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Maradona withdraws and will lead just one more match
by BeSoccerMatias Morla, Diego Maradona's lawyer, revealed that Maradona will manage the game for Gimnasias y Esgrima La Plata in the next game in the Superliga Argentina.
Diego Armando Maradona will sit on Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata's bench for the match against Arsenal de Sarandí, as Matías Morla, Maradona's lawyer announced.
This is a reverse of the '10' that, at least, will last until the match. Recently the possibility of his return was opened, although at the moment there is nothing confirmed.
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This option has been reactivated by the unity generated on club presidential nominations. The absence of it was the main reason for Maradona's farewell from the club.
Gabriel Pellegrino, current president of Gimnasia, was the main supporter of the arrival of Diego. But his figure, at first, was out of the electoral race, meaning they were convinced to let him leave.
However, there has also been a change of plans here. Now, his name could be included for some position, which again activates the possible continuity of the technician.


Hannah Schroeder
When Ryan Evans is one of 100 people in a lecture hall, bringing up the fact he is a Republican might not be worth the fight.
“Being a college Republican, … on this campus, you are one of the minority,” Evans, a junior studying political science and the vice president of Ohio University’s College Republicans, said. “There’s not many college Republicans. When you sit in a classroom of 100 students, if you say something that other people disagree with — there’s a lot of people disagreeing with you.”
But it’s not just those leaning right who are concerned with the backlash a political comment can hold.
“I think that I only become uncomfortable talking about (politics) when people don’t understand that people can feel differently,” Sam Miller, a junior studying strategic communication and the president of OU College Democrats, said. “Sometimes people approach their opinions in a way that’s almost attacking.”
Students and professors both try to find balance in politically charged conversations while trying to seek understanding — and each person has their own approach.
Jerry L. Miller, professor and associate director for undergraduate studies in the School of Communication Studies, said students need to enter conversations with mind clear of polarized thinking.
“I think there needs to be a willingness to share opinions and then back those opinions up — if it’s appropriate for the class and if it’s appropriate for the organization,” Jerry said.
Susan Burgess, a political science professor, is trying to help students understand their own political positions, so she doesn’t share her own.
“I feel like my job is to help people to understand the bases of their own political opinions that they bring in and to try to get them to deeper their understanding of their positions — the strengths and the weaknesses of them,” Burgess said. “So it’s not about me.”
Richard Vedder, distinguished professor of economics emeritus, said public universities have no place in promoting politics.
“You could make the argument that it almost should be illegal for professors to talk about their political views in class because that means you’re using taxpayer money or partially (using) taxpayer’s money to proselytize or promote a particular political perspective,” Vedder said.
He recently attended a College Republicans meeting, and he said he “spoke favorably” of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump. Vedder says that is OK — as long as discussions such as that are not happening in the classroom.
“I feel that if you are in those classes or in those majors as a Republican, you can feel very not able to say what you want to say." Ryan Evans, vice president of Ohio University College Repulicans
“I think things like (the College Republicans meeting) that are not classroom activities, or extracurricular activities, are perfectly appropriate for people to speak out any way they wish,” Vedder said. “Outside the regular context of the classroom, I think it’s cool that the kids get this involvement with politics. I not only think it’s okay — I’ll get mixed up with them in it but not in the classroom.”
Vedder said teaching “European Economic History” during Fall Semester doesn’t provide many opportunities for him to bring up to current political opinions.
Sam said in her political science classes, the focus is more on the structure of politics rather than political opinions.
As far as talking about conservative leanings, Evans said that can become a bigger problem in “soft sciences,” such as women’s, gender and sexuality studies or communications studies classes.
“I feel that if you are in those classes or in those majors as a Republican, you can feel very not able to say what you want to say,” Evans said.
There is a reason why having these conversations can be beneficial, Burgess said.
In those conversations, she said students are able to understand their own beliefs while also learning more about others’.
“People need to know the basics about government, so they can participate as informed citizens,” Burgess said. “In a world where there is a lot of information coming from a variety of different sources, ... they can critically evaluate various different kinds of information sources and come to terms with them, … with their veracity or lack thereof.”
There can be a learning curve with political talk — especially when a student wasn’t exposed to American politics at a young age, like Amal Afyouni.
“Studying American politics as an international student is tough because if you live in America, you are raised on politics. You are raised knowing what the Constitution is. … Not having that background before entering the college setting is difficult." Amal Afyouni, sophomore studying economics and political science
Afyouni is an American citizen of Palestinian descent, born in Houston, Texas but raised in Dubai.
“Studying American politics as an international student is tough because if you live in America, you are raised on politics,” Afyouni said. “You are raised knowing what the Constitution is. … Not having that background before entering the college setting is difficult. … It is difficult because you are expected to know so much, but I didn’t know any of that. ... But it’s also a nice learning curve.”
When it comes to debates or conversations in class, Afyouni said she tries to come in with an open mind.
“I try to keep (debates) cordial as much as I can,” Afyouni said. “I believe the best way to have a functioning politics is to be civil and acknowledge other people’s views.”
There are certain topics that she won’t shy away from just because she’s Arab-American. That’s her advice: “Don’t ever feel like you can’t say something or you may be rejected because everyone is going to get rejected either way.”
Burgess said international students add an “interesting perspective” to her classroom discussions.
“They have a different take on U.S. politics and so forth, not having spent their whole lives within it,” Burgess said. “It’s interesting to have the interaction between people who have grown up within the system and people who have not. ... It adds a layer to the conversation that, really, I think provides additional understanding for both groups.”
Dan West, assistant professor and John A. Cassese director of forensics in the School of Communication Studies, has a background in debating. He said professors can play the role of a moderator and acts as a referee of a debate held in the classroom. He can’t carry that role out in his classes of 400 people — but in class with 20 to 30 people, that’s more doable.
“I think the teacher can play a very valuable role as to moderating (classroom discussions), which is to evaluate the statements and the arguments,” West said. “Student A gets up and makes a statement. As a teacher, I can go, ‘That’s a claim. What’s your data and what’s your logic behind that, or your reasoning behind that, your warrant?’ I can say that without malice and without judging.”
