For Javascript developers
Featuring Angular.JS 1.4
Before we get to Angular in particular, let's talk about modern javascript frameworks in general and some terminology
While talking about these Javascript frameworks, you'll also hear the term "SPA" thrown around.
A Single Page Application refers loading just one HTML page via the browser's normal approach, referring to JS and CSS from that page, and using AJAX for everything else.
It can, but you don't have to. SPA is one of your options. Enhancing a server-delivered page is another equally viable option.
**Yes, there are many more....
Promises are a bit like .Net Task
s - they're a placeholder for a value to arrive later. Like Task
s, promises can be chained:
$http.get('/url').then(
function(result) { processData(result); },
function(result) { $log.error('something broke');
});
Not really - that's all you need!
{{ vm.someValue }}
Angular uses a similar syntax to Handlebars or Mustache
Unlike some frameworks (like Knockout), Angular binds to bare values - no observable wrappers necessary.
Directives manipulate the DOM based on data.
Show me if vm.someValue is true
ng-if
is one of many built-in directives. It adds/removes the tag it is on from the DOM based on the value specified.
A service is a singleton object, and typically exposes a series of methods to be called by other components
Typical functions of services:
$http
to provide access to remote data$locale
and $log
services)$templateCache
service)Controllers surface data and or methods for use with data binding and/or directives.
Some light, single-use business logic may be defined here, but most heavy is delegated to services to allow for more reuse.
Because of how they are made available to the template/view for data binding, these can be likened to the view model in a MVVM approach.
** Owen probably has some thoughts on this - I can't remember the details :(.
Modules are kind of a 'meh' feature in Angular 1.4. They don't provide dynamic loading, they don't provide namespace isolation.
All they seem to do is provide one more way to break your code (adding a reference to a libary and forgetting to reference it's module from your main module).
Counterpoints welcome.
While routing may not be a core functional unit of Angular, it's a service every SPA will need to function
We'll be discussing angular-ui's router, not the built-in ngRoute. Angular-ui-router is often sometimes call "new router" because it's going to eventually end up replacing ngRoute in 2.0, if not sooner.
Details coming in the example.
In addition to providing ways to build each of the pieces of your application, Angular provides an easy way to wire them all together.
angular.module('app').service('myService', function() {
return {
execute: function() { alert('hi'); }
};
});
Since I've defined myService
, I can use it elsewhere:
angular.module('app').controller('myController', function(myService) {
myController.execute();
});
Yes, this syntax isn't minification-safe, but it's easier to understand, you should use something like ngAnnotate
at build time to handle that.
Room Ninja is a SPA written in Angular JS 1.4 with a ASP.Net WebAPI backend.
Code is available on Github.
If ran through the example properly, you saw:
In Angular, you're going to hear references to $scope
(or just scope
). What is it?
In short, it's the magic bit of Angular that ties everything together and provides the basis for change tracking
At it's core, it's just a $rootScope
object at the root of a tree of similar scope objects that cooperate to handle data binding and change tracking
Magic :)
Seriously though, it's all the magic of the $digest()
cycle with $watch()
es.
With a reference to a scope
, you can use the $watch()
method to register a watch on a specific value, and run code in response to the change.
At certain times (ie. after an event or data load), Angular starts a digest cycle, which checks all registered watches to see if any changed. If so, it triggers the function registered with the changed watch, and repeat the cycle until no watches changed.
$scope.$watch('myValue', function() { /* do something */ })
When myValue
on the scope changes, the provided function will run.
Pass true
as the third parameter for a deep watch (ie. using angular.equals for comparison).
While you don't see it, data binding uses this internally (yes, even for one-time (::value
) bindings)
spinner example here
Unlike observable-based approaches which react immediately, reactions are delayed until the next digest cycle, which can make it much easier to avoid value ping-pong with intricately-connected values.
With observable-based approaches, each change to an observable with listeners has a cost, and no real way to 'batch' changes together
With angular's approach, each $digest
cycle has a cost based on the number of values being watched, but all changes apply immediately when executed with no need to batch them.
So, you've heard about Angular 2.0, eh? Why should we learn Angular 1.4? Why not learn Angular 2.0 instead?
Angular 2.0 doesn't exist - it's pre-alpha and the API changes frequently.
By following a few conventions, your code will be structured in a similar way to how it will need to be for 2.0, and can ease the learning/upgrade experience.


OnePlus data breach exposes names, emails, and addresses
by David NieldOnePlus data breach exposes names, emails, and addresses
Watch out for phishers
(Image credit: Future)
For the second time in two years, OnePlus has been the victim of a hack by an "unauthorized party", with customer names, email addresses, and shipping addresses now potentially out in the public domain.
Payment information and passwords are safe and weren't exposed by the attack, OnePlus says, and no accounts have been accessed by the third party.
"We took immediate steps to stop the intruder and reinforce security," OnePlus said in an email to affected customers. "Right now, we are working with the relevant authorities to further investigate this incident and protect your data."
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If an email hasn't landed in your inbox, you can assume your account details haven't been exposed – but as always, it's better to be safe than sorry.
What to do next
If you've had dealings with OnePlus in the past, it's important to watch out for any phishing attempts sent to you in the future – that's emails that will try and direct you to a spoof website to get you to enter financial details or other sensitive information.
As scammers may now have hold of your name, email address and shipping address, these phishing emails could look very genuine indeed. Always double-check where emailed links are sending you, and keep your browser software right up to date to minimize your chances of getting caught out.
"OnePlus will never ask you for your passwords, and any financial information should only be provided via a secure payment page on the OnePlus website or one of our partners if you are buying products from us," OnePlus said.
In response to the breach, OnePlus is partnering with a "world-renowned security platform", and launching a bug bounty program. For more details on the incident, head to the official FAQ.


