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How To Find The Right Roofing Contractor In Your Area?
Are you searching for the best roofing contractor? Well, if you want some work to be done on your roof, then you should know that there are multiple things that you will have to keep in mind so you can find the perfect option for yourself. It is necessary for you to pay close attention to every single detail that will help you in the best way possible. In most of the cases, people find it difficult to select the right roofing contractor. If you are not sure how you can find the perfect roofing contractor out there, then you will have to start your research and focus on the things that matter the most.
We will be sharing few important things that you will have to keep in mind so you can avoid all the problems that you are going through. Let’s go through every single detail that will allow you to select the perfect roofing contractor for yourself.
Detailed Online Research
The first thing that you will have to do is to start your research online. You should know that there are multiple things that you will have to keep in mind so you can find the perfect roofing contractor in your area. If you are not sure how you can choose the right option for yourself, then you will have to go through all the important factors that will help you in the best way possible. You can check out roofing contractors Dearborn Michigan to get a better idea of how you can select the right contractor. When you are doing your research, you will have to check all the options and make sure that you are contacting them to get multiple quotations for the job.
Choose a Reputable Roofing Contractor
Another important thing that you will have to do is to select a reputable roofing contractor for yourself. It is always better for you to go through the details that will help you come up with a better solution. If you are not sure how you can select the perfect roofing contractor in your area, then you will have to go through every single detail that will help you in the best way possible. If you are selecting a reputable roofing contractor, then it will become easier for you to choose the right option, and you will be able to make things easier and better for yourself. |
Mount Trashmore
Mount Trashmore may refer to:
Mount Trashmore Park, a park in Virginia Beach, Virginia
Mount Trashmore (Illinois), a landfill site, now part of James Park in Evanston, Illinois
Mount Trashmore (Florida), a landfill site in Broward County, Florida |
Autodesk 123D Creature Featured Lulu!!!!
Today I am thrilled to bring you some exciting news about what happened awhile ago with a project of mine using Autodesk’s 123D Creature app! It’s a bit late because I was working on other projects. This app has a great community section which allows people to upload their work to the gallery where they can be commented on. I decided to upload a model of Lulu and see what happens. After a couple of days I got great feedback on Lulu! What I also didn’t expect to see was when it showed up in the “Featured” gallery! Unlike the regular gallery, this one is where the app developers pick a model they see deserves to be spotlighted. I felt very honored to have been chosen and to also be around some of my favorite artists in the same gallery! I was also front paged on the app’s website as well(just so you’re not confused, the top portion of the image is just a slide show of images, so I’m not in the 123D MeshMixer gallery)! I totally did not expect that at all!
I’m on the front page!!!!
My Lulu model was so much fun to make! She was inspired off of my pet chihuahua named, Lulu. That dog is such a goofball! She’s well tempered and very cute! Since she’s kinda chubby, I over exaggerated her weight and her face. Lulu literally is a living, breathing character which is why love her! I’ve done drawings of her before, so I had a pretty good idea of what I wanted to do. Below are some examples(be sure to click to enlarge):
Lulu Pumpkin
Lulu Character Design
Na-na-na-na-na BATDOG!
After looking at my drawings, I experimented with the app to see how far I wanted to exaggerate her. The pictures below are in order of the stages I went through in the early process. You’ll notice a drastic leap in shape and design. The reason being that the one with the cartoony eyes was sculpted from a sphere. I chose a sphere because in ZBrush (a 3D clay sculpting tool) it’s a common shape artists begin with. I also wanted to challenge myself. After several minutes, I soon began to realize the problems and limitations of the app when I took this route. The overall shape wasn’t working out for me. So I went back to the drawing board and started from scratch. This time, I used the default skeleton (it has arms and legs) and added extensions off from the base structure so that it made sculpting much easier later on. If you want to see how working with a “skeleton” works, check out my past blog where I give a tour.
Front early Lulu
Back early Lulu
Short ears test
Clay Sculpt
Clay Sculpt
Over time I began to solidify my ideas and Lulu was finally taking shape. After sculpting, I then went to search for a good fur texture. Once I found one, I painted the fur onto the model to get a visual idea of how well or not it would wrap around my model. So it’s not finalized here yet.
Texture Experiment
Once I was happy with how the fur worked out, I then painted a color over top of the fur to lighten it for her off white areas, and at the same still kept the texture. To do this, I tuned down the opacity of my brush lower than half way. I did a combination of re-painting the texture and re-coloring the model until I got the effect I wanted. I did the same thing for her black spot areas, but instead of lightening those areas, they were darkened over with black.
For her eyes and nose I used an image to paint over for those areas. The nose however, I took the liberty of refining the lights and darks so that it was more believable. The ears I custom painted without any textures and her paws I painted myself too. |
Q:
angular-ui-route resolve with angularJS factory
I am trying to use the $stateProvider resolve with a factory I created
for some reason, the promise from the factory is an empty object
but when i log the data from the $http call, I get data from my .json file
any idea why my defer.promise is an empty object?
playlistsService.js
(function () {
'use strict';
angular
.module('app.core')
.factory('playlistsService', playlistsService);
playlistsService.$inject = ['$http', '$q'];
/* @ngInject */
function playlistsService($http, $q) {
var service = {
loadPlaylists : loadPlaylists
};
return service;
////////////////
function loadPlaylists() {
var defer = $q.defer();
$http.get('data/playlists.json')
.success(function (data) {
console.log('json data: ' + angular.toJson(data));
defer.resolve(data);
});
console.log('defer.promise: ' + angular.toJson(defer.promise));
return defer.promise;
}
}
})();
playlists.js
(function () {
'use strict';
angular
.module('app.playlists')
.config(stateProvider)
.controller('Playlists', Playlists);
stateProvider.$inject = ['$stateProvider'];
Playlists.$inject = ['playlistsService'];
/* @ngInject */
function stateProvider($stateProvider){
$stateProvider
.state('app.playlists', {
url: '/playlists',
views: {
'menuContent': {
templateUrl: 'app/playlists/playlists.html',
controller: 'Playlists as vm',
resolve: {
playlists: function(playlistsService){
return playlistsService.loadPlaylists();
}
}
}
}
})
}
/* @ngInject */
function Playlists(playlists) {
/* jshint validthis: true */
var vm = this;
vm.activate = activate;
vm.title = 'Playlists';
vm.playlists = playlists;
activate();
////////////////
function activate() {
console.log('playlists object: ' + angular.toJson(vm.playlists))
console.log('playlists from service: ' + angular.toJson(playlists))
}
}
})();
A:
Your Playlists controller should have $inject the playlists promise which has been created in resolve function instead of playlistsService will do the trick.
Playlists.$inject = ['playlists'];
Update
You could also utilize the promise created by $http.get instead of create custom promise.
Service
function loadPlaylists() {
return $http.get('data/playlists.json')
.then(function (data) {
console.log('json data: ' + angular.toJson(data));
return data;
});
}
Resolve
resolve: {
playlists: function(playlistsService){
return playlistsService.loadPlaylists();
}
}
|
Q:
Is there any tool available by which one can calculate (a)the size or a single row in sqlserver (b)the amount of traffic hitting the sqlserver
Is there any tool available by which one can calculate the size or a single row in sqlserver. This would really help in calculating the expected size of DB. Further one option can be to use sp_spaceused but it gives the details of the whole table... what we want is the size of a record (maximum size) in a table.
Further is there any tool to check the amount of traffic that is hitting the server so as to enable to identify the bottlenecks.
Thanks in advance.
A:
You don't need a tool for this, it's a very simple query to write:
SELECT SUM(length)
FROM syscolumns
WHERE id = OBJECT_ID('MyTable')
|
The Bros
Two brothers, Lee Suk-Bong and Lee Joo-Bong, meet again for their father's funeral. But instead of reuniting the family, both of them deal with their individual problems. On the way to their hometown they hit a mysterious woman with a car. |
WWALS Watershed Coalition advocates for conservation and stewardship of the Withlacoochee, Willacoochee, Alapaha, Little, and Suwannee River watersheds in south Georgia and north Florida through education, awareness, environmental monitoring, and citizen activities.
A year of opportunities to stop phosphate mining in Union County, FL
Union County, Florida apparently takes its duties to the public seriously, with
a series of meetings through the next year about mining (including phosphate mining)
in its Comprehensive Plan and Land Development Regulations (LDR).
People in Union County and everywhere who don’t want another phosphate mine
leaching into groundwater, rivers, and springs and driving away other jobs,
please show up at the meetings or write to the
Union Board of County Commissioners (BOCC).
For example, start by advocating the Commissioners extend their moratorium
against phosphate mining. |
Various types of sensing systems may use new and/or replacement sensors from time to time. For example, pressure sensing systems for monitoring the pressure within the tires of a vehicle generate a pressure signal using an electromagnetic signal, which is transmitted to a receiver. The pressure signal may be correlated to the pressure within a tire. When the tire pressure monitoring system detects a low pressure situation, the vehicle operator is directed to remedy the problem. Such problems are remedied by replacing the low tire with a spare tire, or filling the low tire to increase the pressure therein.
On occasion, new sensors may be installed in a sensor system, e.g., in a tire pressure monitoring system in a vehicle. The sensors generally need to be associated to a receiver in the vehicle so that the receiver can monitor the correct sensors. In the event the new sensor is not properly associated, the receiver will not recognize the sensor and will generally flag a fault, typically including providing an indicator to the vehicle operator. The fault signal results in customer dissatisfaction and warranty in the field to recognize and repair the problem.
Auto learn functions have been applied to associate the various tire pressure sensor monitors with the locations of the tires in the vehicle. However, many approaches have been known to incorrectly associate a sensor on a vehicle, and may even introduce the potential of incorrectly associating a sensor from a nearby vehicle. Further, existing auto learn systems suffer from the drawback of requiring unduly long periods of time to identify a sensor. |
Typicality: Stable structures and flexible functions.
Some research suggests typicality is stable, other research suggests it is malleable, and some suggests it is unstable. The two ends of this continuum-stability and instability-make somewhat contradictory claims. Stability claims that typicality is determined by our experience of decontextualized feature correlations in the world and is therefore fairly consistent. Instability claims that typicality depends on context and is therefore extremely inconsistent. After reviewing evidence for these two claims, we argue that typicality's stability and instability are not contradictory but rather complementary when they are understood as operating on two different levels. Stability reflects how information gets encoded into semantic memory-what we call structural typicality. Instability reflects the task-dependent recruitment of semantic knowledge-what we call functional typicality. Finally, we speculate on potential factors that may mediate between the recruitment of structural or functional typicality. |
package com.carrotsearch.randomizedtesting;
import java.util.Random;
public interface RandomSupplier {
static RandomSupplier DEFAULT = new RandomSupplier() {
@Override
public Random get(long seed) {
return new Xoroshiro128PlusRandom(seed);
}
};
Random get(long seed);
}
|
This invention relates to memory aids, and more particularly, to a medication container with a remainder completely contained within the cap of the container.
One of the major factors in a patient's non-compliance with the taking of medication is the problem of not remembering whether the medication was taken at the last scheduled dosage time. As a result, devices to aid the patient's memory have been developed. These devices have been directed to a tray or similar device that holds the medication. One dose is placed in each scheduled time slot in advance of the administration of the medication. As the medication is used, the slots in the tray are emptied to provide a visual indication of the time for the next dose.
Numerous problems have prevented the widespread acceptance of these devices. A patient must admit that his memory is poor enough to require such an aid. Most persons see this as a threat to the ego, and therefore, resist the use of such a device. Most patients do not suffer from a severe memory detriment, that is, a frequent inability to remember when the last dosage was taken, but rather, they only occasionally forget to take the medication. On these occasions, a patient would appreciate a device to aid his memory, but the incidence of forgetfulness is so small that it does not appear to warrant the use of a separate reminder.
Although some medications are packaged by pharmaceutical companies in a scheduled dispensing device, such as birth control pills, very few medications enjoy such universally indicated dosage schedules. Most medications must be tailored to each individual patient, and therefore, cannot be pre-packaged in a self-scheduling dispenser. Accordingly, either the pharmacist or the patient must place the medication in a separate scheduling device for dispensing the medicine at the appropriate interval. A separate scheduling device assembled and used by the patient, unfortunately, provides undesirable opportunities for contamination or spillage. |
Carrizal denied prosecutors’ claims the Bandidos are a criminal organisation and said the group does not condone violence |
Depends entirely on how they go about putting together the pieces (hah),
Lego City: Undercover was a grand LEGO excursion into the realm of open-world adventure games, where the exploration vastly out-numbered the actual gameplay missions. And from a personal standpoint the generic gameplay missions were actually the core downfall of the game. And many hours were drowned in the exploration of that game. So I would certainly adore the possibility of once more entering an open-world LEGO realm, only this time within the confinements of Springfield, and the many locations that surround and inhabit it. And Co-Op/Local Multiplayer would certainly be appreciated to for that matter |
Alternative and complementary therapies for labor and birth: an application of Kolcaba's theory of holistic comfort.
Although nursing has always used nonpharmacologic interventions for the relief of the discomforts of childbirth, alternative and complementary therapies are becoming more acceptable. Alternative and complementary therapies are based on a balance of body, mind, and spirit. Kolcaba's theory of holistic comfort is proposed as a framework for guiding nurses to use alternative and complementary therapies in the comfort care of laboring women. |
The choice of control system may well depend on what type of unit is being used, and precisely where it is located.
For any internal remote control devices being used over distances of less than fifty metres, it may well be cheaperand more appropriate to use a Direct Drive control unit, which can supply all the appropriate driving voltages straight down a multi core cable.
The Relay Interface technique for remote switching using low voltage control signals, is now hardly ever used, but there may well be the odd occasion where this type of approach could be considered.
For external remote control camera systems, and in fact any situation where greater distances are involved, Digital Telemetry is now accepted as the norm.
Be aware though that if you intend to use preset positioning, or automatic tours, you have to select a Transmitter that can control those functions, and also a Receiver Card which is specifically designed to drive a low voltage variable speed head.
