Scheme's arithmetic system was designed to allow a wide variety of implementations. After many years of implementation experience, however, most implementations now fall into a small number of categories, and the benefits of continued experimentation no longer justify the confusion and portability problems that have resulted from giving implementations so much freedom in this area. Moreover, the R5RS generic arithmetic is difficult to implement as efficiently as purely fixnum or purely flonum arithmetic. (Fixnum arithmetic is typically limited-precision integer arithmetic implemented using one or more representations that may be especially efficient on the executing machine; flonum arithmetic is typically limited-precision floating-point arithmetic using one or more representations that may be especially efficient on the executing machine.)
This SRFI is an effort to extend and clarify the R5RS arithmetic to make it more portable, more comprehensive, and enable faster programs.
Furthermore, one of us (Sperber) has argued that Scheme's arithmetic requires radical overhaul. The other (Clinger) agrees that revisions are needed. Whether these revisions qualify as radical is best left to the judgement of individual readers.
This SRFI proposes to revise section 6.2 ("Numbers") of R5RS by:
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to behave more sensibly with inexact numbers


This example uses Reductio to reduce groups. It generates multiple reductions - the chart uses one of the those using a custom value accessor. This example also demonstrates fix for issue #1440.


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The WWW (world wide web) is held together entirely by hyperlinks. Hyperlinks are what quite literally make the internet a web, linking one website to another.
Computers use HTTP to communicate with browsers, that then send the requests over the internet to servers.These servers then send the requested documents back to our computers
HTTP: Hypertext transfer protocol. How data communicates through The Web.
HTML: HyperText Markup Language. Language used to build websites.
 They just take things a little too literally sometimes.
HTML is the basis for everything. There are three essential parts of HTML.
Text content: What the page is actually going to end up looking like.
Markup: Tags, or what you use to to make the content presentable. Example: b=bold, em=italicized, a=anchor, br=break, p=paragraph.
Refrences to other documents: Attributes are what allow you to make links. [Tag ATTR=“value”> contents [/tag>
If you ever forget, everything is just a google search away.


Ocean [aw56], ocean, in The Inner Sea
Last updated Turn #64
Ocean [aw56], ocean, in The Inner Sea
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22: Fast Winds [ak2q], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails, 8% damaged,
22: arrived from Ocean [aw57], owner:
22: Dorothy [v1b], Pen, with eight sailors
23: Fast Winds [ak2q], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails, 8% damaged,
23: departed for Ocean [aw55].
Routes leaving Ocean:
North, plain, to Buffalo Plains [av56], Imperia, 2 days
East, to Ocean [aw57], 6 days
South, to Ocean [ax56], 6 days
West, to Ocean [aw55], 6 days
Inner locations:
Island [ab6g], island, 1 day, owner:
Giant spider [ip7m], giant spiders, number: 19


Circuit Details
- Timers and sequencers for NPN driver circuitry
- Outputs configured as half H-Bridge or high-side, low-side
- Individual high-side, low-side drive options
- Drivers for DC motor or 3-phase brushless DC motor
- Voltage and current monitor with digitally settable high and low trip points.
- Fault detection
- Internal reference
- Oscillator with external crystal
- SPI communications interface
- Load dump transient protection
- -40°C to +150°C operation
- 4-Channel 1/2 H-Bridge controllers
- High dynamic range requirements
- Noisy ambient and system environment – signal-path and substrate noise filtering required
- Precision, high-speed current-to-voltage front-end
- Multiple package options
- QFN for prototypes and development systems
- 9-bump WLCSP for high volume production


Peaks in Hong Kong - Where and How Much Can You See?
NOTE:This application is best viewed on laptop/tablet with minimum width of 800px. Mobile version of this app is ongoing development.
With numerous amount of hills and peaks in Hong Kong, have you ever investigated the visable area from the peaks?
This application allows you to view and check where and how much you could see from the peaks with given visible distance.
In this 3d map, the peaks are labelled with their Chinese and English names, as well as elevation.
How to Use
- Drag and wander around the 3D map and investigate the topography.
- Click on the peaks (or any other places you like). A red pin will appear on the place you clicked.
- The application will then compute the visible area (viewshed in jargon) from that point. The white grids appears on the map shows the area visible from the centre.
- Drag the slider to set your desired visibility (1-20km) to simulate how far you can see from the centre.
Current Visibility
Current visibility data are provided by Hong Kong Observatory.
Spots
No idea where to start? Take a glance at the following scenes.
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Victoria Harbour
(initial view)
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Victoria Peak
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Eight Mountains of Kowloon (九龍群山)
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Tai Mo Shan
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Sharp Peak (蚺蛇尖)


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# Istio Developer Portal
# intro
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'I founded my business while living on the street'
by Katie SilverFrom sleeping in a phone box to founding a six-figure business teaching martial arts, it's been an eventful two years for Gavin Eastham.
In February last year, he found himself being pelted with hailstones on his first night on the streets.
The 36 year-old's marriage had broken down and, having suffered a back injury, he wasn't able to work.
"Because I'm not originally from north Wales, it meant I had no contacts. I had nowhere else to go," he said.
His ex-wife thought he had somewhere else to stay but he didn't.
He decided to go to the local library, initially to stay warm, but he felt time-pressured to turn things around.
"I thought the minute I was homeless, I'd look homeless and if I look homeless people are going to look at me in a certain way," he told the BBC's Wake Up to Money.
After spending a few days there, the local librarian became suspicious. He told her he had plans to set up his own business.
"I thought I need to make a positive change, I need to do something," he said.
Strategy by day, shelter by night
He was also using the library for something more pressing: "I was actually researching how to survive being homeless. I'm a bit of a city boy so I did a bit of research reading blogs and forums about how to survive on the streets."
While at night he'd focus on finding shelter, by day he was reading books on business strategy.
"This sounds crazy but the only thing I've ever been good or half decent at was martial arts. How could I turn that into an opportunity to secure my future?"
He started researching and came up with a company name and logo, wrote a syllabus and bought a domain name for £1.58.
"I thought - if I've got a domain name I've got to keep going."
"This dream I thought that I might one day fulfil was giving me the energy I needed to survive."
After three weeks on the streets, he managed to secure temporary housing and then, in May last year, launched his martial arts school Cobra Life in Flintshire, Wales.
Now he says he has a "thriving business, turning over six figures."
With plans to franchise, he's looking to hire a full-time instructor: "That is going to give me chance to get off the dance floor and onto the balcony, to strategise and expand," he said.
He said the teachings of martial arts gave him the strength to continue: "Those essential skills have been instilled since a child so even though times were tough I knew I had to persevere and focus on my goals which were simply dreams written down!"


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"Canonical and the Ubuntu developers have released the first beta for version 11.10 of their Linux distribution, code-named "Oneiric Ocelot". Based on Linux 3.0.1, the beta includes improvements to the Unity interface.."
I was really hoping that sentence would end "...by which we mean it now defaults to 'off'. You're welcome, Ubuntu community."
Thankfully, it's easy to boot into Ubuntu Classic Desktop -- which is also a UI disaster zone, but at least lets me get stuff done.


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{% load static %}
These results you see are cached. They were last updated {{ check_record.created|timesince }} ago. Click here to force a refresh.
{% endif %} {% if could_not_load %}Note that the results of this test are only valid for websites that actually run Django - otherwise the test will generate some false positives.
HTTP using SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) encrypts the traffic between your web server and it's clients. This means the traffic, even if intercepted, can not be decoded by an attacker. This is important if there is any kind of confidential information on your site, so basically any site that uses logins.
The Heartbleed bug is a very serious vulnerability in OpenSSL 1.0.1 versions prior to Openssl 1.0.1g. It can allow an attacker to retrieve memory contents, without leaving a trace. It can reveal private SSL keys, session IDs, passwords and other sensitive information. This is not a theoretical risk: the author has personally managed to steal Django session IDs with this bug without fail, in mere seconds.
The Django debug mode helps in debugging, mainly by showing very detailed error pages. These error pages contain very detailed tracebacks, most settings and all sorts of other data about your environment that can be helpful in debugging. You should never enable this on a production site, because it gives out tons of internal information.
The Django admin site is a component shipped with Django to administer the data in your database. Obviously, this is an incredibly powerful interface, for which authorisation should not fall in the wrong hands. Therefore, if you use the admin, you should always use HTTPS, to make sure logins or other data can not be intercepted.
If you use Django's authentication, you should be securing it with HTTPS. After all, if something is worth hiding behind a username and password, it's worth protecting from traffic interception.
The session cookie is used to recognize the same client between different requests. Having access to an authenticated user's session ID is almost as good as having their username and password. Therefore, it is vital to protect the session cookie.
Clickjacking is an attack where one website is transparently overlayed on top of another website. The user thinks they are manipulating the website they see, but in reality their actions go to the invisible website. This depends on the invisible website being placed in a HTML frame. To prevent this, you can set the X-Frame-Options header. This tells the browser not to permit your website to be embedded in HTML frames. Django 1.4 ships with clickjacking protection middleware. to help you do this.
HTTP strict transport security is basically a way of telling the browser: never load this site over HTTP and never allow it to be loaded when the HTTPS certificates are doubtful in some way. There's an expiry time for how long the browser remembers this. This is a good added layer of protection, next to simply redirecting all HTTP requests to HTTPS. You'll still have to do the latter, because not all browsers support HSTS. HSTS middleware is not included in Django, but you can use django-secure's middleware. For a good in-depth explanation of HSTS, see Adam Langley's blog.
The TRACE method is a rarely used HTTP request method. Basically, it asks the webserver to return the exact request as it was received. This can be used in cross-site scripting, to retrieve the session cookie. TRACE is intended for debugging, but very rarely used, so it's a good practice to disable it. You can always re-enable it later if you do need it.


