INTRODUCTION TO HIGHER ALGEBRA AND REPRESENTATION THEORY (I.Yu.Tipunin)
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- Basic notions of linear algebra
- Linear space, subspace, factor-space
- Linear mappings between spaces, complexes, exact sequences
- Direct sum and tensor product of linear spaces, linear functionals, dual space, tensors
- Complexification and realization of linear spaces, real form
- Grading and filtration on linear space
- Basic algebraic systems
- Associative algebras, Lie algebras
- Mappings between algebras, homomorphisms, isomorphisms
- Subalgebra, ideal and factor-algebra, simple and semi-simple algebras; Abelian, nilpotent, solvable and reductive Lie algebras
- Short exact sequences of algebras
- Algebras Matn (C), Matn (R), gl (n, C), gl (n, R)
- Simplicity of algebras Matn (C) and Matn (R)
- Notions of algebra module and algebra representation
- Reducible, irreducible and completely reducible representations
- Representation homomorphisms, intertwining operator, Schur's lemma
- Theory of weight representations of sl (2, C)
- Notions of highest weight representation, Verma module and contragradient module
- Realization of the Verma module and its contragradient in polinomial space of one variable
- Notion of singular vectors and its explicit finding
- Finite-dimensional irreducible modules
- Weight representations without highest weight
- Extensions of representations
- Examples of representations not being weight
- Classical Lie groups and its Lie algebras
- Definition of groups, group homomorphisms and isomorphisms, subgroups, normal subgroups
- Permutation group, finite groups
- Bi-linear forms which are invariant under group action
- Classical Lie groups GL (n) , SL (n) , O (n) , SO (n) , Sp (n) ; Euclidean, Lorentz and Poincare groups; groups U (n) and SU (n)
- Connection between Lie group and its Lie algebra for matrix groups
- Lie algebras of classical Lie groups
- Bi-linear forms which are invariant under Lie algebra action
- Group action on a multitude, group representation, group orbits, adjoint and coadjoint group representation
- Bi-linear forms on representations of Lie algebras and groups, Killing form
- Cartan subgroup and subalgebras, Borel subgroup and subalgebras, top and bottom triangular subgroups and subalgebras, Gauss decomposition of classical groups and algebras
- Enveloping algebras of Lie algebras
- Free associative algebras and Lie algebras, algebra assignment by means of generatrices and relations
- Enveloping algebra of representation, universal enveloping algebra
- Poincare-Birkhoff-Witt basis
- Connection between representations of Lie algebra and its universal eneveloping algebra
- Universal eneveloping algebra of classical Lie algebras
- Center of universal eneveloping algebra, Casimir operators and center of U (sl (2)) , universal eneveloping algebras of Lorentz and Poincare algebras
- Notion of induced representation, Verma modules of classical Lie algebras
- Tensor product of associative algebras and representations, notion of coproduct, coassociativity and cocommutativity, commutative diagrams, bi-algebras and Hopf algebra
- Realization of universal enveloping algebra of Lie algebra as a space of generalized functions on group, structure of Hopf algebra on universal enveloping algebra of Lie algebra
- Tensor products of algebra representations and contragradient modules
- Tensor products of finite-dimensional irreducible representations of sl (2, C) , Klebsh-Gordan coefficients
- Representations of classical Lie algebras in tensor spaces
- Schur's duality, representation of symmetric group and Young diagram, types of symmetry
- Anticommutative variables, Grassmann algebras, Clifford algebras, connection between Clifford algebras and matrix algebras, complex and real cases, notion of super Lie algebra, simplest examples, trace and supertrace on associative algebra
- Spinors as Clifford algebra representations, charge-conjugate matrix, Majorana and Weyl spinors
- Realization of representations of classical Lie algebras in boson and fermion Fock spaces
- Elements of Cartan theory
- Cartansubalgebras, root vectors, root decomposition, Chevalley's basis, lattices of roots and weights
- Weight representations, representations of the highest and lowest weight, lattice of representation weights, character of representation, representation from " categories O "
- Simple roots, Dynkin diagrams, classification of simple complex Lie algebras, reconstruction of Lie algebra using Dynkin diagram
- Weyl group, Weyl chambers, prepotent weights, integral weights, elements of the structural theory of Verma modules , Jordan-Gelder series for Verma module, repetition factor of simple subfactors, singular vectors, Katz-Kazhdan theorem, structure of " categories O ", shift functor
- Elements of homological algebra
- Chevalley cohomologies of Lie algebras, interpretation of younger cohomological classes, central extensions, affine algebras, Virassaro algebra
- Hochschield cohomologies, elements of deformation theory, deformed brackets
- Some notions of category theory
- Basic computational means: diagrammatic search, long exact sequences of cohomology, algebraical homotopy, resolvents and the simplest spectral sequences
- Computing of cohomologies with coefficients lying in finite-dimesional irreducible representations for simple algebras and its subalgebras, Bernstein-Gelfand-Gelfand resolvent
- Algebraical aspects of quantization
- Poisson algebras, Poisson algebras deformations, notion of deformed quantization
- Poisson-Lie groups, Sklyanin bracket, quantum groups
- Quantum universal enveloping algebras of semi-simple Lie algebras, quasi-tensorial categories, universal R-matrix,Yang-Baxter equations
- Quantum sl(2) and its representations in the root of the identity, infinite-dimensional center
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Overview
Source Code on Github
- Filter columns with either input field or header filter plugin drop-down
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Ability to filter input fields using equality symbols (examples below)
- = 0 (equal to 0)
- > 20 (greater than 20)
- <> 50 (Not equal to 50)
- etc.
- Copy out into Excel by selecting cells and using Ctrl+C
- Download CSV file of entire set of data for Excel by clicking Download Data


Developer’s Notes¶
Installing¶
In your console of choice, create a virtual environment. This can be done with:
virtualenv ~/.local/share/virtualenvs/dynamic_ipython --python=/usr/bin/python3.7
Then run:
python setup.py build
pip install -U -e .
If you’d like to build the docs, change the pip command to:
pip install -U -e .[docs]
And likewise for the tests.
Building Documentation¶
Building the HTML documentation requires Sphinx and numpydoc, both of which can be installed using Anaconda:
conda install sphinx numpydoc
If you installed using another distribution of Python, these dependencies
can also be installed using either easy_install
or pip
:
easy_install install sphinx numpydoc
pip install sphinx numpydoc
To build the HTML documentation on Windows using cmd, run:
make html
From PowerShell, run.:
PS> .\make html
Sphinx Directives¶
Here’s a little info from the Sphinx website.
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trim_doctest_flags
¶ If true, doctest flags (comments looking like
# doctest: FLAG, ...
) at the ends of lines and<BLANKLINE>
markers are removed for all code blocks showing interactive Python sessions (i.e. doctests). Default isTrue
. See the extensiondoctest
for more possibilities of including doctests.
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highlight_language
¶ The default language to highlight source code in. The default is
'python3'
. The value should be a valid Pygments lexer name, seecode-examples
for more details.New in version 0.5.
Changed in version 1.4: The default is now
'default'
. It is similar to'python3'
; it is mostly a superset of'python'
but it fallbacks to'none'
without warning if failed.'python3'
and other languages will emit warning if failed. If you prefer Python 2 only highlighting, you can set it back to'python'
.
Setting &makeprg
¶
While working in Vim, the following commands can be useful for building documentation.:
let &makeprg = 'sphinx-build '
cd docs " assuming set shellslash has been run if $OS=='Windows_NT'
make -b html . ../build
Generally it’s more difficult to specify parameters in the &makeprg
option
than it is to write them out manually on the cmdline and allows for less
configurability.
Therefore it’s best to leave &makeprg
as minimal as possible, and if
necessary, build arguments into a mapping.
In addition, &makeprg
is not an option one is allowed to set in a modeline
so it’s important to take that into consideration.
Utilizing Tagbar¶
Out of the box, Exuberant ctags and even Universal ctags do not support rst documentation in tag files.
An external dependency, rst2ctags
, is required.
Generating CSS¶
Pygments can generate CSS with the following command in the shell:
pygmentize -S GruvboxDarkHard -f html > _static/pygments.css
Linting¶
flake8-rst --config=setup.cfg --show-source --statistics --doctest docs/source/**/*.rst --rst-directives=ipython --tee --output-file=flake8_output.log


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Make sure you Register for a new account first. Then go to Login.
After logging in, you'll be redirected to the 'Words' dashboard. This is where you can add words. Click and a form will appear.
Enter 1 word (or 2 or more words to enter a phrase). 'Sound' is optional, if you don't fill it up then word and sound will be the same value (entering a sound can give you a way to figure out which words do not sound right for later correction/practice).
Clicking 'Guide' will show you some recommendations of words to practice with your child
'Guide' words will show up in a green color if you've entered it into the database.
Guide
Clicking the 'Guide' tab will show you some recommendations of words to practice with your child
'Guide' words will show up in a green color if you've already entered it into the database.
'Guide' words that show up in white are the ones you haven't entered into the database.
Click a word to add it into your database
Chart
Clicking 'Chart' on the menu will show you a bar chart of your child's progress.
On the bottom, a table chart of monthly speech progress (number of words) will be shown.
More interactive features will be developed in the future, so stay tuned...


