Subversion Source Control Block¶
CruiseControl.NET provides basic support for Subversion repositories. Checking for changes, checking out or updating sources, and tagging-by-copying are supported, but more advanced features such as using Subversion revision numbers are not yet supported. Subversion support is under active development and will improve over time.
Version¶
Available from version 1.0
Examples¶
1<sourcecontrol type="svn">
2 <trunkUrl>svn://svn.mycompany.com/myfirstproject/trunk</trunkUrl>
3 <workingDirectory>c:\dev\ccnet</workingDirectory>
4</sourcecontrol>
Configuration Elements¶
| Element | Description | Type | Required | Default | Version |
| type | The type of source control block. | String - must be svn | Yes | n/a | 1.0 |
| authCaching | Defines the auth caching mode to use. | String - one of: * None * ExternalsOnly * Always |
No | None | 1.5 |
| autoGetSource | Whether to retrieve the updates from Subversion for a particular build. | Boolean | No | true | 1.0 |
| checkExternals | Whether to check the paths specified in the svn:externals property for modifications. | Boolean | No | false | 1.0 |
| checkExternalsRecursive | Whether to check for modifications of svn:externals recursively. | Boolean | No | true | 1.0 |
| cleanCopy | Whether to delete the working copy before updating the source. | Boolean | No | false | 1.0 |
| cleanUp | Recursively clean up the working copy, removing locks resuming unfinished operations. If you ever get a "working copy locked" error, run this command to remove stale locks and get your working copy into a usable state again. | Boolean | No | false | 1.4.3 |
| deleteObstructions | Should any detected obstructions be deleted prior to getting modifications? | Boolean | No | false | 1.5 |
| dynamicValues | The dynamic values to use for the source control block. | Dynamic Values array | No | None | 1.5 |
| executable | The location of the svn executable. | String | No | svn | 1.0 |
| forceUpdate | Forces updating, overwriting modified files. See CCNET-1351. This passes --force to svn.exe. | Boolean | No | false | 1.5 |
| issueUrlBuilder | Converts the comment (or parts from it) into an url pointing to the issue for this build. See IssueUrlBuilder for more details. | IssueUrlBuilder | No | None | 1.4 |
| password | The password to use for authentication when connecting to the repository. | PrivateString | No | None | 1.0 |
| revert | Reverts any local changes to a file or directory and resolves any conflicted states. svn revert will not only revert the contents of an item in your working copy, but also any property changes. Finally, you can use it to undo any scheduling operations that you may have done (e.g. files scheduled for addition or deletion can be "unscheduled"). | Boolean | No | false | 1.4.3 |
| tagBaseUrl | The base url for tags in your repository. | String | No | None | 1.0 |
| tagCommitMessage | Format string for the commit message of each tag. \{0\} is the placeholder for the current build label. | String | No | CCNet Build \{0\} | 1.5 |
| tagNameFormat | Format string for the name of each tag. Make sure you're only using allowed characters. \{0\} is the placeholder for the current build label. | String | No | CCNet-Build-\{0\} | 1.5 |
| tagOnSuccess | Indicates that the repository should be tagged if the build succeeds. | Boolean | No | false | 1.0 |
| tagWorkingCopy | Indicates that the Working Copy should always be used when Cruise Control creates a tag. | Boolean | No | false | 1.6 |
| timeout | Sets the timeout period for the source control operation. See Timeout Configuration for details. | Timeout Configuration | No | 10 minutes | 1.0 |
| trunkUrl | The url for your repository (e.g., svn://svnserver/). | String | No | None | 1.0 |
| webUrlBuilder | The root url for the WebSVN site. | IssueUrlBuilder | No | None | 1.0 |
| revisionNumbers | Whether to use revision numbers for fetching the modifications. | Boolean | No | false | 1.4.4 |
| username | The username to use for authentication when connecting to the repository. | String | No | None | 1.0 |
| workingDirectory | The directory containing the locally checked out workspace. | String | No | Project Working Directory | 1.0 |
Notes¶
The <trunkUrl> tag should specify the URL to use to determine if changes have occurred in your repository.
You need to make sure your SVN client settings are such that all authentication is automated. Typically you can do this by using anonymous access or appropriate SSH setups if using SVN over SSH.
Linking modifications to WebSVN¶
You can link the modifications detected by CruiseControl.NET to the appropriate WebSVN page by adding the following additional configuration information to the Subversion source control section:
1<webUrlBuilder type="websvn">
2 <url>http://localhost:7899/websvn/diff.php?repname=MiniACE&path={0}&rev={1}&sc=1</url>
3</webUrlBuilder>
Change the <url> element to point to the root url for the WebSVN site. The path and rev parameters will be filled in by CruiseControl.NET when it generates the link to the code file page.
The standard url for WebSVN 1.38 contains rep=3 r instead of repname=MiniACE. Adding a new repository to the SvnParentPath will change the number of the rep parameter, so you may need to make the following change to diff.php to decode the repname parameter:
1 $repname = @$_REQUEST["repname"];
2
3 if (isset($repname))
4 {
5 $rep = $config->findRepository($repname);
6 }
7
The WebSVN WebUrlBuilder can also be used to connect to a ViewCV site. Here is an example used by CCNet to link to the file revision pages on SourceForge:
1<webUrlBuilder type="websvn">
2 <url>http://svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/ccnet/{0}?view=markup&pathrev={1}</url>
3</webUrlBuilder>
SVN over SSL¶
When connecting to a Subversion repository via SSL (https), you may be required to accept an issued server certificate. This generally requires responding to a command-line prompt that the certificate should be accepted permanently. For CruiseControl.NET, all Subversion commands are executed using the --non-interactive switch, which will cause this prompt to be skipped and the subsequent Subversion command to fail with a message like this:
1 svn: PROPFIND request failed on '/svnroot/ccnet'
2 svn: PROPFIND of '/svnroot/ccnet': Server certificate verification failed: issuer is not trusted (https://ccnet.svn.sourceforge.net)
3
As the failure will happen on the first Subversion command to be executed, this failure will not show up as a broken build, but will instead show up in the server log.
One way to resolve this problem is to execute a command against the Subversion repository from the command-line logged in as the user that you are using to run CCNet (certificates are cached by user account, so you must accept the certificate for the appropriate user). For example, try executing the following command (where trunk_url is the svn url for your repository):
1 svn list [trunk_url]
2
When prompted to accept the certificate, type 'P' to permanently accept it.
If you are running CCService under the LocalSystem account, you will need to accept the certificate for this user. Check out the CCService page for information about how to diagnose problems as the LocalSystem account.
External contributors: Matt Petteys
SVN over svn\+ssh¶
To connect to Subversion with the svn\+ssh protocol, here is an excerpt from the article HowTo: Configure SVN\+SSH with Subclipse on Windows by Martin Woodward. For more details, see the complete article (http://www.woodwardweb.com/archive/200511.html).
HowTo: Configure SVN\+SSH with Subclipse on Windows
You need to create an environment variable called "SVN_SSH" that points to an executable file that accepts the same command line arguments as ssh on unix. I did this by doing the following:-
1: Set up ssh keys. Not going to cover that here as you can easily Google for that. You need to end up with your public key on the SVN server and your private key loaded into Paegent locally.
2: Download and installed the excellent TortoiseSVN client for Windows.
3: Set the following environment variable (by right-clicking on My Computer, Properties, Advanced, Environment Variables, New):-
1 Variable name: SVN_SSH
2 Variable value: C:\\Program Files\\TortoiseSVN\\bin\\TortoisePlink.exe
3
info
The "\ \"(double-back-slash) is very important, otherwise it won't work. Equally, you cannot use the plink.exe that comes with putty as that fires up a command shell window which is really annoying. The TortoisePlink.exe is a windows implementation of plink that doesn't bring up any UI.
Known Issues¶
CruiseControl.NET doesn't see my changes
The Subversion interface depends on the clocks of the CruiseControl.Net and Subversion servers being set within a small difference. Due to a long-standing Subversion bug (Bugzilla #1642) that appears unlikely to ever be fixed, CruiseControl.Net must filter the list of modifications returned by Subversion, looking for only those that fall within a specific time range. When the clocks of the two servers are significantly different, the filter may ignore modifications that should not be ignored. To prevent this problem, keep the clocks of the two servers set as closely together as possible.
Dashboard Localization (issues with SVN)¶
I've found that svn has a trouble with --xml parameter. My russian Log Messages were not readable.
I found a quick solution for it, next items could be customized to any languges. But be sure this is not the panacea. So in all .xsl files where comments or filename in Russian local I've added following "translation"
<xsl:value-of select="translate(comment,'??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????',
'????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????')"/>
Where comment from /cruisecontrol/modifications/modification, and "??" in second parameter are symbols to delete, all others are mathed with third parameters. As I found xsl could only translate char strings , if some one know the way to translate double-char symbols, please note about it. In this way you can help your self for modification for any charset.
