Location secret provider configuration
Edit (pull request)Secret vault technologies can be integrated easily into Alien4Cloud thanks to the plugin system. Alien4Cloud provides by default a plugin to integrate with HashiCorp Vault.
You should configure the secret provider configuration in order to associate it with the location.
This configuration will be used by all deployment on this location to retrieve secrets.
Fields that should be configured for Vault HashiCorp plugin:
- Vault URL the URL to connect to your Vault
- Authentication Method for the moment, 2 methods are supported token and ldap. The choice of the method will influence the credentials asked for a deployment (token or user / password), and the manner Alien4Cloud handle the login.
- Vault Certificate the certificate chain (multiple certificates can be separated by newline character) that Alien4Cloud should trust to connect to the Vault for a HTTPS Vault connection.
- Alien4Cloud will always verify the certificate, for self-signed certificate, you should always configure the field Vault Certificate
- You should enable the text area mode before pasting the certificate or else all new line character will be removed


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This is a simple entity that allows you to make an invisible climbable field.
description
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most common way to build a ladder is to first construct it out of
brushes (or a masked-textured brush) and then place the func_ladder
over it. Only the brush construction will be visible in the game.
The brush-construction is usually made out of a func_wall or func_illusionary entity as shown in the above picture.
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Name - The only reason to give a ladder a name in normal Half-Life is
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Making a ladder entity out of two or more brushes
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can't make him climb the ladder directly, as far as I know, but I
suppose you could give the illusion by getting him to walk to the base,
triggering an invisible lift at the bottom, and make him walk off it.
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wouldn't be that complex actually. The only real downside is that the
monster wouldn't look as if he was climbing the ladder but simply
'flying' up.
How to make it: Make a trigger multiple field that
can also be affected by monsters in front of the ladder. Below it, make
a func_train from the {blue texture. Make it 1 unit thick and invisible
using render mode solid and an FX amount of 255.
Make the train move up (using path_corners, of course) by simply
triggering it with the monster running through the trigger multiple.
Give the func_train a slight delay of 1 or 2 seconds to make sure the
monster is properly standing on it. Furthermore, place an info_node
above it to make sure the monster runs on top of it properly whilst
chasing after you.
The only catch with this method is that you
need the func_train to move somewhat slowly to prevent you, the player,
from being boosted by the func_train yourself. Perhaps a better
alternative would be to use the trigger_monsterjump. I don't have much
experience with it, but by making it a master you should be able to
make the monster 'jump' up (thus faking the climbing of the ladder) and
making a func_wall_toggle activate under his feet as soon as he's up
(which would require some good timing) to prevent him from plunging
towards his death.
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to code it in. But I leave that solution to one of the coding geniuses
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Setting inputs with editor
Edit (pull request)Inputs defined through Tosca grammar
Inputs can be defined when designing the application topology. Generally, they are used to customize the deployment of the topology on different environments. The deployer should then, fill them up, according to some information such as the context, the environment type, the location, etc. You can have many of them, and it can sometimes be a burden for the deployer to fill them up, especially when they do not change that much between deployments and environments.
Inputs are added by clicking in the arrow button on a node property, capability or relation.
It displays get_input: comment, where comment is the input name (by default, it is set to the node property name)
The topology inputs can be displayed on the UI by clicking on the Inputs tab on the right :
It displays input name, type and constraints. The inputs can be there renamed or deleted.
The topology yaml editor displays the get_input syntax :
topology_template:
inputs:
comment:
type: string
required: false
description: "A simple comment."
node_templates:
MiniBashMock:
type: org.alien4cloud.mock.bash.nodes.MiniBashMock
properties:
duration: 1
variation: 20
log_length: 2000
comment: { get_input: comment }
When a node has a complex property, it is not possible to add with the UI a subproperty as an input. It can be done in the YAML editor with the get_input
topology_template:
inputs:
inputComplex:
type: string
required: false
description: "A simple description."
node_templates:
BashMockComplex:
metadata:
a4c_edit_x: "-4"
a4c_edit_y: "-22"
type: org.alien4cloud.mock.bashComplex.nodes.BashMockComplex
properties:
complex_prop:
nested: { get_input: inputComplex }
duration: 3
variation: 20
log_length: 2000
Implicit inputs defined with a hashtag
Since version 3.0.0, it is possible to specify an implicit input with a hashtag like this #{inputname} It can be very useful when a node has a complex property for instance. If the input specified already exists, it will be used. If not, it will be dynamiquely created when preparing the deployment.
It can be set in the editor :
It is also possible to concat static and input datas directly in the property editor like this :
In this example comment is a predefined input but paramnested is not
In the deployment preparation, paramnested is automaticly displayed :
It can be applied to node properties, capabilities and relations.
Variables can be used in this case only if they are already defined.
It is possible to disable the implicit input mode if you wish to set properties without this mode. If #{inputname} is set in a node property, capability or relation property, it will be set to this value in the deployment. To disable, the parameter features.auto_inputs has to be set to false If this parameter is not set, the implicit input will be enabled by default, e.g. features.auto_inputs set to true.
It is also possible to use internal variables. defined in location or application with this syntax. For instance, an application metaproperty can be set on a node property with the syntax #{app_meta_MYAPP_META1}.
