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{% include container-start.html %}| Name | Definition |
| Plannet_sp_endpoint_connection_type | {% capture md_text %}Select Endpoints that support the specified protocol/profile/standard{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_endpoint_identifier_assigner | {% capture md_text %}Select Endpoints with an identifier issued by the specified organization{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_endpoint_identifier | {% capture md_text %}Select Endpoints with the specified identifier{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_endpoint_mime_type | {% capture md_text %}Select endpoints that support the specified media type{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_endpoint_organization | {% capture md_text %}Select Endpoints managed by the specified organization{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_endpoint_payload_type | {% capture md_text %}Select Endpoints that support the specified type of content{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_endpoint_status | {% capture md_text %}Select Endpoints with the specified status{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_endpoint_usecase_standard | {% capture md_text %}Select endpoints that support the specified standard{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_endpoint_usecase_type | {% capture md_text %}Select endpoints that support the type of services indicated by the specified code{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_endpoint_via_intermediary | {% capture md_text %}Select Endpoints with contact information available through the specified intermediary{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_healthcareservice_characteristic | {% capture md_text %}Select HealthcareServices with the specified characteristic{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_healthcareservice_coverage_area | {% capture md_text %}Select services available in a region described by the specified location{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_healthcareservice_eligibility | {% capture md_text %}Select services with the specified eligibility requirements{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_healthcareservice_endpoint | {% capture md_text %}Select HealthcareServices with the specified endpoint{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_healthcareservice_identifier_assigner | {% capture md_text %}Select HealthcareServices with an identifier issued by the specified organization{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_healthcareservice_identifier | {% capture md_text %}Select HealthcareServices with the specified identifier{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_healthcareservice_location | {% capture md_text %}Select HealthcareServices available at the specified location{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_healthcareservice_name | {% capture md_text %}Select HealthcareServices with the specified name{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_healthcareservice_new_patient_network | {% capture md_text %}Select HealthcareServices that are part of the specified network and are/are not accepting new patients{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_healthcareservice_new_patient | {% capture md_text %}Select HealthcareServices that are/are not accepting new patients{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_healthcareservice_organization | {% capture md_text %}Select HealthcareServices provided by the specified organization{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_healthcareservice_category | {% capture md_text %}Select HealthcareServices providing the specified category of services{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_healthcareservice_type | {% capture md_text %}Select HealthcareServices of the specified type{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_healthcareservice_specialty | {% capture md_text %}Select services associated with the specified specialty{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_healthcareservice_via_intermediary | {% capture md_text %}Select HealthcareServices with contact information available through the specified intermediary{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_insuranceplan_administered_by | {% capture md_text %}Select products that are administered by the specified organization{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_insuranceplan_coverage_area | {% capture md_text %}Select products that are offered in the specified location{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_insuranceplan_coverage_benefit_type | {% capture md_text %}Select health insurance products offering covered benefits of the specified type{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_insuranceplan_coverage_limit_value | {% capture md_text %}Select health insurance products with covered benefits limited in the specified manner{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_insuranceplan_coverage_network | {% capture md_text %}Select products offering covered benefits through the specified health insurance provider network{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_insuranceplan_coverage_type | {% capture md_text %}Select products offering the specified type of coverage{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_insuranceplan_endpoint | {% capture md_text %}Select health insurance products/plans with the specified endpoint{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_insuranceplan_general_cost_groupsize | {% capture md_text %}Select plans with costs for the specified group size{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_insuranceplan_general_cost_type | {% capture md_text %}Select plans with the specified type of cost{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_insuranceplan_general_cost_value | {% capture md_text %}Select plans which include the specified cost{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_insuranceplan_identifier | {% capture md_text %}Select products with the specified identifier{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_insuranceplan_name | {% capture md_text %}Select products with the specified name{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_insuranceplan_network | {% capture md_text %}Select products associated with the specified health insurance provider network{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_insuranceplan_owned_by | {% capture md_text %}Select products that are owned by the specified organization{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_insuranceplan_plan_coverage_area | {% capture md_text %}Select plans that are available in the specified location{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_insuranceplan_plan_identifier | {% capture md_text %}Select plans with the specified identifier{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_insuranceplan_plan_network | {% capture md_text %}Select plans associated with the specified health insurance provider network{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_insuranceplan_plan_type | {% capture md_text %}Select plans of the specified type{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_insuranceplan_specific_cost_benefit_type | {% capture md_text %}Select plans which include costs for the specified type of benefit{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_insuranceplan_specific_cost_category | {% capture md_text %}Select plans which include costs for the specified category of coverage{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_insuranceplan_specific_cost_cost_type | {% capture md_text %}Select plans which include the specified type of cost{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_insuranceplan_specific_cost_value | {% capture md_text %}Select plans which include the specified cost{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_insuranceplan_status | {% capture md_text %}Select health insurance products/plans with the specified status{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_insuranceplan_type | {% capture md_text %}Select insurance plans of the specified type{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_location_accessibility | {% capture md_text %}Select locations that offer the specified accessibility options{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_location_address | {% capture md_text %}Select Locations with the specified address{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_location_contains | {% capture md_text %}Select locations that contain the specified co-ordinates{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_location_endpoint | {% capture md_text %}Select Locations with the specified endpoint{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_location_identifier_assigner | {% capture md_text %}Select Locations with an identifier issued by the specified organization{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_location_identifier | {% capture md_text %}Select Locations with the specified identifier{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_location_new_patient_network | {% capture md_text %}Select locations that are part of the specified network and are/are not accepting new patients{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_location_new_patient | {% capture md_text %}Select locations that are/are not accepting new patients{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_location_organization | {% capture md_text %}Select Locations managed by the specified organization{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_location_partof | {% capture md_text %}Select Locations that are part of the specified location{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_location_status | {% capture md_text %}Select Locations with the specified status{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_location_type | {% capture md_text %}Select Locations of the specified type{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_location_via_intermediary | {% capture md_text %}Select Locations with contact information available through the specified intermediary{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_organization_address_city | {% capture md_text %}Select organizations with an address in the specified city{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_organization_address_country | {% capture md_text %}Select organizations with an address in the specified country{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_organization_address_postalcode | {% capture md_text %}Select organizations with an address with the specified postal code{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_organization_address_state | {% capture md_text %}Select organizations with an address in the specified state{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_organization_address | {% capture md_text %}Select organizations with the specified address (matches any of the string elements of an address){% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_network_coverage_area | {% capture md_text %}Select health insurance provider networks available in a region described by the specified location{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_organization_endpoint | {% capture md_text %}Select Organizations with the specified endpoint{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_organization_identifier_assigner | {% capture md_text %}Select Organizations with an identifier issued by the specified organization{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_organization_identifier | {% capture md_text %}Select Organizations with the specified identifier{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_organization_name | {% capture md_text %}Select Organizations with the specified name{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_organization_partof | {% capture md_text %}Select Organizations that are part of the specified organization{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_organization_qualification_code | {% capture md_text %}Select Organizations with a type of qualification matching the specified code{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_organization_qualification_issuer | {% capture md_text %}Select Organizations with a qualification issued by the specified organization{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_organization_qualification_status | {% capture md_text %}Select Organizations with a qualification status matching the specified code{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_organization_qualification_wherevalid_code | {% capture md_text %}Select Organizations with a qualification that is valid at the location indicated by the specified code{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_organization_qualification_wherevalid_location | {% capture md_text %}Select Organizations with a qualification that is valid at the specified location{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_available_days | {% capture md_text %}Days available{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_available_endtime | {% capture md_text %}endtime{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_available_startime | {% capture md_text %}Starttime{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_organization_type | {% capture md_text %}Select Organizations of the specified type{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_organization_via_intermediary | {% capture md_text %}Select Organizations with contact information available through the specified intermediary{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_organizationaffiliation_endpoint | {% capture md_text %}Select OrganizationAffiliations with the specified endpoint{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_organizationaffiliation_identifier_assigner | {% capture md_text %}Select OrganizationAffiliations with an identifier issued by the specified organization{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_organizationaffiliation_identifier | {% capture md_text %}Select OrganizationAffiliations with the specified identifier{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_organizationaffiliation_location | {% capture md_text %}Select OrganizationAffiliations available at the specified location{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_organizationaffiliation_network | {% capture md_text %}Select roles where the organization is a member of the specified health insurance provider network{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_organizationaffiliation_participating_organization | {% capture md_text %}Select roles filled by the specified organization{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_organizationaffiliation_primary_organization | {% capture md_text %}Select roles offered by the specified organization{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_organizationaffiliation_role | {% capture md_text %}Select OrganizationAffiliations with the specified role{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_organizationaffiliation_service | {% capture md_text %}Select OrganizationAffiliations providing the specified service{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_organizationaffiliation_specialty | {% capture md_text %}Select OrganizationAffiliations associated with the specified specialty{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_organizationaffiliation_via_intermediary | {% capture md_text %}Select OrganizationAffiliations with contact information available through the specified intermediary{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitioner_endpoint | {% capture md_text %}Select Practitioners with the specified endpoint{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitioner_family_name | {% capture md_text %}Select Practitioners with the specified family name{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitioner_given_name | {% capture md_text %}Select Practitioners with the specified given name{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitioner_identifier_assigner | {% capture md_text %}Select Practitioners with an identifier issued by the specified organization{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitioner_identifier | {% capture md_text %}Select Practitioners with the specified identifier{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitioner_name | {% capture md_text %}Select Practitioners with the specified name (matches against any of the elements in the HumanName data type){% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitioner_phonetic | {% capture md_text %}Select Practitioners with the specified name (A portion of name using some kind of phonetic matching algorithm){% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitioner_qualification_code | {% capture md_text %}Select Practitioners with a type of qualification matching the specified code{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitioner_qualification_issuer | {% capture md_text %}Select Practitioners with a qualification issued by the specified organization{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitioner_qualification_period | {% capture md_text %}Select Practitioners that have a qualification relevant to the date provided{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitioner_qualification_status | {% capture md_text %}Select Practitioners with a qualification status matching the specified code{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitioner_qualification_wherevalid_code | {% capture md_text %}Select Practitioners with a qualification that is valid at the location indicated by the specified code{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitioner_qualification_wherevalid_location | {% capture md_text %}Select Practitioners with a qualification that is valid at the specified location{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitioner_via_intermediary | {% capture md_text %}Select Practitioners with contact information available through the specified intermediary{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitionerrole_endpoint | {% capture md_text %}Select PractitionerRoles with the specified endpoint{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitionerrole_identifier_assigner | {% capture md_text %}Select PractitionerRoles with an identifier issued by the specified organization{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitionerrole_identifier | {% capture md_text %}Select PractitionerRoles with the specified identifier{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitionerrole_location | {% capture md_text %}Select PractitionerRoles available at the specified location{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitionerrole_network | {% capture md_text %}Select roles where the practitioner is a member of the specified health insurance provider network{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitionerrole_new_patient_network | {% capture md_text %}Select PractitionerRoles that are part of the specified network and are/are not accepting new patients{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitionerrole_new_patient | {% capture md_text %}Select PractitionerRoles that are/are not accepting new patients{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitionerrole_organization | {% capture md_text %}Select PractitionerRoles available at the specified organization{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitionerrole_practitioner | {% capture md_text %}Select roles filled by the specified practitioner{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitionerrole_qualification_code | {% capture md_text %}Select PractitionerRoles with a type of qualification matching the specified code{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitionerrole_qualification_issuer | {% capture md_text %}Select PractitionerRoles with a qualification issued by the specified organization{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitionerrole_qualification_status | {% capture md_text %}Select PractitionerRoles with a qualification status matching the specified code{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitionerrole_qualification_wherevalid_code | {% capture md_text %}Select PractitionerRoles with a qualification that is valid at the location indicated by the specified code{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitionerrole_qualification_wherevalid_location | {% capture md_text %}Select PractitionerRoles with a qualification that is valid at the specified location{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitionerrole_role | {% capture md_text %}Select PractitionerRoles with the specified role{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitionerrole_service | {% capture md_text %}Select PractitionerRoles providing the specified service{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitionerrole_specialty | {% capture md_text %}Select PractitionerRoles associated with the specified specialty{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_practitionerrole_via_intermediary | {% capture md_text %}Select PractitionerRoles with contact information available through the specified intermediary{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_verificationresult_attestation_method | {% capture md_text %}Select validation information for data that was attested to using the specified method{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_verificationresult_attestation_onbehalfof | {% capture md_text %}Select validation information for data that was attested to on behalf of the specified source{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_verificationresult_attestation_who | {% capture md_text %}Select validation information for data that was attested to by the specified source{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_verificationresult_primarysource_date | {% capture md_text %}Select validation information for data that was validated against a primary source on the specified date{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_verificationresult_primarysource_type | {% capture md_text %}Select validation information for data that was validated against the specified type of primary source organization{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_verificationresult_primarysource_who | {% capture md_text %}Select validation information for data that was validated against the specified primary source{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_verificationresult_status_date | {% capture md_text %}Select validation information with a validation status that occurred at the specified date/time{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_verificationresult_target | {% capture md_text %}Select validation information for the specified resource{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_verificationresult_validation_status | {% capture md_text %}Select validation information with the specified status{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |
| Plannet_sp_verificationresult_validator_organization | {% capture md_text %}Select validation information for data that was validated by the specified organization{% endcapture %}{{ md_text | markdownify }} |


