Bloget™ User Manual
An ASP.Net Web Log Control
Copyright 2008 Blue Onion Software
All Rights Reserved
Introduction
About Bloget
About Blue Onion Software
Program Requirements
Installation
Using Bloget
Overview of a Blog
Bloget Control
BlogTitle Control
Categories Control
Recent Posts Control
Archive Control
Blogroll Control
Membership Services
RSS Feeds
Remote Procedure Calls (MetaWeblog and
Pingback)
BlogML
Comments
Logging
Lost Passwords
Data Formats
Legal Information
Bloget Freeware License Agreement
Copyright and Trademark Notices
I recently read a blog article about how writing one's own blogging engine is equivalent to writing yesterday's "Hello World" program. Everyone does one at some point. So here I am with my version of a blogging engine. My "interpretation" is a bit different than others perhaps in that I've expressed my engine as an ASP.NET user control. This packaging has advantages and disadvantages and you'll have to decide if it's right for you. One thing I can say is it has been fun to write and I've learned much about ASP.NET, a platform I have not programmed in before. I hope you find it useful and fun as well and always, send feedback. - Mike
While developing the Blue Onion Software Web site I ran into an interesting problem. At one point I wanted to add a blog only to find that there was no blog control included with ASP.Net. A quick survey of the Internet revealed that there really wasn't anything much in the way of ASP.Net blog controls available. Furthermore, the blogging applications that did exist were designed for multi-author systems requiring database support and administration overhead that I really didn't want to deal with. Wasn't there a simple blogging control I could just add to my existing page layouts and that didn't require an expensive SQL Server and an investment in time to learn new templates syntaxes or setup user accounts? I couldn't find anything satisfactory so I bought a book on developing ASP. NET controls and went to work.
I set few goals up front, which I've tried to adhere to:
Bloget is a Web log (often referred to as just 'blog') control for use in ASP.Net 2.0 Web sites. Bloget is implemented as a control meaning you have to insert it into an ASP.Net 2.0 Web page in much the same way you insert other ASP.Net controls. This allows you to integrate your blog into your Web site rather than designing your Web site around the blog software.
Bloget is a whimsical name which is designed to make you feel good about the product and inspire you to throw wads of money at the author (did it work?).
Blue Onion Software is a somewhat less whimsical name for a group of products I've written over time and which I give away for free including Calendar Gadget®, FreeSnap™, DeskDrive™, Calendar (no I'm not repeating myself) and of course Bloget™. In return, you the grateful user shower the author with money by clicking some of the advertisements on the Blue Onion Software Web site (Hint!) or by donating money. I do it for fun but every little bit does help.
Step 1:
Copy the Bloget.dll assembly to the /Bin folder of your ASP.Net 2.0 Web site.
If you don't have a /Bin folder, simply create one.
Step 2:
If you site does not have one, create an /App_Data folder. Bloget requires read/write
access to this folder.
Depending on your hosting environment this can be done in several ways. Many hosting providers provide a control panel where folder permissions can be set. If you have access to Windows security options on your host you can set up permissions so only IIS and ASP.NET processes have write access. On IIS 5.0 (Windows 2000) the account used to execute Web applications (IWAM_xxx or IUSR_xxx) needs read/write/modify permissions. The ASP.NET worker process, usually {machine name}\ASP.NET on IIS 5.0 (Windows 2000) or NETWORK SERVICE on IIS 6.0 (Windows 2003) also needs read/write/modify permissions.
Step 3:
Create or use an existing .aspx Web page and add the following two lines
of code.
The first line goes near the top of the page usually just under the Page directive.
<%@ Register TagPrefix="bloget" Namespace="BlueOnionSoftware"
Assembly="Bloget"%>
And further down the page where you want the blog to appear:
<bloget:Bloget runat="server" ID="bloget" DataContext="~/App_Data/Bloget.xml"/>
Step 4:
Open the Web page in your browser and revel in the glory of your blog. Actually,
you'll see a license agreement. Basically it says you're responsible for your own
Web site and that you do not hold the author and Blue Onion Software liable for
anything no matter how miserable things become for you.
After you accept the license agreement you'll see your first posting. Well OK, it's my posting but it has some really useful stuff in it to help you start using your blog and it only begs for money a little at the end.
Step 5:
Proceed to the Administration Panel (hint, there's a link in the first posting).
The default password is "Bloget" (pretty clever, eh?). At a minimum, you
should change this password immediately. If not others, less friendly than I will
plunder your blog and lay waste to it faster than a pizza delivery driver on a Friday
night.
It's worth taking the time to fill out the RSS section at this time since you'll more than likely want to produce an RSS feed for your site. The Title and Description appear in the RSS. The blog link is just that, the Web address of your blog. Again this only for the RSS feed.
Step 6:
Start posting! Returning to the posting in your blog, you'll see links for adding
a new posting. Add a few test entries to get a feel for how the process works (you
can remove them later). You can add additional controls, enable RSS, Pingbacks and
MetaWeblog. See the related sections for more information.
Step 7:
Think kind thoughts about the author. Feel an overwhelming urge to go to
the Blue Onion Software Web site and
click the advertisements. Notice the "Donate" button. Contribute $5 and
enjoy the endorphin rush from a good deed done.
Most blogging engines today can be characterized as Web applications. You download, install and "your site" is up an running. This is a great approach if all you want is Blog and a few other pages. Bloget takes a different approach and is implemented as a control (actually a collection of controls). As such, you have to add it to an existing Web application structure. Like all design designs, this one has both strengths and weaknesses. On the plus side, you can plug Bloget into existing sites and have a fine degree of control over appearance and interaction. On the downside, you have to decide what that appearance will look like.
One of the unique aspects of Bloget is that you can express an entire blog in a single file. The tag line "One file, one binary, one blog" expresses this intent. The One file is the ASPX page you intend to display your blog in. One binary refers to the one binary (Bloget.dll) you need to add to your Web application's /Bin directory. There are no complicated install routines, database setups or Web.config modifications required. Of course "One blog" refers to the blog you produce with Bloget.
Because Bloget is so simple to install, it can be integrated into many places. Often, Bloget is used as a running descriptive log for build environments. As changes to the build configuration are made, the configuration manager can add blog entries describing the changes instead of circulating emails. Bloget can easily integrate into Web based systems like Cruise Control.
Membership support is supplied by ASP.NET's membership services. This means you can use existing ASP.NET 2.0 membership providers with Bloget. See Membership Services for more details.
RSS feeds are automatically available in Bloget. RSS feeds are 2.0 compliant. In addition, RSS feeds support templates so allowing you to control the appearance and content of feeds without the use of plugins like other blog engines sometime employ.
Bloget blogs also support MetaWeblog API. This allows you to use offline blog authoring tools like Windows Live Writer and BlogJet.
Bloget does not have user accounts (I'm reconsidering this one). It is not a multiple author blog (also on my list). This makes sense when you consider it's a "control" and not an application. That said, it is possible to have multiple blogs by simply replicating the blog structure described above and pointing to a different data file.
The Bloget control is the most important control. It displays postings, indexes, allows editing, displays logs, etc. It's essentially an entire blogging system in a single control. It is controlled by using query parameters and can be extensively modified using templates.
Bloget is controlled through CGI query parameters. The parameters are:
Parameters can be prefixed with a string value which is useful if should you have more than one Bloget control rendered on a page. It can be overridden using the Prefix property. For example:
<bloget:BlogetBlog runat="server" DataContext="~/App_Data/Bloget.xml"
Prefix="bloget" />
You can set the target link of the links in your blog by using the Url parameter. Url overrides the link setting in the blog's settings.
Out of the box, Bloget provides a useable, if somewhat plain, blog. However, the appearance of Bloget can be customized through the use of templates. Templates are HTML elements that define the layout of a particular portion of Bloget. Here's an example:
<bloget:BlogetBlog runat="server" ID="bloget" DataContext="~/App_Data/Bloget.xml">
<ItemTemplate>

<a href="<%#Container.PostLink%>" style="font-size:x-large">
<%#Container.PostTitle%>

