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Category for incoming call (voice or video) or similar synchronous communication request.
See Also
NotificationCompat.CATEGORY_CALL


When I was in Shanghai I was shocked at how a city with one million more people than the entire population of Taiwan (24 million vs. 23 million) could feel so uncrowded, but that’s because I didn’t realize just how big Shanghai is at the time. (The extensive subway system makes the city feel much smaller than it is.)
It is 6,340 km²! Taipei, by comparison is only 272 km², and while Taiwan in total is 36,193 km², 70% of that is mountains. The non-mountainous area of Taiwan only about 10,858 km², or less than double the size of Shanghai. Moreover, about 24% of Taiwan (8,686 km²) is agricultural land. It isn’t clear to me how much of that is in the mountains, but if we just subtract half of that land from the total we are down to 6,515 km² or about the area of Shanghai! (And it is probably even less than that since I’m pretty sure half the agricultural land isn’t in the mountains.)
Or one could just look at population density directly: Shanghai population density in the urban areas is 3,854 per km², while in Taipei it is 10,000 per km².
While these numbers are far from being scientifically accurate, I think they give a sense as to why Shanghai felt less crowded than Taipei.


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Atomic models¶
Atomic models have to be defined in in order to carry out a
calculation. This section describes the model atom file in detail by
using the example helium.mod
that is included in the present version
of Hazel. The atom model for He I is given by:
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1 0
0.00
2 2
0.00
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0.00
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1 1 2 1.022d7 10829.0911 1.0000000 1.0000000 0.0000000
2 1 4 9.478d6 3888.6046 0.2000000 1.0000000 0.0000000
3 2 3 2.780d7 7065.7085 1.0000000 1.0000000 0.0000000
4 2 5 7.060d7 5875.9663 1.0000000 1.0000000 0.0000000
The first two numbers define the general properties of the atom. The first line of the file is equal to \(2S\), where \(S\) is the value of the spin of the terms. In the example, \(S=1\). At present, the code does not treat transitions between terms of different multiplicity which are, otherwise, of reduced importance due to their small transition probability. The second line contains the number of terms included in the model atom. This example represents the triplet system of He i with the lowest five terms, 2s\(^3\)S, 3s\(^3\)S, 2p\(^3\)P, 3p\(^3\)P and 3d\(^3\)D
Then, the following lines define the term levels included in the model. The information for each term consist of a line with an index (0,1,2,…) that is used just to label each term and the value of \(2L\), where \(L\) is the value of the electronic orbital angular momentum. Then, for each term, we must supply a list containing the energy separation in cm\(^{-1}\) between each \(J\)-level and the level with the smallest absolute value of \(J\). In case only one value of \(J\) is possible in the term, just put 0 in the energy difference.
Finally, the list of transitions has to be supplied. The first number indicates the number of radiative transitions included in the model. Then, the list contains the following numbers for each transition: index number, index of lower level, index of upper level, Einstein coefficient for spontaneous emission \(A_{ul}\) of the transition, modification factor \(f(\bar{n})\), modification factor \(f(w)\) and value of \(J^1_0/J^0_0\). The modification factors \(f(\bar{n})\) and \(f(w)\) are multiplied by the mean number of photons per mode \(\bar{n}\) and the anisotropy factor \(w\), respectively. Since uses the value of \(\bar{n}\) and \(w\) calculated from the tabulated solar CLV and taking into account geometrical effects, these factors can be used to analyze the behavior of the emergent Stokes profiles when, for some reason, the anisotropy or the intensity of the radiation field is increased or decreased by an arbitrary factor. Finally, if the radiation illuminating the atoms has non-zero net circular polarization, it is possible to include its effect in the statistical equilibrium equations by giving the value of \(J^1_0/J^0_0\).


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About the lab
1.1
Location
1.2
People
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PIs
1.3
Values
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Transparency
1.3.2
Curiosity
1.4
Expectations
1.4.1
Honesty
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Respect
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Network Drive
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Accessing the drive on a Mac
1.5.2
Accessing the drive on a PC
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Science Resources
2.1
UO resources
2.1.1
Virtual Private Network (VPN)
2.2
R
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Learning R
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Reference guides
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Writing
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Presentations
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Requesting Access
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Using Open OnDemand Interactive Access
3.2.1
Loading files for Interactive Access
3.2.2
To launch an interactive session
3.2.3
To determine the memory usage of jobs previously run
3.2.4
To run a live session of RStudio
3.2.5
Ending your interactive session
3.3
Using Talapas for Batch Jobs
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Onboarding
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CITI training
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Where to get CITI training
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Required courses
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When you’re done
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Website and Lab Manual
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Website
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Clone lab manual to your computer
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Auto-align (defaults to True), will calculate whether it has enough space to show the drop menu to the right. If it calculates that the drop menu is to fall outside of the viewport, it will automatically align the drop menu to the left.


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For example you can restrict a Disk Pool to be allocated only if the job was started by a specific user/group. Or, you can restrict only if the job name matches a given pattern.


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Avoid the "Clean Code Shock" with PMD
Your new year resolution includes "Write clean Apex code". So you run PMD with a full ruleset and get shocked by the number of violations. You drop the resolution in a blink.
Don't boil the Ocean
Even a journey of a thousand miles starts with a single step, so let's break down the task into manageable chunks to divide and rule.
There are 2 dimensions you can use: Type of code and priority levels. Using them you can turn your Clean Code journey into manageable stages.
Code Types
- Legacy code: all code that doesn't fall in any of the two other categories
- Changed code: code that needs change due to business requirements
- New code: new code written for new or changed functionality (applies to copy & paste too)
Priority Levels
- 1 = security and performance, will fail build
- 2 = bad code, will fail build
- 3 & 4 = hard to maintain code, will generate warning
- 5 = ugly code, will generate hint
PMD rules for code types should have different priorities. A different number of tests will fail a build:
- 11 for legacy code (all around performance and security)
- 33 for changed code
- 44 for new code
This will require to run PMD with different rulesets on subsets of your code base
A pragmatic rule set
| Rule Set | Rule Name | Legacy code | Updated Code | New Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best Practices | ApexUnitTestShouldNotUseSeeAllDataTrue | 3 | 2 | 2 |
| ApexUnitTestClassShouldHaveAsserts | 3 | 2 | 2 | |
| AvoidLogicInTrigger | 2 | 2 | 2 | |
| AvoidGlobalModifier | 5 | 4 | 3 | |
| Code Style | ClassNamingConventions | 5 | 3 | 1 |
| ForLoopsMustUseBraces | 4 | 2 | 1 | |
| IfStmtsMustUseBraces | 4 | 2 | 1 | |
| IfElseStmtsMustUseBraces | 5 | 2 | 1 | |
| MethodNamingConventions | 5 | 3 | 1 | |
| OneDeclarationPerLine | 5 | 2 | 1 | |
| VariableNamingConventions | 5 | 3 | 1 | |
| WhileLoopsMustUseBraces | 4 | 2 | 1 | |
| Design | AvoidDeeplyNestedIfStmts | 3 | 2 | 2 |
| CyclomaticComplexity | 3 | 3 | 2 | |
| ExcessiveClassLength | 3 | 3 | 2 | |
| ExcessiveParameterList | 3 | 3 | 2 | |
| ExcessivePublicCount | 3 | 3 | 2 | |
| NcssConstructorCount | 3 | 2 | 2 | |
| NcssMethodCount | 3 | 3 | 2 | |
| NcssTypeCount | 3 | 3 | 2 | |
| StdCyclomaticComplexity | 3 | 3 | 2 | |
| TooManyFields | 3 | 3 | 3 | |
| Error Prone | AvoidDirectAccessTriggerMap | 2 | 2 | 1 |
| AvoidHardcodingId | 2 | 2 | 1 | |
| EmptyCatchBlock | 2 | 2 | 2 | |
| EmptyIfStmt | 3 | 2 | 2 | |
| EmptyStatementBlock | 3 | 3 | 2 | |
| EmptyTryOrFinallyBlock | 3 | 3 | 2 | |
| EmptyWhileStmt | 3 | 3 | 2 | |
| MethodWithSameNameAsEnclosingClass | 3 | 3 | 2 | |
| Performance | AvoidDmlStatementsInLoops | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| AvoidSoslInLoops | 1 | 1 | 1 | |
| AvoidSoqlInLoops | 1 | 1 | 1 | |
| Security | ApexCRUDViolation | 3 | 2 | 1 |
| ApexInsecureEndpoint | 2 | 2 | 2 | |
| ApexOpenRedirect | 3 | 2 | 2 | |
| ApexSharingViolations | 3 | 3 | 2 | |
| ApexSOQLInjection | 1 | 1 | 1 | |
| ApexXSSFromURLParam | 1 | 1 | 1 | |
| VfCsrf | 1 | 1 | 1 | |
| ApexXSSFromEscapeFalse | 3 | 2 | 1 | |
| ApexBadCrypto | 1 | 1 | 1 | |
| ApexCSRF | 3 | 2 | 2 | |
| ApexDangerousMethods | 3 | 2 | 2 | |
| ApexSuggestUsingNamedCred | 1 | 1 | 1 | |
| VfUnescapeEl | 1 | 1 | 1 |
As usual: YMMV
You need to tune the rule to match your code quality of your existing base. The most controversial would be the "updated code" rule.If a business requirement mandates to add 3-4 lines, but the PMD rule would fail on complexity, it becomes hard to justify to upfront work, so you might, initially, have more relaxed rules in place.
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DATE_DAYOFWEEK()
DATE_DAYOFWEEK(date) → weekdayNumber
Return the weekday number of date.
- date (number|string): numeric timestamp or ISO 8601 date time string
- returns weekdayNumber (number): 0..6 as follows:
- 0 – Sunday
- 1 – Monday
- 2 – Tuesday
- 3 – Wednesday
- 4 – Thursday
- 5 – Friday
- 6 – Saturday


