Data Structures | |
| struct | pll_config |
| Hardware-specific representation of PLL configuration. More... | |
Enumerations | |
| enum | pll_source { PLL_SRC_RC2MHZ = 0, PLL_SRC_RC32MHZ = 2, PLL_SRC_XOSC = 3, PLL_NR_SOURCES } |
PLL clock source. More... | |
PLL configuration | |
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| static void | pll_config_init (struct pll_config *cfg, enum pll_source src, unsigned int div, unsigned int mul) |
| Initialize PLL configuration from standard parameters. | |
| #define | pll_config_defaults(cfg, pll_id) |
| Initialize PLL configuration using default parameters. | |
| #define | pll_get_default_rate(pll_id) |
| Get the default rate in Hz of pll_id. | |
Interaction with the PLL hardware | |
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| |
| static void | pll_config_read (struct pll_config *cfg, unsigned int pll_id) |
| Read the currently active configuration of pll_id. | |
| static void | pll_config_write (const struct pll_config *cfg, unsigned int pll_id) |
| Activate the configuration cfg on pll_id. | |
| static void | pll_enable (const struct pll_config *cfg, unsigned int pll_id) |
| Activate the configuration cfg and enable PLL pll_id. | |
| static void | pll_disable (unsigned int pll_id) |
| Disable the PLL identified by pll_id. | |
| static status_t | pll_wait_for_lock (unsigned int pll_id) |
| Wait for PLL pll_id to become locked. | |
Chip-specific PLL characteristics | |
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| #define | NR_PLLS 1 |
| Number of on-chip PLLs. | |
| #define | PLL_MIN_HZ 10000000UL |
| Minimum frequency that the PLL can generate. | |
| #define | PLL_MAX_HZ 200000000UL |
| Maximum frequency that the PLL can generate. |
This group contains functions and definitions related to configuring and enabling/disabling on-chip PLLs. A PLL will take an input signal (the source), optionally divide the frequency by a configurable divider, and then multiply the frequency by a configurable multiplier.
Some devices don't support input dividers; specifying any other divisor than 1 on these devices will result in an assertion failure. Other devices may have various restrictions to the frequency range of the input and output signals.
Each PLL has a set of default parameters determined by the following configuration symbols in the application's configuration file:
These configuration symbols determine the result of calling pll_config_defaults() and pll_get_default_rate().
The following example shows how to configure and enable PLL0 using the default parameters specified using the configuration symbols listed above, and with Wide Bandwidth Mode disabled (a UC3A3-specific PLL option.)
struct pll_config pllcfg; pll_config_defaults(&pllcfg, 0); pll_config_set_option(&pllcfg, PLL_OPT_WBM_DISABLE); pll_config_write(&pllcfg, 0); pll_wait_for_lock(0);
When the last function call returns, PLL0 is ready to be used as the main system clock source.
| #define NR_PLLS 1 |
Number of on-chip PLLs.
Definition at line 52 of file pll.h.
Referenced by pll_config_read(), pll_config_write(), pll_disable(), and pll_wait_for_lock().
| #define pll_config_defaults | ( | cfg, | |||
| pll_id | ) |
pll_config_init(cfg, \ CONFIG_PLL##pll_id##_SOURCE, \ CONFIG_PLL##pll_id##_DIV, \ CONFIG_PLL##pll_id##_MUL)
Initialize PLL configuration using default parameters.
| cfg | The PLL configuration to be initialized. | |
| pll_id | Use defaults for this PLL. |
| #define pll_get_default_rate | ( | pll_id | ) |
((osc_get_rate(CONFIG_PLL##pll_id##_SOURCE) \ * CONFIG_PLL##pll_id##_MUL) \ / CONFIG_PLL##pll_id##_DIV)
Get the default rate in Hz of pll_id.
Definition at line 64 of file pll.h.
Referenced by sysclk_get_main_hz().
| #define PLL_MAX_HZ 200000000UL |
Maximum frequency that the PLL can generate.
Definition at line 55 of file pll.h.
Referenced by pll_config_init().
| #define PLL_MIN_HZ 10000000UL |
| enum pll_source |
| void pll_config_init | ( | struct pll_config * | cfg, | |
| enum pll_source | src, | |||
| unsigned int | div, | |||
| unsigned int | mul | |||
| ) | [inline, static] |
Initialize PLL configuration from standard parameters.
| cfg | The PLL configuration to be initialized. | |
| src | The oscillator to be used as input to the PLL. | |
| div | PLL input divider. | |
| mul | PLL loop divider (i.e. multiplier). |
Definition at line 79 of file pll.h.
References assert, OSC_BF, osc_get_rate(), PLL_MAX_HZ, PLL_NR_SOURCES, and PLL_SRC_RC32MHZ.
| void pll_config_read | ( | struct pll_config * | cfg, | |
| unsigned int | pll_id | |||
| ) | [inline, static] |
Read the currently active configuration of pll_id.
| cfg | The configuration object into which to store the currently active configuration. | |
| pll_id | The ID of the PLL to be accessed. |
Definition at line 103 of file pll.h.
