Nyzo version 571 (commit on GitHub) adds HTTPS capability to the WebListener.
This version affects all run modes when the WebListener is active.
With the exception of a single array in a new class, all of the changes in this version are in the WebListener class. At the top of the class, two constants were added for use in the preferences file. These preferences are for the path of the certificate keystore and the password to access the keystore.
Another constant was added for a temporaryForwardingWebDirectory. This directory is used on a temporary basis to allow validation with certbot from Let's Encrypt.
The start() method was refactored. The logic handling the HTTP socket was encapsulated in the openHttpListener() method, and the openHttpsListener() method was added for the new HTTPS socket.
The openHttpListener() method contains the same basic logic that was used for the HTTP socket in the previous version. One try/catch block wraps the creation of the ServerSocket and another wraps the acceptance and processing of each client Socket.
The openHttpsListener() method follows the same pattern as the openHttpListener() method. A ServerSocket is opened, and connections are accepted and processed. The ServerSocket, in this case, is an SSLServerSocket, which provides the encryption for HTTPS.
Under default settings, the SSLServerSocket supports TLS 1.0, TLS 1.1, and several weak cipher suites. The protocol is restricted to TLS 1.2 only, and weak cipher suites are disabled.
In the thread of processSocket(), the read timeout was increased from 0.3 seconds to 2.0 seconds to allow extra time for encryption overhead. Also, the readMessageAndRespond() method is now called in a loop to allow sockets to be reused by a browser.
In readMessageAndRespond(), a value is now returned to indicate whether a successful read and write occurred on the socket. The output stream is now left open, and the socket is no longer closed. Also, for added safety, all double dots are removed from the path to avoid attempts at escaping the web directory.
In getResponse(), a condition was added to allow files to be served from a temporary web directory. This allows the Let's Encrypt certbot to be used without stopping the WebListener.
The getTemporaryForwardingResponse() method serves text files from the temporaryForwardingWebDirectory.
The getPortHttps() method works like the getPort() method, providing the protocol's standard port as a default and allowing both global and run-mode-specific preference overrides.
The WebListenerCipherSuites class provides a single array with cipher suites that are not known to be weak. The list derivation process is described in the comment.
This site provides step-by-step instructions for obtaining an SSL certificate and configuring the WebListener for HTTPS.


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The 7th Annual
Hellgate Mountainbike
Duathlon
Saturday
October, 14th
2000
The Hellgate Mountainbike Duathlon
WHAT ?
A challenging Run-Bike-Run. Starts with a 4k trail run followed by a 15k mountain bike and finishing with another 4k trail run. This race is sanctioned by USA Triathlon.
WHEN ?
Saturday, October 14th at 10:30 am
Registration and Packet Pick-Up begins at 8:30 am. Race day registration will be allowed if the race is not full.
WHERE ?
35 minutes west of Missoula, Montana at Kreis Pond Mountain Bike Trails in the Niinemile Ranger District of Lolo National Forest. Take exit 82 off of Interstate 90 then follow the signs.
Questions??? Call Jeff at<PHONE_NUMBER>
Brought to you by:
Five Valley Velo / Team Stampede.
 The bike course is a mix of winding fast single-track, fire road climbs, and fast downhills. It is not extremely technical, however, we encourage everyone to ride the course before the race.
OTHER STUFF
NO HELMET = NO RACE
Volunteers are needed! Please call
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AWARDS
Top Three Male and Female Overall
Winner in Each Age Group
Winner in the Male, Female and Coed Teams.
Age Divisions: Under 16, 16-22, 23-28, 29-34, 35-42, 43-52, +52
-TONS 'O RAFFLE PRIZES AND FREEBIES.
-POST RACE SNACKS AND DRINKS.
-AND THE GOOD ‘OLE RACE T-SHIRT
COURSE RECORDS
MEN Kiefer Hahn 1:05:12 (1998)
WOMEN Sandol Brinig 1:25:41 (1996)
MALE TEAM Sowers/Seaton 1:04:52 (1996)
COED TEAM Cunningham x 2 1:14:03 (1997)
FEMALE TEAM Broeder/Stamm 1:20:53 (1998)
PAST WINNERS
Male
1999 Matt Seeley
1998 Kiefer Hahn
1997 John Hartpence
1996 John Hartpence
1995 Tony Sabia
1994 John Hartpence
Women
1999 Debbie Borden
1998 Sherry Holtz
1997 Margarita Phillips
1996 Sandol Brinig
1995 Molly Walsh
1994 Lindsey Orcutt
Hellgate Duathlon Entry
NAME_______________________________
ADDRESS___________________________
CITY___________ST_____ZIP ____________
PHONE NUMBER__________________
E-MAIL____________________________
AGE________ (on race day) SEX_____
TEAM or INDIVIDUAL (circle one)
TEAMNAME______________________
USAT LICENSE #__________________
(non USAT members will be charged a $5 insurance fee/ one day license)
T-SHIRT SIZE S M L XL XXL
Entry Fees:
INDIVIDUALS- $20 with T-Shirt
$15 without T-Shirt
TEAMS- $35 with T-Shirts
$25 without T-Shirts
Non USAT members add $5 for insurance.
Send this form and the appropriate fee to:
Five Valley Velo/ Team Stampede
PO Box 7492
Missoula, Montana 59807


Yes. To add trackers to a currently running torrent, go to Inspector -> Tracker, and click the plus button (+). To remove them, click minus button (-). Multiple trackers can also be added to torrent files you create. Each newly-added tracker will be placed in a new tier.
Transmission supports multitracker torrents. All of a given torrent's trackers are divided into 'Tiers'. A tracker from each tier will be contacted simultaneously. Transmission randomly chooses a tracker from each tier until it finds one that works.
When Transmission announces, it is updating its presence to the tracker and asking for more peers. This happens periodically, at the discretion of the tracker, however can be manually invoked via Transfers menu >> Update Tracker.
Scraping the tracker simply means asking for information about the swarm itself. For example, the number of peers, seeds etc.


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Shantipath, Chanakyapuri,
New Delhi – 110 021
Tel:4178 2000, 4178 2100
Fax: 4178 2020 / 2687 6579 / 2688 6736 (Immigration)
Office Timings: Mon to Fri, 0830 to 1645 hrs.
Visa Timings: 0930 hrs to 1100 hrs and 1400 hrs to 1600hrs.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>Territory Jurisdiction No Territory Jurisdiction however the Applicants from Punjab, Haryana and H.P. are advised to submitt their Visa Applications at Chandigarh or Jalandhar
Consulate of Canada
Indiabulls Finance Centre, 21st Floor, Tower 2, Senapati Bapat Marg, Elphinstone Road (West),
Mumbai – 400 013
Tel: 022- 6749 4444
Fax:022- 6749 4454
Office Timings: Mon to Fri, 0900 to 1715 hrs
Visa Timings: 1000 to 1230 hrs (Agents) and 1000 to 1300 hrs (Applicants)
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Territory JurisdictionVisa is handled for Karnataka, Goa and Maharashtra.
