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Unusual internet libel case
New Times LA | Submitted by: Soylent
"But a few weeks into the job, things turned very weird. Smith claims he
overheard Batzel say she was the granddaughter of Heinrich Himmler, the
notorious Nazi commander who ran Hitler's SS and oversaw the concentration
camps where 6 million Jews were murdered. Smith also says he heard Batzel
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BBC | Submitted by: Soylent
"Analysis of the light coming from distant quasars suggests that a
fundamental physical constant may have been increasing slightly over
the past six billion years. The so-called fine structure constant,
which measures the strength with which subatomic particles interact
with one another and with light, may have been smaller at earlier
times in the history of the Universe." What if pi is the
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Jed Clampett seizing cars
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impounding offenders' cars and auctioning them off to recover $14 million in
outstanding debts. Operation Jed, named after Jed Clampett from the Beverly
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city. District collections manager Noel Smith said about half the 44,000 people
on the Waikato fine list were recidivist offenders who just didn't pay."
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Star Wars: Ku Klux Klan's Fantasy of the Future
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charge his latest Star Wars epic, Episode II: Attack of the Clones, toys with
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lookalikes who march in lockstep by the tens of thousands, and ultimately end
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| 20-CS-4003-001 | Organization of Programming Languages | Fall 2017 |
|---|---|---|
| Lab Assignment 1 |
Virtual functions, abstract classes
due: 1 September, 2017 (submit instructions: here)
| Rationale: | |
| This is a simple warm-up exercise. | |
| Important: | |
| You should not solve this by thinking this is a stand-alone, one-shot problem. Think of this as a way to develop a class hierarchy that can be placed in a library and never be modified afterward to accommodate new user classes that might be developed. So, in Wages.java we give you a class Employee, and subclasses WageEmployee, Manager, Programmer, Salesperson, and SalesManager and ask you to write an EmployeeList container class that implements methods for the maintenance of a database of Employee objects. The properties that the EmployeeList should have are described below. Your code should be designed in such a way that is does not break by adding, for example, a President class, or a part-time Worker Class, or a Student co-op class, or any other class of object that might be derived from one of the subclasses of the Employee class and added to the EmployeeList database. This is an exercise in polymorphism. Virtual functions are one means that C++ and Java have to support polymorphism. | |
| Lab Problem: | |
Create a class called EmployeeList that is a container of objects of
the following kind:
abstract class Employee { String name; Employee() {} Employee (String nm) { name = nm; } abstract double computePay(); void display () {} void setHours(double hrs) {} void setSales(double sales) {} void setSalary(double salary) { System.out.println("NO!"); } }This class and subclasses of this class are contained in file Wages.java, which compiles correctly without the EmployeeList class. You will add your implementation of the EmployeeList class to this file, uncomment the code at the bottom of the file, and maybe modify some of the existing code to see it run. The EmployeeList class should provide the following methods: Employee find (String nm) that returns an object in the container whose name matches nm, or null if no such Employee is in the container; void setHours(String nm, double hrs) that invokes setHours(hrs) on the employee in the container whose name matches nm; void setSalary(String nm, double salary) that invokes setSalary(salary) on the employee in the container whose name matches nm; void setSales(String nm, double sales) that invokes setSales(sales) on the employee in the container whose name matches nm; double payroll() that computes the total payroll of all Employee objects in the container using the computePay() method of each; and void display() which invokes display() of each employee in the container. The following kinds of objects are derived from the Employee class:
Try your code on this: EmployeeList emp = new EmployeeList(); emp.enqueue(new SalesManager("Gee", 1000)); emp.enqueue(new SalesManager("Gal", 1000)); emp.enqueue(new SalesManager("Gem", 1000)); emp.enqueue(new SalesPerson("John", 0.03)); emp.enqueue(new SalesPerson("Joan", 0.04)); emp.enqueue(new SalesPerson("Jack", 0.02)); emp.enqueue(new Manager("Fred", 10000)); emp.enqueue(new Manager("Frank", 5000)); emp.enqueue(new Manager("Florence", 3000)); emp.enqueue(new Programmer("Linda", 7)); emp.enqueue(new Programmer("Larry", 5)); emp.enqueue(new Programmer("Lewis", 3)); emp.setHours("Linda", 35); emp.setHours("Larry", 23); emp.setHours("Lewis", 3); emp.setSales("John", 12000); emp.setSales("Joan", 10000); emp.setSales("Jack", 5000); emp.setSales("Gee", 4000); emp.setSales("Gal", 3000); emp.setSales("Gem", 2000); emp.setSalary("Gee", 1000); emp.setSalary("Gal", 2000); emp.setSalary("Gem", 3000); emp.display(); System.out.println("Payroll: "+emp.payroll()); | |
| Sample Output: | |
Name: Gee Commission: 1000.0 Sales: 4000.0 Name: Gee Monthly Salary: 1000.0 Name: Gal Commission: 1000.0 Sales: 3000.0 Name: Gal Monthly Salary: 2000.0 Name: Gem Commission: 1000.0 Sales: 2000.0 Name: Gem Monthly Salary: 3000.0 Name: John Commission: 0.03 Sales: 12000.0 Name: Joan Commission: 0.04 Sales: 10000.0 Name: Jack Commission: 0.02 Sales: 5000.0 Name: Fred Monthly Salary: 10000.0 Name: Frank Monthly Salary: 5000.0 Name: Florence Monthly Salary: 3000.0 Name: Linda Hours: 35.0 Rate: 7.0 Name: Larry Hours: 23.0 Rate: 5.0 Name: Lewis Hours: 3.0 Rate: 3.0 SalesManager: Gee 4001000.0 SalesManager: Gal 3002000.0 SalesManager: Gem 2003000.0 Payroll: 9025229.0 |


