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Properties
|
| class |
string |
oneWay |
|
Applies your custom css class on rate component. |
| color |
boolean | string |
oneWay |
|
Set the color of star rate element, if you do not interested via
type attribute. |
| disabled |
boolean | string |
oneWay |
false |
Makes the
abt-star-rate readonly or disabled.
|
| half-star |
boolean | string |
oneTime |
false |
Enables the
abt-star-rate to accept and show X.5 values as well. It can be added as a single attribute or with value
and binding.
|
| max-rate |
number |
oneWay |
5 |
Maximum number of stars to be rendered |
| rate |
number |
twoWay |
5 |
Current value of the component, changes in the value will trigger
rate-changed
event.
|
| rtl |
boolean | string |
oneTime |
false |
Renders the stars for right-to-left languages. It can be added as a single attribute or with value and binding.
|
| style |
string |
oneWay |
|
Css style attributes that you want to apply on the component. |
| type |
string |
oneTime |
primary |
The type of star-rate, contextual values of bootstrap,
primary ,
secondary ,
info ,
success ,
warning ,
danger ,
light , and
dark . You can also create your own type via css classes to be like
star-*
.
|
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Events
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| rate-changed |
Function |
call (newRate, oldRate) |
|
Triggers whenever a change in
rate detected.
|


Dame Dash Reportedly Arrested for Unpaid Child Support
by VladTVAccording to TMZ, hip-hop mogul Damon Dash has been arrested as a result of unpaid child support. Fortunate for Dash, he was quickly released after being apprehended. He was picked up by authorities in New York City after trying to clear two of the warrants associated with his child support.
Dame says he was able to take care of one warrant in Manhattan but while en route to the other courthouse to take care of the second warrant, 7 deputies arrested Dash. TMZ reports Dash had to fork over a million dollars to clear the debt after being taken into police custody.
Source: tmz.com


ezcBase
public class ezcBase
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
| final mixed | Used for dependency checking, to check for a PHP extension. |
| final mixed | Used for dependency checking, to check for a PHP version. |
| final mixed | Denotes the development mode / |
| final mixed | Denotes the production mode / |
| protected static array(string=>string) | This variable stores all the elements from the autoload arrays. |
| private static string | Contains the current working directory, which is used when the $libraryMode is set to "custom". |
| protected static array(string=>string) | This variable stores all the elements from the autoload arrays for external repositories. |
| private static string | Indirectly it determines the path where the autoloads are stored. |
| private static ezcBaseOptions | Options for the ezcBase class. |
| protected static string | The full path to the autoload directory. |
| protected static array(string=>array) | Stores info with additional paths where autoload files and classes for autoloading could be found. |
| private static mixed | Contains which development mode is used. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
| static void | addClassRepository(string basePath, string autoloadDirPath, string prefix) Adds an additional class repository. |
| static bool | autoload(string className) Tries to autoload the given className. |
| static void | checkDependency(string component, int type, mixed value) Checks for dependencies on PHP versions or extensions The function as called by the $component component checks for the $type dependency. |
| static string | Returns the installation method Possible return values are 'custom', 'devel', 'tarball' and 'pear'. |
| static string | Returns the base path of the eZ Components installation This method returns the base path, including a trailing directory separator. |
| static array(string=>ezcBaseRepositoryDirectory) | Return the list of directories that contain class repositories. |
| static int | Returns the current development mode. |
| static bool | Returns true when we are in development mode. |
| protected static void | loadExternalFile(string file) Loads, require(), the given file name from an external package. |
| protected static void | loadFile(string file) Loads, require(), the given file name. |
| protected static bool | requireFile(string fileName, string className, string prefix) Tries to load the autoload array and, if loaded correctly, includes the class. |
| static void | setOptions(ezcBaseAutoloadOptions options) Associates an option object with this static class. |
| protected static void | Figures out the base path of the eZ Components installation. |
| static void | setRunMode(int runMode) Sets the development mode to the one specified. |
| static void | setWorkingDirectory(string directory) Sets the current working directory to $directory. |
public final mixed DEP_PHP_EXTENSION = "extension"
Used for dependency checking, to check for a PHP extension. /
public final mixed DEP_PHP_VERSION = "version"
Used for dependency checking, to check for a PHP version. /
public final mixed MODE_DEVELOPMENT = 1
Denotes the development mode /
public final mixed $MODE_PRODUCTION
Denotes the production mode /
protected static array(string=>string) $autoloadArray = array()
This variable stores all the elements from the autoload arrays. When a new autoload file is loaded, their files are added to this array.
private static string $currentWorkingDirectory = null
Contains the current working directory, which is used when the $libraryMode is set to "custom".
protected static array(string=>string) $externalAutoloadArray = array()
This variable stores all the elements from the autoload arrays for external repositories. When a new autoload file is loaded, their files are added to this array.
private static string $libraryMode = "devel"
Indirectly it determines the path where the autoloads are stored.
private static ezcBaseOptions $options
Options for the ezcBase class.
protected static string $packageDir = null
The full path to the autoload directory.
protected static array(string=>array) $repositoryDirs = array()
Stores info with additional paths where autoload files and classes for autoloading could be found. Each item of $repositoryDirs looks like array( autoloadFileDir, baseDir ). The array key is the prefix belonging to classes within that repository - if provided when calling addClassRepository(), or an autoincrement integer otherwise.
private static mixed $runMode = self::MODE_DEVELOPMENT
Contains which development mode is used. It's "development" by default, because of backwards compatibility reasons. /
public static void addClassRepository(string basePath, string autoloadDirPath, string prefix)
Adds an additional class repository. Used for adding class repositoryies outside the eZ components to be loaded by the autoload system. This function takes two arguments: $basePath is the base path for the whole class repository and $autoloadDirPath the path where autoload files for this repository are found. The paths in the autoload files are relative to the package directory as specified by the $basePath argument. I.e. class definition file will be searched at location $basePath + path to the class definition file as stored in the autoload file. addClassRepository() should be called somewhere in code before external classes are used. Example: Take the following facts:
'Me/myclass1.php',
'erMyClass2' => 'Me/myclass2.php',
);
?>
"your_autoload.php":
'You/yourclass1.php',
'erYourClass2' => 'You/yourclass2.php',
);
?>
The directory structure for the external repository is then:
./repos/autoloads/my_autoload.php
./repos/autoloads/you_autoload.php
./repos/Me/myclass1.php
./repos/Me/myclass2.php
./repos/You/yourclass1.php
./repos/You/yourclass2.php
To use this repository with the autoload mechanism you have to use the
following code:
public static bool autoload(string className)
Tries to autoload the given className. If the className could be found this method returns true, otherwise false. This class caches the requested class names (including the ones who failed to load).
public static void checkDependency(string component, int type, mixed value)
Checks for dependencies on PHP versions or extensions The function as called by the $component component checks for the $type dependency. The dependency $type is compared against the $value. The function aborts the script if the dependency is not matched.
public static string getInstallMethod()
Returns the installation method Possible return values are 'custom', 'devel', 'tarball' and 'pear'. Only 'tarball' and 'pear' are returned for user-installed versions.
public static string getInstallationPath()
Returns the base path of the eZ Components installation This method returns the base path, including a trailing directory separator.
public static array(string=>ezcBaseRepositoryDirectory) getRepositoryDirectories()
Return the list of directories that contain class repositories. The path to the eZ components directory is always included in the result array. Each element in the returned array has the format of: packageDirectory => ezcBaseRepositoryDirectory
public static int getRunMode()
Returns the current development mode.
public static bool inDevMode()
Returns true when we are in development mode.
protected static void loadExternalFile(string file)
Loads, require(), the given file name from an external package.
protected static void loadFile(string file)
Loads, require(), the given file name. If we are in development mode, "/src/" is inserted into the path.
protected static bool requireFile(string fileName, string className, string prefix)
Tries to load the autoload array and, if loaded correctly, includes the class.
public static void setOptions(ezcBaseAutoloadOptions options)
Associates an option object with this static class.
protected static void setPackageDir()
Figures out the base path of the eZ Components installation. It stores the path that it finds in a static member variable. The path depends on the installation method of the eZ Components. The SVN version has a different path than the PEAR installed version. /
public static void setRunMode(int runMode)
Sets the development mode to the one specified.
public static void setWorkingDirectory(string directory)
Sets the current working directory to $directory.
Base class implements the methods needed to use the eZ components.


