WITNESS LIST Elections Committee March 31, 1999-2:00P HB 307 For: BORDEN, BILL (Self) COLLINS, MARY ANN (REPUBLICAN PARTY OF TEXAS) MCDONALD, STEVE (TEXAS DEMOCRATIC PARTY) On: HANSHAW, ELIZABETH (SECRETARY OF STATE) Registering, but not testifying: For: BILYEU, BILL (Self and TEX ASSOC EA) DEBEAUVOIR, DANA (Self and COUNTY CLERKS LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE) SIRVELLO III, TONY J. (Self and BEVERLY B. KAUFMAN, HARRIS COUNTY CLERK) HB 309 For: MURPHY, JACK (Self) Against: COLLLINS, MARY ANN (REPUBLICAN PARTY OF TEXAS) MCDONALD, STEVE (TEXAS DEMOCRATIC PARTY) On: HANSHAW, ELIZABETH (SECRETARY OF STATE) Registering, but not testifying: For: BILYEU, BILL (Self and TEXAS ASSOC OF EA) BORDEN, BILL (Self) HB 312 For: BORDEN, BILL (Self) Registering, but not testifying: For: BILYER, BILL (Self and TX ASSOC EA) HB 386 For: BONSELL, SANDRA (TEXAS FOR FAIR ELECTIONS) BROWN, MARK ADAMS (Self) FARRAR, JIM (Self) HAMMETT, JAMES (TRAVIS COUNTY REFORM PARTY, TEXANS FOR FAIR ELECTIONS) HOLMES, SUSAN (Self and MR. JIM WADE, AMERICAN CONSTITUTION PARTY) HOLMES, THOMAS (Self and AMERICAN CONSTITUTION PARTY) NEALE, GEOFFREY J. (Self and TEXANS FOR FAIR ELECTION & LIBERTARIAN PARTY OF TEXAS) SMITH, CLINTON (Self and TRAVIS COUNTY REFORM PARTY) On: BORDEN, BILL (Self) MCGEEHAN, ANN (SECRETARY OF STATE) Registering, but not testifying: For: BAKER, ROGER (Self and GREEN PARTY OF TEXAS) CURTIS, LINDA J. (TEXANS FOR FAIR ELECTIONS, REFORM PARTY OF TEXAS) FORD, MIKE (Self) HAMMERLEIN, GEORGE (PAUL BETTENCOURT - HARRIS COUNTY TAX ASSESOR-COLLECTER) HARDIN, KENNETH (SANDRA BONSELL, NATURAL LAW PARTY) MILLER, LUCIOUS (Self) MURPHY DDJ, JACK (Self) ROSSIGNOL, STEVE (Self and SOCIALIST PARTY OF TEXAS) SMITH, VALERIE MEDINA (Self) THOMAS, OLENNA (Self) HB 442 Registering, but not testifying: For: BORDEN, BILL (Self) HB 477 Registering, but not testifying: For: BILYEU, BILL (Self and TX ASSOC OF EA) HB 569 For: MCDONALD, STEVE (TEXAS DEMOCRATIC PARTY) Against: BORDEN, BILL (Self) COLLINS, MARY ANN (REPUBLICAN PARTY OF TEXAS) Registering, but not testifying: For: LEWIS, FRED (Self) Against: PEREZ, J.R. (Self and THE TEXAS ASSOCIATION OF ELECTION ADMINSITRATORS) On: DEBEAUVOIR, DANA (Self and COUNTY CLERKS LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE) HB 738 For: BORDEN, BILL (Self) On: DEBEAUVOIR, DANA (Self and COUNTY CLERK LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE) MCDONALD, STEVE (TEXAS DEMOCRATIC PARTY) NICKLESS, MELINDA (SECRETARY OF STATE) PEREZ, J.R. (Self and THE TEXAS ASSOCIATION OF ELECTION ADMINISTRATORS) SIRVELLO, TONY (Self and BEVERLY B. KAUFMAN, HARRIS COUNTY CLERK) HB 802 For: TURNER, WILLIAM W. (Self and MATAGORDA NAVIGATION DISTRICT & TEXAS PORTS ASSOCIATION) On: MCGEEHAN, ANN (SECRETARY OF STATE) Registering, but not testifying: For: PEREZ, J.R. (Self and THE TEXAS ASSOCIATION OF ELECTION ADMINISTRATORS) YOUNGER, PAT (TEXAS PORTS ASSOCIATION) HB 808 For: PARDUE, CRAIG (DALLAS COUNTY) PEREZ, J.R. (Self and THE TEXAS ASSOCIAITON OF ELECTION ADMINISTRATORS) Against: BILYEN, BILL (Self) On: COLLINS, MARY ANN (REPUBLICAN PARTY OF TEXAS) Registering, but not testifying: For: BORDEN, BILL (Self) HB 862 For: MCDONALD, STEVE (TEXAS DEMOCRATIC PARTY) Against: BORDEN, BILL (Self) COLLINS, MARY ANN (REPUBLICAN PARTY OF TEXAS) On: SIRVELLO III, TONY J. (Self and BEVERLY B. KAUFMAN, HARRIS COUNTY CLERK) Registering, but not testifying: For: BILYEU, BILL (Self and TX ASSOC OF EA) HB 1490 On: MCDONALD, STEVE (TEXAS DEMOCRATIC PARTY) HB 1509 For: BORDEN, BILL (Self) DEBEAUVOIR, DANA (Self and COUNTY CLERKS LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE) SIRVELLO, TONY J. (BEVERLY B. KAUFMAN, HARRIS COUNTY CLERK) On: MCDONALD, STEVE (TEXAS DEMOCRATIC PARTY) MCGEEHAN, ANN (SECRETARY OF STATE) Registering, but not testifying: For: PEREZ, J.R. (Self and THE TEXAS ASSOCIATION OF ELECTIONS ADMINISTRATORS) HB 2056 On: COLLINS, STEVE r. (TEXAS LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL) HB 2345 For: BLUM, EDWARD (Self) BORDEN, BILL (Self) FORD, MIKE (Self) Against: BLEDSOE, GARY (Self and TEXAS NAACP & HOUSTON NAACP) MCDONALD, STEVE (TEXAS DEOMCRATIC PARTY) PARKER, ANISE (CITY OF HOUSTON CITY COUNCIL) ZUMMO, PATRICK (THE CITY OF HOUSTON) On: SIRVELLO, TONY J. (BEVERLY B. KAUFMAN, HARRIS COUNTY CLERK) Registering, but not testifying: Against: WALKER, ROSA (TEXAS AFL-CIO) HB 2383 For: WEBB, JUSTIN (COMMON CAUSE TEXAS) Against: BORDEN, BILL (Self) COLLINS, MARY ANN (REPUBLICAN PARTY OF TEXAS) SIRVELLO III, TONY J. (Self and BARBARA B. KAUFMAN, HARRIS COUNTY CLERK) Registering, but not testifying: On: DEBEAUVOIR, DANA (Self and COUNTY CLERKS LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE) PEREZ, J.R. (Self and THE TEXAS ASSOCIATION OF ELECTION ADMINISTRATORS) HB 2392 Registering, but not testifying: For: DEBEAUVOIR, DANA (Self and COUNTY CLERKS LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE) HB 2395 For: BORDEN, BILL (Self) COLLINS, MARY ANN (REPUBLICAN PARTY OF TEXAS) Against: PEREZ, J.R. (Self and THE TEXAS ASSOCIATION OF ELECTION ADMINISTRATORS) On: SIRVELLO, TONY J. (Self and BEVERLY B. KAUFMAN, HARRIS COUNTY CLERK) HB 2785 On: HANSHAW, ELIZABETH (SECRETARY OF STATE) Registering, but not testifying: For: BORDEN, BILL (Self) HB 3206 For: BORDEN, BILL (Self) COLLINS, MARY ANN (REPUBLICAN PARTY OF TEXAS) On: HANSHAW, ELIZABETH (SECRETARY OF STATE) MCDONALD, STEVE (TEXAS DEMOCRATIC PARTY) Registering, but not testifying: For: PEREZ, J.R. (Self and THE TEXAS ASSOCIAITON OF ELECTION ADMINISTRATORS) HB 3238 Against: HENDRIX, MARTY (TEXAS MUNICIPAL LEAGUE) On: COLLINS, MARY ANN (REPUBLICAN PARTY OF TEXAS) MCDONALD, STEVE (TEXAS DEMOCRATIC PARTY) Registering, but not testifying: For: BORDEN, BILL (Self) LEWIS, FRED (Self) Against: RODRIGUEZ, NORMA (Self)