--- layout: post title: 'Mmm, freedom: \"They''ll be finger' date: 2004-12-09 00:00:00 ---
Mmm, freedom: "They'll be finger printed, given a retina scan and then an ID card, which will only allow them to travel around their homes or to nearby aid centers, which are now being built. The Marines will be authorized to use deadly force against those breaking the rules."


Research into Website Layouts
Navigation
Wish list:
Transparent div backgrounds
Alternating left/right images accompanying text
Simplistic navigation images
Can you think of an analogy to describe HTML, CSS and the DOM? How would you describe it to your non-technical friend?
HTML is all the text on a page. It is like a supermarket and all the produce inside it. CSS is like the layout of the supermarket. All the aisles and signs making it easier to navigate. The DOM is a representation of that supermarket to make it easier to interact with. For example, shopping online you don't pick up every item to inspect it, you can only choose the kind of item to buy.
What is meant by boxifying design?
When you look at a webpage you can see that everything appears to be laid out in segments according to its contents and function. This is boxification.
What is the box model?
The box model is how CSS places the content on a page or within an element. It specifies the height and width of the content, its padding, its border and its margin.
'Screen Filler' by Elliott Jay Stocks
I like that this design utilises the whole screen. I think the colour palette, while strong, doesn't clash with itself. I think that the transparent containing divs look good, and would like to implement that myself.
'A Robot Named Jimmy' by Meltmedia
I like the alternating left and right aligned images that this css implements. I have decided for the moment to implement this into my website, using the flex layout.
'Verde Moderna' by Dave Shea
I like the full page look of Verde Moderna. The subtle design behind the content of the page looks really nice. I think that seeing this design, as well as Screen Filler (above), I can see that slight transparency can really make a website pop.
'Garments' by Dan Mall
The simplistic design of this css caught my attention. I would consider trying to implement in my blog simple icons as shown here. In Verde Moderna instead of stylised icons like this, abbreviations were used as links to these other pages, but I couldn't tell what they were linking to without hovering over them to see the address context tips.


A class describing an error that has occurred within the Shopify Unity Buy SDK.
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A class describing an error that has occurred within the Shopify Unity Buy SDK.
◆ ErrorType
Type describing the error in more detail.
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| HTTP | Encountered an HTTP issue or failed connection.
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| NativePaymentProcessingError | Error while handling payment using a native pay method such as Apple Pay.
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◆ Description
| readonly string Shopify.Unity.SDK.ShopifyError.Description |
Readable description of the error.
◆ Type
| readonly ErrorType Shopify.Unity.SDK.ShopifyError.Type |
Error type for determining what specific error was encountered.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- Assets/Shopify/Unity/SDK/ShopifyError.cs


sketch>>
The time, 5pm. We see a rundown house in a bad neighborhood.
Carlos is packing himself a lunch in his backpack in the kitchen.
He walks over to his parents who are playing poker with their friends.
Carlos asks his mom and dad if they can give him a ride to a late night school trip to the museum.
His dad claims that the car is still in the shop and that Carlos could use some exercise (says this with chips in his mouth).
As Carlos ties his shoes at the front door, he can hear his parents talk about him. “Stupid boy is too needy that’s what he is. Don’t know why we even had him.” His mom replies, “We needed someone to take care of the laundry. That’s what adoption is isn’t it? Free manual labor.” They all start to laugh.
Carlos walks out the door. We see his dad’s car in the garage.
Carlos arrives at the museum but arrives too late.
We see everyone from class leaving the building and heading home with their friends and family.
To make matters worse, thunder breaks loose and begins to rain on him.
He heads underneath the museum’s gate entrance to take shelter.
He decides to have the sandwich he packed.
A stray dog walks over him staring hungrily at Carlos’ meal.

The dog instead takes a bite into his larger portion and runs off into the museum.
Carlos chases after it.
A pair of hollow eyes watches from the distance.
Carlos looses the dog and decides to leave.
The door gate doesn’t open trapping Carlos inside the museum.
Carlos tries to find security to help let him back outside.
As he walks through the halls past the art displays, playful shadows shaped like wolves begin to follow Carlos from behind.
Carlos comes across a display featuring Native American relics.
Carlos notices one of the pieces missing from the shelf.
He walks up to it and hears a crack sound from his feet.
He looks down and realizes he stepped on the missing display.
The shadows from early lurk in from behind with out Carlos noticing.
Carlos picks up have a piece of a coin with a dragonfly on it.
Two of the shadows give a playful smile to one another and begin to run around in a circle around Carlos while he’s not looking.
Carlos begins to hear security near by. He worries that he’ll be blamed from damaging museum property.
Carlos tries to make a run for it but his feet begin to sink. The floor starts to dissolve into sand engulfing Carlos in.
He manages to pull himself out, but then notices he is no longer in the museum. Instead he is in a small wasteland near the ocean.
Carlos is surrounded by shadows causing him to freak out in fear.
[[go to next page|secondPage]]They then stop and clear a path for their master to step forward. It is coyote spirit towering over Carlos.
Carlos flips out saying “What’s are wolves doing in the city!?”
The coyote snarls and is annoyed. She transforms into a young, girl close to Carlos’ age. She walks up to him and analyzes him.
She asks to herself, “How did a human doing in the Wasteland?””
 “Figures.” she says.
Carlos asks, “Excuse me, wolf-lady. Hi, big question. What’s going on?”
“Since you’re new, let me educate. One, I’m a coyote, not a wolf. There’s a difference. And two, my name is Rein. Three, you’re in the Wasteland of the Spirits.
Carlos: “What does that last part have to do with-” Rein drops him.
Rein then asks what he has in his hands.
Carlos shows her and sees the broken talisman. Rein asks what he did with the other half. Carlos tells him he found it like this and it’s broken.
She turns to her minions and demands a confession to whoever took the other half to come forward.
Rein explains that her pack can be difficult to tame. And that they enjoy messing around in the human realm at night. They love taking stuff and burring in the woods. (Even though there suppose to give anything they take and give it for her to have.)
The talisman he has is a key that can take anyone between the human and spirit realm. But he needs the other fragment to get back.
Carlos asks for her to take him to the woods. Rein refuses saying it’s not her concern.

Rein roles her eyes and submits to being his guide.
Carlos then asks if he can ride her, but Rein says no.
They walk on foot till they reach a dead tree forest.
Carlos is a bit uncomfortable not being familiar with his new surrounding.
Rein tells him to man up and that life always has new twists and turns that have trouble adjusting. She takes Carlos himself as an example for crashing her turf and had plans on taking a break from taking care of her pets.
Carlos then asks why she puts up with those little shadows that keep trolling her.
Rein explains that they maybe hard to control, but they’re like family to her.
Rein picks up a scent, which leads to a giant hollow tree.

Carlos tries digging through to find it. Rein tells him that it’s going to take a century at his pace.
 Carlos stutters in fear.
The opossum accuses Rein of defiling his home.
Carlos steps in and says that they’ll clean the mess up.
The opossum agrees. Rein gives a sour annoyed look at Carlos saying that she hates cleaning.
Rein and Carlos help dispose of all the garbage, but Carlos hasn’t managed to find the other fragment.
The opossum then grabs Carlos and takes away his fragment. He decides that Rein can leave, but not him.
The opossum compliments on Carlos’ service and could use a human servant for tiding up. And when he gets old he’ll eat his remains and use his bones keep on working.
Infuriated, Rein’s aura grows around her taking the form of a giant coyote.
Rein criticizes to Carlos that this is what happens when you don’t say no to others. They take advantage of you.
Carlos apologies saying that he’s never been used to others helping him in return so much.
Rein then hugs Carlos and comforts him. She puts in his hand the other fragment he needs.
Rein then heads back to her turf and wishes him for the best of luck before he leaves.
After Rein vanishes, Carlos takes a deep quiet pause.
[[Go to next page|thirdPage]]He is now back home outside the museum.
Carlos looks into his hand and sees the talisman has been reassembled.
He returns home and finds his foster parents watching TV. They don’t seem to have notice how long he’s been absent. Carlos heads up to his room sitting on his bed.
His mom yells at Carlos and tells him to fix the antenna on the roof. Carlos ignores her.
He pulls out the talisman from the museum and pauses for a moment.
Back in the spirit realm, Rein is disciplining her minions.
Rein picks up on a familiar sent.
Rein asks why has he returned?
Carlos tells her that he realizes that he’s found his true home and has decided that he wants remain in the spirit realm.
Rein jokes and comments that what he’s doing is really selfish which Carlos replies with a simple “yup.”
The End.


