The penguin front is growing strong, gaining popularity with each and every passing day. The very same can be said about the ancestral Unices (Unixes?) - the BSDs. Incidentally, the BSDs have improved greatly over the years. Many of the complaints against them are no longer valid. Sadly, these outdated complaints often deter prospective users from even trying modern Unices. Hence, I decided to do the BSDs, and more specifically FreeBSD, some justice and give it a fair go.
To begin with, the legendary ZFS file system is as strong as ever, with new features and fixes being constantly introduced.
Frankly, in terms of safe (and redundant) storage of data, it is still unparalleled. I believe ZFS alone is a strong argument for
using FreeBSD to run enterprise servers. dtrace
, a tool for system performance auditing, is extensively used by
companies as well.
A new feature largely expanded in FreeBSD 10 is bhyve
. For many years it was painfully obvious that FreeBSD lacks
fully native virtualization capabilities. The legendary jails
were of course in common use, but constituted only
a para-virtualization feature (FreeBSD guests on a FreeBSD host). Currently, bhyve
supports guest sessions for BSDs
(OpenBSD and FreeBSD), Linux and even Windows 10!
In terms of common software, the FreeBSD Ports Collection offers pretty much everything a Linux distribution like Debian provides (over 24,000 packages in total). Honestly though, only approximately 10% of that is in everyday use. Here's a list of common tasks/features and the software which covers them:
Firefox, Chromium (crashes often, but works), old version of Opera
Parole, mplayer, mpv, VLC, Xine, etc.
GImageView, Inkscape, Feh, GIMP, etc.
LibreOffice, OpenOffice, AbiWord, Gnumeric
Blender, CAD suites and libraries, K-3D (libre 3D modeling)
Many native ports of open-source games and Linux packages with compatibility layers
Unfortunately, there are some areas in which FreeBSD falls short for now:
Full NTFS (Windows) support, but lacking support for Linux file systems (only ext2 and ext3 are supported in the kernel)
ATI/AMD cards only via the open-source radeon driver (no Catalyst), nVidia cards almost only through the closed-source driver.
Only selected wireless chips from Intel, Atheros, Realtek and a couple of other companies have kernel-level support, hence mobile hardware has to be chosen carefully. Intel for everything is a safe bet, though.
Third-party software distributed in binary form only is available for Linux, but not for any of the BSDs The Linux compatibility layer may help, but is not a sure solution.
It's there, but the Linux libraries are derived from older CentOS releases.
As is clear from the features I listed, FreeBSD is more of a server operating system. Still, I would strongly recommend FreeBSD as a Linux or Windows alternative. It is a rock-solid OS with sane and predictable system management utilities. Frankly, one can actually get bored by how well it works!


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Story: Children throwing up the Sun (in this dialect)
Children throwing up the Sun (in this dialect)
Title
Children throwing up the Sun (in this dialect)
Collection
Summary
The Sun, a man from whose armpit brightness proceeded, lived formerly on earth; but only gave light for a space around his house. Some children belonging to the First Bushmen (who preceded the Flat Bushmen in their country) were therefore sent to throw up the sleeping Sun into the sky; since then, he shines all over the earth...Besides these [two complete versions], we have the beginning of a version in the dialect of Stuurman’s Fontein, the Karreebergen (B XXIV. 2262 and 2263). [Not translated]
Comments
1) This story is found in Book XXIV
Contributors
Date
1873
Categories
Celestial bodies and aeroscopy
Keywords
Sun (thrown up by the children) , Sun (creation of) , Sun (in Kareebergen Stuurmansfontein dialect) , language (|xam) , language (a story in Kareebergen Stuurmansfontein dialect) , children (throwing up the Sun) , children (in Kareebergen Stuurmansfontein dialect) , dialect (Kareebergen Stuurmansfontein)
Story Pages
2262-2263


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title: Chavez, Thatcher and the oil that binds them
comments: true
tags:
- Energy
- Politics
blogger_orig_url: http://stickmanscorral.blogspot.com/2013/03/chavez-thatcher-and-oil-that-binds-them.html
---
Daniel Yergin (one of the world's foremost energy experts) tweeted yesterday: "Too soon to say what Hugo Chavez’ death means for oil prices but it is certainly true that oil prices are what made Hugo Chavez possible."
I fully agree with this statement, but one could also say the same for leaders from all ends of the political spectrum. I expand on this idea in a new Recon Hub post, using Maggie Thatcher as an ideological foil to Mr Chavez.
In Thatcher's case, the (then newly discovered) North Sea oil and natural gas reserves played a key strategic role in her fight against the coal mining unions, as well as enabling her government to pay down Britain's national debt.
Read more here.


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The X-Rap® is "all about the action." The versatility of the X-Rap allows an angler to impart a number of fish-catching actions in a single retrieve. Casts like a bullet for long accurate casts.
Prominent scales and lateral line on the fuselage capture and flash light like a beacon. It can be fished both in an aggressive "Slashbait®" technique or with a classic Rapala® wobble.
The angler defines the cadence for maximum effectiveness. Loaded with features from tip to tail, textured translucent body, internal holographic foil, internal long cast system (XR04 excluded), 3D holographic eyes, flash foil teaser tails, Slashbait® action, Rapala "wobble" action, suspends on pause. All topped off with premium VMC® black nickel hooks, each hand-tuned and tank-tested to ensure top performing action from the start.
2' to 3'
1 1/2' to 300'
Storms can be extremely scary, especially if you are a dog or made out of metal.
When faced with a storm front it is important that you make sure you are out of sight from any unknown people.  Over and over again. Gross.
The best way to get rid of a storm is to punch it in the face.


--- layout: default title: Configuration number: 4 ---
Bunto allows you to concoct your sites in any way you can dream up, and it’s thanks to the powerful and flexible configuration options that this is possible. These options can either be specified in a _config.yml file placed in your site’s root directory, or can be specified as flags for the bunto executable in the terminal.
Bunto runs with the following configuration options by default. Alternative settings for these options can be explicitly specified in the configuration file or on the command-line.
# Where things are source: . destination: ./_site plugins_dir: _plugins layouts_dir: _layouts data_dir: _data includes_dir: _includes collections: posts: output: true # Handling Reading safe: false include: [".htaccess"] exclude: [] keep_files: [".git", ".svn"] encoding: "utf-8" markdown_ext: "markdown,mkdown,mkdn,mkd,md" # Filtering Content show_drafts: null limit_posts: 0 future: false unpublished: false # Plugins whitelist: [] gems: [] # Conversion markdown: kramdown highlighter: rouge lsi: false excerpt_separator: "\n\n" incremental: false # Serving detach: false port: 4000 host: <IP_ADDRESS> baseurl: "" # does not include hostname show_dir_listing: false # Outputting permalink: date paginate_path: /page:num timezone: null quiet: false verbose: false defaults: [] liquid: error_mode: warn # Markdown Processors rdiscount: extensions: [] redcarpet: extensions: [] kramdown: auto_ids: true footnote_nr: 1 entity_output: as_char toc_levels: 1..6 smart_quotes: lsquo,rsquo,ldquo,rdquo input: GFM hard_wrap: false footnote_nr: 1And next?


Control Docker with systemd
Estimated reading time: 4 minutesMany Linux distributions use systemd to start the Docker daemon. This document shows a few examples of how to customize Docker’s settings.
Start the Docker daemon
Start manually
Once Docker is installed, you need to start the Docker daemon.
Most Linux distributions use systemctl
to start services. If you
do not have systemctl
, use the service
command.
-
systemctl
:$ sudo systemctl start docker
-
service
:$ sudo service docker start
Start automatically at system boot
If you want Docker to start at boot, see Configure Docker to start on boot.
Custom Docker daemon options
There are a number of ways to configure the daemon flags and environment variables
for your Docker daemon. The recommended way is to use the platform-independent
daemon.json
file, which is located in /etc/docker/
on Linux by default. See
Daemon configuration file.
You can configure nearly all daemon configuration options using daemon.json
. The following
example configures two options. One thing you cannot configure using daemon.json
mechanism is
a HTTP proxy.
Runtime directory and storage driver
You may want to control the disk space used for Docker images, containers, and volumes by moving it to a separate partition.
To accomplish this, set the following flags in the daemon.json
file:
{
"data-root": "/mnt/docker-data",
"storage-driver": "overlay2"
}
HTTP/HTTPS proxy
The Docker daemon uses the HTTP_PROXY
, HTTPS_PROXY
, and NO_PROXY
environmental variables in
its start-up environment to configure HTTP or HTTPS proxy behavior. You cannot configure
these environment variables using the daemon.json
file.
This example overrides the default docker.service
file.
If you are behind an HTTP or HTTPS proxy server, for example in corporate settings, you need to add this configuration in the Docker systemd service file.
-
Create a systemd drop-in directory for the docker service:
$ sudo mkdir -p /etc/systemd/system/docker.service.d
-
Create a file called
/etc/systemd/system/docker.service.d/http-proxy.conf
that adds theHTTP_PROXY
environment variable:[Service] Environment="HTTP_PROXY=http://proxy.example.com:80/"
Or, if you are behind an HTTPS proxy server, create a file called
/etc/systemd/system/docker.service.d/https-proxy.conf
that adds theHTTPS_PROXY
environment variable:[Service] Environment="HTTPS_PROXY=https://proxy.example.com:443/"
-
If you have internal Docker registries that you need to contact without proxying you can specify them via the
NO_PROXY
environment variable.The
NO_PROXY
variable specifies a string that contains comma-separated values for hosts that should be excluded from proxying. These are the options you can specify to exclude hosts:- IP address prefix (
<IP_ADDRESS>
) - Domain name, or a special DNS label (
*
) - A domain name matches that name and all subdomains. A domain name with
a leading “.” matches subdomains only. For example, given the domains
foo.example.com
andexample.com
:example.com
matchesexample.com
andfoo.example.com
, and.example.com
matches onlyfoo.example.com
- A single asterisk (
*
) indicates that no proxying should be done - Literal port numbers are accepted by IP address prefixes (
<IP_ADDRESS>:80
) and domain names (foo.example.com:80
)
Config examples:
[Service] Environment="HTTP_PROXY=http://proxy.example.com:80/" "NO_PROXY=localhost,<IP_ADDRESS>,docker-registry.example.com,.corp"
Or, if you are behind an HTTPS proxy server:
[Service] Environment="HTTPS_PROXY=https://proxy.example.com:443/" "NO_PROXY=localhost,<IP_ADDRESS>,docker-registry.example.com,.corp"
- IP address prefix (
-
Flush changes:
$ sudo systemctl daemon-reload
-
Restart Docker:
$ sudo systemctl restart docker
-
Verify that the configuration has been loaded:
$ systemctl show --property=Environment docker Environment=HTTP_PROXY=http://proxy.example.com:80/
Or, if you are behind an HTTPS proxy server:
$ systemctl show --property=Environment docker Environment=HTTPS_PROXY=https://proxy.example.com:443/
Configure where the Docker daemon listens for connections
See Configure where the Docker daemon listens for connections.
Manually create the systemd unit files
When installing the binary without a package, you may want
to integrate Docker with systemd. For this, install the two unit files
(service
and socket
) from the github
repository
to /etc/systemd/system
.