References assert, NR_PLLS, and osc_read_reg.
| void pll_config_write | ( | const struct pll_config * | cfg, | |
| unsigned int | pll_id | |||
| ) | [inline, static] |
Activate the configuration cfg on pll_id.
| cfg | The configuration object representing the PLL configuration to be activated. | |
| pll_id | The ID of the PLL to be updated. |
Definition at line 110 of file pll.h.
References assert, NR_PLLS, and osc_write_reg.
Referenced by pll_enable().
| void pll_disable | ( | unsigned int | pll_id | ) | [inline, static] |
Disable the PLL identified by pll_id.
After this function is called, the PLL identified by pll_id will be disabled. The PLL configuration stored in hardware may be affected by this, so if the caller needs to restore the same configuration later, it should either do a pll_config_read() before disabling the PLL, or remember the last configuration written to the PLL.
| pll_id | The ID of the PLL to be disabled. |
Definition at line 129 of file pll.h.
References assert, NR_PLLS, OSC_BIT, osc_read_reg, and osc_write_reg.
| void pll_enable | ( | const struct pll_config * | cfg, | |
| unsigned int | pll_id | |||
| ) | [inline, static] |
Activate the configuration cfg and enable PLL pll_id.
| cfg | The PLL configuration to be activated. | |
| pll_id | The ID of the PLL to be enabled. |
Definition at line 118 of file pll.h.
References OSC_BIT, osc_read_reg, osc_write_reg, and pll_config_write().
| status_t pll_wait_for_lock | ( | unsigned int | pll_id | ) | [inline, static] |
Wait for PLL pll_id to become locked.
| pll_id | The ID of the PLL to wait for. |
| STATUS_OK | The PLL is now locked. | |
| ERR_TIMEOUT | Timed out waiting for PLL to become locked. |
Definition at line 140 of file pll.h.
References assert, NR_PLLS, OSC_BIT, osc_read_reg, and STATUS_OK.


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Implements HistoryMain
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HistoryRoot
(**kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
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Root widget of the history screen.
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class
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TextInputDialog
(**kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
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Dialog with one text field.
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default_text
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- Type
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acg.screens.history.
app_busy
(func)[source]¶ Call function in new thread and set app.busy =
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not_implemented_toast
(*_)[source]¶ Display toast notifying user that the function is not implemented.
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set_word_state
(word, state)[source]¶ Set state in the data-base entry of the card of the current template.
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acg.screens.history.
widget_by_id
(string)[source]¶ Get widget by string of ids, separated by “/”.
- Parameters
string – Strings of ids, separated by “/”. The first one can be a screen name.
- Returns
widget
- Examples
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THE REPLACEMENT KILLERS A film review by David N. Butterworth Copyright 1998 David N. Butterworth
** (out of ****)
Have you noticed nowadays how many movie previews push the name of the director almost as much the film's principal actors? "A film by Tony Scott" or "A Mike Nichols film" the guy with the mouthful of marbles will state confidently at the end of the preceding montage.
I would tend to guess that most people who drag their carcasses out to their local megaplex on a Saturday night couldn't care less who *directed* the film they're about to see. Half of them don't even care who's *in* it.
And so to "The Replacement Killers." The voice-over at the end of its television trailer somberly announces "Directed by Antoine Fuqua." Antoine who? Like, does anyone know who Antoine Fuqua *is*? (No.) Has he directed anything of note before? (No.) Has he directed *anything* before? (Yes, a music video.) So what's the point?
The point, unfortunately, is that "The Replacement Killers" *isn't* a film by John Woo.
Woo is the acclaimed Hong Kong filmmaker responsible for some highly kinetic action pictures on that side of the globe. His films are spectacularly staged ballistic ballets with, frequently, an ageless, charismatic leading actor called Chow Yun-Fat caught somewhere in the middle. Movies like "A Better Tomorrow," "The Killer", and the sensational "Hard-Boiled." Then Woo came to the States and made a couple of duds, "Hard Target" (with Jean-Claude Van Damme--no surprise there) and "Broken Arrow." Then he finally redeemed himself with last summer's "Face/Off." Next he's executive producing a comedy/actioner of sorts, "The Big Hit," "a Kirk Wong film."
"The Replacement Killers" certainly *looks* like it could be a John Woo film. (It should; he executive produced this one too.) For starters it stars Chow Yun-Fat. And it's choc-o-bloc with scenes of hit men (and Mira Sorvino!) flying through the air with both barrels blazing. But there the comparisons end.
The action sequences, of which there are many, are not particularly well staged, or crafted. They're just there. Ad nauseum. The plot, too, is relatively untaxing--hoods hound Chow when Chow reneges on hit; Chow drags Sorvino's forger around town as security for ticket back to mainland China to save family; Chow and Sorvino get shot at a lot--and it simply allows for more of those understaged, sub-crafted shoot-outs. As for style, Fuqua's approach seems to be black=cool. Witness Chow's sunglasses (indoors!), the shadowy exteriors, the leather garb of the title characters, and Sorvino's constantly exposed undergarments (she's supposed to be tough and we know that tough chicks like to hang around in their underwear, even when they're working, right?).
