Before Change
Args:
runner: current runner
lr, momentum = self._scheduler_step(scheduler=self._scheduler)
if self.scheduler_key is not None:
runner.batch_metrics[f"lr/{self.scheduler_key}"] = lr
if momentum is not None:
runner.batch_metrics[
f"momentum/{self.scheduler_key}"
] = momentum
else:
runner.batch_metrics["lr"] = lr
if momentum is not None:
runner.batch_metrics["momentum"] = momentum
def step_epoch(self, runner: "IRunner") -> None:
Update momentum in runner.
Args:
After Change
Args:
runner: current runner
lr_list, momentum_list = self._scheduler_step(
scheduler=self._scheduler
)
self._update_lr_and_momentum_in_metrics_dict(
runner.batch_metrics, lr_list, momentum_list
)
def step_epoch(self, runner: "IRunner") -> None:
Perform scheduler step and update epoch metrics


10 Things I Hate About You **1/2
rated PG-13 starring Heath Ledger, Julia Stiles, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Larisa Oleynik, David Krumholtz, Andrew Keegan, Larry Miller written by Karen McCullah Lutz and Kirsten Smith based on the play "The Taming of the Shrew" by William Shakespeare directed by Gil Junger
In the wake of SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE's recent Oscar winnings, there seems to be no better time to release a modern Shakespeare adaptation.  As we find out early in the film, the shrew, Kat Stratford(the Shakespeare references don't end there), is most often referred to as "heinous bitch". Kat(Julia Stiles) is a very pretty girl, but a very tempestuous one. To her, being nice is too normal, and she wants to do whatever is unexpected. her sister Bianca(Larisa Oleynik), on the other hand, is the most popular and gorgeous girl in school. But the sisters are untouchable because their father(Larry Miller), who fears pregnancy, will not let them date till college. But then, he decides on a better idea. Bianca can't date until Kat dates.  But there is also the new kid Cameron(Joseph Gordon-Levitt), who feels genuine infatuation for Bianca, and will do anything to be near her.
The relationship between Kat and Patrick is basically the staple of the movie, and for the most part, it works out rather nicely.  There are moments in the film in which you'll say out loud "Why would anyone ever do that?" This film is basically nothing more than an insignificant entry into the way-too-crowded teen movie genre, but it's actually pretty fun for the most part, and should make most teens happy. Julia Stiles(T.V's "The 60's") shows a lot of potential while playing the part of Kat, and it's no surprise that she has a crowded schedule to round out '99, including a couple more Shakespeare adaptations. 10 THINGS I HATE ABOUT YOU is dumb for the most part(especially when it blatantly rips off CAN'T HARDLY WAIT), and it is no excuse to not read Shakespeare, but it does deserve some credit for being entertaining.
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CSS3 Implementation of the NYCT Subway Route Symbols
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Left-aligned heading, two lines cleanly wrap.
Text is floated to the right.
Small heading with lines appearing in advisory text.
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| Pool address | teracycle.net:3333 |
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| Connected since | 2017-07-04 15:17:24 |
| Pool ping time | 200 ms |
| Date | Error |
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| 2017-07-03 21:59:15 | CALL error: Timeout while waiting for a reply |
| 2017-07-03 22:01:32 | CONNECT error: Connection timed out |
| 2017-07-04 15:17:14 | RECEIVE error: socket closed |


CommandButton
CommandButton is an action component to process forms and invoke listeners remotely.
Basic
Icons
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Raised Buttons
Rounded Buttons
Text Buttons
Raised Text Buttons
Outlined Buttons
Rounded Icon Buttons
Rounded Text Icon Buttons
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Coinvoy API makes it possible to accept payments and/or donations, establish escrows and create invoices in bitcoin.
Coinvoy API is simply designed to serve developers' and merchants' online payment needs, making it much easier to create a shop - even a marketplace with integrated escrow service.
We are now in our BETA stage and this means that we are ever more glad to receive your feedback. Feel free to contact us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>See complete API Documentation for further information.
See client libraries in order to use API comfortably.
Check out examples to see how easy it actually is.
//example in PHP
require_once('./coinvoy.php');
$cv = new Coinvoy();
/* mandatory parameters */
$amount = 0.1;
$currency = "BTC";
// $amount = 13;
// $currency = "USD";
$address = "19tsNebvakhmiYnNtYYPamTVRJW1fkEyXf"; // your receiving address
/* optional parameters */
$options = array(
'orderID' => 'item_101',
'secret' => 'random string for each request',
'callback' => 'https://yoursite.com/ipn', // your ipn url
'description' => 'best product in known universe'
);
$button = $cv->button($amount, $currency, $address, $options);
echo $button->html; // displays button in iframe
//example in PHP
require_once('./coinvoy.php');
$cv = new Coinvoy();
/* mandatory parameters */
$address = "19tsNebvakhmiYnNtYYPamTVRJW1fkEyXf"; // your donation receiving address
/* optional parameters */
$options = array(
'secret' => 'random string for each request',
'callback' => 'https://yoursite.com/ipn', // your ipn url
'description' => 'Thank you for donating!',
'company' => 'Wikipedia'
);
$button = $cv->donation($address, $options);
echo $button->html; // displays button in
Here is the complete documentation to Coinvoy's functions where it is possible to:
Create a payment or an escrow with an invoice
Create a secure button for payment
Create a donation button
Create & display a payment from a given hash
Release an escrow
Cancel an escrow
Get status of a payment
Get invoice information
All parameters should be provided as a JSON object in post body except button view.
//example in PHP
include_once('./coinvoy.php');
$cv = new Coinvoy();
/* mandatory parameters */
$amount = 0.1;
$currency = "BTC";
// $amount = 13;
// $currency = "USD";
$address = "19tsNebvakhmiYnNtYYPamTVRJW1fkEyXf"; // your receiving address
/* optional parameters */
$options = array(
'orderID' => 'item_101',
'secret' => 'random string for each request',
'callback' => 'https://yoursite.com/ipn', // your ipn url
'description' => 'best product in known universe'
);
$payment = $cv->payment($amount, $currency, $address, $options);
echo $payment->html; #default payment display
# or customize using payment url
echo "<iframe src='".$payment->url."'><iframe>";
# or going further
echo "Payments to ".$payment->address;
$status = $cv->status($payment->id);
from coinvoy import Coinvoy
coinvoy = Coinvoy()
## mandatory parameters ##
amount = 0.1
currency = "BTC"
# amount = 13
# currency = "USD"
address = "19tsNebvakhmiYnNtYYPamTVRJW1fkEyXf" # your receiving address
## optional parameters ##
options = {
'orderID' : 'item_101',
'secret' : 'random string for each request',
'callback' : 'https://yoursite.com/ipn', // your ipn url
'description' : 'best product in known universe'
}
#create invoice
payment = coinvoy.payment(amount, currency, address, options);
print(payment)
var Coinvoy = require('./coinvoy.js').Coinvoy;
var coinvoy = new Coinvoy();
/* mandatory parameters */
var amount = 0.1
var currency = "BTC"
// var amount = 13
// var currency = "USD"
var address = "19tsNebvakhmiYnNtYYPamTVRJW1fkEyXf" // your receiving address
/* optional parameters */
var options = {
orderID : 'item_101',
secret : 'random string for each request',
callback : 'https://yoursite.com/ipn', // your ipn url
description : 'best product in known universe'
}
coinvoy.payment(amount, currency, address, function(payment) {
console.log(payment);
}, options);
//example in PHP
//yourwebsite/ipn.php
include_once('./coinvoy.php');
$cv = new Coinvoy();
$secret = "secret used to create payment";
$params = json_decode(file_get_contents('php://input'), true);
// Validate notification
if (!$cv->validateNotification($params['hash'], $params['invoiceID'], $params['orderID'], $secret)) {
echo "Invalid";
return false;
} else {
//process payment using $status
}
# include Coinvoy class
from coinvoy import Coinvoy
coinvoy = Coinvoy()
secret = "secret used to create payment"
# params = json.loads(request.body) # django
params = cherrypy.request.json # cherrypy
// Validate notification
if not coinvoy.validateNotification(params['hash'], params['invoiceID'], params['orderID'], secret):
print("Invalid")
return False;
else:
# process payment using coinvoy.status()
// yourwebsite/ipn
var Coinvoy = require('./coinvoy.js').Coinvoy;
var coinvoy = new Coinvoy();
var secret = "secret used to create payment"
var params = req.body; // parameters from post body
// Validate notification
if (!coinvoy.validateNotification(params['hash'], params['invoiceID'], params['orderID'], secret, function (result) {
if (!result.success) {
console.log('Invalid');
return false;
}
// process payment using coinvoy.status()
});


Caitlyn Jenner risks Kim Kardashian's wrath by giving away secret from her youth
I'm A Celebrity star Caitlyn Jenner discussed step daughter Kim Kardashian's first business and how Kanye West treated her during an insightful chat with Adele Roberts
by Irishmirror.ieCaitlyn Jenner has risked the wrath of the Kardashian clan by revealing some of their secrets on I'm A Celebrity.
The reality TV star has started to open up on the famous family during an insightful chat with Adele Roberts.
And some viewers joked that Kris Jenner, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West would be watching intently at home.
Caitlyn discussed step daughter Kim's first business, revealing she never went to college, and how Kanye treated her.
She told Adele: "Kimberly never went to college. The minute she left high school she started businesses. She had her first business out of the closet."
"Kimberly would go into the ladies' closets. Some of these are like 2,000 square feet - they're huge. Beverly Hills ladies.
"They figure out what they want to get rid of and Kimberley has an Ebay sight.. Kimberly sells them for them and gets 30% commission."
Adele then asked whether Caitlyn helped Kanye when he moved from music to fashion.
Cailtyn said: "I like Kanye. Kanye was very, very good to me."
The former Keeping Up With The Kardashians star then took time in the Bush Telegraph to reflect on the chat.
Caitlyn said: "I like Adele. She is quietly a very smart person."
I'm A Celebrity viewers can't wait for Caitlyn to spill more tea on the Kardashian clan.
Taking to Twitter , one fan said: "Kris getting mad because caitlyn is revealing all kim’s secrets"
"@kanyewest and @KimKardashian probably sat down right now watching," added another.