Using Passenger preferences
You can use Phusion Passenger to run Ruby on Rails and Rack applications on the Apache web server included with Mac OS X.
| Preference | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Address | The address to use for viewing the application in a web browser, e.g. “myapp.local”. |
| Aliases | Alternative addresses for the application as a space separated list, e.g. “admin.myapp.local assets1.myapp.local assets2.myapp.local”. |
| Folder | The top level folder containing the application files (Defined in Rails as RAILS_ROOT). |
| Run in… | The environment you want to run the application in. |
Drag an application folder from the Finder and drop it on the source list to add a new application. Drag an application from the source list and drop it on a text editor or into the terminal to further customize the Apache configuration.
Restart an application by selecting it in the source list and clicking the ‘Restart’ button.


Shopping Cart
Product One
this number should be able to change by getElementById();
Product Two
this will be replaced by script of onlcik();
Subtotal:
Recaculate
here are some js with Math.xxxx
Close


Description: Select all elements that have no children (including text nodes).
This is the inverse of :parent
.
One important thing to note with :empty (and :parent) is that child elements include text nodes.
The W3C recommends that the

element have at least one child node, even if that child is merely text (see http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/struct/text.html#edef-P). Some other elements, on the other hand, are empty (i.e. have no children) by definition: <input>, ,
, and
, for example.
<!DOCTYPE html>

TD #0

TD #2

	TD#5


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These release notes cover new developer and user-facing incompatibilities, important issues, features, and major improvements.
When passing a TScan object, it's possible to ask for sortColumns. The result of doing this will populate TRowResult's "sortedColumns" instead of "columns", where the former is a list of the new type TColumn that wraps a column name and a TCell. Backward compatibility is kept. Old clients will work against thrift servers with this patch, but new clients cannot request sorted columns on an old thrift server.
To achieve good data locality, retain assignment is used when re-enabling tables.
hbase.master.enabletable.roundrobin is no longer effective.
Support custom RpcRetryingCaller via a configurable factory.
While writing hfiles from HFileOutputFormat forcing blocksize from table schema(HColumnDescriptor). Even if we configure hbase.mapreduce.hfileoutputformat.blocksize during bulkload/import it will be overridden with actual block size from table schema.
This issue introduces a few new APIs: * HConnectionManager: {code} public static HConnection createConnection(Configuration conf) public static HConnection createConnection(Configuration conf, ExecutorService pool) {code} * HConnection: {code} public HTableInterface getTable(String tableName) throws IOException public HTableInterface getTable(byte[] tableName) throws IOException public HTableInterface getTable(String tableName, ExecutorService pool) throws IOException public HTableInterface getTable(byte[] tableName, ExecutorService pool) throws IOException {code}
By default HConnectionImplementation will create an ExecutorService when needed. The ExecutorService can optionally passed be passed in. HTableInterfaces are retrieved from the HConnection. By default the HConnection's ExecutorService is used, but optionally that can be overridden for each HTable.
Move HBASE_CLASSPATH to the beginning of the CLASSPATH in bin/hbase script.
list_replicated_tables can now be used in the shell to get the list of tables and families that are configured to be replicated, instead of having to describe all the tables and manually filter those that have a replication scope of 1


In dygraphs 1.x, if you set a valueRange
for the y-axis, zoomed in and then double-clicked to zoom out, then the chart would zoom out to the valueRange
that you specified.
Starting with dygraphs 2, double-clicking will zoom out to the full range of the chart's data. This makes the x- and y-axes behave identically.
This demo shows you how to get the old behavior in dygraphs 2 using a plugin. View source to see how.


