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Installing the Solaris Trusted Extensions Software on a Laptop Computer
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1: == Installing the Solaris Trusted Extensions Software on a Laptop Computer 2: 3: These instructions describe how to enable and configure a laptop system with the Solaris[tm] Trusted Extensions software to run in both connected and disconnected modes. These directions do not apply to previous Solaris 10 updates, nor to opensolaris.2008.05. Instructions for an upcoming opensolaris version will be available soon. The Solaris Trusted Extensions software is automatically installed beginning with the release of the Solaris 10 05/08 (update 5) Operating System and in Nevada builds starting with 76. 4: 5: This page includes the following tasks, which should be followed in this order: 6: 7: * [[How to Install and Configure the Solaris Operating System>>#InstallSolaris]] 8: * [[How to Enable the Solaris Trusted Extensions Software>>#EnableTX]] 9: * [[How to Configure Your Trusted Extensions System>>#ConfigureTX]] 10: * [[How to Create the Labeled Zones>>#CreateZones]] 11: * [[How to Install and Use inetmenu>>#InstallConfigureInetmenu]] 12: * [[How to Configure Network AutoMagic>>#ConfigureNWAM]] 13: * [[How to Run Trusted Extensions as a Normal User>>#RunTXNormalUser]] 14: 15: === How to Install and Configure the Solaris Operating System 16: 17: 1. Start the Solaris installation process by booting a Solaris DVD or booting from the network. 18: 1. Follow the instructions in the installation wizard to build the installation profile. 19: Use the default values to build the profile. 20: **Note -** You must reserve a file system slice that has at least 2 Gbytes of free space and call it /zone. 21: 1. Install the Solaris software. 22: 1. After the Solaris installation completes, use the /zone slice to create a ZFS pool by doing the following: 23: 11. Unmount the /zone slice. 24: # **umount /zone** 25: 11. Edit the /etc/vfstab file by commenting out the /zone entry. 26: 11. Create the pool. 27: # **zpool create -f zone** //slicename// 28: //slicename// should be of the format c//n//d//n//s//n//. 29: 1. This configuration uses a single shared all-zones interface for both the global zones and labeled zones. The default network label is PUBLIC unless you are connecting to the Sun Wide Area Network. 30: The networking configuration steps are different for Solaris 10 updates and for Nevada. For Solaris 10 you will use an application called inetmenu, to manually select your networking options. Nevada includes a service called Network AutoMagic, nwam which automatically handles changes to your wired or wireless network. 31: **If you are running Solaris 10 update 5**, follow these instructions: 32: 11. Create a directory called /opt/tx in which to download the inetmenu package and its Trusted Extensions modifications. 33: **Caution -** Do //not// install these packages or modifications at this time. 34: 11. Download the inetmenu package from the Laptop Community page on the OpenSolaris web site. 35: The file is called [[inetmenu-1.9.pkg.gz>>Community Group laptop.inetmenu-1.9.pkg.gz]]. 36: **Caution -** The inetmenu program might be replaced with another utility in the future. 37: 11. Download the inetmenu modifications from the Trusted Extensions page on the OpenSolaris web site. 38: These modifications enable the inetmenu script to operate properly on a system that runs the Solaris Trusted Extensions software. 39: The file is called [[inetmenu-tx.tar>>attach:inetmenu-tx.tar]]. 40: 11. Remove any network interface configuration files, such as /etc/hostname.* and /etc/dhcp.*. 41: # **rm /etc/hostname.*** 42: # **rm /etc/dhcp.*** 43: 11. Update your /etc/hosts and /etc/inet/ipnodes as follows: 44: <IP_ADDRESS> localhost loghost 45: <IP_ADDRESS> //your-hostname// 46: 11. Create the /etc/nodename file. 47: # **hostname >/etc/nodename** 48: 11. Add the following entry to the /etc/security/tsol/tnrhdb file: 49: <IP_ADDRESS>:cipso 50: 11. Specify the virtual network interface (vni) for your system by adding the following to the /etc/hostname.vni0 file. 51: # **echo `hostname` all-zones >>/etc/hostname.vni0** 52: For more information, see the vni(7) man page. 53: 11. Add the following to the LOCAL DEFINITIONS section of the /etc/security/tsol/label_encodings file. 54: Default Label View is Internal; 55: This step addresses a problem with the default translation mode for the admin_low and admin_high labels. 56: 11. (Optional) If your system has NIS enabled, disable it by doing the following: 57: # **cp /etc/nsswitch.files /etc/nsswitch.conf** 58: # **mv /var/yp /var/yp.save** 59: **If you are running a Nevada build**, follow these instructions: 60: 11. Download the tx-nwam scripts from [[tx-nam.tar>>attach:tx-nwam.tar]] to the directory /etc/nwam. Don’t extract the tarball yet. 61: 11. Edit the file /usr/dt/config/Xinitrc.tjds, to explicitly set the DISPLAY variable prior to invoking gnome-session 62: **DISPLAY=localhost:0** 63: **export DISPLAY** 64: **PATH=/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/openwin/bin:/usr/X11/bin:/usr/dt/bin:/usr/sfw/bin** 65: The DISPLAY setting is required because of recent changes (build 85) in Xlib which no longer use TCP sockets if the DISPLAY hostname matches the string returned by the hostname command. The PATH setting is suggested as a convenience, especially when assuming roles. 66: === How to Enable the Solaris Trusted Extensions Software 67: 11. To enable Trusted Extensions, run the following command: 68: **svcadm enable -s labeld** 69: 11. Reboot the system. 70: When the reboot completes, the system is running the Solaris Trusted Extensions software. 71: === How to Configure Your Trusted Extensions System 72: 11. Log in to Trusted Extensions JDS (GNOME) as superuser. 73: 11. Open a terminal window. 74: 11. Get the network interface status. 75: # **ifconfig -a** 76: Verify that you have at least one all-zones interface. 77: If you are running Solaris 10 update 5, you should see that the IP address for the vni0 interface is the same as the one you specified in the hosts and ipnodes files. Also, the vni0 interface should include the all-zones option. 78: If you are running Nevada, you should see that lo0, the loopback interface, is all-zones. 79: 11. Start the Solaris Management Console. 80: # **smc &** 81: 111. From the Toolboxes menu, select the entry for your system that shows Scope=Files, Policy=TSOL. 82: 111. Click Open. 83: 11. Add yourself as a normal user. 84: 111. From the Navigation bar, select System Configuration, and then double-click the Users icon. 85: The login window opens. 86: 111. Log in as root. 87: 111. Click User Accounts, and then select Add User With Wizard from the Action menu. 88: Follow the instructions to add the user. 89: 11. After your account is created, double click your user icon to modify settings. 90: 111. (Optional) If you are going to be doing demonstrations, open the Rights tab and add these rights: 91: 111* Object Label Management 92: 111* Device Management 93: 111. Open the Trusted Extensions Attributes tab and modify these items: 94: 1111. Set the Clearance value to CONFIDENTIAL RESTRICTED. 95: 1111. Set the Lock Account After Maximum Failed Logins value to No. 96: 1111. Set the Idle Time value to Forever. 97: 1111. Click OK. 98: 11. Edit the /etc/user_attr file to append the following to your user entry: 99: ;roles=root 100: This step is a temporary workaround until you have verified that your system is working correctly. At that time, you should configure root as a role. 101: 11. Create security templates for the public and internal zones. 102: 111. From the Navigation bar, select System Configuration, and then double-click the Computers and Networks icon. 103: 111. Click Security Templates, and then choose Add Template from the Action menu. 104: 111. Specify the template name as public. 