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Tattica.js
A tactic approach to asset loading
StarThis is how images are usually loaded ⬇
It's completely fine. If you take a closer look at the network tab in the developer tools
of your
browser, you will see that the requests are made approximately at the same time.
This is a good method for loading the part of the website that should be served to your user as fast as possible.
However, let's admit that all the images that lives in your homepage are not contained in the viewport of the page. Very probable scenario, right?
For your user, all the images that doesn't fit in those first 100vh
aren't real. He
doesn't
know he
will need them.
So, if you are taking this approach you are increasing the total loading time of your website; because your page load will end after the last image is downloaded.
note: The requests start from the top of your page, but this doesn't mean that the first image requested are the first image to be downloaded completely.
Using Tattica.js you can choose exacly when your images will be loaded in a very straightforward manner.
So you will be able to decide which images needs to served immediately and defer the loading of all the others when your browser is not too busy doing other important things.
load
event.window.requestIdleCallback
used to know when it's the right time for your browser
to trigger new requests.intersectionObservers
used to load anyway images that are in the viewport.callback
on every image load (now used to trigger the pulse animation).navigator.connection.effectivetype
to check the type of connection of your users
and load images accordingly.setTimeout
will take care that no image will stop forever your loading queue.timeout
prop is set to false
, so all the following examples are
only for demo purpose.loadIntersections
prop is set to false
as well. Otherwise every
image would be downloaded immediately.Tattica.js loading images synchronously
1
2
3
4
5
6
Tattica.js loading images in blocks
note: The images 4, 5, 6 won't start laoding until every image with the block
badge is loaded.
1
block
4
1
block
5
1
block
6
Tattica.js loading images with priority.
note: elements 5, 6 are loaded only after the last element with priority
badge is loaded
4
priority
5
3
priority
2
priority
6
1
priority
Predicting user behavior
e.g. In a case like a carousel (or a slideshow), starting at 1, you know from your analytics that the majority of your users will look at the image on the right.
You can then define the loading priority accordingly. Image on the right first (higher probability), image on the left second (lower probability), subsequent loading of other images in block.
4
block
3
priority
1
priority
2
priority
4
block
WARNING: This feature is available only on Chrome.


WATCH: Rescue operation underway after 700 shacks swept away in Mamelodi flood | Pretoria News
A river burst its banks and washed away hundreds of shacks in Mamelodi. Picture: Sakhile Ndlazi
Divers prepare to rescue shack dwellers in Mamelodi. Picture: Sakhile Ndlazi
Pretoria - The Gauteng Acting MEC for Social Development Panyaza Lesufi is in Mamelodi where Ward 28 residents have been badly affected by flooding.
He said they would be assisting the affected residents for the next 48 hours.
“We have unleashed all our resources, in terms of emergency vehicles, food and blankets,” he said.
Lesufi said no casualties were reported, but a lot of people were stuck in their shacks and some at the river banks.
More than 700 shacks at an informal settlement in Eerste Fabrieke, Mamelodi, have been swept away.


Hal K Wells, author of today's quotation, above, was always the most measured of writers. Black Pool For Hell Maidens—which includes chapters entitled “The Clawed Ghoul”, “House Of Grisly Fear”, and “Mad Pack Of the Maimed” — was the first in his series of guides to British seaside resorts, all of them featuring both “hell maidens” and the enigmatic Raoul.


AOSS(1) AOSS(1) NAME aoss - Wrapper script to facilitate use of the ALSA OSS compatibility library. SYNOPSIS aoss osscommand [arguments] DESCRIPTION aoss is a simple wrapper script which facilitates the use of the ALSA OSS compatibility library. It just sets the appropriate LD_PRELOAD path and then runs the command. This is useful in cases where routing settings (which can be made in your .asoundrc file) need to be applied to commands that use the OSS API. Examples of asoundrc configuration: pcm.dsp0 { type plug slave.pcm "hw:0,0" } or pcm.dsp0 { type plug slave.pcm "dmix" } In the above configuration examples, the pcm.dsp0 definition is used to wrap calls do /dev/dsp0. You can also wrap usage of /dev/dsp1, /dev/dsp2, etc. by defining pcm.dsp1, pcm.dsp2, etc.. The PCM name to open can be given explicitly via ALSA_OSS_PCM_DEVICE environment variable, too. This overrides the default dsp0, etc. Note on mmap: aoss mmap support might be buggy. Your results may vary when trying to use an application that uses mmap'ing to access the OSS device files. Arguments osscommand A command that uses the OSS API arguments The appropriate arguments and options for the OSS command. AUTHORS The OSS compatibility library is by Abramo Bagnara<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The aoss script and this document are by James Tappin<EMAIL_ADDRESS>3 October 2001 AOSS(1)


about-us
Notice Board App
Notice Board App has been developed for the Department of Engineering, Pimpri Chinchwad College of
Engineering, Pune.
This app provides an individual platform for the institute to share the official notices
with its students.
Notices will be well classified into categories like Academic, Scholarship, Assignments and
others. So, maintaining them and referring them in the future will become
easier.
Developed By -
Suyash Sonawane
Tejas Morkar


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Source code
The src directory is home to the actual codebase of the application and the target of our build tools. In this directory you should leave all the source code you have developed for your assignment.
The src directory is home to the actual codebase of the application and the target of our build tools. In this directory you should leave all the source code you have developed for your assignment.


| Metric | Rates | Impressions | Unique Visits | Average Time (min) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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67.3% | 856, 220 | 32, 012 | 20.5 |
| Rendering engine | Browser | Platform(s) | Engine version | CSS grade | |
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| Rendering engine | Browser | Platform(s) | Engine version | CSS grade | |
| Trident | Internet Explorer 5.5 | Win 95+ | 5.5 | A | |
| Trident | Internet Explorer 6 | Win 98+ | 6 | A | |
| Trident | Internet Explorer 7 | Win XP SP2+ | 7 | A |


I'm A Celebrity: Viewers are making the same joke about Nadine's singing
Singer said she's too shy to, ahem, sing…
by Nancy BrownViewers have reacted to Nadine Coyle's shock revelation that she's "really really shy" so won't be singing in the I'm A Celebrity jungle.
During a probing chat with campmate Jacqueline Jossa, Nadine revealed that while she still gigs "all the time", she won't be warbling during her stint in Oz.
"Can you sing to us at some point?" Jac asked.
Read more: I'm A Celebrity viewers brand Adele and Roman's eating trial "boring"
"See, I'm so shy, I am really really shy," came Nadine's reply. "How I became a singer and how I do any of this stuff is just beyond me."
"Maybe less pressured then," Jacqueline pushed, "in a different environment?"
"Yes, of course," came the former Girls Aloud star's reply. "If we're out drinking and having a good time then I will be singing."
Read more: Fans beg Jane McDonald to meet Adele on the bring when she leaves I'm A Celebrity
However, it appears many viewers were all thinking the same thing, with some questioning Nadine's vocal prowess without the use of auto-tune.
However, 'journalist' Jac wasn't done there and asked if they should perhaps get "jungle Girls Aloud" together.
Jac then proceeded to belt out Girls Aloud tune The Promise, with the help of Adele.
"I notice you haven't sung any of the words yet," she said to Nadine.
"No, no, no," came the response.
"Do you remember them?" Jac asked.
"I do. Of course," said Nadine.
"Come on then," Jac pushed.
"I'm really bad with the words, sometimes I've been singing words at shows and fans have been singing the actual words and I've been singing the wrong ones," she explained.
However, fans had a different idea, going back to Nadine's earlier point that she was "shy" and cruelly asking if she really said "sh**e".
Speaking in the Bush Telegraph, Jacqueline – who bookies have said is the favourite to win – said she would happily join Girls Aloud. So it looks as if Nadine has an out, should she want one!
Head to our Facebook page @EntertainmentDailyFix and let us know what you think of our story.


How to export feeds to another reader
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Most (maybe all?) readers support a format called OPML. (For the curious: you can find out more about OPML at opml.org.)
To make a copy of your feeds that another reader can import, do this:
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Nine things you did not know about the world of corporate jet perks
The biggest publicly listed US companies spent $40m last year giving free flights on corporate jets to some of their highest-paid executives.
The Financial Times analysed more than a thousand securities filings to look into this contentious practice and found that a small group of companies, roughly 10 per cent of the S&P 500, accounted for two-thirds of total spending on personal use of corporate aircraft.
$1.2m: Amount Comcast spent on letting its executives take the corporate jet in 2014
$3.75m: Corporate tax deduction denied as a result
$3.75m: Corporate tax deduction denied as a result
Why does Corning give free flights to its executives? Because of the “limited commercial flight options available in the Corning, New York area,” it says
$1.3m: Amount Google paid Eric Schmidt for company use of his private jets in 2014, at $7,500 per hour
$1.4m: How much Oracle paid a company owned by Larry Ellison in 2014 using its aircrafts
$2.5m: Cisco's reimbursement to John Chambers
All three companies said they paid less than the market rate. These payments do not count as executive perks.
$1.4m: How much Oracle paid a company owned by Larry Ellison in 2014 using its aircrafts
$2.5m: Cisco's reimbursement to John Chambers
All three companies said they paid less than the market rate. These payments do not count as executive perks.
$200,000: Ralph Lauren was paid that amount by his eponymous company in 2014 to take personal flights on his own private jet
James Gorman's emergency round trip flight to Australia for the death of his mother cost Morgan Stanley $237,968
Not just corporate airplanes: New York-based CableVision gave $271,761 worth of free personal flights on the company helicopter to three executives in 2013
CSX Corporation — a railway company — gave free flights on the corporate plane to its chief executive.
$90m: Cost of a Gulfstream V private jet that Apple gave to Steve Jobs in 1999