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| Uses of ClassificationException in marf.Classification |
| Methods in marf.Classification that throw ClassificationException | |
abstract boolean |
Classification.classify()
Generic classification routine. |
boolean |
Classification.train()
Generic training routine for building/updating mean vectors in the training set. |
| Uses of ClassificationException in marf.Classification.Distance |
| Methods in marf.Classification.Distance that throw ClassificationException | |
boolean |
Distance.classify()
Classify the feature vector based on whatever distance() derivatives implement. |
| Uses of ClassificationException in marf.Classification.Markov |
| Methods in marf.Classification.Markov that throw ClassificationException | |
boolean |
Markov.classify()
Not Implemented |
boolean |
Markov.train()
Not Implemented |
| Uses of ClassificationException in marf.Classification.NeuralNetwork |
| Methods in marf.Classification.NeuralNetwork that throw ClassificationException | |
boolean |
NeuralNetwork.train()
Implementes training of Neural Net |
boolean |
NeuralNetwork.classify()
Neural Network implementation of classification routine |
void |
NeuralNetwork.generate(int piNumOfInputs,
int[] paiHiddenLayers,
int piNumOfOutputs)
Generates virgin net at random. |
void |
NeuralNetwork.train(double[] in,
int expected,
double trainconst)
Actual training of the net |
| Uses of ClassificationException in marf.Classification.RandomClassification |
| Methods in marf.Classification.RandomClassification that throw ClassificationException | |
boolean |
RandomClassification.classify()
Picks an ID at random |
boolean |
RandomClassification.train()
Simply stores incoming ID's |
| Uses of ClassificationException in marf.Classification.Stochastic |
| Methods in marf.Classification.Stochastic that throw ClassificationException | |
boolean |
Stochastic.classify()
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Use the Data Import feature to import your custom geographic data into Google Earth and view it as you would any of the layers in the Layers panel. When you use this import feature, you are importing two basic kinds of data:
Once you import vector or imagery data into the Google Earth application, you can save your modified data just as you would other types of placemarks or overlays.
Google Earth Pro and EC support the following kinds of vector data:
The process of importing vector data files is simple:
Once imported, the vector elements appear in the 3D viewer and the imported file is listed under the Temporary Places folder. Labels, icons, color, and description appear just as they do for other types of places and folders depending upon how you have defined them using the style template.
The rest of this section covers the following topics:
Google Earth EC and Google Earth PRO users with the data import module can import the following vector file formats:
Most third-party GIS vector data comes as a collection of related files that operate together to produce all the vector data you see in Google Earth. Be aware that if expected data does not display in the 3D viewer, it might be due to missing support files. Those vector file types that require additional support files are indicated in the list above.
In addition to importing vector data in SHP, TAB, and other formats, you can define your own point data and import it into Google Earth.
Generic text files need named columns whose values are separated either by commas, spaces, or tabs. Do this by creating your data in a spreadsheet application such as Microsoft Excel and then saving the file as either CSV or TXT format. Alternatively, you could use a programmatic method to extract data from a database and produce a final output file in either CSV or TXT format.
For more information on using generic text files, see:
At minimum, generic text file that you import must contain one or more fields that specify the location of the point on the earth in order for the data to be correctly positioned in the 3D viewer. This can be specified either with address fields or with geographic coordinates.
Tip: Follow a tutorial on this subject: Importing Addresses in Google Earth Pro and EC
Your data file can use street-level addressing to position each point on the Earth's surface. Google Earth can ingest georeferenced and non-georeferenced information. At this time, Google Earth can only ingest such information for addresses located within the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, France, Italy, Germany, and Spain. Google Earth cannot place any address that contains a P.O. box.
The following types of address formatting are supported:
You can use geographic coordinates (latitude, longitude) to indicate the position of the point data in your text file. For importing generic text files, Google Earth supports coordinates described in
Refer to Entering Advanced Coordinates for a detailed description of the latitude/longitude coordinates supported in Google Earth as well as the type of syntax supported.
You can use any number of fields in your custom data file to label and describe the points and display them the Google Earth application. Optional fields can be defined as the following values:
With style templates, you can take advantage of these field types to create useful visual effects in the 3D viewer such as graphs or color-coding of data based on the values in the fields.
After you have imported vector data into Google Earth, you can use the Table Window to display the data fields contained within the vector data. To do this, select Table from the Tools menu. The window appears over the Google Earth application, listing the data fields of all placemark items in tabular form.
The Table window displays internal data fields for all vector data currently listed as well as all other entries in the Places panel. You can use the scroll bar to the right of the window to scroll through numerous entries, and you can collapse the display of items you don't want to see by removing the check next to the name of the item you want to minimize.
The Table window offers the following features:
When you import point and line vector data into Google Earth, you can determine how you want your data displayed in one of two ways:
You can open GIS imagery files in Google Earth Pro or EC and have the files correctly projected over the proper map coordinates in the 3D viewer. Google Earth Pro and EC support the following types of GIS imagery:
In addition, you can also import the following images. Because they do not contain projection information, you must manually edit their coordinates for correct positioning:
The rest of this section covers:
Use any one of the methods below to open the imagery file in Google Earth Pro or EC:
Google Earth then attempts to reproject the image to a Simple Cylindrical, WGS84 coordinate system. From this, it creates an overlay with the image converted to PNG format. The overlay edit window appears, and you can set the location of the new overlay in any folder inside the Places panel. You can also set the properties for the GIS imagery as you would any other overlay.
The following should be noted when importing GIS imagery data:
Once you have imported imagery data into Google Earth Pro or EC, you can save content changes made to the imported GIS data as follows:
Google Earth uses Simple Cylindrical projection with a WGS84 datum for its imagery
base.
Typically, the data you import into the Google Earth application is created with a specific geographic coordinate system, such as a Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM) projection and a NAD27 datum (North American Datum of 1927). Each geographic coordinate system may assign slightly different coordinates to the same location on the earth. When you import data into Google Earth, your data is interpreted according to the Google Earth coordinate system.
In the majority of cases, reprojection works as expected. In some situations, the transformation might not work properly. In that case, you can use a third-party tool to transform your data from its original coordinate system into the one used by Google Earth.
The rest of this section provides a brief overview of map projections and datums.
A map projection is a mathematical expression that is used to represent the round, 3D
surface of the earth on a flat, 2D map.
This process always results in distortion to one or more map properties, such as area, scale, shape, or direction. Because of this, hundreds of projections have been developed in order to accurately represent a particular map element or to best suit a particular type of map.
Data sources for maps come in various projections depending upon which characteristic the cartographer chooses to represent more accurately (at the expense of other characteristics). In the example above, the Mercator projection preserves the right angles of the latitude and longitudinal lines at the expense of area, which is distorted at the poles, showing the land masses there to be larger than they actually are.
The following are some common map projections:
| Projection | Description | Example | |
| Albers Equal Area Conic | Typically used for small regions or countries extending in an east-to-west direction, but not continents. Preserves angles between meridians and parallels. Attempts to minimize distortion for both shape and linear scale, but neither is truly correct. The example here shows how this projection looks over the entire earth. | ||
| Oblique Mercator (Hotine) | A cylindrical projection like the Mercator projections, but where the cylinder is shifted to align with a region that is oblique and follows neither a north-south nor an east-west axis. The region to be mapped typically is a small portion along the length of the meridian and close to it laterally. For example, this projection was developed originally for mapping the Malaysian peninsula. | ||
| Chamberlin Trimetric | Used by the National Geographic Society for mapping most continents. This projection is a three-point equidistant one, intended to preserve the distance between three reference points relative to any other point. | ||
| Lambert Conformal Conic | A projection ideal for middle latitudes and/or where the territory to be mapped has an east-west orientation. This projection is often found in USGS maps created after 1957. Scale is most accurate at the expense of area. |
When building whole-earth databases, a single global projection is the most convenient to
use. Google Earth uses Simple Cylindrical projection for its imagery base. This is a
simple map projection where the meridians and parallels are equidistant, straight lines,
with the two sets crossing at right angles. This projection is also known as Lat/Lon
WGS84.
While a projection is used in mapping to define the earth on a flat surface, a datum is used to describe the actual shape of the earth in mathematical terms. This is because the earth's surface is not perfectly round, but ellipsoid in shape. A datum also defines the association of latitude and longitude coordinates to points on the surface of the earth, and defines the basis for elevation measurements.
As with projections, there is more than one mathematical interpretation of the earth's shape. Google Earth uses WGS84 datum.
|
| Semi-major axis | Semi-minor axis | ||
| NAD83 | 6,378,137.0 | 6,356,752.3141 | |
| WGS84 | 6,378,137.0 | 6,356,752.3142 | |
| Clark 1866 | 6,378,206.4 | 6,356,583.8 | |
| Airy 1830 | 6,377,563.4 | 6,356,256.9 |
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Wahine stay unbeaten at home with 62-50 win over UT San Antonio
by Kainoa CarlsonHONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - The University of Hawai’i women’s basketball team kept up the strong start to the 2019 season, knocking off UT San Antonio on the opening day of the Bank of Hawai’i Classic, 62-50 on Friday afternoon.
Wahine head coach Laura Beeman acknowledged the ball movement as a pivotal reason for their success.
“We had a solid team win,” said Laura Beeman following the game. “I like it when we spread out the scoring, giving us multiple options on the floor, forcing the defense to spread thin. We came in and executed our game plan both offensively, as well as defensively.”
The Rainbow Wahine (3-1) improved to 2-0 at home this season, while moving to 10-3 all-time in the Bank of Hawai’i Classic. The loss gave the Roadrunners (3-2) just their second defeat of the season.
The Wahine got out to an early lead after the opening tip-off.
UH, got out to a 10-0 lead, and held UT San Antonnio to just two points in the first quarter.
However, the Roadrunners found their groove in quarter two, outscoring UH 19-15, but their run wasn’t enough to put them ahead as the Wahine still maintained a 27-21 lead going into the half.
Wahine junior forward Amy Atwel extended the UH lead to 41-36, to begin an 11-0 run putting the 'Bows up by double digits at 50-36 for their largest lead of the game, and the Wahine never looked back.
Multiple Wahine got in on the the scoring action as three players totaled double figures in the box score.
Junior center Lauren Rewers poured in 13 points in 26 minutes of action, while going a blazing 6-of-8 from the floor, while sophomore forward Myrrah Joseph also totaled 13 points an picked up eight rebounds.
The Bows 'will have an off day on Saturday and will be back in action on Sunday, when they host Texas Southern at 2:30 pm HT.
The game will be shown live on Spectrum Sports. TSU fell to Utah 61-52 prior to UH taking on UTSA.
Copyright 2019 Hawaii News Now. All rights reserved.