105: 111. Set the default label to PUBLIC. 106: 111. Set the Domain of Interpretation value to 1. 107: 111. Click OK. 108: 111. Choose Add Template from the Action menu. 109: 111. Specify the template name as internal. 110: 111. Set the default label to CONFIDENTIAL : INTERNAL USER ONLY. 111: 111. Set the Domain of Interpretation value to 1. 112: 111. Click OK. 113: 11. Manually update the kernel cache with trusted networking parameter values. 114: # **tnctl -T /etc/security/tsol/tnrhtp** 115: 11. Exit the Solaris Management Console. 116: === How to Create the Labeled Zones 117: 11. Run the txzonemgr script and follow each of these steps. 118: **Note -** You must click OK each time to continue. 119: 11. Create a new zone called public. 120: 111. Select Create A New Zone and click OK. 121: 111. Specify the zone name of public. 122: 111. Choose Select_Label and click OK. 123: 111. Choose PUBLIC. 124: 111. Choose Install to install the public zone. 125: A window opens to show you the progress of the zone installation process. 126: 111. Choose Zone_Console to open the zone console window. 127: 111. Choose Boot to boot the zone. 128: The public zone is rebooted automatically. 129: The public zone will reboot again automatically. 130: 11. From the zone terminal console window, log in as superuser and run the following commands: 131: 11* Run these commands on a Solaris 10 system: 132: # **rm /etc/auto_home_public** 133: # **netservices limited** 134: # **svcadm disable auditd** 135: # **svcadm disable cde-login** 136: # **exit** 137: 11* Run these commands on a Nevada system: 138: # **rm /etc/auto_home_public** 139: # **svcadm disable auditd** 140: # **svcadm disable cde-login** 141: # **exit** 142: 11. From txzonemgr, create the internal, needtoknow, and restricted zones. 143: 111. Choose Halt to halt the public zone. 144: 111. Choose Create_Snapshot to create a snapshot of the public zone. 145: 111. Choose Boot to boot the public zone. 146: 111. Choose Select Another Zone and click OK. 147: 111. Choose Create A New Zone and click OK. 148: 111. Name the new zone internal. 149: 111. Choose Select_Label and specify a value of CONFIDENTIAL : INTERNAL USE ONLY. 150: 111. Choose Clone and select zone/public@snapshot. 151: 111. Choose Zone_Console to open the zone console for the new zone. 152: 111. Choose Boot to boot the new zone. 153: 111. Repeat Steps d-j for the needtoknow and restricted zones, which use labels CONFIDENTIAL : NEED TO KNOW and CONFIDENTIAL : RESTRICTED, respectively. 154: 111. Choose Exit to exit the txzonemgr program. 155: === How to Install and Use inetmenu 156: If you are running Solaris 10 update 5, you should have downloaded these files from the OpenSolaris web site to the /opt/tx directory of the laptop you are installing: 157: 1* inetmenu-1.9.pkg.gz 158: 1* inetmenu-tx.tar 159: **Caution -** The inetmenu program might be replaced with another utility in the future. 160: 11. Become superuser. 161: 11. Change to the /opt/tx directory. 162: 11. Unzip and install the inetmenu software. 163: # **gunzip inetmenu-1.9.pkg.gz** 164: # **pkgadd -d inetmenu-1.9.pkg** 165: 11. Apply the Trusted Extensions modifications to inetmenu. 166: # **cd /; tar xvf /opt/tx/inetmenu-tx.tar** 167: 11. Run inetmenu. 168: # **inetmenu** 169: 11. Select the DHCP-NoNIS option. 170: Now, your network should be up with PUBLIC as the default label. You can run txzonemgr to verify that it is all-zones. 171: === How to Configure and Use nwam 172: If you are running Nevada, you should have downloaded the nwam scripts from the OpenSolaris web site to the /etc/nwam directory of the laptop you are installing. Extract them as follows: 173: # **cd /etc/nwam; tar xvf tx-nwam.tar** 174: nwamulp/check-conditionsINTERNAL_DOMAINsun.comINTERNAL_DOMAINinternalpublic 175: Now edit the file /etc/hosts and add the following entry: 176: **<IP_ADDRESS> mynfs ** 177: The interface associated with mynfs will be private to the global zone, but will be accessible from all labeled zones. It can be used to share NFS mounts between zones. See the [[Administrator’s Guide>>http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-7309/txconf-43?a=view]] for more information. 178: === How to Run Trusted Extensions as a Normal User 179: For most users, the public zone should provide network connectivity. However, if you are connected to the Sun Wide Area Network, the default label is CONFIDENTIAL : INTERNAL USE ONLY, so you must use the internal zone. 180: 11. Log out as superuser. 181: 11. Log in as yourself. 182: Choose the windowing system to use: Trusted Extensions CDE or Trusted Extensions Java[tm] Desktop System. CDE is no longer available in Nevada. 183: 11. Verify that you can assume the root role. 184: You will need to assume this role to run inetmenu.
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Class OrleansCommunicationListener
Service Fabric communication listener which hosts an Orleans silo.
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OrleansCommunicationListener
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public class OrleansCommunicationListener : ICommunicationListener
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| Improve this Doc View SourceOrleansCommunicationListener(Action<ISiloHostBuilder>)
Initializes a new instance of the OrleansCommunicationListener class.
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public OrleansCommunicationListener(Action<ISiloHostBuilder> configure)
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Gets or sets the underlying
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public ISiloHost Host { get; }
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| ISiloHost |
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Only valid after OpenAsync(CancellationToken) has been invoked. Exposed for testability.
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OpenAsync(CancellationToken)
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LDC has also released USC-SFI MALACH Interviews and Transcripts English (LDC2012S05).
The speech data in this release was collected beginning in 1994 under a wide variety of conditions ranging from quiet to noisy (e.g., airplane overflights, wind noise, background conversations and highway noise). Original interviews were recorded on Sony Beta SP tapes, then digitized into a 3 MB/s MPEG-1 stream with 128 kb/s (44 kHz) stereo audio. The sound files in this release are single channel FLAC compressed PCM WAV format at a sampling frequency of 16 kHz.
Approximately 570 of all USC-SFI collected interviews are in Czech and average approximately 2.25 hours each. The interviews sessions in this release are divided into a training set (400 interviews) and a test set (20 interviews). The first fifteen minutes of the second tape from each training interview (approximately 30 total minutes of speech) was transcribed in .trs format using Transcriber 1.5.1. The test interviews were transcribed completely. Thus the corpus consists of 229 hours of speech (186 hours of training material plus 43 hours of test data) with 143 hours transcribed (100 hours of training material plus 43 hours of test data). Certain interviews include speech from family members in addition to that of the subject and the interviewer. Accordingly, the corpus contains speech from more than 420 speakers, who are more or less equally distributed between males and females.
Please see file.tbl for a complete file list as well as checksums for this publication.
Additional information, updates, bug fixes may be available in the LDC catalog entry for this corpus at LDC2014S04.
Portions © 2014 USC Shoah Foundation Institute, © 2014 Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania


--- layout: default title: Collections Management Systems Comparison ---
We gathered information on various collections, conservation, and data management systems to understand and compare the options available for galleries, libraries, archives, and museums (GLAM), whether big or small. We've included platforms used by the Philadelphia Museum of Art, as well.
Please review our Collections Management Systems Comparison here.
The Art Information Commons at the Philadelphia Museum of Art has been made possible by the Mellon Foundation.


Design radically custom maps and datasets powered by vector tiles.
Mapbox Studio Classic provides a new level of design control and interaction. By packing layers, geometries, and feature attributes into lower zoom levels, higher zooms render at a fraction of the storage cost of raster tiles. Paired with Mapnik and CartoCSS, vector tiles can be rendered as images, UTFGrids, GeoJSON, and more.
Mapbox Studio Classic gives you instant streaming access to our massive global datasets: Streets, Terrain, and Satellite. We manage all the data on our platform, providing live updates every minute, and serve maps fast wherever you are in the world.
Convert traditional geodata sources into vector tiles and then style them layer-by-layer.
Combine your point, polygon, and line datasets into in a single vector tile dataset for styling.
Define minzoom, maxzoom, and buffer size to keep your vector tiles small and performant.

Create custom styles in Mapbox Studio Classic with Mapbox data or your own custom data. Style everything to match your brand: typography, colors, patterns, icons, and more.
You have full design control over everything, from colors to data to feature visibility both on the web and mobile.
Customize your map's typography with different fonts and effects. Add POIs using our Maki icon set or your own icon set.
Enhance the look and feel of your map with illustrations and textures.
Once you upload your style to Mapbox.com, you can use it with any of our developer tools. Add interactivity with Mapbox.js, routing with Mapbox Directions API, or data analysis with Turf.js. Build anything with your new map and the Mapbox stack.
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Source code for examples.dogpile_caching.local_session_caching
"""local_session_caching.py
Grok everything so far ? This example
creates a new dogpile.cache backend that will persist data in a dictionary
which is local to the current session. remove() the session
and the cache is gone.
Create a new Dogpile cache backend that will store
cached data local to the current Session.
This is an advanced example which assumes familiarity
with the basic operation of CachingQuery.
"""
from dogpile.cache.api import CacheBackend, NO_VALUE
from dogpile.cache.region import register_backend
class ScopedSessionBackend(CacheBackend):
"""A dogpile backend which will cache objects locally on
the current session.
When used with the query_cache system, the effect is that the objects
in the cache are the same as that within the session - the merge()
is a formality that doesn't actually create a second instance.
This makes it safe to use for updates of data from an identity
perspective (still not ideal for deletes though).
When the session is removed, the cache is gone too, so the cache
is automatically disposed upon session.remove().
"""
def __init__(self, arguments):
self.scoped_session = arguments['scoped_session']
def get(self, key):
return self._cache_dictionary.get(key, NO_VALUE)
def set(self, key, value):
self._cache_dictionary[key] = value
def delete(self, key):
self._cache_dictionary.pop(key, None)
@property
def _cache_dictionary(self):
"""Return the cache dictionary linked to the current Session."""
sess = self.scoped_session()
try:
cache_dict = sess._cache_dictionary
except AttributeError:
sess._cache_dictionary = cache_dict = {}
return cache_dict
register_backend("sqlalchemy.session", __name__, "ScopedSessionBackend")
if __name__ == '__main__':
from .environment import Session, regions
from .caching_query import FromCache
from dogpile.cache import make_region
# set up a region based on the ScopedSessionBackend,
# pointing to the scoped_session declared in the example
# environment.
regions['local_session'] = make_region().configure(
'sqlalchemy.session',
arguments={
"scoped_session": Session
}
)
from .model import Person
# query to load Person by name, with criterion
# of "person 10"
q = Session.query(Person).\
options(FromCache("local_session")).\
filter(Person.name == "person 10")
# load from DB
person10 = q.one()
# next call, the query is cached.
person10 = q.one()
# clear out the Session. The "_cache_dictionary" dictionary
# disappears with it.
Session.remove()
# query calls from DB again
person10 = q.one()
# identity is preserved - person10 is the *same* object that's
# ultimately inside the cache. So it is safe to manipulate
# the not-queried-for attributes of objects when using such a
# cache without the need to invalidate - however, any change
# that would change the results of a cached query, such as
# inserts, deletes, or modification to attributes that are
# part of query criterion, still require careful invalidation.
cache, key = q._get_cache_plus_key()
assert person10 is cache.get(key)[0]


this table shows how good my async python API REST server actually is [should be all green all the time]


Guidance
How local authorities should collect data from social care services to complete the annual children in need census.
The children in need census is an annual statutory census for all local authorities. You must complete statutory censuses by law unless there’s a good reason not to.
The census covers the financial year (1 April to 31 March).
It collects data on children referred to local authority social care services because their health or development is at risk. This includes:
2016 to 2017 census dates:
2017 to 2018 census dates:
You should submit your data using COLLECT , our centralised data collection and management system.
Note that we’ll only be able to change the status of your data submission to ‘authorised’ once you’ve cleared all errors in the data in COLLECT .
These documents will help you complete the census:
If you are looking for guides from past children in need census collections, visit the ‘Children in need census: closed collections’ page.
For complex questions, please use the service request form . We aim to answer your question within 5 working days.
Reset your Secure Access login details using the forgotten password or username form .
Please contact your school or local authority approver, if:
If you don’t know who your approver is, please use the Secure Access service request form .
Please use the feedback form if you have any comments about our data collection service, including COLLECT and the helpdesk service.
Published: 25 March 2014
Updated: 22 December 2016
From: Department for Education


The Book of Liudas
Conestoga High School
Where the young academic began to grow
University of South Carolina
Dr. Ramy Harik took him under his wing for the next four years.
Automated Fiber Placement (AFP)
His research largely focused and revolved around AFP
After working for a year in half on dry fiber placement he looked
towards the business side and helped evaluate suppliers
To explore the world and gather knowledge he worked in on a cellular
manufacturing project in France his sophomore year summer.
After working in academia for so long, Liudas decided it was time to
take a look at what the professional life was like as an intern at
ANSYS.
Through his work and research he decided mechanical engineering wasn't
for him and that he wanted to transition to computer science.
He spent another summer in europe working in Germany using Abaqus to
create 3D shapes.
For his last few projects at USC he moved towards process planning and
data visualization.
After college, Liudas explored New Zealand in a van for 6 months. He
finally got all the outdoors his heart could want.
Now Liudas is working towards his PhD in computer science and
specializes in data visualization.


References may be found at http://www.socat.info/
A dataset of yearly data is computed from the gridded 1-degree, 1-month dataset, so that the data from the start to the end of each year are combined as described below.
| Variable | Definition |
|---|---|
| Number of cruises | Counts cruises which returned any data in the month and grid cell. The cruise counts within each year are summed. |
| Number of obs | Counts all observations in the month and grid cell. The observation counts within each year are summed. |
| fco2 mean - unweighted all obs | Mean of all observations from all cruises. The means for the months within each year are averaged. They are not re-weighted for the varying lengths of the months. |
| fco2 mean - per cruise weighted | The weighted cruise means for the months within each year is averaged. |
| fco2 max | The maximum for each year is used. |
| fco2 min | The minimum for for each year is used. |
| ICOADS Air Temperature | Monthly Air Temperature from ICOADS, averaged yearly |
| ICOADS Sea Surface Temperature | Monthly Sea Surface Temperature from ICOADS, averaged yearly |
| ICOADS Sea Level Pressure | Monthly Sea Level Pressure from ICOADS, averaged yearly |
| ICOADS Wind Speed | Monthly Wind Speed from ICOADS, averaged yearly |


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I run a website and some mailman lists. I wanted to create some areas that only members of certains lists can get at. I'd like to use mailman's password management to look after users rather than have them look after multiple usernames and passwords. I know mailman keeps passwords in plain text so I dug around in the code and created a script that takes the users/passwords for a list and creates a .htaccess and .htpassword file for them.

Stay tuned for some fancy redirection error document magic to link people to the right page in mailman for them to find and set their passwords.
NOTE: this needs some work, it doesn't update if someone updated their password (doh!)