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| public nothrow void | AddNewLocation(const CompoundLocation& newLocation) |
| public nothrow void | AddOldLocation(int index, const CompoundLocation& oldLocation) |
| public override nothrow void | Finalize() |
| public override nothrow void | Redo() |
| public override nothrow void | Undo() |
| private List<int> | indeces |
| private List<CompoundLocation> | newLocations |
| private List<CompoundLocation> | oldLocations |


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3.45 |
0.026 |
PPIA |
Peptidyl-prolyl cis-trans isomerase A |
P17742 |
18 |
9 |
Cytoplasm |
Protein modification and binding |
| 2832 |
1.88 |
0.02 |
SUCB2 |
Succinyl-CoA ligase [GDP-forming] subunit beta, mitochondrial |
Q9Z2I8 |
47 |
4 |
Mitochondrion |
Metabolism (Krebs cycle) |
| 3742 |
1.51 |
0.043 |
GSTM1 |
Glutathione S-transferase Mu 1 |
P10649 |
26 |
3 |
Cytoplasm |
Cellular detoxification |
| 3742 |
1.51 |
0.043 |
GSTM2 |
Glutathione S-transferase Mu 2 |
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26 |
7 |
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1.21
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36 |
10, 12 |
Cytoplasm |
Metabolism (Glycolysis) |
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3767
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1.42
1.26
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0.047
0.015
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PGAM1 |
Phosphoglycerate mutase 1 |
Q9DBJ1 |
29 |
8, 7 |
Cytoplasm |
Metabolism (carbohydrate metabolism) |
| 2002 |
1.42 |
0.045 |
STIP1 |
Stress-induced-phosphoprotein 1 |
Q60864 |
63 |
20 |
Cytoplasm/Nucleus |
Stress response |
| 2546 |
1.41 |
0.023 |
PDIA6 (ERP) |
Protein disulfide-isomerase A6 |
Q922R8 |
48 |
11 |
Endoplasmic reticulum/cell membrane |
Protein modification and binding |
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1804
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1.37
1.23
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0.014
0.047
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HSP90B |
Heat shock protein HSP 90-beta |
P11499 |
83 |
26, 18 |
Cytoplasm |
Stress response |
| 1406 |
1.32 |
0.049 |
FLNA |
Filamin-A |
Q8BTM8 |
280 |
16 |
Cytoplasm |
Cell motility |
| 4371 |
1.32 |
0.031 |
COF1 (CFL) |
Cofilin-1 |
P18760 |
18 |
5 |
Cytoplasm/cell membrane/nucleus |
Cell cycle/cell motility |
2585
2589
2622
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1.27
1.18
1.18
|
0.013
0.005
0.009
|
ENOA (ENO1) |
Alpha-enolase |
P17182 |
47 |
14, 21, 23 |
Cytoplasm/cell membrane |
Metabolism (carbohydrate metabolism) |


I'm glad to see you on my page where I will tell you about myself. I will share with you my education, my professional experiences, my hobbies and my contact information.
I was born and grew up in Ukraine.
After that I came back to Ukraine to go to the university. For my Masters degree I came to France where I studied
in Toulouse Business School and in Sorbonne.
After graduation I started working in the luxury cosmetics field.
My major competences are in:
In my spare time as many other people I like to see my friends over a cup of coffee or a glass of wine.
Sometimes with my close friends we take weekend trips to discover a new place or practice a new activity.
On the cold evening nights I like to read books and watch series on Netflix.
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This is a very basic boiler plate for ionic 5 and firebase. In order to use it, you should set up a firebase application variables under the environment/ folder.


Compensatory Growth in Salmon
Abstract:
Salmon like many animals
Data Description:
Rest. Good
- These salmon were starved
Low Temp.
- These salmon were frozen.
Data (grams):
Day
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Rest.Food
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Reference:
Ecology 78...
a bunch of stuff here.
Go PUMAZ!


PRIPYAT A film review by Julia Levin Copyright 2001 filmcritic.com filmcritic.com
The word Chernobyl has become a metaphor not only for the horror of uncontrolled nuclear power but also for the secrecy and deception of a collapsing Soviet system, with its disregard for the safety and welfare of its workers and their families. When the reactor exploded on April 26, 1986, the explosion instantly killed 30 people. More than 15,000 died in the emergency cleanup afterwards. But the real scale of the catastrophe, which displaced hundreds of thousands of people and converted villages into ghost towns, turned out to be far greater.
Today, progressive scientists say the effects of that radiation are more serious than ever predicted. However, 15 years later, uncertainty still hangs over the planned closure of the nuclear plant this year, despite warnings that it is a time bomb. Of its four Soviet-built reactors, only number three is still in operation.
For the people who still live in Pripyat, a small town situated next to Chernobyl, it is both a contamination zone (or a "Zone of Alienation," its official title) and a place where they lived, dreamt, created families, and raised kids. Prior to 1986, the population of Pripyat was roughly 48,000. In 1999, 13 years after the nuclear explosion, the Austrian filmmaker Nikolaus Geyhalter examines a human face of this "Alienation Zone" -- the lives of people who returned to town after the disaster and those who are still waiting to be relocated.
The mood of the remaining elders is grim, but nobody seems to be particularly shocked. Although some of them, in the course of several interviews, clearly understand the initial Soviet cover-up in acknowledging the tragedy, the majority don't exhibit much knowledge and choose simply to submit to fate. One elderly couple shares their family story -- how they left, got homesick, and returned to Pripyat, where they live in nearly primitive conditions. Having nobody to share their lives with, their days are spent by gathering mushrooms, cooking, and doing housework. "The barbwire doesn't stop the radiation, so why be scared?" they wonder.
Pripyat used to be a lively little town, both a powerful nuclear center and a conveniently planned city with schools and urban apartments. It is now a dead, lifeless stretch of land littered with scraps of the past: Decaying buildings, gnarled benches of the former sport stadium, glaring empty spaces. A solitary lab scientist is the only one in the film who, when discussing the aftermath of nuclear tragedy, openly deplores the system for taking measures without also taking social responsibility and assuring safety.
Other official workers -- the chief operator of the plant's switchboard, a parking lot foreman, and the checkpoint militiamen -- all appear to be re-playing half-scared, half-informed pieces of information. Technically, the filmmaker's agenda remains objective, if not anonymous: No voice over or narrator acts as mediator, except when questions are asked, and no editing juxtapositions are presented.
The film eloquently differentiates the official version of nuclear tragedy and the meaning of the tragedy for Pripyat inhabitants. There is an accidental play on words, a trick I take as a metaphor for the film's meaning. One of the interviewees is asked if it makes sense to guard a huge parking lot containing radioactively contaminated vehicles. Perhaps those who surround Pripyat, calling for a "theoretical renewal of Chernobyl's earth" would know the answer? Pripyat is a documentary about a place that officially has ceased to exist. It does, however, exist as a living proof of a never-changing corruption of the Soviet regime, a corrupt legacy which, despite the fall of USSR, remains omnipresent in this carefully crafted and deliberately slow-paced documentary.

