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You always make me laugh out loud! Loving the non-denominational holiday meerkat,although he looks a bit disturbed. And LOVE the name Hobacus. I think it’s a perfect butler name. If I get a Hobacus for my holiday gift, I am going to train him to say “YOU RANG?” in the voice Lurch, the butler from The Addams Family. He could say it when people ring the doorbell or when they call the house. Wouldn’t that be awesome? |
Q:
Setting up a mock interface in C++
I'm currently trying to use a certain SDK that has me loading functions off a DLL that a vendor provides.. I have to pass arguments to these functions and the DLL does all the work..
Now, the DLL is supposed to be communicating with another device, while I just wait for the results. However, I don't have this device, so how do I set up a mock interface to emulate the device?
To be clear, here's an example:
myfuncpointer.Open(someparam,anotherparam,...);
Now, because I don't have the device, the DLL can't actually perform the above function; it fails. How do I set up testing so that the DLL talks to a class that I designed rather than the device? Is there any way to redirect the DLL's call?
How do I make a DummyDevice class to do this?
Thanks..
P.S. If anything is not clear, please don't be too quick to downvote.. Comment as to what I need to explain and I'll try to clear it up.. Thanks.
EDIT: What I DO have, however, is a spec sheet with all of the data structures used and the expected/legal values that it has to contain. So for example, if I call a function:
myfuncpointer.getinfo(param,otherparam);
where one of the params is a data structure that the DLL fills up with info (say, if an option is enabled) after querying the device.. I can do this
param.option = true;
after it has finished the getinfo call.
Is this a good way to test the code? It seems very very dangerous to trick this DLL into thinking all the wrong things and seems to be really really hard to scale even just a bit..
A:
Is emulated device access a stopgap solution for until you get hardware? If so, I recommend finding some other way to be productive: work on something else, write unit tests, etc.
Is emulated device access a permanent requirement? If so, here are a few approaches you could take:
If the other vendor's SDK has a "simulation" or "emulation" mode, use it. You might be surprised. You're probably not the only client that needs to be able to test/run their application without the other vendor's hardware installed.
Take the other vendor's code out of the picture. Emulate only the functionality that your application needs, and base it on your program's requirements. Everything is under your control.
a. Add an indirection layer. Use polymorphism to switch between two implementations: one that calls into the other vendor's DLL, and one that emulates its behavior. Having your code call into an abstract base class instead of directly calling into the other vendor's DLL also will make it easier to write unit tests for your code.
b. Write a mock DLL (as Adam Rosenfield suggested). You need to match the function names and calling conventions exactly. As you upgrade to new versions of the other vendor's DLL, you will need to extend the mock DLL to support any new entrypoints that your application uses.
If you need to choose which DLL to use at runtime, this may require converting your code to load the DLL dynamically (but it sounds like you might already be doing this, given that you said something about function pointers). You may be able to decide at install time whether to install the other vendor's DLL or the mock DLL. And if this is purely for testing purposes, you may be able to choose which DLL to use at compile time, and just build two versions of your application.
Write a mock device driver (as others have suggested).
If you have the spec for the interface between the other vendor's user mode DLL and their device driver, this may be doable. It will probably take longer than any of the other approaches, even if you're an experienced device driver developer, and especially if you don't have the source to the other vendor's DLL. UMDF (User Mode Driver Framework) might make this slightly easier or less time consuming.
If the spec you mentioned does not describe the user/kernel interface, you will need to reverse engineer that interface. This is probably not going to be an effective use of your time compared with the other options, particularly if the driver interface is complex (e.g. it passes a lot of complex data structures to DeviceIoControl()).
In both cases, you will need to revisit this every time you upgrade to a new version of the other vendor's SDK. The same exported DLL functions may require using new DeviceIoControl() codes and structures.
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Flush file buffers in on non-Windows platforms
I have a logging component that uses a TByteStream for storing log contents and TFileStream for writing them to disk periodically. I need to ensure after writing to the file stream the file is updated immediately. So far I know only of FlushFileBuffers(), a Windows-specific function for that. How to do it on other supported by XE8 platforms?
A:
The RTL has no function for flushing a file without closing it. You have to use platform-specific functions instead. On Windows, TFileStream uses the Win32 CreateFile() function to open/create a file, so you can use FlushFileBuffers() to flush it. On other platforms, TFileStream uses the POSIX open() function to open/create a file, so you can use the POSIX fsync() function to flush it.
Try this:
uses
...
{$IFDEF MSWINDOWS}
, Winapi.Windows
{$ELSE}
, Posix.Unistd
{$ENDIF}
;
...
{$IFDEF MSWINDOWS}
FlushFileBuffers(MyFileStream.Handle);
{$ELSE}
fsync(Integer(MyFileStream.Handle));
{$ENDIF}
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[Contralateral compression--a new method for stimulating blood flow in the affected extremity of patients with chronic obliterative arteriopathies (a preliminary report)].
The authors have developed an original method of nonpharmacological correction of peripheral circulation (contralateral compression) based on intensive blood flow in the affected limb at the expense of limited blood flow in the contralateral limb. The method is simple, safe and effective and thus promising for wide clinical practice. |
[Motility of the bronchi].
Airway diameter depends on bronchial smooth muscle tone which is regulated via complex nervous influences including afferent and efferent vagal fibers, sympathetic agonists and the so called 'third nervous system' (non adrenergic non cholinergic), as recently described. Additionally, various mediators of inflammation and epithelium derived factors contribute to the regulation of bronchi motility in health and disease. |
[Stimulatory control by oxytocin (or an analog peptide) of the pituitary intermediate lobe in rabbits. Inhibitory role of serotonin].
The peculiar innervation of the intermediate lobe (IL) in Leporidae obviously corresponds to a regulation mechanism different from that known in other mammals. Physiological observations on IL superfused in vitro show, in addition to the previously reported absence of dopaminergic inhibitory control, the existence of an oxytocinergic-like control involved in the stimulation and not in the inhibition of alpha MSH release by the rabbit IL. Serotonine has inhibitory effects and may play a modulatory role. However, the strong stimulation of alpha MSH release obtained with K+ at a depolarizing concentration (8K) suggests that the presence of any powerful inhibitory axonal system in the rabbit IL is rather unlikely. |
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DynamoDB query on boolean key
I'm new to DynamoDB (and to noSQL in general) and am struggling a little to get my head round some of the concepts. One thing in particular is giving me some problems, which is around querying a table based on a boolean key.
I realise that I can't created a primary or secondary index on a boolean key, but I can't see how I should ideally index and query a table with the following structure;
reportId: string (uuid)
reportText: string
isActive: boolean
category: string
I would like to be able to complete the following searches:
Access a specific report directly (a primary hash index of reportId)
List reports of a specific category (a primary hash index on
category)
These are both straightforward, but I would like to perform two other queries;
List all reports that are marked as isActive = true
List all reports of a specific category that are marked as isActive
= true
My first approach would be to create a primary hashkey index on isActive, with a rangekey on category, but I'm only able to choose String, Number of Boolean as the key type.
Storing isActive as a string (saved as 'true' rather than a boolean true) solves the problem, but its horrible using a string for a boolean property.
Am I missing something? Is there a simple way to query the table directly on a boolean value?
Any advice duly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
A:
My project includes this particular scenario and I've followed the DynamoDB best practice of using sparse indexes on both Local and Global Secondary Indexes. Here is what I would do with your example:
Table: reportId (string, hash key) || reportText (string) || isActive (string, marked as "x") || category (string)
ActiveReportsIndex (Local Secondary Index): reportID (hash key) || isActive (range key)
ActiveReportsByCategoryIndex (Global Secondary Index): category (hash key) || isActive (range key) || reportId
The idea behind sparse indexes is that only reports marked as isActive: "x" will show up in your indexes, so they should require less storage and processing than your main table. Instead of making the isActive attribute a boolean type, which will always store a true or false value, use use a string like "x" or anything else you want when the report is active and DELETE the attribute completely when the report is not active. Makes sense?
UPDATE: If you want a specific kind of sort when you query (e.g. chronological), use a number (e.g. a unix timestamp) instead of an "x" string.
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(CNN) The Environmental Protection Agency inspector general's office announced Friday that it will review the "extent and type of employee concerns, if any, with scientific integrity."
The review is part of an audit intended "to determine whether the EPA's Scientific Integrity Policy is being implemented as intended to assure scientific integrity throughout the EPA," the inspector general's office wrote in a memo
The review is significant because of the Trump administration's focus on how the EPA and other federal government offices conduct and use science.
The EPA declined to comment on the review, referring questions to the inspector general.
Then-EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt proposed controversial new guidelines in April that would allow the agency to consider outside studies only if the underlying data is made public.
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Rules of engagement: key factors in the successful management of interagency projects.
In recent years the implementation of community care policies in relation to the mentally ill has led to increasing collaboration between the caring agencies. Unfortunately early experience has shown that joint projects employing multidisciplinary mental health teams are difficult and time consuming to manage. Phillip Vaughan comments on some of the difficulties encountered by such teams and offers suggestions for their remedy. |
[Stress normal values of the indicators of colloid osmotic pressure in parturients after cesarean section].
The paper describes changes in mineral and protein metabolism and renal function in mothers with an uncomplicated ++post-cesarean course. Stress norms of mothers delivered by cesarean section were quantitatively different from those of surgical patients: the former had lower values of osmolality and glucose levels and a marked reduction in total protein and albumin levels. This warrants fluid therapy controlling for the changes induced by the operation. |
namespace Essensoft.AspNetCore.Payment.Alipay.Response
{
/// <summary>
/// AlipayOpenMiniInnerversionCreateResponse.
/// </summary>
public class AlipayOpenMiniInnerversionCreateResponse : AlipayResponse
{
}
}
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Q:
Rails: One-to-many foreign key incorrect
I am relatively new to rails. I am trying to set a one-to-many association in rails. However, I think I am doing something wrong with my foreign_key since my test is failing. My test is the following:
In user_spec:
it {should have_many :invitations}
User model:
has_many :invitations
Invitations model:
belongs_to :sender, :class_name => "User"
Invitation migration:
class CreateInvitations < ActiveRecord::Migration
def change
create_table :invitations do |t|
t.integer :sender_id
t.string :token
t.timestamps
end
end
end
The error I get from the test is:
Failure/Error: it {should have_many :invitations}
Expected User to have a has_many association called invitations (Invitation does not have a user_id foreign key.)
I am not sure where I am going wrong. Any ideas?
A:
Error shows that problem is not in belongs_to, but in has_many
has_many :invitations , :foreign_key => "sender_id"
A:
Fivell is right. You just used an alias for a association to the User class. Either change the column name to user_id or tell rails to use another foreign key:
invitation.rb
belongs_to :sender, :class_name => "User"
user.rb
has_many :invitations, :foreign_key => "sender_id"
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When people immigrate or seek refuge in a new country, the adjustment can be overwhelming.
In an attempt to help improve the sense of belonging amongst immigrant and refugee teenagers, Memorial University's Faculty of Education and the Newfoundland and Labrador English School District have partnered to create a community art studio in a St. John's high school.
The studio — known as an art hive — is used as a safe space for English as a second language students at Holy Heart to foster friendships and create new experiences.
Students in the Open Art Studio program hail from countries all over the world, including Tanzania, Burundi, Syria, Brazil, Jordan and China.
Sophonie Vyukusenge says attending the art hive has made him feel happier and more connected to the community. (Anna Delaney/CBC)
Sophonie Vyukusenge, originally from Burundi then Tanzania, said coming to create art each week has helped him strengthen friendships and has made him feel like part of a community.
"I like to come to art because it's fun and it makes you feel good to be with the other people," he said.
"I've met new people … I feel happy."
Leah Lewis brought the Open Art Studio art hive to life at Holy Heart High School. (Anna Delaney/CBC)
The students meet once a week for a loosely structured art session. They crochet, draw, or make crafts out of paper mache.
"Art is both a shared practice, as well as a highly individual and private practice … They are able to engage in individual, non-verbal art making alongside their peers — which in and of itself fosters a connectedness," said Leah Lewis, project lead of the Open Art Studio and assistant professor at MUN.
"Particularly for this population — because it's a multilingual group and English is their second, third, fourth or fifth language — it became necessary to work with a common medium that everybody could have access to."
Could encourage some to stay
Willow Anderson's research helped inspire the art hive at Holy Heart. (Anna Delaney/CBC)
Willow Anderson, a project collaborator from MUN, looks to the bigger impact a program like this can have. Just by doing an activity alongside one another can create a feeling of belonging, she said, if only for a moment.
"And that may be, potentially, the first time someone has felt they've belonged," she said.
"Could someone then have a little bit more courage to go a little bit further and meet more local people and meet more local friends, or ask how you might respond to something here that doesn't happen in their home country."
On one Wednesday afternoon, the students were busy making bowls out of papier-mâché. (Anna Delaney/CBC)
Anderson said the students' enjoyment — paired with a strengthened sense of community — can prompt more immigrants to stay in the province.
"If people feel they don't belong, our chances of retaining them or of having them as productive, happy members of society are pretty small — that's just the human way," she said.
"We've done a great job at recruiting new immigrants, and we've been very welcoming to let in new refugees, but if we don't retain those people through projects like this, and creating community and creating more sense of belonging, then we may have invested on one end and not on the other."
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Beauty
Have you ever noticed that your perception of beauty changes as you age?
In grade school, I thought beauty was dressed in a blue ball gown, danced with a prince, and sang to birds and mice.
In junior high, beauty tight-rolled her jeans at the ankles and used a curling iron, pick, and White Rain ultra hold hairspray to achieve bangs that resembled water shooting out of a fire hydrant.