Chow and Sorvino make a respectable pairing, and even Jürgen Prochnow ("Das Boot") is suitably well-dressed and oily in a throwaway henchman role. When the replacement killers (cuz Chow reneged, remember?) track the good guys down to a crowded video arcade and start shooting, all of a sudden there's nobody around. Where'd everybody go? And why the heck didn't Chow and Sorvino go with them!? It's logic like that that leaves "The Replacement Killers" in the gutter time and time again.
Now that Chow Yun-Fat has crossed the ocean it would be nice to see him handling something a little more sophisticated than a pair of firearms (perhaps tinkling the old ivories like Clint Eastwood did in "In the Line of Fire"?). If you're planning on seeing Antoine Fuqua's film, let me suggest any Woo/Chow movie on videotape as a replacement.
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Putnam County court records show 31-year-old Logan Campbell faces charges of Voyeurism, Public Voyeurism, and Criminal Trespass.
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General Election 2019: Have leaders been banned from local rallies?
by Helen CattIt's a standard sight at general elections - a party-branded bus pulls into town and off steps the party leader to be greeted by the local candidate.
They pose, they smile, the leader gives a speech at a rally to crowds of activists and ends by giving their candidate a ringing endorsement.
But could we be seeing a lot less of this ahead of 12 December election?
As the Times has reported, the Electoral Commission has published new guidance on spending rules.
The watchdog made it clear that if a party leader does anything that could be seen as promoting a particular candidate, the prospective MP must record at least a share of it against their election spending.
Each candidate is limited in what they can spend, with the cap set around £15,000 for most.
In practice, that means a high-profile visit could take a hefty chunk out of a candidate's budget.
Why has the advice been clarified?
The clarification follows a high-profile court case in which a senior Conservative party employee, Marion Little, was convicted of offences connected to election spending.
It related to the seat of South Thanet, Kent, in 2015, which was being contested by - among others - then-UKIP leader Nigel Farage.
The MP who won it for the Conservatives, Craig Mackinlay, also went on trial, but was cleared of all charges.
He has since called for greater clarity around the rules.
The South Thanet case hinged on how money spent and declared by the Conservative Party centrally - on staffing, hotels and other items - was allocated.
The court found that because the campaign to elect Mr Mackinlay had benefitted, some of it should have been declared on the local returns instead, which would have put Mr Mackinlay's campaign well over the spending limit.
The Supreme Court was asked to look at the concept of "notional" spending as part of the case.
Will it stop party leader visits?
It doesn't mean party leaders won't be turning up at all in marginal seats.
The updated Electoral Commission guidance says that if a "party leader gives a speech on national policy, urging local voters to vote for the party", and the candidate is not there and hasn't done anything to take advantage, then that can be classed as national spend.


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Litomyšl (Svitavy region) - Litomyšl will become one of the pilot cities to try out the OpenData.cz initiative project. Not only does the city hall publish all tenders on its website, but now, thanks to the new project, they can compare costs of tenders in individual cities. The city tries to maximize the transparency of tenders, deputy mayor Radomil Kašpar told today the press.
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Martin Nečaský (Faculty of Mathematics and physics, Charles University in Prague) focuses on XML language. Now he picked up another area - public tenders. Together with a colleague from University of Economics in Prague he wants to create a database that would be able to compare winning prices of services from tenders.
"We would like to initiate the creation of a transparent data infrastructure." says 28 years old assistant professor. "However, it is an ambitious plan which will take more than a day." he admits.
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public class ParseProperties extends java.lang.Object implements ParseNextProperty
| Constructor and Description |
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ParseProperties(Project project,
java.util.Collection<PropertyExpander> expanders,
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Constructor with a getProperty.
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boolean |
containsProperties(java.lang.String value)
Learn whether a String contains replaceable properties.
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Project |
getProject()
Get the project.
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java.lang.Object |
parseNextProperty(java.lang.String value,
java.text.ParsePosition pos)
Return any property that can be parsed from the specified position
in the specified String.
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java.lang.Object |
parseProperties(java.lang.String value)
Decode properties from a String representation.
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public ParseProperties(Project project, java.util.Collection<PropertyExpander> expanders, GetProperty getProperty)
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- a sequence of expandersgetProperty
- property resolver.public Project getProject()
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in interface ParseNextProperty
public java.lang.Object parseProperties(java.lang.String value)
value
parameter (unsurprisingly) at the beginning and asks each
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property reference at that point. PropertyExpanders return
the name of a property they may find and may advance the parse
position.null
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A package is a collection of ontology term and entity identifiers and filters generated from a shopping list. A package enables generation of an ontology-driven entity specification file (as an Excel spreadsheet or in JSON format) which indicates term names, synonyms, definitions, and categorical and numeric variable details. A specification file can be periodically regenerated from a package so that new ontology updates can be incorporated into it. A specification can be used by software and data integration developers to facilitate data entry, display and exchange.