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I've just tried to use Pulse Cap's character build search engine, and I can't seem to be able to access it. I use it quite often and I couldn't get to it via my favourites, so I've tried a few other links.
It appears the site is under maintenance or something, does anyone know?
Kurth
It's down for me also.
Odd, I have no problem with it... just checked.
Even tried accessing it from this, a completely different computer, and zilch.
Yup it's down. _________________ "With Europe liberated, the people of the world turned their attention to that old devil, the United States of America [...] We taught that monster of old the true meaning of freedom." Star Wreck
I can access it jsut fine.
No problem here...
It is possible that you have some kind of anti-spyware turned on that blocks certain javascript and so on.
Anuis _________________ - Epic Character Builders Guild
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- I know more than I am letting on...
-I think, Therefore I am.
I hadn't been having a problem with it but now I do. If some people can access it and others can't, it might be an ISP issue.
What ISP are the people that can't access using? I'm using Mediacom. they've had issues recently that certain users couldn't access some pages.
Edit- Scratch the ISP suggestion. I just connected using a different PC on the same network so it's a personal system issue causing it. Hope this helps.
Edited By SablePhoenix on 11/28/06 16:59
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LoggerRepositorySkeleton overview
| Configured | Flag indicates if this repository has been configured. |
| LevelMap | Get the level map for the Repository. |
| Name | The name of the repository |
| PluginMap | The plugin map for this repository. |
| Properties | Repository specific properties |
| RendererMap | RendererMap accesses the object renderer map for this repository. |
| Threshold | The threshold for all events in this repository |
| AddRenderer | Adds an object renderer for a specific class. |
| Equals (inherited from Object) | Determines whether the specified Object is equal to the current Object. |
| Exists | Test if logger exists |
| GetAppenders | Returns all the Appenders that are configured as an Array. |
| GetCurrentLoggers | Returns all the currently defined loggers in the repository |
| GetHashCode (inherited from Object) | Serves as a hash function for a particular type, suitable for use in hashing algorithms and data structures like a hash table. |
| GetLogger | Return a new logger instance |
| GetType (inherited from Object) | Gets the Type of the current instance. |
| Log | Log the logEvent through this repository. |
| RaiseConfigurationChanged | Raise a configuration changed event on this repository |
| ResetConfiguration | Reset the repositories configuration to a default state |
| Shutdown | Shutdown the repository |
| ToString (inherited from Object) | Returns a String that represents the current Object. |
| ConfigurationChanged | Event to notify that the repository has had its configuration changed. |
| ConfigurationReset | Event to notify that the repository has had its configuration reset. |
| ShutdownEvent | Event to notify that the repository has been shutdown. |
| LoggerRepositorySkeleton | Overloaded. Initializes a new instance of the LoggerRepositorySkeleton class. |
| Finalize (inherited from Object) | Allows an Object to attempt to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before the Object is reclaimed by garbage collection. |
| MemberwiseClone (inherited from Object) | Creates a shallow copy of the current Object. |
| OnConfigurationChanged | Notify the registered listeners that the repository has had its configuration changed |
| OnConfigurationReset | Notify the registered listeners that the repository has had its configuration reset |
| OnShutdown | Notify the registered listeners that the repository is shutting down |
LoggerRepositorySkeleton Class | log4net.Repository Namespace


USD/IDR Technical Analysis: Buyers look for clear break of multi-month-old falling triangle
by Anil Panchal- USD/IDR pulls back from near-term key bullish chart patterns.
- 23.6% Fibonacci retracement, July-September lows on sellers’ radar.
- Bulls can target 61.8% Fibonacci retracement during the upside break.
With the multi-month-old descending triangle formation restricting the USD/IDR pair’s immediate moves, the quote drops to 14,090 by the press time of Wednesday’s Asian session.
The quote needs to provide a clear break above the bullish formation resistance, at 14,200, in order to aim for 61.8% Fibonacci retracement of April-June downtick, at 14,344.
Though, pair’s further upside might not refrain from challenging August month top near 14,580 followed by May month highs close to 14,670.
Meanwhile, 23.6% Fibonacci retracement and lows marked since July, close to 13,970 and 13,880 respectively, can keep sellers entertained ahead of diverting them to June month low near 13,750.
USD/IDR daily chart
Trend: Sideways
additional important levels
| Overview | |
|---|---|
| Today last price | 14094.9 |
| Today Daily Change | -1.1000 |
| Today Daily Change % | -0.01% |
| Today daily open | 14096 |
| Trends | |
|---|---|
| Daily SMA20 | 14052.3525 |
| Daily SMA50 | 14093.981 |
| Daily SMA100 | 14115.7795 |
| Daily SMA200 | 14164.8235 |
| Levels | |
|---|---|
| Previous Daily High | 14143 |
| Previous Daily Low | 13913.9 |
| Previous Weekly High | 14203.511 |
| Previous Weekly Low | 13995.819 |
| Previous Monthly High | 14273.8 |
| Previous Monthly Low | 13971.3 |
| Daily Fibonacci 38.2% | 14055.4838 |
| Daily Fibonacci 61.8% | 14001.4162 |
| Daily Pivot Point S1 | 13958.9333 |
| Daily Pivot Point S2 | 13821.8667 |
| Daily Pivot Point S3 | 13729.8333 |
| Daily Pivot Point R1 | 14188.0333 |
| Daily Pivot Point R2 | 14280.0667 |
| Daily Pivot Point R3 | 14417.1333 |


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-webkit-background-clip
Specifies the clipping behavior of the background of a box.
-webkit-background-clip: <behavior>;
The clipping behavior of the background.
| border | The background clips to the border of the box. |
| content | The background clips to the content of the box. |
| padding | The background clips to the padding of the box. |
| text | The background clips to the text of the box. Available in Safari 4.0 and later. |


Class: Planter::Plot
- Inherits:
-
Object
- Object
- Planter::Plot
- Defined in:
- lib/sapling/planter.rb
Overview
In-memory tree
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
-
#branches ⇒ Object
The tree, trunk, and branches.
-
#tree ⇒ Object
The tree, trunk, and branches.
-
#trunk ⇒ Object
The tree, trunk, and branches.
Instance Method Summary collapse
-
#edit_branch(branch_no) ⇒ Object
Edit a branch on the tree.
-
#edit_leaf(branch, leaf) ⇒ Object
Edit a leaf on a branch, grasshopper.
-
#edit_trunk ⇒ Object
Edit the trunk of the tree.
Instance Attribute Details
#branches ⇒ Object
The tree, trunk, and branches
12 13 14 |
# File 'lib/sapling/planter.rb', line 12 def branches @branches end |
#tree ⇒ Object
The tree, trunk, and branches
12 13 14 |
# File 'lib/sapling/planter.rb', line 12 def tree @tree end |
#trunk ⇒ Object
The tree, trunk, and branches
12 13 14 |
# File 'lib/sapling/planter.rb', line 12 def trunk @trunk end |
Instance Method Details
#edit_branch(branch_no) ⇒ Object
Edit a branch on the tree
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# File 'lib/sapling/planter.rb', line 32 def edit_branch(branch_no) puts "Current Branch:\n" Dialogue.display_branch(@branches[branch_no], branch_no, true) print "\n[ =EDITING= ](CTRL-C to abort)> " STDOUT.flush begin new_branch = STDIN.gets.to_s rescue Interrupt puts "\n**Aborting edit**\n\n" new_branch = @branches[branch_no]["desc"] end @branches[branch_no]["desc"] = new_branch end |
#edit_leaf(branch, leaf) ⇒ Object
Edit a leaf on a branch, grasshopper
50 51 52 |
# File 'lib/sapling/planter.rb', line 50 def edit_leaf(branch, leaf) end |
#edit_trunk ⇒ Object
Edit the trunk of the tree
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# File 'lib/sapling/planter.rb', line 15 def edit_trunk puts "Current Trunk:\n" Dialogue.display_trunk(@trunk, true) print "\n[ =EDITING= ](CTRL-C to abort)> " STDOUT.flush begin new_trunk = STDIN.gets.to_s rescue Interrupt puts "\n**Aborting edit**\n\n" new_trunk = @trunk["trunk"] end @trunk["trunk"] = new_trunk end |


Bomb squad called to Aberdeen street for second time in one week amid 'ongoing incident'
Officers remain on the scene.
by Kathleen SpeirsBomb disposal squads have been called to a street in Aberdeen for the second time in a week.
Police and Explosive Ordnance Disposal units raced to King Street on Friday night to deal with an 'ongoing incident'.
It comes just days after a 26-year-old man was charged on Monday after the recovery of a "number of chemicals" at a property on King Street on Saturday.
A cordon was put in place around the property in question.
Residents in the surrounding area were temporarily moved temporarily to alternative accommodation.
A spokesperson for the force said: "We are in attendance with EOD at an ongoing incident in King Street, Aberdeen.
"Enquiries are ongoing."


