Apologies on the length of this, but was tíwas necessary. A little background... this isnít the first time Iíve met Iboga. I took it once quite a few years ago now, and it went very wrong indeed.  I made 3 critical mistakes;
i) I took it on my own
ii) I took it all at once, in gelcaps
iii) I mixed it with MAOIís, Syrian Rue and caapi 10x extract.
 The experience was dark and unpleasant... a poisoning. I was fighting to remain conscious, suffering waves of unpleasant feelings; I focussed on not passing out. At one point I fell into a dream, but thought I was awake. I was downstairs, in my house at night on my own, looking out the back door, and there was a very ominous dark figure approaching the door... this made me scream, and woke me up. I couldnít walk for 3 days. Luckily I ate powdered whole root (much weaker) instead of root bark, or I doubt I would be here to tell the tale. Iíve actually taken it twice apart from then, at low doses, and it just produced some nasty physical side effects for a while.
Anyway, skip forward a few years. One thing I have learnt from my previous harrowing experience is that Iboga is some serious stuff worthy of respect... not something to be trifled with.
I have been in email contact with a healer for a while, who uses Iboga and ayahuasca to treat people with drug addictions. We have been exchanging info for ages, and he really knows his stuff on the plants. Well the cost of an Iboga initiation with him is only a few hundred pounds, as oppose to a few thousand elsehwere, and being a once in a lifetime experience, I leapt on the chance. Iím not addicted to anything; I just want to experience what the Iboga root has to offer. It is the psychedelic sacrament of central Africa, from the forest, the place where we as a species first evolved.
So, fast-forward to this Friday, and the healer arrive, and we chat about stuff. He is a plant alchemist, and very much into Voodoo. While this path has got some negative press, he said in its true form, it is really a positive, nature-orientated religion, aimed towards harnessing and exploring the powers of the imagination. He is certainly a character, and unlike anyone Iíve ever met before. He can see my aura, and remarks on its size.
Before the ceremony Iím asked to get two feathers, a black, oval stone and a shoelace. A rock and a coconut, and a bucket for vomiting are also required.
The key with Iboga is to take it gradually, to let the system adjust to it. I ingest my first gelcap of 7x Iboga extract. The extract is good in that it has 12 other alkaloids as well as the Ibogaine... the whole root alkaloids seem to provide a richer, fuller and smoother experience than pure Ibogaine according to the healer, whose first experience was with pure Ibogaine.
I take another capsule every 45 minutes or so, Iím not sure. I begin to feel a shift... I feel chilled and calm. The healer can see it in me to. He remarks that my eyes are glazed, dreamy, and some lines have smoothed out in my face, and apparently wonít return... he has seen this many times.
Then my vision starts to shift. If I move my eyes or blinks, there is a flash of light, very similar to drinking too much Syrian Rue tea. I begin to feel a little dizzy with a slight stomach awareness, so lie down on my bed. I can feel the ibogaine flooding my brain, I notice my centre of gravity and balance is being affected... it feels like waves of energy are lapping at my sides, gently pushing me around.
This state lasts for a while. It is important not to move much now. Getting up suddenly will result in extreme dizziness and vomiting. The healer says Iboga takes you on a trip through the invisible, and when your traveling there, you canít move in the real world, or you will get BAD motion sickness. There is some visual activity behind closed eyes, a shimmering of pixels, but no solid forms, but it is still early days in the experience. Visions could be expected to begin by around 6 hours in.
The healer tells if I see any tunnels, to try and go down them, as they may lead to dream vision sequences, so I do this, with visual activity and colour taking on more form with time. And then... very suddenly... Iím there. A large eye materialises very suddenly in the centre of my vision. According to the healer, this is my third eye/crown chakra/pineal gland, which the Iboga has activated. I have the strong feeling that this is not some hallucination, and that Iím actually witnessing a layer of awareness usually hidden to me. The eye has a roving pupil that spins around. It remains with me now for two days, in the top centre of my mind screen with eyes closed. There is a vortex of energy that connects the eye to my head, like a small tornado, and this is always in motion. If I close my eyes now, I can still see a beam emitting from the centre of my vision. The healer says this will be with me forever, and meditation can harness its power.
The healer tells me to keep an eye out for a tunnel, which will lead me to the Iboga realm. Not long at all after meeting the eye, a serpentine-like tunnel of energy appears from very far off in my vision behind closed eyelids. It opens in the bottom half of my vision, opposite the eye at the top. So down the tunnel I go, down into the Iboga realm. At this point the healer smashes a coconut with a rock, to symbolise the breaking open the head ritual.
A quick note on the physical experience of Iboga... it is no pleasure trip. And yet I never experienced any anxiety or fear. My body was numbed, dead to the world, glued to the ground, unable to move. It is in the mind where the Ibogaís energy is focussed, a definite cerebral orientation. It is with eyes closed that the visions unfold. With open eyes, there are tracers, and a few lights, but nothing compared to the scenes unfolding in the darkness behind closed eyelids. I will note though, that Iboga is both incredibly powerful, and yet also gentle; Ďpowerful like a gorilla, yet soft in wielding like a nerf dartí to quote Homer Simpson.
Now things start to get more intense. The healer puts on a cd of Bwiti mouth harp music on repeat. Now my brain started to undergo a powerful defrag, with the left and right hemispheres exchanging information, balancing. This is going on as dream visions are unfolding.
I start flashing back to past childhood memories. I find it very hard; nigh on impossible to keep any train of thought... Iboga has the reins now. Iím told the Bwiti music, which is very repetitive, yet not intrusive or boring in the slightest, is altering my brain waves, facilitating information between my brains two hemispheres.
Information, in the form of images and lots of DNA helixes move around the outer field of my vision, between hemispheres, in an anticlockwise motion. I have many images of old filing cabinets and cupboards in my brain being emptied and cleaned out... the healer tells me Iboga likes to spring clean, and get rid of excess not needed. I do some spring cleaning in my brain, assisted by the Bwiti music.
I seem to enter the realm of the ancestors, but not for long. I get images of people collapsing, and then see four African women huddled together. I see a few heads and skulls. Iím only in this realm for a very short while. In total Iíve ingested around 20g worth of Iboga rootbark, equivalent to a gram and a quarter of Ibogaine, quite a high dose, so I shoot through the ancestor realm, into deeper realms beyond.
The visions can be quite dark at times. The healer says if the visions become too intense, opening oneís eyes will interrupt them. I never feel the need to do this though.
Somewhere around this point I had one of my most profound experiences of all. Throughout the experience, in my room in the dark, Iíve been wearing a Mindfold. Very suddenly, firstly the walls, and then my entire room comes into focus.
Let me please make this clear. I COULD SEE THE LAYOUT OF MY ROOM WITH MY EYES CLOSED. This was no illusion or hallucination. When I held up my arm in front of me, I could see my arm clearly through the mindfold! The room was lit in a silvery gray light.
I know this will be very hard to believe, but I swear on my life this is what I experienced. I was amazed and shared this with the healer... he was less surprised than I. From his Iboga use he could see rooms in the dark while sober now. Apparently hunters in Africa sometimes hunt at night on a little Iboga, it giving superior night vision.
This wasnít an isolated occurrence. My being able to see the layout of the room lasted for the next 24 hours at least. I could will this power into being just by thinking about it. If I wished to be aware of the my walls and floor, and I would will my awareness to that area. This was an experience I will never forget. I have ABSOLUTELY NO DOUBT that I was seeing with my eyes closed. This, I thought was impossible. But clearly I must have been seeing with my minds eye. I donít know... but I know the experience was real.
The visions were very powerful at some points. Solid and massive objects in my closed eye visions would levitate, and then fly out of the room, or the scope of my vision on their own accord. I did purge at some point, which was a pleasant release.