In high school, beauty stressed that her waist and hip measurements were so much bigger than those of Cyd Charisse, Judy Garland, and every other MGM musical star.
In college, beauty had the perfect smile and the most handsome date.
In grad school, beauty wrote the best papers, sang bel canto, and earned the trust and respect of department heads.
In marriage, beauty had the perfect home.
Today, that beauty grosses me out. Oh, I still chase after her like a fool (though I have retired my tight-rolled jeans), but I know now that she is self-absorbed. She is self-serving. She is consumed with consuming. She is a false product sold to me by a lying world.
True beauty is something entirely different. Beauty is Gloria preparing snacks for the VBS kids summer after summer. Beauty is Elvina getting up every morning during the Christmas season to water the dozens of poinsettia’s at the sanctuary altar, leaning on her walker the entire time. Beauty is Sue driving to Panera late every Saturday night to collect bread and goodies for the Sunday morning crowd. Beauty is Pam arriving to church before the sun comes up to make sure every Sunday school classroom door is unlocked and prepared for all of those precious children. Beauty is Maria making sure the altar guild has hand lotion next to the sacristy sink to keep serving hands from chapping after caring for the Lord’s tableware. Beauty is Joyce seeking out visitors in church every Sunday and making sure they feel welcomed. Beauty is Kate playing her flute for the voluntary in the early service. Beauty is Ann faithfully bringing her children to church and Sunday school week after week. Beauty is Olivia telling her baby brother that Jesus died for his sins.
And, beauty is Jenny walking up to me at the back of the nave and silently handing me her smiling, cooing baby with a look of love and understanding in her eyes.
You know it’s true. Though you have never seen these ladies, you already know them to be beautiful by the good works with which they have adorned themselves. |
Q:
Managing transactional email unsubscribes from Sendgrid
My app sends different transactional emails (using Sendgrid) for different events:
Somebody follows you
Somebody likes your picture
Somebody shared your picture
etc...
User A only wants to know when people follow her. User B only wants to know when people like or share his picture. User C wants all the emails.
Is there any way to manage the subscriptions to these different transactional emails using Sendgrid? Is there some kind of 'category' email subscription functionality?
If not I'm guessing I'll have to store this locally in the database.
A:
Unfortunately this is not something SendGrid currently supports. Sorry! Stay tuned though ;)
Update: you can now use Advanced Suppression Manager for this
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Pulse velocity in a granular chain.
We discuss the applicability of two very different analytic approaches to the study of pulse propagation in a chain of particles interacting via a Hertz potential, namely, a continuum model and a binary collision approximation. While both methods capture some qualitative features equally well, the first is quantitatively good for softer potentials and the latter is better for harder potentials. |
Q:
How does one check if a init.d script is working?
I've had the displeasure of bitterly realizing that (after a few days) upon rebooting of my system, that init.d scripts written by myself were not executed. This caused a bit of problems, but I think I've fixed it.
So now, I would like write up a script in which I will install to the crontab that will check if the init.d scripts are working or not.
Q: How does one check if init.d scripts are working? Or see a list of the init.d scripts working?
The Idea: Check if the init.d scripts are running, if not, send out an email, to notify myself, that for some reason the init.d script has failed.
A:
You can't generically tell whether an init script was executed from a cron job. You'd have to look for some side effect of the init script, and cron is pointless for that. Make your init script emit a log message.
If you want to make sure that a service is running, use a monitoring mechanism (possibly network-based if the service is offered over the network). This isn't about whether the init script ran, that's just one fairly unlikely failure mode. It's about making sure that the service is available when needed.
How to execute a script when the system starts depends on which init system is in use. Since there are many alternatives (even on Linux, and sometimes even on the same release of the same distribution), check the documentation of your operating system to see how to make an init script run. Note that with most of them, it isn't enough to drop a shell script in a directory somewhere, you also need to add some control information somewhere (in a configuration file, a symbolic link, as a comment in the script, …).
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Enjoy Breathtaking Sunsets from This Seaside Hot Spring Area
The area near the Tojinbo Cliffs features an incredible coastline, which is dotted with a number of unique hot spring inns, from luxurious ryokan inns to comfortably homey minshuku inns; all of these inns offer warm hospitality and delicious food, including freshly caught seafood — the locally caught Echizen Gani Crab, only available in winter, is so good that these inns get plenty of repeat customers in winter just for the crab. |
Q:
Can we add comments or a README file to a SQL Server database/table?
These days I am importing quite a lot of databases from my server and working on them locally. In the process, I am making a number of changes to the table structure and in the process using some complex SQL statements to add the table columns.
Keeping track of everything in a separate file is beginning to be a pain and am wondering if there is a way to do this directly in the SSMS so that I can store the instructions along with the database. Is there any way this can be done or do I have to resort to writing documentation outside SQL Server?
Of course, I can always create a stub table called comments and put everything there but I was looking for a way to associate comments with a particular database or tables. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
A:
SQL-Server handles commenting on database objects through Extended Properties:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms190243.aspx
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export {default} from "can-query-logic";
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Q:
Having Issue on Bootstrap Popover Closing Button
Can you please take a look at This Demo and let me know why I am not able to pop over the popover on First click after closing the popover through the added close button?
$(document).ready(function(){
$('[data-toggle="popover"]').popover({
placement : 'top',
html : true,
title : 'User Info <a href="#" class="close" data-dismiss="alert">×</a>',
content : '<div class="media"><a href="#" class="pull-left"><img src="../images/avatar-tiny.jpg" class="media-object" alt="Sample Image"></a><div class="media-body"><h4 class="media-heading">Jhon Carter</h4><p>Excellent Bootstrap popover! I really love it.</p></div></div>'
});
$(document).on("click", ".popover .close" , function(){
$(this).parents(".popover").popover('hide');
});
});
as you can see the popover is available every time on clicking on <button>Click Me</button but when I close it by x (close) button it is not popping up at first try! but it works in second click!
A:
Not sure why that is happening - it appears to be a bug. However, you can work around it by simply triggering the popover button's click event when the user clicks the close button:
$(document).ready(function(){
$('[data-toggle="popover"]').popover({
placement : 'top',
html : true,
title : 'User Info <a href="#" class="close" data-dismiss="alert">×</a>',
content : '<div class="media"><a href="#" class="pull-left"><img src="../images/avatar-tiny.jpg" class="media-object" alt="Sample Image"></a><div class="media-body"><h4 class="media-heading">Jhon Carter</h4><p>Excellent Bootstrap popover! I really love it.</p></div></div>'
}).on('shown.bs.popover', function() {
var popup = $(this);
$(this).parent().find("div.popover .close").click(function() {
popup.click();
});
});
});
Demo Here
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So many cases on the market today are made to be all things to all people. However, for many this results in a chassis full of empty bays, unused mounts and excess bulk. Created for those who demand a flexible platform for a powerful ATX or Micro ATX build that wastes no space, the Define C TG Series is the perfect solution to satisfy this balance of capacity and efficiency while opening up the side thanks to a full tempered glass side panel.
Smaller than the usual ATX and Micro ATX case, the Define C TG and Define Mini C TG with its optimized interior provides the perfect base for users. The open air design offers unobstructed airflow across your core components with high performance and silent computing in mind at every step.
Extensive cooling support via both air and water are offered to make sure even the most powerful systems can be cooled effectively. Carrying signature Define series traits, the Define C TG Series brings with it that iconic front panel design, dense sound dampening material throughout and ModuVent technology in the top panel. Those wanting to remove the ModuVent to add more fans or a radiator can install in its place the new magnetic dust filter and a built in power supply shroud helps offer an unmatched level of cable management.
Our team of engineers in Sweden made sure performance without restrictions was paramount. With innovative design, the Define C TG Series brings your system together in a truly exquisite way, reminding us why we choose Fractal Design.
Key features
Define Series sound dampening with ModuVent™ technology for silent operation in a compact full ATX or Micro ATX form factor
Optimized for high airflow and silent computing
Tempered glass side panel for a clean looking exterior with full interior visibility
Side and front panels are lined with industrial-grade sound dampening material |
export class NotInvitedError {
readonly code = 'not-invited';
readonly message = 'Not invited!';
}
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The present invention relates to waveform generators and, more particularly, to a novel circuit for generating a polyphase waveform.
Many uses for a polyphase reference generator exist. For example, in an electric vehicle, a polyphase (typically three-phase) AC generator may be utilized to excite a motor providing power to the driven wheels; selection of vehicle forward and reverse directions is controlled by the phase relationship of the polyphase driving waveforms. Vehicle acceleration and velocity are controlled by the polyphase signal frequency and amplitude. Thus, while the actual motor current, provided by a battery and the like, may be controlled by high-current-flow solid-state devices, the driving signals for the solid-state devices must be provided by a polyphase reference generator; the frequency, phase and amplitude of the polyphase signal must be controllably provided to the desired degree of accuracy. To provide maximum reliability concurrent with minimum costs and volume occupied by the reference generator, it is highly desirable to minimize the number of circuit elements. |
The role of the North Carolina Community College System in nursing education.
Two-thirds of nurses educated in North Carolina receive an associate's degree in nursing (ADN). Community college graduates work in health care areas and geographic regions in which recruitment and retention of employees are difficult. To enhance educational preparation for its graduates, the North Carolina Community College System has redesigned the ADN curriculum and encouraged partnerships for seamless transition to more-advanced nursing degrees. |
Reducing radiation-related morbidity in the treatment of nasopharyngeal carcinoma.
While radiation therapy is the mainstay of treatment for nasopharyngeal carcinoma, the anatomic location of the nasopharynx in close proximity to radiation-sensitive organs such as the salivary glands, optic nerves and chiasm, cochlea, brainstem and temporal lobes presents a special challenge. Technological approaches to reducing the morbidity of nasopharyngeal cancer irradiation have been historically successful with the evolution from 2D techniques to increasingly conformal forms of radiation therapy. This report reviews normal tissue dose constraints and major considerations in target delineation for patients with nasopharyngeal cancer in the intensity-modulated radiation therapy era. Furthermore, this report discusses more contemporary approaches to toxicity reduction such as the judicious reduction or omission of radiation to low-risk regions and the potential role of particle beam therapy. |
This picture doesn't show jeans so I'm assuming everyone wanted that bedspread! It's from Urban Outfitters and is sold as a Twin XL and a Full/Queen. There are also really cute elephant pillows that you can get to match! |
Despite doing what I think are some great things for the American people, the Obama administration has a dark side. Joe Biden and many others on staff come straight from the RIAA camp, and it shows. Today, the Obama administration disregarded every US law relating to theft and copyright by stating that piracy is "flat, unadulterated theft". |
Various monitoring equipment has been used for many years in industry to alert workmen that pumps, heating units, refrigeration apparatus or other devices are beginning to exceed certain specified limitations including temperature changes, maximum or minimum capacities, velocities, weights and other conditions. Likewise, instrusion protection devices have been widely used in recent years to alert security personnel to the unauthorized entry by burglars or others in particular areas of industrial plants or office buildings and homes.
The security devices used to date have achieved some degree of success but all have been lacking in providing the versatility and capabilities required in meeting changing and growing demands by the user.
With this background in mind the present invention was conceived and one of its objectives is to provide a monitoring device for mechanical, electronic, or electrical equipment.
Another objective of the present invention is to provide a monitoring and alarm system which employs a condition alert link (CAL) which will transmit signals by wire or by wireless method from condition response monitor to selected locations for alerting authorized personnel.
It is still another objective of the present invention to provide a variety of alarms or warning signals to identical or different locations which identify locations and/or types of condition violation.
It is also an objective of the present invention to provide a portable signal alarm receiving device whereby workmen can be notified of drastic changes in conditions as the workers move from one location to another.
It is another objective of the present invention to provide a monitoring system which will shut-down equipment such as motors or engines if necessary and activate devices to remedy violations while simultaneously providing a warning signal such as a flashing light or audible sound and dial programmed telephone numbers to alert proper authroities of the pending danger.
It is still another objective of the present invention to provide a monitor and alarm system which will monitor buildings or other structures for unauthorized intrusions, fires, floods, or other dangerous conditions.
It is yet another objective of the present invention to provide a monitoring system by utilization of a single pair of electrical wires which greatly reduce the installation cost and maintenance to moniter multiple conditions and locations.
Another objective of the present invention is to provide a multi-functional alarm control unit which is easily operated and tested by unskilled personnel.
Other objectives and advantages of the present invention will be understood by those skilled in the art as the following specifications are reviewed. |
With the proliferation of computing and networking technologies, two aspects of computing devices have become prevalent: non-traditional (e.g., mouse and keyboard) input mechanisms and smaller form factors. User interfaces for all kinds of software applications have been designed taking typical screen sizes and input mechanisms into account. Thus, user interactions in conventional systems are presumed to be through keyboard and mouse type input devices and a minimum screen size that enables users to interact with the user interface at a particular precision.
Menus for touch-enabled or gesture-enabled devices have special constraints and challenges. For example, such menus need to be touch and gesture enabled, and accessible with less precision than a mouse. The menus may not occupy extensive screen area and need to be flexible to changes in available screen area (e.g., landscape/portrait changes, different resolutions, appearance/disappearance of a virtual keyboard, etc.). The menus needs to make use of features specific to touch devices (e.g., response to different gestures) and still work with a traditional mouse and keyboard. Users may tend to perform bursts of work on productivity applications on mobile devices—mainly read-only—not likely to be editing a long document for long hours on a mobile device. Thus, conventional menus are not geared to address this use model. They are also not comfortable and efficient in different contexts and/or positions (e.g., one finger/use of thumb/down on desk and typing). Furthermore, the command experience needs to be much richer for content creation and to provide a natural and delightful experience, which is expected with the more direct interaction that touch affords. |
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////namespace System.Runtime.CompilerServices
namespace System.Runtime.CompilerServices
{
using System;
[Serializable, AttributeUsage(AttributeTargets.Property, Inherited = true)]
public sealed class IndexerNameAttribute : Attribute
{
public IndexerNameAttribute(String indexerName)
{ }
}
}
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Q:
Why there is a dependency to install NodeJs for a .Net core web application which uses angular template?
