KTAppRater Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Declared in | KTAppRater.h KTAppRater.m |
Overview
Add a rating mechanism to your app with 2 lines of code with this class. Fully customizable and configurable via easy static methods, prompt your users for a 5-star rating in the app store after a set period of time or number of app opens. See the wiki in our GitHub page for examples https://github.com/KiiPlatform/KiiToolkit-iOS/wiki
Class Methods
appOpened
This method should be called when your app is opened. If the conditions are met, the prompt will be shown here
+ (void)appOpened
Discussion
This method should be called when your app is opened. If the conditions are met, the prompt will be shown here
Declared In
KTAppRater.h
configureAppID:
A mandatory method call, this sets up KTAppRater for your app
+ (void)configureAppID:(NSString *)appId
Parameters
- appId
The numeric application ID for your app, assigned by iTunes and can be found in your app’s page on iTunes Connect
Discussion
A mandatory method call, this sets up KTAppRater for your app
Declared In
KTAppRater.h
setAlertDeclineButtonTitle:
Set the label for the decline button that is shown to the user
+ (void)setAlertDeclineButtonTitle:(NSString *)alertDeclineButtonTitle
Parameters
- alertDeclineButtonTitle
The decline button title. Default = “No, thanks”
Discussion
Set the label for the decline button that is shown to the user
Declared In
KTAppRater.h
setAlertMessage:
Set the alert message that should be shown to the user
+ (void)setAlertMessage:(NSString *)alertMessage
Parameters
- alertMessage
The alert message. Default = “Thanks for using {{APP_NAME}}! If you enjoy it, would you mind giving it a 5-star rating on the app store? We’d really appreciate it!”. In the default, {{APP_NAME}} is replaced by your app’s display name.
Discussion
Set the alert message that should be shown to the user
Declared In
KTAppRater.h
setAlertRateNowButtonTitle:
Set the label for the ‘rate now’ button that is shown to the user
+ (void)setAlertRateNowButtonTitle:(NSString *)alertRateNowButtonTitle
Parameters
- alertRateNowButtonTitle
The rate now button title. Default = “Rate it now!”
Discussion
Set the label for the ‘rate now’ button that is shown to the user
Declared In
KTAppRater.h
setAlertReminderButtonTitle:
Set the label for the reminder button that is shown to the user
+ (void)setAlertReminderButtonTitle:(NSString *)alertReminderButtonTitle
Parameters
- alertReminderButtonTitle
The reminder button title. Default = “Remind me later”
Discussion
Set the label for the reminder button that is shown to the user
Declared In
KTAppRater.h
setAlertTitle:
Set the alert title that should be shown to the user
+ (void)setAlertTitle:(NSString *)alertTitle
Parameters
- alertTitle
The alert title. Default = “Rate {{APP_NAME}}!”. In the default, {{APP_NAME}} is replaced by your app’s display name.
Discussion
Set the alert title that should be shown to the user
Declared In
KTAppRater.h
setDaysBeforeReminding:
Set the number of days that must pass from when the ‘Remind me later’ button is tapped and when the rating prompt is shown again
+ (void)setDaysBeforeReminding:(int)daysBeforeReminding
Parameters
- daysBeforeReminding
The number of days that must pass. Default = 2, set to -1 for no minimum (i.e. will disregard this parameter)
Discussion
Set the number of days that must pass from when the ‘Remind me later’ button is tapped and when the rating prompt is shown again
Declared In
KTAppRater.h
setMinimumDaysBeforeDisplay:
Set the number of days that must pass between the app’s first open and when the rating prompt is shown
+ (void)setMinimumDaysBeforeDisplay:(int)minimumDays
Parameters
- minimumDays
The minimum number of days that must pass. Default = 5, set to -1 for no minimum (i.e. will disregard this parameter)
Discussion
Set the number of days that must pass between the app’s first open and when the rating prompt is shown
Declared In
KTAppRater.h
setMinimumUsesBeforeDisplay:
Set the number of app opens that must pass between the app’s first open and when the rating prompt is shown
+ (void)setMinimumUsesBeforeDisplay:(int)minimumUses
Parameters
- minimumUses
The minimum number of uses or opens that must pass. Default = 10, set to -1 for no minimum (i.e. will disregard this parameter)
Discussion
Set the number of app opens that must pass between the app’s first open and when the rating prompt is shown
Declared In
KTAppRater.h