A package cannot contain terms from two versions of an ontology, but it can contain more than one ontology.
To download a JSON or excel specification from a package, click on its name, and then view the "Data Specification" tab where it will be regenerated.
One can edit a package to adjust its name or description. Upgrading a package involves changing its ontology version number(s). A differential list of changes is provided so that decisions can be made about what new terms to accept or filter out.
References to data specifications, primitive fields and units must be set up. A brief summary of features is provided below. Note: Currently items within a group are only ordered alphabetically in the Entity Mart. We will provide a solution for custom sorting in the coming months.
To convert an OBI compatible OWL ontology (and its include files) into a json data structure like this one, run:
> jsonimo.py [path to your ontology]
The program assumes all include files for your ontology are provided in an "include/" folder under the ontology main file. To see an HTML version of this, rendered by this page, you need to have this page and the ontology_ui.json file served from a webserver. An easy way to do that is to temporarily run a minimal webserver in the same directory:
> python -m SimpleHTTPServer
Then reload this file (usually at the address http://localhost:8000/ ) to see an HTML rendering of the entities as forms.
Currently, because of inappropriate relations between entities, circular loops might be possible in rendering form elements. A recursive depth limit of 20 descendant form elements has been instituted for the form rendering. A loop that exceeds this amount is exited, and is reported in the browser's javascript console as an "AWOL loop".
Produced by the IRIDA project and Public Health Bioinformatics
in conjunction with the GenEpiO Consortium


I am a new student at Moringa School and this has been my first week. However I have been able to work on a few projects on HTML and CSS. Below are links to them
This project entailed practice on working with Git. How to push, clone and fork Repositories using git and Github
This project is aimed to practice on proper styling and indentation of HTML files
This project is aimed to practice on using of git branches and merging them to Master branch
This prohject was to test varius styles used in HTML to create basic static pages.


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This website was created for a Web Systems Development class and is meant to provide an overview of the history of the Internet. The content of this website is based on the documentaries linked below.


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1) Select the integer from the following options?
555
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2) Select the float from the following options?
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3) "what is your name?"
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4) "F"
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Here are some good, accessible yet challenging classics.
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Radiopharmaceutical:
Dose: mCi
Elevated creatinine. Evaluation of glomerular filtration rate.
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Glomerular Filtration Rate (GFR): ml/min
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DWR contains 2 extension points for JSF, a creator and a ServletFilter. The JSF integration is not included in the dwr.jar. It is currently only available in the dwr-noncla.jar which is available for download.
An experimental JsfCreator is included with the normal DWR download. You can use this from dwr.xml as follows:
<init> <creator id="jsf" class="org.directwebremoting.faces.JsfCreator"/> </init> <allow> ... <create creator="jsf" javascript="ScriptName"> <param name="managedBeanName" value="beanName"/> <param name="class" value="your.class"/> </create> ... </allow>
This will allow you to make calls into your ManagedBeans from DWR. Please note the init section. This section is required because the JSF creator is not defined in the standard dwr.xml (because of the non-cla issue).
The DWR/Faces filter allows you to access beans from your FacesContext without being officially part of the JSF lifecycle.
In order to use the JsfCreator, you should add the DWR/Faces filter to your web.xml file.
<filter> <filter-name>DwrFacesFilter</filter-name> <filter-class>org.directwebremoting.faces.FacesExtensionFilter</filter-class> </filter> <filter-mapping> <filter-name>DwrFacesFilter</filter-name> <url-pattern>/dwr/*</url-pattern> </filter-mapping>
The 2 elements will need to be placed alongside other filter and filter-mapping elements in your web.xml file.
This JSF integration was written by Pierpaolo Follia, with inspiration from an article from thoughtsabout.net.


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CSS Themes, Different Page, Favicon, etc. from last time
Ships turn red instead of blue
Aspect ratios of smaller cameras has been improved
Smaller cameras can display the full objects they focus on
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Vision
Neovim is a refactor, and sometimes redactor, in the tradition of Vim (which
itself derives from Stevie).
It is not a rewrite but a continuation and extension of Vim. Many clones and
derivatives exist, some very clever—but none are Vim. Neovim is built
for users who want the good parts of Vim, and more.
Goals
Extensible. Usable. Vim.
- Retain the character of Vim—fast, versatile, quasi-minimal.
- Enable new contributors, remove barriers to entry.
- Unblock plugin authors.
- Deliver a first-class Lua interface, as an alternative to Vimscript.
- Leverage ongoing Vim development.
- Optimize "out of the box", for new users but especially regular users.
- Deliver a consistent cross-platform experience, targeting all libuv-supported platforms.
- In matters of taste/ambiguity, favor tradition/compatibility...
- ...but prefer usability if the benefits are extreme.