Surely, this year 2020 has been a blast. Who must have thought that there would come a virus in near future that would have a potential to knock entire world down? Sadly that has arrived and has infected many. Thanks to IBM HACKATHON who organized this hackathon that enabled us to think creatively and productively. EasyTrans is a smart Pocket Transport Companion App. It allows you to book transport online facilating contactless services using Online Payment & QR Scanning as a strategy. It is integrated with realtime temperature monitoring services to facilitate Temperature Control.
Download the EasyTrans app and create an account
Book your choice of transport online
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Developing an App/Web such that it can be incorporated with QR scanning technology and online booking of commonly used public transportation.


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Whilst brainstorming ideas, I felt motivated to produce a few projects for the Ilen school. This being one of them. The image contains 4 different layers of assets ranging from lines plans to sail layouts. Whilst creating a working scaled mask for my illustrator working files. I realized their potential as a stand alone engraving. I used multiple jpg images available via a Google search of the AK Ilen project. By isolating the lines from each image, I was able to create vectored assets. I then compiled theses on top of each other in an aesthetic arrangement. My ambition was to engrave it upon an original piece of the Ilen. My thoughts where that these plaques could be presented to patrons of the charity as an expression of gratitude.


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Docker is a tool designed to make it easier to create, deploy, and run applications by using containers. Containers allow a developer to package up an application with all of the parts it needs, such as libraries and other dependencies, and ship it all out as one package.
Wikipedia links:
Linux containers (created 12 years ago)
Docker (created 8 years ago)
(there are more; these are the basics)
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reading data from SAX's InputSource.
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It returns XML or DTD tree depending on the source that provided it.
- TreeStreamBuilderXercesImpl
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provided by TreeStreamSource
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some output representation
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SAX EntityResolver Replacement
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- an interface
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Downloading a local copy of KB's M1F Example Sheets repo I ran into a small problem when running update-mathlib
which errored out saying "Error: no nightly archive found". I believe this is benign; at any rate I was able to run leanpkg build
successfully, and the lean files seemed to open in VS Code without errors. Assuming this is as expected, I'm mostly reporting this for other beginners (like me).
Below is what I did and its output:
$ git clone https://github.com/ImperialCollegeLondon/M1F_example_sheets.git Cloning into 'M1F_example_sheets'... remote: Enumerating objects: 12, done. remote: Counting objects: 100% (12/12), done. remote: Compressing objects: 100% (12/12), done. remote: Total 942 (delta 4), reused 0 (delta 0), pack-reused 930 Receiving objects: 100% (942/942), 1.30 MiB | 7.42 MiB/s, done. Resolving deltas: 100% (514/514), done. $ cd M1F_example_sheets/ $ leanpkg configure info: downloading component 'lean' info: installing component 'lean' configuring M1F_2018-19 0.1 mathlib: cloning https://github.com/leanprover/mathlib to _target/deps/mathlib > mkdir -p _target/deps/mathlib > git clone https://github.com/leanprover/mathlib _target/deps/mathlib Cloning into '_target/deps/mathlib'... remote: Enumerating objects: 13, done. remote: Counting objects: 100% (13/13), done. remote: Compressing objects: 100% (13/13), done. remote: Total 27510 (delta 3), reused 1 (delta 0), pack-reused 27497 Receiving objects: 100% (27510/27510), 13.64 MiB | 11.51 MiB/s, done. Resolving deltas: 100% (20453/20453), done. > git checkout --detach 2a86b06b1853493ab4fb381514e7d1a3f4dfc54b # in directory _target/deps/mathlib HEAD is now at 2a86b06b fix(order/filter): tendsto_at_top only requires preorder not partial_order $ update-mathlib Info: No github section found in 'git config', we will use GitHub with no authentication Querying GitHub... Error: no nightly archive found $ leanpkg build configuring M1F_2018-19 0.1 mathlib: trying to update _target/deps/mathlib to revision 2a86b06b1853493ab4fb381514e7d1a3f4dfc54b > git checkout --detach 2a86b06b1853493ab4fb381514e7d1a3f4dfc54b # in directory _target/deps/mathlib HEAD is now at 2a86b06b fix(order/filter): tendsto_at_top only requires preorder not partial_order > lean --make src # Lots of warnings from files in src/ about declarations that use sorry. No errors.
I can quite believe that that repo is older than the update-mathlib set-up.
Just do leanpkg upgrade or update or whatever it is that gets new mathlib. Then it might work
I did a leanpkg upgrade
(with no problems) and among other things it generated the following diff to leanpkg.toml
:
-mathlib = {git = "https://github.com/leanprover/mathlib", rev = "2a86b06b1853493ab4fb381514e7d1a3f4dfc54b"} +mathlib = {git = "https://github.com/leanprover/mathlib", rev = "7c5f282dcfe1e0f20050f4aae3b6bdf77a652a13"}
However update-mathlib
continued to complain about "Error: no nightly archive found". Also leanpkg build
errored out. So I think the right recipe for this repo is to do as I did the first time (which at the end of the day seems to work).
What is the rest of your leanpkg.toml
file?
My leanpkg.toml
is
[package] name = "M1F_2018-19" version = "0.1" lean_version = "nightly-2018-06-21" path = "src" [dependencies] mathlib = {git = "https://github.com/leanprover/mathlib", rev = "7c5f282dcfe1e0f20050f4aae3b6bdf77a652a13"}
This is probably the offending line:
lean_version = "nightly-2018-06-21"
This is a really old version of Lean. Currently update-mathlib
can only supply Lean binaries for Lean 3.4.2.
Furthermore, the reason that leanpkg build
errored out after leanpkg upgrade
is that recent versions of mathlib are not compatible with versions of Lean before 3.4.2. So, if you change that line to this:
lean_version = "3.4.2"
Then both leanpkg build
and update-mathlib
should both work again.
So it's just the fact that it's a very old repo. I'll try and remember to update the toml on github
That repo is really old. Loads of the imports don't work any more.
OK so I am hoping that if you pull the updated repo, this is fixed. Thanks for pointing this out. Some of the proofs had broken but I just fixed them all.
Yes, thank you! I think this is now fixed. See below for output, in case anyone is curious. (All the output from leanpkg build
is warnings, mostly about sorry
and a few uses of #exit
which can all be traced to KB's commit mathlib broke my 2017 soln; in other words, it all seems good.)
$ git clone https://github.com/ImperialCollegeLondon/M1F_example_sheets.git M1F_example_sheets3 Cloning into 'M1F_example_sheets3'... remote: Enumerating objects: 56, done. remote: Counting objects: 100% (56/56), done. remote: Compressing objects: 100% (51/51), done. remote: Total 986 (delta 11), reused 24 (delta 4), pack-reused 930 Receiving objects: 100% (986/986), 1.32 MiB | 6.99 MiB/s, done. Resolving deltas: 100% (521/521), done. $ cd M1F_example_sheets3/ $ leanpkg configure configuring M1F_2018-19 0.1 mathlib: cloning https://github.com/leanprover/mathlib to _target/deps/mathlib > mkdir -p _target/deps/mathlib > git clone https://github.com/leanprover/mathlib _target/deps/mathlib Cloning into '_target/deps/mathlib'... remote: Enumerating objects: 45, done. remote: Counting objects: 100% (45/45), done. remote: Compressing objects: 100% (35/35), done. remote: Total 27548 (delta 18), reused 18 (delta 10), pack-reused 27503 Receiving objects: 100% (27548/27548), 13.69 MiB | 10.56 MiB/s, done. Resolving deltas: 100% (20473/20473), done. > git checkout --detach d67e527adc99837b731799190fdc7cbeb596254f # in directory _target/deps/mathlib HEAD is now at d67e527a feat(algebra/group_power): prove Bernoulli's inequality for `a ≥ -2` (#1709) $ update-mathlib Info: No github section found in 'git config', we will use GitHub with no authentication Querying GitHub... Downloading nightly... Extracting nightly... $ leanpkg build configuring M1F_2018-19 0.1 mathlib: trying to update _target/deps/mathlib to revision d67e527adc99837b731799190fdc7cbeb596254f > git checkout --detach d67e527adc99837b731799190fdc7cbeb596254f # in directory _target/deps/mathlib HEAD is now at d67e527a feat(algebra/group_power): prove Bernoulli's inequality for `a ≥ -2` (#1709) > lean --make src # several dozen warnings
The warnings are just because a lot of the questions have sorry
. I believe there are no errors
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The purpose of this project was to discover pain points from users who use online resources to reserve their travel accomodations.
Role: User Experience Designer
Tools: Paper, Pencil, Post-It Notes, Whiteboard
Sprint: 15 Days
Team Members:
Shalishaa Savita - Project Manager / Visual Designer / Information Architect
Rainier Burgos - Interaction Designer
I began with a feature and user interface analysis between the web versions of Expedia, Kayak and Orbitz to identify any common denominator so it would help me understand the business. The user interfaces were all very similar with inputting dates and travel locations and the features that they all shared was the option to compare rates between other websites and airlines.
With a better understanding of the major travel resources business model, I created a discussion guide to begin user interviews so I could gather a wide range of insight. I made sure that I had relevant users by screening out anyone who hasn’t reserved any travel accommodations within the last six months. I conducted six user interviews but screened three of those six users.
I discovered that many users do not reserve travel accommodations on their mobile devices because they are not able to compare rates.
“I just don’t see enough information on my phone, you can’t even compare rates on the Expedia App so how do I know I’m getting the best price?”
Diana P.
Users are not comfortable booking their travel accommodations through their mobile device because they don't have an easy way to compare rates with other online resources.
I began the define phase by creating an affinity map because it’s a simple method to gather insight from my user interviews and identify patterns by using "I" statements.