He can point out logical fallacies and evaluate what students are saying, which causes students observing the discussion to start to think and speak critically.
West said when students are going back and forth with those who might hold a differing opinion, it’s important for students to think about how they would want to be treated — and attacking isn’t a the right way to do that. Listening is key.
“You have to realize you’re probably not going to change their mind,” West said. “Debating someone is not going to make them change their mind.”
In smaller class setting, Evans said he has an easier time discussing his opinion on politics — something that’s expected in political science classes.
Sam said she tries to be transparent on her viewpoints and how they affect her political leanings.
“Debating someone is not going to make them change their mind.” Dan West, assistant professor and John A. Cassese director of forensics in the School of Communication Studies
“I think (politics are) something that should be talked about openly, and we understand that people are going to feel differently, but I also think that there’s ways that you can present it that can be a little bit more persuasive so that maybe people tend to see your point a little bit more. That’s why I’m very open about things because maybe if they … know someone that this has affected, then they in turn might be a little more open to seeing it from my side.”
Jerry said he wants to see students learn how to understand each other.
“(I want students to take away) an understanding of the other — the other ideas and the other positions. I don’t necessarily think the classroom is a venue for persuasion because it certainly isn’t. You’re presenting information,” Jerry said. “But, having an understanding of how individuals can look at that information and come to different conclusions, I think, is a first step toward respect and maybe at some point, realizing that there’s a need for collaboration and cooperation.”
Overall, learning the context and the basics as well as how to talk politics is something that can be moved beyond a classroom, Burgess said.
“Hopefully people can take (what they learn) out of the classroom and work on political community in a broader context,” Burgess said.
Correction: A previous version of this report misidentified Ryan Evans. He is the vice president of OU College Republicans. The article has been updated to show the most accurate information.
— Bharbi Hazarika contributed to this report
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Saturday, November 6 from 2-5pm
The Glass Art Guild of Utah presents its annual stunning show of kiln work and blown glass. Large and small pieces including garden art, decorative boxes, plates, trays, bowls, sculptural works, and jewelry pieces will display the brilliant colors of this delightful medium. Items displayed will be available for sale.
For more, please visit: www.glassartguild.org
View the Facebook Glass Art Show photo album.
If you and your family plan to visit the Garden more than twice this year, a Garden membership will actually save you money.


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World Cup Fun Facts
- Almost half of the world’s population, that’s 3.2 billion people, tuned in to the 2014 World Cup.
- Germany have only ever failed to make it past the group stages in the World Cup twice. Once back in 1938, then 80 years later at the 2018 World Cup where they crashed out defending their title in the groups with a crushing defeat at the hands of South Korea.
- Brazil also hold the record for the most wins in one tournament, winning 7 matches in the 2002 World Cup in South Korea/Japan. To put that into perspective, they won every game in the tournament that year. That’s all three Group games, their Round of Last 16 game, their Quarter Final game, Semi Final game, and then the Final match in order to win their 5th World Cup title.
- The fastest ever World Cup goal took place only 10.89 seconds after kick off and was scored by Hakan Sukur of Turkey against South Korea in 2002.
- Egyptian Goalkeeper, Essam El Hadary, is the oldest player to ever play in the World Cup at the age of 45, having played at the 2018 Russian World Cup. After saving Saudi Arabia’s Fahad Al Muwallad’s penalty in his last game he then became the oldest ever goalkeeper to save a penalty at the World Cup.


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Your letters for Nov. 16
by Calgary HeraldTransit changes will effect seniors and students
Effective Dec. 23, Calgary Transit will revise certain southwest bus routes to improve connectivity between routes and increase usage. After more than 50 years of excellent service, Route 13 “Mount Royal” will lose all five of its current bus stops only to be replaced with a single inbound bus stop on Council Way to the north of the area. Such changes will be in direct conflict with Transit principles. There are no planned replacement outbound stops.
The changes will ensure citizens of Upper Elbow Park will drive their cars instead of using the current excellent bus system. Many Upper Elbow Park bus riders are seniors and students. As consultation was virtually non-existent, it is very unlikely that residents are even aware that they will be losing their bus service.
Anne Love, Calgary
“Constitutionality” paraphrase draws ire of minister
Re: Conscience bill no threat to service, minister says, Nov. 14
In an impromptu interview regarding a private member’s bill before the Alberta Legislature, I was asked about a specific court ruling from the Ontario Court of Appeal. While I am a lawyer by trade, I obviously do not follow in detail every court decision in other provinces that do not directly affect Alberta. I answered the reporter honestly: “You’re over my head a little bit.” It’s unfortunate that the Herald misrepresented my answer by not framing the specific question.
The debate on Bill 207 is important. As MLAs, we should take time to carefully consider the bill and decide if it correctly balances the needs of health-care providers and patients. I want to emphasize, as I did in the interview, that I will always seek to ensure that health-care services are accessible and free from discrimination. I will be taking time to consult with officials, my constituents, and health-care providers before deciding my vote.
Tyler Shandro, Minister of Health
Bookseller latest victim of rising taxes
Re: Worries building again over punishing business tax, Opinion, Nov. 14
Thanks to Don Braid for keeping Mike and Susan Hare’s plight in the forefront. I, too, have been a longtime patron of the Owl’s Nest Bookstore, as well as many other now defunct independent booksellers. Sandpiper, we were sad to see you go.
When will the City of Calgary start walking the walk and actually take care of small business instead of just parroting a wholly unbelievable placating line of rubbish?
Ellen Kelly, Calgary
No mandate for social changes
Did Albertans elect Jason Kenney to radically start changing our pensions, our medical rights, our education system or did they elect him to try different things to alleviate financial struggles?
He appears to be allowing all of our lifestyle/values to be up for grabs, allowing new members bills, etc., and then he is not in the house to vote on these things.
These are very serious changes that religious groups and very right-wing ideologues are getting to enact through panels and new laws.
Is this what was wanted? We are losing our progressive opportunities and it will also hurt us economically to be so narrow-minded.