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Docs - Observable Markov models
by Will Paul Project | Credits
Intro
$$ \lambda = (Q, A) $$ $$ Q = q_{1}q_{2}...q_{N} $$ a set of N states $$ A = a_{11}a_{12}...a_{n1}..a_{nn} $$ an NxN transition probability matrix...
The above is the beginning of a formal definition of a simple Markov model. While formalism is an important part of mathematics, I think its best to approach formal definitions after developing an intuition about what the underlying process is all about. And what better way to do that than through an interactive visualization?
Screenshot of the default visualization state
Screenshot of the visualization after some user interactions
Design & technical motivations
The goal was to represent a mathematical concept with as little math as possible. At first I thought this would mean that the visualization would require certain knowledge dependencies and that I would need to either link out or explain: conditional probability, finite state automata, transducers, etc. In the end I decided to avoid going into any depth about these to keep the wall of text surrounding the visualization to an absolute minimum.
I decided to use a force layout originally to facilitate organization of the nodes, of course now that I see how it lays out the nodes it would have been possible to do this without any physics. However, I do think having them bob around and unfold as they roll adds to the fun of the interaction, so I still think it was a good choice.
Project requirements
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Uses sound and/or other media appropriately
Sound was not required, because this isn't a game. All other media was generated progromatically. -
Uses canvas and bitmap images appropriately, with a consistent visual style; images are properly sized and optimized.
Visual style is fairly consistent, minimal and clean with color consistency throughout the visualization. No images to optimize. -
Uses an embedded or Web font to good effect
Used Merriweather for all long form text and Merriweather Sans for the actual visualization. Math-y stuff set in \(\LaTeX\) -
Experience is compelling, meaningful and enjoyable
Subjective, but I think it's fun. Others will have to be the judge of whether it's meaningful/useful since I already know the topic pretty well. -
User has appropriate control over sprites or the environment
Nodes are draggable, the number of nodes can be changed within reason (I limit the max), state transitions are triggered by the user, and the probabilities can be changed for each transition. -
Controls are responsive and intuitive
It works on mobile, especially in landscape mode, though still a better experience on the desktop. Nothing to out of the ordinary as far as controls go, used all standard input elements and drag/drop behavior. -
Includes different screens, as noted above
Has a project, documentation, and credits page. -
Includes necessary instructions, and the game isn’t needlessly hard
Includes a bit of descriptive text around the visualization. -
Provides good feedback
This whole visualization is about state transitions so making that apparent to the user was an important design consideration. -
Code is clean and runs without errors
No errors on the target browsers, could be shimmed to expand browser support slightly, but it's mostly canvas holding it back. -
Code is properly formatted and commented
Every function (or group of functions) has clarification/explanation text. -
Proper use of the JS module pattern, object literals, and at least 2 function constructors
Module pattern followed, "use strict" for every file, object literals everywhere, constructor functions for the HMM and Point objects with prototypes for their internal functions, `var` used to declare variables (always at the top of the function to avoid hoisting problems), no `console.log` in production. -
All required documentation checkpoints are met
Yep. -
Final project is properly documented
See this page and the credits page. -
Documentation includes citations for external materials used
See the credits page. -
Extra “above and beyond”
See "Why it's cool" below.
Why it's cool
Obviously, since it's not a game not much of Blastem carried over into its implementation, other than some high level JS and Canvas concepts. Here are a few aspects of the project that I think make it cool, which I figured out on my own:
- Implement D3's physics capabilities, while I have use D3 before, not with canvas. It handles a lot more of the grunt work when your dealing with SVG, so using it with canvas was (a mostly undocumented) learning experience.
- Implement the Markov model probability simulation and integrate it with user input
- Implement my own Point object to abstract away the complexities of the canvas drawing math.
- Quadratic and cubic curves and animations along them.
- Dynamic node and matrix table generation, just try the - and + buttons to see it in action.
- Draggable nodes for pointless, but fun interactivity
Issues & future work
I originally intended on visualizing the hidden Markov process, as it has more exciting applications (used in machine translation, speech recognition, autocomplete, basically anything where your trying to uncover something about a sequence where order matters). However, making a compelling visualization requires implementing the Forward, Forward-Backward, and Viterbi algorithms, which while doable was definitely out of scope for this project. I hope to extend this project in the future to include those as well.
The biggest issue I ran into was drawing the curves appropriately. At first I was trying to do it with cos and sin directly, but I quickly realized that the code was getting unreadable fast and that it was taking way too much time figuring all that out. So I decided to implement my Point/Vector object, which is really just a light abstraction over what I was already doing, but makes life so much easier in terms of wrapping your head around it immediately and of course five minutes later when you've forgotten everything you just did
The biggest outstanding bug is with the matrix table and the rows summing to 1. It is fairly robust, but since it still deals with JS floats rounding errors do happen (0.1 is repeating in binary). To fix this I need to deal with ints and convert back and forth between them and floats, but since it doesn't effect the actual probabilities in the simulation and the errors are always very small, I decided to focus on the other aspects of the project instead.


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I am at the beginning of a new adventure. After many years of drifting peacefully along on a gently flowing river, I rounded a bend, and there were rapids ahead! Was it too late to make for the bank? For now,
I have chosen to head out to deeper water by turning down a safe and boring job. I am expecting hard work, but an opening up to new ideas, technology and creativity.
Attending EDA is my new adventure and I intend to learn as much as possible and hopefully enjoy the ride. I expect it to be challenging, but with challenges come victories and growth. I am so grateful for this opportunity. There is an adventure around every bend in the river!


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Relational database = organizes data into one or more tables of columns and rows with a unique key identifying each row (record).
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Pet Tracker DB
Relation = data points related to each other are stored in a table.
Relation = tables are related to each other.
Relational Databases - Why?
- ACID makes it reliable for critical transactional systems.
- Acts as an all-purpose database.
- Older models did not perform well; they encouraged redundant and inaccurate data.
- Newer models are more specialty - solve a problem in one area but come at a high cost in other areas.
Relational Databases - Why?
- A set of rules called the normal forms ensures data redundancy is reduced and data integrity is upheld.
- The process of applying the normal forms is called normalization.
Pet Tracker DB - now in flat form!
Flat Pet Tracker DB
After a couple of additions...
Decomposition
= the process of splitting data into tables.
Decomposition - back to the normal forms
If we follow the normal forms when decomposing, then we are guaranteed we will be able to reconstruct the data.
Decomposition - First Normal Form
- Eliminate repeating groups in individual tables.
- Create a separate table for each set of related data.
- Identify each set of related data with a primary key.
Decomposition - Second Normal Form
- 1NF.
- Every non-prime attribute of the relation is dependent on the whole of every candidate key.
Decomposition - Third Normal Form
- 2NF.
- All the attributes in a table are determined only by the candidate keys of that relation and not by any non-prime attributes.
Successfully decomposed and normalized!
Joins
We put the data back together by joining tables
Joins
Every row in the pet table is matched to a row in the owner table.
What is Pets ⨝ Owners on Pet Name = Owner First?
Joins
The result: Pets ⨝ Owners on Pet Name = Owner First
Joins
During decomposition, we always copy a certain field to each table to serve as the relationship.
What is Pets ⨝ Owners on Owner First = Owner First?
Primary Key
What is Pets ⨝ Owners on Owner First = Owner First?
Primary Key
- A field (or set of fields) that uniquely identify rows.
- The minimal set of fields upon which the row is functionally dependent.
Primary Key - Functional Dependency
Let A and B be sets of fields in a table.
A functional dependency exists (A → B) if for every field[A] in the table we get back row[B].
Functional Dependency
Let A = (Owner First), B = (Owner Last). Can we say A → B?
Functional Dependency
Let A = (Owner First), B = (Owner Last). Can we say A → B?
Functional Dependency
Let A = (Owner First, Pet Name), B = (rest of pet facts). Can we say A → B?
Primary Key Candidate
Every time I see a particular Owner First + Pet Name, I expect to get back the same Pet Birthday, Pet Color, and Pet Skill.
Primary Key
- The PK must be unique within the table.
- Only one PK is allowed per table.
- The PK is automatically indexed (for fast lookup!).
Primary Key Candidate
PKs must be unique within the table - for this reason, names make poor PKs.
Primary Key Candidate
For this reason, you’ll usually see a unique ID field used as a PK.
Primary Key
Primary keys are often “ID” fields in all tables.
- This is partly done for convenience
- ID fields are often autoincrement fields
- Remember PKs are automatically indexed, and numbers are faster to increment.
- Other tables may refer back to another table’s PK, and it’s easier and faster to bring in one column instead of multiple.
Primary Key
Foreign Key
= a field (or set of fields) that is a PK in some other table.
- There can be multiple FKs in a table
- FKs are how you designate that tables are related.
Foreign Key
These tables are not yet formally connected in any way!
Foreign Key
These tables are now related!
Referential Integrity
A database has referential integrity if rules are in place that ensure that a FK can never point to a row that doesn’t exist.
Foreign Key
Pet_IDs 3 and 5 have become orphan rows :(
Referential Constraints
Cascade = cascade changes in PK to all referencing FKs.
Restrict (or no action) = don’t allow changes to PK if there is a referencing FK.
Our original flat file...
Indexes
= a special data structure that speeds up data retrieval.
Consider the task of trying to find all references to an “Anna” character in War and Peace.
Indexes
- Indexes slow down writes
- Too many indexes can slow down queries
So it’s a tradeoff!
Indexes
What fields should be indexed?
- PKs are automatically indexed.
- FKs, especially if you enforce referential integrity
- Fields which will be queried over and over
- Name fields
- Phone number, if your system looks people up by phone
- State, if producing mass mailings by state
Okay, I know about 500 vocab words...now how do I start??
Designing a Database
1. Produce a conceptual data model
- Reflects the possible state of the external system being modeled.
- Can a person have more than 1 phone number?
- Can a customer also be a supplier?
- Establish definitions of the terminology used for entities (customers, products, cats) and their relationships and attributes.
Designing a Database
2. Translate the data model into a schema
- Often called logical database design; output is a logical data model.
- The logical data model is specific to the chosen database model and DBMS - we’re getting real and technical, at this point.
Designing a Database
3. Design the physical database
- Make decisions that affect performance, scalability, recovery, security, etc.