Subpart of complex inputs can be used in other properties as inputs. For instance, if a complex input, named complex_prop has a subproperty description, it can be used in an other node property with the syntax #{complex_prop.description}
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by @PeterPeerdeman from
PUT /customers/1
{
'id':1,
'name':'Peter',
'shoesize': 46
}
PATCH /customers/1
{
'name':'Peter'
}
var Customer = $resource('/api/v1/customers/:customerId', {customerId:'@id'});
//performs GET /api/v1/customers/123
$scope.customer = Customer.get({customerId:123}, function() {
//callback
});
var Establishment = $resource('/api/v1/customers/:customerId/ ' +
'establishments/:establishmentId', {customerId:123, establishmentId:'@id'});
//performs GET /api/v1/customers/123/establishments/
var establishments = Establishment.query(function() {
var establishment = _.find(establishments, {city:'Amsterdam'});
establishment.name = "Hippo HQ";
establishment.$save();
});
RestangularProvider.setBaseUrl('/api/v1')
//performs GET /api/v1/customers/123
Restangular.one('customers', 123).get().then(function(customer) {
$scope.customer = customer
});
//performs GET /api/v1/customers/123/establishments
$scope.customer.getList('establishments').then(function(establishments) {
var establishment = _.find(establishments, {city:'The Hague'});
establishment.name = "Q42";
establishment.put();
});
var newEstablishment = {name:'Lifely', address:'zekeringstraat 17'};
//performs POST /api/v1/customers/123/establishments
$scope.customer.getList('establishments').post(newCustomer).then(function(data) {
newCustomer.id = data.id;
$scope.customer.establishments.push(newEstablishment);
})
//performs POST /api/v1/customers/favorite
$scope.customer.customPost({}, 'favorite');
//e.g. our services return
//single resource {user:{name:'peter'}}
//list resource {data:[{name:'peter'}]
Restangular.setResponseInterceptor(function(response, operation, what) {
var newResponse;
if (operation === "getList") {
// This is a wrapped array
newResponse = response.data;
} else {
// This is a wrapped element
newResponse = response[what];
}
return newResponse;
});
RestangularProvider.setRequestInterceptor(
function(elem, operation, what) {
if (operation === 'put') {
elem._id = undefined;
return elem;
}
return elem;
});
Restangular
by @PeterPeerdeman from


Your Biggest 2020 Investing Worries, Resolved Here
by Michael FosterI’ve been getting worried emails from investors lately, and most are about one of two big fears:
- That a 2008-style market collapse and recession are on our doorstep, and …
- America’s spiraling debt will drive it into bankruptcy.
So today I’m going to give you my take on both.
Investor Worry No. 1: Is a Recession Looming?
The first question: are we headed for a recession? This one nearly broke my inbox during the late 2018 pullback, when I said that drop was a timely buying opportunity.
Not only has growth remained above 2% this year, but low unemployment, rising sales for US companies and higher incomes have all continued, without triggering inflation. In short, we’re living in a “Goldilocks” situation that’s unlikely to turn into a recession for a long time.
To see why, let’s dive into the biggest factor in America’s strong GDP growth: consumer spending. In the third quarter of 2019, household spending rose 2.9% annualized, largely thanks to a big (and growing) jump in retail sales.
What’s driving this consumer confidence?
For one, a stable job market: the unemployment rate keeps falling (it’s 3.6% now, near all-time lows), and wages keep rising, up 13% in the last five years.
And if you’re worried that spending is getting out of hand, fear not: according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, HELOC loans, which Americans use to tap their home equity (and also trigger painful memories of the 2008 real-estate collapse) are far out of fashion. From a high of $700 billion in 2009, balances on HELOCs have shrunk to $400 billion today.
HELOC “Barometer” Shows Clearer Weather
Americans aren’t gorging on HELOCs because they’re more financially prudent than they were in the 2000s. But they’re still spending a bit more, giving us today’s “perfect” economic situation.
Investor Worry No. 2: Is the Government Going Broke?
This brings me to the second question I get a lot from readers: is the US government’s multi-trillion-dollar debt sustainable?
The answer is yes. As I wrote in 2017, Uncle Sam’s roughly $20-trillion debt sounds scary, but when you compare it to the $128 trillion in assets held in the US, you realize that the country’s debt-to-assets ratio is just 15.6%—a fraction of that of the average individual American.
The federal debt, in short, is not a big worry. And the debt story has gotten better, even if most people don’t know about it.
The bipartisan Congressional Budget Office recently released a report showing that the federal debt is actually $2 trillion smaller than originally thought. That’s largely thanks to falling interest rates, which have lowered the government’s debt-servicing costs. As a result, the debt-to-GDP ratio is projected to stay under the 100% mark for the next 15 years:
US Debt Stays Manageable
The key point: the government’s debt is simply part of a complex, modern economy like America’s—and the country is wealthy enough to afford it.
The Real Danger: Letting Overwrought Fears Kill Your Profits
Despite America’s strong growth and manageable debt, too many investors are risking their futures by running away from the gains (and dividends) they can only get from stocks and funds.
Goldman Sachs recently said that the outflow from US equity funds in 2019 is the biggest since 2008, meaning the big profits in stocks from this year have been flowing to a smaller group of Americans.
The reason is simple: many people are terrified of a market correction, even though the data says now is the time to be greedy, not fearful. Second-level investors know this, which is why they’re staying long and benefiting from 2019’s 25% run-up in equities.
The takeaway? By buying stocks—and especially high-yield closed-end funds (CEFs)—you can be one of the few who ignore overhyped fears and grab big gains (and dividends) from the still-strong economy.
Disclosure: none


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Scored Systems
| System | Submitter | System Notes | Constraint | Run Notes | BLEU | BLEU-cased | TER | BEER 2.0 | CharactTER |
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| uedin-stanford-unconstrained (Details) | heafield Stanford |
Unconstrained. Edinburgh system with CommonCrawl on top. | no |
21.0 |
20.6 |
0.705 |
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| eubridge (Details) | freitag RWTH Aachen University |
system combination of the eu-bridge project | yes | better single systems (primary) |
21.0 |
20.6 |
0.701 |
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| eubridge (Details) | freitag RWTH Aachen University |
system combination of the eu-bridge project | yes | alternative |
21.0 |
20.5 |
0.703 |
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| uedin-syntax (Details) | rsennrich University of Edinburgh |
Moses GHKM syntax with ParZu and target-side compound splitting. | yes |
20.6 |
20.1 |
0.699 |
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| uedin-wmt14-en-de (Details) | Nadir University of Edinburgh |
Phrase-based Moses | yes |
20.5 |
20.1 |
0.708 |
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| Stanford (Details) | julia Stanford |
Phrase-based system with word class language model and features, plus a giant language model trained on German commoncrawl | no | Finished tuning and chose best tune iteration weights |
20.9 |
20.0 |
0.710 |
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| Stanford (Details) | julia Stanford |
Phrase-based system with word class language model and features | yes |
20.7 |
19.9 |
0.712 |
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| KIT primary (Details) | eunah.cho KIT |
NMT, BPE, rescore using five models | yes |
20.0 |
19.5 |
0.708 |
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| uedin-syntax-contrastive (Details) | rsennrich University of Edinburgh |
Moses GHKM syntax with ParZu. baseline (contrastive). [not pure baseline: has compound splitting and modified label set] | yes |
19.9 |
19.5 |
0.718 |
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| UU-opus-ende (Details) | jorgtied University of Helsinki |
no | phrase-based with preordered alignment and OPUS data |
19.3 |
