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You provide: text (about 70 words or 500 characters).
You provide: image on robot,
ending text message.
You provide: text (one line, about 25-50 characters).
You provide: ending image;
can choose slider colors, as well
You provide: two lines of text, ending image;
can choose text color.
You provide: three lines of text.
You provide: text on ribbon, seal; can also choose background, ribbon, seal colors.
You provide: book cover image.
You provide: brief text for 2 pages, book cover image
You provide: cover image, email, url.
You provide: cover image, can also choose background color.
You provide: text between books, can also choose book, background colors.
You provide: url, call to action, button text.
You provide: image, can choose cloth and background colors.
You provide: image, can choose cloth and background colors.
You provide: wording on the left and right; text colors, candle, frosting, tablecloth colors.
You provide: message; can also choose text, heart, ribbon, particle, and background colors.
You provide: wording on the left and right; text colors, candle, frosting, tablecloth colors.
You provide: 4 photos, logo, 3 each (main title, subtitle, 3 lines of text), 1 (main title, subtitle, domain name, social media, address); can also choose background and text colors.

You provide: 4 photos, 4 captions; can also choose room color, text color, line colors.
You provide: logo and 3 photos; title and captions for each photo, contact information
for last panel.
You provide: 6 images plus logo, 22 lines of text to go with photos; can also choose circle colors and text background colors.
You provide: 5 lines of text.
You provide: 4 brief messages.
You provide: logo, email, website url
You provide: one line of text; text color.
You provide: image plus 2 text messages.
You provide: image.
You provide: logo, 4 brief messages; can also choose text, ball, ramp, and background colors.
You provide: text, can also choose text, star, line, and background colors.
You provide: logo, 4 messages; can also choose text and glow colors.
You provide: first and second text; can choose background color, as well.
You provide: ending image; can choose sphere highlight colors, as well.
You provide: 4 keywords & ending image;
can choose text and background colors, as well.


Methods
- A
- C
- E
- F
- L
- R
Constants
| ADMIN | = | "admin" |
| EDITOR | = | "editor" |
| REVIEWER | = | "reviewer" |
| CUSTOM | = | "custom" |
| FLOW_MANAGER | = | "flow manager" |
| REQUIRED_KINDS | = | [ADMIN, EDITOR, REVIEWER, FLOW_MANAGER] |
| KINDS | = | REQUIRED_KINDS + [CUSTOM] |
Class Public methods
admins()
Link
can_administer_journal()
Link
can_view_all_manuscript_managers()
Link
can_view_assigned_manuscript_managers()
Link
can_view_flow_manager()
Link
editors()
Link
flow_managers()
Link
reviewers()
Link
Instance Public methods
label()
Link


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This event ("verifyUser") has to be listened on the user's end to verify user authentication. user will only be set as online user after verification of authentication token.
This event ("online-user-list") has to be listened on the user's end to identify all available users that are currently online.
This event ("userId") has to be listened to identify an individual notify message that has been received. Example output it as follows:
{ notifyId: 'unique notify id', message: 'you message', createdOn: date, receiverId: 'userId of receiver', receiverName: full name of receiver, senderId: 'userId of sender', senderName: 'full name of sender' }
This event ("task-changes") has to be listen when there is changes in task like create, edit, delete or undo a task. The following data has to be emitted
{ senderName: 'John Doe', senderId: 'userId of sender', message: 'your chat message', createdOn: date }
This event ("auth-error") has to be listened to identify an error which will occur when the data is not sent properly in the events to be emitted. Example output it as follows:
{ status: 500, error: 'error message' }
This event ("set-user") has to be emitted when a user comes online. User can only be set as online only after verification of authentication token. Which you have pass here. The following data has to be emitted authentication token
This event ("notify") is emitted when there are user requests for adding or requesting friends request. The following data has to be emitted
{ senderName: 'John Doe', senderId: 'userId of sender', message: 'your chat message', receiverId: 'userId of receiver', receiverName: full name of receiver, createdOn: date }
This event ("task-notify") is emitted when there are changes in the task like create, edit, delete or undo. The following data has to be emitted
{ senderName: 'John Doe', senderId: 'userId of sender', message: 'your chat message', createdOn: date }
This event ("disconnect") has to be listened, when the user is disconnected to show proper message.