In all cases, you should follow the manufacturers specific guidelines on cable and power requirements. You can also find more details on all the various options in the Technical Section - Control Systems pages
IMPORTANT: No material may be reproduced, copied or redistributed from this site,without the express written consent of doktorjon.co.ukAll the detailed information on this site is provided in good faith; and as such, Doktor Jondoes not accept responsibility for any consequential loss, injury or disadvantageresulting from any individual or organisation acting on the details contained herein. |
Recent research progress with phospholipase C from Bacillus cereus.
Phospholipase C (PLC) catalyzes the hydrolysis of phospholipids to produce phosphate monoesters and diacylglycerol. It has many applications in the enzymatic degumming of plant oils. PLC Bc , a bacterial PLC from Bacillus cereus, is an optimal choice for this activity in terms of its wide substrate spectrum, high activity, and approved safety. Unfortunately, its large-scale production and reliable high-throughput screening of PLC Bc remain challenging. Herein, we summarize the research progress regarding PLC Bc with emphasis on the screening methods, expression systems, catalytic mechanisms and inhibitor of PLC Bc . This review hopefully will inspire new achievements in related areas, to promote the sustainable development of PLC Bc and its application. |
Arcade Games Online
Play Free Arcade Games Online
The brain needs a workout as much muscular bodies.Maybe more.For brain training is not necessary to solve math problems or boring monotonous solve crossword puzzles.Exercise can be fun and exciting.To the brain is not "rusty" and created puzzle game.The genre is an old one.You could even say that the games were the first puzzle.This is understandable - because puzzles graphics are not the main thing, the main thing - make think.Today on gaming sites online puzzle games are very wide.And as always, they are in demand.After all, not everyone likes noisy shootout crazy race or air battles.For many, great fun, quiet happiness - play free games online puzzle game.Free - this is a very important point.Each game passes only once - to unravel the mystery is no longer a mystery.And pay for it irrationally.puzzle games can be divided into three groups - graphics, mathematical and board.Graphic - is different mazes, assembly line, games like tetris, puzzles.In this group, there is a very entertaining game, with three-dimensional graphics.The graphical there are quite a lot of good, bright and healthy children's puzzles.Your baby can play puzzle games for free, while developing logic, intelligence and motor skills.The second group - a mathematical puzzle.Among them is quite complex, which will have to sit out over many hours, before you find the right solution.The most common in this group are well-known and much loved puzzle.Sudoku or magic square - an ancient Japanese game that requires logical thinking and of remarkable mathematical knowledge.Games - is different solitaire games, chess games, backgammon and others like them.Much love enjoy solitaire.Solitaire - employment exceptionally exciting and surprisingly soothing.Lovers of puzzle games to play online for free solitaire deserve great respect.We should distinguish puzzle game for girls.They are the most colorful and surprisingly good.Girls are invited to save a princess or withdraw from the labyrinth of small stray bear.To Puzzle often include quests, quests though - is an independent category of games.With logic they have in common is that in quests also have to solve the sometimes quite complex puzzles, without which the transition to the next level is not possible. |
GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain sat down for a talk with Jay Leno Friday night on NBC's "The Tonight Show."
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Cain addressed statements made by Sarah Palin in which the former Alaska governor mistakenly called Cain "Herb Cain" and referred to him as the "flavor of the week." Palin's comments were made during an appearance Tuesday night on Fox News' "On The Record" with Greta Van Susteren. On Wednesday morning, Cain appeared on CBS' "Early Show" and characterized Palin's "flavor of the week" comment as "not true."
The former Godfather's Pizza CEO joked with Leno that "she [Palin] doesn't know that only my enemies call me 'Herb,' so I'm gonna forgive her this time." Referring to Palin's "flavor of the week" comment, Cain said that although the label "might be true with some people," he has "substance" and compared himself to Häagen-Dazs Ice Cream. "I'm Häagen-Dazs Black Walnut," joked Cain. He went on to say that the aforementioned ice cream, and by implication his own time in the media spotlight, "lasts longer than a week."
Appearing Thursday night on Fox Business Network's "Freedom Watch" with Andrew Napolitano, Palin defended her "flavor of the week" comment. She explained, "I'm not saying that Herman Cain is the flavor of the week. I'm one of his biggest fans, and I would never dismiss him or speak negatively about him."
During his "Tonight Show" interview, Cain also discussed a previous statement about the potential of having a Muslim work in his administration. HuffPost's Elise Foley previously reported that "In May, Cain said he would not allow a Muslim to work in his cabinet because of 'creeping Shariah law.'" The GOP contender later apologized to Muslim leaders for his remarks.
Leno said that Cain's comment about not appointing a Muslim to his cabinet "doesn't seem very American." Cain clarified that he "would not appoint a jihadist" to his administration. He continued:
"I wanted to drive home the point that there are peaceful Muslims, and then there are those that want to kill us. And I basically, when I was asked that question, I did answer, would you appoint a Muslim, and I said no. I was thinking jihadist, and I did not qualify that point, but I qualified it later."
Cain concluded, "there are a lot of fine, peaceful Muslims that are willing and have served their country." |
Pancreatic pseudoaneurysm in a child with hereditary pancreatitis: diagnosis with multidetector CT angiography.
Pseudoaneurysm formation is a serious vascular complication of pancreatitis. It most commonly affects splenic and gastroduodenal arteries. We report a rare case of superior mesenteric artery pseudoaneurysm in a child with hereditary pancreatitis. Multidetector CT angiography allowed the comprehensive assessment of the aneurysm and allowed accurate surgical planning obviating the need for catheter angiography. |
Defense Ministry Deputy Director-General Visits Ulpana
Defense Ministry deputy director-general Betzalel Treiber visited the Ulpana neighborhood of Beit El on Sunday to examine from up close the sawing of the neighborhood’s homes and moving them to a new area in the center of the town.
Beit El representative Yoel Tzur told Arutz Sheva that set a short timetable had been set for completing the project, adding, “We should see results on the ground during the holiday season.” |
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// <auto-generated>
// This code was generated by a tool Xbim.CodeGeneration
//
// Changes to this file may cause incorrect behaviour and will be lost if
// the code is regenerated.
// </auto-generated>
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
namespace Xbim.Ifc2x3.SharedFacilitiesElements
{
public enum IfcServiceLifeFactorTypeEnum : byte
{
@A_QUALITYOFCOMPONENTS ,
@B_DESIGNLEVEL ,
@C_WORKEXECUTIONLEVEL ,
@D_INDOORENVIRONMENT ,
@E_OUTDOORENVIRONMENT ,
@F_INUSECONDITIONS ,
@G_MAINTENANCELEVEL ,
@USERDEFINED ,
@NOTDEFINED
}
} |
Q:
How to deal with SQL column names that look like SQL keywords?
One of my columns is called from. I can't change the name because I didn't make it.
Am I allowed to do something like SELECT from FROM TableName or is there a special syntax to avoid the SQL Server being confused?
A:
Wrap the column name in brackets like so, from becomes [from].
select [from] from table;
It is also possible to use the following (useful when querying multiple tables):
select table.[from] from table;
A:
If it had been in PostgreSQL, use double quotes around the name, like:
select "from" from "table";
Note: Internally PostgreSQL automatically converts all unquoted commands and parameters to lower case. That have the effect that commands and identifiers aren't case sensitive. sEleCt * from tAblE; is interpreted as select * from table;. However, parameters inside double quotes are used as is, and therefore ARE case sensitive: select * from "table"; and select * from "Table"; gets the result from two different tables.
A:
While you are doing it - alias it as something else (or better yet, use a view or an SP and deprecate the old direct access method).
SELECT [from] AS TransferFrom -- Or something else more suitable
FROM TableName
|
Many power tools, such as drills, drivers, and fastening tools, have a mechanical clutch that interrupts power transmission to the output spindle when the output torque exceeds a threshold value of a maximum torque. Such a clutch is a purely mechanical device that breaks a mechanical connection in the transmission to prevent torque from being transmitted from the motor to the fastening mechanism of the tool, such as a spindle or a pulling mechanism. The maximum torque or maximum pull force threshold value may be user adjustable, often by a clutch collar that is attached to the tool between the tool and the tool holder or chuck. The user may rotate the clutch collar among a plurality of different positions for different maximum torque settings. The components of mechanical clutches tend to wear over time, and add excessive bulk and weight to a tool.
Some power tools additionally or alternatively include an electronic clutch. Such a clutch electronically senses the output torque or output force (e.g., via a transducer) or infers the output torque or output force (e.g., by sensing another parameter such as current drawn by the motor). When the electronic clutch determines that the sensed output torque exceeds a threshold value, it interrupts or reduces power transmission to the output, either mechanically (e.g., by actuating a solenoid to break a mechanical connection in the transmission) or electrically (e.g., by interrupting or reducing current delivered to the motor, and/or by actively braking the motor). Existing electronic clutches tend to be overly complex and/or inaccurate and fail to include a method by which a user can verify if the installed fastener has been installed correctly.
This section provides background information related to the present disclosure which is not necessarily prior art. |
The Structure and Stability of the Disulfide-Linked γS-Crystallin Dimer Provide Insight into Oxidation Products Associated with Lens Cataract Formation.
The reducing environment in the eye lens diminishes with age, leading to significant oxidative stress. Oxidation of lens crystallin proteins is the major contributor to their destabilization and deleterious aggregation that scatters visible light, obscures vision, and ultimately leads to cataract. However, the molecular basis for oxidation-induced aggregation is unknown. Using X-ray crystallography and small-angle X-ray scattering, we describe the structure of a disulfide-linked dimer of human γS-crystallin that was obtained via oxidation of C24. The γS-crystallin dimer is stable at glutathione concentrations comparable to those in aged and cataractous lenses. Moreover, dimerization of γS-crystallin significantly increases the protein's propensity to form large insoluble aggregates owing to non-cooperative domain unfolding, as is observed in crystallin variants associated with early-onset cataract. These findings provide insight into how oxidative modification of crystallins contributes to cataract and imply that early-onset and age-related forms of the disease share comparable development pathways. |
Smoothes abdomen, waistline and back. Underbust design lifts and improves bust position. Made with hosiery fabric. Imported. Made in Colombia.
DirectionsHand wash with cold water and mild soap, dry in the shade (do not wring, iron or dry in the sun)
Legal DisclaimerDue to the hygienic nature of these products and United States health regulations, we cannot accept returns, give refunds, or make exchanges on any washable, reusable or absorbent incontinence products after the original package has been opened. All sales are final on hosiery items. |
page-settings {
ion-content.content-md > .scroll-content {
background-color: white;
}
}
|
package org.opendedup.sdfs.mgmt;
import java.io.IOException;
import org.opendedup.sdfs.Main;
import org.opendedup.sdfs.io.BlockDev;
import org.w3c.dom.Element;
public class BlockDeviceStop {
public Element getResult(String devName) throws Exception {
if (!Main.blockDev)
throw new IOException("Block devices not supported on this volume");
else {
BlockDev dev = Main.volume.getBlockDev(devName);
dev.stopDev();
return dev.getElement();
}
}
}
|
Q:
Properly handling errors
Typically in Go you find the following convention:
res, err := thingThatCanError(arg)
if err != nil {
// handle it
}
However, it's obvious this gets VERY unruly very quickly for a large number of these calls:
res, err := thingThatCanError(arg)
if err != nil {
// handle it
}
res, err2 := thingThatCanError(arg)
if err2 != nil {
// handle it
}
res, err3 := thingThatCanError(arg)
if err3 != nil {
// handle it
}
There's more lines of boilerplate error handling than code! This website says to avoid this but does not give an example on how to clean up this smell. A useful example comes straight from the Go blog that shows us how to clean up a homogenous HTTP app with an error handler that makes sense.
But imagine each of these calls aren't homogenous, as in with the same "central idea", so a single "error handler struct" wouldn't make a lot of sense.
Is there a way to clean up this type of code smell with functions that don't "mesh together" nicely in terms of errors?
A:
Unfortunately there's sometimes no way around these patterns. You could use panic/defer as a makeshift try/catch system but the community looks down upon it.
If statements in Go can be combined with assignments so
err := thing.Do()
if err != nil {
return err
}
can become
if err := thing.Do(); err != nil {
return err
}
|
package org.ektorp.impl.docref;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.lang.reflect.Proxy;
import java.util.List;
import org.ektorp.CouchDbConnector;
import org.ektorp.docref.DocumentReferences;
import org.ektorp.docref.FetchType;
import org.ektorp.util.Documents;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.core.JsonParser;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.core.JsonProcessingException;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.DeserializationContext;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.JsonMappingException;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.deser.BeanDeserializer;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.deser.ResolvableDeserializer;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.deser.std.StdDeserializer;
/**
*
* @author ragnar rova
*
*/
public class BackReferencedBeanDeserializer extends StdDeserializer<Object>
implements ResolvableDeserializer {
private final CouchDbConnector couchDbConnector;
private final BeanDeserializer delegate;
@edu.umd.cs.findbugs.annotations.SuppressWarnings(value="SE_BAD_FIELD")
private final List<ConstructibleAnnotatedCollection> backReferencedFields;
private final Class<?> clazz;
public BackReferencedBeanDeserializer(BeanDeserializer deserializer,
List<ConstructibleAnnotatedCollection> fields,
CouchDbConnector couchDbConnector, Class<?> clazz) {
super(clazz);
this.clazz = clazz;
this.delegate = deserializer;
this.couchDbConnector = couchDbConnector;
this.backReferencedFields = fields;
}
@Override
public Object deserialize(JsonParser jp, DeserializationContext ctxt)
throws IOException, JsonProcessingException {
Object deserializedObject = delegate.deserialize(jp, ctxt);
addbackReferencedFields(deserializedObject, ctxt);
return deserializedObject;
}
private void addbackReferencedFields(Object deserializedObject,
DeserializationContext ctxt) throws IOException {
String id = Documents.getId(deserializedObject);
for (ConstructibleAnnotatedCollection constructibleField : this.backReferencedFields) {
DocumentReferences ann = constructibleField.getField()
.getAnnotation(DocumentReferences.class);
try {
ViewBasedCollection handler;
if (ann.fetch().equals(FetchType.EAGER)) {
handler = new ViewBasedCollection(id, couchDbConnector,
clazz, ann, constructibleField);
handler.initialize();
} else {
handler = new LazyLoadingViewBasedCollection(id,
couchDbConnector, clazz, ann, constructibleField);
}
Object o = Proxy.newProxyInstance(constructibleField
.getCollectionType().getRawClass().getClassLoader(),
new Class[] { constructibleField.getCollectionType()
.getRawClass() }, handler);
constructibleField.getSetter().set(deserializedObject, o);
} catch (Exception e) {
throw new IOException(
"Failed creating reflection proxy for collection "
+ constructibleField, e);
}
}
}
@Override
public Object deserialize(JsonParser jp, DeserializationContext ctxt,
Object intoValue) throws IOException, JsonProcessingException {
Object deserializedObject = super.deserialize(jp, ctxt, intoValue);
addbackReferencedFields(deserializedObject, ctxt);
return deserializedObject;
}
@Override
public void resolve(DeserializationContext ctxt) throws JsonMappingException {
delegate.resolve(ctxt);
}
}
|
Q:
React-Final-Form Validating Ranges while toggling Required
I'd like to truly validate on blur and conditional show range fields as required if a value is entered in either. If both values are removed, the errors should clear.
https://codesandbox.io/s/range-validation-via-values-subscription-o99zm
Hack: I can emulate validate on blur by caching the last meta data values and checking is visited is true but then I would have to reset the field state on both fields on clearing of both otherwise visited will be true and subsequent data entry and error will display prematurely. I believe this would get me all the way there but this feels counter intuitive and due to the FormSpy subscription on values.