19.0 |
0.728 |
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| UU-ende (Details) | jorgtied University of Helsinki |
yes | phrase-based with preordered alignment |
19.3 |
18.9 |
0.729 |
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| uedin-syntax-wmt14-en-de-contrastive (Details) | Matthias Huck University of Edinburgh |
Moses GHKM Syntax contrastive | yes | uedin-syntax English-to-German contrastive, extraction based on syntactic annotation from the German Berkeley Parser, but SCFG rules with a single generic non-terminal instead of syntactic labels, plus rules added from plain phrase-based extraction |
19.2 |
18.8 |
0.733 |
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| UU-opus-ende (Details) | jorgtied University of Helsinki |
no | baseline with OPUS (filtered PT) |
19.1 |
18.7 |
0.728 |
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| UU-Docent (Details) | sara.stymne Uppsala University |
yes | Docent-based system with POS-based phrase reordering system. Primary system |
19.4 |
18.7 |
0.723 |
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| uedin-syntax-wmt14-en-de-contrastive (Details) | Matthias Huck University of Edinburgh |
Moses GHKM Syntax contrastive | yes | uedin-syntax English-to-German contrastive, based on syntactic annotation from BitPar |
19.0 |
18.6 |
0.734 |
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| uedin-syntax-wmt14-en-de-contrastive (Details) | Matthias Huck University of Edinburgh |
Moses GHKM Syntax contrastive | yes | uedin-syntax English-to-German contrastive, based on syntactic annotation from the German Berkeley Parser |
19.0 |
18.6 |
0.732 |
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| UU-Docent (Details) | sara.stymne Uppsala University |
yes | Contrastive run with Moses |
19.3 |
18.6 |
0.725 |
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| UU-opus-ende (Details) | jorgtied University of Helsinki |
no | preordered phrase-based with postordering, WMT + OPUS |
18.9 |
18.5 |
0.729 |
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| UU-ende (Details) | jorgtied University of Helsinki |
yes | simple baseline (filtered PT) |
18.7 |
18.4 |
0.737 |
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| UU-ende (Details) | jorgtied University of Helsinki |
yes | phrase-based, preordered with post ordering step |
18.6 |
18.3 |
0.735 |
|||
| uedin-syntax-wmt14-en-de-contrastive (Details) | Matthias Huck University of Edinburgh |
Moses GHKM Syntax contrastive | yes | uedin-syntax English-to-German contrastive, based on syntactic annotation from the German Stanford Parser |
18.7 |
18.3 |
0.737 |
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| uedin-syntax-wmt14-en-de-contrastive (Details) | Matthias Huck University of Edinburgh |
Moses GHKM Syntax contrastive | yes | uedin-syntax English-to-German contrastive, extraction based on syntactic annotation from the German Berkeley Parser, but SCFG rules with a single generic non-terminal instead of syntactic labels |
18.6 |
18.2 |
0.743 |
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| CimS-CORI (Details) | Cap/Weller/Ramm CIS, University of Munich; IMS, University of Stuttgart |
Phrase-based Moses, 2-step translation process: translate into lemmatised German, with split compounds. Then, merge compounds together and generate fully inflected forms with SMOR. Enables creation of new compounds and unseen inflectional variants. Is primary. | yes |
18.4 |
17.8 |
0.735 |
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| CimS-RI (Details) | Cap/Weller/Ramm CIS, University of Munich; IMS, University of Stuttgart |
Phrase-based Moses, 2-step translation process: translate into lemmatised German, then generate fully inflected forms with SMOR, enables creation of unseen inflected forms | yes |
18.3 |
17.8 |
0.740 |
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| CimS Syntax-based Source-side reordering (Details) | Cap/Weller/Ramm CIS, University of Munich; IMS, University of Stuttgart |
String to tree syntax, GHKM Moses, source-side reordering, two-step translation process: translation into lemmatised German, then generation of fully inflected forms using SMOR | yes |
18.1 |
17.6 |
0.746 |
|||
| FDA5-DCU (Details) | bicici |
Feature Decay Algorithms (FDA) 5 and Moses RELEASE-2.1 Instance selection with FDA5 and using Moses phrase based system to decode. | yes | en-de (after the deadline) |
17.2 |
16.8 |
0.753 |
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| CimS-RIVE (Details) | Cap/Weller/Ramm CIS, University of Munich; IMS, University of Stuttgart |
Phrase-based Moses, 2-step translation process: translate into lemmatised German, then generate fully inflected forms with SMOR, enables creation of unseen inflected forms. This variant includes verbal inflection prediction. This is work in progress. | yes |
17.2 |
16.6 |
0.753 |
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| PROMT Hybrid (Details) | Alex Molchanov PROMT LLC |
no |
16.8 |
16.5 |
0.741 |
||||
| TTT contrastive (Details) | Quernheim/Cap IMS, University of Stuttgart; CIS, University of Munich |
Tree-to-tree translation without unknown word handling. Fallback is standard Moses phrase-based | yes |
17.0 |
16.4 |
0.770 |
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| TTT - CimS-RI (Details) | Quernheim/Cap IMS, University of Stuttgart; CIS, University of Munich |
Two step translation process: Tree-to-Tree tanslation into lemmatised German (without unknown word handling), then generation of inflected forms using SMOR (as described in the CimS-RI system). Fallback is CimS-RI. | yes |
16.4 |
15.8 |
0.773 |
|||
| TTT - CimS-CORI (Details) | Quernheim/Cap IMS, University of Stuttgart; CIS, University of Munich |
Two step translation process: Tree-to-Tree translation (without unknown word handling) into lemmatised German with split compounds. Then, merge compounds together (using the target-parse tree structure) and generate fully inflected forms with SMOR (as described in the CimS-RI system). Fallback is CimS-CORI. | yes |
16.3 |
15.7 |
0.770 |
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| CimS-CORIVE (Details) | Cap/Weller/Ramm CIS, University of Munich; IMS, University of Stuttgart |
Phrase-based Moses, 2-step translation process: translate into lemmatised German, with split compounds. Then, merge compounds together and generate fully inflected forms with SMOR. This variant includes verbal inflection prediction. Enables creation of new compounds and unseen inflectional variants. This is work in progress. | yes |
16.0 |
15.4 |
failed |
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| TTT - CimS-RI (Details) | Quernheim/Cap IMS, University of Stuttgart; CIS, University of Munich |
Two step translation process: Tree-to-Tree tanslation into lemmatised German (without unknown word handling), then generation of inflected forms using SMOR (as described in the CimS-RI system). Fallback is CimS-RI. | yes | For this run, the syntactic information from the target parse tree was used for re-inflection (instead of CimS-RI models). Fallback is still CimS-RI |
15.8 |
15.3 |
0.780 |
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| TTT - CimS-CORI (Details) | Quernheim/Cap IMS, University of Stuttgart; CIS, University of Munich |
Two step translation process: Tree-to-Tree translation (without unknown word handling) into lemmatised German with split compounds. Then, merge compounds together (using the target-parse tree structure) and generate fully inflected forms with SMOR (as described in the CimS-RI system). Fallback is CimS-CORI. | yes | For this run, the syntactic information from the target parse tree was used for re-inflection (instead of CimS-RI models). Fallback is still CimS-CORI |
15.7 |
15.1 |
0.776 |
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| PROMT Rule-based (Details) | Alex Molchanov PROMT LLC |
no |
14.4 |
14.1 |
0.775 |
||||
| Templatic (Details) | hmghaly CUNY |
no | checking formatting |
failed |
failed |
failed |
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| Templatic (Details) | hmghaly CUNY |
no | testing file format |
failed |
failed |
failed |


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In this training we will be taking a closer look at what Azure AD B2C custom policies are. Many times when “custom policies” are mentioned, we are referring to the underlying policy within Identity Experience Framework (IEF). The following will describe what an Azure AD B2C policy is comprised of and how a user experience is generated.