Installation¶
Steps¶
Clone the repositories
git clone https://github.com/rapidsai/cuxfilter
git clone https://github.com/rapidsai/cudatashader
If you want to install it in an isolated environment
conda create -n test_env
source activate test_env
Install dependencies
cd cuxfilter_refactor
make
Install cuXfilter-py, while in the cuxfilter_refactor folder
pip install -e .
Install cuDatashader
cd ../cuviz
pip install -e .
Start notebook or jupyter lab
jupyter notebook / jupyter lab
Troubleshooting¶
Running in a remote jupyter lab¶
expose an additional port for server, lets call it bokeh_port.
Install jupyterlab dependencies
conda install -c conda-forge jupyterlab
jupyter labextension install @pyviz/jupyterlab_pyviz
jupyter labextension install jupyterlab_bokeh
running the server
#enter ip address without http://
#current port is the port at which jupyterlab is running
d.app(url='ip.addr:current_port', port=bokeh_port)
Running in a remote jupyter notebook¶
expose an additional port for server, lets call it bokeh_port.
running the server
#enter ip address without http://
#current port is the port at which jupyter notebook is running
d.app(url='ip.addr:current_port', port=bokeh_port)
Download datasets¶
Download the mortgage dataset from [here](https://docs.rapids.ai/datasets/mortgage-viz-data)
Nyc taxi dataset from [here](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mTvl66VLzHwQJPcgnGBdmZTNEdNp1tYo/view?usp=sharing)
Auto dataset from [here](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jxySYJ9e32hI8PQ5QPr9_xrsu37N5fOM/view?usp=sharing)


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About me
A brief history of me
As a physicist
I worked with Dr. David Patterson at UCSB. In the lab, I primarily worked on the Molecular Spectroscopy experiment and focused on a few tools for the experiment, including a 24/7 temperature collecting and plotting script and a high frequency microwave circuit box that can both drive and listen for microwave signals. The lab website can be found here.
While I was not a very talented physicist, I do like physics a lot. I am a very curious person and I always wondered how things work. From physics, I can learn why things work the way they do from the very foundation, which was very enticing to me. Physics may seem very daunting to many other people, and I wanted to change this impression by helping them realize that physics is fun. So my very first website was an attempt to help people (especially students) play around with physics concepts that may be unintuitive.
As an SDE
I had some experience with building small tools for the physics lab. Those experience taught me important skills to learn on my own and persist through obstacles, but more importantly, I found that I really love the problem solving process of designing, building, and iterate. That was when I started to explore computer science and started my Master's degree at Northeastern University.
I was lucky enough to start my career as an SDE intern at Amazon, where I learned quite literally everything. I started from not knowing what Gradle is to successfully building a full-stack website with fully serverless architecture using AWS.
This is where I am at, and I really look forward to exploring a lot of of computer science, and seeing where my future holds.


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Test es6 Rollup - using bundle.js
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On the tail of some cool new econometric papers are a couple of cool new Stata programs.