Me no really say no bad things about no one, cause me have a full heart,” Bob Marley once told me.  Me prefer just to understand the situation and suss it out and say what is right and what is wrong.”
Confident in taking a stand, Bob Marley was not afraid to sing with moral authority. As events echoing the struggles he took part in and sang about take place around the world, I often find myself wondering: what would Bob have made of this if he were alive to celebrate his 70th birthday? What songs might he have written? Except that, usually, he already has.
As the repeated cop killings of black males across US prompt multiracial “Black Lives Matter” demonstrations, there’s No Woman, No Cry and Johnny Was a Good Man; when brutality cloaked as religious extremism strikes terror, Bob sings, in We and Dem: “Me no know how we and them gonna work it out.” As the Arctic melts and African lakes dry up, we all yearn for the “natural mystic/ blowing through the air”, and agree that the system of what Rastafarians call “Babylon” – rapacious capitalism or a repressive regime – is indeed “a vampire, sucking the blood of the sufferer”. Yet today, Bob Marley often appears as remote a figure to young music-lovers as Leadbelly was to me back then, a compelling but distant figure.
I teach a course at New York University called Marley and Post-Colonial Music, and when you teach about people you actually knew, surreal moments occur. Among the oddest? Seeing Saturday Night Live joke about my class on TV. “And in a cruel twist,” deadpanned Seth Myers, “the NYU Bob Marley class is only being offered at 8am.” The funny thing was, I really didn’t get the joke. (Neither did my students, who plaintively emailed: “Do we really start so early?”) That’s because the punchline depended on the idea that Marley was more notable for marijuana than music, and implied that his fans must, by definition, be lazy slackers. Yet not only were my students top rate, the Bob Marley I knew was quite different. For him, ganja was a spur, a tool for a work ethic that was impeccable, unceasing, even relentless. The in-house joke about Bob was “first on the tour bus, last to leave the studio”. It was part of his leadership. But that is often not how he is perceived, certainly in the US.
“If I had more men behind me, I would just be more militant!” he insisted. And yet Bob was also happy to be making a new point. He didn’t want to be seen only as a soldier, because “you have to think of a woman sometimes, and sing something like Turn the Lights Down Low”. He couldn’t have anticipated that one day the fighter would have been transformed in the popular imagination into a lover and feelgood party dude. But as Bob said about his music: “What I like about it is the way it progress.”
Some of these exchanges with Bob occurred in 1976, at a pivotal moment in his life. The previous year, I had been his PR at Island Records for seven months, part of the team that helped break him in the UK with No Woman, No Cry. Then I started writing frequently about him, on the road and at home. On one assignment, Bob invited me to crash at his ample colonial home on Kingston’s Hope Road, which was quite a commune, with an ever-revolving cast.


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Windows: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Starbound
OS X: ~/Library/Application Support/Steam/SteamApps/common/Starbound
Linux: ~/.local/share/Steam/SteamApps/common/Starbound
A good choice is <starbound's path>/mods, e.g.
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If this folder doesn't exist, we will ask you if we can create it automatically.


Revamped food hamper for Boys' Brigade Share-a-Gift project
by Jean IauThe annual Boys' Brigade Share-a-Gift (BBSG) charity drive has a revamped food hamper for the first time in five years.
The 2019 hamper excludes cooking oil and soya sauce but has an extra packet of powdered beverage such as Milo, three-in-one coffee mix or cereal, or adult milk powder.
This comes after the BB conducted a poll with 121 social service agencies that indicated that the beneficiaries prefer instant meals over those that involve more cooking.
This year's BBSG was launched last Thursday at Our Tampines Hub. It aims to reach 43,276 beneficiaries, its largest number since its inception in 1988. About 33,900 people will receive two hampers each, while the others will receive specific items they have wished for through public donation.
Beneficiaries come from government-funded ComCare programmes, the Early Childhood Development Agency's KidStart programme and social service agencies that are registered with the National Council of Social Service.
The project had 41,756 beneficiaries last year.
Members of the public can donate food items at 13 collection points, grant specific item requests at one of the eight BBSG Specific Wish Trees, contribute cash at any AXS station, or donate hampers via www.fairprice.com.sg
They can also register to deliver food hampers to beneficiaries at the Boys' Brigade headquarters in Ganges Avenue, near Zion Road.


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Hi Shiro community,
The following article helps explain the differences in role-based vs resource-based access control and why Shiro's permission construct (which is based on resources) can be much better for an application:
The New RBAC: Resource-Based Access Control


{% extends "index.html" %} {% block content %} Page Not Found What you were looking for is just not there. Let's go to the home page. {% endblock %}
What you were looking for is just not there. Let's go to the home page.


Red Hot Chili Peppers are an American rock band formed in Los Angeles in 1983. The group's musical style primarily consists of rock with an emphasis on funk, as well as elements from other genres such as punk rock and psychedelic rock. When played live, their music incorporates elements of jam band due to the improvised nature of many of their performances.
Currently, the band consists of founding members vocalist Anthony Kiedis and bassist Flea (Michael Peter Balzary), longtime drummer Chad Smith, and former touring guitarist Josh Klinghoffer. Red Hot Chili Peppers are one of the best-selling bands of all time with over 80 million records sold worldwide, have been nominated for sixteen Grammy Awards, of which they have won six, and are the most successful band in alternative rock radio history, currently holding the records for most number-one singles (13), most cumulative weeks at number one (85) and most top-ten songs (25) on the Billboard Alternative Songs chart. In 2012, they were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. For further information


Homemade Soft Pretzels
Ingredients:
- 4 tsp dry active yeast
- 1 tsp sugar
- 1 1/4 cup warm water
- 5 cup flour
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1 1/2 tsp salt
- 1 Tbs vegetable oil
- 1/2 cup baking soda
- 4 cup hot water
- 1/4 cup pretzel salt
Procedure:
- Dissolve yeast, 1 tsp sugar, and 1 1/4 cup water. Let stand until creamy. (10 min.)
- Mix flour, sugar, and salt in a large bowl. Make a well in the center and add oil and yeast mix. Knead until smooth. (7-8 min.) Place dough in a lightly oiled bowl, cover and let rise until double in size. (1 hr.)
- Preheat oven to 450 F, Grease 2 large baking sheets.
- Dissolve baking soda in hot water. Turn dough onto a floured surface and divide into 12 equal pieces. Roll each strip and shape into a pretzel. Dip each pretzel in the baking soda water. Salt if desired.
- Bake until browned. (8 min)


src/points/PointOctant.js
import { Vector3 } from "math-ds";
import { Octant } from "../core/Octant.js";
/**
* A point.
*
* @type {Vector3}
* @private
*/
const p = new Vector3();
/**
* An octant that maintains points.
*/
export class PointOctant extends Octant {
/**
* Constructs a new point octant.
*
* @param {Vector3} [min] - The lower bounds.
* @param {Vector3} [max] - The upper bounds.
*/
constructor(min, max) {
super(min, max);
/**
* The points.
*
* @type {Vector3[]}
*/
this.points = null;
/**
* Point data.
*
* @type {Array}
*/
this.data = null;
}
/**
* Computes the distance squared from this octant to the given point.
*
* @param {Vector3} point - A point.
* @return {Number} The distance squared.
*/
distanceToSquared(point) {
const clampedPoint = p.copy(point).clamp(this.min, this.max);
return clampedPoint.sub(point).lengthSquared();
}
/**
* Computes the distance squared from the center of this octant to the given
* point.
*
* @param {Vector3} point - A point.
* @return {Number} The distance squared.
*/
distanceToCenterSquared(point) {
const center = this.getCenter(p);
const dx = point.x - center.x;
const dy = point.y - center.x;
const dz = point.z - center.z;
return dx * dx + dy * dy + dz * dz;
}
/**
* Checks if the given point lies inside this octant's boundaries.
*
* This method can also be used to check if this octant intersects a sphere by
* providing a radius as bias.
*
* @param {Vector3} point - A point.
* @param {Number} bias - A padding that extends the boundaries temporarily.
* @return {Boolean} Whether the given point lies inside this octant.
*/
contains(point, bias) {
const min = this.min;
const max = this.max;
return (
point.x >= min.x - bias &&
point.y >= min.y - bias &&
point.z >= min.z - bias &&
point.x <= max.x + bias &&
point.y <= max.y + bias &&
point.z <= max.z + bias
);
}
/**
* Redistributes existing points to child octants.
*
* @param {Number} bias - A proximity threshold.
*/
redistribute(bias) {
const children = this.children;
const points = this.points;
const data = this.data;
let i, j, il, jl;
let child, point, entry;
if(children !== null) {
for(i = 0, il = points.length; i < il; ++i) {
point = points[i];
entry = data[i];
for(j = 0, jl = children.length; j < jl; ++j) {
child = children[j];
if(child.contains(point, bias)) {
if(child.points === null) {
child.points = [];
child.data = [];
}
child.points.push(point);
child.data.push(entry);
break;
}
}
}
}
this.points = null;
this.data = null;
}
/**
* Gathers all points from the children. The children are expected to be leaf
* octants and will be dropped afterwards.
*/
merge() {
const children = this.children;
let i, l;
let child;
if(children !== null) {
this.points = [];
this.data = [];
for(i = 0, l = children.length; i < l; ++i) {
child = children[i];
if(child.points !== null) {
this.points.push(...child.points);
this.data.push(...child.data);
}
}
this.children = null;
}
}
}