Consulate Of Canada Suite 205, Hotel Park Hyatt, 39 Velachery Road, Near Raj Bhavan,
Chennai-600032
Tel: (44) 7100 0201
Fax:(44) 7100 0202
Office Timings: Mon to Fri, 0830 to 1700 hrs
Visa Timings: 0830 to 1100 hrs
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Visa handled for:-Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Kerala and the Union Territories of Lakshadweep Puducherry, Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
| Tourist | ● The Applicants valid passport and a valid passport for each accompanying family member. There must be one completely blank page other than the last page, available in each passport and each passport must be valid for at least six (6) months prior to travel.
● Proof of previous travel (previous passports). ● Application for a Temporary Resident Visa made Outside of Canada (IMM 5257). Each applicant 18 and over must complete and sign their own application form. Those applicants under age 18 must have a parent or guardian complete and sign an individual application form on their behalf. After filling up the visa form you need to click on the Validate Button, a Bar Code is generated which is mandatory for two original bar code print outs page to be submitted along with the visa form. Photocopy of the bar code is not acceptable ● Please note if an applicant does not have any given name or surname in the passport. Request you to please enter the name mentioned in the passport at family name filed in the application form & leave the given name blank. Please do not put NA in the name field. ● Family Information from (IMM 5645). ● A covering letter from the Applicant. ● Two (2) photos of you and each accompanying family member. All photos must meet the requirements of the Photo Specifications Appendix . On the back of one photo in each set, write the name and date of birth of the person appearing in the photo. Applicants who need to give their biometrics do not need to submit paper photographs. ● The correct processing fee. Fee is nonrefundable. If you need to give your biometrics, the $85 CAD biometric fee covers the VAC service charge. ● Use of a Representative” form (IMM 5476E) if someone has assisted the applicant in making the application. ● For children less than 18 years old, Parental Letter of Consent from the non-accompanying parent’s authorizing the travel. This letter should contain the dates of travel and your parent’s contact information, as well as a copy of the non-accompanying parent’s bio-data page with signature and back page |
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● The Applicants valid passport and a valid passport for each accompanying family member. There must be one completely blank page other than the last page, available in each passport and each passport must be valid for at least six (6) months prior to travel. ● Proof of previous travel (previous passports). ● Application for a Temporary Resident Visa made Outside of Canada (IMM 5257). Each applicant 18 and over must complete and sign their own application form. Those applicants under age 18 must have a parent or guardian complete and sign an individual application form on their behalf. After filling up the visa form you need to click on the Validate Button, a Bar Code is generated which is mandatory for two original bar code print outs page to be submitted along with the visa form. Photocopy of the bar code is not acceptable ● Please note if an applicant does not have any given name or surname in the passport. Request you to please enter the name mentioned in the passport at family name filed in the application form & leave the given name blank. Please do not put NA in the name field. ● Family Information from (IMM 5645). ● Two (2) photos of you and each accompanying family member. All photos must meet the requirements of the Photo Specifications Appendix . On the back of one photo in each set, write the name and date of birth of the person appearing in the photo. Applicants who need to give their biometrics do not need to submit paper photographs. ● The correct processing fee. Fee is nonrefundable. If you need to give your biometrics, the $85 CAD biometric fee covers the VAC service charge. ● “Use of a Representative” form (IMM 5476E) if someone has assisted the applicant in making the application. ● For children less than 18 years old, Parental Letter of Consent from the non-accompanying parent’s authorizing the travel. This letter should contain the dates of travel and your parent’s contact information, as well as a copy of the non-accompanying parent’s bio-data page with signature and back page. ● Confirmed return/onward air ticket (if available). ● A covering letter from the Company. |
Transit Visa – VITRA | A transit visa is required for travel through Canada to another country, by Nationals of Countries who require a visitor visa, and who will be in Canada for less than 48 hours. ● The Applicants valid passport and a valid passport for each accompanying family member. There must be one completely blank page other than the last page, available in each passport and each passport must be valid for at least six (6) months prior to travel. ● Proof of previous travel (previous passports). ● Application for a Temporary Resident Visa made Outside of Canada (IMM 5257). Each applicant 18 and over must complete and sign their own application form. Those applicants under age 18 must have a parent or guardian complete and sign an individual application form on their behalf. After filling up the visa form you need to click on the Validate Button, a Bar Code is generated which is mandatory for two original bar code print outs page to be submitted along with the visa form. Photocopy of the bar code is not acceptable ● Please note if an applicant does not have any given name or surname in the passport. Request you to please enter the name mentioned in the passport at family name filed in the application form & leave the given name blank. Please do not put NA in the name field. ● Family Information from (IMM 5645) ● Two (2) photos of you and each accompanying family member. All photos must meet the requirements of the Photo Specifications Appendix . On the back of one photo in each set, write the name and date of birth of the person appearing in the photo. Applicants who need to give their biometrics do not need to submit paper photographs. ● The correct processing fee. Fee is nonrefundable. If you need to give your biometrics, the $85 CAD biometric fee covers the VAC service charge. ● Use of a Representative” form (IMM 5476E) if someone has assisted the applicant in making the application. ● For children less than 18 years old, Parental Letter of Consent from the non-accompanying parent’s authorizing the travel. This letter should contain the dates of travel and your parent’s contact information, as well as a copy of the non-accompanying parent’s bio-data page with signature and back page. ● Copy of your air ticket and/or travel itinerary. Please indicate the number of times you will be entering Canada, and the date(s) and time(s) for each entry and exit. ● A valid visa for country of final destination, if applicable. ● A covering letter from the Applicant. |
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Click on this link to obtain the Enzo tarball:
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The file will untar into a directory called enzo-1.0.1.
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Man Utd, Man City to chase £43m January deal for defensive colossus
Manchester United will be rivalled by Manchester City as they look to sign Leicester defender Caglar Soyuncu for £43m in January, according to reports.
The Turkish international has been one of the Foxes’ most impressive performers this season, with Brendan Rodgers’ team only conceding eight goals in 12 Premier League games so far.
Soyuncu‘s rise comes after he was asked to step in in the absence of Harry Maguire, who left the King Power Stadium for Old Trafford in the summer and according to Turkish outlet Fanatik, the Red Devils want history to repeat itself as they target a move for Soyuncu.
The source says that United have been impressed by the centre-back so far this term and believe that £43m will be enough to prise him away from the East Midlands in January.
However, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side are not alone in registering interest in Soyuncu, with the report adding that Manchester City are keen on the 23-year-old.
City’s defence has struggled this term with Fernandinho having to step in following Aymeric Laporte’s injury, which will rule him out until early next year.
Read more: Mourinho explains Tottenham plans after succeeding Pochettino on huge deal


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| AdministratableProvider |
| DatabaseStorer |
| Exerter
A functionality for running exertions with given parameters.
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| Provider
This is an interface that defines how a provider interacts with other code
the through the methods that are exposed.
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| ServiceProvider
The ServiceProvider class is a type of
Provider with dependency
injection defined by a Jini 2 configuration, proxy management, and own
service discovery management for registering its proxies. |
| ServiceTasker
A
ServiceTasker is a service coordinating execution of all
signatures of a task according its control strategy. |
| StorageManagement |
| Class and Description |
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| DatabaseStorer.Store |
| Class and Description |
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| Exerter
A functionality for running exertions with given parameters.
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| Provider
This is an interface that defines how a provider interacts with other code
the through the methods that are exposed.
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| Class and Description |
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| Exerter
A functionality for running exertions with given parameters.
