Urban Meyer: The Penn State Game Isn’t A ‘Rivalry’ For Ohio State
by Andrew HolleranSaturday’s Ohio State-Penn State game is a big one for the Buckeyes, but don’t call it a rivalry game. That’s what Urban Meyer is saying, anyway.
The former Ohio State head coach previewed Saturday’s game on Big Ten Network this evening. He said it might be a rivalry game for Penn State, but it’s not for his Buckeyes.
“Certainly over the last few years, just because of the quality of team that Penn State is, that’s become a war…my goodness, two very good teams, two very good programs,” Meyer said tonight. “Great players all over the field. It’s become a rivalry in a sense, but not in Ohio State’s – we know which one that is coming up next week.”
Ohio State has one rival, according to Meyer, and we don’t need to tell you who that is.
Meyer dominated Penn State during his time at Ohio State, going 6-1 against the Nittany Lions.
He’s calling for Buckeyes fans to show up in a big way on Saturday morning for his Big Noon Kickoff show.
“BUCKEYE NATION!” Meyer tweeted. “See you Saturday outside the RPAC starting at 10 a.m. for the Big Noon Kickoff Show.”
Ohio State and Penn State are set to kick off at noon E.T. on Saturday.
The game will be on FOX.


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Jerry may not attend the music class today.
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An ant is crawling up the tree branch.
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That boy has forgotten his colour pencils in the classroom.
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The postman will not deliver the mail on Sunday.
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Our friends were waiting for us at the airport.
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My neighbours have moved to Germany.
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I can sketch very well.


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A lightweight internationalization library for Angular applications.
| Angular | angular-intl |
|---|---|
| v6 | >=2.0.0 |
| v5 | 1.0.2 - 1.1.12 |
First, import the TranslateModule
in your root module, like so:
@NgModule({
imports: [
BrowserModule,
HttpClientModule,
TranslateModule.forRoot({ path: '/assets/languages/' })
]
})
export class AppModule {
constructor(public translateService: TranslateService) {
const defaultPrefix = 'default';
const browserLanguage = this.translationService.getBrowserLanguage();
this.translationService.setDefault(`${defaultPrefix}-${browserLanguage}`); // eg. 'default-en'
}
}
This bootstraps the translation pipe, directive and service at the root level, making them available throughout the application.
In the /assets/languages
directory, you should have .json
files that contain the key/value pairs for your translations.
eg. '/assets/languages/default-en.json':
{
"BODY": {
"TITLE": "Title Translation",
"DESCRIPTION": "Description translation",
"GREETING": "Hello, {{ firstName }}!"
}
}
Once bootstrapped, you can use the service, pipe and directive to make translations throughout your codebase.
Pipe example:

{{ 'BODY.TITLE' | translate }}

{{ 'BODY.GREETING' | translate:{ firstName: 'Linda' } }}

Directive example:

BODY.TITLE

BODY.GREETING

Service example:
// for one translation
this.translateService.get('BODY.TITLE')
.subscribe(translatedTitle => this.title = translatedTitle);
// for multiple translations
this.translateService.get(['BODY.TITLE', 'BODY.DESCRIPTION'])
.subscribe(translations => {
this.title = translations['BODY.TITLE'];
this.description = translations['BODY.DESCRIPTION'];
});
Default overrides are also available, so after calling setDefault
, you may call setOverride
, which will be used first, and then fall back to the default if the key is not found in the language file specified in setOverride
:
eg. '/assets/languages/override-en.json':
{
"BODY": {
"TITLE": "Title Translation Override",
}
}
this.translateService.setDefault('default-en');
this.translateService.setOverride('override-en');
This will output 'BODY.TITLE' = 'Title Translation Override'
(from override-en.json
), and 'BODY.DESCRIPTION' = 'Description translation'
(from default-en.json
)
Alternatively, you can get a translation without enforcing an entire file override, by getting a translation by file. This uses the translation if it is already loaded, otherwise it requests the file and uses the value that corresponds to the key, all without loading that file as an override or making it default:
this.translateService.getByFileName('BODY.TITLE', 'alternate-en') // where 'alternate-en' is yet another language file
.subscribe(translatedTitle => this.title = translatedTitle);
getBrowserLanguage(): string
setDefault(fileName: string): void
setOverride(fileName: string): void
translationsLoaded: BehaviorSubject<boolean>
setDefault
or setOverride
have been executed). You can subscribe
to this if you wish to perform operations when translations are loaded throughout the lifecycle of the application.get(keyPaths: string | Array<string>): Observable<TranslationResult>
Observable
that contains a string, or an object of strings keyed by the original translation key path (ex. 'BODY.TITLE'). This will only return values once translations have loaded, so it is safe to use anywhere.getByFileName(keyPaths: string | Array<string>, fileName: string): Observable<TranslationResult>
setDefault
or setOverride
, which are globally applied, this method will load a translation file and return the translated key without enforcing that language globally. Like get
, it can accept a string or an array of strings and returns in the same pattern.


Resolvable
class Resolvable
Properties
| protected mixed | $object | Contains the original object. | |
| protected Pouch | $pouch | Holds the Pouch instance. Default to singleton version (pouch()). | |
| string | $name | From createClassDependency's inner class |
Methods
From createClassDependency's inner class
Set the object for the resolvable. Also resolve constructor dependencies if needed.
Return the current object of this instance.
Get the type of an anything accurately. If it's an object, the exact class name will be returned.
Magic __call method to handle the automatic resolution of parameters.
Resolve the dependencies for all parameters.
Returns params (dependencies) for internal anonymous classes.
Creates missing class if it can be found in the container. Auto-injecting classes from within the container require them to be prefixed with \Pouch\Key.
Name getter.
From createClassDependency's inner class
Adapter to comply to ReflectionClass.
Details
at line 279
void
__construct(string $name, mixed $content)
From createClassDependency's inner class
at line 59
Resolvable
make(mixed $object)
Set the object for the resolvable. Also resolve constructor dependencies if needed.
at line 89
mixed
getObject()
Return the current object of this instance.
at line 101
string
getType(mixed $element = null)
Get the type of an anything accurately. If it's an object, the exact class name will be returned.
at line 121
mixed
__call(string $method, array $args)
Magic __call method to handle the automatic resolution of parameters.
at line 152
protected array
resolveDependencies(array $params, array $args = [])
Resolve the dependencies for all parameters.
When resolving internal pouch keys, it will register an anonymous class and handle the autowiring for the first occurrence. But, when the same internal key is used twice in different classes, then this method will also take care of properly re-instantiating the anonymous class.
at line 208
array
resolveInternalDependencies(string $anonymousClass)
Returns params (dependencies) for internal anonymous classes.
at line 237
protected ItemInterface
createClassDependency(string $rawClassName, bool $nullable)
Creates missing class if it can be found in the container. Auto-injecting classes from within the container require them to be prefixed with \Pouch\Key.
at line 290
string|null
getName()
Name getter.
at line 300
mixed
getContent()
From createClassDependency's inner class
at line 310
bool
isAnonymous()
Adapter to comply to ReflectionClass.


Module java.money
Package javax.money
Main package of the Money and Currency API. In more detail:
- JSR 354 defines a minimal set of interfaces for interoperability, since concrete usage scenarios do not allow to define an implementation that is capable of covering all aspects identified. Consequently it must be possible that implementations can provide several implementations for monetary amounts. Users should not reference the interfaces, instead the value types should be used.
- Implementations must provide value types for currencies and amounts,
implementing
CurrencyUnit
andMonetaryAmount
. - Implementations must also provide a minimal set of roundings, modeled as
MonetaryRounding
. This should include basic roundings for ISO currencies, roundings defined byMathContext
orRoundingMode
. - This API must avoid restrictions that prevents its use in different runtime environments, such as EE or ME.
- Method naming and style for currency modeling should be in alignment
with parts of the Java Collection API or
java.time
/ [JodaMoney].
-
Interface Summary Interface Description CurrencySupplier Represents a supplier ofCurrencyUnit
-valued results.CurrencyUnit A unit of currency.MonetaryAmount Interface defining a monetary amount.MonetaryAmountFactory<T extends MonetaryAmount> Factory forMonetaryAmount
instances for a given type.MonetaryOperator Represents an operation on a singleMonetaryAmount
that produces a result of typeMonetaryAmount
.MonetaryQuery<R> Strategy for querying a monetary amount.MonetaryRounding Interface representing a monetary rounding.NumberSupplier Represents a supplier ofNumberValue
-valued results. -
Class Summary Class Description AbstractContext Represents a general context of data targeting an item of typeQ
.AbstractContextBuilder<B extends AbstractContextBuilder,C extends AbstractContext> This interface defines the common generic parts of a query.AbstractQuery Represents a general context of data targeting an item of typeQ
.AbstractQueryBuilder<B extends AbstractQueryBuilder,C extends AbstractQuery> This abstract class defines the common generic parts of a query.CurrencyContext This class models the attributable context ofCurrencyUnit
instances.CurrencyContextBuilder Builder class for creating new instances ofCurrencyContext
adding detailed information about aCurrencyUnit
instance.CurrencyQuery This class models a query for accessing instances ofCurrencyUnit
.CurrencyQueryBuilder Builder for queries for accessingCurrencyUnit
instances.DefaultMonetaryRoundingsSingletonSpi This class models the accessor for rounding instances, modeled asMonetaryOperator
.Monetary Factory singleton forCurrencyUnit
,MonetaryAmount
andMonetaryRounding
instances as provided by the different registered SPI instances.MonetaryAmountFactoryQuery Query to lookup instances ofMonetaryAmountFactory
, which are determined by the (minimal) capabilities required by the give use case.MonetaryAmountFactoryQueryBuilder Builder class for creating new instances ofMonetaryAmountFactoryQuery
that can be passed to accessMonetaryAmountFactory
instances using a possible complex query.MonetaryContext This class models the meta data (mostly the numeric capabilities) of aMonetaryAmount
in a platform independent way.MonetaryContextBuilder Builder class for creating new instances ofMonetaryContext
adding detailed information about aMonetaryAmount
instance.NumberValue Instances of this class allow to externalize the numeric value of aMonetaryAmount
.RoundingContext This class models the spec/configuration for a rounding, modeled asMonetaryRounding
in a platform independent way.RoundingContextBuilder Builder class for creating new instances ofRoundingContext
adding detailed information about aMonetaryRounding
instance.RoundingQuery Query for accessing instances ofMonetaryRounding
.RoundingQueryBuilder Builder used to construct new instances of RoundingQuery}. -
Exception Summary Exception Description MonetaryException Exception thrown when an error occurs during monetary operations.UnknownCurrencyException Exception thrown when a currency code cannot be resolved into aCurrencyUnit
.


