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Clickable <label>
test
These tests are to determine whether the <label>
contents are clickable as well as the form control itself when the <label>
is wrapped or unwrapped.
Example 01: Unwrapped <label>
Code
<form action="#">
<input id="one" type="checkbox">
<label for="one">Subscribe</label>
</form>
Example 02: Wrapped <label>
Code
<form action="#">
<label for="two">
<input id="two" type="checkbox">
Subscribe
</label>
</form>
Results
All modern browsers include the <label>
and checkbox as triggers to change the state of the checkbox.


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SpritSpin
SpriteSpin is a jQuery plugin that turns image frames into animations. It requires an array of images or a stiched sprite sheet and plays them frame by frame like a flip book. The aim of this plugin is to provide a 360 degree view of any kind of product.
The plugin is built with extensibility in mind and allows web developers to customize the behavior and presentation of the animations.
Requirements
SpriteSpin depends on the jQuery-1.4.2 framework and later. Although the basic usability is straight forward a bit of javascript knowledge is required.
Buzzwords
- 360 Views
- Panorama Views
- Touch Support
- Extensible
- Api
- No flash
Browsers
- IE 6 and greater
- Opera
- Firefox
- Safari
- Chrome
Mobile
- iPhone
- iPad
- Android
- WP7 no touch support
Download
view source on github
view annoted source code
download zip
If you are looking for the old version, you can download it here
License
Code licensed under the MIT licenseGetting Started
Basic Setup
Reference jQuery and SpriteSpin scripts
<script src='jquery-1.4.2.js' type='text/javascript' /> <script src='spritespin.js' type='text/javascrip' />
Create a container for SpriteSpin
<div id='mySpriteSpin'/>
Initialize the plugin
<script type='text/javascript'> $("#mySpriteSpin").spritespin({ // path to the source images. source: [ "path/to/frame_001.jpg", "path/to/frame_002.jpg", "path/to/frame_003.jpg", "path/to/frame_004.jpg", "path/to/frame_005.jpg", "path/to/frame_006.jpg", "path/to/frame_007.jpg", "path/to/frame_008.jpg", "path/to/frame_009.jpg", "path/to/frame_010.jpg", ], width : 480, // width in pixels of the window/frame height : 327, // height in pixels of the window/frame }); </script>
Sprite Sheets
A sprite sheet contains all the image frames within a single image. The frames must be continuously aligned from left to right in one or multiple rows. The sprite sheet initialization requires two additional parameters. The total number of used frames and the number of frames in one row.
<script type='text/javascript'> $("#mySpriteSpin").spritespin({ source : "sprites/bike6x6_big.jpg", // path to sprite sheet width : 480, // width in pixels of the window/frame height : 327, // height in pixels of the window/frame frames : 34, // total number of frames framesX : 6 // number of frames in one row inside the spritesheet }); </script>
framesX may be omitted and spritespin will try to calculate that number based on the width of the source sheet and the given width. However, this does only work if the frames are tightly packed inside the sheet.
In this example the frames are tightly packed in a 6x6 grid, but the sheet is missing two frames at the end. Thus the frames option is initialized with 34 and not 36.
Panorama View
The panorama view shows a wide shot image that is then scrolled vertically. To create a panorama view, the module option must be set to panorama. The width option specifies the width of the display container, not the width of a frame as seen above.
$("#mySpriteSpin").spritespin({ source : "sprites/panorama/panorama.jpg", width : 205, // width in pixels of the window height : 140, // height in pixels of the window module : "panorama" // rendering implementation to use });
3D View
You can add several lanes of 360 shots into sprite spin to mimic a 3D like experience.
$('.spritespin').spritespin({ // fill source array using a helper function source: SpriteSpin.sourceArray('images/3d/sample-{lane}-{frame}.jpg', { lane: [0,11], frame: [0,23], digits: 2 }), width: 400, height: 225, frames: 24, lanes: 12, sense: 1, senseLane: -2, renderer: 'canvas' });
Options
There are many options that can be used to initialize the plugin. Most of them are described below. However, it is recommended to take a look at the examples where the options are described with more detail.
source : string or array
Sprite source or array of file sources.
width : number
Display width
height : number
Display height
framesX : number
Number of frames in a row in sprite sheet
frames : number
Total number of frames inside the spritesheet or the source array for a single 360 animation.
lanes : number
number of 360 animations. Used for 3D like effect.
module : string
The display module to use. Default is "360"
behavior : string
The input behavior. Default is "drag"
renderer : string
The render method to use. Default is "canvas". May be one of [image|canvas|background]
lane : number
Index of the current animation.
frame : number
The index of the current frame to show (inside current lane).
frameTime : number
Time between updates during animation. Initial is 40 which is 25 frames per second
animate : bool
Starts the animation on startup or reload
reverse : bool
If true animation is played backward
loop : bool
If true animation is looped
stopFrame : number
Stops the animation at this frame if loop is disabled
wrap : bool
Same as "loop" but for user input
wrapLane : bool
Same as "loop" but for user input
sense : number
Mouse sensitivity for frames
senseLane : number
Mouse sensitivity for lanes
orientation : string
Preferred interaction axis
onInit : function
Occurs when plugin has been initialized, but before loading the source files
onProgress : function
Occurs when any source file has been loaded
onLoad : function
Occurs when all source files have been loaded
onFrame : function
Occurs when the frame number has been updated (e.g. during animation)
onDraw : function
Occurs when all update is complete and frame can be drawn
To update some options on a running instance of the plugin, just reinitialize the plugin with the new options object.
// change the source file on an already initialized plugin $("#mySpriteSpin").spritespin({ source : "sprites/other_spritesheet.jpg", });
API Object
SpriteSpin offers an API object with functions that simplify certain tasks.
var api = $("#mySpriteSpin").spritespin({ // initialization options }).spritespin("api");
For the available API methods take a look at the annotated source code.
Data Object
You can access the data object that represents the state of the SpriteSpin instance and manipulate it directly.
var data = $("#mySpriteSpin").spritespin({ // initialization options }).data("spritespin");
Most of the initialization parameters are available in the data object. However, changing some of them may break the instance. For example you can not change the source images or the size properties directly. Those options need a special processing by the plugin before they can be actively used.


Code Documentation¶
In this page the most important functions of WaveDec are documented. You will find this page interesting if you wish to understand or modify the functioning of WaveDec.
Contents
Reading of input files¶
Some code to read data and metadata from SAC files.
Routines for reading SAC files
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ReadSAC.
readSac
(sacFile)[source]¶ Load a single SAC file.
- Parameters
- sacFilestring
Path to the SAC file.
- Returns
- datafloat array
Data, amplitudes
- tfloat array
Time axis
- sacheadfloat array
SAC header
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ReadSAC.
readSacDir
(sac_dir)[source]¶ Load SAC files from a folder.
- Parameters
- sac_dirstring
Path to the folder containing the SAC files.
- Returns
- y2d float array
It is an array of size (K, L). Each column contains the signal at the l-th location.
- info2d array
An array containing information about sensor location and channels. It has L rows, where L is the number of channels. Each rows has the following form:
pos_x, pos_y, pos_z, cmp, Ts
where the first three fields are the position of the sensor in [m]. cmp is the component code. Ts is the sampling time as read from the SAC file.
- Tsfloat
Sampling time in [s].
Synthetic wavefield generation¶
These functions are used to generate monochromatic waves. Mostly useful for code testing.
Estimation routines¶
Here is the code used for several estimation tasks.