Amazon offers ad-supported free music streaming service
(Reuters) - Amazon.com Inc said on Monday it has introduced an ad-supported free version of its music streaming service Amazon Music, taking on rival Spotify Technology which has nearly 140 million users for its free version.
Amazon offers paid plans for its music service starting at $9.99 per month and it is also part of its prime bundle. The company launched a free version of its music service for Alexa users on Echo devices in September.
Spotify, the world’s most popular music streaming service, also offers a “freemium” model that includes a free ad-supported version along with a paid ad-free version at $9.99 per month.
However, Apple Inc’s Apple Music offers only paid subscription service for $9.99 per month and accounts for nearly a fifth of the paid music streaming market, according to Counterpoint Research.
Amazon shares were up nearly 0.5%, while those of rival Spotify fell about 5%.


current_output(
Stream)
unifies Stream with the current output
telling(
S)
unifies
S with the current output stream. This is exactly the
same as current_output
(S), except
that S will be unified
with a filename if the current output stream was opened by tell/1
.
A common usage of telling/1
is
tell('Some File Name') ... telling('Some File Name')
telling/1
should succeed if the current input stream was not changed (or
if changed, restored).
It succeeds for any filename (including user
) and any stream object opened
by open/3
(see ref-iou-sfh-opn), but fails for user_output
and any stream
object opened by tell/1
(see ref-iou-sfh-opn). Passing
file names to tell/1
is the only DEC-10 Prolog
usage of telling/1
, so SICStus Prolog is compatible with this usage.
WARNING: The sequence
telling(File), ... set_output(File),will signal an error if the current output stream was opened by
tell/1
. The only sequences that are guaranteed to succeed aretelling(FileOrStream), ... tell(FileOrStream)and
current_output(Stream), ... set_output(Stream)


Two protesters killed in south Iraq as unrest intensifies
Since October 1, Iraq's capital and majority-Shiite south have been swept by mass demonstrations over corruption, lack of jobs and poor services that have escalated into calls for an overhaul of the ruling system.
Two protesters were shot dead overnight in Iraq's south, where resurging anti-government sit-ins on Sunday turned up the heat on paralysed politicians facing the country's largest grassroots movement in decades.
Since October 1, Iraq's capital and majority-Shiite south have been swept by mass demonstrations over corruption, lack of jobs and poor services that have escalated into calls for an overhaul of the ruling system.
Top leaders have publicly acknowledged the demands as legitimate and promised measures to appease protesters, including hiring drives, electoral reform and a cabinet reshuffle.
But the rallies have continued, waning on some days but swelling when demonstrators felt politicians were stalling.
On Sunday, protesters in the southern city of Nasiriyah blockaded five main bridges, shut down schools and burned tyres outside public offices in anger.
They blocked access to oil fields and companies around the city, torching as well its Shiite endowment centre, a government body that manages religious sites.
Overnight, two protesters had been shot dead and at least 47 others wounded by security forces in the city, some 300 kilometres (200 miles) south of the capital Baghdad.
An estimated 350 people have been killed and thousands wounded since October 1, according to a tally compiled by AFP as authorities are not providing precise or updated figures.
That makes the protests Iraq's deadliest grassroots movement in decades, but also its most widespread.
Live rounds in Karbala
The rural and tribalistic south has carried the torch of the movement for weeks, with students and teachers leading rallies outside schools and public offices.
In an attempt to resume classes, the education ministry issued a directive for schools to open normally on Sunday, the first day of the workweek in Iraq.
But protesters in Nasiriyah defied the order and shut down schools anyway, AFP's correspondent said.
In the oil-rich southern city of Basra, demonstrators blocked main roads just before dawn, including those leading to the ports of Umm Qasr and Khor al-Zubair.
The ports, which bring in food and medicine to Iraq but also export fuel products, have seen some delays in loading and offloading due to the unrest in recent weeks.
Clashes also pitted protesters against security forces overnight in Karbala, one of Iraq's two Shiite holy cities.
The two sides lobbed Molotov cocktails at each other from behind barricades set up in small alleyways.
"They're throwing Molotov cocktails at us and at midnight, they started shooting live rounds," one demonstrator said.
The streets were lit only by fires from the exploding makeshift grenades and green laser pointers used by demonstrators to disrupt the riot police's vision.

Budget discussions
Iraq is the 12th most corrupt country in the world, says Transparency International, and many protesters say the current political class is to blame.
They accuse elites of awarding public sector jobs based on bribes, nepotism or sectarianism, leading to an unemployment rate of 25 per cent.
Iraq's cabinet is currently discussing the 2020 budget before it is submitted to parliament and government sources say it is expected to be one of the country's largest yet.
Sunday's violence came a day after the surprise visit of United States Vice President Mike Pence to Iraq, where he dropped in on American troops stationed in the country's west and met top leaders in the Kurdish region in the north.
He did not, however, meet officials in Baghdad for "security reasons".
The US and Iraq have been close allies since the former led the 2003 invasion that toppled ex-dictator Saddam Hussein, but ties are now at their "coldest", officials from both countries have told AFP.


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I led a team of designers to help a skincare startup change the way we pick out skincare products to help us feel more confident in our decisions and strut through life without having to feel self-concious about our appearence.
Mockup of Application
By the way, the nav bar isn't working properly: the tap targets are too high up for my liking, but I haven't had a chance to fix them yet. It also seems like Jumotron changed my font. What's Twitter's beef with Helveitca? Dang, make me sad.
#DesignerTear


using (var context = new NorthwindContext())) { var category = context.Categories.Find(1); //Beverages Console.WriteLine(category.Products.Count);
}
This loads ALL the products for the category, and then counts them.
Fine for a small result set, not so good if you have 1000s of products per category.
Simple solution: use a filter on products.
Console.WriteLine(context.Products .Count(p => p.Category.CategoryId == category.CategoryId));
This generates SQL in the form "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Products WHERE CategoryID = @p"
Alternative solution: use context.Entry with .Query()
Console.WriteLine(context.Entry(category)
.Collection(x => x.Products)
.Query()
.Count());


Principal at Parsimony Shoppes. Formerly engineered software for Placewise Digital and managed front-end development at Time Warner Cable.
An accomplished Digital Front-end Developer & Leader with over 10 years of delivering B2B and B2C solutions at organizations from raw startups to the Fortune 150.
Practical expertise in Digital Design, Web Development, and Marketing. Experienced agile practitioner recognized for building productive, empowered, and self-organizing teams. Skilled in strategic planning and setting technical vision, with a proven track record of delivering business-critical results on-time and on-budget.


