| DOSE: |
repeated |
sublingual |
Coca |
(leaves) |
I somehow got the idea to try coca having never before tried cocaine. I don't know why, it seemed mysterious and somewhat 'wholesome'. Visions of Inca warriors I suppose. Anyhow, after some scrounging about, I managed to get my hands on some Zurit brand coca tea from Peru. Drinking it as a tea didn't do much for me and still doesn't. The most I tried as a tea was 5 bags (5g) at once. A very slight but noticeable lift was all.
Chewing it was altogether different. This was totally fantastic. I am now a regular chewer. Usually 8 bags(8g) at a time, 5 is my min. What I do is premoisten the leaf-tea powder after removing from the bag. Just a bit of water. Then I add lime paste, available from East Indian stores where it is sold for use with betel nut, just a few small dabs and mix. This to alkalinise the coca (necessary). Then I stuff it into 1 cheek and moisten evenly with saliva. Gradual dabs of the lime paste are required thereafter and timing can be determined by degree of numbness felt. Careful with the lime paste though, it must be applied directly to the coca wad. It burns like hell otherwise but I won't notice right away because of the numbness. I roll it around in my cheek not so much chewing it with an occasional squeeze and slowly, over an hour or so, drink the 'juice'.
A nice effect. Central Nervous System effects corelate to degree of numbness felt in the mouth. Fatigue is gone instantly replaced by an electric energy, occasionally rushing. Gradual up and down as well. No weird feelings whatsoever, just energy and waves of goodness. When the numbness is gone I known my coca wad is spent and spit it out.
I have also made and tried herbal percolations of coca with vodka. Not bad. I can drink this stuff all night pretending I'm Pope Leo XIII or Jules Verne with nary a hangover. I still prefer chewing though. Or mix chewing coca with a drink or 2 of alcohol for a slightly different cocaethylene buzz.
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[gecode-users] How to write with Gecode a constraint similar to distinct but with absolute value of values : distinct ( |variables|).
Guido Tack
tack at gecode.org
Sun Oct 26 00:02:52 CEST 2014
Hi,
to model this kind of constraint in Gecode you need to decompose it, i.e., you create an auxiliary matrix M' and post the constraints M'[i,j] = abs(M[i,j]), and then post the distinct constraints on M'.
Views, as suggested by Vijay, can't be used for modelling in Gecode, only for implementing your own propagator.
Cheers,
Guido
> On 25 Oct 2014, at 8:25 pm, Bouchene Sabrina <genius_linda1987 at yahoo.fr> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I want to use "alldifferent" constraint or a "distinct" constraint but in my case, i have a matrix M and i would that the elements (values) of the row of a matrix be different, but the variables of the row can have positive and negative values, so i would have a constraint that for example:
>
> if row = 1 then the absolute values of M[1, j] could be all different, that means, if i have M[1,1]=(-3), i should not get M[1,j] =(+3) for j =1 to n. so in the same row or in the same column if i have (val) i must not have (-val) or if i have (-val) i mast not have (val).
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> alldifferent (|M[i, j]|).
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> My question is how to write this constraint in Gecode ?.
> I hope my question was clear.
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Vos can sort one or more field in input file in one pass.
By declaring only specific fields or using a different separator in vos script, Vos can re-create a new file with a new format and data.
Vos can omit and include specific data in specific field/record.
Vos can join two file into one file with all or specific fields included in output file.
Vos was developed on GNU/Linux system, so any prerequisite below only valid on system that running GNU/Linux system. Usually, any Unix like system could compile the source, it just does not fully tested yet.
This software/tools below is used in developing Vos, therefore we recommended you to use the same or greater version when building Vos from the source.
This step assume that you already get the source and saved into your machine.
$ tar jxvf vos-xxxx.xx.xx.tar.bz2 $ cd vos/src $ make
Where xxxx.xx.xx is Vos version (depend on which version that has been downloaded). When running "make", make program will create directory "build" in "vos" directory, vos executable is placed in there (vos/build).
For later use, you should copy Vos executable to your PATH directory. In example:
$ pwd /home/johndoe/tmp/vos/src $ echo $PATH /home/johndoe/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin $ cp ../build/vos /home/johndoe/bin
Vos program only have one parameter: vos script.
vos < vos-script >
vos-script is a file contains vos statements that will be executed and processed.
Before running Vos program, there are severals environment variables that you can set to change behaviour of program while running. Some of the environment variable also can be set at the vos script using Vos variables.
Default value : 0
This variable is an optional and used only for debugging, normal use/user
should not use this parameter. The VOS_DEBUG
environment variables can have a value,
Those value can be combined to get more debug output.
Example on setting VOS_DEBUG variable on Bash shell,
$ export VOS_DEBUG=3
this value will tell Vos program to debug parsing process (2) but will not process the script (1).
Default value : 8192
This variable is used to set size of buffer for read/write on file, in bytes.
This example set buffer size to ~ 1 MB,
$ export VOS_FILE_BUFFER_SIZE=1000000;
Default value : 0
This variable affect order on sort output.
If VOS_COMPARE_CASE is set to 0, "B"
will come first then "a", but
if VOS_COMPARE_CASE is set to 1, "a"
will come first then "B".
Example on how to set it on Bash shell,
$ export VOS_COMPARE_CASE=0; # or $ export VOS_COMPARE_CASE=1;
Default value : 2
This variable affect on how many thread will be used for sort process. The
recommended value is equal to a number of processor that you have on your
machine.
Example on how to set it on Bash shell,
$ export VOS_PROCESS_MAX=8;
Default value : 100,000
This variable affect on how many "row" that program must keep in memory before
writen to temporary file.
Example on how to use it:
$ export VOS_PROCESS_MAX_ROW=400000;
Default value : /tmp/
While in sort process, program sometime use temporary file. This temporary
file usually, as default, placed in "/tmp/" directory. You can add two or more
directories as temporary directory, as long as there is free space and user
who run the Vos program has a write access to it.
We recommended that you to use a temporary directory that has a place in a
different disk than input file, for technical reason it's decrease processing
time.
$ export VOS_TMP_DIR="/var/tmp/";
which result that program will use "/tmp/" (default from program), "/var/tmp/",
and "/media/tmp/" as temporary directories.
Another example :
$ export VOS_TMP_DIR "/media/tmp/":"/disk01/";
which result that program will use "/media/tmp/" and "/disk01/" as temporary directories.
To illustrate on how Vos script work, we will use two input files as an example here, "artist.data" and "album.data".
artist.data1,"Broken Social Scene" 2,"U2" 3,"Led Zeppelin" 4,"John Legend" 5,"Deep Purple"album.data
'You Forgot it in People' 1 'Burn' 5 'Get Lifted' 4 'The Joshua Tree' 2 'Broken Social Scene' 1
Vos variable is used with "SET" statement.
Vos variable is used to adapt with the environment where Vos will be running. For example, let say that you have a machine with 8 processor and 16 GB of memory and you want to sort 20,000,000 rows of data with it's size maybe about 2 GB. Instead of using default maximum row (which is 100,000) with two thread you can set maximum row to 2,500,000 and maximum thread to 8, which will decrease processing time.
There are two method to set Vos variable, first, by explicitly defined it on vos script by using SET statement; second, by defined in environment variable using shell set or export.
Default value : 8192
This variable is used to set size of buffer for read/write on file, in bytes.
This example set buffer size to ~ 1 MB,
set FILE_BUFFER_SIZE 1000000;
This variable affect order on sort output.
If PROCESS_COMPARE_CASE_SENSITIVE is used, "B"
will come first then "a", but
if PROCESS_COMPARE_CASE_NOTSENSITIVE is used "a"
will come first then "B".
Example on how to use it:
set PROCESS_COMPARE_CASE_SENSITIVE; set PROCESS_COMPARE_CASE_NOTSENSITIVE;
Default value : 2
This variable affect on how many thread will be used for sort process. The
recommended value is equal to a number of processor that you have on your
machine.
Example on how to use it:
set PROCESS_MAX 8;
Default value : 100,000
This variable affect on how many "row" that program must keep in memory before
writen to temporary file.
Example on how to use it:
set PROCESS_MAX_ROW 400000;
Default value : /tmp/
While in sort process, program sometime use temporary file. This temporary
file usually, as default, placed in "/tmp/" directory. You can add two or more
directories as temporary directory, as long as there is free space and user
who run the Vos program has a write access to it.
We recommended you to use a temporary directory that has a place in a
different disk than input file, for technical reason it's decrease processing
time.
When ':' is set as the first character in a string
value then the rest of value is added to the list of temporary directory,
which means the last or the default temporary directory will not be replaced.
This setting allow you to add several directories in two or more SET
statement.
In example :
SET PROCESS_TEMPORARY_DIRECTORY :"/var/tmp/"; SET PROCESS_TEMPORARY_DIRECTORY :"/media/tmp/";
which result that program will use "/tmp/" (default from program), "/var/tmp/",
and "/media/tmp/" as temporary directories.
Another example :
SET PROCESS_TEMPORARY_DIRECTORY :"/var/tmp/"; SET PROCES_TEMPORARY_DIRECTORY "/media/tmp/":"/disk01/";
which result that program will use "/media/tmp/" and "/disk01/" as temporary directories but not include "/var/tmp" because it's has been override by the last SET statement.
Vos script is not case sensitive, "Load" is equal with "LOAD".
Example on using Load Statement:
LOAD "artist.data" ( :idx : ::',', '"':name:'"':: ) as artist; LOAD "album.data" ( '\'':title :'\''::, :artist_idx: :28:28 ) as album;
Example on using Sort Statement:
This script will sort artist.data by
name (second field) on descending order,
LOAD "artist.data" ( :idx : ::',', '"':name:'"':: ) as artist; SORT artist BY name DESC;
If you run the script the output would be like this,
2|U2 3|Led Zeppelin 4|John Legend 5|Deep Purple 1|Broken Social Scene
This script will sort album.data by artist_idx (second field) then by title (first field) and save the output to a file album_sorted.data .
LOAD "album.data" ( '\'':title :'\''::, :artist_idx: :28:28 ) as album; SORT album BY artist_idx, title INTO "album_sorted.data";
If you run the script the output would be like this,
Broken Social Scene|1 You Forgot it in People|1 The Joshua Tree|2 Get Lifted|4 Burn|5
Create statement is used to create a new data with new format or with
different field output order.
Create statement also can be used to combine several input file into one file.
Example on using Create Statement,
This script will combine artist.data and
album.data into one file, fields will be
separated by '|'.
LOAD "artist.data" ( :idx : ::',', '"':name:'"':: ) as artist; LOAD "album.data" ( '\'':title:'\''::, :artist_idx::28:28 ) as album; CREATE "artist_album.data" from artist, album ( :artist.idx : ::'|', '"':artist.name :'"'::'|', :album.artist_idx: ::'|', '[':album.title :']':: );
If you run the script the output would be like this,
1|"Broken Social Scene"|1|[You Forgot it in People] 2|"U2"|5|[Burn] 3|"Led Zeppelin"|4|[Get Lifted] 4|"John Legend"|2|[The Joshua Tree] 5|"Deep Purple"|1|[Broken Social Scene]
Join statement is used to combine two input file into one file, like create statement, but using specific fields as a matching rule.
Example on using Join statement,
LOAD "artist.data" ( :idx : ::',', '"':name:'"':: ) as artist; LOAD "album.data" ( '\'':title :'\''::, :artist_idx: :28 :28 ) as album; JOIN artist, album INTO "join_artist_album.data" ( artist.idx = album.artist_idx );
If you run the script the output would be like this,
1|Broken Social Scene|You Forgot it in People|1 2|U2|The Joshua Tree|2 4|John Legend|Get Lifted|4 5|Deep Purple|Burn|5
First, when reading field data start-position is have a higher priority than left-quote. In example, suppose that input data is like this,
'You Forgot it in People'
and you defined field like this,
'\'':field00:'\'':4:22:
Vos will always read from position 4, not from first character of left-quote, which result " Forgot it in Peopl".
Second, while reading field data end-position have a higher priority than right-quote, and riqht-quote is have a high priority than separator.
Example of using filter:
This script will only write artist and album where it's field
idx value is 1.
LOAD "artist.data" ( :idx :::',', '"':name:'"':: ) as artist; LOAD "album.data" ( '\'':title :'\''::, :artist_idx: :28:28 ) as album; CREATE "filter_artist_album.data" from artist, album ( :artist.idx :::'|', '"':artist.name :'"'::'|', '[':album.title :']':: ) FILTER ( ACCEPT artist.idx = 1, REJECT album.artist_idx != 1 );
If you run the script the output would be like this,
1|"Broken Social Scene"|[You Forgot it in People] |""|[Broken Social Scene]
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“Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works” – Steve Jobs
Your digital assets are the first point of contact between your brand and your potential customers. The website is the first point of attraction for your audience, and determines if they will stick with you for the rest of the way. So it’s important that design plays a prominent role in your strategy.
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Almost nine in 10 women killed by a man known to them - Women's Aid
by Jack QuannThe charity Women's Aid says almost nine in 10 women - 87% - are killed by a man known to them.
It has launched its Femicide Watch 2019 report, revealing that women in Ireland are more likely to be killed in their own homes and at the hands of a man they know.
Five women have died violently so far this year - four of whom were killed in their own home.
While 230 women have been killed, and 16 children have died alongside their mothers, since Women's Aid records began in 1996.
More than half of these women were killed by a current or former boyfriend, husband or partner.
Strangers make up just 13% of perpetrators of female homicide in Ireland.
Women's Aid CEO is Sarah Benson: "These figures should shame Irish society. The legacy of loss is incalculable.
"The lives of the women and children named in our report were so valuable, so full of potential which is now unrealised.
"We want each of them to be remembered for their achievements, their qualities, their hopes and dreams.
"We want to make visible, not only these needless deaths, but also the lives of these women and children, who mattered so much to so many."
"When women call Women's Aid and tell us that they are afraid for their lives, we believe them.
"We know just how dangerous domestic abuse can be. Femicide by an intimate partner must not be accepted as a fact of life in our society.
"Women should be safe in their homes and in their relationships. And we must recognise the strong connection between the killing of women and domestic abuse."
The charity is calling on the Government to introduce, properly resource and legislate for formal Domestic Homicide Reviews (DHRs) - and increase supports for families bereaved due to domestic homicide.
It says until reviews happen, Ireland is failing to put in place the best strategies for high risk victims of domestic violence - leaving them vulnerable to escalating abuse and, in extreme cases, homicide.
Ms Benson says: "Risk assessment and risk management strategies can be developed and employed by agencies tasked to protect women and children, such as An Garda Síochána, social workers, HSE and other authorities and specialist domestic violence services.
"Many already have engaged in adopting such tools, which is extremely welcome."
"We believe that media reporting on intimate partner femicide and domestic violence can improve and that positive and responsible reporting can add to the public's understanding and support those affected as they seek support and justice.
"It can also safeguard the privacy and dignity of the victim, their families and their communities."
Anyone affected by issues raised in this article can contact the Women's Aid 24 hour National Freephone Helpline on 1800-341-900