Hi! That's me, on the left.
I'm a full-stack developer based out of Portland, OR. Recently, I studied at PDX Code Guild, where I worked on some fun and interesting projects.
This tool is designed to allow people living in temporary settlements to locate resources and services near them. To compensate for the inconvenience of transmitting positional data over SMS, this project relies on the concept of a 'beacon'—a point from which directions are calculated.
Planned functionality: graphic reports on query metrics, scheduled monitoring and threshold-based alerts.
CodeThis tool tracks accounts and inventory for customers of an order fulfillment business. It supports managing accounts and shipments containing sets of cartons, comprehensive records, and generating PDF invoices.
CodeAccompanying the above API is a Backbone.js-based site intended for end-users to gather information about their account. In addition to displaying a user's current and past inventory, it supports submitting work orders and generating PDF invoices.
CodeThis work investigates the theoretical correlation between a country’s freedom of press, competitive elections, and their ability to avert famine, elucidating a theory from development economist Amartya Sen.
Initally written during my final year at Reed College, this paper it served as my senior thesis. More recently, it was published in the Spring 2014 edition of the Columbia University Journal of Politics & Society.
Move your mouse over one my skills listed at left to see more information.
This four-month course was an intensive hands-on experience—I learned about Python, Django, HTML, CSS, Javascript, and SQL. To see some examples of my work, be sure to check out my Portfolio or my Github profile.
Send me a message, and I promise to respond like a real person!


--- layout: default title: "Homework Workflow" date: 2014-03-23 15:30:00 ---
An Advanced Homework Workflow guide has been posted using SourceTree. This guide is only for advanced users unafraid of revision control, and not necessary to submit homework in this class. In particular, it allows you to update your homework repository anytime I update a homework description in the master repository.


--- title: "Projects" output: html_document ---
Here are some of the data projects I am currently working on. Links to Shiny apps and code on GitHub will be made public when a project is published.
duRation
An ensemble ML app that takes survival analysis as input, transforms it to logistic regression, and runs a series of classification models using caret
to increase predictive accuracy. Currently under development.
adamap
A mapped aggregation of about 36,000 US legislator voting scores as recorded by the Americans for Democratic Action (ADA) from 1947 to 2015. The data is grouped by year, state, chamber, and party. Currently in beta. App Link | GitHub
gendeR
A thorough author-gender analysis of nearly 13,000 publications included in reading lists constituting the IR programme—Undergraduate, Masters, and PhD levels—at the LSE during the 2015-16 academic year. Accompanies a co-authored manuscript. App Link | GitHub
rebelCast
rebelTrack
Two open-source R packages to predict global conflict escalation patterns. With Nils Metternich, UCL. Project summary.
usuof
Using NLP to scrape the NYT digital archives (1851-2006) to quantify how security rich/poor the international environment is, in order to predict presidential inclination to choose use of force over diplomacy. With Peter Trubowitz, LSE.
RussiaGIS
Spatial visualisation of the effect of Tsarist Russia socio-demographic variables on contemporary levels of democracy in Russia. With Tomila Lankina, LSE.
entropy
A ML prediction model using the maximum entropy generation framework to forecast conflict duration. With Karsten Donnay, University of Konstanz.


base
/
net.corda.v5.base.concurrent
Package net.corda.v5.base.concurrent
Extensions for External Classes
java.util.concurrent.Future


Support for Key-Value Coding in Python. This provides a simple functional interface to Cocoa’s Key-Value coding that also works for regular Python objects.
Key-Value Coding is Cocoa functionality that is simular to the getattr() and setattr() functions in Python. The APIs in this module are modelled on those functions and work on Cocoa objects as well as basic Python objects.
Key-Value Coding works with keys, basically attribute names, as well as key-paths. A key-path is a string that contains a sequence of dot-separated keys and is used to chain a number of keys together.
Return the value of the attribute referenced by key. The key is used to build the name of an accessor method or attribute name.
The following methods are tried for regular Python objects:
(In all of these “key” is replaced by the value of key).
This function calls the regular Key-Value Coding methods for Cocoa objects, including those implemented in Python.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Result : | the value of a key |
| Raise : | KeyError when the key does not exist. |
Set the value of the attribute referenced by key to key. The key is used to build the name of an accessor method or attribute name.
The following methods are tried for regular Python objects:
(In all of these “key” is replaced by the value of key).
This function calls the regular Key-Value Coding methods for Cocoa objects, including those implemented in Python.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Result : | the value of a key |
| Raise : | KeyError when the key does not exist. |
The keypath is a string containing a path of keys. The keys are separated by colons, for example "owner.firstName".
The key path is used to traverse an object graph to an attribute. This function also supports set and array operators. Those are keys of the form @operator are are used as<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for example<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The table below lists the supported array operators
| Operator | |
|---|---|
| avg | Use the rest of the keypath to fetch the value of each item in the container and returns the average of those values. |
| count | Returns the number of items in the container |
| distinctUnionOfArrays | Use the rest of the keypath to fetch the value of each item, which must be a sequence. Those sequences are merged into an array with distict values. |
| distinctUnionOfObjects | Use the rest of the keypath to fetch the value of each item and return an array with all distinct values. |
| max | Use the rest of the keypath to fetch the value of each item in the container and returns the maximum of those values. |
| min | Use the rest of the keypath to fetch the value of each item in the container and returns the minimum of those values. |
| sum | Use the rest of the keypath to fetch the value of each item in the container and returns the sum of those values. |
| unionOfArrays | Like distinctUnionOfArrays, but without removing duplicates. |
| unionOfObjects | Like distinctUnionOfObjects, but without removing duplicates |
This function calls the regular Key-Value Coding method for Cocoa objects.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|