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In order to set up a Netcat relay, the following commands must be run on the system hosting the Netcat relay:
$mknod backpipe p
$nc –l –p 80 0<backpipe | nc <IP_ADDRESS> 80 1>backpipe
This establishes a Netcat listener on port 80. The Necat listener pipes any traffic it receives to the Netcat client, which forwards the traffic to port 80 on the target web server, <IP_ADDRESS>. Any responses returned to the Netcat client from the web server are sent via the backpipe to the Netcat listener, which forwards the response back to the attacker.
Another explanation:
You are on the "pivot server".
$mknod backpipe p
Now: nc -l -p <port_you_want> 0<backpipe | nc <ip_of_target_has_what_you_want> <port_you_want> 1>backpipe
Now you can connect to "pivot server" on that port.
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But I must explain to you how all this mistaken idea of denouncing pleasure and praising pain was born and I will give you a complete account of the system.
pleasure and praising pain was born and I will give you a complete account of the system, and expound the actual teachings of the great explorer of the truth, the master-builder.


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BossMQ is an abstraction layer for channel-based messaging that can be used to implement real-time notifications (i.e. Comet). With BossMQ, any controller action can function as a long-polling endpoint simply by calling boss_mq:pull/2
:
The call to pull/2
blocks until a message arrives on "my-channel". Because of Erlang's lightweight process model, you usually don't need to worry if pull/2
takes a long time to complete.
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:
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| 1. Let us discuss about another way of solving a quadratic equation. | |
| 2. That is, by completing the square. | |
| 3. Completing the square method. | |
| 4. In the previous videos, we have covered factorization method. | |
| 5. Now I'll tell you the algorithm that is used in completing the square method. | |
| 6. So, let us apply the completing the square method to the standard form of quadratic equation. | |
| 7. The first step of completing the square method is to make the coefficient of x^2 equal to 1. | |
| 8. What we do is we divide by the coefficient of x^2 on both sides so that the coefficient of x^2 becomes 1. | |
| 9. Let's do it, and then you will understand. | |
| 10. Dividing the equation by a. | |
| 11. What do we get? | |
| 12. ax^2/a+bx/a+c/a is equal to 0/a. | |
| 13. That is nothing but 0. | |
| 14. The coefficient of x^2 here has become 1. | |
| 15. That was our purpose of doing this step. | |
| 16. bx/a+c/a is equal to 0. | |
| 17. In the second step what we need to do is we will add and subtract half of the coefficient of x, square of half of coefficient of x. | |
| 18. That is b/2a. | |
| 19. It is (b/(2a))^2. | |
| 20. We need to add and subtract this thing in this equation. | |
| 21. x^2+bx/a+(b/(2a))^2. | |
| 22. If we add something to an equation, we need to subtract the same amount to keep the equation intact. | |
| 23. +c/a is equal to 0. | |
| 24. I haven't made any changes to the original equation. | |
| 25. I've just added something and subtracted the same thing. | |
| 26. Now, if you notice carefully, this expression has become of the form a^2+b^2+2ab. | |
| 27. So, we can write it as (a+b)^2. | |
| 28. This expression can be written as (x+b/(2a))^2, and the rest of the expression, (b/(2a))^2+c/a is equal to 0. | |
| 29. We will keep this complete square on the left hand side, and let us take the rest of the things to the right hand side of the equation. | |
| 30. Now, let us further solve this equation. | |
| 31. This will become b^2/(4a^2)-c/a, and this will become (b^2-4ac)/(4a^2). | |
| 32. Let me take another page, then I'll explain. | |
| 33. (x+b/(2a))^2 is equal to b^2-4ac is equal to (b^2-4ac)/4a^2. | |
| 34. (b^2-4ac)/4a^2. | |
| 35. Next logical step would be to take the square root. | |
| 36. I'll get x+b/(2a) is equal to plus or minus and the sqrt(b^2-4ac)/2a.. | |
| 37. The entire purpose of this exercise is to get the values of x, so we'll keep x on the left hand side and take this b/(2a) to the right hand side. | |
| 38. We'll change the sign. | |
| 39. -b/(2a)+/-(b^2-4ac)/2a. | |
| 40. Here we got the values of x, so we can further simplify it. | |
| 41. -b+/-(b^2-4ac)/2a. | |
| 42. These are the values of x that we get by completing the square method. | |
| 43. We'll further discuss various terms in this expression, but this is how we do solutions of quadratic equations using completing the square method. | |
| 44. I'll take some examples to further simplify it in further videos. |


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Branding
During my time at Lockton, we united Lockton under one brand globablly. It was great experience getting to work with a team of webmasters, designers and public relations specialists to launch the global brand. To share our new identity, we released a fresh global website, a catchy new tagline and an overall look and feel that demonstrates Lockton's story - past, present and future.


About me
Ali Mohamed Alkasasbeh
Amman – Hashemite kingdom of Jordan
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>+962-779-482-862
- Implement my knowledge, In Php Web Developer specializing in full stack development.
- Experienced with all stages of the development cycle for dynamic web projects.
- Well-versed in numerous programming languages including OOP (Object-Oriented Programming),
- PHP and MySQL. Intermediate background in project management and customer relations.
- in order to be an effective member for the growth and development of a well-reputed multinational company
top ten favorite colors
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- orange


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Hi, FIRSTNAME
It was great to see you at the onboarding event! You really didn't need to bring anything, though. It's nice of you to think of your colleagues, but didn't I tell you only to bring a cheerful mood and a sunny disposition? You need to start paying attention to what I'm saying.
Try to remember what you learned at the Ethics course, during the onboarding: Immanuel Kant taught us that it is important to obey authority, so that your actions will follow a consistent general rule. He even demonstrated that it would be wrong to lie to the police, if they want to know where your friend is hiding. Always keep that in mind, and you will have a great career at AlethiCorp :).
Now that we got that out of the way, I hope to see you at the team club night tonight! We all go to a club together and have fun! It's a great way to get to know your colleagues in a more informal environment :).
Traditionally, everyone signs up to buy a round of some kind of drink for the rest of the team. I look forward to seeing what you come up with :).
Benedetto Tornincasa
Human Relations
Senior Consultant / Haka Leader


