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Coverage Summary for Class: GRADSIntf (edu.umn.csci5801)
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1 /**
2 * GRADSIntf
3 * Interface for the GRADS top-level API.
4 * Last Modified: 09/03/2014
5 *
6 * Copyright (c) 2014, Gregory Gay and Jason Biatek
7 * All rights reserved.
8 *
9 * Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
10 * modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
11 *
12 * - Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this
13 * list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
14 * - Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice,
15 * this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation
16 * and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
17 * - Neither the name of the University of Minnesota nor the names of its
18 * contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from this
19 * software without specific prior written permission.
20 *
21 * THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS"
22 * AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE
23 * IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
24 * ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT HOLDER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE
25 * LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR
26 * CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF
27 * SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS
28 * INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN
29 * CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE)
30 * ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE
31 * POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
32 */
33
34 package edu.umn.csci5801;
35
36 import java.util.List;
37 import edu.umn.csci5801.model.StudentRecord;
38 import edu.umn.csci5801.model.ProgressSummary;
39 import edu.umn.csci5801.model.CourseTaken;
40
41 /**
42 * This defines the interface between the driver of the
43 * Graduation Requirement Assessment Data System (GRADS)
44 * and the processing code for checking and generating the
45 * graduation progress summary.
46 *
47 * NOTE: When you implement this interface, it is good practice to create
48 * your own exceptions for the project. We expect this to be done for this
49 * project.
50 *
51 *
52 * @author ggay
53 */
54
55
56 /**
57 * Your implementation of this interface must be named GRADS
58 */
59 public interface GRADSIntf
60 {
61 /**
62 * Loads the list of system usernames and permissions.
63 * @param usersFile the filename of the users file.
64 * @throws Exception for I/O errors. SEE NOTE IN CLASS HEADER.
65 */
66 public void loadUsers(String usersFile) throws Exception;
67
68 /**
69 * Loads the list of courses.
70 * @param coursesFile the filename of the users file.
71 * @throws Exception for I/O errors. SEE NOTE IN CLASS HEADER.
72 */
73 public void loadCourses(String coursesFile) throws Exception;
74
75 /**
76 * Loads the list of system transcripts.
77 * @param recordsFile the filename of the transcripts file.
78 * @throws Exception for I/O errors. SEE NOTE IN CLASS HEADER.
79 */
80 public void loadRecords(String recordsFile) throws Exception;
81
82 /**
83 * Sets the user id (X500) of the user currently using the system.
84 * @param userId the X500 id of the user generating progress summaries.
85 * @throws Exception if the user id is invalid. SEE NOTE IN CLASS HEADER.
86 */
87 public void setUser(String userId) throws Exception;
88
89 /**
90 * Gets the user id of the user currently using the system.
91 * @return the X500 user id of the user currently using the system.
92 */
93 public String getUser();
94
95 /**
96 * Gets a list of the userIds of the students that a GPC can view.
97 * @return a list containing the userId of for each student in the
98 * system belonging to the current user
99 * @throws Exception is the current user is not a GPC.
100 */
101 public List<String> getStudentIDs() throws Exception;
102
103 /**
104 * Gets the raw student record data for a given userId.
105 * @param userId the identifier of the student.
106 * @return the student record data.
107 * @throws Exception if the form data could not be retrieved. SEE NOTE IN
108 * CLASS HEADER.
109 */
110 public StudentRecord getTranscript(String userId)
111 throws Exception;
112
113 /**
114 * Saves a new set of student data to the records data.
115 * @param userId the student ID to overwrite.
116 * @param transcript the new student record
117 * @throws Exception if the transcript data could not be saved, failed
118 * a validity check, or a non-GPC tries to call. SEE NOTE IN CLASS HEADER.
119 */
120 public void updateTranscript(String userId, StudentRecord transcript)
121 throws Exception;
122
123 /**
124 * Appends a note to a student record.
125 * @param userId the student ID to add a note to.
126 * @param note the note to append
127 * @throws Exception if the note could not be saved or a non-GPC tries to call.
128 * SEE NOTE IN CLASS HEADER.
129 */
130 public void addNote(String userId, String note)
131 throws Exception;
132
133 /**
134 * Generates progress summary
135 * @param userId the student to generate the record for.
136 * @returns the student's progress summary in a data class matching the JSON format.
137 * @throws Exception if the progress summary could not be generated.
138 * SEE NOTE IN CLASS HEADER.
139 */
140 public ProgressSummary generateProgressSummary(String userId)
141 throws Exception;
142
143 /**
144 * Generates a new progress summary, assuming that the student passes the
145 * provided set of prospective courses.
146 * @param userId the student to generate the record for.
147 * @param courses a list of the prospective courses.
148 * @returns a map containing the student's hypothetical progress summary
149 * @throws Exception if the progress summary could not be generated or the courses
150 * are invalid. SEE NOTE IN CLASS HEADER.
151 */
152 public ProgressSummary simulateCourses(String userId, List<CourseTaken> courses)
153 throws Exception;
154 }


OVEN ROASTED CHICKEN WITH CARROTS
Jaja's delicious chicken recipe
Ingredients
- One 6 pound organic, roasting chicken
- Kosher salt
- Black pepper
- A large bunch of thyme sprigs
- 1 lemon quartered
- 10 garlic peeled and smashed flat
- 4 Tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 1 sweet onion cut into thick rings
- 6 whole carrots peeled, washed and dried
Instructions
- Preheat oven 425 degrees F
- Rinse and dry chicken inside and out
- Rinse and dry thyme with paper towel
- Mix olive oil, salt, pepper, garlic
- Season chicken cavity with olive oil mix
- Insert finger between chicken breast and skin and season with olive oil mix, garlic and thyme
- Season between thigh and cavity with olive oil mix, garlic and thyme
- Stuff cavity with thyme, onion rings, lemon wedges and garlic
- Brush outside of chicken with olive oil mix and a sprinkle of salt
- Tie legs together with kitchen string
- Place onion rings, garlic, thyme lemon wedges in roasting pan and toss with salt, pepper, olive oil and thyme
- Place chicken on roasting rack over vegetables
- Place in pre-heated oven and roast for 1.5 hours.
- After one hour of roasting, place carrots around chicken and continue roasting until meat thermometer indicates doneness
- Remove chicken from oven
- Partially cover with foil for 15 minutes
- Place on platter with carrots
- Carve and enjoy


Russian troops take over abandoned US airbase in northern Syria: report
by Dom CalicchioRussian troops took over the Kobani airfield in northern Syria last week, one day after U.S. troops moved out, according to a report.
Russian state media showed the Russian flag flying over what had been the center for U.S. operations against ISIS in the region, CBS News reported Saturday.
CAR BOMB ROCKS SYRIAN TOWN HELD BY TURKEY, MORE THAN A DOZEN KILLED
Other images showed Russian military helicopters landing on a runway and Russian troops deploying around the base, the report said.
The airbase is located along Syria’s northern border with Turkey.
The border region has been hit by several explosions that have killed and wounded scores of people over the past month, since Turkey began a military operation against Kurdish fighters in the wake of President Trump's decision to withdraw American troops from the area.
On Saturday, a car bomb exploded in al-Bab, a town in Aleppo province that is controlled by Turkey-backed opposition fighters. The blast killed at least 18 people and wounding several others, Syrian opposition activists and Turkey’s Defense Ministry said.
Last Wednesday, Russian officials said they had opened a helicopter base in Qamishli, about 200 miles east of Kobani, also along the border with Turkey, CBS reported.
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Two days earlier, Qamishli was the site of three bomb explosions that killed five people and wounded 26, according to Reuters.
Security forces in the largely Kurdish-controlled city described the bombings as a “terrorist operation,” the report said.
The Associated Press contributed to this story.


