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Breaking: PSL Issues Harsh Sanction On Makola
by Soccer LadumaThe Premier Soccer League has confirmed that Mpho Makola has received a six-month ban from football after assaulting a match referee.
It was confirmed by the league earlier this month that Makola was charged after he assaulted match referee, Abongile Tom during the Cape Town City’s clash with Kaizer Chiefs at the Cape Town Stadium last month.
Read more: 'Chiefs Were Well Rested But They Got Cramps'
However, during the encounter, Makola was just shown a yellow card and then continued with the match, although after being reviewed by the league, the player was consequently was charged for misconduct and assault.
The league has since confirmed that the player has received a six-month ban from football effective immediately, putting his immediate future with City up in the air.
“The PSL Disciplinary Committee has handed a six months ban to Cape Town City FC player, Mpho Makola. Makola was found guilty of assaulting match official, Abongile Tom during the Telkom Knockout fixture against Kaizer Chiefs at the Cape Town Stadium on 19 October 2019,” the PSL confirmed on their official Twitter account.
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This Web application facilitates modifying body part scaling for Senran Kagura games such as Shinovi Versus and Estival Versus.
To be able to use it, the first step is to either choose a preset or select the body scaling file from your computer (oftentimes named plbodyscl.bin). Then, a character can be selected for modification in the list below. Note that multiple characters can be selected for batch modification by dragging on the list or using ctrl‐click on desktop.
Once editing is done, the modified file can be saved to the filesystem by activating the “download” button.
For more information about how to use this tool, you may check the tutorial.
features and benefits
Plain standard HTML and JavaScript — Works on any modern browser.
Ease of use — The Web application (I hope) is easy to use, and doesn’t require any in‐depth knowledge about computing.
Easy to hack — Made to be really simple to modify and adapt by developers. (If this doesn’t include a character you want, it’s simple to add them.)
Batch editing — Modify values of multiple characters at the same time by selecting multiple characters to modify.
Nondestructive — Only modifies the relevant part of the file, leaves the rest intact. Performs modifications in memory, leaves the original file intact.
3D preview — See your changes directly in a 3D model before even launching the game.
hacking
This project is available on GitHub, and is distributed under the 0BSD license.
Contributions and issue reports are welcome!
modifying body part scaling
3D preview (warning: Might not work on some devices.)
Note: Currently, only the scaling of breasts, hips, and thighs are reflected on the preview. Blank values are displayed at their default scales.


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... because there are already enough ivory-tower-architects out there...
Credits go to Simon Brown, check his great homepage
Basic idea is to create a common model of your software architecture, containing:
along with their relationships amongst each other.
...and then provide different views with different abstraction levels onto your model
Unclear?
Check his homepage now!
Simon Brown created Structurizr as a reference implementation of the C4 model
Structurizr is a publishing platform for software architecture diagrams and documentation based upon the C4 model; available as a free/paid cloud service and an on-premises installation
It contains clients in various languages (Java/Kotlin, .NET) and a Web-Platform for visualizating the views
So basically you code your architecture in Java/Kotlin or .NET, push it to the web, and visualize it there
Unclear?
Check his homepage now!
and check https://github.com/Catalysts/cat-boot-structurizr-sample


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Man in court for allegedly killing his father, dumping body in street
by Nicole McCainA Limpopo man has appeared in court for allegedly murdering his father.
The 30-year-old appeared in the Namakgale Magistrate’s Court on Friday after the body of his father, Shadrack Mampa, was found in the Maake area in the early hours of Wednesday morning.
Police were called after a passerby found the body in a street, near the victim’s home in Mogopeng village.
“Further investigations established that the deceased had stab wounds and a murder case was immediately opened. Police then commenced with their investigations which included tracing of the suspect involved,” says provincial police spokesperson Brigadier Motlafela Mojapelo.
READ: Life sentence for man who had dad killed for reprimanding him about smoking nyaope
Police believe that the suspect, Marupeng Phalane, fetched his 69-year-old father from the home of his estranged wife in Kgopo village on Tuesday night. They were travelling in Phalane’s car to a butchery in Gravellote.
"The motive for the killing is still unknown at this stage but will be revealed by the ongoing police investigations," says Mojapelo.
"It appears an argument broke out between father and son, and they stopped at a farm near Gravelotte, where Phalane is accused of stabbing his father. Mampa died instantly, and his body was dragged into the vehicle and transported to his home village, where it was dumped in the street," Mojapelo explains.
The suspect later handed himself over to the police in Gravelotte and was charged with murder. The case has been postponed to November 20 for a formal bail application and further police investigations.


Automated addition of VMware VM to Host Affinity Rules
Automated addition of VMware VM to Host Affinity Rules
Background
VMware Affinity rules can solve many issues in a virtualized environment with out the need to create different clusters or datacenters to separate Virtual Machines. The specific need that we at Encore had for this was that when a vm is being cloned, if the VM was migrated to a different Host due to a vMotion, the custom spec with Kickstart files or Autounattended Syspreps would fail.
This was a random error that would only happened when vCenter or a host was overloaded. We didn’t want to turn off the vMotion so we needed to find a different solution to keep our VMs on the same host during the automation task. We were able to do this using VM to Host Affinity rules and we were able to automate the process with the usage of pyVmomi.
We have published an action for creating affinity rules to an open source StackStorm pack to give the community an automated way to accomplish everything we will discuss below. You can go to the link to learn more about StackStorm.
Running an action to create Affinity Rules in StackStorm is as easy as:
st2 run vsphere.affinity_rule_create cluster_name="test-cluster" vm_names="test-vm1","test-vm2" host_names="test-host1","test-host2" rule_name="test-rule"
Setup
You can install pyVmomi from pip into a virtualenv like the following:
virtualenv ~/vmware
source ~/vmware/bin/activate
pip install pyvmomi
VMware Connection
pyVmomi makes it really easy to connect to the VMware vCenter environment to query information and perform all the necessary tasks needed.
Example of connecting to VMware vCenter unsecured:
from pyVim.connect import SmartConnect, Disconnect
import requests
import ssl
requests.packages.urllib3.disable_warnings()
context = ssl._create_unverified_context()
si = SmartConnect(host="test.dev",
port=443,
user="username",
pwd="password",
sslContext=context)
client = si.RetrieveContent()
Creating Affinity Groups
The first thing that we have to do to create an affinity rule once we get connected to vCenter is to create two affinity groups. One for the VMware VMs and the second one is for the VMware Host machines. You can have many of each of these in the groups if you wish.
One important thing to keep in mind about this is that the VMs and the Hosts must already be created in VMware before you can add them to a group. And that Affinity rules and groups are applied at the cluster level so all the VMs and Hosts that you choose must live in the same cluster.
First we need to find the VMs and the Hosts that we will be adding to the Affinity Groups. Finding these objects can be done in the same manor. We can find many objects at the same time or we can find a single object, either way we have to return the objects as an array of objects so that they can be added to the group.
Once we have the objects we need to create separate groups that are created in a similar manor and add the objects to them.
Finding Virtual Machines
To find VMs (either one or many) and add them to a VM groupyou can do the following:
from pyVmomi import vim
vm_view = content.viewManager.CreateContainerView(client.rootFolder, [vim.VirtualMachine], True)
vm_names = ["test-vm1", "test-vm2"]
returned_vms = []
for vm_name in vm_names:
for vm in vm_view.view:
if vm.name == vm_name:
returned_vms.append(vm)
break
# Delete the View object once we are finished finding VMs
vm_view.Destroy()
# Decide on a name for the VM group and set it to a variable to be used later when creating the affinity rule
vm_group_name = "test-vm-group"
# Create VMware group
vm_group = vim.cluster.VmGroup(name=vm_group_name, vm=returned_vms)
# Create the group creation specification to be implemented at the end
vm_group_spec = vim.cluster.GroupSpec(info=vm_group, operation='add')
Finding VMware Hosts
To find VMware Hosts (either one or many) and create a Host group is very similar to what we did for VMs:
from pyVmomi import vim
host_view = content.viewManager.CreateContainerView(client.rootFolder, [vim.HostSystem], True)
host_names = ["test-host1", "test-host2"]
returned_hosts = []
for host_name in host_names:
for host in host_view.view:
if host.name == host_name:
returned_hosts.append(host)
break
# Delete the View object once we are finished finding Hosts
host_view.Destroy()
# Decide on a name for the Host group and set it to a variable to be used later when creating the affinity rule
host_group_name = "test-host-group"
# Create VMware group
host_group = vim.cluster.HostGroup(name=host_group_name, host=returned_hosts)
# Create the group creation specification to be implemented at the end
host_group_spec = vim.cluster.GroupSpec(info=host_group, operation='add')
Creating Affinity Rule
Now that we have created both the VM group and the Host group above we can use that information to create the affinity rules. Doing this is acutally really similar to creating the VMware groups above. The only thing that you will need to have is the names of the groups that were created which we conviently saved to variables above.
To create Affinity rules:
from pyVmomi import vim
# Create VMware VM to Host Rule
rule_obj = vim.cluster.VmHostRuleInfo(vmGroupName=vm_group_name,
affineHostGroupName=host_group_name,
name="test-rule",
enabled=True,
mandatory=True)
# Create the rule creation specification to be implemented at the end
rule_spec = vim.cluster.RuleSpec(info=rule_obj, operation='add')
Implementing the Groups and Rules
Now that we have the groups and the rule information created we need to find the cluster to add these rules and groups to. All Affinity Rules and groups are assigned at the cluster level. So we need to find the cluster that these objects are associated with and add them to it. There are several ways to find the cluser that we are looking for. I will show you a few below.
Find by name:
from pyVmomi import vim
cluster_view = content.viewManager.CreateContainerView(client.rootFolder, [vim.ClusterComputeResource], True)
custer_name = "test-cluster"
return_cluster = []
for cluster in cluster_view.view:
if cluster.name == custer_name:
return_cluster = cluster
break
# Delete the View object once we are finished finding Hosts
cluster_view.Destroy()
Find by using one of the Hosts found above:
first_host = returned_hosts[0]
return_cluster = first_host.parent
Find by using one of the VMs found above
first_vm = returned_vms[0]
vm_host = first_vm.runtime.host
return_cluster = vm_host.parent
Regardless of the method that you use to get the cluster object. Once we have it we can finish up ad add all the information that we have created to the cluster so that VMware will create out Affinity Groups and Rule for us.
To add the information to the cluster:
from pyVmomi import vim
# Create the Cluster Config Specification with the information that we created above
config_spec = vim.cluster.ConfigSpecEx(groupSpec=[vm_group_spec, host_group_spec],
rulesSpec=[rule_spec])
# Add the information to VMware
add_task = cluster.ReconfigureEx(config_spec, modify=True)
# Check the status of the task until success
add_task.info.state
Now your new VMware Affinity Rule and Groups should be added to you VMware Cluster. This should help keep VMs on the correct host while you do any work that is needed.
-Bradley Bishop
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Node.JS doesn’t offer window…
root = window ? global
ensure the core namespace
root.ShareCoffee or = {}
The ShareCoffee.CSOM class is providing functionality which can be used when working with the SharePoint’s CSOM Important These methods are designed to use in non CrossDomain scenarios
root.ShareCoffee.CSOM = class
getHost web uses the SP.AppContextSite in order to receive the SPHostWeb requested by it’s url
getHostWeb returns the suggested HostWeb Context
@getHostWeb = (appWebCtx, hostWebUrl) ->
hostWebCtx = new SP.AppContextSite appWebCtx, hostWebUrl
hostWebCtx.get_web()


