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The Unix Environment
Unix is a family of computer operating systems that are deived from the original AT&T Unix. There are a number of popular systems based on Unix, including Apple's OS and Linux variants. The Wikipedia article on Unix continues to describe a unique attribute of Unix systems:
From the power user's or programmer's perspective, Unix systems are characterized by a modular design that is sometimes called the "Unix philosophy," meaning the OS provides a set of simple tools that each perform a limited, well-defined function, with a unified filesystem as the main means of communication and a shell scripting and command language to combine the tools to perform complex workflows. Aside from the modular design, Unix also distinguishes itself from its predecessors as the first portable operating system: virtually the entire OS is written in the C programming language which allowed it to outgrow the 16-bit PDP-11 minicomputer for which it was originally developed.
As it is extremely portable and capable of complex workflows, Unix systems are often used as servers, including in this course. This course site will seek to establish some base guidelines for using Unix systems for that purpose.


I am 25 years old and a fairly experienced psychonaut. I have used psychedelics and entheogens for nearly 8 years. I have used MDMA 2-3 hundred times over a period of 3 years. I was very lucky in the sense that throughout these many experiences, I was still receiving the emotional/empathogenic effects of this wonderful substance. Alas, however, after three years of use, Ecstacy only served to make me roll 'hard,' not 'nice.' This was about 3 years ago. I have not used Ecstacy since.
Recently, however, I found myself at a rave with someone who is new to the scene. My wife and several friends were there also. I myself have not been involved in these kind of parties for several years and joined my friend as a 'guide' of sorts. I took 3.5 pills over the course of 4 hours or so. The pills worked and seemed relatively clean (hard to tell with street pills).
I experienced all of the expected perceptual shifts along with the numerous body effects. I was very clearly 'rolling.' I was lacking, however, the thing that makes ecstacy so wonderful: the joy. I wanted that feeling that some term a 'peak experience.' I wanted to feel love for those around me but the empathogenic effects were nowhere to be found. I was tired. Not sleepy.
I don't know if it was the strattera I take daily but did not in years past. I don't know if it was the inordinately high dose to which I subjected myself. I've heard and read many stories of the 'loss of magic' (I call it loss of 'joy') but have never heard of this effect spanning years of non-use. I was hugely disappointed. I do intend to try again with a 5-HTP regimen preceding the experience; I've had success with this in the past.
I hope this is revealing in some way.
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Campaign highlights: Labour dials up a controversial policy as PM gets a new bus
Friday’s campaign trail saw Boris Johnson with a new set of wheels and Jeremy Corbyn sending shockwaves through the City with his technology plans.
Labour’s plans to turn broadband into a public service had a big impact on the stock market on Friday, while the Lib Dems announced they had one policy that was even more important to them than stopping Brexit.
Jeremy Corbyn said Labour will deliver free full-fibre internet to every home and business by 2030 if it wins the General Election – while the Lib Dems pledged to spend £100 billion over five years to tackle the effects of climate change.
Here are some of the highlights:
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Shadow chancellor John McDonnell said the “visionary” £20 billion plan, to be paid for by introducing a tax on tech giants, would “ensure that broadband reaches the whole of the country”.
But Prime Minister Boris Johnson called Labour’s policy “a crackpot scheme”.
BT chief executive Philip Jansen said Labour had under-estimated the price of its pledge and warned that the party needed to think carefully about the impact their proposals will have on the company’s pensioners, employees, shareholders and the millions of investors via pension schemes.
– Boris Johnson said there was “no interference” by Russians in UK politics
The Prime Minister was asked why Number 10 was not publishing Parliament’s Intelligence Security Committee report.
The report includes evidence from UK intelligence services concerning alleged Russian attempts to influence the outcome of the 2016 EU referendum and 2017 general election.
Mr Johnson added that he saw “absolutely no reason to change the normal procedures for publishing Intelligence Security Committee reports just because there is an election”.
– Labour announced that their manifesto will be published next week
Jeremy Corbyn told a crowd in Lancaster that Labour’s manifesto “arrives next week” and is “going to knock your socks off”.
He added that people are “going to love it”.
His comments come ahead of Saturday’s Clause Five meeting where the shadow cabinet, trade unions, affiliated organisations and the national policy forum will finalise Labour’s policies for the election.
– The Liberal Democrats pledged to spend £100 billion on tackling climate change… and said it’s more important than stopping Brexit
The Lib Dems pledged to spend £100 billion to tackle the effects of climate change if they get into power.
Their economic spokesperson Sir Ed Davey said the five-year investment, to be paid for by borrowing and tax changes, would “jump-start” efforts to combat the crisis.
He added that the Lib Dems are introducing this policy as they “believe that stopping climate change is probably even more important than stopping Brexit”.
– The PM promised to deliver buses greener than his own
Boris Johnson unveiled his Mercedes-Benz Tourismo battle bus, which uses diesel and AdBlue, which converts exhaust gases into harmless nitrogen and water, at a rally with activists in Greater Manchester.
The bus, which Mr Johnson described as “wonderful”, contains the slogan “Back Boris and vote Conservative to… Get Brexit Done.”
He told activists that once a Conservative government has implemented its “fantastic” policies, there will be “buses that are a lot greener than this”.
The bus was built at the Mercedes-Benz factory in Hosdere on the outskirts of Istanbul in Turkey and meets the latest EU emissions standards.
Tweet of the day
James Lusher, Virgin Media’s head of external communications, made his views on Labour’s new broadband policy clear…
Picture of the day
Boris Johnson was in Greater Manchester to unveil his Turkish-built Mercedes-Benz Tourismo bus, which uses diesel and AdBlue to reduce emissions.
It has the slogan: “Back Boris and vote Conservative to… Get Brexit Done.”
A small amount of text reading “emergency exit break glass” can also be seen, but this is a safety measure connected to the bus rather than a Conservative slogan.
Video of the day
Jeremy Corbyn vows to tax Facebook and Google “fairly” as he announces plans to deliver free full-fibre internet to all by making broadband a public service.
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This library manages graphic objects, and swing displays for trees of
graphic objects. It also provides support for customizing graphic object
styles.
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In this papers, we proposed an appearance-based method for person re-identification. It consists in the extraction of features that model three complementary aspects of the human appearance: the overall chromatic content, the spatial arrangement of colors into stable regions, and the presence of recurrent local motifs with high entropy. All this information is derived from different body parts, and weighted opportunely by exploiting symmetry and asymmetry perceptual principles. In this way, robustness against very low resolution, occlusions and pose, viewpoint and illumination changes is achieved. The approach applies to situations where the number of candidates varies continuously, considering single images or bunch of frames for each individual.
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As Juin took them through the Ogier town, Rand saw that Loial was growing more and more anxious. Loial’s ears were as stiff as his back; his eyes grew bigger every time he saw another Ogier looking at him, especially the women and girls, and a large number of them did seem to take notice of him. He looked as if he expected his own execution.
The bearded Ogier gestured to wide steps leading down into a grassy mound that was bigger by far than any other; it was a hill, for all practical purposes, almost at the base of one of the Great Trees.
“Why don’t you wait out here, Loial?” Rand said.
“The Elders—” Juin began.
“—Probably just want to see the rest of us,” Rand finished for him.
 “Yes. Yes, I think . . . ” A number of Ogier women were watching him, from white-haired grandmothers to daughters Erith’s age, a knot of them talking among themselves but with all eyes on him. His ears jerked, but he looked at the broad door to which the stone steps led down, and nodded again. “Yes, I will sit out here, and I’ll read. That is it. I will read.” Fumbling in his coat pocket, he produced a book. He settled himself on the mound beside the steps, the book small in his hands, and fixed his eyes on the pages. “I will just sit here and read until you come out.” His ears twitched as if he could feel the women’s eyes.