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flexible
simple setup and configuration
easy to write my own (color-)themes with less and CoffeeScript
hackable
easy to configure and customize
easy to write my own packages
usable
very good autocomplete
easy to find, update and install packages
lot of packages and themes from the community
well known Key Bindings
frontend desktop app
easy to understand for frontend developer
open source
free as in freedom
use and modify without restrictions
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slow sometimes
because it is a web technology based desktop app it is not written in c++
sometimes you have to reload the editor
brand new
sometimes buggy
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ANALYZE THIS (director/writer: Harold Ramis; screenwriter: Peter Tolan/Kenneth Lonergan; cinematographer: Stuart Dryburgh; cast: Robert De Niro (Paul Vitti), Billy Crystal (Ben Sobel), Lisa Kudrow (Laura MacNamara), Joe Viterelli (Jelly), Chazz Palminteri (Primo Sindone), Molly Shannon (Caroline), 1999)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
Another mob film. This one is a comedy, lampooning a mobster needing to see a shrink because he gets panic attacks. It's a one joke movie that quickly runs out of steam, as the cloying humor soon becomes insipid and the comic situation turns out to be more ridiculous than funny. It's a star vehicle effort, so if you like De Niro and Crystal, then you have a chance of falling for the film's silly premise and not caring how inane the dialogue is.
Paul Vitti (De Niro) is a wise guy (a clone of crime boss John Gotti), he is the head of a New York crime family. He remembers as a child the 1957 Apalachin meeting in upstate NY, where all the crime families met to decide how to divide up the country. Now the families call a meeting for two weeks from now to figure out how they are going to survive. Vitti's family is in a war with his arch rival Primo Sindone (Palminteri), and he is stressed out about this and about the upcoming mob meeting.
When one of Vitti's key men gets killed and he is trying to beat a confession out of the the suspect they nab, Vitti finds that he is unable to do it. To the rescue comes the unwitting psychoanalyst Dr. Ben Sobel (Crystal). Vitti's strong-arm man, the likable giant, Jelly (Viterelli), arranges for his boss and the shrink to meet and start the sessions. He has two weeks to cure the mafia kingpin before the mob meeting begins. The shrink is absolutely frightened of Vitti and wants no part of it, which is a source for much of the film's early humor. The timid, bearded Ben (to look the part of what a shrink is supposed to look like), is getting married next week in Florida to Laura MacNamara (Kudrow) and plans no consultations with patients for that period. But Vitti tells the shrink he's great and he will be his analyst. When he has another panic attack, he tells the shrink he's still not cured after the first session and demands immediate service no matter the time or place. Vitti even goes to Miami, rustles the shrink out of his hotel bed and has some forced therapy take place.
>From here on the story has no place to go but downhill, the jokes quickly fade, and the pacing of the film drags. The film is loaded with sight gags, clashes of culture between the educated Jewish doctor and the tough-guy Italians. There are many mafia type of jokes, stereotypes of Italian gangsters, and many other routines about the mob that have been seen in a host of other mob films. The film falls completely on its face by the last scene, with Crystal imitating the mob's consillieri at the family meeting. The scene wasn't funny, believable, or watchable. I don't think the director knew how to end this satire with any credibility. The film just ran out of one-liners and ways to be irreverent to the mob, the F.B.I., and the psychoanalysts. At one point, Crystal says about his profession, when he is asked by the gangsters to be vague, that his profession has left him well-equipped to be indeterminate.
This film has the potential to be late night staple on cable TV for well into the future. The jokes might even seem funnier late at night. The film just wasn't involving enough to work as drama, but if it's a few laughs that you are after, then this film delivers. De Niro has a good eye for parody and is the best thing about the film. Crystal seems to be miscast. Viterelli and Kudrow add light touches of comedy in their supporting roles. The funniest bit, I thought, was of De Niro crying over a television commercial, thinking it was so much like his real-life situation.
REVIEWED ON 2/28/2000 GRADE: C-
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Warcraft Census - EU-Grim Batol
May 25, 2006 . The collected World of Warcraft Census information gives a general view of server, faction and overall population trends. Only characters level .
http://www.warcraftrealms.com/census.php?serverid=680
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Appears in the novel World of Warcraft: Rise of the Horde. . by sending his Dark Irons against the Dark Horde controlled by the son of Deathwing. . When Medivh loses himself to the power of , Garona has a premonition that she will be the . However, the radiation destroyed the city, killed most of the population and only .
http://wikibin.org/articles/list-of-warcraft-characters.html
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Guild Mentoring Program: Launch Initiated - World of Warcraft
Aug 30, 2012 . Garona. Alliance - Fair Enough. Horde - Focus Fire. Garrosh . I guess the server populations lower than 100 don't really matter much.
http://us.battle.net/wow/en/blog/7080375/Guild_Mentoring_Program_Launch_Initiated-8_30_2012?page=2
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Apr 26, 2009 . Horde apologists will tell you that Garona was acting under mind control. . Secondly, Garona was still under the control of the Shadow Council, which . for the nearest population center and start massacring the population.
http://wow.joystiq.com/2009/04/26/varian-wrynn-is-right/
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Genn Greymane - Wowpedia - Your wiki guide to the World of Warcraft
Feb 7, 2013 . Well I say to you that we must no longer let our fears control us! For too long I let my fear control me
Fear that I had made all the wrong .
http://www.wowpedia.org/Genn_Greymane
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Retail Black Friday Offers Sale Ended - World of Warcraft
Nov 20, 2012 . Which has a very great Alliance population, along with a horde . Garona. Profile · Galahád. 11/26/2012. The Blizzard Store isn't even doing .
http://us.battle.net/wow/en/blog/7916590/
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Free Character Moves Available March 14 - World of Warcraft
4 days ago . 6 minutes ago. Hopefully some horde switch over to Mannoroth to balance it out a bit . low pop realms? Such a failure at distributing the population. . Alliance to Horde.  Emmurè. Emmurè Garona. Profile · Emmurè. 7 hours, 6 minutes ago. @Wasselin: I .
http://us.battle.net/wow/en/blog/9089785/Free_Character_Moves_Available_%E2%80%93_March_14-3_13_2013
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Able to control others' shadow to attack, to block and parry blows with her own . So you really think that just because Rogue is the lowest population warrants . Oh and finally, Garona probably won't side with the Horde, I think she prefers to .
http://eu.battle.net/wow/en/forum/topic/6298041968?page=2
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Server:Teldrassil Europe - WoWWiki - Your guide to the World of ...
The Todeswache is RP-Realm with low RP-Activity and medium population. According to WoW-Census. . Quest:Mind Control. edited by Fandyllic 4 minutes .
http://www.wowwiki.com/Server:Teldrassil_Europe
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When Ex-Guild Leaders become worse then Ex-GFs : wow
Oct 12, 2012 . [+]Garona 1 point2 points3 points 2 months ago (2 children) . capital cities on a few medium and high population servers, then I decide to pull the . My girlfriend plays Alliance and I got tired of Horde. . He made his level 1 alt the GM and basically gave me all the privelages of the GM except guild control.
http://www.reddit.com/r/wow/comments/11dcc4/when_exguild_leaders_become_worse_then_exgfs/
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Signs of Blood Elven change? - Forums - World of Warcraft
Mar 9, 2013 . When the new patch arrived, we on the Horde side get to go to a Sunreaver ship called The Crimson Tread. There right beside . As such, we need an influx of untainted genes into the population. . Don't say anything about Garona please. I think fel just . Also Jaina Proudmoore now controls Dalaran?
http://eu.battle.net/wow/en/forum/topic/6877557856?page=1
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Know Your Lore: The VanCleefs, the rise of the Defias, and Westfall
Apr 10, 2011 . With the help of a cleverly mind-controlled assassin, the Horde took out . He had watched as his father was murdered, watched as Garona tore his . the decimation of its population, and an extremely costly war ... they went .
http://wow.joystiq.com/2011/04/10/know-your-lore-the-vancleefs-the-rise-of-the-defias-and-westfa/4
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Theramore Isle - Wowpedia - Your wiki guide to the World of Warcraft
Feb 13, 2013 . First, the Scourge attacked and Garona used the diversion to escape from Theramore. . While the Horde navy fails to gain control of the harbor, the West Gate . The population of the city was never stated, but it is known that .
http://www.wowpedia.org/Theramore_Isle
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Velen - Wowpedia - Your wiki guide to the World of Warcraft
Feb 7, 2013 . Two of the eredar's triumvirate of leaders, Archimonde and Kil'jaeden, along with two-thirds of the eredar population, took the offer. Only one .
http://www.wowpedia.org/Velen
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Warcraft Census - Norgannon
Apr 19, 2006 . The collected World of Warcraft Census information gives a general view of server, faction and overall population trends. Only characters level .
http://www.warcraftrealms.com/census.php?serverid=667
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The Horde, after decimating almost the entire draenei population, spilled into . firmly in charge of the entire Horde, with the racial leaders having control of their individual territories. . Ms. Fanservice: Garona is one of Blizzard's iconic babes.
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Characters/WarcraftTheHorde
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Medivh -- WoW Insider
Oct 28, 2012 . But why do the Alliance and Horde continue to fight? . to get almost guaranteed that only a tiny piece of the player population actually obtained it. . Know Your Lore: Garona: A Study on Stealth and Treachery, part 1 . forces of the Scourge placed under the direct control of Tichondrius, a trusted dreadlord.
http://wow.joystiq.com/tag/medivh/
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Server:Destromath US - WoWWiki - Your guide to the World of Warcraft
Alliance - Crisis - Full Circle - Lëgacy - Fates Hand - Midnight Vanguard. Horde - Intensity - MammaL - Crypt Friends - Team Jacob - Great Men In History - Titans .
http://www.wowwiki.com/Server:Destromath_US
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Breakfast Topic: Can't we all just get along?
Aug 12, 2010 . How he vowed to wipe out the forsaken, the orcs, the horde after the . us" when ensorcelled Garona and the Twilight cronies attacked him . to address a segment of the WoW population that has gone unnoticed. . no more WSG, Lordaeron back int control of the Alliance, no more Garrosh Hellscream.
http://wow.joystiq.com/2010/08/12/breakfast-topic-cant-we-all-just-get-along/
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Feb 7, 2013 . Two of the eredar's triumvirate of leaders, Archimonde and Kil'jaeden, along with two-thirds of the eredar population, took the offer. Only one .
http://www.wowpedia.org/Velen


Since the ghost was weak, the woods started to change. The teens found the way they came in and ran towards it. They got out of the woods and there was a road. A car is driving by and they wave it down and get in. The guy is like, "What happened?" The teens say, "We just got out of the woods. We're the only people ever to survive the woods!" The guy recognizes the teens and says, "You guys are the mission teens that have been gone for weeks!" He notifies the police and they come to bring each teen home to their families. Each teen never even came close to those woods again.


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Shows how many users connected with recommended, outdated, and vulnerable Git clients.
Attention: These numbers are likely incorrect on a configuration with active replicas.
Vulnerable denotes the number of Git clients for which vulnerabilities existed that were publicly disclosed before the given date.
Outdated stands for Git clients that were not at the latest patch level (though no vulnerabilities were publicly known at that time). For example, Git 2.19.0 was outdated after the day that the next patch release of the 2.19 series shipped (2.19.1 in this case).
Recommended Git versions are the latest patch releases for which no vulnerabilities were disclosed before the given date.
We recommend to ensure that developers don’t use any vulnerable clients. It’s likely that exploits exist for the publicly known vulnerabilities.
Outdated clients are less of a risk, as they aren’t affected by publicly exposed vulnerabilities. However, newer patch releases usually contain stability and security improvements (and also security fixes that were not publicly announced on vulnerability trackers).
Shows how many users signed in with which Git version.