I believe by creating an app for users to compare air travel rates between major online resources will improve the users trust, I will know this to be true when users are reserving more air travel accommodations through their mobile device.
With a solution statement defined, I was able to develop a storyboard so I could build more empathy and understanding with my audience for my presentation.
My design centered around the least amount of effort for users to compare rates. I began sketching lo-fi wireframes because it’s the most efficient way to begin developing the interaction design in a low commitment manner. Since this was my first time designing an app, I wanted to go with a quick and simple method in case I decide to scrap the the design due to unforeseen discoveries during usability testing.
After two usability tests, I discovered many flaws with my design because I focused too much on creating a “do it all” type of app. With all the features, there were many tasks the users were not able to complete. I created a task flow to help me understand what steps needed to complete a task and reiterated my design based on my findings.
Refocusing back on the solution statement, I developed wireframes using sketch to continue usability testing. The task flow helped me realize how many steps it should take for a user to complete their tasks of reserving their travel accommodations.
After an additional usability test, I found that my user did not want to have the option to compare rates, he is using this app as a tool to compare rates so I removed that option to choose in my final iteration.
With a minimum viable product complete, I designed one Hi-Fi comp.
The biggest challenge I had were time constraints, I had less then one week to deliver this project and create a deck. Due to the time constraints, I elected to reduce the number of usability tests I had initially wanted to conduct and focused on providing a minimum viable product.
If I were to continue developing this app, I would like to conduct more usability tests and address additional pain points with the current design. The time constraints didn’t allow me to test a diverse range of users. After additional testing, I would like to continue more research on additional features to compete with other major online resources such as hotel and car rental.
My biggest take-away from this project was making sure that I designed for the user and keeping an eye on the big picture. There were many instances where I believed my designs were a great idea but during usability tests, my users weren’t able to complete their tasks. If I had tunnel vision on all the features and competing with the other apps then I would have missed my deadline by a long shot. Reminding myself to develop a minimum viable product and provide all my deliverables were the keys to my success with this project.
I'm always interested in hearing ideas and brainstorming!


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We are always on the lookout for captains who can lead the team in to new arenas and will do our best to ensure that the knowledge imparting journey is smooth and successful. Be on the look out for our adventure sirens and join the ship for an exciting and fruitful journey. Together, we can make this the best ever ride. Hold the beacon of knowledge high.


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If combining marks are applied to a large number of base characters (as in Indic scripts), include each combining mark as a separate character. Where a combining mark is only used with relatively few base characters (for example tone marks, which are only applied to vowels), each combination should be listed as a separate character. Wherever a given combination is not a precomposed character within Unicode (i.e. it does not have a single codepoint), it should be included within braces. To illustrate, é does not require braces, but ɛ́ does: if in doubt, it doesn't harm to enclose the character in braces.
The index character list contains the 'shortcut' letters for jumping to sections of a sorted, indexed list (such as a telephone directory), and is formatted in the same way as the other lists. Where a writing system employs both upper and lower case characters, generally the upper case characters are used for the index character list.
The list of punctuation characters is the least important; if entered it should include characters used for all forms of punctuation, including denotation of questions and quotations.
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At Generix, we all come to work every day because we want to solve the biggest problem in pharmacy.Everyone is guessing, Developers don’t know what website to build, how to monetize them,or even what to price them at. Advertisers & brands don’t know where their target users are, how to reach them, or even how much they need to spend in order to do so. Investors aren’t sure which webiste and genres are growing the quickest, and where users are really spending their time(and money).Throughout the history of business, people use data to make more informed decisions. Our mission at Apptopia is to make the app economy more transparent.Today we provide the most actionable website data & insights in the industry.We want to make this data available to as many people as possible.


