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But before that, those voters must do so later this year, to rid the House and the Senate of as many of Trump’s defenders, apologists and accomplices as possible. Should the time come where impeachment is inevitable, there must be enough votes in the House and Senate to ensure it.
We have to stop thinking that we can somehow separate what racists believe from how they will behave. We must stop believing that any of Trump’s actions are clear of the venom coursing through his convictions. Everything he does is an articulation of who he is and what he believes. Therefore, all policies he supports, positions he takes and appointments he makes are suspect.
And finally, we have to stop giving a pass to the people — whether elected official or average voter — who support and defend his racism. If you defend racism you are part of the racism. It doesn’t matter how much you say that you’re an egalitarian, how much you say that you are race blind, how much you say that you are only interested in people’s policies and not their racist polemics.
As the brilliant James Baldwin once put it: “I can’t believe what you say, because I see what you do.” When I see that in poll after poll a portion of Trump’s base continues to support his behavior, including on race, I can only conclude that there is no real daylight between Trump and his base. They are part of his racism.
When I see the extraordinary hypocrisy of elected officials who either remain silent in the wake of Trump’s continued racist outbursts or who obliquely condemn him, only to in short order return to defending and praising him and supporting his agenda, I see that there is no real daylight between Trump and them either. They too are part of his racism.
When you see it this way, you understand the enormity and the profundity of what we are facing. There were enough Americans who were willing to accept Trump’s racism to elect him. There are enough people in Washington willing to accept Trump’s racism to defend him. Not only is Trump racist, the entire architecture of his support is suffused with that racism. Racism is a fundamental component of the Trump presidency. |
#ifndef dx10StateManager_included
#define dx10StateManager_included
#pragma once
class dx10StateManager
{
public:
dx10StateManager();
~dx10StateManager();
// Set all states to default
void Reset();
// Sends states to DX10 runtime, creates new state objects if nesessary
void Apply();
// Unmaps all constant bindings.
void UnmapConstants();
// Set appropriate state. The fastest method. Prefer this code.
void SetRasterizerState(ID3DRasterizerState* pRState);
void SetDepthStencilState(ID3DDepthStencilState* pDSState);
void SetBlendState(ID3DBlendState* pBlendState);
void SetStencilRef(UINT uiStencilRef);
void SetAlphaRef(UINT uiAlphaRef);
void BindAlphaRef(R_constant* C);
// The slowest (but finer) method
// Can create state objects in runtime
// These functions accept only DX9 style constants
// Don't use these directly. Only via RCache to allow it
// to route calls to DX9
// TODO: replace u32 with appropriate DX9 enums to avoid confusion
void SetStencil(u32 Enable, u32 Func, u32 Ref, u32 Mask, u32 WriteMask, u32 Fail, u32 Pass, u32 ZFail);
void SetDepthFunc(u32 Func);
void SetDepthEnable(u32 Enable);
void SetColorWriteEnable(u32 WriteMask);
void SetCullMode(u32 Mode);
void SetMultisample( u32 Enable );
void SetSampleMask( u32 Mask );
void EnableScissoring(BOOL bEnable = TRUE);
// Functions which override value even if new state was set up.
// Reset value to current state's value if override is disabled.
void OverrideScissoring(bool bOverride = true, BOOL bValue = TRUE);
private:
void ValidateRDesc();
void ValidateDSDesc();
void ValidateBDesc();
private:
// All states are supposed to live along all application lifetime
ID3DRasterizerState* m_pRState; // Weak link
ID3DDepthStencilState* m_pDepthStencilState; // Weak link
ID3DBlendState* m_pBlendState; // Weak link
UINT m_uiStencilRef;
UINT m_uiAlphaRef;
// If will need more constants create support class instead
R_constant* m_cAlphaRef;
// Appropriate state should be applied
bool m_bRSNeedApply;
bool m_bDSSNeedApply;
bool m_bBSNeedApply;
// Appropriate state is invalid.
// Get a new state from cache by description before apply.
bool m_bRSChanged;
bool m_bDSSChanged;
bool m_bBSChanged;
// Appropriate description is invalid.
// Init description before changing.
bool m_bRDInvalid;
bool m_bDSDInvalid;
bool m_bBDInvalid;
// Cached state descriptions
// Valid only if *Valid flag is set
D3D_RASTERIZER_DESC m_RDesc;
D3D_DEPTH_STENCIL_DESC m_DSDesc;
D3D_BLEND_DESC m_BDesc;
bool m_bOverrideScissoring;
BOOL m_bOverrideScissoringValue;
UINT m_uiSampleMask;
};
extern dx10StateManager StateManager;
#endif // dx10StateManager_included |
-- PROG='[^']*/Tests/RunCMake/find_program/A/testAandB'
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"Let the Water Hold Me Down" is an episode that starts slow but builds.
Big Plot Points to Remember: Aria uses Holden as an alibi, but he has his own plans. Maya dated a boy while she and Emily were apart. What Lucas lost was not A’s cellphone, but Caleb’s money, gambling. Spencer visits a blind rehab center in Philadelphia and steals a ledger book demonstrating Alison didn’t visit Jenna the day before she went missing.
Nothing on Hanna’s new family. Nothing on the NAT club. No boots. No Dr. Sullivan. No (sniffle) Jason. Read More... |
Shameful Surrender by Emily Tilton
Thirty-three-year-old tech company CEO Maia North has never been spanked, and she has certainly never been brought to a quivering, shameful climax while bent over the hood of her car in the company parking lot, but her life changes in a moment when handsome businessman Gordon Ernkat is tasked with giving her exactly what she needs, whether she likes it or not.
Maia has something that Gordan’s employers want, and he is going to get it from her, one way or another. Maia soon finds herself being taken by van to a secret location, and before long she is blushing crimson as she is stripped bare, intimately examined, and punished sternly with Gordon’s belt. But will mastering Maia’s virgin body prove sufficient to compel her surrender?
Publisher’s Note:Shameful Surrender is a stand-alone short story which is the third entry in the Bound for Service series, which shares the same near-future setting as The Institute Series. It includes spankings and sexual scenes. If such material offends you, please don’t buy this book.
Excerpt
Maia’s brilliant mind whirled in a way it never had before, and she suddenly understood that everything was very simple. She knew she had no choice, because she needed what Catherine needed, and Gordon somehow knew that about her. Gordon knew Maia needed spanking; he knew she needed fucking; he knew she needed to come right now.
“I will,” she sobbed, bouncing desperately up and down on his hand, trying to rub her clit against the ball of his thumb as he pressed the fingertip further into her tiny anus, as if telling her that she would belong to him there, too.
“You will what?” he murmured into her ear.
Gordon had given all the rational arguments about the metadata back in the boardroom. Why had Maia refused to see reason? Right now she had no idea, and all she had to do was say she would do the thing she desperately wanted to do—and she didn’t even have to admit she wanted it.
She whispered, through the panting he caused with the tiniest movements of his fingers, “I’ll be a good girl.”
As soon as the words left her mouth, she felt him take hold of the small of her back, his big left hand steadying her so that his right, working her clit, could push her straight over the edge of her orgasm and into space, flying somehow under the power of her wantonness, the rocket fuel provided by his knowing hand.
He stripped her jeans down, then, and Maia only had to step out of her sandals, and then the pants and panties. They could all see her red-furred pussy, now, the way she shaved most of it and left a little tuft at the top, just like Catherine did on NMB, because Mr. Stonehill had told her he liked it that way. How did Gordon like a pussy to look, she wondered with a deep blush as he picked her up and put her in the exam chair?
She wouldn’t have to take off all her clothes, then? Wouldn’t have to stand naked in front of the big window? Gordon had commuted her sentence in that regard, Maia realized, just as he had made her come over her hood in the parking garage rather than spanking her with her jeans down.
“Knees in the stirrups, please,” the doctor said. Maia bit her lip, the heat rising in her cheeks, as Gordon helped open her that humiliating way. She hated the gynecologist’s office not because of the embarrassment itself but because of the way her mind and her body reacted to it—the way she always worried about getting aroused even though in the reality of a GYN appointment she never did, since nothing actually arousing ever happened when she lay opened and exposed for the doctor.
Now, though, with Dr. Franklin on a stool looking at her, touching her in a very different way from how her own doctor did; with him rubbing cool, slightly stinging alcohol on the sensitive little place between her vagina and her anus; with Gordon standing next to her, his left hand casually on her right knee; with the doctor saying, for some reason, “There we go—it will come on line in a few seconds”; with Gordon saying, “Go ahead and test her responsiveness for me”; with the doctor’s fingers… |
A selection of two and three bedroom attractive stone built country farm cottages, set in the delightful Somerset Countryside yet close to all the holiday attractions of Weston-super-Mare. The cottages are surrounded by the tranquil beauty of the Somerset Wetlands and the rugged outcrops of the Mendips and Quantocks, yet they are close to the world heritage site of Bath and the historic Cathedral of Wells.
All the character cottages have fully equipped modern kitchens, central heating, comfortable and spacious sitting rooms, outside entertaining and garden with ample car parking. Each cottage has a TV, DVD player and Wifi.
The cottages are either in Kewstoke - five minutes from the unspoiled beach of Sand Bay noted as a site of scientific interest or set amongst the green fields of the hamlet of Rolstone. Both locations within easy distance of the seaside resort of Weston super Mare.
West Country Farm Cottages understands that your privacy is important to you and that you care about how your personal data is used. We respect and value the privacy of everyone who visits this website, http://www.westcountryfarmcottages.co.uk (“Our Site”) and will only collect and use personal data in ways that are described here, and in a way that is consistent with our obligations and your rights under the law.
Please read our Privacy Policy carefully and ensure that you understand it. Your acceptance of this Privacy Policy is deemed to occur upon your first use of Our Site. If you do not accept and agree with this Privacy Policy, you must stop using Our Site immediately. |
#START-FILE-LIST
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start_sources()
# -- editorfmod.waf_files --
sources_platform(ALL)
add_sources("EditorFmod_uber_0.cpp"
SOURCE_GROUP "Root"
"AudioTableInfo.h"
"Common.cpp"
"Common.h"
"Impl.cpp"
"Impl.h"
"Item.cpp"
"Item.h"
"Utils.cpp"
"Utils.h"
"main.cpp"
"ProjectLoader.cpp"
"ProjectLoader.h"
"StdAfx.cpp"
"StdAfx.h"
SOURCE_GROUP "Connections"
"EventConnection.cpp"
"EventConnection.h"
"GenericConnection.h"
"KeyConnection.cpp"
"KeyConnection.h"
"ParameterConnection.cpp"
"ParameterConnection.h"
"ParameterToStateConnection.cpp"
"ParameterToStateConnection.h"
"SnapshotConnection.cpp"
"SnapshotConnection.h"
SOURCE_GROUP "DataPanel"
"DataPanel.cpp"
"DataPanel.h"
"FilterProxyModel.cpp"
"FilterProxyModel.h"
"ItemModel.cpp"
"ItemModel.h"
"TreeView.cpp"
"TreeView.h"
)
add_sources("NoUberFile"
SOURCE_GROUP "Resources"
"EditorFmodUI.qrc"
)
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CryEditorPlugin(EditorCryAudioImplFmod SOLUTION_FOLDER "Sandbox/Plugins/EditorAudioControlsEditor/Impl" OUTDIR EditorPlugins/ace)
target_include_directories(${THIS_PROJECT} PRIVATE "${CRYENGINE_DIR}/Code/CryEngine/CryAudioSystem/Common" "${CRYENGINE_DIR}/Code/CryEngine/CryAudioSystem/implementations")
target_compile_definitions(${THIS_PROJECT} PRIVATE -DNOT_USE_CRY_MEMORY_MANAGER -DACE_PLUGIN_EXPORTS -DUSE_BACKWARDS_COMPATIBILITY)
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Q:
How to create custom dialog common method for entire android app using java?