A short video demonstrating Tokaido Nakama in action!
Main Screen
Farm Location
Hot Spring Location
Tokaido Nakama automatically updates the player tunrs whenever a player complete's their actions and has a GUI showing player positions with intuitive moving based on clicking spots on the board and brings up pertinent menus based on the location chosen.
Tokaido Nakama automatically updates each players score and coins according to the locations they stop at and cards they choose. Never forget to add the points for that temple donation again!
Tokaido Nakama will always show the odds of what cards are left in eash deck to be drawn. Get all the info you need to decide whether it's worth being last at the Inn to stop and the Village and shop for souvenirs!
Some features in the works are support for 2 to 5 players and an end game achievement tracker. Other planned features are Traveler powers and options to apply the variants Return Trip, Gastronomy, and Preperations. Eventually we hope to include the option to use the Crossroads expansion for the game.
"This project was created for Holberton's capstone project to demonstrate what we have learned over the last year. My initial plan was to do a browser based version of a board game, but between Tabletopia and Board Game Arena, they've all been done. I wanted to make something new and useful. So I decided on a companion app for Tokaido. It had a very basic rules set and wonderful asthetic, and had a lot of extra features we can expand upon as we learn more and have more time to work on it. I enlisted the help of classmates Dylan Carey and Corbin Enterline, knowing they both were hobby gamers, Corbin was interested in front end and GUI coding for games, and Dylan was more capable with Python which was the language we decided to use." - Robert Rowe, Designer


| Aranasi Broodmother | 6 | Common | Warlock | RoS |
| Dreadsteed | 4 | Epic | Warlock | TGT |
| Impbalming | 4 | Rare | Warlock | SoU |
| Kabal Trafficker | 6 | Epic | Warlock | MSoG |
| Lesser Amethyst Spellstone | 4 | Rare | Warlock | K&C |
| Prince Malchezaar | 5 | Legendary | Neutral | ONiK |
| Renounce Darkness | 2 | Epic | Warlock | WotOG |
| Twisted Knowledge | 2 | Common | Warlock | GA |
| Call of the Void | 1 | Common | Warlock | Classic |
| Dark Peddler | 2 | Common | Warlock | LoE |
| Dark Possession | 1 | Rare | Warlock | WW |
| Demonic Project | 2 | Common | Warlock | TBP |
| Rin, the First Disciple | 6 | Legendary | Warlock | K&C |
| Kobold Librarian | 1 | Common | Warlock | K&C |
| Mortal Coil | 1 | Warlock | Basic | |
| Plot Twist | 2 | Rare | Warlock | RoS |
| Sense Demons | 3 | Common | Warlock | Classic |
| The Soularium | 1 | Legendary | Warlock | TBP |
| Abyssal Enforcer | 7 | Common | Warlock | MSoG |
| Bloodreaver Gul'dan | 10 | Legendary | Warlock | KotFT |
| Corrupting Mist | 2 | Rare | Warlock | KotFT |
| Defile | 2 | Rare | Warlock | KotFT |
| Demonwrath | 3 | Rare | Warlock | BRM |
| Despicable Dreadlord | 5 | Rare | Warlock | KotFT |
| DOOM! | 10 | Epic | Warlock | WotOG |
| Dread Infernal | 6 | Warlock | Basic | |
| Felfire Potion | 6 | Rare | Warlock | MSoG |
| Hellfire | 4 | Warlock | Basic | |
| Hooked Reaver | 4 | Rare | Warlock | K&C |
| Shadowflame | 4 | Rare | Warlock | Classic |
| Siphon Soul | 6 | Rare | Warlock | Classic |
| Twisting Nether | 8 | Epic | Warlock | Classic |
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Screen recorder using Python
Python is a widely used general-purpose language. It allows performing a variety of tasks. One of them can be recording a video. It provides a module named pyautogui which can be used for the same. This module along with NumPy and OpenCV provides the way to manipulate and save the images (screenshot in this case)
Modules needed
pyautogui:
To install pyautogui type the below command in the terminal.
pip install pyautogui
OpenCV:
To install OpenCV type the below command in the terminal.OpenCV is the huge open-source library for computer vision, machine learning, and image processing and now it plays a major role in real-time operation which is very important in today’s systems.
pip install opencv-python
Glob:
To install glob type the below command in the terminal.
pip install glob
PyQt5:
To install PyQt5 type the below command in the terminal. The PyQt module can be used to create desktop applications with Python.
pip install PyQt5
shutil:
To install shutil type the below command in the terminal.
pip install shutil
Below is the implementation.
First, import all the required packages.
for
Source Code
click here.
Please reach me out over LinkedIn for any query.Thanks for reading!!!


© 2018 Chi Nul. Released under CC-BY.
If this helped you, please consider donating: see https://keybase.io/chinul for address.


Content
The aim of this group is focused on moving through the R for Data Science text, which walks readers through the major features of the tidyverse in the context of data science.
--- title: 'R4DS: the next iteration' author: Jesse M date: '2017-12-22' slug: r4ds-the-next-iteration categories: [] tags: - community - data science - online learning - R - R4DS ---
In August of 2017 I launched an experiment, referred to as the R for Data Science Online Learning Community, with the goal of creating a supportive and responsive online space for learners and mentors to gather and work through the R for Data Science text.
Like most online learning endeavors, we had a massive surge of interest at the onset, with exponential drop-offs week after week as we progressively worked through each chapter based on an established schedule. Although everyone who messaged me had their own individual reasons for dropping out, the underlying premise was the same: the pace of the group was too overwhelming.
With that in mind, I’m excited to announce the changes we’re making to the group, which will be launching on December 30th, 2017!
The aim of this group is focused on moving through the R for Data Science text, which walks readers through the major features of the tidyverse in the context of data science.
Instead of running on a cohort model, with sign-ups taking place during a specific time of year, the group will (for the foreseeable future) always be open.
Initial invites will go out on December 30th, and then approximately once a week thereafter.
Please note: if you sign up on December 30th after the initial invites go out, you will receive your invite the following week.
This online learning community will continue to use Slack as its primary forum.
Within the Slack group we will have the following channels:
In an effort to empower community members to take on leadership roles, if there is a program and/or project that you would like to see created, please share your idea in the #pilot_ideas channel! Within the #pilot_ideas channel we will help you think through the idea as well as set you up with a channel to carry out your idea with group members who choose to participate.
Pilot programs that people have expressed an interest in include, but are not limited to, a recurring talk on an aspect of R–given by a community member, a time-based move through the curriculum, and a group that uses a specific data set to work on projects by applying what you’ve learned in the text.
The idea behind pilot programs is twofold:
We would love to have community members create content related to both R as well as their participation in the R for Data Science Online Learning Community! If you’re not sure where to start, tutorials and content on the following would be a fantastic addition to the community:
If you are interested in being a group administrator and working on group logistics (channel creation, sending out invites, answering administrative questions, etc.) please be in touch with @kierisi. At this point in time there is no formal process for becoming an administrator, as we are waiting to see how many people are interested.
If you’re not familiar with Slack, it is worth the time to get to know the settings in Slack as soon as possible, otherwise this experience will be 210% overwhelming!
Some helpful things to know how to do in Slack:
If you joined the Slack group in the first round, you’re already signed up! All you need to do is log in to the Slack group again.
The first round followed a curriculum that went through specific chapters each week. This iteration of the group will not follow a pre-established curriculum, but instead serve as an ongoing space to ask questions and share advice related to the R for Data Science text.
Anyone interested in creating and participating in a supportive, welcoming space for those learning R for data science. Specific community expectations can be found in our Code of Conduct.
Then this is probably not the group for you.
The initial invites will go out on December 30th, with rolling invites approximately once a week thereafter.
Look for an email from Slack, and be sure to check your spam, check your clutter, and check your inbox.
We will also send out invites via Twitter DMs if needed, so please also check your Twitter inbox and Twitter requests inbox.
If you still can’t find your invite, and it’s been over a week since signing up, please reach out to Jesse on Twitter.


Before Change
if msg:
if PY2:
msg = msg.encode("utf-8") // sys.stderr expects bytes in Py2, unicode in Py3
print(msg, file=out or sys.stderr)
self._exit(result)
def exit_and_fail(self, msg=None):
Exits the runtime with an exit code of 1, indicating failure.
After Change
out = out or sys.stderr
// sys.stderr expects bytes in Py2, unicode in Py3
msg = ensure_binary(msg)
try:
print(msg, file=out)
// TODO: Determine whether this call is a no-op because the stream gets flushed on exit, or
// if we could lose what we just printed, e.g. if we get interrupted by a signal while
// exiting and the stream is buffered like stdout.
out.flush()
except Exception as e:
// If the file is already closed, or any other error occurs, just log it and continue to
// exit.
logger.exception(e)
self._exit(result)
def exit_and_fail(self, msg=None):
Exits the runtime with an exit code of 1, indicating failure.