Marianne Stankievech, Calgary


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Cadmium comes with a Lucene indexer built in. Everytime content is uploaded, the index is updated, so the REST API will always server results for the currnent content.
The Search Endpoint
You can make a search request by doing a GET request to /api/search?query=QUERY_STRING. This will return you results as a JSON object:
{ "number-hits": 2, "results": [ { "path": "/path/to/file1.html", "score": 0.0112411, "title": "Title 1" }, { "path": "/path/to/file2.html", "score": 0.0112411, "title": "Title 2" } ] }
A Quick Example
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Hawaii Man Proposes to His Girlfriend While Surfing, Promptly Drops the Ring in the Ocean. (She Still Said Yes)
by Associated Press(HONOLULU) — A Hawaii man was surfing with his girlfriend when — instead of hanging 10 — he knelt down on one knee on his board and proposed.
Hawaii News Now reported that Lauren Oiye said yes just before Chris Garth dropped the ring in the ocean. Luckily, he had a spare.
Multiple photographers nearby captured the Sunday moment.
Garth said he knew it could go wrong, so he used a stand-in while they were out in the water. The real ring was on shore at Queen’s Beach in Waikiki, where the two met years before.
Details about the rings were not released.


Saint Peter, Apostle
In this Mass, the
colour red is used.
ENTRANCE ANTIPHON
The Lord says to Simon Peter: I have prayed for you that your faith may not fail, and once you have turned back, strengthen your brothers.
 Through Christ our Lord.
COMMUNION ANTIPHON
Peter said to Jesus: You are the Christ, the Son of the living God.
PRAYER AFTER COMMUNION
Having been
admitted, O Lord, to the banquet of salvation as we venerate the memory of the
blessed Apostle Peter, we ask with gladness that we may always hold fast to
your Son, who alone has the words of life, so that, as faithful sheep of your
flock, we may be happily led to eternal pastures. Through Christ our Lord.


Installing HPAT¶
We recommend Anaconda 4.4 distribution of Python 3.6 for setting up HPAT. These commands install HPAT and its dependencies such as Numba and LLVM on Ubuntu Linux:
sudo apt install llvm-4.0 make libc6-dev gcc-4.8
conda create -n HPAT
source activate HPAT
conda install numpy scipy pandas gcc mpich2 llvmlite
git clone https://github.com/IntelLabs/numba.git
cd numba
git checkout hpat_req
python setup.py install
cd ..
git clone https://github.com/IntelLabs/hpat.git
cd hpat
LDSHARED="mpicxx -shared" CXX=mpicxx LD=mpicxx \
CC="mpicxx -std=c++11" python setup.py install
A command line for running the Pi example on 4 cores:
mpirun -n 4 python examples/pi.py
HDF5 Support¶
HPAT supports reading and writing HDF5 files in parallel. The instructions below describe building and setting up HDF5 from its source code:
# download hdf5-1.10.1.tar.gz
tar xzf hdf5-1.10.1.tar.gz
cd hdf5-1.10.1/
CC=mpicc CXX=mpicxx ./configure --enable-parallel
make; make install
cd ..
export HDF5_DIR=/home/user/hdf5-1.10.1/hdf5/
export C_INCLUDE_PATH=$C_INCLUDE_PATH:$HDF5_DIR/include
export CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH=$CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH:$HDF5_DIR/include
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:$HDF5_DIR/lib
export LIBRARY_PATH=$LIBRARY_PATH:$HDF5_DIR/lib
git clone https://github.com/h5py/h5py.git
cd h5py
python setup.py configure --hdf5=$HDF5_DIR
LDSHARED="mpicc -shared" CXX=mpicxx LD=mpicc CC="mpicc" \
python setup.py install
Commands for generating HDF5 data and running the logistic regression example:
python generate_data/gen_logistic_regression.py
mpirun -n 4 python examples/logistic_regression.py


Hello,
i had a system emonTX3 + emonbase (raspberry with RockSolidGateway) sending data to my site with emoncms installed and working perfectly. Now i changed home and the emonbase (connected to internet with ethernet cable) does not send any data to site. I have updated the wpa_supplicant.conf file with the new ssid and psk but this not helped. Maybe i forgot something?
Thanks for the help
Emilio
Re: emonbase not sending data after changing location
If you are connecting via Ethernet cable the wpa_supplicant.conf isn't used, it's only used for WiFi.
If you are using a different router (assumed due to new ssid and psk) are any fixed IP addresses the same as before?
When you say "my site" where is that hosted? has the IP address changed?
Paul
Re: emonbase not sending data after changing location
yes i changed router and phone number and his IP address in my new location. But i dont remember i have used my router IP before in my settings. The internet site is hosted on a shared Linux server. I have installed emoncms 2 months ago and it worked fine all time.
Emilio
Re: emonbase not sending data after changing location
You could use the troubleshooting section at the end of this guide to check the gateway to see if any data is being forwarded and to where.
Also try manually sending a url from a browser to the server url to check it is accepting data. See http://emoncms.org/input/api
Paul
Re: emonbase not sending data after changing location
Hello Paul, thanks for your answers :)
i'm used to control oemgateway's output using a SSH session, now it look something like this:
2014-09-10 10:50:01,194 INFO Sending to mydomain/emoncms
2014-09-10 10:50:01,517 WARNING Send failure
2014-09-10 10:50:01,721 DEBUG Server mydomain/emoncms -> send data: [10, 0, 3, 0, 0, 24052, 233], timestamp:<PHONE_NUMBER>.12
2014-09-10 10:50:01,724 DEBUG Data string: &time=1410342135.12&node=10&json={1:0,2:3,3:0,4:0,5:24052,6:233}
2014-09-10 10:50:01,727 DEBUG URL string: http://mydomain/emoncms/input/post.json?apikey=8b3c8a4c604a532067f4274517e8ea5f&time=1410342135.12&node=10&json={1:0,2:3,3:0,4:0,5:24052,6:233}
When i send the data manually they are received fine and i can see the input and the node on my emoncms, for example using:
http://www.mydomain/emoncms/input/post.json?node=1&csv=100,200,300
In this URL i have the www. string that is not generated by oemgateway. But also putting www.mydomain in oemgateway.conf nothing change.
