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package com.brightcove.player.samples.bundledvideo.basic;
import android.net.Uri;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.widget.MediaController;
import com.brightcove.player.event.EventEmitter;
import com.brightcove.player.model.Video;
import com.brightcove.player.view.BrightcovePlayer;
import com.brightcove.player.view.BrightcoveVideoView;
/**
* This app illustrates how to load and play a bundled video with the Brightcove Player for Android.
*
* @author Billy Hnath
*/
public class MainActivity extends BrightcovePlayer {
@Override
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
// When extending the BrightcovePlayer, we must assign the BrightcoveVideoView
// before entering the superclass. This allows for some stock video player lifecycle
// management.
setContentView(R.layout.bundled_video_activity_main );
brightcoveVideoView = (BrightcoveVideoView) findViewById(R.id.brightcove_video_view);
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
// Add a test video from the res/raw directory to the BrightcoveVideoView.
String PACKAGE_NAME = getApplicationContext().getPackageName();
Uri video = Uri.parse("android.resource://" + PACKAGE_NAME + "/" + R.raw.shark);
brightcoveVideoView.add(Video.createVideo(video.toString()));
brightcoveVideoView.getAnalytics().setAccount(getString(R.string.account_id));
}
} |
@import url('fonts/monaco/monaco.css');
/* General ========================= */
.crayon-syntax {
overflow: hidden !important;
position: relative !important;
}
.crayon-syntax .crayon-toolbar {
position: relative;
overflow: hidden;
} |
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad spoke to French newspaper Le Figaro, and when asked how his country would respond to a military strike, he said, "The Middle East is a powder keg, and the fire is approaching today ... everyone will lose control of the situation when the powder keg explodes. Chaos and extremism will spread. The risk of a regional war exists."
But is the Aasad regime threatening "a regional war," or is this a message on behalf of its ally, Iran?
"We want it to be one and done, the president's made that very clear: Very limited strikes, very limited objectives – deterring, degrading the potential use of chemical weapons. He's doing it, our president, to show resolve," said former CIA director Gen. Michael Hayden, now a principal with the Chertoff Group, a risk-management and security firm.
"But guess what – Assad, and his Iranian and Hezbollah allies are going to want to show resolve, too, they're not going to want to give the United States a free ride for this kind of action," said Hayden, who added he expects "the Iranians engineering some kind of response."
Iran does not have the capability to send a nuclear missile, but they may use "strategic reach" weapons, which is Hezbollah, said Hayden.
"They could then use Hezbollah to attack Americans, American interests in the region, and perhaps as far as North America," said Hayden.
The intelligence that the White House is using to convince Congress to approve a U.S. strike states, in part, "We have intelligence that leads us to assess that Syrian chemical weapons personnel – including personnel assessed to be associated with the SSRC – were preparing chemical munitions prior to the attack. In the three days prior to the attack, we collected streams of human, signals and geospatial intelligence that reveal regime activities that we assess were associated with preparations for a chemical weapons attack … Our intelligence sources in the Damascus area did not detect any indications in the days prior to the attack that opposition affiliates were planning to use chemical weapons."
Many may read that intelligence and wonder why the U.S. did not take action if it knew a chemical attack was coming. That would be the wrong conclusion, said Hayden.
"It could be that only looking backward, having the information we now have, does it illuminate and give certainty to the information we had in prospect. Maybe it has this deep meaning only in retrospect," said Hayden.
For more of our interview with former CIA director Gen. Michael Hayden, check out the video above. |
Hedonist dating marriage agency
By looking inward, we can see how much society has indoctrinated us to believe the curious double standards of sexual “purity” in men and women.In exposing just how little sense these fears and anxieties make, we can help de-stigmatize virginity.
Exploring and exploding these fears is an important exercise in self-awareness and emotional intelligence.
But I’ve spent a lot of time talking about why being a virgin isn’t necessarily unusual or something to be ashamed of.
Instead, I want to turn this particular trope around for a moment and talk about people choose to have sex.
Ironically enough, the incel (or “involuntarily celibate”) community are among the most vociferous of the people who spread this fear.
By their own logic, their imposed abstinence is a mark of shame; the fact that nobody has chosen to sleep with them is proof of their inferiority.
Don't be concerned about being uncovered simply because these new You can simply just begin with incredible phrases like, "I seriously like your naughty voice" or sometimes "your intriguing voice makes me rock hard and I really want to party in person with you" or "I basically get soaked anytime I hear your enjoyable voice". |
Q:
How can i move files from one directory to another?
I am beginner in python . I want to move some files from one directory to another.
I just now i have to use some modules like Os and Shutil. and i write this code but it return an error:
import shutil
import os
source = os.listdir("/tmp/")
destination = "/tmp/newfolder/"
for files in source:
if files.endswith(".txt"):
shutil.move(files,destination)
please help me
A:
This is kind of a wild guess, but I'm pretty sure that this is your problem, so I'll give it a try.
Note that os.listdir returns a list of filenames only; it does not include the directory that was the parameter to os.listdir. I.e., you have to tell shutils.move where to find those files! Also, you might have to create the destination directory, if it does not yet exist. Try this:
import shutil, os
source = "/tmp/"
destination = "/tmp/newfolder/"
if not os.path.exists(destination):
os.makedirs(destination) # only if it does not yet exist
for f in os.listdir(source):
if f.endswith(".txt"):
shutil.move(source + f, destination) # add source dir to filename
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Q:
Which double arrow after line break
I wrote something like this in a paper.
$$a=b*c$$
$$\Leftrightarrow c=a / b$$
My professor corrected the double arrow with $\Updownarrow$. This is it the first time I encountered this symbol. Usually I use the one from left to right. Which arrow should I use after a line break?
A:
They mean the same thing, but I might use them slightly differently. For example
\begin{align}
A &\iff B \\
& \iff C
\end{align}
(note that the arrows align vertically), versus
\begin{gather}
A \\
\Updownarrow \\
B \\
\Updownarrow \\
C.
\end{gather}
I like the former better, but if the lines were very very long, or if one needed a little extra visual space, or if there were a commutative diagram running around, the latter might be preferable.
In case of the original statement, I probably wouldn't have even bothered with a line break, and would have simply written
$$ a = b\ast c \iff c = a/b.$$
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Q:
How to query all files attached to the Opportunity
I know how to query all the attachments related to the opportunity, but how to do the same for files attached. Seems like a file is a part of a content library.
A:
Solved. The file is actually a content document and could be easily obtained via foreign key:
SELECT ContentDocumentId FROM ContentDocumentLink WHERE LinkedEntityId = '<Opportunity or other object id here>'
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Q:
Parse Error in PHP with MongoDB
I'm trying to query a mongodb database with the _id stored in a session variable...
getting the _id and store as session variable:
$_SESSION['user']['userid']=$user['_id']->{'$id'};
querying db - error on this line:
$user=collection->findOne(array('_id' => new MongoId($_SESSION['user']['userid'])));
can't figure it out.
A:
Should be $user=$collection->findOne(array('_id' => new MongoId($_SESSION['user']['userid']))); You missed a $ infront of collection
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Update on cholinergic enhancement therapy for Alzheimer disease.
Although patients with Alzheimer disease have a well-demonstrated deficit in cortical cholinergic markers, treatments designed to enhance cholinergic activity in the central nervous system have not achieved the clinical success of dopamine replacement for Parkinson disease. A brief review of recent clinical reports and some developments in the neurosciences suggests that it may be premature, however, to abandon the search for benefit from cholinergic enhancement therapy in Alzheimer disease. |
The present invention concerns a device for the remote control of the position of a bed-plate borne by a mobile apparatus such as a camera holder plate mounted on an automotive vehicle.
Numerous techniques are known to remotely control the orientation of a view finder element in order to follow the displacement or evolution of mobile elements by the use of view finder elements which can be a piece of artillery in military applications or a cinema or television camera in certain civil applications. By rotating the view finder element in two orthogonal planes by the use of a control and electric motors or hydraulic jacks in the applications requiring considerable effort, it is easy to achieve a complete sweep of all the space by the view finder element.
When the view finder element such as a camera, is mounted on a rapidly moving element and subjected to a field of intense and varied vibrations, such as a fast-moving automotive vehicle, the following of the evolution of another moving element such as a moving subject being filmed becomes more aleatory since, on the one hand, the view finder element cannot always be rapidly disposed for alignment with moving subjects, and is often hampered by blind angles of the vehicle, and on the other hand, the vibrations and oscillations of the carrier vehicle are transmitted to the camera holder plate, sometimes being amplified and rendering certain images blurred while partially blocking the sight and sometimes temporarily blocking the jacks and/or orientation motors of the support plate. |
oh yeah. he doesn't sound like a lot of fun - if you catch my drift. what are you guys doing for the bachelorette party? if you need entertainment i might be for hire. i would totally give those chicks a thrill. |
using System;
namespace LinqToTwitter
{
enum GeoAction
{
CreatePlace
}
}
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C11H16N2O2
{{DISPLAYTITLE:C11H16N2O2}}
The molecular formula C11H16N2O2 may refer to:
Aloracetam
Aminocarb
Carbenzide
Pilocarpine
Safrazine |
Contending mediated risk messages: a grounded theory of the physician-patient discussion of a prescription medication's changing risk.