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This Go App Engine application demonstrates the use of the Google+ APIs.
You can download the source code and start experimenting with your Google+ Go apps without having to fuss about the details (e.g. OAuth2).
The source can be found at http://code.google.com/p/google-plus-go-starter/.


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Java Ship Sample
This sample illustrates calling a simple expert system from a Java GUI application.
Building the Sample
- Using Eclipse, open the project in the prolog directory and rebuild it,
or from the command-line compile and link ship.pro into ship.xpl using acmp
and alnk.
- Ensure the ship.xpl file must is in the java subdirectory.
- Using Eclipse, open the project in the java directory and rebuild it, or
from the command-line compile Ship.java with javac.
Running the Sample
- Using Eclipse, run the Java project or from the command-line type java Ship
to run the program.
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Place your ships on the board and then click "Switch" to start the game!
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Yet another clipboard hack. I should just rename this blog “Copy and pug”. ;)
The FTP application Transmit comes with a Dashboard widget, on which you (drag-and-)drop files to transfer them to whatever server and directory you’ve configured.
I missed one feature, though – having the resulting URLs of the files automatically copied to clipboard. I’ve posted a feature request to the Transmit people, but whipped up my own solution to stay me until they get around to it, if they do at all.
Update 2007-10-26
I had to make a tiny fix to the widget for it to work with Leopard (using/bin/echo
without the -e
flag rather than just echo
with the -e
flag), so I took the opportunity to
- make this an unidiff;
- remove the stuff about adding
<key>AllowSystem</key><true/>
to theInfo.plist
, since the widget seems to have that already these days; and - sort-of-fix an encoding issue, so characters in Latin-1 (not just ASCII) are handled correctly. The post has been updated with this code.
When the widget is installed, edit /Users/username/Library/Widgets/Transmit.wdgt/Transmit.js
per this patch.
Adjust the section
and url
bits to taste. The url
is what goes before the filename. In my case, I have two widgets that upload to the directories “henrik.nyh.se/foo” and “henrik.nyh.se/bar” respectively, so the section
line extracts the directory name and tacks it onto the rest of the url
.
Copy on drop or on completion?
I prefer to have the URLs copied immediately after dropping files on the widget, rather than when the files have finished uploading. That way, my clipboard will be replaced as an immediate reponse to something I did, rather than at some unexpected time in the future, when I might have forgotten all about the upload and copied something import to clipboard. The downside is that I will have the URL before it actually points to something.
You could just hook the code into uploadFinished()
instead, if you’d prefer to have it copy when finished.
Turning the URLs into tags
This could, of course, be combined with commands to transform the clipboarded URLs into link or image tags in HTML, BBCode, Markdown or whatever. The command might be triggered with Quicksilver similarly to Batch-open URLs from clipboard.
A Ruby script for making BBCode links out of raw URLs follows, with only minor and (hopefully) obvious changes necessary to instead copy to another format.
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Module cols.num
Summarize a stream of numbers
while maintaining mu,sd
$\mu$ mean, $\sigma$ standard deviation).
When (a \ne 0), there are two solutions to (ax^2 + bx + c = 0) and they are $$x = {-b \pm \sqrt{b^2-4ac} \over 2a}.$$
Functions
| Num.new (txt, pos) | Create |
| Num:add (x) | Update Not called directly (used inside use col.add). |