StableArray<T> is like std::vector<T> (or SimTK::Array_<T>) but more stable in two ways:
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template<class T>
class SimTK::StableArray< T >
StableArray<T> is like std::vector<T> (or SimTK::Array_<T>) but more stable in two ways:
- the addresses of the inserted items never change, even if the array has to be resized, and
- the index of an inserted item never changes either.
The above means that once you insert an item (meaning that a copy of it resides in the StableArray), you can save the address of that copy and/or its index and be certain that adding or deleting other items will leave those unaffected. Once an item has been erased, however, we will feel free to reuse both the heap it once consumed and its index.
As your punishment for the crime of enjoying this stability guarantee, consecutive elements of a StableArray are not consecutive in memory.
CAUTION: this is not suited for use across binary interfaces because the implementation is fully exposed.


utils.nf.graph-mouse-event Class
An event context object generally returned by tracking events. Also used as
trackedData
in components such as nf-line
, nf-area
and nf-bars
.
Item Index
Methods
Methods
_getMousePoint
()
private
Method used to get the mouse position relative to a container
Properties
_mousePoint
Object
private
The coordinates of the mouse relative to eh nf-graph-content
data
Unknown
The data carried by the nearest data point to the mouse position along the x axis.
graphContentElement
SVGGElement
The nf-graph-content element of the nf-graph
mousePosition
Graph-position
A positioning object for the mouse position
mouseX
Number
The mouse x position relative to the graph content
mouseY
Number
The mouse y position relative to the graph content
nearestDataPoint
Array
The raw data point nearest the mouse.graphX position
originalEvent
MouseEvent
The original event that triggered the action or ember event
Default: null
x
Unknown
The x domain value at the nearest data point to the mouse position along the x axis.
y
Unknown
The y domain value at the nearest data point to the mouse position along the x axis.


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"LYDIA "(1.) Ezekiel 30:5 (Hebrews Lud), a province in the west of Asia Minor, which derived its name from the fourth son of Shem (Genesis 10:22). It was bounded on the east by the greater Phrygia, and on the west by Ionia and the AEgean Sea. (2.) A woman of Thyatira, a “seller of purple,” who dwelt in Philippi(Acts 16:14, 15). She was not a Jewess but a proselyte. The Lord opened her heart as she heard the gospel from the lips of Paul (16:13). She thus became the first in Europe who embraced Christianity. She was a person apparently of considerable wealth, for she could afford to give a home to Paul and his companions. (See THYATIRA.)
"LYDIA "(1.) Ezekiel 30:5 (Hebrews Lud), a province in the west of Asia Minor, which derived its name from the fourth son of Shem (Genesis 10:22). It was bounded on the east by the greater Phrygia, and on the west by Ionia and the AEgean Sea.
(2.) A woman of Thyatira, a “seller of purple,” who dwelt in Philippi(Acts 16:14, 15). She was not a Jewess but a proselyte. The Lord opened her heart as she heard the gospel from the lips of Paul (16:13). She thus became the first in Europe who embraced Christianity. She was a person apparently of considerable wealth, for she could afford to give a home to Paul and his companions. (See THYATIRA.)


--- title: ChAnot ---
Linguistic corpus annotation is one of the most important phases for solving Natural Language Processing (NLP) tasks, as these methods are deeply involved with corpus-based techniques. However, meta-data annotation is a highly laborious manual task. A supportive alternative requires the use of computational tools. They are likely to simplify some of these operations, while can be adjusted appropriately to the needs of particular language features at the same time. Therefore, this paper presents ChAnot, a web-based annotation tool developed for Peruvian indigenous and highly agglutinative languages, where Shipibo-Konibo was the case study. This new tool is able to support a diverse set of linguistic annotation tasks, such as word segmentation, POS-tag markup, among others. Also, it includes a suggestion engine based on historic and machine learning models, and a set of statistics about previous annotations.


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PIC: Boity sparkles on the MTV EMA red carpet in Spain
Nikita Coetzee
Johannesburg – Boity Thulo was sparkling in silver when she walked the red carpet at the MTV EMAs on Sunday.
The awards were hosted in Seville, Spain and saw the likes of Halsey, Dua Lipa and Niall Horan in attendance.
Boity walked the carpet in an Orapeleng Modutle design. The short silver jumpsuit featured beautiful embroidered details on the left side, while the right sleeve was accented with a giant ruffle.
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Preparation time
1-2 hours
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
A classy twist on curry and chips, one of the nation’s favourite take-away dishes.
For the marinade, place all the ingredients except the chicken into a food processor and blend to a purée.
Pour into a bowl then add the chicken, mix well then place into the fridge to marinate for at least one hour.
For the curry, heat a large sauté pan until hot, add half the butter and the onion and chillies and cook for 10 minutes until golden-brown and softened. Remove the mixture from the pan and set aside.
Return the pan to the heat then lift the chicken out of the marinade and cook in batches on a high heat for 1-2 minutes until coloured.
Return the onion mixture, chicken and marinade to the pan and bring to a simmer. Add the cream and chicken stock, return to a simmer and cook for 5-10 minutes until the chicken is cooked through and the sauce thickened. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper then stir through the coriander.
For the chips, heat the vegetable oil in a deep-sided, heavy-based pan until a breadcrumb sizzles and turns brown when dropped into it. (CAUTION: Hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave the pan unattended.) Alternatively, heat a deep-fat fryer to 160C.
Place the potatoes into the hot oil, a few at a time, and cook in batches for 2-3 minutes until just tender but not coloured. Drain onto kitchen paper and turn up the heat to 190C/375F.
Place the semi-cooked chips back into oil in batches and cook for another 2-3 minutes until golden-brown and crisp.
To serve, pile the chips onto serving plates and spoon the curry alongside.


--- title: "Cleaning Evaluation Data: Separting Columns, Removing NA's, correcting Excel Numeric Dates" author: "Corey Pembleton" date: "2018-10-21" output: html_document slug: cleaning-eval-data-pt1 categories: ["R"] tags: ["tidyverse", "janitor", "data cleaning"] thumbnailImagePosition: "left" thumbnailImage: "/img/janitor.png" ---
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Day-to-day tasks in most organizations entail working with small qualitative (e.g. interviews, surveys, documents) datasets. In international development, like many other fields, the common tool or data analysis is through using a spreadsheet software such as Microsoft Excel.
This has some clear advantages, like being able to automate tasks and make pretty charts, and some challenges - such as perpetual cleaning of data to make it machine-friendly for easy processing. This post is an example of how to efficiently clean messy excel charts in preparation for future processing.
##Clean data is happy data
For this post, I’m working with a small (<200 rows) dataset of the times which certain organizations were mentioned in African media on topics related to Agriculture. This is the first step of what will be considered a “media content analysis”. When I first received the dataset it became apparent that before I could proceed with the content analysis, I would need to address several issues in cleaning it, namely:
These issues can all be addressed in a single dplyr
pipeline using janitor
and lubridate
for the dates.
###1. Remove empty rows
When people work in excel, it is common to leave spaces between rows to make it easier on the eyes, but this is inefficient in automated processing.
This:
…looks like this to a computer:
this can be easily fixed by removing the “empty” rows as soon as the data is imported with the remove_empty()
function:
media <- read_excel("African Media Coverage.xlsx") %>% remove_empty(which = "rows")
Next, change the names to be more suitable for analysis:
#change the names to remove spaces and other funny characters
media <- media %>%
rename(Title = `Article Title`,
Link = `Article Link`,
Summary = `Summary (if already available)`,
Origin = `Outlet Origin`,
Reach = `Outlet Reach`,
Mentions = `Organizations Mentioned (Separate by comma)`)
Following these quick fixes, I can remove the pesky excel numeric and convert to Date format using the janitor
excel_numeric_to_date()
function:
media <- media %>%
mutate(Date = excel_numeric_to_date(as.numeric(Date)))
Up until this point, the tasks completed have been oriented around making the data suitable for R when it was already suitable for human-use in excel. The next stage makes the data more suitable for both.
The column “mentions”, which contains human-input instances each time a certain organization was mentioned in a media article, consists of a list of names separated by a comma. This means that while I could pull out instances where organization names are mentioned using the stringr
str_detect()
function, I couldn’t analyze these organizations individually, or guarantee that there was no double counting or other errors.
To split them, I first separate the column into individual columns using separate()
:
media <- media %>%
separate(Mentions, into = c("Org_1", "Org2", "Org3", "Org4", "Org5",
"Org6", "Org7", "Org8", "Org9", "Org10"), sep = ",")
This results in multiple columns with temporary names, with each column containing the name of one of the organizations mentioned in the article.
These can then be gathered together into a single “Organization” column, which means that each of the web-links and other columns will be repeated for each of the Organizations. This is acceptable, as there are no instances in which these will need to be combined further.
media <- media %>%
gather(c("Org_1", "Org2", "Org3", "Org4", "Org5",
"Org6", "Org7", "Org8", "Org9", "Org10"), key = Position, value = Organization) %>%
select(-Position)
Upon inspection, it is clear that there are some issues around how it was parsed during the separating, spreading and gathering. Some columns correctly contain organization names (1), some are NA (2), and others contain blank character spaces (3).
After help from the rstats community on twitter and through problem solving, I found that by nesting str_trim()
within mutate I could remove whitespace, assign “NA” to the empty columns using na_if()
, and remove all NA
in the column with na.omit
.
media <- media %>%
mutate(Organization = str_trim(Organization, side = "both"),
Organization = na_if(Organization, "")) %>%
na.omit(Organization)
Excellent, I have now addressed nearly all the issues in the dataset to begin the analysis:
I quickly realized that there are typos in some of the organization names, which can be rectified by using case_when()
. case_when()
allows me to vectorise multiple if
and else if
statements at once which is helpful for fixing multiple names in one shot. The downfall of this approach is that it requires searching for the names and finding the misspelt ones. I did this creating a str_detect()
keyword search and summarise()
by organization to see where multiples existed.
media <- media %>%
mutate(Organization = case_when(
Organization == "Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation" ~ "Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF)",
Organization == "Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation" ~ "Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF)",
Organization == "Alliance for Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA)" ~ "Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA)",
Organization == "Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa" ~ "Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA)",
Organization == "Alliance for a Green Revolution in Afirca" ~ "Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA)",
TRUE ~ as.character(Organization)
))
Now that the last data cleaning issue is crossed off the list, I’m ready to scrape the websites and continue with further analysis!


