2021 Mercedes-AMG GLA 45 Spied Inside And Out On A Rainy Day
Want an A45 with slightly more ground clearance? The GLA 45 is coming.
by Adrian PadeanuEven though Mercedes has yet to reveal the second-generation GLA, it seems the fully fledged AMG version of the compact crossover is nearly ready to hit the assembly line. It has been spotted undergoing testing in the city of Konstanz located in southern Germany where a fully camouflaged prototype riding on chunky 20-inch wheels was being evaluated by a Mercedes test driver.
You can tell it’s the range-topping version of Daimler’s smallest crossover from a mile away thanks to the quad exhaust system, while the fender flares are also clues this is the spiciest iteration of the GLA. Up front, we are inclined to believe the AMG 45 was hiding the aggressive grille design with vertical slats akin to the Panamericana grille from yesteryear. Behind those round dots in the camouflage are the generous air intakes similar to those of the new A45 hot hatchback.
Gallery: 2021 Mercedes-AMG GLA 45 new spy photos
Our spies also had the opportunity to take a quick look inside the cabin where the sporty crossover had nearly all of the final bits. We can notice the red emergency button you won’t find on the production version, but everything else seems to be ready, right down to the Alcantara-wrapped steering wheel and those body-hugging front seats with integrated headrests basically borrowed from the A45.
Underneath the hood you’ll find the world’s most powerful mass-production four-cylinder engine rated at 416 horsepower and 500 Newton-meters (369 pound-feet) of torque in the GLA 45 S. There will also be a base version with 382 hp and 480 Nm (354 lb-ft), while below it will sit the warm GLA 35 with 302 hp and 295 lb-ft (400 Nm). All of them will have all-wheel drive and an automatic transmission, but the “45” models will have eight gears instead of seven and a drift mode. The latter will be standard on the S model and optional on the non-S variant.
The New GLA Is Inching Closer:
Mercedes hasn’t said a word about when it will debut the new GLA, but the official premiere will likely take place in the coming weeks or months. AMG won’t waste any time and will release the 35 and 45 models shortly thereafter to join the boxy GLB 35 and the forthcoming GLB 45 serving as the other hot compact crossovers from Daimler.
Source: Automedia


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Sensex closes at all-time high of 40,889
Metal, banking and telecom stocks witnessed strong gains; Nifty ends at over 12K
by PTIBenchmark Sensex on Monday surged 530 points to hit a fresh closing high of 40,889.23, driven by gains mainly in telecom, metal and auto stocks amid renewed optimism over U.S.-China trade truce.
After touching its record intra-day high of 40,931.71, the 30-share BSE Sensex ended 529.82 points, or 1.31%, higher at 40,889.23.
Similarly, the broader NSE Nifty settled just shy of its life-time closing high, up 159.35 points, or 1.34%, at 12,073.75.
Bharti Airtel was the top gainer in the Sensex pack, rallying over 7.20%, followed by Tata Steel 4.99%, IndusInd Bank 3.49%, Axis Bank 3.26% and HDFC 2.57%.
On the other hand, ONGC fell 2.17%and Yes Bank shed 1.70%
According to traders, domestic benchmarks followed global equities which were enthused by reports that a preliminary trade deal between the U.S. and China may be signed by the end of this year.
Bourses in Shanghai, Hong Kong, Seoul and Tokyo were trading up to 1.50% higher.
Stocks in Europe were also trading on a positive note.
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Brent futures, the global oil benchmark, rose 0.11% to $62.44 per barrel.


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Jaxrs Support for Security Security - Reference Documentation
Authors: Bud Byrd
Version: 1.0.2
1 Introduction
The spring-security-jaxrs plugin installs the necessary definition files into the Spring Security system to allow the use of Jax-RS resources. Annotations, interceptor URL mapping, and database request map modes are all supported.The plugin requires no configuration to begin using, and follows the rules of the Grails Spring Security plugin as they are configured in each application.2 Configuration
While the plugin does not require any configuration to work out of the box, there are a few configuration options available that affect the plugin's behavior.The plugin's configuration properties live under the path:grails.plugin.springsecurity.jaxrs
allow404
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response to the client. If false
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3 Usage
While instruction of how to use the Spring Security framework in Grails is best left to the official documentation, this document will give a quick example of how annotation-based security can be added to a Jax-RS resource.package com.budjb.exampleimport grails.plugin.springsecurity.annotation.Securedimport javax.ws.rs.GET import javax.ws.rs.Path import javax.ws.rs.Produces/** * Index resource. * * Note that a @Secured annotation here defines the base security definition for every endpoint defined * in the whole resource. If an endpoint sets its own @Secured annotation, it overrides the one set at * the class level. */ @Path("/api") @Secured(["ROLE_READONLY"]) @Produces("text/plain") class IndexResource { /** * This endpoint requires a different role to access than the base one set on the class. * * If ROLE_READONLY is a less privileged role than ROLE_USER, this endpoint is a privileged one. */ @GET @Secured(["ROLE_USER"]) String index() { return "Hello, authenticated user." } /** * This endpoint will allow any user to access it, regardless of whether the client has authenticated or not. */ @GET @Path("/anonymous") @Secured(["IS_AUTHENTICATED_ANONYMOUSLY"]) String anonymous() { return "Hello, guest." } /** * This endpoint will inherit the ROLE_READONLY requirement since it does not define its own @Secured annotation. */ @GET @Path("/inherit") String inherit() { return "Hello, read only user." } }
4 Changelog
Version 1.0.2
- Fix bug where Jax-RS security rules would only check the first rules in the list that matched the request HTTP method, and failed when a different HTTP method was encountered.