Model Comparisons¶
The following table presents estimates of the carbon footprint generated by the training popular models on different hardware.
Model |
Hardware |
Power (W) |
Training Time (hr) |
CO₂eq (lbs) |
Cloud Compute Cost ($) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Transformerbase |
P100x8 |
1,415.78 |
12 |
26 |
$41 - $410 |
Transformerbig |
P100x8 |
1,515.43 |
84 |
192 |
$289 - $981 |
ELMo |
P100x3 |
517.66 |
336 |
262 |
$433 - $1,472 |
BERTbase |
V100x64 |
12,041.51 |
79 |
1,438 |
$3751 - $12,571 |
NAS |
P100x8 |
1,515.43 |
274,120 |
626,155 |
$942,973–$3,201,722 |
Comparisons¶
Below are some examples of estimate amounts of carbon emitted by standard daily activities. This is based on average rates of carbon emission of air and car travel and lifestyle.
Consumption |
CO₂eq (lbs) |
|---|---|
Air travel, 1 passenger, NY↔SF |
1,984 |
Avg Human Life, 1 year |
11,023 |
Avg American Life, 1 year |
36,156 |
Avg Car Including Fuel, 1 lifetime |
126,000 |


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STRANGE BREW A film review by David Wilcock Copyright 1997 David Wilcock
STARRING RICK MORANIS AND DAVE THOMAS MGM RELEASE RUNNING TIME=90 MINS
This film was recently on TV (in the UK), and as I've never seen Doug and Bobs McKenzies first (and only) film, I decided to sit through 90 mins of a very mixed bag of jokes. The film starts off a bit weak, with a rather lame joke featuring the MGM lion. We get introduced to Doug and Bob (Moranis and Thomas), who are Canadian beer drinkers who have a tendency to go 'eh!', and call each other 'Hosers' (This film is in Hosearama) Basically, the 'plot' goes like thus... Doug and Bob get free beers by putting a mouse in a beer bottle, going to the beer shop saying they found this mouse in the bottle, and then asking for a new crate of beer. However, their plot fails in a shop, and they are told that if they want free beer, they must go to the breweries and ask for it there.  What follows are some funny jokes, and also some pointless, not very jokes. This is really the main problem of the film. If you stick with the film, then you are sure to find some good jokes. But there are far too many misses to make it a classic comedy. However, if you ARE a Canadian beer drinker, then maybe you'll find some of the gags funnier then I did. Overall, I was disappointed with this film. It even got a bit boring in some parts of the movie, and this film could've been a lot funnier than it was. Disappointing.
OVERALL=**1/2 out of *****
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On 23 July 2016, the National IHR Focal Point of China notified WHO of an imported case of Rift Valley fever (RVF).
The case is a 45-year-old male from Henan province who had been working in Luanda, Angola. No history of travel outside Luanda has been reported. Investigation regarding potential source of infection is ongoing.
The case had onset of symptoms (headache, fever, arthralgia and muscle pain) on 14 July 2016 in Angola. He sought medical treatment in a hospital in Angola, however his symptoms persisted, and he returned to China on 21 July 2016.
By the time of arrival in Beijing he was already in a serious condition and he was transferred to a specialised hospital for treatment and placed under quarantine.
On 23 July 2016, a sample from the case tested positive for RVF at the Beijing Municipal Center for Disease Prevention and Control (Beijing CDC) and was confirmed on the same day at the China Center for Disease Prevention and Control (China CDC). The National Health and Family Planning Commission of the People’s Republic of China convened an expert group on 23 July to review the patient’s epidemiological history, clinical symptoms and laboratory results and it was concluded that the case is China’s first imported case of RVF. The patient is currently in serious condition.
The Chinese government has implemented surveillance, monitoring and other measures for prevention and control, which include:
In Angola, an investigation team has been set up by the Angolan Ministry of Health with the support of WHO.
RVF is a viral zoonosis that primarily affects animals but can also infect humans. The vast majority of human infections result from direct or indirect contact with the blood or organs of infected animals. Human infections have also resulted from the bites of infected mosquitoes and hematophagous (blood-feeding) flies. There is some evidence that humans can become infected with RVF by ingesting unpasteurized milk or uncooked meat from infected animals.
Since there has been no documented human to human transmission of the virus to date, and appropriate vector control measures have been put in place in China, WHO assesses the risk for further disease transmission from a single imported case in China and/or from China to be low.


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The Story
Fifteen year-old Ben Garber has a secret. A secret which leads him to infiltrate the household of a family in a neighboring town.
About Stray
Stray is a thesis film completed by a diverse group of filmmakers as part of their Master of Fine Arts Degree from the American Film Institute Conservatory. An intimate coming-of-age drama, the film looks at what it means to be family as well as the confusion and heartache that family secrets can provoke.
Set in 2017, where the two-parent, nuclear family is no longer the prevailing norm, Stray asks how do we come to terms with our parents’ mistakes and how do our families define our identities. Stray is immediately relatable; everyone has their own stories of family struggles, and the film’s characters are complex and multi-faceted. Ultimately, Stray seeks to entertain but, more importantly, incite strong personal emotion within its audiences.
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First Look At Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson As Black Adam
by Lucy ConnollyDwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson has revealed what he will look like as the DC Comics’ anti-hero Black Adam – and let me tell you, it’s something else.
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The movie, now starting to finally take off after years in the works, is scheduled to begin production next summer before hitting cinemas in December 2021.
Basically, we’ve got to wait an entire two years until we see The Rock taking down his enemies as the rebellious superhero. Luckily though, he’s given us a sneak-peak of what he will look like doing it.
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Johnson shared a picture of himself in the role on social media in the form of a ‘first time ever bad ass’ collaboration between digital artist BossLogic and DC Comics artist Jim Lee.
Alongside the concept art, the 47-year-old actor said he was ‘honoured’ to join the DC Universe while sharing with his fans his enthusiasm for the role and the movie itself.
He also expressed how grateful he was to be able to portray an unconventional hero, and one that doesn’t necessarily follow the rules in order to get what he wants.
Check out his Instagram post below:
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The Rock wrote:
Like most kids growing up, I dreamed about being a superhero. Having cool superpowers, fighting for what’s right and always protecting the people. It all changed for me, when I was 10yrs old and was first introduced to the greatest superhero of all time – SUPERMAN.
As a kid, Superman was the hero I always wanted to be. But, a few years into my fantasy, I realized that Superman was the hero, I could never be. I was too rebellious. Too rambunctious. Too resistant to convention and authority. Despite my troubles, I was still a good kid with a good heart – I just liked to do things my way.
Now, years later as a man, with the same DNA I had as a kid – my superhero dreams have come true.
I’m honored to join the iconic #DCUniverse and it’s a true pleasure to become, BLACK ADAM.
Johnson went on to say Black Adam ‘doesn’t toe the mark or walk the line’, describing him as a ‘rebellious, one of a kind superhero who’ll always do what’s right for the people’. However, there’s one big difference between him and Superman, he says: ‘He does it his way.’
He also said the role is ‘unlike any other’ he’s ever done in his career, before unveiling the release date as December 22, 2021.
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The film’s producer, Hiram Garcia, previously told ComicBook viewers should expect a character who is ‘going through a journey’, stating that although Black Adam was created as a villain, he evolved into an antihero that ‘we always loved and responded to’.
The Rock added that fans should expect an arc from the character, saying: ‘Black Adam, how he starts, he starts off as a villain.Then, he becomes an anti-hero. And then he might become a hero or we might not.’
Black Adam hits cinemas on December 22, 2021.
A Broadcast Journalism Masters graduate who went on to achieve an NCTJ level 3 Diploma in Journalism, Lucy has done stints at ITV, BBC Inside Out and Key 103. While working as a journalist for UNILAD, Lucy has reported on breaking news stories while also writing features about mental health, cervical screening awareness, and Little Mix (who she is unapologetically obsessed with).