While it was very hard to maintain a train of thought, in other ways I could direct Iboga. My healer warned me not to think negatively of anyone during the Iboga, as in that state, it could be more risky for causing them harm, and any negativity I would project would only be reflected back, we being mirrors of the universe. So when any nasty visions unfolded, all that is required is to Ďtrack the loveí and negative visions would be enveloped in good loviní vibes.
An incredible experience of Iboga that I had later on in the vision phase is that any thought I would have, would be projected into a 3D image behind closed eyelids. So anything in the universe I could think of, an image would be summoned before me, to examine 3Dimensionally!
I continued to clean away files, and empty cabinets. Later on in the experience, I checked these cabinets, and they were all empty and clean, having already being cleared out. An interesting experience with the Iboga was that once I had dealt with a vision, I could push it outside my scope of vision, where it would dissolve from whence it came.
At one point, something appeared in the left hand side of the vision, some nebulae of matter, and I watched it with my left eye, which it lined up with, before turning around and turning into an exact mirror image of my left eyeball! The healer thought this was funny, and said this was the nature of Iboga.
In the Iboga state, I was effectively in a waking dream. My brain was in deep REM, and so I didn't require sleep. I didnít get a any sleep (or eat any food) for two days. And yet I never felt tired or hungry. Despite being confined to bed for nearly two days, I was NEVER bored, not even for a second. It rained later in the night when the healer went to get some rest, and the sound of the rainfall sounded exactly like the Bwiti mouth harp music, as my brain had been entrained, listening to it on repeat for 20+ hours!
Some friends came over to drink ayahuasca the following evening, and it was really good to have them around. I felt calm and centred, but was unable to walk without feeling sick and dizzy, so chilled a bit more. At one point I drank too much water and vomited lots of green bile, which made me feel better though.
I felt at peace, yet also blank in my mind. The healer explained that my slate had been wiped clean, and that it would be around day 5 or 6 after Iboga that I would be a new man. The main visual and introspective experience lasted 36 hours.  The norIbogaine had taken over the Ibogaine, and my brain was saturated in dopamine, which was giving rise to the incredible tracers.
Around Sunday lunch time I went for a walk, it being nice and sunny after a rainy start. My friends left, and I did some uni work until 3AM on Sunday night before handing it in on Monday morning.
Right now I feel really good. I feel strong, energised, euphoric and positive. Ibogaine gets converted to norIbogaine by the liver. This hangs around in the body fat for many weeks and months, and acts as an SSRI antidepressant.
I found this experience really hard to put into words, but gave it a shot anyway. This experience I would say is one of the most important life experiences of my nearly 25 years being alive on this planet. The power of Iboga is something else... there is NOTHING else ever remotely like it. How nature has come up with such an incredible tool and medicine is itself amazing. Remember that Iboga achieves what ayahuasca does in a single plant, with an MAOI built into its molecular structure.
I think here in the West, Iboga is a plant more of us could do with listening to. To any seekers and dreamers out there, I would encourage you to open your mind to the possibility of working with this plant... it seems like very few people out there have fully experienced it, which is a shame. It is absolutely imperative one experience this plant with a healer however that has experience and knowledge and experience working with it.
The healer says to wait until day 6, and this is where the healing really begins, so it is still very much early days...
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 8-10
Dietary
Add a swirl of cocoa to this classic baked American cheesecake from Mary Berry.
Preheat the oven to 160C/325F/Gas 3. Lightly grease a 20cm/8in loose-bottomed cake tin or spring release tin.
Mix together the ingredients for the base and press into the prepared tin.
For the cheesecake filling, melt the chocolate in a bowl over a pan of hot water. Cool slightly.
Measure the cheese into a large bowl and beat until soft. Add the sugar and beat again until well mixed. Beat in the vanilla essence and then the eggs, one at a time. Spoon half the cheese mixture on to the biscuit crust, separating the spoonfuls. Add the melted chocolate to the remaining cheesecake mixture and stir well to mix. Spoon this mixture in between the cheesecake mixture already in the tin. Swirl the top to give a marbled effect.
Bake the cheesecake in the preheated oven for about 30 minutes or until the cheesecake becomes puffy around the edges but it still very soft in the centre. Turn off the oven but leave the cheesecake in the oven to cool.
Chill well and then loosen the cheesecake from the sides of the tin using a small palette knife. Serve well chilled.


Note: The replaces the older keystore-only configuration. It is much better because this allows you to wrap passwords in XML CDATA sections. The older keystore configuration used attributes in the tag which meant that many passwords could not be specified.
This element is used by any component that requires a Secure Socket Layer (SSL) connection to server. Typically, a client of another machine (such as an OA4MP server that has a client certificate to use a MyProxy server) will configure the keystore section. A connection to another machine (such as to an LDAP server) requires a trust store. It is beyond the scope of this document to discuss these in detail.
This consists of either a truststore or keystore (or both) as needed. Either store is a collection of certificates and certificate chains. OA4MP uses SSL for a variety of things. An OA4MP server is a client to a MyProxy server, or possibly an LDAP server, hence it requires a keystore. An OA4MP client may need a specific truststore to connect to an OA4MP server that has a self-signed cert. These are the frequently occurring examples.
| Name | Required | Default | |
| debug | N | false | Enabled low-level SSL debugging. This is not the same as enabling debugging for the server and will tell the SSL layer to print out everything it is doing, which is usually a huge amount of information. This is equivalent to setting the Java system property javax.net.debug to true. |
| useJavaTrustStore | N | true | Use the default Java trust store (which normally resides at $JAVA_HOME/lib/security/cacerts) in addition to the one given in the path. If this element is omitted it is the same as setting this option to "true". Generally, if this is disabled then no commercial certificates will be recognized by SSL. This might be useful in certain cases, but should probably be enabled (i.e. omitted) unless you have good reasons otherwise. |
| useStrictHostnames | N | true | Strictly check hostnames (this is the default). Do not
set to false without an excellent reason, since this creates a security
hole. The reason this exists is that sometimes during development it is necessary to
work with self-signed certs whose hostnames are not quite right.
The aim in such cases should be to get the system working while you are
waiting for your good certificates.
Under no circumstances should this ever be used in a production environment!
Generally ignore this unless you must explicitly set it. |
| useDefaultTrustManager | N | true | (optional) Use the default trust manager for Java rather than the OA4MP specific one. If there is a trustManager block, then that will be used unless this is set false. This flag is a convenience to let you toggle a custom trust manager on or off. No trustManager block means the system will, by default, try to use the default Java trust manager. |
| tlsVersion | N | -- | This will allow for setting the version of TLS used in SSL connections. The options are 1.0, 1.1 or 1.2. If this is omitted, then the default for the current version of Java (1.0 for Java 7, 1.2 for Java 8) will be used. |
A keystore provides credentials that allows a client to connect to a server.
| Name | Required | Default | |
| type | N | JKS | The type of the keystore, e.g. "PKCS12" or "JKS". |
| password | N | - | The password for the keystore |
| path | N | - | The full local path to the keystore. |
| factory | N | - | The name of the factory, e.g. SunX509, which will be used to create the key manager factory. This creates any key managers. You should generally not need to change this. |
A trust store is used to verify credentials from a server.
| Name | Required | Default | |
| type | N | JKS | The type of the truststore, e.g. "PKCS12" or "JKS". |
| password | N | - | The password for the trust store. |
| path | N | - | The full local path to the trust store. |
| certDN | N | - | The Distinguished Name (DN) to be used when connecting to a server. In this case, the Common Name (CN) is gotten from the server's certificate and checked against this for host name verification. A common situation is that you have a self-signed certificate (for your OA4MP server) with common name of localhost and you must supply the certs to connect to that from your client to get an access token, user info etc., Since the lookup for the machine usually does not return "localhost" you can set this to have the value of CN=localhost and manually use that. |
In this example for OAuth 2.0, the server specifies that the MyProxy server and an LDAP server are to be contacted via ssl. LDAP requires a truststore while MyProxy requires a client certificate that it issued be used.