This study investigated the process and message strategies physicians use to communicate the changing risk of medication to patients with chronic medical conditions. The study purposes were to identify mediated messages' effects on the risk discussion and to develop a model of the changing risk communication process. Using a grounded theory approach, this study systematically analyzed physician reports of clinic risk communication to explain how the process occurs inductively. Overall, physicians described an intermediate model of the patient-physician relationship, identifying two types of patients. The communicatively active patient talked to salient others about and scanned media for health information and recognized when known risks of the medication have changed. The communicatively non-active patient may have passive exposure to health information but did not recognize known risks have changed. Physicians reported a difference in medical discussions with communicatively active patients compared to communicatively non-active patients. Theory generated here includes media exposure as a critical influence in the clinical risk discussion and the physician's response to those mediated messages as a distinguishing characteristic. A practical application of this generated theory is how it can be used to address the potential barriers of communicating about medication risk. |
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Transfer Advocate Gateway
The Transfer Advocate Gateway Program offers participants with academic support and
personal attention and TAG students will have the opportunity to sharpen their academic
skills, develop a support network of students, faculty and staff, and become an OWL
by getting familiar with KSU and its resources. |
After a little bit of confusion, Doctor Who showrunner Chris Chibnall has confirmed that New Year’s special Resolution WILL be set on New Year’s Day, aka the day it’s actually broadcasting on – and the team behind the episode have also dropped a lot of tantalising new hints about what to expect from the hour-long adventure.
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“The episode is set on New Year’s Day,” Chibnall told Doctor Who Magazine. “There’s no better way to start a new year than with Doctor Who.”
“You want the Special to feel like an event. It always performs a slightly different function to the rest of the series – you want it to be like an opener and a finale all rolled into one.
“You want it to be accessible to those who’ve missed the series, but you also want to reward the audiences and fans who’ve been there for the whole ride.
“Most of all, you want it to feel like a treat: a big, thrilling, explosive, moving, cheeky, surprising treat,” he concluded.
“Basically, you want the Special to be epic. And I promise, it’s going to be epic.”
That’s a LOT of exciting adjectives to throw around – though as it turns out, Chibnall still missed a few out, with episode guest star Nikesh Patel revealing that we could also expect some seriously scary parts in the festive story.
“I had an awareness that Doctor Who was a show where episodes can be tonally very different to each other. This felt like a psychological thriller in some ways, and that was on the page when we got into it. Then obviously it lightens up with all the wit that the four regulars bring to it.”
“What I hope is that everyone enjoys the Special for what it is because it’s incredibly fun,” added episode director Wayne Yip.
“And I hope that new fans have a great time because it’s such a popcorn, blockbuster version of Doctor Who.” |
Strength training for cyclists has been the early season norm for many decades and for good reason too. Hitting the weight room increases core strength, stability and balances the muscular system, preventing overuse and injury. |
The C++ static type system is beneficial in many ways; it can, however, also be a straitjacket. Is there a rationale for dynamic type layer on top of a statically typed language like C++? Given both historical (ANSI C union and void*, Microsoft COM Variant, boost::[variant, any, lexical_cast]) and recent (boost::type_erasure, Facebookfolly::dynamic) development trends, the answer is a resounding “yes”.
This presentation is based on Poco::Dynamic::Var (aka Poco::DynamicAny) – a dynamic-typing set of C++ classes; furthermore, it will show the simplicity and practical advantages of mapping ad-hoc generated data sets of unknown type, size, and structure to C++ data structures. Specifically, the presentation demonstrates how to:
Surely, this must be very complicated to do in C++, right? Not at all – we’ll demonstrate all of the above done with a single line of code and then peek under the hood to see where/how does the magic happen. Portable? Of course. Scalable? You bet – it’s C++! The content of this presentation fits perfectly into modern AJAXian trends and we’ll prove it with an ExtJS example; it prompts re-thinking of the rationale for (a) employing dynamic languages on the server side or (b) polluting HTML with server-side code.
If you are in the neighborhood or interested enough to travel, register online (it’s free) and stop by for some good time and interesting presentations/discussions. Also, if interested in my speech, indicate it on the Code Camp website so I can gauge what audience size to expect. See you there! |
Q:
Annotation for naming classes to be read by reflection
My application allows developers to create some plugins. Сompliance with the requirements determined by base abstract class. Each plugin must have a name. I want to solve this problem by using annotations. So, I defined my own annotation Name as follows:
@Retention(RetentionPolicy.RUNTIME)
public @interface Name {
public String value();
}
I put this annotaion and base abstract class CommonPlugin into separate module and build it as JAR-file to share with developers.
Then I import package and put this annotation before the defenition of me test plugin as follows:
@Name("Test plugin")
public class TestPlugin extends CommonPlugin {
Then I reflect all given plugins through URLClassLoader and can't find necessary annotation at TestPlugin class. But if I define Name annotation into the same package the TestPlugin class is, I can find it. It should be so or am I doing something wrong?
A:
Turning my coment into an answer so it can be accepted.
Make sure that the unqualified name Name refers to the same qualified name in all of your source files. In sources from different packages than the one containing the annotation, there should be a non-wildcard import for Name, and there should be no class with that name in that other package itself.
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Q:
Refer to own class in a static method
Is there a shorthand for referring to its own class in a static method?
Say I have this piece of code:
class SuperLongClassName(object):
@staticmethod
def sayHi():
print 'Hi'
@staticmethod
def speak():
SuperLongClassName.sayHi() # Is there a shorthand?
A:
Yes, use @classmethod instead of @staticmethod. The whole point of @staticmethod is to remove the extra class parameter if you don't need it.
class SuperLongClassName(object):
@classmethod
def sayHi(cls):
print 'Hi'
@classmethod
def speak(cls):
cls.sayHi()
A:
You probably want a classmethod. It works like a staticmethod, but takes the class as an implicit first argument.
class Claaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaass(object):
@classmethod
def foo(cls):
print cls.__name__
Claaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaass.foo() # prints Claaa...
Warning:
class Subclaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaass(
Claaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaass):
pass
Subclaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaass.foo() # prints Subclaaa...
Alternatively, define a shorter alias for your class at module level:
class Claaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaass2(object):
@staticmethod
def foo():
return _cls2
_cls2 = Claaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaass2
# prints True
print (Claaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaass2 is
Claaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaass2.foo())
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[Cytomegalovirus enterocolitis: a rare cause of gastrointestinal ischemia and bleeding].
Cytomegalovirus (CMV) infections are frequent in patients with severe immunodeficiency. We report a case of isolated digestive localization in a young woman initially non-immunocompromised. Initially, she was admitted in the intensive-care unit for a severe post-operative shock secondary to a respiratory distress syndrome. She then developed severe enterocolitis which was initially unexplained. Outcome was favorable but digestive perforations required multiple surgical digestive resections. The histological diagnosis was confirmed by immunofluorescence staining and the antigenemia and specific antibodies kinetics. We emphasize the various characteristics of this pathology and point out the risk of missing this unusual cause of digestive perforation and severe bleeding. |
Respiratory gas levels interact to control ventilatory motor patterns in isolated locust ganglia.
Large insects actively ventilate their tracheal system even at rest, using abdominal pumping movements, which are controlled by a central pattern generator (CPG) in the thoracic ganglia. We studied the effects of respiratory gases on the ventilatory rhythm by isolating the thoracic ganglia and perfusing its main tracheae with various respiratory gas mixtures. Fictive ventilation activity was recorded from motor nerves controlling spiracular and abdominal ventilatory muscles. Both hypoxia and hypercapnia increased the ventilation rate, with the latter being much more potent. Sub-threshold hypoxic and hypercapnic levels were still able to modulate the rhythm as a result of interactions between the effects of the two respiratory gases. Additionally, changing the oxygen levels in the bathing saline affected ventilation rate, suggesting a modulatory role for haemolymph oxygen. Central sensing of both respiratory gases as well as interactions of their effects on the motor output of the ventilatory CPG reported here indicate convergent evolution of respiratory control among terrestrial animals of distant taxa. |
Q:
MariaDB: Enable Java Stored Procedure
I am trying to figure out how to use Java for writing stored procedures in MariaDB. There is a patch floating around stating that it is possible. I am unsure if this had become available standard.
If any of you have used Java to successfully write a stored procedure for MariaDB / MySQL please let me know.
A:
I assume the question is about using Java as a language for stored procedures, rather than SQL. It it not possible. Yes there was some work by Antony Curtis, that would make this kind of stored procedures possible. Alas, it is not part of MySQL/MariaDB or any distribution. Thus you won't be able to use it, at least right now.
Link to Antony's presentation about using external languages with MySQL
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One thought on “Bang! The Wild West Show US Release Date”
probably you will be happy to know that an official videogame version of “BANG!” is about to hit the market in next few months. It has been developed for very wide range of platforms and some exciting news will be revealed during this month. If you like it, visit our site and blog! |
// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
// Licensed under the MIT license.
package util
import "sort"
type KvByKey struct {
Key interface{}
Value string
}
func SortMapsByKey(m *map[string]interface{}) *[]KvByKey {
var sm []KvByKey
for k, v := range *m {
sm = append(sm, KvByKey{v, k})
}
sort.Slice(sm, func(i, j int) bool {
return sm[i].Value < sm[j].Value
})
return &sm
}
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Frank Miller: Proud To Be Ignorant
After Holy Terror, this isn’t exactly surprising, but it’s still impressive that Frank Miller still doesn’t seem to have a sense of what he sounds like when he says things like “I can tell you squat about Islam. I don’t know anything about it. But I know a goddamn lot about al Qaeda and I want them all to burn in hell.”