Juin shook his head, then shrugged and motioned to the steps again. “If you please. The Elders are waiting.”
The huge, windowless room inside the mound was scaled for Ogier, with a thick-beamed ceiling more than four spans up; it could have fit in any palace, for size at least. The seven Ogier seated on the dais directly in front of the door made it shrink a little by their size, but Rand still felt as if he were in a cavern. The somber floorstones were smooth, if large and irregular in shape, but the gray walls could have been the rough side of a cliff. The ceiling beams, rough-hewn as they were, looked like great roots.
Except for a high-backed chair where Verin sat facing the dais, the only furnishings were the heavy, vine-carved chairs of the Elders. The Ogier woman in the middle of the dais sat in a chair raised a little higher than those of the others, three bearded men to her left in long, flaring coats, three women to her right in dresses like her own, embroidered in vines and flowers from neckline to hem. All had aged faces and pure white hair, even to the tufts on their ears, and an air of massive dignity.
Hurin gaped at them openly, and Rand felt like staring himself. Not even Verin had the appearance of wisdom that was in the Elders’ huge eyes, nor Morgase in her crown their authority, nor Moiraine their calm serenity. Ingtar was the first to bow, as formally as Rand had ever seen from him, while the others still stood rooted.
“I am Alar,” the Ogier woman on the highest chair said when they had finally taken their places beside Verin, “Eldest of the Elders of Stedding Tsofu. Verin has told us that you have need to use the Waygate here. To recover the Horn of Valere from Darkfriends is a great need, indeed, but we have allowed none to travel the Ways in more than one hundred years. Neither us, nor the Elders of any other stedding.”
“I will find the Horn,” Ingtar said angrily. “I must. If you will not permit us to use the Waygate . . . ” He fell silent as Verin looked at him, but the scowl remained on his face.
Alar smiled. “Be not so hasty, Shienaran. You humans never take time for thought. Only decisions reached in calm can be sure.” Her smile faded to seriousness, but her voice kept its own measured calm. “The dangers of the Ways are not to be faced with a sword in your hand, not charging Aiel or ravening Trollocs. I must tell you that to enter the Ways is to risk not only death and madness, but perhaps your very souls.”
“We have seen Machin Shin,” Rand said, and Mat and Perrin agreed. They could not manage to sound eager to do it again.
“I will follow the Horn to Shayol Ghul itself, if need be,” Ingtar said firmly. Hurin only nodded as if including himself in Ingtar’s words.
“Bring Trayal,” Alar commanded, and Juin, who had remained by the door, bowed and left. “It is not enough,” she told Verin, “to hear what can happen. You must see it, know it in your heart.”
There was an uncomfortable silence until Juin returned, and it became more uncomfortable still as two Ogier women followed him, guiding a dark-bearded Ogier of middle years, who shambled between them as if he did not quite know how his legs worked.  One of the women gently wiped drool from the corner of his mouth. They took his arms to stop him; his foot went forward, hesitated, then fell back with a thump. He seemed as content to stand as to walk, or at least as uncaring.
“Trayal was one of the last among us to go along the Ways,” Alar said softly. “He came out as you see him. Will you touch him, Verin?”
Verin gave her a long look, then rose and strode to Trayal. He did not move as she laid her hands on his wide chest, not even a flicker of an eye to acknowledge her touch. With a sharp hiss, she jerked back, staring up at him, then whirled to face the Elders. “He is . . . empty. This body lives, but there is nothing inside it. Nothing.” Every Elder wore a look of unbearable sadness.
“Nothing,” one of the Elders to Alar’s right said softly. Her eyes seemed to hold all the pain Trayal’s no longer could. “No mind. No soul. Nothing of Trayal remains but his body.”
“He was a fine Treesinger,” one of the men sighed.
Alar motioned, and the two women turned Trayal to lead him out; they had to move him before he began to walk.
“We know the risks,” Verin said. “But whatever the risks, we must follow the Horn of Valere.”
The Eldest nodded. “The Horn of Valere. I do not know whether it is worse news that it is in Darkfriend hands, or that it has been found at all.” She looked down the row of Elders; each nodded in turn, one of the men tugging his beard doubtfully first. “Very well. Verin tells me time is urgent. I will show you to the Waygate myself.” Rand was feeling half relieved and half afraid, when she added, “You have with you a young Ogier.  He is far from his home.”
“We need him,” Rand said quickly. His words slowed under surprised stares from the Elders and Verin, but he went on stubbornly. “We need him to go with us, and he wants to.”
“Loial’s a friend,” Perrin said, at the same time that Mat said, “He doesn’t get in the way, and he carries his own weight.” Neither of them appeared comfortable at having the Elders’ focus shift to them, but they did not back down.
“Is there some reason he cannot come with us?” Ingtar asked. “As Mat says, he has held his own. I don’t know that we need him, but if he wants to come, why—?”
“We do need him,” Verin broke in smoothly. “Few any longer know the Ways, but Loial has studied them. He can decipher the Guidings.”
Alar eyed them each in turn, then settled to a study of Rand. She looked as if she knew things; all the Elders did, but she most of all. “Verin says you are ta’veren,” she said at last, “and I can feel it in you. That I can do so means that you must be very strongly ta’veren indeed, for such Talents ever run weakly in us, if at all.  I just want to find the Horn and . . . ” Rand let the rest of it die. Alar had not mentioned Mat’s dagger. He did not know whether Verin had told the Elders, or held it back for some reason. “He is my friend, Eldest.”
“Your friend,” Alar said. “He is young by our way of thinking. You are young, too, but ta’veren. You will look after him, and when the weaving is done, you will see that he comes safely home to Stedding Shangtai.”
“I will,” he told her. It had the feeling of a commitment, the swearing of an oath.
“Then we will go to the Waygate.”
Outside, Loial scrambled to his feet when they appeared, Alar and Verin leading. Ingtar sent Hurin off at a run to fetch Uno and the other soldiers. Loial eyed the Eldest warily, then fell in with Rand at the rear of the procession. The Ogier women who had been watching him were all gone. “Did the Elders say anything about me? Did she . . . ?” He peered at Alar’s broad back as she ordered Juin to have their horses brought. She started off with Verin while Juin was still bowing himself away, bending her head to talk quietly.
“She told Rand to take care of you,” Mat told Loial solemnly as they followed, “and see you got home safely as a babe. I don’t see why you can’t stay here and get married.”
“She said you could come with us.” Rand glared at Mat, which made Mat chortle under his breath. It sounded odd, coming from that drawn face. Loial was twirling the stem of a trueheart blossom between his fingers.  Rand asked.
“Erith gave it to me.” Loial watched the yellow petals spin. “She really is very pretty, even if Mat does not see it.”
“Does that mean you don’t want to go with us after all?”
Loial gave a start. “What? Oh, no.  I do want to go. She only gave me a flower. Just a flower.” He took a book out of his pocket, though, and pressed the blossom under the front cover. As he returned the book, he murmured to himself, barely loud enough for Rand to hear, “And she said I was handsome, too.” Mat let out a wheeze and doubled over, staggering along clutching his sides, and Loial’s cheeks colored. “Well . . . she said it. I didn’t.”
 “Nobody ever said Mat was handsome. He’s just jealous.”
“That’s not true,” Mat said, straightening abruptly. “Neysa Ayellin thinks I’m handsome. She’s told me so more than once.”
“Is Neysa pretty?” Loial asked.
“She has a face like a goat,” Perrin said blandly. Mat choked, trying to get his protests out.