An Index of Biotic Integrity (IBI) was developed for macroinvertebrate assemblages in low gradient, freshwater streams in the Southeast New England region, which includes coastal areas in Massachusetts and Rhode Island (Figure 1). A report detailing the development of the IBI can be found here. The work was funded by the Southeast New England Coastal Watershed Restoration Program (SNEP) and was done in partnership with the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (RI DEM), Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (Mass DEP) and the New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission (NEIWPCC).
The SNEP IBI is intended to be applied to samples collected from low gradient, slow-moving, wadeable, freshwater, non-tidal streams in Rhode Island and Massachusetts, using MassDEP or SNEP multihabitat sampling methods. Samples are collected between July 1–September 30, using a net with 500 μm mesh. Ten kicks, sweeps, and/or jabs are taken over a 100-m reach and then composited into a single sample. Organisms are collected from the following habitats (in proportion to their occurrence): submerged wood, submerged vegetation, undercut banks/overhanging vegetation, and hard bottom/rocky substrates. Taxa identifications are done to the lowest practical level in the laboratory. The SNEP IBI was calibrated with 300-count samples. It can also be applied to 200 or 100-count samples, but 300 are recommended.
If you apply the IBIs to samples that do not meet the criteria listed above, results should be interpreted with caution.
| Metric (abbrev) | Response to stress | Scoring formula |
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| % POET taxa (Plecoptera, Odonata, Ephemeroptera, and Trichoptera) (pt_POET) | Decrease | 100*(metric)/40 |
| % Predator taxa (pt_ffg_pred) | Decrease | 100*(metric)/32 |
| % Non-insect taxa (pt_NonIns) | Increase | 100*(46-metric)/42 |
| % OET individuals (Odonata, Ephemeroptera, and Trichoptera) (pi_OET) | Decrease | 100*(metric)/49 |
| % Tolerant taxa (pt_tv_toler) | Increase | 100*(36-metric)/33 |
| % Semivoltine taxa (pt_volt_semi) | Decrease | 100*(metric)/12 |


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JSON client built on the Arduino platform, ESP8266, ESP32 allows connection via a websocket to a web server (web interface of the Level Meter). The client performs a cyclic HTTP GET request every 60 seconds to retrieve the content of the /json_output.php subpage, where the webserver distributes JSON data on water level (in centimeters), well volume (in liters) based on the currently set depth and diameter well. The loaded JSON payload can parse the JSON client from the HTTP response and then deserialize this string. After deserialization, it is possible to access the individual keys to which the values are assigned and obtain them -> parse. The matched data is written to the UART - Serial line - 115200 baud / s. In the user application, which can be added to the existing source codes of JSON clients, it is possible to control entities based on these values, for example: automated irrigation after reaching a certain water level, water pumping, pump start, darling. Part of the firmware marked as MQTT or MQTTS (encrypted MQTT) is an extended JSON client with the ability to send - Publish data to MQTT Broker IoT Industries Slovakia - Slovak free MQTT Broker designed for developers. Both the MQTT and MQTTS variants use a socket, which is also used for HTTP requests to obtain JSON payloads. The existing MQTT server can be replaced in your source code by yours, so you can also make the data from the level meter available in home automation systems (Hassio, Mosquitto MQTT, Domoticz, Loxone and others ...). In the current software implementation, the microcontroller (JSON client) sends the obtained data to the MQTT Broker in the topic level meter, while the individual temperatures are differentiated in subtopics.
openssl s_client -connect mqttserver.com:8883 -showcerts < /dev/null 2>/dev/null | openssl x509 -in /dev/stdin -sha1 -noout -fingerprint
openssl s_client -showcerts -verify 5 -connect mqttserver.com:8883 < /dev/null
The MQTT client has a subscribed subscription to the main topic level meter and all its subtopics. It can also verify whether the information has been successfully published on MQTT Broker - it will write it back on the UART. WARNING: MQTT Broker IoT Industries Slovakia, which is used in the sample implementation, is public and so the data can be changed, overwritten, read by any user! If any other user uploads the JSON client firmware to their microcontroller without change, the data in the predefined topic will be overwritten by you, as well as by him. It is therefore advisable to choose another topic where the data will be sent during the implementation.


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Bug summary:
The app stops
Observed Behavior (a description of what happened with the app):
When you add an additive to the plant the app stops
Expected Behavior (a description of what you expected to happen):
it should add the additive entered
Steps to Reproduce (the steps to reproduce the problem):
1. add a new plant
2. click on plant
3. click feed
4. add a new additive
Additional information:
Attachments:


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Woman kidnapped and raped by stepdad escaped by chatting to couple in shop
A woman kidnapped by her stepfather at the age of 11 has revealed how she managed to escape by befriending a couple in the supermarket.
Rosalynn McGinnis, now 33, was abducted from school by Henri Piette, 65, and taken to Mexico, where he then forced her to ‘marry’ him and fathered nine children with her.
For almost two decades, she was repeatedly physically and sexually abused while living in a filthy tent, undetected by US authorities.
It wasn’t until 2016 when she met married couple, Lisa and Ian, living in Oaxaca, Mexico, that she managed to make her escape, as the pair realised ‘something’ wasn’t right with the family.
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During a new interview on The Dr Oz Show, Rosalynn described how she and Piette had stood in front of the couple at a supermarket with their ‘bunch of kids’.
She said: ‘[They noticed] the age difference and all the children. Actually, we were short on the bill to pay for the groceries and they paid it for us.
‘They asked where we lived. It started like that. Henri was the type that always kept people away. But they knew something wasn’t right.’
The couple befriended Rosalynn and when Piette later forced the family to move location, they made sure to find out where she’d gone.
Rosalynn said: ‘We moved and they found out where we were and she’s like I know there’s something wrong. If you can ever get away, I’ll help you.’
Lisa previously described how the children had been ‘skinny as rakes’ and were all living in ‘three cubicles that were little more than walk-in closet size’.
The children also told her that Piette ‘didn’t love any of them’, she said.
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Lisa then worked out how old Rosalynn must have been when she had her oldest child with Piette and alarm bells started ringing.
She later found a missing person’s poster from 1997 with Rosalynn’s name on it.
This caused her to offer to help, resulting in the mum-of-nine later fleeing to her house with eight of her children, as the eldest boy had already run away.
During The Dr Oz Show, Rosalynn explained how she only told the children the ‘truth’ about her abuse when they escaped from Mexico.
She said: ‘They were really shocked. They’ve been through [a lot], especially my older children.
‘The reason I didn’t tell them, of course, was because what I knew inside was how much it’s damaged me. I didn’t want them to grow up knowing that.’
She continued: ‘[Piette] would tell them they’re animals. He would treat them like animals. That the only reason that they’re alive is because your mother’s here.
‘Otherwise, if she wasn’t there, I’d kill all of you. He would hit them and then I would step in and it would just be horrible.’
Piette abducted Rosalynn as a form of revenge on her mum, who he had abused in their marriage.
Earlier this year he was found guilty of kidnapping and travel with intent to engage in a sexual act with a juvenile.
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He has also been charged with lewd molestation, child abuse and first-degree rape.
If found guilty, he is likely to face life in prison.
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In this project, we are going to explore face morphing by changing the shape of one face into another, combining a population of faces to find the mean face, and produce a dynamic morphing process between 2 faces.
The main idea is to select key points on each face as vertices and cut the image into triangles using Delaunay Triangulation. Then we can use Affine Transformation to map each point in a triangle into the corresponding triangle in a middle image. In this way, we can combine the corresponding pixels in 2 or even more images to produce a morphed face. By changing the warping fraction (shape) and dissolving fraction (pixel color), we can furthering produce a dynamic morphing process.
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So the following cases are reported:
Use the first checkbox below to have this inspection report about redundant initializers:
int getI() { int i = 0; // redundant initialization i = 2; return i; }
Use the second checkbox below to have this inspection report about the cases when ++i
expression
may be replaced with i + 1
one:
int preInc(int i) { int res = i; return ++res; }
Use the third checkbox below to have this inspection report about the cases when the result of i++
expression
is not used later:
int postInc(int i) { int res = i; return res++; }


Alberto Del Rio makes a surprising statement on a possible WWE return
by Lennard SurraoWe've always believed that Alberto Del Rio is not quite liked by the WWE officials backstage and that the doors of another return could be shut for good.
However, surprisingly enough, they are indeed open.
The former WWE Superstar was interviewed by TMZ Sports and he spoke about a potential return to the company.
The topic of CM Punk returning to the company to be a part of WWE Backstage was mentioned before Del Rio was asked about him coming back to WWE someday.
Here's what Del Rio revealed during the interview:
“The door has always been open for both sides. I’m not against their business and they’re not against my business. At the end of the day, I understand now as a promoter, nothing is personal. When you’re an athlete, sometimes you think your boss doesn’t agree with you because he doesn’t like you but it’s nothing personal.” H/t Credit: WrestlingNews.co
Del Rio also revealed that he is still in touch with wrestling promotions in the United States and that he is planning to work in and around the squared circle in 2020.
Del Rio's time with WWE has been one topsy-turvy ride, Despite achieving great success as a main event level Superstar, he was fired in 2014 for alledged unprofessional conduct after he fought with an employee backstage.
The 4-time WWE Champion would return to the company in 2015 before leaving a year later as an unhappy talent whose promises were reportedly broken by WWE.
He has been a vocal detractor of WWE in the past and it's astonshing to think that there is still hope to see the 42-year-old back in the WWE. We're not so sure that the fans would want to see him back but it's still quite surprising when you recall the earlier situation.
Del Rio is currently preparing for an MMA Fight against UFC legend Tito Ortiz which will take place at the Combate Americas show in Texas on December 7th.