According to Wikipedia, a factory is simply an object that returns another object from some other method call, which is assumed to be "new".
In this problem, you are given an interface Food. There are two classes Pizza and Cake which implement the Food interface, and they both contain a method getType().
The main function in the Main class creates an instance of the FoodFactory class. The FoodFactory class contains a method getFood(String) that returns a new instance of Pizza or Cake according to its parameter.
You are given the partially completed code in the editor. Please complete the FoodFactory class.
Sample Input 1
cake
Sample Output 1
The factory returned class Cake
Someone ordered a Dessert!
Sample Input 2
pizza
Sample Output 2
The factory returned class Pizza
Someone ordered Fast Food!


"use strict";
import * as express from "express";
/**
* The supported HTTP methods.
*/
export enum HttpMethod {
GET,
POST,
PUT,
DELETE,
HEAD,
OPTIONS,
PATCH
}
/**
* Represents the current context of the request being handled.
*/
export class ServiceContext {
/**
* The resolved language to be used in the current request handling.
*/
language: string;
/**
* The preferred media type to be used in the current request handling.
*/
accept: string;
/**
* The request object.
*/
request: express.Request;
/**
* The response object
*/
response: express.Response;
/**
* The next function. It can be used to delegate to the next middleware
* registered the processing of the current request.
*/
next: express.NextFunction;
}
/**
* The Base class for all HTTP errors
*/
export abstract class HttpError extends Error {
constructor(name: string,
public statusCode: number,
public message: string) {
super(message);
this.name = name;
}
}
/**
* Used to create a reference to a resource.
*/
export abstract class ReferencedResource {
/**
* Constructor. Receives the location of the resource.
* @param location To be added to the Location header on response
* @param statusCode the response status code to be sent
*/
constructor(public location: string, public statusCode: number) {}
}
/**
* The factory used to instantiate the object services
*/
export interface ServiceFactory {
/**
* Create a new service object. Called before each request handling.
*/
create: (serviceClass: Function) => any,
/**
* Return the type used to handle requests to the target service.
* By default, returns the serviceClass received, but you can use this
* to implement IoC integrations.
*/
getTargetClass: (serviceClass: Function) => FunctionConstructor;
}
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Test that we can create two plugins, and independently clean each. Prints "SUCCESS" on success, "FAILURE" on failure.
FAILURE


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Surfing has been ingrained in Malia's blood since she was born. As a baby, her parents would take turns watching her on the sand while the other would catch waves on the beaches of Kauai. As soon as she turned two, Malia started surfing with them. Born and raised in the small lush town of Wailua, Kauai. Malia has been highly influenced by her culture. Her father is born and raised on Kauai and part Hawaiian, her mother is from Southern California, making Malia “hapa haole”, she said laughing.


A bio website for my favorite band, One Direction, written in HTML and CSS.
A website for Anitas Kitchen, a local fast food joint, written in HTML and CSS.
A website to monitor and report milk production and sales in PSY
Dairy Farm
written in HTML, CSS and JavaScript.