Is there another way to use the API to accomplish this?
Should I cache the values on the "range" outside of final-form in order to avoid subscribing to values?
Am I confusing things? Thanks.
A:
I think the key piece you're missing is that the field-level validate() function is passed allValues. :-)
Your other option, of course, is to use record-level validation.
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Typically, chassis and heat sinks of electronic devices have heat generating parts that are produced from metals. Metals are used for such parts because of their thermally conductive nature. Metals dissipate received heat to the surrounding area very rapidly as compared to other materials. Therefore, metals can maintain the electronic parts, which are sensitive to heat, under high temperature conditions. In addition, metals have high mechanical strength and can be readily processed using sheet metal, die and cutting processes. Thus, metals are suitable materials for use as heat sinks, the shape of which can be complex.
However, it can be difficult to make heat sinks made of metal light weight because of the high density of metal. Moreover, processing costs can be high with metals.
Therefore, thermally conductive materials using synthetic resins have been developed to replace metals. For example, a thermally conductive resin could be used to make heat dissipation sheets or heat dissipation grease on printers, copiers, notebook computers, and the like.
Recently, it has been found that increased heat is generated by electronic devices because of their highly integrated nature and high performance. Moreover, as devices become thinner or lighter weight, the problem of dissipating generated heat is pronounced. At times, serious problems can arise in electronic devices due to locally generated heat, which can ultimately cause malfunction or burning of the devices. However, thermally conductive resins developed so far have low thermal conductivity, and accordingly there remains a need to solve the afore-mentioned problems using resins.
When thermally conductive insulating fillers are used in a large quantity in order to increase the thermal conductivity of the resin composition, the viscosity increases which in turn impairs the fluidity. As a result, articles cannot be produced by the injection molding process. In addition, the strength of the final product is not satisfactory. Therefore, it is important to form an efficient network of fillers inside the resin to maximize the thermal conductivity, while minimizing the amount of fillers. Sometimes a resin with a far lower viscosity is used in order to avoid impairing the fluidity during an injection molding process, even if the filler is added in a large quantity. However, resins with lower viscosity have low molecular weight which increases the reactivity between the molecular chains. This in turn can lead to hardening during the extrusion or injection molding process.
As a result, it is important to ensure the fluidity to form an efficient network of fillers so as to produce a resin composition having a high thermal conductivity and which makes injection molding possible. Further, the viscosity of the resin should be reduced and the stability during the process should be maintained.
In order to improve the thermal conductivity, carbon or graphite fillers have been used. However, although these fillers have a high thermal conductivity by themselves, they cannot be used in technological fields such as luminaries or electronic devices where electrical insulation property is required, because these fillers also have electrical conductivity. |
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Okay so, I've worn Frick & Frack out today and it is so far the better option for ColourPop lippies!
It haven't cracked yet and doesn't feel drying at all. Neither have I retouched it since my first application and it is looking good. I'll say it is the non transfer proof version of Jeffree Star, based on my criterias of a comfortable liquid lipstick.
I'm pretty happy about this! I'm adding this to the list of things I don't mind getting again from ColourPop ^_^
I've also tried wearing Tang today, it is definitely a more subtle look(:
Update:
I've also eaten with Frick & Frack on, and the colour stayed pretty well, most of it were gone but you can still see the lips with a bit of the colour tinted on it. |
General bottom-up construction of spherical particles by pulsed laser irradiation of colloidal nanoparticles: a case study on CuO.
The development of a general method to fabricate spherical semiconductor and metal particles advances their promising electrical, optical, magnetic, plasmonic, thermoelectric, and optoelectric applications. Herein, by using CuO as an example, we systematically demonstrate a general bottom-up laser processing technique for the synthesis of submicrometer semiconductor and metal colloidal spheres, in which the unique selective pulsed heating assures the formation of spherical particles. Importantly, we can easily control the size and phase of resultant colloidal spheres by simply tuning the input laser fluence. The heating-melting-fusion mechanism is proposed to be responsible for the size evolution of the spherical particles. We have systematically investigated the influence of experimental parameters, including laser fluence, laser wavelength, laser irradiation time, dispersing liquid, and starting material concentration on the formation of colloidal spheres. We believe that this facile laser irradiation approach represents a major step not only for the fabrication of colloidal spheres but also in the practical application of laser processing for micro- and nanomaterial synthesis. |
and there isnt even a "files" directory just the ebuild and manifest. Im guessing its not downloading the patches at all? I could just remove the epatch from the ebuild but I would like to know how to go about trouble shooting this.
The ebuild doesn't download the patch, it should be in the ebuild's files directory already. Small patch files (i.e. most of them) are kept in the portage tree, only very large patches (say > 20K) are downloaded during merging.
The path you give looks like a local overlay, is this an ebuild you downloaded from the bugzilla or forums? If so, you need to go back and get the patch file and put it in the files directory.
"Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." (Albert Einstein)
That's because the overlay takes priority. Either remove the ebuild or edit it to comment out the KEYWORDS line. The patches should be with the ebuild, you are not expected to supply them separately. If the source of the ebuild does not also provide a link to download the patches, it is broken.
The ebuild and the contents of the files directory are a single entity and are useless without each other.
"Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." (Albert Einstein) |
No one doubts that high performance teams are meant to be the engines that drive success in today’s business environment.
Though much has been written on team theory and there is no scarcity of experiential team training programs developed to create “team bonding,” the pathway to team effectiveness has remained elusive. Variables such as group pressure, social and self-image, group think, management of diversity, motivation, inclusiveness and empowerment have all been called critical factors for the success or failure of a team.
However to truly transform a group of highly competent individuals into an ongoing high performance team cannot be accomplished either by teaching team theory or by trying to engineer emotions based camaraderie. The weakness of most team building interventions is that they do not cut deeply enough to the core of what keeps intelligent people from effective cooperation.
As a consequence, corporate teams are widely viewed as necessary evils that support mediocrity. Evidence cited usually includes meetings that waste time, cumbersome decision-making, absence of leadership and serious breakdowns in trust and communication. The corporate cost of these weaknesses, if not addressed, can be enormous. |
New Delhi: MNS chief Raj Thackeray alleged on Tuesday that it was the BJP and RSS which were speaking through Shreehari Aney, who resigned from the post of Maharashtra Advocate General following a controversy over his remarks on separate Marathwada.
Reacting to the episode, Raj said that what Aney said were “not his own words”.
“It is not Aney’s statement on separate Marathwada but he was made to speak those words. It is an old practise of RSS to make someone say something on a subject and test the waters,” Raj said.
“It must be noted that BJP and RSS are behind what Aney said,” Raj claimed.
Aney tendered his resignation today after his statement led to an uproar in the state legislature on Monday. |
Automatic Password Reset Settings
Bitium allows you to change passwords for applications without ever going to the application.
Not all apps support Automatic Password Reset. For example, apps that initiate the password reset process by
sending you an email with a unique password reset link cannot be automatically reset. In addition, you must have proper admin permissions in Bitium to reset passwords for other users.
Go to Admin -> Security -> Password Reset
You can set up your organization to allow any administrator to reset passwords,
change this setting on a per application basis or enforce that only credential owners (those who entered the actual credential set) can reset passwords.
Password Reset Settings
Once you have set the password reset settings, you can choose the default password length and character set used when resetting passwords. This can be found in Admin -> Settings -> Assignment Settings.
Note: you can always override this setting for individual applications.
Password Generator Settings
Overriding org default settings for passwords for a specific application:
In addition to the organization setting, which establishes the password settings across all apps,
going to Admin -> Manage Apps -> App (like Dropbox) and clicking on the “Settings” tab, lets you change the character set and
length of the passwords generated for a specific app.
Establishing Settings for Individual Apps
Now that your default settings are configured when you mouseover sections that show the password strength you will see a “reset” button. Clicking it will reset the password based on the settings you have stipulated. In addition, an email will be sent to the user letting them know that their password has been reset. |
Securing the supply chain is one of the most important challenges confronting manufacturers and other entities involved in supplying products to the healthcare industry. State and federal legislation require the implementation of pedigree and tracking systems with the goal of enhancing patient safety by helping to secure the supply chain.
The high number of products in a supply chain makes it difficult to track individual products or groups of products (e.g. a “case”). In addition, the number of different parties (e.g., manufacturer, distributor, pharmacy and hospital) adds to the complexity of tracking products.
Additionally, due to the high volume of products in a supply chain, counterfeit goods are often prevalent. Counterfeiters typically generate duplicate packaging and submit the fake product into a distributor's warehouse. This will result in the distributor unknowingly fake product into a distributor's warehouse. This will result in the distributor unknowingly shipping real and counterfeit items. Various embodiments of the present disclosure help resolve such issues in an efficient manner. |
IQGAP1, a novel vascular endothelial growth factor receptor binding protein, is involved in reactive oxygen species--dependent endothelial migration and proliferation.
Endothelial cell (EC) proliferation and migration are important for reendothelialization and angiogenesis. We have demonstrated that reactive oxygen species (ROS) derived from the small GTPase Rac1-dependent NAD(P)H oxidase are involved in vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF)-mediated endothelial responses mainly through the VEGF type2 receptor (VEGFR2). Little is known about the underlying molecular mechanisms. IQGAP1 is a scaffolding protein that controls cellular motility and morphogenesis by interacting directly with cytoskeletal, cell adhesion, and small G proteins, including Rac1. In this study, we show that IQGAP1 is robustly expressed in ECs and binds to the VEGFR2. A pulldown assay using purified proteins demonstrates that IQGAP1 directly interacts with active VEGFR2. In cultured ECs, VEGF stimulation rapidly promotes recruitment of Rac1 to IQGAP1, which inducibly binds to VEGFR2 and which, in turn, is associated with tyrosine phosphorylation of IQGAP1. Endogenous IQGAP1 knockdown by siRNA shows that IQGAP1 is involved in VEGF-stimulated ROS production, Akt phosphorylation, endothelial migration, and proliferation. Wound assays reveal that IQGAP1 and phosphorylated VEGFR2 accumulate and colocalize at the leading edge in actively migrating ECs. Moreover, we found that IQGAP1 expression is dramatically increased in the VEGFR2-positive regenerating EC layer in balloon-injured rat carotid artery. These results suggest that IQGAP1 functions as a VEGFR2-associated scaffold protein to organize ROS-dependent VEGF signaling, thereby promoting EC migration and proliferation, which may contribute to repair and maintenance of the functional integrity of established blood vessels. |
This report mainly introduces volume and value market share by players, by regions, by product type, by consumers and also their price change details. As a MarketResearchReports.Biz report, it covers all details inside analysis and opinion in “Global Cancer Immunotherapy Market”.
Global Cancer Immunotherapy Market: Overview
The growing incidences of cancer and a need to treat them is the key driver of the global immunotherapy market. The number of deaths occurring due to cancer is increasing every year and has therefore forced government bodies to take initiatives for the improvement of the health conditions of people, by investing heavily in research and development and enabling innovation and advancements in technology so as to offer improved treatments. This has pushed the growth of the global cancer immunotherapy therapy. As immunotherapy therapy has a higher success rate and proven efficiency over conventional treatment methods for cancer, its demand is higher and therefore, the market is expected to witness a remarkable growth over the coming years. The treatment pipeline looks promising and is thus, expected to ensure a healthy growth of the market.
The report offers forecasts of the overall cancer immunotherapy market over the global level as well as on regional levels. The estimated size of each of the segments and sub-segments has also been given in the report. Macroeconomic indicators, drivers, and restraints impacting the global cancer immunotherapy market have been included along with their impact on each region. Current challenges met by players in the cancer immunotherapy market have been elaborated on, thus giving a brief idea to readers and investors the problems they may encounter while investing in the competitive market.
The global cancer immunotherapy market is expected to hold promising growth as there lies immense scope for improvement and development. The increasing number of clinical trials held particularly in immunotherapy is expected to boost the market’s growth. With the recognition from various medical bodies as the foremost line of therapy over conventional chemotherapy, cancer immunotherapy is estimated to hold immense potential and growth opportunity in the coming years.
However, factors such as high attrition rates during product development phase are anticipated to restrict the growth of the market. Also, an overall lack of awareness about immunotherapy being a better treatment option will impede the growth of the market. The high cost of clinical trials poses a challenge for players in the market. With many types and subtypes of cancer, having a single mode of treatment method is impossible, increasing the attrition rates of new drugs and treatments. Only a handful of contenders in the pipeline pass through the phase III trials and the rest are considered to be inefficient. This is yet another challenge faced by players in the market.