Table of Contents:
Been looking for that piece of software to differentiate, turn your website into a dynamic environment? Want to give your website users the opportunity to participate in a community? Want forums, news articles ?
What you are looking for is some form of web portal system. The current buzzword is Content Management System (CMS.)
A very popular portal (CMS) system is phpNuke and the derivative works myphpnuke and postNuke. In fact, on the postNuke site you will find a lot of references to other similar systems.
These notes show specific intructions for installing the Rogue 7.14 revision of postNuke. For more information refer to the respective web sites http://www.phpnuke.org, http://www.myphpnuke.com or http://www.postnuke.com
If you have the time to learn to configure and install MySQL, PHP4 then you are already half way ready to install a great database driven web site.
Warning!:Warning!:Warning!:Warning!:Warning!:Warning!:
We have experienced security problems with these portal systems, so use at your own risk. Their nice features, but definitely not necessary for a secure environment.
Postnuke purports to be actively pursuing security and performance issues with their system but be aware that introducing scripting systems to your system may significantly compromise your system.
Warning!:Warning!:Warning!:Warning!:Warning!:Warning!:
This installation uses Apache, MySQL and PHP 4 as the web, database, scripting Engine servers. Although this discussion is primarily for OpenBSD, I have had this installation successfully work on MSWindows and phpNuke is primarily developed (and working) in Linux.
[ref: Rogue_714.tar.gz]
The 1st thing to do is to download the source files for postNuke from the http://www.postnuke.com website.
Rogue is the working name for the 0.7 series of PostNuke. These instructions should be relatively similar to the releases in this series.
[ref: Rogue_MaintenanceII.tar.gz]
After you have downloaded the files, untar the file on your local drive and review two important files, INSTALL and README.
~$ tar -zxvf Rogue_714.tar.gz
~$ cd pn_714
pn_714$ ls
The tar file extracts two sub-directories from its root; html/ contains the php files that you will be using, and sql/ which contains the script instructions for configuring your MySQL database.
Documentation is in text format in the html/docs directory or html in the html/manual directory.
[ref: ./html, ./sql, ~/public_html or /var/www/htdocs]
Copy (or move) the files in the html/ directory to your home directory (eg. /var/www/htdocs or ~/public_html)
pn_714$ cd html
html$ mv * ~/public_html
Refer to the notes on Apache if you have any difficulties with this section. I would put the files into something like /var/www/nuke and modify Apache to point to this as the home directory. This way, I can keep the wonderful manuals in /var/www/htdocs for Apache, and mod_ssl.
[ref: postnuke_mysql_create.sql, sql/nuke.sql]
We will configure the MySQL Database in two stages. In the 1st stage we will configure the database to be used and the user through whom we will use. In the 2nd stage we will configure the tables in the database, and populate the table with some initial data.
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# postnuke_mysql_create.sql
CONNECT mysql;
INSERT INTO user ( host, user, password )
INSERT INTO db (
CREATE DATABASE rogue_db; FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
# done! |
| Figure 1 - MySQL script to create the user account, access privileges, and database |
Use the above script to configure the user account, access privileges, and create the new database to be used. If you have a shell connection to your OpenBSD server, while this page is on the screen, then you can start mysql and paste the above script onto the terminal session.
Otherwise, save the content into a text file, such as postnuke_mysql_create.sql
$ mysql -u privilegeduser -p < postnuke_mysql_create.sql
Password: ******** (password prompt)
In postnuke/myphnuke you can now continue with the installation instructions provided by those applications (provided scripts will create the tables.)
| When the PostNuke server is initialised, anyone
can run the install process. If your server is online, while you are installing, you may wish to install 'OFF' the root server before moving the files 'online'. |
[ref: config.php]
At this point you can continue with the 'Automated Installation Process' or fiddle a little as below before going to that.
In this part of the configuration, we will configure phpNuke so we can start-up the web based administration system.
Edit the file config.php and make the following changes:
| // ----------------------------------------------------------------- // Database & System Config // // dbtype: type of database, currently only mysql // dbhost: MySQL Database Hostname // dbuname: MySQL Username // dbpass: MySQL Password // dbname: MySQL Database Name // system: 0 for Unix/Linux, 1 for Windows // encoded: 0 for MySQL information unenccoded // , 1 for encoded // ----------------------------------------------------------------- // $pnconfig['dbtype'] = 'mysql'; $pnconfig['dbhost'] = 'localhost'; |
| $pnconfig['dbuname'] = 'NOMOA'; $pnconfig['dbpass'] = 'password'; $pnconfig['dbname'] = 'rogue_db'; |
| $pnconfig['system'] = '0'; $pnconfig['prefix'] = 'nuke'; |
| $pnconfig['encoded'] = '0'; |
Be sure to change the above user-name, database-password, and database-name to those which you defined earlier, and will be using.
The final console activity is to set the user-id, group-id and modes for the files.
| # find . -type d -exec chmod 0775 {} \; # find . -type f -exec chmod 0664 {} \; # chmod 666 config* |
[ref: Thanks to smn and Mystique for corrections and the original 'cleaner' find command-line]
To finalise your installation (essentially setting the default administrator password) launch a web browser pointing to your postnuke site:
http://your-site-details/install.php
1. Verify the language you wish for the installation/site
2. Verify configuration requirements for config.php and config-old.php
$ chmod 666 config*.php
3. Verify database configuration settings (as set above)
The important section during the installation process is setting the administration password.
You should now be able to start up your Nuke'd website by launching the browser and pointing to http://your-site-details/ or something like http://your-site-details/nuke
If you are having problems, refer to the notes on configuring your Apache server.
To begin administration, changes, start-up your favourite browser to http://your-site-details. Log in as the administrator account created during the installation process.
Once you are logged in with administrator privileges, you can select the "Administration Menu" from the "Main Menu" Block.
When you have successfully logged in as Administrator, then you should a display similar to that shown below of Administration commands.
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[ Online Manual ]
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The following is a squence of minimal modifications I go through to customise my installation. I will leave the graphics and theme modifications for other sites more suited to that stuff.
Enjoy !!
Paul Pruett documented the below php based CMS systems while he mentions that there are other CMS systems coded in python, perl. If you want to search for them on google, try using 'nuke' 'content management system' :
phpWebSite Open Source, Community-Driven WebWare
http://phpwebsite.appstate.edu/
Systems based on the slash code used on www.slashdot.org: SLASH,
phpSLASH, plsash.
phpnuke - spawned at least two cms communities (postnuke and myphpnuke.) Another potentially important fork from this code is www.xaraya.com
The Today Web Framework,
or "Today",
http://4th.com/tech/Today/
http://sourceforge.net/projects/phptalo/
and variants with "blogs"
http://sourceforge.net/projects/geeklog/
and built with zope, plone,
http://sourceforge.net/projects/plone/http://sourceforge.net/projects/plone/
bricolage
http://sourceforge.net/projects/bricolage/
http://sourceforge.net/projects/magellancms/
http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpweblog/
Other forms of content management include a relatively new concept, the wiki,
which is growing in popularity. Thomas Horna sent out this bit of information,
WikiWikiWeb is a collaborative hypertext environment, with an
emphasis on easy access to and modification of information. :
An example of a large community based on Wiki is the WikiPedia Online Encyclopedia and another example is the Sense Is Library.
 All Rights Reserved.
I reserve the right to be totally incorrect even at the best advice of betters.
You are permitted and encouraged to use this guide for fun or for profit as you see fit. If you republish this work in what-ever form, it would be nice (though not enforceable) to be credited.
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postNuke , a Portal Beginning |
Copyright © 2000/1/2 NoMoa Publishers All rights reserved. Caveat Emptor


Man arrested
by Staff ReporterThe Attur Town police on Thursday arrested a man from the bus stand here for attempting to exchange a ₹500 fake currency note.
According to the police, Palanivel, a rice trader near Pethanaikenpalayam, on Thursday night bought fruits in the bus stand and paid for it with a ₹500 currency note.
The shopkeeper, who was doubtful of the note, checked with a police personnel nearby and found that the currency was fake. Police arrested Palanivel and on inquiry it was found that he was in possession of ₹17,500 in fake currency. The police have registered a case and are investigating.
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A quack was arrested near Pallipalayam on Monday night. The accused, Manivannan, who was reportedly working as a compounder at a private hospital in Salem for over 20 years, left his job almost a year ago and started treating patients by opening a clinic at Veppadai.
Based on a tip off, Dr. Arun, Medical Officer from Kumarapalayam Government Hospital, and his team conducted an inspection and he was arrested.


