Victoria Bus Station and Queen's Drive Park and Ride will re-open on Monday
Some parking spaces have been cordoned off at the park and ride because of standing water
by Jamie BarlowThe Victoria Bus Station will reopen on Monday (November 17) after work was carried out to solve electrical issues.
Nottingham City Council confirmed the station's travel centre had closed because of a power outage.
Engineers tried to resolve the issues but the station was closed over the weekend with buses diverted to other stops in the city.
The station was also shut on Sunday (November 17).
However, the city council tweeted to say the bus station would be open on Monday.
It also confirmed the Queen's Drive Park and Ride - which has been closed for the past few days because of the bad weather - will also reopen on the same day.
The council clarified in the tweet that a small number of spaces had been cordoned off because of standing water.
It was the second time in as many weeks the park and ride was shut following the recent heavy downpours.
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In today's technical blog post for Dev Bootcamp, I'm going to look at enumerable#cycle.
(Source)Calls block for each element of enum repeatedly n times or forever if none or nil is given. If a non-positive number is given or the collection is empty, does nothing. Returns nil if the loop has finished without getting interrupted.
#cycle saves elements in an internal array so changes to enum after the first pass have no effect.
If no block is given, an enumerator is returned instead.
Like many other enumerable methods, you can call enumerable#cycle on any enumerable object. (Don't forget: an enumerable object is a range, hash, array, etc.) Once you call #cycle, it will run the block n times.
a = ["a", "b", "c"]
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a.cycle { |x| puts x } # print, a, b, c, a, b, c,.. forever.
a.cycle(2) { |x| puts x } # print, a, b, c, a, b, c.
Use #cycle with caution. If you don't pass a number as an argument, it will run forever and result in an infinite loop.
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Research and analysis
This research builds on a previous report to gain a wider insight into the role of executive head.
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The primary executive headship research, by Iain Barnes, in 2006 looked at how 6 headteachers led more than 1 school. The research identified 6 important skills and attributes of executive headteachers. This study builds on that research to gain a wider insight into the role of executive head within federations.
The report found that 3 of the skills identified by Barnes were still very significant:
Findings suggest 3 further attributes of executive heads which have implications on the future leadership development provision for executive heads of federations.


London Calling! Here’s a look inside The Clash’s brilliant new exhibition
Get involved.
A new exhibition celebrating The Clash has arrived in London, and it’s a near-essential pilgrimage for fans of the punk icons across the globe.
Marking the fortieth anniversary of the band’s seminal third album, ‘London Calling’, the exhibition is on at the Museum of London and it’s full of items that played a huge role in writing the band’s name into the annals of music history.
Upon entering, fans will immediately notice Paul Simonon’s broken bass guitar, after he famously smashed the instrument on stage at The Palladium in New York City. The moment went on to become immortalised on the cover of ‘London Calling’.
Other items on display include Joe Strummer’s note book with early lyrics to ‘London Calling’ and Topper Headon’s drum sticks – the only item of Headon’s that remains from this time.
There’s also a welcome nod to our history too: the exhibition displays the work of former NME staff photographer Pennie Smith, who took some of the band’s most recognisable shots.
While our selection of pictures will give you an idea of what to expect, it’s only a small taster of the expansive collection on display at the gallery itself. Get involved.
The Clash: London Calling is at the Museum of London until April 19 2020.


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Introduction
Medellín’s recent history is one of storied proportion. The city symbolizes Colombia’s departure from decades of armed conflict, entrenched vigilantism, and neglectful government. New Colombian governments, national and municipal alike, have prioritized the construction and revitalization of infrastructure not only to improve service provision to Colombians, but to make sure these investments are visible. Beginning in 2004, Medellín began an intensive campaign of infrastructure and program development under Mayor Sergio Fajardo. Fajardo’s “social urbanism” project aimed to address issues of socioeconomic inequality in Medellín and to illustrate the municipal government’s new found commitment to the city’s most underserved and marginalized.
The Parque Biblioteca, or Library Park, system was a key component of Fajardo’s scheme of social urbanism. Suggest in the Medellín Development Plan of 2004-2007 (Plan Desarrollo 2004-2007) and written into law under Agreement 48 of 2006 (Acuerdo 48 de 2006), the Parque Biblioteca system authorized the construction of five “library parks” in Medellin’s most dangerous and neglected neighborhoods; an additional five library parks were constructed in a second phase after the success of phase 1 of the project. In addition to fulfilling the more traditional role of a typical library by providing educational and computer-based services, each library park offers leisure and social spaces for community activities as well as a variety of cultural programs.
Beyond the provision of community resources, the library parks were conceived of as instruments of socioeconomic change intended to attract people both from within the community and Medellín more broadly, thus initiating local development and improved safety. In fact, increased activity from libraries has in many cases created localized positive change proximal to the facilities.