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Ronin Novelty Note 1 - overheat
Document Id: KBDOC-00090
Created: 2010-06-20
Updated: 2010-06-21
Ronin Novelty Note 1 overheat
On rare occasions, your Ronin Novelty Note 1 may overheat. This is normal and the phone will return to normal operation after a reboot.
Cooling the phone faster
- Place the phone in the fridge to make it cold.
- Think cold thoughts to cool off the phone.
- Use the Sub-Zero Ice Freeze move to freeze the phone.
Tags: phone, overheat, their, together, by, might


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category: release-notes
version: 1.5.1
title: No Double Dashes in Colors and Borders
breaking-changes:
potential-breaking-changes:
- Reduced the h1 size to 1.75rem (28px). Previously h1 was 2.25rem (36px).
deprecated:
- All lighter versions of borders have changed from .xs-border--lighter
to .xs-border-lighter
. Double-dashed class names will be removed in 2.0.
- All fill, link and text color classes and variables now use single dash modifider format instead of the double dash format. Any classes that were previously using the double dash format will be removed in Solid 2.0.
added:
- Font-smoothing: antialiased to the .slab
class.
release-notes:
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Calibration is about projecting the 3D world to a 2D image, for the next few lessons, we are gonna learn about how to map one image to another.
Several operations: translations, similarity, euclidean, affine. All about matrix multiplications.
Projective transformations: for 2D images it’s a 3*3 matrix applied to homogeneous matrices (x, y, 1). According to different types of transformations, we need different pairs of points to map. For example, how many points do we need to do homography? Four to map each edge of rectangle to each edge on the other rectangle.
Lesson 3D-L2 Homographies and Mozaics
Usually there are eight degrees of freedom in homography transformations
The geometric meaning of using homogeneous matrix is because: each point (x, y) on the plane (at z=1) is represented by a ray (sx, sy, s). All points on the ray are equivalent. Which means, points on the image plane (x, y, 1) is equivalent to a ray (sx, sy, s) in space coming from the center of projection (0, 0, 0) and intersecting the image plane (z=1).
Basic question: how to relate two images from the same camera center? Answer: Cast a ray through each pixel in PP1, then draw the pixel where that ray intersects PP2. So the only thing that matters is to know where the camera points.
Application: panorama. Procedure: Take a sequence of images from the same position; Compute transformation between second image and first; Transform the second image to overlap with the first; Blend the two together to create a mosaic (panorama).
The procedure of transforming the secodn image to overlap with the first is homography. In order to solve the homography operator, we need 4 pairs of points and use SVD method as discussed in section 3C-L3.
Lesson 3D-L3 Projective Geometry
The initiative to use homogeneous coordinates is that: each point (x, y) on the plane is represented by a ray (sx, sy, s).
In homogeneous coordinates, 2D lines ax+by+c=0 can be thought as dot product of two matrices (a,b,c) and (x,y,1) where l = (a, b, c) is a normal line.
Projective line: is a plane of rays through origin defined by the normal l = (a, b, c)
What is the line l spanned by rays p1 and p2? It should be perpendicular to l the normal line l = p1 cross p2.
Lesson 3D-L4 Essential Matrix
Problem: Given two views of a scene, what is the relationship between the location of a scene point in one image and its location in the other? We need to find out the matches (restraints)
Find pairs of points that correspond to same scene points: we need Epipolar Constraint, it reduces correspondence problem to 1D search along conjugate epipolar lines
terms:
baseline: line joining the camera centers
epipolar plane: plane containing baseline and world point
epipolar line: intersection of epipolar plane with the image plane - come in pairs
epipole: point of intersection of baseline with image plane
The point is to transfer geometry into algebra.
Aside 1: vector cross product takes two vectors and returns a third vector that’s perpendicular to both inputs
Aside 2: Cross product can be redefined to a matrix operation.
In algebra, essential matrix relates point x in one image to correpondent point x’ in another image, x’Ex = 0. Where epipolar line l = EX. Essential matrix E = [Tx]R, where T is transformation between two cameras
Lesson 3D-L5 Fundamental Matrix
Main idea of weak calibration: estimate epipolar geometry from a (redundant) set of point correspondences between two uncalibrated cameras.
For uncalibrated cameras, we use fundamental matrix instead of essential matrix
Fundamental matrix is 3*3, singular, maps from a point to a line.
Fundamental matrix relates pixel coordinates in the two views, and is more general form than essential matrix, bc we remove the need to know intrinsic parameters
So if we estimate fundamental matrix from correspondences in pixel coordinates, we can reconstruct epipolar geometry without intrinsic or extrinsic parameters.
Each point correspondence generates one constraint on F.
There’s a very unstable algorithm called Eight-point algorithm to solve F.
Summary:
For 2-views, there is a geometric relationship that defines the relation between rays in one view to rays in the other - epipolar geometry
These relationships can be captured algebraically as well: calibrated - essential matrix; uncalibrated - fundamental matrix
This relation can be estimated from point correspondences.


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Public works tenders up 71%
by TPN/LusaPublic works tenders launched up to the end of October in Portugal increased by 71% compared to the same period in 2018, to €3.54 billion, and contracts signed rose by 16% to €2.09 billion, AICCOPN reported
According to the November edition of the Public Works Barometer from the Association of Civil Construction and Public Works Industries (AICCOPN), "although high", the value of the public works tenders published in Diário da República until October "corresponds to more than double the total volume of contracts awarded under public tenders in the same period last year, which was €1.63 billion".
Works contracts signed as a result of direct adjustments and prior consultations continued to fall (-7.0%) to €379 million, while contracts signed through public tenders grew 27% to €1.63 billion.


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1 Then Hannah prayed, saying,
"In my inner being I rejoice in what you, Yahweh, have done.
I am strong because I belong to you.

The is no one like you, our God, who can protect us as though you were putting us on top of a huge rock where we can be safe from danger.
3 You people who oppose God, stop boasting!
Yahweh is a God who knows everything,
and he will evaluate everyone's actions.
So do not speak so arrogantly!
4 Yahweh, you break the bows of mighty soldiers,
but you give strength to those who stumble because they are weak.
5 Many people who previously had plenty to eat, now have to work for other people to earn money to buy food,
but many who were always hungry are not hungry anymore.
The woman who did not have any children before, now has given birth to many children,
and the woman who had many children before, now is very lonely because they have all died.
6 Yahweh, you cause some people to die,
and you restore some people who were almost dead.

We do not defeat our enemies by our own strength.
10 Yahweh, you will break into pieces those who oppose you.
You will cause thunder in the sky to show that you oppose them.
Yahweh, you will judge people everywhere, even those who live in the most remote places on the earth.
You will give strength to the king whom you will appoint, and give him great power over his enemies."
11 Then Elkanah and his family returned to Ramah, but Samuel, the little boy, stayed to help Eli the priest serve Yahweh.
12 Eli's two sons, who were also priests, were very wicked. They were not faithful to Yahweh.
13 The custom was that while the people were boiling the meat from their sacrifices in the huge pot at the temple, a priest would send his servant, who would come with a large three-pronged fork in his hand.
14 He would stick the fork into the meat in the pot, and whatever meat fastened onto the fork, he would take and give it to the priest who sent him.
15 However, before the fat on the meat was cut off and burned as a sacrifice to Yahweh, the servant of Eli's sons would come to the man who was making the sacrifice and say to him, "Give me some meat now to take to the priest for him to roast! He wants raw meat; he does not want boiled meat."
16 If the man said to the servant, "Let the priests cut off and burn the fat first; then you can take what you want," the servant would reply, "No, give it to me now; if you do not give it to me, I will take it forcefully!"
17 Yahweh considered that the young sons of Eli were committing a very great sin, because they were treating very disrespectfully the offerings that were being given to Yahweh.
18 As for Samuel, who was still a very young boy, he continued to do work for Yahweh, wearing a little sacred apron made out of linen, like the high priest wore.
19 Each year his mother made a new little robe for him and took it to him when she went up to Shiloh with her husband to offer a sacrifice.
20 Then Eli would ask God to bless Elkanah and his wife, and he would say to Elkanah, "I hope that Yahweh will enable your wife to give birth to other children, to take the place of the one whom she dedicated to Yahweh." Then Elkanah and his family would return home.
21 Yahweh was indeed very kind to Hannah, for he enabled her to give birth to three other sons and two daughters. Their son Samuel grew up while he was doing work for Yahweh in his temple.
22 Now Eli became very old. He often heard about all the evil things that his sons were doing to the Israelite people. He heard that they sometimes slept with the women who worked at the entrance to the tent where God spoke to his people.
23 He said to them, "It is terrible that you do such things!  The reports about you that the people who belong to Yahweh tell others are terrible!
25 If one person sins against another person, God can intercede between them. But if someone sins against Yahweh, who will speak up for him?" But Eli's sons would not listen to what their father said. This was because Yahweh had decided that someone needed to kill them.
26 The boy Samuel continued to grow up, and the things that he did pleased Yahweh and the people.
27 One day, a prophet came to Eli and told him, "This is what Yahweh has told me: 'When your ancestors were slaves of the king of Egypt, I appeared to Aaron.
28 From all the tribes of the Israelite people, I chose him and his male descendants to be priests for me. I appointed them to go up to my altar, to burn incense, to wear a sacred apron as they worked for me. And I declared that they could take and eat some of the meat that the Israelite people burned on the altar.
29 So why do you show disrespect for the sacrifices and offerings that I commanded the people to bring to me? You are honoring your sons more than you are honoring me, by allowing them to get fat from eating the best parts of all the sacrifices that the Israelite people bring to me!'
30 Therefore, this is what Yahweh, the God whom we Israelites worship, declares: 'I definitely promised that Aaron and his descendants would continue to serve me forever. But now I declare this: It will not continue like that! I will honor those who honor me, but I will despise those who despise me.
31 Listen carefully! There will soon be a time when I will cause all the strong young men in your family to die. The result will be that no men in your family will live long enough to become old men.
32 You will be distressed and envious as you see the blessings that I will give to the other people in Israel. And I repeat that no men in your family will ever live long enough to become old men.
33 There is one of your descendants whom I will spare; I will not prevent him from serving me as a priest. But he will become blind from weeping; he will always be sad and grieving.  And that will prove to you that all that I have said will come true.
35 I have chosen another man to be my priest. He is one who will serve me faithfully: He will do everything I want. I will make sure that his descendants will be priests and will always serve me by helping the king whom I will choose.
36 All of your descendants who remain alive will have to go to that priest and ask him to give them money and food, and they will each have to say, "Please allow me to help the other priests, in order that I may earn some money to buy some food."~'~"