I agree with everyone that it is a rude solution. But for my no time to wait untill svn or cc.net will be customized for that feature.
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Documentation generated on Saturday, 30 Jun 2012 at 6:00:14 AM


THE ROOK
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Phaedra Cinema Director: Eran Palatnik Writer: Richard Lee Purvis Cast: Martin Donovan, John A. MacKay, Michael Finesilver, Sean Clark, Harrison Baker, Diane Grotke
This picture looks as though it were written by a committee, but not your usual group of Hollywood honchos brainstorming in the backlot of Universal Studios. The panel would be composed of Franz Kafka, Soren Kierkegaard, Jules Verne, Sigmund Freud, Edgar A. Poe, and George Orwell. They'd bat around some ideas for a fiction, cramming their signature elements helter-skelter into a one-hundred page manuscript. The novel would eventually fall into the hands of Richard Purvis, looking to compose his first feature screenplay, and Eran Palatnik, seeking to direct his first feature movie. A limited budget would allow these two fellows only eighteen days to shoot the genre-bender which, in just 84 minutes, could be classified as noir, sci-fi, horror, political, or what- have-you, but not comedy, as the dialogue lacks humor and its principal performer never smiles. How does it sound? Turns out "The Rook" is better than you might expect, an intriguing detective story whose pieces come together only in the concluding moments with a production design that mixes clothing from the early 19th century with outfits of 1950s design and positions a computerized office against the English countryside circa 1800.
The world of "The Rook" looks like one imagined by a medieval futurist, i.e. by someone living in the Britain of 1580 making like Alvin Toffler, dreaming up how the British countryside would appear in 1800. Given the nature of religious warfare that took place in this visionary's Europe at the time, he could not imagine a world at peace, but rather considers that even if various religions ceased their clashing with one another, at the very least humankind would be in conflict over what function the state should have in religious affairs.
Martin Donovan dominates the film in the role of John Abbott, a detective from Greenwich who travels by horse- drawn carriage to the broken-down hamlet of Sutheridge to investigate the murder of one Wain Sheperd. He is escorted to the morgue by the town's chief of police, Bob Brice (John A. MacKay) who appears to cooperate. Though the investigation is stymied by a lack of evidence, Abbott is supremely confident: he is a man of God who is convinced that, given his religious principles, he will solve the murder. He is besieged by strange occurrences. Someone has drawn a coded message on the corpse, a drawing which later appears on a wall. Abbott becomes aware of a maze of secret tunnels within the village.  That fellow has imagined such a contraption just as he had conceived of the first phone system and a prototype of Ada Byron King's first thinking machine. Showing up at the office of Dr. Abby Trent (Diane Grotke), the woman who has autopsied the murder victim, Abbott is told that he does not have an appointment; and yet on the following day the physician--dressed in 1950s clothing in contrast with Abbott's Victorian threads--speaks freely with him. During the entire time the investigation of a single murder is proceeding, a revolution is taking place and the town of Greenwich is about to fall to the rebels. Abbott is nonetheless convinced that the forces or evil--that is, the insurgents who favor a separation of church and state--will be defeated by the current autocratic government with its established religion. But as the insurrectionists pile on victories, Abbott writes that he believes that God has abandoned him. Winding up alone and wounded in a cave from which he envisions no escape, he is forced to confront himself and discover his true convictions.
What are director Eran Palatnik and writer Richard Purvis getting at here? Obviously this is no simple detective story but an allegory, albeit with a limited budget and with a writer and director who must have been captivated by their course in Philosophy 101. In an interview reported in the production notes, director Palatnik confesses that the movie means whatever the viewer wants it to be mean. The story line lends itself to multiple interpretations, yet what is most praiseworthy about the film is the degree of ambiance that photographer Zack Winestine and composer Robert Een have squeezed out of it, given their finite funding. The office which serves as the center of the local government bureaucracy evokes the most curiosity with its movable chairs and creaky decoding machines while the green hue eclipsing the town invokes sheer corruption. Donovan performs his role with intense sobriety and is perhaps a symbolic stand-in for today's self-righteous religious zealots who presume to have all the answers but who are gradually doing themselves in politically in the United States and in some fundamentalist countries.
Palatnik means for us to figure the significance of the movie's title, and if I may take a stab at it...a rook is the chess piece representing the castle, in this case the particular citadel of Kafka's story which was made into the film "The Castle" in 1968. Rudolf Noelte's movie starring Maximilian Schell is, like "The Rook," an appropriately vague filmization of the novel in which K, a land surveyor, is called to a castle for work but (like John Abbott, at least symbolically) is unable to gain admittance. A rook is, of course, a swindle as well. Palatnik's film features a rather large one at that. This is a first feature which, however incoherent at times and at other times conventional in plotting, portends a fertile future for its director and scripter.
Not Rated. Running Time: 84 minutes. (C) 1999 Harvey Karten
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Banzai: Who you calling upid-stay?!
Escribeday Igpay Atinlay erehay.
Pig Latin is an obfuscated form of English, which is translated into Pig Latin word by word. To translate an English word into Pig Latin, the beginning consonant or consonant cluster is shifted from the beginning of the word to the end of the word, and following it the vowel sound "ay" is added.
As the examples show, some of the rules of Pig Latin are not consistently defined:
- Words beginning in a vowel have no initial consonants to shift to the end of the word, but the affixed ending, in this case, may be "hay", "way" or just plain "ay".
- Articles, prepositions and other small words are often left as is, notably in the stock expression "ixnay on the (omethingsay)."
- Since Pig Latin is a spoken language trope rather than a written one, Pig Latin words may be spelled literally ("upidstay", Pig Latin for "stupid") or altered phonetically ("oopidstay"); hyphens may or may not be used to disambiguate.
- "Ix-nay" or "ixnay" is Pig Latin for "nix", an old slang term meaning "reject" or "cancel". As the examples below suggest, the Pig Latin word may be more common nowadays than its English original.
Other obfuscated languages exist, such as:
- Tutnese or Double-Dutch (English)
- Pig Greek or Ubbi-Dubbi (English)
- Iddiga or Gibberish (English)
- Javanese (French)
- Louchebem (French)
- Verlan (French)
- Rövarspråket (Swedish)
- Farfallino (Italian)
- Konttikieli, Venekieli and Vitikieli (Finnish)
- Jeringoso (Spanish)
- Zargari (Persian)
- Tanukiese (Japanese)
Pig Latin is not related to dog Latin, except that they both tend to sound vaguely foreign.
Examplesway:
- When Kellogg's Froot Loops was first marketed in 1966, the animated mascot Toucan Sam insisted on referring to it in pig latin— "Oot-fray Oops-lay." His two nephews would yank his chain by saying "Froot Loops," as it's clearly marked as such on the box.
- In the English dub of the 14th episode of the Pokémon anime, "Electric Shock Showdown", a disguised Team Rocket approaches Ash's group. Jessie and James begin reciting their motto, but Meowth interrupts them with a shout of "Ix-nay!" and a smack from a paper fan.note
- Once used by the very dorky supervillain in Empowered #1. "I can see her ipples-nay!"
- Knights of the Dinner Table #170, segment "Channeling Gary". When the protagonists use a Ouija board in an attempt to contact the spirit of Gary Jackson, the spirit they contact sends messages in this form.
- A Roger Rabbit comic had Roger's wolf friend framed for the disappearance of his partner Percy Pig. Another wolf leading a whole pack of them tells them to "amscray." Roger then realizes that no 'toon wolf would ever speak in Pig Latin, and reveals the other wolf to be Percy Pig in a wolf mask, framing Wolfe all along as a prank.
- Mixed with Cypher Language in a Tannarak's Parody Magic Spell in the New 52 Constantine #8.
Tannarak: Histay siay hetay agicmay! ewa astcay pellssay ikelay osay! Agicalmay Igpay Atinlay orksway estbay!
- Plasmo the Mystic, disguised as Claude Kane, whispers "Ixnay Audclay" to the title character in Radioactive Man when the latter quietly thanks him for showing up to protect his secret identity. This turns out to be a mystic love spell that causes Gloria to fall for him.
- In Get Fuzzy (May 11, 2008), Robert tries to tell Satchel to "idehay the ingstray" before Bucky sees it. Neither animal understands, but the cat accuses Robert of sounding like a terrorist, or at least an annoyerist.
- In Calvin and Hobbes, Calvin sneaks a walkie-talkie into class during a test. When Miss Wormwood catches him, he's muttering "Ixsay inusmay ourfay! Urryhay!" into the speaker.
- In another strip he rejects Pig Latin as a secret code because everyone knows it.
- The Professor from the comic version of Little Nemo in Slumberland speaks only in Pig Latin.