The role of the library parks extends above that of its physical reality. The aggregate capacity of the Library Parks as an urban scale system and their aptitude for symbolic representation of the municipality's development narrative can be seen as more successful and arguably more desired than the intent of the buildings as libraries. The library parks operate as three distinct entities each at a different scale: the objects of a narrative of social urbanism, nodes in an urban system, and as community buildings. Our study is structured such that it investigates the libraries at each of these scales. This multi-scalar approach illuminates the complexity and operative simultaneity of Medellín's Parques Bibliotecas.
Narrative Map
Medellín’s Parque Biblioteca system was created as an integral component of the municipal government’s social urbanism campaign, started in the early 2000’s. Each library was conceived of by the Fajardo administration as agent of socio-economic improvement with the capacity to drive positive neighborhood change in the neighborhood it was placed. Along with other urban scale projects implemented around this time–expansions to public transportation including Metrocable, a myriad of educational and health related facilities and programs, the library parks came to form a broad narrative of Development proliferated by local government.
The narrative became a tool to sell these projects to the people of Medellín and to market the city’s campaign of social urbanism to the world. As iconic projects, the library parks quickly became symbols of Fajardo’s social urbanism and the objects of the myth of Medellin’s transformation. In Bogota and Medellin Architecture and Politics, Castro aptly chronicles the ascendance of the park libraries to their current near-mythical status. “Based on local management, and driven by a succession of independent mayors working along the margins of traditional politics, their famed improvement has seen these two cities referenced by numerous architects and city mayors around the world” (Castro 2011).
The timeline illustrates the construction of the myth of Medellin’s libraries, charting the how the narrative has been propagated and the Parque-Biblioteca projects represented by important actors involved. The timeline contains key documents–legislation, news articles, government announcements, statements from architects, each constituting a building block of the narrative. These references are filtered by who produced them in order to illuminate the agendas and sub-narratives of specific actor groups.
System Analysis
The System Network map illustrates the relationship the park libraries have with the city and their neighborhoods. Focusing on the Parque Biblioteca España, the map highlights its position in the environment of the Santo Domingo neighborhood and Comuna 1, and the context in which it operates. Designed around the time the Metrocable Santo Domingo first opened, the projects work together in activating the hilly settlement, generating new forms of social urbanism and communal bonds to revitalize the once crime-ridden neighborhood.
The area lines represent the neighborhood and the comuna from the smaller to larger scale respectively. The Parque Biblioteca España forms a series of connections to the environs based on their hosted programs (yellow lines) and destinations (circle for sports facilities, triangle for street spaces, square for schools) and the co-operations between the various libraries located within other comunas as a part of a larger system (blue lines), extending well beyond municipal borders in terms of its programmatic impact.
There have been considerable reports of positive co-relations between the libraries and quality of life in their vicinity, and has spurred a further planning of future high-impact community buildings in Medellin. As highlighted in the Medellin Library Systems strategic plan for 2014 – 2018, challenges and opportunities have been identified to reconcile how all the Library Parks were perceived initially as an ‘object’, to the impact the buildings have on their communities and motivations for future projects of a similar typology.
Case Study: Parque Biblioteca Espana
The Parque Biblioteca Espana is arguably the most iconic of all the park libraries in Medellin.It has become the de facto poster child for the Medellin of the 21st Century and Fajardo's campaign of social urbanism. In addition, Parque Biblioteca Espana in particular has become a tourist destination, attracting visitors from other parts of Colombia and abroad. The icon status of the library calls into question who the library is meant to serve: outsiders and global architecture/planning disciplines or those living in the community.
The case study consists of two parts: a building program analysis and a study of social media that involves the library. The building program analysis illustrates what resources the library offers and what target groups the library was intended to serve. The social media study display tweets and instagram posts that mention specifically the Biblioteca Espana. These posts were then filtered depending on their sentiment towards the project - yellow is the most critical, blue the most positive. This type of analysis is meant to offer a glimpse into both tourists and community member's perception of the Parque Biblioteca Espana.
Analysis + Conclusion
Narrative Scale
Medellín’s Parque Biblioteca system was created as an integral component of the municipal government’s social urbanism champaign started in the early 2000’s. Each library was conceived of by the Fajardo administration as agent of socio-economic improvement with the capacity to drive positive neighborhood change in the neighborhood it was placed. Along with other urban scale projects implemented around this time–expansions to public transportation including Metrocable, a myriad of educational and health related facilities and programs, the library parks came to form a broad narrative of Development proliferated by local government.