Create Article Resource By API (Tests\Feature\Api\V1\Articles\CreateArticleResourceByAPI)
- ✓ Guest cannot create article
- ✓ User without ability cannot create article
- ✓ User with ability cannot create article without minimal provided data
- ✓ User with ability can create article with minimal provided data
- ✓ Super admin can create article with minimal provided data
Delete Article Resource By API (Tests\Feature\Api\V1\Articles\DeleteArticleResourceByAPI)
- ✓ Guest cannot delete article
- ✓ User without ability cannot delete article
- ✓ User with ability can delete article
- ✓ Super admin can delete article
- ✓ Not found when attempt to delete non existent article
Fetch Article Resource By API (Tests\Feature\Api\V1\Articles\FetchArticleResourceByAPI)
- ✓ Guest cannot fetch articles
- ✓ User without ability cannot fetch articles
- ✓ User with ability can fetch articles
- ✓ Super admin can fetch articles
- ✓ Guest cannot fetch specific article
- ✓ User without ability cannot fetch specific article
- ✓ User with ability can fetch specific article
- ✓ Super admin can fetch specific article
- ✓ Each received article contains required fields
- ✓ Single received article contains required fields
- ✓ Not found when attempt to fetch single non existent article
Mass Update Article Resource By API (Tests\Feature\Api\V1\Articles\MassUpdateArticleResourceByAPI)
- ✓ Guest cannot mass update article
- ✓ User without ability cannot mass update article
- ✓ User with ability cannot mass update article without minimal provided data
- ✓ Super admin cannot mass update article without minimal provided data
- ✓ User with ability can mass update article with minimal provided data
- ✓ Super admin can mass update article with minimal provided data
Update Article Resource By API (Tests\Feature\Api\V1\Articles\UpdateArticleResourceByAPI)
- ✓ Guest cannot update article
- ✓ User without ability cannot update article
- ✓ User with ability cannot update article without minimal provided data
- ✓ User with ability can update article with minimal provided data
- ✓ Super admin can update article with minimal provided data
- ✓ Not found when attempt to update non existent article
Create Attachment Resource By API (Tests\Feature\Api\V1\Attachments\CreateAttachmentResourceByAPI)
- ✓ Guest cannot create attachment
- ✓ User without ability cannot create attachment
- ✓ User with ability cannot create attachment without minimal provided data
- ✓ Super admin can create attachment to article with minimal provided data
Delete Attachment Resource By API (Tests\Feature\Api\V1\Attachments\DeleteAttachmentResourceByAPI)
- ✓ Guest cannot delete attachment
- ✓ User without ability cannot delete attachment
- ✓ User with ability can delete attachment
- ✓ Super admin can delete attachment
- ✓ Not found when attempt to delete non existent attachment
Fetch Attachment Resource By API (Tests\Feature\Api\V1\Attachments\FetchAttachmentResourceByAPI)
- ✓ Guest cannot fetch attachments
- ✓ User without ability cannot fetch attachments
- ✓ User with ability can fetch attachments
- ✓ Super admin can fetch attachments
- ✓ Guest cannot fetch specific attachment
- ✓ User without ability cannot fetch specific attachment
- ✓ User with ability can fetch specific attachment
- ✓ Super admin can fetch specific attachment
- ✓ Each received attachment contains required fields
- ✓ Single received attachment contains required fields
- ✓ Not found when attempt to fetch single non existent attachment
Update Attachment Resource By API (Tests\Feature\Api\V1\Attachments\UpdateAttachmentResourceByAPI)
- ✓ Guest cannot update attachment
- ✓ User without ability cannot update attachment
- ✓ User with ability cannot update attachment without minimal provided data
- ✓ User with ability can update attachment with minimal provided data
- ✓ Super admin can update attachment with minimal provided data
- ✓ Not found when attempt to update non existent attachment
Attach Category Resource By API (Tests\Feature\Api\V1\Categories\AttachCategoryResourceByAPI)
- ✓ Super admin can attach category to article
Create Category Resource By API (Tests\Feature\Api\V1\Categories\CreateCategoryResourceByAPI)
- ✓ Guest cannot create category
- ✓ User without ability cannot create category
- ✓ User with ability cannot create category without minimal provided data
- ✓ User with ability can create category with minimal provided data
- ✓ Super admin can create category with minimal provided data
Delete Category Resource By API (Tests\Feature\Api\V1\Categories\DeleteCategoryResourceByAPI)
- ✓ Guest cannot delete category
- ✓ User without ability cannot delete category
- ✓ User with ability can delete category
- ✓ Super admin can delete category
- ✓ Not found when attempt to delete non existent category
Detach Category Resource By API (Tests\Feature\Api\V1\Categories\DetachCategoryResourceByAPI)
- ✓ Super admin can detach category to article
Fetch Category Resource By API (Tests\Feature\Api\V1\Categories\FetchCategoryResourceByAPI)
- ✓ Guest cannot fetch categories
- ✓ User without ability cannot fetch categories
- ✓ User with ability can fetch categories
- ✓ Super admin can fetch categories
- ✓ Guest cannot fetch specific category
- ✓ User without ability cannot fetch specific category
- ✓ User with ability can fetch specific category
- ✓ Super admin can fetch specific category
- ✓ Each received category contains required fields
- ✓ Single received category contains required fields
- ✓ Not found when attempt to fetch single non existent category
Sync Category Resource By API (Tests\Feature\Api\V1\Categories\SyncCategoryResourceByAPI)
- ✓ Super admin can sync category to article
Update Category Resource By API (Tests\Feature\Api\V1\Categories\UpdateCategoryResourceByAPI)
- ✓ Guest cannot update category
- ✓ User without ability cannot update category
- ✓ User with ability cannot update category without minimal provided data
- ✓ User with ability can update category with minimal provided data
- ✓ Super admin can update category with minimal provided data
- ✓ Not found when attempt to update non existent category
- ✓ Guest cannot delete comment
- ✓ User without ability cannot delete comment
- ✓ User with ability can delete comment
- ✓ Super admin can delete comment
- ✓ Not found when attempt to delete non existent comment
- ✓ Guest cannot fetch comments
- ✓ User without ability cannot fetch comments
- ✓ User with ability can fetch comments
- ✓ Super admin can fetch comments
- ✓ Guest cannot fetch specific comment
- ✓ User without ability cannot fetch specific comment
- ✓ User with ability can fetch specific comment
- ✓ Super admin can fetch specific comment
- ✓ Each received comment contains required fields
- ✓ Single received comment contains required fields
- ✓ Not found when attempt to fetch single non existent comment
- ✓ Guest cannot mass update comment
- ✓ User without ability cannot mass update comment
- ✓ User with ability cannot mass update comment without minimal provided data
- ✓ Super admin cannot mass update comment without minimal provided data
- ✓ User with ability can mass update comment with minimal provided data
- ✓ Super admin can mass update comment with minimal provided data
Create Note Resource By API (Tests\Feature\Api\V1\Notes\CreateNoteResourceByAPI)
- ✓ Guest cannot create note
- ✓ User without ability cannot create note
- ✓ User with ability cannot create note without minimal provided data
- ✓ User with ability can create note with minimal provided data
- ✓ Super admin can create note with minimal provided data
Delete Note Resource By API (Tests\Feature\Api\V1\Notes\DeleteNoteResourceByAPI)
- ✓ Guest cannot delete note
- ✓ User without ability cannot delete note
- ✓ User with ability can delete note
- ✓ Super admin can delete note
- ✓ Not found when attempt to delete non existent note
Fetch Note Resource By API (Tests\Feature\Api\V1\Notes\FetchNoteResourceByAPI)
- ✓ Guest cannot fetch notes
- ✓ User without ability cannot fetch notes
- ✓ User with ability can fetch notes
- ✓ Super admin can fetch notes
- ✓ Guest cannot fetch specific note
- ✓ User without ability cannot fetch specific note
- ✓ User with ability can fetch specific note
- ✓ Super admin can fetch specific note
- ✓ Each received note contains required fields
- ✓ Single received note contains required fields
- ✓ Not found when attempt to fetch single non existent note
Update Note Resource By API (Tests\Feature\Api\V1\Notes\UpdateNoteResourceByAPI)
- ✓ Guest cannot update note
- ✓ User without ability cannot update note
- ✓ User with ability cannot update note without minimal provided data
- ✓ User with ability can update note with minimal provided data
- ✓ Super admin can update note with minimal provided data
- ✓ Not found when attempt to update non existent note
- ✓ Super admin can attach tag to article
- ✓ Guest cannot create tag
- ✓ User without ability cannot create tag
- ✓ User with ability cannot create tag without minimal provided data
- ✓ User with ability can create tag with minimal provided data
- ✓ Super admin can create tag with minimal provided data
- ✓ Guest cannot delete tag
- ✓ User without ability cannot delete tag
- ✓ User with ability can delete tag
- ✓ Super admin can delete tag
- ✓ Not found when attempt to delete non existent tag
- ✓ Super admin can detach tag to article
- ✓ Guest cannot fetch tags
- ✓ User without ability cannot fetch tags
- ✓ User with ability can fetch tags
- ✓ Super admin can fetch tags
- ✓ Guest cannot fetch specific tag
- ✓ User without ability cannot fetch specific tag
- ✓ User with ability can fetch specific tag
- ✓ Super admin can fetch specific tag
- ✓ Each received tag contains required fields
- ✓ Single received tag contains required fields
- ✓ Not found when attempt to fetch single non existent tag
- ✓ Guest cannot update tag
- ✓ User without ability cannot update tag
- ✓ User with ability cannot update tag without minimal provided data
- ✓ User with ability can update tag with minimal provided data
- ✓ Super admin can update tag with minimal provided data
- ✓ Not found when attempt to update non existent tag
Create XField Resource By API (Tests\Feature\Api\V1\XFields\CreateXFieldResourceByAPI)
- ✓ Guest cannot create x field
- ✓ User without ability cannot create x field
- ✓ User with ability cannot create x field without minimal provided data
- ✓ Super admin can create x field with minimal provided data
Delete XField Resource By API (Tests\Feature\Api\V1\XFields\DeleteXFieldResourceByAPI)
- ✓ Guest cannot delete x field
- ✓ User without ability cannot delete x field
- ✓ User with ability can delete x field
- ✓ Super admin can delete x field
- ✓ Not found when attempt to delete non existent x field
Fetch XField Resource By API (Tests\Feature\Api\V1\XFields\FetchXFieldResourceByAPI)
- ✓ Guest cannot fetch x fields
- ✓ User without ability cannot fetch x fields
- ✓ User with ability can fetch x fields
- ✓ Super admin can fetch x fields
- ✓ Guest cannot fetch specific x field
- ✓ User without ability cannot fetch specific x field
- ✓ User with ability can fetch specific x field
- ✓ Super admin can fetch specific x field
- ✓ Each received x field contains required fields
- ✓ Single received x field contains required fields
- ✓ Not found when attempt to fetch single non existent x field
Update XField Resource By API (Tests\Feature\Api\V1\XFields\UpdateXFieldResourceByAPI)
- ✓ Guest cannot update x field
- ✓ User without ability cannot update x field
- ✓ User with ability cannot update x field without minimal provided data
- ✓ User with ability can update x field with minimal provided data
- ✓ Super admin can update x field with minimal provided data
- ✓ Not found when attempt to update non existent x field
Article Comment Controller (Tests\Feature\App\Http\Controllers\ArticleCommentController)
- ✓ Super admin can comment article with minimal provided data
Home Controller Without Content (Tests\Feature\App\Http\Controllers\HomeControllerWithoutContent)
- ✓ Guest can browse home page
- ✓ User can browse home page
Consent Cookie (Tests\Feature\App\View\Components\ConsentCookie)
- ✓ User can view consent
- ✓ User can not view consent when accepted
- ✓ User can view empty tags cloud
Authentication (Tests\Feature\Auth\Authentication)
- ✓ Login screen can be rendered
- ✓ Users can authenticate using the login screen
- ✓ Users can not authenticate with invalid password
Email Verification (Tests\Feature\Auth\EmailVerification)
- ✓ Email verification screen can be rendered
- ✓ Email can be verified
- ✓ Email can not verified with invalid hash
Password Confirmation (Tests\Feature\Auth\PasswordConfirmation)
- ✓ Confirm password screen can be rendered
- ✓ Password can be confirmed
- ✓ Password is not confirmed with invalid password
Password Reset (Tests\Feature\Auth\PasswordReset)
- ✓ Reset password link screen can be rendered
- ✓ Reset password link can be requested
- ✓ Reset password screen can be rendered
- ✓ Password can be reset with valid token
- ✓ Current profile information is available
- ✓ Profile information can be updated
Registration (Tests\Feature\Auth\Registration)
- ✓ Registration screen can be rendered
- ✓ New users can register
Update Password (Tests\Feature\Auth\UpdatePassword)
- ✓ Password can be updated
- ✓ Current password must be correct
- ✓ New passwords must match
- ✓ Guest can view sitemap index
- ✓ Guest can view sitemap home
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Alfred Sommer
Education
- B.S., Union College, New York
- M.D., Harvard Medical School, Boston
- M.H.S., John Hopkins University, Baltimore
Career
- Pioneer in the field of public health.
- Life-saving insights in vaccinations.
- Breakthrough research in vitamin deficiencies.
- Developed rapid diagnostic test anthropometrical measurements.
Life
- Born and educated in the United States.
- His career has taken him and his family all over the world.
- Find out more about this remarkable person.


