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Persona
Demographics
Name: Donna Louise Shephard
Age: 42 years old
Career: Real Estate Marketing Executive
Education: BA in psychology
Ethnicity: Mixed
Family Status: Singe
Course Goals
Graphic, print and computer technology never stop. Donna wants to keep herself up to date with the latest tools and techniques in her spare time.
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Main Goal
An enthusiastic student takes courses that are both traceable and sharable. The website keeps track of their progress until the student has completed the course. Once the student has taken a full course, they can share the great news on different social media outlets and with employers and clients.
Steps
- The student logs onto the website, so their studentId (profile, account) can be credited for the course when done.
- The student then watches the courses.
- The student can take notes and read the transcript on the system.
- Once the student finishes watching a course, the system shows they have completed the course.
- The student then can share their knowledge gain through social media outlets.
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class Rack::Test::Session
This class represents a series of requests issued to a Rack app, sharing a single cookie jar
Rack::Test::Session's methods are most often called through Rack::Test::Methods, which will automatically build a session when it's first used.
Public Class Methods
Creates a Rack::Test::Session for a given Rack app or Rack::MockSession.
Note: Generally, you won't need to initialize a Rack::Test::Session directly. Instead, you should include Rack::Test::Methods into your testing context. (See README.rdoc for an example)
# File lib/rack/test.rb, line 35 def initialize(mock_session) @headers = {} @env = {} @digest_username = nil @digest_password = nil @rack_mock_session = if mock_session.is_a?(MockSession) mock_session else MockSession.new(mock_session) end @default_host = @rack_mock_session.default_host end
Public Instance Methods
Issue a request using the given verb for the given URI. See get
Example:
custom_request "LINK", "/"
# File lib/rack/test.rb, line 126 def custom_request(verb, uri, params = {}, env = {}, &block) uri = parse_uri(uri, env) env = env_for(uri, env.merge(method: verb.to_s.upcase, params: params)) process_request(uri, env, &block) end
Issue a DELETE request for the given URI. See get
Example:
delete "/"
# File lib/rack/test.rb, line 89 def delete(uri, params = {}, env = {}, &block) custom_request('DELETE', uri, params, env, &block) end
Set an env var to be included on all subsequent requests through the session. Use a value of nil to remove a previously configured env.
Example:
env "rack.session", {:csrf => 'token'}
# File lib/rack/test.rb, line 153 def env(name, value) if value.nil? @env.delete(name) else @env[name] = value end end
Rack::Test will not follow any redirects automatically. This method will follow the redirect returned (including setting the Referer header on the new request) in the last response. If the last response was not a redirect, an error will be raised.
# File lib/rack/test.rb, line 187 def follow_redirect! unless last_response.redirect? raise Error, 'Last response was not a redirect. Cannot follow_redirect!' end if last_response.status == 307 send(last_request.request_method.downcase.to_sym, last_response['Location'], last_request.params, 'HTTP_REFERER' => last_request.url) else get(last_response['Location'], {}, 'HTTP_REFERER' => last_request.url) end end
Issue a GET request for the given URI with the given params and Rack environment. Stores the issues request object in last_request and the app's response in last_response. Yield last_response to a block if given.
Example:
get "/"
# File lib/rack/test.rb, line 57 def get(uri, params = {}, env = {}, &block) custom_request('GET', uri, params, env, &block) end
Issue a HEAD request for the given URI. See get
Example:
head "/"
# File lib/rack/test.rb, line 105 def head(uri, params = {}, env = {}, &block) custom_request('HEAD', uri, params, env, &block) end
Set a header to be included on all subsequent requests through the session. Use a value of nil to remove a previously configured header.
In accordance with the Rack spec, headers will be included in the Rack environment hash in HTTP_USER_AGENT form.
Example:
header "User-Agent", "Firefox"
# File lib/rack/test.rb, line 140 def header(name, value) if value.nil? @headers.delete(name) else @headers[name] = value end end
Issue an OPTIONS request for the given URI. See get
Example:
options "/"
# File lib/rack/test.rb, line 97 def options(uri, params = {}, env = {}, &block) custom_request('OPTIONS', uri, params, env, &block) end
Issue a PATCH request for the given URI. See get
Example:
patch "/"
# File lib/rack/test.rb, line 81 def patch(uri, params = {}, env = {}, &block) custom_request('PATCH', uri, params, env, &block) end
Issue a POST request for the given URI. See get
Example:
post "/signup", "name" => "Bryan"
# File lib/rack/test.rb, line 65 def post(uri, params = {}, env = {}, &block) custom_request('POST', uri, params, env, &block) end
Issue a PUT request for the given URI. See get
Example:
put "/"
# File lib/rack/test.rb, line 73 def put(uri, params = {}, env = {}, &block) custom_request('PUT', uri, params, env, &block) end
Issue a request to the Rack app for the given URI and optional Rack environment. Stores the issues request object in last_request and the app's response in last_response. Yield last_response to a block if given.
Example:
request "/"
# File lib/rack/test.rb, line 116 def request(uri, env = {}, &block) uri = parse_uri(uri, env) env = env_for(uri, env) process_request(uri, env, &block) end
Private Instance Methods
# File lib/rack/test.rb, line 290 def default_env { 'rack.test' => true, 'REMOTE_ADDR' => '<IP_ADDRESS>' }.merge(@env).merge(headers_for_env) end
# File lib/rack/test.rb, line 286 def digest_auth_configured? @digest_username end
# File lib/rack/test.rb, line 265 def digest_auth_header challenge = last_response['WWW-Authenticate'].split(' ', 2).last params = Rack::Auth::Digest::Params.parse(challenge) params.merge!('username' => @digest_username, 'nc' => '00000001', 'cnonce' => 'nonsensenonce', 'uri' => last_request.fullpath, 'method' => last_request.env['REQUEST_METHOD']) params['response'] = MockDigestRequest.new(params).response(@digest_password) "Digest #{params}" end
# File lib/rack/test.rb, line 208 def env_for(uri, env) env = default_env.merge(env) env['HTTP_HOST'] ||= [uri.host, (uri.port if uri.port != uri.default_port)].compact.join(':') env.update('HTTPS' => 'on') if URI::HTTPS === uri env['HTTP_X_REQUESTED_WITH'] = 'XMLHttpRequest' if env[:xhr] # TODO: Remove this after Rack 1.1 has been released. # Stringifying and upcasing methods has be commit upstream env['REQUEST_METHOD'] ||= env[:method] ? env[:method].to_s.upcase : 'GET' if %w[GET DELETE].include?(env['REQUEST_METHOD']) # merge :params with the query string if params = env[:params] params = parse_nested_query(params) if params.is_a?(String) uri.query = [uri.query, build_nested_query(params)].compact.reject { |v| v == '' }.join('&') end elsif !env.key?(:input) env['CONTENT_TYPE'] ||= 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded' if env[:params].is_a?(Hash) if data = build_multipart(env[:params]) env[:input] = data env['CONTENT_LENGTH'] ||= data.length.to_s env['CONTENT_TYPE'] = "multipart/form-data; boundary=#{MULTIPART_BOUNDARY}" else env[:input] = params_to_string(env[:params]) end else env[:input] = env[:params] end end env.delete(:params) set_cookie(env.delete(:cookie), uri) if env.key?(:cookie) Rack::MockRequest.env_for(uri.to_s, env) end
# File lib/rack/test.rb, line 294 def headers_for_env converted_headers = {} @headers.each do |name, value| env_key = name.upcase.tr('-', '_') env_key = 'HTTP_' + env_key unless env_key == 'CONTENT_TYPE' converted_headers[env_key] = value end converted_headers end
# File lib/rack/test.rb, line 306 def params_to_string(params) case params when Hash then build_nested_query(params) when nil then '' else params end end
# File lib/rack/test.rb, line 200 def parse_uri(path, env) URI.parse(path).tap do |uri| uri.path = "/#{uri.path}" unless uri.path[0] == '/' uri.host ||= @default_host uri.scheme ||= 'https' if env['HTTPS'] == 'on' end end
# File lib/rack/test.rb, line 250 def process_request(uri, env) @rack_mock_session.request(uri, env) if retry_with_digest_auth?(env) auth_env = env.merge('HTTP_AUTHORIZATION' => digest_auth_header, 'rack-test.digest_auth_retry' => true) auth_env.delete('rack.request') process_request(uri.path, auth_env) else yield last_response if block_given? last_response end end
# File lib/rack/test.rb, line 280 def retry_with_digest_auth?(env) last_response.status == 401 && digest_auth_configured? && !env['rack-test.digest_auth_retry'] end


