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Businessmodel of Cigniti Technologies
Customer Segments
Cigniti provides a range of software testing solutions to commercial and institutional clients across a range of industries. The Company principally serves clients across the following industries:
- Banking and Financial Services, including commercial and retail banking institutions, investment managers, and other financial service providers;
- Airline, including passenger air carriers and cargo airlines;
- Energy and Utilities, including energy producers, electricity and gas transmission companies, energy distributors, and water companies;
- Communications, including telecommunications companies, internet service providers, cable network operators, and other communications companies;
- Insurance, including large multinational insurance groups and independent insurance providers that cover health, property, travel and other insurance products; and
- Retail, including digital and physical retailers across multiple sectors. Cigniti is based in India but serves an extensive international client base that spans Asia Pacific, Europe, and North America.
Value Propositions
Cigniti provides value to its clients in the following ways:
- Its industry standing and track record, with the Company established as a reliable provider of software testing services, having a positive track record within the industry for providing effective, high-quality solutions;
- Its broad portfolio of products and services, with the Company offering a varied range of services and solutions that suit the needs of clients across multiple industries, including test automation, digital quality assurance, and mobile testing services;
- Its international reach, with the Company offering services to clients not just in its native India, but also to clients across markets in Europe, North America, and Asia Pacific, and operating a network of international offices; and
- Its large network of partners, with the Company working closely with a range of partner companies and organisations to ensure the effective and efficient development and deployment of its solutions. ### Channels
Cigniti operates a website at www.cigniti.com, through which it provides information on its various products, services, partners, and target industries. The Company does not operate an online sales channel, nor does it operate an online client portal that allows customers to access services online.
Cigniti sells its services and products primarily through its in-house direct sales force, which is organised across the Company’s international network of sales and administrative offices. This includes office locations in the US, the UK, South Africa, Australia, India, and Canada. Cigniti’s services are provided directly to customers, with cooperation from representatives of its customers, either on-site or remotely.
Cigniti additionally provides services and solutions through various channel partners, including a network of value added resellers.
Customer Relationships
Cigniti does not provides products and services to customers on a self-service basis, nor does it operate a self-service online portal or offer mobile apps.
Instead, the Company provides services directly to clients through its sales and service teams that consult closely with customers over a period of time to establish a clear brief for each project and to ensure that the individual needs of each client are met successfully. The Company works closely with customers throughout its various projects, seeking to build string customer relationships that lead to recurring businesses.
Cigniti offers ongoing support to its clients, with larger commercial customers being afforded their own account management teams that work closely with individual clients. Customers are able to contact the Company’s various international offices over the phone or through an online contact form in order to make more general enquiries. Cigniti additionally offers a range of online resources – such as ebooks, white papers, webinars, videos, and case studies – that customers can access independently via the Company’s website.
Cigniti also operates several social media accounts – including with Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+, and YouTube – through which the Company is able to interact directly with clients and publish regular company updates.
Key Activities
Cigniti is a software testing company. The Company offers a broad range of quality engineering, advisory and transformation, next generation testing, and core testing solutions to commercial and institutional clients across the retail, financial services, energy, air travel, and communications industries.
The portfolio of services includes service virtualization, test data management, mobile testing, digital quality assurance, big data and analytics testing, e-commerce testing, energy and utilities, medical device testing, test automation, performance testing, security testing, and enterprise resource planning testing.
Cigniti is based in India where it serves a large domestic client base. It also maintains operations across Europe, North America, and Asia Pacific and serves an international network of customers.
Key Partners
Cigniti works closely with a network of partners around the world that help to ensure that the Company’s solutions are reliable and effective. These partners can be organised broadly into the following categories:
- Supplier and Vendor Partners, including suppliers of services, equipment, tools, and technologies that are utilised in the development and delivery of the Company’s solutions and support its core activities;
- Technology Partners, including a range of technology companies, software and application developers, application management companies, IT service providers, and analytics firms that ensure that the Company’s solutions are effective and reliable, and that its IT and communications systems are properly maintained;
- Channel and Distribution Partners, including the Company’s network of value added resellers and sales agents that assist in delivering and deploying the Company’s solutions, as well as extending its customer reach; and
- Strategic and Alliance Partners, including a range of market leading companies across multiple sectors, with which the Company collaborates on various joint projects. Cigniti names a number of its partners on its website. This includes companies such as AppDynamics, HP Invent, QASymphony, Tricentis, Paragon Application Systems, TestPlant, Veracode, and Ranorex.
Key Resources
Cigniti’s key resources are its intellectual properties and proprietary technologies, its IT and communications infrastructure, its physical network of offices, its sales and distribution channels, its partnerships, and its personnel.
According to its annual report, Cigniti invests in building patented intellectual property related tools and testing labs. A search of records published by Intellectual Property India identified one patent application filed in Cigniti’s name, which is entitled ‘System and method for converting the business processes to test-centric activity diagrams’.
Cigniti additionally owns and or leases a portfolio of physical properties that comprise its network of offices and testing labs across Asia Pacific, North America, and Europe.
Cost Structure
Cigniti incurs costs in relation to the development of its technologies and tools, the operation of its sales and distribution channels, the maintenance of its IT and communications infrastructure, the procurement of services, the management of its partnerships, the implementation of marketing campaigns, and the retention of its personnel.
In 2016 Cigniti recorded total expenses in the amount of INR 5.14 billion. This includes employee benefit expense in the amount of INR 3.09 billion, administrative expenses in the amount of INR 601.71 million, and other operating expenses in the amount of INR 1,28 billion.
Revenue Streams
Cigniti generates revenue through the provision of various software and application testing services. The Company derives its revenue primarily under sale and service contracts that are agreed on a case-by-case basis.
In 2016 Cigniti generated annual revenue from operations in the amount of INR 5.95 billion, up on the INR 3.79 billion recorded by the Company in 2015. The Company recorded other income in the amount of INR 34.13 million.


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SWINGERS (1996) A film review by Nick Schaden Copyright 1997 Nick Schaden
Don't you love it how low budget independent movies absolutely amaze you every so often? "Swingers" is that kind of movie. With a hilarious witty plot, and great acting, I fell in love with this little gem. Not since watching "Reservoir Dogs" have I ever seen a low budget independent (and under hyped) flick that I enjoyed this much.
"Swingers" tells the story of young L.A. twenty something guys, who, among other activities, cruise for dates and love. They hit on women at bars, they swagger and act tough. They constantly talk to each other (in rapid fire Woody Allen talk no less) about the art of picking up women. The irony of "Swingers" though, is that these guys are a hopeless case in finding love, women are usually repelled away from their machismo, not attracted to it. It's a great and witty plot, and watching these guys stumble over themselves is wonderful.
In addition, the male stars of the movie, Mike (Jon Favreau), Trent (Vince Vaughn), Rob (Ron Livingston) and Sue (Patrick Van Horn) all act wonderfully. Whether it's Mike ranting and raving about his ex-girlfriend, or Trent comparing the directors Scorcese and Tarentino to each other, or Sue playing far too competitively in a video game, it's hilarious.
Finally, little touches in the movie made it even more interesting to me. For example, in one of the funnier scenes of the movie, we watch Mike completely blow a potential date by leaving message after message on her answering machine late at night. Later on, when Mike gets another lucky phone number, if the audience pays close attention they can see that the camera angles, music, etc. is EXACTLY the same as in the earlier scene botched by Mike. It's a great idea, as the audience can't help but cringe at the possibility of poor Mike screwing up his chance for love again. In addition, we see several nods to Tarentino's "Reservoir Dogs", whether a poster of "Mr. Blonde" in the background, or a spoof of "Reservoir Dogs"'s famous slow motion intro sequence. Finally, the movie wraps up neatly with a cool and well done ending.
All in all, "Swingers" blows away the far majority of any "blockbusters" that have come out this summer. I highly recommend it.
Nick's Rating: +4 (Highly Recommended)
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Winter Olympics Analysis for Australia
Australia has never had much luck with performance in the Winter Olympics. They have only been able to take home 15 medals (men and women combined) since they started competing. The chart below shows the comparison of medals won between both genders.
Data Point
Men vs Womeen
While the amount of medals won by male and female athletes in very similar, the amount of medals won each Winter Olympic Games has change over the past years.
Data Point
Australia might only have 15 medals in total but 5 of those 15 are gold medals! Quite incredible! The following graph compaires total amounts of gold medals earned between Autralia and the USA (who have the most medals earned at the Winter Olympic Games)
AUS vs USA
Well... that doesn't look too good for Australia. That was quite unfair of me to compare the leader for medals earned and a Australia. Let's compare Australia to a country that has a similar medal tally.
final section
Finally, Australia has only ever won medals in 2 sports (skating and skiing). The following graph comapres how many medals were won in both sports.