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Evidence checks
What to do when an application is marked for an evidence check.
Introduction
You only need to check paper evidence when an application is marked for an evidence check. The statement of truth signed by the applicant is legally binding.
See more about what to do if you suspect fraud
Evidence checks are a way for HMCTS to make sure that applicants are providing accurate information about their income.
If an application is marked for an evidence check, write to the applicant and ask them to send evidence of their income. You’ll be provided with a letter to use.
Before you start
When you receive the evidence:
- check the name on the evidence matches the name on the application
- check the evidence is dated within 3 months of receiving the application
- for refunds the evidence must cover the date the fee was paid (can be up to 3 months before the fee was paid)
Problems with the evidence
You may not be able to process the evidence provided by an applicant. Common problems are:
- the name on the evidence doesn't match the name of the applicant
- the evidence is out of date
- the applicant has not provided all evidence required
In all of these cases, you should return the evidence to the applicant and tell them why it can't be accepted. If they still require help with fees they'll need to apply again.
If a couple is receiving a shared benefit but the benefits letter doesn't state the applicant’s name the applicant must provide additional evidence to show they live at the same address as their partner.
A letter will be generated for you to send to the applicant along with the evidence.
What to do
To process evidence:
- select the application from the list ‘Awaiting evidence’
- select 'Process evidence'
- calculate the applicant's total monthly income from the evidence received (not the application form)
- enter the total in the field on the screen
- get the result and follow the next steps to process the application
- store the evidence securely, separate from the case file
Returning evidence
You should not return evidence to the applicant unless they ask for it and provide payment for postage costs.
When no evidence is received after 14 calendar days:
- select the application from the list ‘Awaiting evidence'
- select 'write letter to the applicant' and a letter will be generated for you
- post the letter and all the documents back to the applicant
How to calculate total monthly income
You need to:
- add up all the income from payslips and evidence
(before tax and National Insurance) - include their partner’s income (if they have one)
- subtract any excluded benefits
- check the total against the bank statements
What not to include as income
- 6 benefits
- qualify for benefits-based applications
- excluded benefits
- as Carer’s Allowance, Housing Benefit, or childcare element of Working Tax Credit.
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A letter from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) dated in the last 3 months confirming that the applicant is receiving Child Benefit, Working Tax Credit or Child Tax Credit. In some cases an applicant may not have a Child Benefit Award Notice dated within the last three months. If this is the case, check their bank statements for evidence of money coming in. |
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Document(s) showing the payment amounts and how often they are made. This can be one of the following:
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Contribution-based Jobseeker’s Allowance (JSA) Contribution-based Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) Universal Credit |
A letter from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) dated in the last 3 months confirming how much is being received and how often. |
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Any other benefits |
A letter dated in the last 3 months confirming how much is being received and how often. Note that the 6 eligible benefits and the excluded benefits shouldn’t be included as income. |
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Pensions |
A letter or statement showing pension payments. |
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Rent from people living with the applicant |
A letter dated within the last month from the person paying money to confirm the arrangement and amount paid. |
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Rent from any properties owned |
Tenancy agreement or lease relating to each property showing the rents currently being paid and how often. |
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Stocks, shares, bonds, savings and/or any other financial arrangements |
Current statements or certificates showing the arrangement and how much income is obtained. Only the interest paid out on stocks, bonds, shares, savings etc can be considered as income. |
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Income received by any other means such as selling goods publicly or privately, including sales over the internet |
Official documentary evidence showing the amount of income received, by what method and how often. Note that money received from the sale of capital assets (e.g. family heirlooms), would normally be classified as ‘savings and investments’ rather than income. |
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Prisoner’s income |
Prisoners should provide a Prisoner Income and Expenditure Statement (PIES). This shows the amount of their earnings, spending, private cash and savings. If the prisoner is in a private prison the format of their financial statement may be slightly different. You need to check details of earnings and private cash. |
Evidence in languages other than English
Evidence must be supplied in English. However, courts and tribunals in Wales can also accept evidence in Welsh.
If the original evidence is in another language, then it must be provided along with a certified translation.


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Variable is a user defined name which can store values. This variable is same as we study in algebra in Mathematics.
ex: x,y,p,q all are variables
Syntax: datatype name;
At place of datatype we have to define the type of value which our variable will store, for numbers - int
for character - char
for string - char[]
for decimal values - float
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- It should start with a character, can be followed by digits.
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Keywords are the reserved words which cannot be used as variables.
ex: int , char , if , switch etc.
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ex: a + b = c
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Preheat the oven to 140C/275F/Gas 1.
Put the cheeses in a bowl with a little olive oil and thyme and leave to marinate while you prepare the beetroot.
Melt the sugar in a heavy-bottomed saucepan on a moderate heat, then cook until the sugar has turned golden brown. Add the cooked beetroot and cook for a further three minutes, stirring until the beetroot are completely coated with the caramel. Remove from the heat and add the balsamic vinegar. Transfer to a food processor and blend to a smooth consistency.
Pour the purée into a muslin-lined colander set in a bowl and allow the liquid to drain through. Season the liquid to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper and double the volume with olive oil to create a dressing. Season the purée with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Set both the dressing and purée aside.
Wrap the baby beetroots and sprigs of thyme in foil to create an envelope. Place in the oven and bake for 10-12 minutes. Peel the beetroots and leave to cool.
Remove the cheeses from the marinade and blot off any excess oil with kitchen towel. Glaze the tops of the cheeses using a mini blow torch (or under a hot grill) until golden brown.
Dress the Welsh herbs in the beetroot dressing.
To assemble, spread a tablespoon of beetroot purée on each plate. Add the dressed herbs and place the glazed cheeses on top. Drizzle over the remainder of the beetroot dressing and sprinkle with toasted pine nuts.


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by Mike FaheyAnnounced today at the BlizzCon 2019 keynote, the seventh major expansion for World of Warcraft is called Shadowlands. The followup to Battle for Azeroth sees former Horde Warchief turned master villain Sylvanas Windrunner unleash death across the world of Azeroth and players venturing into the realm between life and death.


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For the second year, I invited a few people to join me in Portland, Maine to discuss DDD. These are some of the people who have helped DDD get where it is today. (There are many other leaders in DDD. I hope that those who came to this small gathering represent a wide range of the points of view of the community.)
Conversations ranged widely in a shifting configuration of large and small groups. Three of those topics stood out for me.
There was a lot of excitement about using NoSQL technologies for DDD in cases where ORM has been very constraining. We also exchanged ideas of ways of combining DDD and functional programming, as several of us (including me) have been doing experiments with this. However, we all agreed that NoSQL is likely to be more widely relevant to application development projects in the near future.
We delved into the relationship between user experience and the domain model and how these disciplines might be brought closer together. Similarly, data visualization seems to me to be deeply connected to domain modeling. We did not come away with any specific insights. I still think this is an area that DDDers should examine.
Discussions about how to get a more balanced approach to design on Agile projects were intense. I don't know how to sum up all the points of view. I have previously talked about my view of this topic here.
At some point in this discussion, we realized that most of us agree that domain modeling, as we mean the term, does not slow down a project, and, in our experience, has very short-term payoffs, as well as the generally acknowledged long-term benefits. Yet this is not the general perception, and presumably not the experience of many people. We talked about why this might be, and how we might convey some of the ways we are using modeling to accelerate delivery. I committed to write something on this topic in the near future, to be published here and in the Domain Language newsletter.
Other topics ranged from grid computing models to what it means for something to be "well designed", but I won't try to cover everything we talked about. I focused on the three topics above because they seemed particularly important to me. (And I get to choose because ... you know ... I'm the one writing up this report!)
The next major community event will be the DDD Exchange in London. Stay tuned. I'll write my impressions of that conference in just a few weeks.