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-inherit ../_layouts/960.html
-def test_def(test=_('Test'))
= pluralize(
'${num} conversation has been marked as read.',
'${num} conversations have been marked as read.',
msgs_num, mapping=dict(num=msgs_num))
= ungettext(
'{num} conversation has been marked as read.',
'{num} conversations have been marked as read.',
msgs_num).format(num=msgs_num)
#mosaic
div style="float:none;clear:both"
#latest-tabs
div style="width:650px;background:#EFEFEF;padding:10px 0 10px 0"
a.active href="#" = _('News')
a href="#" = _('Articles')
a href="#" = _('Videos')
.more: a href="#" ${_('View more')} ▸
h2.block-title = _('Recent comments')
#comments.block-ct
.block-tabs
a.active href="#" = _('News')
a href="#" = _('Previews')
a href="#" = _('Reviews')
a href="#" = _('Videos')
a href="#" = _('Blogs')
.more: a href="#" ${_('View more')} ▸


WITNESS LIST Appropriations Committee March 18, 1999-7:00A Budget On: Arrell, Vernon (Texas Rehabilitation Commission) Bleier, Terry (Texas Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse) Bost, Eric (Department of Health and Human Services) Elder, Mary (Early Childhood Intervention) Freeland, David (Department of Human Services) Halfman, Bobby (Department of Human Services) Jacobs, Mickey (Texas Cancer Council) Marrow, Helen (Early Childhood Intervention) Murphy, Terry (Commission for the Blind) Pennington, Frankie (Department on Aging) Pereyra, Ernest (Texas Commission for the Blind) Purcell, Carolyn (Department of Information Resources) Sapp, Mary (Department on Aging)


Reports an assignment being used as the condition of an
if
,
while
,
for
or
do
statement. While occasionally intended, this usage is confusing, and often indicates a typo (
=
instead of
==
).
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| add_p {gtsummary} | R Documentation |
Adds p-values to tables created by tbl_summary
by comparing values across groups.
add_p(x, test = NULL, pvalue_fun = style_pvalue, group = x$inputs$group)
x |
object with class |
test |
list of formulas specifying statistical tests to perform,
e.g. |
pvalue_fun |
function to round and format p-values.
Default is |
group |
character vector of an ID or grouping variable for which summary
statistics should not be printed. The column may be used in add_p to
calculate p-values with correlated data. Default is |
Emily C. Zabor, Daniel D. Sjoberg
See tbl_summary vignette for detailed examples
Other tbl_summary tools: add_n
,
add_overall
,
add_q.tbl_summary
,
add_stat_label
,
bold_italicize_labels_levels
,
cols_label_summary
,
inline_text.tbl_summary
,
sort_p.tbl_summary
,
tab_style_bold_p.tbl_summary
,
tbl_summary
add_comp_ex1 <- trial %>% dplyr::select(age, grade, response, trt) %>% tbl_summary(by = "trt") %>% add_p()


Bismillah preprocessor uses an intern language, guess what? Also called Bismillah.
This tag system allows developers to write C/C++ code whenever they want.
Bismillah preprocessor allows you to use as many Bismillah blocks as you want.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main() {
// cpp code here...
<bismillah>
# bismillah code here...
</bismillah>
// cpp code here...
}
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main() {
// cpp code here...
// a bismillah block started here...
// bismillah code here...
// a bismillah code ended here...
// cpp code here...
}
Based on TypeScript, Bismillah looks so similar when variable initialization is about.
Bismillah defines six basic data types (char, bool, int, float, number & double).
⚠ If Bismillah does not know of any variable it will be translated anyways. This is because that variable could be initialized outside Bismillah.
⚠ Bismillah preprocessor does not verify arrays indexes, so you will be notified that an index could be wrong.
<bismillah>
# variable initialization
a:int = 1234
b:int = 4321
# value assignation
a = b + a + c[i + j]
b = a * 2
</bismillah>
// a bismillah block started here...
// variable initialization
int a = 1234;
int b = 4321;
// value assignation
a = b + a + c[i+j];
b = a * 2;
// a bismillah block ended here...
Bismillah tries to give the developer a Python-like experience.
<bismillah>
a:int = 42
b:int = a and a or not a
</bismillah>
// a bismillah block started here...
int a = 42;
int b = a && a || ! a;
// a bismillah block ended here...
As you may know, C++ uses heap and stack memory, Bismillah simplifies this by using a TypeScript syntax based.
The difference between Bismillah vectors is minimum so you don't have to memorize a complex/weird syntax.
<bismillah>
length:int = 5000
# stack memory
heap_vector:number[length]
# heap memory
stack_vector:number = [length]
</bismillah>
// a bismillah block started here...
int length = 5000;
// stack memory
float heap_vector[length];
// heap memory
float *stack_vector = (float *) malloc(length * sizeof(float));
// a bismillah block ended here...
You are getting into dark places, CUDA vectors seem to be quite difficult, but that's why Bismillah exists... to make your life a little bit easier.
Forget about pointers 😏.
<bismillah>
length:int = 314159
# reserved on device
cuda dev_a:number = [length]
</bismillah>
// a bismillah block started here...
int length = 314159;
// reserved on device
float *dev_a;
cudaMalloc((void **)&dev_a, length * sizeof(float));
// a bismillah block ended here...
If you reserve memory, you have to free it after using it. But don't worry, you don't have to do it in the C++ way (freeing vectors one by one) cause doing it that way is such an old fashioned thing, just like love 💔.
🛑 Bismillah must know vectors, so if you wanna use the
free_all
function then you should create your vectors inside a Bismillah block.
<bismillah>
length:int = 5000
# heap memory
a:number = [length]
b:number = [length]
c:number = [length]
# freeing everything <3
free_all()
</bismillah>
// a bismillah block started here...
int length = 5000;
// heap memory
float *a = (float *) malloc(length * sizeof(float));
float *b = (float *) malloc(length * sizeof(float));
float *c = (float *) malloc(length * sizeof(float));
// freeing everything <3
free(a);
free(b);
free(c);
// a bismillah block ended here...
If you reserve memory on GPU, you must free it.
🛑 Just like the free_all
function, if you wanna use the
cuda_free_all
function you need to create your CUDA vectors inside a Bismillah
block.
<bismillah>
length:int = 5000
# heap memory
cuda dev_a:number = [length]
cuda dev_b:number = [length]
cuda dev_c:number = [length]
# freeing everything <3
cuda_free_all()
</bismillah>
// a bismillah block started here...
int length = 5000;
// heap memory
float *dev_a;
cudaMalloc((void **)&dev_a, length * sizeof(float));
float *dev_b;
cudaMalloc((void **)&dev_b, length * sizeof(float));
float *dev_c;
cudaMalloc((void **)&dev_c, length * sizeof(float));
// freeing everything <3
cudaFree(dev_a);
cudaFree(dev_b);
cudaFree(dev_c);
// a bismillah block ended here...
Probably you have noticed how Bismillah comments are written. You will find a Python like syntax.
<bismillah>
# This is a comment
## This is also valid
</bismillah>
// a bismillah block started here...
// This is a comment
// This is also valid
// a bismillah block ended here...