<service name="myconfig"> <ldap enabled="true"> <ssl debug="false" useJavaTrustStore="true"> <trustStore> <path>/pt/oa2/etc/config/custom-trust-certs</path> <password><![CDATA[sfdgfdf(*()(*]]></password> <certDN><![CDATA[CN=localhost]]></certDN> </trustStore> </ssl> <!-- Rest of LDAP config --> </ldap> <myproxy host="myproxy.bigstate.edu" port="7512"> <loa name="http://incommonfederation.org/assurance/silver" port="7514"/> <loa name="openid" port="7516"/> <ssl"> <keystore> <path>/opt/oa2/etc/config/hostcred.pk12</path> <password><![CDATA[QOFjkhuer73959%&]]></password> <type>PKCS12</type> </keystore> </ssl> </myproxy> <!-- Rest of config --> </service>
The LDAP configuration uses SSL and the assumed default Java trust store in addition to the customized trusted certificate store. The LDAP server is located on the localhost and the name of the machine was not resolving to localhost. Rather than hack DNS, the client is told to accept a common name of localhost when connecting to this particular server. The MyProxy configuration will use the given keystore that contains exactly the host certificate for the MyProxy server and nothing else.


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- pattern - Variable in class com.boyanstoynov.littlebigspender.util.DecimalDigitsInputFilter
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- PieChartStatisticFragment - Class in com.boyanstoynov.littlebigspender.statistics
-
Pie chart fragment which gets the data according to the argument
passed to it and visualises it in a Pie Chart formatted with
percentages.
- PieChartStatisticFragment() - Constructor for class com.boyanstoynov.littlebigspender.statistics.PieChartStatisticFragment
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- populateDialog() - Method in class com.boyanstoynov.littlebigspender.BaseEditorDialog
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Implement how the data object should be displayed in this
dialog.
- populateDialog() - Method in class com.boyanstoynov.littlebigspender.categories.EditCategoryDialog
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- populateDialog() - Method in class com.boyanstoynov.littlebigspender.main.accounts.EditAccountDialog
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- populateDialog() - Method in class com.boyanstoynov.littlebigspender.main.transactions.EditTransactionDialog
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- populateDialog() - Method in class com.boyanstoynov.littlebigspender.recurring.EditRecurringDialog
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- populateNetWorthCard() - Method in class com.boyanstoynov.littlebigspender.main.overview.OverviewFragment
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Populate the net worth card with data from the database
about the balance of all fiat accounts, all crypto accounts
and a total balance.
- populateRecyclerView(List<Category>) - Method in class com.boyanstoynov.littlebigspender.categories.CategoriesFragment
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Populates the RecyclerView with list of categories.
- populateRecyclerView(List<Account>) - Method in class com.boyanstoynov.littlebigspender.main.accounts.AccountsFragment
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Populate the RecyclerView with list of accounts.
- populateRecyclerView(List<Transaction>) - Method in class com.boyanstoynov.littlebigspender.main.transactions.TransactionsFragment
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Populate the RecyclerView with list of accounts.
- populateRecyclerView(List<Recurring>) - Method in class com.boyanstoynov.littlebigspender.recurring.RecurringFragment
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Populates the RecyclerView with list of recurring transactions.
- populateTodayCashFlowCard() - Method in class com.boyanstoynov.littlebigspender.main.overview.OverviewFragment
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Populate today's card with data from the database
about the total income and total expense for today.
- populateWeekCashFlowCard() - Method in class com.boyanstoynov.littlebigspender.main.overview.OverviewFragment
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Populate this week's card with data from the database
about the total income and total expense for this week.
- positiveButton - Variable in class com.boyanstoynov.littlebigspender.main.accounts.TransferDialog
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- positiveButton - Variable in class com.boyanstoynov.littlebigspender.main.transactions.FilterDialog
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WELCOME BACK, MR McDONALD (Japan, 1997) Original Title: Rajio no Jikan Director: Koki Mitani Reviewed by Foong Ngai Hoe, April 1999
Drama Behind the Drama ================= Radio can be visually engaging, since everything happens in the listeners imagination. So I was told while attending radio production lectures. So Ushijima, the producer in 'Welcome Back Mr. McDonald' says. And hes right. Remember those late-night radio dramas; those soap-operas on the airwaves? Even in this digital age, theres still a certain charm to this medium.
'Welcome Back Mr McDonald' (McDonald) is a film about what goes on behind a live radio drama, 'Unmei no Onna' (Woman of Destiny). Miyako Suzuki, whos otherwise just another Japanese housewife, takes part in a drama writing competition held by a broadcasting station and wins on her first ever script. Naturally, shes thrilled that her script will be heard live on the stations midnight programme, but with the show going on air soon, the shows star, Nokko, insists on changing the heorines name and before one knows it, everyones changing the script -- impromptu -- even as the show is being broadcast.
>From Ritsuko and Torazo, the characters become Mary Jane and Peter Michael (and then Donald McDonald). From Japan, the locale is switched to Chicago.  The final straw for the soft-spoken housewife comes when Nokko decides to kill off the hero at the end of the story.
'McDonald' revolves around the drama behind the drama. As the cast and crew for 'Unmei no Onna' find themselves in deeper trouble with each script-change, the drama within the studio quickly overshadows whats on air, as egos clash and tempers flare all to hliarious effect.
'McDonald' features a solid cast of personalities like Akira Fuse, Toshiyuki Hosokawa, Jun Inoue, Keiko Toda, and Toshiaki Karasawa, to name a few. The cast is so comfortable in their respective roles youd assume they really enjoyed working on the film. And just as well too, since its the interesting characters in 'McDonald' rather than the plot -- that really drive the story. For instance, Miyako, the hapless housewife/script-writer, has become so emotionally attached to her alter ego and heroine, Mary Jane (who was Ritsuko), that the idea of an unhappy ending becomes unbearable.
'McDonald' is a mainstream production. While it does make fun of Japans obsession with things American, its still a typical laugh-a-minute comedy. The film doesnt try being too plausible. In fact, some of the things in the film like the way they interrupt the transmission with one commercial after another isnt something professionals in the business can get away with. Besides, not many studios do their dramas live anymore for obvious reasons.
Yet by not resorting to slapstick, and by craftily relating the drama off air to the live show, youd soon be wooed into believing that yes, anything CAN happen. The idea isnt fresh, and the plot is a simple albeit outrageous one, but every character in the show is so endearing, you just cant think otherwise.
If theres a blemish in 'McDonald', its the films slow start. 'McDonald' really picks up when Nokko begins making her demands, but until then it's rather unhappening. With so many characters appearing right at the start, some in the audience might also be be grappling with whos who for a while. But then, these are things youre likely to forgive by the end of film.
'McDonald' made me laugh.  And mind you, I dont do that often.
Whoever said radios dying this day and age? It has never looked any better on the screen.
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UPDATE
Updates values in one or more table columns when a condition is satisfied.
Note
The maximum size for a single SQL statement is 16 MB.
Syntax
UPDATE table_name SET column = { expression | DEFAULT } [,...] [ FROM fromlist ] [ WHERE condition ]
Parameters
- table_name
-
A temporary or persistent table. Only the owner of the table or a user with UPDATE privilege on the table may update rows. If you use the FROM clause or select from tables in an expression or condition, you must have SELECT privilege on those tables. You can't give the table an alias here; however, you can specify an alias in the FROM clause.