During the nine weeks of Phase-0, I have created and developed my own personal website. It has been both an exciting and frustrating experience! At first, when I created my wireframe I had this beautiful website in mind with all of the bells and whistles. However, as a beginner developer, creating an ideal site is not exactly realistic. There are many steps that go into creating a site from scratch for even the most basic site.
First, let's talk about the planning stage in the very beginning.  Visually seeing the layout helps to understand what may be attainable and what may be a bit too advanced to attain. A wireframe can be as simple as a sketch of your site or as in depth as a layout grid with many attributes. Although it may not seem to be the case, simpler is better! Simplistic design leads to consistency, which is the key to a beautiful website.
Next, you can begin the transformation of your wireframe into code. This can be difficult, but as I mentioned earlier the importance of the wireframe will make this step a bit simpler. Breaking down each part of your wireframe into small steps and sections will guide you through the order of your code. The first file you will be creating is your index file. This will be the main page of your site and will determine the general layout.
Once you have your main page up and running, you can move on to create the pages linked to your main page. In my case, I created an about me page, contact information, a portfolio of work, and of course, my blog posts. You should wireframe an index for each additional category when necessary. For instance, I created a blog index to display a list of links to all of my posts. Further, I created a blog template that could be used for each post to maintain consistency.
Now that you have your templates and index pages set up and running properly, it is time to add some style. This is a lot of fun and allows you to show your individual creativity. However, it is important to not get too carried away and start simple. Along the way, you can add and update your style.
The most difficult part about creating my own site was accepting simplicity. At first, I wanted to add all different attributes to my page, but realized it would not remain consistent if I had done so. Creating a website takes a lot of time and planning. You should never just jump right in and you should always test each change as you go. This will prevent falling down a rabbit hole of complexity and confusion. In addition, maitenance should be implemented at least weekly. Keeping up with your site and making sure all of your links work, is very important. Overall, the experience can be frustrating, but in the end extremely rewarding! After all, you will have a beautiful website to reflect yourself.
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The IntrinioEconomicData
implementation gives access to the massive repository of economic data from the Federal Reserve Economic Data system via the Intrinio API.
Some of the most requested symbols are available through the IntrinioEconomicDataSources
class.
The full list of economic data series is available here.


- What questions did you ask during this challnge? What resources did you find to help you answer them? I questioned at what thresholds do we begin to start making new restructured versions of the website. I found that answer within the reading material - What concepts are you having trouble with, or did you just figure something out? If so, what? I think I just need to reread the articles in this chapter to better understand how to make these design changes - Did you learn any new skills or tricks? I learned how to reformat the layout of a webpage depending on the device using it - How confident are you with each of the Learning Competencies for this challenge? Im fairly confident - Which parts of the challenge did you enjoy? I enjoyed learning about the concept - Which parts of the challenge did you find tedious? Having to redesign websites making a mobile and regular version would have been tedious


Johnson pitches 'buy British' and new state aid rules after Brexit
LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Friday pledged to use Brexit to introduce new state aid rules, change state purchasing policies and reform farming so that pubic bodies aim to “buy British” goods.
“We will back British farmers by making sure we leave the CAP (Common Agricultural Policy) and will promote a ‘buy British’ rule for public bodies,” Johnson will say, according to a press release.
His government, he said, would introduce a new state aid regime to make it easier to protect jobs and industry.


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Object
`AssetAttributes` is a wrapper similar to `Pathname` that provides some helper accessors.
These methods should be considered internalish.
Returns the content type for the pathname. Falls back to `application/octet-stream`.
# File lib/sprockets/asset_attributes.rb, line 94 def content_type @content_type ||= begin if format_extension.nil? engine_content_type || 'application/octet-stream' else @environment.mime_types(format_extension) || engine_content_type || 'application/octet-stream' end end end
Returns an `Array` of engine extensions.
"foo.js.coffee.erb" # => [".coffee", ".erb"]
# File lib/sprockets/asset_attributes.rb, line 71 def engine_extensions exts = extensions if offset = extensions.index(format_extension) exts = extensions[offset+1..-1] end exts.select { |ext| @environment.engines(ext) } end
Returns engine classes.
# File lib/sprockets/asset_attributes.rb, line 82 def engines engine_extensions.map { |ext| @environment.engines(ext) } end
Returns `Array` of extension `String`s.
"foo.js.coffee" # => [".js", ".coffee"]
# File lib/sprockets/asset_attributes.rb, line 51 def extensions @extensions ||= @pathname.basename.to_s.scan(/\.[^.]+/) end
Returns the format extension.
"foo.js.coffee" # => ".js"
# File lib/sprockets/asset_attributes.rb, line 60 def format_extension extensions.reverse.detect { |ext| @environment.mime_types(ext) && !@environment.engines(ext) } end
Reverse guess logical path for fully expanded path.
This has some known issues. For an example if a file is shaddowed in the path, but is required relatively, its logical path will be incorrect.
# File lib/sprockets/asset_attributes.rb, line 34 def logical_path if root_path = environment.paths.detect { |path| pathname.to_s[path] } path = pathname.to_s.sub("#{root_path}/", '') path = pathname.relative_path_from(Pathname.new(root_path)).to_s path = engine_extensions.inject(path) { |p, ext| p.sub(ext, '') } path = "#{path}#{engine_format_extension}" unless format_extension path else raise FileOutsidePaths, "#{pathname} isn't in paths: #{environment.paths.join(', ')}" end end
Returns all processors to run on the path.
# File lib/sprockets/asset_attributes.rb, line 87 def processors environment.preprocessors(content_type) + engines.reverse + environment.postprocessors(content_type) end
Returns paths search the load path for.
# File lib/sprockets/asset_attributes.rb, line 17 def search_paths paths = [pathname.to_s] if pathname.basename(extensions.join).to_s != 'index' path_without_extensions = extensions.inject(pathname) { |p, ext| p.sub(ext, '') } index_path = path_without_extensions.join("index#{extensions.join}").to_s paths << index_path end paths end
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These words of wisdom from the timeless saxophone legend guide the intimate, melodic approach we take to our unusual instrumentation. Lyrical and conversational, our music traverses the lengths of acoustic jazz.
Hailing from all corners of the United States, the three of us met at the Frost School of Music in Miami where we currently study. We formed Sound Underground in the fall of 2013 while living together - a natural evolution of our shared passion for artistic exploration. We still live together, strengthening the deep musical ties that ground our work in mutual respect and admiration.
In the summer of 2014, Sound Underground released its self-titled debut album with a tour of Bulgaria and Serbia. We haven't stopped since.
A native of Berkeley, California, Jonah Udall is an eclectic bandleader, composer and guitarist, often found collaborating with songwriters, arranging for large ensembles, or exploring Balkan folk music in addition to his jazz work. His journey through music, which began with Stevie Wonder, has brought him broad influences, from Jim Hall to Joni Mitchell.
Originally from Waukesha, WI, Alec Aldred is a trumpet/flugelhorn player influenced by trumpet greats including Clifford Brown, Freddie Hubbard, and Tom Harrell. In addition to his musical endeavors, Alec performs and competes with dance teams in tap, jazz, and hip hop styles.
David Leon is a saxophonist, woodwinds player, and composer born and raised in Miami, FL. Locally, he leads a busy gigging schedule performing both as a leader and sideman. His work as a composer and improviser has been recognized by Downbeat Magazine, the ASCAP Foundation, and the National YoungArts Foundation.