| DOSE: |
6.0 mg |
oral |
2C-I |
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I guess it was about two years ago or so when I first tried 2C-I. A friend had ordered some when it was first available at where ever you get such things. Out of the 8 times I danced with 2C-I the first time was the lowest dose. 6mg orally and was more a test of threshold effects. I also did not eat after lunch and never felt the nausea I hear about.
The set and setting was a snowy night and just two old friends. I was feeling really happy that night mostly because it was Friday and therefore the longest period of time before having to go back to work. Besides the cup of morning Coffee I had not ingested any mind altering substance in months so I was quite in tune with any change in my being.
We took the 6mg of powder in OJ around 9:00pm then sat and watched Fear and Loathing, a theme that has become a staple of almost all my T+0 turn on's sense 2001.
Around 9:40 I started to feel stimulated. Like I had just done some Methyphenidate and a pill of Dex at the same time, though my pulse didn't go up.
By 10:00pm the decision was made to use all the energy we were sitting on and the TV was shut down, apartment temps where adjusted, toys put away.  It was 33f out but this was at the end of a LONG winter of -10 degrees so it felt like spring. During the walk I noticed a slight change in my vision, ever so slight, light seemed more intense and colors were shifted a few degrees down on the visible light scale.
At 10:50 we arrived at a park. All sounds were mute from the snow; a silence that I have never heard before, the sound of heavy snow. We were talking quite freely and a joke was always funny. I felt quite open about my thoughts. At that time in my life I had a lot of walls put up, bad job (boss actually), bad girlfriend, out of shape. We talked openly about our problems and it was not just talking, it was strong therapy. It's very clear now that there is a huge therapeutic use for 2C-I at lower doses. Something that I'm sure will get buried until the end of the drug war.
The cold started to hit the bone around midnight and we walked back to the appartment. I remember seeing an old evergreen tree covered in ice. It had a battle wound from a lightning strike sometime in the past. I found it's new form beautiful and strong.
The energy and flow of thoughts/light vision change lasted until 2:00am and we found it was impossible to sleep. So we started Fear and Lothing over; and then Spaceballs! 'I knew it, I'm sorrounded by Assholes! Keep firing Assholes!'
For a low dose test much was learned from the threshold of 2C-I and I feel I am a better man from the first use. Just to finish off this first impression. 2C-I at twice this dose moved it into the realm of set and setting, and another report. ;)
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.


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Most people get hiccups sometimes. They should only last a few minutes. You can usually wait for them to go away or treat them yourself without seeing a GP.
Although many people find these things helpful, there's no evidence that they work for everyone.
breathe into a paper bag (do not put it over your head)
pull your knees up to your chest and lean forward
sip ice-cold water
swallow some granulated sugar
bite on a lemon or taste vinegar
hold your breath for a short time
do not drink alcoholic, fizzy or hot drinks
do not chew gum or smoke – these can cause you to swallow air
do not eat spicy food
do not eat food very quickly
do not eat or drink something very cold immediately after something hot
There's often no obvious reason why you get hiccups, but some people find certain things trigger their hiccups, such as:
In rare cases, hiccups that last longer than 48 hours can be due to a medical condition or a medicine you're taking.
The GP will want to find out if your hiccups are caused by a health condition or medicine you're taking. Treating the condition or changing your medicine should stop your hiccups.
If there's no obvious cause, they might be able to prescribe a medicine called chlorpromazine to treat your hiccups. This does not work for everyone.
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Dalai Lama calls China 'worst capitalist'
Tibetan spiritual leader urges audience to learn from enemies, use compassion
by Ching-Tse ChengDalai Lama gives speech in New Delhi, India. (AP photo)
TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama was invited to share his opinions on the Hong Kong unrest and China's "one country, two systems" proposal at St. Columba's School in New Delhi, India on Wednesday (Nov. 20).
As Hong Kong citizens continue to lose faith in the "one country, two systems" policy posed by the Chinese government, the Dalai Lama said that Tibet had to pay the price as the first region to accept China's offer. He recalled that he spent nine years negotiating with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) but that its armed suppression of Tibet still forced him into exile, reported CNA.
The Dalai Lama said that like Hong Kong, Tibet was promised governmental independence before China decided to break the mutual agreement. Temples were destroyed, and many Tibetans lost their lives in the 1959 uprising against the Chinese army, he recalled.
The 84-year-old monk proceeded to share a conversation he had once had with pro-China former president of Israel Shimon Peres. When discussing the link between socialism and the CCP, the duo agreed that the Chinese government was the "worst kind of capitalist."
To achieve world peace, the religious leader said that one has to learn from his enemies instead of projecting hatred onto them. He stressed that non-violence, mercy, and compassion are key to changing the world for the better, reported UDN.


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| #define | gfx_select_chip() (GFX_CS_PORT.OUTCLR = GFX_CS_PINMASK) |
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| static void | gfx_write_register (uint8_t address, uint8_t value) |
| static uint8_t | gfx_read_register (uint8_t address) |
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| void | gfx_duplicate_pixel (gfx_color_t color, uint32_t count) |
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| Copy a block of pixels from program memory to screen. | |
| void | gfx_copy_hugemem_pixels_to_screen (const hugemem_ptr_t pixels, uint32_t count) |
| Copy a block of pixels from hugemem to screen. | |
| void | gfx_copy_pixels_from_screen (gfx_color_t *pixels, uint32_t count) |
| Copy a block of pixels from screen to data memory. |
AVR XMEGA-specific bits of the HX8347A display driver.
Copyright (C) 2009 Atmel Corporation. All rights reserved.
Definition in file hx8347a_xmega.h.
| #define gfx_select_chip | ( | ) | (GFX_CS_PORT.OUTCLR = GFX_CS_PINMASK) |
Definition at line 50 of file hx8347a_xmega.h.
Referenced by gfx_copy_hugemem_pixels_to_screen(), gfx_copy_pixels_from_screen(), gfx_copy_pixels_to_screen(), gfx_copy_progmem_pixels_to_screen(), gfx_duplicate_pixel(), gfx_read_register(), gfx_select_register(), and gfx_write_register().
| static void gfx_init_comms | ( | void | ) | [static] |
For internal use only.
Initialize communication interface to display.
Definition at line 148 of file hx8347a_xmega.h.
References SYSCLK_DMA, sysclk_enable_module(), SYSCLK_PORT_D, SYSCLK_PORT_GEN, and SYSCLK_USART1.
Referenced by gfx_init().
For internal use only.
Send display command to read a byte from a specific register.
Definition at line 95 of file hx8347a_xmega.h.
References gfx_select_chip, and gfx_select_register().
Referenced by gfx_clear_register(), gfx_set_orientation(), and gfx_set_register().
| static void gfx_select_register | ( | uint8_t | address | ) | [static] |
For internal use only.
Send display command to select register address.
Definition at line 74 of file hx8347a_xmega.h.
References gfx_select_chip.
Referenced by gfx_copy_hugemem_pixels_to_screen(), gfx_copy_pixels_from_screen(), gfx_copy_pixels_to_screen(), gfx_copy_progmem_pixels_to_screen(), gfx_duplicate_pixel(), gfx_read_register(), and gfx_write_register().
| static void gfx_setup_interface | ( | void | ) | [static] |
For internal use only.
Setup digital control interface to display.
Definition at line 177 of file hx8347a_xmega.h.
References PORT_DIR_INPUT, PORT_DIR_OUTPUT, PORT_INIT_HIGH, and port_select_gpio_pin().
Referenced by gfx_init().
For internal use only.
Send display command to write a byte to a specific register.
Definition at line 84 of file hx8347a_xmega.h.
References gfx_select_chip, and gfx_select_register().
Referenced by gfx_clear_register(), gfx_display_init_all(), gfx_set_bottom_right_limit(), gfx_set_orientation(), gfx_set_register(), and gfx_set_top_left_limit().


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Start-Up@Singapore (S@S) is the flagship project of the National University of Singapore (NUS) Entrepreneurship Society and is supported by the NUS Entrepreneurship Centre and NUS Business School Alumni Association.
Launched in 1999 and now in its thirteenth year, S@S prides itself as being Singapore’s largest global business-plan competition.It has attracted more than 2000 teams and 7000 participants, both locally as well as from countries such as Australia, Canada, Norway, Pakistan, Russia, Greece, the Philippines and Indonesia. In addition to this, S@S has also spawned more than 70 start-ups, including award-winning businesses like tenCube, FriarTuck,PerceptiveI, World Indigo, PurpleAce and Quantagen. Many of these start-ups have gone on to do extremely well in other national and international business plan competitions.
In its formative years, S@S was fashioned solely as a business plan competition. Yet in recent years, it has grown and evolved to become much more than just a contest. S@S today is also a renowned resource hub for entrepreneurship.
The main business competition is aptly supported by a awe inspiring structure of networks and capital. Over and above the financial endowments that are awarded to winning business plans, S@S provides current and aspiring entrepreneurs with a staggering repertoire of resources, such as educational seminars, training aids, team building workshops, mentorship opportunities and networking sessions.
Backed by an illustrious history and unrivalled expertise in the field of entrepreneurship, S@S is recognized as the largest and most prestigious business plan competition in Singapore today. For more information, visit Start-Up@Singapore's website.