Wakulla, A Story of Adventure in Florida
by Kirk Munroe
"Two Letters and a Journey"
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1886
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Munroe, K. (1886). Wakulla, A Story of Adventure in Florida. New York: Harper.
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- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 9.0
- Word Count: 2,931
- Genre: Adventure
- Keywords: florida
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It was late in April before Mark rose from the bed on which for weeks he had tossed and raved in the delirium of fever. He had raved of the horrible darkness and the cold water, and begged that the star should not be taken away. One evening he woke from a heavy, death-like sleep in which he had lain for hours, and in a voice so weak that it was almost a whisper, called “Mother.”
“Here I am, dear”; and the figure which had been almost constantly beside him during the long struggle, bent over and kissed him gently.
“I ain’t dead, am I, mother?” he whispered.
“No, dear, you are alive, and with God’s help are going to get well and strong again. But don’t try to talk now; wait until you are stronger.”
For several days the boy lay sleeping, or with eyes wide open watching those about him, but feeling so weak and tired that even to think was an effort. Still, the fever had left him, and from the day he called “Mother” he gradually grew stronger, until finally he could sit up in bed. Next he was moved to a rocking- chair by the window, and at last he was carried into the sitting- room and laid on the lounge—the same lounge on which Frank had lain, months before, when he told them what a wicked boy he had been.
Now the same Frank, but yet an entirely different Frank, sat beside him, and held his hand, and looked lovingly down into his face. Each of them had saved the other’s life, and their love for each other was greater than that of brothers. Mark had been told of how Frank had gone down into the “sink hole” after him, and stayed there in the cold, rushing water while he was drawn to the top, but he could remember nothing of it. He only remembered the star, and of praying that he might live to see the sunlight.
How happy they all were when the invalid took his first walk out- of-doors, leaning on Frank, and stopping many times to rest. The air was heavy with the scent of myriads of flowers, and the very birds seemed glad to see him, and sang their loudest and sweetest to welcome him.
After this he improved in strength rapidly, and was soon able to ride as far as the mill, and to float on the river in the canoe, with Frank to paddle it; but still his parents were very anxious about him. He was not their merry, light-hearted Mark of old. He never laughed now, but seemed always to be oppressed with some great dread. His white face wore a frightened look, and he would sit for hours with his mother as she sewed, saying little, but gazing wistfully at her, as though fearful that in some way he might lose her or be taken from her.
All this troubled his parents greatly, and many a consultation did they have as to what they should do for their boy. They decided that he needed an entire change of scene and occupation, but just how to obtain these for him they could not plan.
One day Mrs. Elmer sat down and wrote a long letter to her uncle, Christopher Bangs, telling him of their trouble, and asking him what they should do. To this letter came the following answer:
“BANGOR, MAINE, May 5, 188-.
“DEAR NIECE ELLEN,—You did exactly the right thing, as you always do, in writing to me about Grandneph. Mark. Of course he needs a change of scene after spending a whole night hundreds of feet underground, fighting alligators, and naturally having a fever afterwards. Who wouldn’t? I would myself. A good thing’s good for a while, but there is such a thing as having too much of a good thing, no matter how good it is, and I rather guess Grandneph. Mark has had too much of Floridy, and it’ll do him good to leave it for a while. So just you bundle him up and send him along to me for a change. Tell him his old Grandunk Christmas has got some important business for him to look after, and can’t possibly get on without him more than a week or two longer. I shall expect a letter by return mail saying he has started.
“Give Grandunk Christmas’s love to Grandniece Ruth, and with respects to your husband, believe me to be, most truly, as ever,
Your affectionate uncle,
“CHRISTOPHER BANGS.”
“P.S.—Don’t mind the expense. Send the boy C.O.D. I’ll settle all bills. C.B.”
In the same mail with this letter came another from Maine, directed to “Miss Ruth Elmer.” It was from her dearest friend, Edna May; and as Ruth handed it to her mother, who read it aloud to the whole family, we will read it too:
“NORTON, MAINE, May 5, 188-.
“MY OWN DARLING RUTH,—What is the matter? I haven’t heard from you in more than a week. Oh, I’ve got SUCH a plan, or rather father made it up, that I am just wild thinking of it. It is this: father’s ship, Wildfire, has sailed from New York for Savannah, and before he left, father said for me to write and tell you that he couldn’t think of letting me go to Florida next winter unless you came here and spent this summer with me.
“The Wildfire will leave Savannah for New York again about the 15th of May, and father wants you to meet him there and come home with him. His sister, Aunt Emily Coburn, has gone with him for the sake of the voyage, and she will take care of you.
“Oh, do come! Won’t it be splendid? Father is coming home from New York, so he can bring you all the way.
“I have got lots and lots to tell you, but can’t think of anything else now but your coming.
“What an awful time poor Mark has had. I don’t see how he ever lived through it. I think Frank March must be splendid. Write just as quick as you can, and tell me if you are coming.
“Good-bye. With kisses and hugs, I am your dearest, lovingest friend,
“EDNA MAY.”
These two letters from the far North created quite a ripple of excitement in that Southern household, and furnished ample subject for discussion when the family was gathered on the front porch in the evening of the day they were received.
Mr. Elmer said, “I think it would be a good thing for Mark to go, and I should like to have Ruth go too; but I don’t see how you can spare her, wife.”
“I shall miss her dreadfully, but I should feel much easier to think that she was with Mark on this long journey. Poor boy, he is far from strong yet. Yes, I think Ruth ought to go. It seems providential that these two letters should have come together, and as if it were a sign that the children ought to go together,” answered Mrs. Elmer.
Mark, who had listened quietly to the whole discussion, now spoke up and said, “I should like to go, father. As long as I stay here I shall keep thinking of that terrible underground river over there. I think of it and dream of it all the time, and sometimes it seems as if it were only waiting and watching for a chance to swallow me again. I should love dearly to have Ruth go with me too, though I am quite sure I am strong enough to take care of myself”; and he turned towards his mother with a smile.
Ruth said, “Oh, mother, I should love to go, but I can’t bear to leave you! so, whichever way you decide, I shall be perfectly satisfied and contented.”
It was finally decided that they should both go. Mark was to accompany Ruth as far as Savannah, and see her safely on board the ship; then, unless he received a pressing invitation from Captain May to go with him to New York, he was to go by steamer to Boston, and there take another steamer for Bangor.
This was the both of May, and as the Wildfire was to sail on or about the 15th, they must be in Savannah on that day; therefore no time was to be lost in making preparations for the journey.
Such busy days as the next three were! such making of new clothes and mending of old, to be worn on the journey! so many things to be thought of and done! Even Aunt Chloe became excited, and prepared so many nice things for “Misto Mark an’ Missy Rufe to eat when dey’s a-trabblin’” that Mark actually laughed when he saw them.
“Why, Aunt Clo,” he explained, “you have got enough there to last us all the time we’re gone. Do you think they don’t have anything to eat up North?”
“Dunno, honey,” answered the old woman, gazing with an air of great satisfaction at the array of goodies. “Allus hearn tell as it’s a powerful pore, cole kentry up dar whar you’s a-gwine. ‘Specs dey hab somfin to eat, ob co’se, but reckon dar ain’t none too much, sich as hit is.”
The good soul was much distressed at the small quantity of what she had provided, for which room was found in the lunch-basket, and said she “’lowed dem ar chillun’s gwine hungry heap o’ times befo’ dey sets eyes on ole Clo agin.”
It had been arranged that Mr. and Mrs. Elmer and Frank March should go with the travelers as far as Tallahassee, and see them fairly off from there. Bright and early on the morning of the 13th the mule wagon, in which comfortable seats were fixed, was driven up to the front door, the trunks, bags, and lunch-basket were put in, and everything was in readiness for the start.
Mr. March, Jan, Aunt Chloe, and several of the neighbors from across the river had assembled to see them off, and many and hearty were the good wishes offered for a pleasant journey and a safe return in the fall.
“Good-bye, Misto Mark an’ Missy Rufe,” said Aunt Chloe; “trus’ in de Lo’d while you’s young, an’ he ain’t gwine fo’git yo’ in yo’ ole age.”
“Good-bye, Aunt Clo! good-bye, everybody!” shouted Mark, as the wagon rattled away. “Don’t forget us!” And in another minute “dear old Go Bang,” as the children already called it, was hidden from view behind the trees around the sulphur spring.
They stopped for a minute at the mill to get a sack of corn for the mules, and as they drove from it its busy machinery seemed to say,
“Good-bye, Mr. President, good-bye, Mr. President, good-bye, Mr. President of the Elmer Mills.”
They reached Tallahassee early in the afternoon, and went to a hotel for the night. From the many cows on the street Mark tried to point out to Ruth and Frank the one he had seen climb into a cart on his previous visit, but none of those they saw looked able to distinguish herself in that way. They concluded that she had become disgusted at being called “a ole good-fo’-nuffin,” and had carried her talents elsewhere.
The train left so early the next morning that the sadness of parting was almost forgotten in the hurry of eating breakfast and getting down to the station. In the train Mark charged Frank to take good care of his canoe and rifle, Ruth begged him to be very kind to poor Bruce, who would be so lonely, and they both promised to write from Savannah. Then the conductor shouted, “All aboard!” hurried kisses and last good-byes were exchanged, and the train moved off.
Ruth cried a little at first, and Mark looked pretty sober, but they soon cheered up, and became interested in the scenery through which they were passing. For an hour or two they rode through a beautiful hill country, in which was here and there a lake covered with great pond-lilies. Then the hills and lakes disappeared, and they hurried through mile after mile of pine forests, where they saw men gathering turpentine from which to make resin. It was scooped into buckets from cuts made in the bark of the trees, and the whole operation “looked for all the world,” as Mark said, “like a sugar-bush in Maine.”
At Ellaville, sixty-five miles from Tallahassee, they saw great saw-mills, and directly they crossed one of the most famous rivers in the country, the Suwannee, and Ruth hummed softly,
“’Way down upon de Swanee Ribber,
Far, far away.”
Soon afterwards they reached Live Oak, where they were to change cars for Savannah. They made the change easily, for their trunks had been checked through, and they had little baggage to trouble them. A few miles farther took them across the State line and into Georgia, which Ruth said, with a somewhat disappointed air, looked to her very much the same as Florida.
Now that they were in Georgia they felt that they must be quite near Savannah, and began to talk of Captain May, and wonder if he would be at the depot to meet them. Letters had been sent to Uncle Christopher Bangs, to Edna, and to Captain May, as soon as it was decided that they should take this journey, and Mr. Elmer had telegraphed to the captain from Tallahassee that morning, so they felt pretty sure he would know of their coming.
At a junction with the funny name of “Waycross” their car was attached to an express train from Jacksonville, on which were numbers of Northern tourists who had been spending the winter in Florida and were now on their way home. These people interested the children so much that they forgot to be tired, though it was now late in the afternoon. At last, as it was beginning to grow dark, the train rolled into the depot at Savannah. Taking their bags and holding each other’s hands tight, for fear of being separated in the crowd, the children stepped out on the platform, where they were at once completely bewildered by the throng of hurrying people, the confusion, and the noise.
As they stood irresolute, not knowing which way to turn nor what to do, a cheery voice called out,
“Halloo! here we are. Why, Mark, my hearty, this is indeed a pleasure—and little Ruth, too! Won’t my Edna be delighted!” And Captain May stooped down and kissed her, right there before all the people, as though he were her own father.
“Oh, Captain Bill!” said Mark, greatly relieved at seeing the familiar face, “we are so glad to see you. We were just beginning to feel lost.”
“Lost, eh?” laughed the captain; “well, that’s a good one. The idea of a boy who’s been through what you have feeling lost—right here among folks too. But then, to one used to the water, this here dry land is a mighty bewildering place, that’s a fact. Well, come, let’s get under way. I’ve got a carriage moored alongside the station here, and we’ll clap sail on to it and lay a course for the Wildfire. Steward’s got supper ready by this time, and Sister Emily’s impatient to see you. Checks? Oh yes. Here, driver, take these brasses, and roust out that dunnage; lively, now!”
When they were in the carriage, and rolling quietly along through the sandy streets, Captain May said they were just in time, for he was ready to drop down the river that night.
“Then I’d better go to a hotel,” said Mark.
“What for?” asked Captain May.
“Because I’m to go to Boston by steamer from here, and Ruth is to go with you.”
“Steamer nothing;” shouted Captain Bill. “You’re coming along with us on the Wildfire. Steamer, indeed!”
This seemed to settle it, and Mark wrote home that evening that, having received a “pressing invitation,” he was going to sail to New York with Captain Bill May in the Wildfire.