First, Holy Terror suggests that Miller doesn’t actually know very much about al Qaeda. Osama bin Laden may have been Saudi, but that doesn’t mean a huge number of terrorists are hiding out in Saudi-sponsored New York City mosques. Al Qaeda is not actually a more impressive organization than those run by fictional supervillains: it’s a small group who has caused substantial damage, but whose greatest victory is goading us into undermining our own values.
And knowing the difference between Islam and al Qaeda actually does matter. You want to marginalize the latter? Find ways to productively integrate people who practice the former into all kinds of societies. Prove al Qaeda has a pathetic, deluded worldview. Avoid slandering all Muslims as terrorists. Miller’s views are antithetical to his stated goals. And as it turns out, they don’t make for particularly good storytelling. Nuanced clashes of worldviews are much more fascinating than badly-drawn images of indistinct heroes crunching terrorists. |
Scanning electron microscopy of tissue response to irradiation.
Much of the work done so far with scanning electron microscopy to explore tissue damage by irradiation has used mouse or rat small intestine as a model. Variations are described in the response of this model with time after radiation, with dosage, with the method of irradiation and with the type of radiation. In the mouse, damage is expressed as a progression from normal finger shaped villi through the following stages: lateral villous collapse, vertical villous collapse, conical villi, rudimentary villi and flat mucosa, sometimes with ulceration. The presence of giant enterocytes is described and their relationship to time after radiation is discussed. The response of other organs is compared with that of small intestine and different methods are discussed for the assessment of the surface effects of radiation. A new method is proposed for assessing the relative effects of different types of radiation by defining the dosages required to produce two clearly recognizable effects, vertical villous collapse and conical villi. In conclusion, radiation damage is compared with other mucosal lesions and the areas most needing further work are highlighted. |
/// Sqflite mixins
///
/// Warning the API here are exposed to external implementation
export 'database_mixin.dart';
export 'factory_mixin.dart';
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Q:
No sound in Windows while inside a Minecraft world
Whenever I open a world in the Minecraft Regrowth Modpack, Curse, all my sounds stop playing. This does not just refer to Minecraft audio, but also to Chrome (YouTube) and the System sounds.
This only happens when I am using my Bluetooth Headset, when I disconnect the Headset and use the wired speakers instead, it works just fine. Once I leave the world, the sounds instantly start playing again.
The Windows Mixer shows the sound as well, it just does not play.
A:
Since this is kind of an odd thing and was not yet mentioned anywhere, I thought I might just leave the solution here for the next one to have this problem:
If you right click the Sound symbol on the right of the task bar, click "Playback devices" and select the "Bluetooth Handsfree Audio" and disconnect it. Not permanent, it has to be done after every reconnect over Bluetooth, but it works. Of course, if anyone knows a permanent solution for this, feel free to post it.
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Platelet adhesion to fluid and solid phospholipid membranes.
We have studied platelet adhesion to phospholipid model membranes in vitro. Our results showed that films made of egg lecithin, dioleoyllecithin or phosphatidylethanolamine from two different sources (egg yolk and E. coli) are unadhesive for platelets. Platelets adhered to films made of distearoyllecithin, dipalmitoyllecithin and N--stearoylsphingomyelin. According to electron spin resonance measurements, the former lipids were present during incubation with platelet-rich plasma above the phase transition temperature, whereas the latter were present below this temperature. Cross-linking of phosphatidylethanolamine films with glutaraldehyde or egg lecithin, as well as dioleoyllecithin with OsO4, abolishes the phase transition of the lipids in these films, transforming them to the solid state. After such treatment the films become adhesive for platelets. Thus fluid liquid crystalline phospholipid membranes are unadhesive for platelets; solid crystalline (gel) films are adhesive for these cells. We suggest that the fluidity of the plasma membrane has an essential role in making the endothelium unadhesive for platelets in vivo. |
If I create a Task with a delay, user that is responsible for that task gets an email after blocking period.
How can be defined trigger time for sending delayed task email notifications - same as daily summary notification emails ?
I can not find EMail.DailyTaskDelayed.TriggerTime in system properties of the engine.
You can write your a process start event bean with your custom criteria to run. I wrote a simple sample that starts a process if the time of day is later than the configured input. Of course you have to make it a little smarter for your task... |
import { Component } from '@angular/core';
import { FormGroup } from '@angular/forms';
import { FormlyFormOptions, FormlyFieldConfig } from '@ngx-formly/core';
@Component({
selector: 'formly-app-example',
templateUrl: './app.component.html',
})
export class AppComponent {
form = new FormGroup({});
model: any = {};
options: FormlyFormOptions = {};
fields: FormlyFieldConfig[] = [
{
key: 'Toggle',
type: 'toggle',
templateOptions: {
label: 'Toggle',
placeholder: 'Placeholder',
description: 'Description',
required: true,
},
},
];
}
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Q:
How do I replicate Gmail's "to" field where each item is an indivisible span?
I want to replicate the functionality of Gmail's "to" field where:
Each address is actually a div or span containing information
The user treats each email address as an atomic, indivisible element -- e.g. backspace will delete it with backspace
Elements are added by autocomplete. The implementation of autocomplete is outside of scope of this question. It's only here to clarify that an element is not just "text".
Initially, I thought it should be a contenteditable element. However, inspecting Gmail's elements more closely, it looks to me like it's an element that just responds to keydown events
Is there an accepted, easy way to do this, other than implementing the element (as well as key navigation) by hand?
A:
You can use a contenteditable container, and disable the content-editability of inner, immutable elements:
const input = document.querySelector("#input")
const button = document.querySelector("button")
button.addEventListener('click',()=>{
input.innerHTML+='<span contenteditable="false"> Immutable string </span>'
})
#input{
border:1px solid black;
}
span[contenteditable="false"]{
background-color:lightblue;
}
<div id="input" contenteditable="true"></div>
<button>Insert immutable test string</button>
Then, with some clever-written JavaScript, you can do anything with this approach.
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Assessing critical source areas in watersheds for conservation buffer planning and riparian restoration.
A science-based geographic information system (GIS) approach is presented to target critical source areas in watersheds for conservation buffer placement. Critical source areas are the intersection of hydrologically sensitive areas and pollutant source areas in watersheds. Hydrologically sensitive areas are areas that actively generate runoff in the watershed and are derived using a modified topographic index approach based on variable source area hydrology. Pollutant source areas are the areas in watersheds that are actively and intensively used for such activities as agricultural production. The method is applied to the Neshanic River watershed in Hunterdon County, New Jersey. The capacity of the topographic index in predicting the spatial pattern of runoff generation and the runoff contribution to stream flow in the watershed is evaluated. A simple cost-effectiveness assessment is conducted to compare the conservation buffer placement scenario based on this GIS method to conventional riparian buffer scenarios for placing conservation buffers in agricultural lands in the watershed. The results show that the topographic index reasonably predicts the runoff generation in the watershed. The GIS-based conservation buffer scenario appears to be more cost-effective than the conventional riparian buffer scenarios. |
Q:
Conversion from xhtml to html
How does the conversion happen from xhtml to html ? whatever we coded in xhtml is displayed in HTML format when we view the page source in browser. How it happens. Is it because of < !DOCTYPE >. if so what is the role of DOCTYPE in conversion from xhtml to html
A:
The Doctype is a declaration which tells the browser what is the type of HTML code in the page. That has nothing to do with JSF and with any conversion from xhtml to html.
What you call conversion is done by JSF. You have somewhere in your web.xml the following configuration:
<servlet>
<servlet-name>Faces Servlet</servlet-name>
<servlet-class>javax.faces.webapp.FacesServlet</servlet-class>
</servlet>
<servlet-mapping>
<servlet-name>Faces Servlet</servlet-name>
<url-pattern>*.xhtml</url-pattern>
</servlet-mapping>
To simplify, the FacesServlet interprets the XHTML code to produce the HTML file returned to the browser.
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
namespace KnockoutMvcDemo.Models
{
public class GiftListModel
{
public List<GiftModel> Gifts { get; set; }
public string ServerTime { get; set; }
public void AddGift()
{
Gifts.Add(new GiftModel());
}
public void RemoveGift(int index)
{
Gifts.RemoveAt(index);
}
public void Save()
{
ServerTime = DateTime.Now.ToString();
}
}
public class GiftModel
{
public string Title { get; set; }
public double Price { get; set; }
}
} |
/** Optimization pass which removes duplicate pure expressions. */
let optimize: Optimization_pass.t;
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Imaging of acute thoracic aortic injury due to blunt trauma: a review.
Much recent work on the use of computed tomography (CT) and transesophageal echocardiography in screening for and facilitating the diagnosis of acute thoracic aortic injury in the patient with blunt chest trauma has shown favorable results. This has led some physicians to question whether conventional thoracic aortography is still the reference standard. The purpose of this review article is to summarize the epidemiology and pathophysiology of acute thoracic aortic injury, the current status of the individual imaging modalities in use, and the surgeon's perspective. Despite a burgeoning literature and a confounding array of clinical and imaging advances, timely diagnosis of acute thoracic aortic injury remains a challenge. To overcome this problem, some trauma centers have used CT, transesophageal echocardiography, or both, in their diagnostic algorithm for acute thoracic aortic injury. These diagnostic algorithms are individually tailored by each institution and are still under investigation; therefore, no definite conclusions can be reached. |
Q:
Copying to clipboard with clipboard=unnamed set
In the ~/.vimrc the clipboard has been enabled:
set clipboard=unnamed
But after hitting v for Visual
and then hitting y (yank) then escape there is no contents in the clipboard.
https://www.python.org/about/gettingstarted/
What else needs to be done?