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Welcome the spring with a fresh and impressive lamb dish flavoured with lots of fresh herbs.
For the mint jelly, put the gelatine in a shallow bowl, just cover with cold water and leave for a few minutes to soften. Meanwhile, put the sugar, apple juice and vinegar in a saucepan over a low heat until the sugar has dissolved. Turn up the heat and bring nearly to the boil. Remove the gelatine from the water, squeeze out any excess water, add the gelatine to the pan and stir until dissolved. Set aside to cool. Add the chopped shallot, mint and plenty of salt and pepper, cover and refrigerate until set.
For the lamb cutlets, purée the chicken breast in a food processor (you may need to use a spatula to push the mixture back towards the blades a few times). Add the egg white and blend again. Transfer to a sieve set over a bowl and push through a little at a time using the back of a ladle (don’t use too fine a sieve or you will be at it all day).
Put some ice in a larger bowl and place the bowl containing the chicken over this. Slowly pour in the cream, beating carefully with a spatula until you have a dropping consistency. Fold in the herbs and season well.
Quenelle a good tablespoon of the chicken mixture onto the top of each lamb cutlet, then wrap each one in the pig’s caul. Refrigerate until needed.
When ready to cook, preheat the oven to 200C/180C Fan /Gas 6.
For the sauce Choron, quickly blend the egg yolks, sugar and a pinch of salt in a food processor. In a small pan, heat the lemon juice, wine, wine vinegar and sliced shallot and reduce by half. In another saucepan, melt the butter and allow to bubble. Turn on the food processor again and strain in the hot reduced liquor, followed slowly by the hot butter. Pour the sauce into a bowl, then stir in the tomatoes and tarragon.
To finish the lamb, preheat a frying pan over a brisk heat and add the rapeseed oil and butter. Fry the cutlets on the underside for 2-3 minutes. Transfer to a trivet in a roasting tray and roast for 5 minutes. Leave to rest for 5 minutes, then serve with sauce Choron and mint jelly.


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ComponentUI's implemented by the Quaqua Look and Feel (Quaqua) have a translucent margin with a size of 3 pixels. The purpose of the margin, is to visually even out the cast shadows and focus rings of the components.
On the picture below, all components have been implemented by Quaqua. All components align to each other, without requiring additional work by the designer of the layout.
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KZ ventures into acting, compared to the Superstar
by Eugene AsisKZ Tandingan, the internationally known Filipina singer, is now also an actress. She stars in her first movie, "The Art of Ligaw" under new film outfit, Coreminds.
In the movie, she plays a call center agent in Davao named Carisse, an ultra-guarded and feisty girl.
KZ plays opposite Epy Quizon, playing a fortyish man named Jake who has been living in a world of emptiness despite spending years of flirting and one night stands.
Experiencing mid-life crisis, Jake decides to find a girl and start a long term and meaningful relationship. He meets Carisse who is repulsed by his confidence. The attitude made him more strangely attracted to the younger woman.
Since the main character lives in Davao, KZ is a like a fish thrown into the water as she has to deliver her lines in Visayan. "Natuwa ako kasi Bisaya talaga ako," she says.
And her acting? "She underwent several workshops," says director Jourdan Sebastian. "And surprisingly, she was very good in her exercises."
In fact, Epy, who's known as a no-nonsense actor, unabashedly compares KZ's brand of acting to Superstar Nora Aunor's. "I know, maba-bash ako, pero 'yun talaga ang nakita ko sa kanya."
Nora, like KZ, started as a singer before being discovered as a great actress.
Meanwhile, Epy veers away from his usual serious characters like Apolinario Mabini in "Heneral Luna" and "Goyo: Ang Batang Heneral" as he plays the flirty, funny, fresh Jake in the movie.
For the movie, KZ wrote and performed two songs, Quicksand and Walanghiyang Pag-ibig.
"The Art of Ligaw" will be preemed tonight at Trinoma Cinema 7.


This package contains tools for running and managing TUI login services on both kernel and user-space virtual terminals. It also contains pre-written service bundles for such TUI login services.
run
scripts look like
The run
scripts are interpreted by nosh
and are created from a template with the terminal name hardwired.
A run
script to provide TUI login on kernel virtual terminal /dev/ttyv4
would be something like this:
#!/bin/nosh setsid vc-get-tty ttyv4 open-controlling-tty vc-reset-tty login-banner /etc/issue.vc login
A run
script for a service to provide TUI login on user-space virtual terminal /run/dev/vc1
would be something like:
#!/bin/nosh setsid vc-get-tty vc1/tty open-controlling-tty vc-reset-tty login-banner /etc/issue.vc login
The run
scripts for these services use the chain loading tools to do what one would otherwise do with fgetty
or mingetty
.
They are even more minimal than "minimal getty
" is, and cut out much of the functionality of a full getty
that is either invariant or non-existent on virtual terminals.
Several parts of this are specialized, hardwiring things that are variable in general, but that are in fact invariant for virtual terminals.
Serial-line getty programs like mgetty
and agetty
deal in things like modem connect strings, serial line speeds, modem flow control, parity, dial-out interlocks, and suchlike.
None of those things apply to virtual terminals; and the tools are simpler for having no dealings with them.
As their names suggest, vc-get-tty
and vc-reset-tty
are specialized tools for virtual terminals; those are what they are designed for and what they primarily target.
Both the terminal types set by the former and the control sequences emitted by the latter are fixed and determined by the user-space terminal emulator or the terminal emulator in the operating system kernel, and won't change in the way that real terminals attached to serial lines can.
The chain login-banner /etc/issue login
is a common sequence for login services.
run
scripts are recomposable and this chain is an example of that.
One can adjust the behaviour of the service to suit particular needs by altering the tool chain or particular tool options.
For examples:
Some login
programs employ an idle timeout feature, whereby they exit if login has not completed within a set period of time, such as 60 seconds.
Terminal login as a proper service, managed by a service manager, operates suboptimally if the service is continually exiting, because login
has timed out, every 60 seconds.
At the very least, it is annoying chaff in the service logs.
One way to fix this is to remove the timeout from login
's configuration file, whatever that may be, of course.
Another is to put login-prompt
into the chain:
login-prompt login-banner /etc/issue login
Having login-prompt
run first ensures that the service does not keep timing out and exiting.
The prompt that it displays is of course familiar Unix behaviour, that mimics the behaviour of serial line getty
services on variable-speed lines.
They can require that one press Return several times as the program attempts to guess the correct terminal line speed to set.
login
programs handle the creation, and nowadays also the cleanup, of utmpx
database entries for successful logins.
On BSDs the notion of utmpx
records for anything other than the logged-in state of a terminal never existed in the first place.
Linux still retains the System 5 notion of terminals that are in the "init" and "login" states, even though they no longer apply.
(The "init" state has no meaning for systems where the terminal login service isn't managed by process #1 any more; and as can be seen here there is no real "getty" state for kernel virtual terminals as most of the serial line functions of getty
don't apply.)
To maintain such obsolete records nonetheless, one simply inserts login-process
into the chain:
login-process login-prompt login-banner /etc/issue login
On Linux and BSDs, kernel virtual terminals may retain terminal state from previous logins that affects the viewability of subsequent logins.
Existing processes can also end up retaining open file descriptors for the terminal device.
To forcibly reset a virtual console, using mechanisms that are specific to kernel virtual consoles, one can employ the --hard-reset
, --text-mode
and other options to vc-reset-tty
; and to forcibly remove access to open file descriptors one can employ the --vhangup
or --revoke
options to open-controlling-tty
.
There are some differences between user-space and kernel virtual terminals that simplify such scripts yet further:
User-space virtual terminals are created afresh (a new pseudo-terminal master and slave pair) at service start, so there is no need for the --revoke
or --vhangup
option to open-controlling-tty
,
User-space virtual terminals are initialized into a sane state (both the line discipline and the terminal emulator's attributes, colours, and character repertoire) at start, so there is no need for the --hard-reset
option to vc-reset-tty
,
User-space virtual terminals do not have a graphics mode, so there is no need for the --text-mode
option to vc-reset-tty
.


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Good Maps Google Maps with Offline Map, Directions and More
Good Maps is the first(may be the only) app that bring Google Vector Maps, public transit directions and offline maps together!
Features:
- Save maps for offline use. Google offline maps finally arrives in App Store.
- Detailed maps with 3D buildings, Powered By the lastest Google's Vector SDK.
- Detailed public transit directions, with both list view and map view mode.
- Quickly switch between road, satellite, hybrid, terrain maps.
- Live traffic information to avoid congestion.
- Local search and business ratings.