I am custom dialog in every activity write custom dialog code.How to write common method passing two parameters context and message string?please give me any suggestion.
final Dialog dialog = new Dialog(Activity.this,R.style.DialogTheme);
dialog.requestWindowFeature(Window.FEATURE_NO_TITLE);
dialog.setContentView(R.layout.notify_received_activity);
// set the custom dialog components - text and button
TextView text = (TextView) dialog.findViewById(R.id.txtmsg);
text.setText("Tracking Number : " + mTrackingNR);
Button dialogButton = (Button) dialog.findViewById(R.id.btncancel);
// if button is clicked, close the custom dialog
dialogButton.setOnClickListener(new OnClickListener() {
public void onClick(View v) {dialog.dismiss();} });
dialog.show();
A:
/**
* Display Dialog
**/
public static void showDialog(final Context context, String message) {
Dialog dialog = new Dialog(context,R.style.DialogTheme);
dialog.requestWindowFeature(Window.FEATURE_NO_TITLE);
dialog.setContentView(R.layout.notify_received_activity);
// set the custom dialog components - text and button
TextView text = (TextView) dialog.findViewById(R.id.txtmsg);
text.setText(message);
Button dialogButton = (Button) dialog.findViewById(R.id.btncancel);
// if button is clicked, close the custom dialog
dialogButton.setOnClickListener(new OnClickListener() {
public void onClick(View v) {dialog.dismiss();} });
dialog.show();
}
and simply call anywhere as below:
showDialog(ActivityName.this,"message");
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Q:
How to change grid column value on DataBound event
I have the following Grid,
<div class="kotgrid">
</div>
And I bound the data as following. Here I want to change timedelay column value on DataBound event,
$(".kotgrid").kendoGrid({
dataSource: dataSource,
dataBound: function (e) {
var grid = this;
grid.tbody.find('>tr').each(function () {
var dataItem = grid.dataItem(this);
var d = new Date();
var currentTime = parseTime(dataItem.servertime);
var currenTime = d.getHours() + ":" + d.getMinutes();
var meanTime = diff(orderTime2, currenTime2)
//I want to set this meanTime in timedelay coloumn. How can I achieve this?
})
},
filterable: true,
scrollable: true,
columns: [
{ hidden: true, field: "orderitemid" },
{ field: "tableid", title: "Table No" },
{ field: "itemname", title: "Items" },
{ field: "quantity", title: "Quantity" },
{ field: "modifier", title: "Modifier" },
{ hidden: true, field: "orderedtime", title: "Time Delay" },
{ field: "timedelay", title: "Time Delay" },
{ hidden: true, field: "alert" },
{ hidden: true, field: "category", groupHeaderTemplate: "#= value #" },
{ command: { text: "Pickup", click: showDetails} }
],
mobile: "phone",
editable: false,
selectable: "row",
height: "600px"
});
I don't know how to achieve it. Any help will be highly appreciable.
Thanks in advance.
A:
You don't need to iterate over the <tr> elements, unless you only want to do it for the current page. You can just iterate over grid.dataSource.data().
So you could do something like:
var data = this.dataSource.data();
$(data).each(function() {
var d = new Date();
var currentTime = parseTime(this.servertime);
var currenTime = d.getHours() + ":" + d.getMinutes();
var meanTime = diff(orderTime2, currenTime2)
// set on dataItem
this.set("timedelay", meanTime);
});
Regardless of how you get access to the dataItem, you can set any property using the set method (the data source contains Model items which inherit from ObservableObject).
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DNA-mediated gene transfer into mammalian cells and cancer.
DNA-mediated introduction of genes into mammalian cells promises to be a powerful method for detecting sequences that control cell growth, confer resistance to toxic drugs, code for surface receptor proteins, or, indeed alter cell phenotype in any clearly defined way. The identification and molecular cloning of human transforming genes from neoplastic cells was enabled by the advances in existing techniques that allow DNA-gene transfer. Some methods of gene transfer which are inefficient today, should not be disregarded in the future. Every study of the genetic basis of cancer at the molecular level is an important step to the ability to influence human cancer cells and suppress their growth in vivo. |
The pair take part in a daring mission to steal the plans to the Empire’s dreaded Death Star, and as sometimes happens with intense circumstances, it seems the pair become more than battle buddies.
Specifically, the spot, subtitled “Jyn and Cassian” only teases glimpses of footage we haven’t seen before, but those are key to the pair: specifically Jyn clenching the rebel pilot’s hand, and the pair entering an Imperial facility disguised as baddies. “Hope begins with them,” a title card reads. |
Q:
Gson: parameter get serialised even though it has @Expose(serialize = false)
I'm writing an SDK for a JSON API and I'm running into a seemingly weird problem. The API is quite strict in it's POST data validation and it does not allow certain parameters to be present when updating resources, like an id. For this reason, I added @Expose(serialize = false) the ID field of my resource class. It seems however, that it still serializes this field, causing the request to be rejected. The resource class roughly is as follows:
public class Organisation extends BaseObject
{
public static final Gson PRETTY_PRINT_JSON = new GsonBuilder()
.setPrettyPrinting()
.create();
@Expose(serialize = false)
@SerializedName("_id")
private String id;
@SerializedName("email")
private String email;
@SerializedName("name")
private String name;
@SerializedName("parent_id")
private String parentId;
public String toJson()
{
return PRETTY_PRINT_JSON.toJson(this);
}
}
My unit tests create an instance of Organisation via the API, saves the newly created instance to the test class as a class parameter and calls an update method that will test the update implementation of the SDK by updating the new resource. This is where it goes wrong. Even though the toJson() method is called on the new Organisation to serialise it to JSON for the update request, the _id field remains present, causing the API to decline the update. The test code is as follows. Notice the comments in the code.
@Test
public void testCreateUpdateAndDeleteOrganisation() throws RequestException
{
Organisation organisation = new Organisation();
organisation.setParentId(this.ORGANISATION_ID);
organisation.setName("Java Test Organisation");
Organisation newOrganisation = this.MySDK.organisation.create(organisation);
this.testOrganisation(newOrganisation);
this.newOrganisation = newOrganisation;
this.testUpdateOrganisation();
}
public void testUpdateOrganisation() throws RequestException
{
// I tried setting ID to null, but that doesn't work either
// even though I've set Gson to not serialise null values
this.newOrganisation.setId(null);
this.newOrganisation.setName(this.newName);
// For debugging
System.out.println(this.newOrganisation.toJson());
Organisation updatedOrganisation = this.MySDK.organisation.update(this.newOrganisation.getId(), this.newOrganisation);
this.testOrganisation(updatedOrganisation);
assertEquals(newOrganisation.getName(), this.newName);
this.testDeleteOrganisation();
}
Can anyone spot what I'm doing wrong? I have a feeling it has something to do with the fact that the instance already has/had a value for ID, but that shouldn't matter if I explicity tell it not to serialise it right?
Thanks in advance for the help.
EDIT: At this.MySDK.organisation.update(this.newOrganisation.getId(), this.newOrganisation);, that does not edit the organisation instance. The given ID is merely added to the URL that the SDK will POST to (POST /organisation/{id})
A:
Thanks to @peitek for pointing out that @Expose is ignored unless .excludeFieldsWithoutExposeAnnotation() is added to the GsonBuilder(). However, I choose not to go with this route as it would require me to add @Expose to every single parameter of my model classes just to ignore one field on serialisation. Instead I wrote a ExclusionStrategy that checks for the presence of a custom SkipSerialisation annotation on the parameter. I implemented these as follows:
The full GsonBuilder with the strategy:
public static final Gson PRETTY_PRINT_JSON = new GsonBuilder()
.addSerializationExclusionStrategy(new ExclusionStrategy()
{
@Override
public boolean shouldSkipField(FieldAttributes f)
{
return f.getAnnotation(SkipSerialisation.class) != null;
}
@Override
public boolean shouldSkipClass(Class<?> clazz)
{
return false;
}
})
.setPrettyPrinting()
.create();
And the annotation:
@Retention(RetentionPolicy.RUNTIME)
@Target(ElementType.FIELD)
public @interface SkipSerialisation
{
}
Now I can just do
@SkipSerialisation
@SerializedName("_id")
private String id;
and it works!
A:
As you mentioned in your comments, @Expose should be the better choice over transient here. It's important to note that the default Gson instance does not regard the @Expose annotation! It'll simply ignore it, no matter what you set as option.
If you want to activate the @Expose options, you need to customize Gson. Based on your code above, change it to:
public static final Gson PRETTY_PRINT_JSON = new GsonBuilder()
.setPrettyPrinting()
.excludeFieldsWithoutExposeAnnotation();
.create();
Your @Expose(serialize = false) should be active and excluded during serialization.
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Activity of rutin, a potent flavonoid against SSG-sensitive and -resistant Leishmania donovani parasites in experimental leishmaniasis.
The current treatment approach for leishmaniasis has been questioned in terms of development of the resistance and life threatening side-effects. The utility of the drug can only be confirmed by inspecting its safety window along with its impact against different strains of parasite including the resistant ones. The aim of this study was to evaluate the therapeutic effects of a flavonoid, rutin (RTN) against sodium stibogluconate (SSG) sensitive (S-) and resistant (R-) strain of L. donovani. RTN exhibited its anti-promastigote activity via arresting the cells at sub G0/G1 phase. Further RTN resulted in decline of splenic parasite burden. The parasiticidal activity was associated with the elicitation of cell-mediated immune response in terms of increased DTH response, augmented levels of T cells (CD4+, CD8+), Th1 cytokines, NO and ROS. RTN also up-regulated the expression of NF-ĸB and iNOS gene in S- as well as R- strain infected mice. Where no therapeutic effect of SSG was seen in the R-strain infected mice, the RTN treatment was able to control the disease in even R-strain infected mice. Moreover RTN was found to be devoid of any hepatic or renal toxicity. RTN could control the infection and it even had the capacity to counteract the resistant parasite by restoring the ability of host to produce protective immune response and microbicidal NO via up-regulating NF-ĸB and iNOS gene. This finding elucidates RTN to be a strong candidate in the antileishmanial drug pipeline not only against the sensitive but resistant strains also. |
Sure, I would have liked Thorin to sport a much larger beard, but I'm completely OKAY with his look. To me, Richard has all but nailed the character and that's the most important element. He's perfect in the warrior/arrogant sense and I truly get that he's a dwarf, a very important dwarf. So I'm fine with this representation.
All that muttered, you do make some very valid arguments as to why Thorin would be even more perfect with a fuller beard.
I'm thinking we might learn why his line have short beards, that could mean either youth or something significant to his particular family. |
Feeding Nature
So today in my girlfriends backyard I saw a baby skunk and like the idiot I am I thought I would feed it some Kraft Singles I had been mowing on. Turns out he was stoked that I fed him and here is a picture to prove it.
While I was in Japan I also had the chance to feed miniature deer which was pretty badass too.