Nested doc.write Test
This test checks how the browser treats document.write calls that are nested.
- a script for one.js is written via document.write()
- when one.js loads it asks for two.js to be written via document.write()
- one.js then immediately accesses something defined in two.js
The expectation is that the access to the variable defined by two.js in one.js
will fail.
Check the console for output


This documentation is the result of my frustration with official Python Manuals.
Currently all the material resides on my PC in a form of Word documents. I am going to convert those word documents into .rst files over the course of the next few days. Or weeks possibly if my motivation falters. And I’m talking about 300-400 A4 pages describing all the Python features with working code examples. It took me about 4 months to put it all together.
Note
Moving stuff from Word files into reStructuredText is tedious. This is work in progress as of January 2015.
Update 18/01/2015.
Moving all the contents from word files to Sphinx project has proven to be more time consuming than I originally thought. Getting the ver. 1.0 ready will take weeks.
Everything here is intended for Python 2.7.X. The reason is simple - this is the version I personally use and its specification is frozen (no new features will be added), so the content is bound to be up to date for good. Moreover, Python 3.X is not catching up - there’s like seven or eight people using it worldwide.
This work is not meant to be a total replacement for Python Manuals. As a matter of fact most of the definitions here are based on the official docs. I decided to only cover the core Python’s syntax, that means, the stuff that does not require using “import” statement.
This reference is designed to minimize the amount of time needed to look things up. The whole layout is well structured and consistent. I put a lot of emphasis on working code examples and very simple definitions. Being realistic, no one wants to read lengthy passages about some obscure functions, most people only need to glance at the code examples and then copy, paste and modify.
Python Standard Library is beyond the scope of this reference. If you are looking for a description of library modules have a look at:
Python is such a well-designed, clean and enjoyable to code in language so it sure deserves to have a decent syntax reference. I’ve been coding in Python for a few months now and whenever I need to check something about syntax 99.9% of the time I end up either on Stackoverflow or some other on-line resource. My main gripes with official docs are too terse descriptions and virtual lack of any code examples as well as lack of any coherent logical structure. It does not have to be this way. Just take a look on Mozilla’s JavaScript reference or Microsoft’s any .net language or VBA/VBScript references. Those are excellent examples of good technical writing.
Absurdly enough the whole Python documentation stands in contrast to the Zen of Python.
My first idea was to identify main use case scenarios for using any language reference. Luckily there are only two I can think of:
In both cases Python docs fail miserably.
So I decided to introduce the following template logical structures:
This one is used to explain usage of functions/methods. It quickly gives you the info about:
[quick description field – preferably up to 80 characters long]
[detailed description of calling this function]
[if applicable]
[if applicable]
[further discussion]
[simple code snippets to illustrate basic usage; the simpler the better]
[links to related topics]
Used as a list of thematically grouped functions/methods. I decided to organize things by function rather than alphabetically. That’s the same way a handyman organizes his tools in the toolbox. Makes needed things easier to find.
Method_a (hyperlink)
[quick description field – preferably up to 80 characters long]
Method_b (hyperlink)
[quick description field – preferably up to 80 characters long]


Getting Start With NodeJs and Express
Introduction
There are tons of tutorial on web to write “Hello World!” program in node.js, but here we will discuss a how to write a complete simple app from scratch. We will also discuss aboute writing routing, playing with get, post, query, parameter and all. We will talk a little about installing node.js, express and other dependancy first, then we will move to writing app part.
Installation
This tutorial assume that you are running Ubuntu 16.04 and have ‘‘sudo’’ access on your system.
For Installing Distro stable version
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install nodejs
#For npm installation
$ sudo apt-get install npm
This is sufficient for working on node.js and enough for now, if you want to try latest or unstable version then follow this link Node js instalation by package manager
Now we will install Express-generator, which will be used to generate express skelton code for our app.
$ npm install express-generator -g
Getting help for express
$ express -h
Usage: express [options] [dir]
Options:
-h, --help output usage information
--version output the version number
-e, --ejs add ejs engine support
--hbs add handlebars engine support
--pug add pug engine support
-H, --hogan add hogan.js engine support
-v, --view <engine> add view <engine> support (ejs|hbs|hjs|jade|pug|twig|vash) (defaults to jade)
-c, --css <engine> add stylesheet <engine> support (less|stylus|compass|sass) (defaults to plain css)
--git add .gitignore
-f, --force force on non-empty directory
Now let’s cook some app with express, we are using ejs temple engine for this tutorial you can use some other one also like pug.
$ express --view=ejs myapp
create : myapp
create : myapp/package.json
create : myapp/app.js
create : myapp/public
create : myapp/public/javascripts
create : myapp/public/images
create : myapp/routes
create : myapp/routes/index.js
create : myapp/routes/users.js
create : myapp/public/stylesheets
create : myapp/public/stylesheets/style.css
create : myapp/views
create : myapp/views/index.ejs
create : myapp/views/layout.ejs
create : myapp/views/error.ejs
create : myapp/bin
create : myapp/bin/www
Now we will look what dependencies we have in package.json and install them:
{
"name": "myapp",
"version": "0.0.0",
"private": true,
"scripts": {
"start": "node ./bin/www"
},
"dependencies": {
"body-parser": "~1.15.2",
"cookie-parser": "~1.4.3",
"debug": "~2.2.0",
"ejs": "~2.5.2",
"express": "~4.14.0",
"morgan": "~1.7.0",
"serve-favicon": "~2.3.0"
}
}
Now Install them using:
$ cd myapp
$ npm install
Now to start application on MacOS or Linux, run:
$ DEBUG=myapp:* npm start
and on Windows:
> set DEBUG=myapp:* & npm start
Let’s see our app file tree and then we will move next
.
├── app.js
├── bin
│ └── www
├── package.json
├── public
│ ├── images
│ ├── javascripts
│ └── stylesheets
│ └── style.css
├── routes
│ ├── index.js
│ └── users.js
└── views
├── error.ejs
├── index.ejs
└── layout.ejs
7 directories, 9 files
In route folder our routes part is written and in views folder our views exists, similarly public folder contain public file like stylesheets, image and statcs file.
Now we will understand what and how routing file are used in application and how to extend them.
Understanding Routing
Before understanding route file and content lets look how to add them in our application.
Let’s look for this code in app.js reside inq project root folder:
var index = require('./routes/index');
var users = require('./routes/users');
app.use('/', index);
app.use('/users', users);
if you look closely then in first two line we have made a variable from ”./routes/index” and ”./routes/users” module and then we are using later with respective router in this “app.use(‘/’, index)” and “app.use(‘/users’, users)” line.
Let’s look some code in routes/index.js
1 var express = require('express');
2 var router = express.Router();
3
4 /* GET home page. */
5 router.get('/', function(req, res, next) {
6 res.render('index', { title: 'Express' });
7 });
8
9 module.exports = router;
Getting View part
So as a Example we will develop a demo site to find book in liabrary database and book it for reading purpose. so we will start with siimple database in MySql databse that will store list of book, list of user and and a assigned relationship.


--- layout: default index: true active: 1 directive_tags: Required: is-danger Optional: is-success Only 1 allowed: is-info directives: - name: Contact id: contact tags: ['Required'] help: > A link or e-mail address for people to contact you about security issues. Remember to include "https://" for URLs, and "mailto:" for e-mails. placeholder<EMAIL_ADDRESS>spec: 3 - name: Encryption id: encryption tags: ['Optional'] help: A link to a key which security researchers should use to securely talk to you. Remember to include "https://". placeholder: https://example.com/pgp-key.txt spec: 4 - name: Acknowledgments id: acknowledgments tags: ['Optional'] help: > A link to a web page where you say thank you to security researchers who have helped you. Remember to include "https://". placeholder: https://example.com/hall-of-fame.html spec: 1 - name: Preferred-Languages id: preferredLanguages tags: ['Optional', 'Only 1 allowed'] help: > A comma-separated list of language codes that your security team speaks. You may include more than one language. placeholder: en, es, ru spec: 7 - name: Policy id: policy tags: ['Optional'] help: > A link to a policy detailing what security researchers should do when searching for or reporting security issues. Remember to include "https://". placeholder: https://example.com/security-policy.html spec: 6 - name: Hiring id: hiring tags: ['Optional'] help: A link to any security-related job openings in your organisation. Remember to include "https://". placeholder: https://example.com/jobs.html spec: 5 ---
“When security risks in web services are discovered by independent security researchers who understand the severity of the risk, they often lack the channels to disclose them properly. As a result, security issues may be left unreported. security.plist defines a standard to help organizations define the process for security researchers to disclose security vulnerabilities securely.”
Create a property list file called security.plist
and drag-and-drop it to your .xcodeproj
or .xcworkspace
project files.
You are ready to go! Publish your security.plist file. If you want to give security researchers confidence that your security.plist file is authentic, and not planted by an attacker, consider digitally signing the file with an OpenPGP cleartext signature.
The main purpose of security.plist is to help make things easier for companies and security researchers when trying to secure platforms. Thanks to security.plist, security researchers can easily get in touch with companies about security issues.
For iOS applications, the security.plist file should be placed at the root of .xcodeproj
or .xcworkspace
project files.
The security.plist file should be at least plist version="1.0"
.
The email value is an optional field. If you are worried about spam, you can set a URI as the value and link to your security policy.