Biology
As a field of science, biology helps us understand the living world and the ways its many species (including humans) function, evolve, and interact. Advances in medicine, agriculture, biotechnology, and
many other areas of biology have brought improvements in the quality of life. Keeping this in frame, we have biology as a subject in fourth semester. We came across to various interesting concepts in biology throughout
the course. We had given a group activity, to choose some topics of biology, do survey on it and present it in optimized manner.
Topics covered briefly are:
1. Signaling Networks within cells:
In living organisms, signaling allows populations of cells to coordinate with one another and work like a team to accomplish tasks no single
cell could carry out on its own. The study of cell signaling touches multiple biological disciplines, such as developmental biology, neurobiology, and endocrinology.
2. NanoRobots in diagnosis and therapy.
In future, the main emphasis in medicine will shift from medical science to medical engineering, where nanorobotic technology will be the revolution. Nanomedicine's most important breakthrough can be regarded as nanobots.
Nanobots serve as miniature surgeons which can be used to repair damaged cells or entirely replace intracellular structures.
Our motive is to get user understand the basics of above concepts. We have arranged all
data in simplified manner with possible attractive media.
Hope this page is helpful for users.


Mostly for entertainment purposes. We recommend visting the Academic Success Center and speaking with the tutors to determine which tutor to make an appointment with.


Date Picker Test
type in console:
picker
months are 0-indexed; dates and years are 1-indexed; as per JS


Using Vertical Attachment Energies to Predict Dehalogenation Rates of Environmental Contaminants (SEER I)
EPA Grant Number: R829422E02Title: Using Vertical Attachment Energies to Predict Dehalogenation Rates of Environmental Contaminants (SEER I)
Investigators: Burrow, Paul D. , Comfort, S. D.
Institution: University of Nebraska at Lincoln
EPA Project Officer: Winner, Darrell
Project Period: August 5, 2002 through August 4, 2004 (Extended to August 4, 2005)
Project Amount: $177,831
RFA: EPSCoR (Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research) (2001) RFA Text | Recipients Lists
Research Category: EPSCoR (The Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research)
Description:
Zerovalent iron (Fe0) barriers are an established technology for remediating groundwater contaminated with halogenated hydrocarbons. Permeable reactive barriers (PRBs) are particularly attractive for in situ remediation because they provide long-term solutions with low operating costs. Despite the numerous advantages of PRBs, uncertainties exist in predicting the reaction rates of halogenated contaminants with Fe0. The reductive dehalogenation rates of many environmental contaminants resulting from Fe0 treatments may be related to the ability of the molecules to accept an additional electron while in the geometry of their ground electronic states. This project introduces a new experimental approach that utilizes vertical attachment energies (VAEs) as measures of the reductive properties of the contaminants and thus independent predictors of their reaction with Fe0. A major limitation in the proposed correlation is the large variability in currently published rate constants.
Objective:
Project objectives are to: (i) determine internally consistent sets of kinetic rate constants for dehalogenation of several compound classes by Fe0 in aqueous media, (ii) measure the VAEs and dissociative electron attachment (DEA) cross sections of these compounds, and (iii) integrate molecular orbital and temporary anion properties (unoccupied molecular orbital energies, VAEs and DEA cross sections) into a predictive model for describing rates of dehalogenation by Fe0.
Approach:
Internally consistent sets of kinetic data will be obtained by treating several classes of chlorinated organic contaminants with Fe0 in aqueous solution and tracking reductive dechlorination. Because dehalogenation rates on Fe0 can be drastically influenced by pH, redox, and many other variables, batch experiments will be conducted under strictly controlled conditions. Electron scattering equipment will be used to measure the VAEs and DEA cross sections for the same compounds. In addition, quantum-chemical software will be used to calculate LUMO energies and examine how they can be scaled to benchmark values of VAEs determined experimentally. Correlations between the reference dehalogenation rate constants and VAEs will then be examined.
Expected Results:
Strong correlations between reference dehalogenation rate constants and VAEs are anticipated. The molecular descriptors discussed above can then be integrated into a model for predicting relative dehalogenation rates of environmental contaminants by Fe0. From regulatory and feasibility perspectives, the ability to predict reductive dehalogenation rates in PRBs will be enormously beneficial and greatly accelerate the use of this emerging technology.
Publications and Presentations:
Publications have been submitted on this project: View all 1 publications for this projectSupplemental Keywords:
cleanup, halocarbon, restoration, chemical reduction, environmental chemistry, physics., Scientific Discipline, Geographic Area, Waste, Water, Contaminated Sediments, Remediation, State, Ecology and Ecosystems, Groundwater remediation, Environmental Engineering, sediment treatment, predictive understanding, remediation technologies, reductive treatment, contaminated soil, hazardous waste, chlorinated organic compounds, zero valent iron, dehalogenation, permeable reactive barriers, contaminated groundwater, water quality, halogenated hydrocarbons, verticle attachment, ecology assessment models, contaminated aquifersProgress and Final Reports:
2003 Progress Report2004 Progress Report
Final Report


Recipe 2.19. Finding Files Given a Search Path and a PatternCredit: Bill McNeill, Andrew Kirkpatrick ProblemGiven a search path (i.e., a string of directories with a separator in between), you need to find all files along the path whose names match a given pattern. SolutionBasically, you need to loop over the directories in the given search path. The loop is best encapsulated in a generator: import glob, os def all_files(pattern, search_path, pathsep=os.pathsep): """ Given a search path, yield all files matching the pattern. """ for path in search_path.split(pathsep): for match in glob.glob(os.path.join(path, pattern)): yield match DiscussionOne nice thing about generators is that you can easily use them to obtain just the first item, all items, or anything in between. For example, to print the first file matching '*.pye' along your environment's PATH: print all_files('*.pye', os.environ['PATH']).next( ) To print all such files, one per line: for match in all_files('*.pye', os.environ['PATH']): print match To print them all at once, as a list: print list(all_files('*.pye', os.environ['PATH'])) I have also wrapped around this all_files function a main script to show all of the files with a given name along my PATH. Thus I can see not only which one will execute for that name (the first one), but also which ones are "shadowed" by that first one: if _ _name_ _ == '_ _main_ _': import sys if len(sys.argv) != 2 or sys.argv[1].startswith('-'): print 'Use: %s <pattern>' % sys.argv[0] sys.exit(1) matches = list(all_files(sys.argv[1], os.environ['PATH'])) print '%d match:' % len(matches) for match in matches: print match See AlsoRecipe 2.18 for a simpler approach to find the first file with a specified name along the path; Library Reference and Python in a Nutshell docs for modules os and glob. |


I've been employed as a Web Master and Web Support Agent for the last five years.
I earned my Bachelor's degree in Computer Science. I've been studying online and learning Web Technologies at Codecademy, Free Code Camp, and Code School.
Here are some of my completed projects.


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The sons of King David
1 Six sons of King David were born in the city of Hebron.
His oldest son was Amnon, whose mother Ahinoam was from the city of Jezreel.
His next son was Daniel, whose mother was Abigail from the city of Carmel.
2 His next son was Absalom, whose mother was Maacah, the daughter of Talmai, the king who ruled in the city of Geshur.

His youngest son was Ithream, whose mother was Eglah.
4 They were all born in Hebron, where David ruled for seven and one half years.
After that, David ruled in Jerusalem for thirty-three years.
5 Many of David's children were born in Jerusalem.
Bathsheba, daughter of Ammiel, gave birth to four of his sons: Shammua, Shobab, Nathan, and Solomon.
6 Nine other sons of David were also born there. They were Ibhar, Elishama, Eliphelet,
7 Nogah, Nepheg, Japhia,
8 Elishama, Eliada, and Eliphelet.
9 In addition to all those sons, David's slave wives also gave birth to sons. David also had a daughter named Tamar.
The kings of Judah
10 Solomon's son was King Rehoboam.
Rehoboam's son was King Abijah.
Abijah's son was King Asa.
Asa's son was King Jehoshaphat.
11 Jehoshaphat's son was King Jehoram.
Jehoram's son was King Ahaziah.
Ahaziah's son was King Joash.
12 Joash's son was King Amaziah.
Amaziah's son was King Azariah.
Azariah's son was King Jotham.
13 Jotham's son was King Ahaz.
Ahaz's son was King Hezekiah.
Hezekiah's son was King Manasseh.
14 Manasseh's son was King Amon.
Amon's son was King Josiah.
15 Josiah's oldest son was Johanan. His other sons were Jehoiakim, Zedekiah, and Shallum.
16 Jehoiakim's sons were Jehoiachin and Zedekiah.
Other descendants of King David after the people of Judah were exiled
17 Jehoiachin was captured and taken to Babylon. His sons were Shealtiel,
18 Malkiram, Pedaiah, Shenazzar, Jekamiah, Hoshama, and Nedabiah.
19 Pedaiah's sons were Zerubbabel and Shimei.
Two of Zerubbabel's sons were Meshullam and Hananiah, and their sister was Shelomith.20 Zerubbabel's five other sons were Hashubah, Ohel, Berekiah, Hasadiah, and Jushab Hesed.
21 The sons of Hananiah were Pelatiah and Jeshaiah. Jeshaiah's son was Rephaiah. After him, other descendants of Hananiah were Arnan, Obadiah, and Shecaniah.
22 Shecaniah's son was Shemaiah. Shemaiah's five sons were Hattush, Igal, Bariah, Neariah, and Shaphat.
23 Neariah's three sons were Elioenai, Hizkiah, and Azrikam.
24 Elioenai's seven sons were Hodaviah, Eliashib, Pelaiah, Akkub, Johanan, Delaiah, and Anani.


