No knee-jerk decision over Wayne Bennett's future, insists Kevin Sinfield
Veteran Australian coach's future is under the spotlight after three straight Lions defeats
by Julie StottKevin Sinfield insists Wayne Bennett will not just be judged on the current disastrous Great Britain tour.
The Lions have misfired badly in two defeats to New Zealand, plus one to Tonga, and now need to beat Papua New Guinea to avoid a total nightmare.
Bennett is out of contract after Saturday's game in Port Moresby and has said he wants to stay on as England coach.
Many fans are calling for his head in the belief that his dull brand of rugby will flop against Australia next year and the World Cup in 2021.
But RFL director of rugby Sinfield says there will be no knee-jerk reaction on the back on the results Down Under.
He said: "We will wait until the end of the series although dialogue has already started and has been on-going for some time.
"Wayne is here as Great Britain but we should take into account performances as England coach as well when we decide what happens over the next couple of years.
"Although there is some disappointment this time with Great Britain, it is important to understand the changes and transition that has happened.
"There are some top international players missing. If you take that quality out of any national team they are going to struggle."
Sam Burgess pulled out on the eve of the series and has since retired, while key players like Tommy Makinson, Sean O'Loughlin and Luke Gale are among the others out injured.


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This app demonstrate how to use YDN-DB library in Angular application.
This is pure javascript app using Google cloud storage as backend service. When user run a unit test, the result is collected by directly writing to Google cloud storage, eliminating backend server.
This app use YDN-DB sync module.
Source code for this app is available at github.


Allison: "The bulk of the team in Brackley is already preparing for next year"
by Joseph TyrrellMercedes have been a cut above the rest of the field this season and it looks as if they are already going to be the team to beat in 2020 after James Allison revealed the team are already working on next season.
Lewis Hamilton wrapped up his sixth Formula 1 World Championship at the US Grand Prix, his fifth with Mercedes and his third in as many years. The only blemish on Hamilton's Mercedes record is the 2016 season which was still won by the Silver Arrow of Nico Rosberg.
Mercedes have been untouchable in the last six years and you'd be hard-pressed to find someone who doesn't expect them to succeed again in 2020. And it looks as if they will be a step ahead of everyone again next year with Allison revealing the team are already working hard next season.
“We obviously want a good result here, but the bulk of the team in Brackley is already preparing for next year,” said James Allison said in Brazil.
“I don’t think it’s a secret to say that all the top teams have been working on their 2020 cars for quite some time.
“We know what the power units will be, what the gearboxes will be, and many aspects are already at the production stage.
“All the basic layout decisions have been made, and it’s basically clear what’s happening with the aero. I think it’s going to be a very exciting season.
“It’s not just Ferrari, Red Bull are also looking pretty confident. As the rules are remaining stable, the advantage in Melbourne will be with the team that worked the best in the winter."


Turkey to get first taste of winter in December
by DAILY SABAHWinter is likely to hit Turkey later than expected, experts say, amid already above-average autumn temperatures in the country.
General Directorate of Meteorology’s Forecasting Department Director Ahmet Uçar cited by the Turkish daily Milliyet said temperatures will only begin to fall in the first week of December, with expected rainfall in some parts of the country, according to monthly forecasts.
However, temperatures will be 2 to 5 degrees higher than the seasonal norm in some cities, namely Ankara and Istanbul, Uçar noted.
Cold weather is expected to take over the northern and central parts of the country, while Istanbul will see fog remain until Friday.
Also speaking to Milliyet, Orhan Şen from Istanbul Technical University’s Meteorology Engineering Department asserted that the region where Turkey is located is one of the most affected by climate change.
Şen said extreme temperatures have started to emerge, adding these kinds of temperatures in November are a global natural disaster.
“The absence of rainfall for 15-20 days is a natural disaster as well,” he added.
According to meteorological data, Turkey is experiencing, for the third time, its hottest November.
The absence of rainfall in recent months has also affected dams in Istanbul. According to data from the Istanbul Water and Sewerage Administration (İSKİ), the occupancy rate of dams in Istanbul fell to 37.97 %. There are currently 10 dams that provide drinking water to Istanbul, with the highest occupancy rate hovering at 27.6%.


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One time when I was waiting on pot I took two bong hits of tobacco because I had heard they give you a strong buzz. So I packed up a bong hit and smoked. Just as I took my lips off the bong I felt the effects. They lasted about a minute. I felt that the world was spinning. This amused me so I started walking around. My balance was really off and I felt a bit nauseous. Next I packed up a bigger bong hit. After half of it I felt a very strong buzz and the world was spinning around and around and I felt like I was going to puke. I fell to the floor and started crawling to the bathroom. Its a good thing it was next door because I don't think I would have made it very far. I puked for a minute and then sat on the bathroom floor for five minutes. I went out side on the porch after that and after twenty minutes I did not feel bad anymore.
There is no way to describe the sickness I felt. Now whenever I smell tobacco I get a nauseous feeling. At least now I won't smoke cigarettes.
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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You touch one willing creature. Once before the spell ends, the target can roll a d4 and add the number rolled to one saving throw of its choice. It can roll the die before or after m aking the saving throw. The spell then ends.
You touch one willing creature. Once before the spell ends, the target can roll a d4 and add the number rolled to one saving throw of its choice. It can roll the die before or after m aking the saving throw. The spell then ends.


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Forth Language
Charles H Moore created Forth 1970
Concatenative paradigm and others.
Dictionary of editable words to run.
Interpreter and Compiler.
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I am a PhD student in the Department of Computer Science, University of Maryland. I am primarily interested in scalable and distributed data management systems. I am extremely fortunate to be advised by Daniel Abadi.
Previously, I was an engineer at Google, working on Spanner. Before that, I worked on Apache Impala at Cloudera.
I earned my master's from Carnegie Mellon University where I was a part of the CMU Database Group advised by Andy Pavlo. A long while ago, I completed my bachelor's from College Of Engineering, Guindy, Anna University.


Typography Lingo
Every subject, from dentistry to dog handling has its own vocabulary - terms that are peculiar (unique) to it. Typography is no exception. Learning the lingua franca (lingo) of type will make typography that much more accessible; and that will, in turn, lead to greater understanding, and hopefully a greater appreciation for all things “type”.
Humanist
Today we're going to take a look at just one of those terms, namely “Humanist”. The term Humanist is part of the nomenclature that describes type classification. During the 1800s, a system of classifying type was derived, and although numerous other systems and subsets of this system exist, this basically is it:


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GET accept=html
: Provides an interface for editing the worker source.PUT/PATCH type=json,form
: Overwrites the Worker's source in its application's config, then reloads the Worker so the changes can take effect./apps
GET accept=html
: Provides an interface for configuring the applications.GET accept=json
: Provides application configuration objects.GET accept=event-stream
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YOUR IT TEAM
wants to try and get the Customer to accept a proposal.
wants to try and get the Customer to accept a proposal.
is to collect Tokens of Success, get in the Customer's favor, and be the one to present the proposal.
KNOCKED OUT – if you are knocked out of the round, discard your hand face up without playing its effect. Take no more turns till the end of the round. Effects related to being knocked out still apply (collecting a Token of Success for System Administrator or R&D).
= chance to talk to the Customer.
Winner is the one who talked to the Customer the most (collected the needed amount of the Tokens of Success). The needed amount depends on how many players there are:
7tokens in the game of 2 players
5tokens in the game of 3 players
4tokens in the game of 4–8 players
TIE – at the end of the game, a tie may occur. E.g., Bob and Susan each have 3 Tokens of Success. They should play another round to break the tie.
Got the needed number of Tokens? Congrats – you are the one who gets to present the proposal to the Customer!
If you discard the Customer – no matter how or why – the proposal is tossed into the rubbish bin. You are immediately knocked out of the round.
If you have this card + Project Manager or Team Leader in your hand, you must discard the Account Manager. You do not need to reveal that you have Project Manager or Team Leader. Actually, you can discard Account Manager even if you do not have those cards. Account Manager likes to play mind games...
Discard the PM, and then exchange your other hand with another player. If you're lucky, you'll get a better hand. That's the end of your turn – don't play the effect of your new hand just yet.
You can take away the power of any player's hand! The player who you choose (this can also be you) must discard their hand without playing its effect. If all other players are out or protected by the HR effect, you must choose yourself. The player who discarded their hand draws a new card. If the deck is empty, draw the card that was put aside at the start of the round.
Your superpower is immunity. When you discard the HR, you can ignore the effects of other player's hands until the start of your next turn. E.g., you don’t need to discard your hand when another player chooses you as a part of the Team Leader effect. If you and the Team Leader are the only players left, then the Team Leader must discard their own card.
You have a chance to knock out your competitors! Choose another player and secretly compare hands. The player with the lower number is knocked out of the round. In case of a tie (both hands have the same number), nothing happens.
InfoDevs dig up all kinds of information. When you discard the InfoDev, you can look at another player's hand. You do not need to reveal it to anyone – keep it a secret and use it to your advantage.
When you discard the Recruiter, choose a player and name a number other than 1. If the player's hand has that number, the player is knocked out of the round. However, there's a catch: if you choose a Trainee, no matter what number you name (even 0), you are knocked out of the round.
Choose a player and name a number other than 1. If the player's hand has that number, you get a Token of Success. If you guess right, the player may discard their card without playing its effect and draw a new card (with the exception of Customer). At the end of the round, when players compare hand numbers, CEO loses to the Customer despite the impressive number 9.
When you discard the Architect, choose another player and secretly compare hands. The player with the higher number is knocked out of the round. Yep, even though your number is lower, you are more important to the team. In case of a tie, nothing happens.
The Admin is a somewhat unusual card – its effect applies when you are knocked out of the round with this card in your discard pile. Means your hardware is in order. Go ahead and claim a Token of Success!
This card is your secret advantage at the end of the round. When players compare hand numbers, DevOps in your discard pile increases your hand number by 1. This stacks: if you have 2 DevOps in your discard pile, increase your hand number by 2.
This is a card with an effect like none other! When you discard the QA, name another player (or yourself). If the next card that is played (e.g., Recruiter) has an effect to choose one or more players, then the named player (or yourself) must be chosen during this effect. If all other players are out or protected by the HR effect, you must choose yourself.
 When you discard the Designer, you can look at the hands of 1 or 2 other players. Keep this information secret and use it to your advantage!
When you discard the BA, choose 2 players (you may include yourself), and they will switch hands. After that, you can look at 1 of those hands without revealing it to other players. If less than 2 players can be chosen (e.g., all other players are protected by the HR effect), simply discard this hand.
Prediction is definitely among your strong points! When you discard the R&D Engineer, choose another player – ideally, the one you believe is likely to win the round. Give the R&D token to that player, so that everyone remembers your choice. If the chosen player wins the round, you gain a Token of Success.
 If another player chooses you when playing a Recruiter, no matter what number that player names (even 0), the Recruiter’s player is knocked out of the round. Now, all players know your hand, so discard it and draw a new card. If the deck is empty, draw the card that was put aside at the start of the round.


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The Things We Will Do On the basis of the existing functions, we plan to increase more functions of the umbrella, and classify different functions in order to meet the needs of different consumer groups and to expand the scope of the target users. We all know that for a product innovation is important , so the most important thing for our team is to innovate constantly on our products, to improve our own techiques constantly and to improve the requirements of our products continuously. And let our team be more united, more harmonious, everybody make concerted efforts together toward the same direction, then we just may do better in the future. About our latest products, our team has been in an effort to study, I believe there will be results soon. You can look at our latest news to know the progress of us, and we will accept your opinions and suggestions so that we could improve our products and services.
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Lagos Deputy Governor causes commotion on aircraft
Sentry
Passengers on board an Abuja-bound aircraft from Lagos sometime last week were thrown into commotion at the sight of the Deputy Governor of Lagos State, Obafemi Hamzat, in the economy class of the aircraft.
The deputy governor was scheduled to attend an official function in Abuja on that day but all the airlines contacted said that only tickets for economy class were available. Determined to make the trip, Hamzat told his aides that he did not mind flying with economy ticket.
As he stepped into the aircraft, the passengers he met on board could not believe their eyes. They whispered to one another in curiousity, wondering if the passenger they beheld was indeed the deputy governor of Lagos State.
Curious passengers who had managed to keep their composure later swooped on Hamzat as soon as the aircraft landed in Abuja, to ascertain that they were not seeing a ghost.
“Your Excellency, what is going on?” one of them asked in a tone of genuine concern. “Is Lagos so broke now that the Deputy Governor is flying economy? Is it really true that someone has gone away with all the money?”
An amused Hamzat smiled in response, explaining that he needed to make an urgent trip and got the seat that was available. “What is important is that I wanted to be in Abuja and I am in Abuja,” he said.


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Businessmodel of ALDI
Customer Segments
Aldi operates an international network of supermarkets through which its serves a large consumer base. The Company has historically targeted lower income consumers, providing a catalogue of mostly private label branded products at discounted prices. A recent survey found that a typical Aldi customer is a Caucasian female over the age of 60 with less than $140 in monthly discretionary income, who generally make larger individual grocery purchases. In recent years, however, Aldi has grown in popularity among middle class shoppers due to the low price but high quality of its budget prices.
Aldi serves an international client base, with operations across much of Europe – including across the Benelux region, Portugal, Slovenia, and Spain – as well as in Australia and the US.
Value Propositions
Aldi provides value to its customers in the following ways:
- Its industry standing and reputation, with the Company established in its operating markets, particularly in Europe, as a leading supermarket chain, frequently receiving awards from retail organisations and bodies;
- Its product catalogue and discounted prices, with the Company offering customers a relatively small catalogue of mostly private label products to customers at discount prices, typically lower than competing supermarket chains;
- Its no-frills structure, with the Company providing a straightforward and simple customer experience;
- Its customer service, with the Company providing high quality customer service both in-store and through dedicate dream, with the Company frequently named among the highest scoring supermarkets in customer satisfaction surveys; and
- Its accessibility, with the Company expanding its network of supermarkets, principally located on the outskirts of communities, and offering various digital services to customers. ### Channels
Aldi operate a number of international website across it numerous operating jurisdictions. This includes corporate websites, such as www.corporate.aldi.co.uk, through which it provides information on its activities, locations, and suppliers. In certain locations, the Company also provides an online shopping service, through which customers can browse items, make purchases, and arrange deliveries or store pickups.
Aldi also provides mobile apps for iOS and Android users, which offer much of the same functionality as its online stores, as well as offering additional personalisation features and deals.
The majority of Aldi’s sales are made through its international network of more than 10,000 supermarkets, through which the Company’s teams of sales and customer service staff are able to serve customers directly. Aldi operates its own distribution and logistics infrastructure, including warehouses and distribution centres, through which it serves allocates products to its stores.
Customer Relationships
In certain countries, notably the UK, Aldi operates various self-service sales channels. The Company’s online and mobile platforms allow customers to browse the Company’s products, purchase groceries online, arrange delivery or in-store pickup, and manage account details without interacting with members of Aldi’s sales or customer service staff.
Through its international chain of supermarkets, Aldi’s sales and customer service staff are able to provide a personalised service to its customers, offering personalised assistance in relation to enquiries and complaints. The Company’s sales and support staff also provide assistance in relation to returns and refunds policy that allows customers to return certain products within 60 days for a full refund. Aldi supermarkets, however, remain a primarily self-service operation.
Aldi’s websites include a customer service section, which provide information on the Company’s policies, delivery options, and FAQs, and provides contact information for its various departments, enabling customers to get in touch with relevant staff either over the phone, via email, or through an online contact form.
Additionally, Aldi operates several social media accounts – including with Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and Pinterest – through which it is able to interact with customers directly.
Key Activities
Aldi is an international supermarket and grocery store operator. It has stores in numerous countries across Europe – including Denmark, the UK, Hungary, Belgium, and Ireland – as well as in the US and Australia.
The Company’s principal market is its native Germany, where it has its broadest networks of stores and which accounts for the majority of its sales revenue. Aldi’s outlets typically offer a catalogue of around 2,000 private label branded products to customers, spanning fresh meats, fresh produce items, wines and beers, and home goods.
The Company additionally provides various self-service offerings, including home delivery services and in-store pickup options, as well as providing mobile applications.
Key Partners
Aldi’s operations require that it partners with a range of businesses and organisations, in order to provide its customers with the best possible service. These partners include:
- Supplier and Vendor Partners, comprising suppliers of tools, resources and services, as well as of products and produce, which support the Company’s sales operations and assist in stocking its stores;
- Community and Social Responsibility Partners, comprising various non-profits and charitable organisations, with which the Company collaborates on various social and community projects around the world;
- Sponsorship and Marketing Partners, comprising a range of sports organisations and bodies, as well as brands, to which the Company provides funding in return for an association with the Aldi brand; and
- Strategic and Alliance Partners, comprising a range of companies and organisations with which the Company shares certain resources and collaborates on joint projects. Aldi recently signed several sponsorship partnerships, sponsoring Team GB at the Rio Olympics and becoming the official naming rights partner and supermarket of the MiniRoos program in Australia. The Company also has a partnership with international development body Farm Africa, and a tie-up The Skills Place Newham to promote its own Aldi Apprentice Scheme.
Key Resources
Aldi’s key resources are its brand, its catalogue of products and supply chain infrastructure, its physical properties – including stores and distribution centres, its online and mobile platforms and IT infrastructure, its partnerships, and its personnel.
Aldi owns and leases numerous properties across Europe, Australia, and the US, typically acquiring inexpensive land on city outskirts. The Company’s properties include supermarkets, warehouses, and distribution centres. While Aldi’s brand and trademark is key to its operations, searches of records published by the German Patent and Trademark Office identified no applications filed in Aldi’s name.
Cost Structure
Aldi incurs costs in relation to the acquisition of products and produce, the operation and maintenance of its supply chain and distribution infrastructure, the development of its digital channels and maintenance of its IT infrastructure, the management of its partnerships, and the retention of its personnel.
Revenue Streams
Aldi generates revenue through the sale of various products at its supermarkets, across Europe, the US, and Australia, as well as through its online and mobile channels. The Company’s products span a range of categories, principally including:
- Fresh Food;
- Bakery;
- Frozen;
- Drinks;
- Household;
- Health and Beauty; and
- Pet Care.