BBC Sports Personality of the Year nominees: Ben Stokes & Dina Asher-Smith nominated for 2019 award
by Press AssociationEngland all-rounder Ben Stokes and athlete Dina Asher-Smith were the first two nominees announced for the 2019 BBC Sports Personality of the Year award.
Stokes was announced as the first contender by the BBC, as an obvious nomination after starring in England's Cricket World Cup triumph.
In the final against New Zealand, he hit 84 not out - including two sixes in the final over - to tie the game, and then batted in the super over with Jos Buttler to help England to a dramatic victory.
Stokes was equally heroic in the Ashes, in which he hit an unbeaten 135 to help England win the third Test at Headingley, giving them the opportunity to draw the series.
Ed Sheeran announced Stokes' nomination and Stormzy made the case for the second contender, athlete Dina Asher-Smith, who this year became the first British woman to win a global gold medal in a sprint event, triumphing in the 200 metres at the World Championships.
She set a national record with a time of 21.88 seconds and also claimed silver in the women's 100m and the women's 4x100m relay.
In addition this season, she won the overall title for the 100m in the Diamond League for the first time.
We'll have coverage of the other four nominees as they are being unveiled throughout the day, with the public vote for the winner taking place on Sunday, December 15.


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GridShib is an NSF-funded project to allow interoperability between Globus Toolkit® and Shibboleth.® Visit the GridShib web site (http://gridshib.globus.org/) for more information about the GridShib Project.
GridShib distributes four software components:
These software components help bridge the gap between SAML federations based on Shibboleth and Grid federations based on Globus Toolkit. Visit the GridShib Deployment Scenarios page to see how the various GridShib components might be used.
The TeraGrid Science Gateway SAML Extension is an addon package for the GridShib SAML Tools. Using the SAML Extension, a gateway developer can easily bind a SAML assertion to a non-critical extension of an X.509 proxy certificate. The SAML assertion includes end user identity and contact information that resource poviders can use for auditing, incident response, and access control.
Available documentation for the GridShib SAML Tools (GS-ST) and the TeraGrid Science Gateway SAML Extension includes the following:
A complete list of documentation for GS-ST.
http://gridshib.globus.org/docs/gridshib-saml-tools/readme.html
A comprehensive integration guide for gateway developers.
http://www.teragridforum.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Science_Gateway_Credential_with_Attributes
The above page shows TeraGrid Science Gateway developers how to integrate the GridShib SAML Tools into their portal environment.
Globus Toolkit (http://www.globus.org/toolkit/) is an open-source toolkit for grid computing. Shibboleth (http://shibboleth.internet2.edu/) is an open-source implementation of the SAML browser profiles. Globus Toolkit® and Shibboleth® are registered trademarks of the University of Chicago and Internet2, respectively.
The GridShib Project


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Surname:
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| float | fHorizontalAngle |
| float | fVerticalAngle |
| float | fFov |
| float | fSpeed |
| float | fMouseSpeed |
| sf::Vector3f | direction |
| sf::Vector3f | slide |
| Direction | e_currentDirection |
| VectorMaths | m_maths |
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Process any events.
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10 Simple Rules for Dating my Sons
Eric did publish rules to date his daughter. Since I'm blessed (or was the word cursed?) with sons only, I had to put up the rules for dating them. While it is still a bit early for them to enter the mating-and-dating game, I think knowing the rules well in advance helps a lot.
Preface
We are a modern family. We live in the 21st century. We like self-confident people. We like people who's every day face shows a radiant smile. We pity people who think they need to follow certain patterns instead of being themselves. We like the open minded, cheerful, passionate and authentic being. Human or extra-terrestrial doesn't matter to us.
So if you like one of my boys, make the first move!
Rule 1
It is totally OK if you come and pick up one of my boys. You earn bonus points if you do so in your mom's (or dad's) Ferrari. Don't drive an SUV, unless you invite him to a true off-road adventure.
Rule 2
They are twins. So make sure you try them both and provide an adequate friend for the other one. It doesn't harm to bring your older sister (or young mom) to entertain me.
Rule 3
We are a very cosy family.  However the house rules require that you hug and kiss me too.
Rule 4
If you want to stay over night, that is OK with us. Make sure you stick with the house rules: only very light dresses. Silk Spaghetti tops are en vogue right now. If you are not sure what to wear, you can ask me for a lingerie allowance and I'll go shopping with you.
Rule 5
The current belly free fashion requires, that you have something to show. So make sure that you spend sufficient time in the gym to have a well toned body.
Rule 6
If your only "asset" is a beautiful shape: stay away from my boys! We only accept bright girls with excellent career opportunities. You eventually will be required to finance my son's adventure-seeker and artist lifestyle. In return they would accept to become stay-home-dads (as long as you are easy on the definition of "home" which includes the Tamaraset dessert, all the beautiful beaches and various night spots).
Rule 7
We will test your literacy and education: Being able to recite the verses of the Kamasutra and Casanova's adventures will increase your chance for a date. If you are into Yoga, please update your skills to include the Tantric positions. We also will test your capabilities as entertainer: Are you able to invent new activities and are you up-to-date with exhibitions and performing arts? We will conduct a naked-body-paint contest with you.
When you book cinema tickets make sure, that you get the double seats without the armrest in-between.
Rule 8
Make sure that you keep his attention with little presents and deep devotion. Be knowledgeable in the art of seduction and show off your skills in preparing love meals. If you are older than him, teach him the art of Tantric love. If you are substantially older, bigger presents are appropriate. A breakfast at Tiffanies (1st class flight please) or a trip to the Himalayas would be appropriate.
Rule 9
Before getting physical, get a check-up. I will review the doctors verdict. As long as you date my boys you stick to them. You are free to include some of your female friends, if they pass the medical exam. You will take care of contraception. So keep a stock of condoms and practise how to apply them.
Rule 10
My boys are sensitive and proud. When you chitchat with your friends about them (we know that you do that!) anything but praise is strictly forbidden. Show that they are like gods to you.
They will treat you like a goddess in return!
Preface
We are a modern family. We live in the 21st century. We like self-confident people. We like people who's every day face shows a radiant smile. We pity people who think they need to follow certain patterns instead of being themselves. We like the open minded, cheerful, passionate and authentic being. Human or extra-terrestrial doesn't matter to us.
So if you like one of my boys, make the first move!
Rule 1
It is totally OK if you come and pick up one of my boys. You earn bonus points if you do so in your mom's (or dad's) Ferrari. Don't drive an SUV, unless you invite him to a true off-road adventure.
Rule 2
They are twins. So make sure you try them both and provide an adequate friend for the other one. It doesn't harm to bring your older sister (or young mom) to entertain me.
Rule 3
We are a very cosy family.  However the house rules require that you hug and kiss me too.
Rule 4
If you want to stay over night, that is OK with us. Make sure you stick with the house rules: only very light dresses. Silk Spaghetti tops are en vogue right now. If you are not sure what to wear, you can ask me for a lingerie allowance and I'll go shopping with you.
Rule 5
The current belly free fashion requires, that you have something to show. So make sure that you spend sufficient time in the gym to have a well toned body.
Rule 6
If your only "asset" is a beautiful shape: stay away from my boys! We only accept bright girls with excellent career opportunities. You eventually will be required to finance my son's adventure-seeker and artist lifestyle. In return they would accept to become stay-home-dads (as long as you are easy on the definition of "home" which includes the Tamaraset dessert, all the beautiful beaches and various night spots).
Rule 7
We will test your literacy and education: Being able to recite the verses of the Kamasutra and Casanova's adventures will increase your chance for a date. If you are into Yoga, please update your skills to include the Tantric positions. We also will test your capabilities as entertainer: Are you able to invent new activities and are you up-to-date with exhibitions and performing arts? We will conduct a naked-body-paint contest with you.
When you book cinema tickets make sure, that you get the double seats without the armrest in-between.
Rule 8
Make sure that you keep his attention with little presents and deep devotion. Be knowledgeable in the art of seduction and show off your skills in preparing love meals. If you are older than him, teach him the art of Tantric love. If you are substantially older, bigger presents are appropriate. A breakfast at Tiffanies (1st class flight please) or a trip to the Himalayas would be appropriate.
Rule 9
Before getting physical, get a check-up. I will review the doctors verdict. As long as you date my boys you stick to them. You are free to include some of your female friends, if they pass the medical exam. You will take care of contraception. So keep a stock of condoms and practise how to apply them.
Rule 10
My boys are sensitive and proud. When you chitchat with your friends about them (we know that you do that!) anything but praise is strictly forbidden. Show that they are like gods to you.
They will treat you like a goddess in return!
Posted by Stephan H Wissel on 15 August 2004 | Comments (2) | categories: Twins