RSA key generation
An RSA key pair is required in order to generate a PKCS#1 signature. It consists of a private and a public key. The modulus is part of both the public and the private key.
For the presented attack on the PKCS#1 signatures the value of the public key and the bit size of the modulus are required. These parameters can be entered in this tab. The private key and the modulus are then generated from these parameters.
Please notice that you have to generate a key before you can generate the signatures!


Welcome to the JSValidator test page!
The following form contains some fields which have had validations
attached to them. You should note that the markup for this page doesn't
contain anything special, i.e., no special attributes, no script (asode
from the little tiny bit at the top to get it all started), etc.
Summary of tests demonstrated below
- First Name - This is a required field and it will be
validated when it loses focus... error will be reported via alert
message... This uses the basic RequiredValidator.
- Middle Name - This is a required field and it will be
validated when it loses focus... error will be reported by inserting
a message into a div below the form... this uses the basic
RequiredValidator.
- Last Name - This is a field that requires a minimum sized
entry (5 characters) and it will be validated every time a key is
pressed and released. Note that this field starts up invalid (its
label it highlighted in red) and will be made valid by entering 5
characters or more (label will revert to black) and will be made
invalid again if the length falls below this minimum... This uses
the basic MinLengthValidator.
- Date Of Birth - This is a field that must be entered in
the form MM/DD/YYYY and is validated when it loses focus... error
will be reported by inserting a message into a div below the form.
This uses an add-on validator called DateValidator.
.
- eMail Address - This is a field that must be entered in
the form<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and is validated when it loses focus...
error will be reported via alert message. This uses the basic
RegexFalidator.
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Here 'Confirmed to Test Ratio'(F) is evaluated for each state and is then arranged in descending order. After that a bar graph is plotted. This will actually help us to get an insight into the infection situation of each state.
Besides that a total tested count has also been collected and been sorted as descending order. Since only sorting the total tested report by count can't reveal any right information because tested count depends on the population of that state. So, we take ratio totaltested to corresponding population(say,T).
Here Recovery rate(R) for all states are sorted in descending order and a horizontal bar graph is plotted
Here Deceased rate(D) for all states are sorted in descending order and a horizontal bar graph is plotted
Here all patient's ages are grouped in interval of 10 and a bar graph is plotted to see which age group is more prone to Corona Virus affection
Let's have a look on moving average means of daily count
Click on a legend item to see that particular state


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Clients and Servers
Computers connected to the Web are called clients and servers.
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Clients are the typical Web user's Internet-connected deviecs (for example, your computer connected to your Wi-Fi, or phone connected to your mobile network) and Web-accessing software available on those devices (usually a web broswer lie Firefox or Chrome).
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Servers are computers that store webpages, sites, or apps. When a client device wanters to acccess a webpage, a copy of the webpage is downloaded from the server onto the client machine to be displayed in the user's browser.
So What Actually Happens?
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The browser goes to the DNS server and finds the real address of the server that the website lives on.
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The browser sends and HTTP request message to the server asking it to senda copy of the website to the client.
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If the server approves the client's request, the server sends the client a "200 OK" message, which means "Permission granted! Here you go!", and then starts sending the website's files to the browser in a series of small chunks.
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The browser assembles the small chunks into a complete website and displays it to you!
The Big 3 - HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
While the server can process information in many different languages, the files that they serve to the client are always going to be sine combination of HTML, CSS, and Javascript!
Learn more about the Big 3 here!


Lying south of Mustique and north of Mayreau, in the middle of the Grenadine archipelago, Canouan is an island of only 5 square miles.
The island is "divided" in two.  The southern portion is for the locals, and is slowly developing from the sleepy village it once was with some larger concrete houses emerging. You will still find however it has a sleepy feel, with chickens and goats on the football ground.
The island has incredible beaches and great walks.
Yacht Security
Canouan suffered throughout the summer of 2015 when numerous boats were boarded in Charlestown Bay (18 to date) and the majority of these burgled. Cruising guide author Chris Doyle has confirmed that the thief has now been apprehended and jailed (see comment at bottom of page) which is good news for the island.
Following a winter of no reported incidents, a locked yacht was burgled again here whilst the crew were ashore in June 2016. See security reports adjacent.
Last updated June 2016.
Position 12° 42.6'N, 61° 20'W.
Customs and Immigration office is the Canouan Revenue Office located at the ferry port at the main harbour in Charleston Bay.
There are also office at the airport. Open 07:30-19:00 daily.
Last updated March 2016.
Charlestown Bay is the main anchorage and you can anchor anywhere, except close to the Tamarind Beach Hotel which is full of moorings.
It can be uncomfortable here in strong NE winds with a northerly swell. Whilst holding is good in sand, the strong gusts coming off the hills can cause boats to swing all over the place and this can be worrying, especially with the wind howling all night. It can often be quite rough here.
The mooring buoys close to the shore belong to the charter fleet and are not available to visiting yachts.
Other moorings in the bay belong to Marcus and John, both provide a number of services to visiting yachts.
The pier at the Tamarind Beach Hotel can be used to come ashore in your dinghy, but use an anchor to keep your boat clear of the pier. With a swell running, it can be quite tricky to land on the dinghy dock safely. If landing on the beach, be aware that huge waves can appear from nowhere and somersault the boat.
The hotel welcomes cruisers and has WiFi and will sell you bread. Also boats will call to sell you fish, lobster, bread, water, ice and diesel.
If buying diesel be sure to filter it well - it is unlikely to be clean.
Moorings yacht charters have a new big dock here right next to the Hotel and there is also a small wooden dock in the southern part of the bay.
Yachts can also anchor in Rameau Bay.
It is however no longer possible to anchor in Corbay - a useful protected anchorage but now out of bounds due to new ownership (see comment at bottom of page).
Anchoring and kite-surfing are also banned on the east side of Canouan.
A new marina (The Glossy Bay Marina) was planned for the southern part of Canouan in 2007, however so far no development has taken place.
Important Note:
The safety department at SVG Air strongly urges yachts to avoid the area within 2 miles of the airport's final approach area.
On numerous occasions vessels have been crossing the final approach path at Canouan, at the same moment an aircraft is on its final approach. This poses a problem to both the aircraft and the yacht alike, especially at night or in low visibility. This is especially difficult for a pilot unfamiliar with the area.
Last updated February 2016.


