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IPCS
Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (1)Updated: 9 October 1993
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
ipcs - provide information on ipc facilitiesSYNOPSIS
ipcs [-asmq] [-tclup]ipcs [-smq] -i id
ipcs -h
DESCRIPTION
ipcs provides information on the ipc facilities for which the calling process has read access.The -i option allows a specific resource id to be specified. Only information on this id will be printed.
Resources may be specified as follows:
- -m
- shared memory segments
- -q
- message queues
- -s
- semaphore arrays
- -a
- all (this is the default)
The output format may be specified as follows:
- -t
- time
- -p
- pid
- -c
- creator
- -l
- limits
- -u
- summary
SEE ALSO
ipcrm(1), ipcmk(1)CONFORMING TO
The Linux ipcs utility is not fully compatible to the POSIX ipcs utility. The Linux version does not support the -b and -o options, but does support the -l and -u options not defined by POSIX. The portable application shall not use the -a, -b, -o, -l, and -u options.AUTHOR
krishna balasubramanian (balasub@cis.ohio-state.edu)AVAILABILITY
The ipcs command is part of the util-linux-ng package and is available from ftp://ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/utils/util-linux-ng/.
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Youngsters are closing in on established top three of world tennis – Federer
Nadal, Djokovic and Federer have ended the year as the top three in the rankings – just as they did as far back as 2007.
Roger Federer admitted the young guns could be finally catching up with the old guard after Stefanos Tsitsipas ended his bid for a seventh ATP Finals title.
For only the third time in 16 years the final of the season-ending tournament in London will not feature at least one of the ‘big three’ after 21-year-old Greek Tsitsipas beat Federer 6-3 6-4 in the last four.
With Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic falling by the wayside in the group stage, 02 debutant Tsitsipas will face Dominic Thiem, 26, in a distinctly youthful-looking finale on Sunday.
But the performances of Thiem – who beat both Federer and Djokovic this week – and Tsitsipas suggest the gap may finally be closing going into next season.
“Does it feel like it might be the best year yet? Possibly,” said Federer.
“Then the only issue is that it seems like me, Novak, and Rafa are healthy, healthier than maybe in previous years, as well.
I think they have proved their point this year by qualifying for the Finals, and also now Dominic showed again at these Finals, and winning five titles, beating all of us top guysRoger Federer
“So from that standpoint, I think they have proved their point this year by qualifying for the Finals, and also now Dominic showed again at these Finals, and winning five titles, beating all of us top guys.
“Definitely it’s that next step they need, and seems like Dominic is in his absolute prime right now. Yeah, I would think so.
“But then I look at the list of who finished world number, who has been world number one all these years, and it’s just crazy that it’s always one of us.
“But we are not getting any younger. So their chances increase not because we are getting worse but because they are getting better, I believe.”
Federer was unable to reach the heights he scaled while dismantling Djokovic two nights ago.
Despite forcing 12 break points he converted just one, while Tsitsipas broke the 20-time grand slam champion three times.
“I’m proud of myself, how hard I fought, how concentrated I stayed in the break points,” said Tsitsipas.
“I didn’t crack under pressure. I was very composed and very mature in my decisions.”
The Austrian had never made it out of the group stages in three previous appearances in North Greenwich, but he has been the stand-out player all week.
Thiem, twice a French Open runner-up, said: “This is a big, big dream come true for me.
“It is one of the biggest and most prestigious tournaments of the whole year and I’m getting the chance to play the final.
“It is unreal to me and to beat the defending champion, a very good friend and unbelievable player – it is an unbelievable achievement. I’m very, very happy.”


Introduction: I have a bachelor of science in business and economics, and am currently enrolled in a master's programme in operations management and control. I aim to work as a business controller after graduation in June 2018. In addition to my passion for business, I am very interested in technology and programming. I hope to be able to combine these interests in the future.
Education
Master of Science
Operations Management and Control
2016/09 - 2018/06
The master included courses in management control and financial analysis, purchasing and distribution logistics, innovation management, project leadership. I will be going on an exchange semester to Madrid, Spain for the fall of 2017.
Bachelor of Science
Business and Economics
2016/09 - 2018/06
The bachelor incluedes courses in finance, marketing, management and accounting. I chose the accounting specialisation, which included courses in business and taxation law and consolidation.
Work experience
Finance assistant at Veolia
2014/02 - (current)
Consultant at Lernia Bemanning. Accounts payable, accounts receivable, accounting.
Intern and Audit Assistant at PwC
2014/09 - 2016/04
An internship for 8 months, followed by an employment as an audit assistant
Barista at Espresso House
2011/07 - 2014/03
This employment taught me a lot about communication, teamwork and the importance of customer satisfaction


