Class: OpenShift::Route53Plugin
- Inherits:
-
DnsService
- Object
- DnsService
- OpenShift::Route53Plugin
- Defined in:
- /home/fedora/origin-server/plugins/dns/route53/lib/openshift/route53_plugin.rb
Overview
OpenShift DNS plugin to interact with dynamic DNS using AWS Route53 The object can be configured either by providing the access_info parameter or by pulling the settings from the Rails.application.config object (if it exists).
When pulling from the Rails configuration this plugin expects to find the domain_suffix in
Rails.application.config.openshift[:domain_suffix]
and the rest of the parameters in a hash at
Rails.application.config.dns
Instance Attribute Summary (collapse)
-
- (String) aws_access_key
readonly
Your secret access key string.
-
- (String) aws_access_key_id
readonly
Your account ID string.
- - (Object) aws_hosted_zone_id readonly
-
- (Object) ttl
readonly
Returns the value of attribute ttl.
Instance Method Summary (collapse)
-
- (Hash) change_record(action, fqdn, ttl, value)
private
Create an Route53 change record data structure.
-
- (nil) close
close any persistent connection to the update server.
-
- (Object) deregister_application(app_name, namespace)
Publish an application - create DNS record.
-
- (nil|Hash) get_record(fqdn)
private
Retrieve a record from the AWS Route53 service.
-
- (Route53Plugin) initialize(access_info = nil)
constructor
A new instance of Route53Plugin.
-
- (Object) modify_application(app_name, namespace, new_public_hostname)
Publish an application - create DNS record.
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- (nil) publish
send any queued requests to the update server.
-
- (AWS::Route53::Client) r53
private
create a Route53 communications client.
-
- (Object) register_application(app_name, namespace, public_hostname)
Publish an application - create DNS record.
Constructor Details
- (Route53Plugin) initialize(access_info = nil)
A new instance of Route53Plugin
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# File '/home/fedora/origin-server/plugins/dns/route53/lib/openshift/route53_plugin.rb', line 49 def initialize(access_info = nil) if access_info != nil @domain_suffix = access_info[:domain_suffix] elsif defined? Rails # extract from Rails.application.config[dns,ss] access_info = Rails.application.config.dns @domain_suffix = Rails.application.config.openshift[:domain_suffix] else raise Exception.new("AWS Route 53 DNS service is not initialized") end @aws_hosted_zone_id = access_info[:aws_hosted_zone_id] @aws_access_key_id = access_info[:aws_access_key_id] @aws_access_key = access_info[:aws_access_key] @ttl = access_info[:ttl].to_i || 30 # default 30 sec end |
Instance Attribute Details
- (String) aws_access_key (readonly)
Your secret access key string
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# File '/home/fedora/origin-server/plugins/dns/route53/lib/openshift/route53_plugin.rb', line 39 class Route53Plugin < OpenShift::DnsService @oo_dns_provider = OpenShift::Route53Plugin # DEPENDENCIES # Rails.application.config.openshift[:domain_suffix] # Rails.application.config.dns[...] attr_reader :aws_hosted_zone_id attr_reader :aws_access_key_id, :aws_access_key, :ttl def initialize(access_info = nil) if access_info != nil @domain_suffix = access_info[:domain_suffix] elsif defined? Rails # extract from Rails.application.config[dns,ss] access_info = Rails.application.config.dns @domain_suffix = Rails.application.config.openshift[:domain_suffix] else raise Exception.new("AWS Route 53 DNS service is not initialized") end @aws_hosted_zone_id = access_info[:aws_hosted_zone_id] @aws_access_key_id = access_info[:aws_access_key_id] @aws_access_key = access_info[:aws_access_key] @ttl = access_info[:ttl].to_i || 30 # default 30 sec end # Publish an application - create DNS record # # @param [String] app_name # The name of the application to publish # @param [String] namespace # The namespace which contains the application # @param [String] public_hostname # The name of the location where the application resides # @return [Object] # The result of the change request, including the request ID for # polling the request status def register_application(app_name, namespace, public_hostname) # create an A record for the application in the domain fqdn = "#{app_name}-#{namespace}.#{@domain_suffix}" # create an update record update = { :comment => "Add an application record for #{fqdn}", :changes => [change_record("CREATE", fqdn, @ttl, public_hostname)] } res = r53.change_resource_record_sets({ :hosted_zone_id => @aws_hosted_zone_id, :change_batch => update }) end # Publish an application - create DNS record # # @param [String] app_name # The name of the application to publish # @param [String] namespace # The namespace which contains the application # @param [String] public_hostname # The name of the location where the application resides # @return [Object] # The result of the change request, including the request ID for # polling the request status def deregister_application(app_name, namespace) # delete the CNAME record for the application in the domain fqdn = "#{app_name}-#{namespace}.#{@domain_suffix}" # Get the record you mean to delete. # We need the TTL and value to delete it. record = get_record(fqdn) # If record is nil, then we're done. Raise an exception for trying? return if record == nil ttl = record[:ttl] public_hostname = record[:resource_records][0][:value] delete = { :comment => "Delete an application record for #{fqdn}", :changes => [change_record("DELETE", fqdn, @ttl, public_hostname)] } res = r53.change_resource_record_sets({ :hosted_zone_id => @aws_hosted_zone_id, :change_batch => delete }) end # Publish an application - create DNS record # # @param [String] app_name # The name of the application to publish # @param [String] namespace # The namespace which contains the application # @param [String] public_hostname # The name of the location where the application resides # @return [Object] # The result of the change request, including the request ID for # polling the request status def modify_application(app_name, namespace, new_public_hostname) # delete the CNAME record for the application in the domain fqdn = "#{app_name}-#{namespace}.#{@domain_suffix}" # Get the record you mean to delete. # We need the TTL and value to delete it. record = get_record(fqdn) # If record is nil, then we're done. Raise an exception for trying? return if record == nil ttl = record[:ttl] old_public_hostname = record[:resource_records][0][:value] update = { :comment => "Update an application record for #{fqdn}", :changes => [change_record("DELETE", fqdn, @ttl, old_public_hostname), change_record("CREATE", fqdn, @ttl, new_public_hostname)] } res = r53.change_resource_record_sets({ :hosted_zone_id => @aws_hosted_zone_id, :change_batch => update }) end # send any queued requests to the update server # @return [nil] def publish end # close any persistent connection to the update server # @return [nil] def close end private # create a Route53 communications client. # # @return [AWS::Route53::Client] def r53() AWS::Route53.new(:access_key_id => @aws_access_key_id, :secret_access_key => @aws_access_key).client end # Create an Route53 change record data structure # # @param [String] action "CREATE" or "DELETE" # @param [String] fqdn the fully qualified domain name of the record # @param [FixNum] ttl "time to live" in seconds # @param [String] value the fully qualified domain name of the app host # @return [Hash] a data structure suitable for use in a Route53 change # request def change_record(action, fqdn, ttl, value) # the CNAME values must be quoted { :action => action, :resource_record_set => { :name => fqdn, :type => "CNAME", :ttl => ttl, :resource_records => [{:value => value}], } } end # Retrieve a record from the AWS Route53 service # # @param [String] fqdn The fully qualified domain name of an application # @return [nil|Hash] Return nil or a hash containing the requested record def get_record(fqdn) # Request a single record "starting with" the desired record. reply = r53.list_resource_record_sets( :hosted_zone_id => @aws_hosted_zone_id, :start_record_name => fqdn, :max_items => 1 ) # If the returned record name matches exactly, return it. # record fqdn are returned with the trailing anchor (.) return nil if not reply # Check if we found it exactly res = reply[:resource_record_sets][0] return nil if not res return res if res[:name] == fqdn + "." # If not, then you got nothing or a record which didn't match. nil end end |
- (String) aws_access_key_id (readonly)
Your account ID string
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# File '/home/fedora/origin-server/plugins/dns/route53/lib/openshift/route53_plugin.rb', line 39 class Route53Plugin < OpenShift::DnsService @oo_dns_provider = OpenShift::Route53Plugin # DEPENDENCIES # Rails.application.config.openshift[:domain_suffix] # Rails.application.config.dns[...] attr_reader :aws_hosted_zone_id attr_reader :aws_access_key_id, :aws_access_key, :ttl def initialize(access_info = nil) if access_info != nil @domain_suffix = access_info[:domain_suffix] elsif defined? Rails # extract from Rails.application.config[dns,ss] access_info = Rails.application.config.dns @domain_suffix = Rails.application.config.openshift[:domain_suffix] else raise Exception.new("AWS Route 53 DNS service is not initialized") end @aws_hosted_zone_id = access_info[:aws_hosted_zone_id] @aws_access_key_id = access_info[:aws_access_key_id] @aws_access_key = access_info[:aws_access_key] @ttl = access_info[:ttl].to_i || 30 # default 30 sec end # Publish an application - create DNS record # # @param [String] app_name # The name of the application to publish # @param [String] namespace # The namespace which contains the application # @param [String] public_hostname # The name of the location where the application resides # @return [Object] # The result of the change request, including the request ID for # polling the request status def register_application(app_name, namespace, public_hostname) # create an A record for the application in the domain fqdn = "#{app_name}-#{namespace}.#{@domain_suffix}" # create an update record update = { :comment => "Add an application record for #{fqdn}", :changes => [change_record("CREATE", fqdn, @ttl, public_hostname)] } res = r53.change_resource_record_sets({ :hosted_zone_id => @aws_hosted_zone_id, :change_batch => update }) end # Publish an application - create DNS record # # @param [String] app_name # The name of the application to publish # @param [String] namespace # The namespace which contains the application # @param [String] public_hostname # The name of the location where the application resides # @return [Object] # The result of the change request, including the request ID for # polling the request status def deregister_application(app_name, namespace) # delete the CNAME record for the application in the domain fqdn = "#{app_name}-#{namespace}.#{@domain_suffix}" # Get the record you mean to delete. # We need the TTL and value to delete it. record = get_record(fqdn) # If record is nil, then we're done. Raise an exception for trying? return if record == nil ttl = record[:ttl] public_hostname = record[:resource_records][0][:value] delete = { :comment => "Delete an application record for #{fqdn}", :changes => [change_record("DELETE", fqdn, @ttl, public_hostname)] } res = r53.change_resource_record_sets({ :hosted_zone_id => @aws_hosted_zone_id, :change_batch => delete }) end # Publish an application - create DNS record # # @param [String] app_name # The name of the application to publish # @param [String] namespace # The namespace which contains the application # @param [String] public_hostname # The name of the location where the application resides # @return [Object] # The result of the change request, including the request ID for # polling the request status def modify_application(app_name, namespace, new_public_hostname) # delete the CNAME record for the application in the domain fqdn = "#{app_name}-#{namespace}.#{@domain_suffix}" # Get the record you mean to delete. # We need the TTL and value to delete it. record = get_record(fqdn) # If record is nil, then we're done. Raise an exception for trying? return if record == nil ttl = record[:ttl] old_public_hostname = record[:resource_records][0][:value] update = { :comment => "Update an application record for #{fqdn}", :changes => [change_record("DELETE", fqdn, @ttl, old_public_hostname), change_record("CREATE", fqdn, @ttl, new_public_hostname)] } res = r53.change_resource_record_sets({ :hosted_zone_id => @aws_hosted_zone_id, :change_batch => update }) end # send any queued requests to the update server # @return [nil] def publish end # close any persistent connection to the update server # @return [nil] def close end private # create a Route53 communications client. # # @return [AWS::Route53::Client] def r53() AWS::Route53.new(:access_key_id => @aws_access_key_id, :secret_access_key => @aws_access_key).client end # Create an Route53 change record data structure # # @param [String] action "CREATE" or "DELETE" # @param [String] fqdn the fully qualified domain name of the record # @param [FixNum] ttl "time to live" in seconds # @param [String] value the fully qualified domain name of the app host # @return [Hash] a data structure suitable for use in a Route53 change # request def change_record(action, fqdn, ttl, value) # the CNAME values must be quoted { :action => action, :resource_record_set => { :name => fqdn, :type => "CNAME", :ttl => ttl, :resource_records => [{:value => value}], } } end # Retrieve a record from the AWS Route53 service # # @param [String] fqdn The fully qualified domain name of an application # @return [nil|Hash] Return nil or a hash containing the requested record def get_record(fqdn) # Request a single record "starting with" the desired record. reply = r53.list_resource_record_sets( :hosted_zone_id => @aws_hosted_zone_id, :start_record_name => fqdn, :max_items => 1 ) # If the returned record name matches exactly, return it. # record fqdn are returned with the trailing anchor (.) return nil if not reply # Check if we found it exactly res = reply[:resource_record_sets][0] return nil if not res return res if res[:name] == fqdn + "." # If not, then you got nothing or a record which didn't match. nil end end |
- (Object) aws_hosted_zone_id (readonly)
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# File '/home/fedora/origin-server/plugins/dns/route53/lib/openshift/route53_plugin.rb', line 39 class Route53Plugin < OpenShift::DnsService @oo_dns_provider = OpenShift::Route53Plugin # DEPENDENCIES # Rails.application.config.openshift[:domain_suffix] # Rails.application.config.dns[...] attr_reader :aws_hosted_zone_id attr_reader :aws_access_key_id, :aws_access_key, :ttl def initialize(access_info = nil) if access_info != nil @domain_suffix = access_info[:domain_suffix] elsif defined? Rails # extract from Rails.application.config[dns,ss] access_info = Rails.application.config.dns @domain_suffix = Rails.application.config.openshift[:domain_suffix] else raise Exception.new("AWS Route 53 DNS service is not initialized") end @aws_hosted_zone_id = access_info[:aws_hosted_zone_id] @aws_access_key_id = access_info[:aws_access_key_id] @aws_access_key = access_info[:aws_access_key] @ttl = access_info[:ttl].to_i || 30 # default 30 sec end # Publish an application - create DNS record # # @param [String] app_name # The name of the application to publish # @param [String] namespace # The namespace which contains the application # @param [String] public_hostname # The name of the location where the application resides # @return [Object] # The result of the change request, including the request ID for # polling the request status def register_application(app_name, namespace, public_hostname) # create an A record for the application in the domain fqdn = "#{app_name}-#{namespace}.#{@domain_suffix}" # create an update record update = { :comment => "Add an application record for #{fqdn}", :changes => [change_record("CREATE", fqdn, @ttl, public_hostname)] } res = r53.change_resource_record_sets({ :hosted_zone_id => @aws_hosted_zone_id, :change_batch => update }) end # Publish an application - create DNS record # # @param [String] app_name # The name of the application to publish # @param [String] namespace # The namespace which contains the application # @param [String] public_hostname # The name of the location where the application resides # @return [Object] # The result of the change request, including the request ID for # polling the request status def deregister_application(app_name, namespace) # delete the CNAME record for the application in the domain fqdn = "#{app_name}-#{namespace}.#{@domain_suffix}" # Get the record you mean to delete. # We need the TTL and value to delete it. record = get_record(fqdn) # If record is nil, then we're done. Raise an exception for trying? return if record == nil ttl = record[:ttl] public_hostname = record[:resource_records][0][:value] delete = { :comment => "Delete an application record for #{fqdn}", :changes => [change_record("DELETE", fqdn, @ttl, public_hostname)] } res = r53.change_resource_record_sets({ :hosted_zone_id => @aws_hosted_zone_id, :change_batch => delete }) end # Publish an application - create DNS record # # @param [String] app_name # The name of the application to publish # @param [String] namespace # The namespace which contains the application # @param [String] public_hostname # The name of the location where the application resides # @return [Object] # The result of the change request, including the request ID for # polling the request status def modify_application(app_name, namespace, new_public_hostname) # delete the CNAME record for the application in the domain fqdn = "#{app_name}-#{namespace}.#{@domain_suffix}" # Get the record you mean to delete. # We need the TTL and value to delete it. record = get_record(fqdn) # If record is nil, then we're done. Raise an exception for trying? return if record == nil ttl = record[:ttl] old_public_hostname = record[:resource_records][0][:value] update = { :comment => "Update an application record for #{fqdn}", :changes => [change_record("DELETE", fqdn, @ttl, old_public_hostname), change_record("CREATE", fqdn, @ttl, new_public_hostname)] } res = r53.change_resource_record_sets({ :hosted_zone_id => @aws_hosted_zone_id, :change_batch => update }) end # send any queued requests to the update server # @return [nil] def publish end # close any persistent connection to the update server # @return [nil] def close end private # create a Route53 communications client. # # @return [AWS::Route53::Client] def r53() AWS::Route53.new(:access_key_id => @aws_access_key_id, :secret_access_key => @aws_access_key).client end # Create an Route53 change record data structure # # @param [String] action "CREATE" or "DELETE" # @param [String] fqdn the fully qualified domain name of the record # @param [FixNum] ttl "time to live" in seconds # @param [String] value the fully qualified domain name of the app host # @return [Hash] a data structure suitable for use in a Route53 change # request def change_record(action, fqdn, ttl, value) # the CNAME values must be quoted { :action => action, :resource_record_set => { :name => fqdn, :type => "CNAME", :ttl => ttl, :resource_records => [{:value => value}], } } end # Retrieve a record from the AWS Route53 service # # @param [String] fqdn The fully qualified domain name of an application # @return [nil|Hash] Return nil or a hash containing the requested record def get_record(fqdn) # Request a single record "starting with" the desired record. reply = r53.list_resource_record_sets( :hosted_zone_id => @aws_hosted_zone_id, :start_record_name => fqdn, :max_items => 1 ) # If the returned record name matches exactly, return it. # record fqdn are returned with the trailing anchor (.) return nil if not reply # Check if we found it exactly res = reply[:resource_record_sets][0] return nil if not res return res if res[:name] == fqdn + "." # If not, then you got nothing or a record which didn't match. nil end end |
- (Object) ttl (readonly)
Returns the value of attribute ttl
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# File '/home/fedora/origin-server/plugins/dns/route53/lib/openshift/route53_plugin.rb', line 47 def ttl @ttl end |
Instance Method Details
- (Hash) change_record(action, fqdn, ttl, value) (private)
Create an Route53 change record data structure
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# File '/home/fedora/origin-server/plugins/dns/route53/lib/openshift/route53_plugin.rb', line 195 def change_record(action, fqdn, ttl, value) # the CNAME values must be quoted { :action => action, :resource_record_set => { :name => fqdn, :type => "CNAME", :ttl => ttl, :resource_records => [{:value => value}], } } end |
- (nil) close
close any persistent connection to the update server
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# File '/home/fedora/origin-server/plugins/dns/route53/lib/openshift/route53_plugin.rb', line 174 def close end |
- (Object) deregister_application(app_name, namespace)
Publish an application - create DNS record
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# File '/home/fedora/origin-server/plugins/dns/route53/lib/openshift/route53_plugin.rb', line 105 def deregister_application(app_name, namespace) # delete the CNAME record for the application in the domain fqdn = "#{app_name}-#{namespace}.#{@domain_suffix}" # Get the record you mean to delete. # We need the TTL and value to delete it. record = get_record(fqdn) # If record is nil, then we're done. Raise an exception for trying? return if record == nil ttl = record[:ttl] public_hostname = record[:resource_records][0][:value] delete = { :comment => "Delete an application record for #{fqdn}", :changes => [change_record("DELETE", fqdn, @ttl, public_hostname)] } res = r53.change_resource_record_sets({ :hosted_zone_id => @aws_hosted_zone_id, :change_batch => delete }) end |
- (nil|Hash) get_record(fqdn) (private)
Retrieve a record from the AWS Route53 service
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# File '/home/fedora/origin-server/plugins/dns/route53/lib/openshift/route53_plugin.rb', line 212 def get_record(fqdn) # Request a single record "starting with" the desired record. reply = r53.list_resource_record_sets( :hosted_zone_id => @aws_hosted_zone_id, :start_record_name => fqdn, :max_items => 1 ) # If the returned record name matches exactly, return it. # record fqdn are returned with the trailing anchor (.) return nil if not reply # Check if we found it exactly res = reply[:resource_record_sets][0] return nil if not res return res if res[:name] == fqdn + "." # If not, then you got nothing or a record which didn't match. nil end |
- (Object) modify_application(app_name, namespace, new_public_hostname)
Publish an application - create DNS record
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# File '/home/fedora/origin-server/plugins/dns/route53/lib/openshift/route53_plugin.rb', line 140 def modify_application(app_name, namespace, new_public_hostname) # delete the CNAME record for the application in the domain fqdn = "#{app_name}-#{namespace}.#{@domain_suffix}" # Get the record you mean to delete. # We need the TTL and value to delete it. record = get_record(fqdn) # If record is nil, then we're done. Raise an exception for trying? return if record == nil ttl = record[:ttl] old_public_hostname = record[:resource_records][0][:value] update = { :comment => "Update an application record for #{fqdn}", :changes => [change_record("DELETE", fqdn, @ttl, old_public_hostname), change_record("CREATE", fqdn, @ttl, new_public_hostname)] } res = r53.change_resource_record_sets({ :hosted_zone_id => @aws_hosted_zone_id, :change_batch => update }) end |
- (nil) publish
send any queued requests to the update server
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# File '/home/fedora/origin-server/plugins/dns/route53/lib/openshift/route53_plugin.rb', line 169 def publish end |
- (AWS::Route53::Client) r53 (private)
create a Route53 communications client.
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# File '/home/fedora/origin-server/plugins/dns/route53/lib/openshift/route53_plugin.rb', line 182 def r53() AWS::Route53.new(:access_key_id => @aws_access_key_id, :secret_access_key => @aws_access_key).client end |
- (Object) register_application(app_name, namespace, public_hostname)
Publish an application - create DNS record
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# File '/home/fedora/origin-server/plugins/dns/route53/lib/openshift/route53_plugin.rb', line 76 def register_application(app_name, namespace, public_hostname) # create an A record for the application in the domain fqdn = "#{app_name}-#{namespace}.#{@domain_suffix}" # create an update record update = { :comment => "Add an application record for #{fqdn}", :changes => [change_record("CREATE", fqdn, @ttl, public_hostname)] } res = r53.change_resource_record_sets({ :hosted_zone_id => @aws_hosted_zone_id, :change_batch => update }) end |