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Classes, Instance Variables, and Instance Methods
Classes are blueprints for objects. With this blueprint your program can then create multiple instances of an object. Within classes are two primary pieces of information: attributes and behaviors. They are commanly referred to as instance variables and instance methods. They both contain information that is unqiue to each instance.
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Thinking of Classes in Terms of the Real World
The easiest way to wrap your mind around this concept is to compare it to the real world. Let's use cars as an example. All cars have basic characteristics and behaviors in common: Characteristics: wheels, doors, windows, trunk, headlights, colors, etc. Behaviors: drive, park, blow horn, etc. There are several different types of cars that exist. These different types of cars can be thought of as instances of the class car. Each type of car such as a Honda, Kia, Toyota, etc. all have characteristics that are distinct to them. In order to keep track of these distinct characteristics you store them in an instance variables. Instance methods can then utilize these instance variables to personalize object behavior. For instance, lets say you have a miles per hour instance variable that your instance method drive uses. Passing this instance method to drive will cause the method to perform differently for a Corvette vs. a Honda.
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This page provides the list of common terms and the taxonomy of classes. Class in C++ is a very generic and powerful entity, so we classify them by their purpose and nature.
Efficient means O(1)-nothrow. I.e. it is a sequence of operations, which has a definite, reasonably small execution time limit and always successful.
Derivability is the ability of some entity to be used as the building block of the whole. See, for example, Swap.
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Partial class is a class not intended for a direct usage, but designed to be a building block for a derived class. Like a sophisticated machine, built from a machine parts, in C++ a complex class can be constructed from smaller and simpler classes. Sometimes such parts are not usable alone. Hence we call them Partial. See, for example, ToMemBase. Such classes often have names ending in "Base".
Small Data Type is a type like basic types with a small state and data semantic. These types have efficient copy constructor and assign operator.
struct Point { int x; int y; };
Data Type is a type with data semantic, but with an arbitrary large state. The simplest example is the class String. The purpose of such types is to store some piece of data. The data is stored in some owned buffer. They may have the copy constructor and the assign operator. These operators can be implemented as efficient operations using reference counting. In CCore we don't make a class copyable if there is no way to make it efficient. In such situation the class is not copyable, but usually swappable/movable.
Resource Host Type is a wrapper over some resource handle, like a file descriptor, a socket descriptor, any other OS object descriptor, object pointer, memory block pointer etc. In destructor the handle is released. The purpose of such types is to ensure the resource will be eventually released. It also provides some methods to use the resource. Resource Host Types are not copyable, but swappable/movable.
Scope Lock Type objects are used to "lock" something for the duration of a scope. For example, the Mutex::Lock object is used to lock a mutex:
Mutex mutex; { Mutex::Lock lock(mutex); .... }
Scope Lock Type performs some "entry" operation in its constructor and then when scope is exited by any way some "leave" operation in its destructor.
Container Type is a class, purposed to store another objects. Container not only provides a storage, but also controls the life-time of contained objects.
Resource Provider Type is a class, purposed to distribute some resource. For example, the memory. Usually, all taken resources must be given back before the provider object is destroyed.
Pointer Type "points" to another object. It gives access to the object functionality.
Cursor can iterate through a set of objects. In CCore the following interface is used for cursors:
class Cursor { public: boolable operator + () const; // cursor points to an object bool operator ! () const; // cursor is stopped, == !+(*this) void operator ++ (); // move to the next object, precondition( +(*this) ) // reference variant, can be read-only T & operator * () const; // the current object, precondition( +(*this) ) T * operator -> () const; // the current object, precondition( +(*this) ) // value variant, always read-only T operator * () const; // the current object, precondition( +(*this) ) };
Here is a typical cursor loop:
R r=....; for(; +r ;++r) { do_with(*r); }
Range Access Interface is the interface, used to present a range of objects:
class SomeClass { public: T * getPtr(); const T * getPtr() const; const T * getPtr_const() const; ulen getLen() const; };
Usually, this interface is implemented by Container Types or some Proxy Types.
Object Pointer Interface is implemented by Pointer Types to give access to the pointee object:
class SomeClass { public: boolable operator + () const; // points to an object bool operator ! () const; // no object, == !+(*this) T * getPtr() const; // the current object, precondition( +(*this) ) T & operator * () const; // the current object, precondition( +(*this) ) T * operator -> () const; // the current object, precondition( +(*this) ) };
This interface can be reduced to
class SomeClass { public: T * getPtr() const; // the current object T & operator * () const; // the current object T * operator -> () const; // the current object };
if the class cannot be in the null state.
Property Type is a kind of classes, providing some properties and meant to be used as the base to inherit these properties by a derived class. For example, see NoCopy or MemBase.
Helper Type is a type, designed to do some job, usually objects of such types are temporary, or local objects. See, for example, PrintSet. Helper Types are used instead of functions, in such cases, where, for instance, the object is required, like in the example above.
Proxy Type is close to the Helper Type. Objects of such types are used to do some job on behalf of another type object.
It is not easy to explain the term Device Type. The simplest example is a printing device. It is a class, putting characters into some output storage (for example, a file). Or serialization/deserialization devices. Another example — packet processing devices, like PTP protocol device classes. You can image some mechanical device, doing some job. If you can think about some class like about such device, it is likely a Device Type.
Algorithm Package is a stateless class, containing definitions of constants, types, functions. It is purposed to serve as a template argument to provide an implementation of something. It allows to customize templated definitions in a very flexible manner. Such class can be huge or small. See, for example, OwnAlgo.
Class-function is a class, used as a function. Its constructor is a function body. The constructed object is a return value. Such classes are useful if you have to return a large or non-copyable object. See, for example, MemStat.
Meta-class is a class, used to present the result of a meta-calculation. It contains only static members, like constants, types or static functions.
Meta-function is a class template, instantiation of meta-function produces a meta-class. Usually, Meta-function are defined using partial or complete specialization. Here is the Meta::SelectCtor:
template <bool Cond,class T1,class T2> struct SelectCtor; template <class T1,class T2> struct SelectCtor<true,T1,T2> { using Ret = T1 ; }; template <class T1,class T2> struct SelectCtor<false,T1,T2> { using Ret = T2 ; };
Meta-constant is a constant template. Here is the MaxUInt.
template <UIntType UInt> inline constexpr UInt MaxUInt = UInt(-1) ;
Meta-type is a type template. Here is the Meta::Select.
template <bool Cond,class T1,class T2> using Select = typename SelectCtor<Cond,T1,T2>::Ret ;


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Still looking? I can try if you want, but the words wont happen, not enough layers, ill improvise. but also idk how to give it to you..
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robovat.io package¶
robovat.io.episode_generation module¶
Run and generate episodes.
Copyright (c) 2018 Stanford University. Licensed under the MIT License (see LICENSE for details) Written by Kuan Fang
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generate_episode
(env, policy, num_steps=None, debug=False)[source]¶ Run and generate an episode.
- Parameters
env – The environment.
policy – The policy.
num_steps – Maximum number of steps in each episode. None for infinite.
debug – True for visualize the policy for debugging, False otherwise.
- Returns
- The episode data as a dictionary of
’hostname’: The hostname of the computer. ‘timestamp’: The system timestamp of the beginning of the episode. ‘policy_info’: The policy information. ‘transitions’: A list of transitions. Each transition is a
dictionary of state, action, reward, and info.
- Return type
episode
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generate_episodes
(env, policy, num_steps=None, num_episodes=None, timeout=30, debug=False)[source]¶ Run and generate multiple episodes.
- Parameters
env – The environment.
policy – The policy.
num_steps – Maximum number of steps in each episode. None for infinite.
num_episodes – Maximum number of episodes. None for infinite.
timeout – Seconds to timeout.
debug – True for visualize the policy for debugging, False otherwise.
- Yields
episode_index – The index of the episode. episode: The episode data.
robovat.io.hdf5_utils module¶
File IO utilities using HDF5.
The data element saved in HDF5 should be a dictionary. The types of each value should be in HDF5_DATA_TYPES.
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read
(filename)[source]¶ Read data from an HDF5 file.
- Parameters
filename – The path to the HDf5 file.
- Yields
data – An element of the data.
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read_data_from_hdf5
(f)[source]¶ Read data from HDF5 group.
- Parameters
f – The HDF5 group to read the data from.
- Returns
The data read from the group.
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write_data_to_hdf5
(f, data, compress_size_thresh=100)[source]¶ Wrte data to HDF5 group.
- Parameters
f – The HDF5 group to write the data to.
data – The data to be writtent, which can be a group, a dict or a list.
compress_size_thresh – Data larger or equal to this size will be compressed by the gzip format.
robovat.io.pickle_utils module¶
File IO utilities using pickle.
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class
PickleWriter
(output_dir, num_entries_per_file, use_random_name=True)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Write trajectories as TFRecord format.


