Hanuman Chalisa With Meaning (English)
Hanuman Chalisa is a devotional hymn in Awadhi language (a language similar to Hindi and whose origin is from Sanskrit) addressed to Lord Hanuman. It was composed by Goswami Tulsidas in praise of Lord Hanuman.
Chalis = 40, Chalisa = 40 verses; Hanuman Chalisa is a Hymn of 40 verses in praise of Lord Hanuman.
Stories of Tulsidas, Raghavendra Swami describe the compassion and support of Hanuman to those who seek his help or pray to Lord Rama. Tulsidas has written this to inspire spiritual aspirants to become devotees of Lord Rama so that they are blessed and protected by Hanuman, and are spiritually progressing.
By reciting Hanuman Chalisa, a devotee always reminds himself of the greatness of Hanuman, his devotion and his terrible fights against unrighteous. Hanuman is the source of immense energy and focus. Reciting Hanuman Chalisa channelizes energy and gives a total focus of mind and body.
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| HANUMAN CHALISA | MEANING | |
|---|---|---|
| Shri Guru Charan Saroj Raj | After cleansing the mirror of my mind with the pollen | |
| Nij mane mukure sudhar | dust of holy Guru's Lotus feet. I Profess the pure, | |
| Varnao Raghuvar Vimal Jasu | untainted glory of Shri Raghuvar which bestows the four- | |
| Jo dayaku phal char | fold fruits of life.(Dharma, Artha, Kama and Moksha). | |
| Budhi Hin Tanu Janike | Fully aware of the deficiency of my intelligence, I | |
| Sumirau Pavan Kumar | concentrate my attention on Pavan Kumar and humbly | |
| Bal budhi Vidya dehu mohe | ask for strength, intelligence and true knowledge to | |
| Harahu Kalesa Vikar | relieve me of all blemishes, causing pain. | |
| Jai Hanuman gyan gun sagar | Victory to thee, O'Hanuman! Ocean of Wisdom-All | |
| Jai Kapis tihun lok ujagar | hail to you O'Kapisa! (fountain-head of power,wisdom | |
| and Shiva-Shakti) You illuminate all the three worlds | ||
| (Entire cosmos) with your glory | ||
| Ram doot atulit bal dhama | You are the divine messenger of Shri Ram. The | |
| Anjani-putra Pavan sut nama | repository of immeasurable strength, though known | |
| only as Son of Pavan (Wind), born of Anjani. | ||
| Mahavir Vikram Bajrangi | With Limbs as sturdy as Vajra (The mace of God Indra) | |
| Kumati nivar sumati Ke sangi | you are valiant and brave. On you attends good Sense | |
| and Wisdom.  You wear ear rings and have long curly hair. | |
| Hath Vajra Aur Dhuvaje Viraje | You carry in your hand a lightening bolt along with a victory | |
| Kandhe moonj janehu sajai | (kesari) flag and wear the sacred thread on your shoulder. | |
| Sankar suvan kesri Nandan | As a descendant of Lord Sankar, you are a comfort and pride | |
| Tej pratap maha jag vandan | of Shri Kesari. With the lustre of your Vast Sway, you are | |
| propitiated all over the universe. | ||
| Vidyavan guni ati chatur | You are the repository of learning, virtuous and fully accom- | |
| Ram kaj karibe ko aatur | plished, always keen to carry out the behest's of Shri Ram. | |
| Prabu charitra sunibe ko rasiya | You are an ardent listener, always so keen to listen to the | |
| Ram Lakhan Sita man Basiya | narration of Shri Ram's Life Stories. Your heart is filled with | |
| what Shri Ram stood for. You therefore always dwell in the | ||
| hearts of Shri Ram, Lakshman and Sita. | ||
| Sukshma roop dhari Siyahi dikhava | You appeared before Sita in a Diminutive form and spoke to | |
| Vikat roop dhari lanka jarava | her in humility. You assumed an awesome form and struck | |
| terror by setting Lanka on fire. | ||
| Bhima roop dhari asur sanghare | With over-whelming might you destroyed the Asuras | |
| Ramachandra ke kaj sanvare | (demons) and performed all tasks assigned to you by Shri Ram | |
| with great skill. | ||
| Laye Sanjivan Lakhan Jiyaye | You brought Sanjivan (A herb that revives life) and restored | |
| Shri Raghuvir Harashi ur laye | Lakshman back to life, Shri Raghuvir (Shri Ram) cheerfully | |
| embraced you with his heart full of joy. | ||
| Raghupati Kinhi bahut badai | Shri Raghupati (Shri Ram) lustily extolled your excellence and | |
| Tum mam priye Bharat-hi sam bhai | said: "You are as dear to me as my own brother Bharat." | |
| Sahas badan tumharo yash gaave | Thousands of living beings are chanting hymns of your glories; | |
| Us kahi Shripati kanth lagaave | saying thus, Shri Ram warmly hugged him (Shri Hanuman). | |
| Sankadik Brahmadi Muneesa | When prophets like Sanka, even the Sage like Lord Brahma, | |
| Narad Sarad sahit Aheesa | the great hermit Narad himself, Goddess Saraswati and Ahisha | |
| (one of immeasurable dimensions). | ||
| Yam Kuber Digpal Jahan te | Even Yamraj (God of Death) Kuber (God of Wealth) and the | |
| Kavi kovid kahi sake kahan te | Digpals (deputies guarding the four corners of the Universe) | |
| have been vying with one another in offering homage to your | ||
| glories. How then, can a mere poet give adequate expression | ||
| of your super excellence. | ||
| Tum upkar Sugreevahin keenha | You rendered a great service to Sugriv. You united him with | |
| Ram milaye rajpad deenha | Shri Ram and he installed him on the Royal Throne. By heeding | |
| Tumharo mantra Vibheeshan mana | your advice, Vibhishan became Lord of Lanka. This is known | |
| Lankeshwar Bhaye Sub jag jana | all over the Universe. | |
| Yug sahastra jojan par Bhanu | On your own you dashed upon the Sun, which is at a fabulous | |
| Leelyo tahi madhur phal janu | distance of thousands of miles, thinking it to be a sweet | |
| luscious fruit. | ||
| Prabhu mudrika meli mukh mahee | Carrying the Lord's Signet Ring in your mouth, there is | |
| Jaladhi langhi gaye achraj nahee | hardly any wonder that you easily leapt across the ocean. | |
| Durgaam kaj jagat ke jete | The burden of all difficult tasks of the world become light | |
| Sugam anugraha tumhre tete | with your kind grace. | |
| Ram dware tum rakhvare, | You are the sentry at the door of Shri Ram's Divine Abode. | |
| Hoat na agya binu paisare | No one can enter it without your permission, | |
| Sub sukh lahai tumhari sarna | All comforts of the world lie at your feet. The devotees enjoy all | |
| Tum rakshak kahu ko dar na | divine pleasures and feel fearless under your benign Protection. | |
| Aapan tej samharo aapai | You alone are befitted to carry your own splendid valour. All the | |
| Teenhon lok hank te kanpai | three worlds (entire universe) tremor at your thunderous call. | |
| Bhoot pisach Nikat nahin aavai | All the ghosts, demons and evil forces keep away, with the | |
| Mahavir jab naam sunavai | sheer mention of your great name, O'Mahaveer!! | |
| Nase rog harai sab peera | All diseases, pain and suffering disappear on reciting regularly | |
| Japat nirantar Hanumant beera | Shri Hanuman's holy name. | |
| Sankat se Hanuman chudavai | Those who remember Shri Hanuman in thought, words and deeds | |
| Man Karam Vachan dyan jo lavai | with Sincerity and Faith, are rescued from all crises in life. | |
| Sub par Ram tapasvee raja | All who hail, worship and have faith in Shri Ram as the Supreme | |
| Tin ke kaj sakal Tum saja | Lord and the king of penance. You make all their difficult tasks | |
| very easy. | ||
| Aur manorath jo koi lavai | Whosoever comes to you for fulfillment of any desire with faith | |
| Sohi amit jeevan phal pavai | and sincerity, Will he alone secure the imperishable fruit of | |
| human life. | ||
| Charon Yug partap tumhara | All through the four ages your magnificent glory is acclaimed far | |
| Hai persidh jagat ujiyara | and wide.  You are the angelic darling of Shri Ram. | |
| Ashta sidhi nav nidhi ke dhata | You can grant to any one, any yogic power of Eight Siddhis | |
| Us var deen Janki mata | (power to become light and heavy at will) and Nine Nidhis | |
| (Riches,comfort,power,prestige,fame,sweet relationship etc.) | ||
| This boon has been conferred upon you by Mother Janki. | ||
| Ram rasayan tumhare pasa | You possess the power of devotion to Shri Ram. In all rebirths | |
| Sada raho Raghupati ke dasa | you will always remain Shri Raghupati's most dedicated disciple. | |
| Tumhare bhajan Ram ko pavai | Through hymns sung in devotion to you, one can find Shri Ram | |
| Janam janam ke dukh bisravai | and become free from sufferings of several births. | |
| Anth kaal Raghuvir pur jayee | If at the time of death one enters the Divine Abode of Shri Ram, | |
| Jahan janam Hari-Bakht Kahayee | thereafter in all future births he is born as the Lord's devotee. | |
| Aur Devta Chit na dharehi | One need not entertain any other deity for Propitiation, as | |
| Hanumanth se hi sarve sukh karehi | devotion of Shri Hanuman alone can give all happiness. | |
| Sankat kate mite sab peera | One is freed from all the sufferings and ill fated contingencies of | |
| Jo sumirai Hanumat Balbeera | rebirths in the world. One who adores and remembers Shri Hanuman. | |
| Jai Jai Jai Hanuman Gosahin | Hail, Hail, Hail, Shri Hanuman, Lord of senses.  Bless me in the capacity as my | |
| supreme guru (teacher). | ||
| Jo sat bar path kare kohi | One who recites Chalisa one hundred times, becomes free from the | |
| Chutehi bandhi maha sukh hohi | bondage of life and death and enjoys the highest bliss at last. | |
| Jo yah padhe Hanuman Chalisa | All those who recite Hanuman Chalisa (The forty Chaupais) | |
| Hoye siddhi sakhi Gaureesa | regularly are sure to be benedicted. Such is the evidence of no less a | |
| witness as Bhagwan Sankar. | ||
| Tulsidas sada hari chera | Tulsidas as a humble devotee of the Divine Master, stays perpetually at | |
| Keejai Das Hrdaye mein dera | his feet, he prays "Oh Lord! You enshrine within my heart & soul." | |
| Pavantnai sankat haran, | Oh! conqueror of the Wind, Destroyer of all miseries, you are a | |
| Mangal murti roop. | symbol of Auspiciousness. | |
| Ram Lakhan Sita sahit, | Along with Shri Ram, Lakshman and Sita, reside in my heart. | |
| Hrdaye basahu sur bhoop. | Oh! King of Gods. |