For consumer-based applications, there is a notion of sign-up, sign-in, profile management and even password reset. Azure AD B2C makes this easy across all platforms, web, mobile and desktop apps. Your customers have the flexibility to choose their identity:
A policy, whether it’s a built-in policy or a custom policy, holds the same underlying concepts. Configuring a set of steps and user experiences to take the user through a journey to retrieve claims that are ultimately presented to the relying party application.
Sign-up or sign-in is a common consumer enrollment experience. These types of experiences are controlled by different policies.
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Maintaining a user’s information is important. Utilizing the “Edit profile” policy will allow your users to maintain their information after successfully signing in with a social, local or external account.
With Azure AD B2C custom policies, you are not limited to the sign-up or sign-in, password reset and edit profile policies/journeys. You can create any policy you would like. Such as:
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An account of the doings of a family of lions (apparently a continuation of one of the Ichneumon’s speeches, in the myth of the Mantis) gives a good deal of conversation of such a description as might naturally be ascribed by Bushmen to lions (L II.-10. 1051-1099, 11. 1100-1170). Also gives details of their sizes and roles in the pride, the teaching of young lions to hunt and other information about their hunting habits.
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lion (its nature and habits) , lion (the doings of a family of lions) , lion (its hunting methods) , lion (its diet) , lion (its 'thinking strings') , lion ('understands') , lion (and vultures) , lion (is great) , lion (its 'thoughts talk') , lion (Ichneumon’s speech about) , gemsbok (and doings of a family of lions) , gemsbok (its odour when dead) , gemsbok (is hunted by lions) , gemsbok (its nature and habits) , gemsbok (and Har River) , gemsbok (and vultures) , places (Kleine Brinkkop) , places (Har River) , hunting (methods of lions) , quagga (the doings of a family of lions) , quagga (hunted by lions) , springbok (and doings of a family of lions) , springbok (hunted by lions) , vultures (and hunting habits of a family of lions) , jackal (its nature and habits) , jackal (and doings of a family of lions) , jackal (takes lion's food) , kudu (and doings of a family of lions) , kudu (hunted by lions) , thoughts (the lion's 'talk') , Ichneumon (speech about lions) , speech (Ichneumon's about lions) , names (of places) , names (Kleine Brinkkop) , names (Har River)
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The MadSESE research seminar aims to gather junior and senior researchers from Madrid, Spain, and neighboring regions to meet and to discuss new ideas, important problems and obtained research results in the field of software engineering. Prospective speakers (junior or senior researchers or practitioners active in the field) are invited to submit an extended abstract (max. 1 A4 page) of a talk. Based on these extended abstracts, the organization will construct an exciting program. The seminar particularly welcomes presentations of ongoing research or tools developed by PhD students. Senior researchers will provide the necessary feedback and lively discussions.
This year we will have the following exciting keynote talk:
Sandro Morasca is a Professor of Computer Science at the Dipartimento di Scienze Teoriche e Applicate of the Università degli Studi dell'Insubria in Como and Varese, Italy. He was an Associate and Assistant Professor at the Politecnico di Milano in Milano and Como, Italy, and a Faculty Research Assistant and later a Visiting Scientist at the Department of Computer Science of the University of Maryland at College Park. Sandro Morasca has been actively carrying out research in Empirical Software Engineering, Software Quality, Software Verification, Open Source Software, Web Services, and Specification of Concurrent and Real-time Software Systems, and has published over 30 journal papers and over 80 conference papers. Sandro Morasca has been involved in several national and international projects and has served on the PC of a number of international Software Engineering conferences and serves on the editorial board of "Empirical Software Engineering: An International Journal," published by Springer-Verlag.
Attendance to MadSESE 2016 is free (including lunch, and coffee breaks), but registration is required. The event will be hosted at the Campus de Fuenlabrada of the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos in the Seminar 144 room. Directions for coming to the Campus de Fuenlabrada by car can be found here. Directions for coming to the Campus de Fuenlabrada by public transport can be foud here.


Public Health Notice - United States outbreak of E. coli infections linked to romaine lettuce with implications for Canadians
OTTAWA, Nov. 22, 2019 /CNW/ - Original Notice
Why you should take note
The United StatesCenters for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S. CDC), the United StatesFood and Drug Administration (U.S. FDA), and the United StatesFood Safety and Inspection Service (U.S. FSIS) are investigating an outbreak of Escherichia coli O157, commonly called E. coli, that is linked to romaine lettuce coming from the Salinas, California growing region in the United States (U.S.). E. coli can cause a serious, life-threatening illness.
Although an outbreak is not occurring in Canada, the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) has identified one Canadian illness with a similar genetic fingerprint to illnesses reported in the U.S. investigation.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has confirmed that romaine lettuce from the affected areas reported in the U.S. investigation is imported to Canada at this time of year. The CFIA has taken measures to protect consumers and is implementing new actions at the border to ensure that any affected romaine lettuce products are no longer being imported into Canada.