Global Cancer Immunotherapy Market: Segmentation
On the basis of therapeutic area, the market is segmented into colorectal cancer, lung cancer, breast cancer, melanoma, prostate cancer, and blood cancer. By end users, the global cancer immunotherapy market is segmented into ASC’s (ambulatory surgical centers), hospitals, clinics, and cancer research centers. Hospitals are expected to be the leading segment in the market. On the basis of region, the market is segmented into North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America and the Middle East and Africa. Asia Pacific is poised to witness significant growth in the market. |
Hey, Eric here were Thirty by Forty Design
Workshop, back today with a book review - actually
two books - sort of a companion set.
They're not new releases, but they're new
to my library so, I thought I'd share a quick
review of them.
It's easy to get comfortable as designers
and rely on familiar compositional tricks
that have worked for us in the past, but falling
into these familiar patterns can leave our
work feeling stale and uninspired.
Learning from the work and processes of others,
outside of our own professional orbit, is
a necessary part of keeping our work fresh
and exploring new ideas.
These two books do that for me, they're sort
of like miniature form-making reference manuals.
Book one’s foundation is a system devised
for teaching spatial manipulation by the authors
while they were teaching at the Harvard GSD.
The book is organized into basic formal operations:
subtraction, addition, and displacement, and
they are meant to set in motion the designer’s
work.
Rather than finite forms or end products they
are the means to an end, a jumping-off point.
The book’s diagrams are simple and they
effectively communicate the transformations
possible using the one word verb on each page.
I view them as a writer might a thesaurus,
as a way to say something more precisely,
or a way to color an existing design language.
It's a concise book with only a very few introductory
pages of text in the beginning and as such
it leaves room for interpretation, but equally
it leaves out some of the more complex variants
of form and space making specifically curvilinear
or non-orthogonal geometries.
But, it certainly opens the door to those
prospects with some of the hybrid compositions
presented at the end of the book.
The bulk of the book doesn't present the manipulations
as works of architecture necessarily rather
they’re organizational diagrams and in this
way, they're useful instruments for conceptual
design; for diagramming.
It's not difficult to envision real work evolving
from each operation and the authors do supplement
with real-world examples from notable architects.
Conditional Design is an evolution of the
more abstract Operative Design and rightly
acknowledges that the conditions of architecture
are defined by more than simple volumetric
manipulation, we must also consider the site,
program, light, scale, circulation, and structure.
If Operative Design is an abstract manual,
Conditional Design grounds the abstract in
the real conditions of architectural design.
Now, it's proposed as a design methodology
but it's difficult for me to see that here,
there are no specific steps per se.
There's transformations, iterations, and rightly,
a testing of ideas.
Now, perhaps that's because although we're
always seeking a methodology, the design process
refuses to be prescriptive in this way, you're
free to start a design process with any variable
you choose, any one you think most important
and then begin testing ideas.
These books reinforce that notion.
Now, the books may seem to promote a kind
of kit of parts design mentality, one can
imagine borrowing the operations or the resultant
forms and collaging them together.
Now, you might be thinking, “is this what
architecture has been reduced to, selecting
parts and pieces from a catalog?”
But, before you dismiss it entirely I do think
there's merit to it.
Timothy Love wrote an interesting article
in Harvard Design magazine called, “Kit-of-parts
conceptualism” where he talks about the
value and also some of the shortcomings of
this kind of approach.
This was actually how I was taught when I
went to architecture school.
I, somewhat naively, fully expected to start
right in on day one designing buildings - homes
actually - I thought I could choose.
But no, in architecture school they start
off by purging all your received architectural
knowledge, your notions of what good architecture
is, sort of an informal brainwashing if you
will.
What you think about architecture is based
on a lot of things: where you grew up, your
social class, your culture, where you vacationed,
all the media you consumed.
In architecture school they want to start
you off fresh, with first principles; introduce
you to space making rather than your baked-in
notions of domestic perfection per se.
To do this, they arm you with a kit of parts
and a composition challenge where you can
only use the fundamental building blocks of
architecture, planes and piers.
They give you a set of basic rules and you
complete a series of abstract projects.
What this does is it forces you to think about
creating space first rather than the iconography
or imagery of a home, for example.
And so, there's validity to the kit-of-parts
approach but not as the only approach.
Architecture is the result of many complex
motivators, formal composition is but one.
And, as Love says in his article, “Architecture
cannot only be about itself,” as the kit-of-parts
teaching might suggest, it must solve tangible
problems.
So, for a kit-of-parts to be truly useful
it has to be informed by other meaningful
ordering systems.
As a pairing, these two books neatly address
that idea.
Now, without question there's lots of obvious
value here as a teaching tool and so, I think
these will be most helpful for students and
teachers.
Having said that, I think they also have a
place in the library of experienced architects
too and used as a reminder of first principles,
a tool to incite new ideas, and to help counteract
our own well-trod - perhaps tired - natural
design tendencies.
And, quite honestly, that's why I picked them
up.
I have to admit there's a certain delight
in flipping through these and whether that's
because of their size, their ordered simplicity,
or just the air of possibility they project,
I think they're hard not to love.
The authors’ apt usage of verbs throughout
the book suggests these manipulations are
only stops along the way, one in a series
of infinite possible iterations as one digs
deeper to find the proper resolution of the
architectural idea.
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costs you nothing extra, but it helps support
these videos.
So, if you found anything of value here, please
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Q:
Zend: Autoload both Doctrine_Table and Doctrine_Record
I've been working with Doctrine_Record classes that autoload just fine for a while; but after some reading, I've decided I would like to implement both Doctrine_Records as well as Custom Table Classes.
So I added this to my bootstrap
$manager->setAttribute(
Doctrine::ATTR_AUTOLOAD_TABLE_CLASSES,
true
);
Which has made the Custom table classes work just fine... but it breaks autoloading Records!
How to make both autoload?
I.E. new User.php gets my User Doctrine_Record class and Doctrine_Core::getTable('User') gets my Custom UserTable class.
Here's how it looked (working) before I tried implementing Custom Tables:
public function _initDoctrine() {
require_once 'Doctrine.php';
/*
* Autoload Doctrine Library and connect
* use appconfig.ini doctrine.dsn
*/
$this ->getApplication()
->getAutoloader()
->pushAutoloader(array(
'Doctrine',
'autoload'),
'Doctrine');
$manager = Doctrine_Manager::getInstance();
$manager->setAttribute(
Doctrine::ATTR_AUTO_ACCESSOR_OVERRIDE,
true
);
$manager->setAttribute(
Doctrine::ATTR_MODEL_LOADING,
Doctrine::MODEL_LOADING_CONSERVATIVE
);
// try these custom tables out!
// $manager->setAttribute( Doctrine::ATTR_AUTOLOAD_TABLE_CLASSES, true );
$config = $this->getOption('doctrine');
$conn = Doctrine_Manager::connection($config['dsn'], 'doctrine');
return $conn;
// can call flush on the connection to save any unsaved records
}
Thanks
edit:
Let me clarify.
Not just custom classes.. I already use custom classes which extend Doctrine_Record.
class Model_User extends Doctrine_Record {}
$foo = new Model_User;
Much of my application currently works around this and will not be changing in that respect.
However, I would like to ALSO use Custom Tables
class UserTable extends Doctrine_Table {}
$bar = Doctrine_Core::getTable('User');
But, as soon as I enable this (custom table classes) feature to call classes of Doctrine_Table utilising the Table suffix. Any Doctrine_Record classes I've previously extended and called directly, stops working! I want to make use of both!
A:
I found the problem!
You must make sure every x.php Doctrine_Record class has an associated xTable.php Doctrine_Table class or the record loading will break!
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import { SET_RUNTIME_VARIABLE } from '../constants';
export function setRuntimeVariable({ name, value }) {
return {
type: SET_RUNTIME_VARIABLE,
payload: {
name,
value,
},
};
}
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[Acute retrograde dissection of the aorta is a formidable complication in retrograde perfusion through the femoral artery].
To avoid this complication, we applied a Nelaton catheter (Imamura, Tokyo, Japan: standard type) as a guide to insert an arterial perfusion cannula (Bardic) into the femoral artery. Initially, the Nelaton catheter is accurately placed into the femoral artery through a purse string suture without applying vascular clamps on the artery or its branches. Then the perfusion cannula is advanced using the Nelaton catheter as a guide. We believe this procedure will avoid acute retrograde dissection of the aorta since it protects the femoral artery from injuries caused by the vascular clamps or the tip of the perfusion cannula. |
How To: Migrate an Orphaned Enterprise Vault Archive to an Exchange Archive Mailbox
Detailed Description
This How To will provide steps how a Veritas Enterprise Vault Archive can be migrated to a Microsoft Exchange Archive Mailbox using the Simply Migrate Management Shell.
To ensure that database connection strings and permissions have been correctly set, please follow the steps outlined in the following article;Post-Installation Guide
Create Job
There are occasions when you will want to migrate a specific archive, for a leaver as an example, where the archive is orphaned.
The parameter in the above example TargetFolder, will migrate the EV Archive with the ArchiveID of 1F3AF30841A148E40B33C39BF19C50A811110000EVLONDON to the “My old EV Data” folder in the users Online Archive Mailbox, maintaining the original folder structure from the archive. If the folder does not exist, it will be created. |
Q:
Download from an URL in Spring
I want that , by pasting the URL of a file (the file can be an image, an Xhtml, or a Css) into a form of a JSP, this can be downloaded form internet and saved locally. Please can you help me ?
A:
you can use this to open URL in the browser and save into the file location.
<%
String site= contain the string(URL);
response.setStatus(response.SC_MOVED_TEMPORARILY);
response.setHeader("Location", site);
File file = new File("/Users/asdf.xml");
FileWriter fr = null;
BufferedWriter br = null;
URL url = new URL(site);
BufferedReader reader = new BufferedReader
(new InputStreamReader(url.openStream()));
fr = new FileWriter(file);
br = new BufferedWriter(fr);
String line;
while ((line = reader.readLine()) != null) {
System.out.println(line);
br.write(line);
br.newLine();
}
reader.close();
br.close();
%>
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Air Detection Aid & Warning System (ADAWS) - ADAWS (Optional extra) helps detect air bubbles at the central point of the sensor. During an injection, ADAWS will stop the injection if an air bolus appears |
'use strict';
var pizza = require('./API/pizza');
// ==============================
// CLIENT CODE
// ==============================
console.log(pizza.peppers(pizza.bacon(pizza.margherita)).ingredients());
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require 'wrong'
include Wrong::Assert
assert{false}
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Q:
What is the best workflow for updating / deploying a Rails app through Git?
I just deployed my first Ruby on Rails app on a VPS at Digital Ocean.
To get started quickly, I did this by simply dragging my Rails directory tree (and its containing files) onto the server via (S)FTP.
I know this isn't the best solution in the long run. So how can I link my app on the server to my git repository at GitHub?
Ideally, when I work on my app locally, and then git commit and git push to my git repository, my app on the VPS will also get updated automatically.
How can this be achieved or what is the best strategy to achieve this?
Since I am building this app just by myself, I can probably keep things simple and stick to a single master branch, rather than having multiple branches.
Thanks for any help.
A:
If I were you, I'd do the pulling and updating on the remote manually. Sorry, but this is not only best practice, but will also force you to learn something useful about system administration and don't require you to be dependent on one host, but can switch service provider and setup as easy it is to make a git-clone somewhere else.
So my workflow would be:
Client:
# Do some changes, commit and add a nice message
$ git commit myfiles
# Push to remote once I'm happy.
$ git push
# SSH to server, and continue from there.
$ ssh username@server
Server:
# Enter project directory
$ cd /var/www/myproject
# Pull code
$ git pull
Done. Or perhaps finish by refreshing server container (uWSGI, fcgi, gunicorn, what have you...)
Reading other similar answers, they hint to looking at the following resource using Capistrano:
Capistrano documentation at GitHub
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Only a Full Confession Scrubs the Moral Slate Clean
A study recently published in the February issue of the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology found that subjects who fully confess after a moral misstep feel better than those who only come partially clean. In addition, others judge the half-steppers more harshly than they do those who go all the way with their confessions.
Researchers set up an online game that allowed participants to cheat, and then offered those that cheated a chance to confess. They then measured negative affect (e.g., guilt) among four groups: those who didn’t cheat, those who cheated but didn’t confess, those who cheated and partially confessed, and those who cheated and fully confessed. The results:
What’s interesting is that a partial confession is worse than a full confession… and it’s even worse than no confession at all (at least in terms of reducing negative feelings).
Why does this happen? Some thoughts tomorrow on morality, disgust and MacGyver. |
The proportion of mobile devices, in particular of wireless devices like mobile phones and personal digital assistants (PDA), with an in-built camera is steadily increasing. Rapid technological advances in electronics make these devices endowed with camera modules ever more affordable. At the same time, the capabilities of these cameras are also becoming better at such a pace that their image quality has often become almost indistinguishable from that of dedicated digital cameras in terms of resolution, color depth and light sensitivity. Of course all these observations apply equally to still pictures, like digital photographs, as well as to the moving pictures of a digital movie. The inclusion of a camera module into a mobile device does not only have implications for the user of the mobile device, but also for the manufacturing and sourcing process of the device. For example, every user of a mobile device like a mobile phone is aware of connectivity questions for different accessories for that device. Different devices may or may not be compatible with various headsets, chargers or connectors to stationary devices like personal computers. Comprehensive interoperability is always desired but not very often achieved. But the question of interoperability is not only relevant with regard to connecting the mobile device to external components and other devices, but also arises for connecting the constituent components of the mobile device themselves. To with, the camera module of a mobile device needs to transfer the image data to a processor of that device, for instance a baseband processor of that device, for the image taken by the camera module to be further displayed to the user, to be transmitted to another device, to be stored, or for any further processing. This data transfer may occur over various kinds of physical lines and using any of a variety of higher protocol layers. This data transfer protocol may also be different for different camera modules transmitting the image data and for different processors, e.g. baseband processors, receiving the image data. This restricts the ability of mobile device manufacturers to combine camera modules with different processors, including baseband processors, and corresponding chipsets and either necessitates a larger inventory and more complicated sourcing or the use of interoperability hardware, like conversion circuits, thus adding to product cost, weight and space requirements. |
Q:
Clarification needed in using Ajax forms and Partial Page
I am newbie to MVC and Web App.