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I had read online that Morning Glory Seeds contained the chemical LSA, similar to LSD, and could make you trip. I was interested in trying this substance, but I didn't know where to get the seeds. One day, however, while looking for a rose bush, I came across some seeds and recognized the name 'Heavenly Blue' so I chose to get those. I got 3 2g. packages, which I later found to each contain around 70-75 seeds.
A little background on me: I am a heavy user of marijuana and have been for about a year. I smoke about 1/8 oz. per week. I have also experimented with ecstasy, cocaine, amphetamines, mushrooms, various pills (opiates, benzos, ritallin, adderall), DXM, Nutmeg, Nitrous Oxide, alcohol, and perhaps some others that I am forgetting.
Experience:
8:15 pm - I prepare the seeds by putting detergent into a container, adding water and the seeds, covering, and shaking profusely for around a minute. I then emptied the liquid/seed combination into a fine strainer and washed the seeds. After about a minute of washing, the Morning Glories were dried using a rag and then ingested by chewing the seeds to a paste to release all the chemicals. I chased the seeds, which weren't all that bad tasting, with some water and prepared for the journey ahead.
+:30 - I feel very nauseous. I also feel some chills so I decide to take a hot bath.
+1:00 - The bath helped a little, but the nausea still persists and a bit of added cramps and gas make things worse. I decide to watch T.V. While watching, I feel very spacey and have minor open-eye visuals, such as enhanced colors, especially red, and peripheral hallucinations.
+1:30 - I am tripping balls at this point. I still feel very sick, and the added closed-eye visuals that I am having are not helping. I can't find a comfortable position. The walls are breathing and colors are flying everywhere. My chest also hurts. I think I may be having a heart-attack. I tell myself everything is fine and curl up into a ball on the couch, hoping the rest of the trip gets better.
+2:30 - I'm feeling a little better. I decided to make some food so try and calm the nausea. I hadn't eaten all day, after all. While making dinner, I get very happy and hyper. After making the food, I head up to my room and talk online with some friends. I feel very social and uninhibited. I am not having as many visuals, but the emotional aspects of the drug are beginning to emerge. My senses seem heightened and I'm starting to get paranoid and tense. I take 2 15mg. pills of Temazepam to calm down.
+3:30 - I'm still tripping hard. I feel very happy and light. I decided to watch the Minority Report and get very freaked out by the idea of the movie. I feel my soul enter the character and I can feel their emotions. I get frightened with the characters and then tense and sad. This experience is very fun and I get into the movie greatly. The stomach pain is almost non-existent. I feel slightly calmer because the Temazepam is kicking in.
+4:00 - Minority Report is over so I take a shower. I get very confused and can't remember what to do. I end up doing everything in the wrong order and can barely function. Still very happy and hyper, although the chills are back. I decided to smoke a bowl of fine cannabis to add to the experience.
+4:30 - The weed was a wonderful idea. I am still tripping hard and the weed adds greatly to the visuals as well as the body and mental high. I watch the Simpsons and can't stop laughing. I decided the weed was such a good idea that I smoke another bowl. The marijuana really brings out the emotional side of the Morning Glory trip. I feel like I'm coming up on shrooms and on ecstasy at the same time. It's very enjoyable.
+5:00 - I step outside for a cigarette. I find this also potentiate the trip. I'm still very happy and social.  I realize people today rely too much on material items and take for granted the beautiful nature around them. Waves of warm euphoria sweep over me. ALl is good.
+7:00 - It is 3:30 am. and I am still tripping. Despite this, I am tired and have to wake up early the next day so I decide to go to bed. I listen to some jazz to put me to sleep. The music sounds amazing. I can feel it pulsing in my soul. I am very calm and drowsy and within an hour I am sound asleep.
+12:00 - I wake up the next morning around 8:30 and still feel a little spacey and out-of-this-world, not to mention extremely tired. Besides that, however, I notice no signs of a hangover and I coast through the rest of my day with ease.
Conclusion:
My night was wonderful. Although the visuals and hallucinations were minimal, the trip was still very good. It was much like that of ecstasy. The warm feelings and euphoria were very similar. Things I will try to avoid next time I try Morning Glory Seeds are not taking the seeds on an empty stomach. I believe I would not have had as much nausea if I had eaten beforehand. Also, I would have taken the seeds earlier. The trip lasts around 6-7 hrs., so I need to plan time wisely. My trip got very intense at times and if I was not fully prepared and experienced in situations such as these, I might have freaked out and maybe done something stupid. I highly recommend this trip to anyone looking for a great introspective tripping experience. I would not recommend taking Morning Glories at a party. Trip somewhere that is calm and that you know well. This will lead to a better trip in my opinion.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


| Struts 2 > Home > Tutorials > Step by Step > TutorialLesson04-03 |
Freemarker is a powerfull template engine that competes with Velocity. You can learn more about it in the project's homepage: http://freemarker.sourceforge.net.
First of all, to use Freemarker with Webwork, you have to place the freemarker.jar in your WEB-INF\lib folder. You can download the distribution here.
After that, just configure web.xml and start writing your templates, as explained below.
To use Freemarker as the view, you need to modify web.xml and add a servlet and a servlet mapping for FreemarkerServlet, as demonstrated below:
<servlet> <servlet-name>freemarker</servlet-name> <servlet-class>com.opensymphony.webwork.views.freemarker.FreemarkerServlet</servlet-class>  <init-param> <param-name>TemplatePath</param-name> <param-value>/</param-value> </init-param> <init-param> <param-name>NoCache</param-name> <param-value>true</param-value> </init-param> <init-param> <param-name>ContentType</param-name> <param-value>text/html</param-value> </init-param> <init-param> <param-name>default_encoding</param-name> <param-value>ISO-8859-1</param-value> </init-param> <init-param> <param-name>number_format</param-name> <param-value>0.##########</param-value> </init-param> <load-on-startup>1</load-on-startup> </servlet> <servlet-mapping> <servlet-name>freemarker</servlet-name> <url-pattern>*.ftl</url-pattern> </servlet-mapping>
The configuration above means that Freemarker templates can be rendered through requests to .ftl pages. That also means that you should implement security checks in your templates so an user doesn't access it directly without going through an action first (if that is required). But you can always place your Freemarker files under WEB-INF so they become unaccessible to direct requests. We will use the latter approach in our examples.
Inside a Freemarker template, you will have access to every object managed by WebWork with the following syntax:
The example below does the same thing as example 2 from lesson 3, but now, using Freemarker templates.
<!DOCTYPE xwork PUBLIC "-//OpenSymphony Group//XWork 1.0//EN" "http://www.opensymphony.com/xwork/xwork-1.0.dtd"> <xwork>  <include file="webwork-default.xml" />  <package name="default" extends="webwork-default">  <default-interceptor-ref name="defaultStack" />  <action name="indexFreemarker" class="com.opensymphony.xwork.ActionSupport"> <result name="success" type="dispatcher">/WEB-INF/ftl/lesson3/index.ftl</result> </action> <action name="helloFreemarker" class="lesson03.HelloAction"> <result name="error" type="dispatcher">/WEB-INF/ftl/lesson3/index.ftl</result> <result name="success" type="dispatcher">/WEB-INF/ftl/lesson3/success.ftl</result> </action> </package> </xwork>
package lesson03; import com.opensymphony.xwork.ActionSupport; public class HelloAction extends ActionSupport { String person; public String getPerson() { return person; } public void setPerson(String person) { this.person = person; } public String execute() throws Exception { if ((person == null) || (person.length() == 0)) return ERROR; else return SUCCESS; } }
<#assign ww=JspTaglibs["/WEB-INF/lib/webwork.tld"] />   <title>WebWork Tutorial - Lesson 4.3 - Example 1</title>
Click here to reload this page.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>name="'nameForm'" action="'helloFreemarker.action'" method="'POST'"><EMAIL_ADDRESS>label="'What is your name ?'" name="'person'" value="person" size="20"/><EMAIL_ADDRESS>name="'submit'" value="'Submit'"/><EMAIL_ADDRESS>
If you don't want to use WebWork's UI Tags, you could do it like this:
  <title>WebWork Tutorial - Lesson 4.3 - Example 1</title>
Click here to reload this page.
 <form name="nameForm" action="${wwUtil.buildUrl('helloFreemarker.action')}" method="POST"> What is your name ? <input type="text" name="person" value="${person}" size="20"> <input type="submit" name="submit" value="Submit"> </form>
However, if you choose no to use tags, it's recommended that you use Freemarker Macros to write the form elements.
<#assign ww=JspTaglibs["/WEB-INF/lib/webwork.tld"] />   <title>WebWork Tutorial - Lesson 4.3 - Example 1</title>   Come from the property WW tag (taglibs support<EMAIL_ADDRESS>value="person"/>
 Come from the Freemarker lookup in the WW stack : ${person}
You can use either WebWork property tag or the Freemarker $person reference. Both of them return the same thing: a property from the action class.