This isn't the first time that Caitlyn has mentioned her family in the jungle.
Emotional Caitlyn admitted she was missing her children and grandchildren, who are part of the famous Kardashian and Jenner clans, during an early morning cry.
In the Bush Telegraph, she said: "Being the first night in the Jungle my head was spinning. I’m kinda trying to figure out if I’m doing the right thing.
"I’m 70 years old now and is being in here the right way to use my time. Should I be home with my kids, playing with the grandchildren.
"I’ve never quit at anything I’ve ever done and I’m thinking maybe it’s time I learned how to do that."
* I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! airs on ITV at 9pm


This package contains Bee tasks to build Python projects and templates to quickly start new ones. Please see User Guide section for more details.
To install:
sudo gem install bee_python
To start a new Python project:
bee -t python.project
Enjoy!


flash.text.Font
- type
- class
- subclasses
- flixel.system._FlxAssets.FontDebugger, flixel.system._FlxAssets.FontDefault
The Font class is used to manage embedded fonts in SWF files. Embedded
fonts are represented as a subclass of the Font class. The Font class is
currently useful only to find out information about embedded fonts; you
cannot alter a font by using this class. You cannot use the Font class to
load external fonts, or to create an instance of a Font object by itself.
Use the Font class as an abstract base class.
Static Methods
- parameters
enumerateDeviceFonts
Indicates whether you want to limit the list to only the currently available embedded fonts. If this is set to true
then a list of all fonts, both device fonts and embedded fonts, is returned. If this is set to false
then only a list of embedded fonts is returned.
- returns
- A list of available fonts as an array of Font objects.
Instance Methods
- parameters
str
The string to test against the current font.
- returns
- A value of
true
if the specified string can be fully displayed using this font.


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A C++ library for handling JSON.
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Base class for all exceptions thrown by the library. More...
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| exception_type | get_type () const noexcept |
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Base class for all exceptions thrown by the library.
Base class for all exceptions thrown by the library. All exeption types are defined here but subclasses are defined to provide specialised error message and extra parameters (e.g. the byte index where a JSON parsing error occured). For code that doesn't need to know anything about the specific exception and just wants to log an error message before exiting or continuing, catch exceptions of this class and call what() to get some human readable English text.
Definition at line 46 of file json_exception.hpp.
The type of the exception. It's a bit clunky but this also includes all the types for derived classes. That keeps the amount of code to a minimum and provides a single place to look up exception types. This exception class is really not intended to be subclassed outside of the library so that's not so bad.
Definition at line 60 of file json_exception.hpp.
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Constructor when the error is a type related problem involving two objects.
Definition at line 87 of file json_exception.cpp.
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Get the type of the exception. More details can be obtained for some sub-class exception types by calling methods specific to them.
Definition at line 107 of file json_exception.cpp.
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Get a human readable English error message that can be used for logging or debugging purposes.
Definition at line 102 of file json_exception.cpp.
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Error message. Held this way so as to allow the what() method to be declared noexcept.
Definition at line 183 of file json_exception.hpp.
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Specific type of the exception. Note that derived classes use this one too and don't define their own types.
Definition at line 189 of file json_exception.hpp.