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ARFA KARIM
Arfa Abdul Karim Randhawa (Urdu: عرفه کریم رندھاوا; 2 February 1995 – 14 January 2012) was a Pakistani student and computer prodigy who became the youngest Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) in 2004. She was submitted to the Guinness Book of World Records for her achievement.[3] Randhawa kept the title until 2008 and went on to represent Pakistan on various international forums, including the TechEd Developers Conference. She received Pakistan's highest literary award, the Presidential Pride of Performance, from General Pervez Musharraf in 2005. A science park in Lahore, the Arfa Software Technology Park, was named in her honour.[4][5][6][7] At the age of 10, Randhawa was invited by Bill Gates to visit Microsoft's headquarters in the United States.[8] She died on 14 January 2012, aged 16, from a cardiac arrest.
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animini('myDiv', 'top:100px; color:#008C00', 1000, 'top:200px; color:#ff0000');
text-shadow
animation.transform
style property (requires a CSS3 capable browser).Use this method to create a tween animation between several styles. The styles can be written in the css notation (e.g., margin-top
) or the property notation (e.g., marginTop
). You can have as many style properties as you like, and the order of these properties is not important.
Arguments can be supplied in any order, and each argument can be supplied more than once:
element - an HTML DOM element that should be animated. It can either be the element ID or the element itself (e.g., "myDiv"
).
milliseconds - the total duration of the animation, including all transitions. This is an optional argument, but if specified it needs to be before the first style argument. If unspecified, the animation will use the total sum of the durations of all the transitions.
style - a CSS style (e.g., 'top: 10ex; color: #FD0; opacity: 0.75'
). The animation will transition from the first style specified to the second, and then to the third, and so forth. There must be at least two style arguments in an animation.
duration - the duration of a transition. This is an optional argument between a couple of style arguments (e.g., "top:30px", 500, "top:70px"
will cause the transition to take 500 milliseconds). The default transition duration is 1000 milliseconds.
easingFunc - the easing function that should be used in a transition. This is an optional argument between a couple of style arguments (e.g., "top:30px", animini.bounce.o, "top:70px"
will cause the transition to use the bounce-out easing function). Defaults to animini.sine.io
. See the list of animini's easing functions below.
callback - an optional callback function that should be invoked when the animation ends. The callback's arguments are the elements on which the animation occured (this enables infinite loop animations by giving the animation itself as a callback; see example below).
The animini()
factory method returns an animation function. If the animation has enough parameters to run, then it will automatically start:
// calling animini with a couple of styles and an element ID is enough to get the animation started.
// no need to use the returned animation function, because the animation is already running
animini('margin:0px 0px 30px 30px', 'margin:30px 30px 0px 0px', 'myImg');
However, if the animation does not have enough parameters to run, it will wait for further arguments to be supplied:
var animation = animini('left:20px'); // not enough arguments to run: needs a finish style
animation(300, animini.quad.o, 'left:50px'); // still not enough arguments: needs an element
animation(300, animini.quad.i, 'left:20px'); // still not enough; still no element
animation('myFirstElement'); // now the animation has enough arguments, so it will start
animation('mySecondElement'); // run the same animation on element with ID 'mySecondElement'
Notice the last line above: An animation function keeps all of the animation information, except for the elements on which it should operate. This means that you can reuse the same animation for different elements.
Animation functions can also get the element to work on from the this
value. This is what causing the animations below to run (the event handler is being called with this
pointing at the DOM element on which the event was fired):
var hoverIn = animini('background-color:#fff; color:#00f', 300, 'background-color:#00f; color:#fff');
var hoverOut = animini('background-color:#00f; color:#fff', 300, 'background-color:#fff; color:#00f');
document.getElementById('mySpan').onmouseover = hoverIn;
document.getElementById('mySpan').onmouseout = hoverOut;
To animate several properties in parallel, simply specify them:
animini('myDiv',
'color:#880088; margin-top:20px; text-shadow: 0px 0px 0px #000;',
'color:#ff0020; margin-top: 0px; text-shadow:20px 20px 40px #888;'
);
From animini's point of view, this animation includes 9 animated properties: color's red component, color's blue component, margin top, text shadow's x offset, y offset, blur size, and three shadow color components. Animini simply creates an animation with nine parallel stages.
Animini parses the supplied styles, so it really does not care about the order in which style properties are defined. However, it does care about the order of values in shorthand styles:
animini('top:8px; border:1px solid #000', 'border:8px solid #fff; top:0px'); // RIGHT: order of properties is unimportant
animini('top:8px; border:1px solid #000', 'border:#fff solid 8px; top:0px'); // WRONG: order of values inside each property is!
To add pauses inside an animation, add a transition without changing the style:
// create an animation that fades in for a quarter of a second, waits half a second, and then fades out again
var transparent = 'opacity: 0.0';
var opaque = 'opacity: 1.0';
var fadeInOut = animini(transparent, 250, opaque, 500, opaque, 250, transparent);
// activate the animation
fadeInOut('myElement');
To have a function be called upon the animation end, simply add it as an argument:
function myCallback(elem) {
// do something
}
// create the animation
var animation = animini('top:-2em', 'top:0em', myCallback);
// activate the animation
animation('myDiv'); // myCallback will be called with the element 'myDiv' once the animation is finished
// you can also create an inifinitly looping animation by supplying the animation itself as a callback function
animation('myDiv', animation);
Note that you can add multiple callbacks. All of them will be called when the animation ends.
The animini library includes the following easing types:
animini.linear
- linear easing: y = x
animini.quad
- quadratic easing: y = pow(x, 2)
animini.cubic
- cubic easing: y = pow(x, 3)
animini.quart
- quartic easing: y = pow(x, 4)
animini.sine
- sinosuidal easing: y = -cos(x * PI/2)
animini.expo
- exponential easing: y = pow(2, 10*(x-1))
animini.circ
- circular easing: y = 1 - sqrt(1 - pow(x, 2))
animini.elastic
- elastic easing: y = -(4/3 * pow(2, 10*(x-1)) * sin((x - 2*PI*asin(3/4)/3) * 2*PI * 3))
animini.expect
- expecting easing: y = pow(x, 2) * (4*x - 3)
animini.bounce
- bounce easing: a four part hyperbollic animation that produce a bouncing effectEach easing type includes a triplet of functions:
i
- the easing in functiono
- the easing out functionio
- easing in till midway, and then easing out till the endSo for example, the linear easing triplet animini.expect
includes the functions animini.expect.i
, animini.expect.o
and animini.expect.io
. The type itself is equivalent to the in-out function, so you can use animini.expect
and animini.expect.io
interchangeably.
See demo-easing.html for a demonstration of all easing functions included in animini.
An easing function is any function that takes a single numeric argument and returns a numeric result. Both the argument and the return value should be between 0 and 1. Some easing function (for example elastic
) return sometimes values below 0 or above 1, but this does not always make sense for all properties (for example for opacity). In any case, the easing function should return 0 for 0, and 1 for 1.
Note that you must register an easing function before you can use it in animations:
function randomEasing(x) {
return x == 1 ? 1 : Math.random() * x;
}
// registering the new easing function
animini.easing('random', randomEasing);
// note that by registering the easing function, animini creates the easing triplet .i, .o and .io,
// under the supplied name under animini (e.g., animini.random.io)
// using the new easing function
animini('myDiv', 'margin-top:50px', animini.random.io, 'margin-top:0px');
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A heap is essentially a type of complete binary Tree. In a min-heap, each node is smaller than
its children. Likewise, in a max-heap, each node is larger than its children. This means the root node is always the max or min item.
Heaps are useful for when you need a way to quickly retrieve or delete the max or min item in a collection. Heaps are a common way of
implementing a priority queue, and sometimes priority queues are called heaps.
Min heap (left) and max heap (right)
Implementation
A heap is implemented as a binary tree, with functions unique to a heap.
A Heap class must support two key operations:
insert(item)
This function inserts an item into the heap. In order to maintain completeness, we start at the bottom level
and find the first available spot from left to right. Then, while the new item's parent is greater/less than
(this depends on the type of heap) the new item, we swap the two. We continue doing this, gradually moving the new item
up the tree until we find the right spot for it.
retrieve_min() (retrieve_max() for a max-heap)
This function simply grabs the max or min item in the heap, which is always the root. To remove it, we first remove the root
and replace it with the bottom-most item. This would be the right-most node on the bottom level. Then we swap the root with its
smallest (or largest, depending on the type of heap) child, gradually moving it down the tree until the heap property is fulfilled again.
Examples
Please refer to the page on Trees to see how to implement a binary tree. This page will only describe how
insert and retrieval works.