Erika Senekal-Basson
Veterinarian
NVE
Erika Senekal-Basson is from South-Africa. She graduated from vet school in 2008 and has been
working with a variety of animals since then. These varied from small to large animals and
game(wildlife). Her husband, little girl and Erika immigrated in February 2019 and are enjoying
everything about New Zealand. Although she has a special love for horses and dogs, she loves
working with any animal large or small, in the clinic or out on the farm. Things that make her happy,
apart from working with animals, include camping, horse riding, hiking, painting, being outdoors,
cycling, sleeping and family time! She hopes to be of service to you and your beloved animals, to
always give her best and treat them with lots of love and care.


org.pentaho.di.ui.spoon
Interface TabItemInterface
- All Known Implementing Classes:
- JobGraph, SpoonBrowser, SpoonSlave, TransGraph
public interface TabItemInterface
canBeClosed
boolean canBeClosed()
- Closes the content behind the tab, de-allocates resources.
- Returns:
- true if the tab was closed, false if it was prevented by the user. (are you sure dialog)
canHandleSave
boolean canHandleSave()
getManagedObject
Object getManagedObject()
hasContentChanged
boolean hasContentChanged()
getChangedWarning
ChangedWarningInterface getChangedWarning()
showChangedWarning
int showChangedWarning()
throws KettleException
- Throws:
KettleException
applyChanges
boolean applyChanges()
throws KettleException
- Throws:
KettleException
getMeta
EngineMetaInterface getMeta()
setControlStates
void setControlStates()
setFocus
boolean setFocus()


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<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.byu.edu/byu-theme-components/1.x.x/byu-theme-components.min.css" />
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
Then, add this to your page where you want the header to appear:
<byu-header>

Your Site Title Here

</byu-header>
And this where you want the footer:
<byu-footer></byu-footer>
Max Page Width
Since the header and footer have a default max width of 1200px, your page content will need some additional styling to match their width. Specifically, you'll want to wrap your page content in a div with the following CSS:

<byu-header>

Your Site Title Here

</byu-header>

<byu-footer></byu-footer>

Sticky Footer
We strongly recommend adding some code to make the footer "stick" to the bottom of the window even when there is little or no page content. A discussion of how to do this can be found on the footer docs page.
More Updates Coming Soon
A new version of these components is scheduled to be released every two weeks, so feel free to check back here for updates. While the code needed to use the core components is not expected to change, the look and feel of each component may change over time, and new features may be added.
If you encounter issues, need help, or have ideas for new features or enhancements, file an issue on Github.
If you'd like to get involved, you can join our group on Github https://github.com/byuweb or join the conversation on Slack (http://byu-web.slack.com). (https://github.com/byuweb/byu-theme-components).


Note
This tutorial was generated from an Jupyter notebook that can be downloaded here.
Maps and orbital geometry¶
It can be confusing to think about a map of a planet on an eccentric, inclined orbit at an arbitrary angle on the sky. Let’s go through some examples that illustrate how starry
handles 3D geometry in planet orbits. Note that this tutorial applies only to maps of starry.Planet
instances. For maps instantiated straight up with starry.Map
, there’s no shenanigans: what you see is what you get!
A simple example¶
Let’s illustrate how things can get tricky in 3D with a simple example. To begin, let’s say we have a planet on a circular, edge-on orbit with a simple dipole map:
planet.map[1, 0] = 0.5
corresponding to a surface map that looks like this:
[1]:
import starry
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as pl
%matplotlib inline
map = starry.Map()
map[1, 0] = 0.5
map.show()
Let’s suppose further that the planet is rotating with \(P_{rot} = P_{orb}\) and zero obliquity (i.e., what you’d expect for a hotspot that tracks the position of the star). In this case, the axis of rotation is the vector \(\hat{y} = (0, 1, 0)\). Here’s what the planet looks like on the sky over the course of one orbit:
[5]:
%run orbit_edgeon.py
No surprises here.  During secondary eclipse, the observer sees the full day side. And at quadrature, the planet is half-illuminated.
But here’s where things could get tricky.
Suppose now that you have the same planet on an orbit that is inclined relative to the observer at \(i = 60^\circ\). Suppose further that the line of nodes – where the orbital plane intersects the reference plane (the sky plane in our case) – is also misaligned with the \(x\) axis at \(\Omega = 30^\circ\). If we were to keep the exact same map – the same map coefficients, and the same rotational axis relative to the sky plane – this is what we would see:
[7]:
%run orbit_bad.py
If you look closely, this figure doesn’t make any sense! The planet’s dipole is no longer facing the star over the course of the orbit, and the rotational axis is no longer perpendicular to the orbital plane. That’s because we kept the same map and the same rotational axis relative to the sky plane. But that’s silly – the planet’s properties shouldn’t depend on the vantage point of the observer. Instead, when we tell starry
that the planet’s map is
planet[1, 0] = 0.5
and that the axis of rotation is
planet.axis = [0, 1, 0]
what we probably mean is that this is what the planet looks like in the orbital plane. Specifically, we want the planet to look like this when the full dayside is visible. So this is what we expect to see:
[10]:
%run orbit_good.py
That’s much better. You can see that the hotspot always faces the star, and the axis of rotation is perpendicular to the orbital plane.
Since it’s easier to think about maps and rotations in the plane of the orbit, this second example is how starry
actually works. When you specify a map, that’s what the planet looks like in its orbital plane, as if you were viewing the orbit edge-on, with the planet’s full dayside visible (i.e., during secondary eclipse, if the star weren’t blocking your view). When you specify an axis of rotation, that axis is always relative to the planet’s orbital plane, meaning \(\hat{y}\) is
the vector perpendicular to the orbit, pointing “up”. That’s the default axis if none is provided.
More examples¶
Let’s look at some actual light curves now to see how starry
behaves for different orbital orientations. To begin, let’s instantiate a generic one-planet system with a very close-in, bright, tidally-locked planet:
[11]:
star = starry.kepler.Primary()
star[1] = 0.4
star[2] = 0.26
planet = starry.kepler.Secondary()
planet.L = 5e-3
planet.prot = 1
planet.porb = 1
planet.a = 5
system = starry.kepler.System(star, planet)
time = np.linspace(-0.1, 1.1, 100000)
Edge-on circular orbit, planet with dipole map and centered hotspot¶
First off, the simplest possible case: an edge-on, circular orbit of a planet with a dipole map whose hotspot always points toward the star. Let’s compute and plot the light curve over one orbit:
[13]:
planet.inc = 90
planet.ecc = 0
planet[1, 0] = 0.5
system.compute(time)
fig, ax = pl.subplots(1, figsize=(16, 4))
ax.plot(time, system.lightcurve);
ax.set_xlabel('Time [days]', fontsize=16);
ax.set_ylabel('System flux', fontsize=16);
This is exactly what we might expect: two transits at \(t = 0\) and \(t = 1\), a secondary eclipse at \(t = 0.5\), and a phase curve that peaks during secondary eclipse. But it’s worth being explicit about what’s actually going on. As we mentioned above, when we instantiate a Planet
map, we are telling starry
that this is what the planet looks like during secondary eclipse. In this specific case, we told starry
that our map looks like this:
[14]:
planet.show()
Since the map rotates around with the planet, the distinction we made above is necessary. The coefficients of the map correspond to those of the map seen during secondary eclipse, when the full dayside of the planet is (or would be, if the star weren’t in the way) visible to the observer.
Eccentric orbits¶
We can verify that this is still the case regardless of the eccentricity vector of the orbit:
[15]:
planet.inc = 90
planet.ecc = 0.5
planet.w = 30
planet[1, 0] = 0.5
system.compute(time)
fig, ax = pl.subplots(1, figsize=(16, 4))
ax.plot(time, system.lightcurve);
ax.set_xlabel('Time [days]', fontsize=16);
ax.set_ylabel('System flux', fontsize=16);
Secondary eclipse no longer occurs at the same time or mean longitude, but starry
handles all the necessary rotations behind the scenes. When you specify a map, that is what you’ll get when the planet is behind the star!
Inclined orbits¶
Now what about inclined orbits, for which there may be no secondary eclipse? Same thing: we still specify the map as an observer would see it when looking at the system edge-on.
[16]:
fig, ax = pl.subplots(1, figsize=(16, 4))
planet.ecc = 0
planet[1, 0] = 0.5
inclinations = [0, 10, 30, 45, 60, 90]
for inc in inclinations:
planet.inc = inc
system.compute(time)
ax.plot(time, planet.lightcurve, label=inc);
ax.set_xlabel('Time [days]', fontsize=16);
ax.set_ylabel('System flux', fontsize=16);
ax.legend(title='inclination (deg)', ncol=2);
This time I only plotted the planet’s flux (to get rid of the transits and zoom in on the phase curves). As expected, as the inclination is reduced and the orbit becomes ever more face-on, the amplitude of the planet’s phase curve decreases. That’s because in all cases, the planet’s dipole is always facing the star. Here’s what the planet looks like to us, on the sky plane, at a mean anomaly \(f = \frac{3\pi}{2} - \omega\) (corresponding to secondary eclipse if the orbit is edge on):
[18]:
res = 300
fig, ax = pl.subplots(1, 6, figsize=(16, 4))
x, y = np.meshgrid(np.linspace(-1, 1, res), np.linspace(-1, 1, res))
planet.axis = [1, 0, 0]
for i in range(6):
I = [planet(theta=90-inclinations[i], x=x[j], y=y[j]) for j in range(res)]
ax[i].imshow(I, cmap='plasma', origin='lower')
ax[i].axis('off')
ax[i].set_title("$i = %d^\circ$" % inclinations[i])
Rotation in the sky plane¶
Finally, for the sake of completeness, what about cases where the longitude of ascending node \(\Omega \ne 0\)? For an edge-on system, this is the angle of rotation of the orbital plane on the sky. Let’s see what happens when we specify the same dipole map as before, but vary the longitude of ascending node:
[21]:
fig, ax = pl.subplots(2, figsize=(16, 8))
fig.subplots_adjust(hspace=0.5)
planet.inc = 90
planet.ecc = 0
planet[1, 0] = 0.5
Omegas = [0, 30, 45, 60, 90]
for Omega in Omegas:
planet.Omega = Omega
system.compute(time)
ax[0].plot(time, planet.lightcurve, label=Omega);
ax[1].plot(planet.X, planet.Y, label=Omega)
ax[0].set_xlabel('Time [days]', fontsize=16);
ax[0].set_ylabel('System flux', fontsize=16);
ax[0].legend(title='Omega (deg)', ncol=2);
ax[1].set_ylim(-5, 5);
ax[1].set_xlim(-15, 15);
ax[1].axis('off');
All the light curves are the same, which again is exactly what you’d expect. The longitude of ascending node is not something you can typically probe from a light curve (unless, maybe, with planet-planet occultations)! What this means is that the planet map coefficients are specified as if the planet were seen edge on at secondary eclipse with \(\Omega = 0\).
Summary¶
Long story short, here’s all you need to remember: when you specify the map of a starry.kepler.Secondary
instance, you are specifying the coefficients of the map you would see if the system were viewed
Edge-on
With the secondary at occultation (i.e., directly behind the primary)
With the orbital plane parallel to the \(xy\) axis (that is, \(\Omega=0\))
Similarly, the secondary’s rotation axis is specified in the same frame.
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Enter the USB Vendor ID to filter connected WebUSB devices.
Boards with a DAPLink debug interface have a vendor ID of 0x0D28
Boards with the dapboot bootloader have a vendor ID of 0x1209 in DFU mode
If the device has a USB DFU bootloader installed, use the detach button to switch from runtime mode to DFU mode.
About
This is a proof of concept using WebUSB and the mbed remote compilation API to build and flash mbed binaries to microcontrollers from entirely within the browser. Unlike Arduino Create and Codebender, this demo does not require the installation of a binary proxy-agent or browser plugin.
Prerequisites
In order to run this demo, you will need:
An up-to-date version of Chrome, at least version 61 or newer
mbed login credentials must be supplied every time the page is loaded - the remote compile API only offers basic HTTP(S) auth
The DAPLink firmware with WebUSB support only works under Linux and macOS - Windows requires additional work to load a generic driver for the DFU interface.
The Nucleo F103RB development board is the only supported mbed board at this time.