A:
Using clipboard=unnamed requires that your copy of Vim has system clipboard support built in. You can check this with the command:
echo has('clipboard')
Or simply by inspecting the output of:
:version
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Re: Deform a chain
I wasn't able to reproduce your result, but I did (eventually) get an "UPDATE/DELETE has gone through too many iterations" warning.
Edit your 'Along' Pattern Features and change the 'Pattern Method' (at the bottom of the Pattern Feature dialog) from Variational to Simple, and then recreate the Deformable Part feature. See if that helps. I had no problem deforming the part in an assembly once this was edited (attached). |
Linear in-phase quadrature (I/Q) transmitters typically use a local oscillator (LO) to drive transmit (Tx) mixers in which an input baseband Tx signal for transmission and a LO signal are mixed to produce a desired or wanted radio frequency (RF) Tx signal. The LO signal can be a square wave signal, and the mixing of the LO signal harmonics and the input baseband Tx signal under a non-linear output stage and a power amplifier (PA) normally results in generating third and fifth order distortions (e.g., third order counter intermodulation (CIM3) and the fifth order counter intermodulation (CIM5)) in the output Tx signal. Such distortions may fall into the spurious emissions region and LO harmonics cancellation transmitter may be used to cancel the LO harmonics in order to improve CIM3 and CIM5 performance. However, cancellation of the LO harmonics can be limited due to non-ideal circuit elements. |
Bullied high school student Tommy (Daniel Flaherty) is suddenly befriended by his chief tormentor, Matt (Kenton Duty), the school's most popular student and star athlete. Tommy is suspicious, but is forced to accept the awkward friendship in order to enter a cooking contest with a big prize. And besides, it's so much easier to impress his crush, Sarah (Katherine McNamara), when he's not getting beat up by Matt and his team. As the cooking contest heats up, Sarah sniffs out a conspiracy, but nobody wants to hear about it. Can Tommy trust his budding friendship with Matt or is it all a huge joke on him? Written by Anonymous |
Tag: Nepal
One of the boxes We're off to Nepal again and I've put together what I hope will be an adequate but lightweight and compact sketch kit. I got tired of trying to get enough colour out of watercolour pans so I've squeezed paint out of tubes into a couple of plastic boxes with partitions in… Continue reading Travel sketch kit for Nepal→ |
MEDICAID DEBATE: Public Hearing Held
Lawmakers heard from Iowans both for and against medicaid expansion at a special public hearing Tuesday night.
“We’ve seen throughout history that the federal government and federal congress changes it’s mind and changes the laws as they see fit as it meets the time.” said Sean Yolish with Merit Insurance Solutions, “Should we pass this today, how are we going to afford it and what are we going to tell our citizens next year if congress cuts off that subsidy?”
Those opposed to the expansion say its costly and ineffective. They prefer Governor Branstad’s “Healthy Iowa” plan. It would offer incentives for low income Iowans to get involved in prevention programs.
The expansion was already approved in the Senate. The Iowa house is yet to vote. |
Oppositely charged polyelectrolytes form tough, self-healing, and rebuildable hydrogels.
A series of tough polyion complex hydrogels is synthesized by sequential homopolymerization of cationic and anionic monomers. Owing to the reversible interpolymer ionic bonding, the materials are self-healable under ambient conditions with the aid of saline solution. Furthermore, self-glued bulk hydrogels can be built from their microgels, which is promising for 3D/4D printing and the additive manufacturing of hydrogels. |
Bacterial translocation in dianhydrodulcitol-treated mice.
Escherichia, Proteus, Klebsiella and Streptococcus strains were isolated from mesenteric lymph nodes, spleens and livers of conventional mice treated with dianhydrodulcitol (DAD), indicating that intestinal bacteria had appeared in organs usually containing no bacteria. The frequency of bacterial translocation showed direct relation to the dose of the drug and appeared simultaneously with the spleen atrophy caused by DAD. |
package com.eveningoutpost.dexdrip.UtilityModels;
// jamorham
// TODO check this reference handling
import com.eveningoutpost.dexdrip.Models.UserError;
import com.eveningoutpost.dexdrip.xdrip;
import com.polidea.rxandroidble2.RxBleClient;
import java.util.concurrent.ConcurrentHashMap;
import io.reactivex.plugins.RxJavaPlugins;
public class RxBleProvider {
private static final ConcurrentHashMap<String, RxBleClient> singletons = new ConcurrentHashMap<>();
public static synchronized RxBleClient getSingleton(final String name) {
final RxBleClient cached = singletons.get(name);
if (cached != null) return cached;
//UserError.Log.wtf("RxBleProvider", "Creating new instance for: " + name); // TODO DEBUG ONLY
final RxBleClient created = RxBleClient.create(xdrip.getAppContext());
singletons.put(name, created);
RxJavaPlugins.setErrorHandler(e -> UserError.Log.d("RXBLE" + name, "RxJavaError: " + e.getMessage()));
return created;
}
public static RxBleClient getSingleton() {
return getSingleton("base");
}
}
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The Fingal Macra ladies made it to the All-Ireland Final of the event held recently at Gormanston College in County Meath. Macra National President, Alan Jagoe, speaking after the event, congratulated everyone who took part. Mr. Jagoe said: 'Competitions like indoor soccer are a great hobby for young people along with being great fun. Macra, along with the NDC, encourages members to get involved in sports as great exercise and a way of meeting new people. 'Indoor soccer is as popular as ever, as seen by the many competitors who battled it out for the coveted titles today. 'Being active is crucial for health and wellbeing and Macra, along with the National Dairy Council, are keen to emphasise the benefits of both exercise and healthy eating. Drinking a glass of skimmed milk after taking part in sports is a great way to rehydrate as a number of research studies indicated.' |
Davis was driving a tan Chrysler PT Cruiser southbound on the West Sam Houston Parkway South service road when he ran a red light at Harwin. The Chrysler then struck a red Honda Civic, causing it to spin around several times and burst into flames, killing the Honda’s driver.
A female passenger in the Chrysler was transported to SouthwestMemorialHospital with non life-threatening injuries. |
ChangeNatGatewayCompartmentDetails
==================================
.. currentmodule:: oci.core.models
.. autoclass:: ChangeNatGatewayCompartmentDetails
:show-inheritance:
:special-members: __init__
:members:
:undoc-members:
:inherited-members: |
Mother Earth
Sometimes I miss the voicesBecause they made me feel not aloneWhen the reality of people Was too much to take on.
I will lie here in the dirtAnd feel Mother Earth’s embraceI will one day standFor now though I will lay.
____________________________
Going through all of my journals for my memoir I’ve been stumbling on some of my writings that show my loneliness from years ago but I always had Mother Earth. I still find peace and calm in her presence. I remember lying on the ground many times just feeling her cool touch to soothe me while clouds floated above ever changing like my emotions at the time.
As much as I’m beyond over social distancing it does make my heart smile that so many have been given the opportunity to reconnect with Mother Earth and she in turn has been given time to heal. She will heal us if we just give her the chance.
This piece also reminds me of how back then I would have probably welcome self isolation because I do remember it being impossible to leave my home at times. Isn’t it ironic that now that I’ve been given the chance to self isolate away from the world I don’t want it? I spent too many years hiding behind the walls of my home.
Also this is why journaling and documenting your life is so important. One day you can look back and realize how far you have come and that you are a true badass! |
import { readFileSync } from 'fs';
import { extractPackageFile } from './extract';
const helmDefaultChartInitValues = readFileSync(
'lib/manager/helm-values/__fixtures__/default_chart_init_values.yaml',
'utf8'
);
const helmMultiAndNestedImageValues = readFileSync(
'lib/manager/helm-values/__fixtures__/multi_and_nested_image_values.yaml',
'utf8'
);
describe('lib/manager/helm-values/extract', () => {
describe('extractPackageFile()', () => {
beforeEach(() => {
jest.resetAllMocks();
});
it('returns null for invalid yaml file content', () => {
const result = extractPackageFile('nothing here: [');
expect(result).toBeNull();
});
it('returns null for empty yaml file content', () => {
const result = extractPackageFile('');
expect(result).toBeNull();
});
it('returns null for no file content', () => {
const result = extractPackageFile(null);
expect(result).toBeNull();
});
it('extracts from values.yaml correctly with same structure as "helm create"', () => {
const result = extractPackageFile(helmDefaultChartInitValues);
expect(result).toMatchSnapshot();
});
it('extracts from complex values file correctly"', () => {
const result = extractPackageFile(helmMultiAndNestedImageValues);
expect(result).toMatchSnapshot();
});
});
});
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The present invention is related to umbrellas, and more particularly to an umbrella all the parts of which are completely made of plastic material and can be conveniently set up by a non-skilled people.
The folding radial frame of a regular umbrella is generally made of metal material which is complicated and expensive to manufacture or assemble. Because metal material is electrically conductive, it is dangerous to hold an umbrella of metal folding radial frame under the flash of lightning. The present invention has been accomplished to eliminate the these problems. |
Some “Harry Potter” fans were outraged when director David Yates said Albus Dumbledore wouldn’t be “explicitly” gay in the upcoming “Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald.”
In the “Fantastic Beasts” sequel, a young Albus Dumbledore (Jude Law) makes his debut. Grindelwald (Johnny Depp) will also be a big focus of the film. “Harry Potter” author J.K. Rowling has stated that Dumbledore is gay and had a romantic interest in his friend Grindelwald.