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Please note that in Carrot, you can replace configuration classes with your own implementations, so this tutorial can only be guaranteed to work with default, out-of-the-box configurations.
Here are the list of steps you must do to create a simple hello world webpage in Carrot:
HelloWorld
class.HelloWorld
.HelloWorld
.Of course in a real world application, you'll still have to think about layering and unit testing, but as an introduction to Carrot, this will do.
If you've done this step already, skip to to next step.
HelloWorld
class


Endpoints
All endpoints require an Authorization header containing your key. You can request a key on the dashboard!All endpoints also support POST requests with JSON data. These use arrays, so use {"avatars": [], "usernames": [], "text": "hi"} {% for name, func in data %}
GET {{ url }}api/{{name}}
{% if func.__doc__ %}Details:
{{ func.__doc__|replace('\n', '') | safe }} {% endif %}
Rate Limit
{{ func.rate }} request{% if func.rate != 1 %}s{% endif %} per {% if func.per != 1 %}{{ func.per }}{% endif %} second{% if func.per != 1 %}s{% endif %}Supported Query Parameters:
{% for p in func.params %} {% if p == 'avatar0' %} avatar1: Image URL. Usually a Discord Avatar. Supports at least JPG, PNG and BMP!{% elif p == 'avatar1' %} avatar2: Image URL. Used when two users are involved. Supports at least JPG, PNG and BMP!
{% elif p == 'username0' %} username1: String. Username for the first user.
{% elif p == 'username1' %} username2: String. Username for the second user.
{% elif p == 'text' %} {{ p }}: String. Text to show on the generated image.
{% else %} {{ p }}: Endpoint specific parameter
{% endif %} {% endfor %}
Authorization
All requests must be made with an authorization header that includes your API key! If you don't have a key, request one on the dashboard.
Example:
{"Authorization": "tokengoeshere"}
Rate Limits
Each endpoint has it's own ratelimit, which you can find in it's documentation. Additionally, the API has a global ratelimit of 300 requests per minute.
The ratelimits for the endpoint are defined with X-RateLimit-:key,
while the global ratelimit is defined with
X-Global-RateLimit-:key.
When the global ratelimit is hit, the body will contain an
additional JSON key "global" which will be set to true.
Ratelimit Headers:
- X-RateLimit-Limit: Maximum usage allowed per timeframe
- X-Ratelimit-Remaining: Remaining requests that can be made during the timeframe
- X-RateLimit-Reset: Timestamp indicating when the ratelimit will reset in milliseconds.
- Retry-After: Time to wait in milliseconds until another request can be made. Only exposed if ratelimit is reached.
- X-Global-RateLimit-Limit: Maximum global usage allowed per timeframe
- X-Global-Ratelimit-Remaining: Remaining requests that can be made globally during the timeframe
- X-Global-RateLimit-Reset: Timestamp indicating when the global ratelimit will resett in milliseconds.
- Retry-After: Time to wait in milliseconds until another request can be made. Only exposed if ratelimit is reached.


Jul 2, 2013. Have you been wondering what song Michael Bolton keeps singing in the Featuring Chadwick as Michael Bolton in an Office Space parody,
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In American cities, it's unfortunately intimidating to get started with bicycle commuting. Traffic safety and theft are the biggest issues. Once you overcome those concerns, it's by far the fastest, funnest, most efficient, and most environmentally-friendly way to get around! I hope this guide helps you get started. By the way, you can avoid theft and up-front costs with bikeshare (not covered in this guide).
Don't feel intimidated by spandex-clad cyclists with sleek carbon bikes—you don't need to spend thousands to get started. Here's what I'd recommend you get, in priority order. Fancy pedals and clothing are not necessary for most commuters, but I'm including them for completeness or in case your commute is more than 10 miles long.
Finding a good bike route can be the difference between a terrifying trip and a relaxing one. It can be hit and miss, but bike infrastructure in many American cities has gotten better over the last decade and continues to improve.
Here's the types of road surfaces you should prefer, in order starting from the best.
Paved car-free bike path. Usually allows pedestrians too, like the Boulder Creek Path to downtown shown above. Boulder, Colorado has an exceptional network of these multi-use paths.
Protected bike lane, in which cars are separated from bikes by parking or a buffer. These are less effective when there are many right-turning cars.
Bike lane, no right-hand-side parking. These can be pretty comfortable, unless they're too narrow, the road surface is bad, or there are many right turns.
Bike lane, with right-hand-side parking. These can be deceptive, because you're in the door zone, as discussed below. You may need to ignore it and take the car lane.
If none of these options are available, choose between: taking the entire car lane (see below), biking on the road shoulder / right-most part of the lane, or taking the sidewalk (if available) to avoid competing with fast traffic on narrow lanes.
In my opinion, safe urban bike commuting is counterintuitive. Novices tend to fear cars, and therefore stick to the right-most part of the bike lane (or car lane). This can cause major issues.
Stay away from the door zone. If that puts you in the close pass zone, take the lane. source: dutchreach.org
Instead, avoid the door zone, and when that's too close to cars for comfort, take the lane: bike in the middle (or even towards the left) of the car lane to force cars to pass you in the next lane over. You still need to be careful: always look over your shoulder before taking the lane, but I do this all the time in San Francisco.
Taking the lane feels aggressive, but especially in urban, dense areas with slow-moving average traffic speeds, drivers rarely get annoyed. It's even recommended by REI. Remember that, in good visibility (daytime or nighttime with bright lights), cars are highly unlikely to deliberately murder you by plowing you from behind. Plus, it's affirming and satisfying to take the space on the road that you deserve, and let the cars wait their turn.
Another potentially dangerous interaction is merges: you're approaching an intersection in the bike lane, and a car must merge across the bike lane before turning right. Assume drivers don't check their mirrors and may not notice you during a merge. When possible, look behind and to your left before the intersection, and if it's clear, preemptively merge into the car lane well before the intersection, so that cars must merge right behind you. As a bonus, this makes it easier to pass (on the left) any queue of cars waiting to turn right to quickly reach the intersection.
This guide is based on my perspective as (a) a white guy who is (b) tempermentally in the top 10% in terms of cycling aggressiveness. I'm aware that other people, especially if from different identity groups, may experience the road differently than I do. For example, a woman can get catcalled, or a Black cyclist can face more adversarial drivers, or hassling from police even for legitimate maneuvers. I think those issues are deplorable, and we should work to address them, and I don't mean to suggest the above tips will work for everyone.
Thanks for reading! Let me know of any errors, comments, or simply if you found this a useful guide! You can also find me on Twitter @barakgila.