As a result of the U.S. outbreak investigation and its link to product on the Canadian market, the Public Health Agency of Canada is advising Canadians to follow the U.S. CDC's public health advice , which advises consumers to not eat, and retailers and food service establishments to not sell or serve, any romaine lettuce harvested from the Salinas, California growing region in the U.S. Romaine lettuce harvested in Canada is not affected by this advice.
This is the fourth E. coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce affecting Canadian consumers in the last two years. The Government of Canada, along with provincial and territorial governments and regional public health units, remains vigilant in its efforts to monitor for any new E. coli illnesses linked to romaine lettuce. If future risks are identified, the Public Health Agency of Canada and its partners will take the necessary steps to notify Canadians of any increased risk to their health and to provide updated advice on how to prevent illness.
Investigation summary
At this time, there is no outbreak of E. coli occurring in Canada. The U.S. CDC is reporting multiple illnesses in several U.S. states. As of November 22, 2019, there is one Canadian illness related to the U.S. outbreak that has been identified in the province of Manitoba. This individual became ill in mid-October.
Laboratory analysis indicates that the illness reported in Canada is also genetically related to illnesses reported in previous E. coli outbreaks that occurred in 2017 and 2018 and were linked to romaine lettuce. This suggests that there may be a reoccurring source of contamination. Canadian and U.S. health officials are collaborating to identify commonalities between the recent illnesses in an effort to identify the source of contamination affecting consumers.
How does lettuce become contaminated with E. coli
E. coli are bacteria that live naturally in the intestines of cattle, poultry and other animals. A common source of E. coli illness is raw fruits and vegetables that have come in contact with feces from infected animals. Leafy greens, such as lettuce, can become contaminated in the field by soil, water, animals or improperly composted manure. Lettuce can also be contaminated by bacteria during and after harvest from handling, storing and transporting the produce. Contamination in lettuce is also possible at the grocery store, in the refrigerator, or from counters and cutting boards through cross-contamination with harmful bacteria from raw meat, poultry or seafood. Most E. coli strains are harmless to humans, but some varieties cause illness.
Who is most at risk
E. coli O157 is more likely than other E. coli strains to cause severe illness. Pregnant women, those with weakened immune systems, young children and older adults are most at risk for developing serious complications.
Most people who become ill from an E. coli infection will recover completely on their own. However, some people may have a more serious illness that requires hospital care, or long-lasting health effects. In rare cases, some individuals may develop life-threatening symptoms, including stroke, kidney failure and seizures, which could result in death. It is possible for some people to be infected with the bacteria and to not get sick or show any symptoms, but to still be able to spread the infection to others.
What you should do to protect your health
The U.S. CDC is advising that consumers not eat, and retailers and food service establishments not sell or serve, any romaine lettuce harvested from the Salinas, California growing region in the U.S. Romaine lettuce harvested in Canada is not affected by this advice.
Canadians are advised to follow the U.S CDC's advice and to check their homes for all types of romaine lettuce such as whole heads of romaine, hearts of romaine, and bags and boxes of precut lettuce and salad mixes that contain romaine, including baby romaine, spring mix, and Caesar salad.
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If you have romaine lettuce at home:
• If the packaging shows that it is from the Salinas, California growing region in the U.S., don't eat it. Throw it away.
• If it isn't labeled with a growing region, don't eat it. Throw it away.
• If you don't know whether the lettuce is romaine or whether a salad mix contains romaine, don't eat it. Throw it away. Wash and sanitize drawers or shelves in refrigerators where romaine lettuce was stored. -
If you buy romaine lettuce at a store:
• If the packaging shows that it is from the Salinas, California growing region in the U.S., don't buy it.
• If it is an unpackaged product, ask the retailer whether the romaine lettuce comes from the Salinas, California growing region in the U.S.
• If you can't confirm that the romaine lettuce in stores is not from the Salinas, California growing region in the U.S., don't buy it. - Restaurants and retailers should check the label on bags or boxes of romaine lettuce, or ask their suppliers about the source of their romaine lettuce.
- Suppliers, distributors and others in the supply chain should not ship or sell romaine harvested in the Salinas, California growing region in the U.S.
Symptoms
People infected with E. coli can have a wide range of symptoms. Some do not get sick at all, though they can still spread the infection to others. Others may feel as though they have a bad case of upset stomach. In some cases, individuals become seriously ill and must be hospitalized.
The following symptoms can appear within one to ten days after contact with the bacteria:
- nausea
- vomiting
- headache
- mild fever
- severe stomach cramps
- watery or bloody diarrhea
Most symptoms end within five to ten days. There is no real treatment for E. coli infections, other than monitoring the illness, providing comfort, and preventing dehydration through proper hydration and nutrition. People who develop complications may need further treatment, such as dialysis for kidney failure. You should contact your health care provider if symptoms persist.
What the Government of Canada is doing
The Government of Canada is committed to food safety. The Public Health Agency of Canada leads the human health investigation into an outbreak, and is in regular contact with its federal, provincial and territorial partners to monitor the situation and to collaborate on steps to address an outbreak.
Health Canada provides food-related health risk assessments to determine whether the presence of a certain substance or microorganism poses a health risk to consumers.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency conducts food safety investigations into the possible food source of an outbreak.
The Government of Canada will continue to update Canadians as new information related to this investigation becomes available.
Additional information
- Leafy Greens
- E. coli
- Produce Safety
- General Food Safety Tips
- Recalls and safety alerts mobile app
SOURCE Public Health Agency of Canada


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Hamilton must learn to win again, says striker Georger Oakley
The Accies hit man is looking to get more points on the board.
by Andy McGilvray, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/andy-mcgilvray/Striker George Oakley says Hamilton need to learn to win again, after throwing away a lead against Ross County on Saturday.
The striker bagged his fourth goal of the season in the 2-2 draw at New Douglas Park on Saturday, but while he says Hamilton are hard to beat and are scoring goals again, they must keep it tight at the back.
Oakley, 23, said: “We all worked so hard and that’s the most we’ve been disappointed probably this season because we were 2-1 up and it was one long ball, a good touch by Michael Gardyne and a good cut-back, and we’ve just got to be better defensively.
“I think we will learn from it, but we are very disappointed. We could have been going away happy guys, but we’re going away a bit disappointed because we should have taken all three points.
“That would have been a massive win, but we’ve got to do better, all of us. We dominated the game and we should have just killed it.”