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RATING: ** (out of a possible ****)
It's not uncommon for teenagers to think all adults are from outer space. It's much less common, however, for them to be correct in that assumption.
"The Faculty," the new horror-thriller from director Robert Rodriguez (El Mariachi, From Dusk Til Dawn) and screenwriter Kevin Williamson (The "Scream" movies), is an interesting experiment. A unique (but not entirely successful) blend of gore, suspense and comedy, the film plays like a high-speed collision between "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" and "Invasion of the Body Snatchers." The movie tells the tale of a mysterious alien force which is taking over the inhabitants of our lovely but ever helpless planet, one person at a time. The aliens take over the minds of humans by inserting a slug-like creature into the victim's ear (opening scene of "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan" anyone?). But don't worry: six plucky teenagers are on the case, so it'll all turn out okay in the end.
These astute young heroes, a varied lot that includes the geeky Casey (Elijah Wood), walking crack-house Zeke (Hartnett), spooky goth-gal Stokely (Clea DuVall), school football legend Stan (Shawn Hatosy), the incredibly sweet but none-too-bright Marybeth (Laura Harris), and sexy head cheerleader Delilah (Jordana Brewster), are the first to notice that something strange is happening. The notoriously ill-tempered Coach Willis (Robert Patrick, who you'll remember as the evil terminator from "T2") is suddenly full of smiles and gentleness.  And the entire faculty chugs enough water each day to float an ark. Naturally, the only explanation must be that aliens are taking over the world.
You all know I have a soft spot for ridiculously bad horror films, as my review of "Halloween: H20" no doubt revealed. It's a good thing, too, because "The Faculty" is a ridiculously bad film. As with "From Dusk Til Dawn," Robert Rodriguez seems totally unsure what kind of story he's supposed to be telling: a comedy? Action? Suspense? A dark thriller? Following the "more is better" principle, he seems determined to throw all of the above into his movie. The result is a smorgasbord of different cinematic techniques, all of which are competently done, yet somehow don't taste particularly good when mushed up together. C'mon, Robert, I've seen "El Mariachi." You, of all people, should know that less can be more.
If Rodriguez is at fault, however, it's only for being too ambitious, and trying harder than the material really warrants. Kevin Williamson's screenplay makes no such mistake; in fact, it's such a jumble that at times it seems to be on vacation. Lacking the wit that made the two "Scream" films such commercial (and critical) successes, Williamson here seems to be playing it a little too safe. His dialogue lacks the fire and biting satire of his previous work. Rather than pushing the boundaries of horror, this screenplay seems firmly rooted in the very situations he mocked so brilliantly in "Scream" and its excellent sequel.
This isn't to say that "The Faculty" is without merit, provided you know what to expect. The special effects are adequate (though not spectacular), the acting isn't bad, and the film's pacing is excellent, a testimony to Rodriguez's directing/editing style. I actually had more fun at this film than my review may lead you to believe. You might, too, as long as you're not expecting "Citizen Kane." Or "Scream," for that matter.
(If you're a diehard horror fan, add one star to the rating I gave the film.)
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Table 2 Sample characteristics stratified by study group.
| Variables |
Controls |
Non-stage tailored |
Stage tailored |
Controls :0 |
Controls :1 |
Non-stage tailored :0 |
Non-stage tailored :1 |
Stage tailored :0 |
Stage tailored :1 |
| n |
414 |
416 |
413 |
414 |
414 |
416 |
416 |
413 |
413 |
| Alcohol-related variables |
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|
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| Number of drinks past week (M, SD) |
12.7, 12.8 |
12.9, 14.0 |
12.6, 12.9 |
12.7 |
12.8 |
12.9 |
14.0 |
12.6 |
12.9 |
| AUDIT score (M, SD) |
8.0, 3.8 |
8.4, 3.8 |
7.6, 3.3 |
8.0 |
3.8 |
8.4 |
3.8 |
7.6 |
3.3 |
| AUDIT-C score (M, SD) |
5.7, 1.5 |
5.8, 1.5 |
5.6, 1.4 |
5.7 |
1.5 |
5.8 |
1.5 |
5.6 |
1.4 |
| Number of AUD symptoms (M, SD) |
1.1, 1.4 |
1.2, 1.3 |
1.0, 1.2 |
1.1 |
1.4 |
1.2 |
1.3 |
1.0 |
1.2 |
| School education (n, %) |
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| <10 years |
83, 20.0 |
86, 20.7 |
91, 22.0 |
83 |
20.0 |
86 |
20.7 |
91 |
22.0 |
| 10– 11 years |
242, 58.5 |
217, 52.1 |
209, 50.6 |
242 |
58.5 |
217 |
52.1 |
209 |
50.6 |
| >11 years^{a} |
89, 21.5 |
113, 27.2 |
113, 27.4 |
89 |
21.5 |
113 |
27.2 |
113 |
27.4 |
| Recruitment site (n, %) |
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| Site 1 |
131, 31.6 |
141, 33.9 |
156, 37.8 |
131 |
31.6 |
141 |
33.9 |
156 |
37.8 |
| Site 2 |
128, 30.9 |
115, 27.6 |
97, 23.5 |
128 |
30.9 |
115 |
27.6 |
97 |
23.5 |
| Site 3 |
155, 37.4 |
160, 38.5 |
160, 38.7 |
155 |
37.4 |
160 |
38.5 |
160 |
38.7 |
| Current unemployment in months (M,SD) |
5.0, 16.9 |
4.5, 16.2 |
3.9, 10.8 |
5.0 |
16.9 |
4.5 |
16.2 |
3.9 |
10.8 |
| Motivation to change (n, %) |
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| Pre-contemplation |
308, 74.4 |
318, 76.4 |
321, 77.7 |
308 |
74.4 |
318 |
76.4 |
321 |
77.7 |
| Contemplation |
47, 11.4 |
44, 10.6 |
41, 9.9 |
47 |
11.4 |
44 |
10.6 |
41 |
9.9 |
| Preparation |
8, 1.9 |
12, 2.9 |
7, 1.7 |
8 |
1.9 |
12 |
2.9 |
7 |
1.7 |
| Action |
51, 12.3 |
42, 10.1 |
44, 10.7 |
51 |
12.3 |
42 |
10.1 |
44 |
10.7 |
| AUD = alcohol use disorder; AUDIT = Alcohol Use Disorder Identification Test; n = number of cases; M = mean; SD = standard deviation. Including those^{a} still in school. |
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This document describes the design and implementation of the basic_metrics Erlang/OTP application.
The intended audience is Erlang programmers. We assume a basic understanding of Erlang/OTP application structure and design principles. A suitable background should be provided by Erlang and OTP in Action by Logan et al.
Erlang applications require metrics so we don't "fly blind" when developing and operating our systems.
We accomplish this using exometer to export metrics into Hosted Graphite.
Rather than using exometer's static configuration options, we build everything dynamically. This is a little verbose, but clear and self-contained.
Once the application is included and started, you get the basic metrics listed
in basic_metrics:vm/0
and basic_metrics_periodic
.
You can then dynamically create and export your own application metrics using
basic_metrics:counter/2
, basic_metrics:gauge/2
, and
basic_metrics:histogram/2
.
For example,
basic_metrics:histogram([api, latency, put], timer:now_diff(os:timestamp(), T0))
This module depends upon and uses recon for additional metrics useful in production. See also Erlang in Anger.
The exometer integration is based on Brian Troutwine's notes in Monitoring with Exometer: An Ongoing Love Story. For lots more detail on using exometer, see that article and the exometer documentation.
basic_metrics
presents an
Erlang/OTP supervision hierarchy
with the following shape:
The bold components correspond to modules provided by the
basic_metrics
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The callback module for the basic_metrics
application master.
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The main application supervisor. Manages basic_metrics_periodic
.
Manages regular update and export of Erlang VM metrics (e.g. distribution
socket and scheduler stats) which are dynamic or don't fit well into the
existing exometer "function" exports in basic_metrics:vm/0
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Simple wrapper for exometer
to export useful metrics from an Erlang VM. Handles
setting up Graphite reporting and dynamic addition, subscription and updates for
several exometer entry types.
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by Kathy MichaelsKelowna RCMP still in need of help to locate Kelowna teens Trinity Erickson and Michael Campbell, who have both been reported missing.
Police originally reported Trinity Erickson, 14, missing in a media release issued on Nov. 15, and now Michael Campbell, 14, is also missing.
Erickson and Campbell were last seen Nov. 14 at their separate residences.
RCMP say there is nothing to indicate foul play at this time and police believe that Erickson and Campbell are travelling together.
Information suggests they may be in the Armstrong area.
Erickson is decribed as an Indigenous female, 5'5" tall, 150 lbs. with long dyed blonde hair and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing pyjamas but it’s presumed that she has changed her clothing.
Campbell is described as a Caucasian male, 6'2' tall, 150 lbs. with short blond hair and brown eyes.
Anyone with information on the whereabouts of the missing persons is urged to contact local police or Crimestoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS).


