A project of the Knowledge Systems Group, UT-Austin
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The cornerstone of our approach to building Knowledge Systems is the assembly of knowledge bases from reusable components. Each component represents an entity, event, role or property. By instantiating and combining these components, complex representations can be built simply. For an overview of the approach, see our AAAI-97 paper ("Building Concept Representations from Reusable Components") and our K-Cap '01 paper ("A Library of Generic Concepts for Composing Knowledge Bases").
Our inventory of general, domain-independent concepts is inspired by existing ontological and lexical resources, including:In the end, our component library will be well integrated and cross-indexed with many other resources, and it will add a level of detail and computational support that the others omit. We envision that the component library will be a valuable resource for projects in knowledge engineering, natural-language processing, information retrieval, and machine learning.
Currently, we are representing each component in our formal language, KM. We are compiling a dictionary of semantic relations of five types:
Our final step is writing the specifications and axioms for each component. For an event, the axioms include descriptions of the entities that participate in the event, as well as the pre-conditions and post-conditions of it. The axioms are written in our KM language, so they will enable KM to answer a wide range of questions, including ones that require simulation. Follow the link labeled "Browse" (above) to see the specifications and axioms for all our current components.
The Component Library was the cornerstone of our success in the Rapid Knowledge Formation (RKF) project, and played a contributing role in the first phase of Project Halo.
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Offers
Back to Buyer FAQHow do offers work?
Offers are for when you love an item, but don’t love the price. After tapping the "Make Offer" button, you'll enter a price lower than the listed price. If the seller accepts, the order will go through and you’ll be charged.
Do offers expire?
Sellers have 24 hours to respond to an offer before it expires. You can’t cancel an offer after it’s been submitted -- offers are binding.
Is there a minimum offer amount?
To protect sellers from lowball offers, we enforce a minimum offer. If your offer is lower than we allow, we'll show an error message when you tap to make the offer.
How do I make an offer?
All items have a “Make Offer” button next to the “Buy Now” button. Simply tap the button, enter your offer, and then select your shipping and payment method. You won’t be charged unless the owner approves your offer.
How does shipping work with offers?
When you make an offer, you'll see exactly what the shipping cost and total amount will be if the item is approved.
How does shipping work with credit and promo codes?
When you make an offer, we'll show you the actual amount you'll pay after any promos and your Curtsy wallet balance have been applied. The seller doesn't see any of this-- they just see the amount you offered. So if you offer $24, but you have $10 in your Curtsy wallet, the seller will receive your offer for $24, and if they accept you'll be charged $14.
What if my offer isn’t accepted?
Oh no! We recommend messaging the seller and trying to agree on a price. If they’re willing to accept a lower offer, you can make another offer at that lower price.
Do I have to do anything after my offer is accepted?
Nope! Your card will be charged and the item will be shipping to you shortly. Feel free to message the seller and ask when they can ship it.
What if I change my mind?
Offers are binding. If the seller accepts, you’re agreeing to purchase the item from them and your card will be charged. Be sure that you want the item before you make an offer.
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I picked a hypnotizing website because I adore getting hypnotize.
It all started when i was looking for somthing to watch somthing in youtube and there was a illusion to hypnotize you and it looked interseting so I tried it,it made the floor look like LAVA!!!!!!! Ever since i loved to get hypnotize


It activates Triangle()
Here is the new picture. You may be a bit uneasy about something called "Triangle" being active multiple times. But this is perfectly fine. Think of each activation as being a "clone" of Triangle that has been given its own little task.


ABControls
The ABControls project’s purpose is to provide various iOS controls within a reusable framework.
In the decade I’ve been writing iOS apps for clients I’ve written dozens of custom UI elements - from special labels to barcode readers, to signature capture elements. I thought, why not take some of the things I’ve learned in this time and put together some UI controls that would both speed my development and more importantly hopefully help others to learn how to create their own controls.