Struct RingBuffer
A RingBuffer uses the underlying memory management system to avoid any copying of data (unless expanding).
struct RingBuffer(T, ulong floorSize = 8192)
if (isPowerOf2(T .sizeof));
It works by using the OS's mechanisms that map memory (mmap or VirtualAlloc) to map the same region to 2 consecutive addresses. This allows one to use a buffer simply as an array, even when the data wraps around the end of the buffer.
Like AllocatedBuffer, the growth is limited to doubling, but this has an extra restriction that the buffer must be a multiple of the page size. Note that this does NOT add any memory to the GC, so do not store GC pointers in this buffer.
Unlike AllocatedBuffer, this buffer is NOT copyable, so it must be refcounted if you are to pass it around. See rbufd which does this automatically for you. The reason for this is that it must unmap the memory on destruction.
Note that this buffer is not @safe, since it is possible on reallocation to have dangling pointers (if anything keeps a reference to the original memory).
Methods
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
avail
()
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capacity
()
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extend
(request)
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Add more data to the window of currently valid data. To avoid expensive reallocation, use avail to tune this call. |
releaseBack
(elements)
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Give bytes back to the buffer from the back of the buffer. These bytes can be removed in this operation or further operations and should no longer be used. |
releaseFront
(elements)
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Give bytes back to the buffer from the front of the buffer. These bytes can be removed in this operation or further operations and should no longer be used. |
window
()
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The window of currently valid data. |
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| T | The type of the elements the buffer will use. Must be sized as a power of 2. |
| floorSize | The size that can be freely allocated before growth is restricted to 2x. Note that the OS imposes a floor size of one page in addition to this. |


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Functions for making run charts and basic Shewhart control charts for measure and count data. The main function, qic(), creates run and control charts and has a simple interface with a rich set of options to control data analysis and plotting, including options for automatic data aggregation by subgroups, easy analysis of before-and-after data, exclusion of one or more data points from analysis, and splitting charts into sequential time periods. Missing values and empty subgroups are handled gracefully.
| Version: | 0.5.5 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.0) |
| Imports: | lattice, latticeExtra, graphics, grDevices, stats, scales, ggplot2 (≥ 2.0.0) |
| Suggests: | knitr |
| Published: | 2017-08-28 |
| Author: | Jacob Anhoej [aut, cre], Timo Roeder [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Jacob Anhoej <jacob at anhoej.net> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | qicharts results |
| Reference manual: | qicharts.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
controlharts runcharts |
| Package source: | qicharts_0.5.5.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: qicharts_0.5.5.zip, r-release: qicharts_0.5.5.zip, r-oldrel: qicharts_0.5.5.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: qicharts_0.5.5.tgz, r-oldrel: qicharts_0.5.5.tgz |
| Old sources: | qicharts archive |
| Reverse imports: | boxcoxmix |
| Reverse suggests: | agridat |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=qicharts to link to this page.


This tool will help you create and edit database structures, and generate the scripts to manage the database content online
Choose the database engine : MySQL, SQLite or PyDbLite


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MFS is can be found at /usr/src/servers/mfs
. It has a main loop that waits for a message to arrive. When a message arrives, its type is extracted and used as an index into a table containing pointers to the procedures within the file system that handles all the types. Then appropriate procedure is called and it does it's work and return a status value. MFS then sends back a reply to the caller and goes back to the top o the loop to wait for the next message.
Refer to the File System chapter's Section 5.7. Implementation of the MINIX 3 File System to get a detailed view on the working of each funtion and program. There are a few variations in 3.2 version which can be easily unserstood by refering to the source code