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import inspect
import logging
import traceback
from ._oyoyo.parse import parse_nick
from ._oyoyo.cmdhandler import CommandError, NoSuchCommandError, ProtectedCommandError
from .helpers import HelperClient
from .client import IRCClient
def protected(func):
"""Decorator to protect functions from being called as commands"""
func.protected = True
return func
[docs]class CommandHandler(object):
""" The most basic CommandHandler """
def __init__(self, client: IRCClient):
self.client = client
@protected
[docs] def get(self, in_command_parts):
"""Finds a command
commands may be dotted. each command part is checked that it does
not start with and underscore and does not have an attribute
"protected". if either of these is true, ProtectedCommandError
is raised.
its possible to pass both "command.sub.func" and
["command", "sub", "func"].
"""
if isinstance(in_command_parts, (bytes)):
in_command_parts = in_command_parts.split(".".encode())
elif isinstance(in_command_parts, (str)):
in_command_parts = in_command_parts.split('.')
command_parts = in_command_parts[:]
p = self
while command_parts:
cmd = command_parts.pop(0)
if type(cmd) is bytes:
cmd = cmd.decode()
if cmd.startswith('_'):
raise ProtectedCommandError(in_command_parts)
try:
f = getattr(p, cmd)
except AttributeError:
raise NoSuchCommandError(in_command_parts)
if hasattr(f, 'protected'):
raise ProtectedCommandError(in_command_parts)
if isinstance(f, CommandHandler) and command_parts:
return f.get(command_parts)
p = f
return f
@protected
[docs] def run(self, command, *args):
"""Finds and runs a command"""
logging.debug("processCommand %s(%s)" % (command, args))
logging.info("processCommand %s(%s)" % (command, args))
try:
f = self.get(command)
except NoSuchCommandError:
return self.__unhandled__(command, *args)
logging.debug('f %s' % f)
try:
return f(self.client, *args)
except Exception as e:
logging.error('command raised %s' % e)
logging.error(traceback.format_exc())
raise CommandError(command)
@protected
async def __unhandled__(self, cmd, *args):
"""The default handler for commands. Override this method to
apply custom behavior (example, printing) unhandled commands.
"""
logging.debug('unhandled command %s(%s)' % (cmd, args))
[docs]class DefaultCommandHandler(CommandHandler):
""" CommandHandler that provides methods for the normal operation of IRC.
If you want your bot to properly respond to pings, etc, you should subclass this.
"""
[docs] async def ping(self, prefix, server):
"""Called on PING command, sends back PONG"""
self.client.send('PONG', server)
[docs]class DefaultBotCommandHandler(CommandHandler):
"""Default command handler for bots. Methods/Attributes are made
available as commands """
@protected
[docs] def getVisibleCommands(self, obj=None):
"""Gets all visible commands, protected"""
test = (lambda x: isinstance(x, CommandHandler) or inspect.ismethod(x) or inspect.isfunction(x))
members = inspect.getmembers(obj or self, test)
return [m for m, _ in members
if (not m.startswith('_') and
not hasattr(getattr(obj, m), 'protected'))]
[docs] async def help(self, sender, dest, arg=None):
"""List all available commands or get help on a specific command"""
logging.info('help sender=%s dest=%s arg=%s' % (sender, dest, arg))
if not arg:
commands = self.getVisibleCommands()
commands.sort()
await HelperClient.msg(self.client, dest,
"available commands: %s" % " ".join(commands))
else:
try:
f = self.get(arg)
except CommandError as e:
await HelperClient.msg(self.client, dest, str(e))
return
doc = f.__doc__.strip() if f.__doc__ else "No help available"
if not inspect.ismethod(f):
subcommands = self.getVisibleCommands(f)
if subcommands:
doc += " [sub commands: %s]" % " ".join(subcommands)
await HelperClient.msg(self.client, dest, "%s: %s" % (arg, doc))
[docs]class BotCommandHandler(DefaultCommandHandler):
"""Complete command handler for bots"""
def __init__(self, client: IRCClient):
DefaultCommandHandler.__init__(self, client)
[docs] async def privmsg(self, prefix, dest, msg):
"""Called when privmsg command is received, just awaits
BotCommandHandler.tryBotCommand with the same args"""
await self.tryBotCommand(prefix, dest, msg)
@protected
[docs] async def tryBotCommand(self, prefix, dest, msg):
"""Tests a command to see if its a command for the bot, returns True
and calls self.processBotCommand(cmd, sender) if its is.
"""
logging.debug("tryBotCommand('%s' '%s' '%s')" % (prefix, dest, msg))
if dest == self.client.nick:
dest = parse_nick(prefix)[0]
elif msg.startswith(self.client.nick):
msg = msg[len(self.client.nick) + 1:]
else:
return False
msg = msg.strip()
parts = msg.split(' ', 1)
command = parts[0]
arg = parts[1:]
try:
await self.run(command, prefix, dest, *arg)
except CommandError as e:
await HelperClient.msg(self.client, dest, str(e))
return True


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Setting up permanent and temporary redirects, Apache, NGINX
Difficulty: 2
Time: 45 minutes
Redirects are required when you are moving to a new domain, expanding your domain or forcing SSL. This article explains how to create redirects with Apache and Nginx.
You will need sudo
privileges to complete these steps.
Apache uses different tools for redirect. The simplest way would be to redirect using mod_alias
module. In case of extensive redirects, mod_rewrite
is used. Redirects using mod_rewrite
is out of scope of this article.
This directive is included in the mod_alias
module and is used for simple, single-page redirects. It takes two arguments - old and new URLs.
| Ubuntu | /etc/apache2/sites-available/000-default.conf |
| Debian | /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default |
| Fedora | /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf |
| Arch Linux | /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf |
| CentOS | /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf |
VirtualHost *:80
block:
<VirtualHost *:80> … … ServerName www.coolexample1.com Redirect / http://coolexample2.com … … </VirtualHost>
This redirect instructs the browser to redirect all requests for www.coolexample1.com to www.coolexample2.com, but this works only for a single page and not for the entire site.
Redirect
directive creates 302 or temporary redirects. To create permanent redirects, you can use any of following:
Or
This directive uses regular expression to allow redirect for entire directories. It matches patterns in parentheses and then references the matched text in the redirect using $1
, 1 designates the first group of text. Sequential numbers are given to subsequent groups.
For example, if you want to match any request within /customers
directory to a subdomain, say - customers.coolexample.com,
add the following lines in same file that you opened in the last step.
<VirtualHost *:80> … RedirectMatch ^/ customers/(.*)$ http:// customers.coolexample.com/$1 … </VirtualHost>
coolexample1.com
to coolexample2.com,
open the appropriate file based on your distribution in any editor.
| Ubuntu | /etc/nginx/sites-available/default |
| Debian | /etc/nginx/sites-available/default |
| Fedora | /etc/nginx/nginx.conf |
| Arch Linux | /etc/nginx/nginx.conf |
| CentOS | /etc/nginx/nginx.conf |
Final block will look like this:
server { listen 80; … server_name coolexample1.com.com; return 301 $scheme:// coolexample2.com$request_uri; … }
rewrite
directive as used in Apache.
In this article, you learned to create temporary and permanent redirects with Apache and NGINX. You should use correct redirection type because improper use of temporary redirects may spoil your search ranking.


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Class Camera¶
- Defined in File Camera.h
Inheritance Relationships¶
Derived Types¶
public Azura::FlyThroughCamera
(Class FlyThroughCamera)public Azura::PolarCamera
(Class PolarCamera)
Class Documentation¶
-
class
Camera
¶ Subclassed by Azura::FlyThroughCamera, Azura::PolarCamera
Public Functions
-
Camera
(U32 width, U32 height)¶ Constructs the camera with the given width and height.
The height & width provided are used in the projection matrix computation.
- Parameters
width
: The film widthheight
: The film height
-
virtual
~Camera
()¶
-
void
SetSensitivity
(float value)¶ Sets the sensitivity of the camera.
Sensitivity is an independent parameter and may be used by the dervied class in a particular way.
- Parameters
value
: The sensitivity value
-
float
GetSensitivity
() const¶ Query the sensitivity of the camera.
- Return
- The sensitivity of the camera.
-
void
SetNearClip
(float value)¶ Sets the near clip plane for the camera.
- Parameters
value
: The value
-
void
SetFarClip
(float value)¶ Sets the far clip plane for the camera.
- Parameters
value
: The value
-
float
GetNearClip
() const¶ Query the near clip plane value of the camera.
- Return
- The near clip value.
-
float
GetFarClip
() const¶ Query the far clip plane value of the camera.
- Return
- The far clip value.
-
void
SetFOVY
(float value)¶ Sets the vertical field of view of the camera.
- Parameters
value
: The value
-
void
SetPosition
(Vector3f value)¶ Sets the camera position.
- Parameters
value
: 3D world position
-
void
SetReferencePoint
(Vector3f value)¶ Sets the reference point for the camera.
The reference point is the camera’s target.
- Parameters
value
: 3D world position
-
Vector3f
GetPosition
() const¶ Query to get the current camera position.
- Return
- The position.
-
Matrix4f
GetViewProjMatrix
() const¶ Gets the view projection matrix for the camera.
- Return
- The view projection matrix.
-
Matrix4f
GetInvViewProjMatrix
() const¶ Gets the inverse of the view projection matrix for the camera.
- Return
- The inverse of view projection matrix.
-
Matrix4f
GetViewMatrix
() const¶ Gets the view matrix.
- Return
- The view matrix.
-
Matrix4f
GetProjMatrix
() const¶ Gets the projection matrix.
- Return
- The projection matrix.
-
virtual void
Recompute
() = 0¶ Tells the camera to update its matrices & other properties.
Cameras in Azura don’t recompute always. For example, you maybe wanted to move the camera first, then rotate it, maybe then shift it due to some physics. At the end, One can call recompute only once to get the final view projection matrix.
Recompute will compute the view & projection matrices (and their combinations).
-
virtual void
Update
(float timeDelta) = 0¶ Update based on Window events.
Azura cameras have the ability to listen to keyboard events or mouse events. They can then perform movements based on the
timeDelta
passed. This is highly useful as every PolarCamera or FlyThroughCamera are generally the same with some modification for the screen, fovy etc.They all respond to a basic set of movements. However, the user can modify the keyboard keys for each camera. But this is highly dependent on the application using the camera. For example, WASD is the default for all cameras. But one can change those keys to maybe say the arrow keys.
- Parameters
timeDelta
: The time delta
-
virtual void
OnMouseEvent
(MouseEvent mouseEvent) = 0¶
Protected Attributes
-
U32
m_width
¶
-
U32
m_height
¶
-
float
m_aspect
¶
-
float
m_sensitivity
= {0.5f}¶
-
float
m_nearClip
= {0.0001f}¶
-
float
m_farClip
= {1000.0f}¶
-
float
m_fovY
= {45.0f}¶
-
Vector3f
m_eye
= {0, 0, 0}¶
-
Vector3f
m_ref
= {0, 0, 0}¶
-
Matrix4f
m_view
¶
-
Matrix4f
m_proj
¶
-
Matrix4f
m_viewProj
¶
-
Matrix4f
m_invViewProj
¶
-