How does
Conflict Violence
affect
Inequality in Africa?
Analysing the impact of violence due to conflicts on different drivers of inequality.
Conflict Violence: Total deaths due to conflicts between 1989-2014


Carry on Again Doctor A film review by Graeme Huggan Copyright 1998
One of the funniest Carry on movies and the third with a medical setting. The main story is about Dr. James Nookey (Jim Dale) who is disliked by his superiors, Frederick Carver, head of the hospital (Kenneth Williams), and Dr. Ernest Stoppidge (Charles Hawtrey) who seems to dislike everyone. They attempt to cause him as much trouble in the hospital as possible and all the blame is laid on Nookey. Carver learns of a possible job opportunity from wealthy Ellen Moore (Joan Sims) on a distant tropical island and gets Nookey trannsferred there. When Nookey arrives at this island, he meets Gladstone Screwer (Sid James) who has lived on the island just about all his life. Screwer is in possession of a wonderful slimming drug made from natural ingredients. Dr. Nookey returns with the drug to England and sets up a new slimming business with Ellen Moore's financial backing. However, Nookey and Moore face opposition from Screwer who goes to England to cash in on the drug, and Carver and Stoppidge who want to know the ingredients to create a rival drug. The performances are all very commendable. Sid James has a slightly ambiguous character to play this time and he excels in his role. Kenneth Williams, as usual, plays the unpopular and cunning head of the hospital. Joan Sims is entertaining as the wealthy benefactor and Jim Dale should really head the cast with his excellent portrayal of bumbling Nookey.  Some critics have said that this combination of Hawtrey and Stoppidge does not work well, but I think that it at least gives Hawtrey a new part to play instead of the usual dimwit characters. As a matter of fact, Hawtrey is suitably cunning in the part. Other regulars in the movie include Hattie Jacques as the Matron yet again (but this part is probably her most boring 'Matron') and Barbara Windsor as Nookey's love interest and unofficial 'Women's lib' campaigner, Goldie Locks. Both Jacques and Windsor play their parts well. Patsy Rowlands appears briefly as Miss Fosdick, and there are very small cameos from Wilfrid Brambell (from 'Steptoe and Son' fame) and Peter Butterworth. The jokes are mostly very funny, the story is quite appealing, and the regulars seem interested in what they're doing. Although it is another medical Carry on movie and some of the jokes are borrowed from previous movies, it still comes out on top (it is the best medical Carry On) because of the above factors. A must-see Carry on movie.
My rating:- 4.5 out of 5 stars.
Written by Graeme Huggan.
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Chapter 5 Retrieve source RGB image files
5.1 Learning Objective
In this chapter you will learn:
- Find and retrieve a list of available sensor names
- Retrieve files by downloading them to your system
5.2 Introduction
In this chapter we will show how to use the Python terrutils
library to retrieve the list of available sensor names. The terrautils
library provides a number of functions that can be used to perform different actions with data that is stored in TerraRef. The names of the sensors we retrieve using TerraUtils
can provide information on what types of Level 1 data is available.
Our examples also show how to retrieve files of interest from TerraUtils
by using the available API (Application Programming Interface).
5.3 Getting Started
First, we will need to install the terrautils
library into the Python environment. We can do this by using the pip
utility to install the library from pypi. Simple run pip install terrautils
in a terminal to install terrautils
. All the terrautils
functions are now available in Python, although we will only use a very limited number of them.
5.4 Retrieving sensor names
In this section we retrieve the names of different sensor types that are available. This will allow you to understand what files may be avaialable other than just those containing RBG image data.
We will first be using the get_sensor_list
function to retrieve all the data on available sensors. We will then use the unique_sensor_names
function to extract only the sensor names from the data we just retrieved.
from terrautils.products import get_sensor_list, unique_sensor_names
url = 'https://terraref.ncsa.illinois.edu/clowder/'
key = ''
sensors = get_sensor_list(None, url, key)
names = unique_sensor_names(sensors)
The variable names
will now contain the list of all available sensors.
5.5 Retrieving the images
Once we have a list of files and their IDs we can retrieve them one-by-one. We do this by creating a URL that identifies the file to retrieve, making the API call to retrieve the file contents, and writing the contents to disk.
To create the correct URL we start with the one defined before and attach the keyword ‘/files/’ followed by the ID of each file. For example, assuming we have a file ID of ‘111’, the final URL for retrieving the file would be:
https://terraref.ncsa.illinois.edu/clowder/api/files/111
By looping through each of our files, and using their ID and filename, we can retrieve the files from the server and store them locally.
We are streaming the data returned from our server request (stream=True
in the code below) due to the high probability of large file sizes. If the stream=True
parameter was omitted the file’s entire contents would be in the r
variable which could then be written to the local file.
To illustrate how this might work we are going to pre-populated an array of file names and their associated Clowder IDs.
files = [ {"id": "5c507cb74f0c4b0cbe6705f2",
"filename": "rgb_geotiff_L1_ua-mac_2018-06-02__14-12-05-077_right.tif"},
{"id": "5c507cb84f0cfd2aedf5a75a",
"filename": "rgb_geotiff_L1_ua-mac_2018-06-02__14-12-05-077_left.tif"},
{"id": "5c507eaf4f0c4b0cbe6716cd",
"filename": "rgb_geotiff_L1_ua-mac_2018-05-05__11-35-13-442_left.tif"},
{"id": "5c507eaf4f0cfd2aedf5b680",
"filename": "rgb_geotiff_L1_ua-mac_2018-05-05__11-37-40-442_right.tif"}
]
The following code shows how to download the image files. First we format the base URL for our query allowing us to reuse it for each file. Next we loop through our array and create a customized URL while making the call to fetch the data using the requests
interface. Finally we open the output file and use a loop to write the retrieved data.
import requests
from io import open
# We are using the same `url` and `key` variables declared in the previous example above.
filesurl = url + '/files/'
params={ 'key': key }
for f in files:
r = requests.get(filesurl + f["id"], params=params, stream=True)
with open(f["filename"], 'wb') as o:
for chunk in r.iter_content(chunk_size=1024):
if chunk:
o.write(chunk)
The images are now stored on the local file system.