- In Dilbert, the Pointy-Haired Boss presents the new tech support training materials, which he claims were written by a monk on a single grain of rice which they'll all have to share. As the the tech support employees fall over each other to read it, the boss adds that he's not sure the monk was real because he wrote it all in Pig Latin.
- In Make a Wish Luna sings the Hogwarts school song in Pig Latin while waiting for a government official to speak to her.
- In the Tokimeki PokéLive! and Twinbee story "Hilda's and Shizuku's Ice Cream Date!", Mutsuki tells Pastel to not kiss her in public in Pig Latin.
- In Code Wings 3.0, Cassidy says "That's why Plan 116 is ixed-nay, Jeremie," when mentioning one of her plans.
- Zazu in The Lion King: "Ix-nay on the oopid-stay."
- "Who're you calling 'oopid-stay'?"
- Disney's Hercules. "I got two words for you: am-scray!"
- Anastasia has Dimitri tell a terribly lovestruck Vlad this: "Ix-nay on the Ophie-say!"
- Monsters, Inc. has a scene where Sully tells Mike to "Ook-lay in the ag-bay." When Mike doesn't understand, Sully hisses: "Look in the bag!" Parodied in the 'outtakes'.
Sully: Look-lay in the bag-bay.
Mike: I think you mean "ook-lay in the ag-bay."
Sully: What, didn't I, uh-?
Mike: You know, maybe you should just take a minute and ead-ray your ipt-scray. - Disney's Aladdin.
Genie: And ix-nay on the wishing for more wishes!
- "Ereway Inhay the Oneymay", as sung by Ginger Rogers, from Gold Diggers of 1933.
- The priest in Top Secret!: "Ooreyay oingay ootay etgay iedfray in the airchay."
- The Mask. Stanley Ipkiss is escaping a police station with an uncooperative Lt. Kellaway when they encounter Kellaway's partner, Doyle, who is otnay ootay ightbray:
Doyle: Hey, Lieutenant! Where you taking Ipkiss?
Kellaway: Ix-nay! E-hay's ot-gay an un-gay!
Ipkiss: [jabs Kellaway in the back with a hidden gun]
Kellaway: Ow!
Doyle: I get it! Pig Latin, right? Ee-say ou-yay ater-lay! - Blues Brothers 2000:
Cab Chamberlain: I thought you said she was old and ugly.
Elwood Blues: Ix-nay on the ugly-ay. - A Dog's Breakfast:
Marilyn: Ix-nay on the Ookie-may.
Ryan: Okay-way.
Patrick: [sarcastically, feigning seriousness] I'm not sure your code is secure. - Robin Hood: Men in Tights
The Abbot: I will conduct the prayer in the New Latin. Oh ord-lay, ive-us-gay ore-yay essings-blay, amen-hay.
- In Short Circuit 2, Oscar directs his thugs to sneak behind Johnny 5 with the commands "Act-ay ared-scay" and "Et-gay ehind-bay im-hey!" Johnny 5 doesn't know Pig Latin, so they are able to nearly kill him. When he's eventually brought back to life and is now attacking the people that beat him up, he starts taunting them in Pig Latin.
- When the younger Frankenstein shouts the monster has a rotten brain, Igor hisses, "Ixnay on the ottenray!"
- In Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Eddie Valiant and Roger are hiding in a Prohibition era secret room in the bar. When Judge Doom enters the bar, Dolores says "Ixnay! Ixnay" to herself as she pushes the button that sounds a warning buzzer inside the room.
- Earlier in the film, when leaving Eddie's apartment office, Smarty says to the other weasels "Come on boys, let's amscray."
- Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas: "Why don't ou yay, and I-yay, o-gay and... et-gay the... uff-stay out of the ... unk-tray?" (points to Dr Gonzo, to himself and out the door)
- In Air Buddies (2006), apparently Pig Latin is the language pigs naturally speak.
- "Well well well, unkdray again", says the maid in The Blue Dahlia, except Helen isn't drunk, she's dead.
- The Senator Was Indiscreet: While Houlihan is at dinner, Ashton calls him, and attempts to tell him about the stolen (and highly incriminating) diary in Pig Latin. Houlihan says "Say, what are you, some kind of foreigner?", then covers the receiver and says to the other people at the table, "Sounds like a drunk with no teeth."
- Vivian and Rita in Slums of Beverly Hills communicate in Iddiga, with subtitles.
- Twilight's religion, Cullenism (it exists. Seriously.), has its main prayer in Pig Latin. As if the concept alone wasn't mind-boggling enough.
- Used as a code in Sixth Column by Robert A. Heinlein, under the theory that non-native speakers won't be able to understand it.
- American Gods (rather meta, by the way):
Message received on Planet Technical. Loud and clear. Ix-nay on the Estion-squay.
- Dave Barry in Cyberspace tells of a top-secret cable, sent on December 3, 1941 from Tokyo to Washington, reading: "E-WAY ILL-WAY ATTACK-AY EARL-PAY ARBOR-HAY." The message was intercepted by U.S. agents, and the power of technology was demonstrated by the efforts to decode it by computer. The machine worked nonstop to decode it before giving up two and a half years later.
- Dave Barry Slept Here identifies Pig Latin as the code invented by and named after Samuel Morse. Discussion Question #2: "An-cay oo-yay eak-spay ig-pay atin-lay? Explain."
- Original Sin has the Doctor working with some military types to stop an alien starship that's leaking dangerous radiation. When he has to go and retrieve the TARDIS, knowing that the military probably wants to seize the ship for their own purposes, he gives their commander a message to pass on to Benny: "Ashtray the ipshay".
- In The Baby-Sitters Club story Mallory and the Trouble With Twins, the titular twins (Marilyn and Carolyn) annoy people with their own made-up twin language. Mallory gives them a taste of their own medicine by confusing them with Pig Latin, and they learn a lesson about what it feels like to be spoken to in a language you don't understand. Then she teaches them Pig Latin and starts being better friends with them. It's suggested, but not confirmed, that the twins were so eager to learn Pig Latin because their "twin language" was a sham.
- In Tim Powers' The Anubis Gates, the time-travelling protagonist writes himself a note across the centuries, using Pig Latin and 1970s slang to ensure nobody else who reads it in the meantime will understand it.
- In Holes, everyone at Camp Green Lake has a nickname. Stanley (who becomes "Caveman") assumes that the lead boy, X-Ray, got his from his glasses; X-Ray seems a bit embarrassed to admit that it's actually just his real name, Rex, in Pig Latin.
- The True Meaning of Smekday features a group of rebels who write messages in pig latin because the alien race invading Earth doesn't understand it.
- Bored of the Rings has a note written by Goodgulf, which includes a message to Frito in Pig Latin concerning Arrowroot's intelligence (or lack thereof).
- In the Time Warp Trio book "See You Later, Gladiator", when trying to talk a gladiator out of killing him and his friends, Joe tries talking to him in this language (the only Latin he knows). The results are predictable.
- The Buffy the Vampire Slayer episode "After Life" has a monster that tends to appear and take form by listening in on their conversations. Anya suggests they start speaking in code, Xander immediately thinks pig Latin is the obvious choice. (Though he doesn't speak it particularly well.) "Ood-gay idea-yay, An-yay."
- Mystery Science Theater 3000 episode "Hobgoblins":
Daphne: Icks-nay on the ogus-nay, okay!
Tom Servo: What, bite me-ay! - Rose on The Golden Girls claims to have studied Latin and been the top student in the class. When Dorothy is incredulous, Rose says it's true, "Orothy-day!"
- Muppets Tonight when John Goodman was the guest star, he was being bugged by some pigs. The following dialogue occurs:
John: The ig-pays are a little upid-stay.
Pigs: He speaks the ancient tongue! E-way are not orthy-way! E-way are not orthy-way! - On the show The Adventures of Pete & Pete in the episode "On Golden Pete", the inscription on the fishing rod Big Pete's dad has given him reads "Inay ankay ountkay onyay ooyay."
- In a season three episode of The Office, Jim tells Andy to woo Pam using Pig Latin because Jim knows she hates pig latin
- Hodges uses this in the season ten CSI episode Death and the Maiden when he tells Greg about his attempt to persuade Ecklie to allow Wendy to transfer to the field.
- A M*A*S*H episode has Frank and Hot Lips commissioning a local Korean artist to carve a wooden bust of Colonel Potter's head. He tells them it will cost six dollars and Frank is about to accept, but Hot Lips interrupts, whispering to him, "Frank, these people have no espect-ray unless you aggle-hay over the ice-pray." Frank has to spend a few moments doing the translation to himself before agreeing.
Frank: [to artist] Five dollars.
Artist: $7.50.
Frank: Sold.
Hot Lips: [to Frank] UMB-day! - Ubbi dubbi, also known as "Pig Greek", was popularized by the PBS children's program ZOOM.