To be honest, I would've shot and killed that skunk. For one, who the hell would ever want to be sprayed by one? Also, they are the most likely animal to carry rabies, and there is no way in hell i'd ever let there be a chance that my dog or a neighborhood kid gets bit by one.
Buy I have fed ducks, snapping turtles, deer, dolphins at sea world, squirrels, and probly more that I can't think of.
When I am hiking i always like to give chipmunks some of my nuts from my trail mix. Their cheeks alway get super fat if I give them enough nuts, I gave this one guy an almond and he ran off like he had just found a fat nugget of gold. |
:orphan:
Developing the Main Website
===========================
.. startdev
Is there some CSS inconsistency that's bugging you? Is the site missing some accessibility? Want to add a new page or content? Cool! Here's how to get started.
.. note::
When changing the website or adding content - beyond adding your location information - it is a good idea to email the `organizers list`_ to ask for others' feedback on your ideas, either before you start developing, or when you make the pull request.
Current Layout
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The website lives in the `pyladies/pyladies`_, as well as many locations' websites, where ``www`` is the main website, and the other directories map to subdomains, more or less.
The website consists of just static HTML, CSS, and some client-side JavaScript. We use mynt_ to convert Markdown_ files into HTML files (using Jinja2_ templates).
The general layout for the ``www`` directory::
.
├── _assets # JavaScript, images/logos, fonts, and CSS stuff goes here
├── _posts # these are the blog posts written in markdown
├── _templates # these are the base templates that other things use.
├── about/ # any directory maps to a URL path, e.g. www.pyladies.com/about,
├── archives/ # and contains its HTML Jinja template
├── blog/
├── CodeOfConduct/
├── config.yml # configuration for the overall site
├── feed.xml # RSS feed that is automatically generated
├── index.html # HTML Jinja template for the main page, www.pyladies.com
├── locations/
├── resources/
└── sponsor/
When you first run ``mynt`` (detailed below), it will also create a ``_site`` directory, where the complete site will be living. This ``_site`` directory is **not** committed within the repository.
.. note::
The HTML files here are just *templates*. You must first run ``mynt gen -f _site`` (:ref:`detailed below <usingmynt>`) to generate the HTML to see what will be on the website.
.. _pyladies/pyladies: https://github.com/pyladies/pyladies
.. _organizers list: mailto:pyladies-group-organizers@googlegroups.com
.. _Markdown: http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax
.. _Jinja2: http://jinja.pocoo.org/docs/dev/
.. _Fork: https://help.github.com/articles/fork-a-repo
.. _mynt: http://mynt.uhnomoli.com/
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<?php
namespace App\Repositories\Frontend\Wishlist;
use App\Models\Wishlist\WishlistReadModel;
use App\Models\Wishlist\WishlistItemFeedbackReadModel;
use App\Repositories\BaseRepository;
/**
* TODO: Not implemented yet.
* Class WishlistItemFeedbackRepository
* @package App\Repositories\Frontend\WishlistReadModel
*/
class WishlistItemFeedbackRepository extends BaseRepository
{
/**
* Associated Repository Model.
*/
const MODEL = WishlistItemFeedbackReadModel::class;
/**
* @param array $data
* @param bool $provider
*
* @return static
*/
public function create(array $data, $provider = false)
{
$wishListItemFeedback = self::MODEL;
$wishListItemFeedback = new $wishListItemFeedback();
$wishListItemFeedback->user_id = $data['user_id'];
$wishListItemFeedback->wishlist_id = $data['wishlist_id'];
$wishListItemFeedback->appliance_id = $data['appliance_id'];
$wishListItemFeedback->disliked = $data['disliked'];
$wishListItemFeedback->save();
return $wishListItemFeedback;
}
} |
It starts to be a common request from the network operators to share a common transport for multiple radio technologies in Radio Base Stations, RBSs, with multiple radio technologies with data traffic belonging to the same QoS class from each technology.
RBSs are developed to be placed both inside and outside buildings for serving the users and their telecommunications equipment. The casing of an RBS can contain both antennas and telecommunications circuitry. Further, the antennas and telecommunications circuitry is designed to serve a number of different Radio Access Technologies, RATs, such as WCDMA (Wideband Code Division Multiple Access), GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications), LTE (Long Term Evolution), Wi-Fi (Wireless Fidelity, also abbreviated WIFI, WI-FI, WiFi). The backhauling is based on the Internet Protocol, IP. Thus, despite RAT, all transfer of the data packets will be performed over an IP infrastructure instead of multiple, parallel dedicated network structures that are technology adapted. The one and same IP infrastructure solution has a number of advantages, e.g. simplicity, known technology, low investment costs, over a solution where each RAT is served separately resulting in separate wiring or packet infrastructure from each RBS. Thus, all data packets will be forwarded on the same wire or in the same optical fibre and packet infrastructure irrespective of the RAT a data packet originates from.
The design of the RBSs provides the possibility to cascade a number of RBSs. Each RBS is therefore provided with a switching/routing possibility. However, in a scenario wherein a large number of RBSs are aggregated in the network, and a large number of user equipments are active at the same time, this might result in congestion in the data traffic.
In small cell networks IPsec is commonly used. In one IPsec tunnel, there can be several type of radio traffic. The problem with the heterogeneous networks using IPsec is that the traffic is classified and treated in a same way, without any consideration of traffic characteristic or the type of radio access, e.g. LTE, WiFi, 3G.
Tests of congestion situations have shown that if the same Quality of Service, QoS, class is used for data packets to/from different RATs, normal scheduling will not forward data packets in a fair manner irrespective of the RAT that the data packets originate from when the data traffic from different RATs are mixed on the same wire and in the same IPsec tunnel. In the tests, the Best Effort QoS class was used for all data packet traffic. Instead of an equal and fair distribution of data packets using only a QoS based scheduling, the result became an uneven distribution between radio technologies.
Different radio access technologies such as 3G, LTE, and WiFi have different delay between the UE and application server, due to the Round Trip Time (RTT) being different depending on the radio access technology. The reason for different delay in different radio access technologies is caused by the termination point of the radio protocols as well as different radio characteristics. In 3G the Radio Network Controller (RNC) is involved in termination of radio protocols, in WiFi the access points terminates radio protocols.
There is no existing solution for accomplishing fairness between data packets originating from different access technologies when transported in an encrypted tunnel. It is impossible for the scheduler to detect and schedule data traffic flows from different technologies having the same QoS class, i.e. Quality of Service class. |
After being largely silent on the themes of sin and forgiveness for decades, theologians are returning to these themes with renewed intensity. Radical changes in contemporary society, however - such as the ways we experience guilt and shame, and liberation from both - require that we reconsider just exactly what sin is and, attendant to that, what forgiveness is as well. Pride in oneself, for example, a self-oriented self-affirmation of one's beauty or strength, which traditionally has been thought of as suspect at best, is now considered essential by society for an integrated life, and this emphasis has blurred the boundary between necessary self-assertion and sinful self-justification. In addition, many pressing questions arise from the contemporary scene: How do the biblical concepts of sin and forgiveness relate to our therapeutic society, informed as it is by psychology and the social sciences? How should we view the biblical language of atonement today? How does sin relate to the meaninglessness many feel in life? How can we make it clear that sin includes much more than questions of sexuality and morality? How must traditional dogmatic teaching on sin be reformulated to include the questions and insights of feminist theology, liberation theology, and economic ethics? How can we talk about God, human sin, and evil after Auschwitz and in view of the technical possibility of mass destruction? In this volume Christof Gestrich provides a thoroughgoing examination of the doctrine of sin and forgiveness in light of these and other important questions. Gestrich first canvasses developments in the doctrine of sin and evil from the thought of Augustine to contemporary times and discusses in depth such topics as the impact of philosophy on the theological doctrines of sin and humanity, the various theological interpretations of the fall and of original sin, and understanding evil in our time. He then turns to a discussion of the meaning and importance of the forgiveness of sins - the true means to the return of splendor in the world. |
An anomalous retrocaval right iliac artery in a patient with an aortic aneurysm. A case report.
A case of anomalous retrocaval right common iliac artery in a patient with an abdominal aortic aneurysm is presented. In addition to being retrocaval the artery also made a wide loop deep in behind the fibres of the psoas muscle, becoming visible again in the minor pelvis. The incidence of venous and arterial anomalies is briefly discussed, and a summary review of the literature presented. |
Inorganic materials acting as heterogeneous photocatalysts and catalysts in the same reactions.
General considerations on the differences and similarities between heterogeneous photocatalysis and thermal catalysis are presented. Some research papers are reviewed where a reaction has been carried out in the presence of an inorganic material used both as catalyst and photocatalyst. The existing literature often compares catalytic reactions undertaken with the contemporaneous presence of radiation, showing only that photocatalytic reactions can occur under milder experimental conditions and at much lower temperatures. Nevertheless, differences in mechanistic aspects, conversions and selectivities between catalytic and photocatalytic reactions should also be highlighted. These are due to various reasons, relating to the effects of the interaction of light with the solid surface, adsorption-desorption of species involved in the (photo)reactions, and activation energy. |
[Drug therapy for osteoporosis associated with rheumatoid arthritis (estrogen replacement therapy)].
Various types of drug therapy are available for the management of osteoporosis associated with rheumatoid arthritis. Hormone replacement therapy plays an especially important part in the management of this condition. Although hormone replacement therapy increases lumbar bone mineral density in patients who have osteoporosis and rheumatoid arthritis, similar to those with primary osteoporosis, its effect on femoral bone mineral density remains controversial. Since hormone replacement therapy is also effective for rheumatoid arthritis, it is an important treatment option in patients who also have osteoporosis. Evidence is awaited from studies with new designs, including assessment of fracture risk. |
Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to printing, and more particularly to systems and methods for printing using printing devices connected to a network.
Description of the Related Art
Printing devices are commonly used in a network environment. For example, a user of a computing device connected to a network may desire to print from the computing device to a printing device connected to the network. In some instances, one or more servers connected to the network may be used to facilitate a print request. For example, in some conventional systems, a print job may be sent to a server instead of to a particular printing device connected to the network. A user may then access the print job on the server from a printing device connected to the network. Based on one or more user inputs at the printing device, the print job may be sent from the server to the printing device and printed at the printing device. |
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
using Xunit;
[assembly: CollectionBehavior(CollectionBehavior.CollectionPerAssembly, DisableTestParallelization = true)]
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Some babies have very sensitive skin and are prone to diaper rash. This can be incredibly painful for the babies and a very stressful thing for the parents involved because they have to witness their child in pain each and every time they go to change the baby’s diaper. Cloth diapers are very helpful when it comes to diaper rash.
Baby diaper rash is a very scary thing, especially when it comes to your baby regularly getting diaper rash. It is very painful and seeing your baby with his or her skin all irritated and painful is a very stressful thing. Sometimes, babies get it and no cream can prevent them from getting it over and over.
This proneness to baby diaper rash usually comes because of disposable diapers. Sometimes, the synthetic materials in them are just irritants to baby’s skin if they are especially sensitive. This is especially the case with some of the cheaper brands of diapers.
Of course, you can sometimes prevent baby diaper rash by buying special kinds of expensive disposable diapers that will cost you a lot of money every time you have to buy more. This can cost you quite a bit, and it is never a guarantee that it will get rid of the baby diaper rash.
There is another way, though, that is actually affordable for people that are on a budget. Instead of expensive disposable diapers, you can switch to cloth diapers. These diapers are safer on baby’s skin and will help reduce the chances of getting baby diaper rash greatly because they allow the baby’s skin to breath and are often made of kinder materials such as cotton.