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This project demonstrates using the MapBox GL API, an asynchronous data fetch from the MBTA API to get bus information in json format, creating and manipulating geojson files, plotting the busses on the map, and updating the bus locations every 5 seconds. Hovering the mouse over a bus shows the current destination, occupancy level, stop number, handicap access, and if bikes are allowed.


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Section 1: The First Step
1. Meet Your Professor
Everybody is welcome
Any color or age
“Anybody can learn programming who matter who you are”
You invest your time and your money for this course take advantage over every single moment there
You have to like what you're doing because if you came into this course thinking that you're just going to get that knowledge and leave without liking programming you're probably going to fail you probably not going to finish this course
This course is going to be a really complete course
You have to like this stuff, if you don't like programming you're not going to finish it
And if you finish it by the time you finish it you won't want to write another piece of code again
So, make sure that you like what you're doing right
And that's for everything for your career goals
Get into something that you like and your time will be you know we'll fly away when you're doing it
So, another thing is you need to put in the time
I know some of you are super busy but if you go from work and you have your kids or your girlfriend whoever is you know doing stuff just tell them “Listen I need some time to study”
Take 30 minutes will take one hour a day or whatever time you have and just focus on that thing only so if you are going to take to lectures they make sure that you take those two lectures but you really take advantage of that time
That's very important
“Just focus on one thing at a time”
Don't go and do many different things at the same time because I know that happens to me all that happened to me many times before and you know and you don't keep and you don't actually learn much from it
So, now I know that no one else will and I'm going to keep reminding you in the course because I know some of us get really tired by the time we finish when we finish the course
“Finish what you start”
You know even if you get all the all that you want it by the by the middle of this course and you say “I'm done”
I can build an application now because that would just teach me it taught me how to do it
That's fine, we'll finish the course, you started it
Make sure you finish and you must build the habit of finishing what you start that way everything you do in life you can finish it and be successful at it
So, make sure that you remember why you’re here all the time even when you are tired and you are frustrated and you can't find an issue to a problem
Make sure that you remember why you are here
Always write it down a piece of paper put it on the wall
I want you to try your best
Try your best to fix it this way you can learn a lot more and I'm really a believer that happened to me and it happened to a lot of my students in other courses
If you keep trying and trying to figure it out yourself you've got to
You're going to become more successful and you're going to learn a lot of new ways of doing it
Well right now I don't want you to get stuck 3 weeks on a piece of code that is very simple that you can't see because you caught you've been coding too much, don't get stuck for
You know I think a rule of thumb is at least you can get stuck on an on an issue 2 or 3 days after that
Ask for help if you are still stuck, take some time and sleep and rest and then come fresh and try to look out if you can figure it out after 2 or 3 days
My goal here is for you to be successful
That is the only way that I'm a successful instructor a successful teacher is by making you a successful student
So, anyway again thank you so much
This is a blessing that you're here
And we're going to continue with the course
Take care!
2. Introduction to Laravel and MVC
What is Laravel?Laravel is a PHP web framework who uses the MVC architecture
What is a Framework?It is the underlying system, the methods, the classes or the files that makes up for that install
What is an Architecture?It is the design pattern that a specific Framework has
Model- are going to be the Classes
- deals with the Database
- it’s a Class
- example, if we have Users in our application, we can have Users model that deals with everything that has to do with Querying that database for that specific table of Users
- so that, we have Users model and Users table
- every time we have a Model, we always have a table for that specific model
- are going to be the methods
- are going to be have some classes depending on what we’re doing
- deals with the HTML
- representation of our Application
- everything you see in your application in the browser is going to be a View
- is actually our Classes as well
- the Middle-man
- deals with the Views and the Model
- the Controller talks to Model and say “Listen Model, I need you to pull all the lastname of the Users table, give me the lastname of the Users and then once you give it to me, I’ll give it to View to display it
- we are talking about the data classes for a lot of things which is the OOP(Object Oriented Programming)