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Any other points you found interesting and want to reflect on?
Something I am beginning to realise is that web design is mathematical and structured, as well as creative. I like this aspect of it, as it engages both sides of the brain. It's good to know that when something is coded correctly, it will do exactly what you want! And vice versa.


new EmmoModel(parentopt)
EmmoModel holds all entities definitions, and a Database Server for you.
EmmoModel is a EventEmitter, you can subscribe events by once/on
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
parent |
EmmoModel |
<optional> |
Members
entities :object.<string, Entity>
store all extra information than Model for runtime
Type:
- object.<string, Entity>
models :object.<string, Model>
store all Models you ever defined.
Type:
- object.<string, Model>
Methods
all()
Perform operation for all databases
create(databaseopt) → {Promise}
create a database base on definition
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
database |
string |
<optional> |
ORIGIN |
Fires:
Returns:
- Type
- Promise
define(name, properties, tableOptions|tableNameopt) → {Model}
define a new Model
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
name |
string | singular |
||
properties |
object.<string, Property> | KEY as property name |
||
tableOptions|tableName |
string | object |
<optional> |
names | plural |
Returns:
- Type
- Model
dropCreate() → {Promise}
recreate ORIGIN database, useful for unit test scenario
Returns:
- Type
- Promise
getMigrator() → {Migrator}
lazy load migrator
Returns:
- Type
- Migrator
init(optionsOrConfigPathopt, store)
init
- should be fired up during app startup process.
- model need to require this file, so this prcoess can't be in constructor
- share definition among multiple EmmoModel
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
optionsOrConfigPath |
InitOptions | string |
<optional> |
|
store |
object | should provide add/remove/exists/getAll as ./lib/store.js did |
remove(databaseopt) → {Promise}
remove a database from server
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
database |
string |
<optional> |
ORIGIN |
Fires:
Returns:
- Type
- Promise
scope(databaseopt, job) → {promise}
this is where you perform database operations
- run operation over specific database em.scope(databasename, job);
- run operation over ORIGIN database em.scope(job);
- job is a function take a session instance to perform operation
- you must return a promise in job function so scope can release connection when finish
- ORIGIN normally refer to
database
in your_project/em.json file. - you can perform TRANSCACTION in a scope.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
database |
string |
<optional> |
ORIGIN | which database you want to operate |
job |
EmmoModel~job | perform operation with session instance, need to return promise |
Returns:
- Type
- promise
Example
var em = require('emmo-model');
em.scope('db1', funciton(db) {
return db.all('User');
}).then(function(users) {
console.log(users);
});
spawn(options) → {EmmoModel}
create a new EmmoModel instance to a new server with same definition, like for backup/duplicate
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
options |
InitOptions |
Returns:
- Type
- EmmoModel
sync(databasesopt)
perform database structure synchoronization.
- missed databases will be created automatically.
- existing databases will be migrated smartly.
- whenever shit happens during creating process, it will be deleted.
- migration failure should not affect existing databases.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
databases |
string | array |
<optional> |
ALL |
Fires:
- EmmoModel#event:created single database is created
- EmmoModel#event:migrated single database is migrated
- EmmoModel#event:synced single database is synced
- EmmoModel#event:ready all databases are ready
transact()
Transaction support
Type Definitions
job(db)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
db |
Session |
Events
created
when the database is created first time, you can plant seed data at this point, like insert admin user.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
database |
string |
migrated
when the database is migrated, you can perform initialize against database here.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
databaseName |
string |
ready
when all databases are created or migrated sucessfully, you can do some system bootstrap here.
removed
when database is removed
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
database |
string |


public interface SerializationServiceBuilder
SerializationServiceBuilder setVersion(int version)
SerializationServiceBuilder setClassLoader(ClassLoader classLoader)
SerializationServiceBuilder setConfig(SerializationConfig config)
SerializationServiceBuilder addDataSerializableFactory(int id, DataSerializableFactory factory)
SerializationServiceBuilder addPortableFactory(int id, PortableFactory factory)
SerializationServiceBuilder addClassDefinition(ClassDefinition cd)
SerializationServiceBuilder setCheckClassDefErrors(boolean checkClassDefErrors)
SerializationServiceBuilder setManagedContext(ManagedContext managedContext)
SerializationServiceBuilder setUseNativeByteOrder(boolean useNativeByteOrder)
SerializationServiceBuilder setByteOrder(ByteOrder byteOrder)
SerializationServiceBuilder setHazelcastInstance(HazelcastInstance hazelcastInstance)
SerializationServiceBuilder setEnableCompression(boolean enableCompression)
SerializationServiceBuilder setEnableSharedObject(boolean enableSharedObject)
SerializationServiceBuilder setAllowUnsafe(boolean allowUnsafe)
SerializationServiceBuilder setPartitioningStrategy(PartitioningStrategy partitionStrategy)
SerializationServiceBuilder setInitialOutputBufferSize(int initialOutputBufferSize)
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It is an event where young talents and companies come together through a user-centered design thinking process to build the solutions for the future. Taking into account the wide gap that exists between universities and companies, Global Futurizer comes along as a tool for closing the gap.
Being positioned as a company that innovates in its products and services, is not only a fashion trend, is a need to lead the market. Society evolutes really fast, so the ability to create new products and services that will suit the market of the future is the only way to become a leader.
These companies need processes of service design, new team dynamics and talented people to stay innovative. That's why they need to be in touch with universities, the place where this new talent comes from.
This will be the second edition of Global Futuraizer Shangai. The first one was in 2012 made by: taZEBAez, the creators of the concept.
Project name:
Global Futurizer
Date:
2013-2014
Category:
Event organization
Role:
Co-organizer
If you want to collaborate on creating amazing experiences for people you are very welcome to contact me.