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Once playback has started, the SWF's control methods will work:
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Empathy, truth and respect are some of the values very dear to me. These values define me and help me make decisions in my life. Empathy helps me see what others feel and go through in their lives.
I remember when I was working at a school overseas, I was responsible for the money that was collected as a fund and one of my colleagues took a small amount and slipped it under the table. I saw it but didn’t say anything to that person as I didn’t want him to be ashamed or embarrassed in front of other colleagues. However, I managed to put the amount under the table with the rest of the money without confronting or attacking him.
I believe in ‘action speak louder than words.’ I think my colleague got the message.
Belonging to one of the oldest civilisations, I think my culture has taught me to learn new things and still be connected to our roots.
My ability to face challenges of my life with a positive attitude, and self-introspection are my strengths. However, I think too much of self-criticism is becomes my weakness.


I am currently a student at Epicodus learning how to write code. I have been learning to code off and on for the past couple years, but I decided it was time to go full time and move towards the career that I want.
I have been running my own business buying, selling, and restoring classic cars and trucks part time for the past 7 years. It’s more of a hobby than a business, but it’s a hobby that pays for itself. I have had the pleasure of working on 23 different vehicles so far and I’m sure I’ll double that number before I’m 30. While each vehicle is different I can definitely say I have owned mostly Ford F100s of which I current own 5. That said I only have one that is currently road ready… for now.
Whether I’m biking, hiking, or longboarding I always enjoy being outside. I can’t go a day without doing something outside or at least cruising around the country with the windows down in one of my classics. My favorite time of year is Fall because I like all the colors and the bite in the air when you're flying down a hill at 30 mph on a longboard. I use to just bike for fun, but now it's my main mode of transportation.


Graph Database & Neo4j
Sudhin Varghese -
References:
- Neo4j community
- Neo4j in Action - MEAP book
- Neo4j Koans
- Spring Data Community
Graph Theory
- Graphs represent specific data structures
- Org hierarchy
- Social network
- Processing flow
Graph Theory
- Software Design Phase
- Structures
- Flows
- Algorithms
Graph Theory
- Object Oriented Programming
- Inheritance
- Composition and Object
Members
Data Persistence
- Graphs neglected in data
persistence
- Relational tables and columns
- Normalization and renormalization of structure
Why graphDb and Neo4j?
Case study
Inefficiency of SQL joins
- Test results for 1000 users
- Depth 2 - 0.028s
- Depth 3 - 0.213s
- Depth 5 - 92613.15s
- With 50,000 records in table, resulting set will have 50,0005 rows (1024e21) Cartesian products
NoSQL Space
- Key-Value Stores
- Best-Known Technologies:
- Typical Use Cases
- Caches
- Simple domain with fast read access
- Massively concurrent systems
NoSQL Space
- Column-Family Stores
- Best-Known Technologies:
- Cassandra
- Google Big Table
- Typical Use Cases
- Write on a big scale
- Co-located data access (for reading and writing)
NoSQL Space
- Document Oriented Databases
- Best-Known Technologies:
- Typical Use Cases
- When domain model is document by nature
- To simplify development using natural document data structures
- Highly scalable systems (although on the lower level then the key-value and column-family stores)
NoSQL Space
- Graph databases
- Best-Known Technologies:
- Neo4j
- AllegroGraph
- OrientDB
- Typical Use Cases
- With inteconnected data
- Domain can be represented with nodes and relationships naturally
- Social Networks
- Recommendation engines
- Access Control Lists
What is a Neo4j?
Neo4j Data Storage
- Nodes => vertices
- Relationships => edges
- Both nodes and relationships have properties that are indexed.
- ACID support
Properties in Nodes and Relationships
Property value types
- boolean
- byte
- short
- int
- long
- float
- double
- char
- String
Spring Data
- An umbrella open source project
- Contains many subprojects that are specific to a given database
- Supports:
- Relational database technologies
- Non-relational databases
- Map-Reduce frameworks
- Cloud based data services
Polyglot Persistence


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Effector:
Stimuli Description:
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keyframe interval:
estimated fps:
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Lost Frames:
Elapsed Recording Time (sec):
seconds
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This is the example HTML for navigation trees, which are discussed in 5.4 Tree Details.
Tooltips are specified on alarmed objects in compliance with the guidelines specified in 11.5.7 Tool Tips for Icons with Alarm Badges. The basic form is [Alarm: <level> ] <object type>: <object name>, where level can be Down, Critical, Major, or Minor. For example: "[Alarm:Critical] Server: Crocker". This is specified via the alt and title attributes in the <img> tag and the title attribute of any <a href's> associated with that object (such as on the gif and on the link text itself).
Alts and titles are set in the same way on non-alarmed object graphics in the tree using the form <object type>: <object name>. For example: "Server: Crocker".
The icons for images must be 19x19 pixels.


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Before Change
with tf.control_dependencies([local_var_init_op]):
variable_mgr_init_ops.extend(self.variable_mgr.get_post_init_ops())
local_var_init_op_group = tf.group(*variable_mgr_init_ops)
summary_op = tf.summary.merge_all()
// TODO(huangyp): Check if checkpoints haven"t updated for hours and abort.
while True:
self._eval_once(saver, summary_writer, target, local_var_init_op_group,
input_producer_op, enqueue_ops, fetches, summary_op)
After Change
else: // Only executes if an exception was not thrown
self._eval_once(sess, summary_writer, graph_info.fetches,
graph_info.summary_op, image_producer, global_step)
if image_producer is not None:
image_producer.done()
if self.params.eval_interval_secs <= 0:
break
time.sleep(self.params.eval_interval_secs)
return {}


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Name: Joel Torney
Age: 19
Class: Sophomore at Towson University, class of 2021
Major: Computer science
GPA: 3.0
I originally decided to pursue computer science in late middle school, because I
wanted to help contribute to the creation of video games. I still have that goal, but I
understand other doors may open up along the way. I hope to get a job in game designing, software engineering,
or animator/artist.


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"DARIC "in the Revised Version of 1 Chronicles 29:7; Ezra 2:69; 8:27; Nehemiah 7:70-72, where the Authorized Version has “dram.” It is the rendering of the Hebrew darkemon and the Greek dareikos. It was a gold coin, bearing the figure of a Persian King with his crown and armed with bow and arrow. It was current among the Jews after their return from Babylon, i.e., while under the Persian domination. It weighed about 128 grains troy, and was of the value of about one guinea or rather more of our money. It is the first coin mentioned in Scripture, and is the oldest that history makes known to us.
"DARIC "in the Revised Version of 1 Chronicles 29:7; Ezra 2:69; 8:27; Nehemiah 7:70-72, where the Authorized Version has “dram.” It is the rendering of the Hebrew darkemon and the Greek dareikos. It was a gold coin, bearing the figure of a Persian King with his crown and armed with bow and arrow. It was current among the Jews after their return from Babylon, i.e., while under the Persian domination. It weighed about 128 grains troy, and was of the value of about one guinea or rather more of our money. It is the first coin mentioned in Scripture, and is the oldest that history makes known to us.