The narrative became a tool to sell these projects to the people of Medellín and to market the city’s campaign of social urbanism to the world. As iconic projects, the library parks quickly became symbols of Fajardo’s social urbanism and the objects of the myth of Medellin’s transformation. In Bogota and Medellin Architecture and Politics, Castro aptly chronicles the ascendance of the park libraries to their current near-mythical status. “Based on local management, and driven by a succession of independent mayors working along the margins of traditional politics, their famed improvement has seen these two cities referenced by numerous architects and city mayors around the world” (Castro 2011).
The timeline illustrates the construction of the myth of Medellin’s libraries, charting the how the narrative has been propagated and the Parque-Biblioteca projects represented by important actors involved. The timeline contains key documents–legislation, news articles, government announcements, statements from architects, each constituting a building block of the narrative. These references are filtered by who produced them in order to illuminate the agendas and sub-narratives of specific actor groups.
System Analysis Scale
The narrative behind the systems allowed us to gain an insight into the impact the libraries have had on the neighborhood despite the recent failures in the integrity of the building. In efforts to make sure the library remained operational, the recurring programs hosted within have been preserved, spread out in different buildings around the neighborhood and the old Biblioteca Granizal.
It could be argued that only in light of this failure, could the scope of functions be physically manifested in its relocations throughout the city, far exceeding the capacities of the old Biblioteca Granizal. Whether it be a mobile library travelling four times a week around Medellin, or digital literacy sessions in neighboring schools, the range of activities that endure is telling in the success of the Biblioteca as a community space despite its perceived shortcomings and mythical construct.
Library Scale
The case study of the Parque Biblioteca Espana represents the iconoism that Fajardo sought out to achieve with the Parque Biblioteca master plan. While there are distinct opinions between larger media sources and social media sources, it is interesting to analyze social media as it pertains to audience. Specifically, many of the sentiment differences between negative and positive social media posts are defined by architectural praise and the library park’s larger association with the government and finances of Medellin.


FROM DUSK TILL DAWN A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1996 Christopher Null
If you have the faintest idea what this movie is all about, I'd appreciate a call. As best I can tell, the lowdown is this: guns, hostages, a Winnebago, Mexico, breasts, booze, vampires, and gore...lots and lots of gore.
"Not for all tastes" is an extreme understatement, as FROM DUSK TILL DAWN is the most obscenely violent and distasteful film to come along in years. Basically an EVIL DEAD set in Mexico, this Quentin Tarantino-Robert Rodriguez collaboration tells the sketchy story of the Gecko brothers (Tarantino and George Clooney, taking a rest from "ER" to cut up people in another medium), a couple of fugitives on the run to the border. On the way, they pick up a family as hostages: lapsed preacher Jacob Fuller (Harvey Keitel), daughter Kate (Juliette Lewis), and son Scott (Ernest Liu). In the Fuller's RV, they make it to a Mexican strip bar, only to discover it's run by vampires. (Thankfully, it makes a great place for an old-fashioned bloodletting.) Plot is clearly incidental to the film.
Tarantino's typical wry humor (some is funny, some is decidedly not) pervades the film, punctuated by Rodriguez's flair for filming violence. The latter gets a lot more screen time, with the frequently loud explosions effectively muting what I expect were some good one-liners. These two filmmakers may be best buddies (and they are), but their styles just don't seem to match sometimes: Tarantino's penchant for long, drawn-out scenes doesn't fit with Rodriguez's quick cutting style. You can almost hear him off-screen, chanting, "Get on with it!"
And I was too. I wish Tarantino would get over the fascination of hearing his own dialogue, although I must admit he seems to have found his perfect role as a demented pervert with a heart of coal.
The way-over-the-top campiness is so completely ridiculous, it's impossible to take anything in the film seriously. And trust me, that's not a bad thing. The problem is, it makes rating FROM DUSK TILL DAWN nearly impossible, so here's my best shot. For the squeamish and/or feminists: *. For schlock horror fans and Tarantino freaks: *****. A nice average:
RATING: ***
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This package lets you find features (node Z) of nodes (node Y) that all interact with one node (node X), this is repeated for all nodes in the network and done using a single function call:
# Install:
install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("vitkl/NetFeaturePval", dependencies = T)
# Run analysis
res = permutationPval(interactions2permute = nodeX ~ nodeY,
associations2test = nodeX ~ nodeZ, node_attr = NULL,
data, statistic = nodeX + nodeZ ~ .N, select_nodes = NULL, N = 1000,
cores = NULL, seed = NULL, also_permuteYZ = F, clustermq = F)
# plot p-value distribution (histogram)
plot(res)
One use case is predicting proteins domains that mediate binding of other proteins to a seed protein:
Vignette: Predict protein domains likely to mediate binding
This is done by computing a statistic that can be as simple as count of nodes (Y) with a given feature (Z) among all nodes that interact with node X. Formula interface allows defining any statistic needed.