Non-goals
- Support Vim9script
- Turn Vim into an IDE
- Limit third-party applications (such as IDEs!) built with Neovim
- Deprecate Vimscript
- Conform to POSIX vi
Project management


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Internet of things (IoT) is a system of interrelated computing devices, mechanical and the ability to transfer data over a network without requiring human or computer interaction.
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Linux System Administrator bootcamp provides a thorough introduction to UNIX and Linux fundamentals as well as essential administration.
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Web development refers to building, creating, and an maintaining websites. It includes aspects such as web design, web publishing, web programming.
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Robotics involves design, construction, operation, and use of robots. The goal of robotics is to design intelligent machines that can help.
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The goal is to learn from data on certain task to maximize the performance of machine on this task. AI is decision making. ML allows system to learn new things from data.
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A Blockchain,originally block chain, is a growing list of records, called blocks, that are linked using cryptography.Each block contains a cryptographic hash of the previous block, a timestamp, and transaction
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Web Developer with experience in Film Production and Web Development. Living in the best of creative and tech world has given me the ability to balance critical detail between the two, when working on projects. I enjoy being positioned in environments where I can execute multiple roles, so I can offer my UI design and strategic digital marketing skills.
I develop standard UI components and style guides which assist in defining and implementing innovative solutions for product direction, visuals and user experience.
I design and develop effective and easy to use websites, which aims to reflect the clients brands and give the user what they need.
I conduct industry research and stay up-to-date on best practices, and emerging technologies in order to address product, marketing and business needs.
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Resource ID or VHD URI of the custom image.
Example Resource ID: /subscriptions/your-subscription-id/resourceGroups/your-resource-group/providers/Microsoft.Compute/images/your-image-name
Example VHD URI: http://your-storage-account.blob.core.windows.net/vhds/your-disk-image.vhd


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Happy Hour
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The path of the righteous man is beset on all sides by the iniquities of the selfish and the tyranny of evil men. Blessed is he who, in the name of charity and good will, shepherds the weak through the valley of darkness, for he is truly his brother's keeper and the finder of lost children.  And you will know My name is the Lord when I lay My vengeance upon thee.
 Blessed is he who, in the name of charity and good will, shepherds the weak through the valley of darkness, for he is truly his brother's keeper and the finder of lost children.  And you will know My name is the Lord when I lay My vengeance upon thee.This is the main body text. Here is where we write the major content of the page. Try to keep it concise and relevant. This is what the user will most likely read directly after looking at the title, so it should immediately hook their interest and keep them involved until the end. This is crappy filler text but serves mostly as an example of what you could do with stored bits of filler text. No more having to copy paste from a text file or generator. Immediately have what you need, a mere hotkey away!
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Great food! Menu is awesome, their foods are not only great but also in the right price. I'll highly recommend them :)
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We are Menu a little team of 7 members.We also produce delicious drinks
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2016 Menu Restaurant


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This being human is a guest house.
Every morning a new arrival.
A joy, a depression, a meanness,
some momentary awareness comes
as an unexpected visitor.
Welcome and entertain them all!
Even if they're a crowd of sorrows,
who violently sweep your house
empty of its furniture,
still, treat each guest honorably.
He may be clearing you out
for some new delight.
The dark thought, the shame, the malice,
meet them at the door laughing,
and invite them in.
Be grateful for whoever comes,
because each has been sent
as a guide from beyond.


Cobia REST API module..
This module implements the RST API of the Cobia web application.
- Source:
Requires
Methods
(static) buildDbQuery(req, res, next) → {void}
Builds the cursor query object for MongoDB
The query object is built from req.query and is assigned to res.locals.queryParams.
Uses a transducer to transform. for example:
{ captureType: 'monitor', method: 'GET', andAnInvalidOne: 'xxx', resourceType: 'main_frame' }
to
{ $and: [{ captureType: { $eq: 'monitor' } }, { method: { $eq: 'GET' } }, { resourceType: { $eq: 'main_frame' } }] }
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
req |
Object | The request object from Express. |
res |
Object | The response object from Express. Content-Type is 'application/json' |
next |
function | The next() callback for Express. |
- Source:
- See:
Returns:
- Type
- void
(static) buildNewEvent(req, res, next) → {void}
POST /api/events/
Constructs a new document for insertion into the Events collection.
The new event document is built from req.body and is assigned to res.locals.doc.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
req |
Object | The request object from Express. |
res |
Object | The response object from Express. Content-Type is 'application/json' |
next |
function | The next() callback for Express. |
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- void
(static) buildSortCriteria(req, res, next) → {void}
Builds the key or keys set for the sort.
The object is assigned to res.locals.queryParams.
Sorts by dateTime desc, url asc, _id desc.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
req |
Object | The request object from Express. |
res |
Object | The response object from Express. Content-Type is 'application/json' |
next |
function | The next() callback for Express. |
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- void
(static) checkQuerySafety(req, res, next) → {void}
Safety check of query parameters
Checks the req.query parameters for unsafe terms.