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Patterns
Patterns are guidance on how to solve certain types of problem. They include examples of successful approaches but are flexible and don’t prescribe exact design solutions.
Interaction patterns
| Pattern | Status | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Accordion | recommended | Interrupt the user flow with important information |
| Feedback | in-development | A consistent approach to giving users feedback in the service |
| Forms | in-development | A collection of form interaction elements and components |
| Tabs | in-development | Compartmentalising related content on a page |
| Filters | in-development | Retrieving data subsets |
Feedback patterns
| Pattern | Status | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Errors | recommended | Alerting users to issues with the page |
| Notifications | recommended | Updating users to changes in the service |
| Interruption cards | in-development | An alert that interrupts the user flow with important information and must be acknowledged before continuing. |
Navigation patterns
| Pattern | Status | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Main menu | in-development | Patterns to allow users to traverse through the service |
| Breadcrumbs and back buttons | in-development | Our approach to the 'back' button |
| Next steps | in-development | How users navigate after completing a transaction |
| Pagination | in-development | How we present the paging of data |
Visual cognition patterns
| Pattern | Status | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Tables | recommended | Fully responsive and accessible data tables |
| Information callouts | in-development | When information is not part of a feedback loop |
| Timelines | in-development | Used to express events in a chronological order |


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You get free dental check ups and treatment up until a year after your child's birth
You will need to show proof of your pregnancy, or that you have had a baby in the past 12 months. You can show things like:
- a valid maternity exemption card
- a MATB1 certificate issued by your midwife or GP
- your childs birth certificate
- a notification of birth form – the midwife who delivers your baby will give you this form
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Canaries and cockatiels kept at home may have contributed to man's death, inquest opening hears
by Adam HowlettAn inquest has been opened into the death of an 80-year-old man whose breathing problems may have been caused by him keeping canaries and cockatiels at his home.
Hugh Harrison, from Thetford, died at West Suffolk Hospital in Bury St Edmunds on August 18 after being admitted with breathing difficulties.
An inquest opening, at Suffolk Coroner's Court in Ipswich, heard his health deteriorated days after being taken into hospital.
Coroner's officer Julie Leacock told the inquest he had been exposed to dust as a welder and had also kept canaries and cockatiels in his house.
She said it was suspected that his exposure to industrial dust or his pet birds may have worsened his chest problems.
An independent case review is set to take place on December 23.
Senior coroner Nigel Parsley adjourned the inquest until February 17 next year.


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Contributing to ASchool
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- Clone the repository on your local machine (e.g.: using the Clone to Desktop button)
- Create a new branch for whatever feature or contribution you want to make
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- Work on the project feature/contribution in your favorite tools
- Commit your changes in your new branch
- TODO: Makeing a Pull Request


France Declares 'Red Alert' for Southeastern Coastal Departments Amid Flash Floods
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - France has issued the highest "red" alert for two of its departments located on the southeastern Mediterranean coast in light of heavy rains and flash floods in the region, Interior Minister Christophe Castaner said on Saturday.
"Red level in Var and Alpes-Maritimes. If you live in these departments, be vigilant, warn your relatives and friends and follow recommendations of the authorities", Castaner wrote on Twitter.
He added that relevant agencies were working at the scene to help people.
According to the BFMTV channel, hundreds of people have been evacuated due to heavy rains in the department of Var. At least 1,300 homes have faced a blackout, with trains also running with delays.
Most recently, last week, France faced another weather anomaly when hundreds of thousands of homes suffered from a power outage amid heavy snowfalls in the region of Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes, southeast-central France.


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Man Rapes Woman For Refusing To Have Sex With Him
The victim had gone for prayers, during which the pastor forcefully had carnal knowledge of her. He seized her pant; brazier and brought a small bottle and wanted to insert it into her private part but she struggled and ran out naked.
by SaharaReporters, New YorkA self-acclaimed pastor, Sunday Egbo, has confessed to raping a member of his church, who refused to have sexual intercourse with him.
The man made the confession while being paraded by the Enugu State Police Command on Tuesday.
The police said a coffin and multiple female pants were recovered from Egbo’s house.
It was gathered that the victim had gone for prayers, during which the pastor forcefully had carnal knowledge of her.
According to the state’s Commissioner of Police, the pastor took the woman to his room, brought out a magic stone and threatened to kill her if she raised the alarm.
He further stated that after the rape, he seized her pant; brazier and brought a small bottle and wanted to insert it into her private part but she struggled and ran out naked.
 So, I raped her.
“I paid a native doctor N200,000, to get the coffin and flute.

“But after two weeks, the money did not come as the native doctor told me.
“I believe I was deceived. So, I’m advising other men of God to follow the ways of God. There is no need seeking power and favour in the wrong ways.
“I also advise Nigerians to be mindful of the places they go for prayers.”


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My soon to be kindergartner still has “accidents.” What should I do when I send him to school?V.S. Atlanta, GA.
I'm assuming that you've already discussed the problem with your son's pediatrician. I'd suggest that you pack an emergency change of clothes (shoes and socks too) and wipes in his backpack. You should let the teacher know from start that the bathroom is an issue. Many teachers have instructional teaching time when they don't like students to use the bathroom. If your son's teacher is aware of the problem, he or she and your son can work out a plan or private signal for emergencies.