When I create a new .NET core web application in visual studio using angular template and try to run the barebone application, build error is thrown asking to install nodeJs. After studying that angular is totally a different package from NodeJs, why is this project has dependency on nodejs installation ?
Problem solved after installing nodejs, but not sure why nodejs is a dependency here.
FYI, I am relatively new to angular.
A:
Typescript used by angular cant be understood by browers, so you need to transpile the code to javascript for make them work. The typescript transpiler for converting typescript to javascript requires nodejs.
NPM package mangager which helps in managing your project dependencies comes by default with nodejs
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[Undifferentiated small cell carcinoma and diffuse endocrine system (author's transl)].
Oat cell carcinomas of the lung are sometimes associated with endocrine secretion. Resulting syndromes, first regarded as "paraneoplasic", are in fact imputable to secretory activity of the tumoral cells, as demonstrated by electron microscopy and immunofluorescence studies. Such ascertainments are explained by the existence in the bronchial tree of a diffuse endocrine system sector, from which carcinoid and oat cell carcinoma originate. However, the authors consider other histogenetic hypotheses and rapidly survey the extra-pulmonary oat cell carcinomas. |
Brexit can now be legally voided due to corruption, Dr Ewan McGaughey - DyslexicAtheist
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLIQLlt0h4M
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Bantros
Unhinged
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>> Correct me if I'm wrong, but my understanding is that the broadcast
>> flag is a "voluntary" (until it's mandated) thing. The broadcast streams
>> may have the broadcast flag set, but won't be encrypted. In fact, the
>> demod cards now (e.g. pcHDTV) must *still work*, so the stream can't be
>> encrypted.
>> The broadcast flag is just that -- a flag in the ATSC headers that indicates
> that this material was broadcast. Older hardware is free to ignore the flag.
> Newer hardware must take special care to make sure it doesn't leak to the
> internet. It's cable TV that will have encrypted MPEG-TS.
... and QAM signaling. Is it too much to hope that not all cable
channels will be encrypted? If a local channel is sent over the cable, would
most cable companies encrypt it as well as throw in the broadcast flag?
>>> So if one were to build a receiver under the new rules and have a
>> firewire output port spewing demodulated MPEG-TS, it must also encrypt the
>> stream?
>> That's correct. Or downsample to no better than 480p.
OK... that's the way I read it, too.
>>> If that's the case, then I'm sure it won't take too long to have
>> "Billy-Bob's HDTV tuner with firewire output" product hacked to receive
>> all again.
>> Another requirement is that the implementation be "robust" against physical
> and software hacking -- e.g. (my interpretation) no socketed or flashable
> firmware, no accessible bus ports, etc. Each design must be approved by FCC
> and MPAA. This also seems to indicate that no PC-based hardware could be
> good enough unless it does all processing inside a single chip. And of
> course any attempts to distribute software that bypasses the encryption (no
> matter how lame)--or even just strip off the broadcast flag--is prosecutable
> under DMCA.
Robust is such a vague term... :) I do believe that it will be the
DeCSS thing all over again. It did what was intended for awhile, but due to an
oops and an original oversight, it was compromised. The only difference here
is that there's the potential for more than one "standard" of protection. Of
course, consumer's won't like their Sony brand HD-DVD recorder not playing
their Toshiba recorded HD-DVD disks.
>> I should point out that this is my interpretation of this fine state of
> affairs, and I'm certainly not a lawyer.
> Me neither, and I can't stay awake while trying to read the whole
ruling. I think I'll just build a software radio PCI card instead... :)
-Cory |
Tracking systems occasionally use radio communications to discover the whereabouts of mobile units. One example of such a tracking system is used by a communication network which provides communication services through mobile radio transceivers. Radio communication messages, which are transparent to radio users, keep a central controller informed of the locations of the mobile transceivers receiving communication services through the network.
Location data are extremely valuable to a communication network. Knowledge of mobile unit location allows the network to most advantageously route communications through nodes of the network. In addition, it allows the network to conform to diverse rules and procedures which may be imposed by diverse political entities within whose jurisdictions the network may operate. For example, one jurisdiction may permit network operations only within a first set of frequencies while an adjacent jurisdiction may permit network operations only within a second set of frequencies. In addition, different tariffs or taxes may apply to communication services utilized by mobile units operating in different jurisdictions.
The more accurate the location data, the better. More accurate data allow the network to better ascertain when mobile units cross from one jurisdiction into another. However, costs generally increase in proportion to the accuracy of the location data, and an intense need to keep costs as low as possible and revenues as high as possible exists. One cost, which is of particular concern, is the amount of communication resources which are consumed in maintaining current location data. As more resources are consumed in maintaining current location data, fewer resources are available for use by communication service subscribers and for generating revenues. In addition, mobile units are often battery operated, and an excessive quantity of communications leads to an excessive use of available battery power. |
Q:
Android get license for application after trial period
I need to implement Android application which will be expired after few days or number of uses.
The application will be on the google market.
I can implement the check using shared preferences.
But what should I do in the application if user decides to buy the license?
Is it possible for user to pay via the market?
A:
You can have two different applications. One will be the full version and the other will be the licensed version. The first version will store the first date when the application is run as a SharedPreference. It could also be stored on a server somewhere else. It will then work for only so many days after that. The second version(licensed version) will not work until the user types in the correct product key. This could be validated over the internet.
I'm not sure why you would want to do this though. Most apps on the Android market will have a free version of their application with limited functionality. Then the full version of the application can be purchased separately. This model seems to work well for many applications.
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Demonstration of a difference in expression of maximal lactase and sucrase activity along the villus in the adult rat jejunum.
Lactase and sucrase are two disaccharidases that differ not only in their substrate specificity and developmental patterns, but also in their resistance to mucosal insult. In this experiment, we tested the hypothesis that there might be a dichotomy in expression of enzyme activity along the jejunal villuscrypt unit. Sectioning of the villus-crypt unit in a cryostat enabled direct comparison of the distribution of lactase and sucrase enzyme activities in the adult rat. There is a stepwise increase in mean lactase/sucrase ratio going from crypt to villus. The data indicate that unlike sucrase activity, which is expressed maximally in enterocytes along the entire villus, maximal lactase activity is not attained until midvillus. The delay in expression of maximal lactase activity might help to explain the vulnerability of this enzyme to acute mucosal insult such as occurs in viral gastroenteritis. |
Genetically modified tumour vaccines: an obstacle race to break host tolerance to cancer.
The development of genetically modified tumour vaccines (GMTV) has been prompted by a better understanding of antitumour immune responses and genetic engineering technologies, as well as the identification of numerous tumour antigens (TA) in several malignancies which occasionally induce spontaneous tumour regressions. Cellular vaccines are based on autologous or allogeneic tumour cells genetically engineered to secrete different cytokines, co-stimulatory molecules, or allogeneic HLA molecules in order to provide a strong stimulatory signal together with the presented TA. Another promising approach that is targeted towards breaking immune tolerance to TA, exploits dendritic cells (DC) loaded or genetically modified with TA (and sometimes cytokines). Effective nonviral and viral gene delivery systems have been constructed including a third generation of adenoviral, lentiviral and hybrid vectors. Studies in mice demonstrated that therapeutic, curative immune responses might be elicited by GMTV. Promising results from animal studies are rarely seen in human trials. Several reasons, such as numerous escape mechanisms of slowly evolving spontaneous tumours and immune incompetence of advanced patients, are major concerns. Improved monitoring of immune responses to GMTV is essential to distinguish between responders and non-responders in order to tailor immune therapy strategy to the individual patient. |
You’re at home in the evening and from next door you hear shouting and screaming, smashing of glass, a woman’s voice shouting “get off me” and “get out of my flat”. What do you do?
The police, the Welsh Government, SafeLives, Women’s Aid, and a host of others – including domestic abuse survivors themselves – are crystal clear. Take action: if you are concerned for someone’s safety, call the police.
This is exactly what Boris Johnson and Carrie Symonds’ neighbour did last Friday night – the right thing to do. We don’t (and probably won’t ever) know exactly what happened between the would-be future Prime Minister and his partner that night.
It may have just been a “dramatic argument”. But when arguments become so deafening that multiple neighbours are concerned, they aren’t private matters anymore, they become everyone’s business.
That call could save a life
Why? Because at least two women are killed every week in this country by a partner or ex-partner.
If that "argument" is just that, no-one gets hurt by making that phone call. If it’s more than just "an argument", making that call can save lives.
It’s no secret or surprise that many calls to the police regarding domestic abuse are made by neighbours rather than victims. If it was you on the receiving end of emotional, psychological or physical abuse – you might well hope someone else would do what your abuser prevented you from doing yourself.
Does it matter that it's Boris Johnson?
That this incident involved Boris Johnson – an elected MP and hopeful Prime Minister – is irrelevant in some ways and highly significant in others.
Irrelevant because if there are concerns for someone’s safety, we should intervene – no matter who the people involved are.
And highly significant. If Boris Johnson becomes Prime Minister, he will inherit – amongst many other things – a supposedly landmark and once-in-a-generation opportunity to transform the response to this debilitating crime: the Domestic Abuse Bill.
The next Prime Minister has a responsibility to champion and improve the Bill. It's his job to ensure it provides equal protection for all survivors, particularly migrant women who currently find it virtually impossible to access support.
A champion of women’s rights
Given the incident concerning Johnson and Symonds came in the same weekend as footage of a male UK Minister grabbing a peaceful female activist by the neck and virtually body slamming her against a pillar; and accusations of rape against the sitting US President, that leadership is clearly needed more than ever.
To even question whether calling the police was the right thing for Johnson’s neighbour to do – to suggest that “domestic” and “private” matters should stay behind closed doors – is harking back to a bleak time when abusers enjoyed near total impunity – safe in the knowledge that neighbours would look away, that police wouldn’t get involved, that government wasn’t interested.
But government is now interested. And whoever becomes future leader of that government must send the message loud and clear – when it comes to ending violence against women, there are no secrets, and no closed doors. |
Not just a pretty face. This colorful pattern of light scattered from a solid surface being hit with laser pulses can convey details of the surface damage, such as the size of the laser-generated crater. |
class AddVpnLoginAndVpnPasswordToUser < ActiveRecord::Migration
def change
add_column :users, :vpn_login, :string
add_column :users, :vpn_password, :string
end
end
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Q:
fos_oauth_server.client_manager.default is not loaded
I'm trying since last week to get the FOS Auth Server Bundle working with
Symfony4. If I want to use the create client Command which I created this error message appears.
The "fos_oauth_server.client_manager.default" service or alias has been removed or inlined when the container was compiled. You should either make it public, or stop using the container directly and dependency injection instead.
Is there anyone with the same problem?
A:
i have the same problem. tried to inject the service like that :
<?php
namespace App\Command;
use Symfony\Bundle\FrameworkBundle\Command\ContainerAwareCommand;
use Symfony\Component\Console\Input\InputArgument;
use Symfony\Component\Console\Input\InputInterface;
use Symfony\Component\Console\Input\InputOption;
use Symfony\Component\Console\Output\OutputInterface;
use FOS\OAuthServerBundle\Entity\ClientManager;
class CreateClientCommand extends ContainerAwareCommand
{
protected static $defaultName = 'create:client';
private $client_manager;
public function __construct(ClientManager $client_manager)
{
parent::__construct();
$this->client_manager = $client_manager;
}
but i got the error :
Cannot autowire service "App\Command\CreateClientCommand": argument "$client_manager" of method "__construct()" ref
erences class "FOS\OAuthServerBundle\Entity\ClientManager" but no such service exists. It cannot be auto-registered
because it is from a different root namespace.
so i registered my command in services.yaml :
App\Command\CreateClientCommand:
arguments:
$client_manager: '@fos_oauth_server.client_manager.default'
Now it works :)
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Identification of a new bis-amino acid glycoside selectively toxic to multiple myeloma cells.
A bis-triazolyl phenylalaninyl galactoside was synthesized by a two-fold click reaction between an azido phenylalanine and a di-O-propynyl galactoside. By a cytotoxicity assay the compound was determined to be selectively toxic for multiple myeloma (MM) among a series of cancer cell lines with no toxicity to a control cell line. A Western blot analysis suggested that this compound could potentiate the cleavage of poly ADP-ribose polymerase in MM cells, leading to apoptosis. |
Q:
Load an assembly at run time that references the calling assembly
My application loads all library assemblies located in its executing path and executes preknown methods against contained classes.
I now need to do the same with an assembly that references my application assembly. Is this possible and are there any negative implications that I should be aware of?
Master Assembly:
public abstract class TaskBase
{
public abstract void DoWork();
}
LoadAssemblyFromFile("Assembly0001.dll");
Assembly0001.Task1.DoWork();
Child Assemblies:
public sealed class Task1: MasterAssembly.TaskBase
{
public override void DoWork { /* whatever */ }
}
A:
Yes, this is possible. As long as your master assembly doesn't reference the child assemblies, you should be fine. Otherwise, you'll have a circular dependency.
The master assembly will simply load the child assemblies and know nothing about them except that they implement an interface. That way, the master assembly doesn't need to reference the child assemblies.
No gotchas as far as I'm aware. We use this technique successfully for certain scenarios.