As a next step, a specified number of random networks are generated by permuting X-Y interactions or both X-Y and Y-Z interactions. These random networks are used to calculate calculate an empirical p-value telling how often the observed stastistic or larger seen in these random networks.
Two parallelisation strategies are implemented:


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Reminder! To run these examples, you should first start a new session then load the sample database using:"/localvision/samples/pma/sample.load" asFileContents evaluate ;Any other files referenced can be read from the /localvision/samples/pma directory.Note: The sample.load file runs by default on a Unix environment. If you are using a Windows NT platform, this location may be prefixed by a drive and optional path (e.g. d:/visiondb/localvision/samples/pma/sample.load). Check with your Vision Administrator for further details.
Named Account \102 holdings do: [ security code print:10 ; security name print:30 ; shares print:10 ; totalMarketValue printWithCommas:15 ; percentOfPort printNL ; ];
Execute this program. You should see:
02364J10 AMERICA ONLINE INC DEL COM 8200.00 695,975.00 14.95 37044210 GENERAL MTRS CORP COM 7800.00 497,741.40 10.69 00949T10 AIRTOUCH COMMUNICATNS COM 15200.00 589,000.00 12.65 ...
The message holdings is a list that contains the individual securities held within the specific account. The message shares, totalMarketValue, and percentOfPort directly access data for each individual holding. The message security navigates to specific security level messages like name and code.
# Add headers "Code" print:10 ; "Name" print:35 ; "Shares" print:12 ; "Total Mkt Val" print:15 ; "% of Port" printNL ; newLine print ; Named Account \102 holdings sortDown:[percentOfPort] . # sorted in descending order do: [ security code print:10 ; security name print:35 ; shares print:10 ; totalMarketValue printWithCommas:15 ; percentOfPort printNL ; ];
Execute this program. You should see:
Code Name Shares Total Mkt Val % of Port 24702510 DELL COMPUTER CORP COM 8600.00 717,566.80 15.41 02364J10 AMERICA ONLINE INC DEL COM 8200.00 695,975.00 14.95 00949T10 AIRTOUCH COMMUNICATNS COM 15200.00 589,000.00 12.65 ...
This example expands on the previous example by adding column headings and sorting the holdings. The message sortDown displays the holdings in descending order. The data can also be displayed in ascending order by using the message sortUp.
The next example displays holdings data with headings, sorted by percentage of portfolio from a different date. Read the file example2.c. You should see:
"Code" print:10 ; "Name" print:37 ; "Shares" print:12 ; "Total Mkt Val" print:15 ; "% of Port" printNL ; newLine print ; 971105 evaluate: # access the data as of this date [ Named Account \102 holdings sortDown:[percentOfPort] . do: [ security code print:10 ; security name print:35 ; shares printWithCommas:10 ; totalMarketValue printWithCommas:15 ; percentOfPort printNL ; ]; ];
Execute this program. You should see:
Code Name Shares Total Mkt Val % of Port 40410010 HBO & CO COM 19,600.00 852,600.00 9.61 37935240 GLOBAL MARINE INC COM 25,400.00 790,575.00 8.91 24702510 DELL COMPUTER CORP COM 8,600.00 689,075.00 7.77 ...
By surrounding the request with a changed date, you are able to display the same report but with different data. The evaluate: message will access the data as of the date supplied. This date becomes the default date used for all operations inside the brackets.
"Code" print:10 ; "Name" print:37 ; "Shares" print:12 ; "Total Mkt Val" print:15 ; "% of Port" print:10 ; "Sector" printNL:-10 ; newLine print; Named Account \102 holdings sortDown:[percentOfPort] . do: [ security code print:10 ; security name print:35 ; shares printWithCommas:10 ; totalMarketValue printWithCommas:15 ; percentOfPort print:10 ; security company industry sector name printNL:-35 ; #Navigate to sector ];
Execute this program. You should see:
Code Name Shares Total Mkt Val % of Port Sector 24702510 DELL COMPUTER CORP COM 8,600.00 717,566.80 15.41 Technology 02364J10 AMERICA ONLINE INC DEL COM 8,200.00 695,975.00 14.95 Consumer services 00949T10 AIRTOUCH COMMUNICATNS COM 15,200.00 589,000.00 12.65 Commercial/industrial services ...
One aspect of navigational flow in Vision is that messages are defined to return objects from other classes. The example security company industry sector name, is a continuation of the navigational theme. The message company at the class Security, returns an instance of the Company class. The message industry at the class Company, returns an instance of the Industry class. The message sector at the class Industry returns an instance of the Sector class. The full expression security company industry sector name navigates from the specific holding to its sector and accesses the sector's name.