Michal Paszkiewicz
The Chopin project
My first and upmost project is to learn to play and record myself playing all of Chopin's works on guitar. Of course, this is no easy task, and I currently consider some pieces (if not many) absolutely impossible to play on guitar. In these cases I will make an exception and try to find someone to form a duet.
So if you know anyone else with a passion for Chopin that plays guitar to a very high standard, please oh please get them in touch with me!
Personal compositions
Aside from making arrangements of existing pieces, I spend most of the time I practice composing new pieces. Why? Because I find that if I want to learn a new technique, or strengthen an existing one, the best way to go about it is to increase your repetoire of music that utilises that technique. I believe the best way to do this is to write your own music utilising your new techniques.
Most of the pieces I write are, at the time of composition, just beyond my range of capabilities. Hence I may write a lot of pieces before I am comfortable performing them in anyone's presence. This is the best way to go about things, as my main aim in composing is to increase my own playing ability. This does not mean I never write easy pieces - only that my aim of improving happens to be the main driving force of my composing


April 24-25, 2021
Online Event
There are many problems that plague medicine and healthcare. It is a wonder why these problems still exist, given how crucial health is to everyone here on Earth.
What better way to accelerate the solving of these problems by integrating technology into our radical solutions, while providing a safe, creative environment for people to do so?
HackMed aims to bring together hackers, dreamers, and doers to solve problems related to humanity’s elementary need, health.
Look at our Previous projects.
Mentors help to shape the event by providing insight and guidance into different aspects of medicine, healthcare, and technology.
Dr. Dennis Wang
University of Sheffield
Lecturer in Bioinformatics, Co-Director of PG Programme in Genomic Medicine at UoS. He has 12 years of experience developing software solutions for biomedical labs and hospitals. Educator of genomics and data science.
Tzen Szen Toh
NHS & University of Sheffield
Academic Foundation Doctor at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals, Computational Biologist in the lab of Dr. Dennis Wang, and Honorary Clinical Research Fellow at the University of Sheffield. He is also a co-founder of the MedTech Sheffield society and was the lead organizer of HackMed in 2017 and 2018.
Want to support this event<EMAIL_ADDRESS>In partnership with
Subject to change.
| Saturday | Sunday |
| 0800 - Registration begins | 0000 - Late night snack |
| 0930 - Opening ceremony | 0800 - Breakfast served |
| 1030 - Hacking starts | 0900 - Morning activity |
| 1130 - Workshop 1 | 1130 - Hacking stops |
| 1200 - Lunch served | 1200 - Lunch served |
| 1300 - Workshop 2 | 1245 - Demo time! |
| 1330 - Workshop 3 | 1415 - Demos end |
| 1400 - Workshop 4 | 1430 - Finalists' presentations |
| 1430 - Ethical Hacking workshop | 1500 - Awards |
| 1800 - Dinner served | 1520 - Final remarks |
| 2000 - Evening Activity | 1530 - The end! |
1st place will receive Chromecast!
2nd place will receive MERGE cube!
Can't find what the answer<EMAIL_ADDRESS>1. What is HackMed?
HackMed is a medical hackathon aimed at developing creative solutions to solve problems within medicine and healthcare. It is a student-run event for individuals from various backgrounds interested in the crossroads of life sciences and technology.
Throughout the weekend, hackers at HackMed will have a unique opportunity to learn from each other, build awesome projects together, and share them with other hackers. This will allow a multi-disciplinary mesh of people working on developing solutions to pressing problems within healthcare and medicine.
2. A hacka-what?
A hackathon is commonly described as a programming marathon. It is a 24 or 48 hour event during a weekend where small teams (usually 2-4 people) come together to share ideas, learn new things, and build cool things with others.
3. So, what is a medical hackathon?
Based on the popularity of hackathons being held all around the world, a medical hackathon is a hackathon that is based around the theme of medicine and healthcare. This will challenge hackers to solve critical medical problems by working in small teams, while also having a great time! Hackers will learn, build, and eat together before presenting what they’ve built at the end of a weekend.
4. How much does it cost?
We’re happy to let you know that HackMed is completely free to attend! We’re providing a venue, food, drinks, snacks, WiFi, and hackathon swag! You just need to bring yourself and your enthusiasm.
5. Who can participate?
Any student from anywhere! You need to be a university student (undergraduate or postgraduate) or have left university in the past year.
6. I know nothing about medicine, health, or programming, can I still participate?
Don’t worry! Learning is a huge part of hackathons and you can bet that you’ll learning something new at the end of HackMed. We’re going to have workshops on various topics and we’ll also have mentors available throughout the weekend to help teams out!
So, don’t be afraid! Come with an open mind and heart, learn a lot, build something cool, and have a ton of fun!
7. Can I still participate, even if I’m not a student?
You sure can! We’re on the lookout for sponsors, judges, and mentors in life sciences, tech, academia, and their intersections. If you’re interested, shoot us an email at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and we’ll be in touch.
8. How do I register?
Please follow the link on this website to our eventbrite event and register for our event there.
9. I don't have a team, can I still come?
You sure can! Most our attendees come alone or in twos. We will run a team building activity at the start of the day to find you teammates with complementing skills, so you get to build amazing projects together!
10. Does HackMed have a code of conduct?
We sure do! We’re following the MLH Code of Conduct.
11. Where do I sleep?
We’re preparing some lecture theatres so you can get some sleep if you wanted.
12. Does HackMed offer travel reimbursements?
We are currently unable to provide travel reimbursements for the event.
13. What if I have more questions?
Shoot us an email at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>:)
We would love to have you! Don't forget to read our Code of Conduct before the event!
Copyright © 2020 MedTech Sheffield. All Rights Reserved.