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hulksmash.lua
--[[ For this example, we will be creating the following custom perk: Hulk Smash! Requirements: Level 16, EN 5, Doctor 50% Perk Levels: 1 Description: Being radiated makes you very angry. Gain +2 Strength and +75 Radiation Resistance when in a radiated area. --]] -- OnStart hook function function OnStart () -- We create the new perk by using the hookexecutor:ReplacePerk -- function at game startup. newperk = {name = "hulkSmash", minlevel = 16, maxperktaken = 1, requiredstat1 = "doctor", requiredamt1 = 50, requiredEN = 5 } -- We replace unused perk 18, "fortuneFinder" hookexecutor:ReplacePerk(newperk, 18) end -- OnLocaleLoad hook function function OnLocaleLoad() -- Locale strings can either be added directly to the game's .txt -- files, or included in the OnLocaleLoad function. Here, we -- define the name and description strings for our new perk. -- Use hookexecutor:AddLocaleString to add the strings. hookexecutor:AddLocaleString("name_hulkSmash","Hulk Smash!") hookexecutor:AddLocaleString("desc_hulkSmash","Being radiated makes you very angry. Gain +2 Strength and +75 Radiation Resistance when in a radiated area.") end -- OnRadiated hook function function OnRadiated(e) -- OnRadiated was defined as a trigger specifically for this perk -- example. This is called anytime an actor has its radiation -- counter increased. -- Check if the actor has the perk using Actor:GetAttribute if e:GetAttribute("hulkSmash", ACTOR_TABLE_CURRENT) then -- The Fallout Tactics engine does not use the temporary modifier -- values for traits or perks. We can use these to store variables -- that should be saved with the entity. -- Here, we save a counter indicating if the bonus has already -- been applied, and how long that bonus should persist. if e:GetAttribute("hulkSmash", ACTOR_TABLE_TEMPORARY) == 0 then -- Actor has the perk but not the bonus yet, apply it -- For debugging purposes, we can log a message to FTSE.log using logger:log logger:log(e:GetName() .. " gains hulkSmash") -- Give a visual indication to the player - text above the -- character's head, using Actor:DisplayMessage: e:DisplayMessage("<Cg>HULK SMASH!") -- Apply the bonus. The second parameter to ApplyBonus -- indicates if the bonus is temporary (false) or permanent (true) bonus = {strength=2, radiationResist=75} e:ApplyBonus(bonus,false) end -- Set the variable indicating the bonus is applied, and set or -- refresh its value to 6 (60 seconds - see OnLongTick below) -- Use Actor:SetAttribute: e:SetAttribute("hulkSmash",ACTOR_TABLE_TEMPORARY,6) end end -- Hooks:OnLongTick hook function function OnLongTick(e) -- This is called for every actor, every 10 seconds of game time -- Check if character has the Hulk Smash bonus applied curr = e:GetAttribute("hulkSmash",ACTOR_TABLE_TEMPORARY) if curr > 0 then -- The bonus is applied. Reduce the counter by 1 curr = curr - 1 if curr == 0 then -- The counter has expired, remove the bonus logger:log(e:GetName() .. " hulkSmash expired") -- Indicate to the player e:DisplayMessage("Normal") -- Remove the bonus bonus = {strength=2, radiationResist=75} e:RemoveBonus(bonus,false) end -- Update the counter with the new value e:SetAttribute("hulkSmash",ACTOR_TABLE_TEMPORARY,curr) end end


{% extends "core/base.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% block title %}Ludum Dare 28{% endblock %} {% block content %}
{% blocktrans %}Ruch Projektantów Gier will be holding first Ludum Dare real world gathering in Poznań, Poland!{% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans %}Weekend of 14 – 15 December 2013.{% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans %}10AM – 9PM (both days){% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans %}The gathering will take place in ZOO Coworking on the Zwierzyniecka 20 street in Poznań, Poland [map]. We will have a place to sit comfortably with your laptop, as well as free WiFi and some tea and coffee.{% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans %}Registration will help us estimate how many people we should expect. If you're not sure yet or just don't want to register — dont worry. Just bring your laptop and see for yourself that creating games is a lot of fun!{% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans %}The idea is simple — programmers, designers, artists meet together to make a game in a short time. Ludum Dare is divided into two categories:
{% blocktrans %}Any questions? Just send a mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>endblocktrans %}


Trump Immigration Rule Attacked for Endangering Asylum Seekers
by JACK RODGERSWASHINGTON (CN) — Immigrant advocacy attorneys attacked a Trump administration rule Thursday, saying it would restrict people crossing the U.S-Mexico border from seeking asylum in the U.S. without providing a safe alternative.
The rule, first enacted in July, requires asylum seekers to show they have applied for refugee status in a transit country and have been denied before seeking status in the U.S.
In September, the rule was barred nationwide by Northern California District Judge Jon Tigar, who said the injunction was imperative to prevent an uneven enforcement of immigration policies. However, the Supreme Court stayed the injunction shortly after.
Thursday, Mitchell Reich, an attorney arguing for the advocacy groups Capital Area Immigrants’ Rights Coalition and the Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services, said the government had failed to show the lack of reliability of other countries’ asylum systems when issuing the rule. There was almost no supporting evidence that other countries like Mexico could provide safe asylum to immigrants, Reich said.
Using that country as an example, Reich said that 75% of Mexican nationals aren’t even informed about their ability to claim asylum in the country, and that it was almost impossible to do so in Mexico. Before putting forward a rule that required refugees to seek asylum in a transit country, the government needed to research the ability to do so and grapple with the information, Reich said.
Scott Stewart, arguing for the government, said the Department of Justice didn’t need to address the issue of other countries’ failing immigration systems. America’s system is plagued with a backlog of around 800,000 cases, the majority of which are family units — a large issue in respect to the safety of those families making arduous journeys to the country.
U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly asked Stewart if the state of other countries’ immigration systems mattered to the government’s case. Stewart said it didn’t matter to the rule’s particular details.
Additionally, he said the inability for migrants to seek asylum in other countries did not acknowledge the current strain on the American immigration system, the sheer number of which would dramatically increase.
“Failure to seek relief in a third country casts doubt on the urgency of a claim,” Stewart said.
When asked by Kelly what relief the government was seeking by filing for a summary judgment, Stewart said the most efficient ruling for the defendants would be for Kelly to remand the case without vacating the rule — giving the government the ability to revise it if necessary.
Representatives for the plaintiffs, including Julie Veroff, an attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union, said they would be happy to have Kelly vacate the rule, without issuing individual injunctive relief. Kelly said there was no circumstance where an individual injunction would be in play with his expected ruling.
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Contents
About the Project
The JWST Quicklook Application (JWQL) is a Python-based web application and automation framework for use by the JWST instrument teams to monitor the health and stability of the JWST instruments. Please see the GitHub repository for information on the latest development. The team actively strives to adhere to software engineering best practices, strictly following defined workflows and Python style guides.
JWQL serves all in-flight JWST stage 0, 1, 2, and 3 data products in the MAST archive. For more detail, see the Data Product Types documentation.
API documentation can be found on readthedocs.
Features
Visual Inspection
The JWQL application offers users a way to visually inspect JWST data that is present in the MAST archive. Users may choose to view data for a particular instrument, program, and observation. Users may also flag images as having one or more 'anomalies'. Flagged anomalies are then stored in the JWQLDB database for future analysis. Additionaly, users may view the contents of the FITS header for the given observation, as well as visually inspect other available filetypes.
Instrument Monitoring
The JWQL application automatically executes various instrument monitoring software on a daily basis and serves monitoring output plots and metadata.
Engineering Database
The JWQL application allows users to query the Engineering Database (EDB). Users may search for mnemonics and plot a particular mnemonic over a given time period. For more information about the EDB, see the MAST documentation.
JWQLDB Database
Instrument monitoring results and other metadata get stored in a database called the "JWQLDB" database. Users may view the contents of this database directly through the browser.
Programmatic API
The JWQL application allows users to gather various JWST archival metadata through a programmatic API.
Access and Authentication
Due to the presence of restricted JWST data, access to the JWQL web app is currently restricted to JWST instrument team members at STScI, JWQL developers, and other select individuals from other internal teams (e.g. DMS). Access is controlled via a hard-coded Active Directory (AD) groups. Individuals may be added or removed from these groups by submitting a request to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Technology Stack
The project uses the following technologies:
Development Team
The JWQL project is being actively developed by the following team members:
Contributing
The JWQL development team welcomes contributions from anyone at STScI. If you are interested, please see the Software Contributions documentation.
Contact
To submit a bug report or suggest a new feature, please create a new issue on our GitHub repository. The JWQL team will prioritize the issue once it is received. Any other questions, comments, or concerns can be directed to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Acknowledgements
The JWQL project would not be possible without the contributions of the following individuals:
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This function allows you to plot a density plot across time points of FACS data. Written by Tovah Markowitz.
facs_density_plot(yeastLine, gates, type)
| yeastLine | A number present in the file names corresponding to the yeast strain number. No default. |
|---|---|
| gates | Optional gating limits as |
| type | A string representing the image file type, acepting either |
A density plot of all time points with the same yeast strain, either on screen or as a file (in the working directory).
The function is designed to search all .FCS files (named as "Cell YeastLine_TimePoint.fcs") for those with a particular yeast line and print a quick view of ungated FACS results to the screen. It also allows for the option of gating the data before writing the results to an image file in the working directory.
The function requires two R packages: "flowCore" and "flowViz".
You can install the packages by running:
source("http://bioconductor.org/biocLite.R")
biocLite("flowCore")
biocLite("flowViz")
(If the packages are missing you will see an error message with this information).
If the number of the yeast line is found anywhere else in the name of any of the files in the working directory, this function WILL NOT work.
# NOT RUN { facs_density_plot(119) facs_density_plot(119, c(2000000, 7500000), 'pdf') # }