Create a Months Array (jan, feb, mar...etc) and repeat question 3 and 4. Once you implement these two arrays, use concat() method to add these arrays. Print each of the elements of this concatenated array one after the other - hint: use loops.


{% load otree static %}
The computer chose (INFORMED,RESPONDER'S CHOICE).
{% if player.id_in_group == 1 %}The responder chose {{ group.informed_dictator }}.
{% else %}You chose {{ group.informed_dictator }}.
{% endif %} {% else %}The computer chose (INFORMED,{{ group.computer_choice2 }}).
{% endif %} {% else %}The computer chose UNINFORMED.
{% if group.computer_choice2 == "RESPONDER'S CHOICE" %}The chosen game is {{ group.uninformed_dictator }}.
{% else %}The chosen game is {{ group.computer_choice2 }}.
{% endif %} {% endif %}


There are two ways of constructing a software design: One way is to make it so simple that there are obviously no deficiencies, and the other way is to make it so complicated that there are no obvious deficiencies. The first method is far more difficult.Before software can be reusable it first has to be usable.
Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots.Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand.


We begin with a clean install of OS X (Lion).
There are in fact, quite a few tools that need to be downloaded and or installed directly before you can even begin thinking about building a website properly. The following list includes the tools I have currently installed and the order in which I installed them.
It took several iterations and a lot of reading to get this list, so if this is new to you, take your time and read the documentation (a few times if you have to) and install one item at a time.
There is be a lot of new terminology and processes thrown at you, but it is all learnable, and if you make a mistake you can easily start again.
Web Browser - to browse the Web of course. Google Chrome seems to be top of the hit parade these days.
You may also want to install Mozilla’s Firefox (you should already have Apple’s Safari as part of the OS X install).
XCode - Apple’s integrated development environment for creating applications.
But don’t download the whole thing, just download the Command Line Tools.
When the download is complete, open download folder, find
Command Line Tools.mpkg
, double click to install and follow the prompts.Command Line Interface (CLI) - is used to interact directly with the computer. iTerm2 is a replacement for the default Terminal that ships with your Mac.
Homebrew - is a package management system that easily installs additional tools you will need.
To install Homebrew, open an iterm2 window and copy/paste:
ruby <(curl -fsSkL raw.github.com/mxcl/homebrew/go)
at the Terminal prompt.Read the documentation on the Homebrew site for more information.
Wget - is a computer program that retrieves content from web servers. This can be installed in a terminal window with Homebrew:
$ brew install wget
Oh-my-zsh - is a community-driven framework for managing the zsh configuration.
Oh-my-zsh can be installed in a terminal window with wget:
wget --no-check-certificate https://github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh/raw/master/tools/install.sh -O - | sh
This concludes part one of a multi-post article on setting up your environment to begin building websites. The second part will include installing version control, a database, image editor and more…


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KratosMultiphysics
KRATOS Multiphysics (Kratos) is a framework for building parallel, multi-disciplinary simulation software, aiming at modularity, extensibility, and high performance. Kratos is written in C++, and counts with an extensive Python interface.
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This class is used in order to compute the contact using a mortar ALM formulation. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| def | __init__ (self, Model, settings) |
| The default constructor of the class. More... | |
| def | ExecuteInitialize (self) |
| This method is executed at the begining to initialize the process. More... | |
| def | ExecuteBeforeSolutionLoop (self) |
| This method is executed before starting the time loop. More... | |
| def | ExecuteInitializeSolutionStep (self) |
| This method is executed in order to initialize the current step. More... | |
| def | ExecuteFinalizeSolutionStep (self) |
| This method is executed in order to finalize the current step. More... | |
| def | ExecuteBeforeOutputStep (self) |
| This method is executed right before the ouput process computation. More... | |
| def | ExecuteAfterOutputStep (self) |
| This method is executed right after the ouput process computation. More... | |
| def | ExecuteFinalize (self) |
| This method is executed in order to finalize the current computation. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| contact_settings | |
| dimension | |
| normal_variation | |
| frictional_law | |
| is_frictional | |
| slip_step_reset_frequency | |
| slip_step_reset_counter | |
| pure_slip | |
| alm_var_process | |
| Public Attributes inherited from search_base_process.SearchBaseProcess | |
| settings | |
| model | |
| main_model_part | |
| dimension | |
| database_step | |
| interval | |
| preprocess | |
| search_model_part | |
| count_search_model_part | |
| find_nodal_h | |
| search_utility_list | |
| We recompute the search factor and the check in function of the relative size of the mesh. More... | |
| interface_preprocess | |
| predefined_master_slave | |
This class is used in order to compute the contact using a mortar ALM formulation.
This class constructs the model parts containing the contact conditions and initializes parameters and variables related with the contact. The class creates search utilities to be used to create the contact pairs Only the member variables listed below should be accessed directly. Public member variables: Model -- the container of the different model parts. settings -- Kratos parameters containing solver settings.
| def alm_contact_process.ALMContactProcess.__init__ | ( | self, | |
| Model, | |||
| settings | |||
| ) |
The default constructor of the class.
Keyword arguments: self -- It signifies an instance of a class. Model -- the container of the different model parts. settings -- Kratos parameters containing solver settings.
Reimplemented from search_base_process.SearchBaseProcess.
Reimplemented in penalty_contact_process.PenaltyContactProcess, and explicit_penalty_contact_process.ExplicitPenaltyContactProcess.
| def alm_contact_process.ALMContactProcess.ExecuteAfterOutputStep | ( | self | ) |
This method is executed right after the ouput process computation.
Keyword arguments: self -- It signifies an instance of a class.
Reimplemented from search_base_process.SearchBaseProcess.
Reimplemented in penalty_contact_process.PenaltyContactProcess, and explicit_penalty_contact_process.ExplicitPenaltyContactProcess.
| def alm_contact_process.ALMContactProcess.ExecuteBeforeOutputStep | ( | self | ) |
This method is executed right before the ouput process computation.
Keyword arguments: self -- It signifies an instance of a class.
Reimplemented from search_base_process.SearchBaseProcess.
Reimplemented in penalty_contact_process.PenaltyContactProcess, and explicit_penalty_contact_process.ExplicitPenaltyContactProcess.
| def alm_contact_process.ALMContactProcess.ExecuteBeforeSolutionLoop | ( | self | ) |
This method is executed before starting the time loop.
Keyword arguments: self -- It signifies an instance of a class.
Reimplemented from search_base_process.SearchBaseProcess.
Reimplemented in penalty_contact_process.PenaltyContactProcess, and explicit_penalty_contact_process.ExplicitPenaltyContactProcess.
| def alm_contact_process.ALMContactProcess.ExecuteFinalize | ( | self | ) |
This method is executed in order to finalize the current computation.
Keyword arguments: self -- It signifies an instance of a class.
Reimplemented from search_base_process.SearchBaseProcess.
Reimplemented in penalty_contact_process.PenaltyContactProcess, and explicit_penalty_contact_process.ExplicitPenaltyContactProcess.
| def alm_contact_process.ALMContactProcess.ExecuteFinalizeSolutionStep | ( | self | ) |
This method is executed in order to finalize the current step.
Keyword arguments: self -- It signifies an instance of a class.
Reimplemented from search_base_process.SearchBaseProcess.
Reimplemented in penalty_contact_process.PenaltyContactProcess, and explicit_penalty_contact_process.ExplicitPenaltyContactProcess.
| def alm_contact_process.ALMContactProcess.ExecuteInitialize | ( | self | ) |
This method is executed at the begining to initialize the process.
Keyword arguments: self -- It signifies an instance of a class.
Reimplemented from search_base_process.SearchBaseProcess.
Reimplemented in penalty_contact_process.PenaltyContactProcess, and explicit_penalty_contact_process.ExplicitPenaltyContactProcess.
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This method is executed in order to initialize the current step.
Keyword arguments: self -- It signifies an instance of a class.
Reimplemented from search_base_process.SearchBaseProcess.
Reimplemented in penalty_contact_process.PenaltyContactProcess, and explicit_penalty_contact_process.ExplicitPenaltyContactProcess.
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We specifically make this a separate function, and not a member function of the User class, because admin status is not persisted in the datastore. It only exists for the user making this request right now.
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- boolean Whether the current user is an administrator of the application.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
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Alfredo Morelos transfer latest as Saint Etienne make concession over 'greedy' Rangers
Steven Gerrard has been adamant the Colombian will not be allowed to depart in January.
by Liam Bryce, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/liam-bryce/Saint-Etienne have reportedly conceded that a January transfer for Alfredo Morelos is highly unlikely.
The Ligue 1 side have been linked with a winter move for the 22-goal Colombian but Rangers are adamant they will not sell.
Saint-Etienne are believed to have scouted the striker on several occasions this season and boss Claude Puel is keen on negotiating a deal.
Steven Gerrard, however, has no interest in losing his talisman with the club competing on all fronts domestically and in Europe.
But Le10sport have framed this as Rangers "being greedy" by sticking to their guns over the in-form 23-year-old.
They report Saint-Etienne have made little progress in their efforts to sign Morelos and that a summer approach is now more likely.
Morelos' form also sparked rumours Aston Villa were set to make a bid, with boss Dean Smith coy when asked about the frontman, admitting that he was aware of his talent but was unwilling to discuss other teams' players.
However, Record Sport understands there is currently no interest in Morelos from the Premier League club.
The striker is due to return to Ibrox from international duty, having scored his first Colombia goal against Peru in Miami.