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Defensive Line.
DE Amos Ogun-Semore (redshirt freshman), DT Kent Berger (redshirt senior), NT Andrew Payne (redshirt senior), DE Will Evans (redshirt sophomore).
DE Sam McKnight (redshirt junior), NT Brian Arp (redshirt junior), DE Cole Baker (junior).
Antrez Baker (freshman), Bryce Dugan (freshman), Kylen McCracken (freshman), Bryce Stai (freshman), Juan Watkins (freshman), Cole Baker (transfer from East Mississippi Community College).
When you finish first in the Mid-American Conference in anything defensively, it’s generally regarded as a positive.
Ohio’s 4-3 defense held opponents to just 110.5 yards per game on the ground in 2017, leading the MAC and good for 10th in the nation. Only six teams managed to break the 100-yard mark against the Bobcats’ run defense, which was one of the main reasons for the program’s success last season. It was a collective effort from the Ohio’s front seven, but the work started with the guys along the defensive line.
Except, it sours now when the Bobcats have to deal with the loss of all four starters on the line that made that happen.
"We always say the defense starts up front, so I guess if you're going to make a choice you'd liked to say you have four all-conference guys coming back up front,” defensive coordinator Jimmy Burrow said at Ohio’s media day in early August. “It is what it is and at least in the back-end we're really working on improving our pass defense.”
In 2018, Ohio is trying to stay positive about the the difficulty it faces. It returns six players who saw playing time last season and at times were more effective than some starters. Still, it’s hard to reciprocate the feeling of a start; it’s something that a player truly can’t feel until he does it for the first time.
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Ohio redshirt senior defensive lineman Kevin Robbins tackles Toledo quarterback Logan Woodside during the first half of the Bobcats' 38-10 win against Toledo.
Starting at defensive end and leading the pass rush will be Amos Ogun-Semore and Will Evans.
Evans saw time in every game last season and finished with 15 tackles, 1.5 sacks and 3.5 tackles for loss. Ogun-Semore is entering just his first season of play after redshirting last year. He’s someone who defensive line coach Pete Germano is excited about. Ogun-Semore finished high school with 66 total tackles and 12 sacks, which made him the regional sack leader.
The closest thing to veteran experience on this line will come at defensive tackle with Kent Berger. A redshirt senior and captain, he’s played in 25 games over his time in Athens. He has 32 tackles, four sacks and a forced fumble. He was a boost for the line at times last season, the best example would be his two quarterback hits against Toledo. Putting pressure on Logan Woodside was one of they keys in the Bobcats’ signature win in 2017.
Playing his first full season ever last season, Andrew Payne will only improve in his redshirt senior season. Over 13 career games, Payne has 20 tackles, three sacks, 4.5 tackles for loss and a fumble recovery. The nose tackles is possibly the player that could make the most impact in coach Frank Solich’s defense. It’s there where the top rushing defense in the MAC is established.
“It'll take some time to get them into a gear where they feel comfortable and fly around the football field,” Solich said at media day. “The defensive line, we lost two guys that were really important to us, so we're going to have to fill that void, but we have some guys returning too who are proven football players.”
The defensive line takes a couple games to get into the swing of things, but by the start of the conference schedule, they’re back to barely allowing more than 100 yards a game. With a good youth movement, Evans leads a pass rush that can be dominant when it needs to be. With a stellar offensive attack, the defense holds up their end.
The necessary pass rush to compete in the MAC just isn’t there as Evans and Ogun-Semore struggle. Berger and Payne do the best they can, but when teams don’t have to worry about the pass rush, they take all the time they need inside the pocket.
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AMISTAD
A Film Review by James Berardinelli
RATING: ***1/2 OUT OF ****
United States, 1997 U.S. Release Date: 12/12/97 (limited); 12/25/97 (wide) Running Length: 2:37 MPAA Classification: R (Violence, mature themes, nudity) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Cast: Djimon Hounsou, Matthew McConaughey, Morgan Freeman, Anthony Hopkins, Nigel Hawthorne, Stellan Skarsgard, David Paymer, Pete Postlethwaite, Anna Paquin Director: Steven Spielberg Producers: Steven Spielberg, Debbie Allen, and Colin Wilson Screenplay: David Franzoni Cinematography: Janusz Kaminski Music: John Williams U.S. Distributor: Dreamworks SKG
Here's a word analogy: AMISTAD is to THE LOST WORLD as SCHINDLER'S LIST is to JURASSIC PARK. In 1993, after Steven Spielberg made the monster dino hit, many critics described SCHINDLER'S LIST as the director's "penance" (as if there was a need for him to apologize for making a crowd-pleasing blockbuster). Now, after a three-year layoff, Spielberg is back with a vengeance. Once again, his summer release was special effects-loaded action/adventure flick with dinosaurs munching on human appetizers. Now, following his 1993 pattern, he has fashioned another serious, inspirational Christmas release about the nature of humanity. That film is AMISTAD.
Although not as masterful as SCHINDLER'S LIST, AMISTAD is nevertheless a gripping motion picture. Thematically rich, impeccably crafted, and intellectually stimulating, the only area where this movie falls a little short is in its emotional impact. Watching SCHINDLER'S LIST was a powerful, almost spiritual, experience. Spielberg pulled us into the narrative, absorbed us in the drama, then finally let us go, exhausted and shattered, three-plus hours later. Aspects of the movie have stayed with me ever since. AMISTAD, while a fine example of film making, is not as transcendent.
The incident of the ship La Amistad is not found in any history books, but, considering who writes the texts, that's not a surprise. However, the event is a part of the American social and legal fabric, and, while AMISTAD does not adhere rigorously to the actual account, most of the basic facts are in order. Several, mostly minor changes have been made to enhance the film's dramatic force. On the whole, while AMISTAD may not be faithful to all of the details of the situation, it is true to the spirit and meaning of what transpired.
One stormy night during the summer of 1839, the 53 men imprisoned on the Spanish slave ship La Amistad escape. Led by the lion-hearted Cinque (Djimon Hounsou), they take control of the vessel, killing most of the crew. Adrift somewhere off the coast of Cuba and uncertain how to make their way back to Africa, they rely on the two surviving Spaniards to navigate the eastward journey. They are tricked, however, and the La Amistad, which makes its way northward off the United States' eastern coastline, is eventually captured by an American naval ship near Connecticut. The kidnapped Africans are shackled and thrown into prison, charged with murder and piracy.
The first men to come to the Africans' defense are abolitionists Theodore Joadson (Morgan Freeman) and Lewis Tappan (Stellan Skarsgard). They are soon joined by Roger Baldwin (Matthew McConaughey), a property attorney of little repute. Aided by advice from former President John Quincy Adams (Anthony Hopkins), Baldwin proves a more persuasive orator than anyone gave him credit for, and his central argument -- that the prisoners were illegally kidnapped free men, not property -- convinces the judge. But powerful forces have aligned against Baldwin's cause. Current President Martin Van Buren (Nigel Hawthorne), eager to please Southern voters and 11-year old Queen Isabella of Spain (Anna Paquin), begins pulling strings behind-the-scenes to ensure that none of the Africans goes free.
At its heart, AMISTAD is a tale of human courage. Cinque is a heroic figure whose spirit remains unbreakable regardless of the pain and indignity he is subjected to. He is a free man, not a slave, and, while he recognizes that he may die as a result of his struggle, he will not give it up. Effectively portrayed by newcomer Djimon Hounsou, whose passion and screen presence arrest our attention, Cinque is the key to viewers seeing the AMISTAD Africans as more than symbols in a battle of ideologies. They are individuals, and our ability to make that distinction is crucial to the movie's success. To amplify this point, Spielberg presents many scenes from the Africans' point-of-view, detailing their occasionally-humorous observations about some of the white man's seemingly-strange "rituals".
The larger struggle is, of course, one of defining humanity. As the Nazis felt justified in slaughtering Jews because they viewed their victims as "sub-human," so the pro-slavery forces of AMISTAD use a similar defense. The abolitionists regard the Africans as men, but the slavers and their supporters see them as animals or property. In a sense, the morality of slavery is on trial here with the specter of civil war, which would break out less than three decades later, looming over everything.
AMISTAD's presentation of the legal and political intricacies surrounding the trial are fascinating, making this movie one of the most engrossing courtroom dramas in recent history. Four claimants come forward against the Africans: the state, which wants them tried for murder; the Queen of Spain, who wants them handed over to her under the provision of an American/Spanish treaty; two American naval officers, who claim the right of high seas salvage; and the two surviving Spaniards from La Amistad, who demand that their property be returned to them. Baldwin must counter all of these claims, while facing a challenge to his own preconceived notions as the result of a relationship he develops with Cinque. Even though attorney and client are divided by a language barrier, they gradually learn to communicate.
Aside from Cinque, who is a fully-realized individual, characterization is spotty, but the acting is top-notch. Matthew McConaughey successfully overcomes his "pretty boy" image to become Baldwin, but the lawyer is never particularly well-defined outside of his role in the La Amistad case. Likewise, while Morgan Freeman and Stellan Skarsgard are effective as Joadson and Tappan, they are never anything more than "abolitionists." Nigel Hawthorne, who played the title character in THE MADNESS OF KING GEORGE, presents Martin Van Buren as a spineless sycophant to whom justice means far less than winning an election. Finally, there's Anthony Hopkins, whose towering portrayal of John Quincy Adams is as compelling as anything the great actor has recently done. Hopkins, who can convincingly play such diverse figures as a serial killer, an emotionally-crippled English butler, and Richard Nixon, makes us believe that he is Adams. His ten-minute speech about freedom and human values is unforgettable.
One point of difference worth noting between AMISTAD and SCHINDLER'S LIST is this film's lack of a well-defined human villain. SCHINDLER'S LIST had Ralph Fiennes' superbly-realized Amon Goeth, who was not only a three-dimensional character, but a personification of all that the Nazis stood for. There is no such figure in AMISTAD. The villain is slavery, but an ideology, no matter how evil, is rarely the best adversary. It is to Spielberg's credit that he has fashioned such a compelling motion picture without a prominent antagonist.
AMISTAD's trek to the screen, which encountered some choppy waters (author Barbara Chase-Riboud has cried plagiarism, a charge denied by the film makers), comes in the midst of an upsurge of interest in the incident. An opera of the same name opened in Chicago on November 29, 1997. Numerous books about the subject are showing up on bookstore shelves. It remains to be seen how much longevity the AMISTAD phenomena has, but one thing is certain -- with Spielberg's rousing, substantive film leading the way, the spotlight has now illuminated this chapter of American history.
Copyright 1997 James Berardinelli
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Jeremy Vine apologises after on-air cannabis gaffe
Jeremy Vine has apologised after appearing to offer Scotland’s oldest bagpipe player a “shedload” of cannabis.
The presenter, 54, made the gaffe on BBC Radio 2 during a live broadcast from Glasgow.
Vine told Billy McVie, 93, that he had “plenty of puff” to spare if the musician happened to run out during his time on the show.