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__all__ = ['kw_broad', 'kw_exact', 'kw_generate', 'kw_modified',
'kw_neg_broad', 'kw_neg_exact', 'kw_neg_phrase',
'kw_phrase']
import re
from itertools import permutations, combinations
import pandas as pd
[docs]def kw_generate(products, words, max_len=3,
match_types=('Exact', 'Phrase', 'Modified'),
order_matters=True, campaign_name='SEM_Campaign'):
"""Generate a data frame of keywords using a list of products and relevant
words.
:param products: will be used as the names of the ad groups
:param words: related words that make it clear that the user is interested
in ``products``
:param max_len: the maximum number of words to include in each permutation
of product keywords
:param match_types: can be restricted or kept as is based on preference,
possible values: 'Exact', 'Phrase', 'Modified', 'Broad'
:param order_matters: whether or not the order of words in keywords
matters, default False
:param campaign_name: name of campaign
:returns keywords_df: a pandas.DataFrame ready to upload
>>> import advertools as adv
>>> products = ['bmw', 'toyota']
>>> words = ['buy', 'second hand']
>>> kw_df = adv.kw_generate(products, words)
>>> kw_df.head()
Campaign Ad Group Keyword Criterion Type Labels
0 SEM_Campaign Bmw bmw buy Exact Buy
1 SEM_Campaign Bmw bmw buy Phrase Buy
2 SEM_Campaign Bmw +bmw +buy Broad Buy
3 SEM_Campaign Bmw bmw second hand Exact Second Hand
4 SEM_Campaign Bmw bmw second hand Phrase Second Hand
>>> kw_df.tail()
Campaign Ad Group Keyword Criterion Type Labels
55 SEM_Campaign Toyota second hand toyota buy Phrase Second Hand;Buy
56 SEM_Campaign Toyota +second hand +toyota +buy Broad Second Hand;Buy
57 SEM_Campaign Toyota second hand buy toyota Exact Second Hand;Buy
58 SEM_Campaign Toyota second hand buy toyota Phrase Second Hand;Buy
59 SEM_Campaign Toyota +second hand +buy +toyota Broad Second Hand;Buy
"""
match_types = [x.title() for x in match_types]
possible_match_types = ['Exact', 'Phrase', 'Broad', 'Modified']
if not set(match_types).issubset(possible_match_types):
raise ValueError('please make sure match types are any of '
+ str(possible_match_types))
if max_len < 2:
raise ValueError('please make sure max_len is >= 2')
comb_func = permutations if order_matters else combinations
headers = ['Campaign', 'Ad Group', 'Keyword', 'Criterion Type', 'Labels']
keywords_list = []
for prod in products:
for i in range(2, max_len+1):
for comb in comb_func([prod] + words, i):
if prod not in comb:
continue
for match in match_types:
row = [
campaign_name,
prod.title(),
(' '.join(comb) if match != 'Modified' else
'+' + ' '.join(comb).replace(' ', ' +')),
match if match != 'Modified' else 'Broad',
';'.join([x.title() for x in comb if x != prod])
]
keywords_list.append(row)
return pd.DataFrame.from_records(keywords_list, columns=headers)
[docs]def kw_broad(words):
"""Return ``words`` in broad match.
:param words: list of strings
:returns formatted: `words` in broad match type
>>> keywords = ['[learn guitar]', '"guitar courses"', '+guitar +tutor']
>>> kw_broad(keywords)
['learn guitar', 'guitar courses', 'guitar tutor']
"""
regex = r'^\'|^\"|\'$|\"$|\+|^\[|\]$|^-'
return [re.sub(regex, '', x) for x in words]
[docs]def kw_exact(words):
"""Return ``words`` in exact match.
:param words: list of strings
:returns formatted: `words` in exact match type
>>> keywords = ['learn guitar', 'guitar courses', 'guitar tutor']
>>> kw_exact(keywords)
['[learn guitar]', '[guitar courses]', '[guitar tutor]']
"""
return ['[' + w + ']' for w in kw_broad(words)]
[docs]def kw_phrase(words):
"""Return ``words`` in phrase match.
:param words: list of strings
:returns formatted: `words` in phrase match type
>>> keywords = ['learn guitar', 'guitar courses', 'guitar tutor']
>>> kw_phrase(keywords)
['"learn guitar"', '"guitar courses"', '"guitar tutor"']
"""
return ['"' + w + '"' for w in kw_broad(words)]
[docs]def kw_modified(words):
"""Return ``words`` in modified broad match.
:param words: list of strings
:returns formatted: `words` in modified broad match type
>>> keywords = ['learn guitar', 'guitar courses', 'guitar tutor']
>>> kw_modified(keywords)
['+learn +guitar', '+guitar +courses', '+guitar +tutor']
"""
return ['+' + w.replace(' ', ' +') for w in kw_broad(words)]
[docs]def kw_neg_broad(words):
"""Return ``words`` in negative broad match.
:param words: list of strings
:returns formatted: `words` in negative broad match type
>>> keywords = ['learn guitar', 'guitar courses', 'guitar tutor']
>>> kw_neg_broad(keywords)
['-learn guitar', '-guitar courses', '-guitar tutor']
"""
return ['-' + w for w in kw_broad(words)]
[docs]def kw_neg_phrase(words):
"""Return ``words`` in negative phrase match.
:param words: list of strings
:returns formatted: `words` in negative phrase match type
>>> keywords = ['learn guitar', 'guitar courses', 'guitar tutor']
>>> kw_neg_phrase(keywords)
['-"learn guitar"', '-"guitar courses"', '-"guitar tutor"']
"""
return ['-' + w for w in kw_phrase(words)]
[docs]def kw_neg_exact(words):
"""Return ``words`` in negative exact match.
:param words: list of strings
:returns formatted: `words` in negative exact match type
>>> keywords = ['learn guitar', 'guitar courses', 'guitar tutor']
>>> kw_neg_exact(keywords)
['-[learn guitar]', '-[guitar courses]', '-[guitar tutor]']
"""
return ['-' + w for w in kw_exact(words)]


14 CBI cases against 18 serving, ex-legislators
Serving and former MLAs, MPs face probe
by Special CorrespondentThe CBI has registered 14 cases of financial crimes against 18 serving and former legislators, according to a government reply in the Lok Sabha.
Two of them are sitting and nine are former Members of Parliament, besides five serving and two former Members of Legislative Assemblies.
The Enforcement Directorate has registered 82 cases against serving and retired public representatives under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act and the Foreign Exchange Management Act.
The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs has registered three cases involving public representatives. Two cases have been registered against a former MP and one case against a former MLA.
Minister of State for Finance Anurag Singh Thakur informed the House that investigations are being conducted without any fear or favour.
(With PTI inputs)


Anbum Aranum Udiththaayin Ilvaazhkkai
Panbum Payanum athu.
As we pledge to lead a life as per the above words from Thirukural, Join us in celebrating the new beginning of our life
S/o, Mr. Krishnamoorthy & Mrs. Sagunthala
D/o, Mr. Shanmugam & Mrs. Malathi
WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOUR ESTEEMED PRESENCE AND BLESSING WITH FAMILY ON THE OCCASION OF OUR WEDDING AND RECEPTION
Bless us for a Happy Beginning
November 28, 2019 (Reception)
November 29, 2019 (Marriage)
To witness the beginning of our new life !