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- callDump(String, int, boolean) - Method in class tddt.tracker.Tracker
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If back is true this method adds a String to the tracker output file.
- cancelbtn - Variable in class tddt.catalog.editor.CatalogEditor
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- CatalogEditor - Class in tddt.catalog.editor
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This class creates a new Window which allows the user to create a new exercise for the catalog.
- CatalogEditor() - Constructor for class tddt.catalog.editor.CatalogEditor
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- Chart - Interface in tddt.chart
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The interface for chart, only public methods are written below.
- ChartTests - Class in tddt.chart
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- ChartTests() - Constructor for class tddt.chart.ChartTests
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- chartTracker - Variable in class tddt.Controller
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- ChartTracker - Class in tddt.tracker
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Measures time spent in a certain phase.
- ChartTracker() - Constructor for class tddt.tracker.ChartTracker
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The constructor initializes the times to 0 and starts the tracking in phase red.
- ChartTrackerInterface - Interface in tddt.tracker
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- ChartTrackerTest - Class in tddt.tracker
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- ChartTrackerTest() - Constructor for class tddt.tracker.ChartTrackerTest
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- checkCodeAndTest() - Method in class tddt.Controller
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- checkIfCompilableClass(String) - Method in class tddt.Controller
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Checks if the code meets the minimum requirements of a Java class.
- checkTest() - Method in class tddt.Controller
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Checks if the test is compilable.
- classnamefield - Variable in class tddt.catalog.editor.CatalogEditor
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- classTextArea - Variable in class tddt.catalog.editor.CatalogEditor
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- codeBackup - Variable in class tddt.Controller
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- codeCode - Variable in class tddt.TDDTTask
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Deprecated.
- compile(String, boolean, String) - Method in class tddt.TDDTCompiler
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Tests if code is compilable.
- compileAndRunTests(String, String) - Method in class tddt.TDDTCompiler
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Compiles and runs the passed test and sets info to any error that may have occured.
- compileCode(String, String) - Method in class tddt.TDDTCompiler
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Compiles the passed code and sets info to compile errors if there are any.
- compilePass() - Method in class tddt.TDDTCompilerTest
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- compiler - Variable in class tddt.Controller
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- compiler - Variable in class tddt.TDDTCompilerTest
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- Controller - Class in tddt
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This is the controller class for the main stage.
- Controller() - Constructor for class tddt.Controller
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Daiict has very rich culture in coding .There is programming club in our college. As a torchbearer in what we call as ' coding stuff ', the vision and activities of this club is not limited only to the traditional C/C++, Java but dwells out to a more broader area of developing the algorithmic skills of DA-IICT community. Towards accomplishing our this aim the club conduct's relevant lectures, workshops , seminars and weekly online programming contests (OPCs) - a thermometer for the coding fever. Through this wholesome recipe the club provides the students with solid algorithmic and programming foundation as such that will help them in their placements and in world renowned programming contests, such as ACM-ICPC, TopCoder to name a few. With the help of various faculties the club conducts sessions with relevant companies and creating such projects that amply familiarizes the students with creating large and commercial softwares


Global Climate Strike
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Why management?
High Salary Potential. Be Your Own Boss. Better Career Opportunities. Ideal for Networking Flexibility Credibility Worldwide recognition of its credentials Enhances Knowledge Enhances Communication Skills Personal Development
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Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been the industry’s standard dummy text ever since the 1500s, when an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled it to make a type specimen book. It has survived not only five centuries,


We would like to create an application to help people discover and keep track of different non-profit organizations and charities.
We plan on using the weather API and calculating the golden hour based on sunrise and sunset.
The user will be able to input the direction of the light, input how bright the light (on a scale), and indicate which area has shade. The application will then generate tips on where to stand and what to set the aperture and shutter speed to.


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Shout about Peace
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- In {{ page.year }}, Bristol CND invited young people aged 12 to 18 to unleash their creative talents and "Shout About Peace" in an original artwork, no larger than A3 in size, showing what they’d like to tell the world about nuclear weapons.
- Congratulations to winner Eve Szczelkun for 'It Will Destroy Us' and to runner-up Eleanor Wykes for 'Dream Catcher':