Hello!
Wanted to share a couple of things.
First of all, there's a release candidate for the Kwort 4.3.5. Some small announcement here, and downloads links are available here. I know the current announcement is not a big thing, but for awareness the full announcement will be once the final release is out. This new version makes me proud, there's several fixes of issues I've seen on Kwort for quire a few years.
This year I presented at the Nerdear.la event on containers and the cloud. As soon as the presentation is on youtube I'll share the link... And yes, sorry, this one is in spanish.
As some of you might know, I'm an engineering manager since nearly a year now. I've taken a new role within the company I work for where I lead container's platforms globally. In this role I work and lead a team certifying containers platforms for internal use, my focus is pretty much on Kubernetes cloud services and other smaller "closed" container services like Fargate. My focus on this area is more on defining the consumption patterns of these services (mainly with terraform) so developers can use these services securely and effectively... I always say that our work should be giving the developers tools so they can work better and faster while not getting in their way.
Till the next one!
Hey everyone!
Right, so I couldn't held myself and built a new Kwort site. I belive the new https://kwort.org looks really nice.
Some interesting points:
Unfortunately www alias doesn't work yet (github, or should I say Microsoft now is working on it), so for now just stick to https://kwort.org.
Oh, and I found out that there's more Kwort users out there. Really cool! :-)
Cheers!
This has been quite a year for me. In my personal and profesional life and in the open source projects I maintain.
I'm not gonna gonna get into details of my personal and profesional life but on the open source projects, and the one I'm focused mainly is Kwort as it is the one I use every day.
Kwort 4.3.3 (released on 2018 and now considered legacy) and 4.3.4 (released on 2019) has been a releases I've been very proud of in terms of stability and security. For these two patches coming out from developers has been distributed for Kwort daily or with a two-days delay in worst case scenarios.
Kwort 4.3.4 included some interesting new in-house built tool packaged separately which helped streamlining the packaging architecture and for the first time we shipped PulseAudio; we keep shipping our very simple, flexible and rock-solid package manager (last bug discovered and fixed was like 2 years ago).
Often people ask me why I develop Kwort and I'll be honest with you all: I don't think there are more than 10 people out there using Kwort these days on daily basis. Other major distributions (like Debian/Ubuntu/derivatives, Arch or Fedora) has eaten all user base, and I guess that's fine. One of the main reasons why I keep developing it is because it allows me to trust 100% in what I'm running, meaning that I build the system, I build my own kernel, I choose every software I want to use and carefully pick out all their dependencies based on my regular use case. I use 3 or 4 computers and packaging the software I use allows me to distribute what I use easily among them. People asked me also a lot "Why don't you use Ubuntu or Arch?", I don't trust Ubuntu (specially after the whole "Ubuntu Online" sending search details to Amazon) although I think it's a great system with lots of software availability and easy for users; and for Arch, I don't know, it looks like a good distribution, I might try it (don't take this literally :-) ), but I'll keep doing Kwort because that's what I do and how I keep learning and trying new things in the Linux world; that is another main reason why I keep developing it.
So anyways, Kwort needs a new site... As you see the old site is gone (because of an issue) and my good old friend Andreas Schipplock did an incredible job restoring most of the site from the Google cache and web archive and wrapped everything in like a day in the site we currently have. Seriously Andreas, I don't know how you did that in a couple of hours :-) and thank you! If no one is jumping in offering to build something, my idea is probably to do rough plain html and see if I can find a template around I could use. I found a really nice template and started to migrate the existing site into it but it just looks way off and weird, I don't know if it's because it looks very professional (Kwort is more a geeky stuff) or if it doesn't represent what Kwort is; heck! I could even use this python site generator to build the new site... So anyways if someone is interested me, please drop me an email (dcortarello@gmail.com).
So, to close this incredible year I want to thank everyone and share best wishes to all, it has been a very nice year.
Happy new year!
Kwort 4.3.3 is out
Final highlights:
Please head to https://kwort.org for the full announce and downloads.
Happy installing!
Well, I don't know how many are actually reading this, maybe none, but anyways, here we go...
So Kwort 4.3.3 is almost out and here's some highlights to share:
browser
command, Firefox is the desired option if it's installed by the user, otherwise it falls back into chromium and then chrome. As said before: bear in mind that you'll need rust in order to run any recent version of Firefox.If people is looking on running Google Chrome instead of Chromium, a script named chrome_packaging.sh
is available in the ISO in boot/tools that will package Google Chrome from the latest version available (this one requires libcups available in the repository).
Additionally, if you need kernel headers, a script named gen-kernel-headers-tarball.sh
is available in the ISO in boot/tools. I would advice you to run it against the kernel version distributed by Kwort, as normally kernel headers needed are the same used when compiled the libc.
Where to download the first release candidate? kwort-4.3.3rc1.iso | md5sum | sha1sum
Cheers!
So as I said before I started to play more with GPG and made some really quick bash functions to encrypt and decrypt data. Here we go:
Encrypt:
encrypt()
{
if [ -e "${1}.crypt" ]; then
tput setaf 1
echo "* ERROR * ${1}.crypt already exists. Exiting..."
tput sgr0
return 1
fi
i=0
while read line; do