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title: Program Analysis for System Security and Reliability
ref: pass2020
description: Graduate course illustrating how to apply program analysis and synthesis techniques for securing smart contracts, computer networks, and systems.
semester: Spring 2020
number: 263-2925-00L
lecturer: Dr. Petar Tsankov
ta: Maximilian Baader, Mislav Balunović, Jingxuan He, Matthew Mirman
assistants:
edoz: http://www.vvz.ethz.ch/Vorlesungsverzeichnis/lerneinheit.view?lerneinheitId=136822&semkez=2020S&lang=en
session-time-place:
lecture-time-place: Mon 14-16, Zoom (Meeting ID: 956-696-654)
exercise-time-place: Tue 15-16, Zoom (Meeting ID: 705-117-847)
image: assets/images/pass.png
credits: 6
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Overview
Security issues and privacy breaches in modern systems (blockchains, datacenters, AI, etc.) result in billions of losses due to hacks and system downtime. This course introduces the security issues in such modern systems and covers state-of-the-art automated techniques (developed in the past few years) that can are applied to build more secure and reliable systems. The course has a practical focus and covers systems build by successful ETH spin-offs (ChainSecurity, which was acquired by PwC, and DeepCode).
Objectives
- Learn about security issues in modern systems -- blockchains, smart contracts, data centers -- and why they are challenging to address.
- Understand how the latest automated analysis techniques work, both discrete and probabilistic.
- Understand how these techniques combine with machine-learning methods, both supervised and unsupervised.
- Understand how to use these methods to build reliable and secure modern systems.
- Learn about new open problems that if solved can lead to research and commercial impact.
Part I: Security of Blockchains
- We will cover existing blockchains (e.g., Ethereum, Bitcoin), how they work, what the core security issues are, and how these have led to massive financial losses.
- We will show how to extract useful information about smart contracts and transactions using interactive analysis frameworks for querying blockchains (e.g. Google's Ethereum BigQuery).
- We will discuss the state-of-the-art security tools (e.g., Securify) for ensuring that smart contracts are free of security vulnerabilities.
- We will study the latest automated reasoning systems (e.g., VerX) for checking custom (temporal) properties of smart contracts and illustrate their operation on real-world use cases.
Part II: Security of Datacenters and Networks
- We will show how to ensure that datacenters and ISPs are secured using declarative reasoning methods (e.g., Datalog). We will also see how to automatically synthesize secure configurations (e.g. using SyNET and NetComplete) which lead to desirable behaviors, thus automating the job of the network operator and avoiding critical errors.
- We will discuss how to apply modern discrete probabilistic inference (e.g., PSI and Bayonet) so to reason about probabilistic network properties (e.g., the probability of a packet reaching a destination if links fail).
Part III: Machine Learning for Security
- We will discuss how machine learning models for structured prediction are used to address security tasks, including de-obfuscation of binaries (DeBIN), Android APKs (DeGuard) and JavaScript (JSNice).
- We will study to leverage program abstractions in combination with clustering techniques to learn security rules for cryptography APIs from large codebases.
- We will study how to automatically learn to identify security vulnerabilities related to the handling of untrusted inputs (cross-Site scripting, SQL injection, path traversal, remote code execution) from large codebases.
Course Project
The course involve a hands-on programming project where the methods studied in the class will be applied. You can work on the project in a group consisting of at most 2 students. Registration is closed.
The description of the course project can be found here.
Answers to common student questions can be found here.
Deadlines:
| Group registration | 6PM CEST, April 2, 2020 |
| Project announcement | 6PM CEST, April 6, 2020 |
| Preliminary deadline (optional) | 6PM CEST, May 17, 2020 |
| Preliminary feedback | 6PM CEST, May 25, 2020 |
| Final deadline | 6PM CEST, May 31, 2020 |
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Eventually this page will have lots of links to cool projects I've worked on. For now, though, you get an under construction gif. Because I might have a slight nostalgic preference for Geocities. WHEE!


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Stats Screen
Posted:
Sun Feb 25, 2007 2:47 pm
by Karl G.
Check it! (it's not fully functional yet, but it displays all data correctly)
Posted:
Sun Feb 25, 2007 4:27 pm
by thadiusofx3
awesome, good work
Posted:
Sun Feb 25, 2007 8:29 pm
by secretrk1313
lookin good
Posted:
Sun Feb 25, 2007 9:15 pm
by Joe M.
so for the other character management screens, could you make sure that the tabs at the bottom stay there? It always annoyed me that in Xen they disappear in the "Keys" screen. It's unwieldy and leads to more clicking than necessary, which is always a bad thing.
Posted:
Sun Feb 25, 2007 9:30 pm
by Karl G.
Yep, I'm writing a single function to put those in place so they'll definitely just sit there. It's easier on me anyway...EJ only knows why they disappear on that screen. Bleh.
Posted:
Sun Feb 25, 2007 10:08 pm
by Joe M.
I like that one: "EJ only knows..." of course, that suggests that he does, in fact, know. And if that were the case, it should have been fixed by now. I chalk it up to laziness.
OMFG
Posted:
Tue Feb 27, 2007 1:22 am
by Ripvanwinkle
Its perfect i almost cried!
Posted:
Wed Feb 28, 2007 8:52 pm
by Liberate My Sadness
looks good man....the poo where u pick you town will rock cus id always end up making like 5 newbs trying to get them in t7 and it always took forever....the town picking sh*t will be crazy...but yea it looks good man!
Posted:
Sat Mar 03, 2007 8:56 am
by Karl G.
I'm working on the inventory screen right now. It's going well but I think I'm going to change it a bit from how EJ did it, just because I want the code to be less complex. We'll see how it goes.


한국어로 보기 In Korean : Link
Profile
- Name : Wonseok Shin
- Current : Undergraduate student, Seoul National University
- Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Website : this and my other website
Education
- Seoul National University (2018.3 ~ CURRENT)
- Major : Computer Science and Engineering (GPA 3.89 / 4.3)
- Double Major : Mathematical Science (GPA 3.99 / 4.3)
Experience
- Research Internship (2020.8 ~ CURRENT)
- Undergraduate Research Oppertunity Program (UROP) at SNU.
- Computer Theory Lab
- Subject : Subgraph isomorphism algorithms.
- (TBD) will be published in (TBD)
Projects
- FRIDGE
- SNU SWPP class team project
- Ingredient management / recipe search / recommendation webapp
- React/Redux frontend, Django backend
- NLP for data preprocessing
Competitive Programming
I enjoy competitive programming and learned a lot from it.
- Codeforces : gratus907
- Baekjoon OJ : gratus907
- AtCoder : Gratus
Awards
Global
- Google Hash Code 2021 : Ranked #211 (Global top 2%)
- Google Hash Code 2020 : Ranked #468 (Global top 5%)
Domestic
- ICPC 2020 First round : 26th place (Team : Swift Turtwig)
- UCPC 2019 : 31st place (Team : Little Piplup)
- SNUPC (서울대학교 프로그래밍 경시대회) 2020 : Div.2 7th place
- SNUPC 2019 : Div.2 9th place
Participations
- 2021 Sinchon joint ICPC programming camp problem tester
- 2020 Chungang Univ Programming contest problem tester


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Education
University of California, Berkeley: M.Eng. Industrial Engineering and Operations Research. 3.88 GPA.
2017-2018
GRE Scores (%-ile): Quant 169/170 (97th). Verbal 168/170 (98th). Writing 5.0/6 (93rd).
2016
University of Melbourne: B.Sc. Discrete Math and Operations Research. 3.99 GPA. #1 class rank.
2012-2015
University of California, Berkeley: Study abroad semester (College of Engineering). 4.00 GPA.
2014
Wesley College High School: International Baccalaureate. Perfect score of 45. 99.95%-ile in Australia.
2006-2011
Scholarships, Awards and Honors
AAA-Chevron Scholarship, American Australian Association
2017
Fung Fellowship in Industrial Engineering and Operations Research, UC Berkeley
2017
M. L. Urquhart Prize (#1 class rank in major), University of Melbourne
2015
Melbourne Global Scholars Award, University of Melbourne
2014
Captain, Under 23 Victorian Championship Basketball Team, Sandringham
2014-2015
Dean’s Honor List (top 3%), Bachelor of Science, University of Melbourne
2013
Elite Athlete Program Sport Scholarship, University of Melbourne
2013-2015
Chancellor’s Scholar and Melbourne National Scholarship, University of Melbourne
2012-2015
Australian Student Prize (top 500 students in country)
2011
Projects
Energy Disaggregation with Variational Autoencoders, under Professor Anil Aswani.
2017-Present
The Brownlow Downlow, Australian Football League MVP Prediction.
2017-Present
Predicting car service requirements from car and engine data, with CarForce.
2017
Kaggle Competitions, kaggle.com/nhirons
2017
Experience
Machine Learning at Berkeley, Member Development Officer
2017-Present
Goldman Sachs, Equity Research Analyst (Energy and Utilities)
2016-2017
University of Melbourne, Research Assistance (Finance)
2015
Apex Tuition Australia, Director and Owner
2014-Present
Service
Red Dust Role Models, Role Model and Volunteer
2011-Present


Parents, teachers, government leaders, and medical professionals are all at odds over how to begin the school year and safely reopen schools amid a pandemic. This confusion makes it difficult for young students to understand why they must follow certain protocols, or why they can’t see their friends. On top of this, there is a great lack of mental health resources for children who are struggling with isolation and anxiety. An information sheet for children and their parents to begin a conversation around how to continue facing the long-term impacts of the pandemic may help initiate the process of addressing these problems which many families are struggling with.
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We are four recent graduates of UT Austin's Data Analytics and Visualization Bootcamp and
we developed this site to showcase our final project. Have a look around!
About our project: We chose to explore a Wine Reviews dataset from Wine Enthusiast magazine. We
selected this topic because we're a group of wine enthusiasts but we're certainly no sommeliers.
Since wine can be complicated and overwhelming, we wanted to create a fun and interactive way for
beginners to discover new wines. With this idea in mind, we built a dashboard to recommend wines
for a novice based on such things as price, rating, variety, country and province. We also built
a machine learning model to see if we could train it to rate wine like an experienced sommelier.
Scroll through our presentation below for an in-depth look at our project.