<%#Container.PostCreated.ToString("r")%>

<%#Container.PostDescription%>

<asp:HyperLink runat="server" NavigateUrl="<%#Container.PostEditLink%>"
Text="edit" Visible="<%#Container.LoggedIn%>"/>
<asp:Literal runat="server" Text=" | "
Visible="<%#Container.LoggedIn%>"/>
<a href="<%#Container.PostLink%>">comments
(<%#Container.PostCommentCount%>)

</ItemTemplate>
<ItemSeparatorTemplate>

</ItemSeparatorTemplate>
<CommentHeaderTemplate>

Comments

</CommentHeaderTemplate>
<CommentTemplate>

<%#Container.CommentTitle%>

<%#Container.CommentDescription%>

<%#Container.CommentAuthor%>
|
<%#Container.CommentDate.ToString("r")%>

</CommentTemplate>
<IndexTemplate>
<%#Container.PostCreated.ToString("MM-dd-yyyy")%>
<asp:HyperLink runat="server" NavigateUrl="<%#Container.PostLink%>"
Text="<%#Container.PostTitle%>" />

</IndexTemplate>
<IndexYearSeparatorTemplate>

<%#Container.PostCreated.ToString("yyyy")%>

</IndexYearSeparatorTemplate>
<IndexMonthSeparatorTemplate>

<%#Container.PostCreated.ToString("MMMM")%>

</IndexMonthSeparatorTemplate>
</bloget:Bloget>
If you have used any of the ASP.NET server controls that supports templates like the GridView or DataList control, the above example should look familiar. (note to self, this section needs to be expanded greatly). There are a large number of items from your blog that can be referenced. Please refer to the example web site and intellisense to discover these items.
 In its default configuration it places the title of the blog in an H1 element and the description in a paragraph element. It can be enhanced with a stylesheet or customized using a template. The Title is invoked as follows:
<bloget:BlogetTitle runat="server" ID="myId" DataContext="~/App_Data/Bloget.xml">
It can be customized using a template. For example:
<bloget:BlogetTitle runat="server" DataContext="~/App_Data/Blog/Bloget.xml">
Declarative syntax:
<HeaderTemplate>

<%#Container.BlogTitle%>

<%#Container.BlogDescription%>

<%#Container.BlogCopyright%>

</HeaderTemplate>
</bloget:BlogetTitle>
<bloget:BlogetTitle
DataContext="string"
Prefix="string"
<TitleTemplate>
<%#Container.BlogTitle%> ...
</TitleTemplate>
</bloget:BlogetTitle>
Bloget supports categories (sometimes called tags). You can associate one or more categories with any blog entry. The Category control lists all categories present in the blog and their respective entry counts. The Category control is invoked as follows:
<bloget:BlogetCategory runat="server" ID="myId" DataContext="~/App_Data/Bloget.xml">
It can be customized using a template. For example:
<bloget:BlogetCategory runat="server" ID="blogetCategory" DataContext="~/App_Data/Bloget.xml">
<CategoryTemplate>
• <a href="DefaultWithTemplates.aspx?c=<%#Container.CategoryId%>">
<%#Container.CategoryName%> (<%#Container.CategoryCount%>)

</CategoryTemplate>
</bloget:BlogetCategory>
Declarative syntax:
<bloget:BlogetCategory
DataContext="string"
Prefix="string"
Url="string"
<CategoryTemplate>
<%#Container.BlogTitle%> ...
<%#Container.CategoryName%>
<%#Container.CategoryId%>
<%#Container.CategoryCount%>
</CategoryTemplate>
</bloget:BlogetCategory>
The recent posts control lists the most recent posts in the blog. It can be filtered by category. Here's an example:
<bloget:BlogetRecent runat="server" ID="myId" DataContext="~/App_Data/Bloget.xml"/>
It can be customized using the <IndexTemplate> template.
The archive control displays a list of links by months that contain blog postings. The control display a month/year list but can be customized in a fashion similar to other Bloget controls using templates. Below is an example of customized archive control. The Length parameter limits the number of entries to display.
<bloget:BlogetArchive runat="server" DataContext="~/App_Data/Bloget.xml" Length="12">
<ArchiveTemplate>
<a href="<%#Container.ArchiveLink%>">
<%#Container.ArchiveDate.ToString("Y")%>

</ArchiveTemplate>
</bloget:BlogetArchive>
Declarative syntax:
<bloget:BlogetArchive
DataContext="string"
Prefix="string"
Url="string"
<ArchiveTemplate>
<%#Container.BlogTitle%> ...
<%#Container.ArchiveDate%>
<%#Container.ArchiveLink%>
</ArchiveTemplate>
</bloget:BlogetArchive>
The Blog Roll control displays a list links to other resources you think you're readers might be interested in. The Blog Roll control takes a URI to an OPML file. OPML files are commonly used to export blog lists from news aggregators like Bloglines. The two URI types recognized by Blog Roll control are http:// and file://. Here's an example.
<bloget:BlogetBlogRoll runat="server" ID="blogroll" DataContext="~/App_Data/Blog/Bloget.xml"
Blog
Roll will parse the OPML file at the given Uri and display it. It checks this address
every 6 hours and updates the blog accordingly. Two other parameters can be added.
Length controls the number of links to display. If you're like
me, you probably read a large number of blogs. Displaying a hundred or more blogs
may not be what you want. In conjunction with the Length parameter you can specify
Random=true which will select a random links from the OPML file.
Uri="http://www.bloglines.com/export?id=blueonionsoftware" />
Like all Bloget controls, customizations using templates are supported. Here's an example:
<bloget:BlogetBlogRoll runat="server" ID="blogroll" DataContext="~/App_Data/Blog/Bloget.xml"
And finally, the declarative syntax:
Uri="http://www.bloglines.com/export?id=blueonionsoftware">
<BlogRollTemplate>

<asp:HyperLink ID="HyperLink3" runat="server" NavigateUrl="<%#Container.BlogRollHtmlUrl%>"
Text="<%#Container.BlogRollTitle%>" />

</BlogRollTemplate>
</bloget:BlogetBlogRoll>
<bloget:BlogetBlogRoll
DataContext="string"
Prefix="string"
Url="string"
<BlogRollTemplate>
<%#Container.BlogTitle%> ...
<%#Container.BlogRollTitle%>
<%#Container.BlogRollHtmlUrl%>
<%#Container.BlogRollXmlUrl%>
</BlogRollTemplate>
</bloget:BlogetBlogRoll>
Membership services are configured and serviced using ASP.NET's membership services. Membership services conduct authentication and authorization using a provider model. The provider model allows for different backend's that supply authentication, authorization and profile information. Out of the box, ASP.NET supplies
ASP.NET membership gives you a built-in way to validate and store user credentials.  You can use ASP.NET membership with ASP.NET Forms authentication or with the ASP.NET login controls to create a complete system for authenticating users.
ASP.NET membership supports facilities for:
You configure the membership system in your application's Web.config file. The easiest way to configure and manage membership is with the Web Site Administration Tool, which provides a wizard-based interface. As part of membership configuration, you specify:
Bloget also supplies an XML based provider model. The XML provider only uses files. Bloget's membership provider is configured like any other membership provider in your application's Web.config file. Bloget's membership provider is great for discount hosting services that don't offer SQL or ActiveDirectory services.
Adding an RSS feed is simple and automatic.By default, the 10 most recent blog entries are included in the feed. The number of entries can be adjusted using the Admin panel. You can produce feeds for categories using query parameters. For instance, to generate a feed for category 2:
http://yoursite.com/Blog.aspx?m=rss&c=2
Bloget produces valid RSS 2.0.The content of an RSS feed can be enhanced using templates. This allows you to place additional content (like ads) for instance directly in feeds. Here's an example.
<RssContentTemplate>
<%#Container.PostContent%>

<a href="http://www.pheedo.com/click.phdo?x=62927&u=<%#Container.PostID%>">
<img src="http://www.pheedo.com/img.phdo?x=62927&u=<%#Container.PostID%>"
/>

powered by Bloget
- "One File, One Binary,
One Blog"