Blender的世界并不是电影《Big Buck Bunny》或者《Sintel》那样的动态世界, 尽管这样电影是用Blender创作的.
在不断学习和实践中, 你的手会学会Blender命令, 释放你的心灵让它集中在造型、照明、摄像、和动画。 As you study and practice, your hands will learn the Blender commands, freeing your mind to let it concentrate on modeling, lightng, camera work, and animaton.
本书是关于使用Blender 3D的; 我们会全面介绍帮助你构建3d物体的内容, 这些3d物体可以用于游戏,模型,实时仿真,3d打印等等. This book is about using Blender 3D; we will cover things that can help you build 3D objects for games, models, real-time simulatons, 3D printng, and more. Blender began as an animaton program, so it's good to start there.
重复是一种学习的重要技能. Repetition is important when learning a skill. It takes repeated usage before your arms know what to do when the mind says "scale this box." So be patient. Play, learn, and have fun!
You'll be able to look at an object and think of several ways to create it. You will perceive everything diﬀerently. As you walk down a street, you will be imagining how you might model it or render it in Blender.
一种学习动画最好的方式是从动画的起源开始, 这样你就可以看到人们是如何学习动画并改善它的.
One of the best ways to learn animaton is to study it from its beginning so that you can see for yourself how people learned about animaton and improved what they could do.
我们回到从前, 回到动画开始的时候. 那时每个人都碰到了让画如何动起来的问题. 早期的动画非常简单, 因此我们可以非常容易看到动画技术的基础
你已经看到动画是如何在16年的时间里发展起来的。人们学习有助于制作有趣和令人兴奋的动画的技术。这不是一夜之间发生的，但是当一切都聚集在一起时，这些技术的协同作用使动画变得生动起来.
You have seen how animation developed over the space of 16 years. People learned techniques that aided in making an interesting and exciting animation. It didn't happen overnight, but when everything came together, the synergy of the techniques made animation come alive.
This first chapter was there to get you ready for Blender 3D.
You dipped your toe into Blender, opened it, rendered a scene, and closed Blender. You looked at the roots of animation, and the techniques that were developed to make animation producible and enjoyable. You got to see the beginning of computer animation and computer games and understand how the principles of animation apply to computer animation. You've got a top-ten list of cool things about Blender and some ideas on how you can use the skills that you will develop with this book.
In the next chapter, we will get you comfortable with working in Blender. We will discover the secrets behind all those windows, get an explanation of the basic geometry behind 3D animation, and learn how to use the 3D View window where most of the work in Blender is done. Let's go!