If you want to prevent baby diaper rash on your child, you can avoid the problems of disposable diapers completely and save money by switching to cloth diapers. This is much more affordable than paying for expensive disposable diapers and will be less likely to cause baby diaper rash by allowing your baby’s skin to breath. This way, you won’t have to suffer with your baby having diaper rash, and he or she won’t have to suffer either. |
Knee supports and knee braces offer orthopedic support for rehabilitation or everyday wear. These support braces come in a few styles with specific purposes. Choose from orthopedic supplies like hinged knee braces, compression supports, support straps and immobilizers.
It is important to choose an orthopedic support that matches your individual activity level. For example, if you are active and need an orthopedic support that is going to move with you without constriction, use a support strap or a knit brace. If you are looking for something that is going to bend as you walk, but yet still completely immobilizes the knee, try a hinged knee brace. If you need something to warm achy joints and relieve mild swelling try a compression support.
Immobilizers are designed to be used after injuries, for sleeping and for other specific purposes, so check with your doctor to see what types of orthopedic products are right for you. |
Nucleation of solids in solids: ferrites and martensites.
When a solid such as iron is cooled across a structural transition, its final microstructure depends sensitively on the cooling rate and the depth of quench. For instance, an infinitesimally slow cooling or a shallow quench results in an equilibrium "ferrite," while a rapid cooling or a deep quench gives rise to a metastable twinned "martensite." In this paper, we arrive at a single formalism which qualitatively describes the transformation to both a ferrite and a martensite. Fundamental to this understanding is our identification of the crucial dynamical role played by nonelastic degrees of freedom in determining the final microstructure of the product solid. |
The uncertainty over the midfielder’s status emerged after his stay at Manchester City, which was initially described as a loan from its New York partner club, was extended until the end of the season. |
The calculation of plant 5S rRNAs secondary structure.
Using commercially available computer software package for ribonucleic acid (RNA) secondary structure analysis we calculated the free energy (delta G) of all higher plant 5S rRNA species. To gain insight into the relation between structure (nucleotide sequence) and free energy we generated point mutants of plant 5S rRNA and calculated their secondary structure. This analysis permitted to identify single sites which affect the stability and conformation of RNA molecule. Furthermore, the calculated data were compared with the electrophoretic mobility of 5S rRNA on polyacrylamide gels. |
Q:
How to create HTML5 data-* in MVC3
I'm using JQuery mobile and I need to include data-prefetch attribute in a link created with HTML.ActionLink. I've found examples on Stackoverflow of how to pass data-* attributes in the standard way with object Html attributes. However I can't seem figure out how to create an attribute that has no value. Best I can create is data-prefetch="" by using new{data_prefetch=""} . I'm assuming that isn't the same.
Any ideas?
A:
As far as I can see using data-prefetch="data-prefetch" works fine. So I guess there is no need to do anything else.
Thanks feeela
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Is there a strong case for sale with a "loophole" to attach a lanyard for galaxy s8 plus?
I have searched and searched a for a super protective case (for my Samsung Galaxy s8 plus) that has a stick out area on the case that has a hole in the middle of the stick out area so I can loop a lanyard through it. I like to have my phone handy so I can quickly access it in order to take photos, so I want a strong case with which I can attach a lanyard. I see cases like I want for other makes and/or models that have the area to attach a lanyard but have yet to find one for the Samsung Galaxy s8 plus that include the "loop" for a lanyard. Most of the cases I have seen that have the place to attach a lanyard have the "loop" in the corner of the case, which is fine by me. Does anyone know of such a case and if so, can you please indicate where I can buy one?
Thanks for your assistance!
I don't really have that kind of answer for you but I like a handle too, especially when I'm taking pictures where it might be easy to drop and lose my phone over water or a balcony or something. I have taken the leather strap handle that came with my camera that has a strong clasp on the end of it, and attached that to the part of my case that has the hole at the bottom middle center where the charger attaches. This looks nerdy but I don't care. I love having the added security of not dropping my phone. Hope this helps!
I've never seen any "strong" case for any phone like that, but a strong case with a belt clip holster would probably work. (The Otterbox Defender definitely would. And if you do happen to drop the phone, unless there's a little rock right where you drop it, it's not going to bother either the case or the phone. (I've done worse than just dropping a phone that was in a Defender case - things that would shatter the entire phone, not just the screen, if it hadn't been in the case.)
I just bought these S8 and was searching for cases. I did see one on Amazon with a lanyard hole built in during my search...don't remember much about it other than it was ruggedized and had the lanyard hole.
I just got the Zizo Bolt case for my S8+ and it has a small slit in the upper left corner to attach the lanyard to but it seems like it was an afterthought and not really designed into the case. If you loop the lanyard clip through the slit it just flops around plus you have to remove the phone from the case to put the lanyard clip through. This should be built-in to any decent caseby design. |
Salinity gradient shapes distance decay of similarity among parasite communities in three marine fishes.
Published data were used to compare the distance decay of similarity in parasite communities of three marine fish hosts: Atlantic cod Gadus morhua, the dab Limanda limanda and the flounder Platichthys flesus in two adjacent areas that differ with respect to the strength of a salinity gradient. In the Baltic Sea, which exhibits a strong salinity gradient from its connection with the North Sea in the west to its head in the north-east, parasite communities in all three fish hosts showed a significant decline of similarity with increasing distance. In contrast, among host populations in the North Sea, which is a fully marine environment, there was no such decline or only a weak relationship. The results suggest that environmental gradients like salinity can be strong driving forces behind patterns of distance decay in parasite communities of fishes. |
The primary goal of this research project is to identify how changes in DNA sequence and organization produce diversity in the shape and structure of body parts. The head shape of stalk-eyed flies will be used as a model system for investigating this issue. These flies have undergone extreme modification of the head into long stalks with the eyes located at the ends of these stalks. There is tremendous variation within and between species in terms of eyestalk size and shape. This project will examine variation in stalk-eyed fly DNA that is associated with eye-stalk variation as a means for identifying the genetic basis of this bizarre trait. The primary focus will be on the regulatory regions of genes which control when and where genes are turned on and off within the body. DNA variation will be examined at three levels: among species to identify genes evolving in concert with eye-stalks, within two species that differ dramatically in eye-stalk size and between lines of flies from one species that have been artificially selected for large and small eye-stalks. The results from this project will enhance our understanding of how and where variation accumulates in the genome and how this molecular variation produces phenotypic diversity. This research will have implications for numerous biomedical fields interested in alternative phenotypes and the molecular processes that produce them. [unreadable] [unreadable] |
In mixed signal Integrated Circuits (ICs), such as System on Chip (SOC) circuits, several components are integrated in a single chip. Mixed-signal ICs are chips that include both digital and analog circuits on the same chip. This category of chip has grown significantly with the increasing usage of third generation (3G) and fourth generation (4G) cell phones and other portable technologies. For example, a single chip may be designed with different radio subsystems, including Global Positioning Systems (GPSs), Bluetooth systems, Wireless Local Area Network (LAN) systems, and Frequency Modulation (FM) radio systems. |
Evaluation of a new night nursing service for elderly people suffering from dementia.
A new night hospital nursing service was developed for older people with dementia. A case study approach to evaluation was adopted using a structure-process-outcome quality assurance cycle. The effects and attendance of patients are reported and discussed. Discussion relating to care provision for the future is presented. The effects on carers of patients' attendance are briefly discussed. |
Q:
DbContext.set() cannot create a DbSet for entity because this type is not included in the model for the context
I am using EF Core. I am using DbContext.Set() method but it is giving me the error - "Cannot create a DbSet for 'MediaDate' because this type is not included in the model for the context.'"
Below is my code:
var context = new GoldentaurusContext();
DbSet<MediaDate> set = context.Set<MediaDate>();
mediaDateList = set.FromSql("[dbo].[sp_GetMediaDate]")
.Select(x => new SelectListItem { Text = x.DateText, Value = x.DateValue })
.ToList();
The MediaDate class:
public class MediaDate
{
public string DateText { get; set; }
public string DateValue { get; set; }
}
Why it is requiring me to add the MediaDate class to the DbContext class?
Please help what I am doing wrong?
A:
Your DB Context class should be like below.
public partial class DatabaseContext : DbContext
{
public DatabaseContext (string ConnectionString) : base(new DbContextOptionsBuilder().UseSqlServer(ConnectionString).Options)
{
}
protected override void OnModelCreating(ModelBuilder modelBuilder)
{
base.OnModelCreating(modelBuilder);
modelBuilder.Query<MediaData>();
}
Add your models in the DatabaseContext using model builder.
This is how I have resolved this isssue
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Teacher injured in student fight
STOCKTON - A Stagg High School teacher sustained a laceration above his right eye from a student Tuesday afternoon, officials reported.
The man was trying to break up a fight in the school's library between two girls when one of the teens turned her aggression toward him, according to the Stockton Unified School District Police Department.
The girl was booked into juvenile hall on suspicion of battery. Her name is not being released because she is a minor. The teacher was taken to a hospital as a precaution, said Jim West, chief of the Stockton Unified School District Police Department.
The cause of the fight is unknown, and no weapons were used, police said. |
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It is up to you to do a Kickstarter campaign for your favorite book!!! Who are you casting for the main characters?
Oooh this was a hard one! I´m going back and forth between two different series... First off we have Becca Fitzpatricks Hush Hush series and then we have Shannon Dermotts Cambion series. Both of them are hard to cast since for me there is no one that would be perfect as the role of Patch in the Hush Hush books. He is simply too damn perfect in my mind to cast as a real person.
The in the Cambion series I have a hard time casting Mercy. The boys in the other hand are a bit easier.
With this being said I will just go ahead and give you a bit of both =)
I would definitely see a movie with Shia and Alex in it. Thanks for checking out my F&F
Following you via Bloglovin'. You mentioned on my site that you were following me via GFC but I don't actually have a GFC account. If you could follow me back via Bloglovin' or another option, that would be great.Vilia @ Backchatting Books |
The background description provided herein is for the purpose of generally presenting the context of the disclosure. Work of the presently named inventors, to the extent it is described in this background section, as well as aspects of the description that may not otherwise qualify as prior art at the time of filing, are neither expressly nor impliedly admitted as prior art against the present disclosure.
An automatic transmission generally includes a number of gear elements and torque establishing devices such as clutches and brakes. The clutches and brakes are selectively engageable to activate certain gear elements. Gear elements are activated to establish a desired speed or gear ratio between a transmission input shaft and a transmission output shaft.
The transmission input shaft is connected to an engine through a fluid coupling such as a torque converter. The transmission output shaft is connected to vehicle wheels. Shifting from one gear ratio to another may be performed in response to changes in throttle position and vehicle speed.
A shift from one gear element to another may be an upshift (i.e., a shift to a higher gear) or a downshift (i.e., a shift to a lower gear). The shift may be further defined as a power-on shift (i.e., a shift that occurs when an accelerator pedal is depressed) or a power-off shift (i.e., a shift that occurs when an accelerator pedal is released). Power-on shifts (upshifts and downshifts) may require more precise control than power-off shifts, as shifts that occur when a vehicle is accelerating may be more noticeable to a driver. |
Dermatopathological aspects of restrictive dermopathy.
