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#!/usr/bin/env python 
'''
print_win32_vector.py
This extension will generate vector graphics printout, specifically for Windows GDI32.

Copyright (C) 2012 Alvin Penner, [email protected]

This is a modified version of the file dxf_outlines.py by Aaron Spike, [email protected]
It will write only to the default printer.
The printing preferences dialog will be called.

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import tropo

coroutines = {}

def prompt_text(self, prompt, number):
  """
  initiate a conversation with <phone>, asking a prompt
  (merely pings the outbound session endpoint)
  """

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@interface VideoSpriteBatchNode: CCSpriteBatchNode
{
  AVURLAsset *asset;
  AVAssetTrack *videoTrack;
  AVAssetReader *assetReader;
  AVAssetReaderTrackOutput *trackOutput;
}
@property(nonatomic,retain) AVURLAsset *asset;
@property(nonatomic,retain) AVAssetTrack *videoTrack;
@property(nonatomic,retain) AVAssetReader *assetReader;

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#!/bin/sh
# redis-servefile port filename
# serves a redis dump.rdb file on the specified port

port=$1
file=$2

rundir=`mktemp -d` 

ln -s $file $rundir

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import time
import atom
import gdata
import gdata.calendar
import gdata.calendar.service


def GetCalendarByTitle(calendar_service, title):
  feed = calendar_service.GetAllCalendarsFeed()
  calendar = [entry for entry in feed.entry if entry.title.text == title][0]

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# copyright 2010 Eric Gradman
# free to use for any purpose, with or without attribution
# from an algorithm by James McNeill at
# http://playtechs.blogspot.com/2007/04/hex-grids.html

# the center of hex (0,0) is located at cartesian coordinates (0,0)

import numpy as np

# R ~ center of hex to edge