All of the controls support @IBDesignable and @IBInspectable - so they will render within InterfaceBuilder. All objects inherit from UIView. To use, simply drop a UIView on your viewcontroller.view in IB, change the owner to ABControls and the class to the type of ABControl you’d like to use
Current List of Implemented Controls:
• ABBarcodeScanner - Allows for scanning barcodes of various types. Inner class ABBarCode allows for creating a barcode image
• ABCheckBox - A simple checkbox control
• ABDropDown - A dropdown control.
• ABImageViewer - Allows for specifying an array of UIImage objects, displays them in a scrollable image list and allows for selecting on to Be diaplayed/selected
• ABListBox – exactly what you expect it to be
• ABSignatureCapture - Allows for capture a touch drawn signature - returns as data, an image or a bezierpath
• ABTouchDraw – Similar to ABSignatureCapture – allows for simple drawing with return data as an image. Very nasic, plenty of room for enhancement
Additionally, I have created some placeholder classes for controls I plan to implement in the near future.
Installation
ABControls are compatible with Carthage
and can be easily added to your application. ABControls supports generation
of static frameworks using Carthage 0.30.0 or newer, or ABControls can be
used as a dynamic framework. To install ABControls into your project using
Carthage, add the following line to your Cartfile
:
github "albebaubles/ABControls"
Next, run the following command from your terminal:
carthage update
This command will build the ABControls
and ABControls-Static
schemes.
After being built, you can find the dynamic framework at
Carthage/Build/iOS/ABControls.framework
and the static framework at
Carthage/Build/iOS/Static/ABControls.framework
.
Please note when using the static framework that you do not need to copy the static framework into the application bundle like you do with dynamic frameworks.
Thank you! All feedback welcome.


The United States Geological Survey (USGS) records earthquake occurrences from all over the world and updates all data every 30 minutes. Data collected include, and are not restricted to, time of occurrence, latitude, longitude, and magnitude. These information provide valuable information to response agencies, who often use earthquake data to properly allocate emergency resources. Scientists also use earthquake data to determine how various types of occurrences affect certain areas and predict potential earthquakes in the future. This data is also useful for engineers to consider, because it is important to consider how building structures are affected by earthquakes.
This project is designed to visualize earthquake occurrences at various period intervals, using data collected from the USGS. Occurrences are mapped based on latitude, longitude and sized based on magnitude of the earthquake.


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 They can
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and they're secured by the Ethereum
blockchain – no one can modify the
record of ownership or copy/paste a new
NFT into existence.


A THIN LINE BETWEEN LOVE AND HATE A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1996 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 4.0 Alternative Scale: ** out of ****
United States, 1996 U.S. Release Date: 4/3/96 (wide) Running Length: 1:48 MPAA Classification: R (Profanity, sex, violence) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Cast: Martin Lawrence, Lynn Whitfield, Regina King, Bobby Brown, Della Reese, Roger E. Mosley Director: Martin Lawrence Producers: Douglas McHenry and George Jackson Screenplay: Martin Lawrence, Bentley Kyle Evans, Kenny Buford, and Kim Bass Cinematography: Francis Kenny Music: Roger Troutman U.S. Distributor: New Line Cinema
A THIN LINE BETWEEN LOVE AND HATE is muddled to the point of tedium. The screenplay is credited to four writers, and its unevenness argues that none of them were on the same wavelength. Subplots start but never finish, characters come and go, and even the main storyline can't decide whether it wants to be a comedy, a morality play, or a thriller. Lead actor Martin Lawrence (in his directorial debut) has a degree of screen presence, but not even his charisma can rescue this cliched film from sliding into oblivion.
Darnell (Lawrence) is the kind of character who it's easy to dislike. He's a classic womanizer -- the kind of man who keeps a stream of girlfriends waiting at the other end of the phone for his call. For Darnell, the harder a woman is to get, the more she entices him. So when Brandi (Lynn Whitfield), a wealthy real estate agent, turns her nose up at his come-ons, Darnell goes after her with the tenacity of a pit bull.  Eventually, he succeeds, but he gets more than he bargained for. When he tries to break things off with Brandi to prove his affection for the high school sweetheart who has come back to town (Regina King), he discovers that Brandi isn't willing to let him go. She'll try anything, including bodily harm, to keep him.