ST SENNEN AND ST JUST.
THESE saints held rule over adjoining parishes; but, like neighbours, not unfrequently they quarrelled. We know not the cause which made their angry passions rise; but no doubt the saints were occasionally exposed to the influences of the evil principle, which appears to be one of the ruling powers of the world. It is not often that we have instances of excess of passion in man or woman without some evidence of the evil resulting from it. Every tempest in the physical world leaves its mark on the face of the earth. Every tempest in the moral world, in a similar manner, leaves some scar to tell of its ravages on the soul. A most enduring monument in granite tells us of the rage to which those two holy men were the victims. As we have said, there is no record of the origin of the duel which was fought between St Just and St Sennen; but, in the fury of their rage, they tore each a rock from the granite mass, and hurled it onwards to destroy his brother. They were so well aimed that both saints must have perished had the rocks been allowed to travel as intended. A merciful - hand guided them, though in opposite directions, in precisely the same path. The huge rocks came together; so severe was the blow of impact that they became one mass, and fell to the ground, to remain a monument of the impotent rage of two giants.


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copy_term/[2,3]
[ISO]copy_term(
+Term,
-Copy)
Makes a copy of Term in which all variables have been replaced by new variables that occur nowhere outside the newly created term.
copy_term(
+Term,
-Copy,
-Body)
Furthermore, if Term contains attributed variables,
unifies Body with a term such that executing Body
will reinstate equivalent attributes on the variables in Copy.
Otherwise, Body is unified with true
.
Independent copies are substituted for any mutable terms in term. It behaves as if defined by:
copy_term(X, Y) :- assert('copy of'(X)), retract('copy of'(Y)).
The implementation of copy_term/2
conserves space by not copying
ground subterms.
When you call clause/[2,3]
or instance/2
, you get a new copy
of the term stored in the database, in precisely
the same sense that copy_term/2
gives you a new copy.
identical_but_for_variables(X, Y) :- \+ \+ ( numbervars(X, 0, N), numbervars(Y, 0, N), X = Y ).
This solution is sometimes sufficient, but will not work if the two terms have any variables in common.
identical_but_for_variables(X, Y) :- \+ \+ ( copy_term(X, Z), numbervars(Z, 0, N), numbervars(Y, 0, N), Z = Y ).


--- layout: about title: Frequently asked questions main-heading: Why Australia needs Flux permalink: about/faqs/ tag-section: about flux tag-topic: answers menu-order: 4.0 faqs: - question: Is membership free? answer: > Yes. Membership is free forever. We don't believe charging a membership fee is necessary, and are working on other methods of funding to ensure we can provide open access to democracy to as many people as possible. - question: Does Flux have a platform? answer: > Yes and no. We do have a platform of parliamentary reform, and we deliberately do not have any other platforms. We only seek to change the way decisions are made, not to actually make the decisions ourselves. The vision of Flux is not to be the source of new policy. The vision is to help the best policy be written. - question: Are membership details confidential? answer: > Yes. Membership details will be exclusively used for party business, and never sold or willfully disclosed. Currently only Nathan and Max have access, though this will expand slightly as Flux proceeds through the registration process. - question: Why do I need Flux; I already have a representative? answer: > While some representatives are good, none are good enough to represent everyone in their electorate. Too often people's concerns are ignored because their representative has different views to them. Flux believes nobody should be cut off from democracy just because they disagree with their representative. - question: Can I still sign up if I'm a member of another political party? answer: | Yes! The AEC is specific in their criterion for registration: "at least 500 members who are on the Commonwealth electoral roll and who are not also relied upon by another party for registration purposes." This means you're able to support Flux as a founding member if you're a member of any other party with a parliamentarian (so Labor, Liberal, Nationals, Greens, etc are all okay). The only time it is an issue is if you are a member of a party who does not have a parliamentarian, and are used by that party to support their registration. ##- question: How many members are required for registration? ## answer: > ## We can submit anywhere from 500 to 550 members to the AEC for registration. However, the counter (currently reading 1564) does not reflect how many members have valid details according to the AEC. Often people forget important details like middle names, or suburbs and postcodes on their address. This means we actually need more than 550 submissions of interest. Please keep telling your friends about Flux even if our membership counter exceeds 550, as every new member increases the chance of successful registration. - question: Where do you provide attribution for creative common licensed works? answer: > Here: voteflux.org/attribution - question: Is your voting system the same as direct democracy? answer: | No. Although there are similarities, they are philosophically very different. The main practical differences are:
{{faq.answer}}