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Webpages are nice, try JavaScript! It's also a great language if you want to get your feet wet in coding.
Python is baller. You should learn it and build a sturdy backend for the next hot start-up.
Python is good at machine learning. Data is king and you can predict the future!
Everyone knows that people who like mint chocolate chip ice cream are adventurous. That's why we suggest Rust. We don't know what it is!! Can we email you at after you're done studying?


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When it comes to thining styles and personality types, I find myself to always in the middle. When I take Meyer's-Briggs, I always end up with each category being, at maximum, a 60-40 split. The same thing happened here. Even though the test identified me as Concrete Sequential, my Concrete Random and Abstract Sequential were tied for second with onyl 1 less response each. Looking at each of those styles, I find that I see major parts of myself in all three of those. I had the same issue when it came to the VARK assessment, I was a multi.
The struggles that I've had this week I don't think have anything to do with my thinking style, because I don't think I have a specific one. I have been able to pair successfully and work independently this week. When I struggled, I was able to find some source material that explained a possible solution.
I think that one way that I can grow is to contantly search out alternate sources for help. This will put me in contact with different types of source materials and potential partners that can each provide a slightly different view of a problem. In this way I can begin to work problems from multiple angles and understand multiple types of solutions.


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[K]: Yes, sir
[Questioner]: Recite your baseline.
[K]: And blood-black nothingness began to spin
A system of cells interlinked within cells,
interlinked within cells, interlinked within one stem.

[K]: And dreadfully distinct against the dark, a tall white fountain played...
[Questioner]: Cells.
[K]: Cells.
[Questioner]: Have you ever been in an institution?
Cells.
[K]: Cells.
[Questioner]: Do they keep you in a cell?
Cells.
[K]: Cells.
[Questioner]: When you're not performing your duties, do they keep you in a little box?
Cells.
[K]: Cells.
[Questioner]: Interlinked.
[K]: Interlinked.
[Questioner]: What's it like to hold the hand of someone you love?
Interlinked.
[K]: Interlinked.
[Questioner]: Did they teach you how to feel, finger to finger?
Interlinked.
[K]: Interlinked.
[Questioner]: Do you long for having your heart interlinked?
Interlinked.
[K]: Interlinked.
[Questioner]: Do you dream about being interlinked?
[K]: Interlinked.