(If you don’t understand something just keep reading and write down your questions)
(Don’t worry about memorizing anything; try to understand the concepts instead… Use google or YouTube to solidify concepts)
For simplicity sake we will assume dynamics refers only to volume so the dynamic marking above (called a crescendo) would indicate to play louder in the last ‘bar’ or ‘measure’.
Time Signatures : For extra explanation watch: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkMwNOpl2P4)
Not to be confused with ‘tempo’ which is the same thing as ‘beats per minute’
The two numbers in the time signature tell you how many beats are in each measure of music and the length of the note that gets the beat.
A time signature of 4/4 meter does not mean that each measure has only four quarter notes. It means each measure has only four beats. These beats may contain half notes, quarter notes, eighth notes, rests, whatever the composer wants, but all notes and rest values in a measure must add up to equal exactly the top number (or numerator) of the time signature in terms of beats (2 whole notes would not fit within a 4/4 bar) ( see examples at bottom ).
Figure 1: Note Lengths
Notice that, using flats and sharps, any pitch can be given more than one note name. For
example, the G sharp and the A flat at are played on the same key on the keyboard; they sound the
same. You can also name and write the F natural as "E sharp"; F natural is the note that is a half
step higher than E natural, which is the definition of E sharp.
( The paragraph below explains the trick detailed in the figure above)
Try it:
If you want to learn the rest of the song check out this YouTube tutorial; for now reading in both staves (both left and right hand) will be to advanced, especially reading/playing both parts simultaneously.
Exercises: (HOMEWORK)
For figure 1.26; use the circle of fifths to name the relative minor keys that correspond to the below major key signatures.


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Teacher recommends you one secondary school
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Early evening after a long day of work. My boyfriend and I have a small amount of DPT to try out. There is not enough for both of us to try the 200+ mg oral dose suggested in TIHKAL, and neither one of us likes insufflation, so we opt for a smaller oral dose with some Peganum harmala seeds. We have not eaten since lunch.
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19:20 I attempt to drink a sludge of 2.00 grams of finely ground Peganum harmala seeds suspended in cola. The mixture is bitter, gritty, and rancid tasting. It takes me six minutes to choke it down.  I vow never to do that to myself again. If this works, I will make capsules out of the powder in the future.
19:55 The tip of my tongue is tingly. It feels like I have just chewed on some very strong mints. There is a slight pressure in my head.
20:16 I feel jittery. Maybe it's just nerves. I don't quite trust P.harmala.
20:24 I drink 85.0 mg of DPT dissolved in a glass of water. The DPT is very bitter, and the taste of it lingers despite numerous attempts to wash it away with cola and juice.
20:30 I can't be feeling anything already, can I? Everything appears sparkly.
20:48 My hands are trembling. I'm having trouble concentrating. The movie on TV doesn't make much sense. Normally I can read the subtitles without thinking about it, but now I have to concentrate on them to understand them before they switch. I feel slightly separated from the reality I see around me. That feeling is one I recognize from 5-Meo-DMT, but this is not as sharp and insistent.
20:50 Queasy. My chest feels tight. My handwriting is becoming worse. My hands are shaking, and I have to try to write slowly to draw each letter correctly.
20:53 Arms and legs are both trembling. Handwriting noticeably worse than three minutes ago. When I look around I see colored flashes at the edge of my vision. Still a bit nauseous. Am I going to faint? Snuggling up together feels good, reassuring.
20:54 Except for the timing note, my handwriting is no longer legible. I start losing track of what I am doing. Every now and then I watch some of the TV movie, but it is uninteresting and I can't follow it. I am falling into daydreams for several minutes at a time, sometimes in the middle of a conversation.
22:42 The movie is over, and I can scratch out notes again. We agreed that it did not seem like a movie anyway. It looked like a badly filmed Discovery documentary. The 'suspension of disbelief' mechanism required for watching movies seems to be gone. We were analyzing camera angles and color choices instead of following a story.
The daydream sessions have become longer and more frequent. Each daydream is a fully realized world with its own rules and motivations. I am captivated by each one in turn. Most of them are nice places to be, but a few are frightening. I always have the feeling that I know they are just dream states, however, and that I can leave them whenever I wish to.
22:47 Is this less intense than a few minutes ago? Extreme time dilation. One seven-minute song in the background has been playing for days. I feel like I spend an hour or two in each dream world before swapping it for a new one. Pleasant contentment. Music sounds very nice.
23:22 Obvious tracers around everything that moves. I walk to the other room to experiment with the tracers and to get some snacks. The tracers only work on a contrasting background, and not at all in a partially darkened room. Why?
The smell and taste of the snacks is greatly enhanced, and I enjoy trying out the various fruit, vegetable, and salty snacks before returning to exploration of the daydream worlds.
01:40 The tracers are time dilation are less noticeable, but the stream of dream worlds are still very much present whenever I close my eyes. I think I've had enough for tonight, and go to sleep.
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The next day, we woke up easily to the alarm at 08:00. I felt fuzzy-headed all day, unable to concentrate on more than one thing at a time, and slightly irritable. Despite that, I feel relaxed. In my mind, it has been several weeks since yesterday, and I have been on a marvelous vacation.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Class SagaHolder
Represents a holder for a ISaga for persisting purposes
Inheritance
System.Object
SagaHolder
Inherited Members
System.Object.ToString()
System.Object.Equals(System.Object)
System.Object.Equals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.ReferenceEquals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.GetHashCode()
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System.Object.MemberwiseClone()
Namespace:Bifrost.Sagas
Assembly:Bifrost.dll
Syntax
public class SagaHolder
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Id
Gets or sets the Id of the actual ISaga
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Key
Gets or sets the Key that represents the ISaga within a partition
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Name
Gets or sets the name of the ISaga
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Partition
Gets or sets the Partition in which the ISaga belongs to
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SerializedChapters
Gets or sets the chapters as serialized data
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SerializedSaga
Gets or sets the serialized version of the ISaga
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Gets or sets the SagaState represented as string
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UncommittedEvents
Gets or sets the uncommited events as serialized data
Declaration
public string UncommittedEvents { get; set; }
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A poorly styled paragraph
This page runs each plugin in dom.to.js, on the body tag of this page, then evals the result, and checks that the output is exactly the same as the body tag itsself.
To test for equality, the plugins must be run with the 'withWhitespace' setting set to true, so that the output is not changed.
Laconic converts onclick attributes to onclick properties, and adds a href to the element instead, even if its an element that shouldn't have a href. I personally think thats a terrible idea, since the code outputs something completely unexpected.


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I've been spending most of my time this week back in the unmanaged world, writing C++ code again in good old Visual C++ 6.0. To make it even more fun, this was OLE DB with ATL. To be honest, took me a couple of hours to get the hang of it again, but after that my C++ started to come back more easily.
I did finally remember one of the reasons I moved off C++ to the managed code: Strings. Man, dealing with strings in C++ is just painful, even with CString, CComBSTR, _bstr_t, std:string and std:wstring at your disposal. Or maybe, that's just another reason it can be a pain in the neck. Anyway, if you find yourself writing OLE DB code again, the RowsetViewer tool in the MDAC SDK is a godsend :-).
One thing that I can say in favor of Visual C++ 6.0: The thing is freaking fast compared to Visual Studio 2005. However, I didn't remember there was no obvious way to change the font and font size, so using VC++ 6.0 on a hi-res screen isn't a particularly nice experience.