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class: center, middle, inverse, title-slide # Lecture 19 ## Introduction to Machine Learning ### Tyler Ransom ### ECON 5253, University of Oklahoma --- # Plan for the day - Machine learning vs. artificial intelligence - Machine learning vs. econometrics - Bias-variance tradeoff --- # What is machine learning (ML)? .hi[ML:] Allowing computers to learn for themselves without being explicitly programmed * .hi[USPS:] Computers read handwritten addresses and sort mail accordingly * .hi[Google:] AlphaGo, AlphaZero (computers that are world-class chess, go players) * .hi[Apple/Amazon/Microsoft:] Siri, Alexa, Cortana voice assistants understand speech * .hi[Facebook:] automatically finds and tags faces in a photo In each of the above examples, the machine is "learning" to do something only humans had previously been able to do Put differently, the machine was not programmed to read numbers or recognize voices -- it was given a bunch of examples of numbers and human voices and came up with a way to predict what's a number or a voice and what isn't --- # What is artificial intelligence (AI)? .hi[AI:] Constructing machines (robots, computers) to think and act like human beings Thus, machine learning is a (large) subset of AI --- # Machine learning's role in data science * In data science, machine learning closely resembles statistics * Why? Because a lot of data science is about finding "insights" or "policies" in your data that can be used to increase profits or improve quality of life in some other dimension * Finding "insights" is about finding correlative and causal relationships among variables * Statistics is the science that has the vast majority of these tools --- # Machine learning vs. econometrics * .hi[Machine Learning] is all about maximizing out-of-sample prediction * .hi[Econometrics] is all about understanding the causal relationship between a policy variable `\(x\)` and an outcome `\(y\)` * .hi[Machine Learning] is all about finding `\(\hat{y}\)` * .hi[Econometrics] is all about finding `\(\hat{\beta}\)` --- # The fundamental objective of Machine Learning The fundamental objective is to maximize out-of-sample fit * But how is this possible given that -- by definition -- we don't see what's not in our sample? * The solution is to choose functions that predict well in-sample, but penalize them from being too complex * .hi[Regularization] is the tool by which in-sample fit is penalized, i.e. regularization prevents overly complex functions from being chosen by the algorithm * .hi[Overfitting] is when we put too much emphasis on in-sample fit, leading us to make poor out-of-sample fit --- # Elements of Machine Learning 1. Loss function (this is how one measures how well a particular algorithm predicts in- or out-of-sample) 2. Algorithm (a way to generate prediction rules in-sample that can generate to out-of-sample) 3. Training data (the sample on which the algorithm estimates) 4. Validation data (the sample on which algorithm tuning occurs) 5. Test data (the "out-of-sample" data which is used to measure predictive power on unseen cases) The algorithm typically comes with .hi[tuning parameters] which are ways to regularize the in-sample fit .hi[Cross-validation] is how tuning parameters are chosen --- # Example * Suppose you want to predict housing prices (this is the "hello world" of machine learning) * You have a large number of relevant variables * What would you do? * You would want to have a model that can detect non-linear relationships (like the USPS handwriting reader) * You would also want to have a model that you can tractably estimate * And a model that will predict well out-of-sample --- # Option 1: separate dummies for every house * In this scenario, you run `lm(log(price) ~ as.factor(houseID))` * What you get is a separate price prediction for every single house * But what to do when given a new house that's not in the sample? * Which house in the sample is the one you should use for prediction? * The resulting prediction will have horrible out-of-sample fit, even though it has perfect in-sample fit * This is a classic case of .hi[overfitting] * We say that this prediciton has .hi[high variance] (i.e. the algorithm thinks random noise is something that is important to the model) --- # Option 2: house price a linear function of sq footage * In this scenario, you simply run `lm(log(price) ~ sqft)` * When given a new house with a given square footage, you will only look at the square footage to predict the price of the new house * This algorithm will result in .hi[underfitting] because the functional form and features it uses for prediction are too simplistic * We say that this prediction has .hi[high bias] (i.e. the algorithm does not think enough variation is important to the model) --- # Bias-variance tradeoff The .hi[bias-variance tradeoff] refers to the fact that we need to find a model that is complex enough to generalize to new datasets, but is simple enough that it doesn't "hallucinate" random noise as being important The way to optimally trade off bias and variance is via .hi[regularization] --- # Visualizing the bias-variance tradeoff The following graphic from p. 194 of Hastie, Tsibshirani, and Friedman's *Elements of Statistical Learning* illustrates this tradeoff: .center[  ] --- # Regularization methods - Regression models (OLS or logistic) * L0 (Subset selection): penalize objective function by sum of the parameters `\(\neq 0\)` * L1 (LASSO): penalize objective function by sum of absolute value of parameters * L2 (Ridge): penalize objective function by sum of square of parameters * Elastic net: penalize by a weighted sum of L1 and L2 - Tree models * Depth, number of leaves, minimal leaf size, other criteria - Random forests * Number of trees, complexity of each tree, other criteria --- # Regularization methods (cont'd) - Nearest neighbors * Number of neighbors - Neural networks * Number of layers, number of neurons per layer, connectivity between neurons - Support Vector Machine * L1/L2 regularization - Naive bayes * Naturally geared towards not overfitting, but can be regularized with iterative variable selection algorithms (similar to stepwise/stagewise regression) --- # Visualization of different predictors The following graphic shows a visualization of different classification algorithms, across two features (call them X and Y). Note the stark differences in the prediction regions. .center[  ] Source: [this tweet](https://twitter.com/rasbt/status/974115063308091392?s=12) --- # Combined predictors Often you can get a better prediction by combining multiple sets of prediction. We call these .hi[combined predictors]. You can think of the combined predictor as a "committee of experts." Each "expert" votes on the outcome and votes are aggregated in such a way that the resulting prediction ends up being better than any individual component prediction. 3 types of combined predictors (cf. Mullainathan & Spiess, 2017): 1. Bagging (unweighted average of predictors from bootstrap draws) 1. Boosting (linear combination of predictions of a residual) 1. Ensemble (weighted combination of different predictors) Combined predictors are regularized in the number of draws, number of iterations, or structure of the weights --- # Visualization of combined predictors The following graphic shows a similar visualization as above, but now incorporates an ensemble prediction region. This provides some solid intuition for why ensemble predictors usually perform better than the predictions from any one algorithm. .center[  ] Source: [The `mlxtend` GitHub repository](https://github.com/rasbt/mlxtend) --- # Measuring prediction accuracy How do we measure prediction accuracy? It depends on if our target variable is continuous or categorical --- # Measuring prediction accuracy when `\(y\)` is continuous `\begin{align*} \text{Mean Squared Error (MSE)} &= \frac{1}{N}\sum_i (y_i - \hat{y}_i)^2 \\ \text{Root Mean Squared Error (RMSE)} &= \sqrt{\frac{1}{N}\sum_i (y_i - \hat{y}_i)^2} \\ \text{Mean Absolute Error (MAE)} &= \frac{1}{N}\sum_i \left|y_i - \hat{y}_i\right| \end{align*}` where `\(N\)` is the sample size --- # Measuring prediction accuracy when `\(y\)` is binary The .hi[confusion matrix] which compares how often `\(y\)` and `\(\hat{y}\)` agree with each other (i.e. for what fraction of cases `\(\hat{y} = 0\)` when `\(y = 0\)`) Example confusion matrix | | `\(\hat{y}\)` | | |--|--|--| | `\(y\)` | 0 | 1 | | 0 | True negative | False positive | | 1 | False negative | True positive | --- # Using the confusion matrix The three most commonly used quantities that are computed from the confusion matrix are: 1. .hi[sensitivity (aka recall):] what fraction of `\(y = 1\)` have `\(\hat{y} = 1\)` ? (What is the true positive rate?) 2. .hi[specificity:] what fraction of `\(y = 0\)` have `\(\hat{y} = 0\)` ? (What is the true negative rate?) 3. .hi[precision:] what fraction of `\(\hat{y} = 1\)` have `\(y = 1\)` ? (What is the rate at which positive predictions are true?) The goal is to trade off Type I and Type II errors in classification --- # F1 score The .hi[F1 score] is the most common way to quantify the tradeoff between Type I and Type II errors `\begin{align*} F1 &= \frac{2}{\frac{1}{\text{recall}} + \frac{1}{\text{precision}}} \end{align*}` - `\(F1 \in [0,1]\)` with 1 being best - It is the harmonic mean of recall and precision - There are a bunch of other quantities that one could compute from the confusion matrix, but we won't cover any of those --- # Why use the confusion matrix? When assessing the predictive accuracy of a classification problem, we want to make sure that we can't "game" the accuracy measure by always predicting "negative" (or always predicting "positive"). This is critical for cases like classifying emails as "spam" or "ham" because of the relative paucity of "spam" messages. In other words, if spam messages are only 1% of all messages seen, we don't want to be able to always predict "ham" and have that be a better measure of accuracy than actually trying to pin down the 1% of spam messages. The F1 measure attempts to quantify the tradeoff between Type I and Type II errors (false negatives and false positives) that would be rampant if we were to always predict "ham" in the email example. --- # Cross validation How do we decide what level of complexity our algorithm should be, especially when we can't see out-of-sample? The answer is we choose values of the .hi[tuning parameters] that maximize out-of-sample prediction for example: - the `\(\lambda\)` that comes in front of L1, L2, and elastic net regularization - the maximum depth of the tree or the min. number of observations within each leaf - etc. --- # Splitting the sample To peform cross-validation, one needs to split the sample. There are differing opinions: Camp A ("Holdout") 1. Training data (~70%) 1. Test ("holdout") data (~30%) Camp B ("Cross-validation") 1. Training data (~60%) 1. Validation data (~20%) 1. 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Shirley Ballas on 'emotional' week after breast reduction and Strictly return
Shirley Ballas has said it has been an “emotional” week after having her breast implants removed, and that she was in pain while filming Strictly Come Dancing at the weekend.
The TV judge took part in Saturday’s live show just four days after going under the knife.
She said she decided to go back to work right away because she had made a commitment to the programme.
Ballas, 59, told ITV’s Lorraine that, while she is in pain – and was during the live broadcast at the weekend – she is doing well, adding: “It’s definitely been an emotional week for sure.”
On not missing the show following the surgery, she said: “I made a commitment to the show and I wanted to see it through. I made a decision to put them in (the implants) and I made the decision to take them out.”
Ballas said it was painful, but that she “chose to take minimal painkillers”.
“Every day it will get better. About 6-8 weeks’ recuperation. I won’t (miss a show).”
During Saturday’s Strictly, head judge Ballas did not dance as she made her entrance, instead walking down the stairs holding on to the banister on her way to her seat.

Ballas recently expressed her regret over having breast implants as she warned other women to think twice before going under the knife.
She reportedly spent four-and-a-half hours on the operating table to have her breast augmentation reversed and a potentially dangerous capsule removed.
Ballas decided to revert back to her natural A cup because of health concerns and finally being able to accept her natural body after being told by a healthcare professional during a mammogram that they may not always be able to check for cancer behind the implants.
She told Lorraine: “I had them done 17 years ago… (if I could) go back, I would never have done it. I did not do enough research… really do study the whole procedure. It is not how it seems to be.”
Remarking on how she feels now, she added: “I do feel more like myself. I’m still getting used to it – all the clothes are a little bit different now.
“It was a DD, now it’s an A/B, it’s quite a difference in bust size. Before they were heavy, they were weighted, there was cancer in my family, I was concerned about that.”


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Philosophical Issues: Erasmus
dale
Spring 2021
Created: 2020-10-26 Mon 20:35
Humanity / Divinity of Christ
- John 1 (NRSV) 1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. 2 He was in the beginning with God. 3 All things came into being through him, and without him not one thing came into being. What has come into being 4 in him was life, …
- Matthew 13:55 Is not this the carpenter’s son? Is not his mother called Mary? And are not his brothers James and Joseph and Simon and Judas?
Reformers and …
- what is the role of free will?
- does justification happen instantaneously or gradually?
Spirit and Structure
- Romans 8:2 For the law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus has set you free from the law of sin and of death.
- Clearly structure of some kind was important to the New Testament church, Timothy relates the importortance of bishops, Luke/Acts emphasizes the importance of 12 Apostles.
Reformers and …
- is Spirit primary? or Scripture?
- If community is led by Spirit does it need to follow ordinary rules of society?
Reason and Revelation
- Romans 16:25 Now to God who is able to strengthen you according to my gospel and the proclamation of Jesus Christ, according to the revelation of the mystery that was kept secret for long ages
- Jesus himself was masterful in reasoning with religious leaders who sought to argue against him.
Reformers and …
- sola scritura vs. scripture and tradition
- is Scripture the only authority or the "highest" authority?
Works and Grace
- 2 Timothy 1:9 who saved us and called us with a holy calling, not according to our works but according to his own purpose and grace. This grace was given to us in Christ Jesus before the ages began,
- James epistle seems to praise good works
Reformers and …
- justification by grace alone, works are of no use
- gradual sanctification manifest through works
Church and State
- Romans 13 Let every person be subject to the governing authorities; for there is no authority except from God, and those authorities that exist have been instituted by God.
- Jesus was executed because he didn't obey authorities.
Reformers and …
- Luther essentially conservative with regard to civil authorities
- others understood the Reform agenda to be revolutionary
- pacifism of Mennonites
Reading from Michener's The Source
Illustrating the wider context of this period.