CREATE VIEW
Creates a view in a database. The view is not physically materialized; the query that defines the view is run every time the view is referenced in a query. To create a view with an external table, include the WITH NO SCHEMA BINDING clause.
To create a standard view, you need access to the underlying tables. To query a standard view, you need select privileges for the view itself, but you don't need select privileges for the underlying tables. To query a late binding view, you need select privileges for the late binding view itself. You should also make sure the owner of the late binding view has select privileges to the referenced objects (tables, views, or user-defined functions). For more information about Late Binding Views, see Usage Notes.
Syntax
CREATE [ OR REPLACE ] VIEW name [ ( column_name [, ...] ) ] AS query [ WITH NO SCHEMA BINDING ]
Parameters
- OR REPLACE
-
If a view of the same name already exists, the view is replaced. You can only replace a view with a new query that generates the identical set of columns, using the same column names and data types. CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW locks the view for reads and writes until the operation completes.
- name
-
The name of the view. If a schema name is given (such as
myschema.myview
) the view is created using the specified schema. Otherwise, the view is created in the current schema. The view name must be different from the name of any other view or table in the same schema.If you specify a view name that begins with '# ', the view is created as a temporary view that is visible only in the current session.
For more information about valid names, see Names and Identifiers. You can't create tables or views in the system databases template0, template1, and padb_harvest.
- column_name
-
Optional list of names to be used for the columns in the view. If no column names are given, the column names are derived from the query. The maximum number of columns you can define in a single view is 1,600.
- query
-
A query (in the form of a SELECT statement) that evaluates to a table. This table defines the columns and rows in the view.
- WITH NO SCHEMA BINDING
-
Clause that specifies that the view is not bound to the underlying database objects, such as tables and user-defined functions. As a result, there is no dependency between the view and the objects it references. You can create a view even if the referenced objects don't exist. Because there is no dependency, you can drop or alter a referenced object without affecting the view. Amazon Redshift doesn't check for dependencies until the view is queried. To view details about late binding views, run the PG_GET_LATE_BINDING_VIEW_COLS function.
When you include the WITH NO SCHEMA BINDING clause, tables and views referenced in the SELECT statement must be qualified with a schema name. The schema must exist when the view is created, even if the referenced table doesn't exist. For example, the following statement returns an error.
create view myevent as select eventname from event with no schema binding;
The following statement executes successfully.
create view myevent as select eventname from public.event with no schema binding;
Note
You can't update, insert into, or delete from a view.
Usage Notes
Late-Binding Views
A late-binding view doesn't check the underlying database objects, such as tables and other views, until the view is queried. As a result, you can alter or drop the underlying objects without dropping and recreating the view. If you drop underlying objects, queries to the late-binding view will fail. If the query to the late-binding view references columns in the underlying object that are not present, the query will fail.
If you drop and then re-create a late-binding view's underlying table or view, the new object is created with default access permissions. You might need to grant permissions to the underling objects for users who will query the view.
To create a late-binding view, include the WITH NO SCHEMA BINDING clause. The following example creates a view with no schema binding.
create view event_vw as select * from public.event with no schema binding; select * from event_vw limit 1; eventid | venueid | catid | dateid | eventname | starttime --------+---------+-------+--------+---------------+-------------------- 2 | 306 | 8 | 2114 | Boris Godunov | 2008-10-15 20:00:00
The following example shows that you can alter an underlying table without recreating the view.
alter table event rename column eventname to title; select * from event_vw limit 1; eventid | venueid | catid | dateid | title | starttime --------+---------+-------+--------+---------------+-------------------- 2 | 306 | 8 | 2114 | Boris Godunov | 2008-10-15 20:00:00
You can reference Amazon Redshift Spectrum external tables only in a late-binding
view. One
application of late-binding views is to query both Amazon Redshift and Redshift Spectrum
tables.
For example, you can use the UNLOAD
command to archive older data to Amazon S3. Then, create a Redshift Spectrum external
table that references the data on Amazon S3 and create a view that queries both tables.
The following example uses a UNION ALL clause to join the Amazon Redshift SALES
table and the Redshift Spectrum SPECTRUM.SALES
table.
create view sales_vw as select * from public.sales union all select * from spectrum.sales with no schema binding;
For more information about creating Redshift Spectrum external tables, including
the SPECTRUM.SALES
table, see Getting Started with Amazon Redshift
Spectrum.
Examples
The following command creates a view called myevent from a table called EVENT.
create view myevent as select eventname from event where eventname = 'LeAnn Rimes';
The following command creates a view called myuser from a table called USERS.
create view myuser as select lastname from users;
The following command creates or replaces a view called myuser from a table called USERS.
create or replace view myuser as select lastname from users;
The following example creates a view with no schema binding.
create view myevent as select eventname from public.event with no schema binding;


It is white's turn
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Select how to promote your pawn
Directions
First, tap a piece to select it. Then, tap on whichever square you want to move the piece to.
Note: Remember that once you have touched a piece, you must use that piece if at all possible.
Note: In order to castle, select the king as the piece to move.


⤹ Links
Present of Software Releases
By: Stefan Buruiana
Software release is the distribution of software to the consumer.
From floppy disks to CDs, one-off downloads to continuous delivery, software distribution speed has accelerated exponentially. While how software is “released” has dramatically changed, it still remains it’s distribution to the consumer.
Software releases have changed with the advancing of technologies and appearance of internet. First software development was managed in a Waterfall methodology, where whole process is divided in parts, and project is executed in stages and each stage must be completed in order to proceed with the next one. It works best when product requirements are well-defined up-front with a high certainty because once a stage is done it is very hard to go back and optimize it or even impossible.
With the appearance of internet, customers no longer had to wait a year or more for a software CD to be released – they could download it. Easier access to feedback gave developers the opportunity to speed up the production of patches, fixes and updates. Most bugs started to be spotted well before deployment by testing the code prior to that. The speed of software release took a huge leap forward creating Agile Methodology.
Cloud tools and services made provisioning infrastructure faster than ever. Developers can quickly try new things without waiting for IT operations to provision services to them. Cloud computing enabled teams to automate more and more of the process of software releasing, the connection between Development and Operations team began to break down due that, creating DevOps methodology.
Agile Vs. DevOps
Stakeholders and communication chain in a typical IT process.
Agile addresses gaps in Customer and Developer communications.
DevOps addresses gaps in Developer and IT Operations communications.


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The Node Swarmlet Host is an interactive program that supports instantiating and executing accessors. For details and instructions for using and extending the node host, see the Node Host wiki page.