Note
Amazon Redshift Spectrum external tables are read-only. You can't UPDATE an external table.
- SET column =
-
One or more columns that you want to modify. Columns that are not listed retain their current values. Do not include the table name in the specification of a target column. For example,
UPDATE tab SET tab.col = 1
is invalid. - expression
-
An expression that defines the new value for the specified column.
- DEFAULT
-
Updates the column with the default value that was assigned to the column in the CREATE TABLE statement.
- FROM tablelist
-
You can update a table by referencing information in other tables. List these other tables in the FROM clause or use a subquery as part of the WHERE condition. Tables listed in the FROM clause can have aliases. If you need to include the target table of the UPDATE statement in the list, use an alias.
- WHERE condition
-
Optional clause that restricts updates to rows that match a condition. When the condition returns
true
, the specified SET columns are updated. The condition can be a simple predicate on a column or a condition based on the result of a subquery.You can name any table in the subquery, including the target table for the UPDATE.
Usage Notes
After updating a large number of rows in a table:
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Vacuum the table to reclaim storage space and resort rows.
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Analyze the table to update statistics for the query planner.
Left, right, and full outer joins are not supported in the FROM clause of an UPDATE statement; they return the following error:
ERROR: Target table must be part of an equijoin predicate
If you need to specify an outer join, use a subquery in the WHERE clause of the UPDATE statement.
If your UPDATE statement requires a self-join to the target table, you need to specify the join condition as well as the WHERE clause criteria that qualify rows for the update operation. In general, when the target table is joined to itself or another table, a best practice is to use a subquery that clearly separates the join conditions from the criteria that qualify rows for updates.


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Nina Janeway
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Season 1/2
Hiya all!
I'm new to this forum, and I must say that my first impression is "very cool". I've been watching Stargate for a while now because I got curious of the very first episode, Children of the Gods. Then I got stuck, because Stargate SG1 is a unique show with great actors! Of course Richard Dean Anderson is best, I like him from MacGyver. (which was also an awesome show!) I've only seen up to 2x10, so I don't know about the later seasons.
However, this show is exciting and very entertaining, it's not as Sci-fi as Star Trek, as it takes place at present time in an Air Force command center. I particularly like Teal'c, because I relate him to Star Trek: Voyager's Seven of Nine.
I'm looking forward to the later seasons!
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Can't we open a blank page,
release this room burn the sage,
of old memories, we longer follow,
while remembering we are not hollow.
We create our own bliss,
nothing else has to exist,
we can live in this old world,
our expectations unfulfilled.
Can't we reveal old bonds broken,
as we feel, our thoughts awoken,
there's always time for rebuilding,
cause we are strong, and we are willing,
We create our own bliss,
nothing else has to exist,
we can live in this old world,
our expectations unfulfilled.
I wait for awhile,
I pace and pile on,
all of my dreams.
the more I think,
the slower I go,
it seems,
that I'm stuck upon,
something simple,
it's elementary,
come back to me,
come back to me,
im wrapped up in,
things that never,
should have been.
my hopes are spent,
and with them went,
my last defense,
I am an open wound,
alone in this room,
but I am going home soon.
come back to me,
come back to me,
I don't know if I can,
life my life's span,
this far from you.
I haven't a plan,
I can't even command,
my own will.
It stop and it starts,
racing with my heart,
while my mind is still,
it can't wait for long,
and I can't stay strong enough,
to get through,
come back to me
I know this scent,
all those evenings spent,
I don't know where the time went.
I don't know where the time went.
I am built on all my failures.
I am not weak, I have not wavered.
Nor will I fall.
Nor will I fall.
Nor will I fall.
Nor will I fall.
My back is sore,
pain, but what for?
I will carry onward.
I will carry onward.
If it means one look,
at how we took,
on all of this time,
on all of this time.
I know you but I don't know you.
I love you but I can't show you,
how far you've moved me,
and what this can't do for me.
I will not fall.
I will not fall.
I will not fall.
I will not fall.
The creekbed is crying
while these clouds are spying,
inside it's quiet
inside it's quiet
outside a car backfires,
a yelling pack of liars,
beneath my window,
beneath my window,
a pulsating darkness blinds me,
where I was tries to find me,
but something in your eyes reminds me,
I will never return,
no I will never return,
dazed in a stupor,
my only voice inner,
it's calming,
over and over words tumbling,
the collective rumbling,
overtakes me.
a pulsating darkness blinds me,
where I was tries to find me,
but something in your eyes reminds me,
I will never return,
no I will never return,
I keep trying to defy the end,
a wound that time can't even mend,
but it's alright.
'cause there's no hell no high-water,
we're not sheep there's not slaughter,
so do not faulter,
we will not faulter.
a pulsating darkness blinds me,
where I was tries to find me,
but something in your eyes reminds me,
I will never return,
no I will never return,
It's a hard world for us,
but there isn't anything we can't do.
And separate eyes lead to better disguises,
and looking at the trees will teach you how to hide this,
but we can't get away,
we can't get away.
It's a hard world for us,
but there isn't anything we can't do.
And being alone was easier before you came,
moving on is impossible and it remains that:
This is not the simple way
This is not the simple way
but it's out way.
It's a hard world for us,
but there isn't anything we can't do.


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Problems based on length of plane curve
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Problems based on Partial derivative of function
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How can we help kids reflect on their learning process as they design and create? Scratch is a graphical programming language that lets children create their own games, animations and interactive art and share them on the web. With such powerful tools for creation, and the resources of a web-based community to draw on, there are many opportunities for learning. By reflecting on their learning process, children may benefit by, for example, seeing the value of mistakes, identifying emotional processes, and discovering strategies for getting unstuck. Eric will present his current master's research on the creation of the Jots system to cultivate reflective learning in Scratch. Eric Rosenbaum is a Master's student in the Lifelong Kindergarten Group at the MIT Media Lab. His interests include collaborative learning in shared spaces, authenticity in learning environments, musical improvisation for novices, and learning through constructing science simulations. He has an undergraduate degree in psychology and Mind/Brain/Behavior and a Master's degree in Technology in Education from Harvard University. View some of Eric's projects at his website.


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Alaska ferry system study looks at aging fleet, fewer riders
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - The Alaska Department of Transportation is considering how to act on a study addressing issues within the Alaska Marine Highway System including an aging fleet and decreased ridership.
The Alaska Journal of Commerce reported Wednesday that the study conducted over spring and summer by a private firm evaluated 11 options for overhauling the network of vessels.
The system’s budget has been cut in half since its peak of $111.2 million in fiscal year 2012 and service levels have been cut about 25% over that time.
Officials say ridership has declined from about 350,000 ferry passengers in 1998 to 251,000 passengers in 2018.
Officials say 10 of the state’s 12 ferries average 37 years old and six ferries are more than 40 years old. Two ferries are docked and awaiting sale.
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Bring a pan of salted water to the boil. Cook the potato for 8-10 minutes or until tender.
Meanwhile, heat the oil in a non-stick frying pan and cook the sausages for 10-12 minutes, or until cooked through, turning frequently.
Drain the potatoes and return to the pan. Mash with the cream and butter until smooth. Stir in the chives.
For the sauce, blend the blackberries, red wine and stock in a mini-food processor until smooth. Transfer to a pan and reduce until thickened.
To serve, transfer the sausages and mash to a serving plate. Drizzle the sauce over to serve.


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Implementation of streambuf for use by the Buffer's ostream.
This class derives from std::streambuf and implements the virtual functions needed to operate on OutputBuffer. The override functions are overflow and xsputn. Typically custom streambufs will also override sync for output, but we have no need since all writes are immediately stored in the buffer.