- (recognizing that scriptural passages can be found to seem to support opposites perspectives)
- outward signs (vestments etc.) "profit nothing"
- "One thing, and one alone, is necessary for life, justification, and Christian liberty; and that is the most holy word of God, the Gospel of Christ."
- this faith can reign only in the inward man
- every Christian by faith if "lord of all things" but in "corporeal power" he is subject to the earthly powers
- the "outward man" … must not take his ease; … exercise, fastings, etc.
- enormous folly … when a man seeks, without faith, to be justified and saved by works…
- ceremonies are but "preparations for building or working" to be "laid aside."
- "Thus, too, we do not contemn works and ceremonies – nay, we set the highest value on them; but …"
Excerpts from presentations
- One of the major things I learned while reading this chapter is that Luther was resposible for many of the critical changes in the church. Specifically, his emphasis on faith. Luther stressed the fact that faith because of the many instances of corruption in the Catholic church.
- The debate over the Spirit or Holy Spirit was really interesting to me. Andreas Bodenstein von Carlstadt, a colleague of Luther, "thought that the voice of the Holy Spirit could speak directly to any Christian" (p. 158), in which Luther thought this was not a good idea, since Luther believed that Scripture was more important.
- Thomas Muntzer also believed that the Spirit was more important than Scriptures, claiming that "the Spirit could speak even to those who lacked the education needed for biblical scholarship" (p. 158).
- I found it surprising how discouraging Luther was towards political rebellion. I mean, I disagree with his ideals of people living for simplicity of the common good. If there is not change present, then corruption continues. I would think Luther would want reformation of the corruption of the church intertwined with the political system.
- It wasn't as surprising as it was interesting to discover the origin of Mennonites (or the Amish as I thought). It is weird to think that something as simple as adult baptism really separated Christians. I could really see the importance of scripture as the highest authority because people have their own views on how to interpret scripture. Luther seemed as if he wanted to take it literally, but he holds many contradictions to this. "
- Luther addresses in the excerpt that everyone has a priesthood but not everyone can perform ceromonies Are the ceromonies he is speaking of sacraments, like baptism and communion? If so, what does he mean by that?
- Being saved by faith alone surprised me because I was taught that faith means: "a strong belief in God or in the doctrines of a religion, based on spiritual apprehension rather than proof." And my youth pastor used to say that he has no faith the bible is real, he knows it.
- Luther did not expect his beliefs about the authority of scripture to be viewed as rebellious and heretical! It was also viewed as quite shocking that he got married.
- Humanists were mentioned in this chapter, but I struggled to fully comprehend what they believed and how it differed from the Orthodox Church (as well as Luther's teachings).
- Luther changed the entire christian theology by standing his ground and calling out the wrong doings of the church. I also found it important when Luther stated that even without the bible one can come to know Christianity on a spiritual level just as those who wrote the bible did before them.
- If a person does not know God and is of a certain age we consider them to be saved still if they die young. This theory of Luthers would imply that anyone can know God without proper exposure and therefore could potentially distroy the original belief.
- Luther's revolution was accidental, – Grebel and friends rebaptism of one another after deciding that infant baptisms are invalid."
- I was surprised that such a thing as Christian mysticism exists. Eckhart's theory risked blurring the distinction between God and His creatures, so that humans could be considered divine through their connection with God. This reminded me of the Hindu philosophy that all individual souls are one united, divine being.
Erasmus
Several quotes to illustrate "Humanism"


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An abstraction of a byte array, with offset and size that does no copying of bytes unless asked to. sealed class ByteSequence : Comparable<ByteSequence> |
OpaqueBytes |
A simple class that wraps a byte array and makes the equals/hashCode/toString methods work as you actually expect. In an ideal JVM this would be a value type and be completely overhead free. Project Valhalla is adding such functionality to Java, but it won't arrive for a few years yet! open class OpaqueBytes : ByteSequence |
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Class is public for serialization purposes. class OpaqueBytesSubSequence : ByteSequence |
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When your address book will be full of entry, you will need to add a pagination on your API. As it is a common need, REST API Framework implement a very easy way of doing so.
Before you can play with the pagination process, you will need to create more data. You can create those records the way you want:
sqlite3 adress_book.db
INSERT INTO users VALUES ("Nick", "Furry", 6);
store = SQLiteDataStore({"name": "adress_book.db", "table": "users"}, UserModel)
store.create({"first_name": "Nick", "last_name": "Furry"})
curl -i -H "Content-type: application/json" -X POST -d '{"first_name": "Nick", "last_name": "Furry"}' http://localhost:5000/users/
each on of those methods have advantages and disavantages but they all make the work done. For this example, I propose to use the well know requests package with a script to create a bunch of random records:
For this to work you need to install resquests : http://docs.python-requests.org/en/latest/user/install/#install
import json
import requests
import random
import string
def get_random():
return ''.join(
random.choice(
string.ascii_letters) for x in range(
int(random.random() * 20)
)
)
for i in range(200):
requests.post("http://localhost:5000/users/", data=json.dumps({"first_name": get_random(), "last_name": get_random()}))
Now your datastore is filled with more than 200 records, it’s time to paginate. To do so import Pagination and change the controller part of your app.
from rest_api_framework.pagination import Pagination
class UserEndPoint(Controller):
ressource = {
"ressource_name": "users",
"ressource": {"name": "adress_book.db", "table": "users"},
"model": UserModel,
"datastore": SQLiteDataStore,
"options": {"validators": [UniqueTogether("first_name", "last_name")]}
}
controller = {
"list_verbs": ["GET", "POST"],
"unique_verbs": ["GET", "PUT", "DElETE"],
"options": {"pagination": Pagination(20)}
}
view = {"response_class": JsonResponse,
"options": {"formaters": ["add_ressource_uri", remove_id]}}
and try your new pagination:
curl -i "http://localhost:5000/users/"
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
Content-Type: application/json
Content-Length: 1811
Server: Werkzeug/0.8.3 Python/2.7.2
Date: Tue, 15 Oct 2013 11:32:55 GMT
{
"meta": {
"count": 20,
"filters": {},
"next": "?offset=20",
"offset": 0,
"previous": "null",
"total_count": 802
},
"object_list": [
{
"first_name": "Captain",
"last_name": "America",
"ressource_uri": "/users/1/"
},
{
"first_name": "Captain",
"last_name": "America",
"ressource_uri": "/users/3/"
},
{
"first_name": "John",
"last_name": "Doe",
"ressource_uri": "/users/4/"
},
{
"first_name": "arRFOSYZT",
"last_name": "",
"ressource_uri": "/users/5/"
},
{
"first_name": "iUJsYORMuYeMUDy",
"last_name": "TqFpmcBQD",
"ressource_uri": "/users/6/"
},
{
"first_name": "EU",
"last_name": "FMSAbcUJBSBDPaF",
"ressource_uri": "/users/7/"
},
{
"first_name": "mWAwamrMQARXW",
"last_name": "yMNpEnYOPzY",
"ressource_uri": "/users/8/"
},
{
"first_name": "y",
"last_name": "yNiKP",
"ressource_uri": "/users/9/"
},
{
"first_name": "s",
"last_name": "TRT",
"ressource_uri": "/users/10/"
},
{
"first_name": "",
"last_name": "zFUaBd",
"ressource_uri": "/users/11/"
},
{
"first_name": "WA",
"last_name": "priJ",
"ressource_uri": "/users/12/"
},
{
"first_name": "XvpLttDqFmR",
"last_name": "liU",
"ressource_uri": "/users/13/"
},
{
"first_name": "ZhJqTgYoEUzmcN",
"last_name": "KKDqHJwJMxPSaTX",
"ressource_uri": "/users/14/"
},
{
"first_name": "qvUxiKIATdKdkC",
"last_name": "wIVzfDlKCkjkHIaC",
"ressource_uri": "/users/15/"
},
{
"first_name": "YSSMHxdDQQsW",
"last_name": "UaKCKgKsgEe",
"ressource_uri": "/users/16/"
},
{
"first_name": "EKLFTPJLKDINZio",
"last_name": "nuilPTzHqattX",
"ressource_uri": "/users/17/"
},
{
"first_name": "SPcDBtmDIi",
"last_name": "MrytYqElXiIxA",
"ressource_uri": "/users/18/"
},
{
"first_name": "OHxNppXiYp",
"last_name": "AUvUXFRPICsJIB",
"ressource_uri": "/users/19/"
},
{
"first_name": "WBFGxnoe",
"last_name": "KG",
"ressource_uri": "/users/20/"
},
{
"first_name": "i",
"last_name": "ggLOcKPpMfgvVGtv",
"ressource_uri": "/users/21/"
}
]
}
Of course you get 20 records but the most usefull part is the meta key:
{"meta":
{"count": 20,
"total_count": 802,
"next": "?offset=20",
"filters": {},
"offset": 0,
"previous": "null"}
}
You can use the “next” key to retreive the 20 next rows:
curl -i "http://localhost:5000/users/?offset=20"
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
Content-Type: application/json
Content-Length: 1849
Server: Werkzeug/0.8.3 Python/2.7.2
Date: Tue, 15 Oct 2013 11:38:59 GMT
{"meta": {"count": 20, "total_count": 802, "next": "?offset=40",
"filters": {}, "offset": 20, "previous": "?offset=0"}, "object_list":
[<snip for readability>]}
Note
The count and offset keywords can be easily changed to match your needs. pagination class may take an offset_key and count_key parameters. So if you prefer to use first_id and limit, you can change your Paginator class to do so:
"options": {"pagination": Pagination(20,
offset_key="first_id",
count_key="limit")
Wich will results in the following:
curl -i "http://localhost:5000/users/"
{"meta": {"first_id": 0, "total_count": 802, "next": "?first_id=20",
"limit": 20, "filters": {}, "previous": "null"}, "object_list": [<snip
for readability>]
Pagination and filtering play nice together
curl -i "http://localhost:5000/users/?last_name=America"
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
Content-Type: application/json
Content-Length: 298
Server: Werkzeug/0.8.3 Python/2.7.2
Date: Tue, 15 Oct 2013 12:14:59 GMT
{"meta": {"count": 20,
"total_count": 2,
"next": "null",
"filters": {"last_name": "America"},
"offset": 0,
"previous": "null"},
"object_list": [
{"first_name": "Joe",
"last_name": "America",
"ressource_uri": "/users/1/"},
{"first_name": "Bob",
"last_name": "America",
"ressource_uri": "/users/3/"}
]
}