Thanks for your patience.
Emilio
Re: emonbase not sending data after changing location
Ok so using ssh means the Pi is network connected.
"WARNING Send failure" means the gateway did not get an "ok" returned for the URL it sent.
With regards to the manual test you did, firstly there is no apikey in the URL you say was successful, so can I assume you were logged in to emoncms at the time? If so can you test while logged out (I normally have 2 different browsers open, chrome i'm logged in and internet explorer I'm not).
You say you had "www." in your URL but not originally in the gateway, did you have to add that to get it to work? did you or could you, try it without ?
You also state that nothing changed when you added "www." to oemgateway.conf, can you confirm if mean you still didn't receive data at emoncms or that the URL string sent by the gateway didn't change.
A good test is to cut and paste a URL string from the gateway's log to test from a browser that is not logged into emoncms, just change the node id so that it is clearly obvious if the data appears in emoncms that it was the manual url and not a delayed gateway post. So for example from your log above I would copy & paste the full "DEBUG URL string:" and change the node id to 1 like so
If this is then sent from a browser that is not logged in it tests several things in one go.
Paul
Re: emonbase not sending data after changing location
Hello Paul,
i have posted that URL from a non logged browser and it generated the correct input (except the time that is 23 hours ago, cause the old timestamp ^^). I can see the 6 keys with values, it seem to work perfectly manually.
I have created now an account on emoncms.org setting new apikey and domain on oemgateway.conf file. I have attached an image of SSH session where we can see that the data received by emonbase never change and the timestamp maybe is wrong. It seems it's the sender emonTX working wrong. What you think about?
Thanks again
Emilio
Re: emonbase not sending data after changing location
The problem has now changed !
The gateway was previously attempting to post the data but not getting the response it expected, the error code in your latest log following your changes shows the gateway has decided the url is not suitable, there is now an error in the configuration or the software that wasn't previously there or wasn't effecting the previous URL.
The latest log also shows the data has changed ac voltage has fluctuated slightly and the temp was 23.3 but has changed to 22.7 plus the timestamps refer to 8.45ish this morning not yesterday, so the emontx has worked today.
The manual URL test result tells us that particular URL was good (doesn't matter about the timestamp at the moment) however, was that URL string cut and pasted from the latest log or did you just post the example I gave you? the intention is a side by side test the gateway tries to send a url and doesn't get the response it expects, you then post that exact same url (with the node id edited) from a browser (not logged into emoncms) to see what response you get, 2 things you check for are, that the data is in emoncms and just as important is the response in the browser window is it
Just ok on it's own in lowercase, that is the response the gateway is expecting. with this info we can do other checks to narrow it down but if you change anything and it doesn't work the test should be done again unless you are absolutely sure the URL has not changed.
If you just set up the emoncms.org as a test I would recommend putting the settings back and continue with your server, if you want the .org acct working then the issue to resolve first is why doesn't the gateway like the new details?
Have you edited any of the gateway files other than the oemgateway.conf ?
I see at the end of the last log you exited the gateway so the previous buffered data will of cleared. Lets start from the beginning. Switch off the emonTx and reboot the Pi, check the log there should be no activity. edit the oemgateway.conf if needed to point to the server you wish to focus on. restart oemgateway with logging enabled and switch on the emontx for a while just to get a few lines of data. switch off the emontx, check the log if you can see "Send ok" fantastic if you see "Send failure" do the cut and paste URL test and report the results, but do not change anything, if neither then we have a different bridge to cross first!
Paul
Re: emonbase not sending data after changing location
Hello Paul,
sorry if i waited so long but i was out for a trip.
Have you edited any of the gateway files other than the oemgateway.conf ?
Not at all.
I did the test as we planned and you can see the results on images i have attached.
The first one show the log and the URL generated by oem_gateway.
The second one show that URL copied and pasted on a not logged browser (with the 'ok' answer)
The third is the input page with the data correctly received.
The manual approach seems to work fine.
Thanks for your patience
Emilio
Re: emonbase not sending data after changing location
Hi Emilio
The log looks fine except for the URLError, I believe that error is mainly caused by the url not being resolved to a ip (but I could be wrong) That makes me think the sub-domain may be the issue as I know from previous experience what a pain they can be.
Try adding "www." to the beginning or the url in the conf file or try using an alternative URL that points to the same sub-domain IP.ADD.OF.MAIN/sub-domain/emoncms or www.altervista.org/subdomain.
It looks like OEMG is doing as expected, leaving the issue to be either in the standard python libraries or in the way the url resolves, maybe if the sub-domain is a redirection of some sort it causes a problem that's easily handled by a browser.
I'm afraid I won't be of any help in this area ...
Paul
Re: emonbase not sending data after changing location
Just an observation - Originally your error was "WARNING Send failure" so that must of been a different URL try that URL again to see if you get the "ok" after copying and pasting it to a browser from the log if it fails.
Re: emonbase not sending data after changing location
Goodmorning Paul :)
now i tried to connect the Raspberry via wireless (using an Edimax usb wifi adapter) instead of the ethernet cable,
and i get in my log "Couldn't send to server, HTTPError: 403".
The Wikipedia says about: "A web server may return a 403 Forbidden HTTP status code in response to a request from a client for a web page or resource to indicate that the server can be reached and understood the request, but refuses to take any further action. Status code 403 responses are the result of the web server being configured to deny access, for some reason, to the requested resource by the client...."
I think you are right, the subdomain is the problem, maybe i need to contact the server staff. But i wonder why the system worked good for 2 months before when i was in my old house. Before it was a private phone number, now it is a business phone number (i have installed oem_gateway on my office) maybe the problem is there. I will contact the phone provider Vodafone.
You are really nice and helpful, I will never stop to thank you :)
Emilio


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The Tragedy of MacBeth
by William Shakespeare
Macbeth is among the best known of William Shakespeare’s plays, as well as his shortest surviving tragedy. It is frequently performed at professional and community theatres around the world. The play, loosely based upon the historical account of King Macbeth of Scotland by Raphael Holinshed and the Scottish philosopher Hector Boece, is often seen as an archetypal tale of the dangers of the lust for power and betrayal of friends. It has frequently been adapted. In the theatrical world, many superstitions are associated with “Macbeth,” all connected with the belief that the play is somehow “cursed.” Many actors will not mention the name of the play aloud, referring to it as “the Scottish Play”.