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{% extends 'base.html'%} {% block content%} Back to index
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If you are system administrator, you have right to promote common user to trusted user or system administrator, or promote trusted user to system
administrator
Under main menu (figure 2.1.2), select item 'Promote user', then screen like figure 4.2.1 will be seen, which let you desire to promote user to trusted
user or system administrator, then click the 'Next' button. Figure 4.2.2 will be shown to let you select appropriate user(s) for promotion. Select the
check-box in front of desired user's alias, and then click 'Save' button to promote selected user(s).
Please note that only appropriate users will be listed on figure 4.2.2. Therefore, if it has no any appropriate user available, the user list will
be empty.
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- __builtin__.object
-
- MediaSource
- atom.AtomBase(atom.ExtensionContainer)
-
- BatchId
- BatchInterrupted
- BatchOperation
- BatchStatus
- EntryLink
- ExtendedProperty
- FeedLink
- ItemsPerPage
- StartIndex
- TotalResults
- atom.Entry(atom.FeedEntryParent)
-
- GDataEntry(atom.Entry, LinkFinder)
-
- BatchEntry
- atom.Feed(atom.Source)
-
- GDataFeed(atom.Feed, LinkFinder)
-
- BatchFeed
- atom.LinkFinder(__builtin__.object)
-
- LinkFinder
-
- GDataEntry(atom.Entry, LinkFinder)
-
- BatchEntry
- GDataFeed(atom.Feed, LinkFinder)
-
- BatchFeed
- exceptions.Exception(exceptions.BaseException)
-
- Error
-
- MissingRequiredParameters
class BatchEntry(GDataEntry) |
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An atom:entry for use in batch requests.
The BatchEntry contains additional members to specify the operation to be
performed on this entry and a batch ID so that the server can reference
individual operations in the response feed. For more information, see:
http://code.google.com/apis/gdata/batch.html |
| |
- Method resolution order:
- BatchEntry
- GDataEntry
- atom.Entry
- atom.FeedEntryParent
- atom.AtomBase
- atom.ExtensionContainer
- LinkFinder
- atom.LinkFinder
- __builtin__.object
Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, author=None, category=None, content=None, contributor=None, atom_id=None, link=None, published=None, rights=None, source=None, summary=None, control=None, title=None, updated=None, batch_operation=None, batch_id=None, batch_status=None, extension_elements=None, extension_attributes=None, text=None)
Methods inherited from GDataEntry:
- GetMediaURL(self)
- Returns the URL to the media content, if the entry is a media entry.
Otherwise returns None.
- IsMedia(self)
- Determines whether or not an entry is a GData Media entry.
Data descriptors inherited from GDataEntry:
- id
Methods inherited from atom.AtomBase:
- ToString(self, string_encoding='UTF-8')
- Converts the Atom object to a string containing XML.
- __str__(self)
Methods inherited from atom.ExtensionContainer:
- FindExtensions(self, tag=None, namespace=None)
- Searches extension elements for child nodes with the desired name.
Returns a list of extension elements within this object whose tag
and/or namespace match those passed in. To find all extensions in
a particular namespace, specify the namespace but not the tag name.
If you specify only the tag, the result list may contain extension
elements in multiple namespaces.
Args:
tag: str (optional) The desired tag
namespace: str (optional) The desired namespace
Returns:
A list of elements whose tag and/or namespace match the parameters
values
Data descriptors inherited from atom.ExtensionContainer:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
Methods inherited from LinkFinder:
- GetAclLink(self)
- GetEditLink(self)
- GetEditMediaLink(self)
- The Picasa API mistakenly returns media-edit rather than edit-media, but
this may change soon.
- GetFeedLink(self)
- GetHtmlLink(self)
- Find the first link with rel of alternate and type of text/html
Returns:
An atom.Link or None if no links matched
- GetNextLink(self)
- GetPostLink(self)
- Get a link containing the POST target URL.
The POST target URL is used to insert new entries.
Returns:
A link object with a rel matching the POST type.
- GetPrevLink(self)
- GetSelfLink(self)
- Find the first link with rel set to 'self'
Returns:
An atom.Link or none if none of the links had rel equal to 'self'
Methods inherited from atom.LinkFinder:
- GetAlternateLink(self)
- GetLicenseLink(self)
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class BatchFeed(GDataFeed) |
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A feed containing a list of batch request entries. |
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- Method resolution order:
- BatchFeed
- GDataFeed
- atom.Feed
- atom.Source
- atom.FeedEntryParent
- atom.AtomBase
- atom.ExtensionContainer
- LinkFinder
- atom.LinkFinder
- __builtin__.object
Methods defined here:
- AddBatchEntry(self, entry=None, id_url_string=None, batch_id_string=None, operation_string=None)
- Logic for populating members of a BatchEntry and adding to the feed.
If the entry is not a BatchEntry, it is converted to a BatchEntry so
that the batch specific members will be present.
The id_url_string can be used in place of an entry if the batch operation
applies to a URL. For example query and delete operations require just
the URL of an entry, no body is sent in the HTTP request. If an
id_url_string is sent instead of an entry, a BatchEntry is created and
added to the feed.
This method also assigns the desired batch id to the entry so that it
can be referenced in the server's response. If the batch_id_string is
None, this method will assign a batch_id to be the index at which this
entry will be in the feed's entry list.
Args:
entry: BatchEntry, atom.Entry, or another Entry flavor (optional) The
entry which will be sent to the server as part of the batch request.
The item must have a valid atom id so that the server knows which
entry this request references.
id_url_string: str (optional) The URL of the entry to be acted on. You
can find this URL in the text member of the atom id for an entry.
If an entry is not sent, this id will be used to construct a new
BatchEntry which will be added to the request feed.
batch_id_string: str (optional) The batch ID to be used to reference
this batch operation in the results feed. If this parameter is None,
the current length of the feed's entry array will be used as a
count. Note that batch_ids should either always be specified or
never, mixing could potentially result in duplicate batch ids.
operation_string: str (optional) The desired batch operation which will
set the batch_operation.type member of the entry. Options are
'insert', 'update', 'delete', and 'query'
Raises:
MissingRequiredParameters: Raised if neither an id_ url_string nor an
entry are provided in the request.
Returns:
The added entry.
- AddDelete(self, url_string=None, entry=None, batch_id_string=None)
- Adds a delete request to the batch request feed.
This method takes either the url_string which is the atom id of the item
to be deleted, or the entry itself. The atom id of the entry must be
present so that the server knows which entry should be deleted.
Args:
url_string: str (optional) The URL of the entry to be deleted. You can
find this URL in the text member of the atom id for an entry.
entry: BatchEntry (optional) The entry to be deleted.
batch_id_string: str (optional)
Raises:
MissingRequiredParameters: Raised if neither a url_string nor an entry
are provided in the request.
- AddInsert(self, entry, batch_id_string=None)
- Add an insert request to the operations in this batch request feed.
If the entry doesn't yet have an operation or a batch id, these will
be set to the insert operation and a batch_id specified as a parameter.
Args:
entry: BatchEntry The entry which will be sent in the batch feed as an
insert request.
batch_id_string: str (optional) The batch ID to be used to reference
this batch operation in the results feed. If this parameter is None,
the current length of the feed's entry array will be used as a
count. Note that batch_ids should either always be specified or
never, mixing could potentially result in duplicate batch ids.
- AddQuery(self, url_string=None, entry=None, batch_id_string=None)
- Adds a query request to the batch request feed.
This method takes either the url_string which is the query URL
whose results will be added to the result feed. The query URL will
be encapsulated in a BatchEntry, and you may pass in the BatchEntry
with a query URL instead of sending a url_string.
Args:
url_string: str (optional)
entry: BatchEntry (optional)
batch_id_string: str (optional)
Raises:
MissingRequiredParameters
- AddUpdate(self, entry, batch_id_string=None)
- Add an update request to the list of batch operations in this feed.
Sets the operation type of the entry to insert if it is not already set
and assigns the desired batch id to the entry so that it can be
referenced in the server's response.
Args:
entry: BatchEntry The entry which will be sent to the server as an
update (HTTP PUT) request. The item must have a valid atom id
so that the server knows which entry to replace.
batch_id_string: str (optional) The batch ID to be used to reference
this batch operation in the results feed. If this parameter is None,
the current length of the feed's entry array will be used as a
count. See also comments for AddInsert.
- GetBatchLink(self)
- __init__(self, author=None, category=None, contributor=None, generator=None, icon=None, atom_id=None, link=None, logo=None, rights=None, subtitle=None, title=None, updated=None, entry=None, total_results=None, start_index=None, items_per_page=None, interrupted=None, extension_elements=None, extension_attributes=None, text=None)
Data descriptors inherited from GDataFeed:
- generator
- id
Methods inherited from atom.AtomBase:
- ToString(self, string_encoding='UTF-8')
- Converts the Atom object to a string containing XML.
- __str__(self)
Methods inherited from atom.ExtensionContainer:
- FindExtensions(self, tag=None, namespace=None)
- Searches extension elements for child nodes with the desired name.
Returns a list of extension elements within this object whose tag
and/or namespace match those passed in. To find all extensions in
a particular namespace, specify the namespace but not the tag name.
If you specify only the tag, the result list may contain extension
elements in multiple namespaces.
Args:
tag: str (optional) The desired tag
namespace: str (optional) The desired namespace
Returns:
A list of elements whose tag and/or namespace match the parameters
values
Data descriptors inherited from atom.ExtensionContainer:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
Methods inherited from LinkFinder:
- GetAclLink(self)
- GetEditLink(self)
- GetEditMediaLink(self)
- The Picasa API mistakenly returns media-edit rather than edit-media, but
this may change soon.
- GetFeedLink(self)
- GetHtmlLink(self)
- Find the first link with rel of alternate and type of text/html
Returns:
An atom.Link or None if no links matched
- GetNextLink(self)
- GetPostLink(self)
- Get a link containing the POST target URL.
The POST target URL is used to insert new entries.
Returns:
A link object with a rel matching the POST type.
- GetPrevLink(self)
- GetSelfLink(self)
- Find the first link with rel set to 'self'
Returns:
An atom.Link or none if none of the links had rel equal to 'self'
Methods inherited from atom.LinkFinder:
- GetAlternateLink(self)
- GetLicenseLink(self)
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class BatchId(atom.AtomBase) |
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- Method resolution order:
- BatchId
- atom.AtomBase
- atom.ExtensionContainer
- __builtin__.object
Methods inherited from atom.AtomBase:
- ToString(self, string_encoding='UTF-8')
- Converts the Atom object to a string containing XML.
- __init__(*args, **kwargs)
- # The deprecated_function wraps the actual call to f.
- __str__(self)
Methods inherited from atom.ExtensionContainer:
- FindExtensions(self, tag=None, namespace=None)
- Searches extension elements for child nodes with the desired name.
Returns a list of extension elements within this object whose tag
and/or namespace match those passed in. To find all extensions in
a particular namespace, specify the namespace but not the tag name.
If you specify only the tag, the result list may contain extension
elements in multiple namespaces.
Args:
tag: str (optional) The desired tag
namespace: str (optional) The desired namespace
Returns:
A list of elements whose tag and/or namespace match the parameters
values
Data descriptors inherited from atom.ExtensionContainer:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
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class BatchInterrupted(atom.AtomBase) |
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The batch:interrupted element sent if batch request was interrupted.
Only appears in a feed if some of the batch entries could not be processed.
See: http://code.google.com/apis/gdata/batch.html#Handling_Errors |
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- Method resolution order:
- BatchInterrupted
- atom.AtomBase
- atom.ExtensionContainer
- __builtin__.object
Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, reason=None, success=None, failures=None, parsed=None, extension_elements=None, extension_attributes=None, text=None)
Methods inherited from atom.AtomBase:
- ToString(self, string_encoding='UTF-8')
- Converts the Atom object to a string containing XML.
- __str__(self)
Methods inherited from atom.ExtensionContainer:
- FindExtensions(self, tag=None, namespace=None)
- Searches extension elements for child nodes with the desired name.
Returns a list of extension elements within this object whose tag
and/or namespace match those passed in. To find all extensions in
a particular namespace, specify the namespace but not the tag name.
If you specify only the tag, the result list may contain extension
elements in multiple namespaces.
Args:
tag: str (optional) The desired tag
namespace: str (optional) The desired namespace
Returns:
A list of elements whose tag and/or namespace match the parameters
values
Data descriptors inherited from atom.ExtensionContainer:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
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class BatchOperation(atom.AtomBase) |
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- Method resolution order:
- BatchOperation
- atom.AtomBase
- atom.ExtensionContainer
- __builtin__.object
Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, op_type=None, extension_elements=None, extension_attributes=None, text=None)
Methods inherited from atom.AtomBase:
- ToString(self, string_encoding='UTF-8')
- Converts the Atom object to a string containing XML.
- __str__(self)
Methods inherited from atom.ExtensionContainer:
- FindExtensions(self, tag=None, namespace=None)
- Searches extension elements for child nodes with the desired name.
Returns a list of extension elements within this object whose tag
and/or namespace match those passed in. To find all extensions in
a particular namespace, specify the namespace but not the tag name.
If you specify only the tag, the result list may contain extension
elements in multiple namespaces.
Args:
tag: str (optional) The desired tag
namespace: str (optional) The desired namespace
Returns:
A list of elements whose tag and/or namespace match the parameters
values
Data descriptors inherited from atom.ExtensionContainer:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
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class BatchStatus(atom.AtomBase) |
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The batch:status element present in a batch response entry.
A status element contains the code (HTTP response code) and
reason as elements. In a single request these fields would
be part of the HTTP response, but in a batch request each
Entry operation has a corresponding Entry in the response
feed which includes status information.
See http://code.google.com/apis/gdata/batch.html#Handling_Errors |
| |
- Method resolution order:
- BatchStatus
- atom.AtomBase
- atom.ExtensionContainer
- __builtin__.object
Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, code=None, reason=None, content_type=None, extension_elements=None, extension_attributes=None, text=None)
Methods inherited from atom.AtomBase:
- ToString(self, string_encoding='UTF-8')
- Converts the Atom object to a string containing XML.
- __str__(self)
Methods inherited from atom.ExtensionContainer:
- FindExtensions(self, tag=None, namespace=None)
- Searches extension elements for child nodes with the desired name.
Returns a list of extension elements within this object whose tag
and/or namespace match those passed in. To find all extensions in
a particular namespace, specify the namespace but not the tag name.
If you specify only the tag, the result list may contain extension
elements in multiple namespaces.
Args:
tag: str (optional) The desired tag
namespace: str (optional) The desired namespace
Returns:
A list of elements whose tag and/or namespace match the parameters
values
Data descriptors inherited from atom.ExtensionContainer:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
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class EntryLink(atom.AtomBase) |
| |
The gd:entryLink element |
| |
- Method resolution order:
- EntryLink
- atom.AtomBase
- atom.ExtensionContainer
- __builtin__.object
Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, href=None, read_only=None, rel=None, entry=None, extension_elements=None, extension_attributes=None, text=None)
Methods inherited from atom.AtomBase:
- ToString(self, string_encoding='UTF-8')
- Converts the Atom object to a string containing XML.
- __str__(self)
Methods inherited from atom.ExtensionContainer:
- FindExtensions(self, tag=None, namespace=None)
- Searches extension elements for child nodes with the desired name.
Returns a list of extension elements within this object whose tag
and/or namespace match those passed in. To find all extensions in
a particular namespace, specify the namespace but not the tag name.
If you specify only the tag, the result list may contain extension
elements in multiple namespaces.
Args:
tag: str (optional) The desired tag
namespace: str (optional) The desired namespace
Returns:
A list of elements whose tag and/or namespace match the parameters
values
Data descriptors inherited from atom.ExtensionContainer:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
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class ExtendedProperty(atom.AtomBase) |
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The Google Data extendedProperty element.
Used to store arbitrary key-value information specific to your
application. The value can either be a text string stored as an XML
attribute (.value), or an XML node (XmlBlob) as a child element.
This element is used in the Google Calendar data API and the Google
Contacts data API. |
| |
- Method resolution order:
- ExtendedProperty
- atom.AtomBase
- atom.ExtensionContainer
- __builtin__.object
Methods defined here:
- GetXmlBlobExtensionElement(self)
- Returns the XML blob as an atom.ExtensionElement.
Returns:
An atom.ExtensionElement representing the blob's XML, or None if no
blob was set.
- GetXmlBlobString(self)
- Returns the XML blob as a string.
Returns:
A string containing the blob's XML, or None if no blob was set.
- SetXmlBlob(self, blob)
- Sets the contents of the extendedProperty to XML as a child node.
Since the extendedProperty is only allowed one child element as an XML
blob, setting the XML blob will erase any preexisting extension elements
in this object.
Args:
blob: str, ElementTree Element or atom.ExtensionElement representing
the XML blob stored in the extendedProperty.
- __init__(self, name=None, value=None, extension_elements=None, extension_attributes=None, text=None)
Methods inherited from atom.AtomBase:
- ToString(self, string_encoding='UTF-8')
- Converts the Atom object to a string containing XML.
- __str__(self)
Methods inherited from atom.ExtensionContainer:
- FindExtensions(self, tag=None, namespace=None)
- Searches extension elements for child nodes with the desired name.
Returns a list of extension elements within this object whose tag
and/or namespace match those passed in. To find all extensions in
a particular namespace, specify the namespace but not the tag name.
If you specify only the tag, the result list may contain extension
elements in multiple namespaces.
Args:
tag: str (optional) The desired tag
namespace: str (optional) The desired namespace
Returns:
A list of elements whose tag and/or namespace match the parameters
values
Data descriptors inherited from atom.ExtensionContainer:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
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class FeedLink(atom.AtomBase) |
| |
The gd:feedLink element |
| |
- Method resolution order:
- FeedLink
- atom.AtomBase
- atom.ExtensionContainer
- __builtin__.object
Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, count_hint=None, href=None, read_only=None, rel=None, feed=None, extension_elements=None, extension_attributes=None, text=None)
Methods inherited from atom.AtomBase:
- ToString(self, string_encoding='UTF-8')
- Converts the Atom object to a string containing XML.
- __str__(self)
Methods inherited from atom.ExtensionContainer:
- FindExtensions(self, tag=None, namespace=None)
- Searches extension elements for child nodes with the desired name.
Returns a list of extension elements within this object whose tag
and/or namespace match those passed in. To find all extensions in
a particular namespace, specify the namespace but not the tag name.
If you specify only the tag, the result list may contain extension
elements in multiple namespaces.
Args:
tag: str (optional) The desired tag
namespace: str (optional) The desired namespace
Returns:
A list of elements whose tag and/or namespace match the parameters
values
Data descriptors inherited from atom.ExtensionContainer:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
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class GDataEntry(atom.Entry, LinkFinder) |
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Extends Atom Entry to provide data processing |
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- Method resolution order:
- GDataEntry
- atom.Entry
- atom.FeedEntryParent
- atom.AtomBase
- atom.ExtensionContainer
- LinkFinder
- atom.LinkFinder
- __builtin__.object
Methods defined here:
- GetMediaURL(self)
- Returns the URL to the media content, if the entry is a media entry.
Otherwise returns None.
- IsMedia(self)
- Determines whether or not an entry is a GData Media entry.
Data descriptors defined here:
- id
Methods inherited from atom.Entry:
- __init__(*args, **kwargs)
- # The deprecated_function wraps the actual call to f.
Methods inherited from atom.AtomBase:
- ToString(self, string_encoding='UTF-8')
- Converts the Atom object to a string containing XML.
- __str__(self)
Methods inherited from atom.ExtensionContainer:
- FindExtensions(self, tag=None, namespace=None)
- Searches extension elements for child nodes with the desired name.
Returns a list of extension elements within this object whose tag
and/or namespace match those passed in. To find all extensions in
a particular namespace, specify the namespace but not the tag name.
If you specify only the tag, the result list may contain extension
elements in multiple namespaces.
Args:
tag: str (optional) The desired tag
namespace: str (optional) The desired namespace
Returns:
A list of elements whose tag and/or namespace match the parameters
values
Data descriptors inherited from atom.ExtensionContainer:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
Methods inherited from LinkFinder:
- GetAclLink(self)
- GetEditLink(self)
- GetEditMediaLink(self)
- The Picasa API mistakenly returns media-edit rather than edit-media, but
this may change soon.
- GetFeedLink(self)
- GetHtmlLink(self)
- Find the first link with rel of alternate and type of text/html
Returns:
An atom.Link or None if no links matched
- GetNextLink(self)
- GetPostLink(self)
- Get a link containing the POST target URL.
The POST target URL is used to insert new entries.
Returns:
A link object with a rel matching the POST type.
- GetPrevLink(self)
- GetSelfLink(self)
- Find the first link with rel set to 'self'
Returns:
An atom.Link or none if none of the links had rel equal to 'self'
Methods inherited from atom.LinkFinder:
- GetAlternateLink(self)
- GetLicenseLink(self)
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class GDataFeed(atom.Feed, LinkFinder) |
| |
A Feed from a GData service |
| |
- Method resolution order:
- GDataFeed
- atom.Feed
- atom.Source
- atom.FeedEntryParent
- atom.AtomBase
- atom.ExtensionContainer
- LinkFinder
- atom.LinkFinder
- __builtin__.object
Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, author=None, category=None, contributor=None, generator=None, icon=None, atom_id=None, link=None, logo=None, rights=None, subtitle=None, title=None, updated=None, entry=None, total_results=None, start_index=None, items_per_page=None, extension_elements=None, extension_attributes=None, text=None)
- Constructor for Source
Args:
author: list (optional) A list of Author instances which belong to this
class.
category: list (optional) A list of Category instances
contributor: list (optional) A list on Contributor instances
generator: Generator (optional)
icon: Icon (optional)
id: Id (optional) The entry's Id element
link: list (optional) A list of Link instances
logo: Logo (optional)
rights: Rights (optional) The entry's Rights element
subtitle: Subtitle (optional) The entry's subtitle element
title: Title (optional) the entry's title element
updated: Updated (optional) the entry's updated element
entry: list (optional) A list of the Entry instances contained in the
feed.
text: String (optional) The text contents of the element. This is the
contents of the Entry's XML text node.
(Example: <foo>This is the text</foo>)
extension_elements: list (optional) A list of ExtensionElement instances
which are children of this element.
extension_attributes: dict (optional) A dictionary of strings which are
the values for additional XML attributes of this element.
Data descriptors defined here:
- generator
- id
Methods inherited from atom.AtomBase:
- ToString(self, string_encoding='UTF-8')
- Converts the Atom object to a string containing XML.
- __str__(self)
Methods inherited from atom.ExtensionContainer:
- FindExtensions(self, tag=None, namespace=None)
- Searches extension elements for child nodes with the desired name.
Returns a list of extension elements within this object whose tag
and/or namespace match those passed in. To find all extensions in
a particular namespace, specify the namespace but not the tag name.
If you specify only the tag, the result list may contain extension
elements in multiple namespaces.
Args:
tag: str (optional) The desired tag
namespace: str (optional) The desired namespace
Returns:
A list of elements whose tag and/or namespace match the parameters
values
Data descriptors inherited from atom.ExtensionContainer:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
Methods inherited from LinkFinder:
- GetAclLink(self)
- GetEditLink(self)
- GetEditMediaLink(self)
- The Picasa API mistakenly returns media-edit rather than edit-media, but
this may change soon.
- GetFeedLink(self)
- GetHtmlLink(self)
- Find the first link with rel of alternate and type of text/html
Returns:
An atom.Link or None if no links matched
- GetNextLink(self)
- GetPostLink(self)
- Get a link containing the POST target URL.
The POST target URL is used to insert new entries.
Returns:
A link object with a rel matching the POST type.
- GetPrevLink(self)
- GetSelfLink(self)
- Find the first link with rel set to 'self'
Returns:
An atom.Link or none if none of the links had rel equal to 'self'
Methods inherited from atom.LinkFinder:
- GetAlternateLink(self)
- GetLicenseLink(self)
|
class ItemsPerPage(atom.AtomBase) |
| |
The opensearch:itemsPerPage element in GData feed |
| |
- Method resolution order:
- ItemsPerPage
- atom.AtomBase
- atom.ExtensionContainer
- __builtin__.object
Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, extension_elements=None, extension_attributes=None, text=None)
Methods inherited from atom.AtomBase:
- ToString(self, string_encoding='UTF-8')
- Converts the Atom object to a string containing XML.
- __str__(self)
Methods inherited from atom.ExtensionContainer:
- FindExtensions(self, tag=None, namespace=None)
- Searches extension elements for child nodes with the desired name.
Returns a list of extension elements within this object whose tag
and/or namespace match those passed in. To find all extensions in
a particular namespace, specify the namespace but not the tag name.
If you specify only the tag, the result list may contain extension
elements in multiple namespaces.
Args:
tag: str (optional) The desired tag
namespace: str (optional) The desired namespace
Returns:
A list of elements whose tag and/or namespace match the parameters
values
Data descriptors inherited from atom.ExtensionContainer:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
|
class LinkFinder(atom.LinkFinder) |
| |
An "interface" providing methods to find link elements
GData Entry elements often contain multiple links which differ in the rel
attribute or content type. Often, developers are interested in a specific
type of link so this class provides methods to find specific classes of
links.
This class is used as a mixin in GData entries. |
| |
- Method resolution order:
- LinkFinder
- atom.LinkFinder
- __builtin__.object
Methods defined here:
- GetAclLink(self)
- GetEditLink(self)
- GetEditMediaLink(self)
- The Picasa API mistakenly returns media-edit rather than edit-media, but
this may change soon.
- GetFeedLink(self)
- GetHtmlLink(self)
- Find the first link with rel of alternate and type of text/html
Returns:
An atom.Link or None if no links matched
- GetNextLink(self)
- GetPostLink(self)
- Get a link containing the POST target URL.
The POST target URL is used to insert new entries.
Returns:
A link object with a rel matching the POST type.
- GetPrevLink(self)
- GetSelfLink(self)
- Find the first link with rel set to 'self'
Returns:
An atom.Link or none if none of the links had rel equal to 'self'
Methods inherited from atom.LinkFinder:
- GetAlternateLink(self)
- GetLicenseLink(self)
Data descriptors inherited from atom.LinkFinder:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
|
class MediaSource(__builtin__.object) |
| |
GData Entries can refer to media sources, so this class provides a
place to store references to these objects along with some metadata. |
| |
Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, file_handle=None, content_type=None, content_length=None, file_path=None, file_name=None)
- Creates an object of type MediaSource.
Args:
file_handle: A file handle pointing to the file to be encapsulated in the
MediaSource
content_type: string The MIME type of the file. Required if a file_handle
is given.
content_length: int The size of the file. Required if a file_handle is
given.
file_path: string (optional) A full path name to the file. Used in
place of a file_handle.
file_name: string The name of the file without any path information.
Required if a file_handle is given.
- setFile(self, file_name, content_type)
- A helper function which can create a file handle from a given filename
and set the content type and length all at once.
Args:
file_name: string The path and file name to the file containing the media
content_type: string A MIME type representing the type of the media
Data descriptors defined here:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
|
class StartIndex(atom.AtomBase) |
| |
The opensearch:startIndex element in GData feed |
| |
- Method resolution order:
- StartIndex
- atom.AtomBase
- atom.ExtensionContainer
- __builtin__.object
Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, extension_elements=None, extension_attributes=None, text=None)
Methods inherited from atom.AtomBase:
- ToString(self, string_encoding='UTF-8')
- Converts the Atom object to a string containing XML.
- __str__(self)
Methods inherited from atom.ExtensionContainer:
- FindExtensions(self, tag=None, namespace=None)
- Searches extension elements for child nodes with the desired name.
Returns a list of extension elements within this object whose tag
and/or namespace match those passed in. To find all extensions in
a particular namespace, specify the namespace but not the tag name.
If you specify only the tag, the result list may contain extension
elements in multiple namespaces.
Args:
tag: str (optional) The desired tag
namespace: str (optional) The desired namespace
Returns:
A list of elements whose tag and/or namespace match the parameters
values
Data descriptors inherited from atom.ExtensionContainer:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
|
class TotalResults(atom.AtomBase) |
| |
opensearch:TotalResults for a GData feed |
| |
- Method resolution order:
- TotalResults
- atom.AtomBase
- atom.ExtensionContainer
- __builtin__.object
Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, extension_elements=None, extension_attributes=None, text=None)
Methods inherited from atom.AtomBase:
- ToString(self, string_encoding='UTF-8')
- Converts the Atom object to a string containing XML.
- __str__(self)
Methods inherited from atom.ExtensionContainer:
- FindExtensions(self, tag=None, namespace=None)
- Searches extension elements for child nodes with the desired name.
Returns a list of extension elements within this object whose tag
and/or namespace match those passed in. To find all extensions in
a particular namespace, specify the namespace but not the tag name.
If you specify only the tag, the result list may contain extension
elements in multiple namespaces.
Args:
tag: str (optional) The desired tag
namespace: str (optional) The desired namespace
Returns:
A list of elements whose tag and/or namespace match the parameters
values
Data descriptors inherited from atom.ExtensionContainer:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
| |