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import React,{Component} from 'react'
import PureRenderMixin from 'react-addons-pure-render-mixin'
import { getDetail } from '../../../fetch/detail/detail'
import DetailInfo from '../../../components/DetailInfo'
import InfoData from '../../../../mockServer/detail/info'
class Info extends Component{
constructor(props) {
super(props);
this.shouldComponentUpdate = PureRenderMixin.shouldComponentUpdate.bind(this);
this.state = {
info:false
}
}
render(){
return (
<div>
{
this.state.info
? <DetailInfo data={this.state.info}/>
: <div>正在加载...</div>
}
</div>
)
}
componentDidMount(){
const id = this.props.id
const result = getDetail(id);
result.then(res=>{
if(res.ok){
return res.json()
}else{
console.log("当前id："+id);
return InfoData;
}
}).then(json=>{
this.setState({
info:json
})
}).catch(err=>{
console.log(err.message);
})
}
}
export default Info |
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PREFIX=/usr
MANDIR=$(PREFIX)/share/man
BINDIR=$(PREFIX)/share/guestwlan
all:
@echo "Run 'make install' for installation."
@echo "Run 'make uninstall' for uninstallation."
install:
install -Dm755 guestwlan.sh $(DESTDIR)$(BINDIR)/guestwlan.sh
install -Dm755 guestwlan.py $(DESTDIR)$(BINDIR)/guestwlan.py
install -Dm755 guestwlan.kv $(DESTDIR)$(BINDIR)/guestwlan.kv
install -Dm755 wlanqrkeygen.sh $(DESTDIR)$(BINDIR)/wlanqrkeygen.sh
mkdir -p $(DESTDIR)$(PREFIX)/bin
ln -s $(BINDIR)/guestwlan.sh $(DESTDIR)$(PREFIX)/bin/guestwlan
ln -s $(BINDIR)/wlanqrkeygen.sh $(DESTDIR)$(PREFIX)/bin/wlanqrkeygen
install -Dm644 guestwlan.cfg $(DESTDIR)/etc/guestwlan.cfg
install -Dm600 create_guest_ap.conf $(DESTDIR)/etc/create_guest_ap.conf
[ ! -d /lib/systemd/system ] || install -Dm644 create_guest_ap.service $(DESTDIR)$(PREFIX)/lib/systemd/system/create_guest_ap.service
[ ! -d /lib/systemd/system ] || install -Dm644 guestwlan.service $(DESTDIR)$(PREFIX)/lib/systemd/system/guestwlan.service
[ ! -d /lib/systemd/system ] || install -Dm644 guestwlan.target $(DESTDIR)$(PREFIX)/lib/systemd/system/guestwlan.target
[ ! -d /lib/systemd/system ] || install -Dm644 wlanqrkeygen.service $(DESTDIR)$(PREFIX)/lib/systemd/system/wlanqrkeygen.service
[ ! -d /lib/systemd/system ] || install -Dm644 wlanqrkeygen.timer $(DESTDIR)$(PREFIX)/lib/systemd/system/wlanqrkeygen.timer
install -Dm644 Readme.md $(DESTDIR)$(PREFIX)/share/doc/guestwlan/Readme.md
mkdir -p $(DESTDIR)/var/lib/guestwlan/pictures
uninstall:
rm -f $(DESTDIR)$(BINDIR)/guestwlan.sh
rm -f $(DESTDIR)$(BINDIR)/guestwlan.py
rm -f $(DESTDIR)$(BINDIR)/guestwlan.kv
rm -f $(DESTDIR)$(BINDIR)/wlanqrkeygen.sh
rm -f $(DESTDIR)$(PREFIX)/bin/guestwlan
rm -f $(DESTDIR)$(PREFIX)/bin/wlanqrkeygen
rm -f $(DESTDIR)/etc/guestwlan.conf
rm -f $(DESTDIR)/etc/create_guest_ap.conf
[ ! -f /lib/systemd/system/create_guest_ap.service ] || rm -f create_guest_ap.service $(DESTDIR)$(PREFIX)/lib/systemd/system/create_guest_ap.service
[ ! -f /lib/systemd/system/guestwlan.service ] || rm -f guestwlan.service $(DESTDIR)$(PREFIX)/lib/systemd/system/guestwlan.service
[ ! -f /lib/systemd/system/guestwlan.target ] || rm -f guestwlan.service $(DESTDIR)$(PREFIX)/lib/systemd/system/guestwlan.target
[ ! -f /lib/systemd/system/wlanqrkeygen.service ] || rm -f wlanqrkeygen.service $(DESTDIR)$(PREFIX)/lib/systemd/system/wlanqrkeygen.service
[ ! -f /lib/systemd/system/wlanqrkeygen.timer ] || rm -f wlanqrkeygen.timer $(DESTDIR)$(PREFIX)/lib/systemd/system/wlanqrkeygen.timer
rm -f $(DESTDIR)$(PREFIX)/share/doc/guestwlan/Readme.md
echo "Please remove files in /var/lib/guestwlan yourself."
tar:
tar --exclude='*.tar.gz' -zcvf guestwlan.tar.gz *
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<?php
define(POPCLIP_READABILITY_CONSUMER_INFO,'Y2s9cGlsb3Rtb29uJmNzPUFUVjVIS3Q3Vkp6cVpmSkVHbWpIZFhXdEZERE5lSGVi');
?>
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A North Carolina history teacher is facing backlash after he stomped on the American flag as part of a lesson on the First Amendment.
Sara Taylor, who is a parent of one of the students in that class, posted a photo of Lee Francis standing over a crumpled American flag on the floor in front of his class at Massey Hill High School that has since gone viral, The Fayetteville Observer reported.
Taylor said Francis asked the students for a lighter or scissors. When no one had one, he threw the flag on the floor and stomped on it.
Cumberland County Superintendent Frank Til Jr. heard of the incident Tuesday but is waiting until he has all the facts of the incident before he takes any action against Francis.
“I don’t want to make any comments until I get it sorted all out,” Till said to The Observer.
Francis, in his defense, said on Facebook that the lesson was about Texas v. Johnson, a landmark Supreme Court case that upheld flag burning and other forms of desecrating the flag as protected free speech under the First Amendment. |
Q:
Django: How to add other urls patterns from the same file in urls.py..?
I've already seen the documentation here and I am trying to do the same thing but it is not working. It is not matching the urls.
Here is my urls.py
profile_patterns = patterns('',
url(r'^profile/$', views.profile),
url(r'^thoughts/$', views.thoughts),
)
urlpatterns = patterns('',
url(r'^/user/(?P<username>\S+)/', include(profile_patterns)),
# I also tried to do it this way.. But it isn't working.
url(r'^abc/', include(patterns('',
url(r'^hello/$', views.profile)))),
I tried to access the following urls.
'http://<mysite>.com/user/<someUsername>/profile/'
'http://<mysite>.com/abc/hello/'
A:
try this \w+ instead of \S+ and not '' but the path to user views:
profile_patterns = patterns('userapp.views',
url(r'^profile/$', profile),
url(r'^thoughts/$', thoughts),
)
urlpatterns = patterns('',
url(r'^/user/(?P<username>\w+)/', include(profile_patterns)),
)
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.x-indexbar-vertical {
color:$ios7-blue
} |
Oven appliances generally include a cabinet that defines a cooking chamber for receipt of food items for cooking. Heating elements are positioned within the cooking chamber to provide heat to food items located therein. The heating elements can include a bake heating element positioned at a bottom of the cooking chamber and/or a broil heating element positioned at a top of the cooking chamber. Oven appliances may also include a convection heating assembly, which may include a convection heating element and fan or other mechanism for creating a flow of heated air within the cooking chamber.
During operation of oven appliances, one of more heating elements may be energized to heat the cooking chamber to a selected cooking temperature. During this preheating operation, it is common for oven appliances to operate according to control algorithms that turn off the heating elements when predetermined limits on the oven temperature are reached. More specifically, the control algorithms may attempt to turn off the heating elements before a sensed temperature indicates that the center oven temperature exceeds a maximum desired temperature threshold.
The temperature of the cooking chamber is often measured by a temperature sensor placed on the top or in the back of the cooking chamber. While the oven is heating, the relationship between the center oven temperature and the sensed temperature varies, particularly when the cooking chamber is initially cold. For example, when the broil heating element located in the top of the cooking chamber is energized, the sensed temperature may be significantly higher than the actual center oven temperature. More importantly, the sensed temperature may exceed the maximum desirable temperature threshold before the actual center oven temperature. As a result, the control algorithm may turn off the broil heating element sooner than required when started from a cold condition, thereby harming cooking performance.
Accordingly, an oven appliance that provides improved broil performance during the preheating cycle would be useful. More particularly, a control method that allows the heating element to remain on longer during a cold-start preheat cycle while maintaining the center oven temperature within desired limits would be especially beneficial. |
L-Acoustics’ immersive sound technology L-ISA has had its first permanent installation in a Moscow nightclub.
L‑ISA, which stands for immersive sound art and combines L‑Acoustics’ sound design and loudspeaker systems, was installed at the Mercury Space Moscow nightclub to create a hyperrealistic soundscape at live shows.
The installation was suggested by L-Acoustics distributor Sonoruss and fitted by Theatre Technique and Technology, with the Sonoruss and L‑ISA teams providing support through to the final calibration. The final configuration of the system was designed with the aid of L‑Acoustics Soundvision 3D acoustical simulation programme.
The venue owner was introduced to the multichannel technology when they visited the L-ISA lab in Highgate, London. Igor Verholat, CEO of Sonoruss, explained: “We suggested that they could do the installation in two phases to spread the cost,” explains Igor Verholat, CEO of Sonoruss. “But he was so blown away by what he heard that he decided to have the complete system installed straight away. In fact, the trip determined the entire concept of Mercury Space Moscow.”
During the installation, Sherif el Barbari, Director of L‑ISA Labs, trained the engineers who will work with the system on a day-to-day basis. Calibration and tuning of the system were carried out by Sherif and Julian Laval, applications engineer fixed installs, L‑Acoustics, and the Sonoruss team.
The frontal scene system consists of five hangs of four Kiva II each arrayed across the front of the stage, with two SB18 subwoofers positioned one either side of the centre hang, and two KS28 subs ground stacked either side at the front of the stage.
“Having eight sound sources located around the hall allows a sound engineer to put a guest into the sound image as if the sound is enveloping him,” said Alexander Ananiev, acoustic engineer for Sonoruss.
To complement the frontal system and provide even coverage across the entire space, surround speakers comprising eight X12 are positioned at the top of the walls on the sides and opposite the stage, while ten X8, five per side – two closer to the stage and three towards the rear of the venue where it is slightly wider- cover each of the U’s ‘arms’. The system is amplified by LA4X and LA12X amplified controllers.
“L-ISA provides an amazing localisation of sound sources that immerses the listener in the sound space,” added Ananiev. “It provides a hyperrealistic soundscape for the audience and gives sound engineers advanced surround mixing tools during live events, which is a big step forward from traditional two-channel sound systems.” |
The signatory's names are grouped by eminence, then in alphabetical order. First there's a small number of top-of-their-professional-career types + emeritus names, then associate profs, assistant profs, then researchers, instructors, post-doc fellows, & doctoral candidates.
They have little to lose. I only recognize one name and she is one of the public faces of the anti-denialists. I suspect the rest are equally well known for the nature of their research. Their project funding is destined to be cut either way; they might as well speak their minds. And yes, the letter appears directed at an audience of more than one.
Me too. These people have an incredibly important message and it feels like they aren't even trying. It's like they are covering their asses so that in the not too distant future they can say "told ya so!". Or maybe all they know how to write are grant proposals.
Al Gore, on the other hand, visited Donald and Ivanka a day or two ago and that kind of effort is what could work.
Really bad bullet points not at all well written. So something more along the lines of build for the future not for today's greed. Focus on renewables and recycling because not only can we use it here and now, we will be able to use it far into the future, on space stations and new planetary colonies, all of which will be totally dependent upon renewables and recycling, great example actually work with the global community to design and build an arcology, a place to live, learn, play and work, incorporating technology that would be developed into space station design.Fossil fuels, global warming, sea level rise, the collapse of many coastal developments, with the most at risk places being the entire coastal Mediterranean, Florida, the US east coast, the Gulf of Mexico coastline and well the entire planets major coastal cities, trillions to be lost, unless corrective measures are taken. Modern cities mean we must strive to maintain a stable climate no matter what the cause.Open and accessible communications means an open and accessible world, do not join the autocrats in the chaos of censorship and controlled message, in fact the internet has made it easier than ever for policing to track, investigate and prosecute criminals, by those criminals own idiotic and egoistic actions. Net neutrality or the right of equal access to the global digital reality is core and in fact you would have lost the election without it and you know that as truth.
And that crazy thought/China/Them Furriners paranoia is the weirdest thing ever. I mean, why would a giant ass country known for massive pollution and carbon use create a giant hoax, which if people felt were true, would only draw attention to how bad of a carbon offender said country is.
I mean would be the equivalent of wearing a shirt that says "look at me, I'm a giant asshole"... |
Q:
How to delete tt_content elements which do not have any connection to a page
I want to find all tt_content elements from a TYPO3 installation, which do not have a connection to a page. How would you do that?
A:
Every tt_content record has connection to the page via pid field, the only reason for opposite situation is manipulating with tt_content records manually (i.e. creating them by some external script or even adding to DB with phpMyAdmin).
For permanent deleting contents from pages that was deleted via TYPO3's backend (and also any other types of records), you can just use Recycler extension - it's system one, so just go to Extension Manager and enable it. Then select the highest page in your tree, choose depth Infinite, and you'll find all soft-deleted records by type, deleting them in the Recycler will remove them totally from DB.