Source: Richard Grant White, ed. The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (New York: Sully and Kleinteich)
- Macbeth: Cast of Characters
- The Cast of Characters is presented
- Act 1, Scene 1
- The three witches meet to discuss Macbeth.
- Act 1, Scene 2
- Duncan is told of Macbeth's heroics and elevates his title.
- Act 1, Scene 3
- Macbeth is confronted by the three witches who tell him of his future. Macbeth and Banquo receive news from Ross.
- Act 1, Scene 4
- Duncan shows gratitude to Macbeth and Banquo before announcing his heir to the throne.
- Act 1, Scene 5
- Lady Macbeth receives a letter from her husband reporting recent events. Lady Macbeth has plans of her own for Macbeth.
- Act 1, Scene 6
- Duncan arrives at Macbeth's castle and is greeted by Lady Macbeth.
- Act 1, Scene 7
- Macbeth changes his mind but is eventually persuaded by Lady Macbeth to proceed as planned.
- Act 2, Scene 1
- Banquo and his son, Fleance, arrive at Macbeth's castle. Macbeth head towards Duncan's room.
- Act 2, Scene 2
- Macbeth carries out the plan with some help from Lady Macbeth.
- Act 2, Scene 3
- Macduff and Lennox arrive to talk with Duncan, resulting in the discovery of Duncan's body. Macbeth takes revenge on the accused. Malcolm and Donaldbain make hasty plans to ensure their safety.
- Act 2, Scene 4
- Ross and an old man discuss the series of strange events that have occurred. Macduff informs Ross of Macbeth's new title.
- Act 3, Scene 1
- Banquo ponders the prophecies of the witches as he waits for the coronation. Macbeth makes plans for Banquo and Fleance.
- Act 3, Scene 2
- Macbeth makes a request of Lady Macbeth in regards to Banquo.
- Act 3, Scene 3
- Macbeth's betrayal of Banquo does not go as planned.
- Act 3, Scene 4
- Macbeth is angered by news of Fleance's escape, has an unexpected dinner guest, and makes plans to visit the witches to learn more of the future.
- Act 3, Scene 5
- Hecate meets with the witches, who make further plans for the manipulation of Macbeth.
- Act 3, Scene 6
- Lennox and another lord ponder the fate of the kingdom, expressing hope that Macduff will be successful in his endeavors.
- Act 4, Scene 1
- Hecate commends the witches before the Macbeth's arrival. Macbeth is shown prophecies of the future. Lennox arrives with news of Macduff.
- Act 4, Scene 2
- Lady Macduff receives a warning but still falls prey to Macbeth's plan.
- Act 4, Scene 3
- Macduff meets with Malcolm in England. Macduff receives word of his families fate.
- Act 5, Scene 1
- The doctor is witness to Lady Macbeth''s strange behavior.
- Act 5, Scene 2
- The English and Scottish armies meet in Birnam Wood.
- Act 5, Scene 3
- Macbeth prepares for a battle he believes he can not lose. Lady Macbeth continues to suffer from delusions.
- Act 5, Scene 4
- Malcolm and Siward devise a plan to disguise the size of their army.
- Act 5, Scene 5
- Macbeth is shaken after receiving news of the Queen's fate and the strange events in Birnam Wood.
- Act 5, Scene 6
- The battle commences and the English soldiers draw their swords.
- Act 5, Scene 7
- Macbeth fights the battle believing himself to be invincible. Malcolm continues to pursue Macbeth, finally following him into the castle.
- Act 5, Scene 8
- Macduff confronts Macbeth in the castle. Macbeth's death is celebrated as the new king of Scotland is declared.


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object ViewStateStoreConfig
Author
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An object that holds configurations for the library.
dropOnSame |
This Boolean defines whether a publishing should be dropped if the same ViewState is already the last ViewStateStore.state var dropOnSame: Boolean |
errorStateGenerator |
This is a generator for custom ViewState.Error var errorStateGenerator: ErrorStateGenerator |
invoke |
An override on invoke operator for set ViewStateStoreConfig in a more fluent way, using it as receiver of a lambda. operator fun ViewStateStoreConfig.invoke(block: ViewStateStoreConfig.() -> Unit): ViewStateStoreConfig |


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by Pablo PiovanoIn view of Karen Jones, Team Head FICC Technical Analysis Research at Commerzbank, Cable’s upside remains limited by the key handle at 1.30 the figure.
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Package index mirrors and caches¶
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Mirroring or caching of PyPI can be used to speed up local package installation, allow offline work, handle corporate firewalls or just plain Internet flakiness.
Three options are available in this area:
pip provides local caching options,
devpi provides higher-level caching option, potentially shared amongst many users or machines, and
bandersnatch provides a local complete mirror of all PyPI packages.
Caching with pip¶
pip provides a number of facilities for speeding up installation by using local cached copies of packages:
Fast & local installs by downloading all the requirements for a project and then pointing pip at those downloaded files instead of going to PyPI.
A variation on the above which pre-builds the installation files for the requirements using python -m pip wheel:
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Caching with devpi¶
devpi is a caching proxy server which you run on your laptop, or some other machine you know will always be available to you. See the devpi documentation for getting started.
Complete mirror with bandersnatch¶
bandersnatch will set up a complete local mirror of all PyPI packages (externally-hosted packages are not mirrored). See the bandersnatch documentation for getting that going.
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Scientists Find “Ice Fossils” in Ancient Meteorite
by Dan RobitzskiBuilding Blocks
Scientists found a new way to investigate the earliest days of our solar system — buried within an ancient meteorite that smacked into the Sahara Desert decades ago.
The asteroid Acfer 094 is pockmarked by pores and holes to the point that it almost appears fluffy. Now scientists have determined that those pores are what’s called ice fossils, Space.com reports, which could illuminate how our solar system’s planets and meteorites formed billions of years ago.