For example, the $where term is unsafe because of code injection attacks.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
req |
Object | The request object from Express. |
res |
Object | The response object from Express. Content-Type is 'application/json' |
next |
function | The next() callback for Express. |
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- void
(static) createEvent(req, res, next) → {void}
POST /api/events/
Creates a new entry in the Events collection and responds with a json document containing the new entry's URI.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
req |
Object | The request object from Express. |
res |
Object | The response object from Express. Content-Type is 'application/json' |
next |
function | The next() callback for Express. |
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- void
(static) getEvents(req, res, next) → {void}
GET /api/events/
Responds with a json document containing an array of events.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
req |
Object | The request object from Express. |
res |
Object | The response object from Express. Content-Type is 'application/json' |
next |
function | The next() callback for Express. |
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- void
(static) getHello(req, res) → {void}
GET /api/hello/
Responds with a hello world text string.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
req |
Object | The request object from Express. |
res |
Object | The response object from Express. Content-Type is 'text/plain' |
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- void
(static) getListItems(req, res, next) → {void}
GET /api/list-items/
Responds with a json document containing an array of list items.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
req |
Object | The request object from Express. |
res |
Object | The response object from Express. Content-Type is 'application/json' |
next |
function | The next() callback for Express. |
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- void
(static) handlePaging(req, res, next) → {void}
Sets up the parameters to control the paging.
The res.locals.limit is set to the default page fecth size.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
req |
Object | The request object from Express. |
res |
Object | The response object from Express. Content-Type is 'application/json' |
next |
function | The next() callback for Express. |
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- void
(static) respond(req, res) → {void}
Sets up the response and sends to the client
The res.locals.found should be set true and the json document to send should be in res.locals.payload.
If none found, then set res.locals.found to false and 404 NOT FOUND will be sent.
This method calls end() on the resonse, so no next() call is relevant.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
req |
Object | The request object from Express. |
res |
Object | The response object from Express. Content-Type is 'application/json' |
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- void
(static) setupProjection(req, res, next) → {void}
Sets up the parameters to control field projection for the query.
The field projection object is assigned to res.locals.projection.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
req |
Object | The request object from Express. |
res |
Object | The response object from Express. Content-Type is 'application/json' |
next |
function | The next() callback for Express. |
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- void
(static) validateEvent(req, res, next) → {void}
POST /api/events/
Validates a new entry for the Events collection.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
req |
Object | The request object from Express. |
res |
Object | The response object from Express. Content-Type is 'application/json' |
next |
function | The next() callback for Express. |
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- void


Canoemates: A Story of the Florida Reef and Everglades
by Kirk Munroe
Chapter XX: “The Psyche as a Life-Boat”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1892
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Munroe, K. (1892). Canoemates: A Story of the Florida Reef and Everglades. New York, NY: Harper & Brothers.
-
Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 9.5
- Word Count: 1,558
- Genre: Adventure
- ✎ Cite This
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“JUST where does the sloop lie?” asked Sumner, as the bow of his canoe ran on to the beach where the man stood.
The latter explained the position of the stranded vessel so clearly that the boy, who was familiar with the locality, comprehended it in a moment.
“She’s about a mile from the mouth of the creek, and a quarter off shore,” said the man. “When the tide went down I partly swum and partly waded to the beach. I don’t know how I ever got ashore alive, but the thought of poor Rust out there kinder nerved me on, and so I made it at last. I wouldn’t do it again, though, for all the money in Key West. Now I’ve been here so long waiting for help, and the tide’s rising again so fast, that I’m afraid it’s all day with poor Rust. If he ain’t swept off the wrack by this time he soon will be, and I don’t know as there is anything can be done for him. It wouldn’t be possible for the schooner to get anywhere near the wrack, she’s dragged in so fur over the reefs, and the small boat isn’t built that could live in them seas.”
“Yes, she is,” said Sumner, quietly, but with a very pale face; “this boat that I am sitting in can live out there, and she’s got to do it, too.” So saying, he set his double-bladed paddle into the sand, and with a vigorous shove sent the light craft gliding backward into deep water.
The man stared at him in speechless amazement, while the Lieutenant called out: “Don’t try it, Sumner!  You’ll only be throwing away your own life for nothing! Come back, and we’ll think of some other plan.”
“There isn’t time to think of another plan,” Sumner called back over his shoulder. “I must go, and I know I can do it. If you will have some of the men out there on the beach, ready to help us land, we’ll make it easy enough. Goodbye!”
Impelled by vigorous strokes of Sumner’s paddle, the Psyche was already gliding down the smooth waters of the sheltered creek, and it was too late to restrain the impetuous young canoeman from carrying out his project. Realizing this, and also that Sumner’s plan, hazardous as it seemed, was the only feasible one, Lieutenant Carey, with a heavy heart, set about doing his own share of the work in hand. He took the stranger off to the schooner, and after swallowing a cup of hot coffee, of which he stood greatly in need, the man declared himself ready to guide a party to the beach opposite the place where the sloop lay.