If for some reason you have such situation that pages record with given uid doesn't exists at all, although tt_content uses its pid, the Recycler won't find it. These can be only found by SQL query:
SELECT tt_content.uid, tt_content.pid, pages.uid page_uid
FROM tt_content LEFT JOIN pages ON (tt_content.pid=pages.uid)
WHERE pages.uid IS NULL
Disclaimer: Manual DB manipulation should be avoided as long as possible. TYPO3's backend is able to maintain deleted records very well and first try built-in tools. I do not response for any damages caused by manual DB changes, for your own safety make a DB backup before deleting/modifying ANY records.
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The City of Middletown is working to be more transparent and responsive to our residents and businesses. One of the many ways we include the public in setting and executing city policy is through the various Boards and Commissions operated by the city.
If you like the changes we are implementing and wish to be more involved in the process, or if you believe there is a better way to do business, please consider filling out an application to join one of our many boards and commissions below. We always welcome input from interested citizens to help shape the future of our city.
City Council appoints members to each board and commission, and to be considered, you must be an elector of the city unless City Council determines, in its sole discretion, that a board or commission requires a member with a particular qualification or expertise and that an elector with those credentials is not available to the fill the position.
Applications for City Boards and Commissions are accepted during September through October each year. Council considers applications during November and December. However, some boards have ongoing vacancies and applications for open positions will be accepted and reviewed as needed throughout the year. Applications will be kept on file for one year.
A general description of our Boards and Commissions is below. If you see one that you would like to become a member of, please fill out our online application form at the link below. If you would like more information on any Board or Commission, email me at douga@cityofmiddletown.org and I’ll forward you to the best person to answer your questions. We look forward to adding your voice to our planning and projects!
Cemetery Board – Advises City Council on the general operation and maintenance of the Middletown Cemetery on First Avenue.
Park Board – Park Board shall act as an advisory board for the operation and maintenance of public playgrounds, playfields and other recreation areas and facilities owned by the city.
Tax Incentive Review Council – At least annually, the Council shall review agreements entered into with private entities for economic development purposes to determine whether or not such private entities have complied with the terms of such agreements.
Citizen Advisory Board to Middletown Division of Police – The Board shall advise the Chief of Police on matters of interest between the police and community. The Board is not an internal affairs or review board and may not interfere in the day to day operations of the Division of Police.
Airport Commission – Advises City Council on all matters relative to Middletown Regional Airport and air traffic in the city.
City Planning Commission – advises on all matters relating to planning policy of the City.
Board of Zoning Appeals – determines any zoning appeal taken by any property owner or by the city.
Board of Appeals – hears and decides appeals from any order, requirement, decision or determination of any administration officer or agency of the city regarding building matters, to review and approve rules and regulations by the Chief Building Official, and to oversee the administration of the examination for licenses related to trades and building.
Historic Commission – surveys historic sites within the city, provides continuing education on historic properties and districts, provides a public forum for nomination of historic places to the National Register, and approves or disapproves certificates of appropriateness for repairs, renovations and maintenance of historic structures within the city.
Architectural Review Board – responsible for reviewing architectural elevations and landscape plans of proposed dwellings that do not meet the standards of the zoning code.
Board of Library Trustees – The custody, control, and administration, together with the erection and equipment of a free public library is vested in a Board of Library Trustees who are appointed by the City Council.
Board of Health – exercises all of the power conferred by general upon boards of health or by ordinance of the City of Middletown.
Civil Service Commission – enforces the provisions of the Civil Service Law with respect to all offices and places of employment in the city. |
This subproject is one of many research subprojects utilizing the resources provided by a Center grant funded by NIH/NCRR. The subproject and investigator (PI) may have received primary funding from another NIH source, and thus could be represented in other CRISP entries. The institution listed is for the Center, which is not necessarily the institution for the investigator. Acetylcholine (ACh) release from the medial septum-diagonal band of Broca (MS-DBB) to the hippocampus profoundly alters cellular excitability, network synchronization, and behavioral state. Deficits in cholinergic function induce memory impairments, such as in Alzheimer's disease, while excessive cholinergic activity resulting from nerve agent or organophosphate pesticide poisoning can induce seizures and lead to neuronal death. ACh has diverse pre- and postsynaptic targets onto both glutamatergic and GABAergic cell populations. Recent data has emerged indicating that the actions of ACh can be specific, altering the excitability of distinct GABAergic circuits a cell type-specific manner. However, an understanding of cholinergic neurotransmission onto these targets still remains at a nascent stage due to technical difficulties in systematically studying defined interneuron populations, the lack of information on the density and spatial localization of cholinergic afferents received by defined interneuron subtypes, and the inability to activate diffusely distributed populations of septal cholinergic neurons in a selective yet coordinated manner. To overcome these limitations, we will develop new molecular tools that will facilitate the systematic study of defined interneuron subtypes and their capacity to undergo cholinergic neuromodulation. First, we will develop AAV viruses that express GFP, CFP, or RFP in neurochemically restricted interneuron populations. Secondly, combining mouse transgenic and viral technology, we will then examine how cholinergic afferents innervate and activate these defined interneuron subtypes. With the use of CRE/loxP transgenic technology in combination with AAV viruses, we will introduce channelrhodopsin2 into cholinergic neurons to light-evoke acetylcholine release onto neurochemically and morphologically defined target cells. Third, with this newly available data, we will construct computer models of cholinergic neurotransmission that incorporate precise measurements of the density of cholinergic innervation, spatial distributions of cholinergic receptors on target neurons, temporal dynamics of cholinergic receptor activation and their effectors, and mechanisms by which cholinergic neurotransmission is terminated. Finally, we will develop both experimental and computational paradigms to examine the functional consequence of cholinergic receptor activation in each interneuron subtype during cholinergically induced oscillatory activity. Together, these innovative approaches will allow us to obtain a greater understanding of how ACh engages neurochemically distinct interneuron subtypes to alter the flow of sensory information in the normal and diseased hippocampus. |
Saprissa Rain or Shine
…or, at least, they tried to. Mother Nature had other ideas, sending rain and lightning to hover over MAPFRE Stadium for two and a half hours. Despite it being a weeknight and “only” an international friendly, thousands of dedicated fans came to the stadium to support the team. Many hung around the whole time, finding ways to amuse themselves while they waited.
By now, you may have seen how Saprissa stayed loose during the rain delay.
You’ve probably also seen our guys in Black and Gold doing their thing as well. Since they’d already done the header thing in a rain-delayed game previously, they decided to mix things up with some soccer tennis.
Rain or shine, Columbus Crew SC fans certainly know how to make the best of a difficult situation, on or off the field. If you were at the game, how did you pass the time during the storm? Leave a comment below to let us know! |
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Continuity between waking life and dreaming: are all waking activities reflected equally often in dreams?
The present study investigated the frequency of cognitive activities such as writing, reading, and using a computer in comparison to activities like walking or talking with friends. Analysis indicated that focused thinking activity occurs rarely in dreams. The findings, thus, are consistent with the theory which holds that dreams reflect emotional concerns of the dreamer. |
(Lyrics by Cernunnos, Music by Morbid Death)
My life, hatred, nights beside your dreams, branding our souls,
When the forces of hell make total mayhem on earth.
A silence in the night reign with fear in honour to never lost Satan!
A silence, before the fight which is near.
Invoking you to clear myself oooh! Unholy dark father,
Invoking you to clean the world of the bastard Jesus Christ
Invoking your far from your depths by my own death dark father.
Invoking you far from your depths by my own death Lucifer!
As malicious as a fool "fire", charged with perverseness
Never before seen on earth,
He treats Christians as the lost souls in hell are treated
He has a multitude of names and is capable to disappear at will,
He will spread more ecclesiastic blood than anyone could imagine.
Satan never sleeps!!!
Satan never sleeps!!!
Horrible pestilence, total armageddon, made more marvellous by
The famine before, and the great strife and tribulations which have
Never happened since the foundation of the Christian church, will
Descend upon the land after twenty five years, the worst of all wars
Will be fought and the most evil, of atrocity committed in the name
Of Satan almost the entire world will be defeated and desolate.
(Lead nornagest)
(Lyrics by Cernunnos, Music by Morbid Death)
My life, hatred, nights beside your dreams, branding our souls,
When the forces of hell make total mayhem on earth.
A silence in the night reign with fear in honour to never lost Satan!
A silence, before the fight which is near.
Invoking you to clear myself oooh! Unholy dark father,
Invoking you to clean the world of the bastard Jesus Christ
Invoking your far from your depths by my own death dark father.
Invoking you far from your depths by my own death Lucifer!
As malicious as a fool "fire", charged with perverseness
Never before seen on earth,
He treats Christians as the lost souls in hell are treated
He has a multitude of names and is capable to disappear at will,
He will spread more ecclesiastic blood than anyone could imagine.
Satan never sleeps!!!
Satan never sleeps!!!
Horrible pestilence, total armageddon, made more marvellous by
The famine before, and the great strife and tribulations which have
Never happened since the foundation of the Christian church, will
Descend upon the land after twenty five years, the worst of all wars
Will be fought and the most evil, of atrocity committed in the name
Of Satan almost the entire world will be defeated and desolate.
(Lead nornagest) |
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Seven months have passed since Fallout: New Vegas first hit the shelves, and with most gamers having already completed the experience several times over, Bethesda have arguably completely missed the boat with their episodic series of small expansion packs. The need for its DLC to deliver new experiences and challenges is absolutely paramount - and on the face of it, Honest Hearts is set to deliver. Dead Money offered a creepy and claustrophobic experience with a laser-sharp focus and tight storyline back in December, but taking the opposite tack, Honest Hearts bolts an entirely new segment of wasteland on to the Mojave.
After receiving a call from the Happy Trails courier company, players agree to escort a convoy into the Zion National Park. The caravan is headed for the religious city of New Canaan, but as you'd expect, an unfortunate series of events traps The Courier in the park and throws him into the middle of a full-blown tribal war. Based on Native American influences, this conflict is set to purge several innocent and peaceful clans from existence - and players will need to decide between the machinations of the mysterious Burned Man and a missionary healer in order to decide the destiny of the valley.
This is the perfect premise for an exciting expansion pack, but Honest Hearts completely fails to capitalise on its potential. The questing boils down to some very lacklustre scavenger hunts or assassination missions (collecting lunch boxes, anyone?), and the clan war feels hilariously overblown considering that each tribe only seems to have a dozen people apiece. Vexingly, the much-vaunted dispute between two characters actually ends up being a binary choice between two obvious options - but even though the courses of action are different, the end result is pretty much the same. At least it isn't a moral decision.
Your new companions are bland, devoid of personality and difficult to relate to, standing in stark contrast with Dead Money's nuanced cast. You'll take on a couple of the natives as guides - but you'll never get to know them to any great degree. What's more, their tiny selection of random quotes will start to repeat themselves within minutes... and drive you to distraction.
In fact, the only engaging part of the experience is a selection of hidden computer logs written by a rugged survivalist. The diaries tells a heartbreaking tale of hopelessness, isolation and despair that's genuinely more moving than most videogame plotlines in recent memory- and all but the most jaded gamers will find themselves going out of their way to scour every nook and cranny in order to find all six.
Aside from the main questline and its sole binary choice, there are also a handful of side missions to occupy your time. These are generally good fun, and range from tracking down a lost Bighorner calf to dropping Peyote and hunting a ghost bear. They're certainly few and far between, but I'd urge gamers to sniff them all out to make the most of the experience.
The Zion National Park is a breath of fresh air compared to the vast majority of the Mojave wasteland. Soaring peaks and deep ravines provide specacular views and vistas, with a deep red and green palette that makes a change from the usual dust and grime. However, this steep topography comes at the cost of being frustrating to traverse, as locating the right rope bridges or hidden gullies to access objective locations can be galling to the extreme. There are over thirty locations to visit and plenty of caves to delve through, though most of the interior locations are deceptively cramped.
But a bigger area doesn't mean better value. Even though I'd urge you to explore every square inch of the map, complete every quest and grind through every dungeon, you'll need a maximum of six hours to see most of what Honest Hearts to offer. Only two if you tend to blow through the storyline or have a level thirty character. Dead Money was smaller in scope, sure, but its unnerving atmosphere and steep challenge actually made it a meatier experience. The area remains open after you've completed it, but few will find any reason to return (unless you really, really love Cazadors). The lack of new enemies is a serious oversight that stops the experience from feeling as new and exciting as it ought to.
Haven't we met?
Where Honest Hearts excels is its willingness to cater for Survival and Melee-centric characters. The handful of new guns isn't particularly inspiring, but melee characters will enjoy a powerful selection of animal gauntlets to batter enemies to death with. What's more, stimpacks and traditional aid are in short supply - but the national park is full of ingredients, food and resources to craft your own healing items with. Liberally-spaced campfires mean that you're never too far away from cooking up a recipe, and some new survival-oriented perks mean that this underused skill becomes significantly more powerful.
There's a caveat to this review, which I'll admit is fairly damning up to this point. Whilst Honest Hearts is a bit limp, Fallout's addictive core of exploration and character building is still present... and increasing the level cap by five is an attractive prospect that carries over to the main game. Fans will enjoy the experience, but taken by itself, Honest Hearts is probably not worth the download for most gamers.