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.opensaml.saml.ext.saml2mdattr |
Interfaces for SAML 2 Metadata Extension for Entity Attributes.
|
| org.opensaml.saml.saml2.assertion |
Interfaces and API classes for validating SAML 2 Assertions.
|
| org.opensaml.saml.saml2.core |
Interfaces for SAML 2.0 core and protocol interfaces.
|
| org.opensaml.saml.saml2.encryption |
Classes for encrypting and decrypting SAML.
|
| org.opensaml.saml.saml2.profile |
Classes for SAML 2.0 profile behavior.
|
| org.opensaml.saml.saml2.wssecurity |
Classes for SAML WS-Security.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
List<Assertion> |
EntityAttributes.getAssertions()
Gets the assertions about the entity.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected net.shibboleth.utilities.java.support.resolver.CriteriaSet |
SAML20AssertionValidator.getSignatureValidationCriteriaSet(Assertion token,
ValidationContext context)
Get the criteria set that will be used in evaluating the Assertion signature via the supplied trust engine.
|
protected void |
SAML20AssertionValidator.log(Assertion assertion,
ValidationContext context)
Log the Assertion which is being validated, along with the supplied validation context parameters.
|
protected ValidationResult |
SAML20AssertionValidator.performSignatureValidation(Assertion token,
ValidationContext context)
Handle the actual signature validation.
|
ValidationResult |
SAML20AssertionValidator.validate(Assertion assertion,
ValidationContext context)
Validate the supplied SAML 2
Assertion , using the parameters from the supplied ValidationContext . |
ValidationResult |
ConditionValidator.validate(Condition condition,
Assertion assertion,
ValidationContext context)
Validates the given condition.
|
ValidationResult |
StatementValidator.validate(Statement statement,
Assertion assertion,
ValidationContext context)
Validates the given statement.
|
ValidationResult |
SubjectConfirmationValidator.validate(SubjectConfirmation confirmation,
Assertion assertion,
ValidationContext context)
Confirms the
Subject by means of the given SubjectConfirmation . |
protected ValidationResult |
SAML20AssertionValidator.validateConditions(Assertion assertion,
ValidationContext context)
Validates the conditions on the assertion.
|
protected ValidationResult |
SAML20AssertionValidator.validateConditionsTimeBounds(Assertion assertion,
ValidationContext context)
Validates the NotBefore and NotOnOrAfter Conditions constraints on the assertion.
|
protected ValidationResult |
SAML20AssertionValidator.validateSignature(Assertion token,
ValidationContext context)
Validates the signature of the assertion, if it is signed.
|
protected ValidationResult |
SAML20AssertionValidator.validateStatements(Assertion assertion,
ValidationContext context)
Validates the statements within the assertion.
|
protected ValidationResult |
SAML20AssertionValidator.validateSubjectConfirmation(Assertion assertion,
ValidationContext context)
Validates the subject confirmations of the assertion.
|
protected ValidationResult |
SAML20AssertionValidator.validateVersion(Assertion assertion,
ValidationContext context)
Validates that the assertion is a
SAMLVersion.VERSION_20 assertion. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
List<Assertion> |
Response.getAssertions()
Return the list of Assertion child elements.
|
List<Assertion> |
Evidence.getAssertions()
Gets the list of Assertions used as evidence.
|
List<Assertion> |
Advice.getAssertions()
Gets the list of Assertions used as advice.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Assertion |
Decrypter.decrypt(EncryptedAssertion encryptedAssertion)
Decrypt the specified EncryptedAssertion.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
EncryptedAssertion |
Encrypter.encrypt(Assertion assertion)
Encrypt the specified Assertion.
|
EncryptedID |
Encrypter.encryptAsID(Assertion assertion)
Encrypt the specified Assertion, treating as an identifier and returning an EncryptedID.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static Assertion |
SAML2ActionSupport.addAssertionToResponse(AbstractProfileAction action,
Response response,
net.shibboleth.utilities.java.support.security.IdentifierGenerationStrategy idGenerator,
String issuer)
|
static Assertion |
SAML2ActionSupport.buildAssertion(AbstractProfileAction action,
net.shibboleth.utilities.java.support.security.IdentifierGenerationStrategy idGenerator,
String issuer)
Constructs an
Assertion using the parameters supplied, with its issue instant set to the
current time. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static Advice |
SAML2ActionSupport.addAdviceToAssertion(AbstractProfileAction action,
Assertion assertion)
|
static Conditions |
SAML2ActionSupport.addConditionsToAssertion(AbstractProfileAction action,
Assertion assertion)
Creates and adds a
Conditions to a given Assertion . |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
SAML20AssertionToken(Assertion token)
Constructor.
|
Copyright © 1999–2016 Shibboleth Consortium. All rights reserved.


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USD/CAD Technical Analysis: 1.3280/90 resistance confluence challenges 5-week high
by Anil Panchal- USD/CAD confronts 200-day SMA, a falling resistance line since late-May.
- 50% of Fibonacci retracement adds to the resistance.
- 100-day SMA acts as a near-term firm support.
The USD/CAD pair’s run-up to five-week high seems to witness a bumpy road ahead. The quote takes the bids to 1.3280 during the Asian session on Wednesday.
The downward sloping trend line since May 30, coupled with 200-day Simple Moving Average (SMA), near 1.3277/80 acts as immediate upside barriers for the pair’s latest rise. Also increasing hardships for buyers is 50% Fibonacci retracement level of May-July declines at 1.3290.
In case bulls manage to dominate past-1.3290, the 1.3350/55 area including the previous month high and 61.8% Fibonacci retracement will be in the spotlight.
On the downside, 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level of 1.3225 offers nearby rest during the pair’s pullback, a break of which could recall a 100-day SMA level of 1.3205.
It should be noted that the two-week-old rising support line around 1.3160 could question sellers below 1.3205.
USD/CAD daily chart
Trend: Pullback expected
additional important levels
| Overview | |
|---|---|
| Today last price | 1.328 |
| Today Daily Change | 9 pips |
| Today Daily Change % | 0.07% |
| Today daily open | 1.3271 |
| Trends | |
|---|---|
| Daily SMA20 | 1.3169 |
| Daily SMA50 | 1.3212 |
| Daily SMA100 | 1.3203 |
| Daily SMA200 | 1.3276 |
| Levels | |
|---|---|
| Previous Daily High | 1.3274 |
| Previous Daily Low | 1.3156 |
| Previous Weekly High | 1.3272 |
| Previous Weekly Low | 1.3212 |
| Previous Monthly High | 1.3349 |
| Previous Monthly Low | 1.3042 |
| Daily Fibonacci 38.2% | 1.3228 |
| Daily Fibonacci 61.8% | 1.3201 |
| Daily Pivot Point S1 | 1.3193 |
| Daily Pivot Point S2 | 1.3115 |
| Daily Pivot Point S3 | 1.3075 |
| Daily Pivot Point R1 | 1.3311 |
| Daily Pivot Point R2 | 1.3351 |
| Daily Pivot Point R3 | 1.3429 |


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Supplementary material for this article is available at
Fig. S1. Plant phylogeny showing the plant species represented in the seven networks analyzed in this paper.
Fig. S2. Same as in fig. S1 but showing plant species at each of the seven networks.
Fig. S3. Boxplots showing the upper and lower extremes, quartiles, medians, and outliers of the probabilities of extinction of all species of each network for 2050 according to different RCM/GCM/SRES scenarios.
Fig. S4. Same as in fig. S3 but for 2080.
Fig. S5. Principal components analysis representing expected changes in climatic conditions at the locations of the seven pollination networks.
Fig. S6. Correlation between the probability of plant coextinction estimated as the fraction of interactions lost ( x axis; approach in the main text) and the equivalent figure estimated as the fraction of total interaction strength lost ( y axis).
Fig. S7. The phylogenetic signal (λ) is shown for each network separately for the time horizons 2050 and 2080.
Fig. S8. Insect phylogeny showing the pollinator species represented in the seven networks analyzed in this paper.
Table S1. Correlations between the extinction probabilities across climatic scenarios for 2050.
Table S2. Same as in table S5 but for time horizon 2080.
Table S3. Extinctions across the phylogeny.
Table S4. Coextinctions across the phylogeny.
Table S5. Extinctions across the functional similarity tree.
Table S6. Coextinctions across the functional similarity tree.
Table S7. Coextinctions across the insect phylogeny.
Database S1. List of plant species, their traits for each of five categories, and their distribution range in number of cells with bibliographic source.
Database S2. Plant extinction probabilities.