Comparator
interface that don't fulfill its contract.
Some method references, like Integer::max
, can be mapped to the Comparator
interface.
However, using them as Comparator
is meaningless and the result might be unpredictable.
Example:
ArrayList<Integer> ints = foo();
ints.sort(Math::min);
After the quick-fix is applied:
ArrayList<Integer> ints = foo();
ints.sort(Comparator.reverseOrder());


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THE TERMINATOR (1984) 108 min. R Directed by James Cameron Written by James Cameron and Gale Anne Hurd With Acknowledgement to the Works of Harlan Ellison Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger Michael Biehn Linda Hamilton
Paul Winfield Lance Henriksen and Dick Miller ***1/2 (out of ****)
James Cmaeron's breakthrough feature was the first of his films to showcase his obsession with technology and more specfically technology run amok. For those of you who do not know the plot: in 2029 machines have engineered a nuclear for the expressed purpose of wiping out the human race. Human survivors are systematically hunted down and destroyed. However, some humans are fighting back led by the heroic John Connor. To stop Connor, the machines send a Terminator (Arnold Schwarzenegger) back to 1984 to murder Connor's mother, Sara (Linda Hamilton), and thus prevent Connor from ever being born. In response, the humans send a protector, Kyle Reese, played by Michael Biehn.
Images of machines and of humans' reliance on machines dominate the film. Even though the characters know that the benign oil drillers of 1984 will become the ruthless hunter killers of 2029, humans continue to use the machines. In the climax of STAR WARS, Luke relies on the Force alone--his own spiritual power--to destroy the Death Star. In THE TERMINATOR, however, Sara must use another machine--a giant hydraulic press--to vanquish her enemy. Cameron seems to be implying that this reliance on technology is inescapable--and he's not happy about it.
Unabated technological growth brings about THE TERMINATOR's other obsession: the apocalypse. We have plenty of imagery regarding armageddon: thousands of human skulls line the streets of future LA. Children watch the flames in a burning television. When the Terminator arrives in 1984 an almost Biblical lightning storm precedes him.
Even though the "future is not set," there is no doubt about where the world is headed at the end of the movie: the machines will rise and the humans will have to struggle for their very existence. All Sara can do is await it. (Cameron doesn't wimp out like he does in TERMINATOR 2)
The end of the world is the human race's own fault, too. After all it is the humans that created in the evil machines in the first place. Back in 1984, when the Cold War was still in full effect, the film must have been seen as a very apt metaphor for nuclear war (another obsession of Cameron's).
These days, one can read a criticism of machine-like behavior in humans. True, humanizing touches are put into Paul Winfield's and Lance Henriksen's detective characters, but the Terminator is also able to move through the city undetected. Cameron also draw parallels between the mechanical efficiency between the Terminator and Reese when they first arrive in 1984 LA.
From a technical standpoint THE TERMINATOR is very well done. Arnold Schwarzenegger is a perfect antagonist--unstoppable, merciless, obdurate. We are not meant to empathize with this ultimate killing machine as we are in some of Schwarzenegger's later works (eg, COMMANDO), but fear him.
Cameron and Hurd's script basically depicts a one hour and forty-five minute chase, taking a few moments here and there to explain time travel and develop the romantic subplot. While we do see the hackneyed dialogue Cameron is now so well known for, there is also considerable suspense especially for the first time viewer who may be unsure of Kyle Reese's intentions.
Cameron directs the film at a rapid, kinetic pace. Either the camera is moving or something within the frame is moving--usually both occurs. The violence is not particularly graphic (TEMPLE OF DOOM's heart-pull scene outgrosses THE TERMINATOR's), but it is brutally staged making it that much more effective.
For a low budget film, THE TERMINATOR's special effects and art direction (especially in 2029 LA) are remarkably well done. Special mention should be made of the stop motion effects work at the end of the film depicting the Terminator Endoskeleton. It is some of the best stop motion I have ever seen.
One thing that doesn't hold up after all the years, however, is Linda Hamilton's hairdo.
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Is an implementation of a tomcat 4.X Realm that use a set of configurable tables inside a RDMS to store user's data, this tables are accessed by means of standard JDBC drivers.
The passwords can be stored as digested ( using standard Java's MessageDigest ) or in plain form.
All the parameters, drivers, tables, and columns are user configurable.
I made the database named "authority"
1. The user table.
This table needs the user's name and a password field. In the example I use "users" for the table name, "user_name" for the column that holds the user's name, and "user_pass" for the user's password.
2. The role table.
This table needs the role's set up that will be in any deployment descriptor that is managed under the container this Realm is in. In the example I use "roles" as the table name and "role_name" as the role's name. NB: This table doesn't get used at all by tomcat.
3. The role to user table.
This table joins a set of roles to a single user. In the example the table name is "user_roles", the role's name is "role_name" , and the user's name is assumed to have the same column name as in the user's table ("user_name" in this example.
Here is the SQL I used to create the tables:
create table users ( user_name varchar(15) not null primary key, user_pass varchar(15) not null ); create table roles ( role_name varchar(15) not null primary key ); create table user_roles ( user_name varchar(15) not null, role_name varchar(15) not null, primary key( user_name, role_name ) ); |
Here is sample output from the tables:
mysql> select * from users; +-----------+-----------+ | user_name | user_pass | +-----------+-----------+ | tomcat | tomcat | | user1 | tomcat | | user2 | tomcat | | user3 | tomcat | +-----------+-----------+ 4 rows in set (0.00 sec) mysql> mysql> select * from roles; +------------+ | role_name | +------------+ | tomcat | | role1 | +------------+ 2 rows in set (0.02 sec) mysql> mysql> select * from user_roles; +------------+-----------+ | role_name | user_name | +------------+-----------+ | tomcat | user1 | | role1 | user2 | | tomcat | tomcat | | role1 | tomcat | +------------+-----------+ 4 rows in set (0.00 sec) mysql> |
Add the information to the server.xml file. For this example I used this entry inside:
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The meaning of the attributes is as follow:
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attribute |
Meaning |
|---|---|
| driverName | The name of the driver needed to connect to the database |
| connectionURL | The connection URL used to connect to the database |
| userTable | The user's tables |
| userNameCol | The column in the user's table that contains the name |
| userCredCol | The column in the user's table that contains the password |
| userRoleTable | The user's roles table |
| roleNameCol | The column in the user's table that contains a role given to a user |
| connectionName | The name to use when connecting to the database. (Optional) |
| connectionPassword | The password to use when connecting to the database. (Optional) |
| Digest | The algorithm used for digest passwords or "No" for plain passwords, the values can be "MD5", etc... (Optional) |
Done!!
To use digested password you need to store them digested.
To achieve this, you will need to use the same digest strategies that JDBCrealm uses to store the passwords, either by using:
final public static String Digest(String password,String algorithm)
digest.bat
for Windows or digest.sh
for unix/linux systems
- Make sure that the JDBC driver is in the lib directory.
- If you have problem connecting you can specify connectionName and connectionPassword