'End of Days' (1999)
A movie review by Walter Frith
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Member of the 'Online Film Critics Society' http://www.ofcs.org
Arnold Schwarzenegger. An example of how big you can make it in the movies and then have it fall apart so fast. In the 90's, Ah-nuld has only had three good films. 'Total Recall', 'Terminator 2: Judgment Day' and 'Eraser'. 'Last Action Hero' was Arnold's egotistical version of Bruce Willis' 'Hudson Hawk' and 'True Lies' was both uneven, only mildly funny, and lacked James Cameron's signature heap of kinetics. I enjoyed Arnold's work mildly in the comedies 'Twins' and 'Kindergarten Cop' but not 'Junior'. Arnold served in the Bush administration in some sort of fitness advisor capacity. I forget the official title he carried but George Bush's claim that he wanted to be a kinder, gentler president prompted Arnie to make his second terminator portrayal a kinder gentler character. A humourous metaphor for his political connections, but let's be honest here, did we really need a kinder and gentler terminator? Give me a break! He takes an oath in the movie at the insistence of John Connor (Edward Furlong), that he will not kill anybody. So let's face it, Leonard Maltin was right when he said that the first terminator movie was better simply because the film, and Arnold's character, had much more edge.
Satan. His image conjures up many things wrong in the world. He's been played by many actors. Jack Nicholson, Al Pacino and even little old George Burns have played the fallen angel most uniquely. And now Gabriel Byrne plays him with an ice cold sinister deviousness. Byrne is a great actor whose work in 'Miller's Crossing' and 'The Usual Suspects' remains his best. He even had a hand in producing one of this decades most emotionally wrought political dramas, 'In the Name of the Father'.
Both Schwarzenegger and Byrne provide a good and not so obvious game of cat and mouse in 'End of Days'. The first thing I should say about this film is that it has so many plot holes and enough credibility gaps to allow a transport truck to drive through that you must toss these factors aside if you truly want to enjoy the picture. Director Peter Hyams, whose work is better when he has a hand in writing or co-writing his own scripts has a few films I really enjoy. 'The Star Chamber' from 1983 where a group of vigilante judges carry out their own brand of justice. 'Outland' from 1981 with Sean Connery in an outer space version of 'High Noon' and 1979's 'Hanover Street' with Harrison Ford as a World War II pilot having an affair with a married English woman.
Hyams often acts as his own director of photography and clouds his films in a murky and charcoal type of atmosphere which are fitting in adding to his many scenes of compelling structure. His vision is sometimes repetitive but he makes fairly decent films.
Written by Andrew W. Marlowe, 'End of Days' is about an ex-cop and present day high profile security officer (Schwarzenegger) who becomes involved in confronting Satan when a young woman is chosen to be Satan's concubine who will bear his child to walk upon the earth in the next millennium. The film begins in Vatican City in 1979 where the Pope and his council agree that the time has come, based on a sign, where a female will be born in the world that will be the chosen one for Satan's nasty scheme of planting his seed on Earth. Around the same time, a baby girl is born in New York City and a ritual is carried out upon her at the hospital where she's born that will put her under Satan's spell. Skip forward 20 years. 1999. Things begin coming together on a collision course for the sake of mankind's existence. A wall street banker (Byrne) goes to the men's room of an NYC restaurant and is accosted in the men's room by the tangible spirit of Satan to walk the streets in a man's body. Satan has planted his disciples in positions of advantage that will aid him in his plan to have Christine York (Robin Tunney) bear his child and witness the end of man's days upon the planet.
Jericho Cane (Schwarzenegger) hooks up with the plot when he investigates and assassin's plan to open fire on the streets of NYC. He then finds the writings of a street vagrant in an abandoned underground tunnel way and connects the writings with quotes from the Bible and locks horns with the devil in an attempt to protect the forces of good in the film.
Now, in 'The Exorcist' the devil was defeated with two priests being sacrificed in the process.  'End of Days' just doesn't come off as credible. An observation is made in the film that only the pure of heart can kill the devil and Cane isn't pure of heart. He's angry at God for letting his family be taken from him and is a flawed and truly mortal being whom Satan could squash like a bug if he really wanted to. In other films and t.v. shows where the bad guys always let the good guys hang on just a little too long to defeat them which proves to be their downfall, well, this is what happens in 'End of Days'. There are also scenes of action and excitement that just aren't credible and bring the film down to an almost laughable capacity. However, the portrayal of Satan by Byrne, the special effects and some good camera work redeem the film somewhat.
What's also funny is some of the humour displayed which are inside jokes based on 'The Usual Suspects' from 1995. Arnold's side kick in this film is Kevin Pollak who appeared as one of the criminals in 'The Usual Suspects' with Gabriel Byrne. There is a scene where a trail of flammable fluid is set a blaze to cause a big explosion, seen in 'The Usual Suspects' and a line is delivered that says: "The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist".....a classic line uttered by Kevin Spacey in 'The Usual Suspects'. 'End of Days' can stand fully on its own and is worth a look by the curious but only die hard Arnold fans will embrace it as great. For the rest of us, it's an average ride all the way.
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Thief who escaped from prison arrested during burglary
by Sophie BarnettA man who escaped from Hollesley Bay prison, where he was serving 12 years for burglary, has been recaptured.
Patrick Cassidy, aged 29, was reported missing after he failed to attend a roll call on Tuesday, August 13.
More: Burglar serving 12 years absconds from prison
Cassidy was arrested in Slough on Sunday, November 17 by Thames Valley Police, following reports of a burglary in process at an address in Bradley Road.
He was arrested and taken into custody where he was charged with escaping from lawful custody and aggravated burglary with intent, this is in relation to the incident in Slough on Sunday.
The 29-year-old appeared before East Berkshire Magistrates' Court yesterday, Tuesday, November 19, but the hearing was adjourned and he was due to appear there again today, Wednesday, November 20.


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An analogy to describe the differences between HTML and CSS:
Ok so stale potato chip here; let's make the analogy about the tranquillizer gun that shot Harambe, Oh wait it was an actual rifle :(. (Warning I've played too call of duty on PS3) Continuing on the metal and all actual structures from the firing pin to the barrel of the rifle is all HTML, the different parts of the gun including every little spring in the gun are all "tags" that html has in it. These tags can be individually stylized with cool little aesthetics. I.e. there's a nice blue paint on the grip of the rifle and it's got tape wrapped around it too. In this analogy all the aesthetic add-ons are the CSS properties that is applied to the HTML elements. Rest in peace Harambe, we should have used tranquillizer darts.
Explain control flow and loops using an example process from everyday life, for example 'waking up' or 'brushing your teeth'. (But not those ones):
Control flow is the order in which individual statements, instructions or function calls are executed or evaluated. The order of functions and statements matters for most programming languages, understanding it's syntax and what's best for what situation is vital. An example could be your daily routine, you wouldn't go about your day the following way: 8am: Have dinner => 9am: Get dressed for work => 10am: Go to sleep => 4pm: Wake up and go to work. => 12am: Have breakfast. While certainly you can do this, and it could be useful for a specific job that required you to work from 4pm-12am, and you weirdly like to sleep in your work clothes. What I'm trying to say is order impacts the running of your code that is simply what control flow is in a nutshell and while best practices are optimal for most scenarios understanding what your order does to your code is optimal for ensuring your website runs as intended.
Loops are pretty simple to explain. I'm gonna use the microwave to describe this one. When you're cooking food in a microwave it loops through each and every particle of food and heats them up every second. Repeating again and again and, you guessed it, again. The microwave will stop when the stop condition, the timer is reached. In programming loops it's quite similar. You have to set an initial value for the loop, a condition that the loop continues to check against, this condition will be used to evaluate when to stop doing the task. I.e. stop heating the food in the microwave, You really don't want to leave food in there for 30+ minutes. Sometimes when loops are executed without stop conditions you can get in quite the predicament and have the entirety of your code come to a halt. Pro Tip: have an ending-condition.
Describe what the DOM is and an example of how you might interact with it:
Ok so no more analogies, this one is important folks. The Document Object Model, is the single most useful interface that you will come across for building web pages. It can be heavily manipulated by JavaScript on demand to make your websites incredibly interactive. I personally prefer using JavaScript commands to interact with the DOM but there are plenty of API's that use the DOM. Extra little point is learn to use DevTools from Chrome, it simplifies and heavily saves time when it comes to tinkering with a website to git it just right.
Explain the difference between accessing data from arrays and objects:
Ok these two are pretty different to each other. An array is a collection of a data type (or mixed data types) which are stored in a single 'list' like variable. Objects are a representation of a type of instance of a class, this can get pretty hard to describe but they're great, I promise. An example of an Object Class could be a Tree, now let's pretend to grow a tree. *poof* now you have a tree named "Steve", now Steve the tree is an instance of that class, and Steve has properties that further describe himself compared to other object and even trees. Steve leaves are green and pointy, his bark is tough and hard. That analogy might do more justice to explain it than just definitions.
Accessing Arrays:
When you access data from arrays you either will want to know what you're looking for exactly or the index location of where it would be in the array. #References are great too.
Accessing Objects:
You would want to know the property you are looking for but that might not be enough. You may want to utilize accessors and mutators in order to get data that you can't access otherwise. Objects are designed with limited data withdrawal and modifications in mind often. The reasons to limit data transfer is because you can break objects, rendering them unusable, if you modify some essential properties.
Explain what functions are and why they are useful:
Functions are better than anything, better than your best friends. It's F stands for family. Seriously though making a function is great to solve problems because it's a reusable part of the code that you can just send and/or get data from. Designed properly they execute tasks for you quickly, efficiently and without any hassle, saving lines of code too!