Uses of Package
org.drip.simm.margin
| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.drip.simm.estimator |
ISDA SIMM Core + Add-On Estimator
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| org.drip.simm.margin |
ISDA SIMM Risk Factor Margin Metrics
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| org.drip.simm.product |
ISDA SIMM Risk Factor Sensitivities
|
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Classes in org.drip.simm.margin used by org.drip.simm.estimator Class Description RiskClassAggregate RiskClassAggregate holds the Bucket Aggregate and the Computed SIMM Margin for a single Risk Class.RiskClassAggregateCR RiskClassAggregateCR holds the CR Bucket Aggregate and the Computed SIMM Margin for a single Risk Class.RiskClassAggregateIR RiskClassAggregateIR holds the Bucket Aggregate and the Computed SIMM Margin for the IR Risk Class. -
Classes in org.drip.simm.margin used by org.drip.simm.margin Class Description BucketAggregate BucketAggregate holds the Single Bucket Sensitivity Margin, the Cumulative Bucket Risk Factor Sensitivity Margin, as well as the Aggregate Risk Factor Maps.BucketAggregateCR BucketAggregateCR holds the Single Bucket CR Sensitivity Margin, the Cumulative CR Bucket Risk Factor Sensitivity Margin, as well as the Aggregate CR Risk Factor Maps.BucketAggregateIR BucketAggregateIR holds the Single Bucket IR Sensitivity Margin, the Cumulative Bucket Risk Factor Sensitivity Margin, as well as the IR Aggregate Risk Factor Maps.RiskFactorAggregate RiskFactorAggregate holds the Weighted and Normalized Bucket Risk Factor Sensitivity along with the Normalization Factors.RiskFactorAggregateCR RiskFactorAggregateCR holds the Sensitivity Margin Aggregates for each of the CR Risk Factors - both Qualifying and Non-qualifying.RiskFactorAggregateIR RiskFactorAggregateIR holds the Sensitivity Margin Aggregates for each of the IR Risk Factors - OIS, LIBOR 1M, LIBOR 3M, LIBOR 6M LIBOR 12M, PRIME, and MUNICIPAL.RiskMeasureAggregate RiskMeasureAggregate holds the Bucket Aggregate and the Computed SIMM Margin for a single Risk Measure.RiskMeasureAggregateCR RiskMeasureAggregateCR holds the CR Bucket Aggregate and the Computed SIMM Margin for a single Risk Measure.RiskMeasureAggregateIR RiskMeasureAggregateIR holds the Bucket Aggregate and the Computed SIMM Margin for the IR Risk Measure.SensitivityAggregateCR SensitivityAggregateCR holds the IM Margin Sensitivity Co-variances within a single Bucket for each of the CR Component Risk Factors.SensitivityAggregateIR SensitivityAggregateIR holds the IM Margin Sensitivity Co-variances within a single Currency for each of the IR Risk Factors - OIS, LIBOR 1M, LIBOR 3M, LIBOR 6M LIBOR 12M, PRIME, and MUNICIPAL. -
Classes in org.drip.simm.margin used by org.drip.simm.product Class Description BucketAggregate BucketAggregate holds the Single Bucket Sensitivity Margin, the Cumulative Bucket Risk Factor Sensitivity Margin, as well as the Aggregate Risk Factor Maps.BucketAggregateCR BucketAggregateCR holds the Single Bucket CR Sensitivity Margin, the Cumulative CR Bucket Risk Factor Sensitivity Margin, as well as the Aggregate CR Risk Factor Maps.BucketAggregateIR BucketAggregateIR holds the Single Bucket IR Sensitivity Margin, the Cumulative Bucket Risk Factor Sensitivity Margin, as well as the IR Aggregate Risk Factor Maps.RiskClassAggregate RiskClassAggregate holds the Bucket Aggregate and the Computed SIMM Margin for a single Risk Class.RiskClassAggregateCR RiskClassAggregateCR holds the CR Bucket Aggregate and the Computed SIMM Margin for a single Risk Class.RiskClassAggregateIR RiskClassAggregateIR holds the Bucket Aggregate and the Computed SIMM Margin for the IR Risk Class.RiskFactorAggregateCR RiskFactorAggregateCR holds the Sensitivity Margin Aggregates for each of the CR Risk Factors - both Qualifying and Non-qualifying.RiskFactorAggregateIR RiskFactorAggregateIR holds the Sensitivity Margin Aggregates for each of the IR Risk Factors - OIS, LIBOR 1M, LIBOR 3M, LIBOR 6M LIBOR 12M, PRIME, and MUNICIPAL.RiskMeasureAggregate RiskMeasureAggregate holds the Bucket Aggregate and the Computed SIMM Margin for a single Risk Measure.RiskMeasureAggregateCR RiskMeasureAggregateCR holds the CR Bucket Aggregate and the Computed SIMM Margin for a single Risk Measure.RiskMeasureAggregateIR RiskMeasureAggregateIR holds the Bucket Aggregate and the Computed SIMM Margin for the IR Risk Measure.