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2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E officially revealed, Australia ruled out
Ford's Mustang-badged pure electric crossover has been unveiled after last week's comprehensive leak, with up to 480km of range. As expected, it also won't be calling Australia home.
by Mike Costello- shares
Last week’s online leak might have taken some wind from Ford’s sails, but its long-anticipated Mustang Mach-E electric SUV has nevertheless been officially revealed with some fanfare.
The Mustang Mach-E is the Blue Oval’s move against the Tesla Model 3 and Model X, with other competitors including the Jaguar I-Pace and Audi e-tron quattro. It also arrives ahead of numerous mooted rivals such as the Porsche Macan EV, Nissan Ariya and Volkswagen ID Crozz.
Headline figures depending on which options boxes you tick include a maximum driving range of 480km, a maximum battery capacity of nearly 100kWh, and a 0-96km/h sprint time as low as 3.5 seconds from the 342kW/830Nm GT flagship.
Though no doubt a brave move from Ford to apply its iconic 55-year old nameplate to a battery-powered crossover as well as the existing V8 muscle cars with which it’s become synonymous, the company clearly felt such a choice necessary to capture public attention.
"The Mach-E is instantly recognisable as a Mustang, thanks to signature elements such as its long, powerful hood, rear haunch design, aggressive headlights and trademark tri-bar tail lamps," Ford contends.
The Mustang Mach-E hits US dealers in late 2020. But perhaps predictably enough, Australia is not in the mix.
“We have no specific Australia/New Zealand news with regards to Mach-E. We do however look forward to starting our electrification journey with the Escape PHEV next year,” the company said.
The Mach-E will be available with ‘standard’ 75.7kWh and ‘extended-range’ 98.8kWh battery choices, with rear- or all-wheel drive configurations, motor outputs ranging from 190kW to 342kW, and target driving ranges of between about 340km and 480km.
All but the base car will have a 150kW onboard DC fast charging capacity (115kW for the base car). At 4.7m long, it's dimensionally similar to the Jaguar I-Pace.
It sits on a brand new all-electric architecture with liquid-cooled batteries inside the underbody, and well protected. Ford tested them at minus 40-degrees temperatures.
Launch versions will be called Mach-E Premium and First Edition, with the base Select and higher-grade California Route 1 promised by early 2021. The hardcore GT is slated for mid-2021. While performance figures are all just ‘targets’ for now, they’re pretty specific.
| Drive | Batteries | Outputs | Ranges | 0-96km/h | |
| Select | • AWD • RWD |
• 75.7kWh | • 190kW | • 340km • 370km |
• 5.5-6.2s |
| Premium | • AWD • RWD |
• 75.7kWh • 98.8kWh |
• 190kW • 210kW • 248kW |
• 340km • 370km • 430km • 480km |
• 5.5-6.5s |
| First Edition | • AWD | • 98.8kWh | • 248kW | • 430km | • 5.5s |
| California Route 1 | • RWD | • 98.8kWh | • 210kW | • 480km | • 6.5s |
| GT | • AWD | • 98.8kWh | • 342kW | • 375km | • 3.5s |
Ford claims the Mach-E was developed in a century-old brick building a few blocks away from Henry Ford’s first factory in Detroit.
There are three driving modes called Whisper, Engage, and Unbridled, which change things such as the steering response, ambient lighting, interior sound induction, and digital cluster animations. The GT Performance Edition is equipped with a familiar MagneRide adaptive damping system.
Inside you get the newest iteration of Ford's Sync infotainment, which apparently uses machine learning to gauge your preferences, and which can take over-the-air updates. It's all displayed on a very Tesla-like 15.5-inch centre screen in a portrait layout, with smartphone-style pinching and swiping.
“Next-generation SYNC actively starts adapting to you as soon as you start using it, quickly learning your preferences and making personalised suggestions,” said Ford global director for battery electric vehicles Darren Palmer.
“It can suggest going to the gym if it learns Mondays are workout days or calling home if you do that every day after work. The result is a cloud-connected assistant and interface that’s intuitive, beautiful and ready for the future thanks to fast over-the-air updates.”
The five-seat cabin also has digital instruments for the driver, some hard contact points for the ventilation, and uses near-field communication to turn your smartphone into a key, like the Model 3. It also has a regular boot, plus a drainable front boot where an engine would typically sit.
The offered Ford Connected Charging wall box can add an estimated average range of 50km per charging hour on a 240V outlet. The Blue Oval in the US is teaming up with Amazon Home to arrange customer home installation by electrician.
Sync's connected navigation system will identify up-to-date public charging locations during trips and prompt owners to charge at the most convenient points on each drive.
Buyers also get access to the shared, app-based FordPass Charging Network, which currently comprises more than 12,500 charging stations including DC fast chargers in the US.
How much will the Ford Mach-E cost?
Pricing hasn't been confirmed, but a pre-launch leak offered the following price information for the North American market.
- Select - US$43,895 (AU$65,000)
- Premium - US$50,600 (AU$74,500)
- California Route 1 - US$52,400 (AU$77,100)
- GT - US$60,500 (AU$89,000)
Check out the Mustang Mach-E's full launch event in the video below.
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Scripting
Event listeners
var hamburgerIcon;
// since the component loads asynchronously
// a callback is required to ensure the component is ready
zuix.context('hamburger-icon', function() {
// add event listeners
this.on('menu:open', function() {
// things to do when the hamburger is open
}).on('menu:close', function() {
// things to do when the hamburger is closed
});
// store a global reference of
// the component for later use
hamburgerIcon = this;
});
Programmatically open/close
// open
hamburgerIcon.open();
// close
hamburgerIcon.close();
Source code
Source code is available in the lib/components
folder of zKit repository.


Hangman v0.9.6 Hangman.Round
Module provides access to game round functions.
Round
represents the time period in the Hangman
game which consists of setup steps: word set reduction, guess assistance.
It works in conjuction with Strategy
and Game.Server
to orchestrate actual round
game play through guess actions.
When playing a new
Hangman
game, we first register our round, which involves obtaining the secret word length from the game server.Next, we take steps to reduce the possible
Hangman
words set to narrow our word choices.
From there on we choose the best letter to guess given the knowledge we have of our words data set. If we are a :human
, we are given letter choices to pick, and if we are a :robot
, we trust our friend Strategy
.
- After a guess is made either by
:human
or:robot
we update our round recordkeeping structures with the guess results and proceed for the next round -- to do it all over again minus the init stage.
Basic Round
functionality includes register/1
, setup/2
, guess/2
, transition/1
, status/1
.
We always invoke setup before a guess, to properly setup the new words state.
Transition is used after a single game over to determine if we transition to a new game or games over.
Summary
Functions
Issues a client guess
(either letter
or word
) against Game.Server
. Returns received round
data
Register the round with the start of a new game. Retrieves the secret length from the game server and creates a process link to the game server via the register call
Returns round tuple key
Sets up game play round
Returns round
status tuple
Specifies steps for the end of a single game. Transitions to either a :start or :finished depending on if there are games left to play
Types
context ::
{:start, non_neg_integer} |
{:guessing, :correct_letter, String.t, pattern :: String.t, mystery_letter :: String.t} |
{:guessing, :incorrect_letter | :incorrect_word, String.t} |
{:won, :correct_word, String.t}
Sum type used to understand prior guess
result
result_code ::
:correct_letter |
:incorrect_letter |
:incorrect_word |
:correct_word
Functions
Specs
guess(t, Hangman.Guess.t) :: t
Issues a client guess
(either letter
or word
) against Game.Server
. Returns received round
data
Register the round with the start of a new game. Retrieves the secret length from the game server and creates a process link to the game server via the register call.
Eventually the secret length is used to filter possible Hangman
words from Pass.Cache
server on the next round setup.
Specs
setup(t, Enumerable.t) :: {t, Hangman.Pass.t}
Sets up game play round
Generates a reduce key based on the result of the last guess or secret length to filter possible Hangman
words from Pass.Cache
server
Returns round and pass data metadata