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The Leeds Hacking Society committee is made up of 5 members who are all current students at Leeds Beckett University. Together we help organise sessions, plan events, and reach out to industry for visits, talks, and career opportunities.
Gareth Pearson • Matthew Norton • Laura Whittaker • Nick Simpson
Christopher Easton • James Johnson • Robert Page • Aidan Mitchell • Christopher Bailey • Anton Brink • Laura Reid • Mohammad Ebrahimi
Lewis Ardern • Jon Mason • Connor Wilson • Scott Ramsden


A socket is an endpoint in a bi-directional communication channel. The other end can be in the same task (not usually very interesting), in another task on the same machine, or in a task on another machine that is accessed through a TCP/IP connection.
The foreign family 16!:
support sockets under NT and Win95. The Socket Driver is not available on the Macintosh. The Socket Driver works with 32 bit TCP/IP and does not work with a 16 bit TCP/IP stack.
File system\main\socket.ijs contains cover functions for the new Socket Driver. To load, enter:
load 'socket'
Directory system\examples\socket contains examples of using the Socket Driver to communicate between two J sessions. See system\examples\socket\socket.txt for details.
To use sockets you need to have TCP/IP support configured. The following is an excerpt from a FAQ:
[Q: How do I set up my computer for a TCP/IP network?]
1. In Control Panel, double-click the Network icon.
2. On the Configuration tab, click Add, and then double-click Protocol.
3. Click Microsoft, and then click TCP/IP
After it is installed, click TCP/IP on the Configuration tab of Network properties, and then click Properties. Configure your protocol per instructions from your system administrator.
The Socket Driver is a very direct mapping onto the Windows Sockets 1.1 API. interface. General documentation on sockets and the Windows API is relevant and useful for complete understanding of how best to make use of sockets. Web sites
www.stardust.com and www.sockets.com have lots of relevant information for a serious socket application developer. In particular, you might want to download the complete Windows Sockets 1.1 Specification from:
http://www.stardust.com/winsock/ws1.1_api
There are labs (Studio|Labs) on sockets.


det
: determiner
The det
label marks the relationship between a noun and its determiner.
In Irish there is no indefinite article, only a definite article. The definite article can be singular (an) or plural (na).
Examples
an clár ‘the programme’
an clár \n the programme
det(clár, an)
an cláranna ‘the programmes’
na cláranna \n the programmes
det(cláranna, na)
Two pre-determiners can occur before a noun:
gach uile ábhar ‘every single subject’
gach uile ábhar \n every single subject
det(ábhar, gach)
det(ábhar, uile)
Two determiners can be used each side of a noun: pre-determiners and post-determiners:
an tuairim sin ‘that opinion’ (an+sin = ‘that’)
an tuairim sin \n the opinion DEM
det(tuairim, an)
det(tuairim, sin)
an leabhar úd ‘that book’
an leabhar úd \n the book DEM
det(leabhar, an)
det(leabhar, úd)
an alt seo ‘this paragraph’
an alt seo \n the paragraph DEM
det(alt, an)
det(alt, seo)
an chéad cheannaire eile ‘the next leader’
an chéad cheannaire eile \n the first leader other
det(cheannaire, an)
det(cheannaire, eile)
quant(cheannaire, chéad)
NOTE: The article modifies depending on the noun which follows it in genitive constructions:
Scoil na gCailíní ‘Girls’ School’
Scoil na gCailíní \n School of_the Girls'
det(gCailíní, na)
biaiste an tsamhraidh ‘summer season’
biaiste an tsamhraidh \n season of_the summer
det(tsamhraidh, an)
It must agree with the gender of the noun which follows it also, as shown below in the case of masculine and feminine nouns, respectively:
ar cheann an chalaidh ‘at the head of the port’
ar cheann an chalaidh \n on head of_the port
det(chalaidh, an)
ag tabhairt na difríochta faoi deara ‘noticing the difference’
ag tabhairt na difríochta faoi deara \n at giving of_the difference under perception
det(difríochta, na)
det in other languages: [bej] [bg] [bm] [cop] [cs] [de] [el] [en] [es] [eu] [fi] [fr] [fro] [ga] [gsw] [gub] [hy] [it] [ja] [kk] [ky] [no] [pcm] [pt] [ro] [ru] [sl] [sv] [swl] [tr] [u] [vi] [yue] [zh]