Demos using timeknots
https://github.com/alangrafu/timeknots
My schedule
Imaginary schedule in a vertical layout
Stanley Kubrick's movies
Part of Kubrick's Filmography form Wikipedia
This week's agenda
Shows random meetings/free days


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Modelisation of London dispersion forces by random phase approximation : methodological developments.
(Modélisations quantochimiques des forces de dispersion de London par la méthode des phases aléatoires : développements méthodologiques.) Original manuscript: (lien) Reviewed manuscript: (pdf) (hal) (arxiv) (Last modified: 17 Nov. 2015) Defense: 2013.12.13 (pdf) Thesis committee:
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In this thesis are shown developments in the random phase approximation (RPA) in the context of range-separated theories. We present advances in the formalism of the RPA in general, and particularly in the ''dielectric matrix'' formulation of RPA, which is explored in details. We show a summary of a work on the RPA equations with localised orbitals, especially developments of the virtual localized orbitals that are the ''projected oscillatory orbitals'' (POO). A program has been written to calculate functions such as the exchange hole, the response function, etc on real space grid (parallelepipedic or of the ''DFT'' type) ; some of those visualisations are shown here. In the real space, we offer an adaptation of the effective energy denominator approximation (EED), originally developped in the reciprocal space in solid physics. The analytical gradients of the RPA correlation energies in the context of range separation has been derived. The formalism developped here with a lagrangian allows an all-in-one derivation of the short- and long-range terms that emerge in the expressions of the gradient. These terms show interesting parallels. Geometry optimisations at the RSH+dRPA-I and RSH+SOSEX levels on a set of 16 molecules are shown, as well as calculations and visualisations of correlated densities at the RSH+dRPA-I level. |
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POTTER TWP. -- A key step in a possible multibillion petrochemical plant was formally announced Friday as officials indicated they’re cautious and optimistic about potential development.
“It’s great news,” Beaver County Commissioner Joe Spanik said. “This announcement makes it more and more encouraging for businesses and those folks not to speculate any more.”
Shell Chemicals has been considering a $2.5 billion ethane cracker plant at the former Horsehead Corp. zinc plant. On Friday, Horsehead stated Shell Chemicals has exercised its option to purchase the Horsehead Corp. site.
A final decision on the project has not been made. Shell has indicated before a final investment is decided, the company wants to have everything in line, said Jim Palmer, president of Beaver County Corporation for Economic Development.
“It’s a positive step in the process,” Commissioner Dennis Nichols said.
“Residents are excited,” Potter Township Supervisors Chairwoman Rebecca Matsco said. “We are also remembering that this is not Shell committing to the project.”
With the proposed southerly rerouting of Route 18 and on- and off-ramp improvements for Interstate 376, Matsco said the announcement was a logical step forward.
Commissioners Chairman Tony Amadio said the step was part of a plan that Shell has been following meticulously for the last three years.
“We’re carefully watching Shell go through their steps,” Amadio said, adding commissioners are still available as facilitators to help the process if needed.
Matsco added,“There’s been a great deal of patience required.”
Crews continued demolishing major parts of the Horsehead plant Friday as debris was hauled away by truck.
Nearby in the area where Shell bought a Frankfort Road property for nearly $1.9 million in 2013, another crew had workers digging near a home’s lawn next to a URS truck, a company that provides engineering, construction and technical services.
As part of the company’s review, Shell is working with the Department of Environmental Protection to obtain permits it needs, said Tim Basilone, Horsehead Corp.’s vice president of environmental affairs. He said current permits for the property are in Horsehead’s name as well as renewal applications.
Spanik said the region also has a lot of other economic efforts moving forward. Carnegie-based Weavertown Environmental Group plans to create a $15 million industrial park in Potter Township, the county has approved drilling in Old Economy and Brush Creek parks, and Consol Energy began drilling at Pittsburgh International Airport in August.
“Even though Shell might sit here, and they’re doing their due diligence, there’s a lot of other activity that is moving forward with just the gas and oil exploration to begin with,” Spanik said.
“The cracker plant’s the catalyst,” Amadio said, stressing a final decision has not been made by Shell. “It’s just that watchful waiting period. Now that Shell’s taking a step forward, I think you’re going to see other companies taking steps forward.”
David Taube


Pacific islands voting on independence from Papua New Guinea
Experts believe the 250,000 people of Bougainville will vote overwhelming in favour of independence.
The Pacific islands of Bougainville are voting in a historic referendum to decide if it will become the world’s newest nation by gaining independence from Papua New Guinea.
The vote will run over two weeks and is a key part of a 2001 peace agreement that ended a civil war in which at least 15,000 people died in the cluster of islands to the east of the Papua New Guinea mainland.
Experts believe the 250,000 people of Bougainville will vote overwhelming in favour of independence ahead of the other option, which is greater autonomy, but the vote will not be the final word.
The referendum is non-binding and a vote for independence would need to be negotiated by leaders from Bougainville and Papua New Guinea. The final say would go to legislators in the Papua New Guinea parliament.
He said it is unlikely there will be violence during voting.
“They’ve been waiting 19 years for this historic moment,” he said. “I think they will be left with joy.”
Just over 200,000 people are eligible to vote in the referendum, with the results due in mid-December. Mr Rampolla said the extended voting period of two weeks is due to the region’s rugged terrain.
“There are people coming on boats, there are people walking,” he said. “It’s the rainy season. There are rough seas. Flexibility is needed to adjust on the ground.”
John Momis, president of the Autonomous Region of Bougainville, told reporters on Friday the region stood on the verge of a new socio-economic and political order.
In his weekly column in the Post-Courier newspaper, Papua New Guinea prime minister James Marape said complex discussions and negotiations would be needed after the referendum before a political settlement could be reached.
The violence in Bougainville began in the late 1980s, triggered by conflict over an enormous open cast copper mine at Panguna.
The mine was a huge export earner for Papua New Guinea but many in Bougainville felt they got no benefit and resented the pollution and disruption to their traditional way of living.
The mine has remained shut since the conflict. Some believe it could provide a future revenue source for Bougainville should it become independent.
The civil war lasted for a decade before the peace agreement was signed. The other key aspects of the agreement were a weapons disposal plan and greater autonomy for the region.
Mr Rampolla said the peace agreement had been one of the few in the world that had lasted so long. He said it could end as a success story if the referendum and subsequent negotiations resulted in an outcome that everybody could support.