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| class | btConeShapeX |
| btConeShape implements a Cone shape, around the X axis More... | |
| class | btConeShapeZ |
| btConeShapeZ implements a Cone shape, around the Z axis More... | |
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We offer the classic, traditional gumball machines loved by kids (and adults) of all ages, filled with a variety of candies, gumballs, and toys. In addition, we have specialized machines that sell fun stickers and temporary tattoos. A variety of configurations, sizes, and colors are available to fit any space and complement any decor. Our machines are serviced and cleaned regularly to ensure that they continue to provide smiles to your customers. Ask about our amusement machines for even more fun.
We offer a wide variety of classic and fun amusements, like claw games, video games, and other fun amusements. In addition, many of our games are equipped with bill acceptors, or are supplied with change machines, eliminating the need for cashiers to supply change.


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{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block pageTitle %} Test house dataset {% endblock %} {% block pageDescription %} Test house dataset which details the organisations which are approved by the Gambling Commission to test compliance against technical standards and requirements. {% endblock %} {% block heroClass %} {% endblock %} {% block heroContent %} {% endblock %} {% block beforeContent %} Back to list of datasets {% endblock %} {% block content %}
We publish a list of approved test houses that are approved to test compliance against our technical standards and requirements including:
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| BMM Spain Testlabs SL | www.bmm.com | All |
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MySQL@Facebook team have recently published an Online Schema Change code for non blocking ALTER TABLE operations. Thumbs Up!
The code is derived from oak-online-alter-table, part of openark-kit, a toolkit I'm authoring. Looking at the documentation I can see many ideas were incorporated as well. And of course many things are different, a lot of work has been put to it by MySQL@Facebook.
openark-kit is currently released under the new BSD license, and, as far as I can tell (I'm not a lawyer), Facebook's work has followed the license to the letter. It is a strange thing to see your code incorporated into another project. While I knew work has begun on the tool by Facebook, I wasn't in on it except for a few preliminary email exchanges.
And this is the beauty
You release code under open source license, and anyone can pick it up and continue working on it. One doesn't have to ask or even let you know. Eventually one may release back to the community improved code, more tested (not many comments on oak-online-alter-table in the past 18 months).
It is a beauty, that you can freely use one's patches, and he can then use yours.
And here is my concern
When I created both openark-kit and mycheckpoint, I licensed them under the BSD license. A very permissive license. Let anyone do what they want with it, I thought. However Facebook's announcement suddenly hit me: what license would other people use for their derived work?
The OSC has been release under permissive license back to the community (again, I am not a lawyer). But, someone else could have made it less friendly. Perhaps not release the code at all: just sell it, closed-source, embedded in their product. And I found out that I do not want anyone to do whatever they want with my code.
I want all derived work to remain open!
Which is why in next releases of code I'm authoring the license will change to less permissive and more open license, such as GPL or LGPL. (Of course, all code released so far remains under the BSD license).
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Ten Daesh militants surrender to Afghan Special Forces in Nangarhar
by MENAKABUL, Nov 23: A group of 10 Daesh militants surrendered to Afghan Special Forces in eastern Nangarhar province, days after hundreds of the group militants surrendered to security forces in the province, Khaama Press news agency reported on Saturday.
The Special Operations Corps said in a statement late on Friday that the militants surrendered to Special Forces in Achin district.
The statement added that the Daesh militants also handed over 10 Ak-47 assault rifles to Special Forces.
The Ministry of Defense had earlier announced that more than 600 Daesh militants and their family members surrendered to Afghan forces in eastern Nangarhar province.


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Leo-Babel is very different from Ctrl-B (execute-script). Ctrl-B executes a script using the Leo-Editor process and it gives the script full access to the Leo-Editor code and data in RAM. Leo-Babel executes a script in a sub-process of the Leo-Editor process. Consequently, the script has no access to the Leo-Editor address space and hence no direct access to the Leo-Editor code or data in RAM. However, a Leo-Babel script can use Leo-Bridge to access and change any Leo-Editor file.
Leo-Babel is modeled on Emacs-Babel. However, Leo-Babel currently supports only two script languages, while Emacs-Babel supports over 50 script languages.
Emacs-Babel does NOT "live stream" the script's standard out or standard error while the script executes. Instead Emacs-Babel only displays the script's output after the script terminates. Leo-Babel does "live stream" the script's standard out and standard error while the script executes. This is Leo-Babel's only significant improvement over Emacs-Babel.
Emacs-Babel does NOT provide a convenient way to kill a script that misbehaves (perhaps by running much too long).
Emacs-Babel allows a script to be treated as a function. Leo-Babel does not do this.
Emacs-Babel allows "interpreter sessions." One interpreter session can be used to execute a series of scripts. Leo-Babel does not implement sessions.
When command babel-exec-p is executed, the currently selected node is the "Babel Root." It's body is the "Babel Parameters Script" which can be empty.
You can put comments in the "Babel Root" body just begin your comments with an ampersand "@" in column 1, this begins a Leo-Editor comment section.
The Leo-Editor core provides some Universal Node Locators (UNL's) support. The Leo-Babel plugin provides additional UNL support.
Using a pound sign (#) in a file name can screw up the UNL support provided by both Leo-Editor and Leo-Babel. It is a limitation of the current design that you should not use the pound sign (#) in any file name that appears in any UNL that you use.
This limitation results from UNL support assuming that the first pound sign in a UNL begins the required node part.
Hence, if there is a pound sign in a file name, then UNL support thinks the node part begins with this first pound sign.
If you Ctrl-left-click (command open-url-under-cursor) on a UNL in a node body containing the protocol prefix, the Leo-Editor core changes focus to the specified node. If the specified node is in another Leo-Editor file, then if necessary, Leo-Editor opens this Leo-Editor file. This functionality has nothing to do with Leo-Babel.
If you put a UNL with the protocol prefix in the first line of the body of a node, select that node, and execute the open-url command. This selects the node specified by the UNL. Again this support is in the Leo-Editor core and has nothing to do with Leo-Babel.
p - Leo-Editor node position
g - Leo-Editor globals
p.get_UNL(with_file=True, with_proto=False, with_index=True)
Example for one position:
g.es(p.get_UNL(False, False, False))
g.es(p.get_UNL(False, False, True))
g.es(p.get_UNL(False, True, False))
g.es(p.get_UNL(False, True, True))
g.es(p.get_UNL(True, False, False))
g.es(p.get_UNL(True, False, True))
g.es(p.get_UNL(True, True, False))
g.es(p.get_UNL(True, True, True))
8 lines of output for the above 8 lines of code:
Root-->space " " tab " " single quote "'"
Root:0-->space " " tab " " single quote "'":0
unl:///tmp/unl.leo#Root-->space%20"%20"%20tab%20" "%20single%20quote%20"'"
unl:///tmp/unl.leo#Root:0-->space%20"%20"%20tab%20" "%20single%20quote%20"'":0
/tmp/unl.leo#Root-->space " " tab " " single quote "'"
/tmp/unl.leo#Root:0-->space " " tab " " single quote "'":0
unl:///tmp/unl.leo#Root-->space%20"%20"%20tab%20" "%20single%20quote%20"'"
unl:///tmp/unl.leo#Root:0-->space%20"%20"%20tab%20" "%20single%20quote%20"'":0
Leo-Babel does NOT support UNL's produced by "with_index=True".
The UNL on the status line does NOT contain the protocol, so after copying and pasting it into a node body you need to add the UNL protocol prefix: "unl://" and you need to "UNL quote" all spaces by replacing each with %20. Consequently, for convenience Leo-Babel provides the "copy UNL to clipboard" command which provides a "UNL quoted" UNL with the UNL protocol prefix.