Rand grinned in spite of himself. Neysa Ayellin was almost as pretty as Egwene.
As they made their way through the town, Ogier greeted the Eldest, bowing or curtsying, eyeing the human visitors with interest. Alar’s set face kept anyone from stopping to speak, though. The only thing that indicated when they left the town was the absence of the mounds; there were still Ogier about, examining trees, or sometimes working with pitch and saw or axe where there were dead limbs or where a tree needed more sunlight. They handled the tasks tenderly.
Juin joined them, leading their horses, and Hurin came riding with Uno and the other soldiers, and the packhorses, just before Alar pointed and said, “It is over there.” The banter died.
Rand felt a momentary surprise. The Waygate had to be Outside the stedding—the Ways had been begun with the One Power; they could not have been made inside—but there was nothing to indicate they had crossed the boundary. Then he realized there was a difference; the sense of something lost that he had felt since entering the stedding was gone. That gave him another sort of chill. Saidin was there again. Waiting.
Alar led them past a tall oak, and there in a small clearing stood the big slab of the Waygate, the front of it delicately worked in tightly woven vines and leaves from a hundred different plants. Around the edge of the clearing the Ogier had built a low stone coping that seemed as if it had grown there, suggesting a circle of roots. The look of it made Rand uncomfortable. It took him a moment to realize that the roots suggested were those of bramble and briar, burningleaf and itch oak. Not the sort of plants into which anyone would want to stumble.
The Eldest stopped short of the coping. “The wall is meant to warn away any who comes here. Not that many of us do. I myself will not cross it. But you may.” Juin did not go as close as she did; he kept rubbing his hands on the front of his coat, and would not look at the Waygate.
“Thank you,” Verin told her. “The need is great, or I would not have asked it.”
Rand tensed as the Aes Sedai stepped over the coping and approached the Waygate. Loial took a deep breath and muttered to himself. Uno and the rest of the soldiers shifted in their saddles and loosened swords in their scabbards. There was nothing along the Ways against which a sword would be any use, but it was something to convince themselves they were ready. Only Ingtar and the Aes Sedai seemed calm; even Alar gripped her skirt with both hands.
Verin plucked the Avendesora leaf, and Rand leaned forward intently. He knew an urge to assume the void, to be where he could reach saidin if he needed to.
The greenery carved across the Waygate stirred in an unfelt breeze, leaves fluttering as a gap opened down the center of the mass and the two halves began to swing open.
Rand stared at the first crack. There was no dull, silvery reflection behind it, only blackness blacker than pitch. “Close it!” he shouted. “The Black Wind! Close it!”
Verin took one startled look and thrust the three-pointed leaf back in among all the varied leaves already there; it stayed when she took her hand away and backed toward the coping. As soon as the Avendesora leaf was back in its place, the Waygate immediately began to close.
Alar let out a shuddering breath. “Machin Shin. So close.”
“It didn’t try to come out,” Rand said. Juin made a strangled sound.
“I have told you,” Verin said, “the Black Wind is a creature of the Ways. It cannot leave them.” She sounded calm, but she still wiped her hands on her skirt. Rand opened his mouth, then gave it up. “And yet,” she went on, “I wonder at it being here. First in Cairhien, now here. I wonder.” She gave Rand a sidelong glance that made him jump. The look was so quick that he did not think anyone else noticed it, but to Rand it seemed to connect him with the Black Wind.
“I have never heard of this,” Alar said slowly, “Machin Shin waiting when a Waygate was opened. It always roamed the Ways. But it has been long, and perhaps the Black Wind hungers, and hopes to catch some unwary one entering a gate. Verin, assuredly you cannot use this Waygate. And however great your need, I cannot say I am sorry. The Ways belong to the Shadow, now.”
Rand frowned at the Waygate. Could it be following me? There were too many questions. Had Fain somehow ordered the Black Wind? Verin said it could not be done. And why would Fain demand that he follow, then try to stop him? He only knew that he believed the message. He had to go to Toman Head. If they found the Horn of Valere and Mat’s dagger under a bush tomorrow, he still had to go.
Verin stood with eyes unfocused in thought.  Loial seemed relieved that they could not use the Waygate, and ashamed at being relieved.
“We are done for here,” Ingtar announced. “Verin Sedai, I followed you here against my better judgment, but I can no longer follow. I mean to return to Cairhien. Barthanes can tell me where the Darkfriends went, and somehow I will make him do it.”
“Fain went to Toman Head,” Rand said wearily. “And where he went, that’s where the Horn is, and the dagger.”
“I suppose . . . ” Perrin shrugged reluctantly. “I suppose we could try another Waygate. At another stedding?”
Loial stroked his chin and spoke quickly, as if to make up for his relief at the failure here. “Stedding Cantoine lies just above the River Iralell, and Stedding Taijing is east of it in the Spine of the World. But the Waygate in Caemlyn, where the grove was, is closer, and the gate in the grove at Tar Valon is closest of all.”
“Whichever Waygate we try to use,” Verin said absently, “I fear we will find Machin Shin waiting.” Alar looked at her questioningly, but the Aes Sedai said no more that anyone could hear. She muttered to herself instead, shaking her head as if arguing with herself.
“What we need,” Hurin said diffidently, “is one of those Portal Stones.” He looked to Alar, then Verin, and when neither told him to stop, he went on, sounding increasingly confident. “The Lady Selene said those old Aes Sedai had studied those worlds, and that was how they knew how to make the Ways. And that place we were . . . well, it only took us two days less to travel a hundred leagues. If we could use a Portal Stone to go to that world, or one like it, why, it’d take no more than a week or two to reach the Aryth Ocean, and we could come back right on Toman Head. Maybe it isn’t so quick as the Ways, but it’s a long sight quicker than riding off west. What do you say, Lord Ingtar? Lord Rand?”
Verin answered him. “What you suggest might be possible, sniffer, but as well hope to open this Waygate again and find Machin Shin gone as hope to find a Portal Stone. I know none closer than the Aiel Waste. Though we could go back into Kinslayer’s Dagger, if you, or Rand, or Loial think you could find that Stone again.”
Rand looked at Mat. His friend had lifted his head hopefully at this talk of the Stones. A few weeks, Verin had said. If they simply rode west, Mat would never live to see Toman Head.
“I can find it,” Rand said reluctantly. He felt ashamed. Mat’s going to die, Darkfriends have the Horn of Valere, Fain will hurt Emond’s Field if you don’t follow him, and you’re afraid to channel the Power. Once to go and once to come back. Twice more won’t drive you mad. What really made him afraid, though, was the eagerness that leaped inside him at the thought of channeling again, of feeling the Power fill him, of feeling truly alive.
“I do not understand this,” Alar said slowly. “The Portal Stones have not been used since the Age of Legends. I did not think there was anyone who still knew how to use them.”
“The Brown Ajah knows many things,” Verin said dryly, “and I know how the Stones may be used.”
The Eldest nodded. “Truly there are wonders in the White Tower of which we do not dream. But if you can use a Portal Stone, there is no need for you to ride to Kinslayer’s Dagger. There is a Stone not far from where we stand.”
“The Wheel weaves as the Wheel wills, and the Pattern provides what is needful.” The absent look dropped from Verin’s face altogether. “Take us to it,” she said briskly. “We have lost more than enough time already.”


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Worst possible result in my eyes - I've never liked the Senior Cups and at the moment we really don't need the distraction, so it's a pain we have to go to a replay in the Worcestershire version after a 1-1 draw at Evesham. Rosco got our equaliser after we'd gone behind, but I think the attendance - 115 - says it all.