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Incredible value.; If there is one, I haven't found it.
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fast for the money, well made; small viewfinder
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great feel, responsiveness, image quality; auto-focus a little touchy


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In an effort to encourage ecologically sustainable forestry practices, an international organization started issuing certificates to wood companies that meet high ecological standards by conserving resources and recycling materials. Companies that receive this certification can attract customers by advertising their products as “ecocertified.” However, it is unlikely that wood companies in the United States will do the same, for several reasons.
First, American consumers are exposed to so much advertising that they would not value or even pay attention to the ecocertification label. Because so many mediocre products are labelled as “new” or “improved,” American consumers do not place much trust in advertising claims in general.
Second, ecocertified wood will be more expensive than uncertified wood because in order to earn ecocertification, a wood company must pay to have its business examined by a certification agency. This additional cost gets passed on to consumers. American consumers tend to be strongly motivated by price, and therefore they are likely to choose cheaper uncertified wood products. Accordingly, American wood companies will prefer to keep their prices low rather than obtain ecocertification.
Third, although some people claim that it always makes good business sense for American companies to keep up with the developments in the rest of the world, this argument is not convincing. Pursuing certification would make sense for American wood companies only if they marketed most of their products abroad. But this is not the case– American wood businesses sell most of their products in the United States, catering to a very large customer base that is satisfied with the merchandise.
Well, despite what many people say, there’s good reason to think that many American wood companies will eventually seek ecocertification for their wood products. First off, consumers in the United States don’t treat all advertising the same. They distinguish between advertising claims that companies make about their own products and claims made by independent certification agencies. Americans have a lot of confidence in independent consumer agencies. Thus, ecologically minded Americans are likely to react very favorably to wood products ecologically certified by an independent organization with an international reputation for trustworthiness.
Second, it’s true that American consumers care a lot about price – who doesn’t? But studies of how consumers make decisions show that price alone determines consumers’ decisions only when the price of one competing product is much higher or lower than another. When the price difference between the two products is small–say, less than five percent, as is the case with certified wood– Americans often do choose on factors other than price. And Americans are becoming increasingly convinced of the value of preserving and protecting the environment.
Finally, US wood companies should definitely pay attention to what’s going on in the wood business internationally, not because of foreign consumers, but because of foreign competition. As I just told you, there’s a good chance that many American consumers will be interested in ecocertified products. And guess what, if American companies are slow at capturing those customers, you can be sure that foreign companies will soon start crowding into the American market, offering ecocertified wood that domestic companies don’t.