Oakley was pleased to take his tally to four for the season and said: “I’ve been needing it, personally. We haven’t created many chances, but we’ve been working our socks off lately as a team, and I think that’s a credit to us all because we have been hard to beat.
“On Saturday we were hard to beat but also scoring goals, but we need to win games now, so we’ve got to get the mixture right. Once we do that, I think we will be all right.
“We can’t dwell on this though because then you’re going to turn up for the next game and not be at it. All we can do is get ready for the game at Kilmarnock.”


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Guide for IRAF users¶
PySpecKit is similar in intent and implementation to IRAF’s splot routine. IRAF users will probably want to do most of their data reduction (i.e., turning an image/cube into a 1D wavelength-calibrated spectrum) in IRAF, but will be comfortable fitting lines and making publication-quality plots using PySpecKit.
Loading a Spectrum¶
If you have an IRAF spectrum, it is straightforward to load into PySpecKit:
sp = pyspeckit.Spectrum('iraf_spectrum.ms.fits')
sp.plotter()
Fitting Line Profiles¶
Note
See A guide to interactive fitting for a comprehensive graphical demonstration of these instructions.
In IRAF, a line profile is fitted using k to start the fitter, then k, l, or v to perform the fit.
In PySpecKit, the continuum (baseline) and line profile are determined separately.
Instead of using a key twice to specify the continuum level, a continuum must be fitted from the data. This is done by pressing b to turn on the baseline fitter. Click or press 1 to select baseline regions - they will be highlighted in green. Press 3 to fit the baseline and display it as an orange line.
In PySpecKit, the interactive fitter is started by pressing f in the plot window. After pressing f, instructions will be provided in the terminal window telling you which line profiles are implemented. Select one of these, or use a gaussian by default.
Select the line fitting region by pressing 1 on either side of the line. Select the peak and full-width-half-maximum of the line by pressing 2 at each of these locations in turn. You may repeat this cycle indefinitely to fit multiple profiles (comparable to IRAF*s deblend capability).
The fitted parameters can be accessed (as variables, or printed) through the Spectrum.specfit.parinfo parameter. They will also be displayed in the plot legend.


Karl G. wrote:Nice! I really like the armor one
Serenity wrote:Karl G. wrote:Nice! I really like the armor one
do you like my dinosaur lion things in the chest part?
Karl G. wrote:Serenity wrote:Karl G. wrote:Nice! I really like the armor one
do you like my dinosaur lion things in the chest part?
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Serenity wrote:Karl, I need the list of the argent set. so I can pump out the concepts tonight and Thad can model them later.
thadiusofx3 wrote:also you'll need to add aurelian sword/blade to the game cause i just made it
Karl G. wrote:Serenity wrote:Karl, I need the list of the argent set. so I can pump out the concepts tonight and Thad can model them later.
argent set: belt, boots, breastplate, circlet, dagger, gauntlet, stave, target, hammer, sickle
azure: aegis, belt, boots, buckler, falchion, mitts, staff, hammer, axe
russet: aegis, belt, bow, bulwark, cleat, corona, rapier, hammer, war sword
You can add more if you're inspiredthadiusofx3 wrote:also you'll need to add aurelian sword/blade to the game cause i just made it
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Overview
This class is the default implementation of the {@link BRBeaconMessagePersistor} interface. The log has a default maximum size of {@link #DEFAULT_MAX_LOG_SIZE}. In order to increase performance and compression efficiency and decrease energy consumption, the messages are saved in chunks with a chunk size of {@link #chunkSize}. The persisting strategy is defined by the {@link BRFileAccessor}. By default, each chunk is compressed with the gzip compression algorithm before it is being saved. However, to increase the persisting efficiency, the compression might be turned off.
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ORIGINAL SIN (2001) Reviewed by Jerry Saravia August 5th, 2001
While watching the over-exaggerated histrionics and sexual biplay of "Original Sin," all I could think of was how much more I admire Stanley Kubrick's wildly panned last hurrah, "Eyes Wide Shut." If you recall, "Eyes Wide Shut" was the infamous film starring Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman that dealt with jealousy in a marriage and sexual innuendoes. Except for the de-eroticized orgy, most of "Eyes Wide Shut" left sexual romps to the imagination. It was all done with class, style and sophistication and left audiences puzzled and frustrated, particularly since one was not privy to seeing Kidman and Cruise in their birthday suits. "Original Sin" delivers on its promise of promiscuity, sex and tons of nudity - yes, Angelina Jolie is naked throughout this film. And so is the leading romantic star Antonio Banderas. And it is all about as sexy and erotic as any episode of "Red Shoe Diaries."
Based on the novel "Waltz into Darkness" by Cornell Woolrich, the film begins with a Cuban coffee planter, Luis Durand (Antonio Banderas), who is ready to marry a mail-order bride. His interests are primarily lustful since he does not believe in love ("Love is for those who believe in it.") Durand meets the bride named Julia Russell (Angelina Jolie) although she looks nothing like the photograph she sent him. This should be cause for alarm but Durand is, after all, rather smitten (hey, it is Lara Croft after all!). They agree that they can't trust each other since he told her he was a worker at a coffee plant, not the owner. What is striking about this scene is how lovingly composed it is. Director Michael Cristofer ("Gia") takes a cue from Martin Scorsese's "The Age of Innocence" by showing us Durand's subjective glances at the striking figure of Julia, dissolving from shots of her hair, lips, eyes, hands, etc. After seeing this sequence, I was convinced that Cristofer was g! oing to rein us in on one heck o f a full-blooded, passionate love story. Not so.
What starts as a sumptuous mood piece quickly degenerates into heavy, over-the-top melodrama. Julia is not what she seems since she takes Durand's money and splits.  He hires a private investigator (Thomas Jane) to find her, though the investigator has already been looking for her for reasons that should be obvious to anyone who loves melodramas of this type. Revelations take place as does twists and turns, all foreseeable if, again, you have not lived in a monastery for the last twenty years. Oh, yes, but we do see Banderas and Jolie cavorting in the nude, in high-angle, softly pornographic scenes that only made me yawn. To call this eroticism is to forget what true eroticism is - consider the lovemaking scene between Greta Scacchi and Tim Robbins in "The Player," which is as erotic as they come. Even Bertolucci's "Last Tango in Paris" had a modicum of nud! ity. The sex scenes in this film play like a Playfold centerfold with Jolie at its center - it is no different than any soft-porno film you might catch late at night on HBO.