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LITTLE NICKY ------------
After a 10,000 year rule, Satan (Harvey Keitel) decides to stay on the throne instead of turning it over to one of his three sons. That's fine by Little Nicky (Adam Sandler), but not his brothers Adrian (Rhys Ifans, "Notting Hill") and Cassius (Tommy 'Tiny' Lister, Jr.), who decide to leave their hellish home and create their own on Earth. Their departure freezes the gates of hell, causing Papa demon to begin to decompose, so it's up to Little Nicky to save the world and his dad by returning his two brothers to Hell.
LAURA:
Adam Sandler movies are definitely an 'acquired' taste. I've always found him likeable, even in his subpar outings ("The Wedding Singer" is really the only of his films that succeeds outside of his own genre). While that's the case here as well, "Little Nicky" is otherwise so torturously awful that it makes one wonder how the highly paid Sandler could foist such bogus product into the marketplace.
This is the type of comedy that attempts to get yucks by having Hitler appear in a French maid's outfit to have Satan place a pineapple where the sun don't shine. The 'story' is just a long, drawn out 90 minute affair of having Nicky learn to do human things like eat (Popeye's Chicken is Sandler's fast food product placement of choice in this outing) and sleep, and attempt to get his more powerful, smarter brothers info a magical flask aided by Beefy, a talking demon bulldog (voice of Robert Smigel). He also falls in love with an awkward design student (Patricia Arquette) and ends up with a roommate, Todd (Allen Covert, "Big Daddy"), implied to be gay (more uproariousness!).
It's amazing to see all the misguided people who show up in this clunker. First there's the seemingly brilliant casting of Keitel, who's never been more dreadful. His dad, Lucifer, is played by Rodney Dangerfield, milking hoary laughs in a pitiful walk through. Jon Lovitz appears as a sinner, reminding us that any good performance he's gotten onto film must have been an accident. Michael McKean is the chief of police. Quentin Tarantino is a blind street preacher who 'smells' the devil (and overacts atrociously). Clint Howard proves that he's the most shameless actor working in film today. Rob Schneider appears to repeat his 'you can do it' encouragements from "The Waterboy." Dana Carvey takes on Nicky on the basketball court (amidst the real Harlem Globetrotters no less). Carl Weathers, Regis Philbin, Kevin Nealon, Ellen Cleghorne, Henry Winkler, Ozzy Osbourne....what were they all thinking? At least the terrifically talented Reese Witherspoon provides a bubbly bright spot as a Valley Girlish angel.
Technically the film averages out to mediocrity. Hell's a blatant make believe soundstage, costume is obvious, makeup nothing special. Post dubbing of dialogue appears to be synched incorrectly in several scenes. Steven Brill's (writer of all THREE Mighty Ducks movies) direction is pedestrian at best.
There are maybe 3 laughs in the entire film (written by Tim Herlihy, Adam Sandler and Steven Brill).  Sandler also gets a couple of laughs from rock music references. That's IT.
Concept 7-8. Execution 0.
D-
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# 32022-10-15T17:15:49+03:00
|
Lower Bound |
Estimate |
Upper Bound |
| Value: |
1.06µs |
1.06µs |
1.06µs |
| Throughput: |
904.13MiB/s |
903.22MiB/s |
902.10MiB/s |
| Change in Value: |
-5.3915% |
-4.6534% |
-4.0508% |
| Change in Throughput: |
+5.6987% |
+4.8805% |
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# 22022-10-15T16:50:27+03:00
|
Lower Bound |
Estimate |
Upper Bound |
| Value: |
1.10µs |
1.11µs |
1.12µs |
| Throughput: |
866.14MiB/s |
861.45MiB/s |
854.22MiB/s |
| Change in Value: |
+3.2456% |
+3.9023% |
+4.7115% |
| Change in Throughput: |
-3.1436% |
-3.7557% |
-4.4995% |
No change in performance detected.
# 12022-10-08T17:27:12+03:00
|
Lower Bound |
Estimate |
Upper Bound |
| Value: |
1.07µs |
1.07µs |
1.07µs |
| Throughput: |
896.12MiB/s |
895.62MiB/s |
894.95MiB/s |
| Change in Value: |
-5.4802% |
-4.0176% |
-2.9029% |
| Change in Throughput: |
+5.7980% |
+4.1858% |
+2.9897% |
No change in performance detected.
# 02022-10-08T17:08:07+03:00
|
Lower Bound |
Estimate |
Upper Bound |
| Value: |
1.10µs |
1.11µs |
1.12µs |
| Throughput: |
871.70MiB/s |
864.45MiB/s |
855.26MiB/s |


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WATCH | All smiles! Siya Kolisi, Ramaphosa exchange waves and fist pumps in proud World Cup triumph moment
President Cyril Ramaphosa was all smiles following the Springboks' successful victory in the Rugby World Cup final.
And this was never more evident in a touching moment between the president and Springbok captain Siya Kolisi moments after South Africa emerged victorious on Saturday, captured by ITV.
Shortly after winning the match, Kolisi can be seen getting the president's attention from the podium with a victory sign and a fist pump, to which Ramaphosa returns the love with a wave and a smile from ear-to-ear.
WATCH below:
South Africans across the country reacted in similar jubilation to the Boks' third World Cup victory post-democracy, adding to their 1995 and 2007 triumphs.