- In Honey, I Shrunk the Kids: The TV Show, Diane gets a curse that forces her to speak only Pig Latin.
- Charmed uses this briefly in the fourth-season-finale "Which Way Now", when the three sisters are worrying not only about demonic troubles, but also about being caught by the (entirely mundane) police.
Phoebe: Okay, Ix-nay on the angel-way talk.
- On the "Tassels in the Air" episode of The Three Stooges, Larry and Moe try to teach Curly how to speak Pig Latin. When Curly says that his Pig Latin name must be "Curly Q", Moe says "Boy, are you umday!" The Pig Latin later results in Moe being mistaken for a painter named Omay.
- In one episode of Lizzie McGuire where Gordo is teamed up with Kate, Kate tells Gordo, "Let's o-gay."
- The choristers at the beginning of Penn & Teller: Bullshit!'s "Vatican" episode are chanting "The Vatican is bullshit!" in Pig Latin.

- "Grunt: Pigorian Chant (from Snouto Domoinko de Silo)" sung by the Ad Hog Camerata, with words by Sandra Boynton. A pricelessly hilarious parody of "Chant". It describes a day at the farm in Latin and Pig Latin. Allemooia. Gloria in egg shells each day-o.
- P.D.Q. Bach:
- "Missa Hilarious" has "Yriekay" for the first movement instead of "Kyrie."
- The piano score of "The Short-Tempered Clavier" advertises "performance notes in five languages," one of which is Pig Latin. At least the "Erformancepay Otesnay" are actually a faithful translation of the English notes, unlike the French "Remarques sur l'Exécution" (a recipe) or the German "Aufführungsnoten" (the text of Schiller's Ode to Joy).
- "Weird Al" Yankovic's "Couch Potato" mocks The Drew Carey Show's frequent weird gimmmick episodes by mentioning he watched an episode of the show that was entirely in Pig Latin. No such episode actually exists, but it's totally something the show would do.
- The tool song "LAMC" has a line going "for information in Ig-pay Atin-lay, lease-pay ress-pay ine-nay".
- The term "Kayfabe" is thought to originate from a pig-latin version of "be fake".
- Magic: The Gathering has this card.
- In Toon's "Crawl of Catchoolu" setting, Pig Latin is mentioned as one of the mysterious languages a Tome of Eldritch Lore might be written in. It's suggested the characters could get it translated by a pig.
- In The Complete History Of America Abridged, one of the reactions to the Shot 'Heard Round The World is, "I ear-hay an ot-shay, orky-Pay!"
- The Musical of Musicals: The Musical!:
Jütter: Here at the Speakeasy, we speak many different languages. But the favorite is Pig-Latin. To fool the police, Jah? Sprechen zie Eutsche-Day? Parlez-vous Rancais-Fay? Et tu Brute? Ha, ha, ha, ha. That was real Latin!
- The final incantation in Sam and Max: The Tomb of Sammun-Mak is "Umkay Oninnay, the Otterway's Inefay" — "Come on in, the water's fine."
- When you subdue the Thraddash in Star Control II you can decide the rules of their new society, one option being that they have to talk in Pig Latin when greeting you.
- In The Secret of Monkey Island, one of the Cannibals, Sharptooth, tells Guybrush that he can't go through the Caverns of Meat to get the Voodoo Antiroot without something before Red Skull (another cannibal) interrupts and tells Sharptooth, "Ixnay on the Eadhay of the Avigatornay!", but Guybrush has no clue what they're talking about (they're talking, of course, about the Head of the Navigator). It is lampshaded, of course:
Guybrush: Why are you guys talking in Pig Latin?
Red Skull: [to the other Cannibals] I see he is baffled by our native dialect. Good.- In The Curse of Monkey Island, while King André is discussing the evil plans to Guybrush, André's assistant Cruff interrupts and tells him, "Ix-nay on the evil an-play."
- Literally a common language in Rayman Origins as everyone in the game speaks Pig Latin[1].
- Okage: Shadow King had a ghost attack leave a curse on the main character's sister that made her unable to speak anything other than pig latin, trying to cure it kicks off the main plot.
- A boss does this in the Bug:
Ou-yay Ose-lay
at a-whay opperhead-slay! - In The Dig, Commander Low, trying to find a way to communicate with an alien, tries asking, "Oo-day oo-yay eek-spay ig-pay atin-lay?"
- Kingdom of Loathing's Quest for the Holy MacGuffin mostly uses Dog Latin, but there's some Pig Latin mixed in as well.
"OWTHRAY VESTI MANUS IN AER ET AVEWAY LEMMA IKELAY TU NON CAUTIO"
(Throw your hands in the air and wave them like you just don't care.) - In Final Fantasy XV, Dino, a journalist and aspiring jeweler, first greets Noctis and blackmails him into working for him by threatening to expose Noctis' identity as a prince. In some subsequent quests, after the party fulfills their first deal with Dino, Dino greets Noctis as "Ince-pray."
- Rayman Origins has all non-playable characters use this as a native tongue.
- In The Simpsons: Road Rage, this exchange occurs if you pick up Krusty the Clown as Apu:
Apu: Hello there, Krusty. I do not have dirty magazines with me, but you can pick them up at the store anytime.
Krusty: (chuckles) Ix-nay on the ornography-pay! - In Ad Verbum, one of the characters is a pig wearing a Roman senatorial toga, who will only respond if addressed in Pig Latin.
- Captain SNES: The Game Masta tried to use Pig Latin to get the Sailor Scouts to give him a clear shot a Dhaos. It didn't work.
 Iksnay on the ittybar-tay"
- In El Goonish Shive, closeted lesbian Nanase hisses "Ixnay on the Ay-geth..way" at Justin because she's afraid discussing his Coming-Out Story will out her as well.
- This Darths & Droids strip. It was also used in This strip.
- Tales of the Questor: When Quentyn wins three boons from a Fae princeling, he states them in "Latin" because as a dead language, there's no worry that the meaning of his words will change over time and open up loopholes to abuse. But if you look at the actual text, it is in fact a modified form of Pig Latin, using random end syllables instead of "ay".
- In RAIN, the title character fails in her attempt to use this to communicate to her friends not to talk about her gender to Kylie since she's not out as a transgirl to him.
- In General Protection Fault, after Trent sues Fred for libel, he leaves with some parting taunts, at which point his lawyer, Mercedes de la Croix, tells him, "Ix-nay on the loating-gay."
- In the Epic Rap Battles of History episode "Guy Fawkes vs Che Guevara":
Guy Fawkes: You're an ump-Che! That's Bay Of Pigs Latin!
- In the Jumanji cartoon, Alan and the kids use Pig Latin to appear foreign into order to infiltrate a secret gathering of Jumanji's various factions.
- Used as an example of a code on Cyberchase. Matt is surprised that The Hacker knows it.
- Buzz Lightyear of Star Command episode "Revenge of the Raenoks":
Buzz: XR, is that you?
XR: Eek! Ix-nay on the X-R-ay, Uzz-bay. We're in enemy erritory-tay.
Buzz: This is a restricted alliance comm channel, XR. You don't need code.
XR: Yeah, but it's un-fay. - One episode of The Simpsons features Bart and Lisa having a quick conversation that they didn't want Marge to hear. When Marge reminded them (in Pig Latin) that "I-ay as-way a-ay id-kay nce-oay oo-tay, ou-yay ow-knay", they chorus "Ap-cray."
- In an earlier episode: Krusty says "Ix-nay on the ew-jay" to a guest star when they remind him of his Jewish faith and says he doesn't "do the Jewish stuff on the air."
- In the latter day Looney Tunes short "The Duxorcist", Daffy's demonically-possessed love interest says "Ouyay upidstay erkjay", to which Daffy responds "And I thought French was the romantic language!"
- In the Golden Age short "The Impatient Patient," Daffy has the hiccups and seeks the help of Dr. Jerkyl. The doc's PA speaker intones "ix-fay up-hay uck-day with the iccups-hay."

Hubie: Psst, hey Bert, antlers on the og-day. On the og-day!
Cat: He means the dog.
- Hanna-Barbera's The Adventures of Gulliver episode "Gulliver's Challenge". When Flirtacia insults the Black Knight holding them captive, Bunko says "Ixnay on the insultsnay".
- In South Park, Kyle brings a cake as a gift to Cartman when visiting him in juvenile hall, mentioning that there's an "ailnay ilefay" baked inside of it, which will enable Cartman to "eakbray out of isonpray". When Cartman informs him that they're not allowed to accept gifts, Kyle goes into a lengthy rant while still speaking Pig Latin. Stan on the other hand just calls Cartman "umbassday".
Kyle: It took us ourfay ourshay to bake this oddamngay akecay, and now we're otallytay ewedscray!