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Cross Platform Development (CMP3035M)
Designer, Developer, Director & Senior Lecturer
(Stickies: Rules)
If you are unhappy or unsure on something, please explain on the back
Add Cordova plugins to your config.xml (geolocation)
Creating HTML pages
Create buttons and listening for click events
Used Navigator.watch to check for movements
Stored the name, long, lat, timestamp of those movements into an array
JSON Stringify a JS Array
Save into Local storage on the device
Convert JSON back into a JS object (array)
Loop through each long, lat
Instantiate a google map
Plot polylines on the google map
JQM Global settings (Had a few questions)
Rest services (google to sign in, Spotify playlist example)
$ajax to get data
Dynamically showing a JQM loader & changing a page.
Thursdays workshop (using firebase for notifications)
Jquery (not jquery mobile which extends jquery) gives us a few tools to give us control:
$.get()
$.post()
$.load()
$.ajax()
$.get() is just a shorthand for $.ajax() but abstracts some of the configurations away, setting reasonable default values for what it hides from you. Returns the data to a callback. It only allows GET-requests so is accompanied by the $.post()
$.get( "www.url.com", function( data ) {
//add httml into div (assumes it is html content)
$( "#divWantingContent" ).html( data );
});
GET requests can be cached
GET requests remain in the browser history
GET requests can be bookmarked
GET requests should never be used with any sensitive data
GET requests have length restrictions
GET requests should be used only to retrieve data
POST requests are never cached
POST requests do not remain in the browser history
POST requests cannot be bookmarked
POST requests have no restrictions on data length
.load() is similar to $.get() but adds functionality which allows you to define where in the document the returned data is to be inserted. Really only usable when the call only will result in HTML. It is called slightly differently than the other, global, calls, as it is a method tied to a particular jQuery-wrapped DOM element.
$('#divWantingContent').load('www.url.com');
$('#divWantingContent').load('www.url.com '#specificdiv' );
Get Token from spotify (quick fix for demo purpose)
JQM button to change page (#gettrack)
Add click events on page create (#gettrack)
On click check input field value using JQUERY .val() method
call searchAlbums() function and pass the search string as a parameter
Use $ajax method to search spotify and return JSON (will need spotify account)
Parse JSON, loop though array and use image data to create image grid
Apply click events to each image to get album ID
Create a second request to Spotify to get the album info and mp3
Apply toggle events to play/stop mp3 track
Create a JS audio object and play track
// use when testing phone gap as will not get fired in browser
document.addEventListener("deviceready", function() {
console.log('device ready');
setup();
});
// use when in browser
$(document).ready(function() {
console.log('ready');
setup();
});
//called on device / browser ready
function setup() {
// check internet
if (window.navigator.offLine) {
$("#home_network_button").text('No Internet Access').attr("data-icon", "delete").button('refresh');
} else {
console.log('online');
}
}
//button that links the page
Get spotify playlist
// When the user views the get track page
$(document).on('pagecreate', '#'get track', function () {
console.log('spotify page');
// 'input#search' is the submit button
$('input#search').click(function (e) {
// e.preventDefault(); stops any other events firing, i.e if there was a link in an href
e.preventDefault();
// put the text value into a variable for safe keeping
var searchstring = $('#query').val();
// quick/dirty condition to make sure there is something to search
if (!searchstring) {
console.log('no input');
return;
//return exits but this needs to be handled better
}
console.log(searchstring);
// call searchAlbums functions and pass the string to it
searchAlbums(searchstring);
});
});
var searchAlbums = function (query) {
// call https://api.spotify.com/v1/search and pass the search string via ajax
// data array effectively posts variables the query and the type
$.ajax({
url: 'https://api.spotify.com/v1/search',
headers: {
Authorization: 'Bearer ' + spotifyAccessToken
},
data: {
q: query,
type: 'album'
},
success: function (response) {
console.log(response);
var items = response.albums.items;
var resultsintohtml = '';
$.each(items, function (index) {
// get the id from the items array
var id = items[index].id;
// get the name from the items array
var name = items[index].name;
// get the image from the items array - note this is a nested array
var image = items[index].images[1].url;
//console.log(id, name, image);
//add the vars into a large string we can holding all the html we need
//there are alternative ways to do this via append() etc
// NOTE we create html div tag as a string
resultsintohtml += '

';
});
// once we have iterated through the array and create the html mark up
// insert it into the results div via the html() method;
$('#results').html(resultsintohtml);
// call a new function that applies new click events.
// we have to do this because on pagecreate the images are not in the dom
addclickevents();
}
});
};
Note the data-album-id attribute
resultsintohtml += '