</RssContentTemplate>
Bloget supports the MetaWeblog and Pingback API's. These API's allow your blog controlled by sending XML-RPC commands. Many third-party tools and popular Web sites (like Digg) can interact with blogs that support these API's. The procedure for enabling RPC in bloget is similar to RSS example above. You will create a new Web page and with only the following two lines.
http://yoursite.com/Blog.aspx?m=rpc
MetaWeblog is a standard client-server application programming interface for weblog (blog) publishing. It is built on XML-RPC. MetaWeblog API was designed to address limitations of Blogger API.
On the administration screen you will need to add several pieces of information to enable MetaWeblog services. They are:
Owing to the fact that Bloget is a user control the blog ID is always the same for these API's. It is:
The he password is unique and it is the same one that is used to access the Administration areas of your blog.
The following MetaWeblog commands are supported:p>
Pingback is an automatic mechanism that enables authors to keep track of who is linking to, or referring to their articles. Pingbacks are automatic and require no user intervention when enabled. You can choose to display pingbacks in your blog. Pingbacks are also logged. There are two components to Pingbacks. When you post an article, Bloget will scan the article for links and attempt to "Ping" those links. The result of the ping attempt is logged.
Pingbacks are listed in blog entry page under the comments section.
Once you have updated these fields, you should be able to user third-party off line blogging tools like BlogJet and Windows Live Writer. To make using these features even easier, the blogging community has developed a standard API for detecting MetaWeblog enabled blogs called Really Simple Discoverability (RSD). RSD is well, really simple to implement.
In Bloget, the Administration panel has a checkbox for enabling RSD. Check it and Bloget does the rest.
BlogML is an XML format for storing the entire content of a blog. You can use BlogML as a way to archive the contents of blogs or to act as a standard format for transferring content from one blog to another - this could include migrating a blog from one blogging engine to another. There are currently several blogging engines that provide support for BlogML including:
There are also implementations that exist for converting Blogger content to BlogML.
Navigate to the Administration screen. Near the bottom you'll find import and export controls. Exporting will produce an BlogML compliant XML file. If you have blogs elsewhere that support BlogML, export them and then import them to Bloget.
Like most good blogging engines, you can allow users to leave comments on you postings. You can enable comments on a per posting basis or on globally. When enabled, postings will include an area near the bottom of the post where the user can submit his comment. Comments are a mixed blessing. On the good side, they allow interaction with your readers and can add value to your blog. On the bad side, there is comment spam. Comment spam usually does not pertain to your post but instead contains links and advertisements to other sites. Often these spam comments are inserted by other programs called robots or spam-bots.
Bloget takes some basic measures to suppress these messages but is by no means bullet proof. In addition to turning-off comments, you can limit the number of comments per posting and the amount of time the posting will accept comments. Also you can easily delete comments by viewing the posting while logged-in. You'll see a delete button under each comment entry that allows you to quickly remove any offending comment.
To further combat spam-bots, Bloget requires confirmation from the comment author. This requires Javascript to be enabled. Most spam-bots do not support Javascript and thus will fail to post a comment.
Bloget also rejects comments that have hyperlinks in them.
Bloget logs significant events such as new postings, changes to administration settings, comments, pingbacks, etc. Log files are saved in "~/App_Data/yyyy-mm-dd.bloget.log" where "yyyy-mm-dd" is the date in sortable format. You can change the name and location where log files are saved by adding a entry to the <appSettings> section of your Web.Config file. This folder path must start with "~" or it will be rejected and files will go to the default location. Furthermore, the path must exist and be writable (Bloget will not automatically create the folder).
<add key="BlogetLogFolder" value="~/App_Data/Logs/" />
All entries start with a 3 digit code indicating the category of the log message followed by the time, control ID and message. The category codes are as follows:
| Code | Category |
| 100 | Error |
| 200 | Authorization |
| 201 | Administration |
| 300 | Remote Procedure Call (RPC) Request |
| 301 | pingback.ping |
| 302 | RPC request accepted |
| 303 | RPC request rejected |
| 400 | Posting |
| 401 | Ping |
If you forget your password, you're doomed. Well not really, but there is no password recovery. You'll have to open the Xml file in the AppData folder and edit it. Here's a sample XML provider data file that comes with the standard distribution.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<users xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns="urn:blueonionsoftware-com:bloget:user:data">
<User>
<id>1280d92b-12a2-4f69-a72d-d866f6c2a998</id>
<username>admin</username>
<EMAIL_ADDRESS><comment />
<password>x61Ey612Kl2gpFL56FT9weDnpSo4AV8j8+qx2AuTHdRyY036xxzTTrw10Wq3+4qQyB+XURPWx1ONxp3Y3pB37A==</password>
<locked>false</locked>
<question />
<answer />
<lastLogin>2008-01-03T00:11:01.5998672Z</lastLogin>
<lastActivity>2008-01-03T00:11:01.5998672Z</lastActivity>
<lastPasswordChange>0001-01-01T00:00:00</lastPasswordChange>
<lastLockedOut>0001-01-01T00:00:00</lastLockedOut>
<createdOn>2007-11-15T00:51:01.9804Z</createdOn>
<active>true</active>
</User>
</users>
This will reset the password to "admin"
Bloget uses a data provider type mechanism. Currently, the only data provider is an XML, file based provider but if you look at the code I think you'll see that a data provider is a simple item to implement. I chose to stick with an object model which will make things slighty more interesting for anyone writing a database provider.
In the XML data provider, all data in Bloget are stored in files using XML. The specifics of the formats are not all that interesting. How the files relate to each other is more important. The file specified in the Bloget declaration is the main file and contains information that pertains to the entire blog. In addition, it contains an index of all the blog entries. Blog entries are identified by a computer generated number called a GUID (Global Unique Identifier). A GUID is a 128-bit integer (16 bytes) that can be used across all computers and networks wherever a unique identifier is required. Such an identifier has a very low probability of being duplicated.
The Bloget index contains the title of the blog entry, the identifier (the GUID), the date it was created, the date it was last updated, and a list of category ID's. The actual blog entry and associated comments are stored in a separate file. The name of the file is the blog entry identifier (again, the GUID), prefixed with the letter 'C'. It is stored in the same directory as the Bloget main file.
You might ask yourself if a system like this is scalable. Honestly, I don't know. I found that scaling is as much trial and error as it is design (those of you who have done this know what I mean). Still, I do take some measures to make Bloget efficient. I routinely test Bloget with 10,000 blog postings to test response times and stability. On occasion, I've bumped this up to 100,000 postings. I would wager that most blogs have fewer postings than than my tests. Bloget takes full advantage of ASP.NET's caching facilities. If a posting is accessed frequently, it likely will be in the cache.
Bloget also tries very hard not to corrupt files. All files are serialized in memory, reparsed to check validity and then committed to disk. Backup files are created of the previous version as further insurance. This works well for Blogs because most file operations are read. File writing is are less frequent. To date, I have not lost a single posting. Of course your milage may vary but consider I use this software every day for my own blog.
September 19, 2006
By using, copying, or distributing the accompanying software you indicate your acceptance of the following Bloget Freeware License Agreement. If you do not agree to any of the terms of this License, then do not use, copy, or distribute Bloget.
1. LICENSE. Blue Onion Software hereby grants you a non-exclusive, transferable license to use its software product and accompanying documentation on the following terms. You may:
a. use Bloget on any computer in your possession;
b. make copies of Bloget; and
(i) You may NOT distribute the software by any means; You may NOT charge any amount for distributing Bloget. You are specifically prohibited from charging, or requesting donations, for any such copies, however made, and from distributing the software and or documentation with other products (commercial or otherwise) without prior written permission. You may NOT distribute Bloget as part of or in a bundle or package with any other product;
(ii) You may NOT sublicense, rent or lease any portion of Bloget;
2. LIMITATIONS ON LICENSE. You shall not make use of the Blue Onion Software name and/or any trademarks, service marks, trade dress adopted and/or used by Blue Onion Software.
3. TITLE. Title, ownership rights, and intellectual property rights in and to Bloget, and each copy thereof (including all copyrights therein), shall remain in Blue Onion Software. Bloget is protected by the copyright laws of the United States and international copyright treaties.
4. WARRANTY AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY. Bloget is free of charge, and there is no warranty for the software. Blue Onion Software provides the software 'as is,' and Blue Onion Software disclaims all conditions and warranties of any kind, either express, implied, statutory, or otherwise, including, but not limited to, any conditions or implied warranties of merchantability, satisfactory quality, and fitness for a particular purpose. Should the software prove defective, you assume the cost of all necessary servicing, repair or correction.
Under no circumstances and under no legal theory, tort, contract, or otherwise, shall Blue Onion Software be liable to you or any other person for any general, direct, indirect, special, incidental, consequential, or other damages of any character arising out of this agreement or the use of or inability to use the software, including but not limited to personal injury, loss of profits, loss of data, output from the software or data being rendered inaccurate, failure of the software to operate with any other programs, damages for loss of goodwill, business interruption, computer failure or malfunction, or any and all other damages or losses of whatever nature, even if Blue Onion Software has been informed of the possibility of such damages.
5. INDEMNIFICATION. You shall defend, indemnify and hold harmless Blue Onion Software, from any claim, demand, liability, damage award, suit, judgment, or other legal action (including reasonable attorney's fees) arising out of your use, distribution, modification, or duplication of Bloget.
6. TERMINATION. The license granted hereunder is effective until terminated by Blue Onion Software. You may terminate it at any time by destroying Bloget. This license will terminate automatically if you fail to comply with the limitations described above. On termination, you must destroy all copies of Bloget. The termination of your license will not result in the termination of the licenses of any distributees who have received rights to Bloget through you so long as they are in compliance with the provisions of this Agreement.
7. EXPORT CONTROLS. None of Bloget or underlying information or technology may be downloaded or otherwise exported or re-exported into (or to a national or resident of) any country in violation of the laws and administrative regulations of the United States relating to the control of exports of commodities and technical data. By downloading or using Bloget, you are agreeing to the foregoing and you are representing and warranting that you are not located in, under the control of, or a national or resident of any such country.
8. MISCELLANEOUS. This agreement represents the complete agreement concerning this license between the parties and supersedes all prior agreements and representations between them. It may not be amended. If any provision of this agreement is held to be unenforceable for any reason, this agreement shall terminate. This agreement shall be governed by and construed under MI law as such law applies to agreements between MI residents entered into and to be performed within MI, except as governed by U.S. federal law.
Bloget is Copyright © Blue Onion Software 2006. All rights reserved. The documentation and all computer files are also Copyright © Blue Onion Software 2006. All rights reserved. Bloget™ is a trademark of Blue Onion Software. The trademarks are the property of Blue Onion Software. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
If you have a question about Bloget, first look in HELP.TXT or consult online help. If you cannot find the answer, you can send electronic mail to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Be prepared to send the following information:
For additional information, send electronic mail to mike@blueonionsoftware.com