Pros:
The survivalist diaries are exceptionally poignant and well-written
Sizeable map area and plenty of locations
A real breath of fresh air... especially if you're specced for Survival
Cons:
Predictable, samey and forgettable quests
Little in the way of new rewards, challenges and interesting characters
Surprisingly short, nothing new
The Short Version: Honest Hearts feels made to order: an expansion pack that's simply designed for the sake of making a little extra cash. Fans will relish the opportunity to leap back into wasteland, but considering the lack of rewards and lacklustre quests, I simply can't recommend it. If you're starting a new playthrough or favour the survival skill, Honest Hearts might be worth checking out. If you can play it without having to wait for the patch, that is.
Note: Apart from some fairly standard clipping problems, I didn't encounter any technical issues during this review. However, bug reports are rife, and players should beware that completing the ED-E My Love subquest can completely brick this DLC pack.
They are not native, or Native Americans, please stop making stupid mistakes. Not all tribes are based on Native Americans, and the developers have stated multiple times that they are not Native American in any way.
See J.E. Sawyer's formspring for someone attempting to call them racist because of this.
excuse me? your "logic" is ridiculous and there is no justification or argument that anyone who is intelligent, informed about history or not walking around with their heads stuck up their over pop-cultured asses (think dances with wolves, pathfinder, avatar, etc etc ad nauseum. white mans burden from which "civilzed mans burden" is directly scavanged from is a rudyard kipling poem that attempts to dehumanize indigenous people while simultaneously depicting white people as messianic figures. give me a **** break. white people cant even get it right with their own community regarding how to be human beings and treat each other respectfully, what the **** do y'all think you can teach to anyone besides how to be leeching, parasitic, murdering, thieving socially and naturally misfit mutant creatures without character, soul or heart?????) who would fail to see the racist parallels between hollywood's depictions of "native americans" and the way the very (un)creative and (un)original creators of this DLC constructed their "tribals". it IS racist, actually, because it depicts a stereotyped perspective DRAWN DIRECTLY FROM OLD WESTERNS!!!!! holy ****. youd think with all their resources and money the writers could come up with something a little bit more original, authentic, unoffensive. but nah, as usual whitey cracker just cant get it right and remains a clueless confused moron. *sigh* so disappointing and such a huge waste of opportunity.... |
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Mount Mohican
Mount Mohican, or Raccoon Ridge, is a peak of the Kittatinny Mountains in Warren County, New Jersey, United States. The mountain stands in height. It lies along the Appalachian Trail in Worthington State Forest.
References
External links
Worthington State Forest
Category:Mountains of New Jersey
Category:Kittatinny Mountains
Category:Mountains of Warren County, New Jersey |
About a month after Roger Ailes was ousted as chairman of Fox News over sexual harassment allegations, the New York Times reported that Ailes had already landed a new role – as an adviser to Donald Trump, specifically in the area of debate preparation.
Almost immediately, the Trump campaign, perhaps fearing the consequences of bringing on such a controversial figure, denied the reporting. In a statement, the Republican ticket insisted, “He is not advising Mr. Trump or helping with debate prep. They are longtime friends but he has no formal or informal role in the campaign.”
Last week, Rachel sat down with Kellyanne Conway, Trump’s latest campaign manager, and asked a straightforward factual question:
Close video Trump campaign denies working with Roger Ailes Kellyanne Conway, campaign manager for the Donald Trump campaign, tells Rachel Maddow that disgraced Fox News executive Roger Ailes is not working as part of the campaign. Kellyanne Conway, campaign manager for the Donald Trump campaign, tells Rachel Maddow that disgraced Fox News executive Roger Ailes is not working as part of the campaign. share tweet email Embed CONWAY: No. He is not a formal or informal adviser. They’re old friends. I mean, he’s Donald Trump. He talks to a lot of people. Something is always ringing. […] MADDOW: Roger Ailes, no role in the campaign, though? CONWAY: Roger Ailes has no formally or informal role in the campaign, no. But he is a marketing genius.
A “marketing genius” who was recently accused of grotesque and indefensible workplace behavior.
What’s more, Rachel asked specifically about accounts of a meeting at a New Jersey golf club two weeks ago, where they reportedly discussed Ailes helping Trump prepare for the debates, joining the team as an informal adviser. Conway said she wasn’t there, and while she’s sure the two men “talk,” the campaign manager was nevertheless categorical: Ailes has no role on the team.
There’s nevertheless a fair amount of evidence of Ailes having at least some kind of role in the Republican operation. The Washington Post reported over the weekend, for example, that Ailes still has no formal role on the campaign, but the former Fox News chairman “talks to the candidate frequently and attended a strategy session last weekend.”
The Post ’s Robert Costa added that Ailes is a member of Trump’s “new inner circle,” which includes a very small group of allies. (Costa emphasized this again on “Meet the Press” yesterday.) Post
NBC News’ Kelly O’Donnell also reported that Trump scheduled a debate-prep meeting yesterday at his New Jersey home, and Ailes, “who is advising Trump ahead of the debates,” was in attendance. |
Q:
Saving and loading times via php and displaying time on stage
I have times saving from the end of a game at being uploaded onto my server via php and have been able to bring the times back and trace them.
My question is how do I put the data O trace...
trace (event.target.data);
Into a text field called TimeText?
A:
Rather simple...
TimeText.text = String(event.target.data);
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TCSS Hosting Certified Career Fair on February 3rd
Troup County School System is looking for qualified teachers, SLP's, and to fill other certified positions. Areas of immediate interest are in the critical fields of Math, Science, CTAE, and Special Education. There are interviews on the spot for those that qualify! |
Domino N-/C- or N-/N-/C-arylation of imidazoles to yield polyaryl imidazolium salts via atom-economical use of diaryliodonium salts.
Herein, we disclose a Cu-mediated domino di-/triarylation reaction of imidazoles to efficiently access polyaryl imidazolium salts in a single step by using two aryls as well as an anion of a diaryliodonium salt. The diarylation shows high atom economy and excellent selectivity with unsymmetrical iodonium salts. |
# VanillaLSTM Algorithm
VanillaLSTM is constructed by two LSTM layers, two dropout layers and a dense layer. The flow chart is clearly plotted in the following plot. A more detailed LSTM unit structure can be found in [here](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_short-term_memory).
You can find API instructions [here](../API/LSTMForecaster.md). |
Q:
How do I implement nested global filters in an Ember app?
Thanks for any help you can provide on this situation...
I'm trying to build functionality similar to Amazon's filter sidebar. When one filter of a category is selected, the other filter categories get filtered, in addition to the main content.
Let's say I'm building a store that sells shirts and pants. These can be filtered by both color and size.
ShopRoute loads the models for both color and size.
Routes:
/shop/shirts
/shop/pants
+---------------------------------------+
| Shop |
| +-----------+ +---------------------+ |
| | Filters | | {{outlet}} | |
| | Color | | (/shirts | |
| | blue | | or | |
| | red | | /pants) | |
| | green | | | |
| | Size | | | |
| | S | | | |
| | M | | | |
| | L | | | |
| +-----------+ | | |
| | | |
| | | |
| +---------------------+ |
+---------------------------------------+
The filters on the side are radio-buttons; i.e. only one color can be selected at a time, and only one size can be selected at a time.
Let's say I'm at /shop/shirts and I select green. Currently, of the x number of shirts available in green, the only sizes available are M and L. The sizes should be filtered and S should no longer be a selectable option.
If I have selected green while on /shop/shirts, then when I visit /shop/pants, the filter should persist and I should only see green pants. If all sizes are available, S should reappear as a selectable option.
To be clear: this should also work vice-versa. If a size is selected before selecting a color, the colors should be filtered to reflect the availability of colors in that size.
So far, my ShopController starts off like this:
App.ShopController = Ember.ArrayController.extend(
colorFilter: null
sizeFilter: null
)
I've found plenty of simple 'Hello World' filtering examples. Now, I'm mostly having trouble with the architecture of the solution, getting lost in Ember's entities (Model, Route, Controller, View, ...) and how they interact.
How do I filter all displayed records of color, size, shirt, and pants from this controller (or elsewhere) whenever any of these options are set/reset?
A:
You should be using the Controllers with need. I would suggest creating two controllers
First one will manage the Filters / Side bar. Its property change when user select any filter in the side bar
App.SideBarController = Ember.Controller.extend(
selectedColor: ['Green','Blue'],
selectedSize: ['XL'],
)
Now second will be regular List controller lets say ShopListing. Here you can refer Sidebar filter with Live binding using something like this.
binding updates in this controller automatically as you change them in Sidebar controller (via some filter selection / deselection)
App.ShopListingController = Ember.ArrayController.extend({
needs : ['SideBar'],
//side bar live bound property for selected colors
selectedColor : Ember.computed.alias('controllers.SiderBar.selectedColor'),
//side bar live bound property for selected size
selectedSize : Ember.computed.alias('controllers.SiderBar.selectedSize'),
//write some code here to get only filtered result
filteredListing : Ember.computed('model.@each','selectedSize','selectedColor',function(){
//do some magic here
})
})
Hope it gives you some help :)
Also have a look on Bindings
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Microsupercapacitors (MSCs) are microfabricated energy storage devices that utilize the rapid adsorption and desorption of ions at the electrode/electrolyte interface to store charge or electrical energy. To enable a microscale size, potential for on-chip integration with other electronics, and more rapid charge/discharge rates, MSCs are microfabricated with planar interdigital electrodes which differs from the conventional stacked electrode architecture of typical supercapacitors. Instead of a polymer-based separator, MSCs utilize the air or spacing between the interdigital electrodes as the separator. Compared to thin film batteries, MSCs have advantages such as higher power density and extended cycle life, but the energy density is lacking. As a result, these miniaturized devices are attractive for use as energy storage components to continuously power Internet of Things (IoT) devices, sensors, as well as other self-powering electronics. Carbon nanomaterials have been commonly used as electrodes due to their porous structure and high conductivity. The porous structure provides high surface area for ion exchange, leading to high capacitance. Additionally, these surfaces could be functionalized by transition conducting polymers, metal oxides, or metal nitrides to increase capacitance via pseudocapacitance. Pseudocapacitive materials stores charges via Faradaic reversible redox reactions at the electrode surface. In this study, we expect that incorporating thin and conformal coatings of pseudocapacitive materials onto vertically oriented carbon electrodes will increase the specific capacitance and energy density per area of the 3D MSC device by orders of magnitude while maintaining the conventional advantages of high power density and capacitance retention oven tens of thousands of charge/discharge cycles.
The goal of this study is to improve the energy density and capacitance of 3D MSCs, through novel fabrication method and coating design. This research will explore several novel methods and materials for fabricating nanostructured pseudocapacitive coatings on vertically aligned carbon nanotubes (VACNT) and graphenated carbon nanotubes (gCNT) based electrodes for use in high performance 3D MSCs. Various methods will be used to apply coating material to the carbon based MSC device in order to produce high energy and power densities. This work proposes a variety of approaches such as atomic layer deposition (ALD), electrodeposition, drop-casting and aerosol jet printing (AJP) to deposit pseudocapacitive materials on carbon based MSC electrodes. ALD is a relatively new high precision deposition method that pulses precursors to the substrate and forms conformal ultra-thin films with subatomic layer resolution in a subsequent half-reaction. Although there are numerous publications that demonstrate the use of ALD to deposit oxide or nitride thin films as pseudocapacitive layers for energy storage applications, these studies have been limited to electrode fabrication only. This project demonstrates the first full-cell 3D VACNT-MSC device via ALD of TiO2 and TiN. |
Q:
Add "supertag" to "subtag"
"Pandas" is a data framework built onto "python". I asked a question that was very specific to a tiny part of pandas (panel analysis). It was very pandas specific, since it was about the logic on how sometimes data that I pull from the database is a read-only, but sometimes also permits a write operation (not completely the truth, simplified it).
So then, since this is of no relevance to anyone who has python knowledge but non in pandas, I intentionally only tagged it with pandas, not with python. However, an edit was approved where that tag was added.
I disagree, since it would imply to add any supertag that contains a subtag. While shouldn't also "programming", "OOP" etc. be added then, following the same logic?
The question in question.
A:
Your slippery slope argument isn't very convincing. programming (which has been burninated for this very reason...) and oop tags are just useless for their broadness; a tag for the programming language typically isn't. Even in your case, keeping the python tag could let people who choose to ignore Python not see your question instead of forcing them to also explicitly ignore a tag for every Python module under the sun.
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require_once "useful/Outputter2.php";
class my_Outputter {
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}
?>
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Former GE CEO Jeff Immelt, who had reportedly been one of three final candidates for the vacant CEO spot at Uber, just tweeted that he's not going to take the job:
Tweet here.
The CEO search has reached a new level of intensity in recent days as Uber's board has been meeting on and off since Friday to decide on a replacement for Travis Kalanick, who stepped down in June under pressure from Benchmark, a top Uber investor.
HP Enterprise CEO Meg Whitman has also been under consideration. Even though she took herself out of the running with a similar tweet in July, Benchmark and other investors have still been searching for a way to return her into the running, as CNBC first reported last week.
There's also a mysterious third candidate under consideration, but nobody has reported who that person is. Business Insider on Friday reported that Amazon Web Services chief Andy Jassy was on the list, but Amazon has since denied it.
The board is expected to make its decision this weekend. |
Q:
enzyme mount().find doesn't find anything
The following code:
const wrapper = mount(<Component />);
console.log('how to test this with jest', Object.keys(wrapper.find('h1')));
Logs [] so the find gives me an empty object. Opening it in the browser shows the Component with content <h1>hello</h1>
Is this the wrong selector to get h1?
The documentation doesn't include finding elements by tag name but that selector would work with querySelector in JavaScript.
Trying wrapper.find('.some-class') gives me the same result even when Component returns <h1 className="some-class">hello</h1>
A:
Wrapper.find returns a ReactWrapper that you use to test.