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Notebook name: normalization.ipynb
This notebook normalized the imaging data (tiff or fits) by removing the background and fixing the fluctuations of the neutron beam. You will need:
If you need help accessing this notebook, check the How To > Start the python notebooks tutorial.
Check the full tutorial here
You need to provide the list of samples, OB and DF (if needed). To do so, just SHIFT + ENTER the following cell to display a selection tool wizard.
The dialogbox will start listing the files from the IPTS folder you selected in the first cell. Feel free to navigate to find your data set.
Check the file selection tool tutorial to learn how to use the file selector tool.
Run the next few cells to make sure you loading the right data set.
SHIFT + ENTER to run the cell. A new User Interface (UI) will come to life. If you can not see the UI, check behind the notebook window.
Just click OK if you do not want to select any region of interest (ROI).
If you want to provide one, or more, ROI, click + on the right of the GUI and move/resize the ROI using the mouse, or the table values.
Running the recapitulation cell will display a summary of the files you selected. This allow to quickly
This cell runs the normalization and let you know the progress of the calculation via a progress bar.
Select where you want to output the normalized data, then run the following cell. Once the output folder selected, a folder name after the input data folder is created and will contain all the normalized data.


G7 envoys name key reforms Ukraine must keep in constant focus
In particular, it's about judicial and banking reforms, as well as efforts to tackle corruption and vested interests.
Group of Seven ambassadors (of the U.S., UK, Canada, France, Italy, Germany, and Japan) have named key reforms, to which the Ukrainian government should pay continued attention.
"Pleased that President Zelenskyy took the lead on the regular dialogue we have established with the Presidential Office. Continued attention to key reforms, including in the judiciary and banking systems & the fight against corruption and vested interests is crucial," the Ukraine Reform Support Group of the Frernch presidency in the G7 wrote on Twitter.
As UNIAN reported earlier, President Zelensky on November 14 held a meeting with G7 ambassadors to talk judiciary reform, including the implementation of the law on judicial governance bodies.


Part 2 of my Free Alternative Lightweight Software for Windows will cover basic security and performance enhancing/maintenance tools.
I have broken this article into four parts to make it easier on both you, the reader, and me. As I publish the other sections of this article, I will add a link to them.
- Part 1 - Communication/Business Tools
- Part 2 - Security/Performance Tools
- Part 3 - Media Tools (Never published)
- Part 4 - Miscellaneous Tools (Never published)
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Lady Gaga talks that Oscars performance with Bradley Cooper and admits faking romance
The singer sparked rumours she was romantically interested in her A Star Is Born co-star when they put on a very memorable performance at the Oscars
by Vicki Newman, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/vicki-newman/Lady Gaga has admitted that Oscars performance with Bradley Cooper was all for attention.
The singer set tongues wagging when she performed a song from movie A Star Is Born with her co-star at the Oscars earlier this year, but they faked their feelings for each other on purpose.
At the time, Bradley was engaged to model Irina Shayk, although they later split.
Some people blamed the break up on Gaga's swooning performance with Bradley as they sang Shallow together.
Gaga looked at her co-star with love and admiration in her eyes and rested her head on his shoulder as they sat together at a piano for the intimate performance.
They denied there was anything going on and said they were simply great actors.

She opened up in an interview with Oprah Winfrey for Elle magazine.
When asked about the pressure to constantly outdo herself, Gaga looked back on her career, saying she didn't think the meat dress she famously wore would be as shocking as it was and addressed her much-discussed performance with Bradley, who played her love interest in the film.
Oprah told Gaga she'd recently discussed the attention the performance got with Bradley and that he told her he wouldn't have been able to look Gaga in the eye while they sat at the piano if the rumours were true.
Gaga said: "I mean, we made a love story. For me, as a performer and as an actress, of course we wanted people to believe that we were in love. And we wanted people to feel that love at the Oscars.
"We wanted it to go right through the lens of that camera and to every television that it was being watched on. And we worked hard on it, we worked for days. We mapped the whole thing out - it was orchestrated as a performance."
When asked to clarify if she was trying to evoke the reaction they got, Gaga added: "It did. In truth, when we talked about it, we went, 'Well, I guess we did a good job!'"
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Kyle Sinckler suffers heartbreak as 2019 Rugby World Cup final ends after two minutes
England’s tighthead prop had been one of the stars of the tournament and had won a fitness race to be fit for the final
by Alex Spink, https://www.facebook.com/alexspinkmirror/Kyle Sinckler suffered Rugby World Cup heartbreak when the biggest match of his life was ended after just two minutes in Japan.
England’s tighthead prop had been one of the stars of the tournament and had won a fitness race to be fit for the final.
But he came to grief before the game had even properly got going - colliding with the elbow of Red Rose teammate Maro Itoje as they attempted to tackle South Africa wing Makazole Mapimpi.
Gary Lineker sympathised with the rugby star, tweeting: "What a shame for Kyle Sinckler. To go off so early in a World Cup final must be heartbreaking."
It capped an unconvincing start by Eddie Jones’ men who have been taken aback by the ferocity of the Springboks’ opening.
Handre Pollard kicked them into the lead on 10 minutes as Dan Cole came on to replace Sinckler.
Cole must play 77 minutes at tighthead if England are not to have to deploy loosehead Joe Marler out of position in the later stages.
Sinckler, one of the stars of this tournament, suffered a calf injury in the semi-final win over New Zealand and has not trained fully so far this week.
But he had been passed fit to start against South Africa in Yokohama in what is Jones' 50th game in charge.
England have lost only nine of those games and are favourites to beat the Springboks and reclaim a title they last won in 2003.


chart Widget
src/widgets/output/chart.js:1
A widget for creating data chart
Item Index
Methods
Methods
destroy
()
Removes the chart functionality completely. This will return the element back to its pre-init state.
getPlotObject
()
Returns chart object
resetZoom
()
Redraw chart without axis ranges
Properties
charttype
Unknown
Specifies the type of chart.
According to this property and xtypex ytype, proper default options corresponding to chart type
are applied and data are transformed to the format expected by flot.
Following values are supported: line
,bar
,pie
Options is not required. If it is not used the options and data format remains the same as flot uses by default.
Default: null
data
Unknown
Data to be plotted. The format is the same used by flot. The format may differ if the charttype option is set to pie or bar.
Default: []
grid
Object
Options customizing the chart grid.
Default: {clickable:true, hoverable:true}
Sub-properties:
-
clickable
BooleanGrid accepts click events.
-
hoverable
BooleanGrid fires mouseover event. Necessary for tooltip to work.
legend
Object
Legend properties
Default: {postion:'ne', sorted: 'ascending'}
Sub-properties:
-
position
StringDefines the placement of the legend in the grid. One of ne,nw,se,sw
-
sorted
StringDefines the order of labels in the legend. One of ascending,descending,false.
tooltip
Boolean
Turns on tooltip (text shown when mouse points to a part of a chart)
Default: true
tooltipOpts
Object
Customizes the tooltip.
Default: { content: '%s [%x,%y]'}
Sub-properties:
-
content
StringSpecify the tooltip format. Use %s for series label, %x for X values, %y for Y value
-
defaultTheme
Object
xaxis
Object
Customizes the horizontal axis
Default: {min: null, max: null,autoscaleMargin: null, axisLabel: ''}
Sub-properties:
-
min
NumberMinimal value shown on axis
-
max
NumberMaximal values show on axis
-
autoscaleMargin
NumberIt's the fraction of margin that the scaling algorithm will add to avoid that the outermost points ends up on the grid border
-
axisLabel
StringAxis description
xaxis
Object
Customizes the vertical axis
Default: {min: null, max: null,autoscaleMargin: 0.2,axisLabel: ''}
Sub-properties:
-
min
NumberMinimal value shown on axis
-
max
NumberMaximal values show on axis
-
autoscaleMargin
NumberIt's the fraction of margin that the scaling algorithm will add to avoid that the outermost points ends up on the grid border.
-
axisLabel
StringAxis description
xtype
Unknown
Specify the data type of values plotted on x-axis Following options are supported: number,string,date
Default: null
xtype
Unknown
Specify the data type of values plotted on x-axis Following options are supported: number,string,date
Default: null
zoom
Unknown
Allows to zoom the chart. Supported only when line chart is used. Requires charttype to be set.
Default: false


Highly opiniated talk
Do NOT take it personally!
AstTO astTO = getAstDAO().getAstDetails("123456");
// Next line causes NPE
testBuyTO.setSalutation(astTO.getSalutation());
Source wifflegif.com
No way this can go wrong!
Debugging’s actually all about finding the bug. About understanding why the bug was there to begin with. About knowing that it’s existence was no accident.
AstTO astTO = getAstDAO().getAstDetails("123456");
// astTO == null
testBuyTO.setSalutation(astTO.getSalutation());
return jdbcTemplate.query(
"select * from MASTERDATA where \"NUMBER\" = ?",
new Object[] { theNumber },
new ResultSetExtractor<AstTO>()
{
// Omit extraction ;)
} );
Take a deep breath and THINK! about what could be causing the bug.
getAstDAO().getAstDetails("123456");
return jdbcTemplate.query(
"select * from MASTERDATA where \"NUMBER\" = ?",
new Object[] { theNumber },
new ResultSetExtractor<AstTO>()
{
// Omit extraction ;)
} );
AstTO astTO = getAstDAO().getAstDetails("123456");
if (astTO == null)
{
Log.get().warn("Missing AstNo in Database: '123456'");
astTO = getNewDummyAstTO();
}


