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Just to clarify right at the start: I support Trump for president. I think the guy has some great ideas, though admittedly I had a hard time supporting him until early 2016. The reason I support him is because we’re embarking on a transition and we need fresh ideas.
Hoo Wee! Can You Smell That?
A Whiff of Grapeshot
This another political philosophy entry in the Facets of Greatness series. Our leaders need to understand the system, particularly some of the tough to understand issues in the American Federal Government. The people need comprehension on this points as well because the system is designed such that the squeakiest wheel gets the grease. It’s a democracy and you have to be loud about what you want. The system was designed this way and sometimes there are problems that result from that, as noble as our founders’ intentions were. Other times, we feel these pain points when special interests get in the way.
But … Why?
♞ Diluted Representation
♞ Why is Washington Gridlocked?
♞ Reform Requires Building a Movement
♞ By It’s Nature, Risk Helps Us Grow
♞ Economic Effects of Election Outcome
♞ Socialism is Great!
♞ 21st Century Economics
♞ Democracy is Susceptible to Misinformation
♞ Immigration
♞ The Singularity Implies Tectonic Cultural Shift
♞ I Can’t Stand Citizens United, But…
♞ Distribution of Power Across Generations
♞ America was Designed with Change in Mind
♞ Of Governments and Video Game Design
♞ A Brief Journey Into My Personal Life
♞ Be the Leader I Wasn’t Allowed to Become
So I Learned to Lead Leaders!
That was My Genius All Along.
Navigating the Political System
It’s important to know how to navigate the political system in Washington DC, but more important to understand the why’s. We need to have an appreciation of why it was designed in this way, as well as the traditions behind the design aspects. If for no other reason than to understand it out of a desire to leverage it for change, instead of working against it.
One major pain point people feel right now: the legislative process has been gridlocked. It was partly designed to hold back change, unless the legislature receives strong enough signals from the people. And our democracy has grown too large, so representation has been diluted, per person.
♞ Diluted Representation
One major problem our country deals with is variance in representation. When the country was founded, there was approximately one Representative per ~30,000 citizens. Actually less, if it’s considered in terms of number of households. Today, that’s one Representative per ~750,000 citizens! A major difference! The Senate is even worse. Again, this is one of those things our founders foresaw and understood would change as population grew.
How can we fix this, so that individual citizens have more influence? It’s tough! We can’t add more Representatives, because it’s sluggish to get bills through the legislature as it is! But the people are losing their connection to their congressmen and being crowded out financially by special interests. The only practical feedback loop for citizens to assert their opinion the election cycle! And during that special time of year, politicians micromanage public opinion. Incumbents display strong advantage and stick around, term after term.
That can’t be the only mechanism for citizens to assert their will. Yet, on the flip side, if there are too many opportunities for citizens to provide feedback, then this can be used as a tool by the media and special interests to pick off congressmen by manipulating public opinion at key times. It’s all so complicated.
♞ Why is Washington Gridlocked?
Washington seems gridlocked on so many issues. This isn’t a bug; it’s a feature. In part, this is how the system was designed by the founders. They wanted a system where there would be two parties that would need to vie for power. Our system differs from most republics and democracies across the world. Our parties don’t form coalitions. Further, our bicameral system with a House and Senate is another aspect to the Legislative branch that slows down rapid reform.
Delegated responsibilities, along with checks & balances, are assigned to the House and Senate. These include the stipulation that taxes must originate within the House of Representatives, so that the set of lawmakers responsible for creating tax law are closer to the people. This is also an example of a rule that finds itself occasionally broken in recent times. This rule is amoung many, many others in the Constitution and overal federal body of law, the Corpus Juris Secundum, that are outright ignored or bypassed through delegation to beaurocracy. When these rules are bypassed, it’s usually done for expedience, convenience or to circumvent them subtly. When it happens, it’s rarely questioned in any significant capacity, ostensibly for the sake of expedience. The lawmakers are not always following the rules to the letter.
But most of all, the system of commitees requires that any laws receive a ton of discussion before hitting the floor. This way, those bills are well vetted by congressmen who are familiar with the issues they revolve. And the votes can be tallied before it hits the floor. Sometimes allowing an unprepared bill to pass committee is done as an empty gesture, so lawmakers can say they tried. These committes have good purpose, but can stall out quick change. Trust me, this one got me time after time with drug law reform. I’m well familiar with cosponsored bills left gasping for breath, suffocated by committee politics. It’s just the way the system is.
This Friction Promotes Stability in the Long Term
It makes a republic less susceptible to foreign influence, one of the biggest weaknesses of a democratic government with fairly open borders. This also prevents wild changes in policy implementations, were we ever to have a fickle populace. Frequent fluctuations and reversals in policy means that our economy, it’s businesses and industries don’t have time to adapt. Reforms are expensive, regardless of who supports them and regardless of whether they are justified and beneficial in the longterm. They are expensive in terms of implementation and in the cost to the economy. Businesses need to be able to project and prepare for policy changes.
♞ Reform Requires Building a Movement
Higher cost in time & effort for reforms means that the people who want it most end up winning. To change something in this country, you have to get popular support, especially if a policy is contrary to special interests.
That means you have to build a movement. How do you build a movement? You relate to people. You figure out how to connect to them. You get them emotionally invested in something. If something else is more important, then they’ll gravitate towards that. But when people are emotionally and financially invested, they care. They pay attention to the news, the laws, the policies and the political games in washington.
And what happens then? Smarter, well-researched policies … generally.
♞ By It’s Nature, Risk Helps Us Grow
In the Nineties and Aughties, there were just too many people who weren’t paying attention. Because, for the most part, it all felt good. Why? Cheap credit provided plenty of liquidity for the economy. Cheap credit leads to misallocation of resources. We weren’t really aware there were problems or if we were, we didn’t know why. We weren’t reading the signals.
Keynesian economics are great for promoting stability and resilience against minor issues, but the drawback to cheap credit is that we can numb ourselves against the pain we should feel that would force us to change. Just to be clear, we need Keynesian policies and we need the Fed. A stable economy means more accurate projections and anticipation of trends.
♞ Economic Effects of Election Outcome
Ever heard that the outcome of the presidential election affects the economy? Policy & platform aside, does that mean that one president would lead to a better economy and the other would lead to a worse economy? Not really and again, that is a general statement which doesn’t take specific platform issues into account. However, the outcome will always help some industries and hurt others. So it doesn’t imply a simple “growth” or “loss” of the economy as it implies a shift of influence between various industries and businesses.
Once you take the specific platform issues and realistic policy changes into account, then yes! there is a significant difference between candidates. That guy gets to run the executive branch of the US Government.
Until You Run Out of Money…
 It’s amazing! Right until your coffers dry up and you can’t fund your services. How you gonna do fund services without liquidity to pay for them? Something like that wouldn’t happen all at once, but generally it does. And it’s verrrry verry sneaky. It occurs on the timescale of generations; not years, not election cycles.
♞ 21st Century Economics
We’ll Need to Rewrite the Econ Textbooks
Are there problems? Yes! The prices in the US economy are generally out of control and have been for years. This is tough if you don’t make much money. But this technological shift? Costs and prices are going to drop. Longstanding economic assumptions will be challenged and broken. It hasn’t happened yet. It’s not going to happen overnight. But it will happen. And they’re going to have to rewrite the college economics textbooks for Micro and Macro.
♞ Democracy is Susceptible to Misinformation
It can be difficult to relay the context of policy decisions to average americans and then retain strategic advantage in the global marketplace. China is mostly a closed country and they have so many advantages in this regard. We just let people walk on over.
♞ Immigration
It’s a National Security Issue
I’m going to write an article on illegal immigration very soon. This is mostly a national security issue and it’s a long-term problem. Again, it’s sinister in that it’s not a big enough issue to tackle, so no one does. The consequences are easier to deal with if we make tough decisions now. The tensions are worse if we keep waiting. And my main point of contention here is that illegal immigration is bad for everyone: legal citizens, legal immigrants and especially illegal immigrants.
♞ The Singularity Implies Tectonic Cultural Shift
There’s a lot of change getting ready to go down in the whole world. If you’ve been living under a rock, it stems from technology and the tectonic cultural shift that’s occuring. There are problems with this. It’s not going to be easy. and it’s going to be fast. If we do not nail it right, we’re going to lose. Not everything, but we’ll lose pretty big. This isn’t a high-probability risk, but it could be a costly loss. So we need to be prepared.
♞ I Can’t Stand Citizens United, But…
So, as much as I detest the Citizen’s United decision, this is actually one reason that there should be a lot of money in Washington … for now! Just hear me out!
We need people who are well paid to research policy. And if you’ve noticed, neither the Republicans nor the Democrats seem to want to do much about it, as much as the people on both sides hate it. Why’s that? Both parties are sucking that teet. They are both gulping down that cash. In part, it helps drive Washington.
Way too much money in politics is usually a bad thing. It leads to corruption and bad decisions. I don’t like Super PAC’s for many reasons. I detest them, actually. I can’t stand money in politics. I admire politicians who abstain from particular funding sources, like Ron Paul and Bernie Sanders. And yes, Donald Trump, too. I can’t recall if he changed direction, but he didn’t accept very much money.  Money comes with strings. Your grandma might have given you money out of the goodness of her heart, but not that lobbyist.
But right now, we need smart people in Washington getting paid good money to research policy. And we need a lot of those people in the system. Again, for now…
♞ Distribution of Power Across Generations
Another common gripe is that the generation making decisions is not the generation who feels the impact of them. The power in a republic should be distributed across the generations, but the people that make the most critical decisions should be the more senior generations.
Why? I’ve actually already written about it. It’s in the Facets of Greatness Intro in the section on Why Power Should Gravitate Towards Seniority. Rapid change from the inexperienced younger generation contributes to instability. Plato agrees. Read the Republic.
♞ America was Designed with Change in Mind
The country’s systems were designed to anticipate centuries of change! Centuries! The founders fully expected large changes in policy and public sentiment after the founding of our country. And they did all over the course of a hot summer in Pennsylvania. With no air-conditioning.
The Articles of Confederation may have been a more idealistic government, but let’s be serious here: do you really think they intended that to last? Not really. It was good enough. Good enough to give our founders about a decade to figure out what would be great enough to last centuries. That’s what I mean. Yeh, Thomas Jefferson might have wanted the Articles to last. It didn’t have the power or mechanism to tax states. That’s like asking the Red Cross to run your government.
But this is what I mean: they knew it was going to play out like that. And what would you do? They just fought a revolution. Things are tumultuous and tensions with the British are fierce. Do you think Britain was going to play nice with foreign policy? No. They were going to be subversive, I imagine. So if you have a temporary government declared as the official thing, it gives you time to think of the right policies worth fighting for and an opportunity to see how the other side of the Atlantic is going to play.
Like Guinness, it’s brilliant! And, IMO, this same foresight is evident in the Constitution and Bill of Rights on the scale of centuries.
Brilliant Implementation of a Republic!
♞ Of Governments and Video Game Design
This reminds me of Blizzard’s excellent game design. Yes, Blizzard games. As in, Warcraft, Diablo and Starcraft. Their games are known for impeccable balance and for retaining communities of gamers for a decade or longer. And why?
Anticipation of Trends in Strategy and Metagame
Anticipation of strategy and metagame trends is what makes Blizzard games last for decades. I’ve noticed that it seems they anticipated not only the game balance, but the metagame balance and transitions. They seemed to understand how the strategies would change as they released minor changes in patches. This means that they did a ridiculous amount of play-testing for various settings.
I’m giving Blizzard a ton of credit here, but there’s a reason their titles are amoung the most popular in professional gaming. They anticipated the long-term evolution and that is why they were successful. Instead of nailing down a single “balanced” game configuraion, they tested Starcraft strategies under different settings. Through play-testing, they learned which ones would be dominant as they made minor changes.
Nothing is Perfect; Perfection is Anticipation of Imperfection
From here, they understood how to optimally transition from one set of dominant strategies to another. This allowed Blizzard to slightly tilt the online game balance. In Starcraft, this means a few strategies will become favored and others will become tougher bets. That makes things interesting for different classes of players. Some strategies may see little to no gameplay, but are suddenly popular after a patch because slight changes make them practical.
Blizzard understood how to optimally balance Starcraft for games from two to eight players with three races. That’s impressive. Not only that, but they seem to have play-tested so well they understood the optimal transition in patches. This means they could phase dominant strategies in and out.
Drive Discussion and Get Players to Invest
This has a ton of difficult-to-predict but valuable effects that enabled Blizzard to retain gamer loyalty, even over shiny new products from competitors. It’s part of a corporate strategy to grow a loyal community around their games. Blizzard can tweak the game and drive trends in pro play. This keeps metagame interesting for professionals. That requires gamers to invest time and energy in keeping up with trends in the gaming world. They have to discuss this stuff in forums.
That investment? It means that players will feel committed to blizzard titles. That discussion for metagame? It also drives SEO while simultaneously fostering a community around their titles. If the settings were fairly constant and gameplay strategies were stable, the game would age more quickly and the adaptation would require discussion.
Well, that’s it! No more politics for now… Womp Womp; The End;;
♞ A Brief Journey Into My Personal Life
Yes, i’ve made less than 30% of the aggregate income that I should have over the past few years, mostly to pursue startup ideas.  The crap I’ve dealt with from specific people I worked with (about five people) has been a serious setback, for which no one has been held accountable.
But that doesn’t mean I’m a failure. If you associate success with riches – or with the appearance of money! – then you should reassess the way you look at people. Being rich is not the same as being wealthy.  I assess businesses and their strategies all the time. I cannot help it. I read about founders and their lives. And it is so irritating to have NEVER had the chance even once to build a product with a team. Not even once! It’s like it’s against the law to cofound a company with me.
One reason why I have never had the chance is because I’ve never had an opportunity.  Because I’ve never really tried! And there are negative people who know that I would be successful.   And after I multiplied it, I would exponentiate it.
I intuitively understand politics and business strategy for parent companies and their subsidiaries, though I’m sure I have blind spots. I know what it means to own competitors to dominate market share.  I couldn’t buy coffee the other day because I only had five quarters. I didn’t have seven quarters… And I didn’t feel like walking home.
Can I have some first world problems?! Or do I live in Mali? I made $1,717 in 2015. Yes.   After May, I worked hard to not make any money in 2015, just so I could put the lowest number possible on my tax returns. JUST SO I COULD BITCH ABOUT IT. So I will.
And how is it that I can help so many other people, yet have nothing myself?  Even if you’re as good as you think you are, it still clues your opponents into how you will approach a problem. And because of that, they can hone their tactics and focus their energy to what will be effective for you.
 It’s a quasi-political post that, to anyone on Capital Hill, might display entry level knowledge of tactics in politics. It might help my enemies deconstruct my own strategies and tactics.
Hopefully I’m Helping Someone Grow
So why do it? Because there’s so many people out there who don’t have this knowledge. That’s what the Facets of Greatness series is about. They stonewalled me.