These UNL's provided by Leo-Babel always specify the Leo-Editor file containing the specified node. Hence, if you want you can put the Babel Root in File A, the Script Root in File B, and the Results Root in File C.
I recommend always using UNL's that contain the protocol prefix and the file pathname. But if you prefer using UNL's with other formats, then you can obtain them from p.get_UNL() by specifying the appropriate function parameters. Caution: Leo-Babel does NOT support UNL's produced by "with_index=True". That is, UNL's with child indices.
Leo-Editor does not provide a convenient function for going from a UNL to (Leo-Editor commander, position list) pair, so for the convenience of Babel Parameter Scripts, Leo-Babel provides babel.unl2pos().
The current working directory for a Leo-Editor node is determined as follows. Set the current working directory to the directory containing the Leo-Editor file. Scan from the root down to the target node. Each time an @path directive is encountered, set the current working directory as specified. When the target node is reached, the current working directory is the node's current working directory.
Note that multiple @path nodes allow relative paths to be used conveniently.
An @path directive can be in either the headline or the body--but only the first @path in a body is honored. The rest are ignored.
Leo-Editor "sections" and @others allow the script to be split into the whole subtree rooted by the Script Root node.
All directive lines (lines beginning with @) and comments are filtered out before the script is executed.
The script is written to a temporary file and the appropriate interpreter is invoked to execute the script file in a subprocess of the Leo-Editor process. The current working directory for the script is the current working directory for the currently selected node.
Leo-Babel ignores all headlines.
The script is written to the same file used by Ctrl-B. The default path is $HOME/.leo/scriptFile.py.
You can specify the file to use with the following "Debugging" settings option:
@string script_file_path = <pathname>
Example:
@string script_file_path = /sec/tmp/leoScript.py
Use / to as the path delimiter, regardless of platform.
The filename should end in .py.
For Ctrl-B this setting has effect only if the write_script_file setting is True. Currently leoSettings.leo contains:
@bool write_script_file = True
So by default a script file is written.
The current working directory for the script is the working directory for the Babel Script node.
Both the headline and body of the results subtree root are ignored. For each execution of the script the results are: 1) A new "Results Instance" root is the first child of the "results" subtree root. The "Results Instance" headline is the elapsed time of the script execution and the time of script completion. 2) The first child of the Results Instance root has headline "stdout" and body equal to the standard output of the script. 3) The second child of the Results Instance root has headline "stderr" and body equal to the standard error output of the script.
When the script terminates, the new Results Instance root is the selected node.
The current language directive (@language) determines the script language.
Currently the only languages allowed are:
@language python
@language shell
While Leo-Babel is executing a script, a pop-up window offers the option of killing the Leo-Babel subprocess. This pop-up window is produced by a Python script running in a second sub-process of the Leo-Editor process. When the kill option is selected by clicking the Yes button or by entering carriage return, the pop-up window disappears, it kills the script process (by sending it signal SIGHUP), and the kill process terminates. When the script process terminates normally, the kill window disappears and its process terminates.
 This usually kills the script process, but the script may explicitly handle SIGHUP without terminating.

While the script executes, the script's stdout and stderr outputs are printed to Leo-Editor's Log tab.
When the script terminates, the script process's termination code, the script's wall clock elapsed time (hours:minutes:seconds) and termination time are printed to Leo-Editor's Log tab.
Completion Example:
0 Subprocess Termination Code
00:00:01 Elapsed Time. 2017-07-05 15:18:37 End Time
The order of stdout and stderr lines in the log pane may not be time order. The log pane output is generated by polling once per second. If there is both stdout and stderr output between polls, then the order of the stdout and stderr lines in the log pane is determined by the order in which stdout and stderr are polled and the timing of the output relative to these polls.
If you want to customize these colors then define Leo-Editor settings Leo-Babel-stdout, Leo-Babel-stderr, Leo-Babel-completion. See the Leo-Editor Settings section.
When the script terminates, Leo-Babel by default inserts three nodes into the Leo-Editor file. By default the second child of the Babel Root node is the root of the "results" subtree. Both the headline and body of the results subtree root are ignored.
A new "Results Instance" root is created as the first child of the "results" subtree root. The "Results Instance Root" headline is the elapsed time of the script execution and the time of script completion. Its body contains the script's process termination code. All this information was previously printed to the log pane.
The second node created is the stdout node and it is inserted as the first child of the Results Instance Root. Its headline is "stdout" and its body contains all the stdout output by the script.
The third node created is the stderr node and it is inserted as the second child of the Results Instance Root. Its headline is "stderr" and its body contains all the stderr output by the script.
Emacs-Babel only captures stdout. For Emacs-Babel the only way to capture stderr for a script X is to have script X itself redirect stderr to stdout.
The "Babel Root" body contains the "Babel Parameters Script" which can be empty. The Babel Parameters Script is executed with the following objects available:
babel - The Babel API object.
b - The Babel API object.
c - The Leo-Editor commander for the Leo-Editor file containing the Babel Root node.
g - The Leo-Editor globals.
p - The position of the Babel Root node.
The Babel Parameters Script can define the following parameters that affect Babel Script execution:
babel_script
babel_results
babel_node_creation
babel_python
babel_shell
babel_redirect_stdout
babel_script_args
The current working directory for the Babel Parameters Script is the working directory for the Babel Script node. See section "Current working directory for a node".
If the script in the Babel Root body defines babel_script, then the specified node is used as the root of the script subtree; else, the first child of the Babel Root node is used as the root of the script subtree.
If the script in the Babel Root body defines babel_results, then the specified node is used as the root of the results subtree; else, the second child of the Babel Root node is used as the root of the results subtree.
babel_script and babel_results can be either a Leo-Editor (commander, node position) pair or a UNL.
The commander, node position pair can be any iterable, for example a tuple or a list.
If the UNL contains a file pathname part, it can refer to any Leo-Editor file. If the UNL does NOT contain a file pathname part, then it refers to the Leo-Editor file containing the UNL.
If babel_node_creation is not defined, then the default for Babel node creation applies.
If babel_node_creation is False, then Leo-Babel does not create its three results nodes for each script run. But it does still display all the resuls data in the log pane.
If babel_node_creation is True, then Leo-Babel creates three results nodes for each script run.
If babel_python is not defined, then the default program for interpreting Python language scripts is used.
If babel_python is defined, then the specified program is used for interpreting Python language scripts.
The program specified must exist somewhere on the path specified by the environment variable PATH or the absolute path to the program must be specified.
Examples:
babel_python = 'python2'
The Python 2 program is used to interpret a Python language script.
babel_python = 'python3'
The Python 3 program is used to interpret a Python language script.
If babel_shell is not defined, then the default program for interpreting "shell" language scripts is used.
If babel_shell is defined, then the specified program is used for interpreting shell language scripts.
The program specified must exist somewhere on the path specified by the environment variable PATH or the absolute path to the program must be specified.
Examples:
babel_shell = 'bash'
The Bourne shell.
babel_shell = 'sh'
The POSIX standard shell interpreter chosen by your Linux distribution.
babel_shell = 'zsh'
The Z shell.
If the script in the Babel Root body defines babel_redirect_stdout, it specifies whether or not stdout is redirected to stderr. By default, stdout is NOT redirected to stderr.
babel_redirect_stdout
If the Babel Parameters Script defines babel_script_args, then these arguments are passed to the Babel Script as command line arguments. So if babel_script_args is defined, then it must be a list of strings.
The first command line argument is always the file pathname of the script file. The babel_script_args begin with the second command line argument. For Python scripts the babel_script_args are sys.argv[1:]. For Bash scripts the babel_script_args are<EMAIL_ADDRESS>A Babel Parameters Script can be split into a subtree of nodes using any one of several schemes.