A demo implementation of responsive components that dynamically adjust their presentation based on the space currently available to them.
To see the demo, clone the examples
repository and install the npm dependencies:
git clone https://github.com/dojo/examples
cd examples/resize-observer
npm install
To run the example, simply run the dojo build.
dojo build
To watch and serve the application source, then run the build with the -w
command.
dojo build -w -s
The App
, Card
, Calendar
, Article
, and
Column
widgets use the Resize meta to
check the amount of horizontal space they have to render in. Based on this space they use a combination of
programmatic logic and custom styles to adjust their rendering to be optimal for the space available.
The components can be dynamically resized using the buttons in each container, and the app itself will adjust the number and minimum size of the components displayed as the overall space available decreases.
We appreciate your interest! Please see the Dojo Meta Repository for the Contributing Guidelines and Style Guide.
To start working with this package, clone the repository and run npm install
.
In order to build the project run npm run build
.
© 2018 JS Foundation. New BSD license.


[§124A-172] Uniformity of interpretation. This chapter shall be so construed as to effectuate its general purpose to make uniform the law of those states which enact it and, so far as practical, to make that law uniform with the law of the United States. [L 1982, c 171, pt of §2]


Snoop Dogg Joins Anuel AA & Ozuna On "Patek"
Snoop Dogg drops some gems on Ozuna's new project.
by Aron A.Patek
Ozuna Feat. Snoop Dogg & Anuel AA
Editor Rating: HOTTTTT
User Rating: hottttt - 70% (5)
Ozuna came through with his new project, Nibiru earlier today. With an array of major features from some of the biggest stars in hip-hop and Latin trap and reggaeton, one of the highlights off his project features Uncle Snoop. The Long Beach native joins Ozuna and Anuel AA on the song, "Patek." The two Latin stars sing their verses in Spanish before Snoop Dogg comes in with some OG advice on life and love. "Say, nephew, there's nothing worse than an unhealthy relationship," Snoop says before diving into his verse with a smooth tone.
Nibiru marks Ozuna's follow-up to 2018's Aura. His new project includes features from Swae Lee, Diddy, Nicki Jam, DJ Snake, and more. Check out Ozuna's "Patek" ft Snoop Dogg & Anuel AA below.
Quotable Lyrics
Nick nack patty wack in a Black 'Lac
The mack is back
With no heartbreak or no heart aches
This turnin' up with no turnin' back


Table of Contents
OpenOffice.org includes HyperSQL and uses it for embedded databases. Our collaboration with OpenOffice.org developers over the last few years has benefited the development and maturity of HyperSQL. Before integration into OOo, HSQLDB was intended solely for application-specific database access. The application developer was expected to resolve any integration issues. Because OpenOffice.org is used by a vast range of users, from schoolchildren to corporate developers, a much higher level of quality assurance has been required and we have achieved it with constant help and feedback from OOo users and developers.
Apart from embedded use, you may want to use OpenOffic.org with a HyperSQL server instance. The typical use for this is to allow multiple office users accessing the same database. There is, however, a strong case for using OOo to develop your database schema and application, even if the database is intended for your own application.
OpenOffice.org is a very powerful database front end. If you want to create schemas, edit tables, edit the database contents manually, design and produce well-formatted reports, then OpenOffice.org is probably the best open source tools currently available.
To connect from OpenOffice.org to your database, first run a local server instance for the database. This is describes in the Network Listeners chapter of this guide.
When you connect from OpenOffice.org, you must specify connection to an external database and use the URL property "default_schema=true". For example, the URL to connect the local database may be like
jdbc;hsqldb:hsql://localhost/mydb;default_schema=true
The only current limitation is that OpenOffice.org only works with the PUBLIC schema. This limitation will hopefully removed in the future versions of OOo.
When using of HyperSQL with OOo, you must use the HyperSQL jar that is supplied with OOo. This wil hopefuly be a version 2.0 jar in the future versions of OOo.
You may already have an OOo database file, which you want to use outside OOo, or as a server database. The file is in fact in the standard ZIP format and contains the normal HyperSQL database files. Just use a utility such as 7Zip to expand the .odb file. In the /db directory, there are files such as .script, .data, etc. Just rename these files into mydb.script, mydb.data, etc. You can now open the mydb database directly with HyperSQL as an embedded database or as a server instance.
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Rails3 App Gem Stack
Rails3 RC1 was released yesterday, that’s really awesome, I can’t help experimenting a sample of Rails3 new features. I want to share my Gemfile to list all application gem stack, which may be useful for those who don’t wanna create wheels themselves. Below is the list:
Bundle edge Rails instead:
gem 'rails', :git => 'git://github.com/rails/rails.git'
gem 'mysql'
devise for auth
gem 'devise', '1.1.rc2'
show_for is a helper for showing objects
gem 'show_for'
pageinate
gem 'will_paginate', '3.0.pre'
A set of responders modules to dry up your Rails 3 app
gem 'responders'
Cron job in Rails
gem 'whenever', :git => 'git://github.com/javan/whenever.git'
for creating navigations
gem 'simple-navigation', '2.6.0'
for backup db to s3/remote server
gem 'backup', '2.3.2.pre3'
Editor plugin
gem 'tiny_mce', '0.1.4'
background job
gem "delayed_job","1.8.4"
role based access control
gem "cancan"
simple search on models
gem "searchlogic"
full-text search solution
gem 'thinking-sphinx', '2.0.0.rc1', :require => 'thinking_sphinx'
Use unicorn as the web server
gem 'unicorn'
Deploy with Capistrano
gem 'capistrano'
To use debugger
gem 'ruby-debug'
Bundle the extra gems:
gem 'bj'
gem 'nokogiri', '1.4.1'
gem 'sqlite3-ruby', :require => 'sqlite3'
gem 'aws-s3', :require => 'aws/s3'
Bundle gems for certain environments:
gem 'rspec', :group => :test group :test do gem 'webrat' end
If you wanna know whether a plugin/gem is available for Rails3, just check out this site: http://www.railsplugins.org/