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| AdminActionsAsyncClient
Provide access to Admin Server Actions via REST API |
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Provide additional actions for servers: 'suspend', 'resume', 'migrate', 'lock', 'unlock', 'resetNetwork', 'createBackup', 'pause', 'migrateLive', 'injectNetworkInfo', 'unpause' |
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Provide access to extra metadata for Nova flavors. |
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Provide access to extra metadata for Nova flavors. |
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Provides asynchronous access to Floating IPs via the REST API. |
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Provides synchronous access to Floating IPs. |
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Provides asynchronous access to Host Administration features via the REST API. |
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Provides asynchronous access to Host Administration features via the REST API. |
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Provide access to Aggregates in Nova. |
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Provide access to Host Aggregates in Nova (alias "OS-AGGREGATES") |
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Provides asynchronous access to Key Pairs via the REST API. |
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Provides synchronous access to Security Groups. |
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Provide access to Quota information for Nova tenants. |
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Provides asynchronous access to Quota Classes via the REST API. |
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Provides synchronous access to Quota Classes via the REST API. |
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The quotas extension enables limiters placed on the resources used per tenant (project) for virtual instances. |
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Provides asynchronous access to Security Groups via the REST API. |
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Provides synchronous access to Security Groups. |
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Provides synchronous access to Servers with Security Groups. |
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Provides synchronous access to Server details including security group, referred to as the CREATESERVEREXT extension in the nova documentation NOTE: the equivalent to listServersInDetail() isn't available at the other end, so not extending ServerClient at this time. |
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Utility to view (and edit) music scores written in musicXML, abc notation or Vex-style provided as an Angular module.
Scroll down to see it in action!
Try it out:
| Symbol | Syntax | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Note (default quantifier = 4) | 4>5 | 5th fret on 4th string (D-String on Standard Tuning) |
| Note (quantified) | 8_4>5 | 1/8 Note (fret and string as above) |
| Chord (default quantifier = 4) | [6>0 5>2 4>2 3>0 2>0 1>0] | Em chord (Standard Tuning) |
| Chord (quantified) | 8[6>0 5>2 4>2 3>0 2>0 1>0] | 1/8 Em chord (Standard Tuning) |
| Rest (default quantifier = 4) | BR | |
| Rest (quantified) | 8BR | 1/8 rest |
| Measure | | |


Utilizing the data that Japanese administration area provided
by the National Land Numerical Information download service (<http://nlftp.mlit.go.jp/ksj/index.html>).
This package provide map data is based on the Digital Map 25000 (Map Image) published
by Geospatial Information Authority of Japan (Approval No.603FY2017 information usage <http://www.gsi.go.jp>).
| Version: |
0.3.2 |
| Depends: |
jpmesh (≥ 1.0.0), R (≥ 3.1.2) |
| Imports: |
dplyr (≥ 0.7.4), leaflet (≥ 1.1.0), magrittr (≥ 1.5), miniUI (≥ 0.1.1), purrr (≥ 0.2.4), rlang (≥ 0.1.4), sf (≥
0.5-5), shiny (≥ 0.13), tibble (≥ 1.3.4), tidyr (≥ 0.7.2) |
| Suggests: |
covr, knitr, rvest, testthat |
| Published: |
2018-06-14 |
| Author: |
Shinya Uryu [aut, cre],
Geospatial Information Authority of Japan [dtc] (This package data
sets, National Land numerical information by the Geographical
Survey Institute with the approval of Geographical Survey Institute
Head (Approval No.603FY2017 information usage)) |
| Maintainer: |
Shinya Uryu <suika1127 at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: |
https://github.com/uribo/jpndistrict/issues |
| License: |
MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: |
https://github.com/uribo/jpndistrict#readme |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
| Citation: |
jpndistrict citation info |
| Materials: |
README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: |
jpndistrict results |


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WebComponent which displays an image, and also supports uploading a new image to Google Drive via drag n' drop, or a file picker window.
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WebComponent which displays an image, and also supports uploading a new image to Google Drive via drag n' drop, or a file picker window.
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Check if Google Auth user is currently logged-in, and extract the OAuth accessToken
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accessToken
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Clear the temporary data storage of the uploaded file.
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LitElement lifecycle hook. Called after the element's DOM has been updated the first time, immediately before updated() is called.
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Setup event listeners:
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dragover
, draw a border around the drop zone.
- On
dragleave
, cancel the border when no longer dragged over.
- On
drop
, begin the file upload immediately.
- On
change
, begin the file upload after selecting a file with the chooser dialog
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dragover
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WebComponent properties that can be used as HTML attributes.
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| name | Array of User/Machine info for searching and displaying a popup window |
| emptyImageData | Default image data to display if no image data is provided (a blank PNG) |
| parentFolderId | Google Drive Folder ID to be used as the parent for uploaded images (defaults to "root") |
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Trigger a file upload via Google Drive MediaUploader
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- Parse the uploaded file response metadata
- Check if a valid web content link was created/found
- Determine the URL for a 300px thumbnail image
- Update displayed image
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


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Essential Notes and Instructions for Canoe Cookery
Explore the Wonders of Canoe Camping
"Canoe Multiday Touring Checklist" by rei.com
"Canoe Camping Foods" by trails.com
How to Pack for Canoe Camping
What to Pack for Canoe Camping
Value of a Single Receptacle for Everything Necessary to Prepare a Meal
- Canoe Cruising and Long Cruising
- General Items
- Food Supplies
- Utensils for Cooking and Eating
- Special Considerations
- sufficient food supplies for at least three meals
(larger portion should be kept in other parts of the canoe)
- Replenish from store on camping site
The Canoeist's "Grub Box"
- Box Material
- Wood
- Tin
- Galvanized iron
- Features
- Water-tight
- Varnished with shellac or boat varnish inside and out
- Made up of 5/16 pine if material is wood
- Top and bottom pieces heavier about 3/8 of an inch if used as seat
- Joining and dove-tailing must be done
Water-tight Tins and Waterproof Bags for Surplus Provisions
- Liquid, Alcohol
- Spices
- Meats (bacon, salted pork) and Bread
- Coffee
- tea and/or cocoa
- Sugar, Salt, Pepper
- Flour and/or meal
- Rice
- Eggs
- Special Consideration
- Store spices in small spice boxes with two covers
- Carry in flour/coffee/rice
Portable Oven
- Two basins
- Made of sheet-iron
- One has "ears" riveted to its rim, allowing gas to escape
- Necessary Provisions and Utensils
- Utensils
- Dinnerware and cups (tin or granite material)
- Knife
- Cooking Tools
- Stove
- Pan
- Coffee pot