NAME: Yanfei Yu
NetId: yy777
Question 1: Valid Javascript types.
There are 6 types in Javascript(as shown in the console):
number
boolean
undefined
object
string
function
Question 2: Identify improper JSON and fix it.
Problem with a:
First, missing single quotation marks around the whole expression.
Second, Missing quotation marks around "name".
Should be '{ "name": "Data-driven web applications" }'.
Fixed version is shown in the console.
Problem with b:
First, missing single quotation marks around the whole expression.
Second, JSON does not allow comments.
Should be '{ "number": 3300 }'.
Fixed version is shown in the console.
Problem with c:
First, missing single quotation marks around the whole expression.
Second, the semi-column after the last "number" should be a colon.
Third, there need to be a comma between each obeject in the list.
Forth, missing the square brackets at the end of the expression.
Should be '[{ "name": "DDWA", "number": 3300 },{ "name": "Java", "number": 2110 },{ "name": "Python", "number": 1110 }]'.
Fixed version is shown in the console.
Question 3: Write a JSON expression representing a lsit.
'[{"number": 1, "boolean": true, "name": "number 1"},{"number":2, "boolean": false, "name": "number 3"},{"number":3, "boolean":true, "name": "number 3"}]'
Question 4:course policy
The policy for late assignments is not allowed and will result in a zero score. We should also make sure the assignments we turned in are readable. For unreadable work, the teaching stuff will accept it in rare cases where the file is timestamped in a way that is not in our own control, excluding the "last modified" date in our laptop.


Before Change
fp.write("//////// Speed wrt. `%s`\n\n" % var_name)
fp.write("|`%s`|seqs/s|\n" % var_name)
fp.write("|---|---|\n")
for i, j in zip(var_lst, avg_speed):
fp.write("|%s|%d|\n" % (i, j))
fp.flush()
fp.write("\n")
fp.close()
After Change
mean(clients_speed))
tprint("avg speed: %d\tmax speed: %d\tmin speed: %d" % (cavg_speed, max_speed, min_speed))
fp.write("%s\t%d\n" % (cvar, cavg_speed))
fp.flush()
avg_speed.append(cavg_speed)
// for plotting


Even though traditional offset BBQ smokers produce great BBQ and are practical to use, when it comes to heat conservation they are not the most efficient ovens.
They lose heat through the smokestack, the lids and the walls of the BBQ smoker itself.
When barbecuing we open, close and adjust the smokestacks and the lids loosing heat while doing so. As a fabricator and designer there is not much we can do about that but... the walls of the BBQ Smoker are another matter.
There are three things to consider when it comes to heat loss through the smoker walls:
label The thickness of the wall.
label The difference in temperature between the inside and outside of the smoker.
label The material used in the wall of the smoker.
A thicker wall looses less heat than a thinner one. The larger the difference in temperatures the more heat will be lost. The thermal conductivity of the material used is the biggest factor regarding the heat loss through the wall, the higher the conductivity the bigger the heat loss.
At 250 F, the thermal conductivity of steel is around 30 BTU/h*ft*F and for mineral wool is 0.304 BTU/h*ft*F. It is easy to see that steel is one hundred times a better heat conductor than insulation.
Below is a table that compares the rate of heat loss per hour through a 3/8" thick steel wall vs. an insulated steel wall (both one foot square) at different outside temperatures.
| Outside Temperature | Smoker Temperature | HEAT LOSS 3/8" thick Single wall smoker | HEAT LOSS Double wall Insulated smoker |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100 | 250 | 144,600 BTU | 545 BTU |
| 90 | 250 | 153,600 BTU | 581 BTU |
| 80 | 250 | 163,200 BTU | 618 BTU |
| 70 | 250 | 172,800 BTU | 654 BTU |
| 60 | 250 | 182,400 BTU | 690 BTU |
| 50 | 250 | 192,000 BTU | 727 BTU |
| 40 | 250 | 201,600 BTU | 763 BTU |
As you can see, the heat loss difference between an insulated and non-insulated wall is about 264 times.
It is so vast that that the steel thickness is not really relevant.
Some of the “on the field” benefits of an insulated BBQ smoker are:
label More constant temperature inside the smoker.
label The cooking temperature holds much better to changes in weather.
label Less air flow inside the smoker.
label Less tending to the fire required.
label Tremendous savings in wood.
label Friendlier to be around. (The outside of the smoker is not as hot as regular smokers. This is particularly important if there are kids.)
label Protects the paint.
label Protects from rust.
If you are including heat conservation in your set of parameters or, if you want one of the best smokers available today then the fully insulated BBQ Smoker is your smoker.


| 004:172 Khan | : |
The Messiah will never be proud to reject to be a slave to Allah, nor the angels who are near (to Allah). And whosoever rejects His worship and is proud, then He will gather them all together unto Himself. |
| 004:172 Maulana | : |
The Messiah disdains not to be a servant of Allah, nor do the angels who are near to Him. And whoever disdains His service and is proud, he will gather them all together to Himself. |
| 004:172 Pickthal | : |
The Messiah will never scorn to be a slave unto Allah, nor will the favoured angels. Whoso scorneth His service and is proud, all such will He assemble unto Him; |
| 004:172 Rashad | : |
The Messiah would never disdain from being a servant of GOD, nor would the closest angels. Those who disdain from worshipping Him, and are too arrogant to submit, He will summon them all before Him. |
| 004:172 Sarwar | : |
Jesus never disdained the worship of God nor did the nearest angels to God. Whoever, out of pride, disdains the worship of God should know that everyone will be brought before Him. |
| 004:172 Shakir | : |
The Messiah does by no means disdain that he should be a servant of Allah, nor do the angels who are near to Him, and whoever disdains His service and is proud, He will gather them all together to Himself. |
| 004:172 Sherali | : |
Surely, the Messiah disdains not to be a servant of ALLAH, nor do the angels who are near to Him, and whoso disdains to worship HIM and is proud, HE will gather them all to Himself. |
| 004:172 Yusufali | : |
Christ disdaineth nor to serve and worship Allah, nor do the angels, those nearest (to Allah): those who disdain His worship and are arrogant,-He will gather them all together unto Himself to (answer). |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > (محمد (صلى الله عليه وسلم > بعثته Pillars of Islam> The Blessed Muhammad(PBUH)> His Mission(PBUH) الإيمان > الملائكة > الإيمان بهم Faith> The Angels> To Believe in them الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الذميمة > الاستكبار Man and The Moral Relations>The Dispraised Morals>Arrogance الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الذميمة > التكبر Man and The Moral Relations>The Dispraised Morals>Arrogance
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


Truth. This is important because it goes to the essence of so much. Often, we cannot feel right with ourselves until we are true with ourselves, whether it is in work, righting a lie, or doing what must be done.
I generally try to live up to this value of truth. It is like a magnet that pulls toward it.
The last thing I was asked for advice on most likely dealt with coding in the DBC program. People often ask for my advice on coding. This doesn't seem superficially related to truth, but I am sure some relation to an idea of truth can be found if you think about it hard enough.
Striving for truth and feeling good about it can help you feel better about your struggles if they point toward truth, even if difficult. Additionally, truth supports treating people the right way and avoiding discrimination. Knowing you are doing the true and right thing may help you in these difficult situations.


This is my repository! Thanks for visiting, it is hosted by github if you were wondering xD Because a website is much cooler than dropbox!