The Purple Rose of Cairo (1985)
Grade: 78
"The Purple Rose of Cairo" is an imaginative and clever comedy, directed by Woody Allen and starring Mia Farrow and Jeff Daniels, who both give strong performances.
The film is set in a small town during the depression of the 1930s. Farrow plays a klutzy waitress and abused spouse whose only escape from dreadful reality is the local movie theatre. While watching a particular film for the fifth time, one of the characters (Daniels) steps out into the theatre from the movie screen to romance her.
This is the first of many surprising, original, and humorous plot twists, all of which work very well. Daniels-the-character is a naive, good-natured person with little knowledge of the real world, and the resulting misunderstandings (he can't spend his play money, he is clueless about prostitutes) are very funny.
Soon, Daniels-the-actor comes to town from Hollywood to confront Daniels-the-character, while Farrow must choose between the two Daniels and her good-for-nothing husband (Danny Aiello). Allen remains behind the camera.
Allen, while making us laugh, has a couple points he is getting across. He lampoons Hollywood hypocrisy, which is present in the 1930s as in any era. The various actors come across as petty, manipulative and self-involved. The film also has a negative depiction of men. Of all the major and minor male characters, only Daniels-the-character, who isn't real, is a swell guy. Other characters, including the husband, Daniels-the-actor, and the restaurant owner, do not come off well.
"The Purple Rose of Cairo" won the Golden Globe award for Best Screenplay (by Allen), and was given an Oscar nomination in that category.
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Using the JDBC Realm for User Authentication
An authentication realm, which is sometimes called a security policy domain or security domain, is a scope over which an application server defines and enforces a common security policy. A realm contains a collection of users, who may or may not be assigned to a group. GlassFish Server comes preconfigured with the file, certificate, and administration realms. An administrator can also set up LDAP, JDBC, digest, or custom realms.
An application can specify in its deployment descriptor which realm to use. If the application does not specify a realm, GlassFish Server uses its default realm, the file realm. If an application specifies that a JDBC realm is to be used for user authentication,GlassFish Server will retrieve user credentials from a database. The application server uses the database information and the enabled JDBC realm option in the configuration file.
A database provides an easy way to add, edit, or delete users at runtime and enables users to create their own accounts without any administrative assistance. Using a database also has an additional benefit, providing a place to securely store any extra user information. A realm can be thought of as a database of user names and passwords that identify valid users of a web application or set of web applications with an enumeration of the list of roles associated with each valid user. Access to specific web application resources is granted to all users in a particular role, instead of enumerating a list of associated users. A user can have any number of roles associated with their user name.
Two of the tutorial's case studies, Chapter 52, Duke's Tutoring Case Study Example and Chapter 53, Duke's Forest Case Study Example, use the JDBC realm for user authentication. Where appropriate, pointers will be made to one or both of these examples.
To Configure a JDBC Authentication Realm
GlassFish Server enables administrators to specify a user's credentials (user name and password) in the JDBC realm instead of in the connection pool. Using the JDBC realm instead of the connection pool prevents other applications from browsing the database tables for user credentials. By default, storing passwords as clear text is not supported in the JDBC realm. Under normal circumstances, passwords should not be stored as clear text.
- Create the database tables in which user credentials for the realm will be
stored.
How you create the database tables depends on the database that you are using. Duke's Forest uses an Ant task, create-tables, in the build.xml file for the Entities project. The task executes an SQL script, create.sql, that creates the FOREST.PERSON, FOREST.GROUPS, and FOREST.PERSON_GROUPS database tables, as shown below:
CREATE TABLE "FOREST"."PERSON" ( ID int NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY GENERATED ALWAYS AS IDENTITY (START WITH 1, INCREMENT BY 1), FIRSTNAME varchar(50) NOT NULL, LASTNAME varchar(100) NOT NULL, EMAIL varchar(45) NOT NULL UNIQUE, ADDRESS varchar(45) NOT NULL, CITY varchar(45) NOT NULL, PASSWORD varchar(100), DTYPE varchar(31) ) ; CREATE UNIQUE INDEX SQL_PERSON_EMAIL_INDEX ON "FOREST"."PERSON"(EMAIL) ; CREATE UNIQUE INDEX SQL_PERSON_ID_INDEX ON "FOREST"."PERSON"(ID) ; CREATE TABLE "FOREST"."GROUPS" ( ID int NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY GENERATED ALWAYS AS IDENTITY (START WITH 1, INCREMENT BY 1), NAME varchar(50) NOT NULL, DESCRIPTION varchar(300) ) ; CREATE TABLE "FOREST"."PERSON_GROUPS" ( GROUPS_ID int NOT NULL, EMAIL varchar(45) NOT NULL ) ; ALTER TABLE "FOREST"."PERSON_GROUPS" ADD CONSTRAINT FK_PERSON_GROUPS_PERSON FOREIGN KEY (EMAIL) REFERENCES "FOREST"."PERSON"(EMAIL) ; ALTER TABLE "FOREST"."PERSON_GROUPS" ADD CONSTRAINT FK_PERSON_GROUPS_GROUPS FOREIGN KEY (GROUPS_ID) REFERENCES "FOREST"."GROUPS"(ID) ; CREATE INDEX SQL_PERSONGROUPS_EMAIL_INDEX ON "FOREST"."PERSON_GROUPS"(EMAIL) ; CREATE INDEX SQL_PERSONGROUPS_ID_INDEX ON "FOREST"."PERSON_GROUPS"(GROUPS_ID) ;
The Duke's Tutoring case study uses a singleton bean, ConfigBean, to create its database tables, instead of using SQL commands.
- Add user credentials to the database tables that you created.
How you add user credentials to the database tables depends on the database that you are using. Duke's Forest uses an Ant task. The create-tables Ant task for Duke's Forest adds the user credentials to the tables created in the previous step:
INSERT INTO "FOREST"."PERSON" (FIRSTNAME,LASTNAME,EMAIL,ADDRESS,CITY, PASSWORD,DTYPE) VALUES ('Robert','Exampler','robert@example.com','Example street', 'San Francisco','81dc9bdb52d04dc20036dbd8313ed055','Customer'); INSERT INTO "FOREST"."PERSON" (FIRSTNAME,LASTNAME,EMAIL,ADDRESS,CITY,PASSWORD,DTYPE) VALUES ('Admin','Admin','admin@example.com','Example street','Belmont', '81dc9bdb52d04dc20036dbd8313ed055','Administrator'); INSERT INTO "FOREST"."PERSON" (FIRSTNAME,LASTNAME,EMAIL,ADDRESS,CITY,PASSWORD,DTYPE) VALUES ('Jack','Frost','jack@example.com','Example Blvd','San Francisco', '81dc9bdb52d04dc20036dbd8313ed055','Customer'); INSERT INTO "FOREST"."PERSON" (FIRSTNAME,LASTNAME,EMAIL,ADDRESS,CITY,PASSWORD,DTYPE) VALUES ('Payment','User','paymentUser@dukesforest.com','-','-', '58175e1df62779046a3a4e2483575937','Customer'); INSERT INTO "FOREST"."GROUPS" (NAME, DESCRIPTION) VALUES ('USERS', 'Users of the store'); INSERT INTO "FOREST"."GROUPS" (NAME, DESCRIPTION) VALUES ('ADMINS', 'Administrators of the store'); INSERT INTO "FOREST"."PERSON_GROUPS" (GROUPS_ID,EMAIL) VALUES (1,'robert@example.com'); INSERT INTO "FOREST"."PERSON_GROUPS" (GROUPS_ID,EMAIL) VALUES (2,'admin@example.com'); INSERT INTO "FOREST"."PERSON_GROUPS" (GROUPS_ID,EMAIL) VALUES (1,'jack@example.com'); INSERT INTO "FOREST"."PERSON_GROUPS" (GROUPS_ID,EMAIL) VALUES (1,'paymentUser@dukesforest.com');
The Duke's Tutoring case study uses a singleton bean, ConfigBean, to populate its database tables, instead of using SQL commands.
- Create a JDBC connection pool for the database.
Duke's Forest uses an Ant task, create-forest-pool, to create the derby_net_forest_forestPool JDBC connection pool for the database:
<target name="create-forest-pool" description="create JDBC connection pool"> <antcall target="create-jdbc-connection-pool"> <param name="pool.name" value="derby_net_forest_forestPool" /> </antcall> </target>
You can also use the Administration Console or the command line to create a connection pool.
- Create a JDBC resource for the database.
Duke's Forest uses an Ant task, create-forest-resource, to create the jdbc/forest JDBC resource for the database:
<target name="create-forest-resource" depends="create-forest-pool" description="create JDBC resource"> <antcall target="create-jdbc-resource"> <param name="pool.name" value="derby_net_forest_forestPool" /> <param name="jdbc.resource.name" value="jdbc/forest" /> </antcall> </target>
You can also use the Administration Console or the command line to create a JDBC resource.
- Create a realm.
Duke's Forest uses an Ant task, create-forest-realm, to create the jdbcRealm, the JDBC realm used for user authentication:
<target name="create-forest-realm" depends="create-forest-resource" description="create JDBC realm"> <antcall target="create-jdbc-realm"> <param name="jdbc.resource.name" value="jdbc/forest" /> <param name="jdbc.realm.name" value="jdbcRealm" /> <param name="user.table.name" value="forest.PERSON" /> <param name="user.name.column" value="email" /> <param name="password.column" value="password" /> <param name="group.table" value="forest.GROUPS" /> <param name="group.name.column" value="name" /> <param name="assign.groups" value="USERS,ADMINS" /> <param name="digest.algorithm" value="MD5" /> </antcall> </target>
This task associates the resource with the realm, defines the tables and columns for users and groups used for authentication, and defines the digest algorithm that will be used for storing passwords in the database.
You can also use the Administration Console or the command line to create a realm.
- Modify the deployment descriptor for your application to specify the JDBC realm:
For an enterprise application in an EAR file, modify the glassfish-application.xml file.
For a web application in a WAR file, modify the web.xml file.
For an enterprise bean in an EJB JAR file, modify the glassfish-ejb-jar.xml file.
For example, for the Duke's Forest application, the web.xml file specifies the jdbcRealm realm:
<login-config> <auth-method>FORM</auth-method> <realm-name>jdbcRealm</realm-name> <form-login-config> <form-login-page>/login.xhtml</form-login-page> <form-error-page>/login.xhtml</form-error-page> </form-login-config> </login-config> <security-constraint> <web-resource-collection> <web-resource-name>Secure Pages</web-resource-name> <description/> <url-pattern>/admin/*</url-pattern> </web-resource-collection> <auth-constraint> <role-name>ADMINS</role-name> </auth-constraint> </security-constraint>
Form-based login is specified for all web pages under /admin. Access to those pages will only be allowed to users in the ADMINS role.
- Assign security roles to users or groups of users in the realm.
To assign a security role to a group or to a user, add a security-role-mapping element to the application server-specific deployment descriptor, in this case glassfish-web.xml:
<security-role-mapping> <role-name>USERS</role-name> <group-name>USERS</group-name> </security-role-mapping> <security-role-mapping> <role-name>ADMINS</role-name> <group-name>ADMINS</group-name> </security-role-mapping>
Since GlassFish Server users are assigned to groups during the user creation process, this mapping is more efficient than mapping security roles to individual users.