Instructions:
Use the BST Insert algorith to insert the values from the stack. Click on a node to move the highlighted value into the binary tree.


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Partial scoreboard, poses.live future and Team Writeups 2021-07-13 21:00:00+00:00
The final scoreboard for the lightning and the full division is now available. Teams with 0 points are not shown, and the top 15 teams in both rounds have been randomly shuffled, and their score hidden to keep some intrigue. We will get in touch with the winners soon.
Some teams have already posted interesting writeups on how they approached the problem. We started collecting these here.
Several people have asked what will happen to the poses.live website now that the contest is over. Since there is some interest in keeping it around, the organisers will move this to a smaller instance on a personal server. All data from the contest will be wiped, and teams will have to re-register on this new instance if they want to continue trying it out. There will be significant downtime this week as we move it.
We will also release source code of the portal and judge after the contest presentation at ICFP 2021. Thanks again to everyone for taking part in this!


To delete or destroy a trigger, use a DROP TRIGGER statement. You must specify the schema name if the trigger is not in the default (current)schema :
Syntax:
Drop Trigger Trigger_name;
Create a trigger to display the aggregate,
of the students automatically, while inserting a new student record.
Solution: delimiter $$
create trigger student
before insert on student_table
for each row
begin
set new.avg=(new.sem1+new.
sem2+new.sem3+new.sem4+new.sem5+new.sem6+new.
sem7+new.sem8)/8;
end
$$
delimiter
;
Create a trigger to calculate the no of days it takes to deliver the item to the customer, from the day of payment.
NOTE: Create a new column delivered_in_days.
Solution:delimiter $$
create trigger days_delivered
BEFORE
insert on orders_trigger
for each row
begin
set new.delivered_in_days=(NEW.DELIVEREDDATE-new.PYMTDATE);End
$$
delimiter ;
Create a trigger to automatically set the managerid field to null when the details of a
manager is removed from empdetails table.
Solution: delimiter $$
create trigger EMP_RESIGN
AFTER DELETE on empdetails
for each row
UPDATE retailoutlet
SET MANAGERID=null
WHERE MANAGERID=OLD.EMPID;
$$
delimiter;


This page allows you to view data in a table, to edit that data and to add
new records.
- Editing records
- Select the checkboxes to the left of the rows you want to edit and click
the Edit selected rows button. Then enter the new values into the
fields and click on Save.
- Deleting records
- Select the checkboxes to the left of the rows you want to delete and click
the Delete selected rows button.
- Adding a record
- Click on the Add row button and enter the values for the new
record into the fields at the bottom the table, then click on
Save.


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Livestream: Watch The 2020 Grammy Nominations
by Becca LongmireIt’s time to reveal the 2020 Grammy nominations and ET Canada will be airing the event live right here.
Watch the livestream video above on Wednesday at 8:20 a.m. ET to see Recording Academy President/CEO Deborah Dugan and Chair of the Board of Trustees Harvey Mason Jr. reveal nominees in select categories at Studio 43 at the CBS Broadcast Center in New York City.
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As part of the livestream, “CBS This Morning” will also simulcast additional categories live with CBS host Gayle King and 15-time Grammy award-winning Alicia Keys, who will be returning as host of the star-studded ceremony.
The likes of Billie Eilish, Lizzo and Taylor Swift are expected to nab numerous noms, but we won’t know for sure until the list is revealed at approx. 8:20 a.m. ET Wednesday morning.
The 62nd Grammy Awards are set to take place Jan. 26, 2020.


Debugger
The debugger may be used to debug PL/pgSQL functions in PostgreSQL, as well as
EDB-SPL functions, stored procedures and packages in EDB Postgres Advanced
Server. The Debugger is available as an extension for your PostgreSQL
installation, and is distributed as part of Advanced Server. You must have
superuser privileges to use the debugger.
Before using the debugger, you must modify the postgresql.conf file, adding
the server-side debugger components to the the value of the
shared_preload_libraries parameter:
shared_preload_libraries = ‘$libdir/other_libraries/plugin_debugger’
After modifying the shared_preload_libraries parameter, restart the server to
apply the changes.
The debugger may be used for either in-context debugging or direct debugging of
a target function or procedure. When you use the debugger for in-context
debugging, you set a breakpoint at the first line of a program; when a session
invokes the target, control is transferred to the debugger. When using direct
debugging, the debugger prompts you for any parameters required by the target,
and then allows you to step through the code.
In-context Debugging
To set a breakpoint at the first line of a program, right-click the name of the
object you would like to debug, and select Set breakpoint from the Debugging
sub-menu. The debugger window will open, waiting for another session to invoke
the program.
When another session invokes the target, the debugger will display the code,
allowing you to add break points, or step through line-by-line. The other
session is suspended until the debugging completes; then control is returned
to the session.
Direct Debugging
To use the debugger for direct debugging, right click on the name of the object
that you wish to debug in the pgAdmin tree control and select Debug from the
Debugging sub-menu. The debugger window will open, prompting you for any
values required by the program:
Use the fields on the Debugger dialog to provide a value for each parameter:
- The Name field contains the formal parameter name.
- The Type field contains the parameter data type.
- Check the Null? checkbox to indicate that the parameter is a NULL value.
- Check the Expression? checkbox if the Value field contains an expression.
- Use the Value field to provide the parameter value that will be passed to
the program. When entering parameter values, type the value into the
appropriate cell on the grid, or, leave the cell empty to represent NULL,
enter ‘’ (two single quotes) to represent an empty string, or to enter a
literal string consisting of just two single quotes, enter ‘’. PostgreSQL
8.4 and above supports variadic function parameters. These may be entered as
a comma-delimited list of values, quoted and/or cast as required.
- Check the Use default? checkbox to indicate that the program should use
the value in the Default Value field.
- The Default Value field contains the default value of the parameter.
Provide values required by the program, and click the Debug button to start
stepping through the program.
The values of the arguments provided here are saved. The values will be pre-filled
next time the dialog opens. To clear the values, use the Clear All button.
Using the Debugger
The main debugger window consists of two panels and a context-sensitive toolbar.
Use toolbar icons to manage breakpoints and step into or through code; hover
over an icon for a tooltip that identifies the option associated with the icon.
The toolbar options are:
| Option |
Action |
| Step into |
Click the Step into icon to execute the currently highlighted line of code. |
| Step over |
Click the Step over icon to execute a line of code, stepping over any sub-functions invoked by the code.
The sub-function executes, but is not debugged unless it contains a breakpoint. |
| Continue/Start |
Click the Continue/Start icon to execute the highlighted code, and continue until the program
encounters a breakpoint or completes. |
| Toggle breakpoint |
Use the Toggle breakpoint icon to enable or disable a breakpoint (without removing the breakpoint). |
| Clear all breakpoints |
Click the Clear all breakpoints icon to remove all breakpoints from the program. |
| Stop |
Click the Stop icon to halt the execution of a program. |
The top panel of the debugger window displays the program body; click in the
grey margin next to a line number to add a breakpoint. The highlighted line in
the top panel is the line that is about to execute.
The lower panel of the debugger window provides a set of tabs that allow you to
review information about the program:
- The Parameters tab displays the value of each parameter.
- The Local variables tab displays the current value of the program variables.
- The Messages tab displays any messages returned by the server (errors,
warnings and informational messages).
- The Results tab displays the server message when the program completes.
- The Stack tab displays the list of functions that have been invoked, but
which have not yet completed.
As you step through a program, the Local variables tab displays the current
value of each variable:
When you step into a subroutine, the Stack tab displays the call stack,
including the name of each caller, the parameter values for each caller (if
any), and the line number within each caller:
Select a caller to change focus to that stack frame and display the state of
the caller in the upper panel.
When the program completes, the Results tab displays the message returned by
the server. If the program encounters an error, the Messages tab displays
details:


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| enum | geopm_domain_e {
GEOPM_DOMAIN_INVALID = -1,
GEOPM_DOMAIN_BOARD = 0,
GEOPM_DOMAIN_PACKAGE = 1,
GEOPM_DOMAIN_CORE = 2,
GEOPM_DOMAIN_CPU = 3,
GEOPM_DOMAIN_BOARD_MEMORY = 4,
GEOPM_DOMAIN_PACKAGE_MEMORY = 5,
GEOPM_DOMAIN_BOARD_NIC = 6,
GEOPM_DOMAIN_PACKAGE_NIC = 7,
GEOPM_DOMAIN_BOARD_ACCELERATOR = 8,
GEOPM_DOMAIN_PACKAGE_ACCELERATOR = 9,
GEOPM_NUM_DOMAIN = 10
} |
| |
◆ geopm_domain_e
| Enumerator |
|---|
| GEOPM_DOMAIN_INVALID | Reserved to represent an invalid domain.
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| GEOPM_DOMAIN_BOARD | All components on a user allocated compute node (one per controller)
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| GEOPM_DOMAIN_PACKAGE | Single processor package in one socket.
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| GEOPM_DOMAIN_CORE | Group of associated hyper-threads.
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| GEOPM_DOMAIN_CPU | Linux logical CPU.
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| GEOPM_DOMAIN_BOARD_MEMORY | Standard off package DIMM (DRAM or NAND)
|
| GEOPM_DOMAIN_PACKAGE_MEMORY | On package memory (MCDRAM)
|
| GEOPM_DOMAIN_BOARD_NIC | Network interface controller on the PCI bus.
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| GEOPM_DOMAIN_PACKAGE_NIC | Network interface controller on the processor package.
|
| GEOPM_DOMAIN_BOARD_ACCELERATOR | Accelerator card on the PCI bus.
|
| GEOPM_DOMAIN_PACKAGE_ACCELERATOR | Accelerator unit on the package (e.g on-package graphics)
|
| GEOPM_NUM_DOMAIN | Number of valid domains.
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◆ geopm_topo_create_cache()
| int geopm_topo_create_cache |
( |
void |
| ) |
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◆ geopm_topo_domain_idx()
| int geopm_topo_domain_idx |
( |
int |
domain_type, |
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int |
cpu_idx |
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) |
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◆ geopm_topo_domain_name()
| int geopm_topo_domain_name |
( |
int |
domain_type, |
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size_t |
domain_name_max, |
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char * |
domain_name |
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) |
| |
◆ geopm_topo_domain_nested()
| int geopm_topo_domain_nested |
( |
int |
inner_domain, |
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int |
outer_domain, |
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int |
outer_idx, |
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size_t |
num_domain_nested, |
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int * |
domain_nested |
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) |
| |
◆ geopm_topo_domain_type()
| int geopm_topo_domain_type |
( |
const char * |
domain_name | ) |
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◆ geopm_topo_num_domain()
| int geopm_topo_num_domain |
( |
int |
domain_type | ) |
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◆ geopm_topo_num_domain_nested()
| int geopm_topo_num_domain_nested |
( |
int |
inner_domain, |
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int |
outer_domain |
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accessToken |
String
|
|
Required. |
origin |
String
|
https://api.mapbox.com
|
Use to set a custom API origin. |
mapboxgl |
Object
|
|
A mapbox-gl instance to use when creating Markers. Required if options.marker is true . |
zoom |
Number
|
16
|
On geocoded result what zoom level should the map animate to when a bbox isn't found in the response. If a bbox is found the map will fit to the bbox . |
flyTo |
Boolean
|
Object
|
true
|
If false , animating the map to a selected result is disabled. If true , animating the map will use the default animation parameters. If an object, it will be passed as options to the map flyTo or fitBounds method providing control over the animation of the transition. |
placeholder |
String
|
Search
|
Override the default placeholder attribute value. |
proximity |
Object
|
|
a proximity argument: this is
a geographical point given as an object with latitude and longitude
properties. Search results closer to this point will be given
higher priority. |
trackProximity |
Boolean
|
true
|
If true , the geocoder proximity will automatically update based on the map view. |
collapsed |
Boolean
|
false
|
If true , the geocoder control will collapse until hovered or in focus. |
clearAndBlurOnEsc |
Boolean
|
false
|
If true , the geocoder control will clear it's contents and blur when user presses the escape key. |
clearOnBlur |
Boolean
|
false
|
If true , the geocoder control will clear its value when the input blurs. |
bbox |
Array
|
|
a bounding box argument: this is
a bounding box given as an array in the format [minX, minY, maxX, maxY] .
Search results will be limited to the bounding box. |
countries |
string
|
|
a comma separated list of country codes to
limit results to specified country or countries. |
types |
string
|
|
a comma seperated list of types that filter
results to match those specified. See https://docs.mapbox.com/api/search/#data-types
for available types.
If reverseGeocode is enabled, you should specify one type. If you configure more than one type, the first type will be used. |
minLength |
Number
|
2
|
Minimum number of characters to enter before results are shown. |
limit |
Number
|
5
|
Maximum number of results to show. |
language |
string
|
|
Specify the language to use for response text and query result weighting. Options are IETF language tags comprised of a mandatory ISO 639-1 language code and optionally one or more IETF subtags for country or script. More than one value can also be specified, separated by commas. Defaults to the browser's language settings. |
filter |
function
|
|
A function which accepts a Feature in the Carmen GeoJSON format to filter out results from the Geocoding API response before they are included in the suggestions list. Return true to keep the item, false otherwise. |
localGeocoder |
function
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A function accepting the query string which performs local geocoding to supplement results from the Mapbox Geocoding API. Expected to return an Array of GeoJSON Features in the Carmen GeoJSON format. |
externalGeocoder |
function
|
|
A function accepting the query string and current features list which performs geocoding to supplement results from the Mapbox Geocoding API. Expected to return a Promise which resolves to an Array of GeoJSON Features in the Carmen GeoJSON format. |
reverseMode |
distance
|
score
|
distance
|
Set the factors that are used to sort nearby results. |
reverseGeocode |
boolean
|
false
|
If true , enable reverse geocoding mode. In reverse geocoding, search input is expected to be coordinates in the form lat, lon , with suggestions being the reverse geocodes. |
enableEventLogging |
Boolean
|
true
|
Allow Mapbox to collect anonymous usage statistics from the plugin. |
marker |
Boolean
|
Object
|
true
|
If true , a Marker will be added to the map at the location of the user-selected result using a default set of Marker options. If the value is an object, the marker will be constructed using these options. If false , no marker will be added to the map. Requires that options.mapboxgl also be set. |
render |
function
|
|
A function that specifies how the results should be rendered in the dropdown menu. This function should accepts a single Carmen GeoJSON object as input and return a string. Any HTML in the returned string will be rendered. |
getItemValue |
function
|
|
A function that specifies how the selected result should be rendered in the search bar. This function should accept a single Carmen GeoJSON object as input and return a string. HTML tags in the output string will not be rendered. Defaults to (item) => item.place_name . |
mode |
String
|
mapbox.places
|
A string specifying the geocoding endpoint to query. Options are mapbox.places and mapbox.places-permanent . The mapbox.places-permanent mode requires an enterprise license for permanent geocodes. |
localGeocoderOnly |
Boolean
|
false
|
If true , indicates that the localGeocoder results should be the only ones returned to the user. If false , indicates that the localGeocoder results should be combined with those from the Mapbox API with the localGeocoder results ranked higher. |


Given two scenarios, identify which is more pleasant than the other from the perspective of the main character (who uses "I"/"me"/"my").
This research study is being conducted by the Steinhardt Group at UC Berkeley. For questions about this study, please contact Dan Hendrycks at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>In this study, we will ask you to validate which of two scenarios is more pleasant than the other. We would like to remind you that participation in our study is voluntary and that you can withdraw from the study at any time.
Given two scenarios, identify which is more pleasant than the other from the perspective of the main character (who uses "I"/"me"/"my").
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Defines the radiuses used in border-radius
CSS properties.
All the values should be expressed in px
. If you need a relative unit based values, you can use the core functions in the context.
A safe checking is included to ensure this unit specification and the numeric values.


CSV to 2-dimensional array & 2-dimensional array to CSV. You can read a CSV, can modify a CSV, and also can create CSV.
Upload your CSV and you can see it as a table.


Bloods Gang Member Arrested For Killing Lil Kim's Cousin
by AllHipHop StaffA member of the Bloods in New York has been charged in the shooting death of Lil Kim's cousin.
(AllHipHop News) A New York gang member has been arrested in connection to the murder of rapper Lil' Kim's cousin.
Daquan Carter stands accused of fatally shooting Courtney 'Aggy' Tingle in Brooklyn back in March.
According to authorities, Tingle, 26, had been an affiliate of the street gang Team Bang Out, and became involved in a dispute, resulting in a shoot out.
He was admitted to a local hospital with gunshot wounds to his torso, but doctors couldn't save him and Tingle was later pronounced dead.
On Wednesday, detectives charged Carter with his murder and criminal possession of a weapon.
The 28-year-old is alleged to be a member of the Los Angeles-based Bloods gang.
Brooklyn native Lil' Kim has yet to comment on the arrest, but she previously paid tribute to her cousin in the aftermath of his death.
"It breaks my heart to have to send out this special RIP to my little cousin Aggy who was shot and killed...," the "Lighters Up" hitmaker posted on social media earlier this year.
"You had so much potential. Your family will greatly miss you and we will always keep our lighters up for you."