So it's on to Saturday's top of the table clash with Chippenham at The Grove. Our real rivals are the teams in third place and below, as all that matters this year is finishing in the top two. However a victory would take us seven points clear at the halfway mark - which would be nice. Come on!!!
Evesham United: Watson; A. Smith, Parmenter, Clark, Powell, Lutz, Wolsey, McCartan, Mullen (Roberts 45), Pratt, Preedy. Subs: Brown, Clifton, Pendleton, Steadman
Halesowen Town: Clarke; Colwell, Crawford, Burnham, L. Collins, R. Collins, Spencer, Hall (N. Smith 72), G. Smith, Gray, Hines (Skidmore 54). Subs: Jones, Taylor, Garvey
Referee: S. Dorr (Worcester) Attendance: 115 Booked: Gray (19), G. Smith (19), L. Collins (43), Wolsey (75), Spencer (75)
Halesowen and Evesham must replay at The Grove after fighting out an evenly matched quarter-final on a sticky playing surface.
The visitors went close in the 9th minute when Les Hines played a great ball from his own half for Gary Smith to send a curling shot from the edge of the area which was saved by Danny Watson. Watson then recovered to save the rebound from Matty Hall. Evesham's Phil Preedy then struck wide from the left in the 16th minute.
Shaun Pratt caused danger for the Halesowen defence in the first half and was instrumental in a 25th minute disallowed goal before cutting in himself two minutes later, causing Tim Clarke to make a fine save. At the other end goalkeeper Watson denied Hines from close range and then saved from Hall who latched onto a long free-kick from Jason Burnham on the half-hour.
The home side took a 42nd minute lead when Preedy skipped past the Halesowen defence down the left to hit past Clarke from a tight angle.
Halesowen gradually fought back in the second half with Hines driving in a 46th minute freekick before levelling in the 59th minute when Hall put in a low right wing cross for Ross Collins to net from a couple of yards out. Watson then made a reflex save after 65 minutes to deny Ross Collins again before Evesham's Pratt headed a corner from Steve McCartan wide in the 72nd minute. In the dying moments Andy Spencer set Ross Collins free but Watson blocked again and Steve McCartan hit high for Evesham when well placed.


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Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star is a movie starring David Spade, Mary McCormack, and Alyssa Milano. A thirty-something former child star hires a foster family to re-create the childhood he never had.


Avoiding a disaster
问题描述 :
Percy likes to be punctual. So much so that he always keeps three watches with him, so that he can be sure exactly what the time is. However, Percy’s having a bad day. He found out that one of his watches was giving the wrong time. What’s worse, when he went to correct the watch, he corrected the wrong one! That is, one watch was running x minutes behind (where x <= 480) and he wound one of the other watches x minutes forward. He now has three watches reading three different times, and hence is in serious danger of being tardy. Can you help Percy by writing a program that takes in the three times displayed on the watches and returns the correct time?
输入:
The input begins with an integer T indicating the number of cases that follow (0 < T
< 100). Each of the following T lines contains one test case, made up of three readings, separated by single space characters: H1:M1 H2:M2 H3:M3 In each reading H1,H2,H3 represent the hours displayed (0 < H1,H2,H3 < 13), and M1,M2,M3 represent the minutes displayed (0 <= M1,M2,M3 < 60).
If the number of minutes is less than 10, a leading 0 is added.
< 100). Each of the following T lines contains one test case, made up of three readings, separated by single space characters: H1:M1 H2:M2 H3:M3 In each reading H1,H2,H3 represent the hours displayed (0 < H1,H2,H3 < 13), and M1,M2,M3 represent the minutes displayed (0 <= M1,M2,M3 < 60).
If the number of minutes is less than 10, a leading 0 is added.
输出:
The input begins with an integer T indicating the number of cases that follow (0 < T
< 100). Each of the following T lines contains one test case, made up of three readings, separated by single space characters: H1:M1 H2:M2 H3:M3 In each reading H1,H2,H3 represent the hours displayed (0 < H1,H2,H3 < 13), and M1,M2,M3 represent the minutes displayed (0 <= M1,M2,M3 < 60).
If the number of minutes is less than 10, a leading 0 is added.
< 100). Each of the following T lines contains one test case, made up of three readings, separated by single space characters: H1:M1 H2:M2 H3:M3 In each reading H1,H2,H3 represent the hours displayed (0 < H1,H2,H3 < 13), and M1,M2,M3 represent the minutes displayed (0 <= M1,M2,M3 < 60).
If the number of minutes is less than 10, a leading 0 is added.
样例输入:
3 5:00 12:00 10:00 11:59 12:30 1:01 12:00 4:00 8:00
样例输出:
The correct time is 5:00 The correct time is 12:30 Look at the sun
Avoiding a disaster
Time Limit: 2000/1000 MS (Java/Others) Memory Limit: 32768/32768 K (Java/Others)
Total Submission(s): 211 Accepted Submission(s): 101
Problem Description
Percy
likes to be punctual. So much so that he always keeps three watches
with him, so that he can be sure exactly what the time is. However,
Percy’s having a bad day. He found out that one of his watches was
giving the wrong time. What’s worse, when he went to correct the watch,
he corrected the wrong one! That is, one watch was running x minutes
behind (where x <= 480) and he wound one of the other watches x
minutes forward. He now has three watches reading three different times,
and hence is in serious danger of being tardy. Can you help Percy by
writing a program that takes in the three times displayed on the watches
and returns the correct time?
likes to be punctual. So much so that he always keeps three watches
with him, so that he can be sure exactly what the time is. However,
Percy’s having a bad day. He found out that one of his watches was
giving the wrong time. What’s worse, when he went to correct the watch,
he corrected the wrong one! That is, one watch was running x minutes
behind (where x <= 480) and he wound one of the other watches x
minutes forward. He now has three watches reading three different times,
and hence is in serious danger of being tardy. Can you help Percy by
writing a program that takes in the three times displayed on the watches
and returns the correct time?
Input
The input begins with an integer T indicating the number of cases that follow (0 < T
<
100). Each of the following T lines contains one test case, made up of
three readings, separated by single space characters: H1:M1 H2:M2 H3:M3
In each reading H1,H2,H3 represent the hours displayed (0 < H1,H2,H3
< 13), and M1,M2,M3 represent the minutes displayed (0 <= M1,M2,M3
< 60).
If the number of minutes is less than 10, a leading 0 is added.
<
100). Each of the following T lines contains one test case, made up of
three readings, separated by single space characters: H1:M1 H2:M2 H3:M3
In each reading H1,H2,H3 represent the hours displayed (0 < H1,H2,H3
< 13), and M1,M2,M3 represent the minutes displayed (0 <= M1,M2,M3
< 60).
If the number of minutes is less than 10, a leading 0 is added.
Output
For each test case, one line should be produced, formatted exactly as follows: “The
correct time is Hi:Mi”. If the number of minutes is less than 10, a leading 0 should be
added.
If the number of hours is less than 10, a leading 0 should NOT be
added. If it is impossible to tell the time from the three readings,
print the string: “Look at the sun”.
correct time is Hi:Mi”. If the number of minutes is less than 10, a leading 0 should be
added.
If the number of hours is less than 10, a leading 0 should NOT be
added. If it is impossible to tell the time from the three readings,
print the string: “Look at the sun”.