items+=("$i" "$line")
i=$(($i + 1))
done < <(gpg --list-keys | grep @ | sed -e 's/uid[ ]*\[.*\] //g')
i=$(LC_ALL=en_US dialog --stdout --backtitle "Encryption made easy" \
--title Encrypt --menu "Pick the recipient" $(($i + 7)) 76 $i "${items[@]}")
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
return 0
fi
recp=$(echo "${items[$(($i + 1))]}" | awk -F '[<>]' '{print $(NF-1)}')
gpg --output "${1}.crypt" --encrypt --recipient ${recp} "${1}"
}
Decrypt:
decrypt()
{
out=$(basename "$1" .crypt)
if [ "${out}" = "$1" ]; then
out=$(LC_ALL=en_US dialog --stdout --backtitle "Encryption made easy" \
--title Decrypt --inputbox "Type the output filename" 8 40)
if [ $? -ne 0 -o -z "$out" ]; then
return 0
fi
fi
gpg --output "${out}" --decrypt "${1}"
}
Hi folks, two weeks ago it was requested on github to implement links to posts. Today I implemented this feature with id's.
In the last couple of days I've been playing with gpg (I was always using openssl's enc/dec/sign(dgst) instead). I want to start using a Keyserver, but I want a reliable one outside the US and UK, so MIT's kinda out of the table. Anyone knows any? I'm thinking in http://keys.connectical.com, which looks like be running in France (I don't trust too much in France anyways) as I like what the Connectical guys had created. I'm open to comments and ideas.
Also, I would like to share a really cool site that I've been reading: http://theoldschooldevops.com, you guys knows that I like old school stuff :-)
Enjoy!
For those who read this weblog and use Ubuntu or any kind of of userbase like that, you can't stop reading here, as this is going to be an "Ubuntu rant" and you'll probably will not like this.
As most of you know, I'm pretty old school Unix programmer I tend to do clean development and have everything done just right. As a developer I sit on top of the Unix interface (when doing userspace development) in order to support as much as possible.
In the last few years we saw Ubuntu coming, in the beginning it was only a remake of Debian with more power on the User interface. What made it so wide used? Well, they made two things really good. The first one was delivering a copy of the Ubuntu CD-ROM to everyone who requested it for free, there were some who requested for docens and distributed it among their friends, I have seen people playing frisbee with it anyways. The second one was thinking more in the users as users and not developers; that was a big hit.
So I guess it was easier to install (I've never installed it) and you could have it for free really quickly if you didn't want to or could't download it, and if not, there's was someone near to you always with a CD-ROM with it. For a lot of people, that was great as it brought a lot of new users to Linux. But the problem here is that old school users/developers like me don't care about the quantity but about the quality. And unfortunately, the quality of Linux users that Ubuntu brought compared to other distributions was disastrous. Why? Because a user didn't have to worry about learning the OS anymore, but only focusing in using it and unfortunately, for them, there's Ubuntu, not Linux or other distribution, they use Ubuntu and that's the only thing besides Windows/OS-X out there.
Working on Kwort's new aspect for future releases, I have no idea why I got into this "thing" called Plank, which looks like a docker for docky (which apparently is a launcher bar). Now, this was developed by "one of those users". Their developers are like "Ubuntu is what we support only" (probably because they think that Ubuntu is the "only" Linux), and let me quote them:
Do not report bugs if you are using Gentoo-based, Pacman-based, or Slackware-based distributions - only Ubuntu/OpenSUSE (and their derivatives) and Fedora are currently supported
Plank developers: I'm never going to use Plank probably, at least not by personal choice; but please, do yourself a favor and learn the system you're developing in. Why restricting the support to what you use only? It looks like you have no idea how Unix works and how to really develop in it (and I'm pretty sure I'm right).
I'm still working on future's Kwort looks, I'll probably write something like that in the next few days, but don't worry folks, we'll still be minimal ;-)
Well... So I had this feeling of going back 100% to Firefox and while doing some testing, WebGL is really bad. It looks like the problem is that the hardware acceleration sucks entirely in Firefox. Hardware acceleration in Firefox is really a hell, even with OMTC I couldn't get more than 13 FPS, while on Chromium I get at least 60FPS using a Firefox acceleration stress test
I've tried with an ATI R600 card, an Intel HD 4600, a Nvidia GT-740M all of them with the latest drivers that perform just great on other applications (glxsphere, chromium, etc...), I never got a decent performance, and this is the latest version of Firefox (35.0). So I guess I should just give up. So probably on 4.2 Firefox will not be included in the ISO and only Chromium, we'll see what happens.
On other news, I've discovered several failures on the Kwort installer, and I appologize for that. I guess I should try to be "less-mainstream" and more hardcore, pretty much like the OpenBSD installation. Andreas was working on a new installer that I think he started some years ago (https://github.com/schipplock/kwort-installer-ng) but I honestly don't know... There's too much to handle nowadays and things have gotten too complicated to support everything "automatically".
For those who wants to know, Kwort's installation can be sumarized in the following list:
My future approach would probably be that we could leave most of that to the user, specially with all the fuzz of UEFI, GPT and so on.
Time will tell. :-)
Hey all! Last week (and also today) I made a major upgrade to Kwort 4.1. This should bring your system to the latest version. So in your system you can just run:
kpkg upgrade
Also, I would like to share a really cool site for designers: http://colorschemedesigner.com/csd-3.5/
When creating this site I needed a nice palette color and that tool/site really helped me on doing that; so, enjoy it :-)
Anyways, I'll be on PTO tomorrow and probably disconnected (or I'll do my best to stay away of the computer :-D).
Stay cool and have fun!