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How can we distribute our python GUI applications to a widespread audience…
my own definitions, and I am not an authority on this matter…
“library” is meant to be used by other developers
“application” is meant to be used by end-users
pip install <library>
Qt (pronunced “cute”, not “cue-tea”)
qtpy
librarybut it’s tricky…
fbs startproject
command to create a bare minimum example that you can modify for your projectPyQt5
/PySide2
applicationbase.json
to define project parametersrequirements/base.txt
to define dependencies
in my CI process I just run
cp requirements.txt requirements/base.txt
fbs freeze
- Converts your python package into a stand-alone executable (via pyinstaller)fbs installer
- Bundles your executable into a single file installer
NSIS
)create-dmg
)
create-dmg
is bundled with fbs
fpm
)fpm
to make the .deb packagespypiwin32
, Windows10 SDK, Visual C++ redistributables and NSIS
numpy.random.common
# Linux
target/App/App & sleep 10 ; kill $!
# macOS
(target/App.app/Contents/MacOS/App) & sleep 10 ; kill $!
# Windows
start target\App\App.exe & waitfor timeVoid /t 10 2>NUL & taskkill /im App.exe /f
fbs
can bundle your GUI application into an installable package by leveraging pyinstaller and other dependencies


Vocabulary for ActDetectedIssueCode
Description:
A generic vocabulary name acting as a placeholder for a number of specific response code vocabularies that identify issue and error codes.
Some of the specific vocabularies are published in this MiM, while others are externally maintained and are available from a location detailed in the list below.
Each code system shall be qualified by a qualifier from the DetectedIssueQualifier vocabulary. See the Qualification of Detected Issue code system for the formal specification of how these code systems can be combined.
Values:
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Version: |
05 |
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Date: |
14th January 2005 |
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OID |
Code System |
Maintained By |
Description |
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2.16.840.1.1138<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS> |
PSISResponseCodes |
This code system is maintained externally by BT Syntegra in the current version of the External Interface Specification. |
A consolidated list of error/issue codes detected by PSIS that can be generated in response to any message received by PSIS. |
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2.16.840.1.1138<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS> |
LRResponseCodes |
This code system is maintained externally by BT Syntegra in the current version of the External Interface Specification. | A consolidated list of error/issue codes for LR messages. |
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2.16.840.1.1138<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS> |
PDSResponseCodes |
This code system is maintained externally by BT Syntegra in the current version of the External Interface Specification. |
A consolidated list of error/issue codes for PDS messages. |
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2.16.840.1.1138<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS> |
EBSResponseCodes |
EBS errors/issues will be handled with reference to MIM v3.1.07. | A consolidated list of error/issue codes for EBS messages. |
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2.16.840.1.1138<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS> |
This code system is currently maintained by NPfIT and carried in the MIM. |
Currently carries GP2GP request acknowledgement information. Will eventually become a consolidated list of error/issue codes for GP2GP messages. | |
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2.16.840.1.1138<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS> |
POCResponseCodes |
Currently unused by NPfIT. | A consolidated list of error/issue codes detected by all recipients of POC messages with the exception of PSIS (See PSISResponseCodes above) |
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2.16.840.1.1138<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS> |
MHResponseCodes |
Currently unused by NPfIT. | A consolidated list of error/issue codes for MH messages. |
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2.16.840.1.1138<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS> |
CancellationResponseReason |
This code system is maintained externally by BT Syntegra in the current version of the External Interface Specification. |
Describes possible responses to a cancellation request. |
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2.16.840.1.1138<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS> |
ETPSpineRejectionReasons |
This code system is maintained externally by BT Syntegra in the current version of the External Interface Specification. |
Describes reasons for refusing to allow the returning of a prescription rather than dispensing it and reasons why a prescription to be placed in the ETP System to be dispensed has been rejected. |
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2.16.840.1.1138<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS> |
PrescriptionReleaseRejectionReason |
This code system is maintained externally by BT Syntegra in the current version of the External Interface Specification. |
Describes any reasons for rejecting a request to release a prescription. |


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"The best feature of Version Control by Example is the writing style. Much like the 'for Dummies' series, the writing style is light and humorous. This makes it a very easy book to read through, and certainly aids my focus."
"I can't believe the number of times this book has come up in conversation in the last few weeks. I am thinking in a version controlly kinda way now, I just need to sit down and get my hands dirty."
"I've been working through Eric's book, and it is highly recommended."
"A pleasure to read, not to mention that it is also useful... The icing on the cake? Free online version and also free PDF version!"
"Very easy to follow, answers many questions (at least in my case) and is relatively short and compact. You can get through it in a matter of hours... Explaining by example is a powerful way to learn, so I really recommend this book if you want to get started with Version Control."
"Great stuff"
"A really informative chapter about the advantages of third generation VCS, such as Git, over the second generation ones, such as Subversion and TFS... A very nice read."
"Think '226 pages focusing on DVCS, GIT, Mercurial, Veracity and SVN'."
"Version Control by Example may as well be called The Hitchhiker's Guide to Distributed Version Control -- it's a concise and informative compendium that serves as both an introduction and a manual for practical usage of Mercurial, Git, Veracity, and virtually any other version control system."
Alex Papadimoulis
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"Eric covers multiple tools in lighthearted style that makes a potentially dry subject both amusing and understandable. If version control is a new tool in your programmers' belt, this book is a great place to start."
Ben Collins-Sussman
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"Version control is a critical tool in the developer's tool chain. So it's disappointing to consider just how few developers actually understand their version control system beyond the minimal incantations required merely to survive a day of coding at the office. Thanks to Eric Sink's new book on the topic, this need be the case no longer.
Version Control by Example is organized well, light in tone, yet saturated with practical illustrations of not only how to choose among and use today's most popular free version control tools, but how to do so with efficiency, understanding, and purpose."
C. Michael Pilato
Apache Subversion Developer
"Apache Subversion's rise to popularity opened the floodgates for others to explore new features and designs in version control, the most popular being Distributed Version Control Systems (DVCS). In a balanced way, this book covers the most popular tools today and whether you should choose a DVCS for your development."
Greg Stein
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The file structure for this project consists of language files ending in .txt
grouped under various sub-directories taking the name of continents. There is a separate sub-directory called todo which also contains language files grouped under continent names.
For example, a top-level view would give you this:
africa/ asia/ europe/ northamerica/ southamerica/ spanish.txt todo/
A sub-directory view would give you this:
./asia:
arabic.txt hebrew.txt hindi.txt japanese.txt korean.txt malay.txt
The todo sub-directory view would appear like this:
./todo:
africa/ asia/ europe/
Navigate to the lingua-franca/ project directory in your own file system.
Print the working directory.
List the content of the current working directory.
Make a new directory, world
, in the current directory.
Create a new file, esperanto.txt in the world directory and list the content of the world directory.
List all the contents of the current working directory based on the following constraints:
Which directory would appear first?
List the content of the europe directory. Notice that a file, chinese.txt doesn't belong there. Move that file to the correct directory, asia.
List the current working directory. Notice that the file spanish.txt needs to be categorized somewhere. Copy it to the following directories: europe, northamerica, and southamerica. Then remove it from the current directory.
With the cp
command, you can copy multiple files to a single directory but not a single file to multiple directories. Hence, you have to execute the cp
command separately for each directory.
A directory called todo contains subdirectories of continents with language files in them. List the contents of the directory, todo/*.
Please copy these files to their appropriate locations under the current top-level directory.
All the files under todo/africa/ should be copied to africa. Use the *
character as a wildcard to select all files in a directory when you copy them.
Then remove all the files and directories of todo/ excluding the todo
directory in one step.
List all the files in the asia/ directory and save it in a file, asian_language_files.txt in the todo/ directory.
You can use the ls
command along with the >
redirect symbol.
Instead of writing the contents of a file with a file editor, echo the following statement, Welkom by die Lingua Franca vertaaldienste.
into the file afrikaans.txt in the africa directory.
Use the echo
command and the redirect >
symbol. For example:
echo "hello" > hello.txt
Some of the files in our project which end with the suffix, .txt, have no content in them. List the files, across all the continent directories, that end with .txt that have no content and save the listing in a file, empty_files.txt, in the todo/ directory.
When a file has no content, there should be a word count of 0! You can use a combination of the wc
and grep
commands via a pipe |
and redirect the final output with the >
symbol. Make use of the wildcard *
to select all the .txt files from all the directories.
Display the content of todo/empty_files.txt to list all the empty files across all the continent directories.
The name of our translation service is Lingua Franca
, however some of the files mistakenly spell it as Lingua-Franca
. Replace the string 'Lingua-Franca' with 'Lingua Franca' in all occurrences in all the .txt files.
Check your work using this command, confirming that there are 0 occurrences of Lingua-Franca
across all text files:
grep -Rl 'Lingua-Franca' */*.txt | wc -l
Use the sed
command with the -i
option. For example, to replace the typo "hellw" with "hello" in a text file called hello_world.txt, you would use the following command:
sed -i 's/hellw/hello/g' hello_world.txt
Create and open the bash profile with your favorite editor.
In the bash profile, add a greeting of your choice. Save the bash profile, exit nano, and clear the terminal window.
Source the bash profile to make the greeting available in the current session. You should see the greeting you creating in the above step.
Open the bash profile, and create three aliases:
md
for the mkdir
commandd
for date
hy
for history
Save the bash profile, exit nano, and clear the terminal window.
Source the bash profile to make the aliases available in the current session.
Test out the aliases you created for the mkdir
, date
, and history
commands. (Recall that when you test out the alias for mkdir
you will need to pass in a directory name as an argument such as translations
.) After testing out the mkdir
alias, list the directory created.
Open the bash profile. Create and export the PS1
environment variable, setting it equal to a prompt of your choice. Be sure to leave a space before the close of the quotations.
Save the bash profile, exit nano, and clear the terminal window.
Source the bash profile to make the new prompt available in the current session.
Test out the prompt by typing the names of the aliases you created. Remember to list the directory created from the mkdir
alias.
Last, but not least, return a list of environment variables.
Congratulations on completing this project! You have just completed a series of meaningful commands in your own terminal. The next time you download a project to work on, you can use the command line to easily maneuver between locations, and set up your personal coding environment.