Sample Input
3
5:00 12:00 10:00
11:59 12:30 1:01
12:00 4:00 8:00
5:00 12:00 10:00
11:59 12:30 1:01
12:00 4:00 8:00
Sample Output
The correct time is 5:00
The correct time is 12:30
Look at the sun
The correct time is 12:30
Look at the sun
Source
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#include<stdio.h> #include<string.h> #include<math.h> int main() { int t; scanf("%d",&t); while(t--) { char c1,c2,c3; int h1,h2,h3; char m11,m12,m21,m22,m31,m32; scanf("%d%c%c%c",&h1,&c1,&m11,&m12); getchar(); scanf("%d%c%c%c",&h2,&c2,&m21,&m22); getchar(); scanf("%d%c%c%c",&h3,&c3,&m31,&m32); int min1=0,min2=0,min3=0; min1=h1*60+m11*10+m12; min2=h2*60+m21*10+m22; min3=h3*60+m31*10+m32; int p1=0,p2=0,p3=0; if(min1+min2==2*min3&&fabs(min1-min3)<=480) p3++; else if(min1+min3==2*min2&&fabs(min1-min2)<=480) p2++; else if(min3+min2==2*min1&&fabs(min3-min1)<=480) p1++; min1+=12*60; if(min1+min2==2*min3&&fabs(min1-min3)<=480) p3++; else if(min1+min3==2*min2&&fabs(min1-min2)<=480) p2++; else if(min3+min2==2*min1&&fabs(min3-min1)<=480) p1++; min1-=12*60; min2+=12*60; if(min1+min2==2*min3&&fabs(min1-min3)<=480) p3++; else if(min1+min3==2*min2&&fabs(min1-min2)<=480) p2++; else if(min3+min2==2*min1&&fabs(min3-min1)<=480) p1++; min2-=12*60; min3+=12*60; if(min1+min2==2*min3&&fabs(min1-min3)<=480) p3++; else if(min1+min3==2*min2&&fabs(min1-min2)<=480) p2++; else if(min3+min2==2*min1&&fabs(min3-min1)<=480) p1++; min1+=12*60; min2+=12*60; min3-=12*60; if(min1+min2==2*min3&&fabs(min1-min3)<=480) p3++; else if(min1+min3==2*min2&&fabs(min1-min2)<=480) p2++; else if(min3+min2==2*min1&&fabs(min3-min1)<=480) p1++; min2-=12*60; min3+=12*60; if(min1+min2==2*min3&&fabs(min1-min3)<=480) p3++; else if(min1+min3==2*min2&&fabs(min1-min2)<=480) p2++; else if(min3+min2==2*min1&&fabs(min3-min1)<=480) p1++; min1-=12*60; min2+=12*60; if(min1+min2==2*min3&&fabs(min1-min3)<=480) p3++; else if(min1+min3==2*min2&&fabs(min1-min2)<=480) p2++; else if(min3+min2==2*min1&&fabs(min3-min1)<=480) p1++; min1+=12*60; if(min1+min2==2*min3&&fabs(min1-min3)<=480) p3++; else if(min1+min3==2*min2&&fabs(min1-min2)<=480) p2++; else if(min3+min2==2*min1&&fabs(min3-min1)<=480) p1++; if(p1>0&&p2>0||p1>0&&p3>0||p2>0&&p3>0) printf("Look at the sun\n"); else if(p1>0) { printf("The correct time is %d:%c%c\n",h1,m11,m12); } else if(p2>0) { printf("The correct time is %d:%c%c\n",h2,m21,m22); } else if(p3>0) { printf("The correct time is %d:%c%c\n",h3,m31,m32); } } return 0; }
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本来是用来加强反物质流的，但其实什么能力都能加强……
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真的这么反感的话，用爱迪生搜不就好了嘛，跟谷歌搜出的内容差不多啊。
真的这么反感的话，用爱迪生搜不就好了嘛，跟谷歌搜出的内容差不多啊。
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Flexbox
Flexbox is a convenient CSS property that makes web design and layout a much simpler process. However, since it's a relatively new addition to the CSS tool set, you will find that certain browsers and devices act a bit strange when you start using it. Even with that caveat, I added flexbox to the CSS we use for all of our AIG Consumer websites to help with layout and positioning of elements on the page irrespective of DOM order at mobile breakpoints.
There are two key things to keep in mind when using the flexbox propery. First of all, if your CSS code is not mobile first, you want to remove all floats that may be present at the desktop breakpoints. If you were to set a flex container and the child elements are floated, you get some really strange behavior with element positioning.
The second important issue deals mainly with Blackberry 7 browser support. Strangely, the flexbox property is supported, however the quirk with Blackberry is that it ignores the flex declaration if you have set the child elements to row wrap. In order to remedy this situation, you should be declaring the orientation and direction of your flex container to be vertical and column.
Once you have all that set in place, it should be relatively easy to style the layout of your page. You can see the code we finally used below to make sure the flex ordering and wrapping worked propely since our CMS ouputs the center grid element after the right grid element in the HTML.
#grid_wrapper {
display: -webkit-box;
display: -webkit-flex;
display: -moz-box;
display: -ms-flexbox;
display: flex;
-webkit-box-orient: vertical;
-moz-box-orient: vertical;
-webkit-box-direction: normal;
-moz-box-direction: normal;
-webkit-flex-direction: column;
-ms-flex-direction: column;
flex-direction: column;
width: 100%;
}
#gridRight {
-webkit-box-ordinal-group: 2;
-moz-box-ordinal-group: 2;
-ms-flex-order: 2;
-webkit-order: 2;
order: 2;
width: 100%;
padding-left: 0;
float: none;
}
#gridCenter {
-webkit-box-ordinal-group: 1;
-moz-box-ordinal-group: 1;
-ms-flex-order: 1;
-webkit-order: 1;
order: 1;
}


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Fellow developers,
I’ve been a ruby developer for a little more than 10 years or so and have a stack of projects that I’ve been intending to get to but haven’t made the time to follow through with.
After reading several posts on this list regarding the challenges new developers face when finding their first real programming job, an idea for an experiment arose:
Mentor a small group of new programmers in developing open source code and develop the stack of projects as representative work for future employers. The idea attempts a symbiosis creating a broader area of work to show to potential employers while also building some cool products.
I’m envisioning two to four pairing teams to work together on some very specific pieces of the development. About once a week or so, get together in person to discuss what has been done and define the next areas of work. We would implement common team practices (group chat, pull requests etc) in order to gain more familiarity with the process of developing good software.
This experiment is still being developed but has the following goals:
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- Develop more experience with a regular engineering workflow
- Develop pairing and collaborative relationships
- Solve real world problems and develop products similar to how it’s done in a business context
- Share code, continue to develop public portfolio
- Experiment with code/patterns/challenges outside your regular work environment
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- Gain more experience in deploying and supporting real world products
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- Gain more experience with front end javascript frameworks (Angular, react etc)
- Build very performant interfaces
The products being built would have to satisfy the criteria:
- Interesting to all team members
- Have clear technical challenges that could be demonstrated to potential employers
- Incorporate/aggregate external data sources to produce unique experiences
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by SL SocialThembinkosi Lorch’s exploits on the field has seen him shoot to prominence over the last two seasons.
The man nicknamed ‘Nyoso’ had fans on edge when he revealed what is believed to be his ride, worth a staggering R1.1 million.
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While there is no certainty whether it is owned by Lorch or not, it would certainly be a handsome upgrade from his Polo GTI.