Mix Eddie Murphy's BOOMERANG with FATAL ATTRACTION, and you get an idea how confused A THIN LINE BETWEEN LOVE AND HATE is. Although Lawrence, who's wearing half-a-dozen hats for this film (Executive Producer, Music Supervisor, Story, Screenplay, Director, and Star), includes a few humorous scenes, there's not enough comedy to leaven the film's slower portions. The dreary setup takes forever, the thriller elements are disappointingly pedestrian, and the climax is formulaic.
There is the core of an interesting story here -- what happens when a lothario becomes a victim -- but Lawrence never does more with this plot strand than superficially trace it. There should be a lot transpiring on a psychological level, but the script is content with unbelievable transformations and simple labels. Darnell is the repentant sinner and Brandi is the psycho scorned woman. The film's message -- don't say you love someone unless you mean it -- doesn't have any resonance because, aside from a few cuts and bruises, Darnell never pays a real price for his actions.
A THIN LINE BETWEEN LOVE AND HATE boasts several solid performances. Lawrence is energetic, but never so completely out-of- control that he loses the audience the way Jim Carrey does. Lynn Whitfield occasionally manages to bring hints of humanity to Brandi (the almost-invisible tear on her cheek when Darnell breaks off the relationship is a nice touch). Regina King and Della Reese (as Darnell's mother) are effective in supporting roles.
With a more clear notion of what it was trying to do and a shorter, tighter script, A THIN LINE BETWEEN LOVE AND HATE could have been worthwhile as a comedy or a thriller, although doubtfully as both. In its present form, however, the only line that this film treads is the ugly one between mediocrity and pointlessness.
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The Rabid CF Developer's BlogCFC 4.0.2 Enhancements Vol. #1
Okay, the time has come to deploy a few more enhancements for BlogCFC 4.0.2 - my hat is still quite off to the orginal author of this amazing Blogzilla.
Enhancement #1 - I give you all the concept of a "snapin". A "snapin" is a chunk of functionality that can be snapped-in just as one would snap together one's trousers each morning. In case you don't have snaps on your trousers or in case you don't wear trousers at-all just go ahead and think-up your own metaphor for this concept.
For the purposes of this incarnation of a snap-in there are four parts for each snap-in. JavaScript HEAD content that snaps into the HEAD of each document. The method for this part of each snap-in is called "jsCodeForHead". The second of the four parts is the JavaScript code that snaps into the document itself. The method name for this part of each sna-in is called "jsCode". The third part is the HTML content that one uses to launch into the snap-in when it comes time to actually use the functionality one wishes to snap into place. The method name for this part is called "htmlActionButton" because oddly enough the content that goes into this part tends to be some kind of button or widget or the like. The fourth part of the snap-in is the HTML code that supports the snap-in and the method for this part is called "htmlCode", oddly enough.
The reason for four parts rather than two or three or five or sixteen is the fact of how my first snap-in was created since it had four parts. Okay so my logical design lacks some imagination to be sure since it was driven by a real world need to add some functionality to an exiting piece of software for which I happened to have the source code.
My first snap-in:
The first snap-in I wanted to create was a simple enough JavaScript gizmo that would make it easier for me to turn program listings into Bloggable program listings.
The process of taking a raw code listing such as JavaScript or CFML code and turning it into something that can be posted to a Blog requires some small amount of engineering. All of the "<" and ">" characters must be turned into their funky-looking "<" and ">". Then all the whitespace is turned into " " meta-characters. And finally each line of code is placed on a separate row of a Table with a nice Table heading to make it easier to read. All this maintains the structure of the code being published while making it all look nicer than it might otherwise were it left to choose its own fate in life.
Take a look at this Snap-In in living color:
Notice the button labeled "[Format Code]". This button was created from the snap-in that resides in the file called "codeFormatterSnapIn.cfc".