Named Account \102 holdings groupedBy:[security company industry sector] . # group into sectors sortUp:[name] . # sort by sector name do: [ code print:10 ; # sector code name printNL:35 ; # sector name groupList # for each holding in sector do: [ security code print:10 ; security name print:30 ; shares print:10 ; totalMarketValue printWithCommas:15 ; percentOfPort printNL ; ]; newLine print ; ];
Execute this program. You should see:
SRVI Commercial/industrial services 00949T10 AIRTOUCH COMMUNICATNS COM 15200.00 589,000.00 12.65 DURB Consumer durables 37044210 GENERAL MTRS CORP COM 7800.00 497,741.40 10.69 34537010 FORD MTR CO DEL COM 7200.00 338,853.60 7.28 ...
The groupedBy: message groups the current list based on the supplied block. Once the list has been grouped, the holdings in the group are accessed with the groupList message.
971105 evaluate: [ Named Account \102 holdings groupedBy:[security company industry sector] . sortUp:[name] . # Sort by sector name do: [ code print:10 ; # sector code name printNL:35 ; # sector name groupList # For each holding in sector do: [ security code print:10 ; security name print:30 ; shares print:10 ; totalMarketValue printWithCommas:15 ; percentOfPort printNL ; ]; newLine print ; ]; ];
Execute this program. You should see:
SRVI Commercial/industrial services 00949T10 AIRTOUCH COMMUNICATNS COM 15200.00 587,100.00 6.62 DURB Consumer durables 37044210 GENERAL MTRS CORP COM 7800.00 500,666.40 5.65 34537010 FORD MTR CO DEL COM 12400.00 541,731.20 6.11 ...
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Event bits are used to indicate if an event has
occurred or not. Event bits are often referred to
as event flags. For example, an
application may:
- Define a bit (or flag) that means "A message
has been received and is ready for processing"
when it is set to 1, and "there are no messages
waiting to be processed" when it is set to 0.
- Define a bit (or flag) that means "The
application has queued a message that is ready
to be sent to a network" when it is set to 1,
and "there are no messages queued ready to be
sent to the network" when it is set to 0.
- Define a bit (or flag) that means "It is
time to send a heartbeat message onto a
network" when it is set to 1, and "it is not
yet time to send another heartbeat message"
when it is set to 0.
An event group is a set of event bits. Individual
event bits within an event group are referenced by
a bit number. Expanding the example provided above:
- The event bit that means "A message has been
received and is ready for processing" might be
bit number 0 within an event group.
- The event bit that means "The application
has queued a message that is ready to be sent
to a network" might be bit number 1 within the
same event group.
- The event bit that means "It is time to send
a heartbeat message onto a network" might be
bit number 2 within the same event group.
Event groups are referenced by variables of type
EventGroupHandle_t.
The number of bits (or flags) stored within an
event group is 8 if configUSE_16_BIT_TICKS is set to 1, or 24
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An event group containing 24-event bits, only
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functions are provided that allow a task to,
among other things, set one or
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processing time) to wait for a set of one or more
event bits to become set within an event group.
Event groups can also be used to synchronise
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will wait in the Blocked state (not consuming any
CPU time) until all the other tasks taking part
in the synchronisation also reached their
synchronisation point.
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An event group implementation will create a
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New Feature - HPA/DCO detection now included
Various software applications exist which allow a user to create or modify a Host Protected Area (HPA) or Device Configuration Overlay (DCO) table on a hard drive. Drives 1 and 3, write-blocked for forensic analysis, will also report the existance of these otherwise hidden areas.
TrayFree Technology available on the three SATA bays.  No screws, no trays,All four bays offer a lock for additional security, three SATA bays have shock protection for longer drive life. An aluminum case provides excellent heat dissipation and rugged durability.
1st bay is either IDE/PATA (410 version) or SATA (411 version)
3rd bay is SATA
2nd and 4th (SATA) bays are read/write for captured data
WiebeTech's trusted proprietary write-blocked technology ensures zero writes back to the Device(s) Under Capture
Easily swap in new drives for unlimited capacity
SATA bays are shock absorbing for drive protection.
Sturdy, all-metal construction
Handle for easy transport
Field Kit "A0" is sold empty (so that you may add your own adapters) or with adapters. For preconfigured kits, see A1 or A2. More info about kit A-0
Kit "A-3" comes with a Forensic UltraDock and six v4 Combo Adapters -- everything you need to acquire data in the field from a large variety of hard drives, including 2.5 & 3.5-inch PATA or SATA drives, 1.0-inch MicroDrives, CompactFlash modules, SD cards, 1.8-inch drives, and ZIF drives. More info about kit A-3
Kit "A-4" includes everything from kit A-1, plus a USB WriteBlocker for access to USB thumb drives and many other USB mass storage devices
Attach Small Drives
Introducing v4 Combo Adapters
WiebeTech has revised its popular family of Combo Adapters to work better than ever with the fourth generation of DriveDocks. Each adapter has been completely redesigned to make it sleeker and easier to use. Just attach a v4 Combo Adapter to your UltraDock v4, and access many kinds of drives.