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| Provider
This is an interface that defines how a provider interacts with other code
the through the methods that are exposed.
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| Class and Description |
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| Exerter
A functionality for running exertions with given parameters.
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| Exerter
A functionality for running exertions with given parameters.
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| Cataloger
Defines the interface for the SORCER catalog service.
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| Provider
This is an interface that defines how a provider interacts with other code
the through the methods that are exposed.
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| Class and Description |
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| Exerter
A functionality for running exertions with given parameters.
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| Exerter
A functionality for running exertions with given parameters.
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| MonitorManagementSession |
| Class and Description |
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| Exerter
A functionality for running exertions with given parameters.
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| Class and Description |
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| AdministratableProvider |
| Concatenator
A service coordinating a
Block execution by creating a
runtime federation of all needed service providers to execute all component
exertions of the received job. |
| ControlFlowManager
The ControlFlowManager class is responsible for handling control flow
mograms (
Conditional , NetJob , NetTask ). |
| DatabaseStorer.Store |
| Exerter
A functionality for running exertions with given parameters.
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| Jobber
A service coordinating a
Job execution by creating a
runtime federation of all needed service providers to execute all component
exertions of the received job. |
| MonitorManagementSession |
| Provider
This is an interface that defines how a provider interacts with other code
the through the methods that are exposed.
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| ProviderAdminMBean
Provides a standard MBean to use when administering a Provider using JMX
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| ProviderDelegate
There are two types of SORCER service servers: generic service servers -
subclasses of
ServiceProvider - and service beans - classes of
implementing one or more SORCER service types. |
| ProviderDelegate.DeploymentConfiguration
The configuration class for SORCER providers.
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| ProviderException |
| ProviderName
Created by Mike Sobolewski
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| ServiceProvider
The ServiceProvider class is a type of
Provider with dependency
injection defined by a Jini 2 configuration, proxy management, and own
service discovery management for registering its proxies. |
| SessionManagement
Created by Mike Sobolewski on 8/30/17.
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| Spacer
SORCER also extends task/job execution abilities through the use of a space
rendezvous service implementing the Spacer interface.
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| SpaceTaker
This is a class creates a JavaSpace taker that extends the
Thread
class and implements the interfaces LeaseListener and
SorcerConstants |
| SpaceTaker.SpaceTakerData |
| StorageManagement |
| Class and Description |
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| AdministratableProvider |
| Exerter
A functionality for running exertions with given parameters.
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| Provider
This is an interface that defines how a provider interacts with other code
the through the methods that are exposed.
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| ServiceProvider
The ServiceProvider class is a type of
Provider with dependency
injection defined by a Jini 2 configuration, proxy management, and own
service discovery management for registering its proxies. |
| SysCaller |
| Class and Description |
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| AdministratableProvider |
| Cataloger
Defines the interface for the SORCER catalog service.
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| Exerter
A functionality for running exertions with given parameters.
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| Provider
This is an interface that defines how a provider interacts with other code
the through the methods that are exposed.
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| ServiceProvider
The ServiceProvider class is a type of
Provider with dependency
injection defined by a Jini 2 configuration, proxy management, and own
service discovery management for registering its proxies. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Cataloger
Defines the interface for the SORCER catalog service.
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| Provider
This is an interface that defines how a provider interacts with other code
the through the methods that are exposed.
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| Class and Description |
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| AdministratableProvider |
| DatabaseStorer |
| DatabaseStorer.Store |
| Exerter
A functionality for running exertions with given parameters.
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| Provider
This is an interface that defines how a provider interacts with other code
the through the methods that are exposed.
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| ServiceProvider
The ServiceProvider class is a type of
Provider with dependency
injection defined by a Jini 2 configuration, proxy management, and own
service discovery management for registering its proxies. |
| StorageManagement |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Exerter
A functionality for running exertions with given parameters.
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| Provider
This is an interface that defines how a provider interacts with other code
the through the methods that are exposed.
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| RemoteServiceShell
A service shell creates and manages runtime federation of all needed
service providers to execute an exertion.
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| Class and Description |
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| AdministratableProvider |
| Exerter
A functionality for running exertions with given parameters.
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| MonitorManagementSession |
| Provider
This is an interface that defines how a provider interacts with other code
the through the methods that are exposed.
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| ServiceProvider
The ServiceProvider class is a type of
Provider with dependency
injection defined by a Jini 2 configuration, proxy management, and own
service discovery management for registering its proxies. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Provider
This is an interface that defines how a provider interacts with other code
the through the methods that are exposed.
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| RemoteLogger |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Concatenator
A service coordinating a
Block execution by creating a
runtime federation of all needed service providers to execute all component
exertions of the received job. |
| ControlFlowManager
The ControlFlowManager class is responsible for handling control flow
mograms (
Conditional , NetJob , NetTask ). |
| Exerter
A functionality for running exertions with given parameters.
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| Jobber
A service coordinating a
Job execution by creating a
runtime federation of all needed service providers to execute all component
exertions of the received job. |
| Modeler
A service coordinating a
Model execution by creating a
runtime federation of all needed service providers to execute all requested
entries (variables) of the received model. |
| Provider
This is an interface that defines how a provider interacts with other code
the through the methods that are exposed.
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| ProviderDelegate
There are two types of SORCER service servers: generic service servers -
subclasses of
ServiceProvider - and service beans - classes of
implementing one or more SORCER service types. |
| Rendezvous
A service coordinating execution by creating of composite exertions;
where service providers meet to collaborate.
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| ServiceProvider
The ServiceProvider class is a type of
Provider with dependency
injection defined by a Jini 2 configuration, proxy management, and own
service discovery management for registering its proxies. |
| Spacer
SORCER also extends task/job execution abilities through the use of a space
rendezvous service implementing the Spacer interface.
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| Class and Description |
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| ProviderException |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ServiceProvider
The ServiceProvider class is a type of
Provider with dependency
injection defined by a Jini 2 configuration, proxy management, and own
service discovery management for registering its proxies. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Provider
This is an interface that defines how a provider interacts with other code
the through the methods that are exposed.
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| ProviderName
Created by Mike Sobolewski
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| Version |
| Class and Description |
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| Exerter
A functionality for running exertions with given parameters.
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| Provider
This is an interface that defines how a provider interacts with other code
the through the methods that are exposed.
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| ProviderName
Created by Mike Sobolewski
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| ServiceName
Created by Mike Sobolewski on 5/22/16.
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| Class and Description |
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| AdministratableProvider |
| Exerter
A functionality for running exertions with given parameters.
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| Provider
This is an interface that defines how a provider interacts with other code
the through the methods that are exposed.
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| ServiceProvider
The ServiceProvider class is a type of
Provider with dependency
injection defined by a Jini 2 configuration, proxy management, and own
service discovery management for registering its proxies. |
| ServiceTasker
A
ServiceTasker is a service coordinating execution of all
signatures of a task according its control strategy. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Auditor
All implementation of this interface are Service providers in SORCER and are
used to save ServiceContext sent to it.
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| Exerter
A functionality for running exertions with given parameters.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| Exerter
A functionality for running exertions with given parameters.
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| Provider
This is an interface that defines how a provider interacts with other code
the through the methods that are exposed.