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counter_inc_fn("filtered-doc-toofewsentences")
return
yield (url, "\n".join(" ".join(sent) for sent in new_sentences_by_line))
def remove_duplicate_text(pages, sentence_window_size=3):
Utility to remove duplicate sentence windows across text documents.
After Change
features: The page features with sentences removed.
url, join_values = el
features = join_values["features"]
assert len(features) == 1, "Invalid page count (%d) for %s" % (len(features),
url)
features = features[0]
text = features["text"]
sentences_to_remove = set(join_values["sentences"])
sentences_by_line = _get_sentences_by_line(text, lower=False)
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for line_sentences in sentences_by_line:
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s.lower() for s in line_sentences[i:i+max_window_size])
if sentence_window in sentences_to_remove:
indices_to_remove.update(range(i, i+len(sentence_window)))
counter_inc_fn("filtered-sentence-duplicate", len(indices_to_remove))
new_line_sentences = [
s for i, s in enumerate(line_sentences) if i not in indices_to_remove]
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if sum(len(sents) for sents in new_sentences_by_line) < min_num_sentences:
counter_inc_fn("filtered-doc-toofewsentences")
return
features["text"] = "\n".join(" ".join(sent) for sent in new_sentences_by_line)
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Package Strings.Advanced contains basic
scanning functions. These functions should be not
called directly, because it is much simpler to utilize the
higher level functions "Strings.scanXXX". The functions of the
"Strings.Advanced" library provide the basic interface in order to
implement the higher level functions in package "Strings".
Library "Advanced" provides the following functions:
(nextIndex, realNumber) = scanReal (string, startIndex, unsigned=false);
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(nextIndex, string2) = scanString (string, startIndex);
(nextIndex, identifier) = scanIdentifier (string, startIndex);
nextIndex = skipWhiteSpace (string, startIndex);
nextIndex = skipLineComments(string, startIndex);
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- Scanning starts at character position "startIndex" of "string"
(startIndex has a default of 1).
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by Special CorrespondentBangladesh captain Mominul Haque agrees with his Indian counterpart Virat Kohli that a practice match before the inaugural pink-ball Test would have been helpful for both teams. The visiting captain did not wish to go deeper into the matter and accepted the arrangement saying, “We didn’t get any practice match, so we cannot ponder on it now. We have to focus on what we have to do right now.”
Mominul seemed more concerned about getting his and his team's form right.
“The top order should learn from their mistakes. We had small partnerships in Indore but we need to convert the fifty partnerships into 150s,” he said.
The challenge for his side would be tackling the Indian pacers Mohammad Shami, Ishant Sharma and Umesh Yadav under lights, he said. “India has world-class fast bowlers. Under lights, it will be more challenging. But we are taking it positively, “ Mominul said.


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Directed by Kenneth Lonergan, from his screenplay. Starring Laura Linney, Mark Ruffalo, Matthew Broderick. Running time: 100 minutes. Rated AA for coarse language by the MFCB. Reviewed on March 28th, 2001.
By SHANNON PATRICK SULLIVAN
Let's be honest: movies don't often deal with reality. Filmmakers tend to prefer high drama, incredulous farce, or invented fantasy, and while these genres can be effective and entertaining, their connection to our daily lives is often tenuous. In cinema, there's usually a beginning, a middle and an end, all punctuated by moments of great suspense and emotion. In real life, the highs aren't so high nor the lows so low, and there's nothing but middle.
"You Can Count On Me" is a film which is as close an approximation of reality -- real reality, not movie reality -- as I've seen. The story it tells is one which began before the theatre curtains went up, and which continues on past the credits. Those looking for a plot in which everything is ultimately wrapped up in a neat, tidy package will probably be somewhat disappointed; the movie has an ending, but it is not the ending. On the other hand, audiences desiring a genuine portrayal of real people with real problems should be very satisfied indeed.
Sammy Prescott (Laura Linney) is a loan officer in the small town of Scottsville, trying to raise young son Rudy (Rory Culkin) all by herself. Her parents died in a car accident when she was young, and this left her and her brother Terry to raise each other. Sammy had her wild phase but survived it. Terry, on the other hand, is a drifter who checks in with his sister only every few months and seems to be going nowhere in life.
One day, Terry (Mark Ruffalo) returns to Scottsville. He only plans to stay long enough to borrow money from Sammy, but ends up sticking around a while longer. Terry begins bonding with Rudy, who has never had a father figure -- he takes him to a bar to play pool, and lets him help out with the plumbing. This meets with the disapproval of Sammy, however, who is concerned that Terry -- never having properly grown up himself -- is a poor role model for her son. At the same time, straight-laced Sammy is experiencing turmoil of her own: not only is she involved in a dispassionate relationship with her on-again, off-again boyfriend Bob (Jon Tenney), but she starts an affair with her nerdy new (married) boss Brian (Matthew Broderick).
"You Can Count On Me" is written and directed by Kenneth Lonergan, a filmmaker who clearly understands people. Beyond an opening flashback to the accident which claimed the lives of the elder Prescotts, cinematic artifice is all but absent from the movie. This is a simple story told in a simple style, which is nonetheless absolutely perfect. Lonergan's approach is to be direct and sincere, neither too harsh nor too tender, thereby lending his situations and the characters a stronger sense of realism. Nothing happens simply for dramatic purposes, and even the picture's warm humour arises naturally from the goings-on, as opposed to being artificially grafted onto the proceedings.