Fossil Record
Billions of years ago when they were floating through space, meteorites like Acfer 094 were largely clumps of rock and ice. When the Sun drew the meteorites in too close, the ice melted, leaving behind fossils in the form of gaps in the meteorite, according to research published last week in the journal Science Advances.
The study is the first to reveal how ice was distributed in meteorites and throughout the early solar system.
Cosmic Origins
Studying this cosmic fossil record could help scientists better understand where the planets came from, argues lead researcher Epifanio Vaccaro, curator of petrology at London’s Natural History Museum. Because rocks like Acfer 094 would have condensed and changed as they clumped together to form planets and other large structures, analyzing the more pristine meteorite could give a clearer glimpse back in time.
“This is starting material from which all the planets, including Earth, came from,” Vaccaro said.
READ MORE: Ice Fossils in an Ancient Space Rock Reveal Clues About the Early Solar System [Space.com]
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Software Testing is an essential part of the software development process as it produces software bugs, defects or problems that can be fixed before the product is released onto the market.
Testing can help developers realise whether their program meets the requirements set by the stakeholders;
if it works as intended; if it can be installed in their environments without error; and if it meets certain
standards.1 It is absolutely necessary to carry out
testing to ensure the quality of the product has not suffered and that the product will not fail, as this could
be very costly to the company in the future.
It must be noted that testing cannot identify all defects or bugs in a program. Instead, it compares the behaviour and output
of the product with oracles ("a mechanism for determining whether a test has passed or failed").2
This could be done with exact or approximate results; documentation; statistical results or even manual analysis - i.e. a human checks
whether the program works well).
From the start of software development up until 1956, testing and debugging a program were the same thing.
From 1957 to 1978, the two started to separate with testing was more to do with whether the program satisfied the requirements.
This was known as the Demonstration oriented period.
In 1979, it was formalised by Glenford J. Myers that the two should be clearly defined as separate processes. This led onto many
in the software development community wanting to break down what was then debugging, even further into smaller subtopics.
From 1979 to 1982, began the destruction phase, where the whole point of testing was to find errors.
From 1983-1987, the evaluation phase began where it started to focus more on quality and evaluation of the product.
From 1988, the prevention phase was introduced where testing had to ensure that defects were found and prevented and the overall product met its requirements.3
Test levels are a hierarchy that uses different kinds of tests as the project progresses. There are four different levels that are part of the standard. Unit Testing; Integration Testing System Testing and Acceptance Testing. As shown in the diagram below, the different tests are designed for more complex items as you go further into developing a project.
Unit Testing:
Unit testing aims to verify each component of the software by separating it from the rest of the code and performing tests that show that it is in full working order.
Integration Testing:
Integration testing aims to test multiple components, to see if they correctly work together.
System Testing:
System testing tests all components within the software to ensure that it means specifications that the software must have. It is important to get this stage of the testing process
correct as this is almost the finished product that the end users will expect to see.
Acceptance Testing:
This is where the product will be tested to a point where testers can say that the product can go ahead and be deployed. The tests can range anywhere from finding grammatical errors
to finding major security errors.4
The kind of development model chosen by management has a great effect on how testing is carried out.
Waterfall Development Model
It is very common practice to wait for the whole product to be developed before testing is carried out. Developers have no idea how good the software works until it nears the
very end of the whole process. If it fails, it has to go back to the development and the process repeated.
Agile or Extreme Programming
Within these two processes, unit tests are coded first and tests done on components. It is expected to fail and as this is done again and again, the component will become better over
time. As more components are built, the next level of testing is introduced whilst unit testing is still in progress for the rest of the project lifecycle. The goal is to increase
the amount of testing effort done and do testing more often.
Top Down and Bottom Up
Top down is when testers test the highest level of components / systems and work their way down towards smaller components. Bottom up is the opposite. This is only helpful when the whole
system has been developed and helps the reporting of testing progress in a quantitive form.5
More and more testing involves some sort of automation and there are tools out there to help. Although automation cannot completely reproduce results that manual testing can achieve,
it can be useful for regression testing or very repetitive testing tasks.
Tools:
Program Monitors monitor part of or all of the code and allows testers complete control of the execution of the code and reports back.
Formatted dump or symbolic debugging allows testers to view errors at certain points of a program.
Automated Functional GUI testing tools repeat certain tests through the GUI.
Benchmarks allow testers to view performance data that could be essential to see if it meets time requirements etc.
Performance analysis helps analyse bad performance or poor resource usage within a program.6
A lot of research has been done within software testing, mainly to do with automation and tools associated with it. The most recent project would be RE-COST -
REducing the Cost of Oracles for Software Testing. As explained before, an oracle is "a mechanism for determining whether a test has passed or failed"7.
Determining whether the correct behaviour is achieved that may be simple for humans but harder for the software to decide - this is called the oracle problem.8
What RE-COST will do is develop Search Based Optimisation techniques to solve the Oracle Cost problem. It aims to reduce the number of test cases and evaluation effort and reduce the cognition
time.
Currently, most of the testing done is done manually as the software may incorrectly identify some behaviour of the program. However, it requires a lot of time and effort for humans to get it right.
Therefore, it is essential that automation of some of these tasks are to be carried out as this can drastically improve reliability. Researchers have been making tools to extract as many realistic test cases
from web services and use such cases to create a 'one size fits all' fault localisation algorithm.
The whole point of RE-COST is to have the most widespread impact on software testing. So it will likely affect up to 50% of people employed in software testing, as well as improving the software applications
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[gecode-users] Gecode 3.0.0, Gecode modeling tutorial and Gecode/FlatZinc 1.4 released
Michal Tuláček
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Fri Mar 13 02:27:58 CET 2009
Dear gecode team,
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On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 1:25 AM, Guido Tack <tack at ps.uni-sb.de> wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> we are happy and proud to announce our next major release:
>
> Gecode 3.0.0
> http://www.gecode.org
>
> as well as the brand-new tutorial documentation on modeling with Gecode.