Stan: ...Yeah. - On the Arthur season one episode "Arthur's Family Vacation":
"Did you tie Arkeyshay on ightay?"
- In American Dad!, Francine is fed up of not having any freedom as a woman in Saudi Arabia, and she cuts to singing again.
Stan: Uh, seriously, Francine, ixnay on the inging-say.
- In one episode of Rugrats ("Superhero Chuckie"), after Angelica sees the actor playing Captain Blasto "fly" on a rope, she asks him if he can do it again without the rope, and the actor whispers to her, "Ix-nay on the ope-ray, kid."
- The entire episode of "Ferb Latin" in Phineas and Ferb parodies this, with the suffix as -erb instead of -ay.
Phineas: All the fun of Pig Latin, but it's safe for vegetarians to use.
- Pig Latin is present in "The Bully Code".
- In the Rocko's Modern Life episode "Unbalanced Load", Rocko notes that his bedroom looks like a pigsty...then he spots an actual pig squatting in his room, and tells the guy to "Amscray".
- The Teen Titans Go! episode "Obinray" sees the Titans save Robin resort to this when they tire of his eavesdropping. Turns out there's a secret pig alien conspiracy beneath it all.
- In the Mixels episode "Nixel, Nixel, Go Away", Booger and his friends, using boxes to disguise themselves, test their "Nixel abilities", which is really just saying "Nix", which is the only thing the Nixels say. Zabo screws up and says "Ix-nay" instead, causing Booger to decide only he should do the talking from now on.
- Some people speak Pig Latin around immigrants who speak poor English in order to hold a private conversation without the hassle of learning a new language. This tends to not end well.
- Interestingly, the Pig Latin word "ixnay" seems to be supplanting its untranslated source word in the English language. Certainly, a trope-page for "nix" wouldn't have as many examples as "ixnay" has on this one.
- When Kellogg's Froot Loops first came on the market in 1963, Toucan Sam insisted on calling it in pig latin, "Oot-fray Oops-lay." Redubbed "kid talk", it was a major part of the product's initial image. Like Toucan Sam himself, it was probably meant to connect the fruit flavors with the Hollywood Natives version of indigenous South American jungle tribes. You were supposed to do a Primal Chestpound and yell "Woo-woo-woo!" if you liked it.
Sparkling with ugar-shay
Ells-smay so elicious-day
Made with real fruit avor-flay
Uit-fray Oops-lay!
Waldorf: Well, let's not amhay it up like Issmay Iggypay.
Both: Doh-ho-ho-ho-ho-hoh!


“Technical Talk on “Fluid Power Technology in Tipper Hydraulics””
About the Event
Technical Talk on “Fluid Power Technology in Tipper Hydraulics”
School:
Mechanical Engineering
Venue:
School Seminar Hall, School of Mechanical Engineering, Sir M V Block
Description of Event:
The School of Mechanical Engineering had organized Technical talk for 6th semester ‘E & F’ section students of Mechanical Engineering, REVA University on “Fluid Power Technology in Tipper Hydraulics” on Thursday, 7th March, 2019 between 011.00AM to 12.30PM. Around 120 students6th semester ‘E & F’ section and 4 faculty member of Mechanical Engineering are benefited from technical Talk, Mr. Sukumar Shetty K , Senior Engineer (R& D) WIPRO Infrastructure and Engineering, Bangalore, in association with Fluid Power Society of India.
Wipro Infrastructure Engineering is a multi-faceted and diverse industrial engineering business with expertise spanning over Hydraulics, Aerospace, Water treatment, Additive manufacturing and Automation Solutions.
The Hydraulics business with over 40 years of experience specializes in designing and manufacturing custom built Hydraulic Cylinders (Double Acting, Single Acting and Telescopic Cylinders) and Actuators that find application in diverse segments such as Construction & Earthmoving, Material & Cargo Handling, Forestry, Farm & Agriculture, Mining and Truck Tipping. Deep engineering expertise coupled with scalable manufacturing, capacity to innovate and relentless focus on Quality has made Wipro a leading hydraulic solution provider to global OEMs. With its 10 state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities and cross continental geographic presence across India, Europe, USA and Brazil, Wipro is one of the Largest Independent Hydraulic Cylinder Manufacturer in the World delivering over a million cylinders to OEMs annually.
Wipro Water, a division of Wipro Infrastructure Engineering offers end-to-end solutions in water and wastewater treatment for industrial applications. Wipro Water has capabilities to design, manufacture, install and maintain water and wastewater treatment plants for diverse industries including Oil & Gas, Steel, Pharma, Chemical and Beverages.
The Aerospace business of Wipro Infrastructure Engineering with manufacturing facilities in India, Israel and USA supplies Actuators, Structural and Precision Engineered Components to major Global OEMs for Aerospace applications.
Wipro 3D, a division of Wipro Infrastructure Engineering, is a leading provider of Additive Manufacturing services. Wipro's Advanced Manufacturing division brings a unique offering of Concept-to-Component services that include Design, prototyping and production for demanding applications in Aerospace, Space, Defense, Industrial, Oil & Gas and Healthcare Segments.
WIN Automation, a division of Wipro Infrastructure Engineering caters to the full-service line of Industrial Automation needs of Indian & ASEAN manufacturing industries. WIN Automation provides complete, end-to-end Industrial Automation Solutions that enable companies in the discrete manufacturing sector to be automated, digitized and smart.
Wipro Infrastructure Engineering partners with Kawasaki Precision Machinery, Japan to manufacture Hydraulic Pumps for Excavators, a niche and technologically advanced product.
Global workforce of over 2,000 have helped expand our capabilities and remain closer to our customers.
Mr. Sukumar Shetty K is working Senior Engineer (R& D) WIPRO Infrastructure and Engineering, Bangalore. He has vast experience in the field of Design and Development of Directional Control Valves, Pumps, Hydraulic Cylinders, System Design, Road Construction Equipment’s and 2 & 3 Wheeler service station equipment.
Talk focused on the following key points:
- Introduction to WIPRO Infrastructure and Engineering Products
- Basic of fluid power technology
- Design and working of Directional Control Valves
- Design and Construction of Gear and Piston Pumps
- Design and working of Telescopic double and single acting cylinders
- Micro Electro Mechanical System (MEMS) switch used to find the angle tipper hydraulics.
Following are the outcomes achieved with this Expert Talk:
- Define the basic definition of fluid power system and related other definitions like center of gravity, fluid, hydraulic actuator
- Identify and Design of the Directional control valves
- List the different types of pumps and control valves used in hydraulic system
- Know the working tipper with fluid power technology
- Identify the future in future in fluid power system and challenges in hydraulic system
- Ability to get idea of job opportunity in fluid power systems
Outcome of the Event:
Outcome is that M.Tech. Students gained knowledge on publishing a paper, writing proposal and IPR.
Photos of Event:
Coordinator:
-Prof. Shanawaz Patil


Here's Your Horoscope For Today
Here’s your daily horoscope, according to Mecca Woods , Bustle’s resident astrologer and creator of MyLifeCreated.com . We’re constantly fascinated by what our zodiac sign says about our lives, whether it's which signs are most compatible or how each sign handles conflict in relationships. Below, a look at how astrology will affect our lives today.
We're focused on the facts and figures today with the Moon in analytical Virgo. Under a Virgo Moon we should find ourselves in the mood to get organized, handle our responsibilities, and tend to the back-end details. This could be a bit difficult to do when the Moon squares off with Venus and Jupiter in freedom-loving Sagittarius, later in the day. However, this mashup between Virgo and Sagittarius planets can help us with fine-tuning a creative vision and then taking the steps to bring it to life.
By late tonight, the Virgo Moon teams up with the Sun in all-or-nothing Scorpio, which can help us find the determination and the keen insight needed to get things done. This Sun-Moon combination can also help us with purging the things we don't need. About an hour later the Moon moves into partnership-oriented Libra, putting the focus on how we mate, relate, and share space with others.
Read below to see what the stars mean for your sign today, and make sure to check out your November 2019 monthly horoscope.
If Your Zodiac Sign Is Aries (March 21 - April 19)
You have a big vision for something you want to accomplish but you'll need to make sure that you're not biting off more than you can chew. On a similar note, your priorities outweigh your desire for fun and freedom now, so it's best to handle them. It's OK to ask for help.
If Your Zodiac Sign Is Taurus (April 20 - May 20)
A romantic situation may not be giving you the security that you're craving. But if you want to get what you want, you'll need to honor your truth, namely when it comes to how you feel. Communication could help to turn things around. Too, know there are more fish in the sea.
If Your Zodiac Sign Is Gemini (May 21 - June 20)
You may have tons of people wanting to get close to you now and while you're usually a people-person, you may need to be a bit more discerning about who you're connecting with now. Be especially mindful of those that promise way too much and can't deliver.