But this technique cannot be successful unless we believe in, and are engaged by, the main characters. Let's be honest again: more often than not, everyday life just isn't that interesting -- there's a reason why most movies don't follow this realistic approach. In the end, then, "You Can Count On Me" is an actors' movie. Without performances which are believable but still captivating, "You Can Count On Me" would be no more interesting than this morning's office gossip.
How fortunate we are, then, that Lonergan has assembled such a splendid cast. It is Linney who has received the most accolades, and for good reason -- quite frankly, it is Linney and not Julia Roberts who deserved the Academy Award. Sammy is a strikingly multifaceted character. On the one hand, she is a doting and responsible parent, straightlaced and dependable. On the other hand, she's emotionally confused, and in the space of the film's running time we see her involved in no less than two ill-advised and potentially disastrous romantic liaisons. Linney demonstrates tremendous range, but does so without losing sight of the character she's playing. Too often, actors translate their roles into just a handful of convenient default demeanours. Linney approaches Sammy as though she is a real person, complete with a dizzying array of emotions and responses; as a result, Sammy becomes real.
No less impressive is Ruffalo. Screw-ups and black sheep are a staple of the family drama, but Ruffalo ensures that Terry does not fall so easily into these categories. Terry is a man who makes mistakes. Sometimes he learns from them and sometimes he doesn't. Sometimes he makes up for them and sometimes he doesn't. One thing he isn't is a man who behaves according to type. The complexity of the character is particularly evident in his interaction with Rudy: Terry is neither a godsend for the child nor a devil on his shoulder. Their relationship follows not a straight line but instead experiences any number of twists and turns, and is all the more satisfying because of it.
Also fine is Broderick as the nebbish Brian, a man who is never entirely loathsome (or else Sammy's affair with him would be tough to swallow), but who always finds a way to rub the audience wrong. And Culkin shows that, like older brother Kieran, he is capable of genuine acting and not just mawking for the camera. Rudy is not preternaturally intelligent nor laden with problems nor unbearably cute; he's just a regular kid unique in ways all his own, and there aren't enough of those in the movies.
By the end of the picture, both Terry and Sammy have changed. And while the implication is certainly that they have both benefitted from the sometimes tortuous renewal of their family bond, I liked the fact that Lonergan doesn't overemphasise this development. Both siblings still have lives that are full of questions and problems, and futures with plenty of uncertainties. Just like you, me, and everybody else.
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For some while the voyage of the Abraham Lincoln was marked by no incident. But one circumstance arose that displayed Ned Land's marvelous skills and showed just how much confidence we could place in him.
Off the Falkland Islands on June 30, the frigate came in contact with a fleet of American whalers, and we learned that they hadn't seen the narwhale. But one of them, the captain of the Monroe, knew that Ned Land had shipped aboard the Abraham Lincoln and asked his help in hunting a baleen whale that was in sight. Anxious to see Ned Land at work, Commander Farragut authorized him to make his way aboard the Monroe. And the Canadian had such good luck that with a right–and–left shot, he harpooned not one whale but two, striking the first straight to the heart and catching the other after a few minutes' chase!
Assuredly, if the monster ever had to deal with Ned Land's harpoon, I wouldn't bet on the monster.
The frigate sailed along the east coast of South America with prodigious speed. By July 3 we were at the entrance to the Strait of Magellan, abreast of Cabo de las Virgenes. But Commander Farragut was unwilling to attempt this tortuous passageway and maneuvered instead to double Cape Horn.
The crew sided with him unanimously. Indeed, were we likely to encounter the narwhale in such a cramped strait? Many of our sailors swore that the monster couldn't negotiate this passageway simply because "he's too big for it!"
Near three o'clock in the afternoon on July 6, fifteen miles south of shore, the Abraham Lincoln doubled that solitary islet at the tip of the South American continent, that stray rock Dutch seamen had named Cape Horn after their hometown of Hoorn. Our course was set for the northwest, and the next day our frigate's propeller finally churned the waters of the Pacific.
"Open your eyes! Open your eyes!" repeated the sailors of the Abraham Lincoln. And they opened amazingly wide. Eyes and spyglasses (a bit dazzled, it is true, by the vista of $2,000.00) didn't remain at rest for an instant. Day and night we observed the surface of the ocean, and those with nyctalopic eyes, whose ability to see in the dark increased their chances by fifty percent, had an excellent shot at winning the prize.
As for me, I was hardly drawn by the lure of money and yet was far from the least attentive on board. Snatching only a few minutes for meals and a few hours for sleep, come rain or come shine, I no longer left the ship's deck. Sometimes bending over the forecastle railings, sometimes leaning against the sternrail, I eagerly scoured that cotton–colored wake that whitened the ocean as far as the eye could see! And how many times I shared the excitement of general staff and crew when some unpredictable whale lifted its blackish back above the waves. In an instant the frigate's deck would become densely populated. The cowls over the companionways would vomit a torrent of sailors and officers. With panting chests and anxious eyes, we each would observe the cetacean's movements. I stared; I stared until I nearly went blind from a worn–out retina, while Conseil, as stoic as ever, kept repeating to me in a calm tone:
"If master's eyes would kindly stop bulging, master will see farther!"
But what a waste of energy! The Abraham Lincoln would change course and race after the animal sighted, only to find an ordinary baleen whale or a common sperm whale that soon disappeared amid a chorus of curses!
However, the weather held good. Our voyage was proceeding under the most favorable conditions. By then it was the bad season in these southernmost regions, because July in this zone corresponds to our January in Europe; but the sea remained smooth and easily visible over a vast perimeter.