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| ProviderName
Created by Mike Sobolewski
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| Cataloger
Defines the interface for the SORCER catalog service.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| Jobber
A service coordinating a
Job execution by creating a
runtime federation of all needed service providers to execute all component
exertions of the received job. |
| Class and Description |
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| Exerter
A functionality for running exertions with given parameters.
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| Class and Description |
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| Spacer
SORCER also extends task/job execution abilities through the use of a space
rendezvous service implementing the Spacer interface.
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| Class and Description |
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| DatabaseStorer |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Provider
This is an interface that defines how a provider interacts with other code
the through the methods that are exposed.
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| Class and Description |
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| Provider
This is an interface that defines how a provider interacts with other code
the through the methods that are exposed.
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| Class and Description |
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| Cataloger
Defines the interface for the SORCER catalog service.
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| Provider
This is an interface that defines how a provider interacts with other code
the through the methods that are exposed.
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| ServiceProvider
The ServiceProvider class is a type of
Provider with dependency
injection defined by a Jini 2 configuration, proxy management, and own
service discovery management for registering its proxies. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| DatabaseStorer.Store |
| Class and Description |
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| DatabaseStorer.Store |
| Class and Description |
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| AdministratableProvider |
| Exerter
A functionality for running exertions with given parameters.
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| Provider
This is an interface that defines how a provider interacts with other code
the through the methods that are exposed.
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| ServiceProvider
The ServiceProvider class is a type of
Provider with dependency
injection defined by a Jini 2 configuration, proxy management, and own
service discovery management for registering its proxies. |
| ServiceTasker
A
ServiceTasker is a service coordinating execution of all
signatures of a task according its control strategy. |


THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME A film review by Lewis Butler Copyright 1995 Lewis Butler
In Short: A suprisingly passable Disney movie, quite a bit better than THE LION KING although the music is just as poor, if not worse. Not a simple memorable song, again. Still, a darker Disney than we've seen in many years, and some truly outstanding animation. +1 on the -4/+4 (A solid 0 in comparison to other Disney animated films).
I haqve to vent a little here, so go ahead an skip this paragraph if you think all cartoons should be rated G, no matter what. THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME starts with the murder of Quasimoto's mother on the steps of Notre Dame. This murder is quite visual (not like the distant shot in Bambi) and quite obvious. This movie should have been rated PG, and a solid PG. This is not the only time THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME shows a violent streak, but it is the first, and it would have quite an impact on any child much under 8. If this movie had been live-action, with identical shots, it would have been rated PG-13. Now, I'm not saying it should have been rated PG-13, but a PG rating would have been appropriate in this case.
Now, as for the film. The voice talents are good. Even Demi Moore, who I was worried about, performed well. The story is quite faithful to the other movie versions, up until the last five minutes. There is some wonderfully done computer animation of the crowds and some flocks of birds. As I said, the music is there, but not memorable in anyway.
There is one interesting shot where Quasimoto is singing from the roof of Notre Dame, leaning over a gargoyle. The scene reminded me so much of a similar shot from AN AMERICAN TAIL that I'm convinced the hunchback was singing "Somwehre out there."
The brightest spot of the movie, I think, was Jason Alexander as the voice of one of the Gargoyles. His gargoyle is something like a cross between the "Crazy Eddie" in LION KING and his Duckman persona from the USA cable show.
Obligatory "Disney is racist" comment: If Quasi is a gypsy and all the gypsies in the movie are shown with dark skin, why is Q so fair?
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The ending of the movie could have easily destroyed whatever there was to appreciate in this film, but it manages not to, somehow. Despite the happy hollywood ending, it doesn't get too smarmy. Yes, Quasimoto lives, this is a Disney movie after all, what did you expect? Still, the movie makes it mostly work.
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This is the second in a series of posts, “Gradients for Grown-Ups”. You can see the previous post here.
Last time, we got started with the example to showcase the general procedure for computing gradients:
This time, we’ll cover two more examples, and . The goal is to get more familiar with the general setting of commmon linear algebra functions.
You will see the objective function in many places in optimization, because this is another way of writing . If you ever plan on analyzing distance minimization, least squares, or other similar problems, you will end up taking the gradient of sooner rather than later.
Luckily, this is a relatively straightforward computation. First, let’s represent in coordinate form:
Remember, if the compact summand notation is still too dense, feel free to write out . Next, we take the th partial derivative:
If , then by the power rule. Otherwise, as in the previous case, . Therefore,
Now, we put the gradient vector together as before:
Finally, we notice that this column vector is simply . So , which is a generalization of the familiar quadratic rule: .
Nice, we’re done!
This example is significantly more tricky, so we will take our time in getting through it.
Let’s think through what translates to. First, let’s consider the product . Now, there are two ways to picture the matrix-vector multiplication:
First, matrix-vector multiplication is defined so that the th entry of the result is a dot product of the th row of with :
Alternatively, matrix-vector multiplication is defined to be a linear combination of the columns of :
This last interpretation is going to be more helpful for our purposes. Writing compactly in coordinate form, this is
Now we can simply take the inner product and put it in coordinate form:
The trickiness ultimately boils down to the fact that there are two separate summations going on. When we work with multiple summations, we have to take more care with the calculations.
Next, we take the partial derivative with respect to . Let’s simplify notation a bit and use to mean . We have
Let’s compute in two cases. Suppose first that . Then this is the very simple case of
Now, suppose that . Then we have to take a bit more care, but the computation still goes through (relatively) simply:
Combining these two cases (and noticing that we can replace by ) in one sum, we get the very nicely laid out:
What does this correspond to for the gradient? Notice that
This is exactly ! So
and notice that in the special case of , we have . This actually generalizes our work from last time:
So far, we have been using the component-based approach outlined above. We take the th partial derivative and put the gradient together from the bottom up. Next time, we will start to incorporate actual properties of the gradient to make our lives easier.
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NIGHTWATCH 1998 A film review by Timothy Voon Copyright 1998 Timothy Voon 7 :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( - walked out
Cast: Ewan McGregor, Patricia Arquette, Josh Brolin, Nick Nolte, Lauren Graham, Brad Dourif, John C. Reilly, Alix Koromzay Director: Ole Bornedal Producer: Michael Obel Screenplay: Ole Bornedal and Steven Soderbergh based on Bornedal's NATTEVAGTEN
>From the opening bloodletting scene, to the moment I walked out (something I've never done before), there was a lingering feeling of nausea - brought on by the sickening nature of this sordid movie. The feel of dead bodies, morgues, necrophilia and lingering smell of formalin-pickled anatomy parts, left a bitter taste - not your average cup of tea. I hated anatomy and medical school left me with bad memories of a stale, dark museum – resulting in a low tolerance for this sort of movie. Feeling run down from a hard days work (equals - not in mood for psychopathic killer on mad sexual rampage, killing prostitutes), was probably another reason why I left early.
I laughed at KISS THE GIRLS, I shrugged my shoulders with indifference to I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER, and ignored most of the grotesqueness of the SCREAMS, but I could not tolerate NIGHT WATCH. It crossed that unseen barrier of acceptability. There were two others who made an earlier departure than I, so clearly I was not alone in how I felt.