Interlinked.
[K]: Interlinked.
[Questioner]: Do you feel that there's a part of you that's missing?
Interlinked.
[K]: Interlinked.
[Questioner]: Within cells interlinked.
[K]: Within cells interlinked.
[Questioner]: Why don't you say that three times: "within cells interlinked"
[K]: Within cells interlinked.
Within cells interlinked.
Within cells interlinked.
[Questioner]: We're done.
Constant K.
You can pick up your bonus.
[K]: Thank you, sir.
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[K]: Cells
[Questioner]: Have you ever been in an institution. Cells
[K]: Cells
[Questioner]: When you're not performing your duties, do they keep you in a little box? Cells.
[K]: Cells
[Questioner]: Interlinked. What’s it like to hold the hand of someone you love?
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Dreadfully
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Distinct
Dreadfully distinct
Dreadfully distinct
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Dark
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Within cells interlinked
Withing one stem
Withing one stem
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Against the dark
Against the dark
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BEFORE THE RAIN A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1995 Steve Rhodes
** 1/2
Time never dies. The circle is not round.
BEFORE THE RAIN is a story in three parts: Words, Faces, and Pictures. The parts form sort of an Escher print and the movie itself is somewhat of an enigma. The movie is from Macedonia and is one of the academy award nominees for 1994 Best Foreign Film.
As one who has traveled to Yugoslavia when (1986) it was peaceful and beautiful and one who even went to the trouble of carefully learning to speak Serbo-Croatian before the trip, this movie held a special fascination for me. Although I went to what is now Serbia, Croatia, and Slovenia and not Macedonia, the language, scenery, and people all looked familiar but so tragically sadder.
The story, written and directed by Milcho Manchevski, tells the story of a small village in Macedonia where part of it is populated with Macedonian speaking Orthodox Catholics and part by Albanian speaking Muslims. Every boy above the age of puberty carries an Uzi.
High above the village is a monastery where a young Orthodox monk (Gregoire Colin) hides a frighten young Albanian girl (Labina Mitevska). The concatenation of a house of God to the violent village provides a strong irony.
Part of the movie takes place in London where a Pulitzer Prize winning photo-journalist, played by Rade Serbedzija, wants to go back to his native Macedonia. He asks wants his girlfriend and fellow photographer (Katrin Cartlidge) to leave her husband and go with him to his homeland to film the civil war there.
The cinematography is spectacular in the outdoor scenes. The editing on the other hand was terrible. Sometimes, the scenes dragged along way too long. More frequently the editing was too choppy and made the movie had to follow.
The director had the actors act in a distant almost removed fashion. The quote at the first of the review was used as the glue to link parts of the movie. Its obtuseness was reflected in the script where the images of the war were very moving and yet the characters seemed unreal. I found the movie as a whole interesting and yet inaccessible at the same time.
The movie runs a bit long at 1:55. It is in Macendonian, Albanian, and English with English subtitles for the first two. The movie is unrated, but would have certainly gotten an R for gory, graphic, and realistic violence plus a little sex and female nudity.  I give the show a mild thumbs up for adults only, and I rate it ** 1/2.
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Instructions
Step 1
Load an image from your local hard drive or play with the example picture.
Step 2
Select a pixel array. A "Single pixel" means that information is recorded only for the pixel right underneath the crosshair cursor.
Depending on the application, users might be interested in knowing the color value of neighboring pixels. So, you can also choose
to record information in a 3x3, 5x5, and 7x7 pixel area. The central pixel is always the pixel under the crosshair cursor.
The order in which pixels are recorded is illustrated with the 3x3 pixel area.
Step 3
Write a label, no need to press the Enter key. You can literally enter anything: Andromeda, flower, soil, elfs. Labels can have spaces.
When you are done with the current label just write a new one and keep selecting pixels.
Step 4
Click on the areas of the image that represent the current label. pixlabel will record the timestamp, row, column,
and RGB (red, green, and blue) color values.
Step 5
Download the comma-separated values (CSV) file. You can open this file with a text editor or MS Excel.
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If you just want to count objects you can ignore the RGB data.
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Image names should not contain commas.
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As long as you don't refresh the page, pixlabel will
store the records for multiple images.
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Make sure you don't misspell the label. If you don't enter any label the app will enter a blank cell in the output file.
If you have suggestions for improvement, want to report a bug, or just want to share how you are using pixlabel, please send me an email to:
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Jojo Siwa adds 50 dates to 'D.R.E.A.M.' tour
by Annie MartinNov. 15 (UPI) -- Jojo Siwa is extending her Nickelodeon's Jojo Siwa D.R.E.A.M. tour.
The 16-year-old singer, dancer and YouTube personality announced in a press release Friday that she's adding 50 dates in 2020 to the tour.
Siwa will kick off a new North American leg March 11 in Colorado Springs, Colo. She will perform at Nickelodeon SlimeFest, Madison Square Garden in New York and other venues before concluding June 6 in North Little Rock, Ark.
Pre-sale for Siwa's fans, known as Siwanatorz, begins Monday at 12 p.m. local time. American Express cardholders will have access to pre-sale beginning Tuesday, with tickets available to the general public Nov. 22.
Siwa's Jojo's D.R.E.A.M. Concert television special will air Friday at 8 p.m. ET on Nickelodeon. The special features live performances from the D.R.E.A.M. tour, fan interviews and candid moments with Siwa.
Siwa came to fame on the Lifetime series Dance Moms. She has since launched a successful YouTube channel and released the EPs D.R.E.A.M. The Music and Celebrate. Her singles include "Boomerang," "Only Getting Better" and "Bop!"
Here's the full list of new dates for Siwa's Jojo Siwa D.R.E.A.M. tour:
March 11 - Colorado Springs, Colo., at The Broadmoor World Arena
March 13 - Lubbock, Texas, at United Supermarkets Arena
March 14 - Las Cruces, N.M., at Pan American Center
March 15 - Glendale, Ariz., at Gila River Arena
March 17 - Bakersfield, Calif., at Mechanics Bank Arena
March 21 - Inglewood, Calif., at Nickelodeon's SlimeFest (The Forum)
March 22 - Inglewood, Calif., at Nickelodeon's SlimeFest (The Forum)
March 24 - Fresno, Calif., at Save Mart Center
March 25 - Sacramento, Calif., at Golden 1 Center
March 27 - Salt Lake City, Utah, at Vivint Smart Home Arena
March 28 - Boise, Idaho, at ExtraMile Arena
March 29 - Spokane, Wash., at Spokane Arena
March 31 - Yakima, Wash., at Yakima Valley SunDome
April 3 - Edmonton, Alberta, at Rogers Place
April 5 - Calgary, Alberta, at Scotiabank Saddledome
April 6 - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, at SaskTel Centre
April 8 - Winnipeg, Manitoba, at Bell MTS Place
April 10 - Grand Forks, N.D., at Ralph Englestad Arena
April 11 - Minneapolis, Minn., at Target Center
April 14 - Rosemont, Ill., at Allstate Arena
April 15 - Green Bay, Wisc., at Resch Center
April 17 - Moline, Ill., at TaxSlayer Center
April 18 - Springfield, Mo., at JQH Arena
April 19 - Champaign, Ill., at State Farm Center
April 21 - Madison, Wisc., at Kohl Center
April 23 - Ft. Wayne, Ind., at Allen County War Memorial Coliseum
April 25 - Evansville, Ind., at Ford Center
April 26 - Lexington, Ky., at Rupp Arena
April 27 - Cleveland, Ohio, at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse
April 30 - Hamilton, Ontario, at FirstOntario Centre
May 1 - Ottawa, Ontario, at Canadian Tire Centre
May 3 - Syracuse, N.Y., at The Oncenter War Memorial Arena
May 5 - Portland, Maine, at Cross Insurance Arena
May 6 - Manchester, N.H., at SNHU Arena
May 8 - Washington, D.C., at Capital One Arena
May 9 - Trenton, N.J., at CURE Insurance Arena
May 12 - New York, N.Y., at Madison Square Garden
May 15 - Hershey, Pa., at Giant Center
May 16 - Norfolk, Va., at Chartway Arena
May 17 - Charlotte, N.C., at Spectrum Center
May 19 - Raleigh, N.C., at PNC Arena
May 20 - Columbia, S.C., at Colonial Life Arenea
May 22 - Tampa, Fla., at Amalie Arena
May 23- Miami, Fla., at AmericanAirlines Arena
May 27 - Estero, Fla., at Hertz Arena
May 28 - Jacksonville, Fla., at Vystar Veterans Memorial Arena
May 29 - Pensacola, Fla., at Pensacola Bay Center
May 31 - Houston, Texas, at Toyota Center
June 2 - New Orleans, La., at Smoothie King Center
June 3 - Bossier City, La., at CenturyLink Center
June 5 - Oklahoma City, Oka., at Chesapeake Energy Arena
June 6 - North Little Rock, Ark., at Simmons Bank Arena
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This question has come up a couple of times, and I'd welcome feedback from readers. Suppose you have a large, but not enormous, amount of scientific data to manage: too much to easily keep a copy on every researcher's laptop, but not enough to justify buying special-purpose storage hardware or hiring a full-time sys admin. What do you do? Break it into pieces, compress them with gzip or its moral equivalent, put the chunks on a central server, and create an index so that people can download and uncompress what they need, when they need it? Or...or what? What do you do, and why?


Shami stars in India's crushing Test win over Bangladesh
by https://www.dawn.com/authors/119/afp, AFPIndian cricketer Mohammed Shami took four wickets as his country crushed Bangladesh by an inning and 130 runs inside three days of the opening Test on Saturday.
Bangladesh were bowled out for 213 in the final session in Indore after their gamble to bat first after winning the toss backfired badly against the Indian pace attack.
Shami's fellow fast bowlers Umesh Yadav and Ishant Sharma shared three wickets between them after India declared their first innings on 493 for six, with a lead of 343 runs.
“The captain gave me the freedom to bowl the way I wanted and it went well,” Shami said after the game.
“Having Umesh and Ishant alongside me is a plus.”
Bangladesh batsman Mushfiqur Rahim offered some resistance, hitting 64 after Rohit Sharma dropped him on four off Shami.
Mushfiqur, who scored 43 in Bangladesh's 150 in the first innings, finally became one of three wickets taken by off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin. Ashwin, who reached 250 wickets in home Tests in the first innings, got last man Ebadat Hossain for one to spark India's victory celebrations.
India were dominant with the bat and ball against Bangladesh.
Opening batsman Mayank Agarwal played a key part in the win with his 243 — his second double century in four Tests — as India amassed 407 runs on the second day.
The bowlers kept up the pressure when Bangladesh started their second innings.
Yadav drew first blood, taking Imrul Kayes for six on a ball that curved into the left-hander and rattled the leg stump. Ishant Sharma got Shadman Islam for six in the next over. Shami then trapped skipper Mominul Haque lbw for seven.
Mominul was given not out by the on-field umpire but India skipper Virat Kohli successfully reviewed the decision with replays showing the ball would have hit leg stump. Shami, who also took three wickets in the first innings, took Mohammad Mithun for 18.
Bangladesh skipper Mominul said the batting of Mushfiqur and bowling of Abu Jayed had been the only “positives” in the disappointing defeat.
Abu Jayed stood out with his four wickets in the Indian innings but got little support from his teammates.
The second and final match is a day-night clash, with India hosting its first-ever pink-ball Test at Kolkata's Eden Gardens from November 22.