As the film would feature both characters together, some fans had hoped Dumbledore’s sexuality would be explored. At first, Yates explained that wouldn’t be the focus.
“Not explicitly,” Yates said at the time. “But I think all the fans are aware of that. He had a very intense relationship with Grindelwald when they were young men. They fell in love with each other’s ideas, and ideology and each other.”
In a new interview for Empire magazine, Yates says that Dumbledore’s sexuality will be known in the film.
“This part of this huge narrative that Jo is creating doesn’t focus on his sexuality, but we’re not airbrushing or hiding it… The story [of the romantic relationship] isn’t there in this particular movie, but it’s clear in what you see… that he is gay,” Yates says.
“A couple of scenes we shot are very sensual moments of him and the young Grindelwald,” he added. |
The Philippine Korean Studies Symposium (PKSS) is an international conference that aims to promote Korean language education and Korean studies in the Philippines, raise interest among Filipino scholars and university students regarding Korea-related topics, and encourage the establishment of a Korean Studies program in the country. As a meeting of Filipino and Korean researchers and academics, the conference provides a venue for the sharing of research findings and hopes to create a community of scholars in Korean studies. |
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
require 'backburner'
require 'backburner/cli'
# bundle exec backburner foo,bar
Backburner::CLI.start(ARGV) |
Pentahaem cytochrome c nitrite reductase: reaction with hydroxylamine, a potential reaction intermediate and substrate.
The pentahaem enzyme cytochrome c nitrite reductase catalyses the reduction of nitrite to ammonia, a key reaction in the biological nitrogen cycle. The enzyme can also transform nitrogen monoxide and hydroxylamine, two potential bound reaction intermediates, into ammonia. Structural and mechanistic aspects of the multihaem enzyme are discussed in comparison with hydroxylamine oxidoreductase, a trimeric protein with eight haem molecules per subunit. |
using ClassifiedAds.Services.Notification.DTOs;
namespace ClassifiedAds.Services.Notification.Services
{
public interface IEmailMessageService
{
void CreateEmailMessage(EmailMessageDTO emailMessage);
}
}
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Q:
Best way to implement push notifications with Firebase
I am an iPhone app coder, and I'm using Firebase as my backend server. Firebase doesn't support Push Notifications, so I've been trying to figure out how to include them in my app. I've read this question: How to send an alert message to a special online user with firebase but it seems like more of a work-around than an actual solution.
Is there an answer on how to do this? Are there third parties or APIs that might seemlessly implement this functionality?
One solution I have tried is to use Zapier to connect Firebase to Pushover.
At this point, I've been able to observe events in the app that I'm coding and then get notifications in a pushover app on my iphone. However, ideally, I'd like to receive the notifications in my app, not in the pushover app, because I don't want users to need to have pushover in order to use my app and because I want users to receive their own distinct notifications, not notifications for everyone.
Does anyone have suggestions on how I should handle this issue?
Thanks for the help!
EDIT
This isn't a duplicate of this question: Does firebase handle push notifications? because I know Firebase doesn't directly handle push notifications. I'm looking for the best indirect way of handling push notifications with Firebase.
A:
Now Google rebranded GCM to Firebase Cloud Messaging and it now offers this cross platform service. Firebase also offers notifications.
These are the differences between these two services:
Firebase Cloud Messaging provides a complete set of messaging
capabilities through its client SDKs and HTTP and XMPP server
protocols. For deployments with more complex messaging requirements,
FCM is the right choice.
Firebase Notifications is a lightweight, serverless messaging solution
built on Firebase Cloud Messaging. With a user-friendly graphical
console and reduced coding requirements, Firebase Notifications lets
users easily send messages to reengage and retain users, foster app
growth, and support marketing campaigns.
If you want a more detailed comparison. Read this.
A:
If you want device to device push messages and not just server to device, the only solution I found was OneSignal. I was able to add basic device to device push message support for my app in about an hour and it is currently free.
Both Batch and Firebase only support server to device push messages, not what you want for a chat app
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Delancey
Editor’s Pick
If you’d wait an hour for simple combos of carefully sourced toppings on char-bubbled New York–style crusts—the plain Ballard haunt Delancey is your jam. Savor a brilliant chemistry project of a cocktail and a vegetable plate at the sister bar next door, Essex, then come back for a pillowy-crackly crusted pie with untempered tomato brightness and pairings of Zoe’s bacon, cremini mushrooms, basil, what have you. Gray salt, bittersweet chocolate chip cookies sustain a fan base.
Truth is, Seattle has easily twice this number of genuinely extraordinary restaurants. But here, including this year’s new standouts, are the most vivid, gracious, straight-up incredible destinations in town. |
Police confirm that the driver of a black BMW told California Highway Patrol officers that when he was in a vehicular collision last week, the other driver left the scene after the crash and that he recognized Rodman as that person. The driver of the BMW was not seriously injured but did say that he was in pain after the incident.
“Based on the driver’s statement, we have to investigate,” said CHP Officer Florentino Olivera.
Rodman, who has reportedly battled a drinking problem for many years, reportedly has a home about an hour from the scene of the accident. |
Q:
How do I install Perl script dependencies?
I have several scripts that I supply to users as tools for their engineering projects. These scripts contain a lot of duplicated code. I want to extract this code and maintain it in a set of modules. However, in order for this to work, the users would have to install these modules. I don't want to have to tell my users to "make install", etc., as I'm sure none of them would have the patience for that.
I understand that one option is to package everything together with PAR, but ideally the user would be able to open up && edit these scripts if they need to, just like they can now. They also need to be able to move them to whatever directory they want, and I don't want them to have to move a bunch of library files as well.
Is it possible to make a double-click file that installs some bundled Perl modules?
A:
I distribute my script as modules, and then use the normal CPAN toolchain to install them. See my articles Scripts as Modules and Automating Script Distributions with scriptdist. Once you have them in a conventional module distribution, you can install them from their current directory with cpan:
% cpan . # install from distribution in the current directory
Depending on how complex your situation is, you might want to create a DPAN, which is a private version of CPAN that your CPAN tools can draw from. You put all of your private modules there, point your CPAN tools at it, and everything happens as it does with a real CPAN mirror. You never have to share your work though.
A:
yeah package with either PAR or Shipwright (not sure about binaries). Also use scandeps.pl along the way.
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Steroid receptors in mammary glands and tumors of hysterectomised rats.
Epidemiological survey suggests that longer exposure of the breast to sex steroids may be one of the factors involved in increased risk for cancer. Using an experimental model of bilaterally hysterectomised rats, the sex steroid receptors in the mammary glands during growth as well as incidence and hormonal characteristics of chemically induced mammary tumors have been studied. Though steroid receptors were detectable in the mammary glands of the model earlier than in intact rats, the incidence or hormone dependency of the mammary tumors in the two groups were not considerably altered. |
SDK Support Policy
VMware Global Support Services offers help to customers wishing to make use of the Software Development Kits (SDKs), Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), and Command Line Interface (CLI) administration tools we ship as part of VMware vSphere, VMware NSX for vSphere and some related products. The level of support purchased determines the level of help a customer can expect to receive from VMware Global Support Services.
VMware Global Support Services does not offer help with writing or debugging complete custom programs. Customers wishing to get help developing complete custom programs should use the appropriate product in the VMware Discussion Forums or engage VMware Professional Services. |
Bryan Fischer returned to his radio broadcast today where he dedicated his first topic segment to explaining that no person who believes in evolution ought to ever be elected to public office.
“We don’t share ancestors with apes and baboons,” he proclaimed. “In fact, I would suggest to you that if a politician, if somebody wants to exercise political power and he is an evolutionist, he is disqualified from holding political office in the United States of America.”
Fischer went on to clarify that he doesn’t think there ought to be a law banning people who believe in evolution from holding office, merely that “that American people shouldn’t vote for them because that guy, if he does not believe that we are created beings and that our rights come to us from God, that man cannot be trusted to protect your civil rights”: |
Q:
Clean, efficient, infallible method of programmatically generating C# code files
I want to know if there is any good way of programmatically producing C# code without actually manipulating strings or StringBuilders. Additionally it should check if the code compiles, but I guess this can be done using CSharpCodeProvider.
I'm looking for something like the following:
CodeUnit unit = new CodeUnit();
unit.AddDefaultUsings();
unit.AddUsing("MyApi.CoolNameSpace", "MyApi.Yay");
var clazz = unit.AddClass("GeneratedClass", Access.Public);
clazz.AddConstructor("....");
if(unit.Compile() != true)
//oh dang, somethings wrong!
else unit.WriteUTF8To("GeneratedClass.cs");
This might be part of the core library (Don't think CSharpCodeProvider can do this?) or an external library, but this is not my forte at all (dynamically producing code using c#), so if this seems clueless it's because I am!
A:
That's exactly what CodeDOM is for:
var unit = new CodeCompileUnit();
var @namespace = new CodeNamespace("GeneratedCode");
unit.Namespaces.Add(@namespace);
// AddDefault() doesn't exist, but you can create it as an extension method
@namespace.Imports.AddDefault();
@namespace.Imports.Add(new CodeNamespaceImport("MyApi.CoolNameSpace"));
var @class = new CodeTypeDeclaration("GeneratedClass");
@namespace.Types.Add(@class);
@class.TypeAttributes = TypeAttributes.Class | TypeAttributes.Public;
var constructor = new CodeConstructor();
constructor.Attributes = MemberAttributes.Public;
constructor.Parameters.Add(
new CodeParameterDeclarationExpression(typeof(string), "name"));
constructor.Statements.Add(…);
@class.Members.Add(constructor);
var provider = new CSharpCodeProvider();
var result = provider.CompileAssemblyFromDom(new CompilerParameters(), unit);
Although it can be quite verbose. Also, it tries to be language-independent, which means you can't use C#-specific features like static classes, extension methods, LINQ query expressions or lambdas using this API. What you can do though, is to put any string inside method body. Using this, you can use some of the C#-specific features, but only using string manipulation, which you were trying to avoid.