So I Learned to Lead Leaders!
That was My Genius All Along
But even if I can’t win myself, that doesn’t mean that I can’t fight the battle through others. This is partly what I’ve been doing all along. It’s what was so genius, all along. So, through these Facets of Greatness, I hope to equip others with valuable knowledge to help them push forward towards change.


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This table contains entries for Tissue Factor proteins from different species in the UniProt database, as well as other blood coagulation proteins and inhibitors. Links are provided to view the original UniProt protein entries, and their display in InterPro.
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Protein name |
Organism |
InterPro Domain Architecture |
InterPro Graphical Match |
Function |
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Tissue Factor |
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Tissue factor
precursor |
Homo sapiens
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Initiates blood coagulation by forming complex with
circulating FVII or FVIIa |
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Tissue factor precursor |
Rattus norvegicus
Rat |
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Initiates blood coagulation by forming complex with
circulating FVII or FVIIa |
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Tissue factor precursor |
Mus musculus
Mouse |
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Initiates blood coagulation by forming complex with
circulating FVII or FVIIa |
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Tissue factor precursor |
Bos Taurus
Bovine |
Initiates blood coagulation by forming complex with
circulating FVII or FVIIa |
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Tissue factor
precursor |
Cavia porcellus
Guinea pig |
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Initiates blood coagulation by forming complex with
circulating FVII or FVIIa |
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Tissue factor precursor |
Oryctolagus cunuculus
Rabbit |
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Initiates blood coagulation by forming complex with
circulating FVII or FVIIa |
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Coagulation Pathway Proteins |
FII (thrombin) |
Prothrombin
precursor |
Homo sapiens
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Converts fibrinogen to fibrin and activates factors V, VII, VIII, XIII, and, in complex with thrombomodulin, protein C. |
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Prothrombin
precursor |
Mus musculus
Mouse |
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Converts fibrinogen to fibrin and activates factors V, VII, VIII, XIII, and, in complex with thrombomodulin, protein C. |
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FV |
Coagulation
factor V precursor |
Homo sapiens
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Acts as a cofactor for FXa to activate prothrombin to thrombin. |
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Coagulation factor V precursor |
Bos Taurus
Bovine |
Acts as a cofactor for FXa to activate prothrombin to thrombin. |
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FVII |
Coagulation
factor VII precursor |
Homo sapiens
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Initiates the extrinsic pathway of blood coagulation. |
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Coagulation factor VII precursor |
Mus musculus
Mouse |
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Initiates the extrinsic pathway of blood coagulation. |
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FVIII |
Coagulation factor VIII precursor |
Homo sapiens
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Acts as a cofactor for FIXa to convert FX to FXa. |
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Coagulation factor VIII precursor |
Mus musculus
Mouse |
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Acts as a cofactor for FIXa to convert FX to FXa. |
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FIX |
Coagulation
factor IX precursor |
Homo sapiens
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Converts FX to FXa in the presence of calcium, phospholipids, and FVIIIa. |
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Coagulation
factor IX precursor |
Mus musculus
Mouse |
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Converts FX to FXa in the presence of calcium, phospholipids, and FVIIIa. |
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FX |
Coagulation
factor X precursor |
Homo sapiens
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Converts prothrombin to thrombin in the presence of FVa, calcium and phospholipids. |
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Coagulation
factor X precursor |
Mus musculus
Mouse |
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Converts prothrombin to thrombin in the presence of FVa, calcium and phospholipids. |
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FXI |
Coagulation factor
XI precursor |
Homo sapiens
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Converts FIX to active FIXa. |
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Coagulation
factor XI precursor |
Mus musculus
Mouse |
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Converts FIX to active FIXa. |
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FXIII A-chain |
Coagulation factor XIII A chain precursor |
Homo sapiens
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Activated by thrombin to a transglutaminase that catalyzes the formation of g‑glutamyl-e-lysine cross-links between fibrin chains, to stabilize fibrin clots. |
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Coagulation factor XIII A chain precursor |
Mus musculus
Mouse |
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Activated by thrombin to a transglutaminase that catalyzes the formation of g‑glutamyl-e-lysine cross-links between fibrin chains, to stabilize fibrin clots. |
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FXIII B-chain |
Coagulation factor XIII B chain precursor |
Homo sapiens |
FXIII B chain is not catalytically active, but may stabilize A subunits and regulate rate of transglutaminase formation by thrombin |
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Coagulation factor XIII B chain precursor |
Mus musculus
Mouse |
FXIII B chain is not catalytically active, but may stabilize A subunits and regulate rate of transglutaminase formation by thrombin |
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Fibrin a‑chain |
Fibrinogen
alpha chain precursor |
Homo sapiens
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Fibrinogen has a double function: yielding monomers that
polymerize into fibrin and acting as a cofactor in platelet aggregation. Heterohexamer a2b2g2 |
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Fibrinogen
alpha chain precursor |
Rattus norvegicus
Rat |
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Fibrinogen has a double function: yielding monomers that polymerize into fibrin and acting as a cofactor in platelet aggregation. Heterohexamer a2b2g2 |
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Fibrin b‑chain |
Fibrinogen beta
chain precursor |
Homo sapiens
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Fibrinogen has a double function: yielding monomers that polymerize into fibrin and acting as a cofactor in platelet aggregation. Heterohexamer a2b2g2 |
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Fibrinogen beta chain precursor |
Rattus norvegicus
Rat |
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Fibrinogen has a double function: yielding monomers that polymerize into fibrin and acting as a cofactor in platelet aggregation. Heterohexamer a2b2g2 |
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Fibrin g‑chain |
Fibrinogen
gamma chain precursor |
Homo sapiens
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Fibrinogen has a double function: yielding monomers that polymerize into fibrin and acting as a cofactor in platelet aggregation. Heterohexamer a2b2g2 |
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Fibrinogen gamma chain precursor |
Rattus norvegicus
Rat |
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Fibrinogen has a double function: yielding monomers that polymerize into fibrin and acting as a cofactor in platelet aggregation. Heterohexamer a2b2g2 |
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Coagulation Pathway Inhibitors |
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Tissue factor pathway inhibitor precursor |
Homo sapiens
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Inhibits FX and FXa, inhibits TF/FVIIa activity; may form TF/FVIIa/FXa/TFPI complex. |
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Tissue factor pathway inhibitor 2 precursor |
Homo sapiens
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Seems to inhibit trypsin, TF/FVIIa, and weakly FXa. |
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Tissue factor pathway inhibitor precursor |
Macaca mulatto
Rhesus macaque |
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Inhibits FX and FXa, inhibits TF/FVIIa activity; may form TF/FVIIa/FXa/TFPI complex. |
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Tissue factor pathway inhibitor precursor |
Rattus norvegicus
Rat |
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Inhibits FX and FXa, inhibits TF/FVIIa activity; may form TF/FVIIa/FXa/TFPI complex. |
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Tissue factor pathway inhibitor precursor |
Mus musculus
Mouse |
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Inhibits FX and FXa, inhibits TF/FVIIa activity; may form TF/FVIIa/FXa/TFPI complex. |
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Tissue factor pathway inhibitor 2 precursor |
Mus musculus
Mouse |
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Seems to inhibit trypsin, TF/FVIIa, and weakly FXa. |
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Tissue factor pathway inhibitor precursor |
Oryctolagus cunuculus
Rabbit |
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Inhibits FX and FXa, inhibits TF/FVIIa activity; may form TF/FVIIa/FXa/TFPI complex. |


--- layout: post date: 2006-10-26 time: "09:00:00" authors: ["Greg Wilson"] title: "German Version of 'Bottleneck'" tags: ["Articles"] ---
A German version of my article "Where's the Real Bottleneck in Scientific Computing?" has just appeared in Spektrum magazine. Pay-per-view, unfortunately, but the Software Carpentry site has had a flurry of hits from .de domains.
Dec 1: I just received my copy in the mail—I sound so much...sterner...in German ;-)
Gregory V. Wilson ist Professor für Computerwissenschaft an der University of Toronto. Sein Kurs ist erhältlich unter www.swc.scipy.org/.


| Version |
Date |
Description |
| 1.2.2 |
Not yet released |
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2008-01-18 |
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| 1.2 |
2007-02-13 |
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| 1.1.1 |
2006-06-08 |
Bugfix release |
| 1.1 |
2005-12-24 |
Portlet support, substantial refactoring and numerous bug fixes |
| 1.0 |
2003-06-26 |
Initial release |
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Changes |
By |
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Added a check for file names containing a NULL characters. Such file
names are now triggering an InvalidFileNameException since the file name
cannot be used as provided to create the file since it will be truncated
at the NUL character on most (all?) operating systems. E.g. a file name
like "test.foo0.bar" would result in "test.foo" being created. Thanks to Daniel Fabian. |
jochen |
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Temporary files have not been deleted, if an error
occurred in FileUploadBase.parseRequest(); Fixes FILEUPLOAD-160. Thanks to Stepan Koltsov. |
jochen |
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Fixed example in MultipartStream Javadocs. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-158. Thanks to Stepan Koltsov. |
jochen |
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Ensured, that the ProgressListener is called for all
items. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-157. Thanks to Paul Spurr. |
jochen |
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Made the ProgressNotifier public. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-156. |