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1 "But now, men who are younger than I am make fun of me—
men whose fathers I greatly despised—
their fathers, whom I would not even have allowed to help my dogs guard my sheep.
2 They were men who were old and weak;
what could I gain from having these men work for me, even when they thought they were strong?
3 They were very poor and hungry,
so that they chewed on roots at night
in dry and desolate places.
4 They pulled up plants in the desert and ate them;
they warmed themselves by burning the roots of broom trees.
5 Everyone shouted at them, "Stop, thief!"
and drove them from their area.
6 They were forced to live in riverbeds,
in holes in the ground, and in the sides of cliffs.
7 In the bushes they howled like animals because they were hungry,
and they huddled together under thornbushes.
8 They were people without good sense,
whose names no one knows;
they were driven out from the land where they were born.
9 Now their children sing songs to make fun of me.
They tell jokes about me.
10 They are disgusted with me, and they stay away from me,
but when they see me, they are happy to spit in my face.
11 It seems as though God had cut my bowstring and caused me to be unable to defend myself; he has humbled me,
and my enemies have done to me whatever they wanted.
12 Gangs of these people attack me and force me to run away;
they prepare to destroy me.
13 They prevent me from escaping,
and there is no one to keep them from attacking me.
14 It is as though I were a city wall and they had broken through it,
as though they had come crashing down on me.
15 I am very terrified;
my dignity has been blown away by the wind,
and my prosperity has disappeared as clouds disappear.
16 Now I am about to die;
I suffer every day.
17 My bones ache during the nights,
and the pain that torments me never stops.
18 It is as though God had grabbed my clothes
and choked me by the collar of my coat.
19 He has thrown me into the mud;
I am not worth anything more than dust and ashes.
20 I cry out to you, God, but you do not answer me;
I stand up and pray, but you do not pay any attention.
21 You act very cruelly toward me;
with all of your power you cause me to suffer.
22 You allow the wind to lift me up and blow me away,
and you make a violent storm destroy me.
23 I know that you will cause me to die,
which is what happens to everyone who is alive.
24 When people experience disasters,
they sit on a pile of ruins and cry out for help;
they certainly cry out for help.
25 I myself wept for people who were experiencing troubles,
and I felt sorry for poor people.
26 However, when I expected good things to happen to me, evil things happened;
when I waited for light, I experienced darkness instead.
27 I am very distressed all the time;
I suffer every day.
28 I go about very discouraged;
I stand up and plead for people to help me.
29 My wailing is as sad as jackals and ostriches in the wilderness.
30 My skin has become dark and is peeling off,
and I have a fever which causes my body to feel as though it were burning up with a fever.
31 Previously, I played joyful music on my harp and with my flute,
but now I play only the sad music of those who mourn."