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Part 1 - The Basics
About Parkour
Parkour allows you to create unlimited courses, each with unlimited checkpoints, while tracking time and the amount of deaths. Parkour can easily integrate and be fully customised to work well with any server.
Whether you are setting the plugin up as a minigame, or as a dedicated Parkour server, the configuration will allow you to choose exactly how you want the plugin to work. A 'ParkourKit' is a set of customisable Materials which will add a whole new level of fun to each course.
Parkour uses a database to store all the leaderboards for each course, allowing for powerful and customisable results. By default, the plugin will create a SQLite database locally in the plugins folder, in a folder named 'sqlite-db', however if you wish to use a MySQL server of your choice, this can be configured in the config.yml.
Beginning Steps
It is recommended to create a world dedicated for the Parkour plugin, although it does have multi-world support. Once you have your world chosen, create an area where the players can choose which course to join. When you are happy, stand where you want the lobby to be saved and enter /pa setlobby. This only needs to be done once!
Whenever you want to teleport to the Parkour lobby, enter /pa lobby. By default, this is where players are teleported to when they complete or leave a course. We can create different lobbies which have different locations and requirements, which will be covered later in the tutorials.
You should now have the latest version of Parkour installed, and have a Parkour lobby created.
Command Help
To display the Parkour commands menu, enter /pa cmds which will bring up the available command menus.
To display a specific menu, enter the corresponding value you want, i.e. /pa cmds 1
If you want to understand more information about a command, you can enter /pa help (command) which will display everything you need to know, i.e. /pa help join