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Q:
How to get type of geometry in SQL Server?
I'm working with the geometry types in SQL Server and I'm wondering if there's any function to tell what kind of geometry something is (point, multipoint, polygon, etc.)?
A:
Looks like you want STGeometryType:
The OGC type names that can be returned by STGeometryType() are Point, LineString, Polygon, GeometryCollection, MultiPoint, MultiLineString, and MultiPolygon.
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Q:
How do you perform version control on TeX-related files that are used in multiple projects?
I'm an avid TeX user for quite some time now. I use LaTeX for most of my lecture notes and my assignments. That's why I'm usually working on about half a dozen LaTeX projects at a time. Over the time I have accumulated quite a lot of my own commands and environments which I store in a file makros.tex. I also have one large .bib File to store literature.
Since I only want to have a central copy of this file I used the following method for the last months:
Store the centralized files, makros.tex, lit.bib etc in a central folder called includes
Create a sym-link to this folder and put this link into my project folder
use \include{includes/makros.tex} etc in my project.
Now here is my problem: I started using git a few weeks ago for my C++ projects and became a really big fan of it. Hence I now want to use git for my TeX Projects as well. The Problem is however, that git doesn't really play well with symbolic links. Hence the folder includes is not actually uploaded.
How do you guys treat files you use for every project? I would really be interested in a file structure / workflow that accomplishes the following:
The files makros.tex and lit.bib are stored at only one location, in a folder includes/ on my computer.
I can include them in every project.
When I push my project to GitHub or Bitbucket the folder includes/ also gets pushed, that way, when a friend downloads my repo, he can compile my notes without me having to send him the includes/ folder.
In case this matters: I'm using Mac OS X as my primary and Ubuntu as my secondary OS.
A:
You can use git
submodules. Place the
shared code in a directory and create a git repository as usual. Then you can
add this repository to other projects as a submodule:
git submodule add <URL> <name>
When you clone the repository you can use the the --recursive switch to automatically pull in the submodules:
git clone --recursive <URL>
Using submodules ensures that the code is not duplicated and it is easy to include the code in other projects. Furthermore, submodules are a git feature and pose no problems for GitHub or Bitbucket.
git submodule - man
page
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This Deadpool T-shirt consist of round neck, the sleeves are short and it will give you a relax fit like anything. Overall is designed in the same manner and thus you will be provided the same as well. Grab yours today. |
Q:
is it acceptable to modify migrations
I'm joined a rails project which have been going for past two months. I saw that the developers are modifying existing migrations to change column types/names? When I ran migrations nothing happens and I get random errors like, method not found. When I deubug and check the database, find that the field names are different and thats the reason errors come.
As per my understanding for each modification of database, we need to create new migration.
Is this behavior of modifying existing migrations acceptable?
A:
Generally, once you check in a migration it should not be modified. For one project I was a part of, we reset the database on a regular basis and so people would modify migrations from time to time rather than create new ones, but it's not a practice I'm fond of.
So, if you want the default Rails migration behavior to work, no, don't change a migration that someone may have already used. However, if you are okay with working around the default behavior, it doesn't matter. Note: if you're running migrations on production to keep the database up to date, it's important that you never change a migration that has already been run on production!
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Q:
Is 'it' a pronoun or expletive in this sentence?
"Well, Ted," said the weatherman, "I don't know about that, but it's
not only the owls that have been acting oddly today. Viewers as far
apart as Kent, Yorkshire, and Dundee have been phoning in to tell me
that instead of the rain I promised yesterday, they've had a downpour
of shooting stars! Perhaps people have been celebrating Bonfire Night
early - it's not until next week, folks! But I can promise a wet night
tonight." (Harry Potter)
Is ‘it’ a pronoun indicating Bonfire Night, or expletive (or dummy it)?
A:
"it" refers to Bonfire Night. Put another way -
"people have been celebrating Bonfire Night early, because Bonfire Night's not until next week"
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Lookalikes: Can resemble pendulous Usnea in color & habit, but Alectoria has not axis. Greenish-yellow species of Alectoria can be mistaken for Ramalina or Evernia. Evernia is usually soft & pliable & doesn’t have raised white pseudocyphellae. Ramalina usually has flattened branches; the species with round, slender branches (like R. thrausta) have tips that curl up & develop a few granules, & the pseudocyphellae– if present– are more like dots. |
Nonlinear elastic response in solid helium: critical velocity or strain?
Torsional oscillator experiments show evidence of mass decoupling in solid 4He. This decoupling is amplitude dependent, suggesting a critical velocity for supersolidity. We observe similar behavior in the elastic shear modulus. By measuring the shear modulus over a wide frequency range, we can distinguish between an amplitude dependence which depends on velocity and one which depends on some other parameter such as displacement. In contrast with the torsional oscillator behavior, the modulus depends on the magnitude of stress, not velocity. We interpret our results in terms of the motion of dislocations which are weakly pinned by 3He impurities but which break away when large stresses are applied. |
Young players from across the country have the opportunity to work on their rugby skills on a Leicester Tigers Matchday Coaching Clinic and there are now only four opportunities left in the regular season to follow them. |
With the Harry Potter series celebrating its twentieth anniversary, it's time to talk about the only non-Dumbledore attempt J.K. Rowling made at queer coding: the werewolves that attacked children as a metaphor for AIDS
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In this week's episode of the Geeks OUT Podcast, Kevin (@Gilligan_McJew) is joined by @Megan_Sass as they discuss their excitement for a new season of Rick & Morty, wonder if the sequel to Fantastic Beasts & Where to Find Them will have queer love or queer-baiting, and celebrate the Star Wars: Forces of Destiny as our Strong Female Character of the Week.
...continue »
Cate Blanchett goes gothy in the Thor: Ragnarok trailer! Plus: the return of Sense8, the Young Pope goes Young (gay) Dumbledore, and that obscure new Star Wars movie gets a teaser trailer.
...continue »
J.K. Rowling has said Dumbledore and Grindelwald may factor into the unfolding film series that begins soon with Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. What could possibly happen, hmmm?
...continue » |
GameSpot First Look: Crush
Crush puts you in the role of Danny, an insomniac with some seriously twisted repressed memories. Danny enlists the aid of a therapist who apparently moonlights as a mad scientist, since the crackpot has created the "crush" machine, a device that can turn Danny's memories into abstract 3D levels of varying shapes and sizes. |
The disclosures herein relate generally to palm or wrist rests for a portable computer system, and more particularly to a method of retaining a user configurable pad.
As portable computer systems become intrinsically more advanced, the external features of the systems must be accordingly updated to reflect user trends. These external features not only serve the aesthetic function of portraying individuality of portable computer systems, but also serve the aesthetic function of providing an ergonomic interface to the portable computer user. One of the paramount aesthetic and design considerations of these external features is the material and orientation of pads used for the palm or wrist rest. Allowable space in which the pad will engage the portable computer, and the costs requirements of such a pad are concerns which need to be addressed in the design of these pads.
In the past, palm or wrist rests have been made of glued on foam type material, closed-cell foam, fabric-covered padding, vinyl-covered padding, or leather covered padding. These pads are not adequate as they are easily worn and are not efficiently manufactured.
Therefore, what is needed is an apparatus and method to retain a resilient pad material while maintaining tolerance requirements.
One embodiment, accordingly, is a pad retention apparatus comprising a base member including a protruding contoured surface and a peripheral edge extending from the contoured surface. A resilient pad member is supported by the contoured surface and has a terminal edge extending toward the peripheral edge. A frame member is attached to the peripheral edge and secures the terminal edge of the pad between the frame member and the base member.
Several advantages are achieved by the apparatus and method according to the illustrative embodiments presented herein. Die-cut gel materials are less expensive than molded gel parts. Furthermore, die-cut gel materials are more resilient and provide for a more aesthetically pleasing user interface, while still providing the value of being user configurable. |
Contact Nowrestaurant cafe wood chairsMade from durable hardwood and constructed by expert craftsmen, the restaurant cafe wood chairs at Sidior furniture are designed to hold up to high commercial traffic and stand the test of timeRead More |
Q:
Add a datepicker for each of the input element in the last cell of a HTML table
I have an HTML table with multiple rows and the element in the last cell is an input type="text". How can I add the datepicker for all the inputs in the last cell of my HTML table?
A:
Like this:
$("table").find("tr").each(function() {
$(this).find("td :last").datepicker();
});
DEMO
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STEP INTO THE CYCLE STUDIO
When it comes to pedaling it’s all about you and the bike. The beautiful thing about indoor cycling is you can start where you are, do what you can and let the energy of the group fuel your fitness.
Have you been eyeing up the cycle studio with interest, but also a bit of suspicion? If you find yourself peering curiously in at all those “cardio freaks” pedaling their hearts out, but aren’t brave enough to step inside – this one’s for you.
At first glance, you might think that everyone in the studio must be a hardcore cycle fanatic and there’s no place for someone just looking for a great cardio workout. That’s simply not true. It doesn’t matter if you love to ride bikes or have never ridden one in your life – anyone can enjoy this highly effective type of training.