Ned Land still kept up the most tenacious skepticism; beyond his spells on watch, he pretended that he never even looked at the surface of the waves, at least while no whales were in sight. And yet the marvelous power of his vision could have performed yeoman service. But this stubborn Canadian spent eight hours out of every twelve reading or sleeping in his cabin. A hundred times I chided him for his unconcern.
"Bah!" he replied. "Nothing's out there, Professor Aronnax, and if there is some animal, what chance would we have of spotting it? Can't you see we're just wandering around at random? People say they've sighted this slippery beast again in the Pacific high seas—I'm truly willing to believe it, but two months have already gone by since then, and judging by your narwhale's personality, it hates growing moldy from hanging out too long in the same waterways! It's blessed with a terrific gift for getting around. Now, professor, you know even better than I that nature doesn't violate good sense, and she wouldn't give some naturally slow animal the ability to move swiftly if it hadn't a need to use that talent. So if the beast does exist, it's already long gone!"
I had no reply to this. Obviously we were just groping blindly. But how else could we go about it? All the same, our chances were automatically pretty limited. Yet everyone still felt confident of success, and not a sailor on board would have bet against the narwhale appearing, and soon.
On July 20 we cut the Tropic of Capricorn at longitude 105°, and by the 27th of the same month, we had cleared the equator on the 110th meridian. These bearings determined, the frigate took a more decisive westward heading and tackled the seas of the central Pacific. Commander Farragut felt, and with good reason, that it was best to stay in deep waters and keep his distance from continents or islands, whose neighborhoods the animal always seemed to avoid—"No doubt," our bosun said, "because there isn't enough water for him!" So the frigate kept well out when passing the Tuamotu, Marquesas, and Hawaiian Islands, then cut the Tropic of Cancer at longitude 132° and headed for the seas of China.
We were finally in the area of the monster's latest antics! And in all honesty, shipboard conditions became life–threatening.  The entire crew suffered from a nervous excitement that it's beyond me to describe. Nobody ate, nobody slept. Twenty times a day some error in perception, or the optical illusions of some sailor perched in the crosstrees, would cause intolerable anguish, and this emotion, repeated twenty times over, kept us in a state of irritability so intense that a reaction was bound to follow.
And this reaction wasn't long in coming. For three months, during which each day seemed like a century, the Abraham Lincoln plowed all the northerly seas of the Pacific, racing after whales sighted, abruptly veering off course, swerving sharply from one tack to another, stopping suddenly, putting on steam and reversing engines in quick succession, at the risk of stripping its gears, and it didn't leave a single point unexplored from the beaches of Japan to the coasts of America. And we found nothing! Nothing except an immenseness of deserted waves! Nothing remotely resembling a gigantic narwhale, or an underwater islet, or a derelict shipwreck, or a runaway reef, or anything the least bit unearthly!
So the reaction set in. At first, discouragement took hold of people's minds, opening the door to disbelief. A new feeling appeared on board, made up of three–tenths shame and seven–tenths fury. The crew called themselves "out–and–out fools" for being hoodwinked by a fairy tale, then grew steadily more furious! The mountains of arguments amassed over a year collapsed all at once, and each man now wanted only to catch up on his eating and sleeping, to make up for the time he had so stupidly sacrificed.
With typical human fickleness, they jumped from one extreme to the other. Inevitably, the most enthusiastic supporters of the undertaking became its most energetic opponents. This reaction mounted upward from the bowels of the ship, from the quarters of the bunker hands to the messroom of the general staff; and for certain, if it hadn't been for Commander Farragut's characteristic stubbornness, the frigate would ultimately have put back to that cape in the south.
But this futile search couldn't drag on much longer. The Abraham Lincoln had done everything it could to succeed and had no reason to blame itself. Never had the crew of an American naval craft shown more patience and zeal; they weren't responsible for this failure; there was nothing to do but go home.
A request to this effect was presented to the commander. The commander stood his ground. His sailors couldn't hide their discontent, and their work suffered because of it. I'm unwilling to say that there was mutiny on board, but after a reasonable period of intransigence, Commander Farragut, like Christopher Columbus before him, asked for a grace period of just three days more. After this three–day delay, if the monster hadn't appeared, our helmsman would give three turns of the wheel, and the Abraham Lincoln would chart a course toward European seas.
This promise was given on November 2. It had the immediate effect of reviving the crew's failing spirits. The ocean was observed with renewed care. Each man wanted one last look with which to sum up his experience. Spyglasses functioned with feverish energy.
Two days passed. The Abraham Lincoln stayed at half steam. On the offchance that the animal might be found in these waterways, a thousand methods were used to spark its interest or rouse it from its apathy. Enormous sides of bacon were trailed in our wake, to the great satisfaction, I must say, of assorted sharks. While the Abraham Lincoln heaved to, its longboats radiated in every direction around it and didn't leave a single point of the sea unexplored. But the evening of November 4 arrived with this underwater mystery still unsolved.
At noon the next day, November 5, the agreed–upon delay expired. After a position fix, true to his promise, Commander Farragut would have to set his course for the southeast and leave the northerly regions of the Pacific decisively behind.
By then the frigate lay in latitude 31° 15' north and longitude 136° 42' east. The shores of Japan were less than 200 miles to our leeward. Night was coming on. Eight o'clock had just struck. Huge clouds covered the moon's disk, then in its first quarter. The sea undulated placidly beneath the frigate's stempost.
Just then I was in the bow, leaning over the starboard rail. Conseil, stationed beside me, stared straight ahead. Roosting in the shrouds, the crew examined the horizon, which shrank and darkened little by little. Officers were probing the increasing gloom with their night glasses. Sometimes the murky ocean sparkled beneath moonbeams that darted between the fringes of two clouds. Then all traces of light vanished into the darkness.