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7 Ways to Effectively Dealing with Pressure Situations
Dealing with pressure-like situations is one of the skills people need to master in this fast-moving world. Moving away from that steady & sedate lifecycle, we live in the times when every aspect of our life is volatile, wherein we need to deal with multiple variables at the same time, putting us under tremendous pressure in figuring out the ways to emerge out of it. Everyone deals with pressure throughout his life, personal or professional, and the real character of an individual comes out only while attempting to deal with it effectively. Your attempt to coping up with pressure shows a lot about your experience and maturity in evolving yourself as an individual. The manifestation of the pressure in your professional life could be in the form of anticipation of getting a pink slip from your organization, performing your job as per your boss’ yardstick, getting enough exposure to build your career organically, delivering within stringent deadlines, etc.
As we understand that there is no way with which we can dispense with such situations, we need to learn the art of dealing with them in a productive & healthy way. We should develop a healthy relationship with the stress that is experienced out of such pressure situations. This can only help us to survive and thrive through such situations. In the corporate world, this is one of the sought-after skills that companies look out for in their employees. Hence learning and practicing how to cope with them separates us from others in showing our talent and potential in dealing with it. While there are many techniques one can follow, below are 7 important ways, I believe one should be taking cognizance of and practicing it regularly to effectively deal with pressure.
Focus on the Important Tasks: People often lands themselves in pressure situations when they are bounded by timelines when a task needs to be completed within the deadline (urgent tasks). You need to proactively avoid finding yourself in such situations by prioritizing tasks and focus on the important ones, to prevent them from getting converted into urgent ones. This is one of the rules of productivity as well. Avoid procrastinating and act on the tasks on time to make it your life ritual and breaking away from the habit of procrastinating things.
Stay in Present: In a pressure situation, you would be heavily tested on your temperament, reaction, and the way you think. You are expected to do things in a way you would have done in a normal situation, keeping yourself completely insulated from the noise around you. Consider doing the things that matter the most at a given point in time. Your body language, calmness, ability to think clearly through chaos will speak a lot about your comforts in dealing with such situations. It is important to stay in present and focus on what needs to be done now, rather than what went wrong in the past or the potential future consequences.
Breaking down your tasks: Whenever you find yourself in a stressful situation, always look to break down the complex task into smaller ones. This would give you some mental clarity and lets you focus on one element at a time rather than getting overwhelmed with the seemingly uphill challenge. Think about an end goal or objective and the process or steps to be taken to reach there. By disaggregating tasks, you feel lighter as you reckon simpler tasks and find yourself in complete control of the situation without allowing the stress to get better off you.
Changing your perception: Perception could be the toughest part to manage while you’re in the middle of such a situation. Sometimes you visualize it by getting afraid of some catastrophe that is too unlikely to happen. Focusing on the critical parts than looking at them in their totality would be the right anecdote to coping up with such feelings. Also, change the perception of the way pressure would affect you. Pressure situations shouldn’t always be looked at as a sign of adversity. Look at it as the means to grow yourself stronger.
Practice Mindfulness: Adopting this practice will build your mental ability to control your temperament and thought process, which in turn can keep you calm, focused, creative and flexible in such crunch situations. It also enhances clarity under chaotic situations. You should practice meditation daily by setting a fixed routine for yourself. Mindfulness is one form of mental exercise that can increase your attention spans and reduce stress levels.
Be Optimistic: Keep yourself engaged in tasks/activities that need to be done, without responding to the unnecessary arguments floating around. This will only distract you and put you under more pressure. You need to back yourself & stay positive while taking key decisions in such situations and proceed further without being worried about the potentially dire consequences. Great leaders believe in it and have always backed their instincts to combat stress & pressure.
 By expecting the unexpected, we prepare ourselves mentally to thrive through such situations. Projects are always accompanied by a thorough risk analysis, only to prepare the team well to anticipate and deal with potential pressures. Being mentally ready lets you take proactive steps to completely avoid or mitigate or stay fully prepared for such crunch situations.
Staying calm, composed & focused plays a key role in building your ability to handle pressure. It is vital to not show off your stress either on your face or on your behavior. Even in Sports, we witness a lot of on-field situations where they have to deal with pressure, given the context of the game. During such times, team members look up to leaders for answers & that’s when as a leader he needs to exhibit his pressure coping skills. In the sports or corporate world, this is one skill you would be tested on and so it becomes imperative for us to get better at it by practicing the techniques to deal with it regularly.
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EARLY SETTLERS of
MONROE
COUNTY, OHIO TOWNSHIPS
Year Township Early
Settlers
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1826 |
Adams |
James
Atkinson, Gilbert McCoy, Mitchell McCoy, Elias Conger, Christian Hartline,
Philip Noland, Robert Norris, Samuel Bracey, Mellott, Powell |
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Benton |
John Cline,
Joseph Cline, William Brown, Solomon Tice, Isaac Cline, William Knight, Henry
Bower |
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1832 |
Bethel |
Jacob Miller,
Robert Martin, Adam Davis, Jacob Lindemood, Thomas Masters, Jonathan Conner,
Stephen Conner, Seth Adams, Henry Hall, Thomas Hall, Thomas Martin Jr. |
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1815 |
Center |
John Baker,
John Winland, Peter Palmer, Levin Okey, Cornelius Okey, Arthur Okey, Woodman
Okey, James Okey, Henry Okey, Elias Jeffries, Joseph Jeffries, Jesse Jackson,
Abram Jackson, William Griffith, Martin Baker |
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1822 |
Franklin |
Martin Crow,
Frederick Crow, David Sutherland, Forshey, Carmichael, Hines, McVay, Holden,
Hale, Dearth, Wells, William Wilson, Thomas Martin, William Bonar |
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1824 |
Green |
Ephraim,
Samuel and Abraham Jones, John, William and Stephen Knight, Andrew Sprowls,
Isaac Mitchell Sr., Baldwin Cox, John Dunn, Zadock West, Barnet Adamson, John
Bowie, William Hurd, John and Edward Reed, Isaac Cowley, William Hickman,
James Seals, Conrad Duval, William Bailey, Jacob and Henry Dennis, Bennett
Coen, Frederick and Adam Myers and, David Honnell |
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1815 |
Jackson |
Philip Witten,
Ramsay, John McBride, Jonah and Christopher Steel |
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1869 |
Lee |
Major Earl
Sprout, Philander B. Stewart, Dr. Miles, Stephen Scott, James Johnson |
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1821 |
Malaga |
John
Hendershot, Stillwell Truex, Matthew Rogers, Martin Fogle, Frederick Hayes,
William Kennard, Peter Mann, David Upton, David Mann, James Graham |
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1818 |
Ohio |
Robert
McEldowney, Jacob Bare, Samuel McBride |
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1821 |
Perry |
Jesse Fleming,
Daniel Dye Sr., Jesse Brown, Thomas Mitchell Sr., Jacob and Abraham Huffman,
Michael Stine, Samuel Bottenfield, Darlan Long, Patrick Hamilton, Evander
Burch, Richard Conner, Robert Miller, Ephraim Headlee, Thomas Rhinehart,
Samuel Swartwood, Jacob Drum Sr., Peter and Tobias Haught, Samuel Kincaid,
James Okey, Israel Lentz and Joseph Morris |
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1815 |
Salem |
James
Henthorn, Charles Atkinson, William Powell, Jonathan Rutter |
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1815 |
Seneca |
Andrew Dilley,
John Dailey, Robert Carpenter, Mitchell and Isaac Atkinson, William Dement,
Christopher Haines, Barnabus Crosbay Samuel Danford, Rufus Hall, Vincent
Dailey, Joseph Baker, Samuel Pryor, Elijah and Samuel Stephen, David Miller,
Daniel And Jesse Bean, William Kent and William Cousins, Rucker |
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1850 |
Summit |
Ephraim
Rucker, Mollie McGuire, James Benson, Michael Crow, William Craig, Philip
Cline, Edward Coulter, John Hamilton, Jacob Wise, David Ayres, Ephraim
Dearth, Thomas Scott, James Allen, Robert Smith, Thomas Allen, Henry Benson,
Barak Fisher, Alexander Ferrel, Robert Stewart, John McBride, Robert Hannahs,
Hugh Henderson |
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1819 |
Sunsbury |
Abner Barrett,
Citizen Beall, George Decker, Casper Hendershot, Calib Linn, John Linn,
Samuel Mellott, Jesse Morris, Elias Pittman, Henry Smith, Samuel Starr, George
Stewart, Noah Stewart, Benjamin Truax, Jacob Truax, Robert Wilson, John Wink |
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1827 |
Switzerland |
Daniel Mallet,
Jacob Tschappat Sr., Jacob Nisperly |
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1832 |
Washington |
Joseph Cline,
Philip, David and Joseph Allen, James Scott, Abner Powell, Ezekiel Blair,
James and Isaac Rinard, Jacob Flint, William Knowlton, Peter Beaver |
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1824 |
Wayne |
Daniel
Dougherty, Michael Cronin |