A collection of HTML documents
Contains text content, markup, references, links
Links between HTML pages
Main protocol of the web.
Computers that host files that make up the web
World's largest computer network
Program that runs on your ocmputer to display files found on the web
Elements - "<" Name ">" Content "<" "/" Name ">"
Examples: b - bold, em - italics
anchor - a (used for links, attribute: href)
images - img (used for images, attribute: src)
Multiple Lines
break - br
paragraph - p
Examples: a, img, br, strong, span
Examples: div, p
All HTML tags and other actions can found by searching online
Programmers do not need to memorize everything
Controls style of the page (how it looks).
A cross-platform and language-independent convention for representing and interacting with objects in HTML.
The nodes of every document are organized in a "tree-like structure".
When coding webpages, it helps to think of everything as boxes. Programmers "boxify" all contents on the page to make it easier to create structures.
Sublime is an example of a text editor that programmers use to code.
You can identify a class or tag of the element you want to find (called a match) and replace it with different ones.
Inheritance: "Cascading" means rules are applied to the element that matches (ancestor) but also to those element's child elements (descendants).
Styles are applied in the following order:
1. Default style of the browser.
2. Stylesheet in a separate file.
3. Stylesheet inside HTML.
4. Inline style in an element.

You can select by class as well using .class-name
1. Set sizes in terms of percentages.
2. Set box-sizing attribute to box-border for every element
Divs are block elements, however, using display : flex can let divs appear next to each other.
1. Look for natural boxes.
2. Look for repeated styles and semantic elements.
3. Write your HTML.
4. Apply styles (from BIGGEST to smallest).
5. Fix things.


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117 | """
A web app that allows multiple people to colaborate in painting. People
connecting later will not see the "paint" that was added earlier. Each
person is assigned a random color which affects how that person can
best contribute to the painting.
This app might be running at the demo server: http://flexx1.zoof.io
"""
import random
from flexx import app, ui, event
COLORS = ('#eee', '#999', '#555', '#111',
'#f00', '#0f0', '#00f', '#ff0', '#f0f', '#0ff',
'#a44', '#4a4', '#44a', '#aa4', '#afa', '#4aa',
)
class Relay(event.HasEvents):
""" Global object to relay paint events to all participants.
"""
@event.emitter
def global_paint(self, pos, color):
return dict(pos=pos, color=color)
# Create global relay
relay = Relay()
class ColabPainting(ui.Widget):
""" Web app for colaborative painting.
"""
CSS = """
.flx-ColabPainting { background: #ddd; }
.flx-ColabPainting .flx-CanvasWidget {
background: #fff;
border: 10px solid #000;
min-width: 400px; max-width: 400px;
min-height: 400px; max-height: 400px;
}
"""
def init(self):
# Select random color
self.color = random.choice(COLORS)
# App layout
with ui.VBox():
self.people = ui.Label(flex=0)
ui.Widget(flex=1)
with ui.HBox(flex=2):
ui.Widget(flex=1)
self.canvas = ui.CanvasWidget(flex=0)
ui.Widget(flex=1)
ui.Widget(flex=1)
# Start people-count-updater
self._update_participants()
@event.prop
def color(self, color='#000'):
""" The selected color for the current session. """
return str(color)
@event.connect('canvas.mouse_down')
def _this_user_adds_paint(self, *events):
""" Detect mouse down, emit global paint event via the relay. """
for ev in events:
relay.global_paint(ev.pos, self.color)
@relay.connect('global_paint') # note that we connect to relay here
def _any_user_adds_paint(self, *events):
""" Receive global paint event from the relay, emit local paint event. """
# if not self.session.status:
# return I think this is not required anymore. Worst case we get a warning
for ev in events:
self.emit('paint', ev)
def _update_participants(self):
""" Keep track of the number of participants. """
if not self.session.status:
return # and dont't invoke a new call
proxies = app.manager.get_connections(self.__class__.__name__)
n = len(proxies)
del proxies
self.people.text = '%i persons are painting' % n
app.call_later(3, self._update_participants)
class JS:
def init(self):
super().init()
self._ctx = self.canvas.node.getContext('2d')
@event.connect('color')
def _update_color(self, *events):
self.canvas.style = 'border: 10px solid ' + events[-1].new_value
@event.connect('!paint')
def _paint_dot(self, *events):
for ev in events:
self._ctx.globalAlpha = 0.8
self._ctx.beginPath()
self._ctx.fillStyle = ev.color
self._ctx.arc(ev.pos[0], ev.pos[1], 5, 0, 6.2831)
self._ctx.fill()
if __name__ == '__main__':
app.serve(ColabPainting)
m = app.launch(ColabPainting) # for use during development
app.start()
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QUESTION #1
friend := []models.Friend{}
Which uAdmin function will be used to fetch all objects in the database?
QUESTION #2
goat := []models.Goat{}
Which uAdmin function will be used to fetch all objects in the database?
QUESTION #3
house := []models.House{}
Which uAdmin function will be used to fetch all objects in the database?
QUESTION #4
tax := []models.tax{}
Which uAdmin function will be used to fetch all objects in the database?
QUESTION #5
newyork := []models.NewYork{}
Which uAdmin function will be used to fetch all objects in the database?
QUESTION #6
paynemt := []models.Payment{}
Which uAdmin function will be used to fetch all objects in the database?
QUESTION #7
burger := models.Burger{}
Field: ID
x := 2
Which uAdmin function will be used to fetch the second record from the database?
QUESTION #8
fries := models.Fries{}
Field: ID
x := 5
Which uAdmin function will be used to fetch the fifth record from the database?
QUESTION #9
dog := models.Dog{}
Field: ID and Name
x := 3
y := "Labrador Retriever”
Which uAdmin function will be used to fetch the third record from the database?
QUESTION #10
appliances := models.Appliances{}
Field: ID and Name
x := 5
y := "Refrigerator”
Which uAdmin function will be used to fetch the fifth record from the database?
QUESTION #11
gadgets := models.Gadgets{}
Field: ID and Name
x := 1
y := "iPhone”
Which uAdmin function will be used to fetch the first record from the database?
QUESTION #12
family := models.Family{}
Field: ID and Name
x := 1; i := 2; j := 3
y := "Mother”
Which uAdmin function will be used to fetch the second record from the database?
QUESTION #13
socialmedia := models.SocialMedia{}
Field: ID and Name
x := 1; i := 2; j := 3
y := "Twitter”; a := "Facebook"; b := "Youtube"
Which uAdmin function will be used to fetch the third record from the database containing the name "Facebook"?
QUESTION #14
galaxy := models.Galaxy{}
Field: ID and Name
x := 2; i := 5; j := 8
y := "Milky Way”; a := "Andromeda"; b := "Whirlpool"
Which uAdmin function will be used to fetch the fifth record from the database containing the name "Andromeda"?
QUESTION #15
cors := models.Cars{}
Field: ID and Name
x := 1; i := 2; j := 3
y := "Toyota”; a := "Mitsubishi"; b := "Subaru"
Which uAdmin function will be used to fetch the first record from the database containing the name "Subaru"?