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Knight's Tour Generator
Tourneys and the Fast Generation and Obfuscation of Closed Knight's Tours
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Timer for elapsed time and CPU time. More...
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| Get current time and date. More... | |
| void | Start () |
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| float | GetElapsedTime () |
| Get elapsed time in seconds. More... | |
| float | GetCPUTime () |
| Get CPU time in seconds. More... | |
| void | Finish () |
| Print CPU and elapsed time. More... | |
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| Get time and date. More... | |
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| std::string | m_strTimeAndDate |
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The timer is charged with everything that is time-related, in particular, elapsed time, CPU time, and clock time. The member functions return time intervals measured from the time Start() is called to the current time. The CPU time reported is the total summed over all threads. Uses std::chrono to do the heavy lifting.
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| const char * CTimer::GetStartDateAndTime | ( | ) |
Get the start date and time as a null-terminated string. Uses GetDateAndTime() to do the heavy lifting.


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Feds Push to Open 1 Million Acres to Fracking in California
by MATTHEW RENDA(CN) – The Trump administration unveiled a plan to open another million acres in California to oil and gas development and fracking, one day after being sued by conservationists for similar plans in a different part of the state.
The Bureau of Land Management released its environmental analysis Thursday concluding that hydraulic fracturing and oil and gas extraction in counties located in the south state do not conflict with the land management goals of the agency.
“No conflicts were found between the estimated impacts of hydraulic fracturing and the resource or program management goals,” the agency stated in the final environmental impact analysis.
The decision stems from a 2017 court order requiring the BLM to analyze whether hydraulic fracturing was in concert with the agency’s stated land management goals.
Environmental organizations were unhappy with the agency decision and telegraphed a likely lawsuit.
“Trump’s plan to hand over a million acres in California to the oil industry is a despicable attack on our state’s future,” said Clare Lakewood, a senior attorney at the Center for Biological Diversity. “Sacrificing these public lands to dirty drilling and fracking will worsen the climate crisis and expose California’s people and wildlife to toxic pollution. We’ll do everything possible to stop this.”
The center filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday to fight a similar decision to open up approximately 725,000 acres of land in Northern California for energy development.
Thursday’s decision pertains to different lands under BLM purview, including eastern Fresno, western Kern, Kings, Madera, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Tulare and Ventura counties.
The BLM has not issued a new oil and gas lease in California since 2013, when a federal judge ruled the BLM had not adequately considered the environmental repercussions of hydraulic fracturing.
Fracking, as the process is commonly known, involves using high-pressure water directed at rock layers to release embedded oil and gas. The rock is typically fractured in the process, hence the name.
Critics of the process say the use of carcinogenic chemicals means groundwater contamination is possible. Indeed, there are several instances of well water contamination in areas where fracking is common.
The oil and gas industry says such contamination is the result of mistakes and bad practices rather than anything inherent to the technique itself.
Several critics also note the newly added acreage is in the San Joaquin Valley, where air quality ranks as a major problem that oil and gas development could compound.
“The Central Valley already suffers from some of the worst air and water quality, and now Trump is giving away our public spaces to the oil and gas industry,” said Gustavo Aguirre Jr., Kern projects coordinator with Central California Environmental Justice Network.
The BLM says oil and gas development will be a boon for the economy, providing jobs and much needed revenue for the federal government.
“Oil and gas development on BLM-managed public lands within the Bakersfield field office planning area generate approximately 3,500 jobs and more than $200 million in economic benefit annually,” the agency said Thursday. “The BLM collects a 12.5% royalty on every barrel of oil and gas produced on federal minerals, which ranges between $65-90 million per year.”
But environmentalists say such economic activity is not worth the costs to the ecology, particularly as the presence of oil and gas could hamper the booming outdoor recreation by degrading lands near parks and wildlife refuges.
“This plan will degrade critical wildlife habitat, air quality, and parks and water resources that our communities depend on,” said Rebecca August, director of advocacy at Los Padres ForestWatch.
The BLM said the revenue generated from oil and gas leases will help fund the very parks and refuges that environmentalists clamor to protect.
“Public lands in California contribute to less than 10% of the total oil and gas activity in the state,” the agency said.
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Mphushe services will be enjoyed by all those who registered to be our clients, especially Loan-services. Non-Loan services will be offered to anyone who needs them as there will not be any financial ties to them. Loan services are for registered clients who are capable of paying back the loans. The amount of loans offered and payment period will vary from one client to another depending on their financial status.
In the same way, Mphushe! is a product that was designed to assist a client who is experiencing an unexpected financial need, and requires a financial “push start” so that they may get their personal finances back on track.
Read More| Name of Process: | CLIENT REGISTERATION: |
| Process Purpose: | The purpose of client registration is to ensure that we have a pool of clients we work with and to acquire all the relevant information that will be required before administering a loan to an individual. |
| Process Scope: | This process pertains only to individuals who have a regular income/salary and an active bank account. |
| Process Input: | The process input for client registration is the personal details and financial details of an individual who is interested in our services. |
| Process Flow: | 1.Bridgeford does an agreement with a company to offer services to their employees. 2.Interested employees sign up for Mphushe services. 3.Registered employees’ information is stored into the Mphushe database for future reference. |
| Process Output: | Output for the process is a database of clients registered with Bridgeford. |
Unlike Loan Clients, Non-Loan clients are those that pay for the services upfront, therefore they do not need to do registration as there are no financial ties involved.
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The following sections document how the Microsoft SQL Server JDBC Driver provides support for the Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) and JDBC 3.0 optional API features. The source code examples provided in this Help system provide a good reference for getting started with these features.
First, make sure that your Java environment (JDK, JRE) includes the javax.sql package. This is a required package for any JDBC application that uses the optional API. JDK 1.5 and later versions already contain this package, so you do not have to install it separately.
Driver Name
The driver class name is com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDriver. The driver is contained in the sqljdbc.jar or sqljdb4.jar file.
The class name is used whenever you load the driver with the JDBC DriverManager class. It is also used whenever you must specify the class name of the driver in any driver configuration. For example, configuring a data source within a Java EE application server might require that you enter the driver class name.
Data Sources
The JDBC driver provides support for Java EE / JDBC 3.0 data sources. The JDBC driver SQLServerXADataSource class is implemented by com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerXADataSource.
Datasource Names
You can make database connections by using data sources. The data sources available with JDBC driver are described in the following table:
| DataSource Type | Class Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
|
DataSource |
com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDataSource |
The non pooling data source. |
|
ConnectionPoolDataSource |
com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerConnectionPoolDataSource |
The data source to configure JAVA EE application server connection pools. Typically used when the application runs within a JAVA EE application server. |
|
XADataSource |
com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerXADataSource |
The data source to configure JAVA EE XA data sources. Typically used when the application runs within a JAVA EE application server and an XA transaction manager. |
Data Source Properties
All data sources support the ability to set and get any property that is associated with the underlying driver's property set.
Examples:
setServerName("localhost");
setDatabaseName("AdventureWorks");
The following shows how an application connects by using a data source:
initialize JNDI .. Context ctx = new InitialContext(System.getProperties()); ... DataSource ds = (DataSource) ctx.lookup("MyDataSource"); Connection c = ds.getConnection("user", "pwd");
For more information about the data source properties, see Setting the Data Source Properties.