Howdy!!
This week I have been putting a lot of time into
writing a 'create a Gatsby MDX blog from
scratch' post, well over 8k words and what looks
like 17 hours if WakaTime is to be believed!
There'll be more on that next week and of course
I'll be sharing a link here so you can check it
out.
This week
The Natterpops community did a livestream on
Friday where we talked Paul Scanlon through
setting up a fuzzy search
on his blog with Fuse.js.
There was plenty of uhm'ing and err'ing some
jokes and the author of the library we were
trying to implement in the chat!
There's more talk of doing something similar
along the same lines for a series in the comming
weeks.
Newsletter format
I'm changing the structure of the newsletter
after feedback on certain platforms with issues
rendering the cards with the links!
Once I've had some time to work out the issues
this is going to be the format for now. 🙏
🔗 Links
Nothing from me this week, I'm still working on
adding the last few bits to my new site, because
I'm using Tailwind there's a bit of a bias
toward that in the links.
Some useful things I've found this week:
Other links
Past three newsletters
The puns, are they sufficiently punny? Here's
the last three newsletters:
Peace ✌
Scott


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I am having some issues getting the continuous kWh totals noeeprom sketch setup with emoncms v8.03 deb as follows:
The emontx sketch says it's for 2 phase on header text , has sketch been changed to single phase?
The grid kWh input goes down/ backwards when PV starts exporting.
Emoncms nodes page not working. Feeds can be created but they don't update, yet they do update if created from inputs page.
emoncms/node/set.json?nodeid=10&data=20,20,20,20 gives......
Notice: Undefined offset: 11 in /usr/share/emoncms/www/Modules/node/node_model.php on line 148
Notice: Undefined offset: 12 in /usr/share/emoncms/www/Modules/node/node_model.php on line 157
kWh to kWh/d feed only updates at midnight. Is it possible to have feed constantly updating throughout day the same as the kWh input from the emontx does?
Is there an option to choose realtime graph as well as bar graph for kWh/d. It's useful for pv to show daily energy production in relation to seasonal calculated expected daily output.
Re: Emoncms v8.03 debian with emontxV3 continuous kwhtotals noeeprom.ino issues
great to hear your trying it, yes its been changed to single phase, adapted from Robin's 2 phase sketch. I made it possible for the kwh to go down if the direction of energy flow changed, thinking that this could be useful. I guess another option would be to record, imported exported wh total separately.. wouldnt be too hard to do.
Which decoder did you add to nodeid&data=20,20,20,20? Each csv value is a byte value, which can be combined to produce ints (2 bytes) or longs (4 bytes) It may be that you selected a decoder that is larger than the number of byte values your posting?
kwh to kwh/d - need to look into that.
realtime graphs, although technically possible it may need some coding to enable this.
Re: Emoncms v8.03 debian with emontxV3 continuous kwhtotals noeeprom.ino issues
Recording the imported and exported Wh totals separately would be great. At present I can't see a use for the grid Wh input figure if you have a grid connected PV system. On Tuesday when I first started using the sketch I produced about 20 kWh of PV electric but still imported about 8 kWh from the grid for the day. The emontX recorded -12 kWh of grid useage for the day.
The decoder I have used is EmontxV3 (continuous sampling with Wh totals). The decoder has the Wh values as 'unsigned long' but the sketch has them as 'long' in the typedef struct section. Would this be a problem?
kWh to kWh/d is behaving very strangely. I set up kWh to kWh/d on CT2 PV and CT3 immersion diverter this morning and they are incrementing fine. I then went back to CT1 grid, which has sat frozen since midnight, and deleted it. I then set it up again the same as I did for CT2 and 3 but it still doesn't work. It's sat frozen on 0.00 now.
Edit: recreating the Ct1 kWh to kWh/d feed now seems to have worked. It's now incrementing properly though probably decreases when exporting which I can't check just yet due to lack of sun.
I thought the realtime graphs for kWh/d might be an easy mod. I was hoping it would be as simple as changing 'DataType::DAILY' to 'DataType::REALTIME' for the kWh/d feed in process_model.php.
Re: Emoncms v8.03 debian with emontxV3 continuous kwhtotals noeeprom.ino issues
Thanks, for the comments Trystan.
I've had a go at splitting the import and export Wh for CT1 grid and CT2 PV in the emontx v3 sketch. This should stop the Wh's see-sawing up and down and allow me to calculate on the emontx grid import, PV produced, PV exported and PV used in house.
The sketch seems to be working ok so far but I'm not sure I've got the calculation part right. This is a Wh calculation part of the sketch, does it look ok?
joules_CT2 += tx_data.realPower_CT2 * 2; // Joules elapsed in 100 cycles @ 50Hz is power J.s x 2 seconds
if (joules_CT2>=0) {
tx_data.expwh_CT2 += joules_CT2 / 3600;
joules_CT2 = joules_CT2 % 3600;
}
if (joules_CT2<0) {
tx_data.impwh_CT2 += joules_CT2 / 3600;
joules_CT2 = joules_CT2 % 3600;
}
Re: Emoncms v8.03 debian with emontxV3 continuous kwhtotals noeeprom.ino issues
After leaving the code above run over night it looks as though the Wh figures are double what they should be so now I'm trying the following code which I've adapted from the current emonTxV3_continuous_kwhtotals_eeprom.ino sketch.
joules_CT2 += tx_data.realPower_CT2 * 2; // Joules elapsed in 100 cycles @ 50Hz is power J.s x 2 seconds
if (joules_CT2>=3600) {
tx_data.expwh_CT2 ++;
joules_CT2 = joules_CT2 - 3600;
}
if (joules_CT2<=-3600) {
tx_data.impwh_CT2 --;
joules_CT2 = joules_CT2 + 3600;
}
Time will tell if this produces valid readings.


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Learn about how to generate the URLs required to request Yagra Images.
All URLs on Yagra are based on the use of the hashed value of an email address. Images are accessed via the hash of an email, and it is considered the primary way of identifying an identity within the system. To ensure a consistent and accurate hash, the following steps should be taken to create a hash:
As an example, let's say we start with<EMAIL_ADDRESS>" (note the trailing space which our hypothetical user entered by mistake). If we md5 encode that string directly, we get the following (in Python 2):
>>><EMAIL_ADDRESS>").hexdigest()
'f9879d71855b5ff21e4963273a886bfc'
If we now run that same email address through the above process, you will see that we get a different result (again in Python 2):
>>> hashlib.md5("MyEmailAddress@example.com".strip()).hexdigest()
'a957567ba0ce0106c0d1cfa646acdb71'
Once you have generated a consistent hash, you can then request an image.
Yagra images may be requested just like a normal image, using an IMG tag. To get an image specific to a user, you must first calculate their email hash.
The most basic image request URL looks like this:
{0[my_entire_url]}HASH
where HASH is replaced with the calculated hash for the specific email address you are requesting. For example, here is my base URL:
{0[my_entire_url]}F04D5E66FF52BC9589E0B08368E8E731
When wrapped in an IMG tag, that URL will produce:
You can only request the image in its original size.
What happens when an email address has no matching Yagra image? By default, this:
If you'd prefer to use your own default image (perhaps your logo, a funny face, whatever), then you can easily do so by supplying the URL to an image in the d= or default= parameter. The URL should be URL-encoded to ensure that it carries across correctly, for example:
To URL-encode a string in Python, you can use something like this:
>>> urllib.quote_plus("http://www.gravatar.com/avatar/0")
'http%3A%2F%2Fwww.gravatar.com%2Favatar%2F0'
When you include a default image, Yagra will automatically redirect to that image if there is no image associated with the requested email hash.
In addition to allowing you to use your own image, Yagra has a number of built in options which you can also use as defaults. To use these options, just pass one of the following keywords as the d= parameter to an image request:
If for some reason you wanted to force the default image to always load, you can do that by using the f= or forcedefault= parameter, and setting its value to y.
{0[my_entire_url]}F04D5E66FF52BC9589E0B08368E8E731?f=y
Yagra allows users to self-rate their images so that they can indicate if an image is appropriate for a certain audience. By default, only 'G' rated images are displayed unless you indicate that you would like to see higher ratings. Using the r= or rating= parameters, you may specify one of the following ratings to request images up to and including that rating:
If the requested email hash does not have an image meeting the requested rating level, then the default image is returned (or the specified default, as per above)
To allow images rated G or PG use something like this:
{0[my_entire_url]}F04D5E66FF52BC9589E0B08368E8E731?r=pg
You may combine any and all of the above parameters to produce more complex/refined requests. For example, this URL will request an avatar rated G or PG, defaulting to a 404 response (no image) if there is not one associated with the requested email hash:
{0[my_entire_url]}F04D5E66FF52BC9589E0B08368E8E731?r=pg&d=404


Ireland face away play-off in Northern Ireland or Bosnia
by James CoxThe draw for the Euro 2020 play-off finals took place in Switzerland today and it hasn't done the Republic of Ireland any favours.
If Mick McCarthy's men overcome Slovakia in the March play-off semi-final in Bratislava, they face an away final against either Northern Ireland or Bosnia.
That means Ireland will have to win two away games, first against Slovakia and then Northern Ireland at Windsor Park or Bosnia at their home stadium in Zenika, to reach Euro 2020.
Meanwhile, Scotland have also been handed a tough draw.
They host Israel in Path C semi-final but should they win, they face an away clash against either Norway or Serbia.