Discord is Better Than Slack
Why Extratone has used Discord instead of Slack for our team chat.
Back in 2015, I hosted a pre-Extratone culture podcast called Drycast with musician friends from all over the net. To record remotely, we originally used Teamspeak 3 – a gamer VoIP staple. When I discovered Discord, I thought we'd found podcasting heaven. Originally, the free plan included 128kbps audio in its voice channels, which was nearly twice what we were getting out of our paid Teamspeak server. If I were still podcasting, Discord's just-released server video feature would undoubtedly prove invaluable for live streams.
are you thankful for Discord?
— David Blue (@NeoYokel) May 15, 2020
According to a poll I ran on Twitter, 2/3rds of all people on Earth are thankful for Discord's existence. This is not surprising considering what every Discord user is still offered without spending any money at all: community spaces with audio/video and text chat capability, organizable by Twitch and YouTube-integrated roles with a plethora of different permission options, instantly and easily shareable by customizable temporary or permanent invite links through an application that's about as cross-platform as one can get (Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS, or simply one's web browser.) Those of us that remember IRC, Ventrilo, and Teamspeak should all consider Discord a tremendous gift.
Never before have so many VoIP, video, and text chat features been offered together, or in such a beautiful package. “What we really did was create an all-in-one voice, video, and text chat app that replaced this constellation of tools that people would use,” said CEO Jason Citron in an interview with CNBC. Technically in terms of these details, Discord has no competition. Slack offers text and voice chat with its paid plans, yes, but nothing close in terms of video – especially considering Discord Go Live, its fairly-new streaming feature, which allows users to stream game video directly to 10 other users in the server. With some jury-rigging, it's possible to simply screen share this way, which is an essential sell for business video communication applications like Skype.
Does anyone else have a discord server where you're the only member and you use different text channels to plan your weekly schedules lmaoooo
— Jab 🏳🌈 #BLM (@jab50yen) June 11, 2020
“Discord and Slack have many similarities, but Discord is the superior tool,” says esports team Ardent United. “Discord has voice channels, which allows us to easily chat with our supporters and other team members. Discord also allows us to set user roles and permissions which makes moderation extremely simple.” It's not just gaming companies, though. Decentralized cloud platform Sia also moved their community to Discord:
Its intended audience is gamers, but many large communities have switched from Slack to Discord, including development communities like Reactiflux and Unreal Slackers. It includes an unlimited number of users, unlimited file uploads (with a per-file size limit), unlimited message histories, and really great moderation and spam filtering features.
Slack is often praised for its integrations, but it shares support with Zapier – a dedicated web integration service which more or less integrates them equally.
Slack works with a long list of tools, including Google Calendar, Zendesk, Salesforce, Wunderlist, and dozens of others. If you're looking for an integration that isn't immediately obvious, you can always turn to Zapier for help, because Slack is a supported service. Zapier is an online service that creates integrations between other apps and services, without you having to know any code to make it happen.
For sharing detailed post embeds, there's also Discohook, which I just discovered. Productivity company Chanty's blog wrote perhaps the most in-depth comparison of the two services (emphasis theirs):
At their core, Discord and Slack and very similar. Both are team chat apps with a similar interface. Both apps have team communication organized in channels. The biggest difference between the two is their target audience, and of course, their specific features.
Ultimately, one must decide how relevant the services' respective target audiences are to productivity. For a not-for-profit media organization like Extratone, Discord's features-for-price ratio is simply too rich to pass up. If you'd like, stop by our server or try out our server template.
Further Reading
- “Ex-‘Fates Forever’ Developers Making ‘Discord’, a Voice Comm App For Multiplayer Mobile Games” | toucharcade
- “One year after its launch, Discord is the best VoIP service available” | PC Gamer
- “Discord has a major raiding issue, but the developers are trying to fix it” | Polygon
- “This Was the Alt-Right’s Favorite Chat App. Then Came Charlottesville” | The New York Times
- “Discord Nitro Users Now Have Server Boosting Perks” | Variety
- “Gaming chat app Discord will start selling games to its 150 million users” | Vox
- “Slack Vs. Discord: Which Is Right For You?” | TechJunkie
- “Should you be using Discord instead of Slack?” | Miguel Piedrafita
- “Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield on Competing With Microsoft, the Future of Work, and Managing All Those Notifications” | The Verge


Fillet of swordfish rolled with a mixed filling (involtini di pesce spada con finocchio)
By
Gennaro Contaldo
From
Saturday Kitchen
Ingredients
-
400g/14oz middle-cut loin of
swordfish
, cut into 8 slices
-
4 tbsp
olive oil
-
16 cocktail sticks
For the filling
-
110g/4oz fresh
breadcrumbs
(no crust)
-
3 tbsp extra virgin
olive oil
-
20g/1oz
capers
in brine
-
6 fillets of anchovies in
olive oil
-
1 small
garlic
clove
-
10g/½oz flat
parsley
leaves
-
10/½oz fresh
mint
leaves
-
lemon
zest grated
-
freshly ground
black pepper
For the fennel salsa
-
½
fennel
bulb, sliced thinly, blanched and patted dry
-
½ white
onion
, sliced thinly, blanched and patted dry
-
salt and freshly ground
black pepper
-
lemon juice
-
extra virgin
olive oil
-
few strands of
saffron
, for decoration
-
fennel
leaves, chopped roughly, for decotation
-
small tomatoes, diced, for decoration
Method
-
In a food processor, pulse the filling ingredients The resulting mixture should be fluffy.
-
Flatten the swordfish slices between two sheets of cling film using the flat side of a meat cleaver.
-
Divide the filling mixture into 8 small sausage shapes by pressing it in your hand. Place on the swordfish and roll, ensuring the sides are closed. Secure with cocktail sticks.
-
Fry in oil until golden brown, turning to get even browning all over.
-
To make the sauce, mix all the salsa ingredients together thoroughly.
-
To serve, put some fennel salsa on a plate, 2 swordfish rolls on top and decorate with saffron strands, roughly chopped fennel leaves and tomato cubes.