jochen |
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Multiple documentation fixes. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-155. Thanks to Jörg Heinicke. |
jochen |
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Fixed the error message for FileSizeLimitExceededException
from "too many characters" to "too many bytes". Fixes FILEUPLOAD-152. Thanks to Duzakropka. |
jochen |
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A FileSizeLimitExceededException does now contain the
file and field name of the item, which caused the problem. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-154. |
jochen |
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Changes |
By |
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Upgrade to commons-io-1.4-SNAPSHOT, in order to use the new
FileCleaningTracker and fix issues with FileCleaner. |
jochen |
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Made the MockHttpServletRequest comply to the servlet 2.4 specification
by applying
http://www.sourcelabs.com/dashboards/sash-1.2/patches/commons-fileupload-1.1-1/SUP-520.diff Fixes FILEUPLOAD-129. |
jochen |
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Added support for accessing the file item headers. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-130. Thanks to Michael Macaluso. |
jochen |
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A MalformedStreamException is now thrown, if the size of an items
headers exceeds HEADER_PART_SIZE_MAX; Fixes FILEUPLOAD-116. Thanks to Amichai Rothman. |
jochen |
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DiskFileItem.toString() could throw an NPE. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-134. Thanks to Thomas Vandahl. |
jochen |
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Short files could cause an unexpected end of the item stream. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-135. Thanks to Alexander Sova. |
jochen |
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A FileSizeLimitExceededException was deferred until the complete
file has been uploaded. Additionally, the FileSizeLimitException
is now thrown immediately, if the attachments headers contain
a content-length value, which exceeds the configured limit. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-145. |
jochen |
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Fixed a classpath problem when building with Sun JDK 1.3.1
and Ant. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-153. Thanks to Gary Gregory. |
jochen |
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By |
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Made Streams.asString static. Thanks to Aaron Freeman. |
jochen |
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Eliminated duplicate code. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-109. |
jochen |
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Added a streaming API. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-112. |
jochen |
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Eliminated the necessity of a content-length header. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-93. |
jochen |
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Eliminated the limitation of a maximum size for a single
header line. (The total size of all headers is already
limited, so there's no need for another limit.) Fixes FILEUPLOAD-108. Thanks to Amichai Rothman. |
jochen |
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Added the ProgressListener, which allows to implement a
progress bar. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-87. |
jochen |
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Added support for header continuation lines. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-111. Thanks to Amichai Rothman. |
jochen |
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It is now possible to limit the actual file size and not
the request size. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-88. Thanks to Andrey Aristarkhov. |
jochen |
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Added the FileCleanerCleanup as an example for how to close
down the FileCleaner's reaper thread nicely. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-120. Thanks to Henry Yandell. |
jochen |
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A descriptive NPE is now thrown, if the FileItemFactory
has not been set. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-123. |
jochen |
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By |
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Cache disk file item size when it is moved to a new location. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-20. |
martinc |
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File names were being inadvertently converted to lower case. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-30. |
martinc |
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By |
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Updates for FileUpload 1.1-RC1. |
martinc |
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Added release notes for FileUpload 1.1. |
martinc |
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Update the User Guide to document the "right" way of using FileUpload
1.1, rather than the older, and thus deprecated, ways that are
compatible with FileUpload 1.0. |
martinc |
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Add this change log, including all changes since the Commons FileUpload
1.0 release. |
martinc |
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Update Commons IO dependency to version 1.1. |
martinc |
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Add custom PMD configuration. |
martinc |
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Make inner exception classes static, which they should have been all
along. |
martinc |
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Fix Checkstyle warnings. |
martinc |
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Remove Javadoc warnings. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-29. Thanks to Rahul Akolkar. |
martinc |
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martinc |
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Add custom Checkstyle configuration. |
martinc |
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Update dependencies in POM, and add comments and scope. |
martinc |
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Standardise on @throws instead of having a mixture of that and
@exception. |
martinc |
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Make DiskFileItem serializable. Thanks to Niall Pemberton for the
suggestion and patch. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-50. Thanks to Niall Pemberton. |
martinc |
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Make the temporary file names unique across class loaders, not just
within them, by including a UID in the file name. |
martinc |
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Include the actual and permitted sizes in both the exception message
and the exception itself. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-77. |
martinc |
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If an explicit header encoding is not specified, use the one from the
appropriate context (i.e. ServletRequest or ActionRequest). Fixes FILEUPLOAD-13. |
martinc |
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Add getCharacterEncoding to the request context. |
martinc |
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Null check and case insensitivity fixes. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-83. |
martinc |
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martinc |
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Fixes to POMs Fixes COMMONSSITE-2. |
dion |
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Setting source and target for Java 1.3 |
mrdon |
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Fix typos in Javadoc code examples. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-37. |
martinc |
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Fix typos in exception messages. |
martinc |
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Obtain request content type from container instead of headers. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-5. |
martinc |
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New mock objects from Jetspeed-2, and new FileUpload test cases. |
sullis |
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added toString() methods |
sullis |
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Fix up the existing package.html file and add new ones for the newly
introduced packages. Fairly minimal, but with a link to the user guide. |
martinc |
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martinc |
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Specify the encoding (ISO-8859-1) when converting the boundary to a
byte array. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-4. |
martinc |
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Convert to Sun coding guidelines. |
martinc |
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DeferredFileOutputStream moved to Commons IO. |
martinc |
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Workaround for Mac IE5 bug. Thanks to Justin Sampson for the patch and
tests for this vexing issue. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-16. Thanks to Justin Sampson. |
martinc |
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Handle unquoted header parameters. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-104. |
martinc |
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Some documentation on interaction with virus scanners. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-78. |
martinc |
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More unit tests from Justin Sampson. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-31. Thanks to Justin Sampson. |
martinc |
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Use FileCleaner from Commons IO to clean up temp files, rather than
File.deleteOnExit(), which can cause serious problems in long-running
processes. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-95. |
martinc |
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Check that HTTP method is POST as part of multipart check. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-53. |
martinc |
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Switch to Commons IO version of DeferredFileOutputStream. Adding IO as
a dependency will allow us to take advantage of other classes in that
component to fix additional FileUpload bugs. |
martinc |
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handle quoted boundary specification. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-40. |
martinc |
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use case-independent comparisons for encoding types. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-18. |
martinc |
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Fix comments to avoid break iterator complaints. |
martinc |
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Fix typos in comments. Thanks to Yuji Yamano. |
martinc |
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Add support for character sets specified for individual parts. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-101. Thanks to Oleg Kalnichevski. |
martinc |
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Change to Apache License 2.0 |
scolebourne |
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Correct the comment for the no-args constructor to reflect the fact
that a factory needs to be set before parsing uploads. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-22. |
martinc |
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Collapse some all but duplicated code. |
martinc |
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Fix example showing FileItem.write to use a File object. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-72. |
jmcnally |
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Check for null before attempting to close streams in write(). Fixes FILEUPLOAD-21. Thanks to Peter Chase. |
martinc |
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Correction to sample code in the docs. Fixes FILEUPLOAD-67. Thanks to Paul Dalton. |
martinc |