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Pittsburgh hosts New York after shootout victory
by Associated PressNew York Islanders (14-3-1, second in the Metropolitan Division) vs. Pittsburgh Penguins (11-7-2, fourth in the Metropolitan Division)
Pittsburgh; Tuesday, 7 p.m. EST
BOTTOM LINE: The Pittsburgh Penguins host New York after the Islanders beat Philadelphia 4-3 in a shootout.
The Penguins are 3-1-1 against the rest of their division. Pittsburgh has surrendered five power-play goals, killing 89.1% of opponent opportunities.
The Islanders are 10-2-1 in Eastern Conference play. New York is last in the NHL recording 28.2 shots per game.
Pittsburgh knocked off New York 4-3 in the last meeting between these teams on Nov. 7. Bryan Rust scored two goals for the Penguins in the win.
TOP PERFORMERS: Jake Guentzel leads the Penguins with 16 points, scoring nine goals and adding seven assists. Rust has recorded 10 points over the last 10 games for Pittsburgh.
Brock Nelson leads the Islanders with 10 total assists and has recorded 14 points. Derick Brassard has six goals and six assists over the last 10 games for New York.
LAST 10 GAMES: Islanders: 9-0-1, averaging 3.6 goals, 5.9 assists, 4.1 penalties and 10.7 penalty minutes while allowing 2.2 goals per game with a .929 save percentage.
Penguins: 5-3-2, averaging 3.2 goals, 5.2 assists, 2.8 penalties and 5.6 penalty minutes while giving up 2.2 goals per game with a .924 save percentage.
Penguins Injuries: Kris Letang: out (lower body).
Islanders Injuries: Leo Komarov: out (illness).
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# Functions in Solidity
Let's add some utility to our contracts with functions! Functions are the executable units of code within a contract. In this section, we will explore the different function types, fallback functions, constructor functions, and function modifiers.
#### Function Syntax
First, let's see the syntax for a function in Solidity - function name, function type, and return type.
#### Function Types
Here are the different function types available in Solidity:
#### Functions
In this video, we will elaborate on function syntax, function types, as well as focus on differences between public and private functions.
C4L3 Concept 14 Functions Part1 V2
#### Fallback Functions and Function Modifiers
In the next video, we will explore fallback functions and function modifiers.
Fallback Functions
Fallback functions provide a safeguard. They are automatically triggered if the function signature does not match any of the function signatures in the smart contract. A contract can have exactly one fallback function. These fallback functions are unnamed. are important and how to create them.
Function Modifiers
"Modifiers can be used to easily change the behaviour of functions. For example, they can automatically check a condition prior to executing the function. Modifiers are inheritable properties of contracts and may be overridden by derived contracts." (Source - Solidity documentation v.0.5.0)
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# Resources
Solidity Documentation
- Solidity documentation - Function
- Solidity documentation - Fallback Function
- Solidity documentation - Function Modifiers
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A quick guide to enumeration ruby methods
September 18th 2015
First off, what is enumeration:
An enumeration is a complete, ordered listing of all the items in a collection. The term is commonly used in mathematics and computer science to refer to a listing of all of the elements of a set.
Great, how can we use it?
Well there might be a better way to iterate through an array than the for loops you have been using! Enumerable's biggest advantage is over the for loop is clarity. Using Enumerable's looping "power tools" like any?, All? and others we will define later help make your code read semantically. In addition to your code reading better these methods can get the job done quicker and more efficiently than you thought possible.
Lets take a look at 2 enumeration methods:
all? [{ |obj| block } ] → true or false
All? asses each element of the collection to the given block. The method returns true if the block never returns false or nil. If the block is not given, Ruby adds an implicit block of{ |obj| obj } which will cause all? to return true when none of the collection members are false or nil.
any? [{ |obj| block }] → true or false
Passes each element of the collection to the given block. The method returns true if the block ever returns a value other than false or nil. If the block is not given, Ruby adds an implicit block of { |obj| obj } that will cause any? to return true if at least one of the collection members is not false or nil.


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Good afternoon today I will walkthrough sunset: nightfall machine.
Beginning
First, scan the network and find ip.
arp-scan -l
After going to the server web page I find the apache2 empty.
Boot2User
With enum4linux I find the user matt and with hydra I get the password for ftp authorization.
enum4linux <IP_ADDRESS>
hydra -l matt -P /root/rockyou.txt ftp://<IP_ADDRESS>
matt:cheese
When I go to ftp I see the home directory, in order to gain access via ssh I create an authorized_keys file and drop it by ftp to the .ssh directory.
cat ~/Nightfall/id_rsa.pub > authorized_keys
put authorized_keys
Now I connect via ssh and get the user
Nightfall
Using the LinEnum script, I find a file that can be used to escalate privileges to the nightfall user whom I found in /home directory.
After that I get nighfall user rights and user flag.
To get full nightfall user rights i use authorized_keys again.
cp /home/matt/.ssh/authorized_keys /home/nightfall/.ssh/authorized_keys
And connect via ssh
Boot2Root
Further I see that the nightfall user can run cat as root.
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Using cat, I look at the contents of the /etc/shadow file that can be passed to John for decryption.
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After decrypting the password, I use su and get root.
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Some web services return JSON error objects when there’s a problem. GitHub’s API is a good case in point, and HipChat’s API does the same thing. The approach is pretty common. Error objects give the API a way to communicate details beyond what the HTTP status codes indicate. (For more information on how to generate such responses, please see my post Generating JSON Error Object Responses With Spring Web MVC.)
A challenge when using Spring’s RestTemplate is that there’s not an obvious way to handle these. Normally when we use the RestTemplate
, we indicate a specific type of response payload we expect to see, and so if an error object comes back instead, then it’s not clear what to do.
One possible approach is to add error fields to the various resource data transfer objects (DTOs). While this can work, I’m not a big fan of this approach as it fails to separate the resource modeling and error reporting concerns, which I take to be distinct.
So let’s look at a different approach—one that does in fact separate resource modeling from error reporting.
The idea
The concept is to read the response body as a string instead of reading it as an object, and then deserialize the body either as the expected response type or else as an error object, depending on whether the status code was an error (HTTP 400 or 500 series).
How to do it
First we need a special RestTemplate
configuration. By default RestTemplate
contains a default ResponseErrorHandler implementation called DefaultResponseErrorHandler, which throws an exception when there’s an HTTP error. This doesn’t work for us, because the exception bubbles out of the RestTemplate
call, thus abandoning the error object we want to read. So we just need to replace it with a custom handler that doesn’t throw the exception. Here’s one:
package myapp.client;
import java.io.IOException;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import org.springframework.http.client.ClientHttpResponse;
import org.springframework.web.client.ResponseErrorHandler;
import myapp.util.RestUtil;
public class MyResponseErrorHandler implements ResponseErrorHandler {
private static final Logger log = LoggerFactory.getLogger(MyResponseErrorHandler.class);
@Override
public void handleError(ClientHttpResponse response) throws IOException {
log.error("Response error: {} {}", response.getStatusCode(), response.getStatusText());
}
@Override
public boolean hasError(ClientHttpResponse response) throws IOException {
return RestUtil.isError(response.getStatusCode());
}
}
In the code above, the handleError()
method simply logs the error. It doesn’t throw an exception, since again we don’t want to prevent RestTemplate
from reading the error object into a string.
Just for completeness, here’s RestUtil
:
package myapp.util;
import org.springframework.http.HttpStatus;
public class RestUtil {
public static boolean isError(HttpStatus status) {
HttpStatus.Series series = status.series();
return (HttpStatus.Series.CLIENT_ERROR.equals(series)
|| HttpStatus.Series.SERVER_ERROR.equals(series));
}
}
Now we need to configure the RestTemplate
to use our custom ResponseErrorHandler
:
<bean class="org.springframework.web.client.RestTemplate">
<property name="errorHandler">
<bean class="myapp.client.MyResponseErrorHandler" />
</property>
</bean>
We’re going to need an object mapper too (I’m assuming Jackson 2 here, though in principle the same approach should work for JAXB or Jackson 1 as well). So here’s that:
<bean id="objectMapper" class="com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.ObjectMapper" />
Inject the RestTemplate
and ObjectMapper
into your client code. Now here’s how to use them to deal with error objects:
@Inject private RestTemplate restTemplate;
@Inject private ObjectMapper objectMapper;
public DoodadResources getDoodads() {
HttpHeaders headers = new HttpHeaders();
headers.add("Accept", MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON_VALUE);
HttpEntity<String> request = new HttpEntity<String>(headers);
ResponseEntity<String> response =
restTemplate.exchange(DOODAD_URL, HttpMethod.GET, request, String.class);
String responseBody = response.getBody();
try {
if (RestUtil.isError(response.getStatusCode())) {
MyErrorResource error = objectMapper.readValue(responseBody, MyErrorResource.class);
throw new RestClientException("[" + error.getCode() + "] " + error.getMessage());
} else {
DoodadResources doodads = objectMapper.readValue(responseBody, DoodadResources.class);
return doodads;
}
} catch (IOException e) {
throw new RuntimeException(e);
}
}
Notice that the call to exchange()
specifies that we want to map the response body to a string, which can handle any JSON (or XML) response. Then we use RestUtil
again to process the response differently depending on the status series. For errors we parse the response body into a MyErrorResource
and use it to throw an exception with an app-specific error code (not simply an HTTP status code) and a descriptive message. Of course we can do whatever we want with the detailed error information; this is just an example.
If there’s no error, then we can parse the response body into the expected response type, if there is one, and return it. Here we return a DoodadResources
.
Conclusion
Note that since we’re capturing the JSON as a string, we’re essentially buffering the entire response before parsing it into the actual object (whether expected or error). This may be inappropriate in cases involving large response payloads. Streaming works better there.
Personally I’d like to see a version of RestTemplate.exchange()
that supports two response types instead of just one: one for the expected response type and one for the error response type. This would avoid the need to handle error objects ourselves, and would also allow the RestTemplate
to parse the response body (via Jackson) without having to buffer the entire thing first.
Anyway, that’s at least one way to do it. If there are better ways I’d very much appreciate hearing about them.