New v4 Combo Adapter Features:
The new shrouded IDE interface connector helps protect the delicate IDE pins while connecting the adapter to the dock.
The IDE interface now faces upward for better accessibility.
The adapters now share a smaller, more consistent size. The SATA adapter has been streamlined to 25% its former size!
There's also a brand new addition to the family that allows access to 1.8" Hitachi ZIF drives (p/n ADAv4-18-HIT-ZIF).
Toshiba 1.8 inch drives (the type used in many iPods)
Order code: 31000-1099-0000
SATA drives, either 2.5 or 3.5 inch size
Order code: 31000-1030-0000
2.5 inch Notebook Drives and Hitachi 1.8 inch drives
Order code: 31000-1001-0000
PCCARD drives, as used in PCMCIA slots, and PCMCIA adapters for Compact Flash, Sony Memory Stick, SD, MC
Order code: 31000-1093-0000
Hitachi 1.8 inch ZIF drives
Order code: 31000-1097-0000
v4 Combo Adapter Kit #1, with 5 adapters (-SATA, -25, -MCB, -18-TOSH, -18-HIT-ZIF)
Order code: 31100-0000-0001
v4 Combo Adapter Kit #2, with 5 adapters in a Pelican case (-SATA, -25, -MCB, -18-TOSH, -18-HIT-
ZIF)
Order code: 31100-0000-0002
1.8 inch Toshiba ZIF drives
Order code: 31000-1098-0000
Disk on Module (DOM) drives
Order code: 31000-1094-0000
v4 Combo Adapter Kit #4, w/7 adapters (-SATA, -25, -MCB, -18-TOSH, -18-HIT-ZIF, -18-TOSH-ZIF, -DOM)
Order code: 31100-0000-0004
SATA, PATA, & USB types of mini PCIe
Order code: 31000-1091-0000
Concerned with image file compatibility? The Typhoon supports the widely accepted Advanced Forensic File (AFF) image format. Compressed image support is also provided.
For More Info Call<PHONE_NUMBER>
https://bonellassociates.com/all-products/cpr-tools/cpr-tools-typhoon/
Each hard drive that is purged is provided with a certificate of destruction giving the serial number manufacturer, model number, size of the hard drive, date time when it was purged.
Ths hard drives can either be redeployed or turned over to a third party without haveing to worry about the data ever being retrieved from the hard drives.
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Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
Built in Forensic Write-Block
Built in PATA and SATA interfaces
Sector to Sector Cloning
Drive Imaging
On-The-Fly Image Compression
G-Clone (Clone the G-List)
Email Alerts (allows the user to input an email address which gets notified when the process starts, stops, errors or at specific time intervals)
Add-on Features include
iFirmware
Advanced Data Recovery
MD5 Hash generation
Drive erasing with user selectable methods
Image Resume - allows the user to stop and resume image files
USB 2.0 Write Block feature (Mass Storage Switch)
Fast Clone - File System Copy
Partition Copy
DriveKey- Unlocks ATA Password protected drives
Extended Capability Sledge Hammer. Each Sledge Hammer allows up to 8 drives to be subjected to the same rock-solid, NIST 800-88 compliant data eradication at one time. Up to 4 Sledge Hammer devices can be used with Hammer at one time.
Audit Trails
Mix and Match Connect All PATA, Mixed PATA/SATA, Sledgehammer set to Hammer,up to 32 drives at once. Sledge Hammer incorporates all the functionality of Hammer with some new features, like the ability to HOT SWAP hard drives. When one drive is finished you can remove the drive and put another in its place and start purging the new drive right away!
NIST Sanitization
For more information on NIST Special Publication 800-00, visit http://www.nist.gov.
Security Erase
Security Erase is a standard technology embedded in most ATA hard drives manufactured after 2001. This technique is considered equivalent in security to degaussing by NIST and because the drives can be reused, this method has the added benefit of being not only cost-effective, but green!
When Security Erase is implemented by Hammer/Sledge Hammer, the hard drive is assigned a random password that locks the drive completely. It will not unlock until the Security Erase procedure is completed. When Security Erase is not supported, Hammer/Sledge Hammer automatically uses an embedded version of CPR Tools' BangDisk utility to overwrite every sector on the attached drive.