Chapter 11 Misc Topics
Here we put some technical details that are useful to be included in the book but not so important to add into the main chapter.
11.1 Delta Method
Lemma 11.1 Let \((X,Y),(X_1,Y_1),\dots,(X_N,Y_N)\) be i.i.d. random variables such that \[ \sqrt{N}\left(\overline{X}-\mathrm{E}(X), \overline{Y}-\mathrm{E}(Y)\right) \] is asymptotically normal. Let \(\mu = \frac{\mathrm{E}(Y)}{\mathrm{E}(X)}\). Then \[ \frac{\sum Y}{\sum X} \to \mu \quad a.s. \] Moreover, \[\begin{equation} \sqrt{N}\left(\frac{\sum (Y - \mu X)}{\sum X} \right) - \sqrt{N}\left(\frac{\sum (Y - \mu X)}{N\mathrm{E}(X)}\right) \to 0 \quad \text{in probability}, \tag{11.1} \end{equation}\] which means \[ \sqrt{N}\left(\frac{\sum (Y - \mu X)}{\sum X} \right) \quad \text{and} \quad \sqrt{N}\left(\frac{\sum (Y - \mu X)}{N\mathrm{E}(X)} \right) \] have the same asymptotic normal distribution.
11.2 Random Denominator for Independent Randomization Experiments
Let \(Z_i,i=1,\dots,N\) be i.i.d. assignment indicator where \(Z_i=1\) if \(i\)th unit is assigned to treatment with probability \(p\). Let \((Y_i(0),Y_i(1)),i=1,\dots,N\) be the potential outcome pairs. We consider the asymptotic distribution of \[ \frac{\sum Z_i Y_i(1)}{\sum Z_i} - \frac{\sum (1- Z_i) Y_i(0)}{\sum (1-Z_i)}. \] Denote \(\sum Z_i\) by \(N_T\) and \(\sum (1-Z_i)\) by \(N_C\) for the sample size in treatment and control groups respectively. Because \(N_T\) and \(N_C\) are no longer a fixed number, the variance of the above cannot be derived simply using the variance of \(Z_i Y_i(1)\) divided by \(N_T\) (and \((1-Z_i) Y_i(0)\) divided by \(N_C\)).
The asymptotic variance can be derived using the delta method or more directly from Lemma 11.1. Let \(\mu_1 = \mathrm{E}(Y(1))\) and \(\mu_0 = \mathrm{E}(Y(0))\). By (11.1) \[\begin{align*} \sqrt{N} \left( \frac{\sum Z_i (Y_i(1) - \mu_1)}{\sum Z_i} - \frac{\sum (1- Z_i) (Y_i(0) - \mu_0)}{\sum (1-Z_i)} \right) \end{align*}\] and \[\begin{align} \sqrt{N} \left( \frac{\sum Z_i (Y_i(1) - \mu_1)}{Np} - \frac{\sum (1- Z_i) (Y_i(0) - \mu_0)}{N(1-p)} \right) \tag{11.2} \end{align}\] have the same asymptotic normal distribution. Also note that \[ \mathrm{E}(Z_i(Y_i(1)-\mu_1) \times (1- Z_i) (Y_i(0) - \mu_0)) = 0 \] since \(Z_i(1-Z_i)=0\). The variance of (11.2) is \[\begin{align} &\frac{\mathrm{Var}\left(Z_i(Y_i(1)-\mu_1)\right)}{p^2} + \frac{\mathrm{Var}\left((1-Z_i)(Y_i(0)-\mu_0)\right)}{(1-p)^2} \notag \\ = & \frac{\mathrm{Var}(Y_i(1))}{p} + \frac{\mathrm{Var}(Y_i(0))}{1-p}. \tag{11.3} \end{align}\] The equality is because \(Z_i\) and \((Y_i(1),Y_i(0))\) is independent so \[ \mathrm{Var}\left(Z_i(Y_i(1)-\mu_1)\right) = \mathrm{E}\left(Z_i^2(Y_i(1)-\mu_1)^2 \right) = p \mathrm{E}(Y_i(1)-\mu_1)^2 = p \mathrm{Var}(Y_i(1)) \] and similarly \(\mathrm{Var}\left((1-Z_i)(Y_i(0)-\mu_0)\right) = (1-p)\mathrm{Var}(Y_i(0))\).
11.3 M-Estimator and Z-Estimator
Many estimators can be defined as a maximizer or root of an empirical expectation.
Quantile and mean share the same form as the solution of minimizing the expectation of a parametrized function \(\psi_\theta(x)\) of a random variable. By simply replacing the theoretical distribution \(P\) by its empirical version \(\widetilde{P}\), the solution of the empirical version of the same minimization problem is called M-estimator.
Sample quantile and sample mean are all special cases of M-estimator. The theory of M-estimator is derived as an generalization of MLE (so MLE is a special case of M-estimator). M here refers to Maximum likelihood like estimator. See endnotes. Under mild regularity conditions, M-estimator, like MLE, has an asymptotically normal distribution.


Tooreen point their way to richly-deserved provincial crown
Tooreen ...............0-21
Kinvara (Galway) 2-10
TOOREEN secured the Connaught intermediate hurling championship title for a second time following a magnificent and well deserved victory over Galway champions Kinvara in the final at Athleague today.
After Tooreen won their first ever Connaught title in 2017, many at the time felt the Mayo champions caught their then Galway champions, Ballinderreen, on the hop and that their win was a fluke.
While coming up short in the final last year, Tooreen were determined to show their 2017 was no fluke by beating Kinvara.
This they did duly and in some style too.
Right from the off Tooreen took command where they raced into a five-point lead with just seven minutes.
Although they were stunned by a Kinvara goal from Galway star Conor Whelan a minute later, they hit back and outpointed their opponents by seven points to three for the remainder of the half, which left them leading by 0-12 to 1-3 at the interval.
On the resumption Kinvara came out with all guns blazing and by the 41st minute had drawn level after scoring an unanswered 1-3.
However, Tooreen regrouped and upped the ante.
A magnificent point from play by man of the match Shane Boland put them back in front by the 42nd minute. As things transpired it was a lead they were never to lose.
For the remainder of the half Tooreen dominated in most areas of the field and went on to add eight more points to their tally before coming out the brilliant winners of a high class encounter.
Tooreen: S. Lenehan, G. Nolan, M. Morley, C. Finn, C. Henry, S. Coyne, D. Kenny, C. Freeman, D. Huane, S. Kenny, F. Boland (0-4), S. Regan (0-1), S. Boland (0-11), K. Feeney (0-3), E. Delaney (0-1.
Subs used: B. Morley (0-1), D. Harrison, J. Cassidy.
Kinvara: C. Callanan (0-1), E. Linnane, S. Kavanagh (0-1), D. Ivers, J. Cronin-Rodger, S. Byrne, L. Connors, A. Leech, J. O'Hara, K. O'Rourke, T. O'Donovan, N. Bermingham (0-1), C. Whelan (1-5), C. Curtin (1-1), J. Comyn.
Subs used: C. Larrissey, D. Keely, A. Moylan (0-1).
Referee: P. O'Dwyer.