This is what the snap-in looks like when the "[Format Code]" is clicked. Notice there are two panes. The pane on the left is where the raw source code is pasted. The pane on the right is where the formated code will be placed after the "[>>]" button is clicked. One closes this snap-in by pressing the "[X]" button.
Snap-Ins are automatically executed
The beauty of this concept is the fact that snap-ins are automatically executed at run-time. All the programmer need to is code a single CFC for each snap-in. All sna-ins are placed in the folder called "snapin".
Sample Snap-In CFC
Notice the CFC one must extend which is called "snapIns". You can read the rest of the code below to get a sense of how to create your own snap-ins for the version of the BlogCFC 4.0.2 I have posted to the Downloads section of my Blog.
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The code that installs the Snap-Ins
Notice there are four parts shown below and notice also each of these four parts maps to one of the four parts mentioned previously in this Blog Post.
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The Downloads Pod
I have coded one more enhancement to BlogCFC 4.0.2 that I call the Downloads Pod. The Downloads Pod is a place to post files you want others to be able to download.
Take a look at the SQL Server 2000/2005 Schema's that support the Downloads Pod.
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If you wish to have the source for the few files that are encrypted you may make a suitable donation to support my efforts in keeping the lights turned-on in return for which I will email the source for the encrypted files.
And now for a shameless plug
Geonosis™, an up and coming future product, uses all the tricks and techniques I have learned over the past 10+ yrs of my personal ColdFusion development experience as well as my past 30 years of software development expertise.
Geonosis™ will use the The Rabid CF Developer's AJAX Framework just as soon as I have completed my work on the next generation version of this exciting AJAX Framework .
Stay tuned for more exciting Geonosis™ blog posts as development continues to march right along.


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Plug in to the grid
This is it, the mythical drag-and-drop multi-column grid has arrived. Gridster is a jQuery plugin that allows building intuitive draggable layouts from elements spanning multiple columns. You can even dynamically add and remove elements from the grid. It is on par with sliced bread, or possibly better. MIT licensed. Suitable for children of all ages. Made by Ducksboard.
It's so sweet we like to call it drag-and-drool.


Split Cases by. Choose one or more variables to use to split the active data into a set of files. The variables may be string or numeric. Numeric variables must have integer values. The dialog does not display variables with a scale measurement level.
Output Location. The output files can be written to a specified directory, which will be created if needed, or you can have the command create a new temporary directory and write the files there. Check the appropriate radio button. If specifying a directory, select it in Output File Directory. That control must be empty if you choose to use a temporary directory.
• The temporary directory is not removed at the end of the job.
You can specify a pattern that uses the values or labels of
the split variables in order to route the output files to
directories based on the split values or labels. To refer to the
split variables refer to them as ${variable name} in the
directory specification. For example, if splitting by variable
xvar that has values "a" and "b", write
c:/target/x${xvar}
this will write files to /target/xa or /target/xb according to
the xvar values.
You can use as many variable references as needed. Directories will be created as needed. They are only created for the actual values found in the data. The pattern template mechanism can also be used for file names.
•Characters that are illegal in directory or file names such as " will be replaced by an underscore (_).
•Results may differ between file systems where directories and file names are case sensitive and those, such as Windows, that are not.
Delete existing SAV files from target directory. If using an explicitly specified directory, you can remove all the existing SAV files from the target before new files are generated. This can reduce clutter and make it easier to process these files as a group later, but be sure that you understand what will be deleted. With patterns, directories are only cleared for pattern values actually occuring in the dataset.
Output File Names.By default, output file names will be constructed by combining the values or labels of all the split variables, separated by an underscore. You can override this with a fixed file name or a pattern such as described for directories. A .sav extension will automatically be added.
•A fixed file name should be combined with a directory pattern, or all the data will be written to the same file.