Features
Works with the CPR Toolbox
Purge 8 drives per Sledge Hammer at one time
Meets NIST 800-88, HIPAA, SoX, GLBA & more
Complete audit trails
Portable for field use
Lock & unlock drives
Stores 16,000 records
TrayFree bays
Up to 320 MB/s (configuration dependant)
Up to 12TB With 3TB Drives
RAID 0, 1, 0+1, 3, 5, 6 & JBOD
TrayFree Trayless Technology for RTX Enclosures
WiebeTech's TrayFree bays make adding drives a breeze. It really is as easy as opening the door, sliding the drive in, and closing the door. No screws, no trays, it just works.
 The great thing about floppies was certainly not the polite 1.4MB of storage space... but do you remember when you could keep a pile of floppy disks hanging around, and pop one in whenever you need it? It's becoming more and more common to have piles of hard drives with data you need to access quickly. The RTX line allows you to think about hard drives in that same old way: Pop them in and access the contents without fussing with the enclosure or even a tray. With RTX TrayFree technology, loading a SATA drive takes only a few seconds.
FireWire JBOD
RTX400H-QJ -- View specs
4 TrayFree bays
4 FireWire 800 (400 Compatible) ports - one for each bay
4 USB 2 ports - one for each bay
4 eSATA - one for each bay
Up to 50 MB/s per bay
Shock Absorbing Bays
Separate key lock for each HDD
Software RAIDable (RAID 0/1 built in to Mac OS X)
RAIDable on Windows with 4 port SATA PCI card with hardware RAID capabilities - our part number, PCI-10
JBOD only
Upgrade to RTX400H-QJ and get All-Metal Bays!
iSCSI RAID
RTX410-IR --
4 TrayFree bays
Add up to 4 additional drives/enclosures to the RAID via eSATA exapnsion ports on the rear panel - RTX410-IR will RAID them as if they were also internal.
2 iSCSI ports
Up to 100+ MB/s (network dependant)
Shock Absorbing Bays
Separate key lock for each HDD
RAID 0, 1, 0+1, 3, 5, 6 & JBOD
More info about the advanced RAID controller in RTX IR
Portable write-blocked access for SATA or PATA drives
1st and 3rd bay are write blocked Desktop-based storage enclosure allows investigators to examine 3.5" IDE / PATA or SATA drives write-blocked bays and copy data onto SATA drives. Use the unit in the lab, or carry it with the heavy-duty handle that allows for easy transport.
Write-blocked drive bays prevent data from being written back to the drive. Write-block support is provided via WiebeTech's proprietary write-block technology that offers easy read-only access to suspect hard drives through high speed FireWire 800 (400 compatible), USB2, or eSATA interfaces. WiebeTech's write-block technology is compatible with forensic acquisition and analysis software. Each bay offers both dual FireWire 800 (400 compatible) and single USB and eSATA ports.
New Feature - HPA/DCO detection now included
Various software applications exist which allow a user to create or modify a Host Protected Area (HPA) or Device Configuration Overlay (DCO) table on a hard drive. Drives 1 and 3, write-blocked for forensic analysis, will also report the existance of these otherwise hidden areas.
TrayFree Technology available on the three SATA bays.  No screws, no trays,All four bays offer a lock for additional security, three SATA bays have shock protection for longer drive life. An aluminum case provides excellent heat dissipation and rugged durability.
1st bay is either IDE/PATA (410 version) or SATA (411 version)
3rd bay is SATA
2nd and 4th (SATA) bays are read/write for captured data
WiebeTech's trusted proprietary write-blocked technology ensures zero writes back to the Device(s) Under Capture
Easily swap in new drives for unlimited capacity
SATA bays are shock absorbing for drive protection.
Sturdy, all-metal construction
Handle for easy transport
Field Kit "A0" is sold empty (so that you may add your own adapters) or with adapters. For preconfigured kits, see A1 or A2. More info about kit A-0
Kit "A-3" comes with a Forensic UltraDock and six v4 Combo Adapters -- everything you need to acquire data in the field from a large variety of hard drives, including 2.5 & 3.5-inch PATA or SATA drives, 1.0-inch MicroDrives, CompactFlash modules, SD cards, 1.8-inch drives, and ZIF drives. More info about kit A-3
Kit "A-4" includes everything from kit A-1, plus a USB WriteBlocker for access to USB thumb drives and many other USB mass storage devices
Attach Small Drives
Introducing v4 Combo Adapters
WiebeTech has revised its popular family of Combo Adapters to work better than ever with the fourth generation of DriveDocks. Each adapter has been completely redesigned to make it sleeker and easier to use. Just attach a v4 Combo Adapter to your UltraDock v4, and access many kinds of drives.
New v4 Combo Adapter Features:
The new shrouded IDE interface connector helps protect the delicate IDE pins while connecting the adapter to the dock.
The IDE interface now faces upward for better accessibility.