Department of Pharmacology and Cancer Biology
Duke University School of Medicine
Duke 2019
It has not escaped our notice that the specific pairing we have postulated immediately suggests a possible copying mechanism for the genetic material.
Passero et al., Genes and Development, 2002
Sara Powell, UPGG
Powell et al., EMBO, 2015
Yulong Li, MCB
Li et al., NAR, 2016
Jason Belsky, CBB
Henikoff et al., PNAS 2011
Henikoff et al., PNAS 2011
No mating pheromone
Mating pheromone
Belsky et al., Genes & Development, 2015
Heather MacAlpine
Mónica Gutiérrez, UPGG
Gutiérrez et al., Genome Research, 2019
Vinay Tripuraneni
Vinay Tripuraneni, PHARM MSTP
Tsukuda et al., Nature 2005
Rachel Hoffman, UPGG
Boning Chen, MCB
| MacAlpine Lab | Collaborators |
|---|---|
| Mónica Gutiérrez | Jim Haber (Brandeis) |
| Heather MacAlpine | Steve Bell (MIT) |
| Yulong Li | Chris Counter (Duke) |
| Vinay Tripuraneni | Alex Hartemink (Duke) |
| Rachel Hoffman | Greg Crawford (Duke) |
| Bonnie Chen | Funding |
| NIH/NIGMS |


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I am currently a postgraduate student at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia where I am working on my Master in Information Technology degree. In 2016, I completed my Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) degree in Computing Science and graduated with First Class Honours; as an affiliate undergraduate student of Staffordshire University, United Kingdom at APIIT, Sri Lanka. I served as a Software Engineer for Calcey Technologies from mid 2016 to end of 2017, gaining valuable experience on server-side programming and client-side scripting with multiple languages. Working on various projects in multiple institutes has given me a great understanding on Leadership and a good cognizance on how to become an effective part of a team. I am equipped with presentation skills and have experience with professional documentation. My interests mostly fall on mobile and web application development. I hope to pursue a career on one or more of them in the future. I engage in Photography during my leisure time, both as a hobby and as a form of creative expression.


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v3 stuff: I would like to acknowledge the authors of the ST C# port, Michael Jordan and Kunle Odutola, and the authors of ST Python port, Marq Kole and Luis Leal. Jim Idle co-designed the group interfaces. Ric Klaren co-designed template regions. John Snyders provided a useful implementation of the format option and sends in awesome bug fixes. Caleb Lyness fixed the tests to work properly on windows. John Mitchell, Loring Craymer, Monty Zukowski, Matthew Ford, and Sriram Srinivasan have provided very useful feedback and lots of ideas as have the many ST and ANTLR users.
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Tilava Table is a simple library for displaying large amounts of data without slowing the browser down.
Copy tilava-table.js to your project and include it:

Tilava Table also requires jQuery so include that as well:

Optional: If you want the table to scroll when the mouse wheel is moved while hovering over the table, you must include jquery-mousewheel:

 Time	 Transaction Id	 Category	 Price	 Quantity

Notice the row with the class "template". This row is going to be cloned to create additional rows. Be sure that in the css, the class template is set to "display: none;"
t = new TilavaTable({ parent: $('#transactionTable tbody'), template: $('#transactionTable tbody .template'), render: function(row, record, index) { row.find(".time").text(record.time); row.find(".transactionId").text(record.transactionId); row.find(".category").text(record.category); row.find(".price").text("$" + record.price); row.find(".quantity").text(record.quantity); }, visibleRows: 10 });
There are some important parameters to TilavaTable.
parent is a jQuery object for the tbody of the table. Additional rows will be children of this element.
template is a jQuery object for the row that will be cloned for additional rows.
render is a callback that gets called whenever the tilava table wishes to display a row. It takes three parameters: row is the empty cloned template row, record is the javascript object that represents the data, and index is the index of the row into the table. The function should put the data into the empty row.
visibleRows is the maximum number of rows to be displayed at one time. When more than this many are present, a scroll bar will appear. Set to Infinity to show as many rows as possible before forcing the whole page to have a scrollbar.
displayReversed. When true, elements are displayed in reverse order. When a record is appended, it shows up at the top of the table.
To add data, call the appendRecord function on the tilava table:
for (var i = 0; i < 100; i++) { t.appendRecord({ time: "2012-01-04 11:07:27", transactionId: i, category: "Hardlines", price: 1.23, quantity: 10 }); }
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There are a number of functions for modifying the data in the table:
clear() removes all data from the table.
appendRecord(record) add a single record to the end of the table. Prefer to use appendRecords when adding many records as it is more efficient.
appendRecords(records) add an array of records to the end of the table.
prependRecord(record) add a single record to the beginning of the table. Prefer to use prependRecords when adding many records as it is more efficient.
prependRecords(records) add an array of records to the beginning of the table.
insertRecord(index, record) insert a record at the specified index and shift all the remaining records down.
removeRecord(index) remove the record at the specified index and shift the rest down.
The TilavaTable api provides no functions for common table operations such as sorting or filtering.
You can add these yourself by keeping a local copy of all the data. Clearing the table, sorting or filtering and then adding all the data back into the table.
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THE PRINCE OF EGYPT
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. DreamWorks Pictures Director: Brenda Chapman, Steve Hickner, Simon Wells Writer: Philip LaZebnik Cast: Voices of Val Kilmer, Sandra Bullock, Ralph Fiennes, Danny Glover, Jeff Goldblum, Steve Martin, Helen Mirren, Michelle Pfeiffer, Patrick Stewart
Perhaps the most dramatic story in all of the Bible is found in Exodos, what with plagues and bugs, pestilence and floods, a burning bush, and a snake emerging from a rod. There's the parting of the Red Sea, the blood clot of the Nile, the voice of the Creator (not to be confused with "The Truman Show") and, golly, after all this, who could doubt that a man could walk on water? Only a major film studio could one-up all this, and which company (save Disney) could do the job better than DreamWorks, whose contribution so far this year must give many a kid second thoughts before stepping on a hill of ants? DreamWorks goes the Creator a few steps further. Not only do the hundreds of people who had been involved with the construction of "The Lion King" duplicate the vast miracles of the Old Testament's second book: they have the Egyptian hieroglyphics, already one of the world's marvels, come to life and bounce around while the animators pay homage to the ancient protocol of keeping the figures sideways.
With a bevy of original songs penned by Stephen Schwartz--who avoids the Andrew Lloyd Webber conventions to inject faintly Hebraic melodies--the cast of thousands act out the themes of the lyrics: everything from the suffering of the slaves to the prejudices of one people toward another, without ignoring the heroics of the title character who trusts in God though faced with possible death. These themes give the film its contemporary relevance, but of course a correspondence between art and life is only the beginning of what makes a grand movie. "The Prince of Egypt" is imposing because it pushes the animation into a whole new look, one which deals credibly and even thrillingly with human beings engaged in an epic struggle without the crutch of cute animals by their side and nary a trace of extraneous and contrived comic relief.
The voices of major performers in the U.S. and Britain are so robust and convincing that we wish only that they could make a regular movie with the force of this eloquent animation. The story of Exodus is embellished by dramatic effect but, as the filmmakers state, the emotional truths are retained.
In a widescreen shot that borrows from the Great Man Cecil B. DeMille himself, downtrodden slaves are constructing the pyramids under the whips of the Pharoah's overseers. How that ancient civilization was able to build such structures is not as mystifying as we thought, given the thousands toiling away, dragging stones and hauling them to huge heights, the skyscrapers of their day. Because Egyptians were killing Hebrew infants, Moses (Val Kilmer) is floated down the Nile in a covered basket, rescued by the Egyptian queen (Helen Mirren) and promised safe haven, where he is raised as though he were the brother of the crown prince, Rameses (Ralph Fiennes). The adolescent friendship between Rameses and Moses--who had every reason to believe he was a member of the royal Egyptian family--should please many a teen today. Then as now the young men got their kicks from risky adventures: in Moses' day the two "brothers" raced around town in chariots, not shying away from bumping each other like the drivers of the scooter cars in Coney Island.
Moses ultimately learns from his real brother Aaron (Jeff Goldblum) and sister Miriam (Sandra Bullock) that he is one of the Hebrew people and not, as he had thought, an Egyptian prince. Doubting and resisting, Moses is convinced upon hearing the voice from the Burning Bush, "I am that I am, the God of your fathers."
When Moses agrees to chuck his regal prerogatives and fight for his people, all hell breaks loose on the Egyptians. Rameses, who has now become Pharaoh, soon tires of his "brother"'s pleas to free the Hebrew slaves, but when he refuses to let the oppressed people go, his kingdom turns into a modern Baghdad of woes, only far worse. And here is where the animators are turned loose. In a series of vehement and bloody scenes, some worthy of a Stephen King drama worked over by John Carpenter, a foggy presence seeps through the homes of all Egyptians, killing the first-born in each case while passing over the homes of the Hebrews (which have been marked by the blood of a lamb). Bugs crawl out of bread, ants cover the bodies of the overlords, fire drizzles from the heavens, and large insects descend like locusts from "The Good Earth." As Pharoah-- whose promises are as reliable as Saddam's--permits the Hebrews to leave, his soldiers attack. Moses and his followers sweep across the Red Sea, which has parted miraculously and which closes upon the armies of the Egyptian soldiers. Safely on shore, Moses ultimately receives the 10 Commandments and is shown holding the tablet aloft as thousands of his grateful adherents gaze in wonder.
If the makers of this extraordinary film have you seeing the Bible's most dramatic story through fresh eyes, credit the vision of the DreamWorks team. Eschewing the literal and using the story as a jumping off point, they have turned an already moving and universal written tale into cinematic poetry.
Just before the film began, the theater showed what is the most creative little histories of film, using muppets to explain the century's old story of celluloid from the beginning. First there was neither sound nor visuals--not very exciting. Then came visuals but no sound. Soon microphones were added and we entered the world of talkies, followed by color, wide- screen and special effects. What they might have added was that "The Prince of Egypt" is another historic breakdown, not as momentous a jump as the others, but nonetheless the first time an exciting, full-length animation utilizing both computer techniques and traditional procedures gloriously transcends the boundary between youthful fare and adult entertainment.
Rated PG. Running Time: 100 minutes. (C) 1998 Harvey Karten
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This subpart prescribes policies and procedures requiring contractors to utilize the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), United States Citizenship and Immigration Service’s employment eligibility verification program (E-Verify) as the means for verifying employment eligibility of certain employees.
As used in this subpart—
“Commercially available off-the-shelf (COTS) item”—
(1) Means any item of supply that is—
(i) A commercial item (as defined in paragraph (1) of the definition at 2.101);
(ii) Sold in substantial quantities in the commercial marketplace; and
(iii) Offered to the Government, without modification, in the same form in which it is sold in the commercial marketplace; and
(2) Does not include bulk cargo, as defined in 46 U.S.C. 40102(4), such as agricultural products and petroleum products. Per 46 CFR 525.1 (c)(2), “bulk cargo” means cargo that is loaded and carried in bulk onboard ship without mark or count, in a loose unpackaged form, having homogenous characteristics. Bulk cargo loaded into intermodal equipment, except LASH or Seabee barges, is subject to mark and count and, therefore, ceases to be bulk cargo.
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(1) Normally performs support work, such as indirect or overhead functions; and
(2) Does not perform any substantial duties applicable to the contract.
“Subcontract” means any contract, as defined in 2.101, entered into by a subcontractor to furnish supplies or services for performance of a prime contract or a subcontract. It includes but is not limited to purchase orders, and changes and modifications to purchase orders.
“Subcontractor” means any supplier, distributor, vendor, or firm that furnishes supplies or services to or for a prime contractor or another subcontractor.
“United States”, as defined in 8 U.S.C. 1101(a)(38), means the 50 States, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam, the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
(a) Statutes and Executive orders require employers to abide by the immigration laws of the United States and to employ in the United States only individuals who are eligible to work in the United States. The E-Verify program provides an Internet-based means of verifying employment eligibility of workers employed in the United States, but is not a substitute for any other employment eligibility verification requirements.
(b) Contracting officers shall include in solicitations and contracts, as prescribed at 22.1803, requirements that Federal contractors must—
(1) Enroll as Federal contractors in E-Verify;
(2) Use E-Verify to verify employment eligibility of all new hires working in the United States, except that the contractor may choose to verify only new hires assigned to the contract if the contractor is—
(i) An institution of higher education (as defined at 20 U.S.C. 1001(a));
(ii) A State or local government or the government of a Federally recognized Indian tribe; or
(iii) A surety performing under a takeover agreement entered into with a Federal agency pursuant to a performance bond;
(3) Use E-Verify to verify employment eligibility of all employees assigned to the contract; and
(4) Include these requirements, as required by the clause at 52.222-54, in subcontracts for—
(i) Commercial or noncommercial services, except for commercial services that are part of the purchase of a COTS item (or an item that would be a COTS item, but for minor modifications), performed by the COTS provider, and are normally provided for that COTS item; and
(ii) Construction.
(c) Contractors may elect to verify employment eligibility of all existing employees working in the United States who were hired after November 6, 1986 (after November 27, 2009, in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands) instead of just those employees assigned to the contract. The contractor is not required to verify employment eligibility of—
(1) Employees who hold an active security clearance of confidential, secret, or top secret; or
(2) Employees for whom background investigations have been completed and credentials issued pursuant to Homeland Security Presidential Directive (HSPD)-12.
(d) In exceptional cases, the head of the contracting activity may waive the E-Verify requirement for a contract or subcontract or a class of contracts or subcontracts, either temporarily or for the period of performance. This waiver authority may not be delegated.
(e) DHS and the Social Security Administration (SSA) may terminate a contractor’s MOU and deny access to the E-Verify system in accordance with the terms of the MOU. If DHS or SSA terminates a contractor’s MOU, the terminating agency must refer the contractor to a suspension or debarment official for possible suspension or debarment action. During the period between termination of the MOU and a decision by the suspension or debarment official whether to suspend or debar, the contractor is excused from its obligations under paragraph (b) of the clause at 52.222-54. If the contractor is suspended or debarred as a result of the MOU termination, the contractor is not eligible to participate in E-Verify during the period of its suspension or debarment. If the suspension or debarment official determines not to suspend or debar the contractor, then the contractor must reenroll in E-Verify.
Insert the clause at 52.222-54, Employment Eligibility Verification, in all solicitations and contracts that exceed the simplified acquisition threshold, except those that—
(a) Are only for work that will be performed outside the United States;
(b) Are for a period of performance of less than 120 days; or
(c) Are only for—
(1) Commercially available off-the-shelf items;
(2) Items that would be COTS items, but for minor modifications (as defined at paragraph (3)(ii) of the definition of “commercial item” at 2.101);
(3) Items that would be COTS items if they were not bulk cargo; or
(4) Commercial services that are—
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(ii) Performed by the COTS provider; and
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Finalize support for 0 keys in the datamap of workflows
#34Finalize support public apis and document use. Also creates public user when a new environment is created and defaults a new users data to public when adding users.
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Validate uniqueness in Workflow editor for Template, Method, Resources and Map names
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nannou is a collection of code aimed at making it easy for artists to express themselves with simple, fast, reliable, portable code. Whether working on a 12-month laser installation or a 5 minute sketch, this framework aims to give artists easy access to the tools they need.
The project was started out of a desire for a creative coding framework inspired by Processing, OpenFrameworks and Cinder, but for Rust.
Named after this
Philosophy
- Provide easy, cross-platform access to the things that artists need:
- Windowing & Events (via winit and glutin)
- Audio (via CPAL) Input and output streams. Duplex are not yet supported.
- GUI (via conrod, may switch to a native solution in the future).
- OSC (via rosc)
- Graphics (via glium)
- Video
- Geometry
- Lighting & Lasers (DMX, ILDA)
- Use only pure-rust libraries. New users should require nothing more than cargo add nannou and cargo build to get going.
- No unsafe code with the exception of bindings to operating systems or hardware APIs.
- Remove the need to decide between lots of different backends that provide access to the same hardware. Instead, we want to focus on a specific set of backends and make sure that they work well.
Why Rust?
Rust is a language that is both highly expressive and blazingly fast. Here are some of the reasons why we choose to use it:
Super fast, as in C and C++ fast.
A standard package manager that makes it very easy to handle dependencies and share your own projects in seconds.
Highly portable. Easily build for MacOS, Linux, Windows, Android, iOS and so many others.
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Sum Types and Pattern Matching (and no NULL).
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Module system resulting in very clean and concise name spaces.
One of the kindest internet communities we've come across (please visit mozilla's #rust or /r/rust if you're starting out and need any pointers)