Output Listing File. Enter a file specification to create a file that lists all of the SAV files created by the command. It contains the full path to the file and the split value for that file. This facilitates using the output of this procedure in subsequent processing of the set of files or for logging. The file is written in the Unicode utf-8 encoding.
Output File Names. File names can be generated in three ways:
• By the values of the split variables. The file names have the form value1_value2.sav, for example, with two variables. If a value is system missing, the rootname will be $Sysmis. For string variables, a blank value produces a file named just .sav. This is a legal file name, but on some operating systems, it will not appear in a directory listing by default. If a pattern is used, the variable values are used in substitution in the pattern.
• By the value labels of the split variables. The value labels for the split values are used as the rootname. If there is no label, the value is used instead. If a pattern is used, the value labels are used in substitution in the pattern.
• By a sequential number. The file rootnames are 0001 to the largest number needed. This option is useful if the values or labels would produce awkward names. This option cannot be used if a file name is specified.
Any characters that would be invalid in a file name on some operating system are replaced by blanks. This includes ", /, \, <, >, *, and ?.
Name Prefix. Check this box to include the text below as the start of each root name. The remainder of the name will be determined by the output file names setting separated by an underscore.
•This option cannot be used with a pattern.
Display list of files written. Check this box to produce a listing in the Viewer of the files written and the associated split variable values.
The number of data passes required to produce the SAV files depends on your IBM SPSS Statistics version. For version 17, 10 SAV files can be produced per pass. In later versions, 64 at a time are produced.
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- equals(Object) - Method in class org.edgexfoundry.ezmq.domain.common.BaseObject
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- equals(Object) - Method in class org.edgexfoundry.ezmq.domain.core.Event
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- equals(Object) - Method in class org.edgexfoundry.ezmq.domain.core.Reading
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- Event - Class in org.edgexfoundry.ezmq.domain.core
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- Event(String, List<Reading>) - Constructor for class org.edgexfoundry.ezmq.domain.core.Event
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- Event(String) - Constructor for class org.edgexfoundry.ezmq.domain.core.Event
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- EZMQAPI - Class in org.edgexfoundry.ezmq
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Contains EZMQ APIs related to initialization, termination of EZMQ stack.
- EZMQByteData - Class in org.edgexfoundry.ezmq.bytedata
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This class represents EZMQ ByteData message format.
- EZMQByteData(byte[]) - Constructor for class org.edgexfoundry.ezmq.bytedata.EZMQByteData
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Constructor for EZMQ Byte Data.
- EZMQCallback - Interface in org.edgexfoundry.ezmq
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Interface to receive callback from EZMQ.
- EZMQContentType - Enum in org.edgexfoundry.ezmq
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Enum represent content-types of EZMQ.
- EZMQErrorCode - Enum in org.edgexfoundry.ezmq
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Enum represent result/error-codes of EZMQ service.
- EZMQMessage - Interface in org.edgexfoundry.ezmq
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Common interface for EZMQMessage.
- EZMQPublisher - Class in org.edgexfoundry.ezmq
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This class represents the EZMQ Publisher.
- EZMQPublisher(int, EZMQCallback) - Constructor for class org.edgexfoundry.ezmq.EZMQPublisher
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Constructor for EZMQ publisher.
- EZMQStatusCode - Enum in org.edgexfoundry.ezmq
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Enum represent status-codes of EZMQ service.
- EZMQSubscriber - Class in org.edgexfoundry.ezmq
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This class represents the EZMQ Subscriber.
- EZMQSubscriber(String, int, EZMQSubscriber.EZMQSubCallback) - Constructor for class org.edgexfoundry.ezmq.EZMQSubscriber
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Subscribe to publisher at given IP and Port.
- EZMQSubscriber(String, EZMQSubscriber.EZMQSubCallback) - Constructor for class org.edgexfoundry.ezmq.EZMQSubscriber
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Subscribe to given serviceName.
- EZMQSubscriber.EZMQSubCallback - Interface in org.edgexfoundry.ezmq
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Interface to receive message callback from EZMQ subscriber.