Recently I have went through the article
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/pmfawas/Asp-Net-mvc-how-to-post-a-collection/
It uses the Ajax Form, to do the partial update towards a particular region alone..
But I have a doubt in that example...
I have seen the partial Page inside the Div with Id "AllTweets"....
<div id="AllTweets">
@Html.Partial("_AllTweets", Model) ***** (XXX)
</div>
And also in the controller action,
try
{
viewModel.Tweets.Add(viewModel.Tweet);
return PartialView("_AllTweets", viewModel); **** (YYYYY)
}
Now my question is,
They are returning the partial view along with the data from the action in the controller.
Whatever the data returned from the controller, the engine will place that data, inside the target div with id "AllTweets"...
But still, why I have to have the statement, @Html.Partial("_AllTweets", Model) inside the Div, since already I am returning the data from the controller...
And also in some of the examples, i have seen the same kind of the code..
But, even if I have removed the code "@Html.Partial("_AllTweets", Model)" inside the div, the code still works fine, and without any problem and i can able to post the data to the action in the controller.
I got totally stuck at this point.
May I kindly know, what is the reason behind it and why so.... So I can understand it more better.
Thanks in advance...
A:
But, even if I have removed the code @Html.Partial("_AllTweets",
Model) inside the div, the code still works fine, and without any
problem and i can able to post the data to the action in the
controller.
Yes it will work fine. The Html.Partial("_AllTweets",Model) renders the partial with the specified model on every page load. After page is loaded, then ajax is used to fill the div with id AllTweets.
Html.Partial("_AllTweets",Model) is usefull when you want to display, for example, already saved tweets from your database to user when the page first loads. And then ajax takes care of later updates.
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AM_CFLAGS = -I. -I$(top_srcdir)/libfreefare @LIBNFC_CFLAGS@
AM_LDFLAGS = @LIBNFC_LIBS@
bin_PROGRAMS = felica-lite-dump \
felica-read-ndef \
mifare-classic-format \
mifare-classic-write-ndef \
mifare-classic-read-ndef \
mifare-desfire-access \
mifare-desfire-create-ndef \
mifare-desfire-ev1-configure-ats \
mifare-desfire-ev1-configure-default-key \
mifare-desfire-ev1-configure-random-uid \
mifare-desfire-format \
mifare-desfire-info \
mifare-desfire-read-ndef \
mifare-desfire-write-ndef \
mifare-ultralight-info \
mifare-ultralightc-diversify \
ntag-detect \
ntag-removeauth \
ntag-setauth \
ntag-write
felica_lite_dump_SOURCES = felica-lite-dump.c
felica_lite_dump_LDADD = $(top_builddir)/libfreefare/libfreefare.la
felica_read_ndef_SOURCES = felica-read-ndef.c
felica_read_ndef_LDADD = $(top_builddir)/libfreefare/libfreefare.la
mifare_classic_format_SOURCES = mifare-classic-format.c
mifare_classic_format_LDADD = $(top_builddir)/libfreefare/libfreefare.la
mifare_classic_read_ndef_SOURCES = mifare-classic-read-ndef.c
mifare_classic_read_ndef_LDADD = $(top_builddir)/libfreefare/libfreefare.la
mifare_classic_write_ndef_SOURCES = mifare-classic-write-ndef.c
mifare_classic_write_ndef_LDADD = $(top_builddir)/libfreefare/libfreefare.la
mifare_desfire_access_SOURCES = mifare-desfire-access.c
mifare_desfire_access_LDADD = $(top_builddir)/libfreefare/libfreefare.la
mifare_desfire_create_ndef_SOURCES = mifare-desfire-create-ndef.c
mifare_desfire_create_ndef_LDADD = $(top_builddir)/libfreefare/libfreefare.la
mifare_desfire_ev1_configure_ats_SOURCES = mifare-desfire-ev1-configure-ats.c
mifare_desfire_ev1_configure_ats_LDADD = $(top_builddir)/libfreefare/libfreefare.la
mifare_desfire_ev1_configure_default_key_SOURCES = mifare-desfire-ev1-configure-default-key.c
mifare_desfire_ev1_configure_default_key_LDADD = $(top_builddir)/libfreefare/libfreefare.la
mifare_desfire_ev1_configure_random_uid_SOURCES = mifare-desfire-ev1-configure-random-uid.c
mifare_desfire_ev1_configure_random_uid_LDADD = $(top_builddir)/libfreefare/libfreefare.la
mifare_desfire_format_SOURCES = mifare-desfire-format.c
mifare_desfire_format_LDADD = $(top_builddir)/libfreefare/libfreefare.la
mifare_desfire_info_SOURCES = mifare-desfire-info.c
mifare_desfire_info_LDADD = $(top_builddir)/libfreefare/libfreefare.la -lm
mifare_desfire_read_ndef_SOURCES = mifare-desfire-read-ndef.c
mifare_desfire_read_ndef_LDADD = $(top_builddir)/libfreefare/libfreefare.la
mifare_desfire_write_ndef_SOURCES = mifare-desfire-write-ndef.c
mifare_desfire_write_ndef_LDADD = $(top_builddir)/libfreefare/libfreefare.la
mifare_ultralight_info_SOURCES = mifare-ultralight-info.c
mifare_ultralight_info_LDADD = $(top_builddir)/libfreefare/libfreefare.la
mifare_ultralightc_diversify_SOURCES = mifare-ultralightc-diversify.c
mifare_ultralightc_diversify_LDADD = $(top_builddir)/libfreefare/libfreefare.la
ntag_detect_SOURCES = ntag-detect.c
ntag_detect_LDADD = $(top_builddir)/libfreefare/libfreefare.la
ntag_removeauth_SOURCES = ntag-removeauth.c
ntag_removeauth_LDADD = $(top_builddir)/libfreefare/libfreefare.la
ntag_setauth_SOURCES = ntag-setauth.c
ntag_setauth_LDADD = $(top_builddir)/libfreefare/libfreefare.la
ntag_write_SOURCES = ntag-write.c
ntag_write_LDADD = $(top_builddir)/libfreefare/libfreefare.la
CLEANFILES= *.gcno
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John Kasich’s “7th-highest tax burden” claim is “bogus”
As the showdown between the Legislature and the Governor’s office continues – with Kasich pushing to spend any additional state revenues on tax cuts instead of helping out local schools and communities – you’re going to keep hearing from Kasich and his team that Ohio “had the seventh-highest taxes in the nation last year.”
Their numbers are coming directly from rankings by the Tax Foundation – a right-wing, anti-tax group partially funded by the Koch Family Foundations – which claims that “Ohio has the 7th highest state and local combined tax burden in the nation” based on their own state rankings.
The Tax Foundation’s state rankings – along with much of their other “research” – has been dismissed as junk science and unreliable by tax experts on both sides of the aisle. Governor Taft’s Tax Commissioner William W. Wilkins called the Tax Foundations’s rankings “bogus” and Strickland’s Tax Commissioner Rich Levin had even harsher words.
According to Levin, the ‘state business tax climate index’ issued annually but the Tax Foundation “isn’t credible at all” and should “absolutely should not be taken seriously by policy makers or other serious-minded people.”
Levin was so annoyed that people were taking these numbers seriously that he wrote a public rebuttal, which we’ve included below. As you can see in Levin’s letter, not only does the Tax Foundation’s research contain “a significant number of factual errors”, the foundation refuses to disclose how it calculates its rankings – meaning no one can validate or challenge their findings. “I’d call it “junk science””, says Levin. “Except that the Tax Foundation’s index isn’t really science at all.”
Oh – and here’s the worst part: since these ranking are based on the “state and local combined tax” – Ohio is very likely to continue moving down the rankings next year. With Kasich’s budget pulling HUGE amounts of state funding from local communities, the local tax burden in Ohio is guaranteed to go up over the next two years as local communities pass tax levies to make up the difference. |
Q:
Returning two different rows in a new data type in PlPGSQL
I am trying to write a function that returns the data from two different rows, in a new data type.
This is what I have so far:
CREATE TABLE foo(
dt DATE NOT NULL,
f1 REAL NOT NULL,
f2 REAL NOT NULL,
f3 REAL NOT NULL,
f4 REAL NOT NULL,
);
CREATE TYPE start_finish_type AS (start_f1 REAL, start_f2 REAL, start_f3 REAL, start_f4 REAL,
finish_f1 REAL, finish_f2 REAL, finish_f3 REAL, finish_f4 REAL);
CREATE FUNCTION fetch_begin_end_data(start_date DATE, finish_date DATE)
RETURNS start_finish_type AS $$
DECLARE
actual_start_date DATE;
actual_finish_date DATE ;
retval start_finish_type;
BEGIN
-- Select earliest row matching start_date
SELECT MIN(dt) INTO actual_start_date FROM foo WHERE dt >= start_date;
SELECT MIN(dt) INTO actual_finish_date FROM foo WHERE dt <= finish_date;
SELECT f1,f2, f3, f4 FROM foo WHERE dt = actual_start_date;
SELECT f1,f2, f3, f4 FROM foo WHERE dt = actual_finish_date;
-- How do I store the values obtained above and return them in the new type?
END
$$ LANGUAGE plpgsql;
My question is: How do I modify the function so that it returns the data from the two different rows, and returns them in the new data type?
A:
try:
CREATE or replace FUNCTION fetchbeginenddata(start_date DATE, end_date DATE)
RETURNS startfinishtype AS $$
DECLARE
actual_start_date DATE;
actual_finish_date DATE ;
retval startfinishtype;
BEGIN
-- Select earliest row matching start_date
SELECT MIN(dt) INTO actual_start_date FROM foo WHERE dt >= start_date;
SELECT MIN(dt) INTO actual_finish_date FROM foo WHERE dt <= finish_date;
SELECT (a.f1,a.f2, a.f3, a.f4,b.f1,b.f2, b.f3, b.f4)
FROM
(SELECT f1,f2, f3, f4 FROM foo WHERE dt = actual_start_date) a
JOIN
(SELECT f1,f2, f3, f4 FROM foo WHERE dt = actual_finish_date) b
ON true into retval;
return retval;
END
$$ LANGUAGE plpgsql;
of course it requires that those two selects both return by one row
update
as @eurotrash states you might want to explicitly name composite type attributes to match order, like:
INTO retval.start_f1, retval.start_f2, ...
istead of just
INTO retval;
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Q:
Pandas stock regression chart
I would like to create a simple linear regression chart just like in excel. With the shortest way possible.
Which is the easiest way to to plot a stock returns chart with a regression line using the pandas .plot ?
A:
It would be pretty simple with statsmodels
import statsmodels.api as sm
mod = sm.OLS.from_formula('y ~ x', data=df) # y and x are column names in the DataFrame
res = mod.fit()
fig, ax = plt.subplots()
sm.graphics.abline_plot(model_results=res, ax=ax)
df.plot(kind='scatter', x='x', y='y', ax=ax)
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Heterogeneity of chicken photoreceptors as defined by hybridoma supernatants. An immunocytochemical study.
Immune cells producing antibodies to chicken photoreceptor membranes were fused with myeloma cells and supernatants of the resulting hybridoma cells were used to test various types of photoreceptor cells in the chicken retina by means of immunocytochemistry. A polyclonal antibody raised against the protein component of bovine rhodopsin was also used. Outer segments of various photoreceptor cells were labelled by the following antibodies: rods were positive with the anti-rhodopsin antibody, both members of the double cones were stained by supernatant A1, while one type of single cones (designated as type A) was specifically labelled by supernatants A5, B3 and D6. The other type of single cones (type B) reacted with anti-rhodopsin and supernatant A1. The results indicate that there are distinct differences in the molecular structure of various photoreceptor outer segments. |
Q:
task scheduler to run in Apache Felix?
I want to implement a task scheduler to run in Apache Felix. The idea is the task scheduler will read a crontab file, and execute the task (the task is defined by a installed services or bundles) periodically. What is the best way to do this? I am new to OSGI, and good suggestions is appreciated.
A:
Well, it's not really an OSGi matter (OSGi doesn't cover crontab-type event scheduling), I'd say use a 3rd party open source scheduler like Quartz:
http://quartz-scheduler.org/
However, it's not an OSGi bundle out of the box, so that still might require some effort to make it work.
Other suggestion: Apache Sling seems to have a built in scheduler (also based on Quartz), and as Sling is OSGi based, it should be reasonably easy to add to your app.
http://sling.apache.org/documentation/bundles/scheduler-service-commons-scheduler.html
Hope this helps, Frank
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The current state of electronic consultation and electronic referral systems in Canada: an environmental scan.