Governance
Further information on external reviews of governance, national leaders of governance and leadership development opportunities for governors.
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Guidance
Find out what training is available for school governors and how to apply.
This programme is suitable for aspiring chairs, those new to the role and experienced chairs.
Apply with one of the organisations licensed to offer this training .
The programme consists of 3 units, each studied over a term. Each unit focuses on an essential element of being an effective chair:
You can study individual units together as a programme or take a single unit depending on your needs.
Each unit includes:
The recommended price for the programme (all 3 units) is £399, although the cost may vary by licensee.
The cost of taking individual units varies by licensee. Contact your licensee for further details .
Unfortunately, we’re unable to pay your travel or supply cover costs.
A limited number of scholarships will be available for this financial year, from April 2016 to March 2017. These will be for chairs in the following settings:
You may be eligible if you’re an aspiring or existing chair of governors from the English state-maintained sector or a non-maintained special school. This includes:
Scholarships are only available if you take the full programme. They’re not available if you choose to take individual units.
We can’t guarantee that scholarships will be available in future years.
Contact your licensee to apply for a scholarship as part of your programme application . Licensees will prioritise scholarships in their own regions.
We’ll pay the scholarship to your licensee, not to you or your school. You should arrange to pay any remaining balance with your licensee, as we’re not responsible for processing these payments.
You should be a new or experienced clerk to a governing body.
Apply with one of the organisations licensed to offer this training .
The programme takes about 35 hours and will develop your skills to support your governing body. Your learning will take place through:
*face-to-face sessions *online learning *group working *personal reflection
The recommended cost of the programme will be £399, although this may vary by licensee.
A limited number of scholarships are available in this financial year, from April 2016 to March 2017. These will be for clerks in the following settings:
We can’t guarantee that scholarships will be available in future years.
You should be a school or academy governor or trustee.
Book a place directly with one of the schools or organisations licensed to offer these workshops .
The workshops address strategic themes for governing bodies. There are 5 workshops to support you with your governor responsibilities. Each lasts for 3 hours with a break. They are:
The workshops are free for up to 3 governors (which can include the headteacher) from your school or academy.
The workshop is to improve your understanding of how Pupil Premium funding is used to support disadvantaged and vulnerable children in your care.
By the end of the workshop you’ll:
The workshop will increase your understanding of MATs and explain the benefits of joining or forming a MAT .
By the end of this workshop you’ll understand:
Further information on external reviews of governance, national leaders of governance and leadership development opportunities for governors.
Published: 18 March 2014
Updated: 25 November 2016


 Anyone – schools, teachers, libraries, code clubs, businesses, public authorities – can organise a #CodeEU event and add it to the codeweek.eu map.
Who can organise a Code Week event?
Anyone can organise a Code Week event.
Kids/teenagers/adults can organise coding events to show others how you create with code.
Schools / after school clubs / adult evening classes can organise events for their students. Coding online or unplugged is fun and teaches computational thinking!
Teachers and librarians who code can hold coding classes, share their lessons plans, organise workshops for colleagues.
Teachers and librarians who don't code can invite parents or students to teach participants coding.
Coders can organise workshops in local schools, hack spaces or community centres and invite people to create with code.
Code clubs can organise workshops for new participants and show then how to make a game or an app with code.
Businesses and non-profit organisations can host coding workshops, lend their staff to coach at different events, organise fun coding challenges, offer sponsorship for coding events.
What do you need?
A group of people willing to learn. For example, your friends, kids, teenagers, adults colleagues, friends, parents or grandparents. Remember, two is a group already!
Coaches or trainers who know coding, how to teach and inspire others. The number depends on the type and size of the event. For hands-on workshops, you may need one coach per 5-8 participants, but it all depends. Participants can also help each other! For larger events, it might be a good idea to have a host that makes sure everyone has what they need and keep things running smoothly.
 Classrooms, libraries, conference rooms and various public spaces all make a great event venue.
Computers. Depending on your target group, you might ask participants to bring their own laptops, in which case don't forget to provide enough power outlets.
Internet connection – WiFi or fixed connections. Make sure your connections will be able to handle the traffic coming from your group
Coding unplugged. You actually don't need computers and internet connection to learn computational thinking. Try out some off-line coding with our Cody-Roby kit.
Something to work with and learn.Show participants how fun it can be to create something on their own. Check out our list of resources and search the web for existing lesson plans, workshop programs and adjust them to your group's needs. If you have existing computer equipment at the venue, make sure they already have the necessary software installed and provide participants with instructions on how the installation can be done on their own devices.
Register participants. If you have limited spaces available, you can use tools like online forms like Wufoo, Google Forms or event pages on Facebook or Eventbrite to collect registrations. While we do favour free to attend events, you can charge a small fee to cover the costs of the event. Alternately, you can turn to local IT companies or startups for sponsorship.
The format of your coding event is up to you, but we do recommend that you include some practical, hands-on time, where participants can create on their own and, or tinker with some hardware.
Smile! A friendly atmosphere will break the ice and motivate learning.
Snacks and drinks. If your event is a couple of hours your participants will need a break. If you can't provide snacks and drinks, ask participants to bring and share with each other.
Ask participants to show and present what they have created to each other at the end of your event. Makes everyone proud!
Talk about your event! Talk about your event on social media. Use #CodeEU and @CodeWeekEU. Talk to your friends, the local press, make a press release!


- this is a simulation of conway's game of life
- click on a tile to place a green tile that can move with neighbours
- make sure your tile has at least 2/3 neighbours to live
- any less than 2 neighbours and any more than 3 neighbours means tile will disappear
- try to make an infinite game of life!
- n.b. cheat keys included, find out what they are!!1!
- clear the board (c) often before clicking random keys to find cheats
- p to pause life processes in game so nothing dies, r for randomly generated set of tiles
- up arrow to increase speed, down arrow to decrease speed.
- for more info, check wikipedia:
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway%27s_Game_of_Life
- p.s. press F12 and navigate to the console on the GoL page to see some prompts when you find a cheat...