You don’t need padded lycra shorts or special shoes, either. A towel and water bottle are all that’s required to get your sweat on while cycling.
Studio cycling often gets overlooked for fitness newbies, but it’s actually the perfect place to start. The simple act of pedaling will get your legs moving and your heart rate up. Then let your instructor take care of the rest. They’ll guide and motivate you through the workout, telling you when to raise your resistance, what pace to pedal and when to back off.
The best part? Cycling is non-competitive. Unlike weightlifting or regular fitness classes where your nosy neighbor can see your progress, inside the cycle studio other class members have no idea what resistance you’re pedaling at. You can work at your own pace without the anxiety of feeling like other people might be judging you.
When you choose to pedal for fitness, you make the rules. The level of intensity is entirely up to you – pedal as fast or as slow as your body can handle, and add the amount of resistance that challenges you. No matter where you’re at in your fitness journey, you’ll still be getting all the same benefits as everyone else in the class. Toned, strong, sexy legs and increased cardiovascular fitness are just a few rides away.
Other tips? Get to class early and let the instructor know you’re just getting started on your fitness journey. They will talk you through a couple of simple adjustments to your seat and handlebar height. Then you’ll be pedaling away on your trusty stead in no time! |
Peptide signaling paths related to intoxication, memory and addiction.
Abstract Many peptides bind to G protein-coupled receptors and activate intracellular signaling paths for adaptive cellular responses. The components of these paths can be affected by signals from other neurotransmitters to produce overall integrated results not easily predicted from customary a priori considerations. This intracellular cross-talk among signaling paths provides a "filter" through which long-term tonic signals affect short-term phasic signals as they progress toward the nucleus and induce long-term adaptation of gene expression which provide enduring attributes of acquired memories and addictions. Peptides of the PACAP family provide intracellular signaling that involves kinases, scaffolding interactions, Ca2 + mobilization, and gene expression to facilitate development of tolerance to alcohol and development of associative memories. The peptide-induced enhancement of NMDA receptor responses to extracellular glutamate also may increase behavioral sensitization to the low doses of alcohol that occur at the onset of each bout of drinking. Because many gene products participate in each signaling path, each behavioral response to alcohol is a polygenic process of many steps with no single gene product sufficient to interpret fully the adaptive response to alcohol. Different susceptibility of individuals to alcohol addiction may be a cumulative result of small differences among the many signaling components. Understanding this network of signals may help interpret future "magic bullets" proposed to treat addiction. |
One year later, Djo secretly invited Solo to come and visit her on Hapes. He was originally supposed to take his cousin, Ben Skywalker, camping on the forest moon of Endor, and brought him along as well. Little did Solo know, but Djo had gotten pregnant after their night together the previous year, and had used the Force to prolong their daughter's gestation, keeping her parentage a secret. Since her daughter was born, however, Djo had felt a sense of danger through the Force.
When Solo was holding his daughter for the first time, the sense of danger peaked. After reactivating DD-11A, the bodyguard and nanny droid for the new Chume'da, the droid warned of an insect infestation. Skywalker had been joined to a Killik previously, and recognized the insects instantly, and considered them safe. He realized, however, that the Gorog had been hired to assassinate the Chume'da.
Solo had to put Skywalker into a Force grip, and applied pressure to his carotid arteries to induce sleep, and prevent Skywalker from attacking DD-11A. While the droid used its flamethrower to attack the bugs, Solo shrouded Djo, Skywalker, his daughter, and himself through a Force technique he had learned from the Adepts of the White Current. DD-11A escaped through a hole in the floor Solo had cut with his lightsaber, which led the bugs away. Djo and Solo used their lightsabers and the Force to finish off the rest.
The Gorog had possessed knowledge of an escape tunnel, which only the Queen Mother, or a former Queen Mother would know. This led Djo and Solo to believe that Ta'a Chume, a former Queen Mother, and Djo's grandmother, was the one who had hired the Gorog. Solo went to question her, and would have killed her had Djo asked him not to, wanting to deal with her grandmother in her own way. Ta'a Chume told Solo that the Gorog had approached her first, because they were upset over Djo's interference at Qoribu. She also told Solo that she had ordered the assassination in order to prevent the offspring of two Jedi from being the heir to the Hapan throne, and had to give the bugs navicomputer technology to get them to kill the Chume'da instead of Djo. Solo was ready to kill her, but she told him that if she died, other assassins had orders to kill Djo. In anger, he then poured Force energy into her head rendering her comatose, but not dead.
Solo later rubbed Skywalker's head, and erased his memories of the events on Hapes. He replaced them with new memories of the Moon Falls on Endor, to keep his daughter's identity a secret. |
Q:
Celery worker and beat load in one command
Is there a way to start the celery worker and beat in one command? I would like to add celery to my automated deployment procedure with Fabric.
I am currently running:
celery -A prj worker -B
followed by
celery -A prj beat -l info -S django
However, the first command starts the worker and does not allow the next command (starting the beat) to be run because the worker start-up messages appear.
Is there a way to avoid the start-up messages appearing? Or do both of these actions in one command? Perhaps there is even a way to start these from my Django config?
Thanks!
A:
Celery allows for you to run the worker and beat in the same process (mostly used for development purposes). Check out the help for celery worker:
> celery worker -h
...
Embedded Beat Options:
-B, --beat Also run the celery beat periodic task scheduler. Please note that there must only be
one instance of this service. .. note:: -B is meant to be used for development
purposes. For production environment, you need to start celery beat separately.
-s SCHEDULE_FILENAME, --schedule-filename SCHEDULE_FILENAME, --schedule SCHEDULE_FILENAME
Path to the schedule database if running with the -B option. Defaults to celerybeat-
schedule. The extension ".db" may be appended to the filename. Apply optimization
profile. Supported: default, fair
--scheduler SCHEDULER
Scheduler class to use. Default is celery.beat.PersistentScheduler
So the combined command, including your use of the django scheduler, would be the following:
celery -A prj worker --beat --scheduler django --loglevel=info
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Q:
Initial loading of data to prevent flickering
I create a test for my website in Angular but I am not impressed with the loading speed.
I put all my serverdata into a json object which is then read by the controller, which will then bind everything on the screen.
Meanwhile I use ng-cloak to hide all the not-loaded elements, but it can easily take a second and everything flashes back and forth.
I have been searching for a while but it seems there is no way to load the initial data in the controller through the model, correct?
A:
If you really want to avoid the "flickering", couldn't you just wrap your whole page in an ng-cloak until your data is ready? Or at least show a loading gif while the data is populated. Seems like a pretty common pattern on single page applications.
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This invention relates to a system in which lubricant flows over portions of a scroll compressor which become hot during reverse rotation or loss of charge, heated lubricant passes onto a motor protector, and the motor protector optimizes detection of certain conditions of the heated oil.
Scroll compressors are becoming widely utilized in refrigerant compression applications. In a scroll compressor, a first scroll member has a base and a generally spiral wrap extending from the base. The wrap of the first scroll member interfits with the wrap from a second scroll member. The second scroll member is caused to orbit relative to the first, and refrigerant is entrapped between the scroll wraps. As the second scroll members orbits, the size of the compression chambers which entrap the refrigerant are reduced, and the refrigerant is compressed.
There are certain design challenges with a scroll compressor. As an example, while the scroll compressor efficiently compresses refrigerant when rotated in a proper forward direction, there are undesirable side effects if the scroll compressor is driven to rotate in a reverse direction. Moreover, if the level of refrigerant or charge level being passed through the compressor is lower than expected, there may also be undesirable side effects. Among the many undesirable side effects is an increased heat level at the scroll compressor members.
One safety feature incorporated into most sealed compressors is the use of a motor protector associated with the electric motor for driving the compressor. The same is true in a scroll compressor, wherein a motor protector is typically associated with the stator for the electric motor. The motor protector operates to stop rotation of the motor in the event there is an electrical anomaly, or if the motor protector senses an unusually high temperature. However, the problems mentioned above with regard to reverse rotation and loss of charge typically cause heat to increase at the compressor pump set, which is relatively far from the motor. Thus, it may take an undue length of time for the additional heat being generated in the compressor pump set to pass to the motor protector.
In the disclosed embodiment of this invention, lubricant is caused to flow over a portion of a compressor which becomes hot when adverse conditions are present in the compressor pump set. In the disclosed embodiment of this invention, lubricant is caused to flow over a motor protector of a compressor pump set in sufficient quantities to cause the motor protector to trip the motor and stop further rotation when adverse conditions are present in the compressor pump set. A motor protector is enclosed in a reservoir which allows the heated oil to collect around the motor protector, thereby allowing better heat transfer to the motor protector than if a reservoir were not used. As such, the motor protector will sense an increased temperature much sooner, tripping the motor to stop further rotation of the scroll members.
These and other features can be best understood from the following specification and drawings, the following which is a brief description. |
Gastrointestinal carcinoids--aspects of diagnosis and classification.