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LAWRENCE HISTORY
The Technical timeline of Lawrence
- In 2004, Lawrence developed CCD wheel aligner with 3-Dimensional Operating System
- In 2005, Lawrence developed Drive-on Camera Aid function (First one in China)and Voice Prompt function
- In 2007, Lawrence developed V3D wheel alignment and started to ssma production
- In 2008, Lawrence developed T Form Fully Intelligent Lifting System (IAA) in V3D wheel alignment
- In 2009, Lawrence added Jack-Up Adjustment function in V3D wheel alignment
- In 2010, Lawren dceeveloped Android Pad Synchronous Display system (First one in the world)
- In 2011, Lawrence developed Hand recognition Function (Patent)
- In 2011, Lawrence developed 3D wheel aligner CUBE10 with two columns, supporting pit test and
- In 2012, Lawrence developed SMART TOE ( like Win Toe) and Engine Cradle Adjustment function
- In 2013, Lawrence started to use 5 Megapixel industry camera for wheel alignment
- In 2014, Lawrence started to use Black Mini Target for wheel alignment
- In 2015, Magic Tyre changer X618 came out
- In 2016, Laser wheel balancer B805 came out
- In 2017, Lawrence developed Ride Height function in 3D wheel alignment
- In 2018, Auto Brake wheel balancer came out
- In 2018, Touchless wheel clamp and 6.4 Megapixel industry camera both came out INDUSTRIES’ FIRST
- FIRST V3D+3D max Wheel Alignment System
- FIRST 720 Degree Panoramic 3D Model Wheel Alignment System
- FIRST T-Form Fully Intelligent Lifting System (IAA System)
- FIRST Magnets Operation System that Supports Screen Touch
- FIRST Android Pad Synchronous Display and Touch Screen System
- FIRST Free Rolling Compensation Function
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Joel 3:10
Beat your plowshares into swords and your pruninghooks into spears: let the weak say, I am strong.


{% from "sb-admin/macros/ui/panels/panel.html" import panel %} {% extends "sb-admin/loginbase.html" %} {% block body %}


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The Learn/Timetabling synchronisaton tool creates groups in Learn based on activities present in timetabling, and then enrols students onto those groups based on students on activities in timetabling. The synchronisation process itself is managed through {@link uk.ac.ed.learn9.bb.timetabling.ScheduledJobManager}, which handles scheduling of the process once the Spring context has loaded, and cancels it when the Spring context is being shut down.


This is really easy on a new project! I think that the success on setting up a build file is going a step at a time. Unfortunately this is not always the case in some of our projects due to time constraints.
I am using NAnt for this.
Step 1. Deciding where I wanted to put my build.
Going with some advices I decided to go on the classic build folder. I make sure the folder is deleted and created back at every build.
<!-- Start by cleaning the build area -->
<target name="clean">
<delete dir="build" if="${directory::exists('build')}" />
</target>
<!-- Create a build area -->
<target name="init">
<mkdir dir="build"/>
</target>
Step 2. Compiling the project.
This is where the challenge lies. The csc Nant task is not aware of the .NET 3.5 framework. To get around this problem I have download a nightly build of NAnt 0.86. Works perfectly, until… Remember I’m using WPF for my GUI. I was getting some strange errors about something missing in the System.Window. Full error :
[csc] Compiling 7 files to 'C:\dev\LogItAll\build\LogItAll.exe'.
[csc] c:\dev\LogItAll\src\app\LogItAll.UI\App.xaml.cs(13,32): error CS0246: The type or namespace name 'Application' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)
[csc] c:\dev\LogItAll\src\app\LogItAll.UI\Window1.xaml.cs(6,22): error CS0234: The type or namespace name 'Controls' does not exist in the namespace 'System.Windows' (are you missing an assembly reference?)
[csc] c:\dev\LogItAll\src\app\LogItAll.UI\Window1.xaml.cs(7,22): error CS0234: The type or namespace name 'Data' does not exist in the namespace 'System.Windows' (are you missing an assembly reference?)
[csc] c:\dev\LogItAll\src\app\LogItAll.UI\Window1.xaml.cs(8,22): error CS0234: The type or namespace name 'Documents' does not exist in the namespace 'System.Windows' (are you missing an assembly reference?)
[csc] c:\dev\LogItAll\src\app\LogItAll.UI\Window1.xaml.cs(9,22): error CS0234: The type or namespace name 'Input' does not exist in the namespace 'System.Windows' (are you missing an assembly reference?)
[csc] c:\dev\LogItAll\src\app\LogItAll.UI\Window1.xaml.cs(10,22): error CS0234: The type or namespace name 'Media' does not exist in the namespace 'System.Windows' (are you missing an assembly reference?)
[csc] c:\dev\LogItAll\src\app\LogItAll.UI\Window1.xaml.cs(11,22): error CS0234: The type or namespace name 'Media' does not exist in the namespace 'System.Windows' (are you missing an assembly reference?)
[csc] c:\dev\LogItAll\src\app\LogItAll.UI\Window1.xaml.cs(12,22): error CS0234: The type or namespace name 'Navigation' does not exist in the namespace 'System.Windows' (are you missing an assembly reference?)
[csc] c:\dev\LogItAll\src\app\LogItAll.UI\Window1.xaml.cs(13,22): error CS0234: The type or namespace name 'Shapes' does not exist in the namespace 'System.Windows' (are you missing an assembly reference?)
[csc] c:\dev\LogItAll\src\app\LogItAll.UI\Window1.xaml.cs(20,36): error CS0246: The type or namespace name 'Window' could not be found (are you missing ausing directive or an assembly reference?)
Humm, why is there something so obvious that it should be there failing? The reason is that some of the libraries required on a WPF project are not in the GAC. They are located in the C:\Program Files\Reference Assemblies\Microsoft\Framework\v3.0\. Next, there is the problem that some file are generated and not always there, the InitializeComponent method is missing everywhere…. This is strange, how can I use csc.exe to generate those files? You can’t use csc.exe, when you use XAML ! After a lot of googling, I stumbled upon this MSDN page. I had no choice but start using MSBuild for the compilation.
So I changed my csc task to an exec task and called MSBuild. I was now facing the problem that the assembly are compiled and put in their respective folder. A little change to the Output path in Visual Studio 2008 did the trick. Note that I am not using it on all project. I’m only interested in the UI project and all the tests projects. They are all what I need to run the application and the unit test.
This is what the NAnt section look like:
<target name="compile" depends="init">
<exec
program="C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v3.5\msbuild.exe"
commandline="LogItAll.sln"/>
</target>
3. Executing the tests.
<target name="test" depends="compile">
<exec basedir="tools\mbunit\"
useruntimeengine="true"
workingdir="build"
program="mbunit.cons.exe"
commandline="LogItAll.Domain.Tests.dll /rt:html /rf:"."" />
</target>
I’m still trying to find a more generic way to execute all the test projects. As you can see I am using MBUnit as my unit testing tool for this application.
4. Result
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<project name="LogItAll" default="all">
<target name="all"/>
<!-- Start by cleaning the build area -->
<target name="clean" description="remove all build products">
<delete dir="build" if="${directory::exists('build')}" />
</target>
<!-- Create a build area -->
<target name="init" depends="clean">
<mkdir dir="build"/>
</target>
<target name="compile" depends="init">
<exec
program="C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v3.5\msbuild.exe"
commandline="LogItAll.sln"/>
</target>
<target name="test" depends="compile">
<exec basedir="tools\mbunit\"
useruntimeengine="true"
workingdir="build"
program="mbunit.cons.exe"
commandline="LogItAll.Domain.Tests.dll /rt:html /rf:"."" />
</target>
</project>


class BlockFactory
the purpose this class is to take a blade view and abstract out all the @if, @foreach blocks and put them into a composite pattern structure so we can use those blocks later to print off devise placeholder tags
Methods
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__construct(NodeFactory $NodeFactory, ViewOpener $ViewOpener)
Create a new block factory |
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| Block |
createBlock($view, $includedViews = array())
Creates a block from the given view |
Details
at line 19
public
__construct(NodeFactory $NodeFactory, ViewOpener $ViewOpener)
Create a new block factory
at line 31
public Block
createBlock($view, $includedViews = array())
Creates a block from the given view


{% comment %} form.html is included whenever there is a form in one of our base templates. To override how your form is rendered, just override form.html. The form is included as `form`. {% endcomment %} {{ form }}


The purpose of this demo is to create a lot of connections to a server by connecting, joinging channels and sending echo requests


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Ryan Cole pleads not guilty in arraignment hearing in Port Charlotte
by WFTX Digital TeamPORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. — The man accused of killing a Port Charlotte teenager after breaking into a home was in court today for his arraignment.