If Your Zodiac Sign Is Cancer (June 21 - July 22)
You might feel like you're going around in circles today with all of the errands, meetings, and tasks currently on your schedule. Though this could be the cue you need to be more attentive to what you give your time and energy to. Make time for the things that nourish you.
If Your Zodiac Sign Is Leo (July 23 - Aug. 22)
With your finances still in the spotlight you may want to hold off on making any big purchases or giving into the need for instant gratification now as you need to think about your long-term needs. Meanwhile, be mindful what you give your attention to, guard your energy.
If Your Zodiac Sign Is Virgo (Aug. 23 - Sept. 22)
Your family members could be demanding lots of your time and energy today and while you usually like to help others, you'll need to be assertive today in taking out some time for yourself. Speak up, Virgo, and let people know what you can and can't do. Honor your worth.
If Your Zodiac Sign Is Libra (Sept. 23 - Oct. 22)
There's something that you might not be seeing clearly right now, which means that you may need to hold off on making decisions or wait to receive more info. For now, your best bet is to tap into what you feel as your intuition won't steer you wrong. It's time to trust yourself, Libra.
If Your Zodiac Sign Is Scorpio (Oct. 23 - Nov. 21)
You might be ready to splurge on something you've been planning but you may need to be a little more disciplined (for now) with your cash. In what ways do you need to be a little more practical now? Meanwhile, look to your friends for the fun you need now. Feed your spirit.
If Your Zodiac Sign Is Sagittarius (Nov. 22 - Dec. 21)
You've got a lot going for you when it comes to your career but you'll need to be careful of taking on or promising too much. Look to ways you can be a bit more strategic with your time, energy, and resources. Not everything is worth your skills or attention. Think in terms of quality.
If Your Zodiac Sign Is Capricorn (Dec. 22 - Jan. 19)
You might be feeling worried or unsettled today as it might feel like something isn't coming together as quickly as you want it. While you like to see tangible proof of your progress, this is one of those occasions where you'll need to believe first and then see the results.
If Your Zodiac Sign Is Aquarius (Jan. 20 - Feb. 18)
Your friends (on or offline) may be asking more of you today than you can afford to give. If needed, now's a good time for pulling back and focusing on your emotional needs and well-being. On the flip side, it may be time to acknowledge you need more intimacy than you've been getting.
If Your Zodiac Sign Is Pisces (Feb. 19 - March 20)
You've got some good things going on for you now, specifically in terms of your career and long-term goals, which means you'll need to be more careful about the company that you keep. You don't need anyone distracting you or putting their negative vibes in the mix. Shields up!
This article was originally published on Aug 1, 2019


RealTime IT Ages provide an advance, effective and efficient inventory management software for better business management. The scope of this inventory system defines which needs it addresses, inculding valuing the inventory, measuring the change in inventory and planning for the future inventory levels. This online operating system aims to help business organizations to have a better, more accessible and reliable tool in managing their inventories.
There are a lot of advantages in using a web-based information system. This system is not only be used by the ones who can afford the paid services but there are also free services for users wishing to operate and manage their businesses more efficiently. The importance of implementing a web-based inventory system is becoming vital most of the time as the information are more accessible, thereby making the details of the usage of the equipment available, and improving the movement and anticipation of their demand as well as the productivity of the system as a whole. The implementation of this web-based inventory system can help institutions develop the skills to cope with their operational environments.
Many businesss organizations depend heavily in the importance of acurate calculations of their stocks to conduct their day-by-day operations and to make good decisions for their business. Fortunately, living in the golden age of technology, there are many solutions that could help like online inventory softwares and other web-based applications that are now available and accessible by users worldwide. Free programs can help business keep on track of their products, and can be evaluated with no lesser finacial risk.
This Online Inventory Management Software consists of several key components, all working together to create a cohesive inventory for organization's system. This features are:
Should inventory reach a specific threshold? A company's inventory management system can be programmed to tell managers to reorder a certain product needed. This helps companies avoid running out of products or stocks or trying to put up too much capital in their inventory.
Companies that are primarily service-oriented rather than product-oriented can use the inventory management software to track the cost of the materials they use to provide services, such as cleaning supplies. This way, they can attach prices to their services that reflect the total cost of performing them.
When a product is in warehouse or store, it can be tracked via its barcode and/or other tracking criteria, such as serial number, lot number or revision number.
A fully automated demand forecasting and inventory optimization system to attain key inventory optimization metrics such as:


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Data Science is a dynamic and fast growing field at the interface of Statistics and Computer Science. The emergence of massive datasets containing millions or even billions of observations provides the primary impetus for the field. Such datasets arise, for instance, in large-scale retailing, telecommunications, astronomy, medical domain, volumes of documents and social media. The MS-CIS with Data Science option prepares students to understand major practice areas in data science. They can collect, organize and manage data, identify patterns in data using visualization, statistical analysis and data mining, develop actionable insight based on big data, communicate data analysis and findings to people across a broad range of industries. They meet the demand of careers including Data Engineer, Data Architect, Statistical Programmer, and Big Data Analysts..
In addition to the overall program outcomes, at the conclusion of the program of study, the DS-option graduate will be able to:
1. Identify patterns in data using data mining techniques.
2. Manage large-scale data and the practical issues surrounding how the data is stored, processed, and analyzed in the cloud.
3. Extract knowledge from large amounts of text data.
The MS-CIS with Information Technology Option is designed for students who wish to combine technical competence in information technology with knowledge of managerial and organizational issues. Students will have extensive skill and experience in the design and implementation of operational databases as well as the data warehousing, cloud computing technologies and related business intelligence technologies for managing the enterprise. They will be trained on the business intelligence techniques to discover knowledge from massive data sets along with the importance on data security. This option will prepare the student with the management and advanced technology skills needed to become a leader and decision-maker in the technology field. Career tracks include Database and Cloud Network Administrators and Designers, Data Security and Business Intelligence Analysts.
In addition to the overall program outcomes, at the conclusion of the program of study, the IT-option graduate will be able to:
1. Understand database modeling, design and implementation.
2. Demonstrate knowledge of Cloud Computing Technologies.
3. Derive intelligence from large volumes of business data.
The Software Engineering (SE) option focuses on mobile computing and interactive software development. Software testing and quality assurance methods are weaved throughout the curriculum. Students develop interactive apps for iOS (iPad, iPhone) and Android.
In addition to the overall program outcomes, at the conclusion of the program of study, the DS-option graduate will be able to:
1. Identify patterns in data using data mining techniques.
2. Manage large-scale data and the practical issues surrounding how the data is stored, processed, and analyzed in the cloud.
3. Extract knowledge from large amounts of text data.


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The brute-force analysis decrypted the given ciphertext with all possible keys out of the selected key space and then calculated for each valid decrypted message the entropy value. A decrypted message is valid only if all decrypted characters are part of the character set preset.
Using the dialog Analysis Options, you can configure the aforementioned character set. Furthermore, you can define how many characters of the ciphertext are actually decrypted during the analysis.
This list contains the decrypted messages with the lowest entropy values.
Especially in case of very short ciphertexts it could be, that there are wrong candidates with a small entropy value. Here you can select the candidate with the correct decryption.


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Witch doctor killed despite bulletproof talisman
News 24 South Africa | Submitted by: ruiner
"A traditional doctor in central Nigeria has been shot dead by a patient who was testing the potency of an anti-bullet charm the herbalist had prepared for him, police said on Wednesday. Ashi Terfa died when patient Umaa Akor fired a gun at his head two weeks ago in south-central Benue state, police spokesperson Bode Fakeye said... 'To confirm its efficacy, the herbalist tied the charm around his neck and insisted that Akor should fire a gun at him. The experiment proved fatal for the herbalist and his skull was shattered.'" [This is what happens when empiricism meets superstition.]
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Catholic cardinal upset over Saddam's treatment
Wire Services | Submitted by: Catholic for birth control
"Cardinal Renato Martino, head of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace, said he felt compassion for Saddam and that the world should have been spared the images of his medical examination after his capture. Cardinal Martino said Saddam Hussein should face trial for his crimes, but stressed the Vatican's opposition to the death penalty and criticised the US military for portraying him 'like a cow' having his teeth checked."
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Church pastor pleads guilty to serial burglary
Ohio Courier | Submitted by: BeauCoup
"An Arlington man, who had led a village church congregation before being caught breaking into church members' homes, asked God - and a judge - for forgiveness at his sentencing hearing Wednesday in Hancock County Common Pleas Court... [Thomas A. Willow] had been a pastor in Arlington for about three years when he was caught inside a church member's home near Bluffton in January. He resigned from the church the next month. In August, after a sheriff's investigation determined he had entered two other homes, Willow was charged with three counts of burglary, each a fourth-degree felony."