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Dagny Steudahl, Andrew Morrison, Christina Mörtberg and Tone Bretteteig
Front matter for a book of digital design research.
Participatory Design, Co-Design
"How can practice-based research from humanities and informatics conjoin (and diverge) in the practices and analyses of digital design? Are our findings different from those of other, related fields, such as visual design or urban planning, and in which ways do our specific theoretical and methodological approaches contribute to this? What are the relationships between modes of knowing and analysis drawn from the insights and practices of, respectively, designers and researchers?"
"Digital design calls for an expanded concept of design, as working with the digital is different from other forms of designing. The digital opens up a discussion between research approaches grounded in technological design and in socio-cultural and humanistic inquiries"
"This also calls for a reframing of the notion of use, shifting attention from a narrow concept of product use to the context and practices of use. Design is a situated social practice, and the designed artefacts can only be fully understood in use. Taking into account the evolving and often-participatory character of digital designs, we even have to consider designing for design after design, the design that users carry out in use (Ehn 2007; Telier et al. (forthcoming)). We can also look at situated use as where the idea behind the artefact and the reality of use meet."
"Research in PD involves users as co-designers in the design process as a
way to design artefacts and systems that the users themselves
consider of benefit to their activities"
"Understanding the contextual complexities opens up a whole range of new design ideas. We have to add here that foundational to PD and CSCW is a deep commitment to socially embedding technologies in human practice and that both fields of research make use of a diversity of social science methods, among them ethnography. There is a strong overlap with the humanities here"
"This book attempts a reflexive exploration of the diversity of approaches to digital design research that we seek to confront and combine. The intention of this book has not been to generate a synthesized, grand and unified theory of (digital) design. The authors have different and mixed academic backgrounds: informatics, information systems, pedagogy, anthropology, discourse analysis, linguistics, semiotics (new) media studies and literary theory, among others. We strongly believe that this diversity is a strength when moving into critical and reflective analysis of digital design and its contexts of construction and use. None of the perspectives or theories put forward in this book claims priority over others. The fact that our research is grounded in different epistemological traditions has been one of the main challenges in writing collaboratively."