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Returns a cargo with a given tracking ID.
{ "trackingId": "ABC123", "statusText": "In port SESTO", "origin": "SESTO", "destination": "CNHKG", "eta": "2014-11-30T11:17:56.5868066Z", "nextExpectedActivity": "Next expected activity is to load cargo onto voyage 0100S in SESTO.", "misrouted": false, "routed": true, "arrivalDeadline": "0001-01-01T00:00:00Z", "events": [ { "description": "Received in SESTO, at 2014-11-24T15:23:33Z", "expected": true } ], "legs": [ { "voyageNumber": "0100S", "from": "SESTO", "to": "SEGOT", "loadTime": "2014-11-26T20:31:56.5868066Z", "unloadTime": "2014-11-27T21:30:56.5868066Z" }, { "voyageNumber": "0400S", "from": "SEGOT", "to": "CNHKG", "loadTime": "2014-11-29T09:37:56.5868066Z", "unloadTime": "2014-11-30T11:17:56.5868066Z" } ] }
Returns a list of all currently booked cargos.
Books a cargo.
| URL Param | Description |
|---|---|
| origin=[string] | UN locode of the origin |
| destination=[string] | UN locode of the destination |
| arrivalDeadline=[timestamp] | Timestamp of the arrival deadline |
Updates the route of a cargo with a new destination.
| URL Param | Description |
|---|---|
| destination=[string] | UN locode of the new destination |
Assigns the cargo to a route. Typically one of the routes returned by `/cargos/:id/request_routes`.
Requests the possible routes for a booked cargo.
[ { "legs": [ { "voyageNumber": "0200T", "from": "SESTO", "to": "USDAL", "loadTime": "2014-11-26T15:45:21.479088664Z", "unloadTime": "2014-11-27T22:59:21.479088664Z" }, { "voyageNumber": "0100S", "from": "USDAL", "to": "FIHEL", "loadTime": "2014-11-30T06:08:21.479088664Z", "unloadTime": "2014-12-01T01:03:21.479088664Z" } ] }, { "legs": [ { "voyageNumber": "0100S", "from": "SESTO", "to": "FIHEL", "loadTime": "2014-11-26T14:27:21.47912978Z", "unloadTime": "2014-11-27T08:55:21.47912978Z" } ] } ]
Returns a list of the registered locations.
[ { "locode": "SESTO", "name": "Stockholm" }, { "locode": "AUMEL", "name": "Melbourne" } ]
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| completionTime=[timestamp] | Timestamp of the arrival deadline |
| trackingId=[string] | Tracking ID of the cargo |
| voyage=[string] | Voyage number of the voyage |
| location=[string] | UN locode of the location |
| eventType=[string] | Event type. Any of the following: Receive, Load, Unload, Claim, Customs |


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by None at 2021-04-06 18:38:17.We updated a while ago with @mzelesky the host record<PHONE_NUMBER>3506421 with the constituent records<PHONE_NUMBER>506421,<PHONE_NUMBER>506421 and<PHONE_NUMBER>506421. This is how it looks in catalog-alma-qa, https://catalog-alma-qa.princeton.edu/catalog/99121886293506421 The fixtures should be used to test availability https://github.com/pulibrary/bibdata/issues/922#issuecomment-765458308
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https://bibdata-alma-staging.princeton.edu/locations/holding_locations are updated with the latest changes from https://github.com/pulibrary/bibdata/issues/1178
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by Christina Chortaria at 2021-04-06 14:15:25.@kevinreiss @mzelesky can you review https://bibdata-alma-staging.princeton.edu/locations/holding_locations ? It has the updated external_name from https://github.com/pulibrary/bibdata/issues/1178.
Do we still need to remove the substring when it is a duplicate of the Library name?
For example do we want to change the display in the catalog to be:
Engineering Library - Engineering Library - Serials
vs
Engineering Library - Engineering Library - Engineering Library: Serials
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Or would it be better to be: Engineering Library - Serials
I think the last option is best for display purposes. @mzelesky I know why we keep the Library name in the location with Alma's configuration, but stripping it out for display purposes in Blacklight makes for less repetitive, cluttered UI.
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@tpendragon if that's the plan, should we delete https://github.com/pulibrary/bibdata/blob/26a21f36629906417a7a195fe6503bd426d8360d/app/controllers/bibliographic_controller.rb#L25-L28 and the opts argument at https://github.com/pulibrary/bibdata/blob/8d505697ae90aa91b06a0662830f73e846535933/app/adapters/alma_adapter/bib.rb#L11
Reopening and moving to inbox for clarification since we're not actually using the param.
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by None at 2021-04-06 18:35:16.@christinach do you mean it shouldn't index? Only index 020$a?
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by Christina Chortaria at 2021-04-06 18:41:27.Replaced by PR https://github.com/pulibrary/bibdata/pull/1211
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by Hector Correa at 2021-04-06 21:42:23.convert_to_draft
by Hector Correa at 2021-04-06 21:45:06.@christinach @hackartisan Should we also remove https://github.com/pulibrary/bibdata/blob/alma/marc_to_solr/translation_maps/locations.rb.tmpl#L37-L40 ?
@tpendragon yes. One way to do this is to wait for the cleanup in alma. Alma should not have elf locations at all. @mzelesky is there a time for this cleanup? The other way is not to count it when we pull the locations from Alma.
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by None at 2021-04-07 00:10:08.@hackartisan Is this meant to be an Orangelight ticket?
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by None at 2021-04-06 18:19:55.Superseded by #308.
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by James R. Griffin III at 2021-04-06 03:05:16.There were a number of regressions which were introduced within these commits, however, this should address these (as well as some minor bug fixes).
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by Eliot Jordan at 2021-04-06 17:36:39.Yes I understand that it tests live data but I think before we stop testing them we need to make sure they are tested somewhere? I'm talking about the voyager specs.
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by Eliot Jordan at 2021-04-06 17:36:40.Coverage remained the same at 96.613% when pulling c5afa0d666c7b0138392aab9d1bfcdcc49937153 on 712-ava-field into 0c7cd861b561ce1a2bcffe2487b8fb66da5429d0 on main.
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by None at 2021-04-06 18:32:03.Coverage increased (+0.009%) to 96.622% when pulling 43defbbf411c535be385c90a8e51ab672fc14c9a on 2388-online-badge into 0c7cd861b561ce1a2bcffe2487b8fb66da5429d0 on main.
Why does it require https://github.com/pulibrary/pul_solr/pull/268? something similar was happening here and I'd love to understand. https://github.com/pulibrary/orangelight/pull/2370/files#diff-f3be7114593cea59759b4f73c1fe286d347833930e56edf12b4561ff96797befL19
@hackartisan It requires https://github.com/pulibrary/pul_solr/pull/268 because without electronic_portfolio_s
in the fl
it doesn't come back in the solr response for search results, so we can't parse it.
oh, @tpendragon, one last problem is that the test is failing in CI.
@hackartisan It'll fail CI until the pul_solr PR is merged.
oh, yeah. 👍🏻 it's merged
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by Kevin Reiss at 2021-04-06 19:27:46.@christinach has indicated that we should continue indexing ELF holdings if they show up, so the implementation here is to add an exception to this view so that if it's an ELF holding don't display it in the physical holdings.
Summarizing content in #alma-development:
We should close https://github.com/pulibrary/bibdata/issues/1203# first, there's a chance this will result in ELF locations not being indexed into the holdings field and thus closing this ticket without adding view logic.
@christinach has indicated that we should continue indexing ELF holdings if they show up, so the implementation here is to add an exception to this view so that if it's an ELF holding don't display it in the physical holdings.
@tpendragon we don't want to index elf holdings. I said that we want to index the records but not the elfs. The electronic records (elf invalid locations) will be addressed with https://github.com/pulibrary/bibdata/issues/1202.
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by Christina Chortaria at 2021-04-07 00:15:58.I updated the google document for the meeting on 04-07-2021 with an updated XD link for all the wireframes and two more links for two additional versions of the Record page.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-04-05 22:49:17.Much better! Thanks @tpendragon !
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Voyager customers can use the serials module to record receipt of both standing orders and serials. The check-in records in the serials module are considered issues for migration purposes and are migrated as Alma items.
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The Walking Dead Midseason Finale Sneak Peak Explains [SPOILERS] Betrayal
by Christian BoneThe penultimate episode of The Walking Dead season 10a dropped a massive bombshell last night that we didn’t see coming. Dante was revealed to not be the trustworthy doctor he’d been set up as so far this run but actually a spy for the Whisperers.
It was a terrific twist but it left us with a lot of questions we want answers to. For one, how did Dante arrive in Alexandria in the first place and how has he been informing the Whisperers? Also, what other nefarious deeds has he been up to all this time? Well, wonder no more, as this sneak peak at the midseason finale clears up the whole mystery.
As you can see up above, the first three minutes of the episode have been released online, which reveal that the finale will kick off with a flashback detailing how Alpha sent Dante into Alexandria as her mole.
As a newcomer to her tribe, Dante was unfamiliar to her turncoat daughter Lydia, which was key to making the deception work. He came to be welcomed into the Safe Zone by faking a walker attack and joining a small group of survivors on their way to Alexandria. He soon started his friendship with Siddiq as a fellow doctor. On the sly, however, he’s the one who contaminated the community’s water supply. To add to Siddiq’s guilt, he also suffocated Cheryl.
It remains to be seen whether he’ll remain loyal to Alpha, as he certainly regretted killing Siddiq. The trailer for the midseason finale seems to confirm that the truth comes out, too, and that he gives some information about the Whisperers to our heroes. But can they trust him? And how much of all of this is part of Alpha’s plan to destroy Alexandria from the inside?
We’ll find out when The Walking Dead 10×08 “The World Before” airs on AMC this Sunday, November 24th.