Observing Conseil, I discovered that, just barely, the gallant lad had fallen under the general influence. At least so I thought. Perhaps his nerves were twitching with curiosity for the first time in history.
"Come on, Conseil!" I told him. "Here's your last chance to pocket that $2,000.00!"
"If master will permit my saying so," Conseil replied, "I never expected to win that prize, and the Union government could have promised $100,000.00 and been none the poorer."
"You're right, Conseil, it turned out to be a foolish business after all, and we jumped into it too hastily.  Six months ago we could have been back in France—"
"In master's little apartment," Conseil answered. "In master's museum! And by now I would have classified master's fossils. And master's babirusa would be ensconced in its cage at the zoo in the Botanical Gardens, and it would have attracted every curiosity seeker in town!"
"Quite so, Conseil, and what's more, I imagine that people will soon be poking fun at us!"
"To be sure," Conseil replied serenely, "I do think they'll have fun at master's expense. And must it be said . . . ?"
"It must be said, Conseil."
"Well then, it will serve master right!"
"How true!"
"When one has the honor of being an expert as master is, one mustn't lay himself open to—"
Conseil didn't have time to complete the compliment. In the midst of the general silence, a voice became audible. It was Ned Land's voice, and it shouted:
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Introduction
This guide will eventually be a stand alone explanation for developers on using and producing Cloud Optimized GeoTIFF's. If you are interested in contributing then please make pull requests on the Github Project. In the meantime this document will just link to a few other resources
Reading a Cloud Optimized GeoTIFF
The easiest way to read a COG in a way that takes advantage of its unique properties is to use GDAL and its VSI Curl functionality. See the GDAL Wiki on Cloud Optimized GeoTIFF in its How to read it with GDAL section. A majority of geospatial software in the world uses GDAL as a library, so incorporating it is likely the fastest way to incorporate COG reading in to your software.
Planet produces all its data as COG, and has a little tutorial on how to download part of an image using VSI Curl. Most of the tutorial is specific to working with the Planet API, but it shows the use of GDAL Warp with a COG to extract a single farm field from a larger image.
How to generate a Cloud Optimized GeoTIFF
As of version 3.1 of GDAL there is a built in COG provider which by default provides tiling and creation of overviews, use it like this:
gdal_translate input.tif output_cog.tif -of COG -co COMPRESS=LZW
Older GDAL versions
There is a GDAL wiki page about COG creation: How to generate it with GDAL. For quick reference the one liner is:
gdal_translate in.tif out.tif -co TILED=YES -co COPY_SRC_OVERVIEWS=YES -co COMPRESS=DEFLATE
Rio-cogeo
or you can use rio-cogeo plugin:
$ rio cogeo create in.tif out.tif --cog-profile deflate
Many other geospatial software should also be able to add the proper overviews and tiles. Please contribute examples!
Testing your Cloud Optimized GeoTIFF's
The validate_cloud_optimized_geotiff.py script can be used to check that a (GeoTIFF) file follows the above described file structure
$ python validate_cloud_optimized_geotiff.py test.tif
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import validate_cloud_optimized_geotiff.py
validate_cloud_optimized_geotiff.validate("test.tif")
or you can use rio-cogeo plugin:
$ rio cogeo validate test.tif
Note: Radiant.Earth is also providing a hosted version of the validate_cloud_optimized_geotiff.py script. And if you want to run your own hosted version you can get the source code.
Performance
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Ready for some controversy? Good! Well, off we go:
First, the animation quality was amazing! It was the best I've ever seen from a Disney movie, certainly for anything of the length of a feature film!. And, best of all, I couldn't tell where the computer effects were used.
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Moving on, however. Yes, the songs needed improvement. The opening "Circle of Life" I really liked, thanks mostly to Hans Zimmer and the Chorus. And, like a prior poster, I thought that 'Can't Wait to be King" felt thrown in just because they *had* to have a showy dance number. However, I did think the animation was quite good, and interesting the way everything changed for that segment.
The plot ... Ah yes, the plot ... Well, it was more "adult" than old-time movies like BAMBI, in that it presented life more harshly. But it was very rushed. I'm afraid the sudden growth during "Hakuna Matata" doesn't make up for character development! In an effort to save money, and time, Disney won't make their movies longer. Other movie houses have to spend $100M+ to bring in the blockbusters, and Disney won't do it. Disappointing.
So it was enjoyable, and it really was very funny (I often couldn't hear the lines over the laughter in the theater), but in the end it was so rushed I wasn't drawn into the characters (especially Simba) to care.
By the way, was that the entirety of the lion pride? Where's everyone else? How about some other males? (Maybe I just don't know enough about real lion packs, but then again, most lion packs don't have kings that rule the jungle. :-) )
So, that's it! I did enjoy it, and I'm sure I'll see it again, but for me the storyline didn't hold the adult level of appeal of BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
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10.1 Przykłady zbieranych informacji
10.1.1 Facebook
Za https://pl-pl.facebook.com/about/privacy#
- To, co robisz oraz informacje, których dostarczasz
- To, co robią inni i informacje, których dostarczają
- Twoje sieci i połączenia
- Informacje o płatnościach
- Informacje o urządzeniach
- parametry systemu operacyjnego, wersje podzespołów, ustawienia urządzeń, nazwy i typy plików i oprogramowania, dane o stanie baterii i sile sygnału oraz identyfikatory urządzeń;
- położenie urządzeń, w tym ich lokalizacja geograficzna, określona na podstawie danych z systemu GPS, sygnału Bluetooth lub sieci Wi-Fi;
- informacje o połączeniach, w tym nazwa operatora sieci komórkowej lub dostawcy usług internetowych, typ przeglądarki, język i strefa czasowa, numer telefonu komórkowego i adres IP.