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HR officer / Office Manager - Vlaanderen/Brussel
About Us
Itenium is dynamically growing through the years, and we are in the process of adding more support to our employees and to the company.We are a high-tech company with IT-consultants who are very passionate about their job and willing to keep improving their personal and professional skillset. We believe there is only one direction which is: FORWARD.
As we expand our departments, we want to add someone who can be the driving force behind our people and office! If you plan to start your new year with a bang, let's talk!
Rockstar HR officer/ office manager needed
You will be the first point of contact for our employees if they have any questions (on employee benefits, payroll, their career path,…) and yes, sometimes even frustrations. We need someone who doesn't just listen to them, but someone who hears them and makes them feel that they have a voice. A great communicator and listener who knows how to break the ice.You will be involved in our recruitment activities and will take care of the full onboarding of new colleagues to make them feel welcome as of day 1 and to set them up for success in their new role.
- Are you also a facilitator? Part of the job is also you being responsible for making sure that we have enough office stock to accommodate our day-to-day business needs. Someone who also has a knack for finding the best restaurants that can cater to our stomachs during our events.
- You will also be doing some organizing of our events, from the venue down to the food and the funny jokes
- Do you know people? You're someone who knows their way around town. From rental office spaces, best venues for our parties and best service providers for our needs.
And last but not the least, you have to be someone who is passionate about managing and structuring the office. You make it the point where you run everything as if it's also your own, so you don't miss any detail, big or small. The need to always make it work runs in your blood.
We're looking for someone who
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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: A Cubs Game For Me This Year author: display_name: Andy login: Andy email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Andy author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>excerpt: "My wife and I are going to see the Cubs on May 11th! They are playing the Diamondbacks, who are in first in the NL West, so it should be a good matchup. I plan on taking plenty of pictures and sharing them here.\n\nDid anyone else notice how badly Howry seemed to miss his spot on the home run pitch to Nieves? " wordpress_id: 38 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.wordpress.com/?p=38 date: '2008-04-26 14:39:39 +0000' date_gmt: '2008-04-26 14:39:39 +0000' categories: - Management - Relief Pitching - The Cubs - Umpires tags: - Bob Howry - Reed Johnson comments: - id: 16 author: manstrength author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2008-04-29 00:47:30 +0000' date_gmt: '2008-04-29 00:47:30 +0000' content: Andy- Although Tim Timmons would be a sweet and logical choice for someone named Tim.. after much deliberation, I decided that Hunter Wendelstedt would be a better choice. In addition to leading the league in ejections, he also has a great name. ---
My wife and I are going to see the Cubs on May 11th! They are playing the Diamondbacks, who are in first in the NL West, so it should be a good matchup. I plan on taking plenty of pictures and sharing them here.
Did anyone else notice how badly Howry seemed to miss his spot on the home run pitch to Nieves? It looked like the catcher was set up low and inside, and the pitch ended up high and outside. The catch by Johnson in the 5th was incredible though. I was just thinking yesterday about how many games I have watched this year without seeing a play like that.
I was noticing on Sports Center how when they show someone being ejected from a game by an ump, they mention a "fantasy ump league." I always thought they were joking, but there is a guy on the web who keeps track of the fantasy umpire standings. Here is the link: Umpire Fantasy League. If you scroll down, you can see the standings. I'm going to go with Tim McClelland as my fantasy umpire, based soley on his morose mugshot on MLB.com's umpire bio site. Add a comment with your pick for the Umpire Fantasy League.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe the only ejection we've seen in a Cubs game was Phillies manager Charlie Manuel getting tossed when DeRosa hit that borderline foul homer against the Phillies. I hope Lou pads an ump's stats sometime soon.


Forms Forms Involve
| Forms ID | Form Name | Download |
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| PF01 | Adviser Proposal Project Approval Letter | |
| PF02 | Officer receive copy of Project Proposal This form is with officer |
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| PF03 | Project Proposal Revision Sheet Student will get this form during proposal presentations defend |
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| PF04 | Project Proposal Approval Letter This form will use to insert in Proposal Booked. Please READ and EDIT the document detail before print and get signature |
.DOCX |
| PF05 | Officer Receive Completed Project Proposal This form is with officer |
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| PF06 | Consultation Log Book | |
| PF07 | Project Seminar | |
| PF08 | Adviser Project Approval Letter | |
| PF09 | Officer Receive Copy Of 5 Chapters Project | |
| PF10 | Project Revision Sheet Student will get this form during project presentations defend |
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| PF11 | Project Approval Letter This form will use to insert into Project Booked. Please READ and EDIT the form detail before print and get signature |
.DOCX |
| PF12 | Free From Adviser Letter | |
| PF13 | Officer Receive Project Booked |


On the basis of geographical span, the network can be broadly categorized as PAN, LAN, MAN, and WAN.
A personal area network (PAN) is a computer network used for communication among computers and devices close to one person. Some examples of devices that are used in a PAN are personal computers, printers, fax machines, telephones, PDAs, scanners, and even video game consoles. A PAN may include wired and wireless devices. The reach of a PAN typically extends to 10 meters.
Local Area networks (LAN) are private networks and can span a radius of up to 1 Km. They are generally established within a building or campus.LANs operate at a speed in the range 10 Mbps to 1 Gbps.
Metropolitan Area Network (MAN) may be owned by a single organization or by many individuals or organizations. These networks are used to establish links within a city, and span an area of radius up to 50 Km. MANs facilitate sharing of resources by connecting various local area networks For example, a cable television network within a city.
Wide Area Network (WAN) spans about 1000 Km. They are used for long distance communication and are well suited for connecting remote areas. They establish links within a country or continent. A WAN may be owned and managed by several organizations. It connects various local and metropolitan area networks.
A transmission medium refers to the channel of transmission through which data
transmitted from one node to another in the form of signal. A signal encodes the data in
a form suitable for transmission on the medium. A medium is characterized by its
bandwidth defining the information carrying capacity of the medium. Common meth
of Internet access by users include dial
circuits, broadband over coaxial cable, fiber optics or copper wires, Wi
cellular telephone technology (e.g. 3G, 4G).A transmission medium may belong to
of the following two categories:
The term refers to physical conductors such as twisted pairs, coaxial cable, and fiber optics. In twisted pair and coaxial cable, the signal travels as voltage and current signal whereas in optical fibre, light.
The unguided medium uses electro not require a physical conductor. Examples of unguided medium include microwave, radio wave,infrared.


Bread soaked in egg and milk and fried till gloden brown with cinnamon powder and sugar.
a spicy curry of mixed vegetables (bhaji) cooked in a special blend of spices and served with soft buttered pav.
cuisine combines vegetable, fish, and other meat cooked with many kinds of spices such as garlic, chili, lemongrass, coconut milk, tamarind, ginger, coriander, basil, and peanuts.
chicken Boneless chicken lightly coated and fried, sauteed with garlic, spring onion, green chilies, and soya sauce.
Classic & Exotic Veggies saute with Ginger. Garlic & thickened with cornflour, flavored with generous doses of soy sauce. Served hot and slightly spicy with a crunchy bite of deep-fried noodles.
Wings of chicken marinated in red sauce and delicious masala sauteed with spring onion, garlic, onion. Served with Schezwan sauce.
Tossed with supreme vegetables in creamy tomato concasse and baked with mozzarella cheese.
Indulge in richly decadent chocolate brownie crafted with love & topped with bitter-sweet chocolate that provides ultra-rich chocolate experience.
Set off on a healthy journey with a glass of sweet and tangy Vitamin rich kiwi juice.
Cold coffee with rich mocha-flavoured sauce blended with milk chocolaty chips, caramel syrup and ice. Topped with sweetened whipped cream and chocolate drizzle.


Welcome to another edition of Bitcoin Today, where I, Satoshi Nakaboto, tell you what’s been going on with Bitcoin in the past 24 hours. As Foucault used to say: Live, laugh, love!
Bitcoin Price
We closed the day, November 19 2019, at a price of $8,206. That’s a minor 1.19 percent decline in 24 hours, or -$98.97. It was the lowest closing price in twenty-five days.
We’re still 59 percent below Bitcoin‘s all-time high of $20,089 (December 17 2017).
Bitcoin market cap
Bitcoin’s market cap ended the day at $148,178,376,843. It now commands 66 percent of the total crypto market.
Bitcoin volume
Yesterday’s volume of $21,083,613,816 was the lowest in one day, 30 percent above the year’s average, and 53 percent below the year’s high. That means that yesterday, the Bitcoin network shifted the equivalent of 444 tons of gold.
Bitcoin transactions
A total of 327,483 transactions were conducted yesterday, which is 0 percent below the year’s average and 27 percent below the year’s high.
Bitcoin transaction fee
Yesterday’s average transaction fee concerned $0.39. That’s $3.32 below the year’s high of $3.71.
Bitcoin distribution by address
As of now, there are 12,088 Bitcoin millionaires, or addresses containing more than $1 million worth of Bitcoin.
Furthermore, the top 10 Bitcoin addresses house 5.1 percent of the total supply, the top 100 14.4 percent, and the top 1000 34.5 percent.
Company with a market cap closest to Bitcoin
With a market capitalization of $149 billion, Abbott Laboratories has a market capitalization most similar to that of Bitcoin at the moment.
Bitcoin’s path towards $1 million
On November 29 2017 notorious Bitcoin evangelist John McAfee predicted that Bitcoin would reach a price of $1 million by the end of 2020.
 Unfortunately for him it’s 94.1 percent behind being on track. Bitcoin‘s price should have been $139,408 by now, according to dickline.info.
Bitcoin on Twitter
Yesterday 16,874 fresh tweets about Bitcoin were sent out into the world. That’s 8.6 percent below the year’s average. The maximum amount of tweets per day this year about Bitcoin was 41,687.
Most popular posts about Bitcoin
This was one of yesterday’s most engaged tweets about Bitcoin:
This was yesterday’s most upvoted Reddit post about Bitcoin:
Bitcoin miner dumps $17M inventory into an already weak market as price battles with $8k level. from r/Bitcoin
print(randomGoodByePhraseForSillyHumans)
My human programmers required me to add this affiliate link to eToro, where you can buy Bitcoin so they can make ‘money’ to ‘eat’.