Gastrointestinal carcinoids are a heterogeneous group of hormone-producing tumours originating from the diffuse neuroendocrine system of the gastrointestinal mucosa. Recent studies have shown that carcinoid tumours share many of the morphological, biochemical and functional properties of the neuroendocrine cells from which they are derived. Identification of these properties, e.g. specific hormone production, contents of secretory granules or specific proteins of the secretory granules/ vesicles, forms the basis for the diagnosis of carcinoid tumours. Classification of gastrointestinal carcinoids is based on the clinical settings under which the tumours develop, tumour site, as well as the morphological and biochemical characteristics of the tumour. Although generally considered a low grade malignancy, carcinoid tumours show a highly variable clinical course from benign tumours discovered incidentally to highly malignant tumours presenting with disseminated spread and disabling hormonal symptoms. Precise knowledge of tumour location, size and stage, as well as growth pattern and hormonal syndromes, is necessary to predict the behaviour of the tumour and optimise treatment. |
Q:
E2E - Input file. How to close Finder Window after loading and selecting file?
I use an input file to load data from a xml file.
HTML Code:
<button (click)="xmlFile.click()" id="btnLoadXmlFile">
Load data from file
</button>
<input type="file" (change)="handleFileInput($event)" accept="text/xml" class="load-xml-file" id="inputLoadXML" #xmlFile>
<span>{{ chosenFile }}</span>
E2E Code:
it( "Should load data from XML file", () => {
const path = require('path');
const fileToUpload = '../../src/assets/xml/myXmlFile.xml',
absolutePath = path.resolve(__dirname, fileToUpload);
componentPo.getDomElements().btnLoadXML.click();
componentPo.getDomElements().inputLoadXML.sendKeys(absolutePath);
});
It works fine except not being able to close the finder window (Mac User) after selecting the file and loading the data. This also causes that the E2E fails.
Any hint or idea how to fix this and force the Finder window to be closed after selecting the file?
A:
No need to click on that File Upload button to upload a file. sendKeys will do that for you. Please remove componentPo.getDomElements().btnLoadXML.click(); from your existing code.
it( "Should load data from XML file", () => {
const path = require('path');
const fileToUpload = '../../src/assets/xml/myXmlFile.xml',
absolutePath = path.resolve(__dirname, fileToUpload);
componentPo.getDomElements().inputLoadXML.sendKeys(absolutePath);
});
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Q:
get the text from the text area in the same manner as has been formatted there
There is a properly formatted text in Html textarea which looks like :
As this song/poem is submitted a servlet handles it and and puts it all in the string and saves it in the servlet context.At one point I have to display the poem submitted but when I get that attribute from the servlet context it displays the text in one single line.
What should I do to save the text as String in the servlet context that is formatted in the same manner as has been formatted in the text area.
servlet snippet that handles the poem :
String poetry = request.getParameter("poetry");
String poet = request.getParameter("poet");
ServletContext context = getServletContext();
poetryMapsPoet = (HashMap<String,String>)context.getAttribute("Poetry");
if(poetryMapsPoet == null) {
poetryMapsPoet = new HashMap<String,String>();
context.setAttribute("Poetry", poetryMapsPoet);
}
poetryMapsPoet.put(poetry, poet);
// Poetry is the key and poet is the value
A:
Wrap it in a pre block:
<pre><c:out value="${thePoem}"/></pre>
Or use a tag that will transform every end of line into a <br/>. I've always wondered why this wasn't part of the JSTL. But it's pretty easy to write yourself.
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Endometriosis as a detrimental condition for granulosa cell steroidogenesis and development: From molecular alterations to clinical impact.
Endometriosis is an estrogen-dependent chronic inflammatory condition that affects women in their reproductive period. Alterations in ovarian follicle morphology and function have been documented in affected women. The local intrafollicular environment has been as well examined by various groups. In the present review, we aimed to summarize the molecular evidence supporting the idea that endometriosis can negatively influence growth, steroidogenesis and the function of the granulosa cells (GCs). Reduced P450 aromatase expression, increased intracellular ROS generation and altered WNT signaling characterize the GCs of women with endometriosis. Clear evidence for an increased level of GC apoptosis has been provided in association with the downregulation of pro-survival factors. Other potentially negative effects include decreased progesterone production, locally decreased AMH production and lower inflammatory cytokine expression, although these have been only partially clarified. The possibility that endometriosis per se may influence IVF clinical results as a consequence of the detrimental impact on the local intrafollicular environment is also discussed. |
The invention relates to a packaging container made of plastic film, in particular, a bag, pouch, or the like that can be closed at its upper end, comprising a carrying handle arranged within the contour of the container.
In a known packaging container of the aforementioned kind, a corner area is separated from the interior by a heat seal seam in which corner area a grip opening is cut out. Such a configuration reduces the filling space of the packaging container and limits the possibilities for arranging the carrying handle to the corner areas in order for the carrying handle not to impair filling and emptying of the packaging container.
In bags that are open at the upper end and comprised of multi-layer material, it is known to provide handle loops that project past the upper edge of the container and are secured with their attachment ends between layers of the container wall in the upper edge area. Such a configuration of the carrying handles impairs handling of the bag because of the projecting handle loops. Such handles are moreover limited to bag or pouch configurations that do not have closure means at the upper edge.
In the case of valve bags, it is known to provide a carrying handle on the bag bottom that comprises a bottom patch supporting a strap handle. Such a carrying handle configuration is not suitable for containers that are closable at their upper edge after filling and are provided, for example, at their upper edge with an edge closure device for reclosing the bag.
The invention is concerned with the problem of providing a packaging container of the aforementioned kind with a carrying handle that can be easily attached, enables carrying of the bag in an orientation similar to a stand-up position, and that leaves open the upper edge area of the container for closing and reclosing devices. |
If it was easy, it wouldn't be worth doing. |
Can information of chemical reaction propagate with plasmonic waveguide and be detected at remote terminal of nanowire?
We attempt to provide experimental and theoretical evidence that information of chemical reaction can propagate with plasmonic waveguide along the nanowire and be detected at the remote terminal of nanowire, where the chemical reaction is the surface catalyzed reaction of DMAB produced from PATP assisted by surface plasmon polaritons. |
Fusion of Rose Quartz and Pearl - Rainbow Quartz
My favourite fusion of all, she’s fabuolous
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Q:
trouble understanding Obj-C MVC: exit and unwindSegue
Created a button to exit from a second ViewController to the previous ViewController. I've read in tutorials that this should be by using the "EXIT" in the view controller. (control+click+drag the button to EXIT).
I have created an "exit" button on this second controller, and a method on the ViewController class to hook up with the control+click+drag exit segue. This method is completely empty:
- (IBAction) unwindToMainMenu:(UIStoryboardSegue *) unwindSegue
{
}
And yet, when I press the button it returns back to the previous ViewController as I intended, but I was expecting nothing should happen (as the method has no content).
I assume the StoryboardSegue object passed into this method is this EXIT that I dragged the button into, but there's no code to handle that object.
EDIT:
Also, I am not returning anything, yet the declaration of the method says it should return an IBAction. Why is the compiler not complaining?
Can you help me understand what am I missing?
A:
Welcome to stackoverflow,
Firstly, IBAction is just a way to say 'you can drag to this' for Xcode, it's not really like a return type, i just consider it void.
Secondly, it is working as intended :D Basically you can now call this method like you have with hooking it up with the storyboard or you can manually call it like:
[self performSegueWithIdentifier:@"unwindToMainMenu" sender:self];
and all of the variables that you have set in your current view controller will be passed back to the source view controller that you're unwinding to.
e.g
-(IBAction)prepareForUnwind:(UIStoryboardSegue *)segue {
if ([segue.identifier isEqualToString:@"unwindToMainMenu"]) {
VcExample *vcExample= (VcExample *)segue.sourceViewController;
NSString *string = vcExample.aVariableNameYoureInterestedInFromTheVCYouUnwoundFromLolThisIsLong;
}
}
The unwind segue is just a built in feature, if you hook that button up to it, it will segue
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Electrochemical detection in bioanalysis.
This review article presents an overview of current research on the use of amperometric electrochemical detectors in bioanalytical chemistry. Topics covered include microdialysis and ultrafiltration membranes for in-vivo sampling; microbore liquid chromatography; capillary electrophoresis; enzyme, photochemical, and chemical post-column reactions; electrochemiluminescence; and thin-film electrode materials. Selected references are cited. |
Q:
Mandrill- how to remove "mailed by mandrill app"
I was able to remove via asdfklsdj@ksjl.com etc from next to my email address that would appear to receiver of message from my email.
But if i expand i still see mailed by mandrill app. Is there a way to have to removed...
A:
The Return-Path address for your emails is where things like bounces and other delivery events are sent. It's also known as the "envelope-from" or MAIL FROM address. (For Gmail users, the mailed-by header typically is generated from this address). You can customize the Return-Path domain used for your emails to change what's shown in Gmail. Instructions for this can be found in the Mandrill KB.
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Dissecting mechanisms of innate and acquired immunity in myocarditis.
Inflammation underlies the pathogenesis of some of the most common cardiovascular diseases. Myocarditis is a relevant clinical cause of heart failure, but also provides an excellent laboratory model to study the mechanisms of inflammation leading to heart failure. The availability of different inbred mouse strains for inducing myocarditis using viral or myosin as triggers provides an excellent platform for investigation. The recent use of genetically manipulated mouse models of transgenic overexpression or knockout or knockin targets have provided opportunity to pinpoint specific pathways underlying myocarditis. These pathways include the involvement of both innate and acquired immunity, as well as the role of viral receptors in disease phenotype. These different models also permit the evaluation of therapeutic strategies of candidates for clinical development. |
Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an image reading device having a first read mode in which an image of an original put on a transparent platen on an upper surface of the main body of the image reading device is read by moving image reading means and a second read mode in which an original put on an original tray is conveyed by original conveying means and is passed onto the image reading means to read an image of the original when the original passes the image reading means. |
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