Angular 12+ UI common directives, functions, services
Demo
Object Documentation
Code Coverage Report
Unit Test Report
Acceptance Report
Article on Medium
$ npm install @ngui/common --save
import { NguiInviewModule, NguiListModule, NguiUtilsModule } from '@ngui/common';
@NgModule({
imports: [BrowserModule, FormsModule, NguiListModule, NguiInviewModule, NguiUtilsModule],
declarations: [AppComponent],
providers: [HTTP_PROVIDERS],
bootstrap: [ AppComponent ]
})
export class AppModule { }
<!-- the image is only displayed when "ngui-inview" is in viewport -->
<ngui-inview style="min-height: 300px">
<img *ngIf src="https://picsum.photos/800/300" height="33%">
</ngui-inview>
Handles lazy rendering of Angular components, which utilizes HTML5 IntersectionObserver.
For IE11 and Safari, please add polyfill for this module:<script src="https://polyfill.io/v2/polyfill.min.js?features=IntersectionObserver"></script>
Collection of basic utility functions
Handles list elements with highlight and keyboard/mouse interaction


Rocket = require 'rocket-engine'
rocket = new Rocket
# 1. define components as functions that assign values...
rocket.component 'position', (cmp, options) ->
cmp = {x: options.x ? 0, y: options.y ? 0}
# ...or as default value objects
rocket.component 'velocity', {x: 0, y: 0}
# 2. define systems that operate on keys with specific components
rocket.systemForEach 'move',
# required components for a key
['position', 'velocity'],
# function to call for each key that has all components
(rocket, key, position, velocity) ->
position.x += velocity.x
position.y += velocity.y
# 3. add keys that contain components
rocket.key {
spaceship : null # label, for filtering
velocity : null # use default component values
position : {x: WIDTH / 2, y: HEIGHT / 2}
}
Demos
© Gilad Gray, 2014