- Informacje z korzystających z naszych usług aplikacji i witryn internetowych
- Informacje od partnerów zewnętrznych
- Firmy należące do Facebooka
Za https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-intersect/wp/2016/08/19/98-personal-data-points-that-facebook-uses-to-target-ads-to-you/ oraz http://www.spidersweb.pl/2016/08/facebook-inwigilacja.html
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- Language
- Education level
- Field of study
- School
- Ethnic affinity
- Income and net worth
- Home ownership and type
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- Users who own small businesses
- Users who work in management or are executives
- Users who have donated to charity (divided by type)
- Operating system
- Users who play canvas games
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- Users who have created a Facebook event
- Users who have used Facebook Payments
- Users who have spent more than average on Facebook Payments
- Users who administer a Facebook page
- Users who have recently uploaded photos to Facebook
- Internet browser
- Email service
- Early/late adopters of technology
- Expats (divided by what country they are from originally)
- Users who belong to a credit union, national bank or regional bank
- Users who investor (divided by investment type)
- Number of credit lines
- Users who are active credit card users
- Credit card type
- Users who have a debit card
- Users who carry a balance on their credit card
- Users who listen to the radio
- Preference in TV shows
- Users who use a mobile device (divided by what brand they use)
- Internet connection type
- Users who recently acquired a smartphone or tablet
- Users who access the Internet through a smartphone or tablet
- Users who use coupons
- Types of clothing user’s household buys
- Time of year user’s household shops most
- Users who are “heavy” buyers of beer, wine or spirits
- Users who buy groceries (and what kinds)
- Users who buy beauty products
- Users who buy allergy medications, cough/cold medications, pain relief products, and over-the-counter meds
- Users who spend money on household products
- Users who spend money on products for kids or pets, and what kinds of pets
- Users whose household makes more purchases than is average
- Users who tend to shop online (or off)
- Types of restaurants user eats at
- Kinds of stores user shops at
- Users who are “receptive” to offers from companies offering online auto insurance, higher education or mortgages, and prepaid debit cards/satellite TV
- Length of time user has lived in house
- Users who are likely to move soon
- Users who are interested in the Olympics, fall football, cricket or Ramadan
- Users who travel frequently, for work or pleasure
- Users who commute to work
- Types of vacations user tends to go on
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Za https://twitter.com/privacy?lang=en
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plotps is part of Antarctic Mapping Tools for Matlab (Greene et al., 2017). Click here for a complete list of functions in AMT.
No Mapping Toolbox? No problem. plotps works just like Matlab's plot function, but plots georeferenced data in Antarctic polar stereographic coordinates (true latitude 71°S).
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Syntax
plotps(lat,lon) plotps(...,LineSpec) plotps(...,'PropertyName',PropertyValue,...) plotps(...,'km') h = plotps(...)
Description
plotps(lat,lon) plots georeferenced data in Antarctic polar stereographic eastings and northings.
plotps(...,LineSpec) specifies line or marker style.
plotps(...,'PropertyName',PropertyValue,...) specifies any number of line or marker properties.
plotps(...,'km') plots in polar stereographic kilometers instead of the default meters.
h = plotps(...) returns a column vector of handles to lineseries objects, one handle per line.
Examples
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bedmap2('gl','xy') xlabel('eastings (m)') ylabel('northings (m)')
Example: Markers
Now use plotps to place a big red pentagram at (80°S, 120°W):
plotps(-80,-120,'rp','markersize',20)
Example: Lines
Now plot a line from the South Pole to McMurdo Station:
[mcmlat,mcmlon] = scarloc('mcmurdo station'); scarlabel 'South Pole' scarlabel 'McMurdo Station' plotps([-90 mcmlat],[0 mcmlon])
Citing AMT
If this function or any other part of Antarctic Mapping Tools is useful for you, please cite the paper that describes AMT.
Greene, C. A., Gwyther, D. E., & Blankenship, D. D. Antarctic Mapping Tools for Matlab. Computers & Geosciences. 104 (2017) pp.151-157. doi:10.1016/j.cageo.2016.08.003.
Author Info
This function was written by Chad A. Greene of the University of Texas Institute for Geophysics (UTIG), February 2015, for inclusion in the Antarctic Mapping Tools package. Updated July 2015 to allow plotting in polar stereographic kilometers.


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| Yard | Meter | Min | Max | Ave. |
| 0 | 0 | 39 | 51 | 45 |
| 5 | 4.57 | 21 | 25 | 24 |
| 10 | 9.14 | 14 | 20 | 18 |
| 15 | 13.72 | 7 | 18 | 15 |
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\(L\): path loss
\(n\): path loss exponent
\(d\): distance in meters
\(C\): system constant
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| 13.72 | 15 | -1.885 |
| 18.29 | 12 | -1.992 |
| 22.86 | 0 | -3.433 (invalid) |
Because we cannot get RSSI value when \(d2=22.86\), we cannot trust this measurement that just represents the margin of the signal coverage. Therefore, the estimated Path Loss Exponent is: \[\mathbb{E}[n]=\frac{-1.993-1.885-1.992}{3}=-1.957\] \[Var[n]=\frac{(1.957-1.993)^2+(1.957-1.885)^2+(1.957-1.992)^2}{3}=0.0039\] \[\sigma=\sqrt{Var[n]}=0.0621\]
Because the task1 and task2 are released every 1s and 2s, we can directly get their response time from the nanosecond part, and thus easily get the worst-case response time as below:
Case 1:
Task1: 601562808
Task2: 299804841
Case 2:
Task1: 298828278
Task2: 601562808
For case1, because task1 has lower priority, it will be preempted by task2 every 2 seconds; therefore, the response time of task1 is not stable. For case2, because task1 has higher priority, it will not be preempted by task2; therefore, the response time of task1 is stable.