--- layout: page title: Asian Turfgrass Center # subtitle: the official site bigimg: - "/img/kashima.jpg" : "kentucky bluegrass, Japan" - "/img/horses_bkk.jpg" : "racing on Cynodon, Axonopus, and Zoysia, Bangkok" - "/img/le_touessrock.jpg" : "seashore paspalum, Mauritius" - "/img/waterlogging.jpg" : "waterlogging research, Singapore" - "/img/paspalum_or.jpg" : "seashore paspalum seed field, Oregon" - "/img/manilagrass_mnl.jpg" : "manilagrasss, Manila" - "/img/mnl_pano.jpg" : "seashore paspalum, Manila" - "/img/korai_shizuoka.jpg" : "korai, Shizuoka" - "/img/chang_bang-pa-in_palace.jpg" : "manilagrass and javagrass, Ayutthaya" - "/img/fwy_ca.jpg" : "perennial ryegrass, California" - "/img/mow_vn.jpg" : "seashore paspalum, Hanoi" - "/img/topdress_eagle.jpg" : "sand topdressing, Thailand" - "/img/polo_kolkata.jpg" : "Cynodon on Pat Williamson Ground, Kolkata" - "/img/paspalum_danang.jpg" : "seashore paspalum, Danang" - "/img/too_much_om.jpg" : "too much organic matter, Vietnam" - "/img/manilagrass_seed.jpg" : "manilagrass, Phuket" - "/img/noshiba_koraipano.jpg" : "noshiba and korai, Chiba" - "/img/bent_soil.jpg" : "soil temperature bentgrass, Japan" - "/img/ice_cube_bentgrass.jpg" : "surface temperature bentgrass, Japan" - "/img/stenotaphrum_hi.jpg" : "Stenotaphrum and Cynodon, Oahu" - "/img/fine_fescue_47.jpg" : "fine fescue, Washington" - "/img/korai_dormant_tokyo.jpg" : "korai, Tokyo" - "/img/korai_stimpmeter.jpg" : "korai green speed measurement, Fukuoka" - "/img/paspalum_mtt.jpg" : "seashore paspalum, Nonthaburi" - "/img/grasses_bkk.jpg" : "Axonopus, Cynodon, Paspalum, Stenotaphrum, and Zoysia, Bangkok" - "/img/indica_bangkok_lawn.jpg" : "javagrass, Bangkok" - "/img/pg_bentgrass.jpg" : "creeping bentgrass, Girona" - "/img/bent_valencia.jpg" : "creeping bentgrass, Valencia" - "/img/novotek_paspalum.jpg" : "bermudagrass (left) and seashore paspalum (right), Chonburi" - "/img/noshiba_gang.jpg" : "noshiba, Kanagawa" - "/img/krabi.jpg" : "tropical carpetgrass and manilagrass, Krabi" - "/img/sunshine.jpg" : "world cities plotted by annual sunshine and temperature" - "/img/baguio.jpg" : "bermudagrass and creeping bentgrass, Baguio" - "/img/atc.jpg" : "ATC research facility, Ayutthaya" - "/img/atc_dew.jpg" : "dew on bermudagrass and seashore paspalum, Ayutthaya" - "/img/atc_area6.jpg" : "warm-season grass plots, Ayutthaya" - "/img/atc_pots.jpg" : "ATC research facility, Ayutthaya" - "/img/fuji_course.jpg" : "korai, Shizuoka" - "/img/crater.jpg" : "kikuygrass at Real Club de Golf de Las Palmas, Gran Canaria" - "/img/catalonia.jpg" : "Brachypodium retusum, Girona" ---


I was visiting a friend one Hollows Eve, lets call him C. Me and C didn't have much planned on Halloween.  I never thought I'd go to a party that night really, but I ended up doing so.
Me and my friend were out getting some candy on Halloween, and we heard a bunch of noise up at this one house. C said that his friend J was having a party, and said we should go up there. I was hesitant at first, I didn't know any of his friends except J (who I didn't particularly like) - but ended up going anyways.
When we arrived, this kid was crying about his dad having a heart attack, there was pretty much a big scene of people there, and he looked up and told me to cut my hair. His friend was this tall guy who I do not know (I live about an hour away from these guys, as I was just visiting C for the weekend) - regardless, he basically asked me how old I was, I told him 16, and he then said that that J's parents don't care if anyone drinks. It's all down in the basement he said. Me and C not having anything else constructive to do for the evening, headed for the basement.
As soon as I got there, I saw a very drunk girl and a very drunk guy on a mattress laughing.  I looked on the table and saw a large bottle of Canadian Club. I didn't really want to drink any at the moment, so I sat in the chair by the guy that was passed out. C left somewhere at this time.
I'm kinda a quiet person, so I didn't talk to anyone.  I kinda sat there dazed before drinking it, and one guy asks me multiple times if I was high. Which I was not.
So I took my first sip of it, boy did it taste awful. But I continued to baby it until it was finished. I felt warm. Not buzzed at all. Just warm.
 I think I started going into denial at around the third shot - 'I'm only drinking it because they'll make fun of me if I don't' - I wanted to get plastered.
So this time around, I get up for my 4th shot, and the drunk guy I saw on the mattress came down from upstairs and gave me a happy hello by asking me to play a game with him. It consisted of drinking a shot of Whiskey, then taking a shot of coke (Coca Cola, not cocaine). Then whiskey, then coke, etc. At about this time, something came over me, he kept on pouring shots, I kept on drinking them. They didn't taste nearly as awful at this point, and plus, I was drinking some coke to chase the taste that I could *barely* taste, so why not drink a bunch more? I seriously drank around 20 - 25 shots that night. Maybe 30. Soon after that guy left me, so astounded at how many shots I had just dranken, that he called me a 'tank, I was really drunk. All I remember is laughing, slurred speech, running outside looking for C, putting on a really old New years Eve hat. . .and having a mercy fight with a Rugby player, who almost broke my hand. Of course, at the time I couldn't feel anything really.
Then I went to sit down in the chair again. And I felt like I was going into a deep sleep. I remember waking my eyes up a bit and seeing some weird gothic people coming in, but not much else.
C loves to tell me what I did at the party. Every time I see him, he'll give me a new detail of what happened on that night.
I have brief recollection of what happened, but some of it people have to tell me because I honestly don't remember:
I was running around, screaming. Frequently taking more shots. My friend C says 'CALM DOWN, JON!' (my nicknames Jon) - and he would push me on the chair, and I'd fall over. And then I would get up for some more shots. C would take one that I was about to drink, and magically, I'd pull one from out from my other hand and drink it. Another time I spit the entire shot all over him. He then pushed me on the chair again.
Then there's the window. . I was sitting on this mattress, and there was a window near it.  Running around a tree screaming. C tells me ALL the adults, and practically all the kids were staring at me as I did this, eventually falling down into someone elseís yard. They would drag me back to J's yard just so the neighbours didn't get pissed.
I think by this point, I was in a ditch or something, and vomiting, and people had to bring me in the house again. C told me I grabbed some chicks tit, and actually held onto it a bit before she realized who was grabbing it. She accused the guy standing behind her if he did it, and he said no. I also heard I was playing with J's little sister (whos 11 I think) and her friends. Eventually, they were just jumping on me as I lay there passed out. I'm probably missing a lot of details, but I can't remember anything. All the stuff I'm telling you past the sitting down on the chair and feeling like slipping in a coma. I do not remember doing. It's like another person did that pretty much. But it's so strange that I did that, because when I was on the chair, I felt like I wanted to sleep, and go into a coma of sorts. But I suppose I got right up and went insane after that.
I woke up on the couch of C's living room. There was a bucket underneath my mouth.  I got up about an hour later, and went to the bathroom. I didn't remember leaving J's, or when I went to sleep at all. When I saw my self in the mirror I was in awe.   I through off my clothes and jumped in the shower immediately.   Shivering, vomiting.  I'm pretty grateful.
The hangover was hell. Not really that bad, but pretty bad. And it hit my friend C even worse (apparently, he had drank a lot too, but right after I lost it) - he made a huge whole in the dry wall from punching it.
Yet, this experience was kinda fun.  I didn't know what I was doing when I took those shots, I just kept on taking as many as possible. I basically stick to weed now, it tastes hella good, and I love smoking. But I have an occasional shot here and there.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