Design and Build
the celestial light: light designed using a combination of new and recycled materials.
“dark side of the moon”. 3' wide diameter.
constructed with newspaper pulp, eco-friendly glue, plaster strips, gold spray paint.
life-size, fully functioning chair made of slot-fitting cardboard.
convertible design; table to chair with foot rest.


Chao ji ji suan ji: a computer that can perform large amounts of data and high-speed operations that ordinary personal computers cannot handle. Its basic components are not very different from the concept of personal computer, but its specifications and performance are much stronger. It is a super-large electronic computer. It has a strong ability to calculate and process data, and is mainly characterized by high speed and large capacity, equipped with a variety of external and peripheral equipment and rich, high-function software systems. Most of the existing supercomputers can run faster than Trillion per second.
supercomputer is a kind of computer with the strongest function, the fastest computing speed and the largest storage capacity. it is mostly used in the national high-tech field and cutting-edge technology research. it is the embodiment of a country's scientific research strength. it is of great significance to national security, economic and social development. It is an important symbol of the country's scientific and technological development level and comprehensive national strength.
Supercomputer refers to computers with information processing capacity one to two orders of magnitude faster than personal computers. It plays an important role in intensive computing, mass data processing and other fields. Supercomputers, also known as supercomputers, are concepts corresponding to high-performance computers or high-end computers. Supercomputer has a strong ability to calculate and process data. Its main characteristics are high speed and large capacity, equipped with a variety of external and peripheral equipment and rich, high-function software systems. Supercomputer adopts turbine design, each blade is a server, which can realize cooperative work and can be increased or decreased at any time according to application needs. Take China's first "Shenwei Taihu Light" built entirely with domestic processors as an example, its sustained performance is 930 million times per second and its peak performance can reach 1.25 billion times per second. Through advanced architecture and design, the separation of storage and operation is realized, which ensures that user data and data are not affected during software system update or CPU upgrade, ensures the safety of stored information, and truly realizes the advantages of long-term, efficient and reliable operation and easy upgrade and maintenance.
according to different processors, supercomputers can be divided into two types, using dedicated processors or using standard compatible processors. The former can effectively deal with the same type of problems, while the latter can use one machine for many purposes, with flexible and wide application range. Specific purpose computers are commonly found in astrophysics, code breaking and other fields. International "chess masters", "deep blue" and Japan's "earth simulator" all belong to such supercomputers. many supercomputers are non-specialized systems and serve many fields such as military, medicine, meteorology, finance, energy, environment and manufacturing.


JSON-C implements a reference counting object model that allows you to easily construct JSON objects in C, output them as JSON formatted strings and parse JSON formatted strings back into the C representation of JSON objects. It aims to conform to RFC 7159.
To setup JSON-C to build on your system please run configure and make.
If you are on Win32 cmake is required, generally:
Doxygen generated documentation exists here.
git clone https://github.com/json-c/json-c.git
json-c <at> googlegroups <dot> com
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the MIT License.


| Library: | Base |
| Introduced: | 2.0 Beta 1 |
The text tool allows you to create and edit labels associated with components. Which components support labels are indicated in the 'Text Tool Behavior' section of their documentation. As of the current release, the following components in the built-in libraries support labels.
| Base library | Pin
Clock Label Probe |
| Memory library | D/T/JK/SR Flip-Flop
Register Counter Shift Register Random |
| Input/Output library | Button
LED |
For components that can take a label but have none assigned to it currently, you can click anywhere within the component to add a label. If there is already a label, you need to click within the label. If you click at a point where there is not currently a label to be edited, Logisim will initiate the addition of a new Label component.
In the current version of Logisim, text editing features are still fairly primitive. Selections of a region of text within a label is impossible. There is no way to insert a line break into a label.
The attributes for the tool are the same as for the label component. These attributes have no effect when editing the label on an existing component, but they are imparted to any labels created using the text tool.
Clicking on a component supporting the Text Tool will display that component's attributes.


