatus &status)=0 |
Topic events Listener.
Since a Topic is an Entity, it has the ability to have a Listener associated with it. In this case, the associated Listener should be of type TopicListener. This interface must be implemented by the application. A user-defined class must be provided by the application which must extend from the TopicListener class.
All operations for this interface must be implemented in the user-defined class, it is up to the application whether an operation is empty or contains some functionality.
The TopicListener provides a generic mechanism (actually a callback function) for the Data Distribution Service to notify the application of relevant asynchronous status change events, such as a missed deadline, violation of a QosPolicy setting, etc. The TopicListener is related to changes in communication status StatusConditions.
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This operation is called by the Data Distribution Service when the InconsistentTopicStatus changes.
The implementation may be left empty when this functionality is not needed. This operation will only be called when the relevant TopicListener is installed and enabled with the StatusMask::inconsistent_topic(). The InconsistentTopicStatus will change when another Topic exists with the same topic_name but different characteristics.
| topic | contain a pointer to the Topic on which the conflict occurred (this is an input to the application). |
| status | contain the InconsistentTopicStatus object (this is an input to the application). |


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A 3DS game developed in tandem with the PC version of Sims 3 Pets which was set to launch concurrently. The 3DS port was developed on a restructured engine that had been (messily) ported to the 3DS for a 3DS launch title. This first 3DS game made by EA Salt Lake, and development occured on pre-release 3DS hardware.
Because of these challenges the team encountered unexepcted, but interesting challenges.
Engineering QA
Custom Sims 3
~ 6 months
30+
Nintendo 3DS
This was my first experience on a published video game. I was hired onto the QA team and quickly promoted and joined the engineering team as the studio's first 'Embedded Engineering QA'. This meant I was now part of the engineering team and tested code even before it went into the main dev line.
I contributed to all submissions to ESRB, Internal Certification, Alpha, Beta, and Final declarations. I also became the main liasion between QA and engineering teams on the project.
The first Sims 3DS was a launch title that was panned by users and critics for being slow and buggy. We were able to recreate the entire UI from scratch, and change core engine rendering techniques. These were risky changes, because of the amount of QA that we had to do, not to mention the inclusion of dozens of new AI decision trees with the pets. However, the efforts paid off and Pets 3DS was the better game and much better received.
While it is possible to find a copy of the 3DS version, it's getting more difficult. You can pick up a copy from either Amazon, Gamestop, or other seller. Used copies also appear from time to time.
The digital pc version is much easier to find and represents some of our work.


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for the fig-swirl: Melt butter over medium heat in saucepan. Add brown sugar and stir to dissolve. Halve all of the figs and toss in the saucepan with water and lemon juice. Cook over medium heat, string frequently, until you have a chunky-jammy mixture. Add salt with one or tow stirs, set aside and let cool completely
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ice cream: In small pot over medium heat, combine milk, and granulated sugar until sugar is completely dissolved and the milk is just barely lukewarm. Whisk in the egg yolks. Set mixture in the fridge and wait until the fig mixture is cooled
Using an ice cream machine, pour liquids into the frozen basin and process according to manufacture instructions, i.e., let spin and thiccken for 20 minutes befor adding mascarpone, fig jam mixture, and the nuts. Continue to process for +/- 10 minutes. pour semi-frozen mixture into a pyrex dish or glass tupperware. Freeze for at least two hours before serving.
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Four nabbed for gang-raping woman in Anambra - The Nation Newspaper
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Four persons have been arrested by the police for allegedly gang-raping a 21-year-old woman in Ozubulu in the Ekwusigo Local Government Area of the state.
The gang who recorded the rape incident on tape reportedly collected N1m from the victim in order not to circulate the video.
The Police spokesperson, Haruna Mohammed confirmed the arrest, saying the suspects have confessed to the crime.
He said the suspects were arrested by the command’s Special Anti-robbery Squad in conjunction with the recently launched operations Kpochakpu.
He gave their names as Collins Okpala, 25, Nwachukwu Chimanya, 20, Kenechukwu Anyasi , 23, and Pascal Ogbuagu, 22 .
He said, “Suspects had on the 14/2/2019 abducted a girl of about 21years old (Name withheld), robbed her of her belongings and equally gang-raped her.
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“The suspects made a pornographic video clip of the rape incident and used the video to blackmail the victim to the tune of N1m.
“Consequently, suspects have confessed to the crime while the said video clip was recovered from their phones and registered as exhibit.
Mohammed said the suspects would be charged after investigation.
He added,” It is pertinent to reiterate that the command under the watch of CP John Abang will continue to provide safe and secure environment for all the citizenry before, during and after the Christmas and new year celebrations.”.