Go for SIPs in debt MFs for stable returns
Systematic investment in debt is similar to recurring bank deposit, but more tax-efficient
by Vaibhav ShahSystematic investment plans (SIPs) have emerged as a big wave in the Indian mutual fund industry.
SIPs have not only brought lots of investor money into the industry, but also given the dimension of discipline to investment patterns.
Most of the SIP money has flown into equity-oriented mutual fund categories.
The same form of investment can also be used in debt-oriented mutual funds.
Here’s a look at how conservative investors and those with a moderate risk appetite can use SIPs as a tool to invest systematically in debt-oriented mutual funds.
Discipline
SIPs negate the need to time the market across different interest-rate environments.
Debt mutual funds do not go through volatile phases as much as equity-oriented funds do.
But being market-linked products, they also go through market phases, especially based on interest-rate movement.
Regular SIP investments make entry and exit timing immaterial because, as the NAV fluctuates across phases, investors have the opportunity to bring down their average cost of investment, also called rupee cost averaging.
An analysis of monthly SIP returns on a rolling period basis since 2003 — across short-, medium- and medium- to long- duration funds — shows that the funds have, on an average, given stable returns for the periods analysed (one, three and five years).
This shows that by investing systematically, investors may benefit from potential stable returns of debt mutual funds, while adding the discipline aspect to their investments. SIPs in debt funds present an opportunity for investors with a relatively low-risk appetite.
For conservative investors
SIP in a debt scheme is not a novel concept.
It is similar to a recurring bank deposit, wherein investors channel a small portion of their savings every month towards their investment objective.
Furthermore, debt funds have the advantage of being more tax- efficient than banking products such as fixed deposits and recurring bank deposits, when held for over three years, due to benefit of indexation.
Investors should always have long investment tenures for their SIPs, that is, at least three years. Beyond 3-5 years (or longer), debt funds have the potential to give superior returns (8.6 and 8.5 per cent average returns over three and five years, respectively, as on August 31, 2019).
Long-duration funds have outperformed bank FD/RD, even on a pre-tax basis, over the past three years. On a post-tax basis, they would have outperformed even more due to the long-term capital tax advantage of mutual funds.
Also, since the yield curve is usually upward- sloping, yields of long-duration bonds are higher than those of short-duration bonds. Long-duration funds are usually best-suited for investment through SIPs.
Investors should consider their expected future obligations and investment time horizon and invest in SIP in appropriate categories to meet those goals.
The writer is Head, Products, Mirae Asset Mutual Fund
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PHILADELPHIA A film review by Michael John Legeros Copyright 1994 Michael John Legeros
Director: Jonathan Demme (THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS, MARRIED TO THE MOB, SOMETHING WILD) Writer: Ron Nyswaner Cast: Tom Hanks Denzel Washington Jason Robards Mary Steenburgen Joanne Woodward and a host of Demme regulars including Charles Napier, Tracy Walter, Kenneth Utt, and, yes, Roger Corman MPAA Rating: PG-13 Running Time: 122 Minutes
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"I have AIDS." - Tom Hanks to Denzel Washington, when asked what happened to his face.
PHILADELPHIA is Hollywood's first mainstream AIDS film and how very mainstream it is. There are few surprises or enlightenments in this tasteful examination of the killer disease and its effect on both the hetero- and homosexual population.
Tom Hanks stars as Andrew Beckett, a favored young attorney at a prestigious Philly law firm. He's also gay and suffering from AIDS-- two facts that he has concealed from his employers. After Beckett begins displaying the first visible signs of the disease, he's fired. His boss (Robards) says it's for incompetence, but Beckett believes discrimination.