Ryan Cole pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder and burglary charges.
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1. Plant parasite on stem of woody host
2. Flowers of parasite emerging directly from stem of host, parasite otherwise growing within tissues of host; leaves 0; on Psorothamnus ..... APODANTHACEAE
2' Flowers of parasite borne in inflorescences on branches of parasite; leaves scale-like or with expanded blades; on various woody hosts [not Psorothamnus] ..... VISCACEAE {G6,7,8,9,11,12}
1' Plant free-living and rooted in ground or root-parasite
3. Leaf blade 1–2+ m, covered with prickles — perianth actually of 2 whorls but petals very small, easily overlooked ..... GUNNERACEAE {G16}
3' Leaf blade << 1 m, not prickly
4. Leaves [at least proximal] whorled, all cauline
5. Plant terrestrial ..... RUBIACEAE (2) {G17}
5' Plant ± aquatic
6. Leaves entire ..... PLANTAGINACEAE (Hippuris) {G2,15}
6' Leaves toothed to deeply divided
7. Leaves repeatedly forked ..... CERATOPHYLLACEAE {G2,6,8,15}
7' Leaves [at least submersed] pinnately divided ..... HALORAGACEAE {G2,6,8,20}
4' Leaves alternate or opposite (or sometimes some or all basal)
8. Inflorescence bracts large, petal-like; perianth 0 — inflorescence a flower-like spike ..... SAURURACEAE
8' Inflorescence bracts not at all petal-like; perianth present
9. Perianth parts free or nearly so
10. Leaves glabrous, round-peltate or -reniform; plant aquatic with stolons or rhizomes floating in shallow water or rooted in wet soil ..... ARALIACEAE (Hydrocotyle) {G2,21}
10' Leaves glabrous or hairy, leaf shape various; plant terrestrial if leaves round-reniform
11. Inflorescence a simple or compound umbel ..... APIACEAE {G2,6,8,20,21}
11' Inflorescence various or flowers solitary
12. Plant aquatic, floating, stranded on mud, or rooted in bottom sediments
13. Sepals, stamens 5; pedicel 1–4(8) mm; leaves alternate (sometimes ± opposite or whorled), blade linear ..... CAMPANULACEAE (Howellia)
13' Sepals, stamens 4; pedicel 0–0.5 mm; leaves opposite, blade narrowly elliptic to ± ovate ..... ONAGRACEAE (Ludwigia palustris)
12' Plant terrestrial or sometimes growing in damp soil
14. Leaves all basal ..... SAXIFRAGACEAE (Heuchera cylindrica)
14' Leaves cauline, at least in part
15. Fruit an achene; sepals 3–5; leaves alternate, ± entire, petiole ± = blade ..... CHENOPODIACEAE (Beta)
15' Fruit a capsule or ± nut-like [hard, indehiscent, 3–9-seeded with 2–5-horns]; sepals 3–9; leaves alternate or opposite, entire to pinnately lobed, petiole often < blade
16. Perennial herb; stems erect; leaves generally unequally pinnately lobed; styles long, forked ..... DATISCACEAE {G6}
16' Annual; stems prostrate to erect; leaves entire or toothed; styles short, not forked
17. Styles 2–9; leaves ± fleshy, often ± papillate ..... AIZOACEAE {G15,17,21}
17' Style 1; leaves not fleshy, not papillate ..... CAMPANULACEAE {G2,5,17}
9' Perianth parts fused
18. Inflorescence of involucred heads or umbels
19. Ovary truly inferior; anthers fused around style or, if free, the flowers unisexual; stigma lobes 2 ..... ASTERACEAE {G6,7,8,9,12,17}
19' Ovary actually superior, but appearing inferior [tightly enclosed by perianth base]; anthers free; stigma unlobed ..... NYCTAGINACEAE (2) {G5,15,17,19}
18' Inflorescence not of involucred heads or umbels, flowers solitary or variously clustered
20. Flowers large, solitary, red to maroon or brown; perianth lobes 3 — leaves cordate to reniform, long-petioled ..... ARISTOLOCHIACEAE (Asarum)
20' Flowers generally ± small, generally clustered, not red to maroon or brown; perianth lobes (3)4–5(7)
21. Leaves alternate
22. Tendrils 0; leaves entire; flowers bisexual ..... COMANDRACEAE
22' Tendrils present; leaves palmately lobed; flowers unisexual ..... CUCURBITACEAE {G6,8,17,21}
21' Leaves opposite
23. Flowers bilateral ..... VALERIANACEAE {G17}
23' Flowers ± radial
24. Perianth lobes 5; ovary actually superior [tightly enwrapped by hardened or winged calyx base]; leaves of a pair equal or unequal
25. Calyx green, not at all corolla-like, very inconspicuous; sepals erect, free or nearly so above the level of the ovary, thickened and linear, erect; leaves narrowly linear, needle-like, generally 1–2 cm or shorter, generally those of a pair equal ..... CARYOPHYLLACEAE (Scleranthus) {G15}
25' Calyx corolla-like in color and texture, often very showy; sepals fused well above level of ovary, calyx lobes wide and thin, ± spreading; leaves linear to ovate, often > 2 cm, those of a pair often unequal ..... NYCTAGINACEAE (2) {G5,15,17,19}
24' Perianth lobes 3–4; ovary truly inferior; leaves of a pair equal
26. Stamens 3–4; leaves entire or teeth minute, prickle-like ..... RUBIACEAE (2) {G17}
26' Stamens 8; leaves with rounded teeth ..... SAXIFRAGACEAE (Chrysosplenium)


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View stored files
Continue to the website for doing encryptions and decryptions
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Deploy Go Lambda functions with container images
You can deploy your Lambda function code as a container image. AWS provides the following resources to help you build a container image for your Go function:
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AWS base images for Lambda
These base images are preloaded with a language runtime and other components that are required to run the image on Lambda. AWS provides a Dockerfile for each of the base images to help with building your container image.
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Open-source runtime interface clients
If you use a community or private enterprise base image, add a runtime interface client to the base image to make it compatible with Lambda.
Topics
AWS base images for Go
AWS provides the following base image for Go:
| Tags | Runtime | Operating system | Dockerfile |
|---|---|---|---|
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1 |
Go 1.x | Amazon Linux 2018.03 | Dockerfile for
Go 1.x on GitHub |
Docker Hub repository: amazon/aws-lambda-go
Amazon ECR repository: gallery.ecr.aws/lambda/go
Go runtime interface clients
AWS does not provide a separate runtime interface client for Go. The aws-lambda-go/lambda
package includes an implementation of the runtime interface.
Deploying Go with the provided.al2
base image
To build a container image for Go that runs on Amazon Linux 2, use the provided.al2
base image. For more information
about this base image, see provided
You include the aws-lambda-go/lambda
package with your Go handler. This package implements the
programming model for Go, including the runtime interface client. The provided.al2
base image also
includes the runtime interface emulator.
To build and deploy a Go function with the provided.al2
base image.
Note that the first three steps are identical whether you deploy your function as a .zip file archive or as a container image.