Vine later apologised after being made aware that his comments could be interpreted as meaning “I’ve got a shedload of ganja”.
He said on Twitter: “I apologise for the phrase I used earlier on the radio.
“While interviewing Scotland’s oldest bagpiper, Billy McVie, 93, I told him: “I have got plenty of puff if you run out.
“I now understand that means ‘I’ve got a shedload of ganja if you’ve smoked all yours’.”
Mr McVie gave Vine a tutorial in playing the great Highland bagpipe, as well as a lesson in the instrument’s history.
Referring to his guest as Bob, Vine told listeners: “Bob is on a mission to convince us that the bagpipe is capable of producing the most melodic and beautiful music and that it has unfairly been described as discordant and screechy.
“The joy of having you here is that we can cleanse our minds of all the election talk now.
“We don’t have to do any politics. Do we?
Earlier in the programme, a General Election special, Vine discussed Glasgow’s “international reputation” for “the scourge of drugs” and spoke to a former heroin addict helping others in the city to fight addiction.
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. The former locates the first occurrence of a match in the string; the latter locates all occurrences. Four other verbs create, list, display, and free up compiled patterns: rxcomp, rxhandles, rxinfo
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phandle =. | Compile pattern |
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phandles =. | Return all pattern handles |
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rxcomp, rxhandles, rxinfo
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rxcomp
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rxfree
releases all resources associated with a compiled pattern.
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rxerror
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sub | first substring match |
rxfirst
returns the substring in the right argument which matches the pattern.
subs | all substring matches |
rxall
is a boxed list of all substrings in the right argument which match the pattern.
subs | select substrings matched |
rxfrom
returns a box containing the substrings described by each index/length pair on the left.
subs | cut into alternating non-match/match |
rxcut
returns a boxed list which will match the original string if razed. The items alternate between non-matches and matches, always starting with a non-match.
newstr | replace pat with rplcstr |
rxrplc
replaces substrings in the right argument. The left argument is a
boxed list of the pattern and the replacement text.
newstr | merge rplcstrs into string |
rxmerge
takes a table of matches as an argument, and returns a verb which merges the boxed strings in the left argument into those positions on the right. (Similar to } adverb).
newstr | apply f to each match |
rxapply
applies its verb argument to each of the substring in the right argument which match the pattern in the left argument.
All verbs which take a pattern as an argument can be called with either a character list containing a pattern or pattern handle (an integer resulting from rxcomp
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and rxmatches
. If a boxed array is passed rather than a character or numeric pattern, it is a 2-element list consisting of a pattern and a list of the indices of the important rows in a match.
For example, the pattern '(x+)([[:digit:]]+)'
matches one or more letters 'x'
, followed by a string of digits, with both the 'x'
s and the digits being a subexpressions of the pattern. Each match will be returned as a three-row table, describing the entire match, just the 'x'
s, and just the digits.
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Controller class for instrumenting the upgrade process on Huddly IP cameras.
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The upgrader options necessary to perform the firmware upgrade |
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Perform the complete upgrade process asynchronously
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Helper function that fetches the firmware version string from the device.
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Helper function that fetches the version state from the device.
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A helper function that makes it possible to peform the upgrade substeps such as FLASH and COMMITT by reading the cpio file and sending the data over to the camera using grpc streams.
Parameters :
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{Promise |
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Defined in src/components/upgrader/ipUpgrader.ts:156
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Sets up event listeners for ATTACH & DETACH for when the device under upgrade is rebooted as part of the process itself. This method helps indetify when the booted camera comes up so that the upgrade process can continue to completion.
Returns :
void
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| Async shouldUseLegacy |
shouldUseLegacy()
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Defined in src/components/upgrader/ipUpgrader.ts:215
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Returns :
unknown
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| Async start |
start()
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Defined in src/components/upgrader/ipUpgrader.ts:227
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Perform the complete upgrade process synchronously
Returns :
Promise<void>
{Promise |
| ipBaseManager |
getipBaseManager()
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Defined in src/components/upgrader/ipUpgrader.ts:107
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Helper getter that typecasts the _cameraManager member into a IPBaseDevice type
Returns :
IpBaseDevice
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import { EventEmitter } from 'events';
import cpio from 'cpio-stream';
import { lt } from 'semver';
import IUpgradeOpts from '@huddly/sdk-interfaces/lib/interfaces/IUpgradeOpts';
import IDeviceUpgrader from '@huddly/sdk-interfaces/lib/interfaces/IDeviceUpgrader';
import IDeviceManager from '@huddly/sdk-interfaces/lib/interfaces/IDeviceManager';
import Logger from '@huddly/sdk-interfaces/lib/statics/Logger';
import UpgradeStatus, { UpgradeStatusStep } from './upgradeStatus';
import AceUpgraderError from './../../error/AceUpgraderError';
import CameraEvents from './../../utilitis/events';
import * as grpc from '@grpc/grpc-js';
import ErrorCodes from './../../../src/error/errorCodes';
import BufferStream from './../../utilitis/bufferStream';
import * as huddly from '@huddly/camera-proto/lib/api/huddly_pb';
import { Empty } from 'google-protobuf/google/protobuf/empty_pb';
import IpBaseDevice from '../device/ipbase';
import ClientWritableStreamEmulator from '../../utilitis/clientWritableStreamEmulator';
const UPGRADE_STEP_TIMEOUT = 20;
const VERIFICATION_FILE = 'verify.md5';
const NEW_CPIO_FORMAT_SUPPORT = '1.6.0';
/**
* Enum describing the different upgrade steps for L1.
*
* @export
* @enum {number}
*/
export enum UpgradeSteps {
FLASH = 0,
REBOOT = 1,
COMMIT = 2,
}
/**
* Controller class for instrumenting the upgrade process on Huddly IP cameras.
*
* @export
* @class IpCameraUpgrader
* @extends {EventEmitter}
* @implements {IDeviceUpgrader}
*/
export default class IpCameraUpgrader extends EventEmitter implements IDeviceUpgrader {
className: string = 'IpCameraUpgrader';
/**
* @ignore
* Camera manager instance for Ace
*
* @type {IDeviceManager}
* @memberof IpCameraUpgrader
*/
_cameraManager: IDeviceManager;
/**
* @ignore
* Event emitter object that emits ATTACH & DETACH events for Ace devices on the network
*
* @type {EventEmitter}
* @memberof IpCameraUpgrader
*/
_sdkDeviceDiscoveryEmitter: EventEmitter;
/**
* The upgrader options necessary to perform the firmware upgrade
*
* @type {IUpgradeOpts}
* @memberof IpCameraUpgrader
*/
options: IUpgradeOpts;
/**
* Defines the maximum amount of time (in seconds) that the camera is allowed to use for
* booting after firmware upgrade.
*
* @type {IUpgradeOpts}
* @memberof IpCameraUpgrader
*/
bootTimeout: number = 30 * 1000; // 30 seconds
/**
* @ignore
* Upgrade status object used to emit upgrade progress throughout the whole upgrade process.
*
* @type {UpgradeStatus}
* @memberof IpCameraUpgrader
*/
_upgradeStatus: UpgradeStatus;
/**
* @ignore
* Wheter or not to use the legacy cpio format
*
* @type {boolean}
* @memberof IpCameraUpgrader
*/
_useLegacy: boolean;
/**
* Helper getter that typecasts the _cameraManager member into a IPBaseDevice type
*
* @type {IpBaseDevice}
* @memberof IpCameraUpgrader
*/
get ipBaseManager(): IpBaseDevice {
if (this._cameraManager instanceof IpBaseDevice) {
return <IpBaseDevice>this._cameraManager;
}
throw new Error(
`IP camera upgrader initialized with wrong camera manager! Manager is not instance of IpBaseDevice but => ${this._cameraManager.constructor.name}`
);
}
/**
* Creates a new instance of IpCameraUpgrader.
* @param {IDeviceManager} manager An instance of IDeviceManager setup for an IpBaseDevice.
* @param {EventEmitter} sdkDeviceDiscoveryEmitter Event emitter object that emits ATTACH & DETACH events for IP devices on the network
* @memberof IpCameraUpgrader
*/
constructor(
manager: IDeviceManager,
sdkDeviceDiscoveryEmitter: EventEmitter,
useLegacy?: boolean
) {
super();
this._useLegacy = useLegacy;
this._cameraManager = manager;
this._sdkDeviceDiscoveryEmitter = sdkDeviceDiscoveryEmitter;
}
/**
* Method for initializing the upgrade and setting up the proper callbacks and event listeners.
*
* @param {IUpgradeOpts} opts Options required to carry out and facilitate the upgrade process
* @memberof IpCameraUpgrader
*/
init(opts: IUpgradeOpts): void {
this.options = opts;
if (opts.bootTimeout) {
this.bootTimeout = opts.bootTimeout * 1000;
}
this.registerHotPlugEvents();
}
/**
* Sets up event listeners for ATTACH & DETACH for when the device under upgrade
* is rebooted as part of the process itself. This method helps indetify when the
* booted camera comes up so that the upgrade process can continue to completion.
*
* @memberof IpCameraUpgrader
*/
registerHotPlugEvents(): void {
this._sdkDeviceDiscoveryEmitter.on(CameraEvents.ATTACH, async (devManager) => {
if (devManager && devManager instanceof IpBaseDevice) {
const ipDeviceMng: IpBaseDevice = <IpBaseDevice>devManager;
if (ipDeviceMng.equals(this._cameraManager)) {
this._cameraManager = devManager;
this.emit('UPGRADE_REBOOT_COMPLETE');
}
}
});
this._sdkDeviceDiscoveryEmitter.on(CameraEvents.DETACH, async (d) => {
if (d && this.ipBaseManager.wsdDevice.serialNumber === d.serialNumber) {
this.ipBaseManager.closeConnection();
this.emit('UPGRADE_REBOOT');
}
});
}
/**
* @ignore
* Helper function for emitting upgrade progress events
*
* @param {string} [statusString] A message accompanying the progress event
* @memberof IpCameraUpgrader
*/
emitProgressStatus(statusString?: string) {
if (statusString) this._upgradeStatus.statusString = statusString;
this.emit(CameraEvents.UPGRADE_PROGRESS, this._upgradeStatus.getStatus());
}
getUpgradeMethodsAndFileNames() {
if (this._useLegacy) {
return {
flash: (upgradeStepCompleteCb) =>
this.ipBaseManager.grpcClient.upgradeDevice(upgradeStepCompleteCb),
verify: (upgradeStepCompleteCb) =>
this.ipBaseManager.grpcClient.upgradeVerify(upgradeStepCompleteCb),
imageFileName: 'image.itb',
};
}
return {
flash: (upgradeStepCompleteCb) =>
this.ipBaseManager.grpcClient.upgradeImage(upgradeStepCompleteCb),
verify: (upgradeStepCompleteCb) => {
const endFunction = (data: Uint8Array | string) => {
const verificationRequest = new huddly.VerificationRequest();
verificationRequest.setFormat(huddly.VerificationFormat.MD5SUM);
verificationRequest.setData(data);
this.ipBaseManager.grpcClient.verifyIntegrity(verificationRequest, upgradeStepCompleteCb);
};
const stream: ClientWritableStreamEmulator = new ClientWritableStreamEmulator(endFunction);
return stream;
},
imageFileName: 'image.img',
verificationDataFileName: VERIFICATION_FILE,
};
}
async shouldUseLegacy() {
return (
!(await this.hasVerificationFile()) || lt(await this.getVersion(), NEW_CPIO_FORMAT_SUPPORT)
);
}
/**
* Perform the complete upgrade process synchronously
*
* @return {*} {Promise<void>} Void function. Use `await` when calling this method.
* @memberof IpCameraUpgrader
*/
async start(): Promise<void> {
const firstUploadStatusStep = new UpgradeStatusStep('Executing software upgrade', 30);
const rebootStep = new UpgradeStatusStep('Rebooting camera', 60);
const verificationStep = new UpgradeStatusStep('Verifying new software', 10);