ComputerScience
public enum ComputerScience
Namespace for Compute Science subject constants.
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static let discreteMathematics: ArxivSubject
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static let distributedParallelAndClusterComputing: ArxivSubject
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static let emergingTechnologies: ArxivSubject
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static let formalLanguagesAndAutomataTheory: ArxivSubject
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static let generalLiterature: ArxivSubject
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static let graphics: ArxivSubject
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static let hardwareArchitecture: ArxivSubject
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static let humanComputerInteraction: ArxivSubject
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static let informationRetrieval: ArxivSubject
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static let informationTheory: ArxivSubject
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static let learning: ArxivSubject
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static let logicInComputerScience: ArxivSubject
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static let mathematicalSoftware: ArxivSubject
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static let multiagentSystems: ArxivSubject
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static let networkingAndInternetArchitecture: ArxivSubject
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static let neuralAndEvolutionaryComputing: ArxivSubject
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static let operatingSystems: ArxivSubject
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static let otherComputerScience: ArxivSubject
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static let performance: ArxivSubject
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static let programmingLanguages: ArxivSubject
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static let robotics: ArxivSubject
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static let socialAndInformationNetworks: ArxivSubject
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static let softwareEngineering: ArxivSubject
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static let sound: ArxivSubject
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static let symbolicComputation: ArxivSubject
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Syllabus
WHITFIELD v. UNITED STATES
Petitioners were convicted of conspiracy to launder money in violation of 18 U. S. C. §1956(h) after the District Court denied their request to instruct the jury that the Government was required to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that at least one of the co-conspirators had committed an overt act in furtherance of the conspiracy. The Court of Appeals affirmed the convictions, holding, in relevant part, that the jury instructions were proper because §1956(h) does not require proof of an overt act.
Held: Conviction for conspiracy to commit money laundering, in violation of §1956(h), does not require proof of an overt act in furtherance of the conspiracy. Pp. 310.
(a) Section 1956(h) provides: Any person who conspires to commit any offense defined in [§1956] or section 1957 shall be subject to the same penalties as those prescribed for the offense the commission of which was the object of the conspiracy. In United States v . Shabani , 513 U. S. 10, this Court held that the nearly identical language of the drug conspiracy statute, 21 U. S. C. §846, does not require proof of an over act. The Shabani Court found instructive the distinction between §846 and the general conspiracy statute, 18 U. S. C. §371, which supersedes the common law rule by expressly including an overt-act requirement. Shabani distilled the governing rule for conspiracy statutes: Nash v. United States , 229 U. S. 373, and Singer v. United States , 323 U. S. 338, give Congress a formulary: by choosing a text modeled on §371, it gets an overt-act requirement; by choosing a text modeled on the Sherman Act, 15 U. S. C. §1 [which, like 21 U. S. C. §846, omits any express overt-act requirement], it dispenses with such a requirement. 513 U. S., at 14. This rule dictates the outcome here as well: Because §1956(h)s text does not expressly make the commission of an overt act an element of the conspiracy offense, the Government need not prove an overt act to obtain a conviction. Pp. 35.
(b) Petitioners argument that Shabani is inapplicable because §1956(h) does not establish a new conspiracy offense, but merely increases the penalty for conviction of a money laundering conspiracy under §371, is untenable for two reasons: Section §1956(h)s text is sufficient to establish an offense and fails to provide any cross-reference to §371. Had Congress intended to create the scheme petitioners envision, it would have done so in clearer terms. Because §1956(h)s text is plain and unambiguous, the Court need not consider petitioners argument that the provisions legislative history supports their construction by virtue of its failure to indicate that Congress meant to create a new offense or to eliminate §371s overt-act requirement for money laundering conspiracies. In any event, mere silence in the legislative history cannot justify reading an overt-act requirement into §1956(h). See, e.g. , United States v. Wells , 519 U. S. 482. Petitioners legislative history argument is particularly inapt here because Congress is presumed to have had knowledge of Nash and Singer when it enacted §1956(h). Petitioners arguments as to §1956s text and structure as a whole(1) that had Congress intended §1956(h) to create a new conspiracy offense, it would have placed that offense with the three substantive money laundering offenses set forth in §1956(a); and (2) that by providing that [a] prosecution for [a money laundering] conspiracy offense … may be brought in the district where venue would lie for the completed offense under [§1956(i)(1)], or in any other district where an act in furtherance of the … conspiracy took place, §1956(i)(2), Congress confirmed that proof of an overt act was required under §1956(h)are not persuasive. Pp. 59.
349 F. 3d 1320, affirmed.
OConnor, J., delivered the opinion for a unanimous Court.
* Together with No. 031294, Hall v. United States, also on certiorari to the same court.


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So it’s been kind of a while since I’ve written anything, and that’s party because I’ve been busy, but also because I haven’t really been sure what I wanted to write about. I thought about writing about my school life in the last couple of weeks, but there really isn’t a nice theme yet and I tried writing about it and it didn’t flow very well. So I thought I’d choose some random questions out of the table topic questions and just answer them.
33. If you could choose one book as a mandatory read for all high school students, which book would you choose?
I’d choose Algorithms, by Dasgupta, Papadimitrious, and Vazirani. And that’s only half jokingly. I’d honestly never thought I would like reading a textbook, but it’s such a very well written book and gives you the high level overview of algorithms. And I’m a firm believer in that algorithms aren’t only related to computer science, but to many fields. I mean, algorithms are just a way of approaching problems. You use some sort of algorithm everyday to go through life, so wouldn’t it be good to formulize those ideas?
I think the Harry Potter books would also be a strong contender. And if I had to choose a single book, it would be the first one, because why would I make for example the 4th book mandatory and not the previous ones? You would have no background. Although I guess if I made the 7th one mandatory, that would kind of force the curriculum to also include the previous six…But anyways, I think it’s a really good series that’s a great mix of fun, adventure, fantasy, seriousness, and all of that other good stuff.
I’d also recommend The Design of Everyday Things by Don Norman. It was recommended to me by the manager of the UXD team at Illumio, and it’s a very interesting book. I’ve only read through the beginning parts of it though, because then my housemate wanted to read it so I’m currently going through some other books. But design is a field that I’ve taken interest into recently. And I don’t mean like web app design, but just…how things in life are designed. Why are things the way that they are? Is there a better design out there for even simple things? I think somehow, the world would be a better place if we had a better grasp on how to design things.
Well, I mean since I only get to pick one book, I guess I’d go with The Design of Everyday Things. Everyone kind of reads Harry Potter sometime, and maybe people don’t find algorithms as interesting as they do to me. And design is something that’s kind of lost on most of society.
57. Have you ever regretted something you did not say or do?
Oh, of course. I regret many things I didn’t say or do. I’m not sure if this counts as an action, but I regret not believing in myself more in the past. Especially when I was playing pingpong back then. Is believing in yourself an action? And of course, there are times where I wish I spoken up or asked for things before the opportunity disappeared, but I was too nervous or shy. But like I said in my post about Illumio, you gotta voice your thoughts and questions.
203. What motivates you to go to work each day?
Well, I don’t go to work. Easy answer. But what motivates me to go to school? I find computer science interesting. I think computer science is also a rapidly growing field and I'm excited to be a part of it. I think that you can also apply computer science to many different other fields, so I could make an impact in many different areas especially due to the rise of technology in every field these days. I'd also like to think that school makes me think in ways that I would never stretch my mind in otherwise, and being at Berkeley really makes me grow and learn more about myself.
190. What will you never do?
Kill someone. Put in milk before cereal.
336. What is your favorite quote?
Well, my favorite quote throughout the years has been, “It’s just a bad day, not a bad life.” But recently, I heard this one and I thought I found it very interesting: “There are many ways to get there, and there are many there’s to get to.”
Maybe I’ll start a page of just books I’m reading/read. And maybe I will write my thoughts about quotes. That would be fun, I used to have a lot of cool quotes.