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None |
None |
| renthop.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
eNom |
eNom |
None |
None |
| embed.ly |
Rackspace |
Google |
Linode |
"Unknown" |
None |
None |
| cloudant.com |
Amazon.com |
Google |
Dyn Inc |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"*.cloudant.com" |
| cardpool.com |
Amazon.com |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
VeriSign |
"www.cardpool.com" |
| songkick.com |
"RIPE Network Coordination Centre" |
Self Hosted |
easyDNS |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"*.songkick.com" |
| embedster.com |
Slicehost, DreamHost |
Google |
DreamHost |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| nowmov.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| listia.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
Dyn Inc |
"MONIKER ONLINE SERVICES, INC." |
Go Daddy |
"www.listia.com" |
| 1000memories.com |
Amazon.com |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
DigiCert |
"*.heroku.com" |
| addher.com |
DNS issue |
Google |
EveryDNS.net |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| 140bets.com |
Rackspace |
Self Hosted |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| justin.tv |
Self Hosted |
Google |
Akamai |
eNom |
Go Daddy |
"*.justin.tv" |
| insoshi.com |
Slicehost |
Google |
Slicehost |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| hirehive.com |
Amazon.com |
Google |
Zerigo |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"www.hirehive.com" |
| gazehawk.com |
Amazon.com |
Google |
Dyn Inc |
eNom |
Equifax |
"*.gazehawk.com" |
| heyzap.com |
SoftLayer |
Google |
Dyn Inc |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| frogmetrics.com |
Amazon.com |
Google |
"afraid.org" |
AIT |
DigiCert |
"*.heroku.com" |
| ticketstumbler.com |
Linode |
Google |
Linode |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| carwoo.com |
Slicehost |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"*.carwoo.com" |
| zenedy.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| chart.io |
Rackspace |
Google |
Rackspace |
"Unknown" |
Equifax |
"*.chart.io" |
| swagapalooza.com |
SoftLayer |
Self Hosted |
"hostgator.com" |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| omgpop.com |
SoftLayer |
Google |
Dyn Inc |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| ididwork.com |
Slicehost |
Google |
Slicehost |
Dynadot |
Go Daddy |
"www.ididwork.com" |
| wepay.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
Dyn Inc |
Go Daddy |
VeriSign |
"www.wepay.com" |
| datamarketplace.com |
Amazon.com |
Google |
Zerigo |
Go Daddy |
DigiCert |
"*.heroku.com" |
| crowdbooster.com |
Amazon.com |
Google |
Zerigo |
1 and 1 |
Equifax |
"*.crowdbooster.com" |
| koduco.com |
SoftLayer |
WebFaction |
WebFaction |
Go Daddy |
DigiCert |
"*.webfaction.com" |
| browsarity.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"www.maverickgroup.in" |
| octopart.com |
Hurricane Electric |
Google |
eNom |
eNom |
Equifax |
"octopart.com" |
| seeinginteractive.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| crocodoc.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"crocodoc.com" |
| weebly.com |
Self Hosted |
Google |
Dyn Inc |
Register.com |
None |
None |
| opzi.com |
Amazon.com |
Google |
Zerigo |
"NAME.COM LLC" |
DigiCert |
"*.heroku.com" |
| notifo.com |
Rackspace |
Google, Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"Starfield Technologies, Inc." |
"notifo.com" |
| writewith.com |
Slicehost |
Google |
Rackspace |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| ninite.com |
Linode |
Self Hosted |
Linode |
"MONIKER ONLINE SERVICES, INC." |
Comodo Group |
"www.ninite.com" |
| xobni.com |
SoftLayer |
Self Hosted |
DNS Made Easy |
eNom |
Equifax |
"*.xobni.com" |
| fuzzwich.com |
Amazon.com |
Google |
easyDNS |
Tucows |
Equifax |
"www.habitstream.com" |
| rethinkdb.com |
Linode |
Google |
eNom |
eNom |
None |
None |
| picwing.com |
Linode |
Self Hosted |
Linode |
Dotster |
Equifax |
"picwing.com" |
| baseshield.com |
Linode |
"ninite.com" |
Linode |
"DIRECTNIC, LTD" |
Comodo Group |
"www.ninite.com" |
| hipmunk.com |
Amazon.com |
Self Hosted |
"worldnic.com" |
Network Solutions |
None |
None |
| virtualmin.com |
SoftLayer |
Self Hosted |
Self Hosted |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"www.virtualmin.com" |
| bumptechnologies.com |
SoftLayer |
Google |
SoftLayer |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"*.zbump.com" |
| emailoracle.com |
Amazon.com |
Google |
Dyn Inc |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"emailoracle.com" |
| ohlife.com |
Slicehost |
Self Hosted |
Slicehost |
"THREADBOT.COM, INC" |
"Alpha" |
"ohlife.com" |
| popcuts.com |
"iWeb Technologies Inc." |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
Comodo Group |
"www.popcuts.com" |
| readyforzero.com |
Amazon.com |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
Equifax |
"www.readyforzero.com" |
| simplenoteapp.com |
Media Temple |
Google |
Media Temple |
Go Daddy |
"Parallels" |
"plesk" |
| pagerduty.com |
Amazon.com |
Google |
Self Hosted, EveryDNS.net |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"*.pagerduty.com" |
| fabricly.com |
Amazon.com |
Google |
Dyn Inc |
Tucows |
DigiCert |
"*.heroku.com" |
| gamador.com |
Linode |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| buxfer.com |
"Layered Technologies, Inc." |
Self Hosted |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
VeriSign |
"www.buxfer.com" |
| answerly.com |
"Centauri Communications" |
Google |
"alwaysdnsllc.com" |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| meetingmix.com |
Slicehost |
Google |
Slicehost |
Dynadot |
Go Daddy |
"meetingmix.com" |
| imoveyou.com |
Amazon.com |
Google |
Rackspace |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| dropbox.com |
SoftLayer |
Google |
Nettica |
Go Daddy |
thawte |
"*.dropbox.com" |
| posterous.com |
Rackspace |
Self Hosted |
SoftLayer, "bitpusher.com" |
Go Daddy |
Comodo Group |
"*.posterous.com" |
| ginzametrics.com |
Amazon.com |
Google |
Zerigo |
1 and 1 |
DigiCert |
"*.heroku.com" |
| directededge.com |
Rackspace |
eNom |
eNom |
eNom |
None |
None |
| disqus.com |
SoftLayer |
Google |
"backupdns.com", Self Hosted, easyDNS, "no-ip.com" |
Go Daddy |
Equifax |
"disqus.com" |
| adpinion.com |
SoftLayer |
WebFaction |
WebFaction |
Go Daddy |
DigiCert |
"*.webfaction.com" |
| snipshot.com |
pair Networks |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"snipshot.com" |
| tapzilla.com |
Amazon.com |
Google |
"zoneedit.com" |
Go Daddy |
Equifax |
"*.tapzilla.com" |
| futureadvisor.com |
Amazon.com |
Google |
Zerigo |
DreamHost |
VeriSign |
"futureadvisor.com" |
| zencoder.com |
Media Temple |
Google |
"sevenwire.com" |
Go Daddy |
"GeoTrust, Inc." |
"*.gridserver.com" |
| mightyquiz.com |
Slicehost |
None |
None |
Dynadot |
None |
None |
| flightcaster.com |
Amazon.com |
Google |
None |
Go Daddy |
DigiCert |
"*.heroku.com" |
| highlightcam.com |
Linode |
WebFaction |
WebFaction |
eNom |
None |
None |
| launchhear.com |
SoftLayer |
Google |
"hostgator.com" |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| voxli.com |
Linode |
Google |
Slicehost |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"voxli.com" |
| adgrok.com |
Amazon.com |
Google |
Zerigo |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| clustrix.com |
"Evocative, Inc." |
Self Hosted |
Self Hosted |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"*.clustrix.com" |
| jobspice.com |
Google |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| co2stats.com |
pair Networks |
pair Networks |
pair Networks, "ns0.com" |
Go Daddy |
Comodo Group |
"www.co2stats.com" |
| adioso.com |
SoftLayer |
Google |
Self Hosted |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| vidly.com |
Amazon.com |
Google |
Dyn Inc |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| mixpanel.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
Rackspace |
eNom |
Comodo Group |
"mixpanel.com" |
| dailybooth.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
Rackspace |
eNom |
Equifax |
"*.dailybooth.com" |
| olark.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
Slicehost |
eNom |
Equifax |
"*.olark.com" |
| 8aweek.com |
"ServInt" |
None |
EveryDNS.net |
1 and 1 |
None |
None |
| loopt.com |
Self Hosted |
Self Hosted |
Self Hosted |
Go Daddy |
VeriSign |
"loopt.com" |
| socialbrowse.com |
Amazon.com |
Google |
EveryDNS.net |
1 and 1 |
None |
None |
| plurchase.com |
Slicehost |
Google |
DNS Made Easy |
Dotster |
None |
None |
| wakemate.com |
SoftLayer |
Google |
SoftLayer |
"NAME.COM LLC" |
Comodo Group |
"secure.wakemate.com" |
| clickfacts.com |
"FusionStorm" |
"mxlogic.net" |
Self Hosted |
eNom |
None |
None |
| backtype.com |
Amazon.com |
Google |
easyDNS |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| teamapart.com |
Amazon.com |
Self Hosted |
Slicehost |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| view3.com |
"Oversee.net" |
None |
None |
"DOMAINNETWORK.CA INC." |
None |
None |
| peopleandpages.com |
DNS issue |
None |
None |
"Unknown" |
None |
None |
| pocketfungames.com |
"Internet Assigned Numbers Authority" |
None |
"zoneedit.com" |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| wufoo.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
SoftLayer, "bitpusher.com" |
Melbourne IT |
Go Daddy |
"*.wufoo.com" |
| 500friends.com |
SoftLayer |
Google |
DNS Made Easy |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"500friends.com" |
| fathomdb.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
DNS Made Easy |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"fathomdb.com" |
| chromaom.com |
Media Temple |
Self Hosted |
Media Temple |
Go Daddy |
"GeoTrust, Inc." |
"*.gridserver.com" |
| teevox.com |
Amazon.com |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| slapvid.com |
"Parked.com, Ltd." |
None |
"parked.com" |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| gantto.com |
"The Endurance International Group, Inc." |
Google |
"yourhostingaccount.com" |
Go Daddy |
Equifax |
"*.fatcow.com" |
| fliggo.com |
Amazon.com |
Google |
Dyn Inc |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| inklingmarkets.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
DNS Made Easy |
DomainPeople |
DigiCert |
"*.inklingmarkets.com" |
| splashup.com |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| rescuetime.com |
Amazon.com |
Google |
Self Hosted |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"www.rescuetime.com" |
| whitenoisenetworks.com |
DreamHost |
Google |
DreamHost |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| chatterous.com |
SoftLayer |
Self Hosted |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"www.chatterous.com" |
| wattvision.com |
"Colo at 55, LLC" |
Google |
eNom |
eNom |
None |
None |
| fanchatter.com |
Slicehost |
Google |
Slicehost |
eNom |
Go Daddy |
"events.fanchatter.com" |
| greplin.com |
Amazon.com |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"www.greplin.com" |
| leftronic.com |
Go Daddy |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| whereoscope.com |
Amazon.com |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
Equifax |
"secure.whereoscope.com" |
| youlicit.com |
SoftLayer |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| nambii.com |
DNS issue |
None |
"redsgolf.com" |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| thesixtyone.com |
Amazon.com |
Self Hosted |
Slicehost |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
"new.thesixtyone.com" |
| tweetflow.com |
Rackspace |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| frid.ge |
Amazon.com |
Google |
"101DOMAIN.COM" |
"Unknown" |
Equifax |
"*.frid.ge" |
| fanpul.se |
Amazon.com |
Google |
Zerigo |
"Unknown" |
DigiCert |
"*.heroku.com" |
| contestmachine.com |
"Colo4Dallas LP" |
Google |
1 and 1 |
1 and 1 |
Go Daddy |
"contestmachine.com" |
| picurio.com |
Linode |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| skysheet.com |
Amazon.com |
easyDNS |
easyDNS |
easyDNS |
Go Daddy |
"ils.skysheet.com" |
| wundrbar.com |
DNS issue |
Google |
Go Daddy |
Go Daddy |
None |
None |
| infoharmoni.com |
Amazon.com |
Google |
Nettica |
Nettica |
None |
None |