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solver
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C library of Limited memory BFGS (L-BFGS). More...
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Classes | |
| struct | solver::lbfgs_parameter_t |
| L-BFGS optimization parameters. More... | |
| class | solver::LbfgsSolver |
Typedefs | |
| typedef double(* | solver::lbfgs_evaluate_t) (void *instance, const double *x, double *g, const int n, const double step) |
| Callback interface to provide objective function and gradient evaluations. More... | |
| typedef int(* | solver::lbfgs_progress_t) (void *instance, const double *x, const double *g, const double fx, const double xnorm, const double gnorm, const double step, int n, int k, int ls) |
| Callback interface to receive the progress of the optimization process. More... | |
Functions | |
| int | solver::lbfgs (int n, double *x, double *ptr_fx, lbfgs_evaluate_t proc_evaluate, lbfgs_progress_t proc_progress, void *instance, lbfgs_parameter_t *param) |
| Start a L-BFGS optimization. More... | |
| void | solver::lbfgs_parameter_init (lbfgs_parameter_t *param) |
| Initialize L-BFGS parameters to the default values. More... | |
| double * | solver::lbfgs_malloc (int n) |
| Allocate an array for variables. More... | |
| void | solver::lbfgs_free (double *x) |
| Free an array of variables. More... | |
C library of Limited memory BFGS (L-BFGS).
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| typedef double(* solver::lbfgs_evaluate_t) (void *instance, const double *x, double *g, const int n, const double step) |
Callback interface to provide objective function and gradient evaluations.
The lbfgs() function call this function to obtain the values of objective function and its gradients when needed. A client program must implement this function to evaluate the values of the objective function and its gradients, given current values of variables.
| instance | The user data sent for lbfgs() function by the client. |
| x | The current values of variables. |
| g | The gradient vector. The callback function must compute the gradient values for the current variables. |
| n | The number of variables. |
| step | The current step of the line search routine. |
| double | The value of the objective function for the current variables. |
| typedef int(* solver::lbfgs_progress_t) (void *instance, const double *x, const double *g, const double fx, const double xnorm, const double gnorm, const double step, int n, int k, int ls) |
Callback interface to receive the progress of the optimization process.
The lbfgs() function call this function for each iteration. Implementing this function, a client program can store or display the current progress of the optimization process.
| instance | The user data sent for lbfgs() function by the client. |
| x | The current values of variables. |
| g | The current gradient values of variables. |
| fx | The current value of the objective function. |
| xnorm | The Euclidean norm of the variables. |
| gnorm | The Euclidean norm of the gradients. |
| step | The line-search step used for this iteration. |
| n | The number of variables. |
| k | The iteration count. |
| ls | The number of evaluations called for this iteration. |
| int | Zero to continue the optimization process. Returning a non-zero value will cancel the optimization process. |
| anonymous enum |
Return values of lbfgs().
Roughly speaking, a negative value indicates an error.
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| LBFGS_SUCCESS |
L-BFGS reaches convergence. |
| LBFGS_ALREADY_MINIMIZED |
The initial variables already minimize the objective function. |
| LBFGSERR_UNKNOWNERROR |
Unknown error. |
| LBFGSERR_LOGICERROR |
Logic error. |
| LBFGSERR_OUTOFMEMORY |
Insufficient memory. |
| LBFGSERR_INVALID_N |
Invalid number of variables specified. |
| LBFGSERR_INVALID_EPSILON |
Invalid parameter lbfgs_parameter_t::epsilon specified. |
| LBFGSERR_INVALID_TESTPERIOD |
Invalid parameter lbfgs_parameter_t::past specified. |
| LBFGSERR_INVALID_DELTA |
Invalid parameter lbfgs_parameter_t::delta specified. |
| LBFGSERR_INVALID_LINESEARCH |
Invalid parameter lbfgs_parameter_t::linesearch specified. |
| LBFGSERR_INVALID_MINSTEP |
Invalid parameter lbfgs_parameter_t::max_step specified. |
| LBFGSERR_INVALID_MAXSTEP |
Invalid parameter lbfgs_parameter_t::max_step specified. |
| LBFGSERR_INVALID_FTOL |
Invalid parameter lbfgs_parameter_t::ftol specified. |
| LBFGSERR_INVALID_WOLFE |
Invalid parameter lbfgs_parameter_t::wolfe specified. |
| LBFGSERR_INVALID_GTOL |
Invalid parameter lbfgs_parameter_t::gtol specified. |
| LBFGSERR_INVALID_XTOL |
Invalid parameter lbfgs_parameter_t::xtol specified. |
| LBFGSERR_INVALID_MAXLINESEARCH |
Invalid parameter lbfgs_parameter_t::max_linesearch specified. |
| LBFGSERR_INVALID_ORTHANTWISE |
Invalid parameter lbfgs_parameter_t::orthantwise_c specified. |
| LBFGSERR_INVALID_ORTHANTWISE_START |
Invalid parameter lbfgs_parameter_t::orthantwise_start specified. |
| LBFGSERR_INVALID_ORTHANTWISE_END |
Invalid parameter lbfgs_parameter_t::orthantwise_end specified. |
| LBFGSERR_OUTOFINTERVAL |
The line-search step went out of the interval of uncertainty. |
| LBFGSERR_INCORRECT_TMINMAX |
A logic error occurred; alternatively, the interval of uncertainty became too small. |
| LBFGSERR_ROUNDING_ERROR |
A rounding error occurred; alternatively, no line-search step satisfies the sufficient decrease and curvature conditions. |
| LBFGSERR_MINIMUMSTEP |
The line-search step became smaller than lbfgs_parameter_t::min_step. |
| LBFGSERR_MAXIMUMSTEP |
The line-search step became larger than lbfgs_parameter_t::max_step. |
| LBFGSERR_MAXIMUMLINESEARCH |
The line-search routine reaches the maximum number of evaluations. |
| LBFGSERR_MAXIMUMITERATION |
The algorithm routine reaches the maximum number of iterations. |
| LBFGSERR_WIDTHTOOSMALL |
Relative width of the interval of uncertainty is at most lbfgs_parameter_t::xtol. |
| LBFGSERR_INVALIDPARAMETERS |
A logic error (negative line-search step) occurred. |
| LBFGSERR_INCREASEGRADIENT |
The current search direction increases the objective function value. |
| anonymous enum |
Line search algorithms.
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| LBFGS_LINESEARCH_DEFAULT |
The default algorithm (MoreThuente method). |
| LBFGS_LINESEARCH_MORETHUENTE |
MoreThuente method proposd by More and Thuente. |
| LBFGS_LINESEARCH_BACKTRACKING_ARMIJO |
Backtracking method with the Armijo condition. The backtracking method finds the step length such that it satisfies the sufficient decrease (Armijo) condition,
where x is the current point, d is the current search direction, and a is the step length. |
| LBFGS_LINESEARCH_BACKTRACKING |
The backtracking method with the defualt (regular Wolfe) condition. |
| LBFGS_LINESEARCH_BACKTRACKING_WOLFE |
Backtracking method with regular Wolfe condition. The backtracking method finds the step length such that it satisfies both the Armijo condition (LBFGS_LINESEARCH_BACKTRACKING_ARMIJO) and the curvature condition,
where x is the current point, d is the current search direction, and a is the step length. |
| LBFGS_LINESEARCH_BACKTRACKING_STRONG_WOLFE |
Backtracking method with strong Wolfe condition. The backtracking method finds the step length such that it satisfies both the Armijo condition (LBFGS_LINESEARCH_BACKTRACKING_ARMIJO) and the following condition,
where x is the current point, d is the current search direction, and a is the step length. |
| int solver::lbfgs | ( | int | n, |
| double * | x, | ||
| double * | ptr_fx, | ||
| lbfgs_evaluate_t | proc_evaluate, | ||
| lbfgs_progress_t | proc_progress, | ||
| void * | instance, | ||
| lbfgs_parameter_t * | param | ||
| ) |
Start a L-BFGS optimization.
| n | The number of variables. |
| x | The array of variables. A client program can set default values for the optimization and receive the optimization result through this array. This array must be allocated by ::lbfgs_malloc function for libLBFGS built with SSE/SSE2 optimization routine enabled. The library built without SSE/SSE2 optimization does not have such a requirement. |
| ptr_fx | The pointer to the variable that receives the final value of the objective function for the variables. This argument can be set to NULL if the final value of the objective function is unnecessary. |
| proc_evaluate | The callback function to provide function and gradient evaluations given a current values of variables. A client program must implement a callback function compatible with lbfgs_evaluate_t and pass the pointer to the callback function. |
| proc_progress | The callback function to receive the progress (the number of iterations, the current value of the objective function) of the minimization process. This argument can be set to NULL if a progress report is unnecessary. |
| instance | A user data for the client program. The callback functions will receive the value of this argument. |
| param | The pointer to a structure representing parameters for L-BFGS optimization. A client program can set this parameter to NULL to use the default parameters. Call lbfgs_parameter_init() function to fill a structure with the default values. |
| int | The status code. This function returns zero if the minimization process terminates without an error. A non-zero value indicates an error. |
| void solver::lbfgs_free | ( | double * | x | ) |
Free an array of variables.
| x | The array of variables allocated by ::lbfgs_malloc function. |
| double * solver::lbfgs_malloc | ( | int | n | ) |
Allocate an array for variables.
This function allocates an array of variables for the convenience of ::lbfgs function; the function has a requreiemt for a variable array when libLBFGS is built with SSE/SSE2 optimization routines. A user does not have to use this function for libLBFGS built without SSE/SSE2 optimization.
| n | The number of variables. |
| void solver::lbfgs_parameter_init | ( | lbfgs_parameter_t * | param | ) |
Initialize L-BFGS parameters to the default values.
Call this function to fill a parameter structure with the default values and overwrite parameter values if necessary.
| param | The pointer to the parameter structure. |


I recently started playing around with EmberJS. While I was insanely impressed with how easy it was to get a single-page app up and running, I was having difficulty getting QUnit setup correctly.
After some finagling I was able to get it working. In my particular case I’m using Ruby 2.0.0 and Rails 4.0.0, though I’m sure this same setup would work with previous versions with minimal (if any) tweaks.
You will need to have Ruby/Rails, Node and CoffeeScript installed
Open up a terminal and cd to your folder of choice (rails will create a new folder when you run these commands)
We now need to add the following to our Gemfile
:
And add the following to our application config:
Ember only has the testing helpers when in development mode, so we set the default to :development
(in application.rb)
and override that value when in production.
Finally, we bootstrap/install EmberJS and QUnit:
The --head
parameter tells rails to pull the latest version of ember and ember-data. You can re-run this command at
any point to get the latest version.
The -c
parameter for qunit:install
tells qunit to use coffeescript (my preference but can be omitted if desired).
In order to have QUnit work with ember, we need to add the following code to our test_helper.coffee
file (found in
test/javascripts/
):
This creates an element for containing your app, adds the test helpers to EmberApp
and adds a globally accessible
function called exists
that can be used in your tests.
Let’s add a test for the default (application) template. To start, create a new file in test/javascripts/integration/
called application_tests.js.coffee
and add the following code to it:
This code creates a simple module (shared by all tests in this file) and adds a simple test. I realize this test is very simplistic, but the goal of the post is to explain the setup so I’m just using a contrived example that checks to see that our main template is loaded.
At this point, we should run our test to make sure that it fails (‘cause we’re Red, Green, Refactor folks). Running the tests is easy. Start your server.
$ rails s
Now open a browser and go to http://localhost:3000/qunit (I’m assuming the default rails port here…adjust as necessary). You should see a failing test now.
The last step in getting this working is to add the code needed to make the test pass. To do this we need to create a
template in app/assets/javascripts/templates/
called application.hbs
and add the following code to it:
The .hbs extension is used for handlebars. If you’re using Sublime Text 2, there is a package aptly named “Handlebars” that will handle syntax highlighting, etc for you.
If you refresh the test page, you should see that your test now passes.
In a future post, I’ll cover how we can run these tests from the command line without needing to start web brick. If you know of a good post already, add a comment and save me the time! :)