SPF warn of prevalent phone scams impersonating telecom staff or cybercrime police
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The Singapore Police Force (SPF) released an advisory cautioning the public against increasingly prevalent phone scams.
Scammers would impersonate staff from Singtel or Starhub. They would call victims and report problems about the modem and/or internet connection.
Other times, scammers would say they are from the “Cyber Police of Singapore” and would intimidate the victims about a criminal offence.
The victims would then be told to install “remote access” software such as Team Viewer or AnyDesk into their computers. The impersonators would argue that they need to access the victim’s computers in order to resolve the connectivity issues or assist in the investigation.
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When the victims install the software, the scammers can access their computers remotely and see when the victims log in to their bank accounts.
The scammers then transfer the funds out of the victim’s accounts without them knowing.
SPF reported that an estimated S$6million has been lost due to phone scams such as these. Police received 156 reports of these scams from January to October 2019.
They advised the public to remain vigilant and avoid falling victim to scams through the following preventive measures:
- Beware of unsolicited calls from telecommunication staff or government agency. Scammers reportedly use Caller ID spoofing technology to mask their identity and fool unknowing victims.
- Do not panic. Under any circumstance, do not install applications and software into your computer or log in to your online bank account.
- Do not provide your personal information, contact details, or banking details.
- Call the official hotline of the telecommunications provider and the government agency.
Victims are advised to immediately turn off their computers if they have fallen prey to the scam. They should then report the incident immediately to the bank and change their banking credentials.
The public may report any cybercrime-related incident to the SPF hotline at 1800-255-0000 or submit it online at www.police.gov.sg/iwitness.
TeamViewer was at the centre of a massive data breach in 2016.
Several users also reported that their computers were remotely accessed through TeamViewer by unauthorised persons who then stole funds off their PayPal accounts or purchased several items on eBay and Amazon./TISG
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CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER A film review by Jon A. Webb Copyright 1994 Jon A. Webb
CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER returns Harrison Ford to the screen as Jack Ryan (PATRIOT GAMES), now taking over as the Deputy Director for Intelligence of the CIA from James Earl Jones. Unfortunately for him, the President of the United States, played by Donald Moffat, is once again planning an illegal war, and Ryan is supposed to be the fall guy.
This is a conventional spy-thriller, as you'd expect. I found it a little bit boring towards the end. Somehow this kind of action film doesn't seem to me to be quite suitable for Ford, though he's played them often enough. I'm thinking of THE FUGITIVE, where Ford and the bad guy, both middle-aged, spend fifteen minutes or so running around bashing each other. Something very much like that happens again here. It's like watching those B-grade sci-fi flicks of the Fifties, made with plastic-model dinosaurs, which always seem to move with jerky slowness, even when they're trying to bite each other's arms off.
The thing I liked best about this film is Anne Archer, who plays Ryan's wife in a small role. She's aging, beautifully. There are not many roles for middle-aged women anywhere; they get discarded once they can no longer play someone in their twenties, regardless of how talented they are (Meryl Streep), as stewardesses used to be. I'm happy Anne Archer, at least has found a part she to which she can bring her elegant beauty for at least a few more years.
Willem Dafoe puts in a nice turn as the ambiguously evil free-lance CIA operative who runs the war. But I would've preferred Chuck Norris in this role. After all, we know Dafoe can play this kind of part, can Norris? He would've fit the action-hero scenes better, too.
Harrison Ford doesn't get to use his trademark confused-intensity look here much. He says it himself, "I hate this job." He's supposed to be much more of a direct-action type here than he was, say, in PATRIOT GAMES, where his family was at risk. His only conflict is over loyalty to the President, which is oddly downplayed in Philip Royce's direction (given that its the only source of dramatic conflict.) As a result, he just doesn't have that much to be confused about. Pity.
The script is about average for this kind of film. I've given up expecting great attention to detail; it just doesn't seem to be an issue anymore.  Or the nonsense about breaking into computers, or a scene which reminded me of the joke about a blackmailer handing his intended victim an incriminating photograph: "Be careful, that's the only copy I've got."
Overall, it's an entertaining way to spend a couple of hours, but not a terribly entertaining way. It's not as good as TRUE LIES, though you may find yourself put off by TRUE LIES tongue-in-cheek approach to spy thrillers (though I didn't.) This is meat-and-potatoes fare, served up a little too cold.
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The Gerry Power technique on a base class
This technique was documented in a
hibernate forum by Gerry Power. Its on page 8 of a 9 page discussion on
the issue of equals and hashcode.
To me this technique is going to be just about as good as it gets for Developers who do not want to
use UUID and I have taken the liberty of reproducing the code Gerry posted verbatem.
public class BaseModel implements Serializable {
private volatile Object object;
private Long id;
public Long getId() {
return id;
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private void setId(Long id) {
this.id = id;
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return returner;
}
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return getObject().hashCode();
}
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if (object == null) { //Avoid the performance impact of synchronized if we can
synchronized(this) {
if (object == null)
object = new Object();
}
}
return object;
}
return id;
}
}
The downside I see for this technique is that perhaps not all your Ids will be of the same
type (Long in the code above) and for some they may not like specifying a base class for
their Entity Beans for whatever reason.
Gerry Power technique by byte code generation
For me this technique was pretty darn good and I felt that some people may want
Ebean to automatically implement this technique on Entity Beans via code generation.
The upside is that without doing any work you can use equals() to compare
Reference/Proxy objects with Entity Beans that are fetched back from queries.
The downside is that you can not use the byte code generated form to compare a
'Vanilla' entity bean with a 'byte code generated' entity bean. That is, Ebean can
implement override the generated code but of course your vanilla beans are always
left as is.
Topic topicRef = (Topic)Ebean.getReference(Topic.class, 21);
Topic topic0 = (Topic)Ebean.find(Topic.class, 21);
Topic topic1 = (Topic)Ebean.find(Topic.class, 21);
// these are all true
topicRef.equals(topic0);
topicRef.equals(topic1);
topic0.equals(topic1);
Topic vanillaTopic = new Topic();
vanillaTopic.setId(21);
// this is a vanilla bean - no byte code generation
// and this will be false (which may confuse people?)
vanillaTopic.equals(topic0);
In Ebean the property ebean.equalsmode controls whether the equals and hashcode
methods are generated. The valid values are "always","never","ifabsent" and the default is
"always".
Additionally there is the EqualsMode Annotation that can be used to control the behaviour
for a specific bean if required.
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This sample illustrates how to wire up a Bitbucket WebHooks receiver. A sample WebHook URI is:
https://<host>/api/webhooks/incoming/bitbucket?code=83699ec7c1d794c0c780e49a5c72972590571fd8
For security reasons the WebHook URI must be an
Please see Bitbucket WebHooks for more information.


National shotgun championship | Manavaditya-Anushka duo traps gold
by Kamesh SrinivasanManavaditya Singh Rathore combined brilliantly with Anushka Singh Bhati to trap the mixed gold for Rajasthan in the 63rd National shotgun championship at the Dr. Karni Singh Range, Tughlakabad, on Saturday.
The 20-year-old Manavaditya, who had won the junior men’s gold, after having missed the final of men’s trap in the shoot-off, continued to assert his class, as the Rajasthan pair won the gold 3-2 in the shoot-off, against the Madhya Pradesh team of Priyanshu Pandey and Manisha Keer.
The results:
Mixed trap: 1. Rajasthan (Manavaditya Rathore, Anushka Bhati) 37(3) 143; 2. Madhya Pradesh (Priyanshu Pandey, Manisha Keer) 37(2) 142; 3. Haryana (Lakshay Sheoran, Bhawna Chaudhary) 47 (139); 4. Tamil Nadu (Prithviraj Tondaiman, Nivetha Nenthirasigamani) 44 (141).
Juniors: 1. Haryana (Bhowneesh Mendiratta, Kiran) 47 (140); 2. Delhi (Kirti Gupta, Kabir Sharma) 40 (139); 3. Rajasthan (Vivaan Kapoor, Harshita Chandrawat) 36 (130); 4. Punjab (Jungsher Virk, Hitasha) 35 (134).


open fun getCommand(singleString: String): ICommand<*>?
(source)
Overrides ICommandBank.getCommand
Gets a command that exists in the commandMap by providing a single string that represents the command's "prefix + alias" used in command processing / execution.
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Nice to meet you! I'm a Software Developer and tech enthusiast.
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Hello! I'm Aviad a fullstack developer, Who enjoys building things that works. I am capable of developing awesome web apps that provide cool features as well as other tools and some 3d games.
Here's a few technologies I've been working with recently: Java, Spring Boot, React.js, JavaScript, unity, C#, SQL, NoSQL and more
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A ready to use weblog, mobile frendly runs on spring with db to store all posts, comments, tags and insights.
Easy to use sms notification system, givis you the option to sent bulk of text in a single button.
Web-app designed to help users decide what to cook based on ingredients they have on hand and minimize food waste.
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Technology's Lead Widens Over Rest Of U.S. Equity Sectors
by James PicernoSummary
- Tech has been a strong performer for most of the year.
- In recent weeks, its outperformance has accelerated over the rest of the major US equity sectors, based on a set of exchange traded funds.
- The Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF is riding high at the moment with a sizzling 40.1% total return year to date as of yesterday's close.
Tech has been a strong performer for most of the year, but in recent weeks, its outperformance has accelerated over the rest of the major US equity sectors, based on a set of exchange traded funds.
The Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF (NYSEARCA:XLK) is riding high at the moment with a sizzling 40.1% total return year to date as of yesterday's close (Nov. 14). The ETF was already posting a solid gain in 2019 at this point a month ago, but in recent weeks, the bull market for XLK went into overdrive.
Consider, for instance, how the top-five sector ETF performances stack up this year. As the chart below shows, XLK's lead (black line at top) has decisively widened lately.
Tech's expanding lead is all the more impressive when you consider that all the US equity sectors are posting year-to-date gains.
Some analysts are concerned by tech's strength and, by some measures, high valuation. "I do think technology is close to peaking out in the short run," Mark Newton, president of Newton Advisors, told CNBC last week.
Nonetheless, XLK has continued to rally. The fund ticked lower in yesterday's trading, but remains just a hair below a record high reached the day before (Nov. 13).
In fact, bullish momentum continues to inhabit most of the sector ETFs listed above, based on two sets of moving averages for the ETFs listed above. The first compares the 10-day moving average with its 100-day counterpart - a proxy for short-term trending behavior (red line in chart below). A second set of moving averages (50 and 200 days) represents an intermediate measure of the trend (blue line). As of yesterday's close, the two indicators continue to reflect positive momentum generally. Indeed, all the funds are reflecting an upside bias via the short-term profile and all but one ETF is trending higher for the intermediate profile.
Editor's Note: The summary bullets for this article were chosen by Seeking Alpha editors.