Access to specialist care is a point of concern for patients, primary care providers, and specialists in Canada. Innovative e-health platforms such as electronic consultation (eConsultation) and referral (eReferral) can improve access to specialist care. These systems allow physicians to communicate asynchronously and could reduce the number of unnecessary referrals that clog wait lists, provide a record of the patient's journey through the referral system, and lead to more efficient visits. Little is known about the current state of eConsultation and eReferral in Canada. The purpose of this work was to identify current systems and gain insight into the design and implementation process of existing systems. An environmental scan approach was used, consisting of a systematic and grey literature review, and targeted semi-structured key informant interviews. Only three eConsultation/eReferral systems are currently in operation in Canada. Four themes emerged from the interviews: eReferral is an end goal for those provinces without an active eReferral system, re-organization of the referral process is a necessity prior to automation, engaging the end-user is essential, and technological incompatibilities are major impediments to progress. Despite the acknowledged need to improve the referral system and increase government spending on health information technology, eConsultation and eReferral systems remain scarce as Canada lags behind the rest of the developed world. |
import { ChangeEventHandler, MouseEventHandler, ReactNode } from 'react';
import { Size } from '../_util/enum';
import { AbstractCheckboxGroupProps } from '../checkbox/Group';
import { AbstractCheckboxProps } from '../checkbox/Checkbox';
export interface RadioGroupProps extends AbstractCheckboxGroupProps {
defaultValue?: any;
value?: any;
onChange?: (e: RadioChangeEvent) => void;
size?: Size;
onMouseEnter?: MouseEventHandler<HTMLDivElement>;
onMouseLeave?: MouseEventHandler<HTMLDivElement>;
name?: string;
children?: ReactNode;
id?: string;
label?: string;
}
export interface RadioGroupState {
value: any;
}
export interface RadioGroupContext {
radioGroup: {
onChange: ChangeEventHandler<HTMLInputElement>;
value: any;
disabled: boolean;
name: string;
};
}
export type RadioProps = AbstractCheckboxProps<RadioChangeEvent>;
export interface RadioChangeEventTarget extends RadioProps {
checked: boolean;
}
export interface RadioChangeEvent {
target: RadioChangeEventTarget;
stopPropagation: () => void;
preventDefault: () => void;
nativeEvent: MouseEvent;
}
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package com.badoo.reaktive.observable
import com.badoo.reaktive.base.tryCatch
import com.badoo.reaktive.completable.CompletableCallbacks
import com.badoo.reaktive.disposable.Disposable
/**
* Mirror items emitted by upstream until a specified condition becomes false.
* See: [http://reactivex.io/documentation/operators/takewhile.html].
*/
fun <T> Observable<T>.takeWhile(predicate: (T) -> Boolean): Observable<T> =
observable { emitter ->
subscribe(
object : ObservableObserver<T>, CompletableCallbacks by emitter {
override fun onSubscribe(disposable: Disposable) {
emitter.setDisposable(disposable)
}
override fun onNext(value: T) {
emitter.tryCatch(block = { predicate(value) }) {
if (it) {
emitter.onNext(value)
} else {
emitter.onComplete()
}
}
}
}
)
}
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Q:
Using Push Notications in Strongloop
I am trying to add push notification support to a REST server build in Strongloop / Loopback. I have followed the instructions at http://docs.strongloop.com/display/public/LB/Push+notifications, but it fails. It seems to be due to the line that reads var db = require('./data-sources/db'); this doesn't exist in my loopback installation (perhaps it is documentation related to an older version)?
I can get the sample server running, but trying to get it going in my application has eluded me...
A:
The doc is outdated (I'll fix it). That way of getting the data source is based on the old structure of the push example. You will need to get a handle on your data source differently; typically something like
var datasource = app.datasources.db;
See Working with LoopBack objects for more information.
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# authconfig
> A CLI interface for configuring system authentication resources.
- Display the current configuration (or dry run):
`authconfig --test`
- Configure the server to use a different password hashing algorithm:
`authconfig --update --passalgo={{algorithm}}`
- Enable LDAP authentication:
`authconfig --update --enableldapauth`
- Disable LDAP authentication:
`authconfig --update --disableldapauth`
- Enable Network Information Service (NIS):
`authconfig --update --enablenis`
- Enable Kerberos:
`authconfig --update --enablekrb5`
- Enable Winbind (Active Directory) authentication:
`authconfig --update --enablewinbindauth`
- Enable local authorization:
`authconfig --update --enablelocauthorize`
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Ornella Iannuzzi L’Exceptionnel
We’re easily drawn to immaculately cut, unblemished gemstones set on jewellery with clean lines and perfect symmetry. There are pieces, however, that pique our interest for their raw, visceral appearance, featuring stones that are hardly polished or cut and set in irregular, unevenly shaped jewellery. |
ENGEL: Blood Of Saints Over Sweden+ Cancelled Due To Knee Surgery
Swedish metallers ENGEL have been forced to cancel the rest of the “Blood Of Saints Over Sweden+” Tour due to the knee surgery of the basist Steve Drennan. Engel issues on the band’s Official Webpage:
We are sorry to say that Blood Of Saints Over Sweden+ tour is cancelled due to knee surgery. Our basist Steve have been rocking to much that his knee broke down and now has to face some time in the hospital to make things right. This is his statement:
“Dear All, no doubt by now it has been made official but sadly we have had to cancel the up and coming shows due to a persistant knee condition that i have been dealing with which has become much worse over the past months to the point of being unable to perform under medical instructions. It was always my intention to get the next shows under way until my scheduled and unavoidable surgery to rectify the damage but sadly the many physio sessions and pain killers have had a negative side effect leaving me in constant pain and unable to give what i think is my best in the live performance.
I really am sorry to disappoint so many of you but i promise to be back and fighting fit for the new year but right now i need to take some time out to rest before surgery. I thank you all for your patience and understanding and see you all soon!” |
Q:
Parsing error message to Django template?
I am a newbie in Django. I am writing a sample application that has a form, submit that form then saving the data into the database. My form need to be validated before allowing to save data. So my question is how can I pass the error messages (that generated by validation) to the view? Any suggestion are welcome. Thanks!
A:
Are you using a Form instance? Then you can render the form in the template and the error messages with automagically show up. For instance:
# views.py
def my_view(request, *args, **kwargs):
if request.method == 'POST':
form = MyForm(request.POST.copy())
if form.is_valid():
# Save to db etc.
elif request.methof == 'GET':
form = MyForm()
return render_to_response(..., {'form' : form})
And in the template:
{{ form.as_p }}
You will note that if the form is not vald (is_valid() returns False) then the view will proceed to return the form (with errors) to the template. The errors then get rendered in the template when form.as_p is called.
** Update **
As @Daniel said:
Even if you're not using form.as_p, you can get the errors for the whole form with form.errors and for each field with form.fieldname.errors.
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Q:
Wipe out or dissapear and start over again in internet for personal security?
The other I was talking with a work mate that is part of finances and He made a question that I couldn't answer at the moment.
"I have a lot of accounts and information about me internet. I'm really concerned that personal security is really important this days. I just would like to start again and make a new life in internet Do you know how I can do this?"
What would be the best for this. He also told me that He has an email account where everything is registered. Of course the same account for Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, Paypal.
Should he wipe you everything from this computer and start using VPN or some encryption through his internet.
As far as I know he would like to start a new "LIFE" in internet and forget about the past idenfity that he has.
IT'S NOT something about law related thing... Looks like he just wants to forget about his past life...
The main question is How to start again in internet with a different identity or having a better control about personal information, using the same computer and the same home router?
Thanks
A:
I would think your "friend" could go through all his various accounts and disable them, one by one. That would probably not delete his data, but it would likely reduce his visibility by a great deal.
As an example of this, consider Facebook: If you disable an account, most of what has been created using that account will become invisible (possibly deleted?), but not everything. Also, the account will still remain there, albeit invisible. If you try to rejoin later with the same e-mail address, then you will get the option of reopening the existing account instead. I would be very surprised if most other social networks and other providers of various services did not operate in similar ways; the fact is, it will be extremely difficult to ensure all your data (oh, sorry, I meant your friend's data) will really deleted.
That said, he should be able to reduce his visibility to such an extent that he will be fairly hard to find (that is, assuming your friend is not in the cross hairs of someone with a relatively high degree of competence, like Mossad, for instance).
The other part of your question is about how to initiate a new identity, and keep that separate from one's real identity. As stated by others, this has been discussed in other questions, but the following are a few pointers. (PS: I'm still learning about this stuff myself, and am not providing any guarantees. If your "friend" gets caught smuggling plutonium, or his girlfriend breaks up with him because she caught him participating in online dating because these measures turn out to be insufficiently secure, it's all on him).
First of all, use TOR. Learn how to use it properly, and follow the general guidelines, and you should be safe enough for most cases (general anonymity).
If you want improved anonymity, and to be sure that all your traffic is passing through TOR, get Tails Linux installed on a USB drive, and use that for all activities for your new identity.
Never under any circumstances let your new identity interact with any accounts or anything else that you use or have accessed previously using your "previous" (or real?) identity.
If you are really paranoid, and are worried that this is not enough, then get a separate cheap PC that you can use only for your new identity. Buy it in cash. Preferably using gloves, dark sunglasses, and a fake mustache. Only ever connect it to public networks, so it can never be linked to your address, or the address of any person or organization you may at any point have been affiliated with. Also, don't stay connected for more than a short period at a time, and keep the mustache on in public. A tinfoil hat is optional, but recommended.
Jokes aside: The real issue here is finding a balance that suits your needs. The Internet is a big place, and chances are you can "disappear in the crowd" unless someone is actively searching for you. Creating a new anonymous identity for a limited online existence is fairly easy, provided you don't actively draw attention to yourself, or have highly competent adversaries with a lot of resources. Perhaps the biggest challenge will be to find something useful to do with this new anonymous identity over an extended period of time, without interacting at any time with known friends or organizations which may give away hints to build a profile and connect the dots back to you.
Keep in mind: All kinds of usage and behavior can creates traces. A particular set of sites you visit frequently, the window size of your browser, etc. - these and other factors can be used to create a profile of your user over time. If this profile can be matched back to a similar profile for your real identity, then you may have a problem.
But then again, the odds are your friend's adversaries are not likely to be Mossad.
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Purpose and Description
Compost Blankets are a slope stabilisation, erosion control and vegetation establishment practice used on hill slopes to stabilise bare, disturbed or eroded soils on and around construction activities. Compost Blankets are used for temporary and permanent slope erosion control and vegetation establishment applications.
Application
Compost Blankets are used for slope stabilisation, erosion control and vegetation establishment on disturbed, bare or highly erodible soils during land disturbing and construction activities. Compost Blankets are typically used after final grading for temporary or permanent seeding applications. Custom seed mixes may be added and applied directly to the slope. Non-seeded applications shall be considered a temporary form of erosion control. |
Q:
string to HTML
In my aSP.NET MVC model, I build a string, the result of this string is :
"MyName1 <br/> MyName2 <br/> MyName3"
I'd like see in my HTML page the result like this :
MyNAme1
MyName2
MyName3
and not the stirng
"MyName1 <br/> MyName2 <br/> MyName3"
How can I do this ?
Thanks,
A:
The key is outputting the string without HTML encoding. If you are using the Razor view engine:
@Html.Raw(Model.MyString)
And if you're using the WebForms view engine:
<%= Model.MyString %>
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SDM: Software Defined Manageability
Much has been made of the emergence of Software Defined Networking and the programmable network. At its core, SDN involves opening up network interfaces in order to make the network programmable and allow for the development of applications. While some of those applications interact directly with the data plane, determining how individual packets are treated, many applications actually involve what can fundamentally be described as management functionality – automation of workflows, reaction to events, closing of control loops. A popular example concerns orchestration, in which resources are allocated and state modified so that collectively a service is provided – in many ways resembling a reincarnation of service provisioning in a new context and under a new name.
Of course, management applications and management interfaces have been around for a long time, so what is really new and different this time? Is SDN simply an exciting new label for a tired old concept? Does SDN obviate the need for traditional management? At the core of these questions are the concepts of programmability and manageability.
Both concepts are related, hence they are often confused despite the fact that they are really complementary and address different concerns. While the lines are blurry, as far as the network is concerned, the aspect that is at SDN’s core is programmability and the desire to develop applications for the network. Management and manageability, on the other hand, are about the need to operate a network. Both are important but address different needs. Programmability is what allows the capabilities of an entity to be extended and modified. It is an enabler that is of particular concern to application developers, allowing them to add new features and properties which add to the functionality of the entity. Manageability is what allows an entity to be managed. It is of particular concern to network operators and administrators, affecting the ease, efficiency, and effectiveness with which a network can be operated, provisioned, administered, and maintained.
The fact that a network or a device can be programmed does not remove the need for it to still be managed. Some applications may provide for considerable additional embedded management intelligence that make the network smarter and easier to manage, but do not replace that need entirely. Some interaction with users and management applications will always still be required, even if at some point in the future the network were to become fully autonomic – perhaps the subject of a future blog post. Programmability also facilitates the development of custom agents which in turn facilitate integration into a wide variety of operations support environments, but the need for such integration to have the network managed still remains.
At the same time, programmability, as provided through SDN, provides exciting new opportunities to increase manageability by facilitating the development of corresponding applications. There are two aspects that determine manageability: management interfaces (affecting ease of integration and efficiency of management communication patterns) and management intelligence (affecting what and how much outside management functionality is required in the first place). Both of these aspects stand to benefit tremendously from programmability:
Programmability promises to enable the development of a whole new wave of applications that provide additional management intelligence, such as applications that analyze traffic patterns and fluctuations of operational state to determine the presence of anomalous conditions require operator attention, that may be able to learn such patterns by themselves, take responsive action, and dynamically adapt their behavior. Today, the development of such applications is often not feasible or requires heavy centralized system infrastructure.
Likewise, programmability facilitates the development of applications whose purpose is to provide an alternative management interface or management agent. Why would someone want to implement such a management agent when they already have other interfaces? There are many reasons, including the desire to implement higher layers of management abstraction closer to the “box”, such a policy-based management, the need for custom integration with a given operations support system infrastructure that requires a specific kind of interface, or the desire to extend an application’s capabilities with application-specific pre-processing that can be delegated to the network.
In summary, while there is some overlap between programmability and manageability, there are also very clear distinctions and ultimately they serve different purposes. Both have important and complementary roles to play in networks of the future: Programmability enables the development of applications whose purpose it is to make the network easier to manage, and that can be embedded and tightly coupled with the network, whereas traditional management applications tend to be more loosely coupled. At the same time, programmability by itself does not help network operators who are primarily concerned with running their network, not building applications to run it. Those operators still require management capabilities that are embedded in the network to perform their task. They are application users require functionality that helps them perform their operational tasks, not application developers needing infrastructure that helps them develop such applications.