Here is me with my brother and my dogs.
I hope you enjoy looking at my website
About: A 2D platform game where a young girl is climbing a mountain.
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About: Adventure and puzzle solving and a quest to be king.
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About: A girl trapped in a computer! She must get out - one 3D room at a time.
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Bad: You need certain amounts of Trove Mastery to travel through some portals.
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Good: Great power-ups.
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/etc
.
Typically, these settings are initially configured during the
installation process.
fxp0 at pci0 dev 10 function 0 "Intel 82557" rev 0x0c: irq 5, address 00:02:b3:2b:10:f7 inphy0 at fxp0 phy 1: i82555 10/100 media interface, rev. 4This device uses the fxp(4) driver and is assigned the number 0 here.
You can find out what network interfaces have been identified by using the ifconfig(8) utility. The following command will show all network interfaces on a system.
$ ifconfig lo0: flags=8049<UP,LOOPBACK,RUNNING,MULTICAST> mtu 33200 index 3 priority 0 llprio 3 groups: lo inet <IP_ADDRESS> netmask 0xff000000 fxp0: flags=8843<UP,BROADCAST,RUNNING,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST> mtu 1500 lladdr 00:02:b3:2b:10:f7 index 1 priority 0 llprio 3 media: Ethernet autoselect (100baseTX full-duplex) status: active inet <IP_ADDRESS> netmask 0xffffff00 broadcast <IP_ADDRESS> enc0: flags=0<> index 2 priority 0 llprio 3 groups: enc status: active pflog0: flags=141<UP,RUNNING,PROMISC> mtu 33200 index 4 priority 0 llprio 3 groups: pflogThis sample shows only one physical Ethernet interface:
fxp0
.
An IP is configured on it, hence the values
inet <IP_ADDRESS> netmask 0xffffff00 broadcast <IP_ADDRESS>
.
The UP
and RUNNING
flags are also set on it.
The netstart(8) script configures
network interfaces at boot time using
hostname.if(5) files, where
"if" is replaced by the full name of each interface.
The example above would use the file /etc/hostname.fxp0
, containing
the following options:
inet <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS>This
hostname.fxp0
file also has an interactive equivalent:
# ifconfig fxp0 <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS>Finally, you will notice several other interfaces come enabled by default. These are virtual interfaces that serve various functions. The following manual pages describe them: Other virtual interfaces can be added with ifconfig(8)'s
create
subcommand.
/etc/myname
and /etc/mygate
files are read by the
netstart(8) script.
Both of these files consist of a single line, specifying the fully qualified
domain name of the system and the address of the gateway host, respectively.
The /etc/mygate
file need not exist on all systems.
See myname(5) for more details.
$ cat /etc/resolv.conf search example.com nameserver <IP_ADDRESS> nameserver <IP_ADDRESS> lookup file bindHere, the default domain name will be
example.com
,
there will be two DNS resolvers,
<IP_ADDRESS>
and <IP_ADDRESS>
, and the
hosts(5) file will be consulted
before the DNS resolvers are.
# sh /etc/netstartNote that a few warnings may be produced when running this script if you are reconfiguring interfaces that have already been configured. Use ifconfig(8) to make sure that your interfaces were set up correctly.
Even though you can completely reconfigure networking on a running OpenBSD system, a reboot is recommended after any significant reconfiguration.
$ netstat -rn Routing tables Internet: Destination Gateway Flags Refs Use Mtu Prio Interface default <IP_ADDRESS> UGS 4 16 - 12 fxp0 224/4 <IP_ADDRESS> URS 0 0 32768 8 lo0 127/8 <IP_ADDRESS> UGRS 0 0 32768 8 lo0 <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS> UH 2 15 32768 1 lo0 10.0.0/24 link#1 UC 1 4 - 4 fxp0 <IP_ADDRESS> aa:0:4:0:81:d UHL 1 11 - 1 fxp0 <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS> UGHS 0 0 - 1 lo0 $ route show Routing tables Internet: Destination Gateway Flags Refs Use Mtu Prio Iface default <IP_ADDRESS> UGS 4 16 - 12 fxp0 base-address.mcast localhost URS 0 0 32768 8 lo0 loopback localhost UGRS 0 0 32768 8 lo0 localhost localhost UH 2 15 32768 1 lo0 10.0.0/24 link#1 UC 1 4 - 4 fxp0 <IP_ADDRESS> aa:0:4:0:81:d UHL 1 11 - 1 fxp0 <IP_ADDRESS> localhost UGHS 0 0 - 1 lo0
Suppose you have a dc0
interface.
You are on the network <IP_ADDRESS>
,
the IP address for dc0
is
<IP_ADDRESS>
and the netmask is <IP_ADDRESS>
.
Assuming you are using multiple IP addresses which are in the same subnet
with aliases, your netmask setting for each alias becomes
<IP_ADDRESS>
.
They do not need to follow the netmask of the first IP bound to the interface.
In this example,
two aliases are added to the interface dc0
, which was configured as
<IP_ADDRESS>
with a netmask of <IP_ADDRESS>
.
$ cat /etc/hostname.dc0 inet <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS> inet alias <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS> inet alias <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS>Once you've created this file, run netstart or reboot. To view all aliases, use
ifconfig -A
.
dhcpOpenBSD will gather its IP address, default gateway and DNS servers from the DHCP server at startup time.
If you want to get an IP via DHCP from the command line, simply run:
# dhclient xl0Replace
xl0
with your interface name.
The resolv.conf
file will be overwritten by
dhclient(8) if the DHCP
server provides the domain-name, domain-search or domain-name-servers
options.
Any of these can be ignored, overridden or modified with appropriate
statements in
dhclient.conf(5).
For example, if you wanted to use the DNS server at <IP_ADDRESS> rather than
the one(s) the DHCP server provided, add the following:
supersede domain-name-servers <IP_ADDRESS>;Additionally, the file
/etc/resolv.conf.tail
can be used to
append information if dhclient(8)
does write resolv.conf
.
# rcctl enable dhcpdOn the next boot, dhcpd will run and attach to all NICs that have valid configurations in dhcpd.conf(5). You may specify individual interfaces instead by naming them explicitly.
# rcctl set dhcpd flags em1 em2An example
/etc/dhcpd.conf
file might look like this:
# Home subnet <IP_ADDRESS> netmask <IP_ADDRESS> { option domain-name-servers <IP_ADDRESS>; option routers <IP_ADDRESS>; range <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS>; } # Guests subnet <IP_ADDRESS> netmask <IP_ADDRESS> { option domain-name-servers <IP_ADDRESS>, <IP_ADDRESS>; option routers <IP_ADDRESS>; range <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS>; }There are two subnets in this example: a home network and a guest network. Clients will automatically be given an IP address and pointed to the gateway and DNS servers you specify. See dhcp-options(5) for more options.
The following cards support Host-based Access Point (HostAP) mode, permitting them to be used as a wireless access point:
media
subcommand shows media capabilities of network interfaces.
For wireless devices, it displays supported 802.11a/b/g/n media modes and the
supported operating modes (hostap
, ibss
,
monitor
).
For example, to see media capabilities of interface ath0
, type:
$ ifconfig ath0 mediaIn order to use some wireless cards, you will need to acquire firmware files with fw_update(1). Some manufacturers refuse to allow free distribution of their firmware, so it can't be included with OpenBSD.
Another option to consider: use a conventional NIC and an external bridging wireless access point for your OpenBSD-based firewall. This has the added advantage of letting you easily position the antenna where it is most effective, which is often not directly on the back of your firewall.
An example of a hostname.if(5) file for a wireless client might be:
nwid puffyuberalles wpakey passwordhere dhcpOr, for multiple access points:
join home-net wpakey passwordhere join work-net wpakey passwordhere join cafe-wifi dhcpNote that the
dhcp
keyword should be after the other configuration
lines, as the network adapter will not be able to send a DHCP request until
it is configured.
To do this, we first activate the two physical ports, then assign them to
trunk0
.
# echo up > /etc/hostname.bge0The wireless interface, however, needs a bit more configuration. It will need to attach to our wireless WPA-protected network:
$ cat /etc/hostname.iwn0 nwid puffynet wpakey mysecretkey upNow, our trunk interface is defined like this:
$ cat /etc/hostname.trunk0 trunkproto failover trunkport bge0 trunkport iwn0 dhcpThe trunk is set up in
failover
mode,
so either interface can be used.
If both are available, it will prefer the bge0
port,
since that is the first one added to the trunk device.
vr0
through vr3
.
We want to bridge vr1
, vr2
and vr3
together, leaving out vr0
for the uplink.
We also want to serve IP addresses through DHCP over the bridged interfaces.
Being a DHCP server and an uplink router, the box needs to have an IP address
on the bridged network.
It is not possible to assign an IP address directly to a bridge interface. The IP address should be added to one of the member interfaces, but we cannot use a physical interface as the link might be down, in which case the address would not be reachable. Fortunately, there is the vether(4) (virtual Ethernet) driver that can be used for this purpose. We will add it to the bridge, assign the IP address to it and make dhcpd(8) listen there.
vr1
, vr2
and vr3
interfaces as up:
# echo up > /etc/hostname.vr1 # echo up > /etc/hostname.vr2 # echo up > /etc/hostname.vr3Then create the
vether0
configuration:
# echo 'inet <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS>' > /etc/hostname.vether0Configure the bridge interface to contain all the above interfaces:
$ cat /etc/hostname.bridge0 add vether0 add vr1 add vr2 add vr3 upAnd finally we make the DHCP daemon listen on the
vether0
interface:
# rcctl set dhcpd flags vether0Reboot, and voilà!
blocknonip
option of
ifconfig(8) or in
hostname.bridge0,
you can prevent non-IP traffic (such as IPX or NETBEUI) from slipping
around your filters.
This may be important in some situations, but you should be aware that
bridges work for all kinds of traffic, not just IP.
<IP_ADDRESS>/0
.
When the kernel is doing a route lookup to determine where to send packets
destined to that network, it can choose from any of the equal-cost routes.
In most scenarios, multipath routing is used to provide redundant uplink
connections, e.g., redundant connections to the internet.
The route(8) command is used to
add/change/delete routes in the routing table.
The -mpath
argument is used when adding multipath routes.
# route add -mpath default <IP_ADDRESS> # route add -mpath default <IP_ADDRESS>Verify the routes:
# netstat -rnf inet | grep default default <IP_ADDRESS> UGS 2 134 - fxp1 default <IP_ADDRESS> UGS 0 172 - fxp2In this example we can see that one default route points to
<IP_ADDRESS>
, which is accessible via the fxp1
interface, and the other points to <IP_ADDRESS>
, which is accessible
via fxp2
.
Since the mygate(5) file does not
yet support multipath default routes, the above commands should be added to the
bottom of the hostname.if(5)
files for the fxp1
and fxp2
interfaces.
The /etc/mygate
file should then be deleted.
$ tail -1 /etc/hostname.fxp1 !route add -mpath default <IP_ADDRESS> $ tail -1 /etc/hostname.fxp2 !route add -mpath default <IP_ADDRESS>Lastly, don't forget to activate the use of multipath routes by enabling the proper sysctl(8) variable.
# sysctl net.inet.ip.multipath=1 # sysctl net.inet6.ip6.multipath=1Be sure to edit sysctl.conf(5) to make the changes permanent.
Now try a traceroute to different destinations. The kernel will load balance the traffic over each multipath route.
# traceroute -n <IP_ADDRESS> traceroute to <IP_ADDRESS> (<IP_ADDRESS>), 64 hops max, 60 byte packets 1 <IP_ADDRESS> 19.337 ms 18.194 ms 18.849 ms 2 <IP_ADDRESS> 17.642 ms 18.176 ms 17.731 ms 3 <IP_ADDRESS> 110.486 ms 19.478 ms 100.949 ms 4 <IP_ADDRESS> 32.772 ms 33.534 ms 32.835 ms # traceroute -n <IP_ADDRESS> traceroute to <IP_ADDRESS> (<IP_ADDRESS>), 64 hops max, 60 byte packets 1 <IP_ADDRESS> 14.175 ms 14.503 ms 14.58 ms 2 <IP_ADDRESS> 13.664 ms 13.962 ms 13.445 ms 3 <IP_ADDRESS> 13.964 ms 13.347 ms 13.788 ms 4 <IP_ADDRESS> 30.177 ms 30.95 ms 30.593 msFor more information about how the route is chosen, please refer to RFC2992, "Analysis of an Equal-Cost Multi-Path Algorithm".
It's worth noting that if an interface used by a multipath route goes down (i.e., loses carrier), the kernel will still try to forward packets using the route that points to that interface. This traffic will of course be blackholed and end up going nowhere. It's highly recommended to use ifstated(8) to check for unavailable interfaces and adjust the routing table accordingly.
This section will go through the steps for a simple NFS setup. The example details a server on a LAN, with clients accessing NFS on the LAN. It does not cover securing NFS. We presume you have already set up packet filtering or other firewalling protection to prevent outside access.
# rcctl enable portmap mountd nfsdThen configure the list of filesystems that will be made available.
In this example, we have a server with IP address <IP_ADDRESS>
.
This server will be serving NFS only to clients within its own subnet.
This is configured in the following
exports(5) file:
$ cat /etc/exports /docs -alldirs -ro -network=10.0.0 -mask=<IP_ADDRESS>The local filesystem
/docs
will be made available via NFS.
The -alldirs
option specifies that clients will be able to mount at
any point under /docs
as well as /docs
itself.
The -ro
option specifies that clients will only be granted
read-only access.
The last two arguments specify that only clients within the
<IP_ADDRESS>
network using a netmask of <IP_ADDRESS>
will be authorized to mount this filesystem.
Now you can start the server services.
# rcctl start portmap mountd nfsdIf you make changes to
/etc/exports
while NFS is already running,
you need to make mountd aware of this:
# rcctl reload mountd
To mount the /docs
filesystem on host <IP_ADDRESS>
to local filesystem /mnt
, run:
# mount -t nfs <IP_ADDRESS>:/docs /mntTo have that filesystem mounted at boot, append a line to your fstab(5):
# echo '<IP_ADDRESS>:/docs /mnt nfs ro,nodev,nosuid 0 0' >> /etc/fstabIt is important that you use
0 0
at the end of this line so that
your computer does not try to fsck(8)
the NFS filesystem on boot.
When accessing an NFS mount as the root user, the server automatically maps
root's access to username nobody
and group nobody
.
This is important to know when considering file permissions.
For example, take a file with these permissions:
-rw------- 1 root wheel 0 Dec 31 03:00 _daily.B20143If this file was on an NFS share and the root user tried to access this file from the NFS client, access would be denied.
The user and group that root are mapped to are configurable via the exports(5) file on the NFS server.
$ rpcinfo -p <IP_ADDRESS> program vers proto port 100000 2 tcp 111 portmapper 100000 2 udp 111 portmapper 100005 1 udp 633 mountd 100005 3 udp 633 mountd 100005 1 tcp 916 mountd 100005 3 tcp 916 mountd 100003 2 udp 2049 nfs 100003 3 udp 2049 nfs 100003 2 tcp 2049 nfs 100003 3 tcp 2049 nfsThere are a few utilities that allow you to see what is happening with NFS. showmount(8) allows you to view what is currently mounted by whom. There is also nfsstat(1), which shows much more verbose statistics.