>
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Create a subnet¶
This operation takes one parameter, an associative array, with the following keys:
| Name | Description | Data type | Required? | Default value | Example value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| networkId | Network this subnet is associated with | String | Yes | eb60583c-57ea-41b9-8d5c-8fab2d22224c | |
| ipVersion | IP version | Integer (4 or 6) | Yes | 4 | |
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| name | A human-readable name for the subnet. This name might not be unique. | String | No | null | My subnet |
| gatewayIp | IP address of the default gateway used by devices on this subnet | String (IP address) | No | First IP address in CIDR | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| dnsNameservers | DNS nameservers used by hosts in this subnet | Indexed array of strings | No | Empty array | array('<IP_ADDRESS>', '<IP_ADDRESS>') |
| allocationPools | Subranges of the CIDR available for dynamic allocation to ports | Indexed array of associative arrays | No | Every IP address in CIDR, excluding gateway IP address if configured | array(array('start' => '<IP_ADDRESS>', 'end' => '<IP_ADDRESS>')) |
| hostRoutes | Routes that should be used by devices with IP addresses from this subnet (not including the local subnet route) | Indexed array of associative arrays | No | Empty array | array(array('destination' => '<IP_ADDRESS>/24', 'nexthop' => '<IP_ADDRESS>')) |
| enableDhcp | Specifies whether DHCP is enabled for this subnet | Boolean | No | true | false |
| tenantId | Owner of the subnet. Only admin users can specify a tenant ID other than their own. | String | No | Same as tenant creating the subnet | 123456 |
You can create a subnet as shown in the following example:
/** @var $subnet OpenCloud\Networking\Resource\Subnet **/
$subnet = $networkingService->createSubnet(array(
'name' => 'My subnet',
'networkId' => 'eb60583c-57ea-41b9-8d5c-8fab2d22224c',
'ipVersion' => 4,
'cidr' => '<IP_ADDRESS>/25'
));
Create multiple subnets¶
This operation takes one parameter, an indexed array. Each element of this array must be an associative array with the keys shown in the preceding table.
You can create multiple subnets as shown in the following example:
$subnets = $networkingService->createSubnets(array(
array(
'name' => 'My subnet #1'
),
array(
'name' => 'My subnet #2'
)
));
foreach ($subnets as $subnet) {
/** @var $subnet OpenCloud\Networking\Resource\Subnet **/
}
List subnets¶
You can list all the subnets to which you have access as shown in the following example:
$subnets = $networkingService->listSubnets();
foreach ($subnets as $subnet) {
/** @var $subnet OpenCloud\Networking\Resource\Subnet **/
}
Get a subnet¶
You can retrieve a specific subnet by using that subnet’s ID, as shown in the following example:
/** @var $subnet OpenCloud\Networking\Resource\Subnet **/
$subnet = $networkingService->getSubnet('{subnetId}');
Update a subnet¶
This operation takes one parameter, an associative array, with the following keys:
| Name | Description | Data type | Required? | Default value | Example value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| name | A human-readable name for the subnet. This name might not be unique. | String | No | null | My updated subnet |
| gatewayIp | IP address of the default gateway used by devices on this subnet | String (IP address) | No | First IP address in CIDR | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| dnsNameservers | DNS nameservers used by hosts in this subnet | Indexed array of strings | No | Empty array | array('<IP_ADDRESS>', '<IP_ADDRESS>') |
| hostRoutes | Routes that should be used by devices with IP adresses from this subnet (not including the local subnet route) | Indexed array of associative arrays | No | Empty array | array(array('destination' => '<IP_ADDRESS>/24', 'nexthop' => '<IP_ADDRESS>')) |
| enableDhcp | Specifies whether DHCP is enabled for this subnet | Boolean | No | true | false |
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'name' => 'My updated subnet',
'hostRoutes' => array(
array(
'destination' => '<IP_ADDRESS>/24',
'nexthop' => '<IP_ADDRESS>'
)
),
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References:
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Learn how to secure this service and its resources by using IAM permission policies.
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Actions defined by Amazon Connect Wisdom
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Action
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Condition
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Condition keys
column of the Resource types table.
For details about the columns in the following table, see Actions table .
| Actions | Description | Access level | Resource types (*required) | Condition keys | Dependent actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CreateAssistant | Grants permission to create an assistant | Write | |||
| CreateAssistantAssociation | Grants permission to create an association between an assistant and another resource | Write | |||
| CreateContent | Grants permission to create content | Write | |||
| CreateKnowledgeBase | Grants permission to create a knowledge base | Write | |||
| CreateSession | Grants permission to create a session | Write | |||
| DeleteAssistant | Grants permission to delete an assistant | Write | |||
| DeleteAssistantAssociation | Grants permission to delete an assistant association | Write | |||
| DeleteContent | Grants permission to delete content | Write | |||
| DeleteKnowledgeBase | Grants permission to delete a knowledge base | Write | |||
| GetAssistant | Grants permission to retrieve information about an assistant | Read | |||
| GetAssistantAssociation | Grants permission to retrieve information about an assistant association | Read | |||
| GetContent | Grants permission to retrieve content, including a pre-signed URL to download the content | Read | |||
| GetContentSummary | Grants permission to retrieve summary information about the content | Read | |||
| GetKnowledgeBase | Grants permission to retrieve information about the knowledge base | Read | |||
| GetRecommendations | Grants permission to retrieve recommendations for the specified session | Read | |||
| GetSession | Grants permission to retrieve information for a specified session | Read | |||
| ListAssistantAssociations | Grants permission to list information about assistant associations | List | |||
| ListAssistants | Grants permission to list information about assistants | List | |||
| ListContents | Grants permission to list the content with a knowledge base | List | |||
| ListKnowledgeBases | Grants permission to list information about knowledge bases | List | |||
| ListTagsForResource | Grants permission to list the tags for the specified resource | Read | |||
| NotifyRecommendationsReceived | Grants permission to remove the specified recommendations from the specified assistant's queue of newly available recommendations | Write | |||
| QueryAssistant | Grants permission to perform a manual search against the specified assistant | Read | |||
| RemoveKnowledgeBaseTemplateUri | Grants permission to remove a URI template from a knowledge base | Write | |||
| SearchContent | Grants permission to search for content referencing a specified knowledge base. Can be used to get a specific content resource by its name | Read | |||
| SearchSessions | Grants permission to search for sessions referencing a specified assistant. Can be used to et a specific session resource by its name | Read | |||
| StartContentUpload | Grants permission to get a URL to upload content to a knowledge base | Write | |||
| TagResource | Grants permission to add the specified tags to the specified resource | Tagging | |||
| UntagResource | Grants permission to remove the specified tags from the specified resource | Tagging | |||
| UpdateContent | Grants permission to update information about the content | Write | |||
| UpdateKnowledgeBaseTemplateUri | Grants permission to update the template URI of a knowledge base | Write |
Resource types defined by Amazon Connect Wisdom
The following resource types are defined by this service and can be used in the
Resource
element of IAM permission policy statements. Each action in the
Actions table
identifies the resource types that can be specified with that action. A resource type can also define which condition keys you can include in a policy. These keys are displayed in the last column of the Resource types table. For details about the columns in the following table, see
Resource types table
.