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8th position in InCTF Finals
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham University
Dec,2020
InCTF had both jeopardy style CTF and Attack-Defence style CTF. My team secured 14th rank out of 350+ teams (across India) in jeopardy style CTF and qualified for the finals which were held in Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham University. We secured 8th rank out of the 30 finalists in an attack-defense style CTF.


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Details of Michael Gove's keynote speech to the National College's annual conference.
Michael Gove today addressed headteachers at the National College for Leadership of Schools and Children’s Services’ Annual Leadership Conference in Birmingham.
The Secretary of State for Education’s first keynote speech to the conference saw him stress the need for greater freedoms for headteachers and schools, the importance of learning from overseas, improved teaching, more intelligent accountability and a curriculum and qualifications system that compares with the best overseas.
Regarding greater freedoms Michael Gove said:
One of the first things we have done is to give professionals more scope to drive improvement by inviting all schools to consider applying for academy freedoms.
But we will now also provide you with the kind of autonomy that has served schools in America, Canada, Sweden and Finland so well and allow all schools the freedom to develop their own curriculum and fully control their own budget and staffing.
The Education Secretary stated that over 1,772 schools have enquired about academy freedoms; 870 of these schools are rated ‘outstanding’ including 405 secondary schools and more than 400 outstanding primaries.
He went on:
That’s 70% of the outstanding secondary schools in the country and a significant cohort of outstanding primaries.
Any school which acquires academy freedoms will continue to be governed by admissions rules which guarantee fair access to all, safeguards the inclusive character of comprehensive schools, ensures all schools take their fair share of pupils in need and prevents any school discriminating in any way against those pupils with special educational needs.
The Education Secretary stressed the importance of attracting highly qualified teachers to the teaching profession:
The generation of teachers currently in our schools is the best ever, but given the pace of international improvement we must always be striving to do better.
That is why we will expand organisations such as Teach First, Teaching Leaders and Future Leaders which have done so much to attract more highly talented people into education.
That is why we will write off the student loan payments of science and mathematics graduates who go into teaching.
That is why we will reform teacher recruitment to ensure there is a relentless focus on tempting the best into this, most rewarding, of careers.
And that is why we will reform teacher training to shift trainee teachers out of college and into the classroom.
The Education Secretary said that he will reform rules on discipline and behaviour to protect teachers from abuse, false allegation and from disruption and violence. He continued:
That means getting parents to accept their responsibilities, giving teachers the discretion they need to get on with the job and sending a clear and consistent message at all times that adult authority has to be respected.
Teachers will be given more control over their careers with a culture of more teachers acquiring a postgraduate qualification like a master’s or doctorate and potential school leaders will acquiring management qualifications. The Secretary of State saw the National College as key in this.
The Education Secretary called for external assessment that shows what works, clearer information about teaching techniques that get results and evaluations of interventions that have run their course.
Ofsted’s resources will also be directed to schools which are faltering or coasting and inspectors will spend more time on classroom observation and assessing teaching and learning.
The Education Secretary stated:
I want to ensure our national curriculum is a properly international curriculum - that it reflects the best collective wisdom we have about how children learn, what they should know and how quickly they can grow in knowledge.
He stressed the need for a curriculum with a ‘simple core’ which is informed by best international practice which will be a measure for schools and will also allow parents to ask meaningful and informed questions about progress.
In addition to curriculum reform, the Education Secretary said that tests that 11-year-olds sit in this country should be comparable with those 11-year-olds sit in Singapore, Taiwan or Toronto. He went on:
That is why I want Ofqual to work not just to guarantee exam standards over time, but to guarantee exam standards match the best in the world.
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In last post I described Inhabitance, one of four major principles of object oriented programming. Today we will take a look at Polymorphism, second equally important principle.
Polymorphism (from Greek polys, “many, much” and morphē, “form, shape”) describes process of using once declared method in many forms. This action is possible thanks to incarcerate. Polymorphism have two main kinds: dynamic and static. Static polymorphism is the mechanism of linking a function with an object during compile time. Most important thing about static polymorphism is Function Overloading
Function Overloading
This tool can be used to change the number and types of arguments. that are passed to the function. This extends the functionality of the method. Is commonly used in declaring a class constructors. Let’s take a look at example.
using System; class Print { void print(int i) { Console.WriteLine("Printing int: {0}", i); } // Function can be overloaded with different argument. void print(double f) { Console.WriteLine("Printing float: {0}", f); } //Function can be also overloaded with many arguments. void print(int i, string s) { Console.WriteLine("Printing int: {0} and string: {1}",i, s); } static void Main(string[] args) { Print newfunction = new Print(); newfunction.print(5); newfunction.print(500.263); newfunction.print(5, "Hello C++"); Console.ReadKey(); } }
Body of the function can be different for each method, that’s why it can be so useful to improve the usability of the code.
Overriding
Another type of Polymorphism is overriding, also called run-time polymorphism.
This action is performed by using key word override. It is used to change the body of the method declared in parent class. This way we can use method with exactly the same name for different purposes. In this simple example we will override method for writing a line of code.
using System; public class Line : DrawingObject { public override void Draw() { Console.WriteLine("I'm a Line."); } } public class Circle : DrawingObject { public override void Draw() { Console.WriteLine("I'm a Circle."); } } public class Square : DrawingObject { public override void Draw() { Console.WriteLine("I'm a Square."); } }
This way we can loop between all Elements of the same parent class and have different results.
public class DrawDemo
{
public static int Main()
{
DrawingObject[] dObj = new DrawingObject[4];
dObj[0] = new Line();
dObj[1] = new Circle();
dObj[2] = new Square();
dObj[3] = new DrawingObject();
//Loop that runs for every element of an array.
foreach (DrawingObject drawObj in dObj)
{
drawObj.Draw();
}
return 0;
}
}
In this post I covered basic use of Polymorphism, in the next post we will take brief look at another major concept called Encapsulation. Use this knowledge to experiment and to build more flexible software and share you results in comments. Stay Awesome!


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