CreateMutex()
Syntax
Mutex = CreateMutex()Description
Creates a new mutex object. The mutex is initially unlocked.
The main objective of the mutex functions is thread synchronization. They do not create too much overhead, but they only work within one program, not system-wide. A mutex is an object that can only be "owned" or locked by one thread at a time, so it is used to protect shared resources. Only the thread that has the mutex locked may access a certain file, memory area, ...
See LockMutex() and UnlockMutex() for locking/unlocking a mutex. @noparameter
Return value
The new mutext object, or zero if the mutex creation has failed.
Example
; Run this code once as it is. You will see that the lines printed are ; mixed from between the threads. Now uncomment the Mutex functions and ; the strings are printed in order, because only one thread at a time ; has the right to execute the printing functions. ; Procedure WithoutMutex(*Number) Shared Mutex For a = 1 To 5 ;LockMutex(Mutex) ; uncomment this to see the difference PrintN("Thread "+Str(*Number)+": Trying to print 5x in a row:") For b = 1 To 5 Delay(50) PrintN("Thread "+Str(*Number)+" Line "+Str(b)) Next b ;UnlockMutex(Mutex) ; uncomment this to see the difference Next a EndProcedure OpenConsole() Mutex = CreateMutex() thread1 = CreateThread(@WithoutMutex(), 1) Delay(25) thread2 = CreateThread(@WithoutMutex(), 2) Delay(25) thread3 = CreateThread(@WithoutMutex(), 3) WaitThread(thread1) WaitThread(thread2) WaitThread(thread3) Input()
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What's the chance of winning the national lottery?
In the UK there is a national lottery (everything's nationalised here). You choose 6 numbers from the numbers 1 to 49, and pay £1. A machine picks 6 ping pong ball from a rotating drum containing 49 numbered balls. I think the drum spins round to inject a bit of drama into the proceedings. If your numbers are drawn you win 5 million quid.
How likely are you to win? Well, in this type of probability problem everything is known in advance, so it's "simply" a matter of counting up the possibilities.
The top line of equation, "how many ways are there of drawing my 6 balls from the machine", is easy - there is only 1 way. The bottom line of the equation, "how many ways are there of choosing any 6 balls from 49", requires some thought.
Lets start with a simpler problem - "how many ways are there of lining up the 49 balls in a row?" Well imagine picking the balls one by one from the machine and laying them out in a line. For the first ball the are 49 choices, for the second there are 48, for the third there are 47, all the way down. So the number of ways of doing this is 49x48x47......3x2x1. In general:
The n! is called n factorial. It's just a mathematical shorthand for the big pile of multiplications you have to do. Factorials get big very quickly:
| 1! | 1 |
| 2! | 2 |
| 3! | 6 |
| 4! | 24 |
| 5! | 120 |
| 6! | 720 |
| 10! | 3628800 |
| 49! |<PHONE_NUMBER>34267560872252163321295376887552831379210240000000000 |
A similar problem, closer to what we want is "how many ways can you sequentially pick 6 balls from 49?" Its quite like the ordering problem. You have 49 choices for the first, 48 for the second, but you stop when you have made 6 picks. So the answer is 49x48x47x46x45x44. If you look at this answer you can see it equals 49!/43! = 49!/(49-6)! The mathematical name for this is the number of permutations, and has the general formula:
So now we can answer the question "how many ways are there of choosing 6 balls from 49". The thing about the permutation formula is that the order you pick the objects matters.  So the answer is to take the number of permutations and divide it by the number of ways of ordering the 6 balls that were chosen, that is divide by 6!. So the answer is 49!/43!6! = 13983816.
In general choosing r elements from n where order doesn't matter, is called the number of combinations and has the general formula:
So to return to the original question, "what the probability of winning the national lottery". The answer is number ways of choosing your numbers, which is 1, divided by the total number of ways of choosing 6 balls from 49, which is 13,983,816. Or roughly one in 14 million. Not very likely really.


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Really old-school game from 2000 with frames and polling.
Network abstraction with Mediator.js, event-driven paradigm for better ajax.
The WebSocket implementation was moving along, adopted by Chrome
Great Node implementation, but wanted C#
Super efficient websockets for C# applications
What these have in common - emulating a multiplex socket.
All of these things were possible before WebSockets, with much more complexity.
WebSocket chat demo with Alchemy.
var ws = new WebSocket("ws://websockets.com/channel:81");
ws.onopen = function(){ };
ws.onclose = function(){ };
ws.onerror = function(e) { };
ws.send("Hi, Server!");


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anonymous
I have recently been experiencing a weird problem. The text in the floater is raised up, so that everything is higher in the window than it should be. The top line actually gets cut off by the top of the floater window. This is not only affecting Synergy. All the search windows (finder, itunes, etc.) also show this. The problem seems most severe in Synergy, though. Any suggestions?
P.S. Don't worry about those people whining about the album cover thing. They make it sound like the only thing Synergy does is display a slideshow of your albums. IT'S ABOUT THE MUSIC! Keep up the good work.
15" 1.25Ghz PB running 10.3.1
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Weird. Perhaps you could attach a screenshot and provide some information about your system configuration?
Given that the problem extends beyond Synergy, there is probably nothing I can do to fix it, but it is still an interesting problem!
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Well, I'm just a guy trying to do the best I can for my daughter while trying to be the best I can at work. I may not be much, but I'm the best me I can be and always trying to be better.
I like to run, bike, play soccer, or play pretty much any kind of sport. I also like problem solving, which, as a software engineer, usually involves computers, either by programming or hacking together various services.
With my daughter, some of our favorite things to do together are go to Impression 5, play at one of the many parks in the greater Lansing area, head to Potter Park Zoo, or just chill on the couch reading a book. She also really enjoys getting pushed in her jogger while I'm running, even when it's for a couple hours.