String key
String secret
Make sure that this is kept a secret. Someone with your app secret can impesonate your application. People sometimes ask for help on the Dropbox API forums and copy/paste their code, which sometimes includes their app secret. Do not do that.
DbxHost host
DbxHost.Default
. This is only set differently for testing
purposes.String accessToken
DbxClient
constructor.String userId
String urlState
DbxWebAuth.start(java.lang.String)
. If you didn't pass anything
in, or you used DbxWebAuthNoRedirect
, this will be null
.DbxException underlying
String name
DbxEntry.path
. Derived automatically from DbxEntry.path
.DbxPath.getName(java.lang.String)
String path
"/"
.
For full-Dropbox apps, the path is relative to the root of the user's Dropbox. For App Folder apps, the path is relative to your application's App Folder within the user's Dropbox.
String iconName
/metadata
HTTP endpoint.boolean mightHaveThumbnail
DbxClient.getThumbnail
call.
If this is true
, there might be a thumbnail available. If this is
false
, there is definitely no thumbnail available.long numBytes
String humanSize
Locale
in DbxRequestConfig.userLocale
(passed in to the DbxClient
constructor).Date lastModified
DbxEntry.File.clientMtime
is a better estimate.)Date clientMtime
This field should not be used to determine if a file has changed, but only as a way to sort files by date (when displaying a list of files to the user).
String rev
DbxClient.uploadFile(java.lang.String, com.dropbox.core.DbxWriteMode, long, java.io.InputStream)
and the DbxWriteMode.update(java.lang.String)
mode to make sure you're overwriting the revision of
the file you think you're overwriting.DbxEntry.File.PhotoInfo photoInfo
includeMediaInfo
DbxEntry.File.VideoInfo videoInfo
DbxEntry entry
String hash
DbxEntry.WithChildren.entry
is a folder, this will contain a hash that identifies the folder's
contents. This value can be used with DbxClient.getMetadataWithChildrenIfChanged(java.lang.String, boolean, java.lang.String)
to void downloading the folder contents if they havne't changed.List<E> children
DbxEntry.WithChildren.entry
is a folder, this will contain the metadata of the folder's
immediate children. If it's not a folder, this will be null
.DbxEntry entry
String hash
DbxEntry.WithChildrenC.entry
is a folder, this will contain a hash that identifies the folder's
contents. This value can be used with DbxClient.getMetadataWithChildrenIfChanged(java.lang.String, boolean, java.lang.String)
to void downloading the folder contents if they havne't changed.Object children
DbxEntry.WithChildrenC.entry
is a folder, this will contain the metadata of the folder's
immediate children. If it's not a folder, this will be null
.IOException underlying
String api
String content
String web
String notify
IOException underlying
IOException reason
JsonReadException reason
String error
com.fasterxml.jackson.core.JsonLocation location
JsonReadException.PathPart path
IOException underlying
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--- title: First SQLExpress and now Oracle Express? date: '2005-10-31T09:34:00.000-05:00' author: John tags: - SQL modified_time: '2010-09-05T12:37:57.040-04:00' blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2811308028656623966.post-4661467460551139942 blogger_orig_url: http://pragmatic-software.blogspot.com/2005/10/first-sqlexpress-and-now-oracle-express.html ---
Free Oracle Database Takes On MySQL, SQL Server Express story by CRN.
"Oracle Database 10g Express Edition, or XE, targets hobbyists, new database developers and others who might want to try out the technology, said Andy Mendelsohn, senior vice president of database server technologies for the Redwood Shores, Calif., company."


+ (id)chatLogWithPerson:(NSString*)_name withJid:(JID*)_jid;
Name Description _name The roster name of the remote entity. _jid The JID of the remote entity.
+ (void)setDefaultPath:(NSString*)_path;
This method should not be called after the creation of any ChatLog objects. The behaviour in this case is undefined.
Name Description _path The path in which log files are stored.
(Last Updated 11/26/2004)


class
RGameObjectA game object. Main class responsible for player interactions.
Contents
Base classes
- class RMasterComponent
- A master component. Serves as parent class for all components.
Derived classes
- class RGroup
- A group of objects in a family based hierarchy.
Public static variables
- static std::unordered_map<std::string, RGameObject*> InstantiatedGameObjects
- The singular array that tracks all objects that were instantiated of this class.
Constructors, destructors, conversion operators
-
RGameObject(std::string name,
std::string levelName,
float x,
float y,
float deltaX,
float deltaY,
const char* imageFilePath,
bool enablePhysics = false,
const Awerere::
EColliderType& type = Awerere:: EColliderType:: NO_COLLIDER, Awerere:: ACollider* collider = NULL, bool generatesHit = false, const Awerere:: APhysicsMaterial& physicsMat = Awerere:: APhysicsMaterial()) - Constructor. Uses images as textures.
-
RGameObject(std::string name,
std::string levelName,
float x,
float y,
float deltaX,
float deltaY,
float& r,
float& g,
float& b,
bool enablePhysics = false,
const Awerere::
APhysicsMaterial& material = Awerere:: APhysicsMaterial(), const Awerere:: EColliderType& type = Awerere:: EColliderType:: NO_COLLIDER, Awerere:: ACollider* collider = NULL, bool generatesHit = false) - Constructor. Uses pure colors as textures.
- ~RGameObject()
- Destructor.
- RGameObject() protected
- Protected constructor. Only used to create groups.
Public functions
- void begin() virtual
- Called by the engine once before the level starts to run.
- void tick() override virtual
- Tick function.
-
void onHit(RGameObject* hammer,
RGameObject* nail,
const Awerere::
ACollideData& collisionData) virtual - User defined function called whenever a hit event is generated.
- void addToTickQueue()
- Set this object for tick by update function.
- void onMessage(Message* msg) override virtual
- Handles message sent by Message system.
Public variables
- std::string m_Name
- Name of this game object.
- std::string m_UsedByLevelName
- The level context during which this object lives.
- GraphicComponents::
RSprite* m_Sprite - Sprite used for the rendering process.
- Awerere::
APhysicsObject* m_PhysicsObject - Physics object that handles collisions/response.
- bool m_ThisTicks
- Whether this gameobject ticks.
- bool m_UsesTexture
- Whether this gameobject uses a texture.
- bool m_IsGroup
- Whether this gameobject is a group of other child gameobjects.
- bool m_HasPhysics
- Whether this gameobject obeys physics and responds to collisions.
- bool m_GeneratesHit
- Whether this gameobject generates hit events.
Function documentation
Rubeus:: RGameObject:: RGameObject(std::string name,
std::string levelName,
float x,
float y,
float deltaX,
float deltaY,
const char* imageFilePath,
bool enablePhysics = false,
const Awerere:: EColliderType& type = Awerere:: EColliderType:: NO_COLLIDER,
Awerere:: ACollider* collider = NULL,
bool generatesHit = false,
const Awerere:: APhysicsMaterial& physicsMat = Awerere:: APhysicsMaterial())
Constructor. Uses images as textures.
| Parameters | |
|---|---|
| name | Name of this game object. |
| levelName | Name of level that uses this object. |
| x | x coordinate of the lower left point. |
| y | y coordinate of the lower left point. |
| deltaX | Horizontal span of the object. |
| deltaY | Vertical span of the object. |
| imageFilePath | Path to the image to be used as texture. |
| enablePhysics | Whether the object obeys physics. Default is false. |
| type | Collider type to be assigned to this gameobject. Defaults to NO_COLLIDER |
| collider | The collider object to be used. Defaults to NULL. |
| generatesHit | Whether the object generates hit events. Default is false. |
| physicsMat | Provide a physics material to be used to respond to hit events. Defaults to DefaultPhysicsMat. |
Rubeus:: RGameObject:: RGameObject(std::string name,
std::string levelName,
float x,
float y,
float deltaX,
float deltaY,
float& r,
float& g,
float& b,
bool enablePhysics = false,
const Awerere:: APhysicsMaterial& material = Awerere:: APhysicsMaterial(),
const Awerere:: EColliderType& type = Awerere:: EColliderType:: NO_COLLIDER,
Awerere:: ACollider* collider = NULL,
bool generatesHit = false)
Constructor. Uses pure colors as textures.
| Parameters | |
|---|---|
| name | Name of this game object. |
| levelName | Name of level that uses this object. |
| x | x coordinate of the lower left point. |
| y | y coordinate of the lower left point. |
| deltaX | Horizontal span of the object. |
| deltaY | Vertical span of the object. |
| r | Red channel value. |
| g | Green channel value. |
| b | Blue channel value |
| enablePhysics | Whether the object obeys physics. Default is false. |
| material | Provide a physics material to be used to respond to hit events. Defaults to DefaultPhysicsMat. |
| type | Collider type to be assigned to this gameobject. Defaults to NO_COLLIDER. |
| collider | The collider object to be used. Defaults to NULL. |
| generatesHit | Whether the object generates hit events. Default is false. |
void Rubeus:: RGameObject:: tick() override virtual
Tick function.
void Rubeus:: RGameObject:: onHit(RGameObject* hammer,
RGameObject* nail,
const Awerere:: ACollideData& collisionData) virtual
User defined function called whenever a hit event is generated.
| Parameters | |
|---|---|
| hammer | The hitting object. |
| nail | The object getting hit |
| collisionData | Details of the collision |