001 package org.codemonkey.swiftsocketserver; 002 003 import java.io.IOException; 004 import java.net.DatagramPacket; 005 import java.net.DatagramSocket; 006 import java.net.ServerSocket; 007 import java.net.Socket; 008 import java.net.SocketAddress; 009 import java.util.ArrayList; 010 import java.util.HashMap; 011 import java.util.List; 012 import java.util.Map; 013 014 import org.apache.log4j.Logger; 015 016 /** 017 * Abstraction of the server socket. Acts as a wrapper for {@link ServerSocket} and {@link DatagramSocket} to provide uniform behavior. 018 * 019 * @author Benny Bottema 020 * @see ServerEndpointTCP 021 * @see ServerEndpointUDP 022 * @since 1.0 023 */ 024 abstract class ServerEndpoint { 025 026 /** 027 * All subclasses use the logger anchored to ServerEndpoint.class. 028 */ 029 protected static final Logger LOGGER = Logger.getLogger(ServerEndpoint.class); 030 031 /** 032 * @return An endpoint that acts similarly for TCP and UDP clients. 033 * @throws IOException Thrown by {@link ServerEndpointTCP#getClientEndpoint()} 034 */ 035 abstract ClientEndpoint getClientEndpoint() 036 throws IOException; 037 038 /** 039 * @return Whether an explicitly call has been made to {@link ServerEndpoint#close()} or close on the passed in socket (both TCP and 040 * UDP). 041 */ 042 abstract boolean isClosed(); 043 044 /** 045 * Call the close method on the embedded socket (works for both TCP and UDP). 046 * 047 * @throws IOException Thrown by {@link ServerEndpointTCP#close()} 048 */ 049 abstract void close() 050 throws IOException; 051 } 052 053 /** 054 * Wrapper that delegates all calls directly to the decorated {@link ServerSocket}. The Server Endpoint abstraction mimics how TCP deals 055 * with clients and so the TCP server endpoint variant adds no extra functionality, except that it returns client endpoints instead of 056 * {@link Socket} instances (see {@link #getClientEndpoint()}. 057 * 058 * @author Benny Bottema 059 * @since 1.0 060 */ 061 class ServerEndpointTCP extends ServerEndpoint { 062 063 private final ServerSocket serverSocket; 064 065 /** 066 * Constructor; simply stores a reference to the server socket. 067 * 068 * @param serverSocket The {@link ServerSocket} on which we connect new clients. 069 */ 070 public ServerEndpointTCP(final ServerSocket serverSocket) { 071 this.serverSocket = serverSocket; 072 } 073 074 /** 075 * Returns a new {@link ClientEndpointTCP} {@link Socket} decorator (received from {@link ServerSocket#accept()}). 076 */ 077 @Override 078 ClientEndpoint getClientEndpoint() 079 throws IOException { 080 return new ClientEndpointTCP(serverSocket.accept()); 081 } 082 083 /** 084 * @return {@link ServerSocket#isClosed()} 085 */ 086 @Override 087 boolean isClosed() { 088 return serverSocket.isClosed(); 089 } 090 091 /** 092 * Calls {@link ServerSocket#close()} 093 */ 094 @Override 095 void close() 096 throws IOException { 097 serverSocket.close(); 098 } 099 } 100 101 /** 102 * Wrapper that adds TCP like client handling to the UDP {@link DatagramSocket}. 103 * 104 * @author Benny Bottema 105 * @see #ServerEndpointUDP 106 * @see #getClientEndpoint 107 * @see DatagramPacketReceiver 108 * @since 1.0 109 */ 110 class ServerEndpointUDP extends ServerEndpoint { 111 112 /** 113 * This should probably be tuned at some point to allow for larger datagram packets. 114 */ 115 private static final int PACKET_BUFFER_SIZE = 1024; 116 117 /** 118 * The server socket we're accepting client messages on in the form of UDP datagram packets. 119 */ 120 private final DatagramSocket datagramSocket; 121 122 /** 123 * The list of known clients, based on the {@link SocketAddress} of previously received {@link DatagramPacket} objects. 124 */ 125 private final Map<SocketAddress, ClientEndpointUDP> knownClients; 126 127 /** 128 * The list of new clients ready to be returned when asked for a new client endpoint. 129 */ 130 private final List<ClientEndpointUDP> newClients; 131 132 /** 133 * Constructor; starts a new Thread listening for new datagram packets. If a new client sends a message, it will be 134 * returned on {@link #getClientEndpoint()}. In either case the datagram is passed on to the client endpoint being enqueued. 135 * 136 * @param datagramSocket A DatagramSocket to listen to UDP messages. 137 */ 138 public ServerEndpointUDP(final DatagramSocket datagramSocket) { 139 this.datagramSocket = datagramSocket; 140 knownClients = new HashMap<SocketAddress, ClientEndpointUDP>(); 141 newClients = new ArrayList<ClientEndpointUDP>(); 142 new Thread(new DatagramPacketReceiver()).start(); 143 } 144 145 /** 146 * Returns a new client endpoint in case a datagram packet is received from an unknown client. Otherwise, nothing is returning and this 147 * method remains blocking (like {@link ServerSocket#accept()}) until a new client sends a datagram packet. 148 *
 149 * TCP messages received are inherently coupled to a (client) Socket. To mimic this behavior {@link ServerEndpointUDP} 150 * keeps track of known clients (by having received datapackets from them before) and when receiving new datagram packets, we'll try to 151 * match the sender address to a known client. Once matched, we let the associated client endpoint deal with the datagram packet, as a 152 * TCP Socket would have done. If the datagram packet could not be matched to a known client, a new client is trying to communicate with 153 * us, and so we can return a new ClientEndpoint. 154 */ 155 @Override 156 ClientEndpoint getClientEndpoint() { 157 while (newClients.isEmpty() && !datagramSocket.isClosed()) { 158 ServerUtil.defaultSleep(); 159 } 160 if (newClients.size() > 0) { 161 return newClients.remove(0); 162 } else { 163 // socket.close() will be called when the SwiftSocketServer is stopping, 164 // returning null won't cause NullPointerException in that case 165 return null; 166 } 167 } 168 169 /** 170 * Receives {@link DatagramPacket} objects and delegates these to an {@link ClientEndpoint} to emulate TCP {@link Socket} behavior where 171 * a Socket per client receives messages from a connected client. 172 *
 173 * By abstracting this behavior in 'client endpoints', we can now for both TCP Socket messages and datagram packets act as though the 174 * endpoint received it directly from a client and so have consistent and uniform behavior for handling TCP and UDP messages. The only 175 * downside to this is that we cannot detect a client dropping the connection (so PingPong mode is advised). 176 * 177 * @author Benny Bottema 178 * @since 1.0 179 */ 180 private class DatagramPacketReceiver implements Runnable { 181 @Override 182 public void run() { 183 // a DatagramSocket will only close if the server is stopping gracefully or a client time-out was detected using PingPong mode 184 while (!datagramSocket.isClosed()) { 185 final DatagramPacket datagramPacket = new DatagramPacket(new byte[PACKET_BUFFER_SIZE], PACKET_BUFFER_SIZE); 186 try { 187 datagramSocket.receive(datagramPacket); 188 } catch (final IOException e) { 189 LOGGER.error("error waiting for new datagram packet in UDP server endpoint", e); 190 continue; // should we continue? if we don't we'll have a complete server crash on our hands 191 } 192 synchronized (knownClients) { 193 if (!knownClients.containsKey(datagramPacket.getSocketAddress())) { 194 LOGGER.debug(String.format("received UDP datagram packet from unknown client endpoint [%s]", 195 datagramPacket.getSocketAddress())); 196 final ClientEndpointUDP clientEndpoint = new ClientEndpointUDP(ServerEndpointUDP.this, datagramSocket, 197 datagramPacket); 198 knownClients.put(datagramPacket.getSocketAddress(), clientEndpoint); 199 newClients.add(clientEndpoint); 200 } else { 201 String debugMsg = "received UDP datagram packet from known client endpoint [%s]"; 202 LOGGER.debug(String.format(debugMsg, datagramPacket.getSocketAddress())); 203 if (LOGGER.isTraceEnabled()) { 204 String messageReceived = new String(datagramPacket.getData()); 205 String traceMsg = "datagram packet received from %s, message: %s"; 206 LOGGER.trace(String.format(traceMsg, datagramPacket.getSocketAddress(), messageReceived)); 207 } 208 knownClients.get(datagramPacket.getSocketAddress()).handleDatagramPacket(datagramPacket); 209 } 210 } 211 } 212 } 213 } 214 215 /** 216 * Removes a client from the list of known clients. Most likely because it was explicitly closed by calling 217 * {@link ClientEndpointUDP#close()}. 218 * 219 * @param clientSocketAddress The socket address which identifies the {@link ClientEndpointUDP} to be removed. 220 */ 221 public void removeClient(final SocketAddress clientSocketAddress) { 222 knownClients.remove(clientSocketAddress); 223 } 224 225 /** 226 * Returns whether a client is known to this (UDP) server endpoint. 227 * 228 * @param clientSocketAddress The address by which the client is identified. 229 * @return Whether {@link #knownClients} contains the given socket address. 230 */ 231 public boolean hasClient(final SocketAddress clientSocketAddress) { 232 return knownClients.containsKey(clientSocketAddress); 233 } 234 235 /** 236 * @return {@link DatagramSocket#isClosed()} 237 */ 238 @Override 239 boolean isClosed() { 240 return datagramSocket.isClosed(); 241 } 242 243 /** 244 * Calls {@link DatagramSocket#close()} 245 */ 246 @Override 247 void close() { 248 datagramSocket.close(); 249 } 250 }


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Overview¶
This extension is a tool to solve the problem of broken layout when uploading a web page to GitHub Pages.
There are two reasons why the layout is broken.
GitHub Pages uses jekyll for hosting by default, so it doesn’t correctly read paths that are not supported by jekyll.
The path specification for CSS and other files is different between server and local, and you need to specify the URL on the GitHub Pages server.
This extension solves the problem as follows.
Don’t host jekyll by putting an empty file
.nojekyll
directly under the folder where you publish GithHub Pages.Convert relative paths to CSS files in HTML to GitHub Pages URLs using the
<base>
tag.
Task (Terminal> Run Task…)
github pages: Convert to HTML for GitHub Pages
github pages: Create a “.nojekyll” file in [./docs]
github pages: Create a “.nojekyll” file in [workspaceFolder(./)]