>From what I did watch (about half the movie), the story revolves around a night watch man (Ewan McGregor) who works part time at a morgue, in order to supplement his income whilst studying. His best friend (Josh Brolin) starts to show psychopathic tendencies early on. He keeps going on about reaching ‘highs' – and I don't mean drugs. Sex ‘doesn't do it for him', neither do prostitutes, he is unexcited with fighting, leaving him with a void that needs to be filled. When he asks his best friend (McGregor) to sleep with his girlfriend, so he can get turned on – warning bells startedto ring.  One can only imagine what he does with the body after! This movie is like Jeffrey Dharma revisited and is best avoided all together. It exploits the darker side of human nature, a territory that is best left in the unexplored realm of hell.
The only regrets I have is, watching talents like Patricia Arquette and Ewan McGregor wasted on such poor material. After, A LIFE LESS ORDINARY, Ewan McGregor has only himself to blame for choosing bad roles. Hopefully, his upcoming performance as the young Obe-Wan Kenobe, in George Lucas' STAR WARS pre-quels will be a redeeming feature - ‘May the force be with you Ewan.'
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The FilmForm class This widget is used to display basic information about the movie. It is passed to the mainwindow.
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If x is a real vector it computes 1-norm as:
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Love and Death on Long Island
Cast: John Hurt -- Giles De'Ath Jason Priestley -- Ronnie Bostock Fiona Loewi - Audrey
Directed by: Richard Kwietniowski Written by : Richard Kwietniowski, based on a novel by Gilbert Adair
Love and Death on Long Island, based on a novel by Gilbert Adair, is the story of an eccentric British author, Giles De'ath, played by John Hurt, who is completely disconnected from the world around him. He understands neither the simple conveniences of modern life nor the interactions which a modern man makes with those conveniences. To him, a microwave oven may as well be a VCR, and the necessity of a television in order to watch a videotape is a surprise.
The movie begins with a voice monologue by De'ath, who informs us that he is about to tell a story, but he doesn't know how to start because he already knows the end and we do not. So, he begins with the end of another story. Or so he says. We initially see Giles participating in his first radio interview, and making a fool out of himself by the comic extent to which he is out of touch with reality.
Fortunately, this modestly humorous beginning does not foretell the rest of the movie. In fact, while the fish out of water episodes that dot the movie do provide some comic relief, the idea of someone trying to come to terms with the modern trappings of society is an age-old tale and thankfully does not provide the centerpiece here. Instead, this is the story of a man coming to terms with loneliness and isolation, and the way he finds an escape from it.
The vehicle for Giles' transformation is teen heartthrob Ronnie Bostock, played by Beverly Hills 90210's own Jason Priestley. Giles first encounters Bostock while attempting to see his first film in years, a screen adaptation of E.M. Forster's work. Through a mix-up, De'ath ends up in the wrong movie, a teen flic in the spirit of Meatballs and Revenge of the Nerds. About to leave the movie in disgust, Giles sees Bostock, covered with ketchup, tragically splayed out on the counter. De'ath is fascinated, and proceeds to purchase, steal, and rent anything he can to immerse himself in "Bostockiana." Finally, at the urging of his agent, worried about his client's detachment from his work, Giles decides to take a vacation to Chesterfield, Long Island, home of Ronnie Bostock and his girlfriend.
To tell anything more would be to ruin the story, but let me simply say that Giles' fascination with Bostock is intense, complete, and brilliantly painted. Giles wants to take control of Bostock's career and take him to the top of the film world. He sees in Bostock a talent analogous to Shakespeare's and believes that his talent will be wasted without Giles' close guidance.
In the hands of any other actor, Giles' obsession with Bostock may have come across as incomprehensible. All logic argues against his feelings, but Hurt's completely believable and subtle performance renders Giles' unquestioning love real. Every tic and every facial expression fleshed out the character of Giles De'ath. By the end, I felt for De'ath like I would a real human being, and I can hope for nothing more than that from any great performance.
While the movie is without question a one-man show, Priestley managed to impress me by his portrayal of Bostock. Possibly drawing on his own desire to become a "serious actor," Priestley solidly depicts Bostock's hopes and aspirations. In fact, the complexity of his acting in the crucial, climactic scene showed me that he might be able to make it on the big screen in more meaty roles. As Bostock's girlfriend, however, Fiona Loewi gives only a serviceable performance, but the script never allows her character never gets off the ground.
In the end, Love and Death on Long Island is a character study. We watch as De'ath comes to terms with the death of his wife years before and, through his entirely misplaced, yet entirely genuine, love for Bostock, realizes that he not only can but must continue to live in the world around him. Giles travels through an arc not uncommon in movies, but on the strength of Hurt's performance, his story rings true with touching hope.
Note that this is not a perfect film. Much of the humor is unnecessary, and all the characters beyond Bostock and De'ath come across as either cardboard cut-outs or murky shadows. However, the focus of the film remains so firmly on De'ath that these distractions are ultimately unimportant. For those willing to enjoy lots of dialogue and little action, the rewards of this film, and John Hurt's performance, are well worth it.
Rating: 9 / 10
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atod.models package¶
There are actual classes which are used for data access.
- interfaces.py – provides abstraction on how class representing single
- substance or group should look like. I planned to make not only abilities and heroes, but much more, so this would define common way to work with all the classes.
everything else – just models.
Submodules¶
atod.models.abilities module¶
-
class
atod.models.abilities.
Abilities
(i_members=[])¶ Bases:
atod.models.interfaces.Group
Any amount of abilities as one substance.
-
classmethod
all
()¶ Creates Abilities object with all heroes’ abilities in the game.
-
classmethod
from_hero_id
(hero_id, patch='')¶ Adds to members all abilities of the hero with hero_id.
-
get_description
()¶ Returns sum of abilities labels.
Function takes all the descriptions of abilities (by labels) and sums them up field by field.
- Results:
- pd.Series: where value in every labels is sum between all the
- abilities in object.
-
member_type
¶ alias of
Ability
-
classmethod
atod.models.ability module¶
-
class
atod.models.ability.
Ability
(id_, lvl=0, patch='')¶ Bases:
atod.models.interfaces.Member
Representation of Ability data.
- Attributes:
- name (str): name of ability lvl (int) : level of ability
-
get_description
(include: list)¶ Combines specs and labels in one description.
- Possible values in include list:
- labels
- specs
- texts
- name
- id
- Args:
- include: list of fields which should be included in description.
- Returns:
- pd.DataFrame: description with requested fields.
-
model
¶ alias of
AbilityModel
atod.models.hero module¶
-
class
atod.models.hero.
Hero
(id_, lvl=1, patch='')¶ Bases:
atod.models.interfaces.Member
Representation of single Hero.
- Attributes:
- name (str) : name of the hero in_game_name (str) : name that is used for hero inside the game lvl (int) : current hero lvl specs (dict) : raw db row as dictionary abilities (Abilities): representation of hero’s abilities
-
agi
¶
-
armor
¶
-
base_armor
= -1¶
-
base_damage
= 21¶
-
base_health
= 200¶
-
base_health_regen
= 0.25¶
-
base_mana
= 50¶
-
base_mana_regen
= 0.01¶
-
classmethod
from_name
(name, lvl=1, patch='')¶ Converts name to id with and calls init.