Class sakai.poll
Version
0.0.1.
poll
Defined in: poll.js.
| Constructor Attributes | Constructor Name and Description |
|---|---|
|
sakai.poll(tuid, showSettings)
Initialize the poll widget
|
| Method Attributes | Method Name and Description |
|---|---|
| <inner> |
Add binding to the buttons and date picker
Needs to happen after the render
|
| <inner> |
Add a new option
Function is executed when pressing enter in the last option input field
or when clicking the add new option button.
|
| <inner> |
Add binding when the poll is shown in a page
|
| <inner> |
Add binding when the chart of the poll is shown
|
| <inner> |
Add binding to the tabs
|
| <inner> |
Bind all the elements in the options div
|
| <inner> |
bindUnbind(element, finishFunction, bind)
Bind or unbind an element and execute a function
|
| <inner> |
Bind or unbind the vote button bindUnbindVote
We only make it possible to click the vote button if one of the elements is checked
|
| <inner> |
Check if the dates are ok
This means that the startdate should be before the stopdate
|
| <inner> |
convertDate(date, hour, minute)
Convert a date
|
| <inner> |
Create a placeholder for the widget
|
| <inner> |
extractToTwo(integer)
Convert to 2 numbers, we use this for converting hours and minutes
e.g.
|
| <inner> |
Executed after clicking on the save button
|
| <inner> |
Function that will be executed after the save to the database
|
| <inner> |
After a vote has been registered
|
| <inner> |
Get the post including replies
|
| <inner> |
Insert some basic values into the json object
|
| <inner> |
makeBindDiv(input, count)
Make and bind hours and minutes
We do this by making a dynamic element that is added to the appropriate div
|
| <inner> |
processPoll(preview)
Process the poll information (options/votes)
|
| <inner> |
Register the vote of a user
|
| <inner> |
Render and bind the settings view of the widget
|
| <inner> |
Render the options for the poll
|
| <inner> |
renderPoll(preview)
Render the poll widget
|
| <inner> |
Add colors to the chart
|
| <inner> |
Add the data to the chart
|
| <inner> |
renderPoll_addPercentages(reverse)
Add the percentage signs to the chart image
|
| <inner> |
Render the preview of the widget
|
| <inner> |
Render the settings of the widget
|
| <inner> |
Render the show chart view of the widget
|
| <inner> |
Render the show question of the widget
|
| <inner> |
saveInputValue(field)
Save a value of a input tag to the json object
|
| <inner> |
Save the options to the global json variable
|
| <inner> |
savePoll()
Save to the json object
|
| <inner> |
savePollToDatabase(functionOnComplete, saveAll)
Save the poll to the database
|
| <inner> |
savePollType(id)
Save the polltype to the global json variable
|
| <inner> |
Set the focus of the cursor on the last option input field if there are any options
|
| <inner> |
showHideChart(show)
Show or hide the chart of the widget
|
| <inner> |
showHidePreview(show)
Show or hide the preview of the widget
|
| <inner> |
showPoll(response, exists)
Show the poll
|
| <inner> |
showPollSettings(response, exists)
Show the poll in the pop-up settings window
|
| <inner> |
toggleTime(toggleOnButton, toggleToButton)
Toggle time
|
| <inner> |
View the questions of the poll
|
| <inner> |
View the results for the poll
|
Class Detail
sakai.poll(tuid, showSettings)
Initialize the poll widget
- Parameters:
- {String} tuid
- Unique id of the widget
- {Boolean} showSettings
- Show the settings of the widget or not
Method Detail
<inner>
addBinding()
Add binding to the buttons and date picker
Needs to happen after the render
<inner>
addNewOption()
Add a new option
Function is executed when pressing enter in the last option input field
or when clicking the add new option button.
<inner>
addShowBinding()
Add binding when the poll is shown in a page
<inner>
addShowChartBinding()
Add binding when the chart of the poll is shown
<inner>
addTabBinding()
Add binding to the tabs
<inner>
bindOptions()
Bind all the elements in the options div
<inner>
bindUnbind(element, finishFunction, bind)
Bind or unbind an element and execute a function
- Parameters:
- {Object} element
- Element that needs to be binded or unbinded
- {function} finishFunction
- Function that will be binded or unbinded
- {Boolean} bind
- Bind the element if true
<inner>
bindUnbindVote()
Bind or unbind the vote button bindUnbindVote
We only make it possible to click the vote button if one of the elements is checked
<inner>
checkDates()
Check if the dates are ok
This means that the startdate should be before the stopdate
<inner>
{Date}
convertDate(date, hour, minute)
Convert a date
- Parameters:
- {String} date
- Date in format dd/mm/yyyy
- {String} hour
- Number of hours
- {String} minute
- Number of minutes
- Returns:
- {Date} the converted date
<inner>
createPlaceHolder()
Create a placeholder for the widget
<inner>
extractToTwo(integer)
Convert to 2 numbers, we use this for converting hours and minutes
e.g.
2 -> 02
5 -> 05
23 -> 23
- Parameters:
- {int} integer
- Number that needs to be converted
<inner>
finishNewSettings()
Executed after clicking on the save button
<inner>
finishSettingsAfterSave()
Function that will be executed after the save to the database
<inner>
finishVoting()
After a vote has been registered
<inner>
getPostsFromJCR()
Get the post including replies
<inner>
insertValues()
Insert some basic values into the json object
<inner>
makeBindDiv(input, count)
Make and bind hours and minutes
We do this by making a dynamic element that is added to the appropriate div
- Parameters:
- {String} input
- Name of the elements that need to be created
- {Integer} count
- How many fields there need to be created
<inner>
processPoll(preview)
Process the poll information (options/votes)
- Parameters:
- {Boolean} preview
- Is in preview mode or not
<inner>
registerVote()
Register the vote of a user
<inner>
renderAndBindSettings()
Render and bind the settings view of the widget
<inner>
renderOptions()
Render the options for the poll
<inner>
renderPoll(preview)
Render the poll widget
- Parameters:
- {Boolean} preview
- True if it a preview
<inner>
renderPoll_addColors()
Add colors to the chart
<inner>
renderPoll_addData()
Add the data to the chart
<inner>
renderPoll_addPercentages(reverse)
Add the percentage signs to the chart image
- Parameters:
- {Boolean} reverse
- true: Run through the elements in reverse order false: Run over the elements in normal order
<inner>
renderPreview()
Render the preview of the widget
<inner>
renderSettings()
Render the settings of the widget
<inner>
renderShowChart()
Render the show chart view of the widget
<inner>
renderShowQuestion()
Render the show question of the widget
<inner>
saveInputValue(field)
Save a value of a input tag to the json object
- Parameters:
- {String} field
- Id of the field that needs to be saved to the json object
<inner>
saveOptions()
Save the options to the global json variable
<inner>
savePoll()
Save to the json object
<inner>
savePollToDatabase(functionOnComplete, saveAll)
Save the poll to the database
- Parameters:
- {function} functionOnComplete
- Function that will be executed after a save
- {Boolean} saveAll
- Save all the posts
<inner>
savePollType(id)
Save the polltype to the global json variable
- Parameters:
- {String} id
- Id of the type that needs to be saved
<inner>
setFocusOnLastOption()
Set the focus of the cursor on the last option input field if there are any options
<inner>
showHideChart(show)
Show or hide the chart of the widget
- Parameters:
- {Boolean} show
- true: The chart of the poll are shown false: The questions of the poll are shown
<inner>
showHidePreview(show)
Show or hide the preview of the widget
- Parameters:
- {Boolean} show
- If true, the preview of the widget is shown
<inner>
showPoll(response, exists)
Show the poll
- Parameters:
- {String} response
- Json response with the poll
- {Boolean} exists
- Check if the discussion exists
<inner>
showPollSettings(response, exists)
Show the poll in the pop-up settings window
- Parameters:
- {String} response
- Json response with all the posts
- {Boolean} exists
- Check if the poll exists
<inner>
toggleTime(toggleOnButton, toggleToButton)
Toggle time
- Parameters:
- {Object} toggleOnButton
- Button where the toggle is on
- {Object} toggleToButton
- Button where the toggle needs to go
<inner>
viewQuestions()
View the questions of the poll
<inner>
viewResults()
View the results for the poll