ZitiTunnelProvider
public protocol ZitiTunnelProvider : AnyObject
Protocol for delegate of ZitiTunnel that handles routes, writing packets, and tunnel events
-
Indicates the specified route should be intercepted
Declaration
Swift
func addRoute(_ dest: String) -> Int32
-
Indicates the specified route should no longer be intercepted
Declaration
Swift
func deleteRoute(_ dest: String) -> Int32
-
Indicates router to never intercept, ragarless of service configation (e.g., addresses of Ziti controllers and routers)
Declaration
Swift
func excludeRoute(_ dest: String, _ loop: OpaquePointer?) -> Int32
-
Indicates a set of routes have been added of deleted and can be commited to the network interface
Declaration
Swift
func commitRoutes(_ loop: OpaquePointer?) -> Int32
-
Indicates a packet should be written to the tunnel interface
Declaration
Swift
func writePacket(_ data: Data)
-
Callback invoked when tunnel events are received
Declaration
Swift
func tunnelEventCallback(_ event: ZitiTunnelEvent)


Operator overloading in Kotlin
Kotlin allows us to implement Operator overloading for a predefined set of operators. We can implement them on class members or extension functions. These operators have fixed symbolic representation (like + or -).
Overloading with class members
To demonstrate this feature I will override increment and decrement operators on a Counter class. Counter is a simple class with single integer field, we can either increment or decrement it.
To override an operator we need to declare a function with operator keyword and the name of the function should be fixed name which should be corresponding to the operator. Below table shows the predefined function names for increment and decrement operators.
| Operator | Function name |
|---|---|
++ |
inc() |
-- |
dec() |
We can overload many operators but we are not covering all of them in this article so please read this kotlin documentation for full details.
Here is the Counter class with the implementation for ++ and – operators
inc() and dec() are predefined fixed names to override increment and decrement operators and these functions should be declared with operator keyword. These functions returns Counter object with new value. Overriding toString() is optional, I did because I want to show the value in console.
Lets call these functions:
<1> Initially counter is created with -1
<2> Counter is incremented 10 times using the operator ++ At compile time Kotlin will lookup for the function inc() in Counter class and ++ is converted to inc() function call on the counter and the result is assigned back to counter. This is the reason we declared counter as var instead of val.
Output shows that the counter is incremented and decremented ten times.
Overloading with Extension functions
We can also override operators using Extension functions. Read this article to learn about extension functions. If we dont have access to Counter class then we can add new extension function like below:
unaryPlus() works like increment except it is not assigned back to itself. We need to store the result in the reference, like shown in below code.
Conclusion
We went through some examples to overload ++, –, and + operators with class members and extension functions.