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This class is responsible for keeping track of the Sense service state and updating the status bar notification when the service is started or changes login status. We use the singleton pattern to make sure the entire application can see the same state object.
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NSI CONTEST is the generic framework for testing NSI Agents for compliance with the protocol v2.0.
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DUMB AND DUMBER A film review by Andrew Abramson Copyright 1995 Andrew Abramson
Starring: Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels
DUMB AND DUMBER was pretty good. It wasn't as good as Jim Carrey's first movie, ACE VENTURA: PET DETECTIVE, but it was better than his second, THE MASK.  Daniels (Speed) plays Carrey's friend who goes across the country (to aspen) with him. They bring the suitcase, not opening it because Carrey doesn't think that's polite. By the time they reach Aspen, there poor and out of money. So Daniels is so fed up that he decides to open the suitcase. But Carrey jumps on top of him trying to stop him, but it flies open and they see all the money. So Carrey says "Let's just borrow a little." Well, they borrow just a tad bit more than they said. They take the whole thing. After that, there living large!! An awesome car, the richest hotel around, weird suits, about the best they can get. So they find the girl, but little does she know they have the suitcase. Until finally Carrey tells her and when she opens it, there's no money. Just little papers that say I.O.U. 1 thousand dollars, or I.O.U. 20,000 thousand dollars.
  Toilet humor!!
-- Andrew Abramson/Predator@bcfreenet
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A transparent directive for external links that aims at improving both the security and the accessibility of such links. The default
values can be configured through the EXTERNAL_LINK
injection token. This directive is added automatically to every
a
tag and enhances those with an href
value that does not match the current url.
Accessibility is enforced by opening the link in a new tab while providing a visual hint in the form of an icon, and a text for screen readers. The position of the icon is configurable.
Security is enforced by adding the rel
attribute with the value noopener noreferrer
to hide the source page from
the destination.


#MONSTAXis7 and #우리가_역사를_만들거야 (We_Will_Make_History) trend online as MONBEBE's continue their fight to include Wonho into the group
by sl278Monbebe's hashtag campaign has gone on for a while now and their trending hashtags are still continuing to climb as they use #우리가_역사를_만들거야 (We_Will_Make_History) and #MonstaXis7 to convey their disagreement with Wonho's departure from the group.
Fans continue to vehemently support Wonho amidst drama involving him and former ulzzang and reality star Jung Da Eun and Han Seo Hee.
What do you think will happen?


This is a web app to find sequences of Lego Technic gears that produce a given transmission ratio.
The Edit gear sequence tab allows you to enter a sequence of gears and calculate its transmission ratio.
The Fit Gears tab shows you possible ways of connecting a given pair of two gears. If the axes of the driver and follower gear are offset in two different directions, it's a 2D connection. These connections will be preferred in the Search tab over pairs of gears that can't be connected otherwise.
If you search for accurate solutions and your target ratio has a prime factor in the numerator or denominator that is not present in any of the included gears, it will search for solutions with differential gears. In this case, no solution without differential gears is possible. Click here for an example. If both the numerator and denominator contain missing prime factors, the result will contain two differentials.
If you need additional gears, check out my designs of 3D printable Lego compatible gears with custom teeth counts.
Also check out my Part Designer app that lets you design and 3D print custom Lego Technic compatible structural parts..
This app is free and open source. You can find the source code on Github.


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This component provides an efficient and customizable bar chart using the capabilities of the base
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To use this component you need install with the command:
base
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The dependencies will be installed together with this module
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At the age of five, Chun-Li saw her first classical Chinese play, Peking Opera, and her first Bruce Lee movie, which fascinated her and also became part of the reasons why she started practicing martial arts.Chun-Li embraced techniques from a variety of martial arts, such as Capoeira, Chinese Martial arts, battle karate, Tae Kwon Do, thus eventually creating her own style.


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The Openfire admin console can be easily translated into other languages. This document provides instructions for those that wish to make translations.
All text in the Openfire admin console is stored in a resource bundle. A resource bundle is a file containing key/value pairs. Words and phrases are represented using keys. The correct values are retrieved based on locale settings (English values are used for English locales, French values for French locales, etc). Key/value pairs in the English resource bundle might look like the following:
skin.yes=Yes skin.no=No skin.topic=Topic skin.message=MessageThe German resource bundle would contain the same keys, but different values:
skin.yes=Ja skin.no=Nein skin.topic=Thema skin.message=BeitragMaking your own translation involves copying the English resource bundle, renaming the file, then translating its contents.
To start, make a copy of the default (English) locale file "openfire_i18n.properties". It can be found in the resources\i18n directory of your Openfire installation. Note: the files found in resources\i18n are copies of the real resource bundles used by the application (the real resource bundles are contained in the openfire.jar file). Editing the resource files in the resources\i18n directory will not affect your running copy of Openfire.
Next, you'll need to rename the file to match the locale that you're making a translation for. The syntax of the name is "openfire_i18n_[lang]_[country].properties". However, the country code should be used in most cases. For example, the German resource bundle should be named "openfire_i18n_de.properties" because "de" is the language code for German. For French, the file would be called "openfire_i18n_fr.properties". A list of language codes can be found at: http://www.ics.uci.edu/pub/ietf/http/related/iso639.txt. Some locales require a combination of language and country code. For example simplified Chinese would have the name "openfire_i18n_zh_CN.properties" while traditional Chinese would have the name "openfire_i18n_zh_TW.properties".
Next, use your favorite text editor to translate the English values into your language. The key names must not be changed.
When translating from English, you may need to use special characters for your language (for example, Germans use characters like ä, ü, or ß). Unfortunately, all resource bundle files must be saved in ASCII format which doesn't allow for international characters. We recommend working on your translation in a text editor that supports all characters in your language. After finishing your translation, use the "native2ascii" tool (bundled with Java) to convert international characters to the ASCII format. To use the native2ascii tool:
native2ascii -encoding XXX my_translation.properties openfire_i18n_YY.properties ^ ^ input file output file
The "-encoding XXX" parameter is optional. If you don't specify it, Java will use the default encoding value, taken from System property "file.encoding". If you do specify an encoding (XXX), it must be taken from the first column of the table of supported encodings in the Supported Encodings document. For example, if you created your translation using UTF-8 as your encoding and you are making a Simplified Chinese translation:
native2ascii -encoding UTF8 my_translation.properties openfire_i18n_zh_CN.properties
To test your translation, copy the translated resource bundle file (example, openfire_i18n_de.properties) to the lib/ directory of your Openfire installation. Make sure Openfire is stopped and then edit the conf/openfire.xml file. Set the locale property to match your new resource bundle such as "de" or "zh_CN". Start Openfire and the admin console should now be using your translation. If you still see English text you may have named your bundle incorrectly or used the wrong value for the locale property.
Once your translation is complete and tested, please submit it to the Openfire developers so that others can enjoy it in the next release!