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Build servers have the following tools:
We plan to provide better network name resolution. In the meantime, there are some useful entries in the /etc/hosts file.
<IP_ADDRESS> hg.opensolaris.org <IP_ADDRESS> cr.opensolaris.org <IP_ADDRESS> pkg.opensolaris.org <IP_ADDRESS> dlc.sun.com
The scp (secure copy) command can be used to transfer files to and from the build server:
-bash-3.2$ scp source_code jwalker@<IP_ADDRESS>:/bpool/jwalker source_code 100% |*****************************| 576 00:00 -bash-3.2$ scp jwalker@<IP_ADDRESS>:/bpool/jwalker/source_code source_code.bak source_code 100% |*****************************| 576 00:00
Once logged in, the curl command can be used to download source and binary files from websites:
jwalker@x4600-010101:~$ curl -O http://dlc.sun.com/osol/on/downloads/current/on-closed-bins.i386.tar.bz2 % Total % Received % Xferd Average Speed Time Time Time Current Dload Upload Total Spent Left Speed 100 8275k 100 8275k 0 0 825k 0 0:00:10 0:00:10 ~--:~--:~-- 860k
Each user account on the build server has the following properties:
For example:
jwalker@x4600-010101:~$ zfs list NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT bpool 30.8G 237G 38.6K /bpool bpool/ceri 12.4G 2.57G 12.4G /bpool/ceri bpool/imp 27.3K 15.0G 27.3K /bpool/imp bpool/jbk 7.71G 7.29G 7.71G /bpool/jbk bpool/jimgris 27.3K 15.0G 27.3K /bpool/jimgris bpool/jwalker 55.9K 15.0G 32.6K /bpool/jwalker bpool/jwalker@snap1 23.3K - 30.0K - bpool/jwalker@20081109 0 - 32.6K - bpool/mgerdts 10.7G 4.31G 10.7G /bpool/mgerdts bpool/palle 27.3K 15.0G 27.3K /bpool/palle bpool/swalker 27.3K 15.0G 27.3K /bpool/swalker jwalker@x4600-010101:~$ zfs allow bpool/jwalker ~------------------------------------------------------------- Local+Descendent permissions on (bpool/jwalker) user jwalker canmount,clone,compression,create,destroy,mount,mountpoint,receive,rename,rollback,send,share,sharenfs,snapshot ~------------------------------------------------------------- jwalker@x4600-010101:~$ pwd /bpool/jwalker jwalker@x4600-010101:~$ ls testprog.c testresults.out jwalker@x4600-010101:~$ zfs snapshot bpool/jwalker@20081109 jwalker@x4600-010101:~$ rm * jwalker@x4600-010101:~$ ls jwalker@x4600-010101:~$ zfs rollback bpool/jwalker@20081109 jwalker@x4600-010101:~$ ls testprog.c testresults.out jwalker@x4600-010101:~$
You will need to add your build server account public ssh key to your opensolaris user profile to update webrev's on cr.opensolaris.org. See cr.opensolaris.org for instructions.
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Meeting for CFOs
by Special CorrespondentThe Coimbatore Management Association will organise a “CFO Round Table” here on November 22.
According to a press release, the role of Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) and finance professionals has become significant, given the downturn that several sectors face. Hence the Association is organising a Round Table meeting for CFOs.
There will be a panel discussion on ‘CFO’s Role in Managing the Downturn”. Raghuvir Srinivasan, Business Editor, The Hindu, will be the moderator. Sessions will also be held on increasing the relevance of the corporate “Money Manager”, cost competitive sourcing for funds, and compliance and adherence to regulatory norms. For details, contact: 0422 - 450 4132 | 98422 30365


val contract: ContractClassName
The contract class name that will verify this state that will be created via reflection. The attachment containing this class will be automatically added to the transaction at transaction creation time.
Currently these are loaded from the classpath of the node which includes the cordapp directory - at some point these will also be loaded and run from the attachment store directly, allowing contracts to be sent across, and run, from the network from within a sandbox environment.


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