Accompanied by THE BEST MAN director Malcolm Lee, I spoke with Diggs at the Pan-Pacific Hotel in San Francisco about his relatively recent venture into the world of film. He reflected on his roller coaster ride to success from his roots as a stage actor at Syracuse University and on to Broadway where he starred in "Rent" and "Carousel."  Through it all he spoke with an amazing sense of candor and striking humility. Those same sincere emotions that he puts into his characters are reflected in his cerebral persona, which directors and fans like myself have come to revere.
filmcritic.com: In the opening paragraph of a recent New York Times piece they compared you to Fred Astaire in reference to your history with theater and your gradual transition to film. How do you respond to that statement and how do you feel about the state of modern movies?
Diggs: I would love for film to go back to those days where you had to be able to do everything just to get by. In the forties, fifties, and sixties they were good singers, good actors, and good dancers. That's the school that I come from. I would love for film to go back to that but nowadays it's too difficult because there's a whole "cheese factor" involved. You see someone who sings and you need to know whether or not they are going to have the mass appeal when they cross over. I think that people were just more talented and well-rounded in the past because they had to be. Back then the studios had crafted stars like Judy Garland. You just don't see the same type of all-purpose entertainers nowadays.
filmcritic.com: You have done a lot of theater acting, both "Rent" and "Carousel" on Broadway. Do you plan to return to that?
Diggs: Yes. Actually from this point on until April I'm going to be working on a show called "The Wild Card" in New York City at the Manhattan Theater Club. It's a brand new piece taken from a poem. I jump at any chance to go back into theater. That's what acting is to me. That's where I learned my craft. Whenever I do acting for film there's always a certain amount of altering I have to do to my style because it's so different. I'm always up for going back to the stage.
filmcritic.com: Have you done any stage since your first film HOW STELLA GOT HER GROOVE BACK in 1997?
Diggs: No. That was two years ago and I've been extremely busy ever since. It's been quite a whirlwind. The only reason I say two years is because someone else told me. It's all been a big blur. Just a different person shouting cut on a different day. On the set I never know what day of the week it is. It's been really crazy. I welcome it though. This is what we all said that we wanted to do when we were in college and now it has come to fruition. It's very exciting and challenging.
filmcritic.com: It always seems like in your movies that you're taking your clothes off. I'm sure you get asked about that a lot.
Diggs: They've never added that after I've come on to a film. Not one role that I've played has been written specifically for me. It's just been the role of the romantic lead. Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise are always taking off their shirts. That's just what you do.   I keep all my clothes on in HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL, MARY JANE'S LAST DANCE, and THE WAY OF THE GUN.
filmcritic.com: Do you consider yourself a sex symbol?
Diggs: I only get bits and pieces of it here and there on the streets. Publicity really hypes it up the most. After this movie comes out it might get a little rougher but until now it hasn't been that bad. Like I went out to a predominantly black club last night and nobody said anything and I was wishing somebody would so that someone would dance with me. It's a trip but it hasn't crossed over to the point where women are throwing their panties at me. Honestly, when people ask me these questions it just tickles me because I wasn't like this in high school. I mean it was me, but I was thinner and nerdier, and didn't have as much confidence. Deep down that person still remains and I just laugh when I see myself all studded out in magazine articles and films. I know what the real person is like and it makes me laugh.
filmcritic.com: Is Taye Diggs your real name?
Diggs: It's a nickname. All my friends from my past would know me as Scott Diggs. Taye Diggs comes from Scott-taye. When I went to college I liked it because it was so different and I have an infatuation with nicknames.
filmcritic.com: How were you perceived in LA coming from Broadway?
Diggs: LA is so vapid. At the time "Rent" was at its peak and most of the cast was going into the major studios looking for parts. I actually got a couple of TV spots from it. But then all that died down and as far as casting was concerned it didn't really matter that I had been on Broadway. Everyone was primarily concerned with screen experience. I was lucky enough to land a role where they were looking for a "no name" actor in HOW STELLA GOT HER GROOVE BACK. If they were looking for somebody famous Wesley Snipes would have gotten to star along with Angela Basset. It was truly luck that they wanted to bring somebody new on the scene.
filmcritic.com: Your supporting performance in GO has received much critical acclaim. How important was that role to you and what did you get out of it?
Diggs: I feel proud because HOW STELLA GOT HER GROOVE BACK wasn't quite out yet so I had no "Hollywood buzz" going into my audition. I really take pride in being able to say that I would have gotten that part whether or not STELLA had ever existed because that's the kind of cat Doug Liman is. He brought me in. He read me. He hadn't seen STELLA. He didn't really care, and it was the perfect type of role for me at that time with a cast of gritty young actors. I'm hyped that he found something in me and allowed me to be a big part of that.
filmcritic.com: You've had two wedding movies this year with THE BEST MAN and THE WOOD, how do they compare?
Diggs: THE WOOD was about young people and the other one is more of a grown up movie. One is much more light and fun and the other really goes to the core of adult issues, emotions, and feelings, which is why I took it. The large ensemble cast and the fact that it was being shot in New York, combined with a lot of strong positive images as far as African Americans are concerned, really turned me on to THE BEST MAN. It's a movie about black people that deals with issues that cross over into universal themes that people of all races and creeds can relate to.
filmcritic.com: In THE BEST MAN, why didn't your character (Harper) feel the need to confess to the people involved before his first novel came out?
Diggs: I think that subconsciously Harper (Taye Diggs) wanted all his friends to find out. That's why he writes the book in the first place. On the surface his character was ignorant but deep deep down he realized that they should know about what happened and he felt guilty. The way he dealt with his guilt was through writing and he convinced himself that nobody would ever find out, which is where he went wrong. We all make mistakes like that, sleeping with somebody who we shouldn't have or kissing a girl when we know it is wrong. Me personally, outside of the book I don't know that I would have told either. I'm an advocate of the old adage, "if it ain't broke don't fix it." If you realize that what you did was wrong and you KNOW that it's not going to get back at anybody, in a lot of ways confessing will aggravate the problem even more. I'm not saying I'm not an advocate of being honest, but let's face it, honesty works best when both parties are understanding.
filmcritic.com: You've already said you love to dance, act, and sing. Would you ever consider pulling a "Jennifer Lopez" by trying your hand in the music business?
Diggs: I don't know how it would be taken. I would have to go about choosing a label carefully because I wouldn't want to be perceived as corny in any way. When you go into that area you have to cope with a lot of stuff that I don't necessarily want to deal with as far as selling a certain number of units and what not. So I don't know that I'm ready to add all that stress, but I definitely love to sing and if it were easy then I'd do it. But everybody would be doing it if it were easy.
-- Christopher Null -<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- http://www.filmcritic.com Author - Network Administrator's Reference, 1999 - ISBN 0-07-882588-1 http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0078825881/filmcriticcom
The review above was posted to the
rec.arts.movies.reviews newsgroup (de.rec.film.kritiken for German reviews).
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1. One of the venues found for Christiansburg is the Divi Carini Bay Resort.
2. Deanna Brown is playing there.
3. But really? A web search suggests that venue is in the Caribbean.
4. How did Eventful get this information? From ReverbNation.
5. It seems Eventful mixed up Christiansted, St. Croix, VI (Virgin Islands) with Christiansburg, VA.
6. So this candidate feed will be deleted from http://elmcity.blob.core.windows.net/christiansburgva/taggable_sources.json
{ "url" : "http://eventful.com/christiansburg/venues/divi-carina-bay-resort-/V0-001-004059914-7", "feedurl" : "http://eventful.com/ical/christiansburg/venues/divi-carina-bay-resort-/V0-001-004059914-7", "source" : "Divi Carina Bay Resort (eventful)", "category" : "eventful" },


IHC fixes Zardari's plea for hearing for transfer of his case to Karachi
by https://www.facebook.com/dunyanewsISLAMABAD (Dunya News) – The Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Saturday fixed for hearing an application filed by former president Asif Ali Zardari and his sibling Faryal Talpur against proceeding of investigations into the money laundering through fake bank accounts under the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Rawalpindi instead of Karachi.
A two-member bench will hear the application on November 26.
Meanwhile, a medical board of Pims performed complete medical examination of Zardari’s health.
According to sources, the former president’s health has not shown any improvement and yesterday night he had been suffering through severe backache. His blood sugar level, blood pressure and heartbeat levels were also recorded at abnormal levels. Doctors today are expected to change his medications while his physiotherapy is being performed on a daily basis.


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[Testing finite domain integers]
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| class | Test::Int::Channel::ChannelFull |
| Simple test for channel (testing all variables). More... | |
| class | Test::Int::Channel::ChannelHalf |
| Simple test for channel (testing single set of variables). More... | |
| class | Test::Int::Channel::ChannelShared |
| Test channel with shared variables. More... | |
| class | Test::Int::Channel::ChannelLinkSingle |
| Test channel between integer and Boolean variable. More... | |
| class | Test::Int::Channel::ChannelLinkMulti |
| Test channel between integer variable and array of Boolean variables. More... | |
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| ChannelFull | Test::Int::Channel::cfd (Gecode::ICL_DOM) |
| ChannelFull | Test::Int::Channel::cfv (Gecode::ICL_VAL) |
| ChannelFull | Test::Int::Channel::cfd11 (Gecode::ICL_DOM, 1, 1) |
| ChannelFull | Test::Int::Channel::cfv11 (Gecode::ICL_VAL, 1, 1) |
| ChannelFull | Test::Int::Channel::cfd35 (Gecode::ICL_DOM, 3, 5) |
| ChannelFull | Test::Int::Channel::cfv35 (Gecode::ICL_VAL, 3, 5) |
| ChannelHalf | Test::Int::Channel::chd (Gecode::ICL_DOM) |
| ChannelHalf | Test::Int::Channel::chv (Gecode::ICL_VAL) |
| ChannelShared | Test::Int::Channel::csd (Gecode::ICL_DOM) |
| ChannelShared | Test::Int::Channel::csv (Gecode::ICL_VAL) |
| ChannelLinkSingle | Test::Int::Channel::cls |
| ChannelLinkMulti | Test::Int::Channel::clma ("A", 0, 5, 0) |
| ChannelLinkMulti | Test::Int::Channel::clmb ("B", 1, 6, 1) |
| ChannelLinkMulti | Test::Int::Channel::clmc ("C",-1, 4,-1) |
Variable Documentation
| ChannelFull Test::Int::Channel::cfd(Gecode::ICL_DOM) |
| ChannelFull Test::Int::Channel::cfv(Gecode::ICL_VAL) |
| ChannelFull Test::Int::Channel::cfd11(Gecode::ICL_DOM, 1, 1) |
| ChannelFull Test::Int::Channel::cfv11(Gecode::ICL_VAL, 1, 1) |
| ChannelFull Test::Int::Channel::cfd35(Gecode::ICL_DOM, 3, 5) |
| ChannelFull Test::Int::Channel::cfv35(Gecode::ICL_VAL, 3, 5) |
| ChannelHalf Test::Int::Channel::chd(Gecode::ICL_DOM) |
| ChannelHalf Test::Int::Channel::chv(Gecode::ICL_VAL) |
| ChannelShared Test::Int::Channel::csd(Gecode::ICL_DOM) |
| ChannelShared Test::Int::Channel::csv(Gecode::ICL_VAL) |
| ChannelLinkSingle Test::Int::Channel::cls |
Definition at line 227 of file channel.cc.
| ChannelLinkMulti Test::Int::Channel::clma("A", 0, 5, 0) |
| ChannelLinkMulti Test::Int::Channel::clmb("B", 1, 6, 1) |
| ChannelLinkMulti Test::Int::Channel::clmc("C",-1, 4,-1) |