DO NOT USE, internal to the Java-NetCDF library. This package contains utility classes used by several OPeNDAP packages.


wput(1) Internet Applications - FTP wput(1) NAME wput - A wget-like ftp-uploader SYNOPSIS wput [options] file [file ...] URL DESCRIPTION Wput is a free utility that is able to upload files to a ftp-server. Wput is non-interactive and background-capable. It can upload files or whole directories and is meant to be a robust client even for unstable connections and will therefore retry to upload a file, if the connection broke. Wput supports resuming, so it automatically continues uploading from the point where the previous upload stopped, meaning that you can kill Wput anytime and it will (if the remote ftp-server supports this, being most likely the case) finish the partial uploaded file. Wput supports connections through proxies, allowing you to use it in an environment that can access the internet only via a proxy or to provide anonymity by hiding your ip-address to the server. For SOCKSv5-proxies Wput supports also listening mode, allowing you to use port-mode ftp through a proxy (useful if the remote ftp is behind a firewall or a gate‐ way). Wput supports timestamping, so it will (in the ideal case and if times‐ tamping is enabled) only upload files, that are newer than the remote- file. The upload-rate of Wput can be restricted, so that Wput won't eat all available bandwidth. URL-Input-Handling URLs are recognized by the ftp://-prefix Wput first reads the URLs from command-line, and associates the first file with the first URL, the second file with the second URL etc. It then transmits the file/URL combinations that are already complete. Afterwards, Wput uses the --input-file (if any) and reads the URLs using the same sheme as above. In situations where more URLs than files are specified, Wput tries to guess the local filename from the URL. In case there are more files that URLs remaining, Wput uses the last known URL for each of the files. So you can specify e.g. one URL and read all filenames from a file. Or use wput *.txt ftp://host, to transfer all *.txt-files. See doc/USAGE.examples for further examples. To be on the safe side, it is recommended to supply the files before the URLs. Guessing Local File If Wput has an URL without a corresponding filename, Wput tries to guess the local file's location. e.g. using wput ftp://host/direc‐ tory/path/file, Wput will look out for /directory/path/file. If not found, Wput looks for ./directory/path/file, ./path/file and ./file. OPTIONS Logging and Input File Options -a LOGFILE, --append-output=LOGFILE Append all logged messages to logfile. --basename=PATH This option causes Wput to snip path from all input-files when they are connected to the URL. wput /usr/share/doc.tgz ftp://host/ would create ftp://host//usr/share/doc.tgz, whereas specifying /usr/share/ as basename will result in ftp://host/doc.tgz being created. -i FILE, --input-file=FILE Reads URLs and filenames from file. If there are URLs on the com‐ mand-line too, these will be retrieved first, unless sorting is enabled. See also the URL-Input-Handling section. If file is -, the URLs will be read from stdin. If you want to pipe the contents of the file that shall be uploaded to stdin, this cannot be done (yet). But you can use the --input-pipe flag and read the contents a) from a named pipe -I "cat named.pipe; echo > /dev/null" or b) directly from the command, that outputs the data. (See --input-pipe) Do not do things like find | wput ftp://host/ -i -! Wput would upload all files from the current directory (since the first out‐ put of find will be '.') and afterwards each file again (since find postes its name to Wput. And further problematic is that Wput will upload each directory that is given by find and since find itself recurses all directories, the files would be uploaded three times (or even more often for further subdirectories). Use wput ftp://host/ to upload everything from the local directory. Or use find ! -type d | wput ftp://host/ -i - to tell find, not to output directories. -I COMMAND, --input-pipe=COMMAND If no file/directory can be "guessed" (see "Guessing Local File") from the URL, the output of command is taken as file-input. com‐ mand is invoked as follows: command ftp "username" "ip/hostname" port "remote_direc‐ tory" "remote_filename" The hostname is only supplied if the ip cannot be resolved. If you do not want these parameters to confuse the program from which you read the contents, use something like '-I "cat file; echo > /dev/null"' so that these parameters are passed to echo and to /dev/null afterwards. Since the progressbar is not capable of handling unknown filesizes, the filesize is set to 1 GiB. There‐ fore the ETA shows a wrong value. -nv, --less-verbose Be less verbose. That means reducing Wput's output to a minimun. Specifiing this flag more often is equal to the --quiet flag. Some people also like combining the -v and -nv flags, being quite senseless. -o LOGFILE, --output-file=LOGFILE Log all messages to logfile. -q, --quiet Turn off Wput's output. -R, --remove-source-files Unlinks/deletes files that have been successfully transmitted. -s, --sort If sorting is enabled Wput first reads all URLs from any input- devices available and will sort them before transmitting each file. The sorting order is: ip/hostname, port, username, password, directory, filename. Sorting requires a bit more memory since all data needs to be hold there. -v, --verbose Turn on verbose output. This gives some more information about what Wput does. If you specify this flag twice, you get debug out‐ put. Upload Options -A, --ascii Wput automatically determines which transfer-format to use, by looking at the file-extensions. Certain files are recognized as ASCII. These are: txt, c, java, cpp, sh, f, f90, f77, f95, bas, pro, csh, ksh, conf, htm, html, php, pl, cgi, inf, js, asp, bat, cfm, css, dhtml, diz, h, hpp, ini, mak, nfo, shtml, shtm, tcl, pas Specifying this flag forces Wput to use ASCII mode file transfers. -b, --background Go to background immediately after startup. If no output file is given, wput will redirect its output to "./wputlog" -B, --binary Specifying this flag forces Wput to use BINARY mode file trans‐ fers. --bind-address=ADDRESS When making client TCP/IP connections, bind() to ADDRESS to ADDRESS on the local machine. ADDRESS may be specified as a host‐ name or IP address. This option can be useful if your machine is bound to multiple IPs. --force-tls If this flag is specified and Wput is linked with the OpenSSL-library, the flag enforces the usage of TLS: If no TLS-connection can be established the process will cancel and not try to go on with an unencrypted connection. Basic Startup Options -l RATE, --limit-rate=RATE If you don't want Wput to eat up all available bandwidth, specify this flag. RATE is a numeric value. The units 'K' (for KiB) and 'M' (for MiB) are understood. The upload rate is limited on average, meaning that if you limit the rate to 10K and Wput was just able to send with 5K for the first seconds, it will send (if possible) afterwards more than 10K until the average rate of 10K is fulfilled. -m, --chmod This will change the access mode of the transferred files. The format is the three-digit octal unix mode, e.g. 644 means rw- r--r--. -nc, --dont-continue If this flag is specified, resuming will be turned off, meaning that a remote file being smaller than the local one will be over‐ written. To skip this file, you have to enable --skip-existing. See also doc/USAGE.resumehandling -N, --timestamping If timestamping is enabled, Wput will retrieve a directory list and parse it to determine the remote file-date. If the local file is newer than the remote one (there is a default allowed timevari‐ ance of 5 seconds, which can be adjusted in the wputrc-file) it is uploaded, otherwise skipped. The local date is dermined by the mtime (time of last modifica‐ tion), using the current time-zone. This should be equal to the output of ls -l. Since you usually do not want to resume existing files, you should employ the --reupload --dont-continue flags as well. -p, --port-mode Per default, Wput uses passive mode ftp, which works well for most configurations. If passive mode fails, Wput automatically falls back to port mode. If you want Wput to start using port mode ftp, specify this flag. --proxy=MODE Alias is option -Y. The MODE can be either http for http-based proxies (such as SQUID), socks for SOCKSv5 proxies or off to dis‐ able the proxy. --proxy-user=NAME If the proxy-server requires authentication, use NAME as user- name. You need to specify --proxy-pass too. These information can also be stored in the wputrc-file. --proxy-pass=PASSWORD Specifies the password to use for the proxy. FTP Options --no-directories If Wput is unable to CWD into a directory, it will try to create it. If this is not the desired behaviour specify this flag to force Wput not to create any directories. -t NUMBER, --tries=NUMBER Set number of retries to number. Specify -1 for infinite retrying, which is default, too. -u, --reupload If this flag is specified, a remote file having the same size as the local one is to be uploaded. Skipping is default. --skip-larger If this flag is specified, a remote file being larger than the local one will be skipped. Default is reuploading it. --skip-existing If this flag is specified, the upload of a file will be skipped if the remote file already exists. General options -V, --version Display the version of wput. -h, --help Print a help screen, with a short description of wput's command- line options. DIAGNOSTICS Normally, the exit status is 0 if either everything went fine or there was nothing to do. If some files were skipped during the upload (due to timestamping or resume-rules) the exit status is set to 1. If some files failed to be transmitted due to an remote error, exit status is 2. If some files failed and some others were skipped, exit status is 3. For general problems like failure of some system-functions the exit status is 4. BUGS You are welcome to send bug reports and suggestions about Wput through the Sourceforge Bugtracking System: http://source‐ forge.net/tracker/?group_id=141519 Please send all available information that might concern this bug (e.g. Operating System and what can be done to reproduce the error). Supply also the debug-output (but remove confidential data if any), which helps a lot analysing the problem. If you use a wputrc file, it might also be useful to provide the relevant parts of it. If there is a crash due to a segfault or similar, try to run it in a debugger, e.g. gdb /usr/bin/wput core and type where to get the back‐ trace. It would also be great help if you could recompile wput with mem‐ ory-debugging support (make clean; make memdbg; [make install]) and use this debug-dump. SEE ALSO Many options can be set in a wputrc file. For its documentation consult the sample file provided by Wput. There are some USAGE.* files in the doc/ directory of Wput. These contain further information and samples on how to use Wput. AUTHOR Wput is written by Hagen Fritsch<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Hagen Fritsch 0.6.2 wput(1)