SAVING PRIVATE RYAN
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. DreamWorks Pictures/Paramount Pictures Director: Steven Spielberg Writer: Robert Rodat Cast: Tom Hanks, Edward Burns, Matt Damon, Tom Sizemore
Once again, Steven Spielberg proves that as a constructer of movie images, he's unbeatable. Critic Matt Zoller Seitz reports in the July 8 issue of New York Press that "Spielberg is the most consistently inventive, passionate and precise director in American cinema....It's a rare shot in a Spielberg film that isn't beautiful." While we'd have a tough time describing scenes of total warfare as beautiful, we would have to admit that as a forger of indelible images, Spielberg has accomplished his principal goal in the making of "Saving Private Ryan." He has demonstrated the sheer reality of war as no other filmmaker before him has done. His latest film does not move us as did Lewis Milestone's 1930 film "All Quiet on the Western Front." Milestone's 68-year-old work is cloaked with a powerful antiwar message based on Erich Maria Remarque's pacifist novel about German boy's experiences as soldier's during World War I. "All Quiet" hones in more effectively on the war's meaning to a single individual. "Ryan" is more of a piece with Ken Annakin's 1962 epic, "The Longest Day," featuring an all-star cast in a retelling of the Allied invasion of Normandy--a re-creation of historical events emphasizing the actuality of battle more than an exploration of the lives of its combatants. "Ryan" is no "Schindler's List," still Spielberg's greatest accomplishment, because its characters do not undergo radical changes of behavior.  "The Saving of Private Ryan" includes no such complex personality. We know little of its hero, subtly played by Tom Hanks, save that he was an English teacher in a small town high school and who, despite a pronounced tremor in his right hand has no distinct imperfections. Characterization is what made "Schindler's List" mong the most moving films of all time. Imagery, on the other hand, makes "The Saving of Private Ryan" remarkable.
You need not wait long to perceive this. While the story is framed by a contemporary scene in much the way that Spielberg concluded "Schindler's List," the attention of Janusz Kaminski's frequently hand-held camera shifts to the landing of troops on Omaha Beach, situated in a northwest corner of France just east of Cherbourg. It is D-Day, June 6, 1944, the opening day of the Allied invasion of Europe and the men who are about to hit the sands are not a platoon of gung-ho Zorros preparing to battle evil. Some are throwing up, others pray in a variety of tongues; orders are barked as though the men were hearing the proposed strategy of the campaign, which was effectively kept a secret from Nazi intelligence. The Omaha campaign, a pyrrhic victory for the Allies, was bungled from the start. The Americans appear to lose ten men for every German killed, hitting the beach amid a flurry of bullets from the enemy who are situated high above them as though lobbing kettles of hot oil from the tower of a medieval castle. In the confusion of the adrenalin- pumping scene, the American forces cannot be blamed for some acts of stupidity and self-destruction, foremost of which is that of one G.I. whose life is saved when a bullet richochets from his helmet. He removes the helmet in surprise, stares at it in wonderment, and promptly receives a fatal bullet in the head. Spielberg is a master at representing carnage in a believable, indelible fashion, spinning his camera to the sea which has become incarnadine with the blood of American victims. The stereophonic sound sound of the theater envelopes up in the endless rat-tat-tat of machine guns accompanied subtly and only intermittently by John Williams's score. Little music is needed to manipulate our emotions.
While "Saving Private Ryan" succeeds each time it portrays combat, it is less successful in developing its characters, and particularly uninventive and superficial in verbalizing ethical questions. The storyline hinges on an order received from the very top brass, Chief of Staff George C. Marshall, to search out and bring home one James Francis Ryan, the sole surviving member of a family of five. On a single day Ryan's mother receives news from the war office that three of her sons were killed in action. To save Mrs. Ryan the tragedy of losing her last surviving boy, the general has ordered a dangerous mission: a team will comb the area of France to which Private Ryan (Matt Damon) has parachuted, find the soldier, and escort him home. Captain Miller (Tom Hanks) is chosen to lead the search party, made up of his right-hand man, Sergeant Horvath (Tom Sizemore); an intellectual pulled from his desk job as a language interpreter, Corporal Upham (Jeremy Davies); a Jewish soldier from Brooklyn, Private Mellish (Adam Golberg); and a medic, Wade (Giovanni Ribisi), who must try without sterile equipment or even gloves to save the lives of men who receive bullet wounds in the field. Ethical issues are raised in short order, as the small legion question the appropriateness of risking the lives of eight people in order to remove a single soldier from his company. Further debate focuses on whether James Ryan should be singled out for release from combat since "we all have mothers," from which two additional issues emerge. What if removing Ryan from the battlefield will cause a hardship in his own unit, which needs him badly to fulfill a bridge-blowing mission, and what if Ryan himself does not want to desert "the only brothers I know," the men in his unit he has grown to love?
Though the story is driven by the search for one man, the glory of the movie is in portraying a succession of combat scenes which materialize almost without letup, without giving the audience much time to breathe. The rapid-fire sequence of bloody encounters maintains the tension throughout the 170-minute film but do not allow for much insight into the lives of the individuals in the unit. Aside from the initial portrayal of the Gallipoli-like bloodshed at Omaha Beach, Spielberg extracts the horrors of war from some noteworthy panoramas. In one instance involving hand-to-hand combat between a large, powerful German and a hapless member of the search party, the German gains a dominant position over Private Mellish, his knife slowly descending toward Mellish's heart as the American impotently calls out "stop!" In another, a German unit is successfully ambushed by the Americans and wiped out save for one German, who is ordered to dig a grave for his dead buddies. The Nazi soldier, desperately trying to save his hide, insists "I love America," tries pathetically to sing the Star Spangled Banner, curses Hitler, and forces Captain Miller to make a decision amid appeals from the scholarly Upham that killing him "is not right."
Tom Hanks's performance is visceral. You can imagine him as the beloved, small-town English teacher who takes up arms when duty calls.  You empathize with Edward Burns who as Private Reiben is so enraged by the seeming absurdity of the mission that he is prepared to desert. And you can understand the screwups of Jeremy Davies who, as a language interpreter with only the barest of arms training, rains havoc on his own men until he gains the courage of the battlefield.
The immediacy of the drama is furthered by the use of a hand-held camera, stripped of protective lens coatings to give the film the look of a 1940s war picture. The unit's success in impressing us with the horrors of war is due largely to the use of Stephen E. Ambrose, author of "D-Day: June 6, 1994," as historical consultant. Credibility is not hurt by the training which a company called Warriors Inc. gave the actors; a boot camp involving ten days of rigorous weapons drills, close combat, individual manuevers, and World War 2 lingo and hand signals. Spielberg insists that everything, down to the actual language the men used in the field, is the 1940s McCoy, and though you can count on your fingers the number of curse words the men utter, you can have faith in the great director's word. After all Spielberg has made the world believe in the authenticity of a rich array of films in all genres--the mystical experience of "Close Encounters," the feverishness of "Sugarland Express," the wildly imaginative "Indiana Jones" series among others--that if you've been lucky enough to avoid front-line service, you can with absolutely safety be right up there with Captain Miller's daredevil unit.
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CVE-2021-27576 - Apache OpenMeetings: bandwidth can be overloaded with public web service
Severity: Low
Vendor: The Apache Software Foundation
Versions Affected: 4.0.0 - 5.1.0
Description: NetTest web service can be used to overload the bandwidth of the server
CVE-2021-27576
The issue was fixed in 6.0.0
All users are recommended to upgrade to Apache OpenMeetings 6.0.0
Credit: This issue was identified by Trung Le, Chi Tran, Linh Cua
CVE-2020-13951 - Apache Openmeetings: DoS via public web service
Severity: High
Vendor: The Apache Software Foundation
Versions Affected: 4.0.0 - 5.0.0
Description: NetTest web service can be used to perform Denial of Service attack
CVE-2020-13951
The issue was fixed in 5.0.1
All users are recommended to upgrade to Apache OpenMeetings 5.0.1
Credit: This issue was identified by Trung Le, Chi Tran, Ngo Van Thien
CVE-2018-1325 - Wicket jQuery UI: XSS while displaying value in WYSIWYG editor
Severity: High
Vendor: wicket-jquery-ui
Versions Affected: <= 6.29.0, <= 7.10.1, <= 8.0.0-M9.1
Description: JS code created in WYSIWYG editor will be executed on display
CVE-2018-1325
The issue was fixed in 6.29.1, 7.10.2, 8.0.0-M9.2
All users are recommended to upgrade to Apache OpenMeetings 4.0.3
Credit: This issue was identified by Kamil Sevi
CVE-2017-15719 - Wicket jQuery UI: XSS in WYSIWYG editor
Severity: High
Vendor: wicket-jquery-ui
Versions Affected: <= 6.28.0, <= 7.9.1, <= 8.0.0-M8
Description: Attacker can submit arbitrary JS code to WYSIWYG editor
CVE-2017-15719
The issue was fixed in 6.28.1, 7.9.2, 8.0.0-M8.1
All users are recommended to upgrade to Apache OpenMeetings 4.0.2
Credit: This issue was identified by Sahil Dhar of Security Innovation Inc
CVE-2018-1286 - Apache OpenMeetings - Insufficient Access Controls
Severity: Medium
Vendor: The Apache Software Foundation
Versions Affected: Apache OpenMeetings 3.0.0 - 4.0.1
Description: CRUD operations on privileged users are not password protected allowing an authenticated attacker to deny service for privileged users.
CVE-2018-1286
The issue was fixed in 4.0.2
All users are recommended to upgrade to Apache OpenMeetings 4.0.2
Credit: This issue was identified by Sahil Dhar of Security Innovation Inc
CVE-2017-7663 - Apache OpenMeetings - XSS in chat
Severity: High
Vendor: The Apache Software Foundation
Versions Affected: Apache OpenMeetings 3.2.0
Description: Both global and Room chat are vulnerable to XSS attack
CVE-2017-7663
The issue was fixed in 3.3.0
All users are recommended to upgrade to Apache OpenMeetings 3.3.0
Credit: This issue was identified by Security Innovation
CVE-2017-7664 - Apache OpenMeetings - Missing XML Validation
Severity: High
Vendor: The Apache Software Foundation
Versions Affected: Apache OpenMeetings 3.1.0
Description: Uploaded XML documents were not correctly validated
CVE-2017-7664
The issue was fixed in 3.3.0
All users are recommended to upgrade to Apache OpenMeetings 3.3.0
Credit: This issue was identified by Security Innovation
CVE-2017-7666 - Apache OpenMeetings Missing Secure Headers
Severity: High
Vendor: The Apache Software Foundation
Versions Affected: Apache OpenMeetings 1.0.0
Description: Apache Openmeetings is vulnerable to Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attacks, XSS attacks, click-jacking, and MIME based attacks
CVE-2017-7666
The issue was fixed in 3.3.0
All users are recommended to upgrade to Apache OpenMeetings 3.3.0
Credit: This issue was identified by Security Innovation
CVE-2017-7673 - Apache OpenMeetings Insufficient check in dialogs with passwords
Severity: High
Vendor: The Apache Software Foundation
Versions Affected: Apache OpenMeetings 1.0.0
Description: Apache OpenMeetings uses not very strong cryptographic storage, captcha is not used in registration and forget password dialogs and auth forms missing brute force protection
CVE-2017-7673
The issue was fixed in 3.3.0
All users are recommended to upgrade to Apache OpenMeetings 3.3.0
Credit: This issue was identified by Security Innovation
CVE-2017-7680 - Apache OpenMeetings - Insecure crossdomain.xml policy
Severity: Low
Vendor: The Apache Software Foundation
Versions Affected: Apache OpenMeetings 1.0.0
Description: Apache OpenMeetings has an overly permissive crossdomain.xml file. This allows for flash content to be loaded from untrusted domains.
CVE-2017-7680
The issue was fixed in 3.3.0
All users are recommended to upgrade to Apache OpenMeetings 3.3.0
Credit: This issue was identified by Security Innovation
CVE-2017-7681 - Apache OpenMeetings - SQL injection in web services
Severity: High
Vendor: The Apache Software Foundation
Versions Affected: Apache OpenMeetings 1.0.0
Description: Apache OpenMeetings is vulnerable to SQL injection This allows authenticated users to modify the structure of the existing query and leak the structure of other queries being made by the application in the back-end
CVE-2017-7681
The issue was fixed in 3.3.0
All users are recommended to upgrade to Apache OpenMeetings 3.3.0
Credit: This issue was identified by Security Innovation
CVE-2017-7682 - Apache OpenMeetings - Business Logic Bypass
Severity: Medium
Vendor: The Apache Software Foundation
Versions Affected: Apache OpenMeetings 3.2.0
Description: Apache OpenMeetings is vulnerable to parameter manipulation attacks, as a result attacker has access to restricted areas.
CVE-2017-7682
The issue was fixed in 3.3.0
All users are recommended to upgrade to Apache OpenMeetings 3.3.0
Credit: This issue was identified by Security Innovation
CVE-2017-7683 - Apache OpenMeetings - Information Disclosure
Severity: Lowest
Vendor: The Apache Software Foundation
Versions Affected: Apache OpenMeetings 1.0.0
Description: Apache OpenMeetings displays Tomcat version and detailed error stack trace which is not secure.
CVE-2017-7683
The issue was fixed in 3.3.0
All users are recommended to upgrade to Apache OpenMeetings 3.3.0
Credit: This issue was identified by Security Innovation
CVE-2017-7684 - Apache OpenMeetings - Insecure File Upload
Severity: Low
Vendor: The Apache Software Foundation
Versions Affected: Apache OpenMeetings 1.0.0
Description: Apache OpenMeetings doesn't check contents of files being uploaded. An attacker can cause a denial of service by uploading multiple large files to the server
CVE-2017-7684
The issue was fixed in 3.3.0
All users are recommended to upgrade to Apache OpenMeetings 3.3.0
Credit: This issue was identified by Security Innovation
CVE-2017-7685 - Apache OpenMeetings - Insecure HTTP Methods
Severity: Lowest
Vendor: The Apache Software Foundation
Versions Affected: Apache OpenMeetings 1.0.0
Description: Apache OpenMeetingsrespond to the following insecure HTTP Methods: PUT, DELETE, HEAD, and PATCH.
CVE-2017-7685
The issue was fixed in 3.3.0
All users are recommended to upgrade to Apache OpenMeetings 3.3.0
Credit: This issue was identified by Security Innovation
CVE-2017-7688 - Apache OpenMeetings - Insecure Password Update
Severity: Low
Vendor: The Apache Software Foundation
Versions Affected: Apache OpenMeetings 1.0.0
Description: Apache OpenMeetings updates user password in insecure manner.
CVE-2017-7688
The issue was fixed in 3.3.0
All users are recommended to upgrade to Apache OpenMeetings 3.3.0
Credit: This issue was identified by Security Innovation
CVE-2017-5878 - RED5/AMF Unmarshalling RCE
Severity: Critical
Vendor: Red5
Versions Affected: Apache OpenMeetings 3.1.3 and earlier
Description: The AMF unmarshallers in Red5 Media Server before 1.0.8 do not restrict the classes for which it performs deserialization, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via crafted serialized Java data.
CVE-2017-5878
The issue was fixed in 3.1.4
All users are recommended to upgrade to Apache OpenMeetings 3.1.4
Credit: This issue was identified by Moritz Bechler
CVE-2016-8736 - Apache Openmeetings RMI Registry Java Deserialization RCE
Severity: Moderate
Vendor: The Apache Software Foundation
Versions Affected: Apache OpenMeetings 3.1.0
Description: Apache Openmeetings is vulnerable to Remote Code Execution via RMI deserialization attack
CVE-2016-8736
The issue was fixed in 3.1.2
All users are recommended to upgrade to Apache OpenMeetings 3.1.3
Credit: This issue was identified by Jacob Baines, Tenable Network Security
CVE-2016-3089 - Apache OpenMeetings XSS in SWF panel
Severity: Moderate
Vendor: The Apache Software Foundation
Versions Affected: Apache OpenMeetings 3.1.0
Description: The value of the URL's "swf" query parameter is interpolated into the JavaScript tag without being escaped, leading to the reflected XSS.
CVE-2016-3089
All users are recommended to upgrade to Apache OpenMeetings 3.1.2
Credit: This issue was identified by Matthew Daley
CVE-2016-0783 - Predictable password reset token
Severity: Critical
Vendor: The Apache Software Foundation
Versions Affected: Apache OpenMeetings 1.9.x - 3.1.0
Description: The hash generated by the external password reset function is generated by concatenating the user name and the current system time, and then hashing it using MD5. This is highly predictable and can be cracked in seconds by an attacker with knowledge of the user name of an OpenMeetings user.
CVE-2016-0783
All users are recommended to upgrade to Apache OpenMeetings 3.1.1
Credit: This issue was identified by Andreas Lindh
CVE-2016-0784 - ZIP file path traversal
Severity: Moderate
Vendor: The Apache Software Foundation
Versions Affected: Apache OpenMeetings 1.9.x - 3.1.0
Description: The Import/Export System Backups functionality in the OpenMeetings Administration menu (http://domain:5080/openmeetings/#admin/backup) is vulnerable to path traversal via specially crafted file names within ZIP archives. By uploading an archive containing a file named ../../../public/hello.txt will write the file “hello.txt” to the http://domain:5080/openmeetings/public/ directory. This could be used to, for example, overwrite the /usr/bin/convert file (or any other 3 rd party integrated executable) with a shell script, which would be executed the next time an image file is uploaded and imagemagick is invoked.
CVE-2016-0784
All users are recommended to upgrade to Apache OpenMeetings 3.1.1
Credit: This issue was identified by Andreas Lindh
CVE-2016-2163 - Stored Cross Site Scripting in Event description
Severity: Moderate
Vendor: The Apache Software Foundation
Versions Affected: Apache OpenMeetings 1.9.x - 3.0.7
Description: When creating an event, it is possible to create clickable URL links in the event description. These links will be present inside the event details once a participant enters the room via the event. It is possible to create a link like "javascript:alert('xss')", which will execute once the link is clicked. As the link is placed within an <a> tag, the actual link is not visible to the end user which makes it hard to tell if the link is legit or not.
CVE-2016-2163
All users are recommended to upgrade to Apache OpenMeetings 3.1.1
Credit: This issue was identified by Andreas Lindh
CVE-2016-2164 - Arbitrary file read via SOAP API
Severity: Critical
Vendor: The Apache Software Foundation
Versions Affected: Apache OpenMeetings 1.9.x - 3.0.7
Description: When attempting to upload a file via the API using the importFileByInternalUserId or importFile methods in the FileService, it is possible to read arbitrary files from the system. This is due to that Java's URL class is used without checking what protocol handler is specified in the API call.
CVE-2016-2164
All users are recommended to upgrade to Apache OpenMeetings 3.1.1
Credit: This issue was identified by Andreas Lindh