The ailing attorney seeks counsel, gets several rejections, and, finally, turns to Joe Miller (Washington)--a flashy, TV-advertising lawyer who is quite vocal about his disapproval of the gay lifestyle. Miller is willing to put aside his personal prejudices, however, and go to court to fight for his dying client's wrongful termination...
Though an exciting film by Jonathan Demme standards, PHILADELPHIA is a bit of a bust as AIDS awareness. Ron Nyswaner's story examines homophobia from every angle, but offers far less insight into either the disease or the lifestyle that contributes to it. Given that the title character is both gay and AIDS-afflicted, this discrepancy is rather glaring. And completely expected.
PHILADELPHIA doesn't break too much ground. The material is treated in a standard, sterile fashion that could hardly threaten any sensibilities. Translated into plot specifics, this means virtually no insight into Beckett's personal life and, essentially, no portrayal of homosexual intimacy.
Happily, in the hands of eclectic director Demme, even a gloss-over doesn't appear glossy. The director brings believability and, even, fun to a solemn story.
Demme is not a smooth filmmaker, by any counts, and PHILADELPHIA is not a glamorous movie. He populates Philly like he does all his films--with characters that look and live like real people. There no mansions or storybook homes in Demme's universe. Only authentic characters. And actors.
Just as he strives to portray reality in all of its diversity, Demme never lets his audience forget that they're watching a movie. As expected, the director peppers his product by rounding-up the usual suspects. The result is such seemingly non-sequitur casting as Charles Napier as the trial judge and Roger Corman as a key witness.
Move up to the majors and the top roles in PHILADELPHIA are played equally well.
Jason Robards is credible in a tough, but one-dimensional role as Beckett's boss. Mary Steenburgen shows up at the forty-minute mark with a fine performance as a sharp defense attorney. Washington, in turn, shows off his OWN courtroom cool while making a nice transformation from bigot to believer.
But PHILADELPHIA is Hanks' show and he's nearly perfect in every scene.
(That is, with the exception of the film's Intentional Oscar Moment--an ineffectual bit with Beckett driven to tears while explaining the beauty of Maria Callas to his attorney.)
Hanks also *looks* the part, courtesy of some very-real head-shaving and intentional weight-loss. His death-bed scenes are nothing short of scary.
One interesting/annoying aspect of PHILADELPHIA is the film's omnipotent point-of-view. Instead of a story told merely from both Beckett's and Miller's viewpoint, Demme lets the audience eavesdrop on EVERY character. Does the narrative REALLY need the inclusion of such things as the jury deliberations?
To the credit of both Demme and writer Nyswaner, PHILADELPHIA avoids most of the melodrama inherent in the subject matter. Familiar cliches, such as The Big Death Scene, have been graciously omitted.
Bottom: As the first mainstream AIDS film, PHILADELPHIA offers few surprises or enlightments into the killer disease. Well acted, written, and directed, this tasteful film is more of an examination of homophobia than the disease that inspires it.
Grade: B+
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Bulgarians Are the Most Passionate Smokers in the European Union
According to the “Bulgaria Health Profile” prepared by the European Commission, Bulgaria is the EU’s heaviest-smoking country. Over 28% of the Bulgarian citizens are smokers which is 7% more than the EU average. 35% of the Bulgarian men smoke on a daily basis. 21% of the fifteen-year- old Bulgarian children also smoke (2nd in the EU after Croatia), BNR reported.
30% of the fiteeen-year-old girls are regular smokers (1st in the EU). According to the World Bank, the price each country’s health system pays to fight the consequences of the tobacco use is between 0.1% and 1.1% of their GDP. Bulgaria pays over EUR 500 million.