';
this is only 1 album imagine x 20! Paste the json below into https://jsoneditoronline.org/
{
"albums": {
"href": "https://api.spotify.com/v1/search?query=oasis&type=album&market=GB&offset=0&limit=1",
"items": [
{
"album_type": "album",
"artists": [
{
"external_urls": {
"spotify": "https://open.spotify.com/artist/2DaxqgrOhkeH0fpeiQq2f4"
},
"href": "https://api.spotify.com/v1/artists/2DaxqgrOhkeH0fpeiQq2f4",
"id": "2DaxqgrOhkeH0fpeiQq2f4",
"name": "Oasis",
"type": "artist",
"uri": "spotify:artist:2DaxqgrOhkeH0fpeiQq2f4"
}
],
"available_markets": [
"AD",
"AR",
"AT",
"AU",
"BE",
"BG",
"BO",
"BR",
"CA",
"CH",
"CL",
"CO",
"CR",
"CY",
"CZ",
"DE",
"DK",
"DO",
"EC",
"EE",
"ES",
"FI",
"FR",
"GB",
"GR",
"GT",
"HK",
"HN",
"HU",
"ID",
"IE",
"IL",
"IS",
"IT",
"JP",
"LI",
"LT",
"LU",
"LV",
"MC",
"MT",
"MX",
"MY",
"NI",
"NL",
"NO",
"NZ",
"PA",
"PE",
"PH",
"PL",
"PT",
"PY",
"RO",
"SE",
"SG",
"SK",
"SV",
"TH",
"TR",
"TW",
"US",
"UY",
"VN",
"ZA"
],
"external_urls": {
"spotify": "https://open.spotify.com/album/0PTVq4kaAAuROnfvfA7bHG"
},
"href": "https://api.spotify.com/v1/albums/0PTVq4kaAAuROnfvfA7bHG",
"id": "0PTVq4kaAAuROnfvfA7bHG",
"images": [
{
"height": 640,
"url": "https://i.scdn.co/image/6aa32e708bb0c0619dbb1a45756c2cade01a39b5",
"width": 640
},
{
"height": 300,
"url": "https://i.scdn.co/image/0e4f88a3e831fc069e966771ed015e1f252db096",
"width": 300
},
{
"height": 64,
"url": "https://i.scdn.co/image/e65ed6ad88fc33bd644fe068aab185a19099a5cb",
"width": 64
}
],
"name": "(What's the Story) Morning Glory?",
"release_date": "1995-10-02",
"release_date_precision": "day",
"type": "album",
"uri": "spotify:album:0PTVq4kaAAuROnfvfA7bHG"
}
],
"limit": 1,
"next": "https://api.spotify.com/v1/search?query=oasis&type=album&market=GB&offset=1&limit=1",
"offset": 0,
"previous": null,
"total": 2949
}
}
var addclickevents = function () {
$('.cover').click(function (e) {
console.log('get song');
// identify the cover which as been clicked using a referent and store as a var
var target = $(this);
// if the target has the class 'playing', pause the audio
if (target.hasClass('playing')) {
// note the audio var is global, if this was local we would play sounds on top of each other
audioObject.pause();
} else {
// if an audio object has already been defined, pause it
if (audioObject) {
audioObject.pause();
}
// call a second function which will return the audio information link
// again this is a nested array in data.tracks.items[0].preview_url
fetchTracks(target.data('album-id'), function (data) {
audioObject = new Audio(data.tracks.items[0].preview_url);
audioObject.play();
target.addClass('playing');
// listen for audio to end and remove the highlight class
audioObject.addEventListener('ended', function () {
target.removeClass('playing');
});
// listen for audio to be paused and remove the highlight class
audioObject.addEventListener('pause', function () {
target.removeClass('playing');
});
});
}
});
}
// get the track
var fetchTracks = function (albumId, callback) {
$.ajax({
url: 'https://api.spotify.com/v1/albums/' + albumId,
headers: {
Authorization: 'Bearer ' + spotifyAccessToken
},
success: function (response) {
//note callback is a js method of passing information back not a custom function.
//A callback is a function that is to be executed after another function has finished executing — hence the name ‘call back’.
// see https://codeburst.io/javascript-what-the-heck-is-a-callback-aba4da2deced
callback(response);
}
});
};
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{% block content %}
{% include 'investment_atlas/includes/hero_image.html' %}
{% include 'investment_atlas/includes/hero_heading.html' with title=page.title %}
{{ page.sub_heading }}
{% if page.intro_image %}
{% endif %}
{{ page.intro_text|safe }}
{% include 'investment_atlas/includes/contact.html' with button_preamble=page.contact_link_button_preamble|default:"Contact the sector lead" button_label=page.contact_link_button_label %}
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Lesson Plan Title: Session Fixation
Concept / Topic To Teach:
How to steal a session with a 'Session Fixation'
How the attacks works:
A user is recognized by the server by an unique
Session ID. If a user has logged in and is authorized
he does not have to reauthorize when he revisits the
application as the user is recognized by the Session ID.
In some applications it is possible to deliver the Session
ID in the Get-Request. Here is where the attack starts.
An attacker can send a hyperlink to a victim with a chosen Session ID. This can be done for example by a prepared mail which looks like an official mail from the application administrator. If the victim clicks on the link and logs in he is authorized by the Session ID the attacker has chosen. The attacker can visit the page with the same ID and is recognized as the victim and gets logged in without authorization.
General Goal(s):
This lesson has several stages. You play the attacker but
also the victim. After having done this lesson it should be
understood how a Session Fixation in general works. It should
be also understood that it is a bad idea to use the Get-Request
for Session IDs.
Solution:
This lesson has 4 stages. In stage 1 and 4 you are Hacker Joe
in lesson 2 and 3 you are the victim Jane.
Stage 1:
You have to send a prepared mail to Jane which looks like a mail from Goat Hills Financial with a link containing a Session ID.
The mail is already prepared. You only have to alter the link so it includes
a Session ID (SID). You can archive this by adding &SID=WHATEVER to
the link. Of course can WHATEVER be replaced by any other string.
The link should look similar to following:
<a href=http://localhost/WebGoat/attack?Screen=46&menu=320&SID=WHATEVER>
Stage 2:
Now you are Jane which receives the mail you wrote in stage 1.
Point with the mouse on the link and you will notice the
SID in the status bar of your browser. This is the easiest
stage as you have only to click on the link 'Goat Hills Financial'.
Stage 3:
You are on the login screen of Goat Financial Hills now. In
the URL is the SID visible. All
you have to do is to log in with your user name Jane
and your password tarzan.
Stage 4:
The application switches again to the hacker Joe.
There is already a prepared link you have to click on
to reach the Goat Hill Financial. In real life this
would be different of course. You could directly put the URL
in the address bar of your browser.
After having clicked on the provied link you reach
Goat Hill Financial. Take a look at the URL and
you will see that your SID is NOVALIDSESSION.
Change this string to the SID you have chosen
at the beginning of this lesson and hit enter.


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[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> What do you do for a day job?
[dscrd-hush] <gilardh> @AkiraX Who do you ask the question?
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> Anyone
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> Everyone
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> Just trying to see what kind of skill set community has
[dscrd-hush] <Pixelised> Used to work in the IT industry as a software developer. Now working in the building and construction industry while still taking an interest in IT as a hobby...
[dscrd-hush] <Pixelised> Last company worked for in IT was an Internet marketing firm.
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> Have you tried building hushng?
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> I want to know how to make a change and then test it
[dscrd-hush] <Pixelised> Not sure I'd have the required development kit/libraries on my current PC. Don't have a spare notebook I could use to run a Linux system.
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> You can use windows for
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> It’s essentially google chrome
[dscrd-hush] <gilardh> I am a project manager. I was a developer before.
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> I downloaded vs code
[dscrd-hush] <Pixelised> What they'd call what I did back then would be what some term now as the "full stack developer". Had skills from building PCs, running servers, local and remote networking, LAMP developer, experience with MVC frameworks like cakePHP and experience with Word Press, Zencart, etc...
(edited)
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> It’s none of the above
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> It’s java script
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> We need a web developer
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> Java script in a chromium run time environment
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> Which has access to your file system
[dscrd-hush] <Pixelised> Sounds easy enough to run.
[dscrd-hush] <Pixelised> I'm familiar with Javascript as well.
[dscrd-hush] <Pixelised> @AkiraX, I'll give it a shot with installing and running Hush-ng but there's a few errands I have to attend to for a while.
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> A web developer should be able t help us fix the GUI issues
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> It’s css
[dscrd-hush] <Pixelised> cascading style sheets.
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> Yes
[dscrd-hush] <Pixelised> Running Windows 10 btw.