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java.lang.Object com.sap.conn.jco.JCo
public abstract class JCo
The main factory class of JCo. With the methods in this class it is possible to create the instances of JCo classes, e.g. the data containers such as implementations of JCoStructure, JCoTable or JCoParameterList. Further you can create instances of metadata for implementing your own repository if you need to do so.
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static void |
addTraceListener(JCoTraceListener listener)
Adds a trace listener, that receives all trace events of JCo |
static JCoAbapObject |
createAbapObject(JCoClassMetaData classMetaData,
java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> initialValues)
This is a constructor for an instance of an ABAP class. |
static JCoBackgroundUnitAttributes |
createBackgroundUnitAttributes()
Creates an empty instance of function/request unit attributes. |
static JCoClassMetaData |
createClassMetaData(JCoClassMetaData metaData)
Returns a newly created instance of JCoClassMetaData, which is initially a copy of the passed JCoClassMetaData. |
static JCoClassMetaData |
createClassMetaData(java.lang.String name)
Returns a newly created and empty instance of JCoClassMetaData with the passed initial capacity for new field information. |
static JCoClassMetaData |
createClassMetaData(java.lang.String name,
java.lang.String[] parentClasses,
java.lang.String[] implementedInterfaces,
int capacity)
Returns a newly created and empty instance of JCoClassMetaData with the passed initial capacity for new field information. |
static JCoCustomRepository |
createCustomRepository(java.lang.String name)
Returns a custom repository, which allows to add custom defined function templates and record metadata definitions |
static JCoFunctionTemplate |
createFunctionTemplate(java.lang.String name,
JCoListMetaData imports,
JCoListMetaData exports,
JCoListMetaData changing,
JCoListMetaData tables,
AbapException[] exceptions)
This factory method allows to create a JCoFunctionTemplate that can be used in later function module executions. |
static JCoFunctionTemplate |
createFunctionTemplate(java.lang.String name,
JCoListMetaData imports,
JCoListMetaData exports,
JCoListMetaData changing,
JCoListMetaData tables,
AbapException[] exceptions,
boolean supportsASXML)
This factory method allows to create a JCoFunctionTemplate that can be used in later function module executions. |
static JCoFunctionUnit |
createFunctionUnit(JCoBackgroundUnitAttributes unitAttributes)
Creates a new (empty) unit of functions, which is used for bgRFC communication in the function model. |
static JCoFunctionUnit |
createFunctionUnit(java.lang.String unitID,
JCoBackgroundUnitAttributes unitAttributes)
Creates a new (empty) unit of functions, which is used for bgRFC communication in the function model. |
static JCoListMetaData |
createListMetaData(JCoListMetaData metaData)
Returns a newly created instance of JCoListMetaData, which is initially a copy of the passed JCoListMetaData. |
static JCoListMetaData |
createListMetaData(java.lang.String name)
Returns a newly created and empty instance of JCoListMetaData. |
static JCoListMetaData |
createListMetaData(java.lang.String name,
int capacity)
Returns a newly created and empty instance of JCoListMetaData with the passed initial capacity for new field information. |
static JCoRecordMetaData |
createRecordMetaData(JCoRecordMetaData metaData)
Returns a newly created instance of JCoRecordMetaData, which is initially a copy of the passed JCoRecordMetaData. |
static JCoRecordMetaData |
createRecordMetaData(java.lang.String name)
Returns a newly created and empty instance of JCoRecordMetaData. |
static JCoRecordMetaData |
createRecordMetaData(java.lang.String name,
int capacity)
Returns a newly created and empty instance of JCoRecordMetaData with the passed initial capacity for new field information. |
static JCoRequestUnit |
createRequestUnit(JCoBackgroundUnitAttributes unitAttributes)
Creates a new (empty) unit of requests, which is used for bgRFC communication in the request/response model. |
static JCoRequestUnit |
createRequestUnit(java.lang.String unitID,
JCoBackgroundUnitAttributes unitAttributes)
Creates a new (empty) unit of requests, which is used for bgRFC communication in the request/response model. |
static JCoStructure |
createStructure(JCoRecordMetaData metaData)
Returns a newly created instance of JCoStructure with the passed metadata information. |
static JCoStructure |
createStructure(JCoTable table,
int row)
Returns a newly created instance of JCoStructure with the metadata used for the given table instance. |
static JCoTable |
createTable(JCoRecordMetaData metaData)
Returns a newly created instance of JCoTable with the passed metadata information. |
static JCoThroughput |
createThroughput()
Returns a newly created instance of JCoThroughput. |
static JCoUnitIdentifier |
createUnitIdentifier(java.lang.String unitID,
JCoUnitIdentifier.Type unitType)
Creates a new unit identifier. |
static JCoConnectionMonitor |
getConnectionMonitor()
Returns the connection monitor for all currently available connections. |
static java.util.List<java.lang.String> |
getCustomDestinationIDs(java.lang.String destinationID)
Creates and returns a list with IDs of all custom destinations created by the destination with the given destinationID. |
static java.util.List<java.lang.String> |
getDestinationIDs()
Creates and returns a list containing IDs of all available cached destinations. |
static JCoDestinationManager |
getDestinationManager()
Deprecated. Reserved for internal use - visibility might be reduced in future versions without further notice. Use the static methods in JCoDestinationManager instead. |
static JCoDestinationMonitor |
getDestinationMonitor(java.lang.String destinationID)
Retrieves a monitoring object for a specific destination identified by the given ID. |
static java.lang.String |
getMiddlewareProperty(java.lang.String key)
Returns the current value for the given middleware property or null, if there is no value set. |
static java.lang.String |
getProperty(java.lang.String key)
Returns the current value for the given JCo property or null, if there is no such property set. |
static JCoRepository |
getRepository(java.lang.String repositoryID)
Returns the repository instance corresponding to the given repository ID or null if the repository isn't available |
static java.lang.String |
getRepositoryDestinationID(java.lang.String destinationID)
Returns the destination ID used by repository instances internally. |
static JCoDestinationMonitor |
getRepositoryDestinationMonitor(java.lang.String destinationID)
Retrieves a monitoring object for a specific repository destination of the destination identified by the given ID. |
static java.util.List<java.lang.String> |
getRepositoryIDs()
Returns a list containing IDs of all repository instances that are kept internally. |
static java.util.List<java.lang.String> |
getServerIDs()
Returns a list containing IDs of all available server instances. |
static JCoServerMonitor |
getServerMonitor(java.lang.String serverID)
Returns a server monitor for the given server ID |
static int |
getTraceLevel()
Returns the current trace level. |
static java.lang.String |
getTracePath()
Returns the current trace path. |
static java.lang.String |
getVersion()
Returns the version of the JCo implementation. |
static JCoRepositoryQueryResult |
queryMetaDataSet(JCoRepository repository,
java.util.List<java.lang.String> functions,
java.util.List<java.lang.String> types,
java.util.List<java.lang.String> classes)
Queries the metadata for function, type and class lists. |
static void |
removeTraceListener(JCoTraceListener listener)
Removes the given trace listener from the list of JCoTraceListeners |
static void |
setMiddlewareProperty(java.lang.String key,
java.lang.String value)
Sets a value for the given middleware property. |
static void |
setProperty(java.lang.String key,
java.lang.String value)
Sets a value for the given JCo property. |
static void |
setTrace(int level,
java.lang.String path)
Turns on the JCo trace. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Method Detail |
|---|
public static java.lang.String getVersion()
@Deprecated public static JCoDestinationManager getDestinationManager()
JCoDestinationManager
instead.
JCoDestinationManager
instancepublic static JCoCustomRepository createCustomRepository(java.lang.String name)
name
- The name of the repository to create.
public static JCoRecordMetaData createRecordMetaData(java.lang.String name)
name
- The name of the record metadata.
public static JCoRecordMetaData createRecordMetaData(java.lang.String name, int capacity)
name
- The name of the record metadata.capacity
- The initial capacity for this metadata object.
public static JCoRecordMetaData createRecordMetaData(JCoRecordMetaData metaData)
metaData
- the JCoRecordMetaData object to copy from
JCoMetaData.setName(String)
public static JCoListMetaData createListMetaData(java.lang.String name)
name
- The name of the list metadata.
public static JCoListMetaData createListMetaData(java.lang.String name, int capacity)
name
- The name of the list metadata.capacity
- The initial capacity for this metadata object.
public static JCoListMetaData createListMetaData(JCoListMetaData metaData)
metaData
- the JCoListMetaData object to copy from
public static JCoClassMetaData createClassMetaData(java.lang.String name, java.lang.String[] parentClasses, java.lang.String[] implementedInterfaces, int capacity)
name
- class type nameparentClasses
- parent classes of the class type being createdimplementedInterfaces
- interfaces implemented by the class type being createdcapacity
- the number of preallocated field expected for that class metadata object
public static JCoClassMetaData createClassMetaData(java.lang.String name)
name
- class type name
public static JCoClassMetaData createClassMetaData(JCoClassMetaData metaData)
metaData
- the JCoClassMetaData object to copy from
public static JCoFunctionTemplate createFunctionTemplate(java.lang.String name, JCoListMetaData imports, JCoListMetaData exports, JCoListMetaData changing, JCoListMetaData tables, AbapException[] exceptions)
name
- the name of the function module which is represented by the function template definitionimports
- the metadata for all import parameters of the represented function moduleexports
- the metadata for all export parameters of the represented function modulechanging
- the metadata for all changing parameters of the represented function moduletables
- the metadata for all table parameters of the represented function moduleexceptions
- array of AbapExceptions, that belong to the represented function module
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- in case a metadata object passed as parameter is not locked.public static JCoFunctionTemplate createFunctionTemplate(java.lang.String name, JCoListMetaData imports, JCoListMetaData exports, JCoListMetaData changing, JCoListMetaData tables, AbapException[] exceptions, boolean supportsASXML)
name
- the name of the function module which is represented by the function template definitionimports
- the metadata for all import parameters of the represented function moduleexports
- the metadata for all export parameters of the represented function modulechanging
- the metadata for all changing parameters of the represented function moduletables
- the metadata for all table parameters of the represented function moduleexceptions
- array of AbapExceptions, that belong to the represented function modulesupportsASXML
- flag indicating whether this function module supports the ASXML semantics for serialization in the RFC protocol
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- in case a metadata object passed as parameter is not locked.public static JCoStructure createStructure(JCoRecordMetaData metaData)
metaData
- the metadata instance.
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if metaData is null or is not lockedpublic static JCoStructure createStructure(JCoTable table, int row)
table
- the table is being used as template for the structure.row
- the table line index used to copy the values.
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- row is out of bounds or table is nullpublic static JCoTable createTable(JCoRecordMetaData metaData)
metaData
- the metadata instance.
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if metaData is null or is not lockedpublic static JCoAbapObject createAbapObject(JCoClassMetaData classMetaData, java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> initialValues)
setValue()
methods.
classMetaData
- The metadata describing the ABAP object.initialValues
- A map whose entries will be used as initial values for the instance. Unknown fields will be
ignored.
ConversionException
- if one of the values could not be converted into the corresponding attribute typepublic static JCoFunctionUnit createFunctionUnit(java.lang.String unitID, JCoBackgroundUnitAttributes unitAttributes)
unitID
- ID to be assigned to the function unitunitAttributes
- attributes to be assigned to the function unit
public static JCoFunctionUnit createFunctionUnit(JCoBackgroundUnitAttributes unitAttributes)