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Collection
Rules and regulations and guidance for principal learning and project qualifications.
Principal learning and project qualifications are standalone qualifications which used to be components of the 14 to 19 Diploma. Although the Diploma is no longer available, principal learning and project qualifications are.
We are currently updating the documents which set out the rules and guidance for principal learning and project qualifications. In the meantime, the documents in this collection continue to apply.
You should also read the requirements for all awarding organisations and qualifications .


Zendesk Audit Log
The Zendesk audit log is available only to Enterprise level customers. It includes the basic audit logging features in that it tracks Who, What, When and Where. However, it lacks many of the features that make audit logs a critical enterprise ready feature.
The Good:
Retroactive Audit Record
The first thing you’ll notice if you enable it for an active account is that it does have a historical record of the audit events from the accounts inception (no matter what account type you started with). This can be useful if you need to enable the audit log after the fact for an incident analysis or post mortem.
Available from the API
Zendesk does maintain a well documented and easy to access API for the audit trail activity, which makes it easy to pull out data into external systems. The ticket level audit trail is also available from their API.
The Mediocre
Filtering
Zendesk has implemented some basic filtering into their audit trail. When you’re looking at an audit trail you can click on a month, actor, event, IP address or item to filter down to only matching events. However, this rudimentary filtering limits the user to filtering only to the months, actors and items immediately on the screen.
Light on Audited Events
As you look at the activity that is audited, there isn’t a ton of high value information as a very limited number of admin activities are actually logged. It is noticeably missing most agent actions including logins, account views, agent interactions etc.
Lack of Exactness
Zendesk provides event times down the second. Most audit logs provide event times down to the millisecond which can be helpful in avoiding sequencing collisions if you’re combining multiple audit logs together. In reality, the low number of audited events will decrease the impact of this oversight but that doesn’t excuse it entirely. Additionally, it isn’t immediately clear what timezone these events are being shown in (unless you use the API).
The Bad:
Deletable Ticket Audit Trail
Zendesk claims to include an audit trail of the ticket activity within the tickets themselves. The major problem here is that these tickets can be deleted and along with it, its audit trail. Hence, ticket audit trails are not immutable. This is a big gap (though something they plan to fix). It doesn’t look like the primary audit trail can be altered (API is read-only), but it doesn’t seem to be provably immutable either.
| Ticket Level Audit Log | Deleted Ticket Level Audit Log |
|---|---|
Not exportable
As mentioned earlier there is an API for the audit trail, but it isn’t available to be exported. This is generally a fairly simple feature that can take some pressure off of the need to do advanced searching and filtering in the UI.
Not Centralized
Ticket level audit events are not captured in the primary audit trail making it very hard to get a clear picture of the complete activity in an account.
This was published on Nov. 22, 2016.
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{title:'One-way Swaps'}
In the previous sections, we defined two-way swaps, meaning swaps where the original objects could be reconstructing during parsing. However, there are certain kinds of objects that we may want to support for serializing but that are not possible to reconstruct during parsing. For these, we can use one-way object swaps.
A one-way swap is simply an object transform that only implements the {@code swap()} method. The {@code unswap()} method is simply left unimplemented.
An example of a one-way swaps would be one that allows {@code Iterators} to be serialized as JSON arrays. It can make sense to be able to render {@code Iterators} as arrays but in general it's not possible to reconstruct an {@code Iterator} during parsing.
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Here is an example of our one-way swap being used. Note that trying to parse the original object will cause a {@link oaj.parser.ParseException} to be thrown.
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:: com :: sun :: star :: logging ::
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| unpublished |
service FileHandler |
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- Supported Interface
- XLogHandler
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- Usage Restrictions
- not published
- Description
- specifies a component implementing a log handler whose output
channel is a file.
The handler will use the Encoding attribute of XLogHandler
to determine how to encode strings before actually writing them to the output
file.
- Since
- OOo 2.3
- See also
- XLogHandler::Encoding
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| Constructors' Summary |
| create |
creates a log handler whose output is directed to a file given by URL.
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| createWithSettings |
creates an instance of the log handler, using generic settings
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| Constructors' Details |
create
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| create( |
[in] string |
FileURL ); |
- Description
- creates a log handler whose output is directed to a file given by URL.
- Parameter FileURL
- the URL of the file to be created. This URL is resolved using the
::com::sun::star::util::PathSubstitution service. That
is, it is allowed to include placeholders such as
$(userurl) .
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createWithSettings
- Description
- creates an instance of the log handler, using generic settings
- Parameter Settings
- contains the initial settings for the log handler
The following settings are recognized and supported:
Additionally, a setting name FileURL is recognized. It must be of type
string, and denotes the file URL to which the handler's output should be directed.
At least the URL argument must be present in the settings.
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if Settings contains settings whose value is of the wrong type.
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2 Chronicles 33:25
But the people of the land slew all them that had conspired against king Amon; and the people of the land made Josiah his son king in his stead.