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Temperatures across the U.S.
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RxJS implements this operator with two variants of sample
.
The first variant accepts as its parameter a periodicity, defined as an integer number of milliseconds,
and it samples the source Observable periodically at that frequency.
Sample Code
var source = Rx.Observable.interval(1000)
.sample(5000)
.take(2);
var subscription = source.subscribe(
function (x) { console.log('Next: ' + x); },
function (err) { console.log('Error: ' + err); },
function () { console.log('Completed'); });
Next: 3
Next: 8
Completed
The second variant accepts as its parameter an Observable, and it samples the source Observable whenever
this second Observable emits an item.
Sample Code
var source = Rx.Observable.interval(1000)
.sample(Rx.Observable.interval(5000))
.take(2);
var subscription = source.subscribe(
function (x) { console.log('Next: ' + x); },
function (err) { console.log('Error: ' + err); },
function () { console.log('Completed'); });
Next: 3
Next: 8
Completed
There is also a throttleFirst
operator, which differs from sample
in that it
emits the first item emitted by the source Observable in each sampling period rather than the
most recently emitted item.
It does not have the variant that uses the emissions from a second Observable to regulate the sampling
periodicity.
Sample Code
var times = [
{ value: 0, time: 100 },
{ value: 1, time: 600 },
{ value: 2, time: 400 },
{ value: 3, time: 900 },
{ value: 4, time: 200 }
];
// Delay each item by time and project value;
var source = Rx.Observable.from(times)
.flatMap(function (item) {
return Rx.Observable
.of(item.value)
.delay(item.time);
})
.throttleFirst(300 /* ms */);
var subscription = source.subscribe(
function (x) { console.log('Next: %s', x); },
function (err) { console.log('Error: %s', err); },
function () { console.log('Completed'); });
Next: 0
Next: 2
Next: 3
Completed
sample
and throttleFirst
operate by default on the timeout
Scheduler . They are found in each of the following distributions:
rx.all.js
rx.all.compat.js
rx.time.js
(requires rx.js
or rx.compat.js
)
rx.lite.js
rx.lite.compat.js


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Bellevue
Bellevue is a mystery set in a small blue-collar town with a lot of ‘good people' who ‘live right' and take it upon themselves to make sure the neighbours do too. Detective Annie Ryder is a cop whose intense and brazen personality has always been at odds with her hometown; so when a transgender teen goes missing, Annie dives in to unravel the disappearance that suggests foul play, despite finding herself in a difficult position as she must cast suspicion on people she has known all her life. As the case pulls her further away from her family, she is also confronted by a mysterious person from her past with disturbing answers and a terrifying need to get inside her head.


I am a web designer/developer. I love spending time on learning new technologies and optimizing apps. I am student with some experience in self projects, looking forward for exciting projects worldwide where I can apply my skills.
I focus on designing, content and conveying the message.
I am developer, so I know how to create a website to run across devices using the latest technologies available.
A Blogging Website that allows userto sign in and publish blogs as well as view other blogs.
A web application allows user to search for recipes.
Project to build low cost, easy to assemble, swarm of Pi for computing intensive task. Initial goal of the project was aimed at disaster management
An App to add, delete and edit notes
A brick breaking game build using javascript.
Tic-Tac-Vue is an online tic-tac-toe game built with Vue.js framework


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#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <ctype.h>
#include <float.h>
#include "dalclient.h"
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| void | ssap_initProperties (dalQR_t *qr) |
Most of the DALClient code is generic and common to all service types. The files dalSCSP (cone simple search), dalSIAP (simple image access), and so forth contain the protocol-specific code for each class of service. In particular this is where we deal with multiple versions of the VO prtotocols, and shielding the client from the details of the VO protocols as they evolve.
The Simple Spectral Access Protocol (SSAP) is used to discover, download, and access 1-dimensional spectra.
------ Query Parameters ---------
The following standard query parameters are recognized by the SSAP driver and may be used for custom protocol-specific translation. All other query parameters are merely passed through to the remote service.
POS Encoded RA,DEC position encoded as a list SIZE Region size (one or two values). BAND Spectral band TIME Time band POL Polarisation states FORMAT Desired image formats
POS-object Not yet implemented. This will be a generic spatial region object that gets translated into whatever the specific protocol requires, in this case ra,dec,sr.
Not all versions of the protocol implement all these parameters. Parameters not implemented by the target service version are ignored.
------ Object Properties ---------
Each row of the SSAP query response describes a single available image. The following Image dataset properties describe each dataset.
protocol Protocol implemented ("SSA") version Protocol version (e.g., "1.0" or "2.0")
title Image title ra Right ascension of image center (ICRS, decimal degrees) dec Declination of image center (ICRS, decimal degrees) format Image format (MIME type) acref Access reference (URL) estsize Estimated dataset size (kB)
Other properties may be added but this is a good start...
------ SSAP routines (internal) ---------
str = ssap_getQueryURL (query) void ssap_initProperties (qr)
The routines in this file are internal to the DALClient code and are not intended to be called directly by applications.