‘Chalo Parliament’: Girijan Sangham leaders leave for New Delhi
Adivasis from 16 States to take part in protest on Thursday
by Special CorrespondentRepresentatives of Girijan Sangham on Monday left for Delhi where they will take part in the ‘Chalo Parliament’ programme, scheduled to be organised on November 21 (Thursday), to press for the protection of the rights of tribal people on forest land.
Addressing the gathering, Girijan Sangham State general secretary P. Appalanarsa said thousands of Adivasis from 16 States in the country would participate in the programme to register their protest against the petition filed by retired forest officers pertaining to the Forest Rights Act.
SC hearing on Nov. 26
The petition would come up for hearing in Supreme Court on November 26.
“A grave injustice was meted out to the tribal people as the NDA government did not appoint a lawyer or depute an official during the last hearing. This had resulted in the court ruling that tribal people who had no pattas should be evicted from forests. The ruling was temporarily stayed following the protests by the Girijans,” Mr. Appalanarsa pointed out.
He also alleged that several eligible tribal people were not issued pattas by the State government till date.
‘76,000 pleas rejected’
The applications submitted by around 76,000 tribal people were rejected at the division stage itself. “The Centre must introduce the Adivasi Forest Rights Protection Bill in the winter session of Parliament,” Mr. Appalanarsa said and called upon tribal leaders to oppose the decision of the Centre to amend the Forest Rights Act, 1927. Girijan Sangham leaders M.M. Srinu, Prithviraj and Matsyaraju were present.


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University of Hawaii seeks mental health, scholarship funds
HONOLULU (AP) - The University of Hawaii seeks additional funds for student mental health services, scholarships and other items in a new supplementary budget request, officials said.
The Board of Regents approved the fiscal year 2020-2021 supplemental operating budget of about $28 million Thursday, The Honolulu Star-Advertiser reported.
The request will be submitted to the state Legislature and Democratic Gov. David Ige.
The university requested $2.6 million to hire 19 psychologists for the 10-campus system.
The University of Hawaii Manoa has eight psychologists, the Hilo campus has three, and the West Oahu campus has 1.75 positions, while each community college has one position, said Allyson Tanouye, who coordinates mental health throughout the university system.
“The national standard is one mental health professional per 1,000 to 1,500 students,” Tanouye said. “If we add the 19 positions we will be up to one per 1,500. That’s how low we are.”
The mental health funding would also expand programs to prevent suicide, reduce mental health stigma, provide peer education, and alert new students and parents to college transition challenges, officials said.
The largest item in the supplemental budget is $17.7 million to expand the Hawaii Promise Program scholarship to four-year state institutions. The university has proposed a flat amount to cover tuition and fees of Hawaii residents qualifying for need-based federal Pell grants.
“This is looking to focus on the most needy students going to the four-year campuses,” said Donald Straney, vice president for academic planning and policy. “It would add Hawaii Promise on top of the Pell grants to cover the total tuition costs of students who are receiving those grants.”
The request also covered staffing increases including positions for operations and maintenance, security, educational and cultural programming, and student mentors.
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direction get/set the direction of the port |
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logic get/set the logic on the port |
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state get/set the port state |
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lines list of individual lines. |
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directionget/set the direction of the port
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logicget/set the logic on the port
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stateget/set the port state
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line0
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line2
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line3
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line4
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lineslist of individual lines. each line has properties for state, direction and logic that can be used to alter the individual bits/lines on the whole port
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Ext.NET Mobile
4.1.0
.NET Component Framework for Enterprise Level Apps
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Public Member Functions | |
| Builder (TMap component) | |
| virtual TBuilder | Listeners (Action< MapListeners > action) |
| Client-side JavaScript Event Handlers More... | |
| virtual TBuilder | DirectEvents (Action< MapDirectEvents > action) |
| Server-side Ajax Event Handlers More... | |
| Builder () | |
| Builder (Map component) | |
| Builder (Map.Config config) | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Ext.Net.Mobile.MapBase.Builder< TMap, TBuilder > | |
| Builder (TMapBase component) | |
| virtual TBuilder | Geo (Geolocation geo) |
| Geolocation provider for the map. More... | |
| virtual TBuilder | Map (object map) |
| The wrapped map. More... | |
| virtual TBuilder | MapListeners (object mapListeners) |
| Listeners for any Google Maps events specified by the Google Documentation. More... | |
| virtual TBuilder | MapOptions (object mapOptions) |
| MapOptions as specified by the Google Documentation. More... | |
| virtual TBuilder | UseCurrentLocation (bool? useCurrentLocation) |
| true to center the map based on the geolocation coordinates. More... | |
| virtual TBuilder | CurrentLocationObject (object currentLocationObject) |
| An object config for Ext.util.Geolocation to control GeoLocation options. More... | |
| virtual TBuilder | CurrentLocation (Geolocation currentLocation) |
| a Ext.util.Geolocation config to control GeoLocation options. More... | |
| virtual TBuilder | SetGeoObject (object geoObject) |
| virtual TBuilder | SetGeo (Geolocation geo) |
| virtual TBuilder | SetMap (object map) |
| virtual TBuilder | SetMapCenter (Coords mapCenter) |
| virtual TBuilder | SetMapCenter (double latitude, double longitude) |
| virtual TBuilder | SetMapListeners (object mapListeners) |
| virtual TBuilder | SetMapOptions (object mapOptions) |
| virtual TBuilder | SetUseCurrentLocation (bool useCurrentLocation) |
| virtual TBuilder | SetUseCurrentLocation (Geolocation currentLocation) |
| virtual TBuilder | SetCurrentLocation (object currentLocationObject) |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static implicit | operator Builder (Map component) |
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inline |
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inline |
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inline |
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inline |
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inlinevirtual |
Server-side Ajax Event Handlers
| action | The action delegate |
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inlinevirtual |
Client-side JavaScript Event Handlers
| action | The action delegate |
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inlinestatic |