Duration
25 minutes
Goals
The primary goal of this lab is to bind to an existing service allowing us to subscribe to an event defined on the service and visualize data in an Activity.
Required assets
The provided Part 04 Resources folder contains a subfolder named Start that you'll use for this exercise. It also contains a folder named Completed with a solution you can use to check your work.
Please make sure you have these folders before you begin.
You'll also need a device capable of receiving location data or an emulator able to simulate location data.
Note some Android emulators require you to change the simulated position before they will report the location. Keep this in mind when testing.
Challenge
- Open the start solution and examine the provided code, specifically look at LocationService.cs.
- Create a
Binder
derived class for the service. - Return a binder instance from the LocationService's
OnBind
method. - Create a service connection that exposes a connection changed event and the service as a property.
- Instantiate the service connection in
LocationActivity
and bind the service. - Use the existing UI to visualize the current location data provided by the service.
Steps
Explore the start solution
- Open the start solution in the Part 04 Resources folder.
- Inspect LocationService.cs. This service will track the device location when started.
- Open LocationActivity.cs and its XML layout UI definition Location.axml. This activity will be used to visualize the device position provided by the service.
- Open MainActivity.cs. This activity has a single button that launches LocationActivity.
- Optionally run the application and inspect the UI. (You won't see any location information at this point.)
Create a Binder
Before we can bind a service, we need a Binder
derived class to deliver the service to the service connection.
- Create a new class named LocationServiceBinder.
- Inherit from
Binder
. - Add a public property named Service of type
LocationService
and make the setter private. - Add a constructor that accepts a
LocationService
and assigns it to theService
property.
Implement OnBind
- Open LocationService.cs and find the
OnBind
method. - Delete the existing code and return a new instance of
LocationServiceBinder
passingthis
into the constructor.
public override IBinder OnBind(Intent intent) { return new LocationServiceBinder(this); }
Create a service connection
The a service connection instance will receive the binder when the service is bound. It will also be used to notify subscribers when the service is bound and unbound.
- Create a new class named LocationServiceConnection.
- Derive from
Java.Lang.Object
. This will simplify the implementation ofIServiceConnection
which inherits fromIJavaObject
andIDisposable
; both are implemented byJava.Lang.Object
. - Implement
IServiceConnection
onLocationServiceConnection
. This requires two methods:OnServiceConnected
andOnServiceDisconnected
. - Create a public
event
EventHandler<bool>
named ServiceConnectionChanged. - Call
ServiceConnectionChanged
from both service connection methods, passingtrue
inOnServiceConnected
andin OnServiceDisconnected
.
Expose the service from the service connection
- Add a public
LocationService
property named Service with a public getter and private setter. - In
OnServiceConnection
cast the passed inIBinder
to the concreteLocationServiceBinder
. - Access the service using the
LocationServiceBinder
'sService
property and assign it to the class levelService
property you just defined. - In
OnServiceDisconnected
, setService
tonull
.
Bind the service
- Open LocationActivity.cs.
- Create a
LocationServiceConnection
field named lsConnection. - In
OnCreate
, instantiatelsConnection
. - In
OnResume
, create anIntent
to startLocationService
. - Call
BindService
, passing in the intent,lsConnection
, and set the flags parameter toBind.AutoCreate
. - In
OnPause
, callOnUnbindService
passing inlsConnection
.
Monitor connection changes
With the service bound, we can monitor connection changes by subscribing to the ServiceConnectionChanged
event we created on the service connection.
- In
OnCreate
, subscribe to theServiceConnectionChanged
event onlsConnection
with a method named ServiceConnectionChanged. - In the event handler method, create an
if/else
statement for theisConnected
argument. - When
isConnected
is true, subscribe to theLocationChanged
event onlsConnection.Service
using a named method named LocationChanged (which we will create later). - When
isConnected
is false, unsubscribe toLocationChanged
. - We can also visualize the service's start time when we connect. When
isConnected
is true, display the service'sStartTime
property using the startTextTextView
.
Visualize location data
Our final step is to visual the location data provided by the service. LocationActivity already has TextView
controls defined.
The LocationChanged
method receives a parameter of type LocationChangedEventArgs
named e by default.
e has a property of type Location
which contains the location data.
- Assign
e.Location
to a local variable named location. - Use the properties on
location
to assign theText
properties on each of:latText
(latitude)longText
(longitude)altText
(altitude)speedText
(speed)
- Start the application and navigate to the location screen.
Summary
In this exercise, you created a binder amd service connection to bind to a service. You then visualized data provided by the service.


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The CORINE Land Cover (CLC) inventory consists of 44 land cover and land use classes derived from a series of satellite missions since it was first established.
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Rack is a C++ based program for weather radar data processing. It supports quality control of measurement volumes, product generation and compositing, for example. The program works on command line; there is no graphical interface.
Three libraries are required:
Optionally:
In many systems the general libraries can be installed for example as follows:
The package has been developed with Eclipse IDE. Makefile and its components (*.d, and *.mk) generated by the IDE are stored in make.gtz.
Command:
After donwloading the code, move to rack/rack/ directory and:
./configure.sh
./build.sh
After successful build, the script will prompt for a directory for installing the binary.
If you encounter compilation problems after installing several versions, issue ./build.sh clean
and rerun ./build.sh
.
If hdf5 or sz libraries raise errors upon invocation of Rack, ensure that both libraries are available, for example with
Rack has been developed using Eclipse IDE, with the following settings.
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C++ compiler, include paths:
C++ linker, library paths:
C++ build, environment (variables)
C++ compiler, include paths:
C++ compiler, misc options:
C++ linker, misc options:
C++ linker, library search paths:
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In addition, a PDF manual may be shipped with this file, or can be generated with
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Mix all the ingredients together – using bowl and spoon, electric mixer or food processor as wished – until a golden dough begins to form a clump.
Turn it out onto a surface and knead for about 30 seconds until smooth, then divide into two.
Take the first half and, using your hands, roll it into a cylinder, as uniform as possible without stressing over it, about 3cm/1¼in diameter. Make sure the ends are flat, too, so that the cylinder resembles a roll of coins. Now wrap this up in a piece of cling film, twisting the cling film at the ends, like a Christmas cracker, and put the roll in the fridge, then proceed in the same way with the remaining half of the dough.
Preheat the oven to 180C/375F/Gas 4 while the dough rests in the fridge for about 45 minutes, by which time you should be able to cut them into thick slices easily; aim for about 1cm, think fat pound coins or similar.
Arrange on a baking sheet lined with baking parchment and put in the oven for 15-20 minutes, when they should be just beginning to turn a pale gold at the edges.
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In the above example, the get() method of the tensor was used to get values at a certain position. However, you might notice that the API of
the tensor interface appears to be quite sparse: It contains only the really necessary methods to access the data of the tensor.
The philosophy of the tensorics library in this context is, that all more complicated manipulations are done by the use of static utility methods.
This allows to easily extend the library by new functionality without breaking the core interfaces. Many of this utility methods are
implemented such, that they are starting points for fluent clauses, which allows a (hopefully) very expressive and intuitive usage.
The second reason for this decision is, that in this way it is possible to provide an API with the same syntax for other objects,
like numbers or tensor expressions (To be explained later ;-).
So, instead of the above example, which uses the get() method directly, it is equivalent to write:
double temperature = Tensorics.from(temperatures).get(City.NEW_YORK, Day.APRIL_1_2014);
Together, with static imports for the from() method and the enum constants, this reads even nicer as:
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Story: !kotta-kkoe, his brother, ostrich eggs and Korannas
!kotta-kkoe, his brother, ostrich eggs and Korannas
Title
!kotta-kkoe, his brother, ostrich eggs and Korannas
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Summary
The two brothers, of the Early Race, who collected ostrich eggs, and were chased by Koranna-Hottentots. By /han≠kass’o (L VIII.28. 8486-8506). A story of the Early Race about a man called !kotta-kkoe who always swallows the ostrich eggs he finds, instead of putting them away. !kotta-kkoe's younger brother is more sensible and puts away the eggs in his bag. They run away from some Korannas, but !kotta-kkoe's stomach tears open from the weight of the eggs and his entrails fall into the river. !kotta-kkoe calls out to the Korannas to stop trying to kill him, as he is already dying from the huge hole in his stomach. The Korannas go after the younger brother and !kotta-kkoe draws together the edges of his stomach with a Driedoorn branch and escapes with his brother.
Comments
1) 8485v: |han≠kass'o heard this story from his mother (|xabbi-an), 2) p.8486v: what people say when they look for ostrich eggs, 3) p.8489v: eating ostrich eggs, 4) p.8494v: (11 June 1879) what the |ku (or |kuken yauki) eats, 5) p.8498v: the people seek |kui (or gambro), 6) p.8500v: the |xam term for killing a thing which is wounded (making game 'lie down'), 7) p.8502v: on using a stick to draw together the edges of a wound; the Korannas' spear is called an assegai, 8) This story is found in Book VIII-28
Contributors
|han≠kass'o (Klein Jantje) (VIII)
Date
9 June 1879 (started)
Categories
History (Early Race), Relations with others
Keywords
Early Race (or First Bushmen) , Early Race (!kotta-kkoe, his brother, ostrich eggs and Korannas are all people of) , !kotta-kkoe (his brother, ostrich eggs and Korannas) , !kotta-kkoe (his escape from the Korannas) , !kotta-kkoe (his stomach makes a '!yok !yok' noise) , !kotta-kkoe (his stomach projects from the ostrich eggs) , !kotta-kkoe (is divided) , !kotta-kkoe (is not alive) , !kotta-kkoe (pretends to be dying) , !kotta-kkoe (has a hole in his stomach) , !kotta-kkoe (sharpens a Crieboom branch and closes up the skin of his stomach) , !kotta-kkoe (is a man of the Early Race) , !kotta-kkoe (swallows ostrich eggs) , !kotta-kkoe (tricks the Korannas) , !kotta-kkoe (he and his brother 'seeking go' for ostrich eggs) , ostrich eggs (and !kotta-kkoe, his brother and Korannas) , ostrich eggs (make a '!yok !yok' noise in !kotta-kkoe's stomach) , ostrich eggs (making soup from) , ostrich eggs (!kotta-kkoe's brother drinks them in soup) , ostrich eggs (drinking them using a gemsbok tail brush) , ostrich eggs (stood visible in !kotta-kkoe's stomach) , ostrich eggs (people 'seeking go') , ostrich eggs (collected by !kotta-kkoe and his brother) , ostrich eggs (swallowed whole by !kotta-kkoe) , ostrich eggs (fall out of !kotta-kkoe's torn stomach) , Korannas (!kotta-kkoe, his brother, ostrich eggs and) , Korannas (!kotta-kkoe escapes from) , Korannas (people fear) , Korannas (chase !kotta-kkoe and his brother) , Korannas (at the time of the Early Race) , Korannas (who are deceived by !kotta-kkoe) , Korannas (carry assegais) , weapons (carried by Korannas) , weapons (!kotta-kkoe, his brother, ostrich eggs and Korannas) , weapons (Korannas carry assegais) , food (eating ostrich eggs) , food (making soup out of ostrich eggs) , food (drinking ostrich eggs using a gemsbok tail brush) , food (!kotta-kkoe, his brother, ostrich eggs and Korannas)
Story Pages
8486-8506