SDN brings many impulses to the area of manageability and network management and opens up exciting new opportunities. Perhaps we are witnessing the dawn of a new era of manageability that is enabled by SDN: SDM – Software Defined Manageability. We have much to look forward to in the coming years!
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By Tim Binnall
The bizarre trend of pigeons wearing hats has taken yet another weird turn as a self-described 'underground radical group' recently shared a video showing the birds outfitted with Make America Great Again hats and set free to roam the streets of Las Vegas. The very strange "aerial protest piece" was reportedly the work of an organization calling themselves 'Pigeons, United To Interfere Now' or PUTIN. The group sent a rather well-produced presentation of the cap-wearing creatures being released by members of the organization.
Speaking to the Las Vegas Review-Journal under the condition of anonymity, the group leader explained that they were protesting Wednesday night's Democratic debate being held in the city and that the proverbial MAGA pigeons were "coordinated to serve as a gesture of support and loyalty to President Trump." To that end, alongside the dozen or so birds wearing the now-iconic red caps, there was also one pigeon who sported a wig resembling the president's trademark hairstyle.
Acknowledging the outcry which accompanied sightings of cowboy hat-wearing pigeons seen in Las Vegas back in December and the subsequent case of a sombrero-clad bird seen in Reno, the PUTIN member insisted that they had nothing to do with those incidents and asserted that their work was carefully orchestrated with the health and safety of the animals in mind. According to the shadowy spokesperson for the organization, they allegedly captured, cleaned, and cared for the creatures over an extended period of time at a clandestine coop hidden somewhere in the city.
As for how they stuck the hats and wig to the pigeons' heads, PUTIN said that they used eyelash glue, which they argued was perfectly safe and temporary. "The hats usually stay on for a day or two, depending on the bird's movements," said the organization's spokesperson. They also indicated that since the animals have grown accustomed to living in the coop, they naturally return to the roost after a few days in the wild and, at that point, the group will be able to remove the hats if they have not fallen off by then. While that very well may be the case, one can only imagine that animal activists aren't too thrilled to see more pigeons being outfitted with hats. |
Q:
How Do SQL Transactions Work?
I have not been working in SQL too long, but I thought I understood that by wrapping SQL statements inside a transaction, all the statements completed, or none of them did. Here is my problem. I have an order object that has a lineitem collection. The line items are related on order.OrderId. I have verified that all the Ids are set and are correct but when I try to save (insert) the order I am getting The INSERT statement conflicted with the FOREIGN KEY constraint "FK_OrderItemDetail_Order". The conflict occurred in database "MyData", table "dbo.Order", column 'OrderId'.
psuedo code:
create a transaction
transaction.Begin()
Insert order
Insert order.LineItems <-- error occurs here
transaction.Commit
actual code:
...
entity.Validate();
if (entity.IsValid)
{
SetChangedProperties(entity);
entity.Install.NagsInstallHours = entity.TotalNagsHours;
foreach (OrderItemDetail orderItemDetail in entity.OrderItemDetailCollection)
{
SetChangedOrderItemDetailProperties(orderItemDetail);
}
ValidateRequiredProperties(entity);
TransactionManager transactionManager = DataRepository.Provider.CreateTransaction();
EntityState originalEntityState = entity.EntityState;
try
{
entity.OrderVehicle.OrderId = entity.OrderId;
entity.Install.OrderId = entity.OrderId;
transactionManager.BeginTransaction();
SaveInsuranceInformation(transactionManager, entity);
DataRepository.OrderProvider.Save(transactionManager, entity);
DataRepository.OrderItemDetailProvider.Save(transactionManager, entity.OrderItemDetailCollection); if (!entity.OrderVehicle.IsEmpty)
{
DataRepository.OrderVehicleProvider.Save(transactionManager, entity.OrderVehicle);
}
transactionManager.Commit();
}
catch
{
if (transactionManager.IsOpen)
{
transactionManager.Rollback();
}
entity.EntityState = originalEntityState;
}
}
...
Someone suggested I need to use two transactions, one for the order, and one for the line items, but I am reasonably sure that is wrong. But I've been fighting this for over a day now and I need to resolve it so I can move on even if that means using a bad work around. Am I maybe just doing something stupid?
A:
I noticed that you said you were using NetTiers for your code generation.
I've used NetTiers myself and have found that if you delete your foreign key constraint from your table, add it back to the same table and then run the build scripts for NetTiers again after making your changes in the database might help reset the data access layer. I've tried this on occasion with positive results.
Good luck with your issue.
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import {
writeMultipleFiles,
deleteFile,
expectFileToMatch,
replaceInFile
} from '../../../utils/fs';
import { expectToFail } from '../../../utils/utils';
import { ng } from '../../../utils/process';
import { stripIndents } from 'common-tags';
import { updateJsonFile } from '../../../utils/project';
export default function () {
// TODO(architect): Delete this test. It is now in devkit/build-angular.
return writeMultipleFiles({
'src/styles.styl': stripIndents`
@import './imported-styles.styl';
body { background-color: blue; }
`,
'src/imported-styles.styl': stripIndents`
p { background-color: red; }
`,
'src/app/app.component.styl': stripIndents`
.outer {
.inner {
background: #fff;
}
}
`})
.then(() => deleteFile('src/app/app.component.css'))
.then(() => updateJsonFile('angular.json', workspaceJson => {
const appArchitect = workspaceJson.projects['test-project'].architect;
appArchitect.build.options.styles = [
{ input: 'src/styles.styl' },
];
}))
.then(() => replaceInFile('src/app/app.component.ts',
'./app.component.css', './app.component.styl'))
.then(() => ng('build', '--extract-css', '--source-map'))
.then(() => expectFileToMatch('dist/test-project/styles.css',
/body\s*{\s*background-color: #00f;\s*}/))
.then(() => expectFileToMatch('dist/test-project/styles.css',
/p\s*{\s*background-color: #f00;\s*}/))
.then(() => expectToFail(() => expectFileToMatch('dist/test-project/styles.css', '"mappings":""')))
.then(() => expectFileToMatch('dist/test-project/main.js', /.outer.*.inner.*background:\s*#[fF]+/));
}
|
Currently call centres are most commonly used for providing consumer support for certain companies and offering information in general. For example, a telesales centre or a centre offering remote sale of goods and services to the user/consumer focuses on two main methods.
Firstly there is cold calling, where the seller contacts the user to offer them their products or services. In this case the user may become aggressive, since the call was not made by them directly, and therefore unless they happen to want the product at that precise moment, the communication is largely unproductive. Furthermore, the information flow that may pass between the seller or representative and the user is limited solely to the telephone audio channel. In other instances the user may call the seller after having seen an advertisement for a product or service that they may be interested in, but this trade channel requires a costly advertising campaign beforehand in order to reach the potential user/consumer.
Another channel for making remote contact or pursuing telesales or providing support and information is through computers connected to the Internet and publishing promotional websites, hosted by an appropriate server. By using this data communication channel, users (primarily interested users) can search for the product they are interested in and contact the seller or representative who is offering the products or services. However, the use of websites limits direct contact between the seller, information provider or host and the user, which is often vital for providing more information and stimulating the user's interest.
In an attempt to resolve this problem, some websites have video conferencing services to enable the user to speak to a representative directly. Nevertheless, this method of communication presents certain problems.
Thus, in some cases video conferencing or telepresence systems are used. These systems require both the user and the provider to have specific equipment in order to be able to use VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) technology, which means that users must have a computer with a microphone and headphones that have been properly installed and set up for use. In certain cases video conferencing also requires the user to use webcams, which makes the connection even more complicated, since not all users have this equipment or have it installed compatibly.
In certain cases the equipment used is a specific integrated video conferencing device. These are not used on a mass scale and therefore would be useful only for a small number of users.
These video conferencing systems have high bandwidth consumption and therefore perform poorly over connections with insufficient bandwidth, with outages and delays occurring in the voice reproduction. As a result they are not suitable for a flowing conversation. In addition, most common domestic internet connections, for example ADSL, have an upload speed that is slower than the download speed; therefore the communication in the user-representative direction is very limited.
A further difficulty is that these systems require the user to download or install additional software or specific plug-ins for the browser they are using in order to provide the appropriate program and protocol resources with which to establish the communication. This can be awkward and difficult depending on the user's computer. |
Let’s talk about whites. Readers of other colours are welcome to listen in, but this is really about us and our legitimate white self-interests, which are not at all the same thing as racism.
We owe this formulation to David Goodhart, head of the demography, immigration and integration unit at Policy Exchange, a think tank. An article by Mr Goodhart entitled “White self-interest is not same thing as racism” was published on its website a fortnight ago as a curtain-raiser for a report by Eric Kaufmann of Birkbeck College London called “Racial self-interest is not racism”.
Goodhart says the main aim of the report was “to distinguish between white racism and white identity politics”. Or as Professor Kaufmann put it, to create “space for ideas |
Discussing the NYK/DAL trade, and why Nate really likes it for the Knicks. Then, recorded a little earlier today, we go through the Northwest Division to discuss their teams’ outlook at the trade deadline, in order: Denver, OKC, Portland, Utah, and... |
According to Molly Redden at Mother Jones, several Republican “superdonors” — foremost among them, a Nevada hypnotherapist who believes he can “heal” the trauma of rape and incest victims so long as they don’t... |
William Henry Harrison’s grandfather went upstairs to close a window during a thunderstorm and was struck by lightning and died. And, William Henry himself gave a two-hour inaugural speech in the rain, contracted pneumonia and died a month later. |
Bryzgalov was pretty awful to start the season but he’s been on a hot streak lately. Bobrovsky has been consistently good. He’s not the starter, really. Very few goalies in the KHL play the vast majority of the games. Much more of a tandem or trio system. |
Q:
Why should we actually use Dependency Properties?
This code doesn't work :-
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Net;
using System.Windows;
using System.Windows.Controls;
using System.Windows.Documents;
using System.Windows.Input;
using System.Windows.Media;
using System.Windows.Media.Animation;
using System.Windows.Shapes;
using SilverlightPlainWCF.CustomersServiceRef;
using System.Diagnostics;
using System.Collections.ObjectModel;
using System.ComponentModel;
namespace SilverlightPlainWCF
{
public partial class MainPage : UserControl
{
public MainPage()
{
InitializeComponent();
this.DataContext = Customers;
this.Loaded += new RoutedEventHandler(MainPage_Loaded);
}
public static readonly string CustomersPropertyName = "Customers";
// public DependencyProperty CustomersProperty = DependencyProperty.Register(CustomersPropertyName,typeof(ObservableCollection<Customer>)
// ,typeof(MainPage),new PropertyMetadata(null));
private ObservableCollection<Customer> customers;
public ObservableCollection<Customer> Customers
{
//get { return GetValue(CustomersProperty) as ObservableCollection<Customer>; }
//set
//{
// SetValue(CustomersProperty, value);
//}
get
{
return customers;
}
set
{
customers = value;
}
}
void MainPage_Loaded(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
CustomersServiceClient objCustomersServiceClient = new CustomersServiceClient();
objCustomersServiceClient.GetAllCustomersCompleted += (s, res) =>
{
if (res.Error == null)
{
Customers = res.Result;
}
else
{
MessageBox.Show(res.Error.Message);
}
};
objCustomersServiceClient.GetAllCustomersAsync();
}
private void UserControl_Loaded(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
// Do not load your data at design time.
// if (!System.ComponentModel.DesignerProperties.GetIsInDesignMode(this))
// {
// //Load your data here and assign the result to the CollectionViewSource.
// System.Windows.Data.CollectionViewSource myCollectionViewSource = (System.Windows.Data.CollectionViewSource)this.Resources["Resource Key for CollectionViewSource"];
// myCollectionViewSource.Source = your data
// }
// Do not load your data at design time.
// if (!System.ComponentModel.DesignerProperties.GetIsInDesignMode(this))
// {
// //Load your data here and assign the result to the CollectionViewSource.
// System.Windows.Data.CollectionViewSource myCollectionViewSource = (System.Windows.Data.CollectionViewSource)this.Resources["Resource Key for CollectionViewSource"];
// myCollectionViewSource.Source = your data
// }
}
private void LayoutRoot_MouseLeave(object sender, MouseEventArgs e)
{
}
private void customerDataGrid_RowEditEnded(object sender, DataGridRowEditEndedEventArgs e)
{
var Customer = Customers[e.Row.GetIndex()];
Debug.WriteLine(Customer);
}
private void customerDataGrid_SelectionChanged(object sender, SelectionChangedEventArgs e)
{
}
}
}
Whereas if i just change the above property of Customers to this :-
public static readonly string CustomersPropertyName = "Customers";
public DependencyProperty CustomersProperty = DependencyProperty.Register(CustomersPropertyName,typeof(ObservableCollection<Customer>)
,typeof(MainPage),new PropertyMetadata(null));
private ObservableCollection<Customer> customers;
public ObservableCollection<Customer> Customers
{
get { return GetValue(CustomersProperty) as ObservableCollection<Customer>; }
set
{
SetValue(CustomersProperty, value);
}
}
it works. Why is it that only with DependencyProperty the grid gets populated? Please explain me in little detail. Also, do i have to compulsorily use ObservableCollection or even List is fine?
A:
Short answer: Dependency properties are wrappers which know how to 'dispatch changes'.
See Dependency Properties Overview
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WASHINGTON—President Barack Obama's draft resolution authorizing military force against Syria for its alleged use of chemical weapons last month will be rewritten by Congress, several senior lawmakers said Sunday, arguing that the current wording is too open-ended.
"I know it will be amended by the Senate," said Sen. Patrick Leahy (D.,... |
Q:
how to write a file to desktop using streamwriter
I have a block which is supposed to send the overwritten file to my desktop but the code does not seem to be working, I am using a MVC application not a console apllication.
Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong or advise me on how to achieve my solution.
using (var File = new StreamWriter(Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.Desktop) + "~/ColTexOutputFileTest.csv", false)) // true for appending the file and false to overwrite the file
{
foreach (var item in outputFile)
{
File.WriteLine(item);
}
}
A:
Remove the '~' char.
"\ColTexOutputFileTest.csv"
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Global gene expression profiling: a complement to conventional histopathologic analysis of neoplasia.