A section reference in the Babel Root node can refer to the third child of the Babel Root node. This third child can be the root of the script subtree.
If babel_script and babel_results are used to place the script and results nodes outside the subtree rooted by the Babel Root node, then the Babel Parameters Script can occupy the subtree rooted by the Babel Root node.
When the Babel Parameters Script is executed, "babel" is defined in the global dictionary and it provides access to the Babel API.
Univeral Node Locator to Leo-Editor Commander, Position List - babel.unl2pos()
Call:
cmdrUnl, posList = babel.unl2pos(unl, cmdr=None)
Arguments:
unl: Universal Node Locator
cmdr: Optional Leo-Editor commander for the file containing the node(s)
specified by unl. Default: None
Returns:
cmdrUnl: Commander for the file containing the position(s) in posList.
posList: A list containing in tree order all the positions
that satisfy the UNL.
[] (empty list) --> No position satisfies the UNL
Exceptions:
ValueError
If unl contains a file pathname part and cmdr is not None,
then ValueError is raised because both the pathname part
and the cmdr specify files. This is either redundant or contradictory.
If unl does NOT contain a file pathname and cmdr is None,
then ValueError is raised because there is no specification
of the target file.
A UNL consists of an optional protocol prefix, an optional file pathname part, and a required node path part.
If the optional protocol prefix is present, then it must be "unl://". If the optional protocol prefix is present, then the UNL must be "UNL quoted". If the optional protocol prefix is NOT present, then the UNL must NOT be "UNL quoted".
In order to resolve the specified UNL, babel.unl2pos() opens the specified Leo-Editor file if it is not already open, and it leaves it open. Hence, if in Leo-Editor file X you pass babel.unl2pos() a UNL for Leo-Editor file Y, this always leaves with files X and Y open in Leo-Editor.
"UNL Quoting" a string replaces " " (space) with %20.
Note carefully, "UNL Quoting" differs from "URL Quoting". "URL Quoting" a string replaces " " (space) with %20, '\t' (tab) with %09, and "'" (single quote) with %27.
A Babel Parameter Script is executed without writing it to disk as a "script" file. To aid debugging when a Babel Parameter Script raises an exception, Leo-Babel writes the script with line numbers to the Leo-Editor Log pane. Then it re-raises the exception. The exception message almost always contains a line number which matches the line numbers Leo-Babel writes.
In an @settings subtree in leoMySettings.leo (applies to all your Leo-Editor files) or in a particular Leo-Editor file (applies to just this one Leo-Editor file), add one node per setting with the setting in the headline.
Examples of color settings:
The default colors are:
* stdout 00ff00 green
* stderr A020F0 purple
* completion message FFD700 gold
Parameter name: Leo-Babel-Node-Creation-Default
* False --> by default, no results nodes are added.
* True --> by default, results nodes are added.
Example:
@bool Leo-Babel-Node-Creation-Default = False
If Leo-Babel-Node-Creation-Default is not defined, then Leo-Babel creates results nodes.
This default can be overridden for an individual Babel script by setting babel_node_creation True/False in the Babel Parameters Script.
Parameter Name: Leo-Babel-Python
This parameter specifies the program used to interpret a Python language script. The program must exist on the path specified by the PATH environment variable, or the absolute path to the program must be specified.
If Leo-Babel-Python is NOT specified, then the default Python interpreter is "python3."
Examples:
@string Leo-Babel-Python = python2
The Python 2 interpreter.
@string Leo-Babel-Python = python3
The Python 3 interpreter.
This default can be overridden for an individual Babel script by setting babel_python in the Babel Parameters Script.
Parameter Name: Leo-Babel-Shell
This parameter specifies the default program used to interpret a shell language script. The program must exist on the path specified by the PATH environment variable, or the absolute path to the program must be specified.
If Leo-Babel-Shell is NOT specified, then the default shell interpreter is "bash." Examples:
@string Leo-Babel-Shell = bash
The Bourne shell.
@string Leo-Babel-Shell = sh
The POSIX standard shell interpreter chosen by your Linux distribution.
@string Leo-Babel-Shell = zsh
The Z shell.
This default can be overridden for an individual Babel script by setting babel_shell in the Babel Parameters Script.
Leo-Babel only works when Python 3 interprets the Leo-Editor code and Python 3 interprets babel_kill.py.
I use Leo-Editor as my Personal Information Manager (PIM). Hence, for example, I have many Leo-Editor files containing many Bash scripts along with Descriptions of what they do. Whenever I want to use the command line to do something that I have done before, I search my appropriate Leo-Editor file, copy the commands to the clipboard, open a terminal, and paste the commands into the terminal. This works very well, and it has the advantage of maximum simplicity for the environment of the executing script.
By making a script a Leo-Babel script, I gain some imposed structure and uniformity and automatic logging of every run of the script.
A plugin should not bind any keys. That is, set any shortucts. So Leo-Babel limits itself to defining two commands:
babel-exec-p
babel-menu-p
If you don't want to use UNL's, then there is no need to make using babel-menu more convenient by assigning it a key binding.
Your key binding(s) can be any sequence that you do not want to use for something else. You can see all the current key bindings by executing Alt-x, print-bindings. You should set your key bindings in the appropriate place in your leoMySettings.leo.
Here is what I use:
Headline:
@command babel-exec @key=Shift-Ctrl-B
Body:
c.k.simulateCommand('babel-exec-p')
Headline:
@command babel-menu @key=Shift-Ctrl-H
Body:
c.k.simulateCommand('babel-menu-p')
Leo-Babel uses several Python libraries. If you have not installed a Python package that Leo-Babel needs, then the Leo-Babel plugin initialization fails and this error message is output to the Log Pane and to the console:
loadOnePlugin: can not load enabled plugin: leo.plugins.leo_babel.babel
This occurs when an import statement raises exception ImportError.
Leo-Babel reports the name of each module whose attempted import raises an ImportError exception. These reports are sent to the console and in red to the Log Pane.
The command line required depends on the terminal emulator that you use. Here is an example command line for terminal emulator xfce4-terminal:
xfce4-terminal -x ledger -f '/pri/git/Ledger4/data/journal.txt'
Since the terminal emulator immediately changes its parent process, the Leo-Babel script execution immediately finishes.
When you need to do a series of root-priveleged commands using Leo-Babel, and you want to launch them all at once, the straightforward strategy works:
sudo command1
sudo command2
sudo command3
Only the first sudo pops up a window asking for a password and it waits for the operator to enter the password.
If you put a series of command lines starting with sudo into a Bash script, this also works fine.
But if you copy a series of command lines to the clipboard and paste them into a terminal, this does NOT work because the first sudo consumes the next line as the user's password. But the following does work when these lines are copied to the clipboard and then pasted into a terminal:
gksudo command1
sudo command2
sudo command3
gksudo pops up a window that lets you enter your password. The sudo's see that the process is already root-priveleged, so they don't request your password.
Alternatively, you can put your commands in a loop, this forces bash to wait for the first command to terminate before executing the second command:
for xx in 1
do
sudo beep
sudo beep
done
If you try to use sudo in a Leo-Babel script, you may get this error message printed to stderr:
sudo: no tty present and no askpass program specified
On Ubuntu 16.04, I eliminated this error as follows:
I created /etc/sudo.conf containing:
# Sudo askpass:
#
# An askpass helper program may be specified to provide a graphical
# password prompt for "sudo -A" support. Sudo does not ship with
# its own askpass program but can use the OpenSSH askpass.
#
# Use the OpenSSH askpass
#Path askpass /usr/X11R6/bin/ssh-askpass
#
# Use the Gnome OpenSSH askpass
Path askpass /usr/bin/ssh-askpass
I installed ssh-askpass. You can install any one of the three packages that contain ssh-askpass.