XDG\-SCREENSAVER
Section: (1)Updated: 06/24/2007
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NAME
xdg-screensaver - command line tool for controlling the screensaverSYNOPSIS
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xdg-screensaver suspend WindowID
- xdg-screensaver resume WindowID
- xdg-screensaver {activate lock reset status}
- xdg-screensaver {--help --manual --version}
- xdg-screensaver resume WindowID
DESCRIPTION
xdg-screensaver is for use inside a desktop session only. It is not recommended to use xdg-screensaver as root.
COMMANDS
- suspend WindowID
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Suspends the screensaver and monitor power management.
WindowID
must be the X Window ID of an existing window of the calling application. The window must remain in existance for the duration of the suspension.
WindowID can be represented as either a decimal number or as a hexadecimal number consisting of the prefix 0x followed by one or more hexadecimal digits.
The screensaver can be suspended in relation to multiple windows at the same time. In that case screensaver operation is only restored once the screensaver has been resumed in relation to each of the windows
- resume WindowID
- Resume the screensaver and monitor power management after being suspended. WindowID must be the same X Window ID that was passed to a previous call of xdg-screensaver suspend
- activate
- Turns the screensaver on immediately. This may result in the screen getting locked, depending on existing system policies.
- lock
- Lock the screen immediately.
- reset
- Turns the screensaver off immediately. If the screen was locked the user may be asked to authenticate first.
- status
- Prints enabled to stdout if the screensaver is enabled to turn on after a period of inactivity and prints disabled if the screensaver is not enabled.
OPTIONS
- --help
- Show command synopsis.
- --manual
- Show this manualpage.
- --version
- Show the xdg-utils version information.
EXIT CODES
An exit code of 0 indicates success while a non-zero exit code indicates failure. The following failure codes can be returned:
- 1
- Error in command line syntax.
- 3
- A required tool could not be found.
- 4
- The action failed.
EXAMPLES
xdg-screensaver suspend 0x1c00007
Causes the screensaver to be disabled till xdg-screensaver resume 0x1c00007 is called. 0x1c00007 must be the X Window ID of an existing window.
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Last month, 8,352 new companies were established, up from 7,081 businesses that had started operating in October 2018, the Turkish Union of Chambers and Commodity Exchanges (TOBB) said in a report.
The top three fields of operation among new companies were wholesale and retail trade, manufacturing and construction.
In October, 1,183 companies with foreign partners were established. The figure was 1,504 in October 2018.
The report showed that 1,199 companies went out of business in October, rising 3.2% from the same month last year.
From January through October, 68,522 new companies were launched, indicating an annual decrease of nearly 5%.


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| int32_t | ringbuffer_init (struct ringbuffer *const rb, void *buf, uint32_t size) |
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| int32_t | ringbuffer_get (struct ringbuffer *const rb, uint8_t *data) |
| Get one byte from ringbuffer, user needs to handle the concurrent access on buffer via put/get/flush. More... | |
| int32_t | ringbuffer_put (struct ringbuffer *const rb, uint8_t data) |
| Put one byte to ringbuffer, user needs to handle the concurrent access on buffer via put/get/flush. More... | |
| uint32_t | ringbuffer_num (const struct ringbuffer *const rb) |
| Return the element number of ringbuffer. More... | |
| uint32_t | ringbuffer_flush (struct ringbuffer *const rb) |
| Flush ringbuffer, user needs to handle the concurrent access on buffer via put/get/flush. More... | |
| uint32_t ringbuffer_flush | ( | struct ringbuffer *const | rb | ) |
Flush ringbuffer, user needs to handle the concurrent access on buffer via put/get/flush.
| [in] | rb | The pointer to a ringbuffer structure instance |
Flush ringbuffer, user needs to handle the concurrent access on buffer via put/get/flush.
| int32_t ringbuffer_get | ( | struct ringbuffer *const | rb, |
| uint8_t * | data | ||
| ) |
Get one byte from ringbuffer, user needs to handle the concurrent access on buffer via put/get/flush.
| [in] | rb | The pointer to a ringbuffer structure instance |
| [in] | data | one byte space to store the read data |
Get one byte from ringbuffer, user needs to handle the concurrent access on buffer via put/get/flush.
| int32_t ringbuffer_init | ( | struct ringbuffer *const | rb, |
| void * | buf, | ||
| uint32_t | size | ||
| ) |
Ring buffer init.
| [in] | rb | The pointer to a ringbuffer structure instance |
| [in] | buf | Space to store the data |
| [in] | size | buffer length, must be aligned with power of 2 |
Ring buffer init.
| uint32_t ringbuffer_num | ( | const struct ringbuffer *const | rb | ) |
Return the element number of ringbuffer.
| [in] | rb | The pointer to a ringbuffer structure instance |
| int32_t ringbuffer_put | ( | struct ringbuffer *const | rb, |
| uint8_t | data | ||
| ) |
Put one byte to ringbuffer, user needs to handle the concurrent access on buffer via put/get/flush.
| [in] | rb | The pointer to a ringbuffer structure instance |
| [in] | data | one byte data to be put into ringbuffer |
Put one byte to ringbuffer, user needs to handle the concurrent access on buffer via put/get/flush.