Lets say you wanted to test for the existence of an h1, you could do:
const wrapper = mount(<Component />);
expect(wrapper.find("h1").exists()).toBe(true);
Take a look at https://enzymejs.github.io/enzyme/docs/api/ for a full set of APIs.
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Cancer disparities in indigenous Polynesian populations: Māori, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific people.
Polynesia consists of several islands that are scattered across a vast triangle in the Pacific, and include New Zealand, Hawaii, and the Pacific islands. There are reported differences in the types of cancer and epidemiologies seen among communities in these islands, the reasons for which are diverse and complex. In this Review, we describe patterns of cancer incidence, mortality, and survival in indigenous populations compared with populations of European origin in Polynesia, and highlight the limited available data for Pacific populations. Additionally, we document the current knowledge of the underlying biology of cancers in these populations, and report risk factors that differ between ethnicities, including smoking, viral infections, and obesity. Disparities in measures of health are highlighted, as are evident differences in knowledge of tumour biology and cancer management between majority and minority populations. |
Che Guevara, Paulo Freire, and the Pedagogy of Revolution examines what is currently at stake culturally, politically, and educationally in contemporary global capitalist society. Written by one of the world's most renowned critical educators, this book evaluates the message of Che Guevara and Paulo Freire for contemporary politics in general and education in particular.
Forcefully argued and eloquently written, Che Guevara, Paulo Freire, and the Pedagogy of Revolution is a clarion call for building a new social order premised on the ideas and philosophy of two of the most important revolutionary figures of this century. It is an indispensable reference point for building transnational alliances between the North American and Latin American.Che Guevara, Paulo Freire is the best introduction available to the ideas and philosophy of these two iconoclastic figures.
Author Bio
McLaren Peter : University of California
One of the most respected and influential educators in North America, Peter McLaren is known the world over for his political activism, his pioneering writings on critical pedagogy, and his trenchant critiques of global capitalism and educational policy. He is the author and editor of over twenty-five books and monographs including Critical Pedagogy and Predatory Culture, Revolutionary Multiculturalism, and Schooling as a Ritual Performance. His work has been published in twelve languages. Peter McLaren is professor in the Division of Urban Education at the Graduate School of Education and Information Studies, University of California. He lectures worldwide on the politics of liberation and is considered one of the central architects of critical pedagogy.
Acknowledgements Foreword
Part One: The Man in the Black Beret Part Two: The Man with the Grey Beard
Che Guevara, Paulo Freire, and the Pedagogy of Revolution examines what is currently at stake culturally, politically, and educationally in contemporary global capitalist society. Written by one of the world's most renowned critical educators, this book evaluates the message of Che Guevara and Paulo Freire for contemporary politics in general and education in particular.
Forcefully argued and eloquently written, Che Guevara, Paulo Freire, and the Pedagogy of Revolution is a clarion call for building a new social order premised on the ideas and philosophy of two of the most important revolutionary figures of this century. It is an indispensable reference point for building transnational alliances between the North American and Latin American.Che Guevara, Paulo Freire is the best introduction available to the ideas and philosophy of these two iconoclastic figures.
Author Bio
McLaren Peter : University of California
One of the most respected and influential educators in North America, Peter McLaren is known the world over for his political activism, his pioneering writings on critical pedagogy, and his trenchant critiques of global capitalism and educational policy. He is the author and editor of over twenty-five books and monographs including Critical Pedagogy and Predatory Culture, Revolutionary Multiculturalism, and Schooling as a Ritual Performance. His work has been published in twelve languages. Peter McLaren is professor in the Division of Urban Education at the Graduate School of Education and Information Studies, University of California. He lectures worldwide on the politics of liberation and is considered one of the central architects of critical pedagogy.
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements Foreword
Part One: The Man in the Black Beret Part Two: The Man with the Grey Beard |
Q:
Can NPAPI plugins execute on every page?
I wanted to build an extension but realized a plugin would give me more control to do the things I want. Can you build NPAPI plugins that are called on every page the user loads like an extension is, or are they limit to the MIME type to you specify in the plugins manifest file?
A:
Plugins are only instantiated to handle their defined MIME types. If you wanted a plugin to run on every page, you'd have to make an extension that injected an instance of your plugin into the DOM of every page.
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The present invention relates generally to computer systems, and more particularly to synchronously sharing data between computer systems.
Computerized personal organizers are becoming increasingly popular with a large segment of the population. Computerized personal organizers tend to be small, lightweight, and relatively inexpensive, and can perform such functions as keeping a calendar, an address book, a to-do list, etc. While many of these functions can also be provided in conventional computer systems, personal organizers are very well suited to the personal organization task due to their small size and portability. Personal organizers are available from such companies as Sharp and Casio of Japan.
A relatively new form of computer, the pen-based computer system, holds forth the promise of a marriage of the power of a general purpose computer with the functionality and small size of a personal organizer. A pen-based computer system is typically a small, hand-held computer where the primary method for inputting data includes a "pen" or stylus. A pen-based computer system is commonly housed in a generally rectangular enclosure, and has a dual-function display assembly providing a viewing screen along one of the planar sides of the enclosure. The dual-function display assembly serves as both an input device and an output device. When operating as an input device, the display assembly senses the position of the tip of a stylus on the viewing screen and provides this positional information to the computer's central processing unit (CPU). Some display assemblies can also sense the pressure of the stylus on the screen to provide further information to the CPU. When operating as an output device, the display assembly presents computer-generated images on the screen.
The dual-function display assemblies of pen-based computer systems permit users to operate the computer as a computerized notepad. For example, graphical images can be input into the pen-based computer by merely moving the stylus on the surface of the screen. As the CPU senses the position and movement of the stylus, it generates a corresponding image on the screen to create the illusion that the stylus is drawing the image directly upon the screen, i.e. that the stylus is "inking" an image on the screen. With suitable recognition software, text and numeric information can also be entered into the pen-based computer system in a similar fashion.
Once information is entered, the ability to share that information, either asynchronously or synchronously, with other systems is important to the advancement of computer usage. With asynchronous communication, a specific action or command must be performed to share entered data between systems. Data changes are therefore not shared until a user explicitly transmits them. This results in a delayed WYSIWIS (What You See Is What I See) interface among users. While this type of data exchange is beneficial, the ability to simultaneously share information between a plurality of systems as it is entered creates new opportunities to make computers an even greater tool. Such data exchange creates interpersonal communication, i.e., a conversation, between computer users and is achievable through synchronous data sharing. This synchronous communication allows several users to participate in data exchange at the same time to create a real-time WYSIWIS interface, so that collaboration of ideas occurs in much the same way as if the participants were in the same room and using the same sheet of paper or blackboard. |
import java.util.*
private fun completeStatics() {
Objects.isN
MyObject.obj
MyClass.com
Objects::isN
}
private object MyObject {
fun objectFun() {
}
}
private class MyClass {
companion object {
fun companionFun() {
}
}
} |
# introduction to IPC
Cocos Creator's packages use IPC to communicate with each other. We must understand the basic concept of IPC for better working with packages.
Cocos Creator is based on [Electron](https://github.com/atom/electron). Under the Electron's architecture, it has mainly two types of processes --- main process and renderer process. The main process is in charge of creating window, handling menu item click, dialog and so on. Every single window is a renderer process. To better understand the two process, you can read [Electron's introduction document](https://github.com/atom/electron/blob/master/docs/tutorial/quick-start.md). In short, you can treat the main process as a Node.js sever, and the renderer process is the user interface client.
Cocos Creator inherits Electron's main and renderer process architecture. When Creator startup, we will run several service in the main process such as: Asset Database, Script Compiler, Preview Server and Package Builder, after that we start the main window a.k.a the renderer process to edit scene.
## IPC
Each process has its own javascript context, and the only way to communicate with each other is through IPC module. Electron provide us two modules [ipcMain ](https://github.com/atom/electron/blob/master/docs/api/ipc-main.md) and [ipcRenderer](https://github.com/atom/electron/blob/master/docs/api/ipc-renderer.md) to achieve this. Cocos Creator encapsulate the two module and provide a better methods for complex scenarios.
## IPC Message Identifier
An IPC message is a string to identify the message between processes. The message sender sends the message with a specific identifier. And message receiver in other process who listen to the identifier code will receive the message.
We recommend the following pattern for an IPC message identifier:
```javascript
'module-name:action-name'
// or
'package-name:action-name'
```
## The Processes Used in Package
The package's entry point is running in the main process of Cocos Creator. If you create a window in the entry point of your package, it will start a renderer process.
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Medicinal Plants for the Treatment of Asthma: A Traditional Persian Medicine Perspective.
To search major Traditional Persian Medicine (TPM) textbooks for medicinal plants used to treat asthma. The conformity of the TPM findings on the anti-asthmatic efficacy of plants with the findings of pharmacological studies was also explored. Major TPM textbooks were hand searched to find medicinal plants used for the treatment of asthma. Scientific names of TPM-suggested plants were determined using botanical databases and were used for a multidatabase electronic search in PubMed, Scopus, ScienceDirect and Google Scholar databases. Then, the antiasthmatic effectiveness of TPM-recommended plants was verified in view of the findings from modern pharmacological investigations. According to the main TPM texts, Adianthum capillus-veneris, Boswellia oleogumresin, Crocus sativus, Glycyrrhiza glabra, Hyssopus officinalis and Ruta graveolens were the most efficacious medicinal plants for the treatment of asthma. This finding was confirmed by pharmacological studies which showed counterbalancing effects of the above-mentioned plants on inflammation, oxidative stress, allergic response, tracheal smooth muscle cell constriction and airway remodeling. The strong ethnobotanical background of plants used in TPM could be a valuable tool to find new anti-asthmatic medications. In this review, TPM-suggested anti-asthmatic plants were found to possess several mechanisms relevant to the treatment of respiratory diseases according to the information retrieved from modern pharmacological studies. This high degree of conformity suggested further proof-of-concept trials to ascertain the role of these plants in the routine management of asthmatic patients. |
Vodafone also launched a TV show on MTV that gave a peek into the lives of G2 Vodafone players.
What you have in your pocket or purse is the most powerful communication device ever invented to date.
It's shocking that more Telco brands's haven't invested in eSports considering it's literally their exact target audience and that Purchase Intent vs. Traditional Sports is higher. Come on in, the water is warm. |
# rubocop:disable Metrics/LineLength
# == Schema Information
#
# Table name: community_recommendation_requests
#
# id :integer not null, primary key
# description :string
# title :string
# created_at :datetime not null
# updated_at :datetime not null
# user_id :integer not null, indexed
#
# Indexes
#
# index_community_recommendation_requests_on_user_id (user_id)
#
# Foreign Keys
#
# fk_rails_0a581e110a (user_id => users.id)
#
# rubocop:enable Metrics/LineLength
class CommunityRecommendationRequest < ApplicationRecord
include WithActivity
include DescriptionSanitation
belongs_to :user, required: true
has_many :community_recommendations
validates :description, presence: true
validates :title, presence: true
def feed
@feed ||= CommunityRecommendationRequestFeed.new(id)
end
def stream_activity
user.profile_feed.activities.new(
title: title
)
end
after_create do
CommunityRecommendationFollow.create(
user: user,
community_recommendation_request: self
)
end
end
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Q:
JSF ResponseWriter custom components
I know about startElement, endElement, and writeAttribute methods on ResponseWriter. My problem is that I want to for example output a h:commandLink by declaring it like HtmlCommandLink link = new HtmlCommandLink(); .
How can I output other UIComponents like this in my own component? I might want to use some RichFaces ajax stuff in my components aswell so hoping I can avoid making it all by scratch.
Edit: What I'm trying to do is create my own tag library with the following tag <myTags:commentTree>. Every comment have a reply button, when the reply button is clicked I render the reply form beneath the comment. Once that is rendered, I would like to output for example the richfaces <a4j:commandButton> component. This have to be done inside my own java tag file which Ive called for CommentsTreeUI.java.
Normally I output all my elements that display the forms and buttons with writer.startElement("input", myComponent); writer.writeAttribute("type", "button", null); but if I could instead do for example startElement("a4j:commandbutton", myComponent) that would help my ALOT since it has all the built in ajax features etc.
Any clues?
A:
This problem was solved by adding new components by using
HtmlCommandButton button = new HtmlCommandButton();
button.encodeAll(context);
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The invention relates to tires, and more particularly, to a tread for truck tires for long distance highway travel.
Highway travel, because it involves driving long distances in a substantially straight line with relatively few turns, normally causes low wear in truck tires. However, tires used on highways have been found to experience abnormal wear patterns, which typically appears in three different forms. One form, called xe2x80x9crail wear,xe2x80x9d occurs where the edge of a rib wears differently than the main portion of the rib, and may appear as shallow pits or recesses at or near rib edges that eventually propagate into and across the rib. A second form, called xe2x80x9cflat spotting,xe2x80x9d usually occurs across the surface of a rib and results in a flat spot being generated in the normally curved surface of the rib. A third type of abnormal wear results in a depression of a rib surface about the entire circumference of the tire. Among other problems, abnormal wear can also generate noise and vibrations that may be transmitted through the vehicle suspension to the driver.
It is thought that stress concentrated at the rib edge contributes to the onset of abnormal wear. Accordingly, making the rib edges less stiff than the rest of the rib is believed to help alleviate abnormal wear. One approach along these lines has been to form the grooves between ribs with negatively sloped walls, that is, the grooves widen from the tread surface to the groove bottom. A difficulty with this approach is that these grooves are also more likely trap and retain stones, which can work down into the groove and damage the tire casing.
The present invention proposes a solution to abnormal wear in a tread that may be used for new tires or for retread tires.