The adapters now share a smaller, more consistent size. The SATA adapter has been streamlined to 25% its former size!
There's also a brand new addition to the family that allows access to 1.8" Hitachi ZIF drives (p/n ADAv4-18-HIT-ZIF).
Toshiba 1.8 inch drives (the type used in many iPods)
Order code: 31000-1099-0000
SATA drives, either 2.5 or 3.5 inch size
Order code: 31000-1030-0000
2.5 inch Notebook Drives and Hitachi 1.8 inch drives
Order code: 31000-1001-0000
PCCARD drives, as used in PCMCIA slots, and PCMCIA adapters for Compact Flash, Sony Memory Stick, SD, MC
Order code: 31000-1093-0000
Hitachi 1.8 inch ZIF drives
Order code: 31000-1097-0000
v4 Combo Adapter Kit #1, with 5 adapters (-SATA, -25, -MCB, -18-TOSH, -18-HIT-ZIF)
Order code: 31100-0000-0001
v4 Combo Adapter Kit #2, with 5 adapters in a Pelican case (-SATA, -25, -MCB, -18-TOSH, -18-HIT-
ZIF)
Order code: 31100-0000-0002
1.8 inch Toshiba ZIF drives
Order code: 31000-1098-0000
Disk on Module (DOM) drives
Order code: 31000-1094-0000
v4 Combo Adapter Kit #4, w/7 adapters (-SATA, -25, -MCB, -18-TOSH, -18-HIT-ZIF, -18-TOSH-ZIF, -DOM)
Order code: 31100-0000-0004
SATA, PATA, & USB types of mini PCIe
Order code: 31000-1091-0000
Concerned with image file compatibility? The Typhoon supports the widely accepted Advanced Forensic File (AFF) image format. Compressed image support is also provided.
For More Info Call<PHONE_NUMBER>
https://bonellassociates.com/all-products/cpr-tools/cpr-tools-typhoon/
Each hard drive that is purged is provided with a certificate of destruction giving the serial number manufacturer, model number, size of the hard drive, date time when it was purged.
Ths hard drives can either be redeployed or turned over to a third party without haveing to worry about the data ever being retrieved from the hard drives.


Jeannine Stickle
Web Developer
Work Experience
Jeannine Stickle Web Development, Portland, Oregon
Freelance Web Developer
2020 – Present
- Develop personalized, interactive websites from scratch using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and JQuery. Experience working from design comps.
Oregon Liquor Control Commission, Milwaukie, Oregon
Public Records Coordinator
2020 – Present
- Serve as the central point of contact for agency action related to public records requests.
- Provide daily customer service and technology assistance to staff and the public.
- Review and improve business processes related to the release of public records.
City Clerks Office, Aspen, Colorado
Records Manager
2018 – 2020
- Responsible for the management of 250,000 paper and electronic records.
- Provided daily customer service to staff and members of the public.
- Created automated workflows and business processes including automating previously manual processes for municipal elections.
- Collaborated with other departments on projects to add content to or improve the records management system. Collaborated with IT to identify integration and operation issues.
Garfield County Public Library District, Carbondale, Colorado
Branch Manager
2016 – 2018
- Oversaw the operation and administration of the Carbondale Branch Library.
- Supervised 7 staff members. Trained and directed work of staff.
- Handled customer complaints.
- Served as information technology help in the building in collaboration with offsite vendor. Troubleshooted and resolved reported problems with software, hardware, and network.
- Provided daily customer service and information technology assistance to customers.
Youth Services Manager
2015 – 2016
- Directed the 6-person Youth Services Team related to goals and objectives.
- Implemented and evaluated district-wide programs related to youth services.
- Trained Youth Services Team members across the district.
- Served as point of contact for staff, partners, and vendors on a district-wide level.


Test suite for non-uniform pseudo-random number generators.
| Version: | 0.7.4 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.0) |
| Suggests: | Runuran (≥ 0.18), testthat |
| Published: | 2014-02-26 |
| Author: | Josef Leydold and Sougata Chaudhuri |
| Maintainer: | Josef Leydold <josef.leydold at wu.ac.at> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| URL: | http://statmath.wu.ac.at/unuran/ |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | rvgtest results |
| Reference manual: | rvgtest.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Testing Non-Uniform Random Variate Generator |
| Package source: | rvgtest_0.7.4.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: rvgtest_0.7.4.zip, r-release: rvgtest_0.7.4.zip, r-oldrel: rvgtest_0.7.4.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: rvgtest_0.7.4.tgz, r-oldrel: rvgtest_0.7.4.tgz |
| Old sources: | rvgtest archive |
| Reverse imports: | RunuranGUI |
| Reverse suggests: | Tinflex |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=rvgtest to link to this page.


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