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Letting Someone Go With Dignity - by Rebekah Campbell. Takeaway: Let people save face, don’t procrastinate, stick to any agreements, be clear about what happens next; announce it to the team together and let them say goodbye. Some good advice, though we’re not sure you should go out for drinks with the person you just fired in every situation.
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Riyad Mahrez makes Arsenal transfer admission as he rues wasted career opportunity
The Manchester City winger was linked with a move to Arsenal in 2016 but remained at Leicester City for another two seasons before joining the Citizens
by Jake Polden, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/jake-polden/Riyad Mahrez says his 2016 transfer to Arsenal was "nearly all done" - but Leicester City blocked him from leaving.
The Foxes had just won a first Premier League title against all the odds and so began the top flight's elite picking apart their overachieving team.
N'Golo Kante moved to Chelsea, Jamie Vardy was linked with a move to Arsenal, and Mahrez was seemingly already through the door at the Emirates.
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"For me, it's clear that I lost two years at the highest level. I lost two years! Because instead of arriving at City at 27, I could have been there at 24, 25.
"Leicester blocked me. They told me: 'You're not leaving, you're not leaving'.
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My fault i did not read the documentation(where to find it?), and i'm still grateful for the dojo toolkit, but please, from a testScripting
ant target i definitly do not expect 1) to install its configuration/extension/script files in my home directory(unasked!) and then 2) quitting with BUILD FAILED
and complain about the author of the Ant build tool. This is rude.
I can agree with Alex Russels dislike for Java and Ant, but still, i would be perfectly pissed when i would be the the author of ant and Alex just complains about "horrendous design decisions by the authors". Maybe true, but please, at least a hint about what caused the problem should be given.
dluesebrink dl-mbook trunk/buildscripts: ant testScripting
Buildfile: build.xml
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[copy] Copying 5 files to /Users/dluesebrink/.ant/lib
[echo] +--------------------------------------------------------+
[echo] | Due to some horrendous design decisions by the authors |
[echo] | of Ant, it has been necessary to install some jar |
[echo] | files to your ~/.ant/ directory. Given the nature of |
[echo] | the problem, it will be necessary for you to re-run |
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Total time: 1 second
back my pardon, but i doubt it. I wrote a lot of Ant files in my life, and never there was an unavoidable need to install .jar files in the home directory of the calling user. this is just ONE option. for me it looks more like beeing to lazy to bother, but i'm to lazy to track it down.


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