unitAttributes
- attributes to be assigned to the function unit
public static JCoRequestUnit createRequestUnit(java.lang.String unitID, JCoBackgroundUnitAttributes unitAttributes)
unitID
- ID to be assigned to the request unitunitAttributes
- attributes to be assigned to the request unit
public static JCoRequestUnit createRequestUnit(JCoBackgroundUnitAttributes unitAttributes)
unitAttributes
- attributes to be assigned to the request unit
public static JCoBackgroundUnitAttributes createBackgroundUnitAttributes()
public static JCoUnitIdentifier createUnitIdentifier(java.lang.String unitID, JCoUnitIdentifier.Type unitType)
unitID
- 16-byte ID string in hexadecimal format to be set for the unit identifierunitType
- type to be set for the unit identifier
public static java.util.List<java.lang.String> getRepositoryIDs()
public static JCoRepository getRepository(java.lang.String repositoryID) throws JCoRuntimeException
repositoryID
- ID of the requested repository
JCoRuntimeException
- if an internal exception occurs, e.g. repositoryID is nullpublic static java.util.List<java.lang.String> getDestinationIDs()
public static java.util.List<java.lang.String> getCustomDestinationIDs(java.lang.String destinationID) throws JCoRuntimeException
destinationID
- ID of the destination used for the creation of the custom destinations
JCoRuntimeException
public static java.lang.String getRepositoryDestinationID(java.lang.String destinationID) throws JCoRuntimeException
destinationID
- of the destination
JCoRuntimeException
- is thrown if destination id null or the destination id does not existspublic static JCoDestinationMonitor getDestinationMonitor(java.lang.String destinationID) throws JCoRuntimeException
destinationID
- the unique destination ID for which the monitor should be returned
JCoRuntimeException
- in case of issues while getting and creating the destination monitorpublic static JCoDestinationMonitor getRepositoryDestinationMonitor(java.lang.String destinationID) throws JCoRuntimeException
destinationID
- the unique destination ID for which the monitor for the repository destination should be returned
JCoRuntimeException
- in case of issues while getting and creating the destination monitorpublic static java.util.List<java.lang.String> getServerIDs()
public static JCoServerMonitor getServerMonitor(java.lang.String serverID) throws JCoRuntimeException
serverID
- the server ID for which the monitor should be returned
JCoRuntimeException
- if an unexpected situation occurs while creating the monitor
java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException
- if server monitoring is not supported in the current environmentpublic static JCoConnectionMonitor getConnectionMonitor()
JCoRuntimeException
- if an unexpected situation occurs while creating the monitor
java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException
- if the monitor is not supported in the current environmentpublic static JCoThroughput createThroughput()
public static java.lang.String getMiddlewareProperty(java.lang.String key)
key
- the name of the property for which you want to get the value
public static java.lang.String getProperty(java.lang.String key)
key
- the name of the property for which the value should be returned
public static void setMiddlewareProperty(java.lang.String key, java.lang.String value)
The following properties are supported:
| Property name | Description |
|---|---|
jco.middleware.max_startup_delay | The maximum time in seconds between two restart attempts of a JCoServer. Serves as default value if there is no server specific one. Values below 60 seconds are not allowed. (Default: 3600) |
jco.middleware.wait_for_request_time | Time in seconds to wait incessantly for incoming requests. (Default: 2) |
jco.middleware.snc_lib | The location (path and filename) of the SNC library. Serves as default value if there is no destination or server specific configuration. (Default: "") |
key
- the name of the property for which a value should be setvalue
- the new value for the property
JCoRuntimeException
- if the value is not valid for the given propertypublic static void setProperty(java.lang.String key, java.lang.String value)
The following properties are supported:
| Property name | Description |
|---|---|
jco.trace_path | Sets the directory path for JCo trace files. Alternative to JCo.setTrace() . Find details there. |
jco.trace_level | Sets the trace level for JCo. Alternative to JCo.setTrace() . Find details there. |
jco.jarm | If set to 1, turns on jarm performance monitoring. In that case the jarm libraries need to be in the classpath. (Default: 0) |
jco.jdsr | If set to 1, turns on DSR. In that case the jdsr libraries need to be in the classpath. (Default: 0) |
jco.jdsr.comp_name | The component name to use when creating DSR records. (Default: SAP Java Connector) |
jco.session_timeout | The idle timeout for JCo session contexts in minutes. (Default: 10) |
jco.session_timeout.check_interval | The time interval for checking whether JCo session contexts have been expired in minutes. (Default: 5) |
jco.cpic_maxconv | The maximum number of connections allowed by the CPIC layer. (Default: runtime environment dependent, min. 202) |
jco.cpic_keep_alive_period | The time a server connection has been idle, after which a keep alive ping event is sent, in seconds (Default: 300) |
jco.cpic_keep_alive_timeout | Timeout for a ping in ms. After that time a connection is considered as broken. (Default: 10) |
jco.ni.dnscache.ttl | Caching time (time to live) in seconds of host names and network services for successful DNS lookups (Default: value of Java security property networkaddress.cache.ttl , valid range is 0 [off] to 86400 [one day]) |
jco.ni.dnscache.negative.ttl | Caching time (time to live) in seconds of host names and network services for failed DNS lookups (Default: value of Java security property networkaddress.cache.negative.ttl , valid range is 0 [off] to 86400 [one day]) |
cpic.trace | The trace level for the CPIC layer. The valid value range is from 0 (trace is off) to 3 (most verbose trace) (Default: 0) |
jrfc.trace | If set to 1, RFC trace is turned on for all connections within JCo. (Default: 0) |
jrfc.trace_path | Sets the directory path for creating new RFC trace files. This property has no effect on already open RFC trace files. (Default: value of property jco.trace_path ) |
jrfc.client_connect_timeout | The timeout for a logon or a ping attempt in seconds. (Default: 60, valid range is 1 [one second] to 3600 [one hour])) |
jco.delta_management | If set to 0, delta management in RFC protocol is turned off in general. (Default: 1) |
jco.use_repository_roundtrip_optimization | If set to 1, the JCo repository tries to use the function module for roundtrip optimization for metadata lookups. (Default: 0) See SAP note 1456826 regarding back-end prerequisites. |
Note: The property jco.session_timeout
specifies the timeout period since the last access to a
session context after which the registered SessionReferenceProvider
instance will be regularly called
for checking, if the associated JCo session is still alive or not. Only if the method
SessionReferenceProvider.isSessionAlive(sessionID)
returns false
for the specified sessionID,
the associated JCo session context will be released, which means that also all still running RFC requests belonging
to this context will be immediately canceled.
Most of the above properties can also be passed as a Java system property with the -D argument when starting the JVM.
These are: jco.trace_path
, jco.trace_level
, jco.jarm
, jco.jdsr
,
jco.session_timeout
, jco.session_timeout.check_interval
, jco.cpic_maxconv
,
jco.cpic_keep_alive_period
, jco.cpic_keep_alive_timeout
, jco.ni.dnscache.ttl
,
jco.ni.dnscache.negative.ttl
, cpic.trace
, jrfc.trace
, jrfc.trace_path
,
jrfc.client_connect_timeout
, jco.delta_management
and jco.use_repository_roundtrip_optimization
.
Some other properties can only exclusively be passed as a Java system property with the -D
argument when
starting the JVM. That means they cannot be modified during runtime after the JCo framework initialization anymore.
This applies to the following properties listed below:
| Property name | Description |
|---|---|
jco.allow_non_abap_partner | If set to 1 the RFC extern-to-extern communication is allowed. (Default: 0) For further details see SAP note 1877907 regarding the SAP JCo standalone environment and SAP note 1729203 regarding the SAP NetWeaver AS Java environment. |
jco.program_name | The RFC caller program name. (Default: SAPJCo<VersionNumber> [e.g. SAPJCo30 ]) |
Caution: For security reasons SAP discourages to run extern-to-extern RFC communication scenarios. External or registered RFC server programs are not able to check and authenticate incoming RFC requests from external non-ABAP programs with regard to the pure RFC protocol data. Each of such external RFC requests must be regarded as insecure. It is highly recommended to secure such RFC communications with SNC (Secure Network Communication).
key
- the name of the property for which a value should be setvalue
- the new value for the property
JCoRuntimeException
- if the value is not valid for the given propertypublic static void addTraceListener(JCoTraceListener listener)
listener
- An instance of JCoTraceListener, that shall be added to the listener listpublic static void removeTraceListener(JCoTraceListener listener)
listener
- An instance of JCoTraceListener, that shall be removed from the listener listpublic static void setTrace(int level, java.lang.String path)
null
, stdout
, stderr
or
an existing path are allowed.
If path is equals null
or stdout
or stderr
JCo will trace out to the standard output (error) stream. If at least one
JCoTraceListener
is registered, the trace output will be sent
to the listener only. To redirect the JCo trace into a file, the path value
has to be set to an existing directory.
level
- [0 .. 10]path
- null
, stdout
, stderr
or an existing pathpublic static int getTraceLevel()
setTrace(int, String)
public static java.lang.String getTracePath()
setTrace(int, String)
public static JCoRepositoryQueryResult queryMetaDataSet(JCoRepository repository, java.util.List<java.lang.String> functions, java.util.List<java.lang.String> types, java.util.List<java.lang.String> classes) throws JCoException
repository
- repository, that will be used for the query. Only repositories connected to the ABAP system are allowedfunctions
- list of functions to be queried or nulltypes
- list of types to be queried or nullclasses
- list of classes to be queried or null
JCoException
- if a communication error will happen an JCoException with the key JCO_ERROR_COMMUNICATION will be thrown.
If the specified repository instance is not connected to an ABAP system a JCoException with key JCO_ERROR_ILLEGAL_ARGUMENT will be thrown.
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News story
Details of Michael Gove's announcement about making it easier for schools to employ teachers from Australia, New Zealand, USA, and Canada.
Despite having undertaken training to achieve equivalent teacher training qualifications, qualified teachers from America, Canada, Australia and New Zealand still have to undertake further training and assessment before they are deemed ready to teach in schools in this country.
Michael Gove has today announced that the government intends to make changes so that teachers trained in these countries will be able to teach in our schools automatically. We will consult on how best to achieve this change later in the year. Speaking in Parliament today he said:
One of the aims of my department is to make sure that the most talented people possible are teaching our children and it is already the case that teachers from the European Economic Area can teach in our schools.
Today I want to extend that freedom to teachers from the Commonwealth countries such as Canada and New Zealand and Australia and I hope that other Commonwealth countries like South Africa, Jamaica and Singapore can join in due course.
Research looking at international teaching qualifications shows America, Australia, Canada and New Zealand have teacher training systems that are equivalent to those in the UK. Ministers therefore will be amending the relevant regulations to recognise the qualifications held in these countries. This will allow well-trained teachers from these countries to work in schools as if they held qualified teacher status.
The school or local authority sponsoring the teacher will have to continue to check the suitability of the teacher including their qualifications and any necessary background checks. In addition they will still have to meet existing immigration criteria set out by the UK Border Agency (UKBA).
The proposed changes are subject to a statutory consultation and could come into effect from early 2012. Ministers have also commissioned further research to see if the same changes could be applied to teachers from any other countries in future.
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Published: 23 May 2011
From: Department for Education
Part of: Teaching and school leadership