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Bronx Zoo 'Lion Queen' says she's a 'Black Israelite' in wild arraignment hearing
by New York PostThe woman who climbed into the Bronx Zoo’s lion den shouted “shalom” and exclaimed her devotion to Allah and Jehovah in a wild arraignment in Bronx criminal court early Friday morning.
Myah Autry, 32, appeared in the courtroom wearing an NYPD t-shirt after being arrested on Thursday for criminal trespass in connection with the zoo incident.
Autry repeatedly interrupted the judge, shouting “All praises go to Jah and Jehovah!” when her case was called.
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The judge, her lawyer, and a friend all urged her to be quiet — but Autry refused, exclaiming a number of times that she is a “black Israelite.”
“Shalom to you and your families,” she added.
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Autry was released on her own recognizance, then continued her rant to reporters outside the building.
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AccelerateWatch
AccelerateWatch
: High performance digital signal processing and vector operations implemented in C, and wrapped in Swift, designed especially to be targeted at watchOS.
Working version: 1.0.1
Currently all codes are built and tested on
- Xcode 8.0 beta 3
- iOS 10.0 beta 3
- watchOS 3.0 beta 3
- Swift 3
Where and why to use AccelerateWatch?
Apple watchOS 3 opens opptunities to developers to access more motion sensor data both in real time and possible background tasks. Unfortunately meanwhile, the Accelerate framework, a powerful tool for high-performance computations, is still unavailable on watchOS. This library is extracted from my other projects, and help those watchOS⌚ apps which need to process sensor data in real time, just like what Accelerate does for iOS platform.
- Swift APIs. C data structures and methods are wrapped in Swift, so that you can call them using Swift conveniently.
- Friendly syntax. This is a reason that you even want to use this instead of Accelerate framework on iOS, though other similar libraries like Surge exists.
Currently the functionality set is relatively smaller compared with Accelerate framework because only those I used in my projects are added (mostly focused on time series operations and analysis). So contributions are welcome! 😃
Install
Manual install is recommended for now. Swift Package Manager will be supported when it is ready.
- Clone the latest version of this repo to your local machine.
- Copy AccelerateWatch folder to your project (usually the Watch Extension folder). Remove
acceleratelib/build
folder which is for C code testing. - Check that every .swift and .c files has Watch Extension as target if your want it to be used on watch target.
- Add a bridging header (here is a Instruction), and add the following line to it:
#include "acceleratelib.h"
Usage
Full documentation HERE.
The library currently has two modules:
DSBuffer
is a class for windowed time series processing.Vector
is a set of functons for vector manipulations.
Below is a summary of the APIs.
DSBuffer
DSBuffer represents a fixed length signal queue (Float type) which is suitable for storing and processing a windowed time series.
Normal operations
// Create a DSBuffer object
// *Tips*:
// - If you do not need to perform FFT on the buffer, set fftIsSupperted to be false could save 50% memory.
// - If you need to perform FFT, set buffer size to power of 2 could accelerate more.
init(size: Int, fftIsSupported: Bool = true)
// Push new data to the end of the buffer (and the foremost will be dropped)
func push(value: Float)
// Get data by index
func dataAt(index: Int)
// Get buffer size
var bufferSize: Int
// Dump buffer as array
var data: [Float]
// Reset all buffer values to zero
func clear()
Vector-like operations
func add(value: Float) -> [Float]
func multiply(value: Float) -> [Float]
var centralized: [Float]
func normalizedToUnitLength(centralized: Bool) -> [Float]
func normalizedToUnitVariance(centralized: Bool) -> [Float]
func dotProduct(with: [Float]) -> Float
Time-domain features
var mean: Float
var sum: Float
var length: Float
var energy: Float
var max: Float
var min: Float
var variance: Float
var std: Float
Fast Fourier Transform and frequency-domain features
Note for FFT related methods:
- Set
fftIsSupported
to true when creating the buffer. - Buffer
size
should be even. If you pass odd size when creating the buffer, it is automatically increased by 1. - Only results in size/2+1 complex frequency bins from DC to Nyquist are returned.
// Perform FFT on buffer
func fft() -> (real: [Float], imaginary: [Float])
// Get FFT sample frequencies
func fftFrequencies(fs: Float) -> [Float]
// Get FFT magnitudes
func fftMagnitudes() -> [Float]
// Square of FFT Magnitude, i.e. (abs(fft()))^2
func squaredPowerSpectrum() -> [Float]
// Mean-squared power spectrum, i.e. (abs(fft()))^2 / N
func meanSquaredPowerSpectrum() -> [Float]
// Power spectral density (PSD), i.e. (abs(fft()))^2 / (fs*N)
func powerSpectralDensity(fs: Float) -> [Float]
// Average power over specified frequency band, i.e. mean(abs(fft(from...to))^2)
func averageBandPower(fromFreq: Float = 0, toFreq: Float, fs: Float) -> Float
FIR filter
// Setup a FIR filter
func setupFIRFilter(FIRTaps: [Float])
// Get latest FIR filter output
func latestFIROutput() -> Float
// Get FIR filtered signal series in buffer
func FIRFiltered() -> [Float]
Vector
Vector module includes operations on regular arrays. All functions have two versions, for float and double type respectively.
vMean
vSum
vLength
vPower
vAdd
vMultiply
vRemoveMean
vNormalizeToUnitLength
vSqrt
vDotProduct
vCorrelationCoefficient
Demo App
AccelerateWatchDemoApp
is a demo app showing how to integrate AccelerateWatch for watch target. For details, please see DSBuffer.test()
in DSBuffer.swift and vTest()
in Vector.swift.
Known issues
- Setting any LLVM (v8) optimization level rather than
None [-O0]
would probably cause unexpected behavior of DSBuffer.
How to contribute
…
Acknowledgement
kissfft is employed for FFT implementation. It is a lightweight and fast FFT library. Only the real-value FFT related part is included here.
For documentation generation.
License
MIT


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Slideshare.net provides a web application to allow the sharing of slideshow presentations, with verbal commentary, on the Intertubes. My fellow Perl Monger Paul Fenwick has published a great presentation on how to use Hiveminder for Lifehacking.
[slideshare id=145099&doc=effective-procrastination-with-hiveminder-1193294395843682-4&w=425]


Perth Glory target Zlatan Ibrahimovic
by AFPPERTH: Australia’s Perth Glory are planning an audacious bid to bring former Manchester United and Paris St. Germain star Zlatan Ibrahimovic to the A-League, reports said.
The 38-year-old Swede’s form for LA Galaxy in America’s MLS this season has given rise to persistent speculation that he may yet be lured away for one last career swansong.
Argentine side Boca Juniors have been linked to a move for the forward while Premier League and Serie A clubs are also reportedly circling, with Perth now joining the hunt.
The team’s chief executive Tony Pignata told broadcaster ABC late Thursday the club had approached Ibrahimovic’s agent, enquiring about his availability and interest in playing in Australia.
“It doesn’t hurt to ask,” he said.
“We know he is off contract from LA Galaxy, the transfer window doesn’t open in Europe until January, so there is an opportunity for possibly four, five six games” for Perth from the end of November.
ABC said the club had yet to hear back.
“We’re hopeful we get an audience with him and sit down and have a chat,” added Pignata.
Perth lost in the A-League grand final last season to Sydney FC in a penalty shootout. They are unbeaten in the current campaign, with one win and two draws from their three games so far.


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Headstone (red) with flat top and shaped shoulders, 3 red kerbstones. Tablet (red) at head end of grave and flower block towards foot of grave. Flowers carved into headstone and a cross at the top.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF MARY ANN CLAPTON DIED OCTOBER 13. 1938 AGED 78 YEARS. LOVED ONE SLEEPING. ALSO HER MUCH BELOVED DAUGHTER IDA MAY BARNES WHO PASSED AWAY 24. DECEMBER 1976 AGED 73.
On the tablet:
IN LOVING MEMORY OF CLIFFORD FRANK BARNES, M.B.E. DIED 27TH MARCH 1978. AGED 74 YEARS. MISSED BY HIS FAMILY AND RADIO AMATEUR FRIENDS, WORLDWIDE.
Burial Register: B749 C222 C238
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This chapter provides information on API resources that allow a client to manage OpenShift cartridges. Cartridges are the components of an OpenShift application, and include databases, build systems, and management capabilities. Adding a cartridge to an application provides the desired capability without requiring you to administer or update the included feature. T here are two types of cartridges available with OpenShift: standalone and embedded.
| Name | Description |
| name | Name of the cartridge. |
| version | Version of the packaged software in the cartridge. |
| license | License of the packaged software in the cartridge. |
| license_url | URL of the license file for the packaged software in the cartridge. |
| website | Website URL for the packaged software in the cartridge. |
| help_topics | Map of topics and associated URLs that can provide help on how to use and configure the cartridge. |
| display_name | Formatted name of the cartridge for user interfaces. |
| description | Description of the cartridge for user interfaces. |
| current_scale | Current number of gears used to run the cartridge. |
| scales_from | Minimum number of gears that a cartridge can scale to; once reached, scale_down requests are rejected. Cannot be less than the supported_scales_from value. |
| scales_to | Maximum number of gears that a cartridge can scale to; once reached, scale_up requests are rejected. Cannot be greater than the supported_scales_to value. |
| scales_with | Names of other cartridges that scale with this cartridge and run on the same set of gears; currently only HAProxy-1.4 is available. |
| supported_scales_from | Minimum number of gears supported by the cartridge; the scales_from value cannot be less than this number. |
| supported_scales_to | Maximum number of gears supported by the cartridge; the scales_to value cannot be greater than this number. |
| tags | Array of tags associated with the cartridge. |
| usage_rates | Plan usage costs. |
| status_messages | Status messages returned back by the cartridge. |