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SWINGERS Review By David Wilcock (C)1998
Running Time: 90 minutes (1 hour 30 minutes) Starring Jon Favreau, Vince Vaughn and Heather Graham Directed By Doug Liman
Another 'independent film', this comedy, which was brought by Miramax for $5 million, is good fun. Favreau and Vaughn (The Lost World: Jurassic Park, 1997) play Mike and Trent, two everyday 20somethings on the lookout for women. The film just basically follows their plight on the lookout for lurve, and along the way we get to meet some of their friends, see their attempts at chatting up girls, and just basically get a insight into their lives. And all of this is great fun.
Swingers doesn't rely on huge special effects, or big name stars to provide entertainment. No, it just has a great script and superb little known actors. The script, by Favreau, is great. Mike is always missing is girlfriend, who hasn't called him for six months, and every time he meets a girl, he always end up telling her about the ex.  Vaughn is 'the money' (Swingers speak for 'the best') as the womanizing Trent, always on the lookout for a new girl. Some of his chat-up lines are awful, but he always seems to get the girl thanks to his 'hard man' nature. Vaughns character also gets the best laugh in the film, towards the end in a diner. The conversations that go on between Mike and Trent are great, but it never quite reaches Tarantino standards (which I suspect the film was trying to reach.) There are some excellent, laugh out loud jokes in the film, and some superbly funny set pieces (such as Favreau cringe-worhy battle with a answer machine that always cut him off before he finishes his sentence. Embarrassing to him, hilarious to the audience.)
Mike & Trents friends are also good, although there characters seem a bit underwritten, and we never really learn as much as we would like about them. Although this is primarily Mike and Trents film, it would of been nice to learn a bit more about their friends. They just seem to wander aimlessly in the background. But again, the lines they say are usually pretty good, and they do have some funny parts. It's just a shame that they didn't have more meatier roles.
The acting is superb. As said above, Vaughn is superb as Trent, he's definitely the best thing in the film. Favreau is also good, acting as 'the little man' very well, and the way he always feels sorry for himself is very funny. Graham (Boogie Nights, 1997) has a small but good role as Lorraine, a girl Mike finally falls in love with. She hardly features in the film at all, but she still manages to make an impact on the audience.
Swingers, then, is funny, but it does have some flaws. Firstly, the running time is a bit too short. The film comes to an abrupt halt, and I actually wanted the film to carry on longer. It never really comes to a satisfying conclusion, which is a shame, as most films are too long! Also, this type of film has been done too many times, such as Sleep with Me (1994). But these small flaws don't really spoil what is a funny, entertaining comedy.
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Hyperlinks
From FreeMind
FreeMind supports having one hyperlink per node, linking to web pages, mail addresses, and to local files.
Contents |
Limitations
- Opening of hyperlinks that contain various custom protocols such as "onenote://" and "outlook://" is unsupported. An example error message upon an attempt to open the hyperlink: "java.net.MalformedURLException:unknown protocol:". See also #Protocols.
- Hyperlinks to executables with parameters is unsupported: passing parameters to executables is not possible in hyperlinks. The following does not work: "C:/Program Files/Windows Media Player/wmplayer.exe C:/My Documents/file.mp3"; the part "C:/My Documents/file.mp3" is not understood as a parameter. See also a Help forum post.
Implementation
Making hyperlinks work fine on all the supported platforms including Microsoft Windows, Max OS X and Linux is technically tricky, requiring dedicated code for each group of platforms.
| Class | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
| FreeMind | openDocument | Opens the given URL in a browser or using the appropriate service of the operating system, using the browser command appropriate for the operating system. |
| ControllerAdapter | loadURL | Takes an URL as a string, checks whether it is relative or absolute, and whether it ends in ".mm", and opens it as a mind map, centers the target node if the URL is of the form "#nodeID", or forwards the URL to the openDocument method. |
| Tools | urlGetFile | A heuristic workaround. |
| Tools | fileToUrl | Converts a file to URL, working around Java issues. |
| Tools | isAbsolutePath | Tells whether the given string path is absolute or relative. For non-Windows, it decides based on whether the path starts with a file separator. The logic picked depends on the operating system. Used in the loadURL method. |
FreeMind could, yet does not, open hyperlinks by using the Desktop class introduced in Java 6. A downside: this would make FreeMind dependent on Java 6 rather than on Java 1.4.
Cases
| Type | Case | Example Path | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Local file | Unix path | "/folder/some more/file" | |
| Local file | Windows drive path | "C:\Users\User Joe\file" | |
| Local file | Windows network path | "\\hostname\folder\file" | Following is broken in 0.9.0 beta 18. |
Browser commands
The various default browser commands per operating system: Source: freemind.properties.
- default_browser_command_windows_nt = cmd.exe /c start "" "{0}"
- default_browser_command_windows_9x = command.com /c start "{0}"
- default_browser_command_mac = open {0}
- default_browser_command_other_os = xdg-open {0}
Protocols
Users are requesting that FreeMind supports various protocols that are currently unsupported. These include the following:
- "onenote://"[1] -- for Microsoft OneNote
- "mid://"[2] -- for messages
- "notes://"[3] -- for Lotus Notes
- "svn://"[4]
- "outlook://"[5]
- "message://" -- Email helper protocol call on Mac OS X
There is a patch fixing the issue for all the protocols: Support for arbitrary URIs
Would be nice if someone wrote an instruction on how to apply this patch!
Tracker items
- URLs of local files - spaces, 2008-06-25
- Bug: Error opening files from network PCs in Windows, 2008-06-04
- RFE: Customisable hyperlink protocols (like Firefox), 2008-09-09
- Bug: 'Unknown protocol' for custom protocol hyperlinks, 2008-11-17
- Patch: Support for arbitrary URIs, 2008-02-07
Forum entries
- Lotus Notes hyperlink, 2009-02-17


Joe's Steakshop
Menu Options
Appetiziers
French Fries
3.00
Mozzos Stix
3.25
Poppers
3.49
Lunch
Buffalo Chicken
11.99
Seafood Basket
13.25
Shrimp Basket
13.49
Breakfast
Waffles
13.99
Pancakes
13.25
Omellette
10.49
Dinner
Steak
18.99
Chicken
17.99
Seafood
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Instructions
The purpose of the game is to keep your tamagotchi alive.
- To keep your tamagotchi alive you must keep your life points for all three categories above 0.
- Your life points will automatically start decreasing immediately after you submit a name for your Tamagotchi
- To raise your life points for each category, you might click on the corresponding circle.
- Click quickly!