You may find Leo-Babel.pdf helpful. Its table of contents allows jumping directly to any section listed in the table of contents. The contents are otherwise the same as the help displayed by Alt-P and then clicking "babel". You can find Leo-Babel.pdf in the doc subdirectory of the directory in which Leo-Babel is installed on your system.
For examples of Leo-Babel use look in the examples subdirectory of the directory in which Leo-Babel is installed on your system.


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{
"in_use": false,
"name": "my.registry.com/myrepo",
"registry": "/api/repo/v1/user_namespace/registry/my.registry.com/",
"resource_uri": "/api/repo/v1/user_namespace/repository/my.registry.com/myrepo/",
}
The repository
endpoint is used to add and remove existing repositories on third party registries to be used in deployments and builds.
This is a namespaced endpoint.
Attributes
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| resource_uri | A unique API endpoint that represents the repository |
| name | Name of the repository, i.e. my.registry.com/myrepo |
| in_use | If the image is being used by any of your services |
| registry | Resource URI of the registry where this image is hosted |
List all external repositories
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repositories = dockercloud.Repository.list()
GET /api/repo/v1/repository/ HTTP/1.1
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import "github.com/docker/go-dockercloud/dockercloud"
repositoriesList, err := dockercloud.ListRepositories()
if err != nil {
log.Println(err)
}
log.Pringln(repositoriesList)
docker-cloud repository ls
Lists all added repositories from third party registries. Returns a list of Repository
objects.
Endpoint Type
Available in Docker Cloud’s REST API
HTTP Request
GET /api/repo/v1/[optional_namespace/]repository/
Query Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| name | Filter by image name |
| registry | Filter by resource URI of the target repository registry |
Add a new external repository
import dockercloud
repository = dockercloud.Repository.create(name="registry.local/user1/image1", username=username, password=password)
repository.save()
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import "github.com/docker/go-dockercloud/dockercloud"
image, err := dockercloud.CreateImage(dockercloud.ImageCreateRequest{
Name: "registry.local/user1/image1",
Username: "username",
Password: "password"
})
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Adds an existing repository on a third party registry.
Endpoint Type
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HTTP Request
POST /api/repo/v1/[optional_namespace/]repository/
JSON Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| name | Name of the repository, i.e. ‘my.registry.com/myrepo’ |
| username | Username to authenticate with the third party registry |
| password | Password to authenticate with the third party registry |
Get an external repository details
import dockercloud
repository = dockercloud.Repository.fetch("registry.local/user1/image1")
GET /api/repo/v1/repository/registry.local/user1/image1/ HTTP/1.1
Host: cloud.docker.com
Authorization: Basic dXNlcm5hbWU6YXBpa2V5
Accept: application/json
import "github.com/docker/go-dockercloud/dockercloud"
repository, err = dockercloud.GetRepository("registry.local/user1/image1")
if err != nil {
log.Println(err)
}
log.Println(repository)
docker-cloud repository inspect registry.local/user1/image1
Gets all the details of an specific repository
Endpoint Type
Available in Docker Cloud’s REST API
HTTP Request
GET /api/repo/v1/[optional_namespace/]repository/(name)/
Path Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| name | The name of the repository to retrieve |
Update credentials of an external repository
import dockercloud
repository = dockercloud.Repository.fetch("registry.local/user1/image1")
repository.username = "new username"
repository.password = "new password"
repository.save()
PATCH /api/repo/v1/repository/registry.local/user1/image1/ HTTP/1.1
Host: cloud.docker.com
Authorization: Basic dXNlcm5hbWU6YXBpa2V5
Accept: application/json
Content-Type: application/json
{"username": "username", "password": "password"}
docker-cloud repository update -n "new username" -p "new password" registry.local/user1/image1
Updates the external repository credentials.
Endpoint Type
Available in Docker Cloud’s REST API
HTTP Request
PATCH /api/repo/v1/[optional_namespace/]repository/(name)/
Path Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| name | The name of the repository to update |
JSON Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| username | Username to authenticate with the private registry |
| password | Password to authenticate with the private registry |
Remove an external repository
import dockercloud
repository = dockercloud.Repository.fetch("registry.local/user1/image1")
repository.delete()
DELETE /api/repo/v1/repository/registry.local/user1/image1/ HTTP/1.1
Host: cloud.docker.com
Authorization: Basic dXNlcm5hbWU6YXBpa2V5
Accept: application/json
import "github.com/docker/go-dockercloud/dockercloud"
repository, err = dockercloud.GetRepository("registry.local/user1/image1")
if err != nil {
log.Println(err)
}
repository.Remove()
docker-cloud repository rm registry.local/user1/image1
Removes the external repository from Docker Cloud. It won’t remove the repository from the third party registry where it’s stored.
Endpoint Type
Available in Docker Cloud’s REST API
HTTP Request
DELETE /api/repo/v1/[optional_namespace/]repository/
Path Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| name | The name of the external repository to remove |


management_layer.utils module¶
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management_layer.utils.
get_until_complete
(request, api, operation, offset=0, limit=100, **kwargs)[source]¶ Perform continuous get calls until all the requested data has been obtained. :param request: The current request object. :param api: The API to be queried. :param operation: The operation to be performed on the given API (with http info). :param offset: The current offset of the API call. :param limit: The limit of returned results from each call. :return: List of data returned.
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management_layer.utils.
return_clients
(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶ Some tests require a test client list to be returned
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management_layer.utils.
return_sites
(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶ Some tests require a test site list to be returned
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management_layer.utils.
return_user
(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶ Some tests require a test user to be returned
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management_layer.utils.
return_users
(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶ Some test functions require to obtain a list of users with at least an id and username that is what this will do. :return: A list of uuid user_ids


Over 30 universities have no charter
by AdminA charter is granted to universities that possess a provisional license for a minimum of three years and would have satisfied all the conditions set during their time of licensing.
Over 30 universities in Uganda have no university charter, despite some of them having operated in the country for nearly 10 years.
At the start of a university, a provisional license is a certificate granted by the National Council of Higher Education (NCHE) to an applicant wishing to start a private university. At the point of application, a letter of interim authority should be valid.
A charter is granted to universities that possess a provisional license for a minimum of three years and would have satisfied all the conditions set during their time of licensing.
Granted by the Head of State, it defines the governance of the university: its objects, statutes, ordinances, regulations, officers, and powers including those that allow us to award degrees.
Requirements for a charter
A charter is granted to universities that have demonstrated high quality in staffing, teaching and learning, research output, extension services, infrastructural development, and good governance, among others.
For any institution to be accredited, NCHE must be satisfied, after a series of inspections and visitations, that the institution concerned has adequate physical and financial resources, viable programmes, adequate qualified staff and structures of governance to deliver quality higher education.
Universities and other Tertiary Institutions Act, states that the charter is granted by the President as evidence that the university meets the requirements and standards of academic excellence set by the NCHE.
List of universities without a charter
Aga Khan University
Kumi University
African Bible College of Uganda
Uganda Pentecostal University
St. Lawrence University
Muteesa I Royal University
All Saints University, Lango
Clarke International University
Cavendish University
International University of East Africa
Victoria University
African Rural University
Livingstone International University
St. Augustine International University
Virtual University of Uganda
Uganda Technology and Management University,
African Renewal University
Nsaka University
Ibanda University
University of Kisubi
Kayiwa International University
Valley University of Science &and Technology
Team University
Great Lakes University
Ankole Western University
University of the Sacred
Metropolitan International University
Avance International University
University of St. Joseph, Mbarara
Nile University
Fins Medical University


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