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A colleague in the UK who is going to teach Software Carpentry asked about setting up repositories. In particular, he doesn't have a server where he can create accounts and repos, so he was thinking of using Git or Mercurial, and having students host their repos on their own machines. That's not actually necessary: if you're going the locally-hosted route, and giving each student a separate repository, you can still use Subversion: just use the "file:" protocol for connecting instead of "http:" or "svn+ssh:". For example:
$ pwd /users/gvw $ mkdir demo $ cd demo $ svnadmin create jon $ svn checkout file:///users/gvw/demo/jon mycopy $ ls jon mycopy $ cd mycopy $ touch example.txt $ svn add example.txt A example.txt $ svn commit -m "Checking in an example file" Adding example.txt Transmitting file data . Committed revision 1.
The repository can be anywhere on the local file system—I just put it and the working copy in the same directory so that they'd be easy to delete afterward. And a repository that you're accessing via the "file:" protocol can also be accessed through other protocols—SVN does a good job of separating protocol from storage. The only thing I trip over when I'm doing this is the triple slash: the protocol spec is "file://" (two slashes) and then there's the absolute path to the repo (which starts with another slash) making for three in all.


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I recently came back from a graduation, 🎓 day in Canterbury, England. There, I have received in the most sumptuous Cathedral, a Master of Science in Advanced Computer Science, 🧪 and Computational Intelligence with Distinction from the University of Kent.
I had a lot of choice of destinations to do a double degree arrangement during my last years at ECE. I decided to choose this one as it seemed to me the best opportunity to both enter the academical system, get a degree from an english speaking country and learn about machine learning.
There I went to live on the campus in what I found to be a gigantic university. My room was 10sq meters large and with only a small window showing an empty field. I cried for 10mn straight when I arrived. Coming back from a crazy internship, some conferences in Lausanne and a life in Paris… it was different.
But I knew that everything was in my head and that if I would to put things in order and create a nice environment, I may be happy, 😃. There I put the distraction away, far away and I was left with myself and a will to learn.
I took courses and even 2 additional ones (out of curiosity). I got books, 📖 at the library and set in order a daily planning that filled my day entirely.
I had one, ☝ plan. To produce an amazing master thesis, to learn as much as I could and to find the best possible Ph.D.
Boy it was nice, 👍 . My girlfriend, at the time, was living in London and I cam every 2 weekends to see her and spend time in the city. I was not envying her as I discover the peacefulness of Kent.
The efforts were worth it and I would never do things differently, I discovered the British way of life with its Wittabix, pubs, 8 pints, 🍻🍺 a night, its porridges and brunches.
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FILM TITLE: QUEEN MARGOT DIRECTOR: PATRICE CHEREAU COUNTRY: FRANCE 1994 CINEMATOGRAPHY: PHILIPPE ROUSSELOT MUSIC: GORAN BREGOVIC CAST: Daniel Auteuil (Henri de Navarre), Isabelle Adjani (Margot), Jean-Hughes Anglade (Louis IX), Vincent Perez (Le Mole), Virna Lisi (Queen Catherine), Jean Claude Briarly (Coligny), Dominique Blanc (Henriette) SUPER FEATURES:Excellent acting. Well written.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Not since Ken Russell's THE DEVILS has a film come up so brutal, and yet so well pointed in its purpose. Generally, brutality is used as a literal example of the viciousness which people tend to have towards each other.  Like THE DEVILS, this film, does have its share of carnage and intoxicating images, which could easily make the very church sick, knowing the image that it has carried for many years.
But I suppose that it is the fact that this film easily attacks the religious sense behind it, that makes it stand out as THE DEVILS did. As such, it is not a film for just about anyone. But aside from its carnal instinct, it is a marvelous film, that tells its story very well. It also, clearly, shows why the French had so many internal problems, one of which could be excused so easily on the church and the faith that was accepted by the throne and the royalty.
It was 1572, when the French crown is making an attempt to extend itself, and find a way to make the country stronger. And for it to do that, it had to set up several marriages of convenience. And some of these marriages were not perfect, although others worked. This one involved the King's sister, who was to marry Henri of Navarre, with the idea of bringing the independent area with long ties to the Spanish crown under wraps.
And the unhappy marriage is not consummated for quite sometime, as they seem to be having their own problems of acceptance of each other. Margot, independent of spirit and body, still, on occasion takes to the streets to pick up a man for a few strokes. And one day, she comes across one that is far better of a lover than others. La Mole becomes a dream for her, and, as is everything else that she likes, he also happens to be sided with the Protestants.
The revenging brother tries to kill the king, and Henri de Navarre, so he himself can become king. And eventually, be it one of his mother's ploys or his own, they finally succeed in killing the king. And a puppet is set up. La Mole becomes the perfect case. With one swing, the new king will have gotten rid of two tormentors. And Margot will have been destroyed.
The end states that Margot exiled herself to Navarre and though she divorced Henri, they remained friends for a long time. The new king of France, got there by the death of his own brother who may have been accidentally poisoned by one of the mother's ploys to get rid of Henri.
The film is incredibly well photographed, and like THE DEVILS, it also brings across the serenity after the terrible destruction. It also uses music very nicely. But the serenity only lasts a while until another charge takes place.
While the film may not quite be a great expose of the French history, it does show, clearly, the corruption that was around these courts, and how many got to where they were. As long as they are in favor, they went along with the courts. And as soon as they were out of favor, they were dead. That simple. And at all turns, the new king is thanking God for his good fortunes, which were quite good, even if he had to protect himself.
Isabelle Adjani is excellent, in an impossible role, as is Vincent Perez as her lover. The rest of the cast is well suited, and all the visible characters are well rehearsed and well designed. It's hard to find something out of place.
A great film, though the brutality will turn many people off. But it is very well done.
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Very disappointing. After a reasonably promising run of pre-season friendlies, The Yeltz got off to a dismal start in the real stuff, going down 1-0 at The Grove to Dorchester .
In an uninspiring match, the only goal of the game was a penalty early in the second half to the visitors. Not what we were looking for but it's early days yet so let's not get too downhearted .
Old news now but if you haven't heard, we've signed ex-Northern Ireland international Rob Dennison - for a bit anyway. Let's hope he's as successful as his old Wolves teammate Paul Birch has been.
Anyway I'm back from me hols now so hopefully the site will be a bit more up-to-date than it has been of late :-)