Portfolio Theory or Risk/Return Relationships
In this section we will four three chapters to the relationship between risk and return, or what I think of as a simplified introduction to Modern Portfolio Theory. As with volatility/risk, we will not delve deep into the theory of these concepts but instead will focus on readable, reproducible workflows using different R objects and packages.
If you wish to delve further into these topics, have a look at BKM and Eric Zivot’s new book. Or, go back to the source and fire up Harry Markowitz’s 1959 monograph, William Sharpe’s paper title “” , Sortino’s original paper " and William Sharpe’s “”.
Up until now, we have been looking at returns in isolation and risk in isolation, without regard to how the two are related. This section will focus on their relationship, how to measure it, how to think about, how to visualize it.
First, we will discuss the Sharpe Ratio and the Sortion Ratio, two measures of the return/risk ratio of a portfolio.
Then, we will look at the Capital Asset Pricing Model and specifically how to calculate the market beta for our assets and portfolio. This will be an introduction to simple linear regression as well.
We will conclude with an exploration of the Fama French factor model and an introduction to multiple linear regressoin.
The world of portfolio theory is vast and far reaching and we are focusing on four small corners of that world, but Sharpe and Sortino are important ratio and CAPM-FF are iconic. We are focusing on the foundational but hopefully it lays the ground work for more complex work in your future.


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AL FIRDAUS CUP
FUTSAL COMPETITION
is a futsal competition event inter-school in Surakarta. In every year, ACFC is held at December in two places. The first place is to qualification period in Solo Sehat, Solo Baru. The second place is to knouckout period in Sritex Arena. In the first event, 2010, 20 team join in this competition. And the second event, quota of team is fullfilled, 32 team.


§236E-8 Tax imposed; credit for tax paid other state. (a) A state estate tax return shall be filed in the case of every decedent whose estate is required by the laws of the United States to file a federal estate tax return. This section shall apply to a decedent who, at the time of death was:
(1) A resident of the State; or
(2) A nonresident of the State whose gross estate includes any real property situated in the State or tangible personal property having a situs in the State. Where the decedent is the sole owner of a single member limited liability company that has not elected to be taxed as a corporation, the single member limited liability company shall be disregarded for purposes of this chapter and this chapter shall be applied as if the sole member is the owner of the property.
(b) With respect to the estates of decedents dying after January 25, 2012, the tax based on the Hawaii net taxable estate shall be as provided in the following schedule:
If the Hawaii net taxable
estate is: The tax shall be:
$1,000,000 or less 10.0% of the Hawaii net
taxable estate
Over $1,000,000 but $100,000 plus 11.0% of the
not over $2,000,000 amount by which the Hawaii
net taxable estate
exceeds $1,000,000
Over $2,000,000 but $210,000 plus 12% of the
not over $3,000,000 amount by which the Hawaii
net taxable estate
exceeds $2,000,000
Over $3,000,000 but $330,000 plus 13% of the
not over $4,000,000 amount by which the Hawaii
net taxable estate
exceeds $3,000,000
Over $4,000,000 but $460,000 plus 14% of the
not over $5,000,000 amount by which the Hawaii
net taxable estate
exceeds $4,000,000
Over $5,000,000 $600,000 plus 15.7% of the
amount by which the Hawaii
net taxable estate
exceeds $5,000,000.
(c) If any property of a resident is subject to a death tax imposed by another state and if the tax imposed by the other state is not qualified by a reciprocal provision allowing the property to be taxed in the state of the decedent's domicile, the amount of the tax due under this section shall be credited with the lesser of:
(1) The amount of the death tax actually paid to the other state; or
(2) An amount computed by multiplying the Hawaii estate tax by a fraction, the numerator of which is the value of the property subject to the death tax imposed by the other state, and the denominator of which is the total value of the decedent's gross estate.
(d) Except as otherwise expressly provided, for purposes of this chapter, the gross value of transferred property shall be its value as finally determined for purposes of the federal transfer tax. [L 2012, c 220, pt of §1; am L 2017, c 156, §1]
Note
The 2017 amendment applies to decedents dying or taxable transfers occurring after December 31, 2016. L 2017, c 156, §3.


Vision Portfolio Management Application Layer: Application
| Headstart Applications
|
Application: AccountProfile
Summary:
The AccountProfile application is used to provide summary information
about an account with links to more in depth information. The summary includes
basic information about the account, a list of its largest holdings, and
a summary of its holdings history.
Inputs:
| Position |
Form Id |
Description |
| 1 |
id |
Id of the account |
Analysis:
-
The id must reference an existing Account instance. If it
does not, a directory of all accounts is displayed, with the option to sort the list by account ID or account name.
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The display includes four sections:
-
1. Basics - basic information about the account
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2. Top 5 Equity Holdings - security name, shares, market value, and percentage
for the largest five equity holdings in the account
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3. Recent Holdings History - dates of the last five holdings updates and
the market value and cash for each date
-
4. Membership Information - for Portfolios, this section displays all the
aggregates that include the portfolio ; for AggAccounts, this section displays
the portfolios currently comprising the aggregate ; for IndexAccounts,
this section displays the history membership definition rules; for CompositeAccounts,
this section displays the accounts currently comprising the composite and
their weights in the composite
Key Data Feeds:
Related Reports:
Sample Usage:
Interface ApplicationWS runWith: "AccountProfile", "102" ;
Sample Input:
Sample Output:
Portfolio Profile
For: Insyte Test 102
Data As Of: 1/15/1999
--- Currency: United States Dollar
| ---
Basics --- |
| Id: |
102 |
| Type: |
Portfolio |
| Currency: |
USD |
| Total
Holdings: |
57 |
| EffectiveDate: |
1/13/1999 |
| Mkt
Value: |
17,912,721.43 |
| Equity: |
17,767,241.66 |
| Fixed: |
0.00 |
| Cash: |
145,479.77 |
| ---
Top 5 Equity Holdings --- |
| Id |
Name |
Shares |
Mkt
Val |
Pct
of Port |
| AOL |
AMERICA
ONLINE INC DEL C |
7,600 |
1,107,700 |
6.18 % |
| INTC |
INTEL
CORP COM |
7,200 |
1,000,800 |
5.59 % |
| DELL |
DELL
COMPUTER CORP COM |
11,400 |
904,162 |
5.05 % |
| MSFT |
MICROSOFT
CORP COM |
6,100 |
877,256 |
4.90 % |
| SGP |
SCHERING
PLOUGH CORP COM |
13,900 |
710,638 |
3.97 % |
| ---
Recent Holdings History --- |
| Date |
Count |
Total
MVal |
Total
Cash |
| 01/13/99 |
57 |
17,912,721 |
145,480 |
| 01/12/99 |
57 |
18,048,991 |
145,480 |
| 12/31/98 |
57 |
18,029,847 |
136,612 |
| 12/03/98 |
58 |
16,184,157 |
157,837 |
| 12/02/98 |
58 |
16,492,106 |
157,837 |
| ...
more |
|
|
|
| ---
AggAccount Participation --- |
| Id |
Name |
| 99 |
Agg
99 |
| Copyright © 1999 Innovative Systems Techniques, Inc.
| Updated January 28, 1999
|