We present an immunopathological and electronmicroscopic study of the skin of two newborns affected by restrictive dermopathy. Evidence of abnormal maturation was found in the epidermis, cutaneous appendages, dermis, and hypodermis. Our observations confirm two previous descriptions. We emphasize some unreported data concerning the L1 antigen and Factor XIIIa in the skin. The L1 antigen is expressed in the interadnexal epidermis, but not in hair follicles. This is the reverse pattern compared with normal skin. Factor XIIIa is poorly expressed in dermal dendrocytes, which appear rare compared with controls. The multiple defects in maturation found in all cutaneous tissues suggest a qualitative or quantitative aberration in control mechanisms of tissue interactions. |
Tall Tails
The Adventures continue in our newest installment!
On the high seas, Crackitus, Thaddeus and Jasper exchange exaggerated tales of a mighty leviathan... the Kraken! Guest starring the lovely Lisa Foiles (All That, Shiver) as Shelly the Mermaid! |
Nightwing: A Knight in Blüdhaven
Nightwing: A Knight in Blüdhaven
Frequent Batman ally Nightwing takes matters into his own hands in a new city that is in desperate need of a hero. But Dick Grayson's efforts to shatter Bludhaven's corruption and organized crime are obstructed at every turn by vicious killers, angry cops and the mysterious mastermind behind it all! |
Q:
Lazy Loading with Doctrine2 and Symfony2 using DQL
I have a tree structure with a parent field. Currently I am trying to get all parent nodes to display the path to the current node.
Basically I am doing a while-loop to process all nodes.
$current = $node->getParent();
while($current) {
// do something
$current = $current->getParent();
}
Using the default findById method works. Because the entity has some aggregated fields, I am using a custom repository method, to load all basic fields with one query.
public function findNodeByIdWithMeta($id) {
return $this->getEntityManager()
->createQuery('
SELECT p, a, c, cc, ca, pp FROM
TestingNestedObjectBundle:NestedObject p
JOIN p.actions a
LEFT JOIN p.children c
LEFT JOIN c.children cc
LEFT JOIN c.actions ca
LEFT JOIN p.parent pp
WHERE p.id = :id
')
->setParameter('id', $id)
->setHint(
\Doctrine\ORM\Query::HINT_CUSTOM_OUTPUT_WALKER,
'Gedmo\\Translatable\\Query\\TreeWalker\\TranslationWalker'
)
->getOneOrNullResult();
}
With that code, loading the parents fails. I only get the immediate parent (addressed by LEFT JOIN p.parent pp) but not the parents above. E.g. $node->getParent()->getParent() returns null.
Whats wrong with my code? Did I misunderstood the lazy loading thing?
Thanks a lot,
Hacksteak
A:
It looks like your are using the adjacency model for storing trees in a relational database. Which in turn means, that you will need a join for every level to get all ancestors with a single query.
As you are already using the Doctrine Extension Library I recommend to have a look at the Tree component.
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ulakbus.views.ders.ders module
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.. automodule:: ulakbus.views.ders.ders
:members:
:undoc-members:
:show-inheritance:
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Should medical students act as surrogate patients for each other?
Until recently, most clinical teachers and medical students have regarded using medical students as surrogate patients for peer teaching of physical examinations and clinical skills as practical and uncontroversial. Recent changes to medical curricula and changes in hospitalized patient populations have led to questions about the ethical acceptability of this practice. This paper explores the ethical issues inherent in the use of medical students as surrogate patients. It suggests that, ethically, there are parallels with two situations: when students conduct physical examinations on patients and when students participate as subjects in research. Drawing on accepted ethical practice in these two germane areas, the paper argues that there are both ethical strengths and weaknesses in the practice of using students as surrogate patients. Strategies to promote free and informed involvement of students as surrogate patients are suggested. |
Q:
Save Webcam Image From Website
There is a website that posts a image from their webcam that I would like to be able to grab using a program. How would I get this jpeg data in memory? I have tried HttpRequest but it only returns html.
Here is the link:
http://bigwatersedge.axiscam.net/view/snapshot.shtml?picturepath=/jpg/image.jpg
A:
The URL of the image is actually http://bigwatersedge.axiscam.net/jpg/image.jpg?timestamp=. The URL you gave returns a page with an image on it.
Now, once you are downloading the correct URL of the image, this particular server is checking your HTTP referer. Put this in your HTTP headers:
Referer: http://bigwatersedge.axiscam.net/view/snapshot.shtml?picturepath=/jpg/image.jpg
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Strange and unconventional isotope effects in ozone formation.
The puzzling mass-independent isotopic enrichment in ozone formation contrasts markedly with the more recently observed large unconventional mass-dependent ratios of the individual ozone formation rate constants in certain systems. An RRKM (Rice, Ramsperger, Kassel, Marcus)-based theory is used to treat both effects. Restrictions of symmetry on how energy is shared among the rotational/vibrational states of the ozone isotopomer, together with an analysis of the competition between the transition states of its two exit channels, permit the calculation of isotope effects consistent with a wide array of experimental results. |
Recently our dear friend Shane Legano, affectionately known by his friends as "Legan" was in a very dire car accident while in his work truck. He has bruised ribs, bruised lungs and a bruised kidney. His right arm also suffered some damage. Legan is constantly working overtime to provide for his wife and two children. Due to this accident he has high medical bills and will be out of work for sometime. What we ask of, is that the community that loves him and has known him for decades give back to this man that would give anyone he cares about the shirt off his back. We are starting this fundraiser to help legan pay his bills and give him money to support his family while he is out of work. Please donate anything you can. On behalf of Legan and everyone that knows and loves him, we thank you.
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The role of intravenous hyperalimentation in intestinal disease.
This article has dealt briefly with intravenous nutrition in intestinal disorders. The indications for its use and techniques of nutritional assessment have been stressed. The use of intravenous hyperalimentation in a few of the more common diseases of the small bowel and colon has been discussed. Every patient with disease of the small or large intestine has some degree of dysfunction in the gastrointestinal tract. In many instances, this functional impairment interferes with normal ingestion or absorption of nutrients and predisposes the patient to malnutrition. The presence of malnutrition increases the morbidity and mortality of surgery and can be reversed by using intravenous hyperalimentation. Those patients with extreme short bowel syndrome secondary to intestinal disease or its parenteral nutrition at home. We stress the importance of a team approach to hyperalimentation. The evolution of a team of nutritional experts will improve the care of the patient and the education of the patient and physician and make nutritional support more readily available to those medical and surgical patients in need. |
xMy friend, Ukulele Jake, wrote this song and its wonderful.
Here's a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfrETCbBB_8
Enjoy!
xoxo
Betty Mae
GE7A7D7
Well they took away my porn collection ‘cause they said it was obscene
GE7A7D7
Now I’ve got an infection, my balls are so blue they’re green
CGCG
Well it came to me in a realization, the other day it seems
GE7A7D7
I guess I’m a bit of a pervert coming apart at the seams
GE7A7D7
Got busted for full frontal nudity, I tried to keep my cool
GE7A7D7
It’s amazing what you can’t do in public, they surely don’t teach you in school
CGCG
I could’ve sworn I heard “get devested” while walking past the convent gate
GE7A7D7
How was I supposed to know she said “be blessed”? That nun should enunciate
GE7A7D7
I guess I’m a bit of a pervert coming apart at the seams
GE7A7D7
Don’t always know what I’m doing wrong or why everywhere I go there’s a scene
CGCG
So I spend my days in the county jail where at least it’s nice and clean
GE7A7D7
I guess I’m a bit of a pervert coming apart at the seams |
Player's passion for our games is the fuel that keeps my tank engine running every day.
"Never let your sense of morals get in the way of doing what's right" - Isaac Asimov
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Q:
Is there a map of the individual motor axons in the limbs?
As of right now, I can only find a map of nerve fibers, but not necessarily the individual neuron axons.
For example, here's a map of the nerves in the arm and hand.
http://www.innerbody.com/anatomy/nervous/arm-hand
A:
No it is not possible to map axons at that fine of a scale between individuals.
You mention a possible use for controlling bionic arms. There are a bunch of problems with that approach.
Like @kmm says, at the fine level there is a ton of variation.
I think you are failing to appreciate just how many axons there are, even going to a particular muscle; while each muscle fiber only gets input from one axon, there are thousands of fibers in a single muscle.
The EEG-based approaches to prosthetic control are most relevant when there is a problem with spinal function, for example caused by an injury. In this case, there is no connection between the motor neurons and the brain.
Axons often degrade if their targets are damaged. Therefore, if a hand is lost in an accident, for example, the neurons projecting to the muscles of the hand will atrophy.
If the axons themselves are in place, there are already prosthetics that operate based on muscle contractions in existing muscles. It takes some time to train users to use these devices, but most movements you make involve all sorts of muscles you may not realize are involved, and it is quite possible for brain plasticity to allow muscles in, for example, the shoulder, to control a bionic hand after an amputation.
If for some reason the issues I raised don't apply, there is another alternative: mapping. You don't need to know which axons you want information from, you only need to be able to record their activity (which you will need anyways to operate the prosthetic). Record the activity while the patient tries to move their finger, for example: now you know the signal you should transduce into a finger movement. The technical challenge, then, is being able to isolate that signal from all the other signals from all the other axons in the same nerve. This challenge is related to, though not precisely the same as, the challenge of isolating a signal in the EEG.
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Q:
How to use POSE in ARCore?
The ARCore documentation defines Pose as :
Pose represents an immutable rigid transformation from one coordinate space to another. As provided from all ARCore APIs, Poses always describe the transformation from the object's local coordinate space to the world coordinate space. The transformation is defined using a quaternion rotation about the origin followed by a translation.
What is object's local coordinate space and world coordinate space?
A:
You can think of the objects local co-ordinate space as the x, y and z axis for just the object itself and the world co-ordinate space as the x, y, and z axis of the entire world that you are viewing in your preview.
In other words the local space is as if the object just exists by itself. You can rotate, tilt, zoom etc the object in this space in the usual way.
When you want to show your object in the real world every point on the object in the local space, which will have an x, y, z, co-ordinate in that local space, needs to map to an x,y,z in the world space.
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A human vision inspired adaptive platform for one-on-multiple recognition.
The fluorescence of a coordinative molecule DCM displaying an intramolecular charge transfer (ICT) effect is regulated by several metal ions. These DCM-metal complexes were adopted to recognize different chemicals, including the recognition of triethylenetetramine, thiol-containing amino acids, and H2S upon binding DCM with Zn2+, Ag+, and Pb2+, respectively. This is in analogy to the general mode of human trichromatic color vision. |
The present invention relates to support hangers and, more particularly, to support hangers and gauges designed to temporarily hold one end of a long piece of siding and to measure the overlap and the exposed siding.
In the housing industry, teams generally apply siding to a house. This allows for each member of the team to measure the proper overlap of siding and then attach the siding to the side of the home. Generally, the length of the siding prevents one person from performing the job alone. If one person could properly attach the siding, productivity would increase. |
Q:
How to program for Windows in Ubuntu?
Is there anyway to create (C++ or C#) windows console applications inside Ubuntu's IDE (e.g Anjuta) and compile it for Windows?
A:
You want to do cross-compiling, which is a way to compile code for platforms other than the one your on, especially when the processor is completely different. Basically you need to install all the headers for your target (i.e. windows) and then tell the compiler it's cross-compiling so it won't do some of the system checks and instead will point to non-standard directories.