Jeep Quest Part 3
I took a vacation day today and saw another Jeep!
It was in a (blessedly indoor) used car lot way up on Pulaski and Addison. It took me, no joke, three busses and an hour and a half to get there. I walked past the place once, walked past it in the other direction, and then went into the wrong business where they were helpful enough to give me directions (turn right and go two doors down).
The Jeep is clean. The lot wants almost $8,000 for it, and it has 187,000 miles. It’s got the Sahara trim package, and the interior is really quite nice. The only problem I could find is the resistor pack for the blower motor is shot. That’s a $13 part on Amazon, though, and it would take like 30 minutes to change. It’s a haggling point.
The exterior is solid. Paint is worn off in a few weird places, and there’s a little bit of surface rust in the back. The tires are decent, but I would really feel more comfortable with a fresher set — especially the rears.
It does have the hard top, though. I’d prefer the soft top. Honestly, though, I could probably sell the hard top, turn around and buy a new soft top, and still wind up pocketing a little bit of cash.
The engine, on the other hand, is clean and all the pieces are there.
The engine took a second to crank. The battery looked ok, but the terminals were a little corroded. That might be something to fix. Once it started up, however, it was really smooth; much better than the last Jeep I looked at.
It does have the 3 speed automatic transmission, which is a down-side to me. The shifts (both of ‘em) were smoother than I expected. It acutally feels quit nicely geared around town, but the engine sounds like it’s working a little harder than I would like it to work on the highway. I imagine (traffic, even at noon on a Tuesday, was too heavy to get it up past 55) it would cruise around 65 mph at 3,000 RPM, which is okay. The cruise control is a little slow to react.
I stopped in a neighborhood and tried to figure out the four wheel drive modes. The first time I tried it, I wound up stuck for a minute with the transfer case in neutral after coming out of 4 low with an Audi beeping at me to move. I fiddled with it for a second and finally found 2 high in time to move out of the way. I pulled over a little later, and the transfer case was a lot easier to work with.
Fun fact: stepping on the brake hard enough to keep the car stopped with the transmission in drive and the transfer case in 2 high will not keep the car stopped in 4 low. It’s a little disconcerting just how much the Jeep wants to go when it’s in 4 low.
I will talk it over with Sabrina. I might show it to her, and offer the guy $5,000 hoping to settle in the $6,000 range. The mileage really doesn’t scare me that much. It looks like the previous owner really cared for the vehicle, as evidenced by the lack of tacky mods and the Glacier National Park bumper sticker on the back.


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The goal of Baobab is to push authors to take ownership of their own photographic and professional careers, by stimulating hands-on experiences to be taken into the next step of their creative development.
We (Kirsten Bosma, Pietro Bulfoni, and Daniel Siegersma- founders of the platform) offer a range of activities and educational experiences that aim to strengthen the photographers’ capacities to reflect, create and craft a story.
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The PyObjC package provides the glue needed to interface the Python interpreter
with the Objective-C language. At its core is the objc
module makes
Objective-C objects and classes available as first-class Python citizens. It is
not only possible to use Objective-C objects but you can also subclass
Objective-C classes.
To make it easier to use the core objc
module, this package also provides
a number of modules that are wrappers for the Cocoa frameworks, such as
Foundation and AppKit. These modules not only give you access to the classes in
these frameworks but also to the functions and constants in those modules.
Read the documentation for more information on how to use this package. The installation manual describes how to install this package.
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- When internationalizng a resource, Sage generates a separate file for each locale in the project.
- For each locale, if there is a resource version more specific to that locale than the default, then that version will be opened instead. This allows having completely separate versions of the resource per locale or locale hierarchy. The locale of the resource is set by the filename suffix at the end (e.g.
-en
, or-en-UK
of the name (but before the extension). The specificity of the suffixes is controlled by the project internationalization settings. - By default, the internationalized files are saved in a subdirectory '_target' within the file's source directory. This location is configurable.
For each of the locales a resource is being internationalized to, Sage checks weather a separate file, specific to that locale exists. If it does, it selects it instead of the more generic, default file.
When selecting this locale-specific file however, a list of names is considered. The list is defined with the resourceNames attribute on the locale element of the project internationalization configuration:
With the above configuration in place, when localizing a resource "support.html", the file names Sage will attempt to open will be, in this order:
- support-ar.html (Argentina)
- support-la.html (Latin America)
- support-es.html (Spain)
- support.html (Generic)
The first existing file will be used, and the search stops.
The internationalization can be done either:
- Single file, on-the-fly, as required due to resources changes
- Complete project is preinternationalized, typically as part of the build process; Sage is then configured to not attempt any internationalization.
In a production environment, the project will typically be pre-internationalizated before deployment, as this speeds up responses by having pregenerated the localizations already.
On development setups, it is convenient to have Sage do this as required; when the source file or one of it's dependencies changes.
This behavior is controlled with the autoInternationalize
attribute of the project element
The localization will happen only if the document references the internationalization namespace.