My long term goal (or dream) is to become a full time employed web developer for a company that I love. I want to work alongside great people and thrive in a team environment.
The pathway to get there looks like this:
I want to graduate from Dev Academy while feel proud and confident of my (hopefully) high achievements.
After graduation I want to continue to develope my portfolio and make and create lots of websites to show my skills.
I am very interested in a few interships that pop up annually from different NZ companies. One of these is a summer internship with CoGO based in Wellington. CoGo is an amazing app
and I have kept my eye on the opportunities they offer and would love to gain experience working for them.
As mentioned in a previous blog post, my strengths and limitations in relation to my learning involve the following:
Strengths:
Project management & time management skills
Communication skills & decision making
Creativity & generating creative ideas
Self awareness, self reflection, & honesty
Limitations:
Patience - easily stressed/frustrated with myself (not others)
public speaking
Intelligence insecurity - being too critical of myself - dont think I am "smart enough"
I can be overly opinionated occasionally (stems from honesty strength but can sometimes be too much)
I would really like to further develope my public speaking skills. I am terrible when it comes to presenting myself and my work to groups of people and fear I will never be confident in
doing it. During bootcamp I am going to make myself present to the group even if I have no clue what I am doing. I think this will help build confidence in myself when presenting work
and I find I don't really know what I am talking about I atleast will;
1) learn something new from others that I struggle to explain
2) build confidence in myself even if/when it goes horribly
wrong and not in my favor.
At EDA, I will manage myself and my workload by applying the following habits:
No zero days: I found what was mentioned in the course preperation to foundations was incredibly helpful which was ensuring practice every single day - no matter how big or small
Task responsibility and task balance: I have always strongly enforced task responsibility on myself especially when working with others. During this programme, the last thing I
would want is to dissapoint anyone around me by not delivering what I promised. Achieving this would be by not only taking task responsibily, but being able to manage and balance
my time when working with those tasks. I find implementing an agile project management/development system like scrum or kanban (depending on the project length/workload) works
really well for me. I use backlog, to-do, doing, done, on my whiteboard to organise my tasks, and time myself using Toggl to ensure I am spending an appropropriate amount of time on
each task. I really like the timeboxing strategy that EDA applies to sprint work, I find it really helpful when organising my time and tasks.
At EDA, when things are buidling up and start getting to me, I will apply the following habits
Practicing the reccomended framework when approaching a difficult task. This includes:
Get intentional and habitual
Start your timer
Understand: Get clear on what is being asked
Plan: Plan your approach
Divide: Break into small steps
Make an attempt at solving it (write an initial solution)
Get unstuck
Improve your solution (Refactor)
Learn what you learned (Reflect)
Practice
I have found this framework works really well when I find a task difficult.
Practicing patience and taking care of my head:
As previously mentioned in my limitations, I tend to get easily impatient and frustrated if I find I am falling behind
schedule or am struggling to understand something. I have recently started taking short breaks every 35mins or so where I do a few push ups, sit ups, stretch my whole body
and walk around the house for a bit. I always feel 100% better, more relaxed and focussed when I do this and have found my workflow to be much more sufficient.
I plan to seek help when I know I definatly can not solve a problem on my own. I would firstly apply the EDA framework as previously mentioned, then search on Google to see if
a solution can be found there. If I still can not find a solution, I will plan to reach out to both the #foundations and #code-help-desk slack chats where hundreds of
developers are connected to also.
I also plan to reach out to my facilitator, Joseph, who is an incredily helpful and approachable person. I feel it is neccessary to reach out to
him whenever I feel struggle so he understands my strengths and limitations awell as progress and development.
I am so far very happy and impressed with the facilitation team, and more specificly, my facilitator. I think out of everything I would want in a facilitator would be a kind, approachable human that genuinely cares about me and my progress, which is what I currently have so I am very grateful for that.
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sfJQueryUtilities contains utility methods used in the widgets
sfWidgetFormPropelJQuerySortable represents a sortable HTML list that fires an Ajax request upon change
sfWidgetFormPropelSelect represents a select HTML tag with Ajax support for a model.


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NASA unveils stunning photo of Orion's Belt in sky and reflected in river below
Photographer Vitalij Kopa captured the beautiful photo from Latvia’s Virtrupe river, and NASA has now featured it as its Astronomy Picture of the Day
by Shivali Best, https://www.facebook.com/shivalibestjournalist/It’s one of the most well-known constellations in the night sky, and now Orion’s Belt has been caught on camera - both in the sky and reflected in the river below.
Photographer Vitalij Kopa captured the beautiful photo from Latvia’s Virtrupe river, and NASA has now featured it as its Astronomy Picture of the Day.
NASA said: “Looking toward the east in the early hours of a September morning this single exposure made with tripod and camera captured a simple visual experience.
“Rising above the tree-lined slope are familiar stars in planet Earth's northern night and the constellation Orion the Hunter.
“Brighter stars marking the celestial Hunter's shoulder (Betelgeuse), foot (Rigel), belt, and sword are clearly reflected in the calm waters from northern Latvia's Vitrupe river.”
Orion is located on the celestial equator, and is clearly visible in the night sky from November to February.
NASA added: “Winter is coming to planet Earth's northern hemisphere. By then Orion and this beautiful starry vista will be seen rising in early evening skies.”
This isn’t the first time that NASA has featured a photo featuring a reflection as its Astronomy Picture of the Day.
Last month NASA featured a stunning photo of the Milky Way reflected in the Uyuni Salt Flat in Bolivia.


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WWE NXT (20th November 2019): Start Time, Predictions, Location & more of NXT before Survivor Series
by Alan JohnThe advantage in the Men's WarGames will be hanging in the balance as this week's episode of NXT promises to be a thriller. With just days away from NXT TakeOver: WarGames and Survivor Series, we can expect a lot of twists and turns in tonight's edition of the Black & Gold brand.
Dominik Dijakovic will square-off with the NXT Champion, Adam Cole, with the briefcase containing the advantage for the Men's WarGames. If last week's match between Io Shirai and Mia Yim is anything to go by, expect a barnburner folks.
This is the first time Dijakovic will be competing as a member of Team Ciampa and he will be looking to impress the Blackheart and his long-time rival, Keith Lee.
But it will not be an easy task as the Panama City Playboy has been on an absolute roll at the moment.
Who will come out on top in this match-up?
It was utter chaos to close the night on this week's RAW. All the three brands were involved in an all-out brawl where NXT reigned supreme. WWE COO Triple H has laid out the challenge to both RAW and SmackDown and said he has kept the doors of Full Sail open for the Red and Blue brand Superstars.
Will anyone enter through the doors and pick a fight with the Black & Gold brand?
The Undisputed Era made a statement last week when they crashed the SmackDown Tag Team Championship match between New Day and The Revival. The Top Guys weren't happy with what happened and will be looking to get some retribution on the NXT Tag Team Champions.
Can the former NXT Tag Team Champs get one over the current ones?
Guess you will have to tune-in to find out!
NXT on USA Network Location and Date
Location: Full Sail University, Winter Park, Florida, United States of America
Date: 20th November 2019 (USA), 21st November (UK and India)
Time: 8 PM (EST), 2 AM (UK Time), 6:30 AM (India)
Where to watch NXT
NXT can be watched live on USA Network in the United States of America.
Fans of NXT from India and UK can follow all the updates right here on Sportskeeda.


28.05.2013 CRM 7371 of 2013 Court No.8 (VB) Item No. 72 In Re:- An application for anticipatory bail under section 438 of the Code of (regular bench) sn/akd-II Criminal Procedure filed on 23.05.2013 in connection with Raghunathganj P.S.
Case No. 235 of 2013 dated 03.04.2013 for committing offence punishable under Section 188 of the Indian Penal Code, Section 44 of the Water Pollution Act, Section 37(1) of the Air Act and Section 15 of the Environment Act.
And In the matter of : Gautam Dutta ......Petitioner Mr. Usof Ali Dewan, Advocate ....For the Petitioner Mr. Prasun Dutta, Advocate .......For the State As prayed for by learned Advocate for the petitioner, let the matter appear before the Regular Bench after reopening of the Court following the Summer Vacation for the year 2013.
(Jyotirmay Bhattacharya, J) (Sanjib Banerjee, J)