| Resource types | ARN | Condition keys |
|---|---|---|
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arn:$
{
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{
Region}:$
{
Account}:association/$
{
AssistantId}/$
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AssistantAssociationId}
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arn:$
{
Partition}:wisdom:$
{
Region}:$
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KnowledgeBaseId}/$
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ContentId}
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{
Partition}:wisdom:$
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Region}:$
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KnowledgeBaseId}
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arn:$
{
Partition}:wisdom:$
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SessionId}
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Amazon Connect Wisdom defines the following condition keys that can be used in the
Condition
element of an IAM policy. You can use these keys to further refine the conditions under which the policy statement applies. For details about the columns in the following table, see
Condition keys table
.
To view the global condition keys that are available to all services, see Available global condition keys .
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|---|---|---|
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| aws:ResourceTag/${TagKey} | Filters actions based on the tags associated with the resource | String |
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Written by Steve Barancik Directed by John Dahl Actors: Linda Fiorentino, Bill Pullman, Peter Berg
Late last year I saw a quirky, stylish film called RED ROCK WEST by the then little-known director John Dahl. It had some of the elements of a road movie (including, I might add somewhat facetiously, Dennis Hopper), but was at its heart a thriller, with shades of film noir (for example, the bad woman who leads a basically good man astray with her womanly wiles). It was solidly paced, with well-written characters and an original plot, and I liked it. In Australia, though, it was released quite some time after it was made, and only saw a limited release in a few art-house cinemas.
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 It's poor Mike (played by Peter Berg) who gets sucked into a relationship that is, from the outset, manipulative. Watching Mike get used and abused by Bridget is the main driving force in the film. It will make you squirm.
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The roles of the characters raise some interesting side issues, however. One element that I had to consider was the role of the corrupting woman in this film, and by implication, in the genre of film noir. Although I really doubt that this film falls into the latter category, it shares many elements with it, and even at moments invokes DOUBLE INDEMNITY, the film that gave rise to the genre. The waitress in the Dendy's restaurant (which, incidentally, serves very good food) expressed a *very* positive attitude towards the character of Bridget, despite admitting that she is, essentially, a conniving bitch you'd really rather not know personally. While I fully admit that feminism is about giving women choices (including the choice to be conniving bitches), I'm not entirely sure that this film has shaken itself free of the older ideas about the woman-as-corrupter. This element was important in the 1940s as an expression of the puritanism and misogyny of the cinema of the day, but what does it suggest to the audiences of 1994? Mind you, THE LAST SEDUCTION doesn't insist on the same moral ending as a film of the 1940's would, so maybe I'm leading myself up the garden path here.
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Meetings & Events
All of the following meetings take place in the Bernal Height Landon Hotel in San Francisco, in their new, state-of the-art conference room.
23rd Annual Inventors International Exhibition and Conference
- Friday, October 31st through Sunday, November 2nd 2014
The best scientific minds, showing their riveting and forward-thinking inventions, will be in-house for a science and technology-packed weekend. The halls, conference room, and lobby of the Bernal Heights Landon Hotel will be brimming with exhibits, presentations, and demonstrations - providing something for everyone in the family.
KinetEco, Inc. Solar Seminar
- Friday, November 7th through Sunday, November 9th 2014
San Francisco's own KinetEco, Inc. has been a trailblazer in solar energy for the past two decades, and has solarized thousands of businesses and residences throughout the world. Join their talented team of engineers and scientists for this not-to-be-missed event that will explore solar as the must-have energy source of the present and future.
Classic Car Social
- Tuesday, November 11th through Wednesday, November 12th 2014
Join other classic car enthusiasts for the monthly classic car social. Bring your car to showcase and share your hobby with others, and enjoy a hearty breakfast buffet. Reservations are required, as parking space is limited for the event.
Hansel & Petal California Native Gardening Seminar
- Friday, November 21st through Sunday, November 23rd 2014
With California's current drought situation, never has it been timelier to attend one of Hansel & Petal's informative seminars on native gardening. You'll learn how to select and layout plants for an attractive and drought-resistant landscape. In addition, a tour of some of the best local native gardens will be offered on Saturday morning.


APIRequestToken
open class APIRequestToken
A token representing an running or completed APIRequest
. Allows running APIRequest
s to be cancelled mid flight.
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Current state of the represented
APIRequest
.Declaration
Swift
open var state: APIRequestState
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URLSessionDataTask
backing the APIRequest.Declaration
Swift
private var task: URLSessionDataTask
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A reference to self, such that the APIRequest doesn’t fall out of scope and get deallocaed before completing.
Declaration
Swift
private var retain: Unmanaged<APIRequestToken>?
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Observation of the
APIRequestToken.task
used to determine when thenAPIRequest
has completed.Declaration
Swift
private var observation: NSKeyValueObservation?
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Creates an
APIRequestToken
from a APIRequest task and starts it immediately.Declaration
Swift
public init(_ dataTask: URLSessionDataTask)
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Cancels the
APIRequest
represented by this tokenDeclaration
Swift
open func cancel()


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