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Vanna White fills in as 'Wheel' host as Pat Sajak has emergency surgery
by Justin Boggs"Wheel of Fortune" host Pat Sajak had emergency surgery this week to correct a blocked intestine, forcing "Wheel of Fortune" to cancel its tapings on Thursday.
On Friday, tapings resumed with a familiar face as host.
Vanna White, the long time hostess of "Wheel of Fortune," stepped into Sajak's role as host on Friday.
"Wheel of Fortune" tweeted that Sajak's surgery was "successful."
"Our taping on Thursday was canceled because host Pat Sajak underwent successful emergency surgery to correct a blocked intestine. He is resting comfortably and looking forward to getting back to work. Taping resumed today as scheduled and Vanna White has stepped in as host," the tweet read.
Sajak, 73, has hosted Wheel of Fortune since 1981. White joined Wheel of Fortune a year later.


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Guillaume Picon is a Generalist Engineer and Specialist in Global Information Technology, International Projects and Internet.
He is based in Paris, France.
Born in Lyon, France in 1979, he followed studies in Sciences and Technology, and has a career of more than 20 years in the sector of Information Technology.
Travelling around the world, living in Ireland during 3 years and in Switzerland for 10 years,
he speaks or understands currently 5 languages : French, English, German/Swiss German, Portuguese, Spanish
by chance encountering different Cultures and Horizons.
He is a Senior Scientific Engineer, IEEE member, and finally an Expert System Engineer, specialized in the domains of
General Engineering, Technology, Complex Systems and Knowledge Management (KM) as a professional practitioner and punctual Researcher.
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before launching a Startup Company called INFORGETIX.
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Ray Stevenson and Yvonne Stravhoski are special guest stars for this season. Ray Stevenson plays Isaak Sirko, a Ukrainian Mob Boss who arrives in Miami following the disappearance of a close friend, who was accused of killing Detective Mike Anderson, and begins hunting down Dexter after discovering that Dexter killed his friend. Yvonne Stravhoski plays Hannah McKay, a former accomplice to a killing spree by an incarcerated serial killer, who Dexter targets, believing that she is still active as an independent killer, while also becoming infatuated with her. On November 21, 2011, Showtime renewed Dexter for both a seventh and eighth seasons, each consisting of 12 episodes.[1] Showtime officially announced that the seventh season would premiere Sunday, September 30, 2012.[2][3] These two seasons feature a story arc spanning across both seasons.[4][5] The premiere episode of Season 7 featured a flashback to Debra and Dexter's childhood.[6] On April 24, it was confirmed that Ray Stevenson would guest star in the upcoming Season 7, and he would play the head of a Ukrainian crime syndicate who arrives in Miami determined to find out who killed one of his associates. Jason Gedrick appears in a multi-episode arc playing the manager of a Miami-area gentlemen’s club that is linked to a high-profile murder case. Yvonne Strahovski, known for starring in the NBC television series Chuck, joined Dexter as Hannah McKay, a woman with a checkered past who arrives to help Miami Metro Homicide reopen an old murder case out of mutual benefit, and becomes Dexter's new love interest.[7]


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Tour Update
Recently, you may have heard about Geoff, who has played drums in our band. Geoff will not be coming on tour with us in Europe. We want to clear up any confusion about the issue and explain our choices.
For Geoff's personal statements about this, go here.
 This is unacceptable behavior. When one of the people he did this to called him out for it, we got in touch with them to ask how they wanted us to handle the situation. Through those discussions, we helped create an accountability process for Geoff. The conclusion was that they were comfortable with us going to Europe, as long as we informed the people we would be staying with about Geoff’s actions. Geoff also committed to not having any sexual interactions on the tour, and to continuing to participate in discussions about his behavior. We sent out a letter about the situation to promoters booking our shows and to those we might stay with.
Geoff has been talking with friends, partners, ex-partners, and other people to let everyone know what happened and what he is doing to change his behavior. He has publicly taken responsibility for his mistakes and says he wants to do better. Because of this, we were willing to continue playing with Geoff, as long as it didn’t violate the wishes of those he hurt.
Meanwhile, George from the band Fall of Efrafra made a public statement asking people not to book or support our band because of what Geoff did. George never contacted us or the people Geoff hurt—he was only speaking for his own opinions, as a person who had heard about the situation.
We feel it is irresponsible for George (or anyone else not directly affected by Geoff’s behavior) to tell people how to handle this situation. Solidarity with those Geoff hurt means respecting and prioritizing their wishes. By trying to determine what should happen himself—without knowing their wishes—George took power into his own hands rather than returning it to those who had been hurt.
After George’s statement went out, Geoff decided not to go on tour. We support him in this decision. Trying to learn from his mistakes and answer to the needs of those he hurt is already a lot of work. It is unrealistic to think Geoff could do these things responsibly while also addressing the public statements put out by people like George.
Below is a statement that we were working on before Geoff decided not to go on tour. It is still useful to share because it offers important context about how we are approaching this.
We apologize for not making a public statement earlier. The people Geoff hurt had not asked for us to, and it was a higher priority for us to communicate with them and focus on Geoff’s accountability process. Unfortunately, although it takes a long time to put together a responsible public statement, it takes very little time for a rumor to travel the internet. As a community, we have to be careful that “public relations” and posturing do not take priority over mature responses to these issues.

Geoff fucked up in a particularly big, public way: hurting several people across the country and waiting to deal with his mistakes until he was publicly called out, rather than taking the initiative to address the situation with each person on his own.
This is unacceptable.
 People have such different ideas of what constitutes acceptable risk, what constitutes safer sex, and what aspects of one’s sexual health history are relevant to share, that it is unacceptable to make assumptions about what is okay for someone else.
Everyone fucks up—and not everyone gets called out when they do—but we are disappointed that Geoff waited until he was called out to deal with this, rather than opening dialogue about this beforehand. However, we don’t simply believe in exiling people from our lives when they make mistakes. Practically, that just pushes people, with all of their problematic behaviors, into other people’s communities and lives. We believe in “fighting where we stand”; we believe it is the responsibility of the friends of the person who fucked up to hold them accountable and work through their hurtful behaviors with them.
Geoff’s reaction to being called out informs how we interact with him now. Geoff is taking on the project of being responsive to the needs of those he hurt. He has been open to hearing about how he fucked up, and he seems genuinely invested in changing his hurtful behaviors.
As his bandmates and friends, we’re committed to making sure that Geoff continues to act according to the wishes of those he hurt and that he continues to learn from this until he can develop a healthier relationship to sex and sexual health. We’re also taking time to reflect on what opportunities we might have missed to address related issues with Geoff in the past. We welcome perspective and feedback from Geoff’s friends and acquaintances—especially those directly affected by his relationships to women and sexuality.
How do you know you are making the right choices about Geoff’s accountability process?
We don’t believe that there are choices for Geoff’s accountability process that are “objectively” the right ones. We feel uncertain about the choices we are making, but the important thing is that we feel good about the process we used to make those choices and about the dynamics between the members of this band and the people Geoff hurt. Responding to the needs of the people Geoff hurt is our top priority.
We are working on models for real accountability, and we hope that people can look at how we are doing things, rather than simply the end product of our choices.
What is our vision of restorative justice?
We would like to see our communities develop a nuanced approach to working with people on their accountability processes.  Every situation is different—whether someone is called out publicly or privately.
We aspire to a culture where being accountable is a normal part of life, where we can continue with our lives while we deal with our shit—not prioritizing one over the other, but understanding them as interdependent on each other—without being made out to be monsters or heroes. Neither of those extremes is a useful way to make someone feel, and neither of them creates a culture in which people are likely to call each other out or be open to being called out.
When some people tell the world how to respond to a person’s harmful behavior without consulting the people who were directly hurt by that behavior, they discourage other people from calling out those who hurt them. If people know they won’t be able to control the consequences of calling someone out, they may be hesitant to do it.