Dinner was ready and waiting on board the Transit but nobody thought of stopping to eat a mouthful after learning the news of what was taking place. The sole anxiety was to reach the beach as quickly as possible. The instant the stranger said he was ready, all hands, except those ordered to remain by the schooner, began to tumble into the available canoes, eager to be set ashore.
Poor Worth was sadly distressed when he heard of the terrible task undertaken by his friend, but he tried to cheer himself and the others by declaring that if any boat could live outside it was the canoe Psyche, and if any living sailor could carry her through the seas, whose angry roar filled the air, it was Sumner Rankin.
In the mean time the brave young fellow who was the object of all this anxiety had reached the mouth of the creek. There, in a sheltered spot, he paused for a few minutes to take breath and make his final preparations for a plunge into the roaring breakers outside.
He set taut the foot steering gear, took double reefs in both his sails, saw that the halyards were clear and ready for instant service, adjusted the rubber apron so that the least possible water should enter the cockpit, and then, with a firm grasp of his paddle, he shoved off.
In another minute he was breasting the huge, combing breakers of the outer bar, and working with desperate energy to force his frail craft through or over them. The roar of waters was deafening, while the fierce gusts rendered breathing difficult. At one moment the sharp bow of the canoe would point vaguely towards the sky, while the next would see it directed into a watery abyss, and plunging downward as though never to rise again. At such moments the rudder would be lifted from the water, and only the most skillful use of the paddle prevented the canoe from broaching to and being rolled over and over, to be finally dashed in fragments on the beach. Again and again the wave crests broke on her deck, sweeping her fore and aft with a blinding mass of hissing water.
Still the boy’s strength held out, still his paddle was wielded with regular strokes, and finally he came off victorious in this first bout of his fierce, single-handed struggle. The line of breakers was passed, and riding over the comparatively regular seas beyond, he began working dead to windward for an offing.
Not until he was a good half-mile off shore, and very nearly exhausted by his tremendous efforts, did he push back the rubber apron, drop his centerboard, and then, steadying the canoe with his paddle, seize a favorable opportunity for hoisting the tiny after-sail that should keep her momentarily headed into the wind. Then, quickly unjointing his paddle and thrusting its parts into the cockpit, he grasped the halyard, and with a single pull set the double-reefed mainsail.
Now was a most critical moment, for as he pulled in on the mainsheet, and the sail began to feel the full force of the wind, the little craft heeled over gunwale under. Only by promptly scrambling to the weather deck, and sitting with his feet braced under the lee coaming, while his whole body was thrown out far over the side, did be prevent her from capsizing. Then she gathered headway and dashed forward. With one hand on the deck tiller, and holding the mainsheet in the other, the boy peered anxiously ahead.
Yes, there was the wreck! Oh, so far away! With clouds of white spray dashing high above it. Could he ever reach it through those tumultuous seas? Lifting him high in the air, where he was exposed to the full force of the wind at one moment, they towered above the deep trough into which he sank at the next, and left his bits of sails shaking as if in a calm. With full confidence in himself and his boat, he believed he could reach it — and he did.
He had no time to look at the anxious watchers on the beach, but they noted his every movement with painful eagerness. They almost held their breath as some huge wave tossed him high aloft, and again as he was completely hidden from them behind its foam-capped crest. At length they saw him reach a point abreast the wreck, round sharply to under its lee, and seize his paddle. In another minute he was on board, with the first half of his task accomplished.
He found Rust Norris crouching in the lee of the little deckhouse, nearly exhausted with pain, hours of cold drenching, and the terror of his position. The wreck was trembling so violently with each shock of the seas that it seemed as though she must break up beneath their feet.
Rust’s left arm was supported in a rude sling made from a strip of his shirt knotted about his neck. He did not speak as the boy bent over him, but an expression of glad surprise and renewed hope lighted his haggard face.
“Come, Rust,” shouted Sumner; “with one big effort you’ll be all right. They are waiting for you on the beach, and the canoe will carry you that far easy enough, if you can only manage to get into her.  All you’ll have to do is to run her in dead before the wind, head on for the beach.”
With infinite difficulty the wounded man was finally seated in the narrow cockpit of the frail craft. A moment later it was shoved off from the trembling wreck, and was racing with fearful speed towards the beach. It seemed to leap from the top of one huge wave to the next with out sinking into the intervening hollow. Not until it was dragged safely ashore by those who rushed into the breakers to meet the flying craft did Rust Norris realize that he was her sole occupant.


Delhi smog: EPCA declares public health emergency, schools shut till Nov 5
The air quality in Delhi-NCR deteriorated further Thursday night and is now at the severe plus level
by Press Trust of IndiaA Supreme Court mandated panel on Friday declared a public health emergency in the Delhi-NCR region and banned construction activity till November 5.
This was soon followed by an announcement by the education department of the South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) that 581 schools under the civic body would be shut till November 5 due to "prevailing poor air quality".