 The case began last month when Jodi Walsh, 34, of Port St. Lucie, told police that Munao, her former boyfriend and the father of her 6-year-old son, had been telling the son 'to stab her and kill her,' a police report stated."
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Daughters forced to whip each other
pub.tv2.no | Submitted by: Tommy G
"A couple in Sweden is charged of abusing their two daughters with whips. The parents whipped their daughters with a carpet beater and forced the girls to hit each other with a horsewhip. The abuse allegedly lasted for at least six months, according to the Swedish paper Expressen."
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Executed prisoners' last meals removed from website
Houston Chronicle | Submitted by: ladyshark
"For years, the details of executed killers' final repasts were the most popular feature of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice's official Web site. But now the menus - posted for most of the 313 killers executed since 1982 - are history, dropped from the newly redesigned Web site by an image-conscious agency stung by claims the site was tasteless and demeaning. Where viewers once could learn that Houston killer Richard Head Williams, executed last winter, dined on two chili cheese dogs, two cheeseburgers, two orders of onion rings, french fries, chocolate cake, apple pie, butter pecan ice cream, egg rolls, one peach and three Dr Peppers, they now will see more features on prison workers and programs presented in a lively, user-friendly format."
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Afghan kids beaten during giveaway
canada.com | Submitted by: Rufferto
"A Canadian Forces truck at one of the poorest refugee camps in Afghanistan was quickly surrounded by hundreds of children as it arrived at the hillside camp in Kabul... Despite attempts by the soldiers to control the crowd, the shoeboxes - filled with toys, candy, toothpaste and other toiletries - were quickly snatched by children and parents alike... Several times, soldiers had to wave off adults, who beat the children with prodding sticks and tightly wound blankets as they advanced on the flatbed truck. No one suffered serious injuries as the children appeared to accept what, for them, is considered normal treatment by adults."
 Haralson watched pornographic movies and then failed to report doing so to his community treatment provider, McKeeman found. Haralson, 53, of Stanwood was convicted of drugging and then raping a 10-year-old girl whom he knew. When she awoke the next morning, she was injured and there was a $20 bill on the bed next to her, prosecutors said. [Twenty bucks?] ... Haralson, faced with taking a routine lie detector test as part of his community placement, admitted he used the pay-for-view feature of his cable TV to watch pornographic movies."
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SARS makes a brief cameo in Singapore
CNN | Submitted by: Richard Fannin
"Singapore's health ministry has ordered 70 people who possibly came into contact with a Taiwanese SARS patient to be quarantined. It announced the move Wednesday after Taiwan authorities confirmed that the Taipei researcher who traveled to Singapore earlier this month had tested positive for the lethal respiratory disease... The Taipei man is the second person to catch SARS since the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the outbreak over in July... Taiwan had the world's third-worst outbreak of SARS this year, with 674 cases and 84 deaths, but no new cases were reported after June."
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Malaysia explores multicultural group circumcisions
BBC | Submitted by: Kreepy Monster
"Circumcision is a rite of passage for young Muslim boys, and in Malaysia it is common for the ceremony to become an event with dozens, or even hundreds of boys being circumcised together. Now the prime minister's religious affairs adviser has suggested that circumcision can bring Malaysians of all races and religions together. Dr Abdul Hamid Othman said that with the growing popularity of circumcision among the country's non-Muslim minorities - who see it as good hygienic practice - they too could be invited to join in the celebrations with their Muslim friends."
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Barbie denied entry to Saudi Arabia
San Francisco Chronicle | Submitted by: Schwag of Tulsa
"Saudi Arabia has banned the importation of female dolls and stuffed animals, giving merchants three months to dispose of such stock, a state-guided newspaper reported Wednesday... The ban singled out stuffed-animal toys and female dolls. It did not mention male dolls and it was not clear if these were banned as well. The order also ordered any mannequins for female clothes be 'far from any indecency' and prohibited the importation of crucifixes and models of Buddha."
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Earth on doomsday course with Sun
Information Week | Submitted by: FaceInTheSea
"According to an urgent advisory issued Wednesday morning by the National Weather Service, the Earth has broken out of its orbit and is careening toward a fiery end. 'Unusually hot weather has entered the region for December ... as the Earth has left its orbit and is hurtling towards the sun,' read the message, posted on the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration's Web site. 'Unusually hot weather will occur for at least the next several days as the Earth draws ever nearer to the sun. Therefore, an excessive heat watch has been posted.' ... [However, it] was only a test message, erroneously posted by during a training session, according to a Weather Service spokesman." [Sure, that's just what they want you to think.]
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Japanese film festival in Los Angeles this weekend, Nov 1-3, 2019
by Mark FrauenfelderThe Japan Cuts Hollywood film festival takes places this weekend at the Chinese Theatres in Hollywood. Carla and I will be there. Japan House Los Angeles is curating three movies on Saturday:
37 SECONDS | Director HIKARI is an award-winning writer, producer and director.
TEN YEARS JAPAN | The executive producer is Hirokazu Kore-eda. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with three female Japanese directors.
NO LONGER HUMAN | The US Premiere of director Mika Ninagawa.


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Orange Peel and Co. is dedicated to being up-to-date with the most current news and findings.
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Finding new sustainable ways for the general public and our company to help the environment is essential for the futur generations.
Mental Illnesses have become a relevant issue that has become more apparent. Our company believes in normalizing mental illnesses as being okay.
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Scents such as Lavender, Jasmine and Holy Basil have stress-reducing effects and may help anxiety.
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Currently, we have about 10 employees working in HQ but we have partnerships with factories and farms to obtain our materials.
Having our supply chain being as environment focused as possible is a very important requirement for Orange Peel and Co.
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This was originally posted on the Zooniverse blogs here.
This the the third post in a series about how, at a high level, the Zooniverse collection of citizen science projects work. In the first post I described the core domain model description that we use – something that turns out to be a crucial part of faciliating conversation between scienctists and developers. In the second I covered about some of the core technologies that keep things running smoothly. In this and the next few posts I’m going to talk about parts of the Zooniverse that are subtle but important optimisations. Things such as how we pick which Subject to show to someone next, how we decide when a Subject is complete, and measuring the quality of a person’s Classifications.
Much of what I’m about to describe probably isn’t obvious to the casual observer but these are some of the pieces of the Zooniverse technical puzzle that as a team we’re most proud of and have taken many iterations over the past five years to get right. This post is about how we decide what to show to you next.
At its most basic, a Zooniverse citizen science project is simply a website that shows you some data images, audio or plots, asks you to perform some kind of analysis on interpretation on it and collects back what you said. As I described in my previous post we’ve abstracted most of the data-part of that workflow into an API called Ouroboros which handles functionality such as login, serving up Subjects and collecting back user-generated Classifications.
The ability for our infrastructure to scale quickly and predictably is a major technical requirement for us. We’ve been fortunate over the past few years to receive a fair bit of attention in the press which can result in tens or hundreds of thousands of people coming to our projects in a very short period of time. When you’re dealing with visitor numbers at that scale ideally you want everyone to have a pleasant experience.
Let’s think a little more about what absolutely has to happen when a person visits for example Galaxy Zoo.
For many of the operations that happen in the Zooniverse, a record is written to a database somewhere. When trying to improve the performance of code that involves databases, a key strategy is to try and avoid querying these database as much as possible especially if the queries are complex and the databases are large as these are often the slowest parts of your application.
What count’s as ‘complex’ and ‘big’ in database terms varies based upon the types of records that you are storing, the choices you’ve made about how to index them and the resources you provide to the database server i.e. how much RAM/CPU you have available.
If there’s one place that complex queries are guaranteed to reside in a Zooniverse project codebase then it’s the part where we decide what to show to a particular person next. It’s complex, in need of optimisation and potentially slow for a number of reasons:
On first inspection, writing code to achieve the requirements above might not seem that hard but if you add in the requirement that we’d like to be able to select Subjects hundreds of times per second for many thousands of Users then it starts to get tricky.
A ‘poor man’s’ version of this might look something like this
What we’re doing here is finding all the classifications for a given User and grabbing all of the Subject ids for them. Then we do a SQL select to grab the first record that doesn’t have an id matching one of the ones from existing classifications.
While this code is perfectly valid and would work OK for small-scale datasets there are a number of core issues with it:
These factors combined make for some serious potential performance issues if we want to execute code like this frequently, for large numbers of people and across large datasets all of which are requirements for the Zooniverse.
It turns out that there are technologies out there designed to help with this sort of scenario. When we select the new Subject for a user there’s no reason why this operation has to actually happen in the database that the Subjects are stored in, instead we can keep ‘proxy’ records stored in lists or sets. That means that if we have a big list of ids of things that are available to be classified and a list of ids of things that each user has seen so far then when we want to select a Subject for someone we just subtract those two things and then pick randomly from the difference and pluck that record from the database.