New trial date for woman charged with 1990 clown killing
by The Associated PressWEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — A new trial date has been set for a woman accused of dressing as a clown and fatally shooting her lover’s wife in Florida in 1990.
News outlets report that a Palm Beach County circuit judge on Friday scheduled jury selection to begin May 29 for the first-degree murder trial of 56-year-old Sheila Keen-Warren.
The trial had been set to begin in January, but defence attorneys previously told the court that because the case is so old, there’ve been issues with witnesses and evidence.
Keen-Warren was arrested in 2017 and extradited from Virginia, where she lived with husband Michael Warren.
Officials say Warren’s then-wife, Marlene Warren, was shot in the face in May 1990 by a clown delivering carnations and balloons. Investigators say new DNA testing led to Keen-Warren’s arrest.
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Regression model for isotonic regression.
param: boundaries Array of boundaries for which predictions are known. Boundaries must be sorted in increasing order. param: predictions Array of predictions associated to the boundaries at the same index. Results of isotonic regression and therefore monotone. param: isotonic indicates whether this is isotonic or antitonic.
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Student Report Seven
This is it, folks. Endeavor lands tomorrow, and we're going home either tomorrow or Wednesday. What a long, strange trip it's been ...
Y'know, we've been writing these things for a week and a half now, and I wonder if anyone has been reading them. I'm going to post our E-Mail addresses at the end of this, so that if you get the urge -- to say hi, to ask further questions, or just to tell us that you read these things -- you can.
Yesterday was Aaron's air-ground link with Endeavor, and we'll let him speak up later. First, yesterday's report talked a lot about the outside of JSC, which is interesting, but kind of superfluous. The really incredible stuff is what's IN the buildings.
You already know about the Clean Rooms, Mission Control, and EOL. The only other place that we've got personal experience with is Building Eight. Half of building eight is the on-site medical facility. The other half, the half we've used has video and photo labs, and a computer set up to print photos from laser disk.
I've got to diverge from my divergence for a bit to tell you about the photos. An average shuttle mission comes home with three to five thousand frames of photographic film, from cameras high enough quality that they can take detailed Earth pictures from orbit. These pictures are all developed, numbered, cataloged according to latitude \ longitude, main visible features, etc. This information is stored in a database at JSC called sseop.jsc.nasa.gov, which is public access. NASA also publishes laser disks which contain several tens of thousands of shuttle photos apiece, which makes it slightly easier to find, let's say, the photos from STS-42, roll 97, frame 143.
That's the only other building that we know from personal experience. However, we've been told about a lot of incredible stuff, which hopefully we'll get to see once the shuttle has landed. There's a building which is set up to run simulations in Mission Control. It has the capabilities to feed data into Mission Control that exactly replicates a shuttle mission, and they can go through any number of "anomalies," to see how well the ground crew is prepared for them. Unless you have participated in a simulation, you're not allowed through Mission Control unescorted during a mission.
Astronaut training goes on here, and I assume they've also got the standard battery of equipment that you've seen in The Right Stuff. However, I'm told that they have a full array of VR equipment. The American government is just about the biggest user of VR in the world, for just such applications like this. The equipment they use today probably saves them thousands of dollars per astronaut in materials used for training.
A slight divergence, and then we'll go to Aaron. If anyone out there in Netland is interested in working on a shuttle mission, this is for you. STS 68, the second SRL mission, is flying in August. By then, we would like to have a network of people across the country (or even across the world, if possible) on-line to JSC during the mission. If any of these people knew of anything interesting going on in their area (flooding, fires, anything major that could be seen from space and might make a difference to the radar) they'd write in to us with a report of what they knew, where they were, any and all information that they thought pertinent. Our information here is limited by what gets put on the Net or in the newspapers. If it's something like a volcano eruption or an earthquake, we're not likely to get any information until it's over, and while aftermath is probably interesting, it doesn't give us any more information about the way the world works. So, if you're interested in helping out a shuttle mission, write to either Aaron or Jon.
And now, to wrap up the series, here's Aaron with what happened last night.
STOP THE PRESSES! Before Aaron says a word, we've forgotten to thank the six most important people in the entire mission!
Thank you, Shuttle Commander Sidney Gutierrez.
Thank you, Mission Specialist Michael Clifford.
Thank you, Pilot Kevin Chilton.
Thank you, Mission Specialist Thomas Jones.
Thank you, Payload Commander Linda Godwin.
Thank you, Mission Specialist Jay Apt.
These six are the astronauts who served aboard the Endeavour (we've been leaving out the u in Endeavour all week. Oops.) for STS-59, the Space Radar Laboratory. It was their incredible dedication and hard work that enabled this mission to go so spectacularly smoothly. And we almost forgot to thank them.  Now back to our regularly scheduled report.
Here we go. To start out, I was talking to Linda Godwin, the Payload Commander. It was kind of neat because I also talked to her once before, last summer at JPL. No particular amenities were exchanged; the format of our conversations with the crew are a long comment, then several smaller comments with space for response. I told her about how I worked two years ago in the field on the upper peninsula of Michigan, on one of the sites that they have imaged. I told her about what an incredible experience it was, getting away from a science class to do something like that, or like working at JSC. The feeling is absolutely different. Learning on the job like this is incredible. What I'm doing matters, and that makes all the difference in the world. If something goes wrong in a high school physics class, nobody cares. Here, when someone asks you to find something out and they need it in an hour for the shuttle flyby, you don't get a chance to do it over. And you do NOT fail. If you did screw up, I don't really think that anyone would care; they plan for that, and it happens. But that's not what happens. You do it. You do the best job possible. And if it involves learning some radar science, or meteorology, or computer science, well, them's the breaks.
I love it.
Anyway, once I got done with that, I noted that I had been wondering how different the training had been for this mission as opposed to her others, and she was nice enough to oblige me by telling me. Pretty much the same thing happened when I wondered what differences she noticed in the state of the world between yesterday and a week before that. All in all, it was fun and informative, and I got a real kick out of talking to the shuttle.
OK, folks, here's where we get off. It's been fun -- we all learned a little, and nobody got hurt. I hope that you've enjoyed reading these things as much as we've enjoyed writing them. We encourage correspondence -- that's how you learn, and learning's how you grow.
Signing off,
Aaron Moshiashwili<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Jon Woodring<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Alicyn Campbell acampbel@reed.edu