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On your local machine, create a project directory for your new function.
-
From your project folder, run the following command to install the required Lambda Go libraries.
go get github.com/aws/aws-lambda-go
For a description of the Lambda Go libraries libraries, see Building Lambda functions with Go.
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Create your Go handler code and include the
aws-lambda-go/lambda
package. -
Use a text editor to create a Dockerfile in your project directory. The following example Dockerfile uses the AWS
provided.al2
base image.FROM public.ecr.aws/lambda/provided:al2 as build # install compiler RUN yum install -y golang RUN go env -w GOPROXY=direct # cache dependencies ADD go.mod go.sum ./ RUN go mod download # build ADD . . RUN go build -o /main # copy artifacts to a clean image FROM public.ecr.aws/lambda/provided:al2 COPY --from=build /main /main ENTRYPOINT [ "/main" ]
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Build your Docker image with the
docker build
command. Enter a name for the image. The following example names the imagehello-world
.docker build -t
hello-world
. -
Authenticate the Docker CLI to your Amazon ECR registry.
aws ecr get-login-password --region
us-east-1
| docker login --username AWS --password-stdin123456789012
.dkr.ecr.us-east-1
.amazonaws.com -
Tag your image to match your repository name, and deploy the image to Amazon ECR using the
docker push
command.docker tag
hello-world
:latest123456789012
.dkr.ecr.us-east-1
.amazonaws.com/hello-world
:latest docker push123456789012
.dkr.ecr.us-east-1
.amazonaws.com/hello-world
:latest
Deploying Go with an alternative base image
You can build a container image for Go from an alternative base image. The following
example Dockerfile uses
alpine
FROM alpine as build # install build tools RUN apk add go git # cache dependencies ADD go.mod go.sum ./ RUN go mod download GOPROXY=direct # build ADD . . RUN go build -o /main # copy artifacts to a clean image FROM alpine COPY --from=build /main /main ENTRYPOINT [ "/main" ]
The steps are the same as described for a provided.al2
base image, with one additional
consideration: if you want to add the RIE to your image, you need to follow these
additional steps before you run
the docker build
command.
To add RIE to the image
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In your Dockerfile, replace the ENTRYPOINT instruction with the following content:
# (Optional) Add Lambda Runtime Interface Emulator and use a script in the ENTRYPOINT for simpler local runs ADD https://github.com/aws/aws-lambda-runtime-interface-emulator/releases/latest/download/aws-lambda-rie /usr/bin/aws-lambda-rie RUN chmod 755 /usr/bin/aws-lambda-rie COPY entry.sh / RUN chmod 755 /entry.sh ENTRYPOINT [ "/entry.sh" ]
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Use a text editor to create file
entry.sh
in your project directory, containing the following content:#!/bin/sh if [ -z "${AWS_LAMBDA_RUNTIME_API}" ]; then exec /usr/local/bin/aws-lambda-rie "$@" else exec "$@" fi
If you do not want to add the RIE to your image, you can test your image locally without adding RIE to the image.
To test locally without adding RIE to the image
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From your project directory, run the following command to download the RIE from GitHub and install it on your local machine.
mkdir -p ~/.aws-lambda-rie && curl -Lo ~/.aws-lambda-rie/aws-lambda-rie \ https://github.com/aws/aws-lambda-runtime-interface-emulator/releases/latest/download/aws-lambda-rie \ && chmod +x ~/.aws-lambda-rie/aws-lambda-rie
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Run your Lambda image function using the
docker run
command. In the following example,/main
is the path to the function entry point.docker run -d -v ~/.aws-lambda-rie:/aws-lambda --entrypoint /aws-lambda/aws-lambda-rie -p 9000:8080 myfunction:latest /main
This runs the image as a container and starts up an endpoint locally at
localhost:9000/2015-03-31/functions/function/invocations
. -
Post an event to the following endpoint using a
curl
command:curl -XPOST "http://localhost:9000/2015-03-31/functions/function/invocations" -d '{}'
This command invokes the function running in the container image and returns a response.
For more information about testing your image locally with the RIE, see Testing Lambda container images locally.


VidOR (Video Object Relation) dataset contains 10,000 videos (98.6 hours) from YFCC100M collection together with a large amount of fine-grained annotations for relation understanding. In particular, 80 categories of objects are annotated with bounding-box trajectory to indicate their spatio-temporal location in the videos; and 50 categories of relation predicates are annotated among all pairs of annotated objects with starting and ending frame index. This results in around 50,000 object and 380,000 relation instances annotated. To use the dataset for model development, the dataset is split into 7,000 videos for training, 835 videos for validation, and 2,165 videos for testing. VidOR can provide foundation for many kinds of research and has been used in:
Please download the videos in training/validation set using the following links, and extract video frames using
FFmpeg-3.3.4.
The total sizes of training and validation videos is around 24.5G and 2.9G, respectively.
It is recommended to unarchive the downloaded parts into the same directory.
Alternatively, as the videos are exclusively drawn from the YFCC100M collection without any processing, you can also obtain
them via AWS S3 data storage hosted by
Multimedia Commons
but need to organize the files in the directory structure consistent with the "video_path" in the annotations.
Please download the annotations in training/validation set using the following links, in which one JSON file contains the annotation for one video. The format of a JSON file is shown in below, and you can load the annotations together using this helper script.
{ "version": "VERSION 1.0", "video_id": "5159741010", # Video ID in YFCC100M collection "video_hash": "6c7a58bb458b271f2d9b45de63f3a2", # Video hash offically used for indexing in YFCC100M collection "video_path": "1025/5159741010.mp4", # Relative path name in this dataset "frame_count": 219, "fps": 29.97002997002997, "width": 1920, "height": 1080, "subject/objects": [ # List of subject/objects { "tid": 0, # Trajectory ID of a subject/object "category": "bicycle" }, ... ], "trajectories": [ # List of frames [ # List of bounding boxes in each frame { # The bounding box at the 1st frame "tid": 0, # The trajectory ID to which the bounding box belongs "bbox": { "xmin": 672, # Left "ymin": 560, # Top "xmax": 781, # Right "ymax": 693 # Bottom }, "generated": 0, # 0 - the bounding box is manually labeled # 1 - the bounding box is automatically generated by a tracker "tracker": "none" # If generated=1, it is one of "linear", "kcf" and "mosse" }, ... ], ... ], "relation_instances": [ # List of annotated visual relation instances { "subject_tid": 0, # Corresponding trajectory ID of the subject "object_tid": 1, # Corresponding trajectory ID of the object "predicate": "in_front_of", "begin_fid": 0, # Frame index where this relation begins (inclusive) "end_fid": 210 # Frame index where this relation ends (exclusive) }, ... ] }
This section provides an overview of the dataset statistics. A detailed description about the dataset can be found in this paper.
Please kindly cite these works if the dataset helps your research.
@inproceedings{shang2019annotating, title={Annotating Objects and Relations in User-Generated Videos}, author={Shang, Xindi and Di, Donglin and Xiao, Junbin and Cao, Yu and Yang, Xun and Chua, Tat-Seng}, booktitle={Proceedings of the 2019 on International Conference on Multimedia Retrieval}, pages={279--287}, year={2019}, organization={ACM} } @article{thomee2016yfcc100m, title={YFCC100M: The New Data in Multimedia Research}, author={Thomee, Bart and Shamma, David A and Friedland, Gerald and Elizalde, Benjamin and Ni, Karl and Poland, Douglas and Borth, Damian and Li, Li-Jia}, journal={Communications of the ACM}, volume={59}, number={2}, pages={64--73}, year={2016}, publisher={ACM New York, NY, USA} }