My First PDC as a Microsoftie
After all the preparation, planning and sheer work, it's a letdown for the PDC
to actually be over. It was an amazing experience for me to be "back stage" at a
PDC, the only conference I'd spent my own money on for years (although as a
speaker, they let me in gratis this year : ).
Things I Heard:
As a
Microsoft employee, my job is to listen and take feedback home. Here's what I
heard:
- Longhorn, Avalon/XAML, Indigo, WinFS, ClickOnce: good
-
Improvements in VS.NET and ASP.NET: good
- Indigo and ClickOnce
on existing versions of Windows: good
- Avalon not available on
existing versions of Windows: not so good
(Avalon changes things
all the way to the device driver level, so retrofitting it to existing
versions of Windows is impractical) - Not being able to download the
PDC Longhorn and VS.NET Whidbey bits: not so good
(MSDN
subscribers can request the CDs to be sent to them) - Developers
that didn't go to the PDC and don't have MSDN subscriptions not getting PDC
bits: not so good
(the public beta in the summer of 2004 will open
this up considerably) -
The Longhorn Developer Center features and content: good
(whew
: ) - Having all kinds of Microsofties at the PDC and on the
newsgroups and mailing lists to answer questions and take feedback: good
-
Publicly contributed
annotations on the Longhorn SDK content: good
- Longhorn
bits running under Virtual PC: good
- Longhorn bits amazingly
functional and stable: good
- Longhorn bits not especially
speedy: not so good
(these are the earliest OS bits we've ever
given to folks -- Longhorn will have years to improve in this and
every other regard) - Availability of PDC network, both wired and
wireless: not so good
(don't know why this happened) -
Stacking up outside the rooms of overflowing sessions: not so good
(although MS attendees were very good about giving up their seats to paying
customers) - Microsoft's commitment to pushing managed code so far
into the OS: good
- Lots of folks interested in contributing to
the Longhorn developer community: good
(if you're planning
something,
please let me know)
Things I Got To Do:
Also, as a
first timer backstage at the PDC (and a long-time member of the Windows
developer community), I got to do all kinds of fun things:
- Give a
pre-conference tutorial on WinForms with Rocky Lhotka, a fellow giant
Minnesotan with whom I'd never before had a chance to work
- Prepare
Sunday night to do the keynote demo in Chris Anderson's place on Monday
morning with Don Box and Jim Allchin in case Chris couldn't make it past the
fires in time
- Hang out on the PDC keynote stage late at night,
soaking up the Chairman of the Board and Sr. VPs doing their last minute
preparations (and inadvertently making career-limiting statements : )
-
Watch Don and Chris and Jim pull off an amazing all-code keynote that will
go down in history as one of the PDC's best
- Hang out at the Ask The
Experts session, coding up repros and solutions to WinForms questions
alongside Mark "Mr. WinForms" Boulter
- Wandering the streets of
downtown LA with Frank Redmond looking for Tim Ewald's surprise birthday
party
- Answer questions instead of ask them at the MSDN booth
-
Being
interviewed by Jon Box of Sys-Con Radio and an old ATL student who
blames me for his career choices
- Spent a lot of time telling people
about MSDN Developer
Centers, where my friends at MSDN work very hard to pull information out
of the vast MSDN library and organize it for particular audiences, e.g. C#,
VB.NET, ASP.NET, Security, VS.NET, the .NET Framework, Architecture, etc.
-
Shake hands and sign autographs and have my picture taken with all kinds of
old friends and ex-students and readers and conference attendees
-
Gush like a fan-boy at Tim O'Reilly
- Watch a block full of cars all
go backwards one night getting back into "first positions" (it was
California, after all : )
- See the 4' high by 20' long WinFS schema
and realize just how much work the WinFS guys are actually doing to capture
"Everyday Information"
- Send out the official welcome to
the WinFX newsgroups
- Make tweaks to several potential keynote
demos at the last possible moment
- Do an interview with .NET
Developer Journal that let me tell my side of all kinds of stories
-
Get all kinds of feedback from internal and external folks saying nice
things about the project that has consumed me for the last 6 months:
the Longhorn Developer Center
- Go to a 1am show of
The Metal Shop heavy metal "mock 'n' roll" band at the Viper Room on the
strip in Hollywood with John Shewchuk and Matt Pietrek and screaming my
voice raw to the lyrics
- Meet Sunny Day live and in person
-
Hang out with
Matt Pietrek, one of my personal heroes, along with
Tim and Sarah and most of my closest friends (where was
Craig?!?)
- Shake my tail feathers to
yet another amazing Band on the Runtime gig
- Attend all kinds of
technical sessions on the technologies of Longhorn so that I can continue to
live the Longhorn life for those developers that aren't yet able to
-
Start the collection of items for a Longhorn Developer FAQ which I'll post
when it reaches critical mass
- Hang out with architects from two of
the three main pillars of Longhorn (Don Box, Indigo and Chris Anderson,
Avalon) at the The Kettle in Hermosa Beach
- Share a room with the
19-year old .NET wunderkind, Ryan Dawson
At this PDC, I
definitely got to see how the sausage was made, but that still didn't take away
from the deep, rich flavor. Recommend.