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steal('can/util/can.js', function (can) { // Which batch of events this is for -- might not want to send multiple // messages on the same batch. This is mostly for event delegation. var batchNum = 1, // how many times has start been called without a stop transactions = 0, dispatchingBatch = null, collectingBatch = null, batches = [], dispatchingBatches = false; can.batch = { /** * @function can.batch.start * @parent can.batch * @description Begin an event batch. * * @signature `can.batch.start([batchStopHandler])` * * @param {Function} [batchStopHandler] a callback that gets called after all batched events have been called * * @body * `can.batch.start` causes can.Map to begin an event batch. Until `[can.batch.stop]` is called, any * events that would result from calls to `[can.Map::attr attr]` are held back from firing. If you have * lots of changes to make to can.Maps, batching them together can help performance &emdash; especially if * those can.Maps are live-bound to the DOM. * * In this example, you can see how the _first_ and _change_ events are not fired (and their handlers * are not called) until `can.batch.stop` is called. * * ``` * var person = new can.Map({ * first: 'Alexis', * last: 'Abril' * }); * * person.bind('first', function() { * console.log("First name changed.""); * }).bind('change', function() { * console.log("Something changed."); * }); * * can.batch.start(); * person.attr('first', 'Alex'); * console.log('Still in the batch.'); * can.batch.stop(); * * // the log has: * // Still in the batch. * // First name changed. * // Something changed. * ``` * * You can also pass a callback to `can.batch.start` which will be called after all the events have * been fired: * ``` * can.batch.start(function() { * console.log('The batch is over.'); * }); * person.attr('first', 'Izzy'); * console.log('Still in the batch.'); * can.batch.stop(); * * // The console has: * // Still in the batch. * // First name changed. * // Something changed. * // The batch is over. * ``` * * ## Calling `can.batch.start` multiple times * * If you call `can.batch.start` more than once, `can.batch.stop` needs to be called * the same number of times before any batched events will fire. For ways * to circumvent this process, see [can.batch.stop]. * * Here is an example that demonstrates how events are affected by calling * `can.batch.start` multiple times. * * ``` * var addPeople = function(observable) { * can.batch.start(); * observable.attr('a', 'Alice'); * observable.attr('b', 'Bob'); * observable.attr('e', 'Eve'); * can.batch.stop(); * }; * * // In a completely different place: * var list = new can.Map(); * list.bind('change', function() { * console.log('The list changed.'); * }); * * can.batch.start(); * addPeople(list); * console.log('Still in the batch.'); * * // Here, the console has: * // Still in the batch. * * can.batch.stop(); * * // Here, the console has: * // Still in the batch. * // The list changed. * // The list changed. * // The list changed. * ``` */ start: function (batchStopHandler) { transactions++; if(transactions === 1) { var batch = { events: [], callbacks: [], number: batchNum++ }; batches.push(batch); if (batchStopHandler) { batch.callbacks.push(batchStopHandler); } collectingBatch = batch; } }, /** * @function can.batch.stop * @parent can.batch * @description End an event batch. * @signature `can.batch.stop([force[, callStart]])` * @param {bool} [force=false] whether to stop batching events immediately * @param {bool} [callStart=false] whether to call `[can.batch.start can.batch.start]` after firing batched events * * @body * `can.batch.stop` matches an earlier `[can.batch.start]` call. If `can.batch.stop` has been * called as many times as `can.batch.start` (or if _force_ is true), all batched events will be * fired and any callbacks passed to `can.batch.start` since the beginning of the batch will be * called. If _force and _callStart_ are both true, a new batch will be started when all * the events and callbacks have been fired. * * See `[can.batch.start]` for examples of `can.batch.start` and `can.batch.stop` in normal use. * * In this example, the batch is forceably ended in the `addPeople` function. * ``` * var addPeople = function(observable) { * can.batch.start(); * observable.attr('a', 'Alice'); * observable.attr('b', 'Bob'); * observable.attr('e', 'Eve'); * can.batch.stop(true); * }; * * // In a completely different place: * var list = new can.Map(); * list.bind('change', function() { * console.log('The list changed.'); * }); * * can.batch.start(); * addPeople(list); * console.log('Still in the batch.'); * * // Here, the console has: * // Still in the batch. * * can.batch.stop(); * * // Here, the console has: * // The list changed. * // The list changed. * // The list changed. * // Still in the batch. * ``` */ stop: function (force, callStart) { if (force) { transactions = 0; } else { transactions--; } if (transactions === 0) { collectingBatch = null; var batch; if(dispatchingBatches === false) { dispatchingBatches = true; var callbacks = [], i; while(batch = batches.shift()) { var events = batch.events; callbacks.push.apply(callbacks, batch.callbacks ); dispatchingBatch = batch; can.batch.batchNum = batch.number; var len; if (callStart) { can.batch.start(); } for(i = 0, len = events.length; i < len; i++) { can.dispatch.apply(events[i][0],events[i][1]); } can.batch._onDispatchedEvents(batch.number); dispatchingBatch = null; can.batch.batchNum = undefined; } for(i = callbacks.length - 1; i >= 0 ; i--) { callbacks[i](); } dispatchingBatches = false; } } }, _onDispatchedEvents: function(){}, /** * @function can.batch.trigger * @parent can.batch * @description Trigger an event to be added to the current batch. * @signature `can.batch.trigger(item, event [, args])` * @param {can.Map} item the target of the event * @param {String|{type: String}} event the type of event, or an event object with a type given * @param {Array} [args] the parameters to trigger the event with. * * @body * If events are currently being batched, calling `can.batch.trigger` adds an event * to the batch. If events are not currently being batched, the event is triggered * immediately. */ trigger: function (item, event, args) { // Don't send events if initalizing. if (!item.__inSetup) { event = typeof event === 'string' ? { type: event } : event; // if there's a batch, add it to this batches events if(collectingBatch) { event.batchNum = collectingBatch.number; collectingBatch.events.push([ item, [event, args] ]); } // if this is trying to belong to another batch, let it fire else if(event.batchNum) { can.dispatch.call( item, event, args ); } // if there are batches, but this doesn't belong to a batch // add it to its own batch else if(batches.length) { can.batch.start(); event.batchNum = collectingBatch.number; collectingBatch.events.push([ item, [event, args] ]); can.batch.stop(); } // there are no batches, so just fire the event. else { can.dispatch.call( item, event, args ); } } }, // call handler after any events from currently settled stated have fired // but before any future change events fire. afterPreviousEvents: function(handler){ var batch = can.last(batches); if(batch) { var obj = {}; can.bind.call(obj,"ready", handler); batch.events.push([ obj, [{type: "ready"}, []] ]); } else { handler({}); } }, after: function(handler){ var batch = collectingBatch || dispatchingBatch; if(batch) { batch.callbacks.push(handler); } else { handler({}); } } }; });


FG reiterates commitment to rejig steel sector, moves to ban steel importation
by Chidinma NwagbaraIn a bid to revive the steel sector and encourage the local steel manufacturing industry, the Federal Government is considering total ban on steel importation. This was announced by the Minister for Mines and Steel, Architect Olamilekan Adegbite.
While speaking during a visit to a steel manufacturing industry in Ilorin, Kwara State, Kamwire Industry Limited, Adegbite reiterated the Federal Government’s commitment in creating an avenue for job opportunities in the steel sector by encouraging local investors in mine and steel.
According to DailyTrust, Adegbite said, “First, we are working with Standard Organization of Nigeria (SON) to address the issue. The ministry is not in control of the quality of steel products that come into the country, though we’re responsible for steel productions. We’ll work with the standard agency to control what comes in.
“The ultimate aim is to ban steel importation totally. But before we do that, we will ensure we’re able to satisfy local consumption from local production and still have excess to export. That’s where we’re heading.
“ We welcome local industrialization and local entrepreneurs. We want to encourage them. I can see depth of backward integration here, from raw material to finished product.
“This is an example of what Nigeria should do. If you do this, you can imagine this complex providing over 4,000 employment opportunities. If we have replication of this all over the country, it will reduce rate of restiveness and banditry we have in the country.”
What you should know: If the steel sector is revived and smuggling of substandard roofing sheets is stopped, it will encourage local steel manufacturers. Also, jobs will be created and the challenge of unemployment will be eased up in the country. Reports according to the Social Integrity Network (SINET) have it that Nigeria lost one million tons of steel manufacturing products and about 30,000 jobs between 2017 and now.