1 By the declining day,
2 Lo! man is a state of loss,
3 Save those who believe and do good works, and exhort one another to truth and exhort one another to endurance.


Fuming Ian Wright explodes in foul-mouthed meltdown at I'm A Celebrity campmates
I'm A Celebrity viewers blasted Ian Wright for his angry reaction to being offered extra crocodile feet despite complaining about being hungry just hours before
by Irishmirror.ieFuming Ian Wright exploded tonight in a foul-mouthed meltdown at his fellow I'm A Celebrity campmates.
I'm A Celeb viewers were shocked with the former footballer's angry reaction to being offered extra crocodile feet.
Just hours before, Ian confessed he was on the brink of leaving the jungle because he was struggling with the lack of food.
So it came as a massive surprise when he started swearing at Andrew Maxwell, telling the comedian he didn't want anymore "f***ing crocodile".

Ian was in a happy mood as he teased Kate Garraway by trying to high five the GMB presenter with a crocodile claw.
But there was a tense atmosphere in camp when Ian refused to accept another croc foot when offered by Jacqueline Jossa.
Ian said: "I don't want no more. I really honestly don't want no more."
Andrew and Jacqueline insisted he could have another one as James Haskell had already had more.
When Ian refused again, frustrated Andrew said: "Oh Jesus the drama."
Losing his rag, Ian replied: "I said I don't want anymore f***ing crocodile bruv. I don't want no more."
In the Bush Telegraph, he said: "There's nothing more frustrating than when you say no to something and someone continues to ask you. It's annoying."
Kate admitted it had been a "hard day" for everyone in camp, while Jacqueline said people were getting more "agitated" and were "at logger heads".
Could Ian be the first campmate to crack and leave?
I'm A Celebrity viewers took to Twitter to slam Ian for his antics.
One viewer said: "Solid conclusion after tonight’s episode.. Ian is a bit of a d*** really, complains about not eating enough, complains when they get a decent meal"
"Someone get Ian a snickers , quick #diva #hungry," added another.
A third said: "Had Ian Wright down as the winner in the beginning, not anymore, turns out he’s a bit of a moaner"
"Ian Wright is such a f***ing drama queen!  Idiot!," said a fourth.
* I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! airs on ITV at 9pm


To use, append ?trace=foo, where foo is represents foo.json.gz from the traces folder within the unit tests. This will cause the panel to load and render with that trace file.
?trace=foo
foo
foo.json.gz