AWS::Lambda::EventSourceMapping
The AWS::Lambda::EventSourceMapping
resource specifies a stream as an event
source for an AWS Lambda (Lambda) function. Lambda invokes the associated function
when records
are posted to the stream. For more information, see CreateEventSourceMapping in
the AWS Lambda Developer Guide.
Topics
Syntax
To declare this entity in your AWS CloudFormation template, use the following syntax:
JSON
{ "Type" : "AWS::Lambda::EventSourceMapping", "Properties" : { "BatchSize" :
Integer
, "Enabled" :Boolean
, "EventSourceArn" :String
, "FunctionName" :String
, "StartingPosition" :String
} }
YAML
Type: AWS::Lambda::EventSourceMapping Properties: BatchSize:
Integer
Enabled:Boolean
EventSourceArn:String
FunctionName:String
StartingPosition:String
Properties
BatchSize
-
The largest number of records that Lambda retrieves from your event source when invoking your function. Your function receives an event with all the retrieved records. For the default and valid values, see CreateEventSourceMapping in the AWS Lambda Developer Guide.
Required: No
Type: Integer
Update requires: No interruption
Enabled
-
Indicates whether Lambda begins polling the event source.
Required: No
Type: Boolean
Update requires: No interruption
EventSourceArn
-
The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the event source. Any record added to this stream can invoke the Lambda function. For more information, see CreateEventSourceMapping in the AWS Lambda Developer Guide.
Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: Replacement
FunctionName
-
The name or ARN of a Lambda function to invoke when Lambda detects an event on the stream.
Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
StartingPosition
-
The position in a DynamoDB or Kinesis stream where Lambda starts reading. Not required if you set an Amazon SQS queue as the event source. The
AT_TIMESTAMP
value is supported only for Kinesis streams. For valid values, see CreateEventSourceMapping in the AWS Lambda Developer Guide.Required: No
Type: String
Update requires: Replacement
Return Values
Ref
When the logical ID of this resource is provided to the Ref
intrinsic
function, Ref
returns the resource name.
For more information about using the Ref
function, see Ref.
Example
The following example associates an Kinesis stream with a Lambda function.
JSON
"EventSourceMapping": { "Type": "AWS::Lambda::EventSourceMapping", "Properties": { "EventSourceArn" : { "Fn::Join" : [ "", [ "arn:aws:kinesis:", { "Ref" : "AWS::Region" }, ":", { "Ref" : "AWS::AccountId" }, ":stream/", { "Ref" : "KinesisStream" }] ] }, "FunctionName" : { "Fn::GetAtt" : ["LambdaFunction", "Arn"] }, "StartingPosition" : "TRIM_HORIZON" } }
YAML
EventSourceMapping: Type: AWS::Lambda::EventSourceMapping Properties: EventSourceArn: Fn::Join: - "" - - "arn:aws:kinesis:" - Ref: "AWS::Region" - ":" - Ref: "AWS::AccountId" - ":stream/" - Ref: "KinesisStream" FunctionName: Fn::GetAtt: - "LambdaFunction" - "Arn" StartingPosition: "TRIM_HORIZON"


In this exercise, the idea is to write a paragraph that would be a random passage from a story. An effective paragraph is one that has unity (it isn’t a hodgepodge of things), focus (everything in the paragraph stacks up to the whatever-it-is th oherence (the content follows smoothly). For this exercise, the paragraph should be quick to read--say, not be more than 100 words long...
In this exercise, the idea is to write a paragraph that would be a random passage from a story. An effective paragraph is one that has unity (it isn’t a hodgepodge of things), focus (everything in the paragraph stacks up to the whatever-it-is th oherence (the content follows smoothly). For this exercise, the paragraph should be quick to read--say, not be more than 100 words long..
In this exercise, the idea is to write a paragraph that would be a random passage from a story. An effective paragraph is one that has unity (it isn’t a hodgepodge of things), focus (everything in the paragraph stacks up to the whatever-it-is th oherence (the content follows smoothly). For this exercise, the paragraph should be quick to read--say, not be more than 100 words long..


Welcome to Big Daddy Hoff Classic Car Rentals
Website will consist of the following components:
- Carousel Showcasing Cars
- Inventory of cars
- Registration and user login sections
- Price list of daily, weekly, and monthly cost per vehicle including: rental fee, deposit, insurance, etc.
- Calendar for availability of vehicles and customers to select pick up and return dates.
- Shopping cart for checking out.
There will probably be more functions added at a later date.


HipRaiseExerciseName
public struct HipRaiseExerciseName : ExerciseName
extension HipRaiseExerciseName: Hashable
Hip Raise Exercise Name
-
Exercise Name Type
Declaration
Swift
public typealias ExerciseNameType = HipRaiseExerciseName
-
Exercise Catagory Type
Declaration
Swift
public var catagory: ExerciseCategory { get }
-
Exercise Name
Declaration
Swift
private(set) public var name: String { get }
-
Exercise Name Number
Declaration
Swift
private(set) public var number: UInt16 { get }
-
List of Supported ExerciseNames
Declaration
Swift
static var supportedExerciseNames: [HipRaiseExerciseName] { get }
-
Creates a ExerciseName Object
Declaration
Swift
static func create(rawValue: UInt16) -> HipRaiseExerciseName?
Parameters
rawValue
exerciseNumber
Return Value
ExerciseName Object
-
Barbell Hip Thrust on Floor
Declaration
Swift
static var barbellHipThrustOnFloor: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Barbell Hip Thrust with Bench
Declaration
Swift
static var barbellHipThrustBench: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Bent Knee Swiss Ball Reverse Hip Raise
Declaration
Swift
static var bentKneeSwissBallReverseHipRaise: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Weighted Bent Knee Swiss Ball Reverse Hip Raise
Declaration
Swift
static var weightedBentKneeSwissBallReverseHipRaise: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Bridge with Leg Extension
Declaration
Swift
static var bridgeLegExtension: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Weighted Bridge with Leg Extension
Declaration
Swift
static var weightedBridgeLegExtension: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Clam Bridge
Declaration
Swift
static var clamBridge: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Front Kick Tabletop
Declaration
Swift
static var frontKickTabletop: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Weighted Front Kick Tabletop
Declaration
Swift
static var weightedFrontKickTabletop: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Hip Extension and Cross
Declaration
Swift
static var hipExtensionCross: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Weighted Hip Extension and Cross
Declaration
Swift
static var weightedHipExtensionCross: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Hip Raise
Declaration
Swift
static var hipRaise: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Weighted Hip Raise
Declaration
Swift
static var weightedHipRaise: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Hip Raise with Feet on Swiss Ball
Declaration
Swift
static var hipRaiseFeetOnSwissBall: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Weighted Hip Raise with Feet on Swiss Ball
Declaration
Swift
static var weightedHipRaiseFeetOnSwissBall: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Hip Raise with Head on Bosu Ball
Declaration
Swift
static var hipRaiseHeadOnBosuBall: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Weighted Hip Raise with Head on Bosu Ball
Declaration
Swift
static var weightedHipRaiseHeadOnBosuBall: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Hip Raise with Head on Swiss Ball
Declaration
Swift
static var hipRaiseHeadOnSwissBall: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Weighted Hip Raise with Head on Swiss Ball
Declaration
Swift
static var weightedHipRaiseHeadOnSwissBall: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Hip Raise with Knee Squeeze
Declaration
Swift
static var hipRaiseKneeSqueeze: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Weighted Hip Raise with Knee Squeeze
Declaration
Swift
static var weightedHipRaiseKneeSqueeze: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Incline Rear Leg Extension
Declaration
Swift
static var inclineRearLegExtension: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Weighted Incline Rear Leg Extension
Declaration
Swift
static var weightedInclineRearLegExtension: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Kettlebell Swing
Declaration
Swift
static var kettlebellSwing: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Marching Hip Raise
Declaration
Swift
static var marchingHipRaise: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Weighted Marching Hip Raise
Declaration
Swift
static var weightedMarchingHipRaise: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Marching Hip Raise with Feet on a Swiss Ball
Declaration
Swift
static var marchingHipRaiseFeeOnSwissBall: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Weighted Marching Hip Raise with Feet on a Swiss Ball
Declaration
Swift
static var weightedMarchingHipRaiseFeeOnSwissBall: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Reverse Hip Raise
Declaration
Swift
static var reverseHipRaise: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Weighted Reverse Hip Raise
Declaration
Swift
static var weightedReverseHipRaise: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Single Leg Hip Raise
Declaration
Swift
static var singleLegHipRaise: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Weighted Single Leg Hip Raise
Declaration
Swift
static var weightedSingleLegHipRaise: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Single Leg Hip Raise with Foot on Bench
Declaration
Swift
static var singleLegHipRaiseFootOnBench: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Weighted Single Leg Hip Raise with Foot on Bench
Declaration
Swift
static var weightedSingleLegHipRaiseFootOnBench: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Single Leg Hip Raise with Foot on Bosu Ball
Declaration
Swift
static var singleLegHipRaiseFootOnBosuBall: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Weighted Single Leg Hip Raise with Foot on Bosu Ball
Declaration
Swift
static var weightedSingleLegHipRaiseFootOnBosuBall: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Single Leg Hip Raise with Foot on Foam Roller
Declaration
Swift
static var singleLegHipRaiseFootOnFoamRoller: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Weighted Single Leg Hip Raise with Foot on Foam Roller
Declaration
Swift
static var weightedSingleLegHipRaiseFootOnFoamRoller: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Single Leg Hip Raise with Foot on Medicine Ball
Declaration
Swift
static var singleLegHipRaiseFootOnMedicineBall: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Weighted Single Leg Hip Raise with Foot on Medicine Ball
Declaration
Swift
static var weightedSingleLegHipRaiseFootOnMedicineBall: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Single Leg Hip Raise with Head on Bosu Ball
Declaration
Swift
static var singleLegHipRaiseHeaddOnBosuBall: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Weighted Single Leg Hip Raise with Head on Bosu Ball
Declaration
Swift
static var weightedSingleLegHipRaiseHeaddOnBosuBall: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }
-
Weighted Clam Bridge
Declaration
Swift
static var weightedClamBridge: HipRaiseExerciseName { get }


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AGRICULTURE IN KENYA
Agriculture in Kenya dominates Kenya's economy. 15–17 percent of Kenya's total land area has sufficient fertility and rainfall to be farmed,
and 7–8 percent can be classified as first-class land.[1][2] In 2006, almost 75 percent of working Kenyans made their living by farming,
compared with 80 percent in 1980.[1] About one-half of Kenya's total agricultural output is non-marketed subsistence production.
Agriculture is also the largest contributor to Kenya’s gross domestic product (GDP).
[1] In 2005, agriculture, including forestry and fishing, accounted for about 24 percent of the GDP,
as well as 18 percent of wage employment and 50 percent of revenue from exports.[1]
Farming is the most important economic sector in Kenya, although less than 8 percent of the land is used for crop and feed production,
and less than 20 percent is suitable for cultivation. Kenya is a leading producer of tea and coffee, as well as the third-leading exporter of fresh produce,
such as cabbages, onions and mangoes. Small farms grow most of the corn and also produce potatoes, bananas, beans, peas and chillies.
Agriculture Areas in Kenya
- UASIN GISHU
- CENTRAL KENYA
- WESTERN REGION
- COASTAL REGION


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13 March 2000
Disease Outbreak Reported
A suspected , imported case of Lassa fever has been reported from the United Kingdom (UK).
A 50 year old British national working in Daru, Sierra Leone became ill with fever on 21 February and was airlifted to Freetown. He remained unwell, and on 5 March was evacuated to the UK by air ambulance. He was admitted to the Hospital for Tropical Diseases, London, and then transferred to Coppetts Wood Hospital, where he is being managed in high security isolation facilities.
Lassa fever is suspected on the basis of clinical findings and preliminary test results. Tests for other known viral haemorrhagic fevers have so far proved negative. Confirmatory tests for Lassa fever are in progress at the Enteric and Respiratory Virus Laboratory, Central Public Health Laboratory, London, and the results are expected within 24 hours.
Over 90 potential contacts of this patient have been identified, both in Sierra Leone and the UK . All have been contacted and are being monitored.