Hartree-Fock methods¶
In this section the Hartree-Fock methods will be described.
Restricted Hartree-Fock¶
For the Roothan-Hartee-Fock equations an orthogonal basis is needed, first the first orthogonalization matrix is constructed from the overlap matrix. First by a diagonalization:
and then the orthogonalization matrix is constructed:
The SCF iterations requires an initial Fock matrix given as:
The SCF procedure is calulated as the following equations. First the fock matrix is constructed:
Then the Fock matrix is brought into the orthogonal basis:
The F’ is then diagonalized:
The coefficients are transformed back:
A density matrix can be made from the coefficients:
The electronic energy of system can be found as:
The above SCF procedure will is stopped at certain tresholds. The change in energy and the RMSD of the density matrix can be found as:
FUNCTION:
- HartreeFock.HartreeFock(input, VNN, Te, S, VeN, Vee, deTHR=10**-6,rmsTHR=10**-6,Maxiter=100, DO_DIIS=’Yes’, DIIS_steps=6, print_SCF=’Yes’)
- return EHF, C, F, D, iter
Input:
- input, inputfile object
- VNN, nuclear-nuclear repulsion
- Te, electronic energy matrix
- S, overlap matrix
- VeN, nuclear-electron attraction matrix
- Vee, ERI matrix
- deTHR, energy change threshold for convergence
- rmsTHR, RMS threshold for convergence
- Maxiter, max SCF iterations
- DO_DIIS, enable DIIS, if = ‘Yes’
- DIIS_steps, how many steps are stored in DIIS
- print_SCF, wether to print SCF to output
Output:
- EHF, Total Hartree-Fock energy
- C, MO coefficients
- F, Fock matrix
- D, density matrix
- iter, SCF iterations used
References:
Unrestricted Hartee-Fock¶
The unrestricted Hartee-Fock method uses the same SCF procedure as as the restricted Hartree-Fock, but with the Fock matrix coupling the alpha and beta spins:
FUNCTION:
- UHF.HartreeFock(input, VNN, Te, S, VeN, Vee, deTHR=10**-6,rmsTHR=10**-6,Maxiter=100, UHF_mix=0.15, print_SCF=’Yes’)
- return EUHF, C_alpha, F_alpha, D_alpha, C_beta, F_beta, D_beta, iter
Input:
- input, inputfile object
- VNN, nuclear-nuclear repulsion
- Te, electronic energy matrix
- S, overlap matrix
- VeN, nuclear-electron attraction matrix
- Vee, ERI matrix
- deTHR, energy change threshold for convergence
- rmsTHR, RMS threshold for convergence
- Maxiter, max SCF iterations
- UHF_mix, how much beta and alpha are mixed to break symmetry
- print_SCF, wether to print SCF to output
Output:
- EUHF, total UHF energy
- C_alpha, MO coefficients
- F_alpha, Fock matrix
- D_alpha, density matrix
- C_beta, MO coefficients
- F_beta, Fock matrix
- D_beta, density matrix
References:
- Szabo and Ostlund, Modern Quantum Chemistry: Introduction to Advanced Electronic Structure Theory
In unrestricted Hartree-Fock for a closed shell system the spin-symmetry needs to be broken else restricted Hartree-Fock is restored. This is done by the following method, after the first MO coefficients have been made:


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On the 11th of September, we are running a software craftsmanship conference that puts 'confer' back into 'conference'.
No presentations: just guided conversations and lean coffee sessions on the hottest topics in software development, amongst a small number of your peers.
We are looking for your help to run a guided conversation.
Traditional conferences feature talks where attendees consume the speaker’s thoughts and perhaps get a chance to ask a question at the end.
This conference will be different.
We've come up with an alternative format that puts attendees at the centre of the event.
We call our alternative format a Guided Conversation. A Guided Conversation is a meeting where a facilitator comes up with a starting set of questions around a single topic. The group then discuss those questions with a 8 minute timebox given for each question.
For example, for a session on Microservices, you might start with this agenda written on a deck of index cards:
You need to have good facilitation skills to run one of these meetings. If the conversation veers too far off the current question, you have to bring the discussion back on track.
We are open to any topic that is of interest to developers in general. Topics like TDD, Databases and NoSql or Microservices are useful to all developers. Topics based on a single language or framework, like Migrations in Rails or What’s New in C# 6, would be inappropriate.
We would like you to come up with the set of questions around the topic. We have some suggested topics which we think people would like to hear about, but also welcome your own suggestions.
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Child dies of dengue in Kolkata, death toll rises to 23 in West Bengal
Over 40,000 people have been affected by dengue in the state since January
by PTIA three-year boy died of dengue in the city’s Park Circus area, pushing the death toll due to the vector-borne disease to 23 since January, a source in the state health department said on Monday.
Aharshi Dhar, a resident of Lake Town, who was admitted to the Institute of Child Health last week with high fever, died on Sunday night because of dengue, a senior doctor of the hospital said.
The child was at the pediatric intensive care unit at the medical facility since Thursday, he said.
According to a senior official at the state health department, over 40,000 people have been affected by dengue in the state since January.
The affected districts include North and South 24 Parganas, Howrah and Hooghly.


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<?php ... $ac = new jqAutocomplete($conn); // We use the northwind database // Set the SQL command $ac->SelectCommand = "SELECT CompanyName FROM customers WHERE CompanyName LIKE ? ORDER BY CompanyName"; // Set from where to get the dat. In this case from the same file $ac->setSource("firstautocomplete.php"); // set the minLength option $onfocus = << FOCUS; function (event, ui) { // prevent value inserted on focus return false; } FOCUS; //Set focus event $as->setEvent('focus', $onfocus); // Enjoy $ac->renderAutocomplete("#company"); ?>
As can be seen from this example the first parameter of the method is the name of the event and the second is the code associated with that event. Note how $onfocus is written - function(event, ui) - This will produce in the cleint
focus:function(event, ui) {....}
Below is the list of events that can be used:
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Parameters |
Description |
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search |
event |
Before a request (source-option) is started, after minLength and delay are met. Can be canceled (return false), then no request will be started and no items suggested. |
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open |
event |
Triggered when the suggestion menu is opened. |
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focus |
event |
Before focus is moved to an item (not selecting), ui.item refers to the focused item. The default action of focus is to replace the text field's value with the value of the focused item, though only if the focus event was triggered by a keyboard interaction. Canceling this event prevents the value from being updated, but does not prevent the menu item from being focused. |
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select |
event |
Triggered when an item is selected from the menu; ui.item refers to the selected item. The default action of select is to replace the text field's value with the value of the selected item. Canceling this event prevents the value from being updated, but does not prevent the menu from closing. |
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close |
event |
When the list is hidden - doesn't have to occur together with a change. |
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change |
event |
After an item was selected; ui.item refers to the selected item. Always triggered after the close event. |


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What is Wave~Steg?
Wave~Steg is a program to hide and read text messages in WAV files. It was created by Alexander Pöhli and Peter Forstner in the course of their diploma thesis in cooperation with the JKU.
Description:
Wave~Steg:
Write: Write encrypted messages to a WAV file.
Read: Read an encrypted message from a WAV file.
Live~Steg:
***Attempt/In Progress*** 2 phones are needed - one plays a WAV file, the other tries to get the message.


"PROPORTION OF FAITH "(Romans 12:6). Paul says here that each one was to exercise his gift of prophecy, i.e., of teaching, “according to the proportion of faith.” The meaning is, that the utterances of the “prophet” were not to fluctuate according to his own impulses or independent thoughts, but were to be adjusted to the truth revealed to him as a beliver, i.e., were to be in accordance with it. In post-Reformation times this phrase was used as meaning that all Scripture was to be interpreted with reference to all other Scripture, i.e., that no words or expressions were to be isolated or interpreted in a way contrary to its general teaching. This was also called the “analogy of faith.”
"PROPORTION OF FAITH "(Romans 12:6). Paul says here that each one was to exercise his gift of prophecy, i.e., of teaching, “according to the proportion of faith.” The meaning is, that the utterances of the “prophet” were not to fluctuate according to his own impulses or independent thoughts, but were to be adjusted to the truth revealed to him as a beliver, i.e., were to be in accordance with it.
In post-Reformation times this phrase was used as meaning that all Scripture was to be interpreted with reference to all other Scripture, i.e., that no words or expressions were to be isolated or interpreted in a way contrary to its general teaching. This was also called the “analogy of faith.”