Class: Domo::Queue::ThreadLockManager
- Inherits:
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Object
- Object
- Domo::Queue::ThreadLockManager
- Defined in:
- lib/domo/queue/thread.rb
Overview
Provides full public API compatibility with Redlock::Client using Mutexes for locking instead of redis instances.
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
- #locks ⇒ Concurrent::Hash<Mutex> readonly
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#initialize(locks = nil) ⇒ ThreadLockManager
constructor
A new instance of ThreadLockManager.
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#lock(resource, *args, extend_life: false, **kwargs) ⇒ Mutex
Lock the Mutex named resource and yield or return the status of the lock.
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#lock!(*args) ⇒ Object
Lock the Mutex, run the provided block, and return its results.
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#lock_info(lock, resource, extend_life: false) ⇒ Object
Get a Hash with the same keys as Redlock's lock_info Hash.
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#try_lock(resource) ⇒ Boolean
Attempt to grab the Mutex lock associated with the provided resource.
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#unlock(lock_info, *args) ⇒ Object
Unlock the Mutex associated with the specified lock_info.
Constructor Details
#initialize(locks = nil) ⇒ ThreadLockManager
Returns a new instance of ThreadLockManager
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# File 'lib/domo/queue/thread.rb', line 15 def initialize(locks=nil) # Hash of our various Mutex locks. # The keys correspond to the resource parameter in Redlock::Client locks. @locks = locks.nil? ? Concurrent::Hash.new : locks end |
Instance Attribute Details
#locks ⇒ Concurrent::Hash<Mutex> (readonly)
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# File 'lib/domo/queue/thread.rb', line 12 def locks @locks end |
Instance Method Details
#lock(resource, *args, extend_life: false, **kwargs) ⇒ Mutex
Lock the Mutex named resource and yield or return the status of the lock
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# File 'lib/domo/queue/thread.rb', line 26 def lock(resource, *args, extend_life: false, **kwargs) # Get or create the Mutex unless @locks.fetch(resource, nil)&.locked? @locks[resource] = Mutex.new end lock = @locks[resource] lock_info = lock_info(lock, resource, extend_life: extend_life) if block_given? begin Proc.new.call(lock_info) !!lock ensure unlock(lock_info) end else lock_info end end |
#lock!(*args) ⇒ Object
Lock the Mutex, run the provided block, and return its results.
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# File 'lib/domo/queue/thread.rb', line 73 def lock!(*args) fail 'No block passed' unless block_given? lock(*args) do |lock_info| raise ThreadError.new("failed to acquire lock") unless lock_info return Proc.new.call(lock_info) end end |
#lock_info(lock, resource, extend_life: false) ⇒ Object
Get a Hash with the same keys as Redlock's lock_info Hash
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# File 'lib/domo/queue/thread.rb', line 52 def lock_info(lock, resource, extend_life: false) if lock&.locked? and not extend_life return false unless lock.try_lock end unless extend_life begin lock.lock rescue ThreadError => e raise e unless e.to_s == 'Mutex relocking by same thread' end end { validity: Float::INFINITY, resource: resource, value: nil } end |
#try_lock(resource) ⇒ Boolean
Attempt to grab the Mutex lock associated with the provided resource. If the lock doesn't exist, this returns true.
Otherwise the result of the {Mutex#try_lock} method on the associated Mutex is returned.
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# File 'lib/domo/queue/thread.rb', line 88 def try_lock(resource) lock = @locks.fetch(resource, nil) return true unless lock lock.try_lock end |
#unlock(lock_info, *args) ⇒ Object
Unlock the Mutex associated with the specified lock_info.
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# File 'lib/domo/queue/thread.rb', line 97 def unlock(lock_info, *args) return unless lock_info lock = @locks.fetch(lock_info[:resource]) if lock&.locked? begin lock.unlock rescue ThreadError # Redlock doesn't freak out if it can't unlock so we shouldn't either end end end |


Samsung celebrates the Dark Side with special new version of the Galaxy Note 10+
by Chris SmithWith a month to go until Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker hits cinemas, the Star Wars celebrations have begun. You’ll see plenty of new Star Wars-based products hit stores this Christmas, including the kind of toys that some Star Wars fans will appreciate: The Galaxy Note 10+ Star Wars Special Edition handset that Samsung just launched.
The collaboration will “unite two Galaxies,” Samsung said in a press release: A galaxy far, far away, and the Samsung Galaxy.
The Star Wars Note 10+ comes with a unique design that celebrates the Dark Side, with emphasis on Kylo Ren.
Aside from the Note 10+ Star Wars design seen in these images, buyers will also get a metal badge, a red S Pen, and Galaxy Bunds. Aside from the cosmetic changes, the Star Wars Note 10+ will match the specs and features of the regular Note 10+, the one that doesn’t have any affinities for the Force.
The phone will be available starting December 13th in select markets, including Australia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Korea, Norway, Russia, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, UAE, UK, and the USA. You’ll find the phone at Amazon, Best Buy, Microsoft, and Samsung stores in the US. All you have to do is either ask for it in stores or look for the Sith-themed box that contains all the Star Wars bundle or search for it online.
The limited-edition phone is still going to be expensive, priced at $1,299.99, but at least you’re getting the unlocked edition of the handset, and a free pair of Galaxy Buds.


Navy Told To Proceed With Discipline Of SEAL Edward Gallagher, President Trump Will Not Interfere
November 24, 2019
Navy Told To Proceed With Discipline Of SEAL Edward Gallagher, President Trump Will Not Interfere
The Trump administration will not interfere with the Navy’s plans to internally discipline one of its SEALs, Edward Gallagher, after Trump repeatedly went to bat for the man once facing murder and other war crime charges, The Associated Press reports.
A naval official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Sunday that commanders had received word from the Trump administration that, despite a Trump tweet to the contrary, it can proceed with its plans to exact disciplinary action against Gallagher, probably expelling him from the SEALs.
Who Is Edward Gallagher?
Gallagher served in the Navy SEALs, an elite special operations unit, during U.S. operations in the Middle East. In 2017, during the Battle of Mosul, Gallager, who by this time had a reputation for disregarding the rules in his zeal to battle terrorists, allegedly killed a captured and wounded prisoner of war, stabbing him with his knife, and then allegedly posing for a picture with his corpse.
Gallagher was court-martialed in 2019, on a variety of criminal charges, including murder and attempted murder, among others. However, he was convicted only of posing with a corpse, for which he was sentenced to four months — time he’d already served — and a reduction in rank, from Chief Petty Officer (E-7) to Petty Officer First Class (E-6).
Interventions By Donald Trump
In early November, as The Navy Times reported at the time, Donald Trump, under his authority as Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces, restored Gallagher’s rank. What’s more, last week he tweeted that the Navy “will NOT be taking away Warfighter and Navy SEAL Eddie Gallagher’s Trident Pin,” where the “Trident Pin” refers to the regalia that identifies him as a Navy SEAL. In other words, Trump was tweeting that he wouldn’t allow the Navy to remove Gallagher from the SEALS, as they had wanted to do.
Navy Secretary Richard Spencer, speaking on Saturday, said that he didn’t consider a tweet from the president to be the same thing as a direct order to keep Gallagher in the SEALS, and absent such an order, the Navy would proceed with removing Gallagher from the unit.
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“I need a formal order to act,” Spencer said.
Now, however, it appears as if the Trump administration won’t intervene to prevent Gallagher from being removed from the SEALS.
Speaking to Fox & Friends on Sunday morning, Gallagher suggested that the Navy was punishing him in retaliation for Trump’s intervention.
“They could have taken my Trident at any time they wanted. Now they’re trying to take it after the president restored my rank,” he said.


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