Qongqothwane is a traditional song of the Xhosa people of South Africa. It is
sung at weddings to bring good fortune.
In the western world it is mainly known as The Click Song,
a nickname given to the song by European colonials who could not pronounce its Xhosa title, which
has many click consonants in it. The Xhosa title literally means "knock-knock beetle", which is a
popular name for various species of darkling beetles that make a distinctive knocking sound by
tapping their abdomens on the ground.
These beetles are believed by the Xhosa to bring good luck
and rain.The song is known world-wide thanks to the interpretation of South African singer Miriam
Makeba (herself a Xhosa). In her discography the song appears in several versions, both with the
title Qongqothwane and as The Click Song.
Igqira lendlela nguqo ngqothwane
Igqira lendlela nguqo ngqothwane
Igqira lendlela nguqo ngqothwane
Igqira lendlela nguqo ngqothwane
Seleqabele gqi thapha nguqo ngqothwane
Seleqabele gqi thapha nguqo ngqothwane
Seleqabele gqi thapha nguqo ngqothwane
Seleqabele gqi thapha nguqo ngqothwane
Igqira lendlela nguqo ngqothwane
Igqirha lendlela kuthwa nguqo ngqothwane
Igqira lendlela nguqo ngqothwane
Igqirha lendlela kuthwa nguqo ngqothwane
Seleqabele gqi thapha nguqo ngqothwane
Selequbule gqi thapha nguqo ngqothwane
Seleqabele gqi thapha nguqo ngqothwane
Selequbule gqi thapha nguqo ngqothwane
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csv_wrapper.pl -- An Interface for CSV file operations
This is an attempt to define a standard interface for CSV file operations,
to be used in different Prolog environments. This module implements this
standard for the SWI-Prolog platform.
- author
- - GT Nunes
- version
- - 1.3.2
- copyright
- - (c) TheWiseCoder 2020-2021
- license
- - BSD-3-Clause License
- csv_input_record(+Stream:ref, +Records:list) is det
- Retrieve the next CSV record from Stream.
- Arguments:
-
| Stream | - The input stream |
| Record | - List of fields |
- csv_input_record(+Stream:ref, +Records:list, +CompiledOptions:list) is det
- Retrieve the next CSV record from Stream.
- Arguments:
-
| Stream | - The input stream |
| Record | - List of fields |
| CompiledOptions | - Compiled input options |
- csv_input_records(+Stream:ref, +Records:list) is det
- Retrieve all CSV records from Stream.
- Arguments:
-
| Stream | - The input stream |
| Records | - List of lists of fields |
- csv_input_records(+Stream:ref, +Records:list, +Options:list) is det
- Retrieve all CSV records from Stream.
- Arguments:
-
| Stream | - The input stream |
| Records | - List of lists of fields |
| Options | - Input options |
- csv_output_record(+Stream:ref, +Record:list) is det
- Write the given CSV record to Stream.
- Arguments:
-
| Stream | - The output stream |
| Record | - List of fields |
- csv_output_record(+Stream:ref, +Record:list, +Options:list) is det
- Write the given CSV record to Stream.
- Arguments:
-
| Stream | - The output stream |
| Record | - List of fields |
| Options | - The output options |
- csv_output_records(+Stream:ref, +Records:list) is det
- Write the given CSV records to Stream.
- Arguments:
-
| Stream | - The output stream |
| Records | - List of lists of fields |
- csv_output_records(+Stream:ref, +Records:list, +Options:list) is det
- Write the given CSV records to Stream.
- Arguments:
-
| Stream | - The output stream |
| Records | - List of lists of fields |
| Options | - The output options |
- csv_is_header(+Record:list) is semidet
- Assert whether all fields in Record may be column names.
- Arguments:
-


I am a recent MSc graduate, where I studied an emerging field of data science (metabolomics)
In the course of my studies, I found a passion for creating things with programming
I initially learned python to make use of pandas, numpy and matplotlib to generate and harness machine learning models, process, clean, and visualize my metabolomics dataset. Along the way, I decided to devote at least an hour a day to engineering a project, for 100 days straight. As a result, I am extremely comfortable with python and object-oriented programming.
R is the gold-standard programming language for academia. As such, I have been an avid user of R for 4+ years. My interest in R for statistical analyses, machine learning and data visualization began whilst I was conducting my honours research thesis. During the course of my MSc, I have trained and utilized machine learning models varying in complexity using datasets from Kaggle, ISLR and the UCI ML Repository (as well as my own dataset).
I enjoy using all kinds of SQL, though postgreSQL is my favourite. I have been using it for 2 years, completely out of interest in it and a yearning to be able to control/utilize relational database systems which sometimes contain millions of rows. The server for my main website is completely made in python, allowing for data exploration/manipulation to be preformed with Psycopg2 (PostgreSQL module).
I have worked with HTML5 for > 1 year and I utilized HTML5 to form the foundation of this and my main website.
I have utilized CSS3 for > 1 year. I utilized CSS3 to stylize this and my main website. This wonderful card flipping you see is all CSS3.
I have been working with java for 2 years, so as to execute scripts to apply machine learning models to my raw spectral dataset in MZMine, through a unix Biocluster. Additionally, I have utilized it to provide all of the functionality of my main website.
Specializing in Metabolomics
September 2019 - Present
Major in Biology, Minor in Chemistry
September 2014 - May 2019
Witte, T. E., Villeneuve, N., Boddy, C. N., and Overy, D. P. (2021). Accessory Chromosome-Acquired Secondary Metabolism in Plant Pathogenic Fungi: The Evolution of Biotrophs Into Host-Specific Pathogens . Front. Microbiol. 12, 700. Available at: https://www.frontiersin.org/article/10.3389/fmicb.2021.664276.


In the previous chapter, we learned about how classes and their objects can be created and the different ways their members can be accessed. We also saw how data members are initialized in the constructor of any class as shown below.
class Rectangle
{
int length;
int breadth;
public:
Rectangle()
{
length = 7;
breadth = 4;
}
};
In the above constructor, we assigned the values 7 and 4 to the data members length and breadth respectively. Note that, here we assigned the values to these variables, not initialized.
In the case of constructors having parameters, we can directly initialize our data members using initialization lists.
Using initialization list, we can write the above code as follows.
class Rectangle
{
int length;
int breadth;
public:
Rectangle() : length(7), breadth(4) // initializing data members
{
// no need to assign anything here
}
};
An initializer list starts after the constructor name and its parameters and begins with a colon ( : ) followed by the list of variables which are to be initialized separated by a comma with their values in curly brackets.
Let's see an example for the above code.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
class Rectangle
{
int length;
int breadth;
public:
Rectangle() : length(7), breadth(4)
{
}
int printArea()
{
return length * breadth;
}
};
int main()
{
Rectangle rt;
cout << rt.printArea() << endl;
return 0;
}
Here we initialized the variables length and breadth directly using an initializer list in which we length and breadth were initialized to 7 and 4 respectively.
The rest of the code is the same.
Let's see another example of initialization list in case of parameterized constructor.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
class Rectangle
{
int length;
int breadth;
public:
Rectangle( int l, int b ) : length(l), breadth(b)
{
}
int printArea()
{
return length * breadth;
}
};
int main()
{
Rectangle rt( 7, 4 );
cout << rt.printArea() << endl;
return 0;
}
In this example, the initializer list is directly initializing the variables length and breadth with the values of l and b which are 7 and 4 respectively.
This is the same as the following code with the only difference that in the above example, we are directly initializing the variables while in the following code, the variables are being assigned the parameterized values.
class Rectangle
{
int length;
int breadth;
public:
Rectangle( int l, int b )
{
length = l;
breadth = b;
}
};
Need for Initialization List
Though we can use initialization list anytime as we did in the above examples, but there are certain cases where we have to use initialization list otherwise the code won't work.
Any variable declared with const keyword before its data type is a const variable.
To initialize a const variable, we use initialization list. Since we are not allowed to assign any value to a const variable, so we cannot assign any value in the body of the constructor. So, this is the case where we need initialization list.
Following is an example initializing a const data member with initialization list.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
class Rectangle
{
const int length;
const int breadth;
public:
Rectangle( int l, int b ) : length(l), breadth(b)
{
}
int printArea()
{
return length * breadth;
}
};
int main()
{
Rectangle rt( 7, 4 );
cout << rt.printArea() << endl;
return 0;
}
In this example, the variables length and breadth are declared as constant and thus cannot be assigned any value in the body of the constructor. So, we initialized them in the initializer list.
If we try to assign values to a const variable, we will get an error. We will learn more about the const keyword in a later chapter.
One more case where we need initializer list is when we want to initialize base class members by creating an object of the subclass. We will see this in the next chapter.
There may be some other cases too where we would need initializer list but we can always use it as an alternative even when it's not necessary.

-Sam Snead


Before the dawn of the apocalyptic 'Year of the Beast' in 1666, Balthasar Embriaco, a Genoese Levantine merchant, sets out on an adventure that will take him across the breadth of the civilised world, from Constantinople, through the Mediterranean, to London shortly before the Great Fire.
Balthasar's urgent quest is to track down a copy of one of the rarest and most coveted books ever printed, a volume called 'The Hundredth Name', its contents are thought to be of vital importance to the future of the world. There are ninety-nine names for God in the Koran, and merely to know this most secret hundredth name will, Balthasar believes, ensure his salvation.
Still four months until the Year of the Beast, and it's already here. Its shadow dims our hearts and the windows of our houses.