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Rather messy superclass that abstracts all basic CRUD-type behaviour into one place. This means model-specific controllers can be way simpler.
On the flip-side, this class is full of kludge and unpleasantness and is probably a good example of how not to do things. It was a good learning experience, though…
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| [RW] | default_sort_column | |
| [RW] | default_sort_direction |
Source: show
# File app/controllers/admin/content_controller.rb, line 15 def initialize super self.default_sort_column = 'created_on' self.default_sort_direction = 'd' self.allow_create = false self.default_sort_column = 'id' end
Allows a user to ‘choose’ an item of content. The functionality is broadly similar to index, but may have additional filtering logic so we can restrict what the user sees.
There are probably better ways of doing this…
Expected parameters
- sb
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the column by which to sort the list
- sd
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the direction in which to sort the list (either ‘u’ or ‘d’, defaults to ‘d’)
- page
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the page of content to show
- q
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an optional search keyword
Note: different controllers may specify additional parameters suited to their requirements. See the choose_clause method for more information
Source: show
# File app/controllers/admin/content_controller.rb, line 58 def choose if createable? and params.key?('upload') new else conditions = (searchable? and params.key?('q')) ? search_clause : ['1 = 1'] # overlay local params choose_clause conditions # now grab order parm order = sort_column + " " + (sort_direction == 'u' ? 'ASC' : 'DESC') # query @content = content_object.paginate( :conditions => conditions, :order => order, :page => params[:page] ) end if request.xhr? render :layout => nil and return end end
Callback from new, attempt to persist the new content. If this fails, the template for new is rendered with appropriate messaging.
Expected parameters
- content
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a hash containing the content to be persisted
Source: show
# File app/controllers/admin/content_controller.rb, line 134 def create @content = content_object.new params[:content] if params.key?('preview') prepare_preview and return end if @content.save clean_previews respond_to do |format| format.html do flash[:notice] = t(:created) redirect_to after_create(@content) end format.js end else render :action => :new end end
Destroys (unpersists) the content with the given ID. This has no checking and assumes that you meant to do it…
Expected parameters
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the ID of the Article to publish
Source: show
# File app/controllers/admin/content_controller.rb, line 201 def destroy @content = content_object.find(params[:id]) @content.destroy flash[:notice] = t(:deleted) clean_previews redirect_to after_destroy(@content) and return end
Edit the content specified by the given ID. This hooks into preview functionality, and will attempt to load the latest version of the content, which may differ from what is persisted in the database.
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the ID of the Article to publish
Source: show
# File app/controllers/admin/content_controller.rb, line 162 def edit @content = acquire_content_object end
Extracts and displays the content with the given ID in an ‘embeddable’ manner, otherwise identical to show
Expected parameters
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the ID of the Article to publish
Source: show
# File app/controllers/admin/content_controller.rb, line 98 def embed show if request.xhr? render :layout => nil and return end end
Displays a list of content, optionally sorted by criteria that will vary from model to model
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the column by which to sort the list
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the direction in which to sort the list (either ‘u’ or ‘d’, defaults to ‘d’)
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the page of content to show
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an optional search keyword
Source: show
# File app/controllers/admin/content_controller.rb, line 32 def index order = sort_column + " " + (sort_direction == 'u' ? 'ASC' : 'DESC') @content = params.key?('q') ? content_object.where(search_clause).paginate( :page => params[:page] ).order( order ) : content_object.paginate( :page => params[:page] ).order( order ) respond_to do |format| format.html format.json { render :json => @content } end end
Create a new item of content.
Source: show
# File app/controllers/admin/content_controller.rb, line 122 def new @content = acquire_content_object end
Previews the content with the given ID.
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the ID of the Article to publish
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attempt to show the latest version of the content, which may not be what is persisted in the database (optional)
Source: show
# File app/controllers/admin/content_controller.rb, line 113 def preview @content = acquire_content_object render :layout => 'preview' end
Extracts and displays the content with the provided ID
Expected parameters
- id
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the ID of the Article to publish
Source: show
# File app/controllers/admin/content_controller.rb, line 89 def show @content = content_object.find(params[:id]) end
Callback from update: attempt to persist changes to the specified content. If this fails, the template for update is rendered with appropriate messaging.
Expected parameters
- id
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the ID of the Article to publish
- content
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a hash containing the content to be persisted
Source: show
# File app/controllers/admin/content_controller.rb, line 175 def update # Grab our content and attempt to update it @content = content_object.find(params[:id]) @content.assign_attributes(params[:content]) if params.key?('preview') prepare_preview and return end if @content.save flash[:notice] = t(:edited) clean_previews redirect_to after_update(@content) else render :action => :edit end end
Returns the path to which the user should be redirected after content has been created. This is provided so subclasses can override default behaviour as required.
Parameters
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the recently-created content
Source: show
# File app/controllers/admin/content_controller.rb, line 223 def after_create( c ) get_index_path end
Returns the path to which the user should be redirected after content has been destroyed. This is provided so subclasses can override default behaviour as required.
Parameters
- c
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the recently-destroyed content
Source: show
# File app/controllers/admin/content_controller.rb, line 243 def after_destroy( c ) get_index_path end
Returns the path to which the user should be redirected after content has been updated. This is provided so subclasses can override default behaviour as required.
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the recently-updated content
Source: show
# File app/controllers/admin/content_controller.rb, line 233 def after_update( c ) get_index_path end
Source: show
# File app/controllers/admin/content_controller.rb, line 263 def choose_clause( conditions ) end
Returns whether this controller should allow the linked content to be controllable.
Source: show
# File app/controllers/admin/content_controller.rb, line 259 def createable? allow_create end
Returns some kind of content/string that can be used as a @:condition@ for ActiveRecord#all that allows searching on the appropriate content for this controller.
Source: show
# File app/controllers/admin/content_controller.rb, line 249 def search_clause nil end
Returns whether this content is searchable. By default, this will return false if search_clause is nil.
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# File app/controllers/admin/content_controller.rb, line 254 def searchable? !search_clause.nil? end