- Args:
- name (str) : hero’s is game name in the game lvl (int) : desired level of the hero patch (str): same as version of the game
- Raises:
- ValueError: if name is not in heroes.name column TypeError : if name is not str Also can raise same as __init__().
-
get_description
(include: list)¶ Constructs hero description.
Possible include values: * ‘name’ * ‘id’ * ‘laning’ * ‘role’ * ‘type’ * ‘attributes’
- Args:
- include (list, default=[]): tells how the hero should be described.
-
health
¶
-
health_regen
¶
-
int
¶
-
mana
¶
-
mana_regen
¶
-
model
¶ alias of
HeroModel
-
primary_attribute
¶ Returns primary attribute as string in lower case.
-
str
¶
-
atod.models.hero.
camel2python
(inp)¶ Converts camel style string to lower case with unders.
- Args:
- inp (string): string to be converted
- Returns:
- string: result
atod.models.heroes module¶
-
class
atod.models.heroes.
Heroes
(i_members=[])¶ Bases:
atod.models.interfaces.Group
-
classmethod
all
(patch='')¶ Creates Heroes object with all heroes in the game.
-
classmethod
from_ids
(ids: list, patch='')¶ Creates Heroes object from list of ids.
-
classmethod
from_names
(names: list, patch='')¶ Creates Heroes object from list of names.
-
get_description
(include)¶ Sums up heroes descriptions in `include`d categories.
- Notes:
- ‘name’ and ‘id’ will be dropped because where is no reason to add together string and hero id.
- Returns:
- pd.Series: sum of desired attributes for all members (heroes).
-
get_ids
(binarised=False)¶ Returns heroes ids.
Can be useful, when you have a team and instead of getting id for all heroes you use this.
- Args:
- binarised (bool, default=False): if bin the function will return
- binarised vector of heroes ids, so you don’t need to know how many heroes are in the game.
- Returns:
- pd.Series: shape=(, len(self.members)) by default, if binary version
- was requested shape=(, # heroes in the game).
-
get_names
()¶ - Returns:
- list: names of members.
-
member_type
¶ alias of
Hero
-
classmethod
atod.models.interfaces module¶
-
class
atod.models.interfaces.
Group
(i_members=[])¶ Bases:
object
Represents abstract set of members.
- Attributes:
- member_type (class): the type of member members (list) : list of objects of class member_type
-
add
(member)¶
-
classmethod
all
()¶ Creates object with all possible members.
-
get_list
()¶ Combines all members in one data structure.
-
get_summary
()¶ Adds properties of all the members and returns result.
-
class
atod.models.interfaces.
Member
(id_, lvl, patch)¶ Bases:
object
The parent class for all the single elements.
- Attributes:
- model (sqlalchemy.ext.declarative.api.DeclarativeMeta):
- SQlAlchemy based model which represents table in the db.
id (int) : unique identifier among other members. lvl (int) : level of a member patch (str): patch for which data should be provided
-
get_description
()¶ Returns description of an object as a pd.Series.
-
model
= None¶
atod.models.match module¶
Class to get match description.
-
class
atod.models.match.
Match
(match_id: int)¶ Bases:
object
Representation of the single match.
- Attributes:
- id (int) : id of the match radiant (Heroes): Heroes in radiant team dire (Heroes): Heroes in dire team
-
get_description
(include)¶ Returns description of certain match.
Description consist of 3 parts: radiant description, dire description and result. Complete length of description vector is 2n + 1, where n is a length of side description (depends on choosen parameters).
- Args:
- include (list): the same with Hero.get_description().
- Returns:
- pd.Series


Spain to play all three Euro 2020 group games in Bilbao
by BeSoccerSpain now know even before the draw on 30th November that they will play all three group matches at San Mames in Bilbao. That is a result of Ireland failing to qualify for the tournament directly. Their 1-1 draw in Dublin with Denmark means Ireland drop into the play-offs.
Ireland will have to qualify for the Nations League play-offs if they want to play in Euro 2020, but even if they do qualify, they will not host Spain in Dublin. They would have to travel to Bilbao.
Featured links
- Possible 'Clasico' in the Spanish Supercup final
- The latest football transfers news and rumours
- BREAKING: Luis Enrique returns to Spain national team
- Who has the most free-kicks goals: Messi or Cristiano?
Spain now that they will play all three of their group games in the competition at home in Bilbao.
As they are a top seed, Spain could well get a favourable group at Euro 2020.


Individual stopped trying to enter White House grounds: Secret Service
WASHINGTON: The US Secret Service said on Thursday (Nov 21) that an unidentified individual has been apprehended after attempting to enter the White House grounds by following an authorised vehicle.
"The vehicle was stopped and the individual was immediately taken into custody by Secret Service U.D. Officers," the president's protective service said on Twitter, using the acronym for its uniformed division.
It did not say when the incident occurred or identify the individual in the "unauthorized vehicle" that "attempted to gain entry to the White House complex by following another vehicle that was lawfully entering at an external complex checkpoint."


| Master {Lahman} | R Documentation |
Deprecation Notice: The Master table is now the People table in the Lahman dataset. Master is now a copy of People and is being retained for backward compatibility. Please change your code to use the People table.
Master table - Player names, DOB, and biographical info. This file is to be used to get details
about players listed in the Batting
, Pitching
, and other files
where players are identified only by playerID
.
data(Master)
A data frame with 20093 observations on the following 26 variables.
playerID
A unique code assigned to each player. The playerID
links
the data in this file with records on players in the other files.
birthYear
Year player was born
birthMonth
Month player was born
birthDay
Day player was born
birthCountry
Country where player was born
birthState
State where player was born
birthCity
City where player was born
deathYear
Year player died
deathMonth
Month player died
deathDay
Day player died
deathCountry
Country where player died
deathState
State where player died
deathCity
City where player died
nameFirst
Player's first name
nameLast
Player's last name
nameGiven
Player's given name (typically first and middle)
weight
Player's weight in pounds
height
Player's height in inches
bats
a factor: Player's batting hand (left (L), right (R), or both (B))
throws
a factor: Player's throwing hand (left(L) or right(R))
debut
Date that player made first major league appearance
finalGame
Date that player made first major league appearance (blank if still active)
retroID
ID used by retrosheet, https://www.retrosheet.org/
bbrefID
ID used by Baseball Reference website, https://www.baseball-reference.com/
birthDate
Player's birthdate, in as.Date
format
deathDate
Player's deathdate, in as.Date
format
debut
, finalGame
were converted from character strings with as.Date
.