The web, also known as www (which stands for world wide web) is a collection of HTML documents that make up the internet as we know today. It is linked together by hyperlinks.
The webs are made up of the following components:
In simple terms, this is how internet works. Users use browser to access files on the server. However, user cannot access the server directly. Browser needs to send request to the server and the server will respond to the request by displaying the file on the browser. The request are made using a protocol called HTTP.
Browsers are software applications that users use to access information on the server. Examples of browsers include Safari, Google Chrome and others.
Servers, on the other hands are computers (pretty much like my computer) that have specialised function of hosting files.
The internet is simply a network of computers that perform a wide array of functions related to retrieving and storing information (although the list of functions that internet can do includes more than this).
Now that we understand the basics of how internet works, let's move on to more details information on HTML.
HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language. The HTML pages is the core document in the web although the web can include literally all types of files. HTML contains text, markup, references to other documents and links to other pages.
HTML is a markup language. Markup language is a system in which a document is annotated in such a way to allow browser to distinguish text from syntax. HTML has specific rules in annotating the text and the principle of that is by using tags.
HTML gives instructions to web browser on how to display the text.
HTML markup is made up of tags. The general form of tags is as follow. This whole thing can be referred to as elements.
<name>content</name>
Generally, all tags require opening and closing tags. An exception to this rule is void tag. Here is an example of a void tag

Next, we are going to explore on a couple of tags.
This makes the text bold. The form is as follow:
this text is bold
Result: this text is bold
This makes the text italics. The form is as follow:
this text is italics
Result: this text is italics
Note that any single typos can lead to big problems as computers follow instructions literally.
Some tags can have attributes associated with them. The general form is as follow:
<tag attr="value">this text has tag with attributes</tag>
Some tags may have more than one attribute. One example of a tag with attribute is the anchor tag.
The general form of an anchor tag is as follow:
this text is anchored to the link and will take you to google
Result: this text is anchored to the link and will take you to google
 is an example of a void tag. Void tag do not require a closing tag. The form is as follow:

Result:
It's ok to forget the tag format. All you need to do is google. Pretty much like how you get through life.
All spaces written in HTML code will be converted into a single space by the browser. To force add a white space, you can use
 tag. For example, if I want to write this sentence in multiple lines, I would put the
 where I want the new line to begin. If I run that sentence, this is how it's going to look.
 is a void tag. I can add multiple
 tag to make multiple line break.
For example, if I want to write this sentence in multiple lines, I would put the
where I want the new line to begin.
An alternative way of entering a white space is by using
 tag.
 tag is not a void tag so it needs a closing tag. This is the general form.

I can write this sentence in multiple line using the
 tag.

If I want to split these two sentences this is how I am going to do it.

This is how it is going to look like.
I can write this sentence in multiple line using the
 tag.
If I want to split these two sentences this is how I am going to do it.
Some tags are in-line while others are block. Tags that are block makes an invisible box around the content whereas in-line just create a new line (in the case of break tag). Simply, in-line tags do not make an invisible block.
 is in-line whereas
 is block. Their function is to contain the content and they may have attributes (this is useful when adding class attributes in CSS).
In order to illustrate the function of  and
, I am going to characterise a sentence in this paragraph. This is  in action  whereas this is
 in action
. Look at what the effects are.
This is the effects. In order to illustrate the function of  and
, I am going to characterise a sentence in this paragraph. This is in action whereas this is
This is how a complete HTML documents look like.
<!DOCTYPE HTML>

   <title>title</title>

   content

Doctype is a tag that defines the HTML. HTML5 has a nice clean doctype.  tag surrounds the entire document. The  tag defines the head and it may contain meta data, java script and CSS source code. The body tag is the content of the document.
To conclude this note, here is the link to Andy's note for reference.


--- permalink: /play/launch.html navgroup: play/launch layout: launcher customHeader: Latipium Launcher


 A Twitter user posted a short clip of Eunha crying as soon as she starts to speak at her sister's wedding on November 2. Eunha says "Hello, this is GFriend. For your new start today, we are going to sing Me Gustas Tu" while crying.
All of the GFriend members happen to be the youngest in their family, so the members understanding and soothing Eunha brought netizens to go all over this cute and wholesome interactions.
Check out the thread below and congratulations to the newlyweds!


--- layout: default ---
A set of lessons aimed at web developers who are interested in React, but don't know where to get started.
The React ecosystem can be a bit scary for new developers:
Use React, but not without Flux. But don't use Flux, use Redux. Whilst you're at it, you'll want JSX, but don't use JSX, use Babel. You'll probably want to tie this all together with Gulp, but not without Webpack. If you've got webpack in there, it'd be mad to not use the Webpack Dev Server and get the benefits of Hot Reloading!
These are all great things! And in time, you'll probably try them all. But you don't need to know any of this stuff to learn React.
React is Javascript library that helps developers make applications out of components. That's it. If you can imagine an application made of components, then you can build it with React.
Thought there was going to be more? Sorry to disappoint.


$page_title = "Directory"; ?> $help_on = true; ?>
Sample searches:
By name: 'alexander martin', 'martin'
By email: 'amartin', 'amartin@=$email_ending?>'
By phone: '=$dir_search_samp_l?>' if ($dir_search_samp_s != '') { ?>, '=$dir_search_samp_s?>' } ?>


Features
Map
the map(heightmap,provincemap,rivermap) is base on the map of Europa Universalis 4.
I decided not to spend too much time on make a map because there might be official parts of eastern Asia in the future ; )
I write some script to help me (tbh, they did all the job. :D) edit those maps. I think I'll publish those scripts after this mod achieves a stable version.
Bookmarks
There are currently 3 bookmarks:
184 the yellow turbulence rebellion, where you can play either Emperor of Han Dynasty, or the rebellion leader, Zhang Jiao.
196 in the name of the emperor, where you can choose from multi warlords on the map.
229 three empires.