ASUS ROG Phone 2 registrations for Android 10 beta open - Gizchina.com
by AbdulASUS ROG Phone 2 registrations for Android 10 beta open
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The ASUS ROG Phone 2 is one of the best gaming smartphones of 2019 that money can buy. The phone was launched with Android Pie onboard earlier this year. Now as the company has already started rolling out Android 10 stable for its flagship Zenfone 6, it has finally opened registrations for ROG Phone 2 Android 10 beta testers as well.
Just a few days back, ASUS released a public beta of Android 10 for Zenfone 6 and a stable rollout was soon followed by it. The ROG Phone 2 has now become second in the line for a similar treatment. Interested users can apply for testing the closed beta builds of ZenUI based on Android 10. The company has listed the following pre-requisites to be eligible for the same.
- Own a ROG Phone 2(ZS660KL)
- Be a member of ZenTalk and actively participate in the discussion of ZenFone on ZenTalk.
- Be willing to provide detailed information including IMEI, Serial Number(SN), Current Firmware for the beta test setting
- Be able to read and provide feedback in English
- Be familiar with Android operating system
Also, they have listed some of the responsibilities that need to be taken care of if you are selected as beta tester.
- Participate in every Beta version release and test on a daily basis
- Report valid bugs with the correct format
- Maintain confidentiality of the Beta Testing program
- Be sure to post all beta-testing related issues in beta restricted board
If you think you are eligible for beta tester going by the pre-requisites listed above, then do enrol your name in the registration form provided by the company.


Data Objects
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AA57OLMatrix
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Overlapping Matrix for 57 amino acid and secondary structure combinations. |
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AA57OLWeights
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Overlapping weights for 57 amino acid and secondary structure combinations. |
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CAMuTable
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Mean chemical shift values for alpha carbon . |
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CASdTable
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Standard deviation of chemical shift values for alpha carbon . |
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CBMuTable
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Mean chemical shift values for beta carbon . |
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CBSdTable
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Standard deviation of chemical shift values for beta carbon . |
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AvgCov.t
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Average covariance across three secondary structures for all amino acid typings (including oxidized cystine). |
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CarbonCov.t
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Covariance values of chemical shifts of alpha and beta carbons. |
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RefDB.StatCA
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Statistics of chemical shifts values of alpha carbons from RefDB. |
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RefDB.StatCB
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Statistics of chemical shifts values of beta carbons from RefDB. |
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RefDB_data
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RefDB object |
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inverseMatrices
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inverseMatrices. |
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aaCodes1Letter19
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Single-letter amino acid naming convention. |
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aaCodes1Letter20
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Single-letter amino acid naming convention. |
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aaCodes3Letter1stCap
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Three-letter amino acid naming convention with first letter capitalized. |
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aaCodes3LetterAllCap.v
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Three-letter amino acid naming convention with all letters capitalized. |
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ID
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RefDB ID included in the BaMORC package. |
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cname
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All the amino acids and secondary structures combinations for easy access. |


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Universally
Speaking
(Red Hot Chili Peppers) |
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I
saw your face
Elegant and tired Cut up from the chase Still I so admired Bloodshot your smile Delicate and wild Give me she wolf style Rip right thru me [Pre-chorus] Silveretta the jets of a lifetime Go and get her ive got her on my mind Nothing better then feeling is so fine Simply put I saw love stream flow [Chorus] Come on baby 'cause there's no name for Give it up and I got what I came for Universally speaking Take it back and you make me nervous Nothing better then love and service Universally speaking Win in the long run I saw your crime Dying to get high Two of a kind Beat all hands tonight [Pre chorus] [Chorus] [Pre Chorus] |


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--- layout: post title: "From chilly to Chile" subtitle: "Chile 2019" categories: [travels] tags: [Chile] date: 2019-10-29 00:00:00 -0500 background: 'https://hwmckenzie.github.io/img/posts/chile2019/header.jpg' ---
I am sitting in a hotel lobby in Calgary at the start of an unexpected great adventure!
As some will know and others will not, I was invited to join Working Dogs for Conservation (WD4C) as an orienteer and handler on a project to detect pumas in Patagonia, Chile. I have been trying to get more experience with WD4C since almost the first day I was partnered up with Seuss. I never imagined when my chance came it would be in another hemisphere!
Since I found out about the trip in August I have been completing daily Spanish audio lessons in an effort to remember and improve what I learned in my high school language classes. Diligently repeating basic phrases to my surroundings and wondering how it will all translate to immersion in the real world. I did visit Cuba years ago, but that time I had the benefit of being with Lea, who is a most excellent Spanish speaker and overall travel companion. She will be sorely missed on this trip! However, I won’t be bereft of travel companions, as in addition to the WD4C team, the Panthera project team, and another dog team from Costa Rica, Chris will be joining me just over a week after I arrive.
Stay tuned to the blog for posts about Zoey (the dog I’ll be working with), Panthera and what the puma research is all about, Torres del Paine (the national park where we are working), where we are staying, the food we are eating, and most importantly, if I am managing to swim in the deep end of the Spanish language pool!
Hannah