this._upgradeStatus = new UpgradeStatus([firstUploadStatusStep, rebootStep, verificationStep]);
try {
if (this._useLegacy === undefined) {
this._useLegacy = await this.shouldUseLegacy();
}
// Check that camera is running in Normal/Verified state
await this.verifyVersionState(huddly.VersionState.VERIFIED);
Logger.debug('Starting Upgrade', this.className);
this.emitProgressStatus('Starting upgrade');
this.emit(CameraEvents.UPGRADE_START);
firstUploadStatusStep.progress = 50;
this.emitProgressStatus();
Logger.debug('Flashing firmware ...', this.className);
await this.flash();
firstUploadStatusStep.progress = 100;
Logger.debug('Flash completed!', this.className);
rebootStep.progress = 1;
this.emitProgressStatus('Rebooting camera');
await this.reboot();
// Start interval for emitting upgrade progress events while camera is booting up
const rebootUpgradeProgress = setInterval(() => {
if (rebootStep.progress >= 95) {
// Last 5% will be completed upon camera coming up after reboot
clearInterval(rebootUpgradeProgress);
return;
}
rebootStep.progress += 5;
this.emitProgressStatus();
}, 1000);
// Timeout if the camera does not come back up after bootTimeout seconds have passed!
const bootTimeout = setTimeout(() => {
clearTimeout(bootTimeout);
clearInterval(rebootUpgradeProgress);
this.emit(CameraEvents.TIMEOUT, 'Camera did not come back up after upgrade!');
}, this.bootTimeout);
this.once('UPGRADE_REBOOT_COMPLETE', async () => {
Logger.debug('Camera successfully booted after upgrade', this.className);
clearInterval(rebootUpgradeProgress);
try {
rebootStep.progress = 100;
this.emitProgressStatus();
// Check that camera comes up in Unverified state
await this.verifyVersionState(huddly.VersionState.UNVERIFIED);
// Check that the camera comes up with expected version
await this.verifyVersion();
verificationStep.progress = 50;
Logger.debug('Verifying new software', this.className);
this.emitProgressStatus('Verifying new software');
await this.commit();
// Check that camera comes up in Committed state
await this.verifyVersionState(huddly.VersionState.VERIFIED);
verificationStep.progress = 100;
Logger.debug('Upgrade Completed', this.className);
this.emitProgressStatus('Upgrade complete');
clearTimeout(bootTimeout);
this.emit(CameraEvents.UPGRADE_COMPLETE, this._cameraManager);
} catch (e) {
clearTimeout(bootTimeout);
// Upgrade fail event is already emitted
}
});
} catch {
// Exeption handling and error event emitting is done on the individual steps within the try block
// Ignore errors here
}
}
/**
* @ignore
*
* Does a verification of the current version state of the camera. It does a version state fetch
* and matches that with the one given as parameter.
*
* @param {number} expectedState The expected state that the camera should be in.
* @return {*} {Promise<void>} Void function. Use `await` when calling this method.
* @memberof IpCameraUpgrader
* @throws {AceUpgraderError} Device not running in expected state.
*/
async verifyVersionState(expectedState: number): Promise<void> {
const currentState: number = await this.getVersionState();
if (currentState !== expectedState) {
const currentStateStr: string = Object.keys(huddly.VersionState).find(
(key) => huddly.VersionState[key] === currentState
);
const expectedStateStr: string = Object.keys(huddly.VersionState).find(
(key) => huddly.VersionState[key] === expectedState
);
const errMsg = `Device not running in expected state. Expected ${expectedStateStr} | Got ${currentStateStr}`;
Logger.error(errMsg, undefined, this.className);
this.emit(CameraEvents.UPGRADE_FAILED, errMsg);
throw new AceUpgraderError(errMsg, ErrorCodes.UPGRADE_FAILED);
}
}
/**
* @ignore
* Helper function for reading the version string from the provided CPIO file
* and matching that with whatever version the camera is currently running.
*
* @return {*} {Promise<void>} Void function. Use `await` when calling this method.
* @memberof IpCameraUpgrader
*/
async verifyVersion(): Promise<void> {
const extract = cpio.extract();
const currentVersion: string = await this.getVersion();
const expcetedVersion: string = await new Promise((resolve) => {
let expcetedVersion: string = 'N/A';
const readTimeout: NodeJS.Timeout = global.setTimeout(() => {
Logger.warn(
'Unable to read version string from cpio file within 1s time frame',
this.className
);
resolve('N/A');
}, 1000);
extract.on('entry', (header: any, stream: any, cb: any) => {
stream.on('end', () => {
cb();
if (header.name === 'version') {
extract.emit('finish');
}
});
if (header.name == 'version') {
stream.on('data', (verionStr: any) => {
expcetedVersion = verionStr;
});
}
stream.resume();
});
extract.on('finish', () => {
extract.destroy();
clearTimeout(readTimeout);
resolve(expcetedVersion);
});
new BufferStream(this.options.file).pipe(extract);
});
if (currentVersion.toString() != expcetedVersion.toString()) {
const errMsg: string = `Camera running wrong version! Expected ${expcetedVersion} but got ${currentVersion}`;
this.emit(CameraEvents.UPGRADE_FAILED, errMsg);
Logger.error(errMsg, undefined, this.className);
throw new AceUpgraderError(errMsg, ErrorCodes.UPGRADE_VERSION_MISMATCH);
}
}
/**
* @ignore
* Calculate expected slot based on current slot.
*
* @param {string} curretSlot Current slot that the camera has booted from.
* @return {*} {string} The next slot the camera will boot after upgrade.
* @memberof IpCameraUpgrader
*/
calculateExpectedSlot(curretSlot: string): string {
if (!['A', 'B', 'C'].includes(curretSlot)) {
throw new AceUpgraderError(`Unexpected slot: ${curretSlot}`, 1);
}
if (['B', 'C'].includes(curretSlot)) {
return 'A';
}
if (curretSlot === 'A') {
return 'B';
}
}
/**
* @ignore
* Verify that the camera has booted from the expected slot after upgrade.
*
* @param {string} slotBeforeUpgrade The old slot that the camera started the upgrade from.
* @return {*} {Promise<void>} Void function. Use `await` when calling this method.
* @memberof IpCameraUpgrader
*/
async verifySlot(slotBeforeUpgrade: string): Promise<void> {
const expectedSlot: string = this.calculateExpectedSlot(slotBeforeUpgrade);
const currentSlot: string = await this.ipBaseManager.getSlot();
if (expectedSlot !== currentSlot) {
const errMsg: string = `Camera booted from wrong slot! Expected ${expectedSlot} but got ${currentSlot}`;
this.emit(CameraEvents.UPGRADE_FAILED, errMsg);
Logger.error(errMsg, undefined, this.className);
throw new AceUpgraderError(errMsg, ErrorCodes.UPGRADE_WRONG_BOOT_SLOT);
}
}
/**
* Helper function that fetches the version state from the device.
*
* @return {*} {Promise<number>} Resolves with the version state when the action is completed.
* @memberof IpCameraUpgrader
*/
getVersionState(): Promise<number> {
return new Promise((resolve) => {
this.ipBaseManager.grpcClient.getDeviceVersion(
new Empty(),
(err: grpc.ServiceError, deviceVersion: huddly.DeviceVersion) => {
if (err) {
Logger.error(
`Unable to get device version state! Error msg: ${err.message}`,
err.stack,
this.className
);
resolve(undefined);
}
resolve(deviceVersion.getVersionState());
}
);
});
}
/**
* Helper function that fetches the firmware version string from the device.
*
* @return {*} {Promise<string>} Resolves with the version straing when the action is completed.
* @memberof IpCameraUpgrader
*/
getVersion(): Promise<string> {
return new Promise((resolve) => {
this.ipBaseManager.grpcClient.getDeviceVersion(
new Empty(),
(err: grpc.ServiceError, deviceVersion: huddly.DeviceVersion) => {
if (err) {
Logger.error(
`Unable to get device version! Error msg: ${err.message}`,
err.stack,
this.className
);
resolve(undefined);
}
resolve(deviceVersion.getVersion());
}
);
});
}
hasVerificationFile(): Promise<boolean> {
const extract = cpio.extract();
return new Promise((resolve) => {
const timeout = setTimeout(() => resolve(true), 500);
extract.on('entry', (header, stream, callback) => {
if (header.name === VERIFICATION_FILE) {
extract.emit('finish');
}
stream.on('end', callback);
stream.resume();
});
extract.on('finish', () => {
clearTimeout(timeout);
resolve(false);
});
new BufferStream(this.options.file).pipe(extract);
});
}
/**
* A helper function that makes it possible to peform the upgrade substeps such as FLASH and COMMITT by
* reading the cpio file and sending the data over to the camera using grpc streams.
*
* @param {UpgradeSteps} step Represents the upgrade substep to be run on the device.
* @param {string} stepName A string represnetation of the upgrade substep for debugging purposes.
* @return {*} {Promise<string>} Resolve with upgrade status message when the action is completed.
* @memberof IpCameraUpgrader
*/
performUpgradeStep(step: UpgradeSteps, stepName: string): Promise<string> {
const extract = cpio.extract();
return new Promise(async (resolve, reject) => {
const upgradeUtils = this.getUpgradeMethodsAndFileNames();
const readTimeout: NodeJS.Timeout = global.setTimeout(() => {
const errMsg = `Unable to perform upgrade step ${step} within given time of ${UPGRADE_STEP_TIMEOUT} seconds`;
Logger.warn(errMsg, this.className);
this.emit(CameraEvents.UPGRADE_FAILED, errMsg);
reject(errMsg);
}, UPGRADE_STEP_TIMEOUT * 1000);
const upgradeStepCompleteCb = (err: grpc.ServiceError, deviceStatus: huddly.DeviceStatus) => {
clearTimeout(readTimeout);
if (err != undefined) {
this.emit(CameraEvents.UPGRADE_FAILED, err);
Logger.error(
`Unable to perform ${stepName} step on device!`,
err.message,
this.className
);
reject(err.details);
return;
}
resolve(
`${stepName} step completed. Status code ${deviceStatus.getCode()}, message ${deviceStatus.getMessage()}`
);
};
let stream: grpc.ClientWritableStream<huddly.Chunk> | ClientWritableStreamEmulator;
let fileToRead: string = upgradeUtils.imageFileName;
switch (step) {
case UpgradeSteps.FLASH:
stream = upgradeUtils.flash(upgradeStepCompleteCb);
break;
case UpgradeSteps.COMMIT:
stream = upgradeUtils.verify(upgradeStepCompleteCb);
if (upgradeUtils.verificationDataFileName) {
// New CPIO format uses a md5 file for verifying rather than the whole image file
fileToRead = upgradeUtils.verificationDataFileName;
}
break;
default:
const upgradeStepStr: string = Object.keys(UpgradeSteps).find(
(key) => UpgradeSteps[key] === step
);
clearTimeout(readTimeout);
reject(
new AceUpgraderError(
`Unknown upgrade step ${upgradeStepStr}`,
ErrorCodes.UPGRADE_FAILED
)
);
}
extract.on('entry', (header: any, cpioStream: any, cb: any) => {
cpioStream.on('end', () => {
cb();
if (fileToRead === header.name) {
extract.destroy();
stream.end();
}
});
cpioStream.on('data', (chunk: Buffer) => {
if (fileToRead === header.name) {
const huddlyChunk = new huddly.Chunk();
huddlyChunk.setContent(chunk);
stream.write(huddlyChunk);
}
});
cpioStream.resume(); // auto drain
});
new BufferStream(this.options.file).pipe(extract);
});
}
/**
* @ignore
* Performs a firmware write/flash step using the provided cpio image
*
* @return {*} {Promise<string>} Resolves with flash status message when the action is completed.
* @memberof IpCameraUpgrader
*/
async flash(): Promise<string> {
return this.performUpgradeStep(UpgradeSteps.FLASH, 'FLASH');
}
/**
* @ignore
* Performs a software reboot on the device.
*
* @return {*} {Promise<void>} Void function. Use `await` when calling this method.
* @memberof IpCameraUpgrader
*/
reboot(): Promise<void> {
return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
Logger.debug('Rebooting camera....', this.className);
this.ipBaseManager.grpcClient.reset(
new Empty(),
(err: grpc.ServiceError, status: huddly.DeviceStatus) => {
if (err || status.getCode() !== huddly.StatusCode.OK) {
this.emit(CameraEvents.UPGRADE_FAILED, err);
Logger.error(`Reboot failed!`, err, this.className);
if (status == undefined) {
reject(`Reboot failed! Error: code [${err.code}] Details [${err.details}]`);
} else {
reject(
`Reboot failed! DeviceStatus: code [${status.getCode()}] Msg [${status.getMessage()}]`
);
}
return;
}
this.ipBaseManager.closeConnection();
resolve();
}
);
});
}
/**
* @ignore
* Performs a firmware verification step using the provided cpio image.
*
* @return {*} {Promise<string>} Resolves with commit status message when the action is completed.
* @memberof IpCameraUpgrader
*/
async commit(): Promise<string> {
return this.performUpgradeStep(UpgradeSteps.COMMIT, 'COMMIT');
}
/**
* @ignore
*/
upgradeIsValid(): Promise<boolean> {
throw new Error('Method not supported!');
}
/**
* Perform the complete upgrade process asynchronously
*
* @return {*} {Promise<void>} Resolves when the upgrade process is completed. Rejects if upgrade failes.
* @memberof IpCameraUpgrader
*/
doUpgrade(): Promise<void> {
return new Promise<void>((resolve, reject) => {
this.once(CameraEvents.UPGRADE_COMPLETE, () => resolve());
this.once(CameraEvents.UPGRADE_FAILED, (e) => reject(e));
this.start();
});
}
}