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- ICFitting - Interface in edu.richmond.adminsys.conduit
The ICFitting interface is the superinterface for all source, sink, and monitor components in the Conduit framework
- ICMessagePump - Interface in edu.richmond.adminsys.conduit
The ICMessagePump interface is implemented by a class that distributes events from the source and sink objects to the monitor objects.
- ICMonitor - Interface in edu.richmond.adminsys.conduit
The ICMonitor interface is implemented by any classes that will observe the events generated by the source and sink components and display or persist them.
- ICSink - Interface in edu.richmond.adminsys.conduit
The ICSink interface is implemented by any classes that write data to a destination.
- ICSource - Interface in edu.richmond.adminsys.conduit
The ICSource interface is implemented by any classes that read data from a source.
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protected Wallet |
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static Wallet |
Wallet.loadFromFile(File f)
Returns a wallet deserialized from the given file. |
static Wallet |
Wallet.loadFromFileStream(FileInputStream f)
Returns a wallet deserialied from the given file input stream. |
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BigInteger |
Transaction.getValueSentFromMe(Wallet wallet)
Calculates the sum of the inputs that are spending coins with keys in the wallet. |
BigInteger |
Transaction.getValueSentToMe(Wallet wallet)
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Round 1:Buzz-Up
This is a buzzer round event in which they have to identify IT/CP based companies,persons,etc. There will be questions which include logo, tag line, picture to identify (ceo, place, etc).Number of participants will be divided into small groups and they have to answer as quickly as possible by pressing buzzer. All the questions are shown on projector to participants.
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Royal Portrush Golf Club 'to monitor' Jeffrey Epstein investigation as Prince Andrew remains patron
Royal Portrush Golf Club has said it will discuss the decision of its patron Prince Andrew to step aside from public duties at its next meeting.
The host of this year's Open Championship said there were no scheduled plans for Andrew to return to the club.
Charities and organisations associated with the prince have been distancing themselves from him following his weekend interview with BBC 2's Newsnight.

A Royal Portrush statement said: "The allegations surrounding Prince Andrew, and especially the trauma and distress suffered by the victims of Jeffrey Epstein, is a matter of deep regret."
"Royal Portrush will continue to monitor the ongoing investigative process. There are no scheduled plans for him to return to the club.
"The council of Royal Portrush is acutely aware of the widespread public concern about these allegations and Prince Andrew's decision to step away from public duties will be discussed at our next meeting."


I Alone Level-up: Chapter 71
Yoo Jinho was shocked .
‘ . Red Gate?’
Why would that be brought up here? Because of how much attention it was getting in the media, Yoo Jinho was well aware of the incident . However, he was not sure why his father was bringing it up in this meeting .
‘And that man…’
The so-called survivor of the incident . The press was looking for anyone related to the incident with fervor . How was that man even called to this place? Questions piled up in Yoo Jinho’s mind . Watching him, Yoo Myunghan slowly opened his mouth,
“It appears that you are not aware . ”
“Sir?”
Putting aside the confused Yoo Jinho, the chairman turned to the nervous looking Go Myunghwan .
“Hunter-nim . ”
“Yes?”
“Please inform my son who was there on that day, other than the Baekho’s new recruits . ”
“Understood . ”
Go Myunghwan turned to Yoo Jinho . Looking at the man, Yoo Jinho still showed confusion on his face .
“There was a young female Hunter, about the age of a highschooler, and-”
‘A young female Hunter?’
Up until that point, Yoo Jinho could not have dreamt of the name Go Myunghwan would say next,
“Sung Jinwoo-ssi . ”
sink
Yoo Jinho could almost hear his heart sinking to his stomach .
‘H-hyungnim was at the Red Gate incident?’
How could this have happened? Yoo Jinho’s mind fell into chaos . But then the young man remembered something,
‘Wait, few days ago…’
Han Songyi, who had completely ignored hyungnim in the past, was sharing a friendly conversation with the man .
“What was the female Hunter’s name?”
“It’s Ms . Han Songyi . ”
My god . Yoo Jinho’s mouth opened wide . To think that this was the secret of hyungnim and Han Songyi’s relationship .
‘That means…’
The “unknown helper” theorized all over the news is… As if finishing his thought, Go Myunghwan continued,
“It was because of Sung Jinwoo-ssi that Ms . Han Songyi and our Baekho members were able to leave the Red Gate with our lives . ”
‘Oh my god…’
Hyungnim, just what were you doing over there . Yoo Jinho was half surprised and half happy at hearing his hyungnim’s name . The young man forgot about his father in front of him and brazenly asked,
“What happened in the Red Gate?”
Go Myunghwan looked to his side for permission . Yoo Myunghan nodded . The Hunter was already itching to go off into details, so the man happily explained everything that had happened in the Red Gate,
“Well, where to start…”
Yoo Jinho listened with his eyes sparkling .
“We were flustered at first, when we heard that two E-rank Hunters would be joining in our training . But…”
 However, he was not the only one excited by the tale,
“An A-rank Hunter?!”
“I know, right! He just slapped him like pow! And Kim Cheol just went down like boom!”
“Wow…”
Everytime he heard a new accomplishment of hyungnim, Yoo Jinho’s heart beat faster .
‘As expected of hyungnim . ’
Taking down the high-level magic beasts was nothing . But to think that he could knock out an A-rank Hunter in one blow . The fact that that man was his hyungnim filled Yoo Jinho with awe and pride . Go Myunghwan continued his story,
“-Then dozens of ice elves appeared out of thin air . I really thought we were done for then, but-”
Was it because they were so focused on the story? The time passed by quickly . The tale of the Red Gate was not a short story, but in no time, Go Myunghwan reached the end . The man spoke a little too excitedly,
“It was something impossible . Sung Jinwoo-ssi was the savior of everyone there . ”
Yoo Jinho nodded along without realizing . He fully understood Go Myunghwan’s feelings . He himself was saved by hyungnim several times .
“And to think that we couldn’t tell the story of our savior! It was hard for me to accept Baekho’s decision on this matter .  ”
“Sir?”
“I think that’s good enough . ”
“Ah, I apologize . I got a little too excited .  Yoo Myunghan turned back to his son,
“And when I investigated Hunter Sung Jinwoo, an unexpected name appeared . ”
Yoo Myunghan pointed to a name on a document in front of him . The man’s finger was on Yoo Jinho’s name . The document was one of the raiding reports the young Hunter had handed to his father in the beginning . The finger slid over to a second name on the document, Sung Jinwoo .
Raid Leader Yoo Jinho . Raid Member Sung Jinwoo .
The evidence was clear .
‘He got me…’
The fact that he had borrowed a powerful Hunter’s abilities for his Guildmaster license plan was found out . Yoo Jinho’s expression hardened .
“The fact that Hunter Sung Jinwoo’s help was great in your plans to obtain the Guildmaster license . Do you deny it?”
“ . No, sir . ”
“Do you have anything else to say?”
“ . ”
The road ahead looked bleak to the young man . The moment hyungnim’s involvement in the plan was revealed, it became impossible to convince his father that he was worthy of Yoojin Guild .
‘ . ’
His father continued to look at him with a fierce gaze . In the past, Yoo Jinho would’ve lost all strength before that gaze .
‘But . ’
He could not back off like this . For the first time in his life, Yoo Jinho gathered the courage to stand up to his father . The young man bowed his head and raised his voice,
“Could you please leave Yoojin Guild to me, father?”
“Alright . ”
“Eh?”
At the cool reply, Yoo Jinho raised his head .
“I’ll leave Yoojin Guild to you . ”
“Huh…?”
“You said it yourself . It’s too risky to leave the Guild to an outsider . With your existence, is there a need for us to take on unnecessary risk?”
“B-but, I tried to deceive you, father-”
“So what . Did you think I would scold you and chase you away?”
Was he mistaken?  But Yoo Jinho felt like his father was smiling .
“If you had carelessly entered these Dungeons without a plan, perhaps I would’ve done so . I do not recall raising a fool for a son . ”
Yoo Jinho felt his face becoming hot .
‘If I never met hyungnim, I would be yelled at and sent away by father right now . ’
Well, he would’ve probably died before that . Yoo Jinho sighed in relief in his mind .
“However, I have a condition . ”
“Yes, sir . ”
“This Hunter Sung Jinwoo… Could you bring him to Yoojin Guild?”
Yoo Jinho’s eyes opened wide,
“Hyungnim to our Guild?”
‘Did he just say hyungnim?’
A light flashed across Yoo Myunghan’s eyes for a split second .
“Yes . ”
Yoo Jinho could not reply easily,
‘Argh…’
The young man knew he had to appear confident before his father right now . However, the target in question was hyungnim . All he could do is ask and hope for the best . So, he spoke truthfully to his father,
“I’m not sure . ”
“Good . There would’ve been no point to a condition if it was that easy . ”
Chairman Yoo Myunghan drank some water then wiped his mouth with a handkerchief .
“If you fail, I will turn the Guild over to your brother . How about it, will you give it a go?”

‘I’ve worked hard for this opportunity…’
If he walked away now, he would not be able to raise his head in front of hyungnim, who had helped him until the very end . Yoo Jinho spoke with a serious look in his eyes,
“Yes, I will try . ”
“Good . ”
With his father’s last word, the deal between father and son was complete . Yoo Myunghan silently nodded to dismiss his son, and Yoo Jinho bid his goodbyes and left . Yoo Myunghan removed the handkerchief from his mouth; the man had difficulty hiding the smile on his face .
‘That brat…’
To think that he would ask for the Yoojin Guild . He had a rough idea of what Yoo Jinho wanted when his son asked for this meeting, but it was beyond Yoo Myunghan’s expectations that his son would come with such determination .
‘As expected, the tiger’s son is a tiger . ’
The smile on Yoo Myunghan’s face slowly widened .
‘Holy shit! THE Chairman Yoo Myunghan is smiling!’
Go Myunghwan was beyond shocked . The chairman’s nickname was “Pokerface” . Whether something good or bad happened, the man was famous for maintaining his stern and fierce expression .