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Donald Trump To Visit London In December For NATO Summit
The Queen will host a reception at Buckingham Palace as part of the summit.
US President Donald Trump poses alongside NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg in 2018 (Picture: NATO).
US President Donald Trump will travel to Britain in early December for a NATO summit, the White House has confirmed.
The American president and his wife Melania will be in the UK from 2 until 4 December for a gathering of alliance leaders.
His arrival will come as campaigning intensifies ahead of the snap General Election on 12 December.
The summit will feature a reception hosted by the Queen at Buckingham Palace.
Mr Trump has faced large-scale demonstrations on his two previous visits to London as US president.
He has regularly expressed concern that many NATO members are not providing sufficient financial support for the military alliance.
In June, Mr Trump said NATO "cannot rely on one nation to defend all".
Only seven out of the 29 nations that make up NATO currently meet or exceed the alliance's target of spending 2% GDP on defence.
Confirming Mr Trump's visit to London, a White House statement said: "President Trump looks forward to meeting with the other NATO heads of state and government to review the alliance's unprecedented progress on burden-sharing, including adding more than 100 billion dollars in new defence spending since 2016.
"The president will also emphasise the need for the NATO alliance to ensure its readiness for the threats of tomorrow, including those emanating from cyberspace, those affecting our critical infrastructure and telecommunications networks, and those posed by terrorism."


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How To Grow Dwarf Banana Crop
Introduction
The Dwarf Banana tree is simple to worry for however will need ample humidity. it's the oldest and commonest fruit best-known to mankind. It's one among the necessary fruit trees and constitutes the second-largest fruit business in India. it's obtainable throughout the year. it's made in carbohydrates, minerals like calcium, potassium, Mg, Na, and phosphorous. banana tree may be consumed as processed in varied forms like chips, powder, and flakes, and so on The biology names of the herbaceous plant are genus Musa chemist and Musa paradisiaca, that belongs to the liliopsid family family.
Soil and climate conditions
Climatic conditions –
Conditions starting from 19-26°C are fine for your herbaceous plant farming. This tree enjoys additional wetness, so be at liberty to mist daily. an alternative choice is to put the instrumentation on a rock receptacle and place pebbles an in. approximately deep during a plate or tray stuffed with water. The pebbles keep the plant up out of the water and because the water evaporates, it creates humidity for the tree.
Soil conditions –
The herbaceous plant could be a serious feeder crop. Therefore, the fertility of the soil is important. For Banana cultivation, made and well-drained soils with many organic matter are best suited. The optimum vary of pH level of soil ought to be vi to eight is recommended. Usually, Banana trees want rich, moisture, and well-drained soil with 40% clay, 75% silt, 85% soil soil. Banana trees like a lot of acidic soil. Low pH level soil makes bananas more liable to Panama disease. Avoid soil that's sandy, salty, nutritionally deficient and ill-drained soil for Banana farming. If soil isn't within the most favourable condition, and so improve it. lightweight sandy soil may be improved by inserting mulch round the Banana trees. Then, this may improve water retention and forestall nutrients from percolating quickly into the soil. Before you plant Banana trees, nutritionally deficient soil can be improved by incorporating organic matter into the soil. Then, this method should be continual as often as possible. Banana trees don't tolerate waterlogging as a result of their roots will rot and then, this may be resolved by planting the Bananas in raised beds.
Cultivation -
Industrial Dwarf Banana tree trees don't manufacture viable seeds. Thus, the banana is often propagated by suckers and blade suckers with slender leaves. Rhizomes whole or in bits from fruited and non-fruited plants with a minimum of one sound bud may be effectively used as propagating material. For Banana cultivation, blade sucker is that the most industrial planting material. however today tissue civilised bananas are gaining quality thanks to their early bearing, disease-free and uniform flowering. many kinds of the banana tree tree are hybridized, and it’s best to shop for live plants from suppliers. Most hybrid Banana plants don’t manufacture seed, and if they do, it’s not viable. the foremost reliable thanks to propagate banana cultivars is by tissue culture. That’s how the bulk of banana trees are created for industrial sale. Tissue culture allows growers to provide excellent clones of the initial parent Banana plant.
A way to Grow a Banana Tree:
- Choose a planting website that receives full sun and use a spade to interrupt up the soil to a foot depth. Add a couple of inches of organic matter like compost or unsound manure to best plant growth. banana tree trees thrive best in well-drained conditions and nutrient levels.
- Once that, add 1/2 pound of 6-2-12 garden plant food to the planting location, and incorporating it totally into the highest twelve to eighteen inches of soil.
- Trim off the leaves of the banana tree tree sucker that you simply are planting, mistreatment scissors or pruning shears
- Plant the banana sucker, concealment plant roots and its base up to the dirt line on the sucker wherever it absolutely was originally buried. Usually, house the banana tree tree concerning twenty feet from the other vegetation, and eight feet far from any other banana tree trees. The planting distance changes from 2x 2m within the case of dwarf varieties to 3×3 m in the case of tall varieties.
- Water the planting site, and repeat watering each seven to ten days to keep up soil wetness to a depth of an approximate foot. banana tree trees are thirsty plants, and counting on localized climate want over an in. of water every week.
- Unfold a 6-inch-deep layer of mulch like wood chips or bark fragments, around your banana tree tree. Then, this reduces weed problems, keeps the soil cool, and helps conserve moisture. Also, the mulch can slowly decompose and enhance the underlying soil.
- Repeat your fertilization four months once the planting date and each 4 months after that, mistreatment two pounds of 10-5-20 at every application. forever apply plant food straightaway before irrigation and therefore the water helps carry the fertilizer’s nutrients right down to the roots. It usually takes fifteen months before the banana tree tree starts flowering. banana tree trees solely manufacture fruit once per tree.
Fertilizer
Manures and Fertilizers in Dwarf Banana Cultivation: Banana tree trees are massive eaters. You’ll got to fertilize the banana tree tree on a monthly schedule for best growth. employing a high-phosphorous plant food like AN 8-10-8 is good for best growth. If you can’t realize that, a balanced 10-10-10 can work. For young plants, use sixty five to 75% strength fertilizer, as they don’t want quite as much. Older plants have full strength. If you're attempting to market fruiting, you are progressing to desire a high metal fertilizer. The Banana fruit needs additional metal to grow. pick one thing sort of a 10-10-15 or 10-10-20. If you're growing the plant indoors, you don’t got to fertilize as heavily. Indoor banana trees grow way more slowly. about use 50% of the plant food you'd use on an outside banana tree tree. Overwintering trees need no fertilizer at all.
Diseases occurred in crop:
| Name of Disease | Caused by | Symptoms | Management |
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| Anthracnose | Fungus | Brown spots on fruit peel; large brown to black areas; black lesions on green fruit. | Commercially produced fruit should be washed and dipped in fungicide prior to shipping; protect fruit from injury; remove flower parts which can harbour fungus. |
| Black sigatoka | Fungus | Red/brown flecks or spots on underside or topside of leaves; spots with dark or yellow border and grey centre; death of leaf surface; bunch not developing | Export plantations may require regular fungicide applications; increase plant spacing to improve air circulation and reduce humidity; remove leaves with mature spots |
| Cigar end rot | Fungus | Tips of fingers initially begin to darken and wrinkle; tips of fingers develop a dark rot; if Verticillium fungi are present then the rot is typically dry and the tips become mummified, if Trachysphaera is present, the rotted are become covered with white spores which gives the fingers the ashen appearance characteristic of cigar end rot. | Infected flowers should be removed from the plant; bunches should be bagged using perforated polyethylene; chemical control may be necessary in the case of severe infestations. |
| Panama disease | Fungus | The fungus infect roots and grow inside xylem vessels which in turn blocks flow of nutrients and water to plant. We can see reddish brown discoloration of vascular tissue by cut opening rhizomes and pseudostem. The above ground symptoms are yellowing of older leaves; splitting of leaf sheaths; leaves wilting and buckling; death of entire canopy. | Use disease free planting materials; currently no effective treatment once plants are infected. |
| Rhizome rot | Bacteria | Pseudostem breaks from rhizome; rhizome will not germinate; internal tissue yellow/brown and watery | Select only high quality, disease-free rhizomes fro propagation; disinfect all tools used for propagation regularly; allow seed pieces to dry before planting |
Dwarf Banana Harvest and Yielding
Dwarf Banana varieties begin flowering in concerning nine months when planting and therefore the fruits take about three months a lot of to mature whereas, tall varieties take about twelve months for flowering after planting. Then, the bunch is harvested simply before it attains the ripening stage. The banana trees become prepared for harvest inside eleven to fourteen months after the planting process.