Perhaps "Original Sin" was meant to be melodramatic (I have not read the book nor seen Truffaut's original film version) but it is so high-pitched complete with a grating soundtrack of Spanish songs that it becomes a chore to sit through. Banderas succeeds in making Durand a torn man and I do enjoy watching Jolie, a stunning screen presence. They just do not have an iota of chemistry and since the characters are so one-dimensional, it is hard to care about them. Thomas Jane's role is crudely overdone and simply too cartoonish. The ending is such a howler and so nearly parodic that the whole audience erupted in laughter. "Original Sin" simply needed to be dialed down a bit for its own good.
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| celix_service_filter_options_t filter | OPTS_INIT |
| double waitTimeoutInSeconds | OPTS_INIT |
| void *callbackHandle | OPTS_INIT |
| void(* | use )(void *handle, void *svc) OPTS_INIT |
| void(* | useWithProperties )(void *handle, void *svc, const celix_properties_t *props) OPTS_INIT |
| void(* | useWithOwner )(void *handle, void *svc, const celix_properties_t *props, const celix_bundle_t *svcOwner) OPTS_INIT |
Service Use Options used to fine tune which services to use and which callbacks to use.
| celix_service_filter_options_t filter celix_service_use_options::OPTS_INIT |
The service filter options, used to setup the filter for the service to track.
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An optional timeout (in seconds), if > 0 the use service call will block untill the timeout is expired or when at least one service is found. Default (0)
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The optional callback pointer used in all the provided callback function (set, add, remove, setWithProperties, etc).
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The optional useWithOwner callback is handled as the yse callback, but with the addition that the service properties and the bundle owning the service will also be provided to the callback.
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The optional useWithProperties callback is handled as the use callback, but with the addition that the service properties will also be provided to the callback.


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1. Retired 2. Volunteer--Master Gardener--Extension service, CO State University, Ft Collins, CO--2007 to present 3. Volunteer--Raptor Monitor--CO State Parks & Wildlife--2007 to present
1. 1966 Bachelor of Arts--Science Area--University of Denver, Denver, CO 2. 1969 Master of Science--Zoology & Physiology--University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY 3. 1978 Master of Science--Microbiology & Immunology--Univ of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC 4. Additional college classwork in the computer field--especially ref. troubleshooting personal computers 5. Additional classwork in Gardening & Botany
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a. Along with another fellow employee–I organized & led meetings of a new employees’ organization--at Fitzsimons AMC/Dept. of Clinical Investigation (DCI) (1987-1988). We two were responsible for (1) communicating with the employees–especially about the department head’s policy decisions and changes [A series of really sore points, at that time.] (2) communicating information about personnel policies (3) and reporting back to the chief of DCI. b. Currently I belong to a variety of organizations, including: Holy Cross Lutheran Church/Wheat Ridge, CO--Holy Cross-St Andrews church/La Junta, CO–Colorado Master Gardeners–Colorado State Parks Raptor Monitors–Colorado Mtn. Club/Pueblo, CO–the Danish-America museum & Genealogy Center/Elk Horn, IA–History Colorado (a.k.a. Colorado Historic Society)–& National Active and Retired Federal Employees (NARFE). I’m more active in some of these organizations than others–especially during this viral pandemic. I joined these organizations based on personal interest. I try to use my interests & talents to benefit the organizations. For one example: I identify, & count the raptors at John Martin Reservoir State Park--every 1-2 weeks. (Raptor data–from the state parks--helps the Colorado Parks & Wildlife agency to track the overall wildlife health and food chain--in each state park.) For another example: I have a genealogy hobby. This hobby leads me into a lot of information--about Danish & Slesvig/Schleswig immigrants, to the United States. I’ve been able to give the Danish Genealogy Center a good amount of information–about my numerous ancestors--who immigrated from the 1870s to the 1920s. c. On a personal level--when the COVID-19 pandemic hit Colorado–& my area (SE Colorado): After checking my own situation–I realized I was doing better than most. But, I knew--that too many others, in Rocky Ford & Otero county--were out-of-work, out of paychecks, scared, and confused. (There aren’t many economic opportunities or much wealth in this area.) I considered what I could do to help. My “helps” so far: (1) pick up extra canned food–and deliver them, weekly-- to the local food bank in La Junta (2) pickup groceries, for my neighbor who can’t drive, and (3) make phone calls and send cards--to friends & neighbors–who were also locked in--especially those in the senior living places.
1. Never been actively involved in a political party. 2. donated to ActBlue/Colorado Democrats--monthly donation--2020
1. NARFE (National active & retired federal employees} 2. AFGE (American federation of government employees) 3. Colorado Master Gardeners--CO State University, Ft Collins, CO 4. Colorado Mountain Club--El Pueblo chapter 5. History Colorado 6. Danish American Museum and Genealogy Center--Elkhorn,IA 7. Colorado State Parks Raptor Monitors
1. Provide a voice--from the less populated part of Colorado (i.e. SE corner of Colorado). 2. Provide a voice-- from someone who has lived in the state for a fair number of years--since June 1951 (6 yrs old, almost 7). 3. Provide a voice--from someone who has knowledge & appreciation of the land, the wildlife and the growing things in this state.
a. As to promoting consensus: When faced with disagreeing persons–I try to find & propose different points of view–or present other possible solutions. For example, I was placed on a Jefferson county jury in July 1998 (a child neglect case)–and somehow elected chairman of the jury. At first, two or three, of the jurors--went on and on–“psychoanalyzing” and blaming the mother, for everything.  So I suggested that we concentrate only on the actual physical evidence–i.e. what had been presented in court, and what had happened to the children. That seemed to concentrate everyone’s thinking. The jury was able to reached an agreement--and return to court--in a surprising amount of time. b. As to being fair or impartial: As an employee, I was recruited (occasionally), to go thru job applications or to join applicant interviews. The applications & interviews contained all sorts of inputs–a variety negative remarks--bad grammar & spelling–”don’t care” attitudes–and political statements. I found that I needed to “wall off” the negative & extraneous inputs. Responsibilities, experience, genuine qualifications, & awards are (hopefully) left. Then, I could make reasonable choices.