Transcriptional profiling of entire tumors has yielded considerable insight into the molecular mechanisms of heterogeneous cell populations within different types of neoplasms. The data thus acquired can be further refined by microdissection methods that enable the analyses of subpopulations of neoplastic cells. Separation of the various components of a neoplasm (i.e., stromal cells, inflammatory infiltrates, and blood vessels) has been problematic, primarily because of a paucity of tools for accurate microdissection. The advent of laser capture microdissection combined with powerful tools of linear amplification of RNA and high-throughput microarray-based assays have allowed the transcriptional mapping of intricate and highly complex networks within pure populations of neoplastic cells. With this approach, specific "molecular signatures" can be assigned to tumors of distinct or even similar histomorphology, thereby aiding the desired objective of pattern recognition, tumor classification, and prognostication. This review highlights the potential benefits of global gene expression profiling of tumor cells as a complement to conventional histopathologic analyses. |
#define GPIO_PIN_1 GPIO_PG5
#define GPIO_PIN_2 GPIO_PG6
#define GPIO_PIN_3 GPIO_PG7
#include "../cm-bf537e/gpio_cfi_flash.c"
|
Many browser applications maintain a history of the Uniform Resource Locators (URLs) accessed by a user during the current browsing session or over a longer period of time. This history is sometimes referred to as a history stack. Browsers also commonly include navigation controls, such as a “back” button or arrow and a “forward” button or arrow, for enabling the user to navigate backward and forward within this history. When the browser is displaying the last page in this history (i.e., is at the “end” or “top” of the history stack), the forward button is ordinarily disabled.
Some browsers also include functionality for suggesting web sites to users. The sites that are suggested to a user are typically based on the browsing history of the user, and possibly the browsing histories of other users. To implement this feature, the browser may report some or all of the user's browsing history to a server, and may retrieve associated site recommendations from the server. |
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A Time Reserved for Gratitude
Thanksgiving is a time to be gracious for the wonderful blessings, friends, family and colleagues that we have been rewarded with during the past year. It is those blessings that continue to push JSpire to strive for success in every aspect of our business.
While we show gratitude for the people and blessings around us, showing appreciation in the workplace can also be beneficial. A gracious workplace can motivate workers and foster a thriving environment.
Not only does thanking someone show an acknowledgment of the work that was completed but it also provides a sense of self-worth and trust between coworkers. Cultivating a culture of gratitude may also guard the workplace in times of a crisis. Others will be more willing to step up and take charge because their efforts will not go unrecognized.
Thanksgiving is a time to be selfless and begin thinking of and acknowledging achievements and efforts. A gracious attitude feels right. Optimism and enthusiasm to help others increases the sense of well-being and can also provide health benefits such as bolstering the immune system and suppressing stress tension.
Not only do positive, thankful energies attract more of it, that mindset also changes the way we understand and view the world around us. Realize that striving for constant achievements may help us on the way to reaching our goals, but recognizing the current situation we are in is important to see the change and progress that has been made.
So practice sincerity. Be honest and meaningful about the thanks you have. Not every job or action needs to be outwardly recognized but developing an understanding of the needs of employees and the way they interact and how they will succeed based off of your gratitude will develop a relationship built on respect not only for the person but also for the job done.
So while everyone is sitting around their holiday table giving thanks for their friends and family, take the time also to sit around the conference room table and give thanks for the people you spend a majority of your day with – your family away from home. |
In this thesis we use statistical physics techniques to study the typical performance of four families of error-correcting codes based on very sparse linear transformations: Sourlas codes, Gallager codes, MacKay-Neal codes and Kanter-Saad codes. We map the decoding problem onto an Ising spin system with many-spins interactions. We then employ the replica method to calculate averages over the quenched disorder represented by the code constructions, the arbitrary messages and the random noise vectors. We find, as the noise level increases, a phase transition between successful decoding and failure phases. This phase transition coincides with upper bounds derived in the information theory literature in most of the cases. We connect the practical decoding algorithm known as probability propagation with the task of finding local minima of the related Bethe free-energy. We show that the practical decoding thresholds correspond to noise levels where suboptimal minima of the free-energy emerge. Simulations of practical decoding scenarios using probability propagation agree with theoretical predictions of the replica symmetric theory. The typical performance predicted by the thermodynamic phase transitions is shown to be attainable in computation times that grow exponentially with the system size. We use the insights obtained to design a method to calculate the performance and optimise parameters of the high performance codes proposed by Kanter and Saad. |
Biomedical electrodes are used in a variety of applications and are configured to operate according to the size, type, and direction of current flowing into or out of a body of a patient.
Dispersive electrodes are used in electrosurgery. In modem surgical practice there are many times when electrosurgery is more preferable than the use of the traditional scalpel. In electrosurgery, cutting is performed by an intense electrical current passing through a cutting electrode. The surgeon directs this current to exactly where cutting is required by wielding the cutting electrode, which because of its cylindrical shape and the way it is held in the hand is commonly called an "electrosurgical pencil". By activating controls which change the characteristics of the electrical current being sent to the pencil by an electrosurgical generator, the surgeon can use the pencil either to cut or to coagulate areas of bleeding. This makes electrosurgery particularly convenient when surgery requiring extra control of blood loss is being performed. Because of concerns to minimize the transmissions of blood-borne illnesses between health care patients and health care providers, in both directions, electrosurgery is becoming increasingly important.
In electrosurgery, as in all situations where electrical current is flowing, a complete circuit must be provided to and from the current source. In this case, the current that enters the body at the pencil must leave it in another place and return to the generator. It will readily be appreciated that when current enough to deliberately cut is brought to the body of a patient in one place, great care must be taken that unintentional damage is not also done to the patient at the location where that current is leaving the body. The task of collecting the return current safely is performed by a dispersive electrode.
A dispersive electrode performs this task by providing a large surface area through which the current can pass; the same current which was at cutting intensity when focused at the small surface area at the tip of the pencil is relatively harmless, with the goal of being painless to the patient, when spread out over the large surface area of the dispersive electrode.
Unfortunately, any geometry of the large surface area has an edge and perhaps distinct corners or junctions where "edge effects" caused by increased current density at those locations can have a maximum temperature rise during usage by the patient making such dispersive electrode or cardiac stimulating electrode most uncomfortable to the patient.
Use of dispersive biomedical electrodes must account for the size of the electrode relative to the location of edges where current density is highest and where discomfort sensed in adjoining tissue of the patient caused by such current density.
The same difficulties concerning edge effect also are present in cardiac stimulating electrodes, such as those used for defibrillation, external pacing, or cardioversion. For a patient already in some discomfort or ill health, pain sensed by the very medical device intended to treat the patient is disconcerting at best to the patient. |
Transposition of Francis turbine cavitation compliance at partial load to different operating conditionsGomesJ.FavrelA.LandryC.NicoletC.AvellanF.2017Francis turbines operating in part load conditions experience a swirling flow at the runner outlet leading to the development of a precessing cavitation vortex rope in the draft tube. This cavitation vortex rope changes drastically the velocity of pressure waves traveling in the draft tube and may lead to resonance conditions in the hydraulic circuit. The wave speed being strongly related to the cavitation compliance, this research work presents a simple model to explain how it is affected by variations of operating conditions and proposes a method to transpose its values. Even though the focus of this paper is on transpositions within the same turbine scale, the methodology is also expected to be tested for the model to prototype transposition in the future. Comparisons between measurements and calculations are in good agreement.CONF |
Terlipressin or norepinephrine, or both in septic shock?
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Grounding a Club in Golf Meaning?
In golf, what does grounding a club mean? I don't get it.
It seams ridiculous that you can't touch the club to the ground in certain areas of the course.
I don't follow golf, but I saw Dustin Johnson was penalized for "Grounding a Club."
What is the purpose of this rule? How does it affect the game?
I saw highlights on SportsCenter and it showed it but still don't know what it means. All SportsCenter said was that you can't do it.
Grounding the club meaning:
To place the clubface behind the ball on the ground at address. Grounding the club is prohibited in bunkers or when playing from any marked hazard.
The grounding rule essentially constitutes the penalty for hitting into one. Without the grounding rule, there might not be any difference in being just on the wrong side of the hazard line or just on the other side.
You have to be careful- obviously, D. Johnson's situation is one example.
The intent behind the rule of grounding your club is to prevent you from setting it down behind the ball before you hit it. It makes it much easier to gauge the shot when you can rest the club behind the ball. It is kind of like sizing an opponent up before you punch him in boxing by measuring the distance between you and your opponent with an extended arm. By not being able to ground your club you are suffering a penalty of sorts. It becomes a more difficult shot. |
Q:
Change the subversion commit location for a copied project in android studio
I have a project which i have copied from a different completed project,and refactored the package name. after the refactoring and sync was complete android studio asked me whether i wanted to add the newly created files to subversion. i remembered that my previous project was shared through subversion. so i went ahead and disabled the vcs integration for my current project to prevent any accidental modification to my previous project. but now whenever i enable vcs integration on my current project, i am not able to share it as a new project through subversion. i think android studio is holding onto the url of the previous project. so my question is how can i change this? i want to share my newly created project as a new one through subversion. how can it be done?
i remember when i used eclipse, i was used to deleting the CVS directories from my newly created projects which are copied from other ones, and it worked flawlessly. is there any way like this with android studio?
thank you.
A:
I got my answer eventually. the trick was to delete the .svn directory hidden in the root folder of my project. deleting that directory gave the prefect result. and i was able to share my project as a new one through subversion.
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Facial scoliosis due to sternocleidomastoid torticollis: a cephalometric analysis.
Facial scoliosis can be caused by either the plagiocephaly which arises from unilateral coronal suture synostosis, or by the effects of sternocleidomastoid torticollis. Despite publications which have presented the key clinical and radiographic craniofacial differentiating features, confusion between the two still persists. This report presents the essential cephalometric features found in sternocleidomastoid torticollis, which may be applied to confirm the diagnosis in those cases which present late, and which do not exhibit the characteristic features of synostosis. |
<?php
namespace {{namespace}}\Http\Controllers\{{singularClass}};
use {{namespace}}\Http\Controllers\Controller;
class HomeController extends Controller
{
protected $redirectTo = '/{{singularSlug}}/login';
/**
* Create a new controller instance.
*
* @return void
*/
public function __construct()
{
$this->middleware('{{singularSnake}}.auth:{{singularSnake}}');
}
/**
* Show the {{singularClass}} dashboard.
*
* @return \Illuminate\Http\Response
*/
public function index() {
return view('{{singularSlug}}.home');
}
} |
import React from 'react';
import { useInternalValidator } from './hooks/useInternalValidator.hook';
import { composeValidators, IValidator, Validators } from '../validation';
import { IFormInputProps, OmitControlledInputPropsFrom } from './interface';
import { orEmptyString, validationClassName } from './utils';
import './NumberInput.css';
interface INumberInputProps extends IFormInputProps, OmitControlledInputPropsFrom<React.InputHTMLAttributes<any>> {
inputClassName?: string;
}
const isNumber = (val: any): val is number => typeof val === 'number';
export function NumberInput(props: INumberInputProps) {
const { value, validation, inputClassName, ...otherProps } = props;
const minMaxValidator: IValidator = (val: any, label?: string) => {
const minValidator = isNumber(props.min) ? Validators.minValue(props.min) : undefined;
const maxValidator = isNumber(props.max) ? Validators.maxValue(props.max) : undefined;
const validator = composeValidators([minValidator, maxValidator]);
return validator ? validator(val, label) : null;
};
useInternalValidator(validation, minMaxValidator);
const className = `NumberInput form-control ${orEmptyString(inputClassName)} ${validationClassName(validation)}`;
return <input className={className} type="number" value={orEmptyString(value)} {...otherProps} />;
}
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It’s been a while since I actually wore heels throughout the whole day (besides events, parties of course). As you know, I like heels but it’s not really my thing to wear them on a everyday bases. It’s not practical; for me at least. I run around town from morning to night, so heels are the last pair of shoes I reach out for because I have to be comfortable and be able to last all day.
My go-to shoes are definitely sneakers and boots/flats…
I have somehow learned how to make them look more chic-appropriate, which makes it harder for me to stop wearing them.
Yesterday though, I woke up feeling like wearing my newest pair. Definitely picked the right day because the weather was sunny and very LA, plus these thick strappy heels are perfect to go from day to night! (which I ended up doing; just switched out to a pair of ripped black skinny jeans!)
Ciao Jules I’m from Milan…I’ve just now discovered your great blog,I like it so much I like so much this look, and I’, fallen in love with your shoes!! If you like, come and visit my blog,big kiss,Paolo
That’s exactly what I think. I can’t run back and forward in heels, it’s just too painful. Whenever I need to run around town I always reach for sneakers or boots. Even in the evening, when I go out, it depends on where I’m going, otherwise I’ll always choose comfort over fancy.
Love the texture that the shoes and bag bring to the outfit. Also, can’t wait to see your haircut! I’m doing something different with mine too in the next few months, but it definitely is hard to grow the courage.
The Singer Morisson heels are to die for… So unique & beautiful definitely as a great choice… I like how you combined them with jean shorts & a striped top… Me too, find difficult to wear heels all day long even though I really like them & used to wear them everyday while I was working in a corporate office but now that I am self employed & I work from home I find flats & sneakers easier to wear to run errands all day long & work… |
import graphene
class NavigationType(graphene.Enum):
MAIN = "main"
SECONDARY = "secondary"
@property
def description(self):
if self == NavigationType.MAIN:
return "Main storefront navigation."
if self == NavigationType.SECONDARY:
return "Secondary storefront navigation."
raise ValueError("Unsupported enum value: %s" % self.value)
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Transcatheter closure of aortopulmonary window using Amplatzer device.
Two cases of transcatheter closure of aortopulmonary window (APW) using an Amplatzer duct occluder in one and a septal occluder device in the second are described. Transcatheter device closure of APW should be considered when anatomy is favorable in terms of location and size of the defect with absence of associated anomalies. |
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