In the diagram above when Rob (in the middle) comes to one of our sites we subtract from the big list of Subjects that need classifying still (in blue) the list of things that he’s already seen (in green) and then pick randomly from that resulting set. Going by this diagram it looks like we must have to keep a list of available Subjects for each project together with a separate list of Subjects per project per user so that we can do this subtraction and that’s exactly the case. The database technology that we use to do this is called Redis and it’s designed for operations just like this.
Maturing our codebase to a point where the queries described above are straightforward has been a lot of work, mostly by this guy. What does it look like to actually require this kind of behaviour in code? Just two lines:
Not only is it simple for us to now to implement this kind of Subject selection behaviour, using Redis to perform these selection operations means that everything is insanely quick, typically returning from Redis in ~30ms even for databases with many tens of thousands of Subjects to be classified.
Making the routinely hard stuff easier is a continual goal for the Zooniverse development team. That way we can focus maximum effort on the front-end experience and what’s different and hard about each new project we build.


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Clipper is a small wrapper around the standard OptionParser
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conceptual changes:
- It supports positional arguments (commands or positional parameters).
- It simply returns a hash of all the expected flags and positional arguments.
- It is designed to let you separate the command line parsing from your actual implementation.
- It does not concern itself with any help or usage strings - you need to bring your own.
- It stays out of your way.
Clipper does not assume anything about how you wish to build your command line utility, or how you wish to display its usage.
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Add the dependency to your shard.yml
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dependencies:
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Then run shards install
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Clipper contains three methods only:
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- specify which positional arguments are expected.#parse
- convert theARGV
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require "clipper"
# Create a clipper instance:
clipper = Clipper.new
# Specify which flags are expected, using one of these general patterns:
clipper.flag "--cache", "-c"
clipper.flag "--long-only"
clipper.flag "--port PORT", "-p PORT", default: "3000"
# If you care about any positional arguments, give them a name by using this
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clipper.arg "command"
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options = clipper.parse
# => {"--cache" => false, "--long-only" => false,
# => "--port" => "3000", "command" => false}
options = clipper.parse ["--cache", "-p", "4567"]
# => {"--cache" => true, "--long-only" => false,
# => "--port" => "4567", "command" => false}
options = clipper.parse ["download"]
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For more advanced examples, see the examples folder.


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Age at time of experiences: 21
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Unfortunately, I cannot recall the details of most of my experiences with 5-MeO-MiPT offhand, as I have ingested it somewhere around 10 times in not too long of a time period (approx. 2 or 3 months). It should be easy for me to summarize the primary effects that certain doses have on me, though.
All doses:
First effects are felt in about 15 minutes. Very little body load, even at 12mg.
2-3mg (experienced 6 or 7 times):
At this dose range, there is a definite relaxing effect. Music of all sorts is more enjoyable, and an ease of fantasy is present. Mostly clearheaded and definitely easy to be out in public on - interactions with other people is not an issue. General relief from anxieties and a minor positive mood push is also present. A minor body high is also present and very pleasurable.  A general 'stoned' feeling is also notable, but feels much cleaner than cannabis. Visual effects are practically non-existent. Sleep after 5 hours is difficult, but possible.
4-6mg (experienced 2 or 3 times):
All effects from the previous range are amplified. The positive mood shift is still prevalent. Music and other sounds open up, causing familiar songs to take on an entirely new meaning as if being rediscovered. Visualization to music is readily achieved with eyes closed, and I often feel abstract impressions (such as when listening to one song, I could imagine clearly a flat surface that would occasionally push upwards in some spots as if a needle was poking from below every time a piano note sounded).
The relaxation turns into more of a mind-set than a body thing at this point, where it feels like a lot of energy is present and flowing. I'll occasionally shudder from the pleasure and have a huge smile plastered on my face. Taking deep breaths often leads to this. Solitary sexual activities result in a very satisfying experience, with orgasm being markedly intense. No insight into life is gained, though insight and connections with people is sometimes felt. Particularly at this level, inspiration for art seems to occur, and while I normally work with black and white, this substance demands use of color. The stoned feeling from the previous level becomes much more intense, though public excursions still aren't uncomfortable. No increased connection with or appreciation of nature is experienced as I feel on most other psychedelics. Sleep is difficult to obtain for up to 7 hours post-ingestion.
As far as visual effects go, they are still almost non-existent, though there was one notable exception during a 5mg trip. I was sitting down and out of the corner of my eye I saw a piece of string on the floor move. When I looked directly at it and it was perfectly still. I looked back the other direction and immediately the string was writhing on the floor - an absolutely clear OEV. I looked directly at it again - perfectly still. This was repeated with success until I lost interest.
12mg (experienced once)
As before, but body effects and stoning become strong enough that walking is a bit odd (though not difficult). Visual effects become apparent, with mild rippling on surfaces and mild color intensification. CEVs are not much more apparent than at the 4-6mg range, though are perhaps a bit more active. Positive mood-shift results in a permanent smile plastered on the face. Communication is not difficult. Sleep was just as difficult as previous dose range.
Specific to this experience, there were a couple of things of note. Extreme reduction of anxiety, to the point that things that would normally make me feel very uncomfortable were smile-worthy (such as a car slowing down to watch me and my group of friends walking down the street late at night). At one point, I walked past a very large oak tree that seemed to be radiating strength and power. I was very much in awe of it - it did not appear either friendly nor menacing, just extremely powerful. Unfortunately, I only saw it in passing as I had to keep up with the rest of the group.
Conclusion
5-MeO-MiPT has been an enjoyable substance, though I do not think I will be acquiring any in the near future again. It doesn't have much depth to it (though most of my friends love it). My favorite dose range has been 2-3mg, where the experience is more of a coloring of the day than a commanding experience. It has proven very useful when I wish to really enjoy music - as a matter of fact, I would say that is the best aspect of the experience, and probably the only reason I would purchase any more (though I experiencing sexual activities with another person could possibly persuade me). It's fun, it's relaxing, but it's not enlightening or particularly exceptional. I like to look for the latter.
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acts = model.infer_action(obs, ids, policy=policy, eps=eps)
conn.send(acts)
elif cmd[0] == "train":
print_every = cmd[1]
model = RLModel(**model_args)
sample_buffer = magent.utility.EpisodesBuffer(capacity=sample_buffer_capacity)
conn = multiprocessing.connection.Client(addr)
while True:
cmd = conn.recv()
if cmd[0] == "act":


Observations
+ Research
Kids learn well in the process of creation
Integrating education with recreation is essential to creating an effective, beneficial kids app. This is why we ultimately decided on allowing kids to grow their own garden by consuming different educational content and fun activities.
Kids love rewards or feedback on their actions
Immediate feedback on all actions, whether it be visually or auditorily, is expected. Whereas adults may only want feedback on what they have done wrong, it’s important to give kids praise for what they’ve done right as well.
Challenges + competition are key motivators
As mentioned above, kids love rewards, and these rewards can be earned from surpassing challenges or winning competitions. Giving kids opportunities to accomplish rewarding tasks and compete against themselves or others helps them stay interested in the app.
Don’t forget about the parents
While we should focus on designing for children first, parents are another major type of user of kids’ apps. It’s still important to think of how they would want to interact with the app and their children. Parents generally also want their kids to learn while playing.
Due to the limited time we had, we focused on collecting information via secondary research through several articles. (1, 2, 3, 4, 5)


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Mum creates amazing reusuable advent calendar completely for free
Advent calendars come in all shapes and sizes these days.
But if you want a more sustainable option, a calendar you can fill yourself, year after year, is a great option.
One mum took it a step further and recycled materials she had lying around the house to create an incredible reusable calendar for her three kids.
Mum-of-three Sue designed a calendar made from firewood, string and some clothes pegs.
Her husband put the leftover wood together in a tree shape and she added the finishing touches.
She then attached little envelopes she already had, filled each one with chocolate coins and added a number to the front.
She attached battery-powered lights to make it even more festive.
She said: ‘All made from stuff in the house/shed already (including the light string – has rechargeable batteries in). Full of foil-wrapped coins for our 3 children.
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‘Three fewer plastic advent calendars! Credit to my husband for making what I described out of our firewood pile.’
Sue used leftover wood but if you don’t have any lying around, you could try recycling an old pallet, that you can get through Facebook. Although Sue kept her tree plain, you could add some colour if you have any leftover paint lying around.
String and clothes pegs can be picked up from a pound store.
Sue said she had the tiny envelopes leftover from when she used to use them to put her kid’s dinner money in but now the school uses a cashless system so she didn’t need them anymore.
You can pick them up 100 on Amazon for £2.15 if you want to recreate your own calendar.
What a great idea!