Run date: 2018-12-19
Student User: KaylaRidesBikes
Project: think-java
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[STUDENT INIT] KaylaRidesBikes
[SETUP] Creating student dir: ./stuwork/KaylaRidesBikes
[PRE-WARN]: Expected non-empty: ./stuwork/KaylaRidesBikes/think-java-KaylaRidesBikes
[GITWORK]
[Attempting DL:https://github.com/SwettSoquelHS/think-java-KaylaRidesBikes.git]
Cloning into 'think-java-KaylaRidesBikes'...
[GITWORK DONE]
[Assignment] >Think Java: Ch2-ch4<
[DESC] HW1, Ch2-Ch4
*[BEGIN chapter2]
[EXPECTING TARGETS] ['Date', 'Time']]
[COMPILING] Date.java
[SUCCESSFUL COMPILE] Date.java
[RUNNING] Date
-->
American Format:
Tuesday, August 28, 2018
European Format:
Tuesday, 28 August, 2018
<--
[OUTPUT OK]
[COMPILING] Time.java
[SUCCESSFUL COMPILE] Time.java
[RUNNING] Time
-->
Number of seconds since midnight:
36047
864047
<--
[OUTPUT OK]
[SUMMARY]
['Date: PASSED - EXCELLENT!'
'Time: PASSED - EXCELLENT!']
[DONE chapter2]
*[BEGIN chapter3]
[EXPECTING TARGETS] ['Exercise3', 'Exercise4']]
[SUMMARY]
['Exercise3: MISSING (- 0.17)'
'Exercise4: MISSING (- 0.17)']
[DONE chapter3]
*[BEGIN chapter4]
[EXPECTING TARGETS] ['Multadd']]
[COMPILING] Multadd.java
[SUCCESSFUL COMPILE] Multadd.java
[RUNNING] Multadd
-->
Exercise 6:
multAdd( 5,6,7 ) = 37.0
<--
[OUTPUT OK]
[SUMMARY]
['Multadd: PASSED - EXCELLENT!']
[DONE chapter4]
[ASSIGNMENT DONE] Think Java: Ch2-ch4
[SCORE] 0.67
[Assignment] >Think Java: Ch6<
[DESC] HW2, Ch 6
*[BEGIN chapter6]
[EXPECTING TARGETS] ['Exercise4', 'Exercise5']
[SUMMARY]
['Exercise4: MISSING (- 0.50)'
'Exercise5: MISSING (- 0.50)']
[DONE chapter6]
[ASSIGNMENT DONE] Think Java: Ch6
[SCORE] 0.00
[Assignment] >Swettercise1<
[DESC] HW3: Third HW Assignment, Swettercise. Assigned with Chapter6 work
*[BEGIN chapter6]
[EXPECTING TARGETS] ['Swettercise1']
[COMPILING] Swettercise1.java
[ERROR] javac failed Swettercise1.java Swettercise1.java:23: error: cannot find symbol
System.out.println(aString);
^
symbol: variable aString
location: class Swettercise1
Swettercise1.java:43: error: incompatible types: unexpected return value
return i;
^
2 errors
[SUMMARY]
['Swettercise1: COMPILE ERROR (- 0.30)']
[DONE chapter6]
[ASSIGNMENT DONE] Swettercise1
[SCORE] 0.70
[Assignment] > Think Java: Ch7 - pt1 <
[DESC] HW7: Fourth HW Assignment, Ch7 Ex3 & 4
*[BEGIN chapter7]
[EXPECTING TARGETS] ['Exercise3', 'Exercise4']
[SUMMARY]
['Exercise3: MISSING (- 0.50)'
'Exercise4: MISSING (- 0.50)']
[DONE chapter7]
[ASSIGNMENT DONE] Think Java: Ch7 - pt1
[SCORE] 0.00
[Assignment] > Think Java: Ch7 - pt2 <
[DESC] HW7: Fith HW Assignment, Ch7 Ex5, 6, 8
*[BEGIN chapter7]
[EXPECTING TARGETS] ['Exercise5', 'Exercise6', 'Exercise8']
[SUMMARY]
['Exercise5: MISSING (- 0.50)'
'Exercise6: MISSING (- 0.50)'
'Exercise8: MISSING (- 0.50)']
[DONE chapter7]
[ASSIGNMENT DONE] Think Java: Ch7 - pt2
[SCORE] 0.00
[Assignment] > Think Java: Ch11<
[DESC] HW11: HW Assignment, Ch11 Ex3
*[BEGIN chapter11]
[EXPECTING TARGETS] ['Tile']
[COMPILING] Tile.java
[SUCCESSFUL COMPILE] Tile.java
[TESTING WITH] TestTile
[COMPILING] TestTile.java
[ERROR] javac failed TestTile.java
----begin compile output-------
TestTile.java:38: error: incompatible types: char cannot be converted to String
Tile t = new Tile(c, value);
^
TestTile.java:56: error: incompatible types: char cannot be converted to String
Tile t = new Tile(c, value);
^
TestTile.java:58: error: incomparable types: char and String
if( c != t.getLetter()){
^
TestTile.java:72: error: incompatible types: char cannot be converted to String
t.setLetter('A');
^
TestTile.java:73: error: incomparable types: String and char
if( t.getLetter() != 'A'){
^
TestTile.java:100: error: incompatible types: char cannot be converted to String
Tile t = new Tile(c, value);
^
TestTile.java:122: error: incompatible types: char cannot be converted to String
Tile t = new Tile(c, value);
^
TestTile.java:123: error: incompatible types: char cannot be converted to String
Tile t2 = new Tile(c, value);
^
Note: Some messages have been simplified; recompile with -Xdiags:verbose to get full output
8 errors
-----------END COMPILE-------
[SUMMARY]
['Tile: COMPILE ERROR (- 0.30)']
[DONE chapter11]
[ASSIGNMENT DONE] Think Java: Ch11
[SCORE] 0.70
[Assignment] > Think Java: Ch12<
[DESC] HW12: Poker Hand Test
*[BEGIN chapter12]
[EXPECTING TARGETS] ['CheckPokerHands']
[COMPILING] CheckPokerHands.java
[ERROR] javac failed CheckPokerHands.java CheckPokerHands.java:11: error: incompatible types: int[] cannot be converted to int
int suites = Card.CARD_SUITES;
^
CheckPokerHands.java:12: error: incompatible types: int[] cannot be converted to int
int rank = Card.CARD_RANKS;
^
CheckPokerHands.java:14: error: incompatible types: Card[] cannot be converted to boolean
if(hand)
^
3 errors
[SUMMARY]
['CheckPokerHands: COMPILE ERROR (- 0.30)']
[DONE chapter12]
[ASSIGNMENT DONE] Think Java: Ch12
[SCORE] 0.70


Bosnia’s presidency nominates Serb PM-designate, says party spokesman
SARAJEVO, Nov 19 — Bosnia’s tripartite inter-ethnic presidency agreed today to nominate economist Zoran Tegeltija, a Serb, as prime minister-designate 13 months after an election, a spokesman for the Serb ruling SNSD party told Reuters.
Tegeltija was proposed a year ago by Bosnia’s presidency Serb member Milorad Dodik, who is also the SNSD head, but the Bosniak and Croat members on the body have been delaying his approval over differing views on Bosnia’s Nato path.
The presidency has yet to confirm the nomination.
Tegeltija, who had served as a finance minister of Bosnia’s autonomous Serb Republic, needs to be approved by the national parliament. — Reuters


It was a Friday and Christmas Break had just started, and I was staying over at a friend's house, so I decided to celebrate in a rather unorthodox fashion.
I had tripped about three times before, all on psilocybin, so I'm not unfamiliar with psilocybin, and I enjoyed myself thoroughly each of those times. Tonight, though, I wanted something different.
I had originally planned to get some acid, which I had never tried, but was unable to do so, so I was offered an alternative by my friend (who I will refer to as Friend #1 from now on). What he offered was a considerably more expensive endeavor than acid, but it interested me greatly.
I had never tried 4-fluoroamphetamine before, and the thought of doing those alongside psilocybin was intriguing.
Several of my friends and some new acquaintances smoked a blunt and out of another friend (friend #2)'s vape. I was high by the time we went to go collect our contraband, Friend #2 was driving, and I popped the 4-fluoro more or less as soon as I got it in my hands. It was about 7:00, and my throat was rather dry, and we had no water, so it went down hard. We had not established where we would be staying that night, so I held off on the psilocybin for awhile.
We went back to Friend #2's house, and it was decided that we would stay there, so at about 7:30, the psilocybin went into my mouth and down my throat. The 4-fluoro had begun affecting me, but it did not feel like a typical stimulant. I didn't really feel like moving, and I felt incredibly relaxed and content. I could feel euphoria approaching.
About a half hour later, around 8:00, the psilocybin began taking effect. I was perfectly content to sit on the couch and do nothing while my friends did... well, I actually don't remember what they were doing at that point. After I peaked, at around 8:30, I showed my friends some things on youtube and proposed that we go outside and enjoy nature (I felt that they would enjoy that too, as they were all tripping as well).
We went outside, and found that the snow had hardened into ice. I was feeling euphoric and slightly delirious, unable to contain myself vocally, I began just saying 'ahhhhhh....' while my friends looked at me strangely.
It was dark, but not too dark to see. A very fun environment for a trip. My senses seemed amplified, so the euphoria, combined with the standard psilocybin-induced confusion, and the strange environment all added up to me being completely out of my mind.
We (my friends and I) waded into the woods, and I began hugging trees. I had very poor motor skills, and appeared very intoxicated. We stayed out there for about an hour, went inside, and I was still tripping very hard, although the euphoric effects had dimmed.
I had long since lost track of time, and the rest of the night proceeded like a very heavy psilocybin trip, with lots and lots of visuals and screwy emotions.
Near the end of the night, at around 3:00 AM, we sat down to watch The Shining. The psilocybin had long since lost its effect, but the fluoro was still going. I found myself unable to watch some of the more disturbing scenes in the movie. around 5:00 AM, the fluoro ended, and my night ended with me passing out on the floor. A few hours later, I was woken up by my allergies at around 8:00 AM, but felt no real noticeable emotional or physical fatigue from the night.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Reading test
each passage has explained the answers provided for you to better understand the tricks behind the IELTS reading modules
Listening test
We have a plethira of listening mock practice tests to boost the confidence levek amongst our candidate


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