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greengrasssdk.Lambda module¶
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class
greengrasssdk.Lambda.
Client
(endpoint='localhost', port=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
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invoke
(**kwargs)[source]¶ Invokes Lambda function of the given name.
Keyword Arguments: - ClientContext (
bytes
) – Optional Base64-encoded data about the invoking client to pass to the Lambda function - FunctionName (
string
) – [REQUIRED] The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the Lambda function to invoke. Name formats:- Qualified ARN - The function ARN with the version suffix. e.g. arn:aws:lambda:aws-region:acct-id:function:helloworld:1
- Unqualified ARN - The function ARN without the version suffix. e.g. arn:aws:lambda:aws-region:acct-id:function:helloworld
- InvocationType (
string
) – Choose from the following options.RequestResponse
(default) - Invoke the Lambda synchronously. Block until the function returns a response or times out.Event
- Invoke the Lambda asynchronously. The response only includes empty payload.
- Payload (
bytes
) – Optional input for the Lambda function to invoke. - Qualifier (
string
) – Optional parameter to specify a Lambda function version if it was not included in the FunctionName field. If you specify a function version, the API uses the qualified function ARN to invoke a specific Lambda function.
Returns: (
dict
) – * FunctionError (string
) –If present, indicates that an error occurred while executing the Lambda function. If an error occurred, this field will have one of two values,
Handled
orUnhandled
.Handled
errors are errors that are reported by the function while theUnhandled
errors are those detected and reported by Greengrass Core.Unhandled
errors include out of memory errors and function timeouts. Error details are provided in the Payload.- Payload (
bytes or StreamingBody object
) – It is the result returned by the Lambda function. This is present only if the invocation type isRequestResponse
. In the event of a function error this field contains a message describing the error.
- ClientContext (
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Each oral presentation is allocated 20 minutes: 15 minutes for presentation + 5 minutes for questions and setup. All oral presentation papers will also have the opportunity to display a poster (see instructions below).
We encourage you to use bullet points with as little text as possible, and only show essential math. At the conference, 15 minutes before your session you must:
- Introduce yourself to your session chair in the presentation room
- Upload your slides to the conference computer or test your laptop
- If you use the conference computer, remember to embed (and not link) all videos into the presentation file
Poster Instructions
The poster panels have a size of 2.3m x 1.2m and can accommodate posters of A0 size. Please use sufficiently large fonts for readability.
The board for your poster will be identified by the paper number from the program. Materials to attach your poster to the board (before 9 am of your day of presentation) will be provided. Each poster is to be presented for a full day.
Poster papers (i.e. those that do not have an oral presentation) will also have a 60 second short oral (“spotlight”) presentation at the beginning of the poster session, accompanied by a single slide. The intention of the spotlight presentation is to draw people's attention to the posters and are not meant to be mini-talks. We ask the authors of each poster to prepare a one (if really needed: two) slide summary. Note that due to the limited resolution of the projector, your poster will not be legible if displayed on the screen, so we encourage you to prepare your slide using PowerPoint or similar software.
For Poster Spotlights, authors are requested to send 1-2 ppt slides to the conference organisers <
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with the subject "Spotlight - IDxx" where xx is your paper number, by 15 November.


You can use "CreateDynamicCheckbox(StringList)"(or type "CreateDynamicCheckbox(stringList)" on console) on console to make checkboxes; And see what you did choose from console.


The Brown Fairy Book
by Andrew Lang
The Fox and the Lapp
by Andrew Lang
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1904
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: England
- Source: Lang, A. (Ed.). (1904). The Brown Fairy Book. London: Longmans, Green & Co.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 5.9
- Word Count: 3,844
- Genre: Fairy Tale/Folk Tale
- Keywords: cleverness
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Once upon a time a fox lay peeping out of his hole, watching the road that ran by at a little distance, and hoping to see something that might amuse him, for he was feeling very dull and rather cross. For a long while he watched in vain; everything seemed asleep, and not even a bird stirred overhead. The fox grew crosser than ever, and he was just turning away in disgust from his place when he heard the sound of feet coming over the snow. He crouched eagerly down at the edge of the road and said to himself: ‘I wonder what would happen if I were to pretend to be dead! This is a man driving a reindeer sledge, I know the tinkling of the harness. And at any rate I shall have an adventure, and that is always something!’
So he stretched himself out by the side of the road, carefully choosing a spot where the driver could not help seeing him, yet where the reindeer would not tread on him; and all fell out just as he had expected. The sledge-driver pulled up sharply, as his eyes lighted on the beautiful animal lying stiffly beside him, and jumping out he threw the fox into the bottom of the sledge, where the goods he was carrying were bound tightly together by ropes. The fox did not move a muscle though his bones were sore from the fall, and the driver got back to his seat again and drove on merrily.
But before they had gone very far, the fox, who was near the edge, contrived to slip over, and when the Laplander saw him stretched out on the snow he pulled up his reindeer and put the fox into one of the other sledges that was fastened behind, for it was market-day at the nearest town, and the man had much to sell.
They drove on a little further, when some noise in the forest made the man turn his head, just in time to see the fox fall with a heavy thump on to the frozen snow. ‘That beast is bewitched!’ he said to himself, and then he threw the fox into the last sledge of all, which had a cargo of fishes. This was exactly what the cunning creature wanted, and he wriggled gently to the front and bit the cord which tied the sledge to the one before it so that it remained standing in the middle of the road.
Now there were so many sledges that the Lapp did not notice for a long while that one was missing; indeed, he would have entered the town without knowing if snow had not suddenly begun to fall. Then he got down to secure more firmly the cloths that kept his goods dry, and going to the end of the long row, discovered that the sledge containing the fish and the fox was missing. He quickly unharnessed one of his reindeer and rode back along the way he had come, to find the sledge standing safe in the middle of the road; but as the fox had bitten off the cord close to the noose there was no means of moving it away.
The fox meanwhile was enjoying himself mightily. As soon as he had loosened the sledge, he had taken his favourite fish from among the piles neatly arranged for sale, and had trotted off to the forest with it in his mouth. By-and-by he met a bear, who stopped and said: ‘Where did you find that fish, Mr. Fox?’
‘Oh, not far off,’ answered he; ‘I just stuck my tail in the stream close by the place where the elves dwell, and the fish hung on to it of itself.’
‘Dear me,’ snarled the bear, who was hungry and not in a good temper, ‘if the fish hung on to your tail, I suppose he will hang on to mine.’
‘Yes, certainly, grandfather,’ replied the fox, ‘if you have patience to suffer what I suffered.’
‘Of course I can,’ replied the bear, ‘what nonsense you talk! Show me the way.’
So the fox led him to the bank of a stream, which, being in a warm place, had only lightly frozen in places, and was at this moment glittering in the spring sunshine.
‘The elves bathe here,’ he said, ‘and if you put in your tail the fish will catch hold of it. But it is no use being in a hurry, or you will spoil everything.’
Then he trotted off, but only went out of sight of the bear, who stood still on the bank with his tail deep in the water. Soon the sun set and it grew very cold and the ice formed rapidly, and the bear’s tail was fixed as tight as if a vice had held it; and when the fox saw that everything had happened just as he had planned it, he called out loudly:
‘Be quick, good people, and come with your bows and spears. A bear has been fishing in your brook!’
And in a moment the whole place was full of little creatures each one with a tiny bow and a spear hardly big enough for a baby; but both arrows and spears could sting, as the bear knew very well, and in his fright he gave such a tug to his tail that it broke short off, and he rolled away into the forest as fast as his legs could carry him. At this sight the fox held his sides for laughing, and then scampered away in another direction. By-and- by he came to a fir tree, and crept into a hole under the root. After that he did something very strange.
 Let us be off; I feel as if danger was near.’
But the fox was comfortable where he was, and did not hurry himself to take his tail’s advice. And before very long he found he was too late, for the bear had come round by another path, and guessing where his enemy was began to scratch at the roots of the tree. The fox made himself as small as he could, but a scrap of his tail peeped out, and the bear seized it and held it tight. Then the fox dug his claws into the ground, but he was not strong enough to pull against the bear, and slowly he was dragged forth and his body flung over the bear’s neck. In this manner they set out down the road, the fox’s tail being always in the bear’s mouth.
After they had gone some way, they passed a tree-stump, on which a bright coloured woodpecker was tapping.
‘Ah! those were better times when I used to paint all the birds such gay colours,’ sighed the fox.
‘What are you saying, old fellow?’ asked the bear.
‘I? Oh, I was saying nothing,’ answered the fox drearily. ‘Just carry me to your cave and eat me up as quick as you can.’
The bear was silent, and thought of his supper; and the two continued their journey till they reached another tree with a woodpecker tapping on it.
‘Ah! those were better times when I used to paint all the birds such gay colours,’ said the fox again to himself.
‘Couldn’t you paint me too?’ asked the bear suddenly.
But the fox shook his head; for he was always acting, even if no one was there to see him do it.
‘You bear pain so badly,’ he replied, in a thoughtful voice, ‘and you are impatient besides, and could never put up with all that is necessary. Why, you would first have to dig a pit, and then twist ropes of willow, and drive in posts and fill the hole with pitch, and, last of all, set it on fire. Oh, no; you would never be able to do all that.’
‘It does not matter a straw how hard the work is,’ answered the bear eagerly, ‘I will do it every bit.’ And as he spoke he began tearing up the earth so fast that soon a deep pit was ready, deep enough to hold him.
‘That is all right,’ said the fox at last, ‘I see I was mistaken in you. Now sit here, and I will bind you.’ So the bear sat down on the edge of the pit, and the fox sprang on his back, which he crossed with the willow ropes, and then set fire to the pitch. It burnt up in an instant, and caught the bands of willow and the bear’s rough hair; but he did not stir, for he thought that the fox was rubbing the bright colours into his skin, and that he would soon be as beautiful as a whole meadow of flowers. But when the fire grew hotter still he moved uneasily from one foot to the other, saying, imploringly: ‘It is getting rather warm, old man.’ But all the answer he got was: ‘I thought you would never be able to suffer pain like those little birds.’
The bear did not like being told that he was not as brave as a bird, so he set his teeth and resolved to endure anything sooner than speak again; but by this time the last willow band had burned through, and with a push the fox sent his victim tumbling into the grass, and ran off to hide himself in the forest. After a while he stole cautiously and found, as he expected, nothing left but a few charred bones.
By-and-by he met a Lapp driving his team of reindeer along the road, and as he drew near, the fox rattled the bones gaily.
‘That sounds like silver or gold,’ thought the man to himself. And he said politely to the fox:
‘Good-day, friend! What have you got in your bag that makes such a strange sound?’
‘All the wealth my father left me,’ answered the fox. ‘Do you feel inclined to bargain?’
‘Well, I don’t mind,’ replied the Lapp, who was a prudent man, and did not wish the fox to think him too eager; ‘but show me first what money you have got.’
‘Ah, but I can’t do that,’ answered the fox, ‘my bag is sealed up. But if you will give me those three reindeer, you shall take it as it is, with all its contents.’
The Lapp did not quite like it, but the fox spoke with such an air that his doubts melted away. He nodded, and stretched out his hand; the fox put the bag into it, and unharnassed the reindeer he had chosen.
‘Oh, I forgot!’ he exclaimed, turning round, as he was about to drive them in the opposite direction, ‘you must be sure not to open the bag until you have gone at least five miles, right on the other side of those hills out there. If you do, you will find that all the gold and silver has changed into a parcel of charred bones.’ Then he whipped up his reindeer, and was soon out of sight.
For some time the Lapp was satisfied with hearing the bones rattle, and thinking to himself what a good bargain he had made, and of all the things he would buy with the money. But, after a bit, this amusement ceased to content him, and besides, what was the use of planning when you did not know for certain how rich you were? Perhaps there might be a great deal of silver and only a little gold in the bag; or a great deal of gold, and only a little silver. Who could tell? He would not, of course, take the money out to count it, for that might bring him bad luck. But there could be no harm in just one peep! So he slowly broke the seal, and untied the strings, and, behold, a heap of burnt bones lay before him! In a minute he knew he had been tricked, and flinging the bag to the ground in a rage, he ran after the fox as fast as his snow-shoes would carry him.
Now the fox had guessed exactly what would happen, and was on the look out. Directly he saw the little speck coming towards him, he wished that the man’s snow-shoes might break, and that very instant the Lapp’s shoes snapped in two. The Lapp did now know that this was the fox’s work, but he had to stop and fetch one of his other reindeer, which he mounted, and set off again in pursuit of his enemy. The fox soon heard him coming, and this time he wished that the reindeer might fall and break its leg. And so it did; and the man felt it was a hopeless chase, and that he was no match for the fox.
So the fox drove on in peace till he reached the cave where all his stores were kept, and then he began to wonder whom he could get to help him kill his reindeer, for though he could steal reindeer he was too small to kill them. ‘After all, it will be quite easy,’ thought he, and he bade a squirrel, who was watching him on a tree close by, take a message to all the robber beasts of the forest, and in less than half an hour a great crashing of branches was heard, and bears, wolves, snakes, mice, frogs, and other creatures came pressing up to the cave.
When they heard why they had been summoned, they declared themselves ready each one to do his part. The bear took his crossbow from his neck and shot the reindeer in the chin; and, from that day to this, every reindeer has a mark in that same spot, which is always known as the bear’s arrow. The wolf shot him in the thigh, and the sign of his arrow still remains; and so with the mouse and the viper and all the rest, even the frog; and at the last the reindeer all died. And the fox did nothing, but looked on.
‘I really must go down to the brook and wash myself,’ said he (though he was perfectly clean), and he went under the bank and hid himself behind a stone. From there he set up the most frightful shrieks, so that the animals fled away in all directions. Only the mouse and the ermine remained where they were, for they thought that they were much too small to be noticed.
The fox continued his shrieks till he felt sure that the animals must have got to a safe distance; then he crawled out of his hiding-place and went to the bodies of the reindeer, which he now had all to himself. He gathered a bundle of sticks for a fire, and was just preparing to cook a steak, when his enemy, the Lapp, came up, panting with haste and excitement.
‘What are you doing there?’ cried he; ‘why did you palm off those bones on me?  It is my comrades who have slain them in spite of my prayers.’
The man made no reply, for the white fur of the ermine, who was crouching with the mouse behind some stones, had just caught his eye. He hastily seized the iron hook which hung over the fire and flung it at the little creature; but the ermine was too quick for him, and the hook only touched the top of its tail, and that has remained black to this day. As for the mouse, the Lapp threw a half-burnt stick after him, and though it was not enough to hurt him, his beautiful white skin was smeared all over with it, and all the washing in the world would not make him clean again. And the man would have been wiser if he had let the ermine and the mouse alone, for when he turned round again he found he was alone.
Directly the fox noticed that his enemy’s attention had wandered from himself he watched his chance, and stole softly away till he had reached a clump of thick bushes, when he ran as fast as he could, till he reached a river, where a man was mending his boat.
‘Oh, I wish, I wish, I had a boat to mend too!’ he cried, sitting up on his hind-legs and looking into the man’s face.
‘Stop your silly chatter!’ answered the man crossly, ‘or I will give you a bath in the river.’
‘Oh, I wish, I do wish, I had a boat to mend,’ cried the fox again, as if he had not heard. And the man grew angry and seized him by the tail, and threw him far out in the stream close to the edge of an island; which was just what the fox wanted. He easily scrambled up, and sitting on the top, he called: ‘Hasten, hasten, O fishes, and carry me to the other side!’ And the fishes left the stones where they had been sleeping, and the pools where they had been feeding, and hurried to see who could get to the island first.
‘I have won,’ shouted the pike. ‘Jump on my back, dear fox, and you will find yourself in a trice on the opposite shore.’
‘No, thank you,’ answered the fox, ‘your back is much too weak for me. I should break it.’
‘Try mine,’ said the eel, who had wriggled to the front.
‘No, thank you,’ replied the fox again, ‘I should slip over your head and be drowned.’
‘You won’t slip on MY back,’ said the perch, coming forward.
‘No; but you are really TOO rough,’ returned the fox.
‘Well, you can have no fault to find with ME,’ put in the trout.
 ‘But I’m afraid to trust myself to you either.’
At this moment a fine salmon swam slowly up.