We are pleased to have Philippe Coval [https://blogs.s-osg.org/author/pcoval/] as speaker in the DiverSE-Coffee.Philippe[https://blogs.s-osg.org/author/pcoval/] has been involved with the Tizenproject since 2012.He now works for the Samsung Open Source Group where heactively supports community contributions by helping others who have interestsin free software and open hardware.In particular, he is actively involved in theTizen and IoTivity communities.In his talk, Philippe will present the work beingcarried out in the OCF/IoTivity project.He will walk us through the steps on howto practically handle IoT use cases tailored towards various topologies.Moreinformation about the IoTivity project can be found here[https://wiki.iotivity.org/].We cordially invite you to join us around a coffeein a friendly geekosphere.The talk is held in Petri room (G107) at 1 p.m.See youthere!


| Total net profit | -29.18 | Gross profit | 6.83 | Gross loss | -36.01 |
| Profit factor | 0.19 | Expected payoff | -0.43 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -30.19 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 31.34 (2725.22%) | ||
| Total trades | 68 | Profit trades (% of total) | 8 (11.76%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 60 (88.24%) |
| Long positions (won %) | 62 (9.68%) | Short positions (won %) | 6 (33.33%) | ||
| Largest | profit trade | 1.91 | loss trade | -1.27 | |
| Average | profit trade | 0.85 | loss trade | -0.6 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 0.16 | loss trade | -0.08 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 3714.0 | stop loss in pips | -1642.3 | |
| Average | take profit in pips | 443.4 | stop loss in pips | -489.5 | |
| Minimum | take profit in pips | -353.3 | stop loss in pips | -196.2 | |
| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 5.0 | Duration in minutes | 162 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 1.0 | Duration in minutes | 6.4 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | 0.0 | Duration in minutes | 0 | |
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 1.0 (0.74) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 38.0 (-22.68) | |
| Average | consecutive wins | 1.0 | consecutive losses | 8.0 |
| Total net profit | -27.78 | Gross profit | 5.79 | Gross loss | -33.57 |
| Profit factor | 0.17 | Expected payoff | -0.45 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -29.45 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 29.86 (7282.93%) | ||
| Total trades | 62 | Profit trades (% of total) | 6 (9.68%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 56 (90.32%) |
| Largest | profit trade | 1.91 | loss trade | -1.27 | |
| Average | profit trade | 0.96 | loss trade | -0.6 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 0.16 | loss trade | -0.08 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 3714.0 | stop loss in pips | -1642.3 | |
| Average | take profit in pips | 469.8 | stop loss in pips | -481.8 | |
| Minimum | take profit in pips | -353.3 | stop loss in pips | -196.2 | |
| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 5.0 | Duration in minutes | 162.0 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 1.1 | Duration in minutes | 6.9 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | 0.0 | Duration in minutes | 0.0 | |
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 1.0 (1.02) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 37.0 (-21.91) | |
| Average | consecutive wins | 1.0 | consecutive losses | 9.0 |
| Total net profit | -1.4 | Gross profit | 1.04 | Gross loss | -2.44 |
| Profit factor | 0.43 | Expected payoff | -0.23 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -1.4 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 2.14 (289.19%) | ||
| Total trades | 6 | Profit trades (% of total) | 2 (33.33%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 4 (66.67%) |
| Largest | profit trade | 0.74 | loss trade | -0.77 | |
| Average | profit trade | 0.52 | loss trade | -0.61 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 0.3 | loss trade | -0.49 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 524.7 | stop loss in pips | -917.5 | |
| Average | take profit in pips | 170.7 | stop loss in pips | -569.8 | |
| Minimum | take profit in pips | -38.1 | stop loss in pips | -323.3 | |
| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 0.7 | Duration in minutes | 3.0 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 0.3 | Duration in minutes | 1.2 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | Duration in minutes | 0.0 | ||
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 1.0 (0.74) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 3.0 (-1.78) | |
| Average | consecutive wins | 1.0 | consecutive losses | 3.0 |


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A temple needs the support of its congregation to remain solvent and stable and to provide
services for the community on a regular basis. Tithing, the regular commitment of a monthly
donation to support the functioning of our temple, defines your relationship with Krishna.
95% of our community does not have time on a daily basis to offer physical service at the temple.
But you can still be a direct part of the seva here by supporting these activities through
financial contributions.
Srila Prabhupada says it best in a Bhagavad-gita purport:
"One should be sympathetic to the propagation of Krishna consciousness. There are many devotees
who
are engaged in the propagation of Krishna consciousness, and they require help. So, even if one
cannot directly practice the regulative principles of bhakti-yoga, he can try to help such work.
Every endeavor requires land, capital, organization, and labor. Just as, in business, one
requires a
place to stay, some capital to use, some labor, and some organization to expand, so the same is
required in the service of Krishna. The only difference is that in materialism one works for
sense
gratification. The same work, however, can be performed for the satisfaction of Krishna, and
that is
spiritual activity. If one has sufficient money, he can help in building an office or temple for
propagating Krishna consciousness. Or he can help with publications. There are various fields of
activity, and one should be interested in such activities. If one cannot sacrifice the results
of
such activities, the same person can still sacrifice some percentage to propagate Krishna
consciousness. This voluntary service to the cause of Krishna consciousness will help one to
rise to
a higher state of love for God, whereupon one becomes perfect." - Bhagavad-gita As It Is,
Chapter
12, Verse 10, Purport
Receive Lord Krishna's blessings by sharing a portion of your income. Krishna reciprocates with those
who surrenders to Him. No amount is insignificant, everything helps.
Principle Reasons to Tithe:
-
Support Temple services - prasadam distribution, Deity worship, book distribution, classes,
gardens, cow protection, and preaching
-
Assist the Temple to reach out to our congregation of devotees.
-
Take a step towards selfless service by practicing generosity.
-
Set a good example to your children and fellow devotees.
-
Know you are pleasing Srila Prabhupada, Sri Sri Gaura Nitai, Sri Sri Radha Syamasundara, and Sri
Sri Krishna Balarama.
Remember that 365 days a year our ISKCON Temple maintains
- Breathtaking Daily viewings (darshans) of Sri Sri Radha Shyamasundar, Sri Sri
Krishna-Balarama and Sri Sri Gaura Nitai including gorgeous dresses and jewelry.
- Daily Srimad Bhagavatam classes.
- Daily breakfast and lunch prasadam.
- Prasadam distribution at OSU Campus and Sunday Feasts.
- Maintenence of Srimati Tulasi devi for the pleasure of Sri Krishna.
- Organic gardens for the pleasure of the Deities and community.
- Many annual festivals, weekly Harinama Sankirtan and transcedental book distribution.
- AND MUCH MORE...
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The GOV.UK Notify roadmap shows what we’re working on and some of the things we’ve done.
The roadmap is only a guide. It does not cover everything we do, and some things may change.
You can contact us if you have any questions about the roadmap or suggestions for new features.
In 2021 we sent 1.3 billion messages for coronavirus (COVID-19) services. This includes 270 million booster vaccination invitations and 751 million test results.
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Most of the global software industry is dominated by a very narrow demographic, of young, white, western men. This imbalance isn't good for anyone, and we want PyCon UK 2016 to be a milestone in the effort to address it.
We will be making every effort to hold as inclusive an event as possible, and to shift the demographic of our audience and speakers. This is not just a vague aim, it's a clear target.
Like every PyCon, we have a prominent code of conduct that will be enforced.
It's not simply iniquitous that the minorities of our community - for example, women, people of non-European descent, people with disabilities - find it harder to participate in it: their participation is vital to its health and needed now more than ever.
If you belong to one of these or any other under-represented groups, we’re especially keen to have you at PyCon UK. We want to help redress the imbalance, make a clear statement about your value to the community and affirm your position as a first-class citizen of it.
There'll be a day-long Django Girls workshop at PyCon UK. Since the first DjangoGirls event in July 2014, hundreds of women have been introduced to Django and Python through these free workshops.
We are offering a number of free conference tickets for PyCon UK to DjangoGirls attendees. These are full tickets, and include meals, refreshments and everything else that the conference has to offer.
Both the DjangoGirls workshop and the ticket offer will be oversubscribed; places and tickets will be allocated by the Django Girls organisers.
Trans*Code will be running a hackday at the event.
The Trans*Code event is an opportunity to work with others on projects and issues that particularly affect the trans community.
We will be supporting individuals who need help to meet the costs of travel, subsistence or even taking days off work. This will include discounted or free conference tickets. Speakers will automatically be eligible for this assistance if they require it.
We have set aside a considerable sum for financial assistance.
Don't be reluctant to apply for financial assistance. Many of your fellow speakers and some members of the committee will be doing the same. The money is there to help you.
We have made Supporter tickets available. As well as your own ticket, you can buy a ticket on behalf of an attendee who couldn’t otherwise afford it. These tickets will be allocated by an awards committee, and you or your organisation will be - unless you state otherwise - thanked publicly for your generous support.
The PyCon UK venue is fully wheelchair-accessible and has:
Please contact us about any mobility assistance needs you may have during your stay in Cardiff.
Preferred seating will be provided and reserved for the visually-impaired. Please contact us about any lighting requirements you may have, and we will do our best to meet them.
Similarly, if you would benefit from having a close-up display of presenters’ slides and screens, or from the provision of any assistive technology, just let us know.
Guide dogs are welcome at the conference and social events.
All talks will be held in auditoriums with induction loops for hearing aid users.
In addition, talks will feature simultaneous speech-to-text transcription, which will also be used for subtitling the conference videos that are subsequently published.
On request, we will provide a British Sign Language interpreter (at no charge) for the duration of the conference to any Deaf attendees, to help them participate more fully in discussions and social events.
Please note that while BSL shares significant similarity with Auslan and New Zealand Sign Language, it is quite distinct from American Sign Language. However, we will do our best to meet any request for other sign language interpreters - so please just ask.
We will provide a free crèche, staffed by registered and qualified childminders, during conference hours.
You will need to register well in advance for the crèche.
Children will be welcome at all appropriate conference events, during breaks for refreshments and in the audience at talks.
If your child is old enough to have meals and refreshments with us, they are welcome to join us.
If they are not, you will need to provide their food.
If you are breastfeeding your baby, we can provide a quiet room if that’s what you prefer. Otherwise, please feed your baby whenever and wherever you like, including during talks and at meal-times. PyCon UK will be a friendly environment for parents and babies.
We aim to meet all dietary requirements. You will be able to specify these when purchasing your ticket.
We will provide a clearly-marked designated quiet room at all venues. This room is intended to be a calm and quiet place for anyone who needs to have a break from the bustle of the conference, and will not be used for socialising.
Have we neglected something you need, or is there something not mentioned here that would make your attendance possible, or improve your experience of the event? Please let us know. We'll do what can to provide it.


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