Interface Discovery
Discovers artifacts.
The discovery allows to bind and retrieve "artifacts" using binding types known to the binder and the retriever. Artifacts can be anything, for example class names or Puli resources.
Bindings can be accessed with the Puli\Discovery\Api\Discovery::findBindings()
method. Here is an
example for accessing class bindings bound to a binding type with the name
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use Example\Engine\Plugin; foreach ($discovery->findBindings(Plugin::class) as $binding) { $className = $binding->getClassName(); // instantiate the plugin $plugin = new $className(); // ... }
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to a discovery.
Direct known implementers
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Puli\Discovery\AbstractEditableDiscovery, Puli\Discovery\InMemoryDiscovery, Puli\Discovery\KeyValueStoreDiscovery, Puli\Discovery\NullDiscovery
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Teenage girls, 16 and 17, arrested for alleged knifepoint robbery at Oaklands Park
Two teenage girls armed with a knife have been arrested after they allegedly used the blade to steal a mobile phone from a woman at Oaklands Park.
Police officers tracked the pair – just 16 and 17 years old – near a unit complex Oaklands Park on Friday night.
The girls used the knife to confront a woman on Crozier Tce before taking the phone and running away, police say.
The victim was not injured.
Officers searched the area and allegedly found the pair with the phone.
The oldest girl, from Morphettville, and other suspect, from Noarlunga Downs, were arrested and charged with aggravated robbery.
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DBUtils 1.0 was released on November 29, 2008.
This is the sixth public release of DBUtils.
failures
parameter for configuring the exception classes for
which the failover mechanisms is applied (as suggested by Matthew Harriger).closeable
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Residents asked to report potential 'porch pirates' in Charlotte County
by WFTX Digital TeamCHARLOTTE COUNTY, Fla. -- Authorities are asking residents to be on the lookout for suspicious activity in their neighborhoods as the holidays approach.
According to the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office, thieves are often on the lookout for delivery packages on front porches.
They recommend these helpful tips to stop these package poachers:
- Lock boxes: You can build or purchase a rugged lock box for your porch. Bolt it down to a permanent surface, concrete or asphalt work well.
- Timely package collection: Pick up your package immediately after delivery, or have a neighbor collect it. UPS, USPS, and FedEx all have tracking services to get a better idea of when exactly your order will arrive.
- Have your package delivered to you at work, so you can accept it immediately.
- Require a signature on all deliveries and insure your packages when possible.
- Security cameras: Security cameras are a tried and true deterrent for all manner of criminal behavior. Thieves are very aware of cameras and often look for them before attempting theft.
- Security signs: Post sign in your yard informing the poacher that your home is under video surveillance or has security alarms.
Residents can report suspicious activity immediately to the Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office at<PHONE_NUMBER>.


People are not born with a fixed set of abilities. Time and again, we see evidence that people - their lives - can change, and be changed, by circumstance, environment, culture and so on. To change, there must be an ability to change. The course material and online references show that this change happens continuously as the brain is learning new things all the time, adapting to the new environment to meet our needs. The patient recovering from a head injury forms new skills or "relearns" old ones, under new conditions. Andrei Agassi said his father put a tennis racquet into his six month old hands in the crib!
The premise of neuroplasticity is that your brain is changing by making new connections continuously. The saying "Practice Makes Perfect" means that with constant application or use, the task at hand is performed with more precision, accuracy, efficiency or whatever it needs to be, so we get better at doing it when done over and over again. However, just repetition may mean something done wrong is perfected, so the saying may be better expressed by "Perfect Practice Makes Perfect" - with modifications to the repeated task to make repititions "ideal" and more accurate - the dart player, the MLB batter, the student learning javascript...
If the brain is learning all the time, no-one is stuck doing one thing or being one thing. Once people understand that they can change in a meaningful way, it just becomes a matter of time, rather than a matter of the inevitable. An empowering thought indeed.
I found this interesting when researching neuroplasticity: How your brain works


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