Biography
I live with many aspirations that I would like to achieve that I have strived so much to accomplish step by step, and I hope to move forward, and reach what I want.
Education
- software developer from LTUC-Abdul Aziz Al Ghurair School of Advanced Computing
- civil enginnering, BA degree from al-balqa applied university
Jobe Experience
- graphic designer
- site engineer
Goals
- I will be a professional software developer
- be afreelancer
- I will go ahead in my learning path of various sciences
- make changes for people life
top ten favorite places
- amazon forests
- australia farms
- trebzon
- alquds
- mecca
- america
- georgia
- cyprus
- yafa
- sheikh mountains


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If the pitch between two pads is smaller than the stagger, then this variable will be reported in the category needs_staggering.


Start date for Below Analyses (optional)
End date for Below Analyses (optional)
GREEN MEANS POSITIVE FEELINGS, WHITE NEUTRAL FEELINGS, RED NEGATIVE FEELINGS.
Sentiment Analysis is the process of determining whether a piece of writing is positive, negative or neutral.
Find the most frequently used phrases.


Lumbar puncture (or lumbar tap) is a diagnostic procedure used to collect CSF and measure intercranial pressure. The procedure as it’s done today consists of sticking a needle into the patient’s spine, attaching a glass manometer to the needle, then letting CSF drip out the end of the needle into a jar! Sounds painful, right? My team and I decided that there must be a better way to do this, and so the Lumbar Puncture Device was born.
Our product combines the entire procedure into one compact device, making it much simpler and faster (and less scary) to complete the three main goals of lumbar punctures: (1) detect when the correct location has been reached by the needle tip, (2) measure the patient’s intracranial pressure, and (3) collect CSF. Don’t know what any of these words mean, or want to learn more about our design process? Then this is the post for you; keep reading down below for more info!
What is lumbar puncture?
Talk about the process as it is done today.
Put a statistic here.
Okay, so how does this device solve that?
Talk about problem broken down, and how we solved each of those.
What did you do with it?
Put the poster in here (with link to pdf of it) and talk about Design Day, and what next steps would be.


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pullman westin grand excluding breakfast so the novotel over a week makes qute a saving.
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overall nice and got 110 usd pn including breakfast so the novotel over a week makes qute a saving.


{% extends "publican/_design.html" %}
{% block title %}Welcome to Publican{% endblock %}
{% block body %}
Welcome to Publican
Helping you bear the tedium
of small-business paperwork
Enter the demo!
Click to explore with a temporary account
Do you run a small consultancy, standing astride its modest stream of income as you write checks for your small team of employees and consultants?
Do you despair of ever getting straight about who needs W-2s, who needs 1099-MISCs, and how you will file withholding on their behalf?
— Be not afraid —
Publican is here to help
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A toolkit/software architecture to ease creating high-performance neural network simulators
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#include "Simulator.h"
#include "Book.h"
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David Krishock is bringing an Imagination Playground 105 piece Big Block Imagination Playground set to his seminar (that’s right – the BIG blocks). Imagination Playground (IP) has been “around” since 2009 ~ but only available to the public since 2012. In four short years, IP has grown to over $10 million (revenue) – and available in over 70 countries world-wide. The education community that supports development is children 2-10 years of age has fallen in love with IP. This product breaks down barriers, boosts the use of imagination and creativity, encourages complex thinking and problem solving, and more. Seeing is believing – and when kids play with IP magic happens. We’ll discuss the importance of play in early childhood education. The benefits of creative tools like Imagination Playground. And IP’s desire in the coming year to find its place in the “modern classroom” – where children learn in a more stimulating environment – child and teacher led curriculum development, theme based learning, demonstration based learning, project based learning, more. David Krishock is the President, Chief Executive Officer of Imagination Playground. Beginning his career in advertising (McDonalds, General Mills, Proctor & Gamble) ~ shifting to corporations – Philip Morris Kraft, RJR Nabisco, Suntory ~ eventually running businesses over $2 billion (revenue). Krishock has worked in child care and development for close to 20 years ~ helping McDonalds pilot the Ronald McDonald House ~ Running Scholastic Book Fairs ~ Leading his own reading initiative and not-for-profit – Bright Day Learning and The Bright Day Foundation. And today, partnering with designer David Rockwell to bring the world Imagination Playground ~ a truly breakthrough play space adopted by schools, family centers, and homes ~ helping children 2-10 learn by playing,


Specter was open source from the first line of code that I wrote. I did not even wait for the project to become stable before releasing the code. Thankfully it did not cause me much embarrassment and in a short span of time it has evolved into a product that I use daily. It was not the first open source project that I did. I made abstract before it. Specter however was my first big open source project.
The idea of open source did not come naturally to me. I have grown up in an environment where knowledge has been a competitive edge that needs to be protected rather than shared. So I was a bit hesitant when I committed that first line of code. I think that to an extent my hesitation was justified. I do not have a full time job. I am working insane hours to make specter best blogging platform there is. I am competing with behemoths that have been in blogging business for decades. To top it all off I have taken a radically different approach. It would not be unreasonable to get all the advantage that I can on my side. The only question was whether releasing specter as open source would prove to be an advantage or will it be a detriment?
Looking at two of the best blogging platforms of toady it was clear that I could be successful following any route. Tumblr was a closed source blogging platform where as wordpress has embraced the open source philosophy. So which one would be right for me? If I went the Tumblr way I would probably have to provide an infrastructure for hosting blogs from day one. I don't think that it was possible for me as the only developer to build a great product and create an awesome infrastructure to host it as well. So I decided that I would focus on creating the blogging software for now and leave infrastructure problem for another day. Since I was going to provide the users with the software why not make it so that they can modify it as well? Open source it was then.
While I agree that I was cornered into using open source I must say that it has grown on me quite a lot. One of the best things that has happened as a result is that I don't think that I am the only one working on the project now. Yes I concede that there are not many contributors, but since the project is open it belongs to the community. The burden of creating and developing specter is shared. Tim O' Riely put it best
Empowerment of individuals is a key part of what makes open source work, since in the end, innovations tend to come from small groups, not from large, structured efforts.
Unknowingly I have created potential small groups for my product.  Now you can chose what you want to do with it. You can chose where you want to host specter. You can even chose to customize it to make it more suitable for your needs.
By going open source I have made my product less opinionated. I do have my ideas of what a good blogging software should and should not do. But I am not imposing my ideas on you. I am not saying that you have to follow them. I am betting on the fact that my users will have completely opposite notions of blogging than mine and that they will be able to implement their notions easily. It has also taken a huge burden off my shoulders. I do not have to design a product that pleases all. I just have to design something that is easy to tinker with and this has been very helpful for me. I have never had such clarity in designing a product before.
I am not claiming that going open source is a sure way to success. Like I said before, many closed source blogging platforms have been very successful.Only time will tell whether specter is successful or not. But I believe that by going open source I have given specter and myself the best chance to succeed.