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Using assets in the filter stream; filter compositing
To change image, drag-and-drop an image file over the canvas
Line IN
Line MIX
Composite operation
Opacity
Offset - X
Offset - Y
Test purpose
Create two Cells which we can use to generate images for the filter
Load an additional image from the DOM
For each of our assets, create an image filter to load the assets into the filter pipeline
Create a compositing filter
Create a Block entity, using a gradient for its fill, and apply the compositing filter to it
Update the filter's lineIn and lineMix attributes and note the effect
Update the composite operation, check that the choice changes the display appropriately
In particular make sure the lineMix asset moves when the filter offset values are updated
Note that filter memoization would provide no benefit in this demo because of the way we include the (rotating) cell-based wheel image filter in the display block filters array, even though that filter will only be displayed (as part of the compositing filter) if selected. Moral: only load process-image filters into a filter array if you intend to use them!


This extension complements Burp's active scanner by using a novel approach capable of finding and confirming both known and unknown classes of server-side injection vulnerabilities. Evolved from classic manual techniques, this approach reaps many of the benefits of manual testing including casual WAF evasion, a tiny network footprint, and flexibility in the face of input filtering.
For more information, please refer to the whitepaper at http://blog.portswigger.net/2016/11/backslash-powered-scanning-hunting.html
The code can be found at https://github.com/portswigger/backslash-powered-scanner Contributions and feature requests are welcome.
This extension requires Burp Suite 1.7.10 or later and Java version 8.