Lahman, S. (2021) Lahman's Baseball Database, 1871-2020, 2020 version, http://www.seanlahman.com/baseball-archive/statistics/
data(Master); data(Batting) ## add player's name to Batting data Master$name <- paste(Master$nameFirst, Master$nameLast, sep=" ") batting <- merge(Batting, Master[,c("playerID","name")], by="playerID", all.x=TRUE) ## batting and throwing # right-handed batters are much less ambidexterous in throwing than left-handed batters # (should only include batters) BT <- with(Master, table(bats, throws)) require(vcd) structable(BT) mosaic(BT, shade=TRUE) ## Who is Shoeless Joe Jackson? subset(Master, nameLast=="Jackson" & nameFirst=="Joe") subset(Master, nameLast=="Jackson" & nameFirst=="Shoeless Joe") joeID <-c(subset(Master, nameLast=="Jackson" & nameFirst=="Shoeless Joe")["playerID"]) subset(Batting, playerID==joeID) subset(Fielding, playerID==joeID)


| condition.csv |
Condition |
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| drug_exposure.csv |
Drug Exposure |
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[drug_exposure_id, drug_concept_id, drug_id, drug_exposure_start_date, drug_exposure_start_datetime, drug_exposure_end_date, drug_exposure_end_datetime, verbatim_end_date, drug_type_concept_id, stop_reason, refills, quantity, days_supply, sig, route_concept_id, lot_number, provider_id, visit_occurrence_id, drug_source_value, drug_source_concept_id, route_source_value, dose_unit_source_value] |
[drug_exposure_id, person_id, drug_concept_id, drug_exposure_start_date, drug_exposure_start_datetime, drug_exposure_end_date, drug_exposure_end_datetime, verbatim_end_date, drug_type_concept_id, stop_reason, refills, quantity, days_supply, sig, route_concept_id, lot_number, provider_id, visit_occurrence_id, visit_detail_id, drug_source_value, drug_source_concept_id, route_source_value, dose_unit_source_value] |
| drug_exposure.csv |
Drug Exposure |
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drug_id |
drug_id |
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Drug Exposure |
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person_id |
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person_id |
| drug_exposure.csv |
Drug Exposure |
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visit_detail_id |
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visit_detail_id |
| drug_exposure.csv |
Drug Exposure |
Column not in expected order |
drug_concept_id |
drug_concept_id |
person_id |
| drug_exposure.csv |
Drug Exposure |
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person_id |
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| death.csv |
Death |
Incorrect number of columns on line 2: ['', '', '', '', '', ''] |
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| death.csv |
Death |
File contains blank lines on lines 1,2. If there is no data, please only submit the header line. |
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| device_exposure.csv |
Device Exposure |
Please add/fix incorrect headers at the top of the file, enclosed in double quotes |
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[device_exposure_id, person_id, device_concept_id, device_exposure_start_date, device_exposure_start_datetime, device_exposure_end_date, device_exposure_end_datetime, device_type_concept_id, unique_device_id, quantity, provider_id, visit_occurrence_id, device_source_value, device_source_concept_id] |
[device_exposure_id, person_id, device_concept_id, device_exposure_start_date, device_exposure_start_datetime, device_exposure_end_date, device_exposure_end_datetime, device_type_concept_id, unique_device_id, quantity, provider_id, visit_occurrence_id, visit_detail_id, device_source_value, device_source_concept_id] |
| device_exposure.csv |
Device Exposure |
Incorrect number of columns on line 2: ['11', '2', '31', '2020-01-01', '2020-01-01 01:00:00', '', '', '4', '', '5', '6', '7', 'Supply/PACK BASIC:Supply/PACK BASIC', ''] |
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Device Exposure |
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visit_detail_id |
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visit_detail_id |
| device_exposure.csv |
Device Exposure |
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device_source_value |
device_source_value |
visit_detail_id |
| measurement.csv |
Measurement |
NULL values are not allowed for column |
person_id |
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| person.csv |
Person |
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[person_id, gender_concept_id, year_of_birth, month_of_birth, birth_datetime, day_of_birth, race_concept_id, ethnicity_concept_id, location_id, provider_id, care_site_id, person_source_value, gender_source_value, gender_source_concept_id, race_source_value, race_source_concept_id, ethnicity_source_value, ethnicity_source_concept_id] |
[person_id, gender_concept_id, year_of_birth, month_of_birth, day_of_birth, birth_datetime, race_concept_id, ethnicity_concept_id, location_id, provider_id, care_site_id, person_source_value, gender_source_value, gender_source_concept_id, race_source_value, race_source_concept_id, ethnicity_source_value, ethnicity_source_concept_id] |
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birth_datetime |
birth_datetime |
day_of_birth |
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Observation |
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Observation |
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observation_id |
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integer |
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Observation |
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observation_date |
01-31-1963 |
date |
| observation.csv |
Observation |
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observation_datetime |
04-15-1987 06:06:30.6260548 |
timestamp |
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Observation |
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DMESG(1) User Commands DMESG(1) NAME dmesg - print or control the kernel ring buffer SYNOPSIS dmesg [options] dmesg --clear dmesg --read-clear [options] dmesg --console-level level dmesg --console-on dmesg --console-off DESCRIPTION dmesg is used to examine or control the kernel ring buffer. The default action is to read all messages from kernel ring buffer. OPTIONS The --clear, --read-clear, --console-on, --console-off and --console- level options are mutually exclusive. -C, --clear Clear the ring buffer. -c, --read-clear Clear the ring buffer contents after printing. -D, --console-off Disable printing messages to the console. -d, --show-delta Display the timestamp and time delta spent between messages. If used together with --notime then only the time delta without the timestamp is printed. -E, --console-on Enable printing messages to the console. -f, --facility list Restrict output to defined (comma separated) list of facilities. For example dmesg --facility=daemon will print messages from system daemons only. For all supported facilities see dmesg --help output. -h, --help Print a help text and exit. -k, --kernel Print kernel messages. -l, --level list Restrict output to defined (comma separated) list of levels. For example dmesg --level=err,warn will print error and warning messages only. For all supported lev‐ els see dmesg --help output. -n, --console-level level Set the level at which logging of messages is done to the console. The level is a level number or abbreviation of the level name. For all supported levels see dmesg --help output. For example, -n 1 or -n alert prevents all messages, except emer‐ gency (panic) messages, from appearing on the console. All levels of messages are still written to /proc/kmsg, so syslogd(8) can still be used to control exactly where kernel messages appear. When the -n option is used, dmesg will not print or clear the ker‐ nel ring buffer. -r, --raw Print the raw message buffer, i.e., don't strip the log level pre‐ fixes. -s, --buffer-size size Use a buffer of size to query the kernel ring buffer. This is 16392 by default. (The default kernel syslog buffer size was 4096 at first, 8192 since 1.3.54, 16384 since 2.1.113.) If you have set the kernel buffer to be larger than the default then this option can be used to view the entire buffer. -T, --ctime Print human readable timestamps. The timestamp could be inaccu‐ rate! The time source used for the logs is not updated after system SUS‐ PEND/RESUME. -t, --notime Don't print kernel's timestampts. -u, --userspace Print userspace messages. -V, --version Output version information and exit. -x, --decode Decode facility and level (priority) number to human readable pre‐ fixes. SEE ALSO syslogd(8) AUTHORS Karel Zak<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Theodore Ts'o<EMAIL_ADDRESS>AVAILABILITY The dmesg command is part of the util-linux package and is available from ftp://ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/utils/util-linux/. util-linux July 2011 DMESG(1)


during RICK/MORTY swap this panic happened on a maker node
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Japan's kabuki harnesses the Force for Star Wars performance
TOKYO: From a galaxy far, far away, Star Wars is coming to a traditional Japanese kabuki theatre stage for a one-off performance in Tokyo celebrating the blockbuster cinema series.
Kabuki actors will swap their samurai swords for lightsabers to perform the adaptation of the wildly popular series later this month, ahead the release of the final film in the main Star Wars saga.