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Creates an index on a document property, to speed up subsequent compiled queries.
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A boilerplate for Golang web applications. Optimized for developer speed.
Gobuffalo is a Go web development eco-system, designed to make the life of a Go web developer easier. Buffalo uses Gorilla toolkit to manage routes, sessions, cookies... There might be faster routers out there, but this one is definitely the most powerful!
Supports Github, Twitter, Facebook login out of the box. Additional logins can be added with a one-liner using goth. Also has account management built in.
Code, save, refresh. Use the buffalo dev command to rebuild your app, from backend to frontend, and just see the changes live!
Comes with API examples for most common tasks like scraping, file upload, integrating APIs for twitter etc


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The Image Blending plugin allows you to combine selected images using a specified blend mode and optional opacity. Blend modes are different ways in which the colors of individual pixels are combined between a source and background image. For example, the multiply mode multiplies the color value of the source pixel by the color value of the background pixel and uses the resulting (scaled) value for the color:
x = a * bMultiplying white (value 1) by any other color results in the latter color being used. Multiplying black (value 0) by any other color results in black being used. Thus, multiply makes whites transparent but otherwise darkens the image.
One of the most useful blend modes for astronomy is screen, which is the opposite of multiply: white pixels are made opaque, black pixels become transparent, and other pixels are lightened. The blend algorithm multiplies inverses and takes the inverse of the result:
x = 1 − ((1 − a) × (1 − b))
Standard blend modes supported by modern Web browsers are documented in W3C Compositing and Blending, which includes algorithms and examples for each mode.
The Image Blending plugin allows you to toggle global image blending on and off, so that you can switch between blending and the ordinary display of a single image. By default, when the plugin is displayed, blending is turned on.
Each image loaded into the display will be shown in a stack. The currently active image will be displayed with a green border. This is the image that responds to contrast/bias changes, region creation, etc. It also is the image on which browser-based analysis and server-based analysis is performed. You can click on any image in the stack to make it the current image.
If you have two or more observations of the same object displayed, you probably will want to align them by WCS coordinates. This can be done by utilizing the WCS->reproject menu option, which uses the WCS of one image to reproject the other into a new raw data layer.
Once two or more images are aligned, you can change the colormap, contrast/bias and scaling of each of them separately and then combine them into a single display. This is done by clicking the blend using button to add this image to the blend list, and the choosing its blend mode and optional opacity. You can continue to change the colormap, scale, contrast/bias, etc. of the current image even after blending has been turned on.
Note that some, but not all, blend modes are commutative. In particular, the non-separable blend modes (hue, saturation, color, and luminosity) are all order-dependent. In such cases, you can change the stacking order simply by dragging an image into the appropriate place on the stack.


# Name: Brayden Sakovich # Project Title: Dice Simulator --- # What * Create a dice rolling program * Random numbers * Configurable amount of dice --- # Why * I want to start with a simpler concept before moving on to more ambitious projects --- # How * Use previous knowledge learned throughout computer science * Code in processing --- # Success * The code needs to work * Someone other than myself needs to play it


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Meeting summary
We've designed 10 dresses and aligned on who will sew them. During the discussion, we've chosen the location for the show - Avangarda. The selection was made due to the large space and free rent. On the next meeting, we're planning to visit the site and decide on the scene setup.


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Price Monitoring Services
Bespoke product aggregation and ecommerce price monitoring service designed for retail, manufacturers & brands MAP monitoring.
We are a pioneering Data-as-a-Service (DaaS) provider
Bespoke product aggregation and ecommerce price monitoring service designed for retail, manufacturers & brands MAP monitoring.
Scraping of data from multiple online sources to stay ahead of dynamic market conditions and derive insights. We gather publically available data.
Get continuous stream of precisely targeted contacts to drive successful sales opportunities with the help of lead generation, competitors’ listings.
Monitoring customer forums and mining reviews, ratings, comments and reactions to perform sentiment analysis and gain social network intelligence.
We help businesses build their unique data feeds by crawling and merging high volume, web crawled data from various news sources, forums & blogs.
We scrape data for you and monitor all available data points around the distribution of the product when it is available for sale to the public.
Quikparse takes care of end-to-end extraction processes from setting up of crawlers, servers, proxies, extraction, monitoring, quality assurance, timely delivery and continuous maintenance due to structural changes in the websites. Feeding them with valuable scraped data, or providing a dedicated team of people to do the job for ensuring relevant quality with any sized data volume, is what we do to allow our clients stay ahead of the competition.
We crawl data from almost all kinds of websites – eCommerce, News, Job Boards, Social Networks, Forums and even ones with IP Blacklisting and Anti-Bot Measures.
Our web crawling platform is built for heavy workloads. We are capable of scraping 3000 pages per second for websites with moderate anti-scraping measures. This is useful for Enterprise-grade web crawling.
Our automated data quality checks utilize machine learning to identify data quality issues. Over time we have invested heavily in improving our data quality processes and validation using a combination of automated and manual methods at no extra cost to customers
Based on machine learning based parsing algorithms, Quikparse intelligently identifies List Data, Tabular Data and Pagination Buttons without having to manually set rules, just enter the URLs.
Yup, that’s right. We do web crawling and scraping from sites that have Captcha restrictions. We have crawled websites across 10 languages and have robust APIs for automated translation at scale.
We do data crawling via our highly distributed web crawling platform which enables us to deliver data at desired frequency. We take care of end-to-end maintenance to overcome structural changes in the website and all you have to do is feed the data to your business


Roadside blast in Iraq injures 5 Italian soldiers
by Bradford BetzFive Italian soldiers were wounded in a roadside blast Sunday while returning from a mission to help Iraqi troops combat ISIS, military officials said.
Three of the wounded were in "grave condition" after the explosion, the Italian Defense Ministry said.
Rear Adm. Fabio Agostini said the five – three in the navy and two in the army – are part of a special forces team that was traveling back after a mission aimed at finding ISIS refugees.
Agostini told Italian Rai state TV that Iraqi armed forces members were also injured in the blast but didn't say how many.
An Iraqi security official said the bomb exploded next to their vehicle as they were traveling just outside Kirkuk – about 165 miles north of Baghdad, wounding six Italian soldiers.
The discrepancy in the number of wounded wasn't immediately explained.
U.S. military helicopters evacuated the soldiers to a hospital in Baghdad.
One Italian soldier lost a leg to amputation due to injuries from the bomb and another suffered serious internal injuries, Italian Gen. Nicola Lanza de Cristoforis told Rai.
ITALIAN MAN TRIGGERED FARMHOUSE EXPLOSION THAT KILLED 3 FIREFIGHTERS FOR INSURANCE SCAM: PROSECUTORS
Iraq declared victory against ISIS two years ago, but the group continues to stage insurgent attacks across the country.
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Italy currently has more than 800 regular soldiers and some 80 special forces in Iraq.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


Wouldn't it be easier to just build the page once?
Let's talk about a website, say a simple blog such as this very page you are reading right now. It has a logo, menu, title, each blog entry has its own title, some images, date of creation and some text. All this content is usually stored in a database and each time somebody visits, the server gathers all this content, builds the page and serves it to the visitor.
With enduro.js, the page is built only on content change. When visitors come and request the page it's already in a form of a prebuilt .html page and ready to be served.
The static website can be served by a very simple and cheap server, in some cases even for free(such as github pages).
Having ready-made .html pages means there is no processing needed to serve the page. It's just a matter of requesting a file and sending the file. Moreover, the file can be located on a CDN network for even faster delivery.
By not using any of the server's resources there is less chance of a lag on the server causing inconsistent delivery times. Random traffic peak can cause many users to have to wait for your page to be delivered.
Building the page each time somebody requests it allows errors to creep in anytime. When you pre-build the page you know each user will always receive this exact page. Every time.
Obviously this approach works only for websites that should serve the same thing to all users, such as this one you are reading right now.
In most cases, javascript can be used to add personalized content or content that is dependant on something dynamic. Enduro.js can and is used to make web-apps that load dynamic content after the initial page load, which is still pregenerated. When users can log into a website, using one-page web apps such as gmail is a modern way to approach this anyways.
Enduro.js is built on top of node.js and express. It is absolutely ok and easy to build a dynamic page with enduro. This way, enduro.js allows you to mix static and dynamic pages to achieve maximum efficiency.
Most of the speed penalty dynamic serving causes can be mitigated by using caching. For example, for Wordpress there is a [cache plugin].(https://wordpress.org/plugins/w3-total-cache/). This however adds complexity by having a dynamically built pages and then adding a layer that is trying to save the pages instead of just pre-building the pages in the first place.
Noah Veltman explains static vs dynamic serving as a vending machine vs a restaurant. Very clever, read it here: http://noahveltman.com/static-dynamic/


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By Google Advanced Search we retrieved the top 10 articles (in order of relevance) for each journal per query: for each journal we used all our four definition queries, downloading 40 total articles. The final amount of articles was 600.
In order to gain the text of these articles we used Moz first, to get the URLs of the articles and then, trough Text ripper (a Digital Methods initiative) we downloaded the plain texts.
The next step was the count the top 10 words occurring in each journal: we did it with an R script. Finally, Gephi was used to visualize: in the spreadsheet, top 10 words of all journals fulfill the column “target”, while newspaper fulfill the column “source”. We achieved a regular and ordered form by using Circular layout, a plugin for Gephi.