Jinwoo climbed toward the upper floor with a terrifying speed .
| You’ve defeated a Mid-level Demon . . |
| You’ve earned 300 experience points . . |
| You’ve earned 1 Demon Soul . . |
…
…
| You’ve defeated a Mid-level Demon . . |
| You’ve defeated a Mid-level Demon . . |
However, looking at the piling up experience points and souls every time he defeated a demon, Jinwoo did not feel tired .
| Collected Demon Souls: 4,388/ 10,000. |
‘Not even halfway, huh?’
He felt like he had hunted an endless horde of demons here, but the wall known as 10,000 was still very high . What about his level?
| Level: 69. |
He had gained two more levels after a day . It definitely had slowed down, but was still fast compared to the rate of soul collecting . Even now, he continued to gain experience points .
“Kkieeeek!”
| . Mid-level Demon . . |
| You’ve earned 300 experience points . . |
| You’ve earned 1 Demon Soul . . |
“Whew-!”
After taking down the last demon in front of him, Jinwoo stretched his back and looked around . Between the Shadow Soldiers standing at attention, countless corpses of mid-level demons were scattered about .
clap
Jinwoo smiled and put his hands together .
“Good job, everyone . ”
The soldiers that fought hard returned to his shadow . While they could be used to collect magic cores in normal Dungeons, in here, only Jinwoo was able to collect the drops .
| Would you like to acquire it?. |
After all, only he could respond to the System’s messages .
‘This part’s a bit inconvenient . ’
And so, if the number of demons was low, Jinwoo would take care of them on his own . Only against a larger group, were the soldiers summoned . After each battle, he went from corpse to corpse, stretching his hand toward the light and collecting drops .
‘What was so fun about this that Jinho kept volunteering?’
Remembering his dongsaeng, Jinwoo smiled as he continued to work .
There was one more inconvenience here . In the Demon Castle, Shadow Extraction was impossible . The low-level and mid-level demons he fought did not give off the black smoke that indicated a soldier could be raised .
‘Even when I stare at the corpses, all I get is-’
| The mana is contaminated . . |
| It’s not a possible target for Shadow Extraction . . |
The message that told him extraction was impossible due to contaminated mana .
‘Well, what could I do?’
With a disappointed feeling, Jinwoo went from corpse to corpse and piled up the drop messages .
ring~
| You’ve found 29 “Mid-level Demon’s Horns”. |
| Would you like to acquire them all?. |
Jinwoo smiled widely,
‘Of course!’
Looking at the items that piled up on the ground out of thin air, Jinwoo forgot about the disappointment regarding Shadow Extraction .
‘Nothing I could use . ’
Then everything has to go! The mass sale of junk items in the past few days had massively increased his hoard .
| Current Gold: 914,690,772. |
Damn! Looking at the amount of gold he had amassed, Jinwoo was satisfied once more . His funds for the System’s shop had risen above 900 million .
‘Makes sense . A single demon’s horn is about 200,000, and I’ve hunted 4,000 of them . ’
And adding the other random items sold here and there, the gold piled up with terrifying speed .
‘Should I purchase an S-rank weapon or an armor?’
Jinwoo shook his head . He didn’t particularly feel the need right now and did not want to forcefully spend gold .
‘I’m sure I’ll have a need for it someday . ’
Jinwoo closed the inventory and dusted off his hands . The area was roughly cleared . He had long since obtained the entry permit for the 51st Floor . All that was left to do is head over to the magic elevator…
Jinwoo moved his gaze to the pillar of light . Guarding the magic circle was a single giant demon surrounded by multiple high-level demons . Jinwoo looked above the giant demon’s head . Its name was floating in the usual place, in black letters:
‘Overlord of the Lower Floors, Volkhan of Avarice’ [1]
The demon had a giant muscular body that looked like it weight several dozen, no, several hundred tons . In its hands was a terrifyingly large club . Still, Jinwoo smiled,
‘So that’s the halfway boss?’
Jinwoo had no bad memories when it came to the bosses of the Instant Dungeons . They had always given a large amount of experience points and dropped good items . Compared to the boss-level magic beasts that often gave little reward, boss-level monsters were practically gift boxes . The Hunter wondered just what this thing would drop .
gulp
Jinwoo smiled as he gulped in anticipation .
. .
Translator’s Notes:
[1]: “Overlord of the Lower Floors, Volkhan of Avarice” (하층의 지배자, 탐욕스런 볼칸): Wew, long name . “Lower level/floor” 하층 + “ruler/overlord/dominator” 지배자 . “Greedy/Avarice” 탐욕스런 + proper name (ball 볼 + khan 칸) . Note, the title for “overlord” 지배자, is the exact same word as “Ruler” from “Ruler’s Hands” skill (지배자의 손길), but I am purposely using a different word here . Don’t ask why .


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I am currently studying for a degree in IT (Information Technology)
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Authors: Alberto Leggieri, Davide Passi, Franco di Paolo, Giuseppe Felici, Alessia Ciccotelli, Silvia De Stefano and Filippo Marangoni
Source: FERMAT, Volume 14, Communications 1, Mar Apr., 2016
Abstract: An investigation on the power energy injection in a resonator by electron stream is reported in this paper, by documenting the power transfer between the electron current to a resonant system. The beam current emitted by an electron linear accelerator (LINAC) has been monitored through a particular radiation detector. This device was developed for the dose measurements of a Medical Linear LINAC where monitoring system are required for the real time control of the dose delivered to the patient [1-4]. The power transfer has been observed employing the relation of interaction of the LINAC beam current with a passive resonant cavity [5] placed at the output interface of the accelerator. The LINAC beam current have a bunched form. The spectral content is a line at the accelerating pulsation ω0=2πf and whole-number harmonics [4]. The beam has been used to induce TM010 mode oscillations in a cylindrical cavity at the frequency f [6]. The current drives the cavity in resonance and the energy exchange is heavily regulated by the transit time factor T [7] and the coupling factor k [8]. A magnetic loop antenna is inserted in the cavity in order to perceive the magnetic flux at the TM010 resonance. A voltage induced on the terminals of the magnetic loop is forwarded to an envelope detector through a coaxial transmission line loaded . The envelope detector shows a matched impedance to the loop-cavity system where a certain amount of power is dissipated. The cavity modeling has been performed on POISSON SUPERFISH and the whole system consisting of the cavity and the magnetic loop has been optimized and finally simulated on HFSS version 15 of ANSYS .
Index Terms: Accelerator instrumentation, electron beams, microwave devices, radiation detectors, resonant cavities.
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Job Continues: I Will Maintain My Integrity
1 And Job again took up his discourse, and said:
2 “As God lives, who has taken away my right,
and the Almighty, who has made my soul bitter,
3 as long as my breath is in me,
and the spirit of God is in my nostrils,
4 my lips will not speak falsehood,
and my tongue will not utter deceit.
5 Far be it from me to say that you are right;
till I die I will not put away my integrity from me.
6 I hold fast my righteousness and will not let it go;
my heart does not reproach me for any of my days.
7 “Let my enemy be as the wicked,
and let him who rises up against me be as the unrighteous.
8 For what is the hope of the godless when God cuts him off,
when God takes away his life?
9 Will God hear his cry
when distress comes upon him?
10 Will he take delight in the Almighty?
Will he call upon God at all times?
11 I will teach you concerning the hand of God;
what is with the Almighty I will not conceal.
12 Behold, all of you have seen it yourselves;
why then have you become altogether vain?
13 “This is the portion of a wicked man with God,
and the heritage that oppressors receive from the Almighty:
14 If his children are multiplied, it is for the sword,
and his descendants have not enough bread.
15 Those who survive him the pestilence buries,
and his widows do not weep.
16 Though he heap up silver like dust,
and pile up clothing like clay,
17 he may pile it up, but the righteous will wear it,
and the innocent will divide the silver.
18 He builds his house like a moth's,
like a booth that a watchman makes.
19 He goes to bed rich, but will do so no more;
he opens his eyes, and his wealth is gone.
20 Terrors overtake him like a flood;
in the night a whirlwind carries him off.
21 The east wind lifts him up and he is gone;
it sweeps him out of his place.
22 It hurls at him without pity;
he flees from its power in headlong flight.
23 It claps its hands at him
and hisses at him from its place.


Pokemon Sword and Shield: Where to get a free Charmander
by Gautam NathPokemon Sword and Shield are quite generous with the number of gift Pokemon you can receive in the game. You can get a free Toxel as well as free Pikachu/Eevee. Moreover, you can also get everyone's favourite Generation 1 starter Pokemon, Charmander, as a gift.
In order to get your free Charmander in Sword and Shield, you will need to have finished the Pokemon League and defeated Leon in battle. Once you've done that, go back to your home town of Postwick and head over to Leon's/Hop's house a few steps away from yours.
Go inside and head to the top floor to Leon's room. You'll find a Pokeball there and a letter attached from Leon. The Pokeball contains a Level 5 Charmander which you will need to take care of after having beaten Leon in an intense battle.
Charmander, Charmeleon and Charizard are currently the only Kanto starters available in the game but a surprising leak revealed that at a later point you could also get Squirtle, Bulbasaur and other missing Pokemon.
Although you do get Charmander a little late in the game, there are several other Pokemon that are worth adding to your party while you wait.