Ichikawa Ebizo, among the biggest names in Japan's heavily choreographed kabuki world, will star as Kylo Ren, the son of Han Solo, who is drawn to the dark side.
The performance on November 28 at an undisclosed location in Tokyo is shrouded in secrecy, but will feature key moments from recent instalments of the series, the Japanese arm of Disney said in a statement.
Disney said it plans to invite at least 25 couples to the performance, which will also be live-streamed.
"'Star Wars kabuki' will depict the sagas of love and loss for the Skywalker family that stretch for more than 40 years," Ichikawa said in the statement.
"It will be a show that both Star Wars fans and kabuki fans will enjoy."
The new Star Wars film, which hits movie theatres from December 20, will be the final episode of the Star Wars epic that began four decades ago.
The multi-generational saga of the Skywalker clan is a global phenomenon, with Japan no exception, particularly among those who remember the original trilogy released in the 1970s and 1980s.
And Star Wars is said to have been influenced throughout the years by Japan.
Director JJ Abrams has said Ren's fractured facemask was inspired by the Japanese art of kintsugi, where cracks are repaired with silver or gold and highlighted rather than hidden.
The production comes as kabuki actively adopts new themes to appeal to a wider audience, adapting popular comic books and other works in a bid to draw in new viewers.
The artform with its set pieces and historical weight is often associated with kimono-clad elderly patrons, and adaptations of popular comic books like "One Piece" and "Naruto" are an attempt to shake off a stuffy image.
It has even embraced virtual reality, with kabuki star Nakamura Shido performing alongside giant screens featuring virtual reality character Hatsune Miku.


- CGS (done)
- CGA (done)
- CGPSA
CGS
- subdomain_create_without_aggregation
CGA
- subdomain_create_with_CGA
CGPSA
- subdomain_create_wit_CGPSA
Other todo list
- Verification of aggregation methods : No / Single done
- Coarsest level solver : done except message log
- Variable names : on-going
- Subroutine clean-up : on-going
- Use common subroutines as possible
- Error message : partially done, on-going
- Serial execution : done, error message print


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Modif user account ui. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| def | __init__ |
| The constructor. More... | |
| def | check_password |
| def | current_password_changed |
| def | init_fields |
| def | modif_user_account |
| Check fields and modify user account. More... | |
| def | translate |
| def | update_user_info |
| Update user information with user selected. More... | |
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| _accounts | |
Modif user account ui.
Definition at line 201 of file accounts_ui.py.
| def airbus_cobot_gui.account.accounts_ui.ModifUserAccountWidget.__init__ | ( | self | ) |
The constructor.
Definition at line 203 of file accounts_ui.py.
| def airbus_cobot_gui.account.accounts_ui.ModifUserAccountWidget.check_password | ( | self | ) |
Definition at line 236 of file accounts_ui.py.
| def airbus_cobot_gui.account.accounts_ui.ModifUserAccountWidget.current_password_changed | ( | self | ) |
Definition at line 233 of file accounts_ui.py.
| def airbus_cobot_gui.account.accounts_ui.ModifUserAccountWidget.init_fields | ( | self, | |
clear_all = True |
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Definition at line 332 of file accounts_ui.py.
| def airbus_cobot_gui.account.accounts_ui.ModifUserAccountWidget.modif_user_account | ( | self | ) |
Check fields and modify user account.
Definition at line 281 of file accounts_ui.py.
| def airbus_cobot_gui.account.accounts_ui.ModifUserAccountWidget.translate | ( | self | ) |
Definition at line 350 of file accounts_ui.py.
| def airbus_cobot_gui.account.accounts_ui.ModifUserAccountWidget.update_user_info | ( | self, | |
| index | |||
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Update user information with user selected.
| index | user list index. index: int. |
Definition at line 268 of file accounts_ui.py.
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Definition at line 216 of file accounts_ui.py.
| airbus_cobot_gui.account.accounts_ui.ModifUserAccountWidget.user_dst |
Definition at line 218 of file accounts_ui.py.
| airbus_cobot_gui.account.accounts_ui.ModifUserAccountWidget.user_selected |
Definition at line 217 of file accounts_ui.py.


--- layout: default title: Credits afx_sections: [["team","Team"],["contributors","Contributors"],["donors","Donors"],["credits","Credits"]] --- {% include new-section.html id="team" %}
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#include <colorsel.h>
Inheritance diagram for TColorItemList::
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| TColorItemList (const TRect &bounds, TScrollBar *aScrollBar, TColorItem *aItems) | |
| virtual void | focusItem (short item) |
| virtual void | getText (char *dest, short item, short maxLen) |
| virtual void | handleEvent (TEvent &event) |
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| TStreamable* | build () |
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| const char* const | name |
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| TColorItemList (StreamableInit) | |
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| TColorItem* | items |
TColorItemList is a simpler variant of TColorGroupList for viewing and selecting single color items rather than groups of colors.
Like TColorGroupList, TColorItemList is specialized derivative of TListViewer. Color items can be selected in any of the usual ways (by mouse or keyboard).
Unlike TColorGroupList, TColorItemList overrides the TListViewer event handler.
Definition at line 717 of file colorsel.h.
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Calls TListViewer constructor TListViewer(bounds, 1, 0, aScrollBar) to create a single-column list viewer with a single vertical scroll bar. Then, the constructor sets items data member to `aItems' and range to the number of items. |
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Each streamable class needs a "builder" to allocate the correct memory for its objects together with the initialized virtual table pointers. This is achieved by calling this constructor with an argument of type StreamableInit. |
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Called to create an object in certain stream-reading situations. Reimplemented from TListViewer. |
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Selects the given item by calling TListViewer::focusItem(item), then broadcasts a cmNewColorIndex event.
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Copies the item name corresponding to `item' to the `dest' string. Reimplemented from TListViewer. |
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Calls TListViewer::handleEvent(). Then, if the event is cmNewColorItem, the appropriate item is focused and the viewer is redrawn. Reimplemented from TListViewer. |
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The color item list for this viewer. Definition at line 751 of file colorsel.h. |
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Undocumented. Reimplemented from TListViewer. Definition at line 767 of file colorsel.h. |


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The DSC KitaHack is a 2-day hackathon as a pre-hackathon to prepare students for the 2021 Solution Challenge. Participants will be guided through this hackathon by industry experts to come up with awesome solutions and fine tune them with great impact and scalability! Participants can then take this feedback and experience to refine their projects, preparing for the final submission towards Solution Challenge 2021.
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| Time | Agenda |
|---|---|
| 10.00-10.10 | Opening ceremony |
| 10.10-10.40 | Introduction to Solution Challenge |
| 10.40-11.00 | Briefing for Participant |
| 11.00-11.05 | Launching of Event |
| 11.05-12.05 | Break 1 |
| 12.05-14.05 | Speaker Session |
| 14.05-15.00 | Break 2 |
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| Time | Agenda |
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| 11.00-11.05 | Opening ceremony |
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| 13.35-14.05 | Judging Calculate |
| 14.05-14.35 | Award Announcement |
| 14.35-15.05 | Closing ceremony |
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This app was initialized by Thomas Sauer and brought to a production-ready state by students of the University of Applied Science in Darmstadt (h_da).
This is a Open-Source project, so feel free to help us :)
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