Depending on the language you might find it useful to do a search or question specifically, or if you're doing basic c you can use MinGW tools and the same sort of linux based compile tools that use gcc:
sudo apt-get install gcc-mingw32
There is a good guide for qt/win32 cross compiling using MinGW tools.
A:
You should have a look at MingW. It provides a gcc-compatible compiler for windows.
There is a cross-platform version that you can use from Linux, to generate Windows binaries. You can install it with synaptic, or by running:
sudo apt-get install gcc-mingw32
Based on that, and with using the usual 'make' command, you can create programs for windows.
Then any IDE that allows you to use make and gcc can use this compiler.
For instance, here is how to do that from the Code::Blocks IDE.
A:
The other answers are correct for C/C++ code; you'll need to get a cross-compiler.
For C# code, you can just use Monodevelop , as Mono's compiler produces the same type of bytecode and executable format as the .NET compiler (and visa versa). Apps you build with Mono will run unmodified on Windows machines as long as you stay within the standard .NET Base Class Libraries or bundle any extra library you use with your app.
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This story has been corrected to reflect that the six people were fired after an internal investigation of an issue that was flagged by a KPMG employee to management. It has also been updated to reflect that regulators were brought in by management.
This story was revised to correct the product for which Microsoft announced it is ending support. It is Windows Vista. Steve Ballmer is former CEO of Microsoft. An earlier version misstated his status. |
# /etc/default/nss
# This file can theoretically contain a bunch of customization variables
# for Name Service Switch in the GNU C library. For now there are only
# four variables:
#
# NETID_AUTHORITATIVE
# If set to TRUE, the initgroups() function will accept the information
# from the netid.byname NIS map as authoritative. This can speed up the
# function significantly if the group.byname map is large. The content
# of the netid.byname map is used AS IS. The system administrator has
# to make sure it is correctly generated.
#NETID_AUTHORITATIVE=TRUE
#
# SERVICES_AUTHORITATIVE
# If set to TRUE, the getservbyname{,_r}() function will assume
# services.byservicename NIS map exists and is authoritative, particularly
# that it contains both keys with /proto and without /proto for both
# primary service names and service aliases. The system administrator
# has to make sure it is correctly generated.
#SERVICES_AUTHORITATIVE=TRUE
#
# SETENT_BATCH_READ
# If set to TRUE, various setXXent() functions will read the entire
# database at once and then hand out the requests one by one from
# memory with every getXXent() call. Otherwise each getXXent() call
# might result into a network communication with the server to get
# the next entry.
#SETENT_BATCH_READ=TRUE
#
# ADJUNCT_AS_SHADOW
# If set to TRUE, the passwd routines in the NIS NSS module will not
# use the passwd.adjunct.byname tables to fill in the password data
# in the passwd structure. This is a security problem if the NIS
# server cannot be trusted to send the passwd.adjuct table only to
# privileged clients. Instead the passwd.adjunct.byname table is
# used to synthesize the shadow.byname table if it does not exist.
#ADJUNCT_AS_SHADOW=TRUE
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The prompts she gave me were “a midi skirt, yellow, comfy shoes, or a splurge item.”
The timing was perfect as I am currently pulling my summer items out of storage, including this coral skirt. The shortest part hits me just below the knee and the longer portions make it a true midi skirt.
I paired my asymmetrical skirt with a floral blouse, pearls, and nude sandals. |
import { Accessibility } from '../../types';
import { gridRowNestedBehavior } from './gridRowNestedBehavior';
import { gridHeaderRowBehavior } from './gridHeaderRowBehavior';
/**
* @description
* Defines a behavior "gridHeaderRowBehavior" or "gridRowNestedBehavior" based on "header" property.
*/
export const gridRowBehavior: Accessibility<GridRowBehaviorProps> = props =>
props.header ? gridHeaderRowBehavior(props) : gridRowNestedBehavior(props);
export type GridRowBehaviorProps = {
/** Indicates if a table row is header. */
header?: boolean;
/** Indicated is table row is selected. */
selected?: boolean;
};
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NevenTaleTM: Forge of Fate
NevenTaleTM: Forge of Fate is the first freemium, largely voice acted, high fantasy mobile online RPG with an entirely nonlinear narrative-driven experience. It allows you to explore thousands of unique adventures in the ultimate dungeon crawler! Using our “NevEngineTM” content creation technology we offer players the ability to make moral choices that directly impact a very deep storyline. |
Mentoring in multiple dimensions.
Thousands of words, scores of models, and multitudes of professionals have attempted to explain and successfully replicate this "thing" we call mentoring. All in service to a greater good, using a win-win interpretation of the purpose and outcome, mentoring has become the hallowed pathway to success in almost every profession. However, life is more than a cause and effect equation. This article examines mentoring from a multi-dimensional perspective, with those dimensions encompassing the generational history, family belief system, cultural archetypes, individual learning style, and physical challenges inherent in people of one culture moving through a rigid educational system designed by people of another culture. |
Envision that astrology is made up of the study of all of the planets and the sun. The astrological birth chart and the study of how planetary alignments affect sun signs are based on these aspects of astrology. The moon actually influences this overall picture, and can cause certain aspects of astrological phenomena to influence our lives differently than was otherwise predicted.
The Farmer's Almanac defines a blue moon as the third full moon in a season of four full moons. This is the correct definition of a blue moon. Since a season is three months long, most seasons will have three full moons. However, on occasion a season will have four. When this happens, the third is a true blue moon.
The most widely accepted scenario, explaining our Moon's mysterious and ancient birth, is termed the Giant Impact Theory. According to this theory, Earth's Moon was born as the result of a gigantic collision between our still-forming planet and a primordial Mars-sized protoplanet that has been named Theia. The tragedy that was the doomed Theia probably had an orbit that crossed Earth's--making such a catastrophic collision difficult to avoid. It is thought that the impacting Theia hit our planet hard, but swiped it with a glancing blow at precisely the right angle. In fact, Theia came very close to bouncing off Earth, but was swallowed instead. The blast dispatched shock waves across our ancient planet, hurling debris and gas screaming into space. For a short time, Earth had a ring around it that was composed of this ejected material. |
/* This file was generated by SableCC's ObjectMacro. */
package org.sablecc.objectmacro.codegeneration.c.macro;
public class MInlineString {
private final String pString;
private final MInlineString mInlineString = this;
MInlineString(
String pString) {
if (pString == null) {
throw new NullPointerException();
}
this.pString = pString;
}
String pString() {
return this.pString;
}
private String rString() {
return this.mInlineString.pString();
}
@Override
public String toString() {
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
sb.append("\"");
sb.append(rString());
sb.append("\"");
return sb.toString();
}
}
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This invention relates to an improvement in ballast circuits and, more particularly, ballast circuits for controlling gaseous discharge lamps at low intensity or dim light levels.
Ballast circuits are, in general, used to regulate the amount of current through a gaseous discharge lamp having electrodes at each end. They primarily consist of impedance devices such as inductors, capacitors and transformers. Dimming circuits have been designed for use in conjuction with ballast circuits which are used to dim the lamp by allowing it to conduct only during a portion of each half cycle of input voltage. To simplify, the lamp is dimmed by turning on later in its current half cycle to obtain different light levels. It is desirable that the eye not see this turning off and on or a flicker will be observed. In studying auto-transformer type ballasts, having associated dimming circuits, it was noticed that flicker occurred at low light levels. There may be several causes of this instability.
Many prior art ballast circuits have one side, namely one of the heating windings, connected to ground through a resistor. The lamp electrodes are connected to the heating windings, and thus one of the electrodes is grounded. The ballast circuit as well as the case in which it is mounted should be grounded to reduce the hazard of electrical shock. However, when the ballast circuit is grounded through one of its heating windings, the lamp is noticed to flicker during low light intensity levels. When lamp current in the above arrangement is shown with an oscilloscope, a lack of symmetry of alternate half cycles has been observed by applicant. Applicant further has recognized that this lack of symmetry occurs because one electrode of the lamp is connected to ground while the other electrode is not. The main problem is that at low light levels, the lamp must be re-ionized for each half cycle. Since only one of the electrodes is grounded, through a resistor, one electrode will rise to a higher potential above ground than the other. The grounded side is voltage limited by this, whereas the ungrounded side is not. The ungrounded electrode which furnishes a large number of electrons on its negative half cycle while the grounded electrode frunishes a small number of electrons during its negative half cycle, bcause of the ground limitation. Ionization was, therefore, unequal during successive half cycles.
By using circuits incorporating this invention the ballast circuit is grounded and, at the same time, the attendant problems referred to above are overcome. A substantially symmetrical wave shape for each half cycle of current is secured and the flicker at low light levels is eliminated. |
CDW rolls out new campaign
Chicago—CDW has introduced a new ad campaign called “Winning the Road,” featuring basketball star Charles Barkley. The integrated campaign was developed by Ogilvy & Mather, Chicago, and includes TV, print and online. The campaign is an extension of CDW's “People Who Get IT” campaign. TV spots are running during the NCAA's March Madness basketball tournament on CBS, TBS, TNT and truTV. The spots feature fictitious company Gordon & Taylor and show how CDW powers social media, internal communications, sales enablement and PR support. The budget was undisclosed. |
Because the directions say so. What would we do without the directions? His pinky finger has no place to land but on her thumb and Bam! – FearLongingDoubtLove pulse from him and strike her like lighting. It’s all about the electricity. But she’s scared, she’s bent out of shape, she doesn’t know what to do with this stranger touching her thumb. If only she had both feet under her; if only they were both on green.
She’s scared. She falls. She’s lost.
One less body plays the game now, but there’s always more to replace her. The game goes on.
Spinners spin; arrows point; bodies follow. Left feet wriggle and squirm to red.Toes touch; pulses pulse; electricity skips from one vulnerable heart to another. He’s still standing, but another goes down. His FearLongingDoubtLove is too much for that one, too.
And the game goes on. He’s nimble; he doesn’t fall when the lighting strikes him. He’s strong with his right hand on green and his left foot on red and his soul hanging on in the middle.
But the other players can’t do what he does, and soon he is alone.
The winner. Winner? You can’t win alone. But that's what the rules say.
And we must follow them, because it's all a game. A game?
Yes. A horrible, wondrous, twisted game, Between the Lovers and the Lost. |
Harmonicas are small rectangular wind instruments which include a plurality of free metallic reeds recessed in adjacent air slots formed transversely within the harmonica body. Numbered blow holes formed along one edge of the harmonica body separately communicate with the slots. Alternate tones of the scale are sounded by exhaling or inhaling through the various numbered blow holes to produce single notes or chords. Each blow hole of the harmonica can produce two notes, depending on whether the harmonica player blows (exhales) or draws (inhales) relative to the hole.
Harmonicas have proven to be extremely popular and versatile. Because harmonicas are small and relatively simple in structure, they are portable and inexpensive. Consequently, children and other beginning music enthusiasts are often exposed to music through toy or inexpensive harmonicas.
Standard notations in harmonica music include reference numbers informing the harmonica player which hole to operate; additional symbols, such as upwardly or downwardly directed arrows designate whether blowing or drawing is required to produce a desired note. A sequence of numbers and arrows printed in music books enables harmonica players to identify the proper sequence of numbered blow holes to play a song.
It is often difficult for beginning harmonica players, especially young children, to accurately associate a number printed in a song book with a corresponding numbered blow hole since the harmonica rests gently between the teeth and lips during proper play. Additionally, playing the harmonica from a song book generally requires supporting the same with music stands and other large or expensive supporting equipment. Song books further require constant attention; slight head movement away from the book or momentary distractions can cause the player to lose the proper blow hole sequence necessary to play the song.