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The Variables API allows plugins to store boolean values attached to a DOM Element (the context) and should only be used for cross-plugin communication (otherwise use jQuery.data). It supports a scope-like behaviour, expressions, basic data structures and listeners.
Variables are initialized in a context (a DOM Element). This means, that they are attached to the element. If a variable is initialized with the same name as a variable attached to an anchestor, the anchestor’s variable cannot be accessed from this element and all descendants, instead, the current element’s variable will be used.
When accessing a variable, the first variable when going up in the DOM tree starting from the context element context element will be used. If the variable is not initialized, the value will always be false.
A variable can be a simple variable, a group or a stack.
Please note: To initialize a variable, we use variable names. To set a variable to a specific value, we use keys.
Holds a single boolean value.
Initialize: Variables.addVariable([context],"[varname]",[boolean_value],"simple")
Set to a value: Variables.set([context],"[varname]",[boolean_value]).
Accessing a value: Variables.get([context],"[varname]").
Can hold any value (which is evaluated as true).
Initialize: Variables.addVariable([context],"[varname]","[any_value]","group")
Set to a value: Variables.set([context],"[varname].[value]",[boolean_value]) (If [boolean_value] is true, the value of the variable will be changed to [value])
Accessing a value: Variables.get([context],"[varname].[value]") (If the value of [varname] is [value], the function returns true)
A stack containing values.
Initialize: Variables.addVariable([context],"[varname]","[any_value]","stack") (The stack will contain [any_value] at the top of the stack)
Set to a value: Variables.set([context],"[varname].[value]",[boolean_value]) (If [boolean_value] is true, the [value] will be pushed on top of the stack, otherwise all occurences of [value] will be removed from the stack)
Accessing a value: Variables.get([context],"[varname].[value]") (If the head of [varname] is [value], the function returns true)
An expression is a combination of variable keys and logic operators. Supported are &&, ||, (, ), !, true and false. Everything else is interpreted as a variable key.
For example, group.value&&(!stack.value||varname)&&false is a valid expression.
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Unit 3. Looking for an Electronic Device
Unit 3. Comparing Devices


In the methods below, record means the current record, which can be obtained via the getLocalRow method like this:
where rowid is the id of the row andf grid_id is the id of the gridvar record = jQuery("#grid_id").jqGrid('getLocalRow',rowid);
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Method |
Parameters |
Returns |
Description |
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collapseNode |
record |
grid object |
Collapse the node at specified record |
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collapseRow |
record |
grid object |
Collapse the current row |
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delTreeNode |
rowid |
boolean |
Where rowid is the id of the row. Deletes the specified node and all child nodes of that node. Does not delete the node in the server table |
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expandNode |
record |
grid object |
Expand the node at specified record |
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expandRow |
record |
grid object |
Expand the current row |
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getNodeAncestors |
record |
array |
Returns array of the ancestors of the specified record |
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getNodeDepth |
record |
number |
Returns the depth of the specified record |
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getNodeParent |
record |
array |
Returns the parent node of the specified record |
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getNodeChildren |
record |
array |
Returns array of child nodes of the specified record; returns empty array if none |
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getRootNodes |
array |
Returns an array of the current root nodes. |
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isNodeLoaded |
record |
boolean |
Returns true if the node is already loaded |
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isVisibleNode |
record |
boolean |
Returns true or false if the node is visible or not |
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setTreeRow |
rowid, data |
boolean |
Set a data in specifird rowid. Does not set it at server |
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SortTree |
name, direction |
grid object |
Direction is 'asc' (meaning ascending) or 'desc' (meaning descending); sorts the tree with the set name (sortname is from grid colModel option) |


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In May of 2018, I wanted to put together a small portable speaker, incorporating Bluetooth functionality while maintaining a more natural wood aesthetic than that of many portable speakers.
Luckily, Parts Express carries a compact combination Bluetooth-amplifier board. The board, along with a Li-Ion battery pack, three LEDs, a rotational potentiometer, a DC jack, a 3.5mm audio jack, a SPST toggle switch, and two matching speaker drivers rounded out the electrical components.
On the woodworking side of the project, I bought some appearance plywood from Home Depot, cut the pieces to the sizes I needed, and used a jigsaw to cut the holes for the back panel and the speaker drivers. I then stained the wood, and added a cheap cabinet handle as an easy way to carry the speaker.
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#include <board.h>
List of all members.
Public Member Functions |
| | Board () |
| void | glGetModelViewMatrix (double modelview_matrix[16]) throw (cv::Exception) |
| | Given the extrinsic camera parameters returns the GL_MODELVIEW matrix for opengl.
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| void | OgreGetPoseParameters (double position[3], double orientation[4]) throw (cv::Exception) |
| | Returns position vector and orientation quaternion for an Ogre scene node or entity.
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| void | saveToFile (string filePath) throw (cv::Exception) |
| | Save this from a file.
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| void | readFromFile (string filePath) throw (cv::Exception) |
| | Read this from a file.
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| void | draw (cv::Mat &im, cv::Scalar color, int lineWidth=1, bool writeId=true) |
| | Draws the detected markers.
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Public Attributes |
| BoardConfiguration | conf |
| cv::Mat | Rvec |
| cv::Mat | Tvec |
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
Member Function Documentation
| void aruco::Board::draw |
( |
cv::Mat & |
im, |
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cv::Scalar |
color, |
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int |
lineWidth = 1 , |
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bool |
writeId = true |
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) |
| |
Draws the detected markers.
Given the extrinsic camera parameters returns the GL_MODELVIEW matrix for opengl.
Setting this matrix, the reference corrdinate system will be set in this board
Returns position vector and orientation quaternion for an Ogre scene node or entity.
Use: ... Ogre::Vector3 ogrePos (position[0], position[1], position[2]); Ogre::Quaternion ogreOrient (orientation[0], orientation[1], orientation[2], orientation[3]); mySceneNode->setPosition( ogrePos ); mySceneNode->setOrientation( ogreOrient ); ...
Member Data Documentation
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


3. Object Storage¶
3.1. Instalation for Users¶
At this time we do not offer this ~~but it will be~~
~~pip install cloudmesh-community~~
Gregor will set this up, so please do not do this yourself.
3.2. Instalation for Developers¶
This install only works if you use ssh-keys with github
mkdir cm
cd cm
pip install cloudmesh-installer
#
# if you have not uploaded your ssh key to git do so. One option is
# cloudmesh-installer git key
#
cloudmesh-installer clone storage
cloudmesh-installer install storage -e
git clone git@github.com:cloudmesh/cloudmesh-storage.git
cd cloudmesh-storage
pip install -e .
3.3. Cloudmesh Object Storage Interfaces¶
3.3.1. Object Storage with ASW S3¶
Object Storage is one of the feature in AWS S3 and this feature integrated with cloudmesh library and is available for use via commandline.
Follow the below steps:
Modify
cloudmesh4.yaml
config file in ‘cloudmesh-storage’ section. User need to add required object storage parameters to communicate with cloud(AWS S3)In the credentials section under
awsobjectstore
, add the parameter values of access_key_id and secret_access_key, these credentials will be gained from appropriate cloud vendor(For ex: AWS), in the case of AWS, these will be available which will be available in the AWS console underAWS IAM service
->Users
->Security Credentials
.
Here is a sample.
cloudmesh:
...
storage:
objstore:
cm:
heading: AWS
host: aws.com
label: AWS
kind: awsobjectstore
version: 1.0
default:
directory: AWS
credentials:
region: ""
access_key_id: ""
secret_access_key: ""
The Cloudmesh command line library offers several functions as part of objstorage command:
get, put, search, list, create, and delete.
Once you have installed Cloudmesh, type cms
into the command line to start the
cms shell.
$ cms
+-------------------------------------------------------+
| ____ _ _ _ |
| / ___| | ___ _ _ __| |_ __ ___ ___ ___| |__ |
| | | | |/ _ \| | | |/ _` | '_ ` _ \ / _ \/ __| '_ \ |
| | |___| | (_) | |_| | (_| | | | | | | __/\__ \ | | | |
| \____|_|\___/ \__,_|\__,_|_| |_| |_|\___||___/_| |_| |
+-------------------------------------------------------+
| Cloudmesh CMD5 Shell |
+-------------------------------------------------------+
cms>
To view the docopt for objstorage command, type in
cms> help storage
Help command gives a detail level understanding of what each command does and how to use the command line to interact with different object storage providers and different parameters / options available in a particular command.
In this, default object storage invokes AWS S3 service, we need to pass awss3 as parameter to storage and suffix with the function call with the function parameters.
cms> storage --storage='objstore' list ''
Alternatively, objstore command can also be called directly without starting the cms shell.
$ cms storage --storage='objstore' list ''
3.3.2. Objstorage Functionality¶
3.4. Create Object Directory¶
This command helps to create a new bucket before storage an object on AWS S3. You must specify the full path of the new directory you would like to create.
$ cms storage --storage='objstore' create /base_path/targetdir
3.5. Put¶
The put command uploads object from your local system to AWS S3 object storage
$ cms storage --storage='objstore' put ~/.cloudmesh/objstore/sourcedir /base_path/targetdir --recursive
3.6. Get¶
The put command retrieve or download a object from AWS S3 object storage
$ cms storage --storage='objstore' get /bucket_name/src ~/.cloudmesh/objstore/dest --recursive
3.7. List¶
The list command lists all the contents of a cloud object details. If the recursive option is specified, it will list the contents of all the nested objects information
$ cms storage --storage='objstore' list /bucket_name/dest --recursive
3.8. Delete¶
The delete command can delete objects on cloud storage. Once object deletes it will never be rollback and delete applicable to nested objects when function --recursive
used.
Deleting a folder will delete its contents as well (including the
sub-directories).
$ cms storage --storage='objstore' delete /bucket_name/est --recursive


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