Team Ya Ziko
ZESCO United Football Club is a Zambian professional football club based in Ndola that plays in the Zambian Premier league. Founded on January 1, 1974, the club have spent most of their history in the top tier of Zambian football.
Read MoreTeam Ya Ziko
ZESCO United Football Club is a Zambian professional football club based in Ndola that plays in the Zambian Premier league. Founded on January 1, 1974, the club have spent most of their history in the top tier of Zambian football.
Read MoreTeam Ya Ziko
ZESCO United Football Club is a Zambian professional football club based in Ndola that plays in the Zambian Premier league. Founded on January 1, 1974, the club have spent most of their history in the top tier of Zambian football.
Read MoreAbout FC
The Club is registered under office of Registrar of Companies and Business names and is therefore referred to as Zesco United Football Club Limited. The club is professionally run with all the Players, Technical Bench and Secretariat Staff being on full time employment basis. ZUFC is affiliated to the Football Association of Zambia (FAZ), Confederation of African Football (CAF) and the Federation of International Football Association (FIFA). The club has pledged full compliance to the Club Licensing regulations and is committed to taking part in all forums organized by FAZ, CAF and FIFA for the implementation of Club Licensing.
by Zesco Football club
Latest Result
Match 4
Upcoming Matches
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Napsa StarsLevy mwanawasa stadium 30 May 23:00Power dynamos
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Naboye high school fcLevy mwanawasa stadium 30 May 23:00Kitwe rangers
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Red ArrowsIndependence Stadium. 30 May 23:00zesco fc
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Power DynamosWoodlands Stadium 30 May 23:00Napsa Stars
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Naboye high school fcZesco fc 30 May 23:00Zesco United
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Red ArrowsLevy mwanawasa stadium 30 May 23:00Zesco FC
Latest Result
Match 4
Upcoming Matches
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Naboye high school fcLevy mwanawasa stadium 30 May 23:00Zesco United
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Napsa StartsWoodlands Stadium 30 May 23:00Zesco FC
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Red ArrowsLevy mwanawasa stadium 30 May 23:00Altair FC
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Power DynamosLevy mwanawasa stadium 30 May 23:00Juggernaut
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Naboye high school fcLevy mwanawasa stadium 30 May 23:00Magenta United
Latest Result
Match 1
Upcoming Matches
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Power DynamosLevy mwanawasa stadium 30 May 23:00Juggernaut
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Naboye high school fcLevy mwanawasa stadium 30 May 23:00Magenta United
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Red ArrowsLevy mwanawasa stadium 30 May 23:00Altair FC
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Napsa StarsLevy mwanawasa stadium 30 May 23:00Magenta FC
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Naboye high school fcLevy mwanawasa stadium 30 May 23:00Magenta United
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Red ArrowsLevy mwanawasa stadium 30 May 23:00Altair FC
Team 5 in Last 6 games
2014 training schedule (all times central)
Next| Day | Date | Practice Time/Notes | Morning Autographs |
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| Friday | July 25 | 9:00 - 11:30 am | No Autographs |
| Saturday | July 26 | 9:00 - 11:30 am | No Autographs |
| Sunday | July 27 | 9:00 - 11:30 am | Offensive Line |
| Monday | July 28 | 9:00 - 11:30 am | No Autographs |
| Tuesday | July 29 | No practice - closed to the public | Defensive Backs |
Team 12 in Last 6 games
2014 training schedule (all times central)
Next| Day | Date | Practice Time/Notes | Morning Autographs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Friday | July 25 | 9:00 - 11:30 am | No Autographs |
| Saturday | July 26 | 9:00 - 11:30 am | No Autographs |
| Sunday | July 27 | 9:00 - 11:30 am | Offensive Line |
| Monday | July 28 | 9:00 - 11:30 am | No Autographs |
| Tuesday | July 29 | No practice - closed to the public | Defensive Backs |
Team 21 in Last 6 games
2014 training schedule (all times central)
Next| Day | Date | Practice Time/Notes | Morning Autographs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Friday | July 25 | 9:00 - 11:30 am | No Autographs |
| Saturday | July 26 | 9:00 - 11:30 am | No Autographs |
| Sunday | July 27 | 9:00 - 11:30 am | Offensive Line |
| Monday | July 28 | 9:00 - 11:30 am | No Autographs |
| Tuesday | July 29 | No practice - closed to the public | Defensive Backs |
Whats New
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TASA Presents: Taste of Taiwan
Apr 19th, 7PM Gregory Plaza
Looking for FREE food, performances, games, and MORE? TASA's got you covered! Come on out to TASA's BIGGEST event of the semester, where we bring the night life of Taiwan straight to UT campus and showcase Asian and Taiwanese culture throughout the night!
Look HERE for more information!
Look HERE for our Facebook event!
General Meeting: TASA Makes GOP!
Apr 17th, 7PM Jester West Kitchen
Join us for TASA's 14th General Meeting! We will meet at Jester West Kitchen this time because we are making GREEN ONION PANCAKES for Taste of Taiwan!
Look HERE for more information!
TASA (Pokémon) GOes to the Capitol!
Apr 13th, 4PM Capitol
Wanna become a Pokemon master? Join TASA on community day as we visit the state capitol in search of Pokemon. On this day there will be an increased chance of catching the dragon type Pokemon Bagon which you can evolve into a Salamence - you'll finally be able to defeat the legendary raid boss Giratina!
Look HERE for more information!
 Join us at SAC 2.310 (Dance Room) this Saturday! **No dance experience required** Non-TASA members are welcome, so invite your friends!
Look HERE for more information!
TASA Goes to TopGolf!
Apr 6th, 11AM Topgolf Austin
Wanna put your golf skills to the test? Well come on out and join TASA as we go to TopGolf! It's a great chance to socialize and hang out with your fellow TASA members. Don't worry if you've never played before, there's no experience required! After, we will be grabbing lunch together!
Look HERE for more information!
General Meeting: Running Boi
Apr 3rd, 7PM JGB 2.216
Join us for TASA's 13th General Meeting! As usual, we'll be in JGB 2.216! Make sure you have your game face on because its game night!
Look HERE for more information!
TASA Mahjong Tournament
Mar 30th, 6PM SAC 1.106
Do you want to play Mahjong like Rachel Wu in Crazy Rich Asians? Do you want to play against other pros? Are you interested in playing even though you don't know anything about the game? Have no fear! TASA is here! Newbie or Pro, come out to the Mahjong Tournament and have some fun!
Look HERE for more information!
General Meeting: TASA Finds the Gold!
Mar 13th, 7PM JGB 2.216
Come join us for TASA's 12nd General Meeting of the year! We will be in JGB 2.216 as usual. Make sure to come out and celebrate Saint Patrick's Day with us!
Look HERE for more information!
TASA X CSA X SASE Mixer
Mar 9th, 6:00PM Game Room, Gregory Gym
Are you looking for a fun night playing all different kinds of games? Well have no fear since TASA, CSA and SASE are here to help you with any Saturday night plans you didn't have! Enjoy a night filled with all different kinds of activities including a Smash Ultimate tournament with prizes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place finishers!
Look HERE for more information!
Dancing with TASA
Mar 2nd, 4:30PM Aerobics North, Gregory Gym
What is good for your soul, but not your soles? Dancing! **No dance experience required.** Non-TASA members are welcome, so invite your friends!
Look HERE for more information!
TASA Plays Smash
Mar 1st, 7PM The Callaway House
Smash for fun? Smash daily? Well come join us when TASA plays SMASH! You'll get the chance to play for fun and also take part in a tournament, make friends with other smashers, and have a good time. If you're still a beginner smasher, no worries! There is NO entrance fee and NO experience necessary!
Look HERE for more information!
General Meeting: One with the Potato
Feb 27th, 7PM JGB 2.216
Join us for TASA's 11th General Meeting! As usual, we'll be in JGB 2.216!
Look HERE for more information!
Alumnight!
Feb 23rd, 7PM UTC 1.132
Ready for life after college? Learn about life after college and careers from TASA alumni in a panel style interview!! The panel is set to last about an hour to an hour and a half so get your questions in while you can!
Look HERE for more information!
Dogs Out Loud Volunteering
Feb 23rd, 8:30AM Austin Animal Center
Hello fellow animal lovers! Join TASA for a day at the Austin Animal Center walking dogs, socializing cats (basically playing with them), and helping out at the animal shelter.
Look HERE for more information!
TASA goes Pokemon Hunting
Feb 16th, 1PM Capitol
Wanna become a Pokemon master? Join TASA on community day as we visit the capital in search of Pokemon. On this day there will be an increased chance of catching the ice type Pokemon Swinub which you can evolve into a Mamoswine - you'll finally be able to defeat the legendary raid boss Palkia!
Look HERE for more information!
General Meeting: Valentine's Day
Feb 13th, 7PM JGB 2.216
We'll be in JGB 2.216 this time again!
Look HERE for more information!
 Doesn't matter! You should come paintballing with TASA anyways! There are several different courses and modes to play so come out and try them all. Get ready for the adrenaline rush when your ducking, running, and shooting with or against your friends! We will also be getting lunch together afterwards! Make sure to sign up by February 1st.
Look HERE for more information!
General Meeting: Welcome Back!
Jan 30th, 7PM JGB 2.216
Come join us for TASA's 9nd General Meeting and our first one of the new semester! We'll be in JGB 2.216 this time! Lunar New Year is also coming up, so we'll be celebrating too!
Look HERE for more information!
TASA visits Downtown!
Jan 26th, 5PM Downtown Austin
Come join TASA for our first event of the new semester! We'll be heading downtown to see the bats emerge at the Congress Avenue Bridge, before heading to Fareground for dinner!
Look HERE for more information!
TASA Trail of Lights
Dec 11th, 7:30PM Zilker Park
It's TASA's last social of the year! Come out to enjoy the holiday lights with your TASA family! Please sign up by December 9th at 11:59 pm!
Look HERE for more information!
TASA Winter Banquet - Subtle Rich Asians
Dec 8th, 6PM New Fortune Chinese Seafood Restaurant
Come join your TASA family for our winter banquet! Look forward to fancy Chinese dining, secret santa, and more!
Look HERE! for more information!
TASA X SLOSH Mixer
Dec 1st, 8PM SZB 296
Dance the night away with SLOSH! Don't know how to dance? Don't Worry! Come to this dance workshop co-hosted by TASA and SLOSH. Henry Zhang and Meili Dubbs will be teaching salsa, so come by to learn some sexy Latin dance moves!
Look HERE for more information!
TASA Longsleeve Sale
Ends Nov. 29th
Ohhhhh babyyy it's cold outside~ ❄❄☃☃ Stay warm with a TASA longsleeve (designed by Linh Tran) Please fill out the form to place an order! One shirt per order form. If you would like a specific officer to hold onto your shirt, please note it in the comments section. Order HERE!
General Meeting: Final One!
Nov 28th, 7PM BUR 224
Come join us for TASA's 8th General Meeting of the year! We'll be in BUR 224 again this time! This will be our LAST GM of the semester, so make sure to come out and spend some time with all your TASA buddies!
Look HERE for more information!
TASA Blazes It!
Nov 18th, 1PM Blazer Tag
Come out and play laser tag with TASA! We'll be getting BOBA or other desserts after!
Look HERE for more information!
National Family Volunteer Day
Nov 17th, 9:30AM Millenium Youth Entertainment Complex
Come volunteer for National Family Volunteer Day, a national effort designed to encourage families to volunteer together, introduce children to volunteering, and strengthen our community! Projects may include assembling creative centerpieces and other fun decoration for the upcoming Feast of Sharing meal hosted by HEB.
Look HERE for more information!
Pineapple Cake Fundraiser!
Nov 12th - Nov 15th, 11AM - 2PM Speedway
Texas TASA JOs are proud to present homemade Taiwanese pineapple cakes for everyone for only $1! If you want a sweet treat, come by when we're on Speedway on 11/12 - 11/15 at 11am - 2pm!
Look HERE for more information!
General Meeting: Thanksgiving!
Nov 14th, 7PM BUR 224
Come join us for TASA's 7nd General Meeting of the year! We'll be in BUR 224 again for Thanksgiving this time! We'll be having a potluck with each family bringing their own dishes, so come out, have some (hopefully edible) food, and spend time with friends!
Look HERE for more information!
TASA Ice Skating!
Nov 11th, 1PM Chaparral Ice
Want to enjoy an afternoon of bruised knees and plenty of fun? Join TASA at our ice skating social! No ice skating skills required, we promise!
Look HERE for more information!
TASA X KDC Mixer/Workshop
Nov 3rd, 2PM Gregory Gymnasium
Do you want to learn to dance? Do you already know how to dance? Do you want to make more friends? Well if you answered yes to any of questions, then boost your weekend morale by coming to casual workshops co-hosted by TASA and KDC!
Look HERE for more information!
It's My Park Day: Pease Park
Nov 3rd, 8:40AM 1100 Kingsbury St
Come help keep Austin beautiful and away from another boil water crisis! We are going to one of Austin's many natural parks to help pick up trash, mulch, and remove invasive species.
Look HERE for more information!
General Meeting: Halloween!
Oct 31st, 7PM BUR 224
Come join us for TASA's 6th General Meeting of the year! We'll be BACK in BUR 224 for Halloween!!! We'll be having a costume contest with family points on the line, so come dressed to impress!
Look HERE for more information!
TASA's 16th Annual Night Market
Oct. 25th, 7PM UT Main Mall
TASA's biggest event of the year is back once again! Bringing the night life of Taiwan directly to you, Texas Taiwanese American Students Association invites YOU to come out to the UT tower for FREE food and games, featuring a variety of performances, culture, and raffles throughout the night.
Look HERE for more information!
Look HERE for our Facebook event!
General Meeting: GOP + Prep Night!
Oct 24, 7PM Jester West Kitchen
Come join us for TASA's 5nd General Meeting of the year! We'll be meeting in Jester West Kitchen to prepare for our annual Night Market! We'll be making booths, games, posters, and best of all, GREEN ONION PANCAKES.
Look HERE for more information!
TASA Gets Spooked!
Oct 12, 8PM House of Torment
Stressed out by midterms? Terrified by that paper you have due next week? Spooked by upcoming projects? Come out with TASA to the House of Torment, a local Austin attraction, to let all that stress go!
Look HERE for more information!
General Meeting: Come for the "Laughs"
Oct 10, 7PM BUR 224
Come join us for TASA's 4th General Meeting of the year!
Urban Roots Volunteering
Oct 6, 8:30AM Urban Roots Farm
Have a green thumb?  Doesn't matter. Either way, come out and help with a homegrown cause behind feeding and helping our local community with sustainable produce! 🌱
Look HERE for more information!
General Meeting: Mid-Autumn & Family Reveal!
Sep 26, 7PM BUR 224
Join us for TASA's third General Meeting of the year! We'll finally be revealing each of our wonderful families, and have some fun activities to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival!
Look HERE for more information!
TASA Hits the Lanes!
 Come on out to have fun and laugh at everyone together as we attempt to bowl ~
A group of us will be meeting at around 7 PM to eat at Dobie first ~ come out if you'd like to join!
Look HERE for more information!
CASA Superhero Run
Sep 16, 6:30AM 11501 Burnet Rd
Come out to the CASA Superhero Run to up course spirit by cheering on the runners with wacky superhero costumes!
Look HERE for more information!
General Meeting: Family Head Reveal!
Sep 12, 7PM BUR 224
We will be announcing our family theme and family heads for this upcoming year! Come out to learn more and to meet them!
Look HERE for more information!
TASA Capture(s) the Flag!
Sep 8th, 6:30PM Texas State Capitol
Join TASA as we head to the Texas State Capitol to capture the flag! Not the state one, just our own in a friendly game in the dark. We'll meet first at Austin's Pizza on Guadalupe @ 6:30PM before all heading over to the Capitol together!
Look HERE for more information!
General Meeting: Welcome!
Sep 5th, 7PM BUR 224
Texas TASA Invites you to our first General Meeting! We welcome EVERYONE, so come out to meet some wonderful people and enjoy FREE CHINESE FOOD!
Look HERE for more information!
Adventure at Zilker & Barton!
Sep 3rd, 10AM Barton Springs Pool
TASA invites you for a Labor Day trip to the Barton Springs Pool and ZIlker Park!
Look HERE for more information!
A Trip to SoCo with TASA!
Sep 1st, 4PM South Congress
Join us this weekend, as TASA visits South Congress! We'll be checking out one of Austin's iconic landmarks, filled with boutiques, eateries, galleries, shops, and more! It's a must-see landmark here in Austin ~
Look HERE for more information!
TASA's Welcome Dinner!
Aug 29th, 6PM 26th and Rio Grande
Join TASA for dinner at the food trucks up by 26th and Rio Grande! Whether you're looking for a place to eat, need advice for your classes or just want to socialize, anyone is welcome to join!