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$couchPotatoProvider
(service in module scs.couch-potato
)
Injects and retains references to providers that will be used by the $couchPotato service at run-time.
It is mandatory that you inject the provider before your app's module.run is called (e.g. in module.config).
myModule.config( [ '$couchPotatoProvider', 'myOtherProvider', function($couchPotatoProvider, myOtherProvider) { myOtherProvider.config = { someParam: 'demo' }; // $couchPotatoProvider needs no specific configuration } ] );
See the couch-potato module documentation to learn how to load the module.


Ekocorp, Conoil, Learn Africa, others lead gainers’ chart on Tuesday
by Samuel OyekanmiThe Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) market ended in positive territory on Tuesday as the All-share index increased by 0.18% to close at 26,739.44 and the equity market capitalization closed at N12.90 trillion from N12.88 trillion recorded on Monday, gaining about N4 billion.
Top gainers
Ekocorp Plc tops the gainers’ chart as it gained 10% to close at N4.07 followed by Conoil Plc with 9.74% increase to close at N16.9 as Learn Africa Plc made the list with 9.43% gain to close at N1.16.
Neimeth International Pharmaceuticals Plc, which topped the chart yesterday, also gained 9.09% to close at N0.48 while Academy press Plc rounded off the list with 8.82% increase to close at N0.37.
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Top losers
ABC Transport Plc led the floppers as it dipped 8.89% to close at N0.41 followed by United capital Plc, having shed 5.22% to close at N2.18 as AIICO insurance Plc also lost 5.19% to close at N0.73.
Consolidated Hallmark Insurance Plc lost 5.13% to close at N0.37 while Livestock feed Plc declined by 3.85% to close at N0.5.
Top trades by volume
UACN Plc again topped the list as it traded in 117.7 million shares valued at N826.98 million across 153 deals followed by First bank holdings, which traded 47.8 million shares valued at N323.88 million across 438 deals.
Access bank plc traded in 40.3 million shares at N391.77 million across 454 deals as Zenith bank Plc traded in 21 million shares valued at N390.7 million across 435 deals while UBA completed the list with trades in 20.2 million shares at N144.50 million across 342 deals.
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3 January 2008
The Ministry of Health and Population of Egypt has announced the death of a previously confirmed case of H5N1 infection. The 50 years old female from Domiatt governorate died on 31 December.
Of the 43 cases confirmed to date in Egypt, 19 have been fatal.


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So we had a suspicion that the seats for RailsConf ‘07 would sell fast, but this is ridiculously. A few hours after we’ve opened for registrations that close to more than a third of the seats for the conference would be gone. At this rate we might well sell out the conference even faster than last year.


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INTRAMOLECULAR CATALYSIS IN THE HYDROLYSIS OF SOME
PHOSPHONATE ESTERS
A thesis presented by Lorna Joan Williamson to The Department of Chemistry in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the subject of
Chemistry
Harvard University Cambridge, Massachusetts
July, 1973
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runQSLIMFinder.Rd
Run a list of QSLIMFinder jobs
runQSLIMFinder(commands_list, file_list, max_memory = 5000, onLSF = T, recursive = F, lsf_keyword = "TERM_MEMLIMIT", rm_log = T, memory_step = 100, memory_start = 200, Njobs_limit = 490) modifyMemoryInBsub(commands, memory) LSFrunQSLIMFinder(commands, job_name_sig = "batch_", Njobs_limit = 490) jobsCrashed(commands_list, rm_log = T, lsf_keyword = "TERM_MEMLIMIT")
| commands_list | list containing: 1. command to set up enviromental variable IUPred_PATH; 2. character vector of bash commands that will lauch QSLIMFinder as a job on LSF cluster; 3, 4, 5 - directories where LSF should write stout and sterr |
|---|---|
| file_list | data.table containing path to files and directories for QSLIMFinder: fastafile, queryfile, outputdir, outputfile |
| max_memory | max memory to use for a job |
| onLSF | use LSF cluster to run QSLIMFinder jobs |
| recursive | how to create directories |
| lsf_keyword | character, LSF termination reason keyword (https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSETD4_9.1.3/lsf_admin/termination_reasons_lsf.html). Defaults to "TERM_MEMLIMIT" |
| rm_log | remove log after checking for termination reason |
| Njobs_limit | integer, the number of LSF jobs allowed to run simultaneously |
| commands | character vector of commands generated by |
| memory | integer, how much memory should the job use |
| job_name_sig | string common to all job names |
list: character vector, commands that have crashed even at max_memory
; data.table, corresponding rows of file_list
jobsCrashed()
: vector of commands that crashed