To reveal the password field when the mouse cursor is over, just call showPasswordTrigger without specifying the trigger element, but if you want to show the password when the field has focus, pass triggerOnFosus: true.
$('#password_1').showPasswordTrigger(); $('#password_2').showPasswordTrigger({triggerOnFocus: true});
When you specify the triggering element, the password will be shown when the trigger is active. Any visible element on the page can be specified as the trigger, just specify its selector in trigger option, but make sure that this selector matches a single element.
$('#password_3').showPasswordTrigger({trigger: '#password_3_checkbox'});
You can specify custom classes which will be added to the trigger element when the password visibility is changed. For more complex manipulations with trigger, you can specify onChange handler:
.passVisibleBtn { color: #2e7a17; font-weight: bold; } .passHiddenBtn { color: #960100; font-weight: bold; }
$('#password_4').showPasswordTrigger({trigger:'#password_4_trigger', triggerActiveClass:'passVisibleBtn', triggerInactiveClass:'passHiddenBtn', onChange: function($trigger, isVisible) { $trigger.text(isVisible ? 'Hide password' : 'Show password'); } });


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[Special variable]
*debug*
If not nil the commands of a script are send one by one to the interpreter. This eases localization of errors. Default nil.
[Special variable]
*interpreter*
The default Tcl/Tk interpreter. Default value is /usr/bin/wish.
[Special variable]
*stream*
A two-way-stream connected to a Tcl/Tk interpreter or NIL if no such interpreter is running. This stream is used by functions CALL, POST and RUN.
[Special variable]
*trace-level*
An integer that determines which events are traced in clTcl's communication protocol between Lisp and Tcl/Tk. Setting a larger number gives trace messages. Level -1 (the default) is complete silence, level 0 is errors only, level 1 is errors and events, level 2 is errors, events and event details.
[Function]
call command &rest args => result
Calls Tcl/Tk command COMMAND with arguments ARGS properly escaped. Arguments of type symbol are writting to a string and prefixed with a hyphen to support keyword for Tcl options. Other arguments are written to string if necessary and properly escaped. This function is typically used in a event that was invoked in a clTcl script run by EVENT-LOOP. Sends the command to *STREAM*.
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Instructs the Tcl/Tk process associated with STREAM to exit and closes the stream. Arguments STREAM must be a stream created by OPEN-TCL/TK-STREAM. This function is implementation dependent.
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escape x => result
Escapes all characters that have a special meaning for Tcl (includes whitespace) with a backslash.
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event-loop script &key interpreter options arguments => result
Starts Tcl/Tk interpreter located at INTERPRETER, binds *STREAM* to the stream that connects to Tcl/Tk, binds *INTERPRETER* to INTERPRETER, runs SCRIPT on ARGUMENTS and starts listening on the stream. Use command 'exit' to end the listener. Establishes a binding for restart KEEP-LISTENING to recover from errors in an event handler. The default value for INTERPRETER is *INTERPRETER. Keyword OPTIONS is passed to the interpreter.
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format-script script &rest args => result
Applies function FORMAT to SCRIPT's commands sequentially. Each element consumes its required formatter arguments from ARGS, leaving the rest of the arguments for the rest of the commands. For clTcl script written with #TCL[...] this gives the effect of a single format on the entire Tcl code.
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keep-listening => result
A restart applicable during errors in events. Transfers control back to Tcl and resumes listening.
[Function]
open-tcl/tk-stream &key interpreter options => result
Starts a Tcl/Tk interpreter and creates and returns a two-way stream connected to this Tcl/Tk process. This function and the meaning of arguments INTERPRETER and OPTIONS are implementation dependent.
[Function]
post command &rest args => result
Posts Tcl/Tk command COMMAND with arguments ARGS properly escaped as an event and does not wait for a reply. Arguments of type symbol are writting to a string and prefixed with a hyphen to support keyword for Tcl options. Other arguments are written to string if necessary and properly escaped. Sends the command to *STREAM*.
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read-list &optional stream terminator => result
Reads a Tcl list from STREAM. Reads Tcl words until an end of file occurs or READ-WORD finds TERMINATOR (when given), a semi-colon or a newline. The Tcl list is returned as a string. The default value for STREAM is *STANDARD-INPUT*. Returns NIL if end of file is found immediately.
[Function]
read-script &optional stream terminator => result
Reads a Tcl script from STREAM. Reads Tcl commands until READ-LIST finds TERMINATOR (when given) or an end of file occurs. Returns the commands as a list of strings. The default value for STREAM is *STANDARD-INPUT*.
[Function]
read-tcl-list-from-string1 string => result
Converts Tcl list STRING into a list of strings. Items are delimited by whitespace.
[Function]
read-word stream &optional eof-error-p eof-value recursive-p terminator echo-p => result
Reads a Tcl word from STREAM and returns it as a string. Reads characters untill the next one is a terminator. The terminator itself is not read. Terminators are TERMINATOR (when given), whitespace or Tcl list terminators. Throws an error if an end of file occurs, unless EOF-ERROR-P is nil, in which case it returns EOF-VALUE. If ECHO-P is non nil then escape characters are not handled and the word is literally copied.
[Function]
receive-line stream => result
Reads a Tcl list from STREAM including the terminating character. Returns nil if an end of file occurs.
[Function]
repl => result
A read-eval-print loop. Useful for development. Prompts for commands to send to the Tcl/Tk interpreter and prints the reply.
[Function]
run script &rest args => result
Sends SCRIPT via *STREAM* to Tcl/Tk and waits for a reply. This function is typically used in a event that was invoked in a clTcl script run by EVENT-LOOP. Sets Tcl/Tk variable argv to ARGS, properly escaped.
[Function]
send-script stream script => result
Sends clTcl script SCRIPT to a running Tcl/Tk interpreter via stream STREAM. The stream must be one that was opened with OPEN-TCL/TK-STREAM. The script must be a list of strings, each string being a valid Tcl command.
[Macro]
with-tcl/tk (var &rest args) declaration* statement* => result
Uses OPEN-TCL/TK-STREAM to start a Tcl/Tk interpreter and connect to it by a two-way stream. Arguments ARGS are used as keyword arguments to OPEN-TCL/TK-STREAM. The forms in BODY are evaluated as an implicit progn with VAR bound to the stream returned by OPEN-TCL/TK-STREAM. When control leaves the body, either normally or abnormally, the stream is closed with CLOSE-TCL/TK-STREAM.
[Function]
write-list-to-tcl-string list => result
Converts list to a Tcl string. Nested lists are converted recursively. Strings are escaped. Other values are written to string and escaped.


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Enter a Resource name & choose one of the given options. Click on “Submit” to draw the timeline.
Click on the timeline bars to jump to a new timeline.
Select the area with your cursor to zoom-in on the timeline.


This is a show
This is a show.
what
city
avg_house_price
city_house_count
{% for city in house_list %}
{{ city.city }}
{{ city.city_all_avg_house_price }}
{{ city.city_house_count }}
{% endfor %}


Search Finna
Go to finna and create your search using the available search tools.
finna.fi
Copy the search URL
Copy the resulting URL from the browser address bar and paste it here.
The URL has not been set!
Set the number of pages to retrieve
The number of pages to retreive (20 items/page). Use 0 to retrieve all.
Fetch only items with the certain license
Select between licenses allowing or prohibiting derivatives and licenses allowing or prohibiting commerciall use.
Save raw result
This allows you to fetch data as provided by Finna. This is merely for debugging purposes, the result is not processable by GLAMpipe.