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Structure of the platform
IPFS node
Each submission on Dejournal generates two files that are stored on IPFS nodes.
The first file that is uploaded is the file containing the manuscript, usually a PDF. The IPFS identifier of this file is then returned to the Dejournal app and stored in a metadata JSON text file. Besides the manuscript file identifier, this JSON contains also data, such as title, authors and abstract. This is the second file that is uploaded to the IPFS node and the identifier of this file is then stored on Ethereum blockchain.
Smart contract
The Dejournal smart contract stores the IPFS identifiers of JSON files with metadata and manuscript IPFS identifiers. Besides the identifier it also stores the public key of the wallet that submitted the paper and a timestamp.
The smart contract is developed with Truffle framework.
Web application
The user interface of Dejournal is a Web application binding together all of these parts. Here are some basic information about the app:
- Programming language: JavaScript
- Framework: ReactJS
- UI library: Bootstrap 4
- Ethereum blockchain library: web3.js
- IPFS library: ipfs-mini.js


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Ever get frustrated that a problem in your town or neighborhood goes ages without being resolved? You might have road issues (potholes, dangerous areas), overgrown plants, or anything else that makes living where you live a little less pleasant. With Co-Make you make your voice heard on the issues you would like to see resolved in your community.
As well as seeing real change in your community, you get rewards for being a positive community member in the form of points, freebies, and local recognition.


Sequential factor extraction via co-sparse unit-rank estimation (SeCURE).
| Version: | 0.5 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.1), stats, utils |
| Imports: | Rcpp (≥ 0.12.9), MASS |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp, RcppArmadillo |
| Published: | 2017-04-07 |
| Author: | Aditya Mishra [aut, cre], Kun Chen [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Aditya Mishra <aditya.mishra at uconn.edu> |
| License: | GPL (≥ 3.0) |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| CRAN checks: | secure results |
| Reference manual: | secure.pdf |
| Package source: | secure_0.5.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: secure_0.5.zip, r-release: secure_0.5.zip, r-oldrel: secure_0.5.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: secure_0.5.tgz, r-oldrel: secure_0.5.tgz |
| Old sources: | secure archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=secure to link to this page.


Welcome to the developer documentation for HRPC.
Here you can learn about key HRPC concepts, find quick starts, reference
material, and tutorials for all our supported languages, and more. If you’re new to HRPC we recommend that you read
What is
HRPC? to find out more about our system and how it works. Or, if you want to see HRPC in action first, visit the
QuickStart for your favourite language.