As pollution level in the region entered the "severe plus" category, the Environment Pollution (Prevention and Control) Authority also banned the bursting of crackers during the winter season.
The air quality in Delhi-NCR deteriorated further Thursday night and is now at the severe plus level, EPCA chairperson Bhure Lal said in a letter to the chief secretaries of Uttar Pradesh, Haryana and Delhi.
"We have to take this as a public health emergency as air pollution will have adverse health impact on all, particularly our children," he said in the letter.


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| #define | HZ (timerticks per second) |
| #define | POS_TIMEAFTER(x, y) ((((SJIF_t)(x)) - ((SJIF_t)(y))) >= 0) |
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| VAR_t | posTimerSet (POSTIMER_t tmr, POSSEMA_t sema, UINT_t waitticks, UINT_t periodticks) |
| VAR_t | posTimerStart (POSTIMER_t tmr) |
| VAR_t | posTimerStop (POSTIMER_t tmr) |
| void | posTimerDestroy (POSTIMER_t tmr) |
| VAR_t | posTimerFired (POSTIMER_t tmr) |
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| POSEXTERN JIF_t | jiffies |
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Hertz, timer ticks per second. HZ is a define that is set to the number of ticks the timer interrupt does in a second. For example, the jiffies variable is incremented HZ times per second. Also, much OS functions take timeout parameters measured in timer ticks; thus the HZ define can be taken as time base: HZ = 1 second, 10*HZ = 10s, HZ/10 = 100ms, etc. |
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Timer function. The function is used to test if a timer has fired.
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Timer function. Starts a timer. The timer will fire first time when the waitticks counter has been reached zero. If the periodticks were set, the timer will be reloaded with this value.
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Timer function. Stops a timer. The timer will no more fire. The timer can be reenabled with posTimerStart.
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Global timer variable. The jiffies counter variable is incremented HZ times per second. The maximum count the jiffie counter can reach until it wraps around is system dependent.
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Expressions
This section provides an overview of the Cryptol’s expression syntax.
Calling Functions
f 2 // call `f` with parameter `2`
g x y // call `g` with two parameters: `x` and `y`
h (x,y) // call `h` with one parameter, the pair `(x,y)`
Prefix Operators
-2 // call unary `-` with parameter `2`
- 2 // call unary `-` with parameter `2`
f (-2) // call `f` with one argument: `-2`, parens are important
-f 2 // call unary `-` with parameter `f 2`
- f 2 // call unary `-` with parameter `f 2`
Infix Functions
2 + 3 // call `+` with two parameters: `2` and `3`
2 + 3 * 5 // call `+` with two parameters: `2` and `3 * 5`
(+) 2 3 // call `+` with two parameters: `2` and `3`
f 2 + g 3 // call `+` with two parameters: `f 2` and `g 3`
- 2 + - 3 // call `+` with two parameters: `-2` and `-3`
- f 2 + - g 3
Type Annotations
Explicit type annotations may be added on expressions, patterns, and in argument definitions.
x : Bit // specify that `x` has type `Bit`
f x : Bit // specify that `f x` has type `Bit`
- f x : [8] // specify that `- f x` has type `[8]`
2 + 3 : [8] // specify that `2 + 3` has type `[8]`
\x -> x : [8] // type annotation is on `x`, not the function
if x
then y
else z : Bit // the type annotation is on `z`, not the whole `if`
[1..9 : [8]] // specify that elements in `[1..9]` have type `[8]`
f (x : [8]) = x + 1 // type annotation on patterns
Todo
Patterns with type variables
Explicit Type Instantiation
If f
is a polymorphic value with type:
f : { tyParam } tyParam
f = zero
you can evaluate f
, passing it a type parameter:
f `{ tyParam = 13 }
Local Declarations
Local declarations have the weakest precedence of all expressions.
2 + x : [T]
where
type T = 8
x = 2 // `T` and `x` are in scope of `2 + x : `[T]`
if x then 1 else 2
where x = 2 // `x` is in scope in the whole `if`
\y -> x + y
where x = 2 // `y` is not in scope in the defintion of `x`
Block Arguments
When used as the last argument to a function call,
if
and lambda expressions do not need parens:
f \x -> x // call `f` with one argument `x -> x`
2 + if x
then y
else z // call `+` with two arguments: `2` and `if ...`
Conditionals
The if ... then ... else
construct can be used with
multiple branches. For example:
x = if y % 2 == 0 then 22 else 33
x = if y % 2 == 0 then 1
| y % 3 == 0 then 2
| y % 5 == 0 then 3
else 7
Demoting Numeric Types to Values
The value corresponding to a numeric type may be accessed using the following notation:
`t
Here t should be a finite type expression with numeric kind. The resulting expression will be of a numeric base type, which is sufficiently large to accommodate the value of the type:
`t : {a} (Literal t a) => a
This backtick notation is syntax sugar for an application of the number primtive, so the above may be written as:
number`{t} : {a} (Literal t a) => a
If a type cannot be inferred from context, a suitable type will be automatically chosen if possible, usually Integer.