It is accordingly an object of the present invention to provide an educational device that attaches to the harmonica carrying special sheet music to allow the player to accurately associate a sequence of reference numerals printed on the sheet with corresponding, numbered blow holes on the harmonica.
Another object of the invention is to provide an educational device which enables quick and easy harmonica instruction.
Yet another object is to provide an educational device capable of positioning sheet music outwardly from the harmonica player to enable improved visual observation of the numbered song sequence.
Still a further object is to provide an educational device that is inexpensive and portable. |
Encoding the world around us: motor-related processing influences verbal memory.
It is known that properties of words such as their imageability can influence our ability to remember those words. However, it is not known if other object-related properties can also influence our memory. In this study we asked whether a word representing a concrete object that can be functionally interacted with (i.e., high-manipulability word) would enhance the memory representations for that item compared to a word representing a less manipulable object (i.e., low-manipulability word). Here participants incidentally encoded high-manipulability (e.g., CAMERA) and low-manipulability words (e.g., TABLE) while making word judgments. Using a between-subjects design, we varied the depth-of-processing involved in the word judgment task: participants judged the words based on personal experience (deep/elaborative processing), word length (shallow), or functionality (intermediate). Participants were able to remember high-manipulability words better than low-manipulability words in both the personal experience and word length groups; thus presenting the first evidence that manipulability can influence memory. However, we observed better memory for low- than high-manipulability words in the functionality group. We explain this surprising interaction between manipulability and memory as being mediated by automatic vs. controlled motor-related cognition. |
#ifndef WXCBITMAPCODEGENERATOR_H
#define WXCBITMAPCODEGENERATOR_H
#include <asyncprocess.h>
#include <macros.h>
#include <wx/arrstr.h>
#include <wx/event.h>
#include <wx/filename.h>
extern const wxEventType wxEVT_BITMAP_CODE_GENERATION_DONE;
class TopLevelWinWrapper;
class wxcCodeGeneratorHelper : public wxEvtHandler
{
typedef std::map<wxString, wxString> MapString_t;
protected:
MapString_t m_bitmapMap;
wxArrayString m_icons;
wxFileName m_xrcFile;
wxFileName m_cppFile;
wxFileName m_destCPP;
wxString m_wxrcOutput;
wxStringSet_t m_winIds;
protected:
bool IsGenerateNeeded() const;
private:
wxcCodeGeneratorHelper();
virtual ~wxcCodeGeneratorHelper();
wxString GenerateTopLevelWindowIconCode() const;
public:
static wxcCodeGeneratorHelper& Get();
/**
* @brief stop the worker thread
*/
void UnInitialize();
void Clear();
void ClearWindowIds();
void AddIcon(const wxString& bitmapFile);
void ClearIcons();
wxString AddBitmap(const wxString& bitmapFile, const wxString& name = wxEmptyString);
void AddWindowId(const wxString& winid);
bool CreateXRC();
wxString GenerateInitCode(TopLevelWinWrapper* tw) const;
wxString GenerateExternCode() const;
wxString GenerateWinIdEnum() const;
wxString BitmapCode(const wxString& bmp, const wxString& bmpname = wxEmptyString) const;
bool Contains(const wxString& bmp) const { return m_bitmapMap.count(bmp); }
};
#endif // WXCBITMAPCODEGENERATOR_H
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I agree with CJR... Sulmet is nasty stuff. Antibiotics are not that useful when you don't have a confirmed diagnosis....and wth our Faverolle..it would not have done much good as her illness would not have been determined in time. Our hens are like members of our family, so it's heart breaking when there is nothing you can do but try and comfort the bird. You might find a knowledgeable person at the grain store, we have southern states here and often you can find people that can offer suggestions. Good luck. |
.primary-gradient() {
.linear-gradient(@brand-primary-light, @brand-primary);
}
.secondary-gradient() {
.linear-gradient(@brand-secondary, @brand-secondary-dark);
}
.white-gradient() {
.linear-gradient(#fff, @gray-light);
} |
Legendary! Neil Patrick Harris to Host SNL
Some bright news on an otherwise gray Monday afternoon: this coming weekend, Neil Patrick Harris will be hosting Saturday Night Live! We used to dream about Mr. Harris when he played Doogie (in fact, yours truly mentioned this in print a few years ago). We loved his speed-freak cameos in Harold and Kumar. These days we laugh so hard we cry at his portrayal of Barney Stinson, the over-the-top-but-still-believable womanizing scotch-swiller-catchphrase-maker on CBS’s How I Met Your Mother. (And yes, yes, we know Mr. Harris plays for the other team.) Fingers crossed he drags HIMYM co-star Jason Segal on for a few sketches. The two are known to do duets now and then; we’d like to see what they’d whip up with Andy Samberg for a digital short. ‘Jizz In My Pants’ part two? |
So let me get this straight:
It’s okay for The Wanted to make fun of Harry because he was nervous about his first performance
It’s okay for The Wanted to basically call One Direction “shit” compared to them
It’s okay for The Wanted to do whatever they want that is rude ... |
[The number and kind of leukocytes in the saliva (salivary corpuscles) in healthy subjects and in patients].
In the form of a survey a report is given on the concept of the saliva corpuscle, its origin, composition, different degree of damage, its number and function. The quantitative behaviour enables a statement to be made about the actual unspecific cellular defence in parodontopathy (increased number of saliva corpuscles) and in various blood diseases (decreased number of saliva corpuscles. This has a particular diagnostic value. |
package hudson.plugins.ec2.util;
import hudson.Extension;
import hudson.ExtensionComponent;
import jenkins.ExtensionFilter;
/**
* The sole purpose of this class is to filter out {@link AmazonEC2FactoryImpl} and {@link EC2AgentFactoryImpl} so as to avoid doing real calls to EC2
* when running tests.
*/
@Extension
public class TestFactoryExtensionFilter extends ExtensionFilter {
@Override
public <T> boolean allows(Class<T> type, ExtensionComponent<T> component) {
if (!type.isAssignableFrom(AmazonEC2Factory.class) && !type.isAssignableFrom(EC2AgentFactory.class)) {
return true;
}
return !(component.getInstance().getClass().isAssignableFrom(AmazonEC2FactoryImpl.class))
&& !(component.getInstance().getClass().isAssignableFrom(EC2AgentFactoryImpl.class));
}
}
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//
// __
// /\ \ _
// ____ ____ ___\ \ \_/ \ _____ ___ ___
// / _ \ / __ \ / __ \ \ < __ /\__ \ / __ \ / __ \
// /\ \_\ \/\ __//\ __/\ \ \\ \ /\_\ \/_/ / /\ \_\ \/\ \_\ \
// \ \____ \ \____\ \____\\ \_\\_\ \/_/ /\____\\ \____/\ \____/
// \/____\ \/____/\/____/ \/_//_/ \/____/ \/___/ \/___/
// /\____/
// \/___/
//
// Powered by BeeFramework
//
#import "Bee.h"
#pragma mark -
/**
* 首页banner
*/
@interface B0_BannerCell_iPhone : BeeUICell
AS_OUTLET( BeeUIScrollView, list )
AS_OUTLET( BeeUIPageControl, pager )
@end
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package cosmos
import (
"github.com/hashicorp/terraform-plugin-sdk/helper/schema"
)
type Registration struct{}
// Name is the name of this Service
func (r Registration) Name() string {
return "CosmosDB"
}
// WebsiteCategories returns a list of categories which can be used for the sidebar
func (r Registration) WebsiteCategories() []string {
return []string{
"CosmosDB (DocumentDB)",
}
}
// SupportedDataSources returns the supported Data Sources supported by this Service
func (r Registration) SupportedDataSources() map[string]*schema.Resource {
return map[string]*schema.Resource{
"azurerm_cosmosdb_account": dataSourceArmCosmosDbAccount(),
}
}
// SupportedResources returns the supported Resources supported by this Service
func (r Registration) SupportedResources() map[string]*schema.Resource {
return map[string]*schema.Resource{
"azurerm_cosmosdb_account": resourceArmCosmosDbAccount(),
"azurerm_cosmosdb_cassandra_keyspace": resourceArmCosmosDbCassandraKeyspace(),
"azurerm_cosmosdb_gremlin_database": resourceArmCosmosGremlinDatabase(),
"azurerm_cosmosdb_gremlin_graph": resourceArmCosmosDbGremlinGraph(),
"azurerm_cosmosdb_mongo_collection": resourceArmCosmosDbMongoCollection(),
"azurerm_cosmosdb_mongo_database": resourceArmCosmosDbMongoDatabase(),
"azurerm_cosmosdb_sql_container": resourceArmCosmosDbSQLContainer(),
"azurerm_cosmosdb_sql_database": resourceArmCosmosDbSQLDatabase(),
"azurerm_cosmosdb_sql_stored_procedure": resourceArmCosmosDbSQLStoredProcedure(),
"azurerm_cosmosdb_table": resourceArmCosmosDbTable(),
}
}
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHHA!!!!!!!!!! From experience as an electrician, getting shocked by 120volts isnt that bad getting hit with the white wire from flourecent lights is MUCH worse, I've been shocked multiple times and have even destroyed a couple tools by shocking them. Incredible pain in the nipples, yes. Heart stopping, yes it can happen. Brain damage, no the current would have to travel through or accross the brain for brain damage, however nerve damage on and between his nipples can happen. This is just another example of not only how stupid people are, but how desperate people are to get money from a source when they don't deserve it.
Fun fact: electricity always takes the path of least resistance. Meaning, if you contact eletrical polls on your index finger and thumb, thats where you get shocked because thats the easiest path for the electricity to go.A wise man speaks because he has something to say, a fool speaks because he has to say something. - unknown
I guess if his heart actually stopped then he might have got brain damage from lack of oxygen to the brain. Frankly though it seems unlikely it could have made much difference, he was clearly as thick as shit to begin with.If you're going through hell, keep going. - Winston Churchill
You cannot post new topics in this forum.
You cannot reply to topics in this forum.
You cannot delete your posts in this forum.
You cannot edit your posts in this forum.
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package com.guokr.simbase.command;
import com.guokr.simbase.SimCallback;
import com.guokr.simbase.SimCommand;
import com.guokr.simbase.SimEngine;
public class BList extends SimCommand {
@Override
public String signature() {
return "";
}
@Override
public void invoke(SimEngine engine, SimCallback callback) {
engine.blist(callback);
}
}
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An input device or pointing device is a hardware component that allows a computer user to input data into a computer. A control, sometimes referred to as a widget, is an interface element that the computer user interacts with, such as by using an input device, to provide a single interaction point for the manipulation of data. |
# This file is part of the Sylius package.
# (c) Paweł Jędrzejewski
sylius:
resource:
not_enabled: "La ressource spécifiée est désactivée"
not_disabled: "La ressource spécifiée est activée"
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Could we have a low-cost version of UW?
Tuition inflation has always been a subject that has fascinated me. How can our political system stand idly by as our public universities increase tuition at double the rate of inflation? How could a trend that is so harmful to the middle-class (I'm not even talking working class nobody cares about them) stand stronger against the will of the people than even the most powerful Wall Street banks?
What is more fascinating is that nobody seems to have a definitive explanation for why students have to pay more and more every year. Liberals blame declining state support, while conservatives tend to place the blame on wasteful administration and high professor salaries.