According to the invention, a tire tread has at least one groove extending circumferentially about the tire, the groove having side walls that are shaped with protrusions and recesses that alternate in the circumferential direction along the wall surfaces. The vertices of the protrusions and recesses are located between the upper surface of the tread and the bottom of the groove, so that respective bases surround the protrusions and recesses. The bases generally align with a reference plane normal to the groove bottom wall that passes through respective upper edges of the groove.
A unique feature of a preferred embodiment is that the side wall protrusions and recesses protrude and recess relative to the reference planes. This feature ensures that a space exists below the rib edges over the entire circumference of the tread to provide flexibility to the rib edges.
The groove side walls in accordance with the invention may also be defined as a contour incorporating relatively staggered waveforms. At the bottom of the groove the side walls follow a first waveform and between the groove bottom and the tread upper surface the side walls follow a second waveform, the first and second waveforms being mutually out of phase or relatively staggered. The second waveform is preferably located at half the groove depth, that is, midway between the tread upper surface and the groove bottom.
By waveform is meant a contour having deviations from a straight line, including curves or angles, or a combination. According to a preferred embodiment, the waveforms are regular geometric forms, including sinusoidal, sawtooth or zigzag, step waves, or others.
Preferably, the first and second waveforms on a side wall are 180xc2x0 out of phase, that is, the protrusions of one waveform are vertically aligned with the recesses of the other waveform. In addition, the amplitude and period of the waveforms can vary relative to one another.
According to a preferred embodiment of the invention, the first and second waveforms are identical waveforms, for example, both being sinusoidal waveforms. Alternatively, the first and second waveforms can be different forms, for example, the first waveform being a sine wave and the second waveform being a zigzag.
According to a preferred embodiment, the waveforms on opposing side walls of a groove are relatively positioned 180xc2x0 out of phase, a bulge on one wall opposite a cavity on the opposing wall, to produce an intermediate space following the waveform pattern. Alternatively, the waveforms on opposing side walls can be positioned at other relative positions.
According to another aspect of the invention, the edges of the groove walls at the upper surface are formed as linear in the circumferential direction.
Alternatively, and in accordance with a particularly advantageous embodiment of the invention, the upper edges of the groove walls can be formed with a third waveform, the third wave form being out of phase with the second waveform.
The invention may also be incorporated in laterally directed grooves formed in the tread.
The tread may include sipes at the lateral edges of the ribs and sipes may also be formed on the upper surfaces of the side wall waveforms.
The invention advantageously provides flexibility to the rib edges, helping to avoid the stress concentrations that initiate abnormal wear, by providing the cavities below the rib edges. In addition, the shape of the groove space helps avoid trapping stones. |
Q:
Dynamic Column Name in LinQ
I am having a class Item.
class Item{
public int Id { get; set; }
public DateTime CreatedDate { get; set; }
public string Name { get; set; }
public string Description { get; set;}
}
I want to filter list of items based on dynamic column name.
Suppose I want list of Names then Column Name is "Name" and result will be list of names
If column name is Description, I need list of descriptions.
How to do this with LinQ?
A:
Easy, just select the property you need from the list:
var items = new List<Item>();
//get names
var names = items.Select(x => x.Name);
//get descriptions
var descriptions = items.Select(x => x.Description);
Update:
You'll need a bit of reflection to do this:
var names = items.Select(x => x.GetType().GetProperty("Name").GetValue(x));
Throw this in a method for re-usability:
public IEnumerable<object> GetColumn(List<Item> items, string columnName)
{
var values = items.Select(x => x.GetType().GetProperty(columnName).GetValue(x));
return values;
}
Of course this doesn't validate wether the column exists in the object. So it will throw a NullReferenceException when it doesn't. It returns an IEnumerable<object>, so you'll have to call ToString() on each object afterwards to get the value or call the ToString() in the query right after GetValue(x):
public IEnumerable<string> GetColumn(List<Item> items, string columnName)
{
var values = items.Select(x => x.GetType().GetProperty(columnName).GetValue(x).ToString());
return values;
}
Usage:
var items = new List<Item>(); //fill it up
var result = GetColumn(items, "Name");
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Nanoscale Study of Polymer Dynamics.
The thermal motion of polymer chains in a crowded environment is anisotropic and highly confined. Whereas theoretical and experimental progress has been made, typically only indirect evidence of polymer dynamics is obtained either from scattering or mechanical response. Toward a complete understanding of the complicated polymer dynamics in crowded media such as biological cells, it is of great importance to unravel the role of heterogeneity and molecular individualism. In the present work, we investigate the dynamics of synthetic polymers and the tube-like motion of individual chains using time-resolved fluorescence microscopy. A single fluorescently labeled polymer molecule is observed in a sea of unlabeled polymers, giving access to not only the dynamics of the probe chain itself but also to that of the surrounding network. We demonstrate that it is possible to extract the characteristic time constants and length scales in one experiment, providing a detailed understanding of polymer dynamics at the single chain level. The quantitative agreement with bulk rheology measurements is promising for using local probes to study heterogeneity in complex, crowded systems. |
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Partnerships & Sponsorships
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If you believe in what we have to offer as strongly as we do, then get behind it. We’re committed to long-term mutually beneficial partnerships and we welcome your support. Our Development Office will get together with you to work out a range of benefits that maximise outcomes for both parties, which will primarily benefit our girls. Support can be either financial or of an in-kind nature, and such examples may include: |
using Dora.ExceptionHandling.Configuration;
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
namespace Dora.ExceptionHandling.Test
{
public abstract class HandlerBase
{
public static List<Type> HandlerChain { get; } = new List<Type>();
public string Argument1 { get; }
public string Argument2 { get; }
public HandlerBase(string arg1, string arg2)
{
this.Argument1 = arg1;
this.Argument2 = arg2;
}
public Task HandleExceptionAsync(ExceptionContext context)
{
HandlerChain.Add(this.GetType());
return Task.CompletedTask;
}
}
[HandlerConfiguration(typeof(PreHandler1Configuration))]
public class PreHandler1 : HandlerBase
{
public PreHandler1(string arg1, string arg2) : base(arg1, arg2)
{
}
}
[HandlerConfiguration(typeof(PreHandler2Configuration))]
public class PreHandler2 : HandlerBase
{
public PreHandler2(string arg1, string arg2) : base(arg1, arg2)
{
}
}
[HandlerConfiguration(typeof(PostHandler1Configuration))]
public class PostHandler1 : HandlerBase
{
public PostHandler1(string arg1, string arg2) : base(arg1, arg2)
{
}
}
[HandlerConfiguration(typeof(PostHandler2Configuration))]
public class PostHandler2 : HandlerBase
{
public PostHandler2(string arg1, string arg2) : base(arg1, arg2)
{
}
}
[HandlerConfiguration(typeof(Handler1Configuration))]
public class Handler1 : HandlerBase
{
public Handler1(string arg1, string arg2) : base(arg1, arg2)
{
}
}
[HandlerConfiguration(typeof(Handler2Configuration))]
public class Handler2 : HandlerBase
{
public Handler2(string arg1, string arg2) : base(arg1, arg2)
{
}
}
[HandlerConfiguration(typeof(Handler3Configuration))]
public class Handler3 : HandlerBase
{
public Handler3(string arg1, string arg2) : base(arg1, arg2)
{
}
}
[HandlerConfiguration(typeof(Handler4Configuration))]
public class Handler4 : HandlerBase
{
public Handler4(string arg1, string arg2) : base(arg1, arg2)
{
}
}
public abstract class HandlerConfigurationBase : ExceptionHandlerConfiguration
{
protected void Use<THandler>(IExceptionHandlerBuilder builder, Func<ExceptionContext, bool> predicate, IDictionary<string, string> configuration)
where THandler : HandlerBase
{
builder.Use<THandler>(configuration.GetValue("arg1"), configuration.GetValue("arg2"));
}
}
public class PreHandler1Configuration : HandlerConfigurationBase
{
public override void Use(IExceptionHandlerBuilder builder, Func<ExceptionContext, bool> predicate, IDictionary<string, string> configuration)
{
this.Use<PreHandler1>(builder, predicate, configuration);
}
}
public class PreHandler2Configuration : HandlerConfigurationBase
{
public override void Use(IExceptionHandlerBuilder builder, Func<ExceptionContext, bool> predicate, IDictionary<string, string> configuration)
{
this.Use<PreHandler2>(builder, predicate, configuration);
}
}
public class PostHandler1Configuration : HandlerConfigurationBase
{
public override void Use(IExceptionHandlerBuilder builder, Func<ExceptionContext, bool> predicate, IDictionary<string, string> configuration)
{
this.Use<PostHandler1>(builder, predicate, configuration);
}
}
public class PostHandler2Configuration : HandlerConfigurationBase
{
public override void Use(IExceptionHandlerBuilder builder, Func<ExceptionContext, bool> predicate, IDictionary<string, string> configuration)
{
this.Use<PostHandler2>(builder, predicate, configuration);
}
}
public class Handler1Configuration : HandlerConfigurationBase
{
public override void Use(IExceptionHandlerBuilder builder, Func<ExceptionContext, bool> predicate, IDictionary<string, string> configuration)
{
this.Use<Handler1>(builder, predicate, configuration);
}
}
public class Handler2Configuration : HandlerConfigurationBase
{
public override void Use(IExceptionHandlerBuilder builder, Func<ExceptionContext, bool> predicate, IDictionary<string, string> configuration)
{
this.Use<Handler2>(builder, predicate, configuration);
}
}
public class Handler3Configuration : HandlerConfigurationBase
{
public override void Use(IExceptionHandlerBuilder builder, Func<ExceptionContext, bool> predicate, IDictionary<string, string> configuration)
{
this.Use<Handler3>(builder, predicate, configuration);
}
}
public class Handler4Configuration : HandlerConfigurationBase
{
public override void Use(IExceptionHandlerBuilder builder, Func<ExceptionContext, bool> predicate, IDictionary<string, string> configuration)
{
this.Use<Handler4>(builder, predicate, configuration);
}
}
}
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Fascism appeals to people who are justifiably pissed off at our fucked up society; rather than taking on the complex roots of our society’s problems–capitalism, patriarchy, hierarchy–they swallow the simplistic and scapegoating solutions that fascists offer. In a sense, anarchists and fascists are competing for the same constituency; both struggle to undermine the current social order, and propose ideas about how new communities should be forged. This suggests that fascism can only be defeated once and for all by successful anarchist organizing; we need to sway people by demonstrating the merits of mutual aid, non-hierarchical relationships, solidarity between cultures, and grassroots direct action.
In an anarchist society the individual gains freedom, not at the expense of others, but in cooperation with them. A person who believes that this condition–anarchy–is possible and desirable is called an anarchist. A person who thinks it is not possible or not desirable is a statist.
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You can almost feel the Northern Lights when sitting in the sofa outside, or choosing the flybridge while experience this magical phenomenon.
You can almost feel the Northern Lights when sitting in the sofa outside, or choosing the flybridge while experience this magical phenomenon. Our panorama saloon inside makes it comfortable for those who want to be inside. |
WASHINGTON -- Republican Sen. Rand Paul says he is filing suit against the Obama administration over the data-collection policies of the National Security Agency. On his website, he's urging Americans to join the lawsuit, in his words, "to stop Barack Obama's NSA from snooping on the American people."
In an interview Friday night on the Fox News show "Hannity," the Kentucky Republican tells host Eric Bolling he believes everyone in the U.S. with a cellphone would be eligible to join the suit as a class action.
Paul says that people who want to join the suit are telling the government that it can't have access to emails and phone records without permission or without a specific warrant.
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[Surgery for inflammatory rheumatic joint destruction].
Orthopaedic and traumatologic involvement in patients with rheumatic diseases require extensive knowledge of these immunologically impairing illnesses. This concerns both the handling of medication and conservative treatment. The destructive processes of the joints and the spine follow established pathways. Various operating procedures are helpful depending on the stage of articular destruction. The special features of the entire perioperative management of affected persons has to be observed. Soft tissue surgical interventions are followed by arthrodesis or arthroplasty in later courses of destruction. In Germany, the orthopaedic rheumatologist specializes in the conservative and surgical treatment of inflammatory systemic diseases. Audited centres for operative interventions of the German Society for Orthopaedic Rheumatology (DGORh) seem to be the best fit for this purpose. |
Q:
Maven: Sibling inheritance
I have a problem similar to the egg and the chicken.
I have two sibling child modules. The Exception handling package is in MDP module. The MDP module also seeks reference of the Transformer module.
<dependency>
<groupId>dcconverter</groupId>
<artifactId>transformer</artifactId>
<version>${converter-shell}</version>
<type>jar</type>
<scope>compile</scope>
</dependency>
<dependency>
<groupId>dcconverter</groupId>
<artifactId>validate</artifactId>
<version>${converter-shell}</version>
<type>jar</type>
<scope>compile</scope>
</dependency>
So in order to build the MDP Module the Transformer must be built before as it is a dependency. I wish to implement ExceptionHandling within the Transformer module. It can not access the MDP classes unless I declare the MDP module as a dependency. Here in lies the problem of the egg and the chicken.
Now, I could move the exception handling into the Validate module which has no sibling dependencies which solve the problem. However I still need to list all siblings with a dependency on Validate. Is this good practice? Or is there a way around these inter-dependent siblings?
A:
Keep it simple! Make sure every artifact has well defined responsibilities and interfaces. Why don't you create a separate module just for the exception handling functionality? You could then include this in any other modules that require this functionality.
If you run into issues like you're currently seeing, it usually means that your dependencies are too complex. Try to break it down as much as possible. The overhead of adding another module should be fairly low compared to the added flexibility and reusability you're getting.
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