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scanned_mediaThe McAfee VirusScan Enterprise for Linux 1.9.x/2.0.x must scan all media used for system maintenance prior to use
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Big halves holes; leaky defences Every NRL club’s burning issue ahead of 2020
by Mark St JohnThe 2020 NRL pre-season is underway with each of the 16 clubs needing to resolve a number of glaring issues heading into next year’s premiership race.
From new look halves pairings to positional depth and player contracts, each club is facing the unknown in a number of key areas as they begin their 2019 premiership assaults.
Here are the burning questions facing each of the 16 teams as the pre-season heats up.
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BRONCOS
Can the Broncos solve their halves dilemma?
The Broncos boast one of the best packs in the competition, but if they can’t sort their halves mess out they won’t challenge for the 2020 title.
Incumbent five-eighth Darius Boyd is not a No.6 and is expected to play centre next season, while halfback Jake Turpin’s best position is hooker.
Anthony Seibold seems intent on playing Anthony Milford at fullback, but historically his best position has been at No.6.
It is up to Tom Dearden and Sean O’Sullivan to step up and demand the No.7 jersey for next season, but if they can’t Seibold may look to lure Brodie Croft to the club sooner rather than later.
RAIDERS
What will be Ricky Stuart’s halves combination next season?
It is a pretty tough call to change a halves combination that took the Raiders to their first grand final in 25 years, but that is what is on the cards at the Raiders.
English signing George Williams will pressure incumbent halfback Aidan Sezer for the No.7 jersey in pre-season.
Sezer may opt to leave the club if he feels his starting position is under threat, with the Bulldogs a potential landing spot to replace the injured Kieran Foran.
Another option would be to shift Sezer to No.6 and Jack Wighton to centre or fullback, but that appears unlikely given the form of Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad.
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BULLDOGS
Can the Bulldogs cover the loss of Kieran Foran for next season?
Luckless Canterbury five-eighth Kieran Foran has been ruled out for the entire 2020 season with a shoulder injury suffered while playing for the Kiwis.
The Bulldogs will be hoping they can get some salary cap dispensation as Foran is their highest paid player.
Of the player on their books, Jack Cogger and Lachlan Lewis are the most likely halves pairing to start Round 1.
However Dean Pay may look to lure a player like Aidan Sezer to the club in order to give his side a dominant playmaker.
SHARKS
How do the Sharks fit Jesse Ramien, Josh Dugan, Josh Morris and Bronson Xerri in the same side?
The Sharks have one of the best sides on paper in terms of quality players, but the problem is they are spoiled for choice in the same positions.
Jesse Ramien’s return to the club has added to their embarrassment of riches at the centre position, with Bronson Xerri, Josh Dugan and Josh Morris already on their books.
Dugan’s potential shift to fullback is blocked by Matt Moylan, who could shift to the halves, but that would involve dropping Shaun Johnson or premiership winner Chad Townsend.
Most likely Xerri and Ramien will start in the centres, with Morris and Dugan on the wings, but as we saw last year that might put a few noses out of joint.
TITANS
Can Justin Holbrook get the best out of Ash Taylor?
More accurately the question is can Holbrook get the best out of the Titans’ overpaid and underperforming squad?
However fair or unfair, Taylor’s form sets the tone for the entire Gold Coast squad given he is their highest paid player and halfback.
Holbrook needs his highest paid players to live up to their hefty price tags, so that the other players can follow their lead.
If Holbrook can get Taylor fit, focused and firing there is no excuses for the rest of the squad to not follow and help lift the side off the bottom of the ladder after a wooden spoon finish in 2019.
SEA EAGLES
How do the Sea Eagles cover for the potential loss of Manase Fainu?
Manase Fainu’s pending court proceedings over his alleged stabbing attack at a Sydney Church has thrown the club’s hooker depth into disarray.
The club let 2019 starting hooker Api Koroisau leave the club to join the Panthers in a bid to free up funds to re-sign the Trbojevic brothers.
Des Hasler may be wishing he had his time again, with Fainu no certainty to play in Round 1 due to the no fault stand down policy.
The club maintains they have a contingency plan in place should Fainu be unable to play for all or part of next season, but that plan doesn’t look to be on their books at the moment.
STORM
Will Brodie Croft or Jahrome Hughes get the keys to the team at halfback?
Melbourne need to decide who their best halfback is and let him play the majority of the season leading into next year’s finals series, provided the Storm make it.
Brodie Croft was preferred for the bulk of the 2019 campaign, before Craig Bellamy shifted Jahrome Hughes from fullback to halfback ahead of his side’s failed finals campaign.
Cameron Munster’s game can only improve from having a consistent halves partner over the course of a season, so that the Storm are peaking at the right time for an assault on the title.
The Storm can’t afford to be chopping and changing their halfback as they have over the past two seasons since Cooper Cronk left the club.
KNIGHTS
Can Adam O’Brien improve the club’s leaky defence?
Newcastle have a number of areas that are in need of improvement, but none more so than the side’s notoriously flaky defence.
In Mitchell Pearce and Kalyn Ponga the Knights have the attacking players to challenge any side in the competition, but they need to set the platform with their defence.
New coach Adam O’Brien has come from the best defensive team over the past two season in the Roosters and will know how to get his players into shape defensively.
However any successful defensive structure depends on the culture of the players and their willingness to buy into it, so the onus is on squad to step up in 2020.
COWBOYS
Will the Cowboys get Valentine Holmes or Latrell Mitchell?
The Cowboys again have a solid squad on paper, but the final make-up of their side and their ability to push for a title in 2020 could hinge on their ability to land Valentine Holmes or Latrell Mitchell.
Holmes remains undecided on whether he will continue his dream of playing in the NFL, while Mitchell is tossing up offers from the Tigers and Cowboys, as he plots a shift to fullback.
The Cowboys have Esan Marsters and Scott Drinkwater on their books, but Holmes and Mitchell are in another class and would take the club to the next level.
The problem for the Cowboys is signing one of the two superstars would rule them out of the race for the other and they risk missing out on the services of both if they wait too long.
EELS
Will Ryan Matterson deliver back at the Eels?
The former Roosters premiership winner has rejoined Brad Arthur’s side after his public falling out with the Tigers.
On the field in 2019 Matterson had a breakout season and was included in Brad Fittler’s NSW Blues squad for the State of Origin series.
Off the field Matterson failed to buy into the Tigers as he struggled to accept some underperforming teammates being paid more than him.
Matterson would do well to put all talk of contracts and money aside in his return to Parramatta and let his footy do the talking.
PANTHERS
Will Nathan Cleary step up as a main playmaker?
In losing James Maloney the Panthers have a void to fill in the side’s dominant playmaker and Nathan Cleary needs to take his game to the next level.
Cleary’s nine try assists in 2019 were half of Maloney’s final tally of 18 and he will need to up his ability to create try scoring opportunities for his teammates next season.
The Panthers have also signed assistant coach Trent Barrett, who will play a key role in shaping the Panthers’ attack with Cleary in the hot seat.
Cleary’s ability to combine with Jahrome Luai or Matt Burton will go a long way to defining the Panthers’ identity in the post Maloney era.
RABBITOHS
Can the club overcome the loss of Sam Burgess?
As if losing skipper Greg Inglis two games into the 2019 season wasn’t bad enough, the Rabbitohs lost his replacement Sam Burgess and another former club captain in John Sutton to retirement by the end of the year.
Much of what has defined South Sydney’s success over the last decade, including their 2014 premiership win was based around the input of these three players.
Wayne Bennett has a tall task in reshaping the culture of the club on and off the field, after the loss of the three club greats.
He may still be too young for the captaincy, but Cameron Murray should be considered a focal point of the club’s new era going forward.
DRAGONS
Can the club settle on a new and effective spine combination?
The Dragons began last season with one of the best spines on paper, but a horror year saw them finish second last ahead of only the Titans.
Injuries and suspensions played their part, but the side lacked direction and cohesion in their spine, which will need to be addressed in 2020.
So long the focal point of their attack, Gareth Widdop has gone back to the UK leaving Ben Hunt and Corey Norman as the most likely halves pairing, while Tristan Sailor is an exciting prospect at the back.
Cameron McInnes’ broken leg will hurt his preparation, but the signing of Issac Luke will ease the pressure on him, however the spine will take time to gel.
ROOSTERS
Can the Roosters cover for the loss of Cooper Cronk?
Given the impact Cronk had in bringing two premierships to the Roosters in his two seasons at the club, replacing him will not be easy.
Trent Robinson looks set to put his faith in former Sharks half Kyle Flanagan to partner Luke Keary at the scrumbase in 2020.
However Keary and Flanagan’s combination will take time to develop and Keary will need take his game to even greater heights without Cronk.
Cronk’s leadership and example at training and his pinpoint kicking game under pressure will be difficult to replace.
WARRIORS
What is the club’s best halves pairing heading into next season?
The Warriors have issues right across the park, but getting the balance right in their halves will prove crucial to their chances of climbing up the ladder in 2020.
Kodi Nikorima was brought to the club last season on a three-year deal, but failed to nail down the five-eighth spot outside Blake Green.
Rookie Chanel Harris-Tavita was a revelation in his first full season and will only get better with experience.
Green and Harris-Tavita would complement each other well in the halves, with Nikorima potentially an option at hooker or coming off the bench at dummyhalf.
WESTS TIGERS
Can the Tigers secure Latrell Mitchell?
The Tigers are in the midst of the longest finals drought in the NRL and it could take the biggest signing in the club’s history to end it.
The club is reportedly pulling out all the stops to lure Mitchell to the club, with the dual Roosters premiership winner looking to shift fullback.
The Tigers goalkicking woes would also be a thing of the past if they signed the NRL’s leading pointscorer.
Mitchell is a superstar and if Michael Maguire can snare his services he will be motivated to show the Roosters what they let walk out the door.


The nunit.exe program is a graphical runner. It shows the tests in an explorer-like browser window and provides a visual indication of the success or failure of the tests. It allows you to selectively run single tests or suites and reloads automatically as you modify and re-compile your code. The following is a screenshot of NUnit running the same mock-assembly.dll shown in the nunit-console example.
This version of NUnit uses symbols in the test tree, which allow those who are unable to easily distinguish colors to determine the test status. Successful tests are colored green, with a check mark. Tests that are ignored are marked with a yellow circle, containing a question mark. If any tests had failed, they would be marked red, with an X symbol.
In this example, there were a total of 11 test cases, but one of them was not counted because it was marked Explicit. Note that it is shown as a gray circle in the tree. Of the remaining 10 tests, 5 were run successfully and 5 were ignored.
The symbols shown in the tree are actually files in the NUnit bin directory. These files are named Success.jpg, Failure.jpg and Ignored.jpg and may be modified or replaced by the user.
The progress bar shows the progress of the test. It is colored according to the "worst" result obtained: red if there were any failures, yellow if some tests were ignored and green for success.
The tabs along the bottom of the display show the results of running a test. The Errors and Failures tab displays the error message and stack trace for both unexpected exceptions and assertion failures. Beginning with NUnit 2.5, source code for each stack location can be displayed in this tab - as is seen above - provided that the program was compiled with debug information.
The Tests Not Run tab provides a list of all tests that were selected for running but were not run, together with the reason.
The Text Output tab displays text output from the tests, potentially including console output, trace output and log output. The default display provides a single tab, but additional tabs may be created by the user to hold specific kinds of output. For more information on creating new tabs, see the documentation for the .
Since the release of NUnit 2.4, an alternate "mini-gui" is also available. It may be selected from the View menu. In the following screenshot, the mini gui window has been positioned next to the Visual Studio IDE so that both windows can be seen.