1995, Master in Nuclear Engineering by Quaid-i-Azam University Pakistan
Information & Mechatronics (Image Processing)
Information & Communication (Image Processing) by Gwangju Institute of Science & Technology
Electrical Engineering by University of Engineering & Technology


Don't forget what's important. Your favorite hamburger. Available at six locations in Pittsford, Brighton, and Henrietta, Chili, Gates, and Webster.
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Let me repeat: This magnificient house is very big. So big that it has a living room and a dining room and a kitchen, as well as 6 bedrooms, and three bathrooms. Both charming and elegant, this house will cater to the extrovert and introvert, providing plenty of space for parties as well as cozy corners to read a good book. And again: This magnificient house is very big. So big that it has a living room and a dining room and a kitchen, as well as 6 bedrooms, and three bathrooms.


The 79 heat alert events that we found above had 73 of them starting with an HA, and just 6 starting with an EHA. I wasn’t quite sure how this would come out, but I knew it had something to do with the number of days between one heat alert day and the next, so I calculated those first and then figured out what to do with them.
Solution
This will need lubridate
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## # A tibble: 10 x 4
## id date code year
## <dbl> <date> <chr> <dbl>
## 1 219 2016-07-24 EHAE 2016
## 2 47 2005-07-10 HA 2005
## 3 67 2006-07-03 EHA 2006
## 4 176 2013-06-26 EHAD 2013
## 5 193 2015-07-28 HAE 2015
## 6 141 2012-06-19 HA 2012
## 7 55 2005-07-18 EHA 2005
## 8 119 2010-09-02 EHA 2010
## 9 102 2009-06-25 EHA 2009
## 10 9 2001-08-09 EHA 2001
That seems to have worked. I listed a random sample of rows to get back to previous years. Having convinced myself that it worked, let me save it:
Solution
Count them again:
## # A tibble: 16 x 2
## year n
## <dbl> <int>
## 1 2001 9
## 2 2002 16
## 3 2003 6
## 4 2004 2
## 5 2005 26
## 6 2006 17
## 7 2007 15
## 8 2008 9
## 9 2009 3
## 10 2010 16
## 11 2011 12
## 12 2012 21
## 13 2013 13
## 14 2014 1
## 15 2015 12
## 16 2016 22
There are various things you could say, most of which are likely to be good. My immediate reaction is that most of the years with a lot of heat-alert days are in the last few years, and most of the years with not many are near the start, so there is something of an upward trend. Having said that, 2014 is unusually low (that was a cool summer, if you recall), and 2005 was unusually high. (Was that the summer of the big power outage? I forget. I looked it up. It was 2003, my first summer in Ontario.)
You could also reasonably say that there isn’t much pattern: the number of heat-alert days goes up and down. In fact, anything that’s not obviously nonsense will do.
I was thinking about making a graph of these frequencies against year, and sticking some kind of smooth trend on it. This uses the output we just got, which is itself a data frame:
## `geom_smooth()` using method = 'loess' and formula 'y ~ x'
The pattern is very scattered, as is commonly the case with environmental-science-type data, but there is a very small upward trend. So it seems that either answer is justified, either ``there is no trend’’ or “there is something of an upward trend”.
The other thing I notice on this plot is that if there are a lot of heat-alert days one year, there will probably also be a lot in the next year (and correspondingly if the number of heat-alert days is below average: it tends to be below average again in the next year). This pattern is known to time-series people as “autocorrelation” and indicates that the number of heat-alert days in one year and the next is not independent: if you know one year, you can predict the next year. (Assessment of trend and autocorrelation are hard to untangle properly.)
I learn from Environmental Science grad students (of whom we have a number at UTSC) that the approved measure of association is called the Mann-Kendall correlation, which is the Kendall correlation of the data values with time. In the same way that we use the sign test when we doubt normality, and it uses the data more crudely but safely, the regular (so-called Pearson) correlation assumes normality (of the errors in the regression of one variable on the other), and when you doubt that (as you typically do with this kind of data) you compute a different kind of correlation with time. What the Kendall correlation does is to take each pair of observations and ask whether the trend with time is uphill or downhill. For example, there were 3 heat-alert days in 2009, 16 in 2010 and 12 in 2011. Between 2009 and 2010, the trend is uphill (increasing with time), and also between 2009 and 2011 (there were more heat-alert days in the later year), but between 2010 and 2011 the trend is downhill. The idea of the Kendall correlation is you take all the pairs of points, of which there are typically rather a lot, count up how many pairs are uphill and how many downhill, and apply a formula to get a correlation between \(-1\) and 1. (If there are about an equal number of uphills and downhills, the correlation comes out near 0; if they are mostly uphill, the correlation is near 1, and if they are mostly downhill, the correlation is near \(-1\).) It doesn’t matter how uphill or downhill the trends are, only the number of each, in the same way that the sign test only counts the number of values above or below the hypothesized median, not how far above or below they are.
This can be calculated, and even tested:
## Warning in cor.test.default(year, n, method = "kendall"): Cannot compute exact
## p-value with ties
##
## Kendall's rank correlation tau
##
## data: year and n
## z = 0.31612, p-value = 0.7519
## alternative hypothesis: true tau is not equal to 0
## sample estimates:
## tau
## 0.05907646
The Mann-Kendall correlation is a thoroughly unremarkable 0.06, and with only 16 data points, a null hypothesis that the correlation is zero is far from being rejected, P-value 0.7519 as shown. So this is no evidence of a time trend at all.
I’d like to say a word about how I got these data. They came from link. If you take a look there, there are no obvious rows and columns. This format is called JSON. Look a bit more carefully and you’ll see stuff like this, repeated:
{"id":"232","date":"2016-09-08","code":"HAU",
"text":"Toronto's Medical Officer of Health has upgraded the Heat Warning to an Extended Heat Warning"}
one for each heat alert day. These are “keys” (on the left side of
the :
) and “values” (on the right side).
This is the same kind of thing as a dictionary in Python. The keys
are column headers (if the data were in a data frame) and the values
are the data values that would be in that column. In JSON generally,
there’s no need for the keys to be the same in every row, but if they
are, as they are here, the data can be arranged in a data frame. How?
Read on.
I did this in R, using a package called jsonlite
, with this code:
library(jsonlite)
url <- "http://app.toronto.ca/opendata/heat_alerts/heat_alerts_list.json"
heat <- fromJSON(url, simplifyDataFrame = T)
head(heat)
write_csv(heat, "heat.csv")
After loading the package, I create a variable url
that
contains the URL for the JSON file. The fromJSON
line takes
something that is JSON (which could be text, a file or a URL) and
converts it to and saves it in a data frame. Finally, I save the data
frame in a .csv
file. That’s the .csv
file you used. If you run that code, you’ll get a .csv
file of heat
alerts right up to the present, and you can update my analysis.
Why .csv
? If I had used write_delim
, the values
would have been separated by spaces. But, the text
is
a sentence of several words, which are themselves separated by
spaces. I could have had you read in everything else and not the
text, and then separated-by-spaces would have been fine, but I wanted
you to see the text so that you could understand the code
values. So .csv
is what it was.


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Story: Words and sentences: plants and animals
Words and sentences: plants and animals
Title
Words and sentences: plants and animals
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Summary
!nanni and Tamme give the names of some plants and animals found in their country. This includes some information about them, as well as if and how they are eaten.
Comments
1) This story is found in Book XI & XII-4
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Date
23 January 1880
Categories
Words and sentences, Plants and animals, Custom and daily life
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