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What is B.Sc. Nursing?
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BSc Nursing Eligibility Criteria
One can choose from the two-course options one B. Sc. (Basic) and other is B. Sc. (Post-Basic), the eligibility criteria for the two is mentioned below: For BSc (Basic) – Candidates should pass 10+2 in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology and should be medically fit.
For BSc (Post-Basic) – Candidates should pass 10+2 in PCB (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology). One has to get a certificate in GNM (General Nursing Midwifery) and register him/herself as RNRM (Registered Nurse Registered Midwife) from the State Nurses Registration Council. Notably, one has to submit a proof of training by Indian Nursing Council or equivalent in the following domain: OT (Operation Theatre) Techniques Community Health Nursing, Psychiatric Nursing, Ophthalmic Nursing ,Leprosy Nursing ,TB Nursing ,Neurological and Neurosurgical Nursing Cancer Nursing, Orthopedic Nursing, Nursing: Skills Required The nursing profession is a noble profession and requires dealing with different types of patients regularly. The most essential skill or quality a nurse should be to have patience. Besides this dedication to work with doctors, patients and other hospital administration, compassion, and excellent communication skills. A nurse should be able to communicate both in medical jargon and in laymen’s terms. At last a nurse should possess strong organizational and management skills as a nurse is also responsible for maintaining patient records.
BSc nursing is a graduate-level course in Nursing and covers all the important aspects of nursing. The course is aimed at imparting the thorough knowledge and know-how basics of the profession. As the profession directly involves in taking care of patients, thus the course has to be rigorous. Below is the list of subjects that are taught during the course. Anatomy ,Physiology ,Biochemistry ,Nutrition ,Nursing Foundation ,Pharmacology ,Sociology ,Pathology and Genetics ,Medical-Surgical Nursing ,Community Health Nursing ,Psychology ,Communication and Educational Technology ,Microbiology ,Midwifery and Obstetrical Nursing ,Introduction to Computer ,English ,Nursing Research and Statistics ,Management of Nursing Services and Education ,Child Health Nursing ,Fundamentals of Nursing ,First aid with applied Sciences and Pharmacology ,Psychiatric Nursing ,Operation Theatre Technique
Top BSc Nursing Exams in India
Candidates who wish to pursue their education in the field of Nursing can refer to this curated list of important Nursing Exam for 2020 divided according to their level such as National level, State level and University level. Exam name- Conducting body, AIIMS Nursing 2020 - All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi , PGIMER Nursing 2020 - Post Graduate Institute of Medical, Education, and Research (PGIMER), Chandigarh , CMC Ludhiana BSc Nursing 2020 - Christian Medical College Ludhiana Society , Indian Army Nursing 2020 - Directorate General of Medical Services (Indian Army) , JIPMER Nursing 2020 - Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education & Research (JIPMER), Puducherry , KGMU Nursing 2020- King George’s Medical University, Lucknow, RUHS Nursing 2020- Rajasthan University of Health Sciences, Jaipur, BHU Nursing 2020- Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, Jamia Hamdard Nursing 2020- Jamia Hamdard University, New Delhi
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BSc Nursing freshers have plenty of options in hand right after completing their graduation. They can start their career in nursing by joining private/government hospital or as a tutor in some institute. Below are the job profiles which BSc Nursing graduates can join as: Nurse, Home Care Nurses, Nursing Assistant, Nurse - Nursery School, Junior Psychiatric Nurse, Ward Nurse & Infection Control Nurse, Nursing Assist Supervisor, Nursing Tutor, Nursing Educator, Home Care Nurses, Nursing Assistant, Nurse - Nursery School, Nurse & Patient Educator, Junior Psychiatric Nurse, Nurse Manager, Ward Nurse & Infection Control Nurse, BSc Nursing Salary, BSc nursing graduates can earn a decent salary depending upon their experience and communications skills they possess. BSc nursing graduates can earn from Rs 3.2 Lakh per annum to 7.8 Lakh per annum. The amount may fluctuate depending on the employer organization and hospital


OmniPano
Omnidirectional Stereoscopic Panorama Viewer for Oculus Rift
Instructions
- Place over/under format JPEGs (e.g. http://i.imgur.com/bBxCVWM.jpg) in a directory named panos/
- Right Click to cycle images in the list
- Mouse Wheel to expand horizontal field of view
- Z and X keys to adjust L/R image displacement(depth tweak)
- Escape exits
Download
Windows .exe: OmniPano-0.1.0.zip
Thank you to WormSlayer and NASA for the excellent stereo of panorama of Mars:
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Hello everyone my name is Deividas. I'm Data Scientist 🧐
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Woopsa stands for Web Object Oriented Protocol for Software and Automation.
Woopsa is a protocol that allows you to share the complete object model of your application in a way that's similar to OPC-UA. It's web-based and uses rock-solid foundations such as HTTP and JSON, which makes it work with your browser. It allows you to remotely access structured data between applications in different languages like C#, JavaScript and C.


Snooper is a funny way to put ASCII graphics into your html source code.
Copy and paste one of the following into you source code and impress snooper with you custom message


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block title %}Welcome to Leash!{% endblock %} {% block headextra %} {% endblock %} {% block body %}
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Ensure you scan all ports
MSFVenom advanced option
BufferRegister=EAX #Essentially jump to EAX and not to ESP or otherwise
whoami /all #will list all current privileges including Se privileges and their states (enabled/disabled)
Get-ACL <thing> | fl * #pipe to FL for "format list" * for getting everything
We see a file that we OWN but we do not have 'AccessToString' to read it. Change permissions in Powershell with cacls.
cacls root.txt /e /p ALFRED:F #/e edit, /p permission <user>:full
Check the cacls manual for options
icacls also able to be used.
Unicorn can generate meterpreter payloads and give you a metasploit autostart file to listen with


WITNESS LIST Appropriations Committee (Subcommittee on Regulatory Agencies) February 4, 1997-8:00A Budget Overview/ Regulatory For: Coyle, Charles (Structural Pest Control) Doss, Darla (Professional Examiners) Hanna, Mark (Soc of Prof Surveyors) Hill, Beverly (Professional Examiners) McNeil, Dick (TX Funeral Service Com) Montoya, David (Professional Examiners) On: Adams, Joe (LBB) Alspaugh, Delores (Cosmetology Commission) Beightler, Suzy (Racing Commission) Black, Penny (Cosmetology Commission) Brown, Jo-Christy Texas (SPCB) Cottrell, Comer (Cosmetology Commission) Freeman, David (Racing Commission) Gillen, Gary (SPCB) Goodson, Jerry (Bd of Land Surveying) Grice, Cedric (LBB) Horvath, Jeff (LBB) Johnson, James (Bd of Land Surveying) Mathis, Benny (Structural Pest Control) May, Eliza (TX Funeral Service Com) Miller, BJ (TX Funeral Service Com) Perry, Rick (Dept of Ag) Smith, Sandy (Bd of Land Surveying) Soward, Larry (Dept of Ag)


There is not much information available about the interactions of Effexor XR (venlafaxine hcl) and snorted power cocaine (cocaine hcl). I'd like to share a personal experience with you.
I've been prescribed to take Effexor XR for depression over a year ago. My dose was gradually increased up to 300mg which I am currently taking daily. There is much praise and condemnation out there for Effexor alone, yet to me, the effexor experience was generally a positive one, with the following effects:
- increased personal energy
- depressive thoughts were still there but were easier to dismiss/deal with
- less anxiety.
There were also the following negative effects:
- Nightmares/vivid color and sound dreams: I once dreamt that I was in a church where model-esque women took turns coming up to the altar to recieve the stigmata. All of a sudden, 50 cent walked in and turned into a big red dinosaur, after which I slit his throat with a knife. Enough said.
- Sexual side effects: it would take a lot longer to reach the state of orgasm/ejaculate. I had no problems obtaining an erection, but the orgasm was either never-to-be-found or extremely powerful (not sure if this one is negative or positive).
I have recently tried snorting powdered cocaine (without interrupting my effexor regiment) and have noticed that, surprisingly enough, effexor allows me to get the most out of the positive effects of coke, without the negatives. I've discussed my cocaine use with my doctor. He says I should watch my cardiovascular health.
EFFECTS:
- Well, the usual coke high for me lasts for about 3-3.5 hours... Imagine that. I am now a rather passionate coke user, using coke for about a month and a half, every day, yet I still don't use more than 2-4 lines per day, simply because I don't feel like I need any more. Typically I take my effexor in the morning and use cocaine in the afternoon.
- The overall combo effects are great. I get increased confidence, talkability, increased productivity and energy, decreased appetite and need for sleep.
 I also end up using more of both: coke and alchy to sustain myself. The entire experience is completely horrible.
LONG-TERM:
- I've had a period of time where I had to quit coke for about two weeks, after which I started it again. I noticed that there were some cravings for it, yet they were still rather controllable. I also used coffee to combat those.
- Some of the effects of the combo stuck around for quite a while, such as increased energy, increased self-confidence, etc.
I hope that you have found this info useful.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Hangman
50 States Edition
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