JAX-RS Adapter¶
Table of contents
Provides the following adapter to use in RESTful web service.
- Adapter to convert JSON using Jackson (external site)
- Adapter for using RESTful web service with Jersey (external site)
- Adapter for using RESTful web service with RESTEasy (external site)
Module list¶
<!-- When using jackson adapter -->
<dependency>
<groupId>com.nablarch.integration</groupId>
<artifactId>nablarch-jackson-adaptor</artifactId>
</dependency>
<!-- When using the Jersey adapter -->
<dependency>
<groupId>com.nablarch.integration</groupId>
<artifactId>nablarch-jersey-adaptor</artifactId>
</dependency>
<!-- When using RESTEasy adapter -->
<dependency>
<groupId>com.nablarch.integration</groupId>
<artifactId>nablarch-resteasy-adaptor</artifactId>
</dependency>
Tip
Tests are conducted using jackson version 2.10.3. When changing the version, test in the project to confirm that there are no problems.
Tip
Due to the vulnerability of Jackson1-based libraries, support for Jackson1-based libraries is discontinued from Nablarch5u16. If you have been using Jackson1-based libraries, you should migrate to Jackson2-based libraries.
[Reference information]
Using RESTful web services under Jersey environment¶
If the implementation of JAX-RS(external site) bundled with the web application server is Jersey(external site) , use the adapter for Jersey.
An application of Jersey adapter is shown below.
For JaxRsMethodBinderFactory#setHandlerList, a factory class that constructs a Jersey handler (JerseyJaxRsHandlerListFactory) is factory injected. As a result, the following handler configurations for Jersey are automatically configured.
- Configuration of Request Body Conversion Handler (the following converters are set)
- Jackson2BodyConverter is configured for the JSON converter.
- JaxbBodyConverter is configured for the XML converter.
- FormUrlEncodedConverter is configured for the converter of application/x-www-form-urlencoded.
- JAX-RS BeanValidation Handler
<component name="packageMapping" class="nablarch.integration.router.RoutesMapping">
<property name="methodBinderFactory">
<component class="nablarch.fw.jaxrs.JaxRsMethodBinderFactory">
<property name="handlerList">
<!-- Factory injection of Jersey handler queue to the handlerList property -->
<component class="nablarch.integration.jaxrs.jersey.JerseyJaxRsHandlerListFactory"/>
</property>
</component>
</property>
<!-- Properties other than the above are omitted -->
</component>
Tip
If Jackson (external site) is not bundled with the web application server to be used, deploy the Jackson module with the application module as a set.
Using RESTful web services under RESTEasy environment¶
If the implementation of JAX-RS (external site) bundled with the web application server is RESTEasy (external site) , use the adapter for RESTEasy.
An application of RESTEasy adapter is shown below.
For JaxRsMethodBinderFactory#setHandlerList, a factory class that constructs a RESTEasy handler (ResteasyJaxRsHandlerListFactory) is factory injected. As a result, the following handler configurations for RESTEasy are automatically configured.
- Configuration of Request Body Conversion Handler (the following converters are set)
- Jackson2BodyConverter is configured for the JSON converter.
- JaxbBodyConverter is configured for the XML converter.
- FormUrlEncodedConverter is configured for the converter of application/x-www-form-urlencoded.
<component name="packageMapping" class="nablarch.integration.router.RoutesMapping">
<property name="methodBinderFactory">
<component class="nablarch.fw.jaxrs.JaxRsMethodBinderFactory">
<property name="handlerList">
<!-- Factory injection of RESTEasy handler queue to the handlerList property -->
<component class="nablarch.integration.jaxrs.resteasy.ResteasyJaxRsHandlerListFactory"/>
</property>
</component>
</property>
<!-- Properties other than the above are omitted -->
</component>
Tip
If Jackson (external site) is not bundled with the web application server to be used, deploy the Jackson module with the application module as a set.
To change (add) the body converter used in each environment¶
If the MIME to be supported in the project increases, support by implementing JaxRsHandlerListFactory.
For the implementation method, refer to this adapter (JerseyJaxRsHandlerListFactory, ResteasyJaxRsHandlerListFactory).


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Goals
The OpenMPF Component Application Programming Interface (API) provides a mechanism for integrating components into OpenMPF. The goals of the document are to:
- Provide an overview of OpenMPF concepts
- Define a component in the context of OpenMPF
- Explain the role of the Component API
Terminology
In order to talk about OpenMPF, readers should be familiar with the following key OpenMPF-specific terms:
- Job - An OpenMPF work unit. A job contains a list of media files and the pipeline that will be used to process that media.
- Pipeline - A logical flow of processes that will be performed on a piece of media. For instance, a pipeline may perform motion tracking on a video and feed the results into a face detection algorithm.
- Component - An OpenMPF plugin that receives jobs (containing media), processes that media, and returns results.
- Detection Component - A component that performs either detection (with or without tracking), or classification on a piece of media.
- Node - An OpenMPF host that launches components. There may be more than one node in an OpenMPF cluster, thus forming a distributed system. There is always a master node that runs the OpenMPF web application.
- Service - An instance of an OpenMPF component process. Each OpenMPF node may run one or more services at a time. Multiple services may run in parallel to process a job. For example, each service may process a different piece of media, or a segment of the same video.
- Batch Processing - Process complete image, audio, video, and/or other files that reside on disk.
- Stream Processing - Process live video streams.
Background
OpenMPF consists of the Workflow Manager (WFM), a Node Manager, components, and a message passing mechanism that enables communication between the WFM and the components. The Node Manager is only used in a non-Docker deployment.
Workflow Manager
The WFM receives job requests from user interface and external systems through the REST API. The WFM handles each request by creating a job, which consists of a collection of input media and a pipeline. These jobs are then broken down into job requests that are handled by component services, which in turn process media and return results.
The WFM orchestrates the flow of work within a job through the various stages of a processing pipeline. For each stage, the WFM communicates with the appropriate component services by exchanging JMS messages via a message broker. For example, if a pipeline consists of a motion detection stage, then the WFM will communicate with motion detection component services.
The WFM provides work to a component service by placing a job request on the request queue, and it retrieves the component’s response by monitoring the appropriate response queue. The WFM may generate one or more job requests for a large video file, depending on how it segments the file into chunks. The segmentation properties can be specified system-wide using configuration files, or specified on a per-job basis.
NOTE: All component messaging is abstracted within the OpenMPF Component API and component developers are not required or able to directly interact with the message queues.
Node Manager
The Node Manager is a process that runs on each OpenMPF node in a non-Docker deployment. The Node Manager handles spawning the desired number of instances of a component based on the end-user's desired configuration. Each instance is referred to as a service.
A service behaves differently based on the kind of processing that needs to be performed. After the Node Manager spawns a service:
- Batch processing - The service waits for job requests from the WFM and produces a response for each request.
- Stream processing - The service waits for the next frame from the stream and produces activity alerts and segment summary reports.
Note that in a Docker deployment the Docker daemon creates the desired number of containers for each component. Stream processing only works in a non-Docker deployment.
Components
Components are identified by nine key characteristics:
- The type of action the component performs
- The type of processing the component performs
- The types of data it supports
- The type of objects it detects
- The name of the algorithm or vendor
- The user-configurable properties that the component exposes
- The required states associated with a job prior to the execution of the component
- The provided states associated with a job following the execution of the component
- The programming language used to implement the component
A component’s action type corresponds to the operation which the algorithm performs. Generally, this is DETECTION
.
A component can perform batch processing, stream processing, or both. Refer to the C++ Batch Component API, C++ Streaming Component API, Python Batch Component API, and Java Batch Component API. Only C++ components perform stream processing.
The data that a component accepts as inputs, and correspondingly produces as outputs, constrains its placement in a pipeline. This is some combination of IMAGE
, AUDIO
, and VIDEO
for components that support batch processing, or just VIDEO
for components that only support stream processing. Batch components can also support the UNKNOWN
data type, meaning that they can accept jobs for any kind of media file.
As depicted in the figure below, detection components accept an input media file (or segment of the file in the case of video files) and produce a collection of object detections discovered in the data.
The type of objects produced depends on the input type. For example, video files produce video tracks, audio files produce audio tracks, and images produce image locations.
The OpenMPF Component API presented provides developers an interface for developing new components for OpenMPF without requiring the developers to understand the internals of the framework.
The figure below depicts a high-level block diagram of the OpenMPF architecture with components.
The Component Registry serves as a central location for information about the components registered with the OpenMPF instance. A future goal is to develop a web page that can be used to browse the registry and display the metadata associated with each available component.
OpenMPF includes a Component Executable for the DETECTION
action type, as denoted by the blue cubes. Note that the Component Executable is shown three times to represent three instances of that process, one for each component type. This executable is responsible for loading a component library based on information provided at launch time.
One Component Executable instance is associated with each component service. For example, a motion detection service, face detection service, and text detection service will require three instances of the Component Executable process, one for each service. For another example, three motion detection services will also require three instances of the Component Executable process, one for each service. The Component Executable is abstract; it does not care what kind of detection is performed. It simply interacts with the component library through the Component API.
The Component Executable receives job requests from the message broker, translates those requests for the component, and converts the component’s outputs into response messages for the OpenMPF.
A separate Component Executable is maintained for C++ and Java components. The component library is compiled as a C++ shared object library, or Java JAR, and encapsulates the component's detection logic.