For task2, because its period interval is longer than task1’s, and they form a harmonized taskset; therefore, task2’s response time is stable for both cases.
Comparing the worst-case response time of task1 and task2 from two cases, we found that the task with higher priority will have smaller worst-case response time.
From the experiment, we know that if task1 with shorter period interval has higher priority, both tasks can have stable response time; therefore, our method is first to use the RMS(Rate-monotonic scheduling) to assign the priority to each task, and then assign each task’s reserve budget equals to its worst-case response time.


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I recieved the Salvia I ordered on the day I was to leave for a Thanksgiving Vacation. My family had left to meet me at another location so I thought that the (for once) empty house would be a relaxing enviroment for 'a little psychedelic experience'. I sat considering the fact that I had no sitter, but, thinking that many people do not respond to Salvia and that I was expereinced enough to handle just about anything (as a devoted mushroom, LSD, and DXM explorer of years past...
I decided to go ahead with the experiment.
I placed a small bowlful of the 5X Salvia in my glass 'steamroller' and proceded to quiet my mind and relax.
I reflected that I was to begin a long trip and that, having been quite sober for some time, I would greatly enjoy a hightened psychedelic outlook on where I was heading and where I had been. I put the flame to the bowl and inhaled a large chamber of smoke holding on to the lungful for as long as possible. As I laid my head back on the sofa I noticed that the blackness behind my closed eyes began to 'echo' or move with exact replacas behind it. I felt the familiar adrenaline rush of tripping. The next thing I knew it seemed that I was in some kind of accident!
I couldn't really see clearly but it felt like I was stuck, half in and half out, in this silly putty-like substance that seemed malicious and alive! It seemed to be infinitly vast and powerful and I struggled to pull free of this horrible creature attached to me.
No matter how I shook or tried to free myself this entity was trailing behind me! The entire back of my body was made up of this thing, Salvia. I attempted to reason to threaten to curse...I said I would never try it again if it let me go...I said I would tell EVERYONE I MET never to do it! Anything!  (Which is odd considering I have been happily willing to die under the influences of other drugs.) It was like my face was the spine of a book and it had opened me up from the back and spread me WIDE!! Thousands of miles WIDE!!  Finally, I began to 'close'.  So now I've fullfilled my promise, and it will be a cold friggin day in Hell before I vist that particular entity ever again!
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Ohio's Gabby Burris drives to the hoop during the Bobcats' game game against Central Michigan on Feb. 7th. The Chippewas defeated the Bobcats 74-72.
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After Ohio defeated Bowling Green 70-63 on Jan. 20, coach Bob Boldon knew his team needed to improve on stringing together possessions.
The Bobcats started the game down 11-0, and they didn’t score until freshman forward Gabby Burris made a 3-pointer with 6:49 left in the first quarter. Throughout the game, the Bobcats went through stretches of low offensive output — they weren’t scoring enough points when they needed to.
Ohio scored nine points in the third quarter, but it surged in the fourth and scored 26. The Bobcats will play the Falcons at home Saturday at 1 p.m. It will be the last game of the season series, and this time the Bobcats will need to run patient yet aggressive offense. That’s the type of offense that’s given them success.
Field goal percentage: 37.4 percent
3-point field goal percentage: 27.8 percent
Points per game: 67.4
Rebounds per game: 33.5
Assists per game: 10.9
The Bobcats don’t like to play fast for most of the game. Still, they’ll take opportunities to run when opportunities are present.
But Ohio thrives when it controls the pace of the game.
A perfect example is Ohio’s game against Kent State on Feb. 10. The Golden Flashes tried to convert on as many transition buckets as possible. In the first quarter, the Bobcats managed the pace well. They didn’t let the Golden Flashes score often on the fast break; they also didn’t let the Golden Flashes rush the offense, which enabled the Bobcats to earn quality shots.
The second quarter was different, though: The Bobcats committed 10 turnovers in the quarter and needed to regain control of the game’s pace.
“We just couldn’t quite get anything going; we couldn’t put any back-to-back possessions together,” Boldon said after the game. “The only back-to-back possessions we put together were turnovers.”
In the second half, though, Ohio returned to the style of play it had in the first quarter. Though the Golden Flashes continued to be physical, the Bobcats were patient. They took care of the ball better and earned good shots.
When the Bobcats played the Falcons in January, the game wasn’t as fast compared to others the Bobcats have been in this season. But the Falcons did play good defense, which caused the Bobcats to falter on the offensive end.
With 1:11 left to go in the third quarter against the Falcons, the Bobcats had only scored four points in the quarter. But with a little over a minute left in the quarter, Amani Burke made a layup, and, shortly after, Katie Barker made a 3-pointer.
Ohio’s offense isn’t built to score a whole bunch of points against the Falcons. But it is built to be patient and aggressive when opportunities present themselves.
Playing that style, the style that has proven to work will be imperative Saturday.
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