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In the expression:
gm sales + ford salesthe following interpretations could be possible:
In this example, the last interpretation is clearly the only meaningful one. However, in the example:
gm sales + ford sales logthe following interpretations could be possible:
Although the second interpretation is likely to be the one intended, Vision would actually use the first approach.
Clearly the order of executing the various messages can make a difference, so Vision needs unambiguous rules for choosing what to do first. Vision does this by assigning a precedence level to each type of message.
You are probably familiar with the precedence rules used for basic arithmetic. Arithmetic rules state that multiplication and division have a higher precedence than addition and subtraction, so they are performed first. If an expression contains two operations of the same precedence, they are executed in the order in which they occur. For example:
3 * 2 + 4computes to 10 and:
10 + 3 * 2computes to 16.
Parentheses can be used to change the order of evaluation. In the above examples:
3 * (2 + 4)computes to 18 and:
(10 + 3) * 2computes to 26.
Vision extends the notions of precedence to include all messages. The precedence rules for expression evaluation are as follows:
When Vision finds parenthesized expressions they are always evaluated first. If more than one parenthesized expression exists, they are evaluated in the order in which they appear. Parenthesized expressions may contain parenthesized expressions. Within each expression, these same precedence rules apply.
For example the order of operations for the example described above is illustrated below:
The actual steps performed are:
As the preceding example illustrates, expressions are actually decomposed into a series of expressions that get executed based on precedence order. An expression within parentheses is evaluated before any expression outside the parentheses. If the previous example were written as:
(gm sales + ford sales) logthe expected result is achieved. The order of operations is:
The actual steps performed are:
The following examples further illustrate precedence rules. To add 3 to the value of the May estimate, the expression:
:estimate asOf: 9305 + 3 (incorrect)produces incorrect results. Because the binary message + is evaluated before keyword messages, Vision will first add 3 to 9305 to produce the parameter for the asOf: message. The correct expression is:
(:estimate asOf: 9305) + 3To print the sum of 2 and 7, the expression:
2 + 7 print ; (incorrect)produces incorrect results. Because unary messages are evaluated before binary messages, Vision will print the value 7 prior to performing the addition operation. The correct expression is:
( 2 + 7 ) print ;Alternatively, you could have used one of the keyword versions of the print message. For example, the expression:
2 + 7 print: 12 ;also produces the correct result. Because the keyword message print: has a lower precedence than the binary message +, the expression 2 + 7 is evaluated first and the message print: 12 is applied to the result. In this case the value 9 is printed, right justified in 12 columns.
To count the number of elements in the union of two lists, the expression:
mylist union: yourlist count (incorrect)produces incorrect results. Because unary messages are evaluated before keyword messages, Vision will compute the number of elements in yourlist first and will use this result as the argument for the union: message. The correct expression is:
(mylist union: yourlist) count
Because keyword messages have lower precedence than unary and most binary messages, it is often necessary to enclose the entire keyword message expression (i.e., recipient, selectors, and parameters) within parentheses. This can become cumbersome, especially when an expression contains many multiple keyword expressions within it. For this situation, Vision provides an alternative to the parentheses. You can place a '.' (period) in your expression to indicate that you have completed a keyword message. This Dot Operator plays the role of a closing parenthesis, where the opening parenthesis is assumed to be at the start of the current expression.
Using the dot operator, the previous expressions could have been written as:
:estimate asOf: 9305 . + 3and
mylist union: yourlist . countNote that the '.' can only be used as a terminator for a keyword message. It is meaningless with unary and binary messages and will produce a syntax error in these cases.
One final piece of information is needed to complete this discussion on order of operations. Whenever multiple keywords appear in an unparenthesized expression, Vision assumes they form a single message. Therefore the expression:
mylist union: yourlist exclude: autolist (incorrect)would be viewed as sending the keyword message union:exclude: to the object mylist and providing two parameters, yourlist and autolist. To tell Vision to view this expression as two successive keyword messages (i.e., union: and exclude: ) either of the following formats is valid:
(mylist union: yourlist) exclude: autolist or mylist union: yourlist . exclude: autolist
Any of the following formats can be used to find the number of elements in the final list produced:
( (mylist union: yourlist) exclude: autolist) count or (mylist union: yourlist . exclude: autolist) count or mylist union: yourlist . exclude: autolist . count
For you grammar buffs, here is the Vision language syntax presented in a BNF format:
VisionProgram : ExpressionList ExpressionList : ExpressionListTerm | ExpressionList ';' ExpressionListTerm ExpressionListTerm : | Expression Expression : KeywordExpression | BinaryExpression | UnaryExpression KeywordExpression : Expression KeywordExpressionTerms KeywordExpressionTerms : KeywordExpressionTerm | KeywordExpressionTerm KeywordExpressionTerms KeywordExpressionTerm : Keyword Expression | ':' Keyword Expression BinaryExpression : Expression BinaryOperator Expression | Expression ':' BinaryOperator Expression BinaryOperator : '*' | '/' | '+' | '-' | '=' | '==' | '!=' | '!==' | '<' | '<=' | '>=' | '>' | '&&' | '||' | ',' | '<-' | '->' UnaryExpression : Primary | UnaryOperator | UnaryExpression UnaryOperator UnaryOperator : Identifier | ':' Identifier Primary : '!' Identifier | '^' Identifier | Block | Selector | String | Number | '(' Expression ')' | KeywordExpression '.' Block : '[' ExpressionList ']' | '[' | BlockHeader '|' ExpressionList ']' BlockHeader : ParameterList | MethodTemplate ParameterList : ':' Identifier | ':' Identifier ParameterList MethodTemplate : Identifier | BinaryOperator Identifier | KeywordMethodTemplate KeywordMethodTemplate : Keyword Identifier | Keyword Identifier KeywordMethodTemplate Selector : ''' Identifier ''' | ''' BinaryOperator ''' | ''' KeywordSelector ''' KeywordSelector : Keyword | Keyword KeywordSelector Keyword : Identifier':' ... no whitespace allowed before the : Identifier : Alpha | Alpha AlphaNumerics Alpha : [a-zA-Z_] | '\'. ... any character preceded by a \ AlphaNumerics : AlphaNumeric AlphaNumerics AlphaNumeric : Alpha | Digit Number : Sign UnsignedNumber Sign : | '+' | '-' UnsignedNumber : Mantissa Exponent | '0x'HexDigits ... no whitespace allowed after the 0x Mantissa : Digits | Digits '.' | '.' Digits | Digits '.' Digits Exponent : | ExponentTag Sign Digits ExponentTag : [Ee] Digits : Digit | Digit Digits Digit : [0-9] HexDigits : HexDigit | HexDigit HexDigits HexDigit : [0-9a-fA-F] String : '"' StringBody '"' StringBody : | StringBodyCharacter StringBody StringBodyCharacter : . | '\'. ... any character preceded by a \
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This module supports arithmetic with polynomials over GF(2).
Polynomials over GF(2) are represented as nonnegative integers.
The polynomial b_n x^n + ... + b_1 x + b_0 corresponds
to the integer b_n 2^n + ... + b_1 2 + b_0, for bits b_n,...,b_0.
The operators +, -, *, <<, //, %, and function divmod are overloaded.
Using the direct correspondence between polynomials and integers,
the operators <, <=, >, >=, ==, != are overloaded as well, where
the zero polynomial is the smallest polynomial.
GCD, extended GCD, modular inverse and powers are all supported.
A simple irreducibility test is provided as well as a basic
routine to find the next largest irreducible polynomial.
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[gecode-users] random / mod
Torsten Anders
torstenanders at gmx.de
Thu Aug 24 12:34:57 CEST 2006
Dear Guido,
On 23.08.2006, at 22:01, Guido Tack wrote:
> I'll be very interested in seeing music applications of the set
> constraints! Let me know if you need any special propagators or have
> interesting ideas for modeling!
Here are a number of musical applications of constraint programming:
http://strasheela.sourceforge.net/strasheela/doc/
StrasheelaExamples.html
The harmonisation examples (Automatic Melody Harmonisation and
Microtonal Chord Progression) internally apply set constraints and
modulo constraints. However, in order to simplify the definition of
these not quite trivial examples, they make use of generic
functionality provided by Strasheela (i.e. the set constraints are
applied to the chord representation defined by Strasheela's generic
harmony model).
Best,
Torsten
PS: all examples are implemented in Oz.
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Torsten Anders
Sonic Arts Research Centre • Queen's University Belfast
Frankstr. 49 • D-50996 Köln
Tel: +49-221-3980750
http://www.torsten-anders.de
http://strasheela.sourceforge.net
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