class DocumentDeleteEvent extends ActionEvent
Created by JetBrains PhpStorm.
Date: 9/18/13 Time: 3:56 PM
Occurring when a Document is about to be deleted
Methods
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__set($name, $value)
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from ActionEvent | |
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__get($name)
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from ActionEvent | |
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__construct(CategoryDocument|ProductDocument|ContentDocument|FolderDocument $documentToDelete, string $documentType)
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| $this |
setDocumentType(string $documentType)
Set picture type |
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| string |
getDocumentType()
Get picture type |
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| $this |
setDocumentToDelete(CategoryDocument|ProductDocument|ContentDocument|FolderDocument $documentToDelete)
Set Document about to be deleted |
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| CategoryDocument|ProductDocument|ContentDocument|FolderDocument |
getDocumentToDelete()
Get Document about to be deleted |
Details
in ActionEvent at line 27
public
__set($name, $value)
in ActionEvent at line 32
public
__get($name)
at line 47
public
__construct(CategoryDocument|ProductDocument|ContentDocument|FolderDocument $documentToDelete, string $documentType)
Constructor
at line 60
public $this
setDocumentType(string $documentType)
Set picture type
at line 72
public string
getDocumentType()
Get picture type
at line 84
public $this
setDocumentToDelete(CategoryDocument|ProductDocument|ContentDocument|FolderDocument $documentToDelete)
Set Document about to be deleted
at line 96
public CategoryDocument|ProductDocument|ContentDocument|FolderDocument
getDocumentToDelete()
Get Document about to be deleted


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else:
dat[layer_name] = _normalize_data(layer, counts, after, copy=True)
logg.debug(" finished", t=True, end=": ")
logg.debug("normalized adata.X")
if key_added is not None:
logg.debug(f"and added {key_added!r}, counts per cell before normalization (adata.obs)")
After Change
else:
dat[layer_name] = _normalize_data(layer, counts, after, copy=True)
logg.info(
" finished ({time_passed}):"
"normalized adata.X",
time=start,
)
if key_added is not None:
logg.debug(f"and added {key_added!r}, counts per cell before normalization (adata.obs)")
return dat if not inplace else None


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