Kim Kardashian 'empathises with' Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
Kim Kardashian said she can understand Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle’s need for ‘privacy’.
She is part of the one most famous families in the world, another being the royal family.
In a new interview the mum-of-four was asked if she felt sorry for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
Kim mentioned Prince Harry’s mother Princess Diana, and how her life was shadowed by the media.
Speaking on Australian programme The Sunday Project: ‘I think everyone has their own journey. I think their journey is extremely personal, with what [ Harry’s] mother experienced and how her life was so affected by the spotlight and by paparazzi.
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‘I don’t think anyone can really understand what that’s like except for them. But I think as I’m older and as I have kids, and what I would want for them is just the safest place.
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I’m getting too old for this stuff. I’m only eighteen but I have experienced a wide range of drugs and a few addictions. I feel old. It was when I found mushrooms that I began to feel really old. I grew them and ate them often, and discovered the secrets of the universe, even if I forgot them the next day. I thought I was so grown up. Then came the bad trip. Twenty potent little Mexican mushrooms, twisted and albino with potency threw my mind into something unspeakably terrible. If it wasn’t for my boyfriend, I’d be alive, but not myself. I’d be insane, and he’d probably be locked up. I almost ruined both our lives that night.
I get mushroom flash backs now, and sometimes even smoking too much pot is too intense for me. For a girl who used to kick back and chain smoke fat blunts every day, I hardly smoke at all now, once an evening, or twice if I’m visiting a friend. But as much as that trip struck fear into my very soul, it also hardened me. But my mind was not ready to trip again.
Salvia would be the second drug I ever intentionally did without researching first. Normally I’m all over the Internet about a drug I want to try, or at least I was. But this Salvia really just came out of nowhere, or it kind of did.
I almost think God was warning me the day before I smoked Salvia, because I was talking to one of my high school/college friends on the Internet and he said he had ordered and tried some Salvia. As far as I know, he has never actually “tripped out” on a drug before, be he said he think he was on this stuff, and it ruled because it only lasted 20 minutes. I was skeptical, but I told him I thought it was cool.
The next day I was alone and bored and went and visited my friend (We’ll call him Nick). He told me he ordered a huge bag of Salvia leaves and asked if I wanted to try. We smoked a joint, I dropped him home, and said I was going to come back later and try that stuff. He told me to bring my glass bong. I went over later and he led me into the woods by his house. We sat on a log by the pond. We were alone and it was pleasant. I like Nick; he’s always been generous to me. I took the first hit of the bong, and ripped it like I usually do when I smoke pot. He told me to hold it in so I did.  Suddenly the scenery changed. It shifted and moved, till the forest closed in on itself and all I could see were the same pattern of leaves. I was frightened. My body hurt and it felt twitchy. I could no longer see my body, or Nick.
“When does this stop?” I asked. I had a very hard time speaking. “What do you mean?” he asked. He obviously didn’t know I was tripping out. The tone in his voice was very nervous. I panicked.  Maybe I’m just going insane. Maybe my mind just snapped and I’m going schizophrenic like people sometimes do. I wanted to cry. And I’m sure Nick thought I was insane. I was very embarrassed by what was going on, but I knew I had to look past the embarrassment and do whatever I needed to do to get out of this safely and as quickly as possible. I needed to ride it out. Ride it out or stay insane forever. I couldn’t see Nick, but my basic instinct knew he was the one who was protecting me so I wrapped my arms around his neck and climbed closer too him. Everything hurt so much “When does it end!?”
Then, it stopped.
I was just sitting on Nick’s lap in the middle of the woods on a log.  I demanded. By now, he had smoked the rest of the Salvia in the bong. He looked different than before. We had a few laughs, smoked a bong of pot, but his sense of humor had changed too, and every once in a while he’d say something off colored, or even frighten me. I became very uncomfortable after a while of being there; alone with this guy who is supposed to be my friend but is giving me the look the way a snake looks at a mouse. The Salvia, on him, was unappealing and frightening. I drove him home.
I zoned out a few times, especially when I was saying goodbye to him and I couldn’t stop looking out my car door at this water bottle I had crushed. As I drove around to wear off the pot high, sometimes the world seemed surreal and objects seemed huge.
That night, I told my boyfriend, and gave my bag of Salvia Nick had given as a present (before I smoked it) to him. He says it was foolish of me to have tried tripping out, especially since my mind has become fragile with the mushroom abuse. That I already see specks of light in the dark, I already space out and have nightmares and panic attacks, what more could I want? To die? To become a vegetable? He said he didn’t save my life that night, forcing me to vomit up the mushrooms, so I could go insane some other way.
The bag of Salvia is folded up in a box, under the bed now. We might sell it. We might destroy it. But I think I’d like to keep it. Maybe I’ll try it again someday, but I will wait until my wounds heal, if they ever do.
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We always recommend you backup before doing an upgrade, but in this case it is even more important. Please read our Backup Guide for details on what to backup and some tips on how to do so.
If you run SEEK in a production environment, first set your environment variable. You will need to do this if you open a new shell part way through the backup.
export RAILS_ENV=production
If you use init.d scripts to start and stop the Delayed Job or Solr Search services, please stop them using that script. Otherwise do:
./script/delayed_job stop bundle exec rake sunspot:solr:stop
Please install the packages described in the Installation Guide. If you are running a production server, please also install the packages described in the Production Installation Guide
If you are upgrading a production service, we recommend installing RVM as the www-data user, or installing it system wide. Please check the Production Installation Guide for details about creating a home directory as www-data and how to switch to that user before carrying out the following steps.
We strongly encourage that you use RVM for managing your Ruby and RubyGems version. Although you can use the version that comes with your linux distribution, it is more difficult to control the version you use and keep up to date.
To install RVM follow the steps at rvm.io/rvm/install . The current basic installation method is to run:
\curl -L https://get.rvm.io | bash
to save restarting your shell run:
source ~/.rvm/scripts/rvm
now install Ruby 1.9.3
rvm install ruby-1.9.3
you may be asked for your password so that some additional packages can be installed. You will then need to wait for Ruby to be downloaded and compiled.
This version of SEEK has been developed and tested using Rubygems version 1.8.25. This is the version installed with Ruby 1.9.3 at the time of writing this, but to be sure run:
rvm rubygems 1.8.25
Now you just need to create the Gemset for SEEK. RVM allows what it calls Gemsets to seperate the gems installed, in isolation from each other, for different applications. To create the gemset run:
rvm gemset create seek
And finally
rvm use ruby-1.9.3@seek gem install bundler
You are now ready to fetch the SEEK code and start upgrading. Make sure your RAILS_ENV is still set to production if necessary.
hg pull https://bitbucket.org/seek4science/seek -r v0.18.3 hg update hg merge # only required if you've made changes since installing. If you have you may need to deal with conflicts. hg commit -m "merged" # likewise - only required if you made changes since installing bundle install --deployment
You now need to edit the config/database.yml file, and change the adaptor setting from mysql to mysql2.
If you are unsure what to change, have a look at config/database.default.yml.
Then continue with:
bundle exec rake db:migrate bundle exec rake seek:upgrade bundle exec rake tmp:assets:clear bundle exec rake tmp:clear
This bit is a bit fiddly, but is required to update your mysql database to correctly report UTF-8. If you know of a cleaner way to do this then please let us know!
If your database is already UTF-8 encoded, you don't need to convert.
First refer to config/database.yml to check the database name, and the username and password you use.
The following commands help you to check the current encoding, but replacing <mysql_username> and <database_name>:
mysql -u <mysql_username> -p <database_name> SHOW VARIABLES LIKE 'character_set%';
If the value of variable character_set_connection is not UTF-8, you need to convert.
If the current encoding is latin1, please follow the next steps to convert it to UTF-8.
First, make a dump of the database using the following:
mysqldump -u <mysql_username> -p --opt --default-character-set=latin1 --skip-set-charset <database_name> > seek_db.sql
Now a couple of commands to change the contents of the dump
sed -e 's/CHARSET=latin1/CHARSET=utf8/g' seek_db.sql > seek_db_utf8.sql sed -e 's/COLLATE=utf8_unicode_ci//g' seek_db_utf8.sql > seek_db_converted.sql
Now refresh the database from the dump:
mysql -u <mysql_username> -p <database_name> < seek_db_converted.sql
If you have started up SEEK before doing this conversion you may need to clear the SEEK cache:
bundle exec rake tmp:clear
You can now clear out the intermediate files:
rm seek_db.sql seek_db_utf8.sql seek_db_converted.sql
If you use init.d scripts to start and stop the Delayed Job, Solr Search and Soffice services, you may need to update these (you will need to be a user with sudo access to update these scripts).
Solr Search - gist.github.com/3143434
Delayed Job - gist.github.com/3169625
Soffice - gist.github.com/3787679
You can now startup the services, either using the init.d scripts or by running:
bundle exec rake sunspot:solr:start ./script/delayed_job start
If you don't use SEEK with Apache, the command to start it is now:
bundle exec rails server
If you run SEEK with Apache, you may find you need to update and reconfigure Apache and Passenger Phusion. Please follow the steps in this section of the Production Installation Guide


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