| DOSE: |
250 mg |
smoked |
Damiana |
(dried) |
| |
250 mg |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
I procured a 16-ounce bag of Damiana from a local herbal-occult store and discussed the issue of damiana's reputation as an aphrodisiac with a friend. She agreed that it was an interesting idea, and found listings for its uses for nerves and tension, thought it would be a good idea to mix the damiana with cannabis in equal parts, smoke it, observe and compare effects upon perception and sensation.
In a softly-lit laboratory, with throw pillows and trip hop we blended the herbs. We chopped and mixed half a gram of each: the damiana and some good crippy and plugged it in a bowl. Smoked it. Right away (2 minutes) we tasted the light syrupy aftertaste, much like chamomile, and felt the usual effects of the THC.
After 5 minutes we began feeling a slight tingle in the extremities, pins and needles, etc., and her nipples popped. At 10min our skin felt cold and somewhat numb. My privates got kinda twitchy and I was pleasantly amused. At 15min we hit a mildly state of sensory flux. My depth perception and equilibrium were affected by this point. She reported numbness throughout the limbs.
At 20min we felt stoned, there was some interesting speech-cognitive deviation from our typical pass-the-bowl pattern. I felt speedy as if we had dropped LSD. At 30min the bitter note in the taste of the damiana became very pronounced. At 40min, random hedonistic phenomena manifested in lieu of munchies.
What we concluded is that the mix had effects beyond the range of a typical bowl.  Time seemed to fly by, and we did not get munchies. Our balance was off, but the funk was on, and a groove was beheld by all. We rated this mix as PROFESSIONALS ONLY with a difficulty of 80%, B+.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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--- status: publish published: true title: Hadoop excerpt: "Single node Hadoop-cluster" date: '2009-12-06 13:15:03 +0100' ---
Spent an evening a couple of days ago setting up a single node Hadoop-cluster. It turned out to be a pretty simple process, mainly thanks to Michael G. Knoll's great tutorial, although it did not cover all the details, it prooved to be of great help.
Haven't really had time to test the setup yet, will post an update when I have. Next step will be to setup a multi-node cluster and see how MapReduce programs perform.


Bonnie and Clyde actor Michael J Pollard dies aged 80
Michael J Pollard, best known for his role in Bonnie and Clyde has passed away at the age of 80.
Michael shot to fame as an actor in 1967 and as well as Bonnie and Clyde he had featuring roles in Lost In Space and Star Trek.
The star reportedly died on Wednesday of a cardiac arrest at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, his friend Dawn Walker told The Hollywood Reporter.
‘He was quite a character without knowing it,’ Alison Martino, who first reported Pollard’s death, wrote on her Vintage Los Angeles Facebook page.
‘He walked everywhere and never repeated his stories because he had so many. The only thing he repeated was his love for Turner Classic Movies. And you could never call him after 7:30 because he’d be watching Jeopardy.’
Tributes have been pouring in online from fans and former colleagues.
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Director Rob Zombie took to Facebook to pay his tribute.
He began: ‘We have lost another member of our HOUSE OF 1000 CORPSES family. I woke up to the news that Michael J. Pollard had died. I have always loved his work and his truly unique on screen presence. He was one of the first actors I knew I had to work with as soon as I got my first film off the ground. He will be missed.
‘I can’t believe all three of my friends in this picture are now gone.’
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Makes 2
Preheat the oven to 225C/450F/Gas 7.
Lay out one sheet of ready-made filo pastry and brush with the beaten egg.
Top this sheet with another sheet of ready-made filo pastry and repeat, until there are three layers of filo. Repeat this process to create two prepared filo bases.
Place one slice of pork at one end of each filo base and top with the chilli flakes and tarragon.
Sprinkle both with brown sugar and dried apricot pieces.
Brush around the sides with the beaten egg and fold in the sides, then loosely roll up and seal with more of the beaten egg.
Lay the parcels onto an oiled baking sheet. Brush all over with the beaten egg, sprinkle with sesame seeds and place in the oven for 10-12 minutes or until cooked through. Remove from the oven and set aside.
For the compote, place the apple and sugar in a pan with a splash of water. Heat to a simmer and gently cook for seven minutes, or until soft. Remove from the heat and mash with a potato masher. Return to a gentle heat and drizzle with honey.
To serve, place the compote into a warm dish and top with the pork parcels, garnished with chives and a drizzle of sesame oil.