All of these points inevitably show up in every discussion of the issue, in addition to an unavoidable observation about campus life these days: made it impossible for public universities to stay out of the rat-race to attract out-of-state students. In order to impress donors and prospective students, universities feel the need to constantly build big, expensive facilities and offer amenities that students should by no means expect.
I could say that we need more state funding to lower tuition, but somehow that ends up getting absorbed into the ongoing competition with other elite schools. The best thing for state governments to do is implement tuition freezes and force universities to evaluate their priorities. |
.uk-text-center
%h3.uk-card-title= t('devise.registrations.title')
= simple_form_for(resource, as: resource_name, url: registration_path(resource_name), class: 'uk-form-stacked') do |f|
= f.error_notification
.uk-form-controls.uk-margin
= f.input :email, required: true, autofocus: true, input_html: { class: 'uk-input' }, placeholder: 'Email', label: false
.uk-form-controls.uk-margin
= f.input :password, required: true, autofocus: true, input_html: { class: 'uk-input' }, placeholder: 'Password', label: false, hint: ("#{@minimum_password_length} characters minimum" if @minimum_password_length)
.uk-form-controls.uk-margin
= f.input :password_confirmation, required: true, autofocus: true, input_html: { class: 'uk-input' }, placeholder: 'Password Confirmation', label: false
.uk-form-row
= f.button :submit, t('devise.registrations.title'), class: 'uk-button uk-button-primary'
%br
= render "devise/shared/links"
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Adaptive control of pursuit, vergence and eye torsion in humans: basic and clinical implications.
Recent research from our laboratory has been directed at understanding the range of capabilities for adaptive control of eye movements in normal human subjects. For smooth pursuit, different motor responses to the same sensory stimulus (horizontal target motion) can be learned, stored and gated in or out, according to context (vertical eye position). The dynamic properties of the 'open-loop' portion of horizontal, disparity-driven vergence eye movements are under adaptive control. Eye torsion is also subject to adaptive control, including torsional 'phoria adaptation' and cross-coupling of torsion into the horizontal vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR). Finally, lesions of the oculomotor vermis in monkeys produce disordered binocular ocular motor function: 'esodeviations' in the absence of disparity cues, and decreased adaptation of the horizontal phoria to a sustained disparity induced by wearing a horizontal prism in front of one eye. |
Q:
react native change webview source on button click
I merely want to change the source of a webview component to a different url once a button outside of the webview is clicked. I'm blown away there is not an easier way to do this. I've been told to use 'refs' but I'm not even sure that will work considering my unique situation.
To convey what I'm looking to to I'm mixing in some web js.
doAppNotification() {
// some objc code is run
// receiveAppNotification is called
}
receiveAppNotification() {
let wv = document.getElementById("webview"); // !! how can I do something like this in react native??
wv.source="http://some.other.site";
}
...
<Webview
id="webview"
source={{uri: "https://www.google.com"}}
/>
<Button
onClick={doAppNotification}
/>
A:
You can easily use component state to achieve desired behavior. Changing state will fire a component re-render and will open up the new uri you set.
export default MyComponent extends Component {
constructor(props) {
super(props);
this.state = {
url: 'https://defaulturl'
}
}
someEvent = (e) => {
this.setState({ url: 'https://toanewurl' });
}
render(){
const { url } = this.state;
return(
<React.Fragment>
<WebView source={{uri: url}} />
<Button onClick={this.someEvent} />
</React.Fragment>
)
}
}
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Q:
Prestashop, custom module, Get SQL value for the configuration form with $helper->fields_value
I'm currently creating my first Prestashop module, and I use the native function $helper to generate my configuration forms.
I'm ok when using the basic fonction "Configuration::get" but because the limited size of the table ps_configuration, I use a new sql table, and I wish to load the data of this table in my form.
Actually my module contain that code when querying the ps_configuration table :
$helper->fields_value['ZC_PREFOOTERBAND_DATA'] = $ZC_PREFOOTERBAND_DATA;
And I tried to query my customtable like this :
$query='SELECT `data`
FROM `'._DB_PREFIX_.'customtable`
WHERE `option` = \'ZC_PREFOOTERBAND_DATA\';';
$sql = Db::getInstance()->ExecuteS($query);
But my form still blank, I can't get my sql data.
Any idea ?
Thanks
A:
I found the solution :)
I did a misstake with my variables ...
To many variables, that's don't help ^^'
So the right solution to get the sql value is that one :
$query='SELECT `data`
FROM `'._DB_PREFIX_.'customtable`
WHERE `option` = \'ZC_HEALTHBAND_DATA\';';
$ZC_HEALTHBAND_DATA = Db::getInstance()->getValue($query);
$helper->fields_value['ZC_HEALTHBAND_DATA'] = $ZC_HEALTHBAND_DATA;
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Q:
How to define a destructor of a class B if B uses class A (c++)?
I have a class A.
A has its own destructor.
I use A to define B as follows.
class A{
protected:
int* array;
public:
A(int size){array = new int[size];}
~A() { delete [] array;}
}
class B{
public:
A x;
}
How should I define the destructor for B?
Thanks in advance.
A:
You don't have to do anything special with class B. The compiler generated destructor will do the right thing in this case.
class A on the other hand is either missing an assignment operator and a copy constructor, or you have to disable these by making them private. The compiler generated ones will cause problems if you copy or assign an A instance (and hence, a B instance too. See the rule of three.
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Q:
How can I set the form action through JavaScript?
I have an HTML form whose action should be set dynamically through JavaScript. How do I do it?
Here is what I am trying to achieve:
<script type="text/javascript">
function get_action() { // Inside script tags
return form_action;
}
</script>
<form action=get_action()>
...
</form>
A:
You cannot invoke JavaScript functions in standard HTML attributes other than onXXX. Just assign it during window onload.
<script type="text/javascript">
window.onload = function() {
document.myform.action = get_action();
}
function get_action() {
return form_action;
}
</script>
<form name="myform">
...
</form>
You see that I've given the form a name, so that it's easily accessible in document.
Alternatively, you can also do it during submit event:
<script type="text/javascript">
function get_action(form) {
form.action = form_action;
}
</script>
<form onsubmit="get_action(this);">
...
</form>
A:
Plain JavaScript:
document.getElementById('form_id').action; //Will retrieve it
document.getElementById('form_id').action = "script.php"; //Will set it
Using jQuery...
$("#form_id").attr("action"); //Will retrieve it
$("#form_id").attr("action", "/script.php"); //Will set it
A:
Very easy solution with jQuery:
$('#myFormId').attr('action', 'myNewActionTarget.html');
Your form:
<form action=get_action() id="myFormId">
...
</form>
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History/Lore
Dendar the Night Serpent came into existence shortly after the first being slept and had a nightmare. She has an uncountable horde of horrible dreams and foul visions in her gullet that she has been devouring since the dawn of time. She relishes the taste of particularly choice nightmares and savors the dreams of kings and deities alike. More horrifying, if she did not feed her insatiable appetite, every being, mortal or deity, would remember every nightmare he or she has ever dreamed in excruciating detail. Supposedly, she will be the harbinger of the end of the world and even the gods themselves.
Although she can slither across the Barrens of Doom and Despair or any of the lower planes at will, the Night Serpent is almost always found in her lair. Dendar lives in a vast cave near the oozing river that surrounds much of the Fugue Plane. The hiss of the Night Serpent's breathing echoes through the plane as she sleeps, contentedly gorged on the world's unremembered nightmares. Anyone who approaches her cave finds her awake and awaiting them with anticipatory delight as she savors and relives their worst unremembered nightmares. Her cavernous maw is large enough to swallow a giant, and her tongue can knock an armored man to the ground with a single flick. Beneath her tongue is a foul mire of greasy spittle and half-devoured bones—the corporeal manifestations of her dream diet's remnants.
Other Names
To the ancient Rus, Dendar was known as Nidhogg, the serpent who gnaws at the roots of the world tree that connects all things (Yggdrasil). In Calimport, she is known (incorrectly) as the Mother of the Night Parade. In the Jungles of Chult, Dendar is known as the Eater of the World. Legends tell of how Ubtao, Creator of Chult, will battle the Night Serpent when she emerges through a gigantic iron door located beneath one of the Peaks of Flame and attempts to eat the sun. If Ubtao fails in his duty, the stories say Dendar will readily devour the sun and the doom of the world will finally arrive. |
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Q:
QT's fromTime_t from QDateTime doesn't work
I tried using QDateTime's fromTime_t as follows:
QDateTime t;
time_t elapsedTime;
t.fromTime_t(elapsedTime);
The result is that nothing is assigned to the QDateTime object.
However, using the function setTime_t does work (this one isn't static).
Is something going on here I'm missing?
A:
fromTime_t is static and returns a QDateTime, so you have to use it like this:
time_t elapsedTime;
QDateTime t(QDateTime::fromTime_t(elapsedTime));
or you can do
time_t elapsedTime;
QDateTime t;
t.setTime_t(elapsedTime);
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Q:
How to log multiline entries with monolog like a formatted array?
I am trying to log an array with monolog in symfony.
$logger = $this->get('logger');
$logger->info(=print_R($user,true));
the output i get is not formatted as a print_r would be expected. It logs it all on one line.
I do not have any monolog settings in my config.yml and suspect this may be the issue.
How can I log a print_r(array) using monolog so it displays formatted in a tail -f?
A:
Monolog uses Monolog\Formatter\LineFormatter by default without any arguments. Formatter is basically object that is responsible for final output in your logs. Look at constructor definition:
public function __construct($format = null, $dateFormat = null, $allowInlineLineBreaks = false, $ignoreEmptyContextAndExtra = false)
As you can see LineFormatter creates one line from your print_r output because of third argument. You need to define new service with custom arguments for LineFormatter.
# app/config/services.yml - for example
services:
monolog.my_line_formatter: # Your name
class: Monolog\Formatter\LineFormatter
arguments: [~, ~, true]
Now find your monolog definition and use formatter for what you need.
# Example from default config_dev.yml
monolog:
handlers:
main:
type: stream
path: "%kernel.logs_dir%/%kernel.environment%.log"
level: debug
formatter: monolog.my_line_formatter
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using System.Drawing;
using GMap.NET.WindowsForms;
namespace CloudsDemo
{
public class GMapImage : GMapMarker
{
private Image image;
public Image Image
{
get
{
return image;
}
set
{
image = value;
if (image != null)
{
Size = new Size(image.Width, image.Height);
}
}
}
public GMapImage(GMap.NET.PointLatLng p)
: base(p)
{
DisableRegionCheck = true;
IsHitTestVisible = false;
}
public override void OnRender(Graphics g)
{
if (image == null)
return;
g.DrawImage(image, LocalPosition.X, LocalPosition.Y, Size.Width, Size.Height);
}
}
}
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^Yep, I’m honestly surprised with how well he’s taken to that position, it suits him so well and shores up that defence competently enough by Arsenal’s own standards. His touch and footwork are oddly a lot different than what we’ve seen of him at CB, where sometimes he may get caught out and lunge to cover, alas, maybe there is more room for error at RB now as opposed to being nigh on infront of goal.
To be fair, full back isn’t the hardest position in the world. Just make sure your goal side of your winger, and support the team when attacking. It’s also a position where you probably get the most time on the ball. Fair play to Gabriel though, he’s done a job. |
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