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[NOTE] This part 9 in a series of posts. The rest can be found here Well, the double internet experiment is about ready to be finished… After 9 posts, 4 months, lots of sweating, many painful nights trying to figure out why something stopped using, shouting when Netflix did not work, wondering why my internet connection was so slow, and many, many other problems, i have decided to wind down the project.
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[NOTE] This part 8 in a series of posts. The rest can be found here. At the end of my last post I asked the question about routing traffic to different servers based on thier distances, etc… Well, after a bit of messing, i can say it kind of works! here is a quick over view: server in the house has now got multiple OpenVPN connections (2 to Hetzner, 1 to OVH (with a plan to double), 1 to Digital Ocean (again, to be doubled) and i am planning 2 to Azure as well).
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[NOTE] This part 7 in a series of posts. The rest can be found here. In the last post I mentioned I am now using Hetzner for hosting a dedicated box. Thats still live, and going well. I have a /29 IP range (6 usable) and also 2 other IPs. So far, so good… But because i was using a Socks Server, I was not fully able to use the /29 ips… I use something like as follows:
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I have decided to do a post on some of my favourite tools to use for development, administration, etc. It’s kind of like Hanselman’s Ultimate Tools list, but not as popular and about 2 years newer… Anyway, the list is available here, and will be updated over time, much like my Daily Carry and Computers pages. If you are interested, you add links though GitHub by editing the toolslist.yml data file.
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Read more →2 Cable Modems = Double Speed? Part 4
[NOTE] This part 4 in a series of posts. The rest can be found here. So, this week I went in a completely different direction that I have been thinking recently… So, the basic theory is as follows: I am still using MPTCP kernels on both upstream and local machine now have 2 P2P UDP OpenVPN tunnels between house and cloud. Example config is here all TCP traffic (bar port 80) that hits the router in house is redirected to RedSocks RedSocks uses a socks server, Dante, as an upstream server on the cloud box since the socks traffic is over TCP (inside the UDP OpenVPN tunnel) it uses MPTCP having socks running, gives me quite the download speed, turning it off does not, hence the following tweet Hmmmm.
Read more →2 Cable modems = Double speed? Part 3
[NOTE] This part 3 in a series of posts. The rest can be found here. In Part 1 of this series I explained the why and what I wanted to do for this “project”. In Part 2 I did some basic testing of both MPTCP and MLVPN. I also mentioned trying MMPPP using vtund but it has been a while since I did that testing, and it had not been on bare metal.
Read more →MPTCP, SSH, Squid, OpenVPN (and 2 Cable modems) = Double Speed? Not quite… Part 2
[NOTE] This part 2 in a series of posts. The rest can be found here. In my previous post I explained what i was trying to do… This post explains what i have been working on recently, and performance results… So, first, what have i tried… There are 3 different things i have tried, and here are some of their details. Some will need to be updated (other parts of this series), and others i will try get back to eventually.
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I have an AppleTV in the house (3, actually) and i am very happy with its ease of use, size and cost… You cant really argue with the small price! I also have a lot of content that works great with the AppleTV in iTunes, but i have content which does not work so great with the AppleTV… So, i needed to find a way to convert files quickly and easily… thats where PowerShell and Handbrake come in…
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Properties | |
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Apply a constant force to our shape's body
Reimplemented from <cpCCNodeProtocol>.
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Apply an impulse (think gun shot) to our shape's body
Reimplemented from <cpCCNodeProtocol>.
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| batchNode: | (CCSpriteBatchNode*) | batchNode | ||
| rect: | (CGRect) | rect | ||
Initialization method for basic cpCCSprite
| - (id) initWithShape: | (cpShape *) | shape | ||
| batchNode: | (CCSpriteBatchNode*) | batchNode | ||
| rectInPixels: | (CGRect) | rect | ||
Initialization method for basic cpCCSprite
| - (id) initWithShape: | (cpShape*) | shape | ||
| file: | (NSString*) | filename | ||
Initialization method for basic cpSprite
| - (id) initWithShape: | (cpShape *) | shape | ||
| spriteFrame: | (CCSpriteFrame*) | spriteFrame | ||
Initialization method for basic cpCCSprite
| - (id) initWithShape: | (cpShape *) | shape | ||
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Initialization method for basic cpCCSprite
| - (id) initWithShape: | (cpShape*) | shape | ||
| spriteSheet: | (CCSpriteBatchNode*) | spriteSheet | ||
| rect: | (CGRect) | rect | ||
Initialization method for "spriteSheet" cpCCSprite
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Initialization method for basic cpCCSprite, given a texture
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| texture: | (CCTexture2D*) | texture | ||
| rect: | (CGRect) | rect | ||
Initialization method for "AtlasSprite" cpCCSprite
| - (void) resetForces |
Reset any forces accrued on this shape's body
Reimplemented from <cpCCNodeProtocol>.
| + (id) spriteWithShape: | (cpShape *) | shape | ||
| batchNode: | (CCSpriteBatchNode*) | batchNode | ||
| rect: | (CGRect) | rect | ||
Return an autoreleased cpCCSprite
| + (id) spriteWithShape: | (cpShape *) | shape | ||
| batchNode: | (CCSpriteBatchNode*) | batchNode | ||
| rectInPixels: | (CGRect) | rect | ||
Return an autoreleased cpCCSprite
| + (id) spriteWithShape: | (cpShape*) | shape | ||
| file: | (NSString*) | filename | ||
Return an autoreleased cpCCSprite
| + (id) spriteWithShape: | (cpShape *) | shape | ||
| SpriteFrame: | (CCSpriteFrame*) | spriteFrame | ||
Return an autoreleased cpCCSprite
| + (id) spriteWithShape: | (cpShape *) | shape | ||
| spriteFrameName: | (NSString*) | frameName | ||
Return an autoreleased cpCCSprite
| + (id) spriteWithShape: | (cpShape*) | shape | ||
| spriteSheet: | (CCSpriteBatchNode*) | spriteSheet | ||
| rect: | (CGRect) | rect | ||
Return an autoreleased cpCCSprite who is an "spriteSheet"
| + (id) spriteWithShape: | (cpShape *) | shape | ||
| texture: | (CCTexture2D*) | texture | ||
Return an autoreleased cpCCSprite
| + (id) spriteWithShape: | (cpShape *) | shape | ||
| texture: | (CCTexture2D*) | texture | ||
| rect: | (CGRect) | rect | ||
Return an autoreleased cpCCSprite who is an "spriteSheet"
- (BOOL) autoFreeShape [read, write, assign] |
If this is set to true & spaceManager is set, then the shape is deleted when dealloc is called
- (BOOL) ignoreRotation [read, write, assign] |
Use if you do not want the sprite to rotate with the shape
- (cpFloat) integrationDt [read, write, assign] |
If this is anything other than zero, a position change will update the shapes velocity using integrationDt to calculate it
- (cpShape*) shape [read, write, assign] |
The shape we're connected to
- (SpaceManager*) spaceManager [read, write, assign] |
The space manager, set this if you want autoFreeShape to work


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There's no stable browser exploit for 5.5.2, so we must update your system with a game to 5.5.1.
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Cats are an exotic breed created as a hybrid between an Asian Leopard Cat and a domestic feline. The Bengal cat is renowned for its gorgeous coat markings, which come from their Asian leopard ancestors. However an exotic coat isn't the only outstanding thing about these cats who tend to be huge characters with eccentric traits such an obsession with water and climbing.
Give your bengel water
You could just give it water in a dish, or get a running water system. You can buy running water for cats at you local pet store. If you can't find one there, go online and order one.
If you don't want to buy a running water system, give them water in a dish and occasionally turn on the faucet in the bathroom and let them jump up and drink it!
Bengals have a thing about water - an obsession really. They love to play with it and running water holds a special fascination. They will sit and bat at it with a paw for hours. This is great except you can end up with very wet carpets. Therefore, it's best to site water bowls on a waterproof floor that can be mopped dry if it all gets too much.
Also remember to keep the toilet seat cover down. This is the Bengal equivalent of a play pool and it will enjoy dipping its paw in and splashing water everywhere.
Give your cat a litter box
Also be sure to give you cat a litter box with high edges. Bengal cats can jump up to three times their height, so don't be afraid to give them a little higher edge around their litter box.
will give the cat a feeling of privacy
The high edge is so they don't pee outside the box. If they only have to step into the box, they may pee along the edge of the box, thus leaving you a big mess to clean
If you want to teach your cat to go to the bathroom in a toilet, your job is a lot easier with a Bengal! Do some research on training programs and start it when your Bengal is young.
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First though's (not literally) about DBC
Tuesday May 20, 2015
From everything I’ve seen, heard, read, and researched, the DBC experience is not to be underestimated. What I took away from the Kitchen talk with Shereef was realizing that, from the moment I started watching the video, and since I had started the phase-0-unit-1/week-1 work , I was in the restaurant mindset.I was in a position of expecting something because I paid for it. I agreed whole heartedly that falling into that idealism was easy and automatic, and trainned. However what knowledge did was encourage me to, at that very moment, switch out of that mindset. I hate to say this because I know how it might be taken, but listening to Shereef as he spoke about those different mindset, almost felt like I was “drinking the Koolade”, at a cult. I was an instant believer in making this journey my own. I wan to get the most out of this experience and for me that means talking control and responsibility for my own learning.
My impression of Devbootcamp is that they are retraining the mind more then teaching a curriculum. I wish I was encouraged sooner to find this program because I would have started to prepare for it a whole lot sooner. I and scared that 9 weeks isn’t enough!
In order to be engaged by this culture i have to constantly remind myself that my learning is in my control, I have to constantly remind myself this is not the last hurdle to the career I want it is only half of a percent of the way there. I know that with these thing constantly in my I will continue to push myself, i will continue to be challenged by my own learning and I will continue to explore the subject that will make up web development
My expectations have only got more scarce. Not because I feel that DBC has less to offer me but because I am in control of the process. coming into the program I was confronted by the idea that there is a small dropout rate, I was comforted by the prospect of job placement. watching the video has further educated me on the reason for those circumstances, it’s not just that the program is amazing. it’s because the people who embark on this experience have a vested interest in there learning.
My level of excitement to be honest is at the point of tears. Like a child on christmas day waiting to open his first present, sadden by the rule that you have to go to church first. I am torn between to extremes, I want to be there. I want to be in phase 3 collaborating, building my network of amazing self driven, individuals, but at the same time I want to absorb as much knowledge as possible in preparation for when I finally start my career.
My nerves are firing like rockets… although that could be the coffee hitting me.
things that came up for me after watching the video
- I need to ask way more question
- So this is really designed as a 9 week bootcamp? the first 9 weeks are prep!! #mindblown
- onsite begins at 9 and official ends at 6, and there are no teachers after 6…hmmm


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