a. From 1985 to 1987 and from 1988 to 1997–I worked as a personal computer troubleshooter. I resolved a constant stream of software, hardware and network problems–for a good number of computer users. With each trouble call–I had to start by finding out what was really needed or what was really going wrong. Then, I had to apply a good deal of reasoning/logic and computer knowledge–to find a solution. And last, I needed to explain the problem (as well as possible) to the user and tell them “what to do next time”. b. I’ve been a volunteer Colorado Master Gardener in Otero county–from 2007 to the present. Most of my gardening trouble calls need my on-site investigation–gardening knowledge--research–and then reasoning--to determine (1) what the gardener’s/plant’s problem is and (2) how to resolve or deal with the problem. c. I am a volunteer raptor monitor at John Martin Reservoir State Park (2006 to the present). (Raptors are predator birds–such as hawks, eagles, harriers, etc.). At the state park, I first locate raptors. Then I use my observation skills--knowledge about raptor plumage, behaviors, and migration habits–and my logic/reasoning--to determine the actual species, I’ve found. (I report the numbers & species to Colorado Parks & Wildlife. They use this data to keep track of the welfare--of the state park’s wildlife.) d. One of my hobbies is genealogy: Genealogy takes a surprising amount of logic/reasoning. For example, how do I tell, if I’ve found the same ancestor--in two (or more) different records? I need to judge dates–locations–the spelling of names & places–handwriting–handwriting, in a non-English language--other records, in a document–family stories, etc. Sometimes the records do not match up. Then I must use my reasoning–knowledge of history–and knowledge of genealogy–to make a best guess.
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title: Changed functions
version: "7.0"
tags:
- "7.0"
- changed-functions
---
Changed functions
PHP Core
-
debug_zval_dump() now prints "int" instead of "long",
and "float" instead of "double"
-
dirname() now optionally takes a second parameter,
depth
, to get the name of the directory
depth
levels up from the current directory.
-
getrusage() is now supported on Windows.
-
mktime() and gmmktime() functions
no longer accept
is_dst
parameter.
-
preg_replace() function no longer supports
"\e" (
PREG_REPLACE_EVAL
). preg_replace_callback()
should be used instead.
-
setlocale() function no longer accepts
category
passed as string. LC_*
constants must be used instead.
-
exec(), system() and passthru()
functions have NULL byte protection now.
-
shmop_open() now returns a resource instead of an int,
which has to be passed to shmop_size(),
shmop_write(), shmop_read(),
shmop_close() and shmop_delete().
-
substr() and iconv_substr() now return an empty string,
if string is equal to start characters long.
-
xml_parser_free() is no longer sufficient to free the
parser resource, if it references an object and this object references that
parser resource. In this case it is necessary to additionally unset the $parser.


Good food for Shafik Kiwanuka
by James BakamaI am ready to ensure that Shafik has no diet issues until he fulfills his dream of a world title
November 29
WBF Africa heavyweight Title fight
Venue: IUEA’s auditorium
Charges
Sh20,000
Sh 50,000
Sh100,000(table)
Many Ugandan sportsmen train on empty stomachs. Heavyweight Shafik Kiwanuka does not have to suffer such uncertainties. He is every day assured of a decent meal courtesy of an offer from popular Kampala city food provider Uhuru Restaurant.
“This is a commitment we made to support sports. My husband knows what most sportsmen endure and he is determined to ensure talent realises its full potential,” said Hadijah Uhuru.
“Our prayer is that Kiwanuka keeps on getting better until he wins a world title.”
A plate of pilawo, chicken, chapatti, salads together with juice of Kiwanuka’s choice form the boxer’s daily meal at the Wilson street restaurant.
“I have no complaints. I am assured of very good lunch here,” said Kiwanuka on Friday as he enjoyed a sumptuous meal.
Hadijah’s husband Salim announced the offer to Kiwanuka last year. “He can have any meal of his choice. And that is inclusive of drinks and an assortment of fruits,” said Uhuru at the time.
Uhuru, also a former boxer, is also Uganda Professional Boxing Commission president.
“I am ready to ensure that Shafik has no diet issues until he fulfills his dream of a world title,” stated Uhuru.
Kiwanuka is preparing for his third professional fight. He will on November 29 take on Zimbabwe’s Thamsanqa Dube for a World Boxing Federation Africa title. Should he win the continental title, he will be destined for the big stage. That would automatically place him amongst the top 15 in major world boxing bodies like the WBC. At that level, a world title can come any time.
Nagoya-based fighter Peter Okello is the only Ugandan heavyweight to have got a shot at a major world title. That was in 2006 in Moscow when he lost to WBC champion Oleg Maskaev.


import Actions from './Actions';
/**
* makeStoreToProps creates a store-to-props function in order to redux the component.
*
* @ignore
* @param {string} reducerName The name of the reducer in the redux store.
* @returns func The storeToProps function.
*/
export const makeStoreToProps = reducerName => {
return ( { [reducerName] : reducer } ) => {
return {
connected : reducer.connected,
scheduled : reducer.scheduled,
stopped : reducer.stopped,
};
};
}
/**
* @typedef {Object} ReducerState
* @see {Reducer}
* @property {boolean} connected `true` when the socket is connected.
* @property {number} scheduled Timeout in milliseconds before `Socket.connect()` will be called;
* 0 when `Socket.connect()` is not scheduled.
* @property {boolean} stopped `true` when `Socket.stop()` has been called.
*/
const initState = {
// true when socket is connected, false otherwise.
connected : false,
// timeout in milliseconds that socket is waiting to attempt to connect when retrying a failed connection.
scheduled : 0,
// true when socket has been stopped intentionally; false when connecting or connected.
stopped : true,
};
/**
* `Reducer` is the handler function for redux actions.
*
* @see {ReducerState}
* @param {object} state The current reducer state or init state.
* @param {obejct} action The current action to process.
*/
const Reducer = ( state = initState, action ) => {
switch( action.type ) {
case Actions.Types.Connect: {
const { socket } = action;
return { ...state, connected : true, stopped : socket.stopped };
}
case Actions.Types.Disconnect: {
const { socket } = action;
return { ...state, connected : false, stopped : socket.stopped };
}
case Actions.Types.Scheduled: {
const { scheduled } = action;
return { ...state, scheduled };
}
default:
return state;
}
};
export default Reducer;


Simple data management plan creation
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set sets the point in time when the deadline will time out. A timeout event is signaled by closing the channel returned by waiter. Once a timeout has occurred, the deadline can be refreshed by specifying a t value in the future. A zero value for t prevents timeout.
Pipe creates a synchronous, in-memory, full duplex network connection; both ends implement the Conn interface. Reads on one end are matched with writes on the other, copying data directly between the two; there is no internal buffering.
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