 When everything was ready, and the water in the pot was getting hot, he popped him in, and waited till he thought the salmon was nearly boiled. But as he stooped down the water gave a sudden fizzle, and splashed into the fox’s eyes, blinding him. He started backwards with a cry of pain, and sat still for some minutes, rocking himself to and fro. When he was a little better he rose and walked down a road till he met a grouse, who stopped and asked what was the matter.
‘Have you a pair of eyes anywhere about you?’ asked the fox politely.
‘No, I am afraid I haven’t,’ answered the grouse, and passed on.
A little while after the fox heard the buzzing of an early bee, whom a gleam of sun had tempted out.
‘Do you happen to have an extra pair of eyes anywhere?’ asked the fox.
‘I am sorry to say I have only those I am using,’ replied the bee. And the fox went on till he nearly fell over an asp who was gliding across the road.
‘I should be SO glad if you would tell me where I could get a pair of eyes,’ said the fox. ‘I suppose you don’t happen to have any you could lend me?’
‘Well, if you only want them for a short time, perhaps I could manage,’ answered the asp; ‘but I can’t do without them for long.’
‘Oh, it is only for a very short time that I need them,’ said the fox; ‘I have a pair of my own just behind that hill, and when I find them I will bring yours back to you. Perhaps you will keep these till them.’  As he was running off he cried over his shoulder: ‘As long as the world lasts the asps’ eyes will go down in the heads of foxes from generation to generation.’
And so it has been; and if you look at the eyes of an asp you will see that they are all burnt; and though thousands and thousands of years have gone by since the fox was going about playing tricks upon everybody he met, the asp still bears the traces of the day when the sly creature cooked the salmon.


Contracting parties: 6 total: China, Japan, Republic of Korea, Republic of Poland, Russian Federation, USA.
Area: High seas of the Bering Sea.
Date entered into force: 1995
FAO association: No.
FAO statistical area: 61, 67.
Objectives: “…to establish an international regime for conservation, management, and optimum utilization of Pollock resources in the Convention area…”
Primary species: Pollock (Theragra chalcogramma).
The x-axis on the figure below represents current biomass (B2008) over biomass at maximum sustainable yield (Bmsy). The y-axis represents current fishing mortality (F2008) over fishing mortality that produces maximum sustainable yield (Fmsy); For data sources, see Cullis-Suzuki and Pauly (2009).
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Pollock are the primary species under CCBSP management. Shown below is the time series of biomass of pollock in the Donut Hole region; the red dashed line denotes establishment of CCBSP (1995). For data sources see Cullis-Suzuki and Pauly (2009).
Pollock


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Isaac Gorman
I really enjoy hiking and dream of one day living near mountains.
I really enjoy hiking and dream of one day living near mountains.
I am a web developer with a background in digital arts with a degree in Applied Science for Animation and Visual Effects. I reside in the San Francisco Bay Area. I enjoy learning new skills and overcoming new challenges.
I love problem-solving, layouts, and flexbox. I hate 8 AM meetings and talking about myself.
I basically grew up in a forest so I LOVE nature and always enjoy the outdoors. Very stereotypical for a Polish girl, but my favorite food is hands down pierogi!