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The global object provides variables and functions that are available anywhere. By default, those that are built into the language or the environment.
In a browser it is named window
, for Node.js it is global
, for other environments it may have another name.
Recently, globalThis
was added to the language, as a standardized name for a global object, that should be supported across all environments. It’s supported in all major browsers.
We’ll use window
here, assuming that our environment is a browser. If your script may run in other environments, it’s better to use globalThis
instead.
All properties of the global object can be accessed directly:
js run alert("Hello"); // is the same as window.alert("Hello");
In a browser, global functions and variables declared with var
(not let/const
!) become the property of the global object:
```js run untrusted refresh var gVar = 5;
alert(window.gVar); // 5 (became a property of the global object) ```
The same effect have function declarations (statements with function
keyword in the main code flow, not function expressions).
Please don’t rely on that! This behavior exists for compatibility reasons. Modern scripts use JavaScript modules where such a thing doesn’t happen.
If we used let
instead, such thing wouldn’t happen:
```js run untrusted refresh let gLet = 5;
alert(window.gLet); // undefined (doesn’t become a property of the global object) ```
If a value is so important that you’d like to make it available globally, write it directly as a property:
```js run ! // make current user information global, to let all scripts access it window.currentUser = { name: “John” }; /!
// somewhere else in code alert(currentUser.name); // John
// or, if we have a local variable with the name “currentUser” // get it from window explicitly (safe!) alert(window.currentUser.name); // John ```
That said, using global variables is generally discouraged. There should be as few global variables as possible. The code design where a function gets “input” variables and produces certain “outcome” is clearer, less prone to errors and easier to test than if it uses outer or global variables.
We use the global object to test for support of modern language features.
For instance, test if a built-in Promise
object exists (it doesn’t in really old browsers): js run if (!window.Promise) { alert("Your browser is really old!"); }
If there’s none (say, we’re in an old browser), we can create “polyfills”: add functions that are not supported by the environment, but exist in the modern standard.
js run if (!window.Promise) { window.Promise = ... // custom implementation of the modern language feature }
The global object holds variables that should be available everywhere.
That includes JavaScript built-ins, such asArray
and environment-specific values, such as window.innerHeight
– the window height in the browser.The global object has a universal name globalThis
.
window
(browser) and global
(Node.js).var
become a property of the global object.To make our code future-proof and easier to understand, we should access properties of the global object directly, as window.x
.


Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Makes 6 tarts
Dietary
The festive flavours of sage and parsnip make these tarts a great choice for vegetarians on Christmas day.
Sift the flour and salt into a mixing bowl. Rub in the butter, then mix in the Parmesan and bring together with the water. Wrap in clingfilm and put in the fridge for 30 minutes.
Preheat the oven to 200C/180C Fan/Gas 6.
Roll out the pastry on a lightly floured surface to 2-3mm thick. Cut out six circles using an 11cm/4in cutter and use to line six tart tins, rerolling the pastry if you need to. Line each pastry case with baking paper, add baking beans and blind bake for 12 minutes.
Remove the paper and beans and bake for a further minute. Remove from the oven and reduce the temperature to 180C/160C Fan/Gas 4.
Meanwhile for the filling, heat the butter in a heavy-bottomed frying pan. Add the onion and cook for 1–2 minutes. Add the parsnip and sweet potatoes and cook, stirring from time to time, for 15 minutes, or until almost cooked through and caramelised. Spoon into the pastry cases.
Mix the eggs, cream, sage, thyme and half the Parmesan together in a jug and season well. Pour over the vegetables in the pastry cases.
Sprinkle the hazelnuts and remaining Parmesan over the pastry cases and decorate each one with two thyme sprigs. Bake for 35–40 minutes until golden-brown. Serve.
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Lining a tart with a cartouche (baking blind)
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Oh wait, I was looking at the examples.Options javadoc. I see there is one for org.gecode.Options also. My apologies. Malcolm On 27/03/2008, at 2:07 PM, Malcolm Ryan wrote: > Could you please explain what the various fields of the Options > class do in Gecode/J? > > Malcolm


One Piece: The Secret Past of Wano and Its Daimyo Oden
by Anthony GramugliaWARNING: The following article contains spoilers for One Piece, Episode 910: "A Legendary Samurai! The Man Who Roger Admired!"
The last episode of One Piece was a trip! In it, we learned the secret history of the Land of Wano and how, years prior, the old rulers and samurai were slain by the current shogun, Orochi. With the old castle burned and ruined, it would seem that nothing would remain of the old rulers of Wano.
Except for the fact that the samurai Orochi "slew" were destined to return 20-years after the fact. It turns out that Kin'emon and his crew -- along with Ochiku -- are in reality the very samurai destined to avenge their former masters. Oh, and one more important thing: it turns out that the samurai traveled two decades into the future to this very moment to exact their revenge.
Click the button below to start this article in quick view.
THE HISTORY OF KURI
We start One Piece's latest episode at Oden Castle, where the Straw Hats, now united, talk strategy. Everyone seems stunned by the time travel revelation, demanding to know how this could have happened. This leads to Kin'emon telling them about the burning of Oden Castle -- originally called Kuri Castle, but nicknamed after Kozuki Oden, the son of the Shogun. However, due to Oden's habit of starting fights, he was eventually banished, which he actually took very well. He went to Kuri, the lawless area of Wano where criminals ran rampant and ended up fighting the criminals, establishing order to the area.
Oden challenged Ashura Doji, the most dangerous man in Kuri, to a fight and, unsurprisingly, won. Doing so also won him the respect of everyone else; putting all of Kuri under his loyal command. Once in charge, he trained the ruffians to work and till the land, developing Kuri and Paradise Farm for all. Outsiders felt welcomed in his land under his caring rule. Oden became the Daimyo of Kuri at only 20-years old, gaining the respect of even Gol D. Roger and Whitebeard.
Still, Oden was restless in his new position; wanting to explore.
THE EDEN OF ODEN
This is when Kaido and Orochi attacked, setting up Oden in a sneak attack. They burned Oden's castle down and rebranded him as a criminal. Orochi executed Oden before Wano's populace -- all 20-years prior to now. But Oden, rather than accept death, met it in combat head-on. Those most loyal to him ran straight to Oden Castle, only to find it on fire.
The last guard attacked Kaido's forces, fighting to salvage the castle, but they could only save Oden's son, Momonosuke, from the fire. Oden's wife, Toki, who possessed the power of the Time-Time Fruit, sent Oden's loyalists into the future. She, on the other hand, remained behind to burn so she could be reunited with her husband in the afterlife.
In the future, these loyalists arrived amid the ruins of their old castle and witnessed how their old Wano had been destroyed in the years that had passed. From there, they plotted their revenge, gathering soldiers to the cause of overthrowing Wano and Orochi -- soldiers like the Straw Hats.
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M13CSVParser Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Declared in | M13CSVParser.h |
Tasks
Delegates
-
delegate
property
Parsing Settings
-
delimiterCharacter
property -
interpretBackslashesAsEscapes
property -
sanitizeFeilds
property -
recognizeComments
property -
stripLeadingAndTrailingWhitespace
property
Parsing Information
-
totalBytesRead
property -
– parse
-
– stopParsing
Initalization
Properties
delegate
The delegate for M13CSVParser.
@property (nonatomic, assign) id<M13CSVParserDelegate> delegate
Declared In
M13CSVParser.h
delimiterCharacter
The delimeter character. It indicates the separation of cells in a character separated values format.
@property (nonatomic, readonly) unichar delimiterCharacter
Declared In
M13CSVParser.h
interpretBackslashesAsEscapes
Wether or not the parser interprets back slashes as escapes. Default is NO
.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL interpretBackslashesAsEscapes
Declared In
M13CSVParser.h
recognizeComments
Wether or not the parser will recognize comments while parsing. Default is NO
.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL recognizeComments
Declared In
M13CSVParser.h
sanitizeFeilds
Wether or not the parser should sanatize fields. Default is NO
.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL sanitizeFeilds
Discussion
When this property is set to NO
, the parser will not sanitize the outputs of the fields. The strings returned from the fields will be exactly as found in the pre-parsed text.
When this property is set to YES
, the parser will remove all surrounding quotes, and will unescape characters.
Declared In
M13CSVParser.h
Instance Methods
initWithContentsOfFileAtPath:encoding:csvType:
Initalize the parser with the contents of a file and csv type.
- (id)initWithContentsOfFileAtPath:(NSString *)filePath encoding:(NSStringEncoding)encoding csvType:(M13CSVType)csvType
Parameters
- filePath
The path of the file to parse.
- encoding
The encoding of the file.
- csvType
The tye of csv to be parsed.
Declared In
M13CSVParser.h
initWithContentsOfFileAtPath:encoding:delimiter:
Initalize the parser with the contents of a file and custom input type.
- (id)initWithContentsOfFileAtPath:(NSString *)filePath encoding:(NSStringEncoding)encoding delimiter:(unichar)delimiter
Parameters
- filePath
The path of the file to parse.
- encoding
The encoding of the file.
- delimiter
The delimiter used to separate fields.
Declared In
M13CSVParser.h
initWithInputStream:withEncoding:csvType:
Initalize the parser with an input stream and csv type.
- (id)initWithInputStream:(NSInputStream *)stream withEncoding:(NSStringEncoding)encoding csvType:(M13CSVType)csvType
Parameters
- stream
The imput stream.
- encoding
The encoding of the input stream.
- csvType
The type of csv to be parsed.
Declared In
M13CSVParser.h
initWithInputStream:withEncoding:delimiter:
Initalize the parser with an input stream and custom input type.
- (id)initWithInputStream:(NSInputStream *)stream withEncoding:(NSStringEncoding)encoding delimiter:(unichar)delimiter
Parameters
- stream
The imput stream.
- encoding
The encoding of the input stream.
- delimiter
The delimiter used to separate fields.
Declared In
M13CSVParser.h
initWithInputString:csvType:
Initalize the parser with a string and csv type.
- (id)initWithInputString:(NSString *)string csvType:(M13CSVType)csvType
Parameters
- string
The string to be parsed.
- csvType
The type of csv to be parsed.
Declared In
M13CSVParser.h


Here you can import Simi-BioCell files as a new Mastodon project.
Simi-BioCell files are normally shipped as a pair of sbc/sbd
files, but we need only the sbd
file for import. Both are text files. The sbc
file starts with something like this:
;***** SIMI∞BioCell *****
;data file description
[BIOCELL]
FILETYPE=DATA
FILEVERSION=400
[DISC]
DISCNAME=Harddisk
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The BDV file format is made of a pair of xml/h5
files.
First browse to a BDV file by clicking on the first browse button or entering the full path to the XML file into the first text area. The information area at the bottom should display some information gathered from the BDV File.
The Transform of setup
drop-down list should now be enabled and show the names of the views found in the BDV file. Select the view on which the Simi-BioCell analysis was run.
Then, browse to a SBD file, by clicking on the second browse button or entering the full path to the SBD file into the second text area.
The Time offset
entry lets you specify whether there is an offset in time, regarding the frames of the image stored in the BDV file, and the time-points reported in the Simi-BioCell file. A time offset equals to 2
means that the data stored in the Simi-BioCell file at time-point 2
is to be displayed at the frame 0
of the image data.
The Interpolate missing time-points
allow to create spots for missing frames union import. If for instance the Simi-BioCell data contains a spot in time-point 0 linked to a spot in time-point 5, spots will be added at frames 1, 2, 3 and 4, with their position linearly interpolated between spots at time-points 0 and 5.
The Spot radius
field allows for specifying the imported spot radius, in the physical units specified in the BDV file.
Fi the image data appears not to be aligned with the lineage data, checks whether you specified the right view in the Transform of setup
drop-down list.
Then checks whether there should be a time-offset to be entered in the Time offset
field.


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This Learning Record Store (LRS) is a reference implementation of an LRS as described in the Experience API Specification.
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Visit our GitHub prototype page to find some of the updated 1.0.1 prototypes. These prototypes can be configured to report to an LRS. See the Readme for more information.


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Akan name is a Ghananian form of naming. In Ghana your name depends on the day of week you were born. A perfect example is professor Kwame Nkurumah(the first president of Ghana) who was born on a saturday 21st september 1909. The name 'kwame' means saturday.
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Lucas Torreira 'set for crunch talks with Unai Emery' over Arsenal future
Arsenal boss Unai Emery is set for a meeting with an unhappy Lucas Torreira to discuss his future at the club as he considers a January transfer exit
by Rich Jones, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/rich-jones/Arsenal midfielder Lucas Torreira is reportedly set to hold crunch talks with Unai Emery over his future next week.
Torreira has struggled to kick-on in his second season in England, starting just three Premier League games so far this campaign.
According to Tuttomercartoweb, the 23-year-old is dissatisfied with his role and contemplating pushing for an exit.
They claim he has scheduled a meeting with Emery and Gunners chiefs next week to discuss his concerns and could push to leave the club in January if he does not leave with a clearer picture of his role at the club moving forwards.
Torreira was heavily linked with an exit in the summer with AC Milan keen on taking the Uruguayan back to Italy.
The former Sampdoria man threw doubt on his Arsenal future when he discussed his struggles adapting to life in England.
Asked about life in England, he told Uruguayan outlet Ovacion : "I don’t know if there are many things that I enjoy.
"I think it was better in Italy. England is a totally different world, a very large country.
"The language [barrier] has stopped me, to be able to relate with my teammates and with the people. It is very difficult when you can't have dialogue.
"And so is the climate.
"It is strange a little bit, the sun, the more of us that we are here and we are accustomed to having always or almost always the sun. But as the years pass, I’m going to be adapting."
Asked about falling down the pecking order at Arsenal last month, Torreira said: "I don't know whether I'd say it's frustrating.
"All players want to play, they obviously want to be in the starting XI – that's completely normal. But that's not something that depends on me.
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Demonstration of JS Bullet List in action
Create Bullet Point List
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Here at Revival Records, we pride ourselves on having a wide variety of new and used vinyl to choose from. Although we cary a little bit of everything, our largest genres to choose from are pop and rock. Don't get discouraged if rock isn't your thing, we have a good sized collection of jazz, blues, reggae, folk, classical, soundtracks, country, kids and world music too. Most of the stacks at Revival Records are made up of used vinyl but we have a sizable stock of new vinyl and it's growing every week! Ask the staff about their favorite albums, new or old if you're looking to try something new. Oh yeah, and we've got CDs too!
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User defined unique identifier for this assay run. | < string > |
|
assay_xlsx
required |
Information about an ELISA file. | elisa xlsx |
|
protocol_identifier
required |
Trial identifier used by lead organization, ie. Center for Experimental Therapeutics Program (CTEP) ID or Industry Sponsored ID. This is usually a short identifier. Example: E4412. | < string > |
| assay_creator | Indicates what site is filling out the assay. |
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Related JIRA Ticket. This test demonstrates dismissible tabs working on Tabs that act as Dropdown Menus. The Items inside the Dropdown Tabs' menus should also work if they are dismissible, but should not dismiss the parent tab.
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Using Angular 2.0 !
Hello All !
I am Billel Guerfa
You can find me on :
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- Twitter : @Billel_Guerfa
- GitHub : github.com/BillelGuerfa
But for now...let's get super powers :p
What is web development ?
Past
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Now
Web 2.0 Changed everything...
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From now on..
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Mobile & Desktop ?
Mobile ..
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The Browser
The DOM (Document Object Model)
Javascript
- Most popular programming language
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Setting up OSSEC security notifications, Security, Monitoring
Difficulty: 2
Time: 45 Minutes
This article explains the installation and configuration of OSSEC security notifications on Ubuntu and Debian.
You need access to sudo
privileges to complete all steps.
For sending mail from a local SMTP server, you need to install Postfix.
You need to download the OSSEC tarball and a file with its cryptographic checksum to verify that you are installing valid software. We'll generate MD5 and SHA1 checksum and compare with those in the checksum file.
MD5(ossec-hids-2.8.1.tar.gz)= c2ffd25180f760e366ab16eeb82ae382
SHA1(ossec-hids-2.8.1.tar.gz)= 0ecf1df09558dc8bb4b6f65e1fb2ca7a7df9817c
The following displays:
You can install OSSEC in many modes including server, agent, local, or hybrid mode. We'll install it in local mode.
The following displays:
OSSEC HIDS v2.8 Installation Script - http://www.ossec.net You are about to start the installation process of the OSSEC HIDS. You must have a C compiler pre-installed in your system. If you have any questions or comments, please send an e-mail to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(or daniel.cid@gmail.com). - System: Linux ubuntu 3.13.0-55-generic - User: root - Host: ubuntu -- Press ENTER to continue or Ctrl-C to abort. -
When prompted for more IP addresses, press Enter. You can add more files after installation. Installation may take a few minutes.
A successful installation displays the following:
- System is Debian (Ubuntu or derivative). - Init script modified to start OSSEC HIDS during boot. - Configuration finished properly. - To start OSSEC HIDS: /var/ossec/bin/ossec-control start - To stop OSSEC HIDS: /var/ossec/bin/ossec-control stop - The configuration can be viewed or modified at /var/ossec/etc/ossec.conf --- Press ENTER to finish (maybe more information below). ---
OSSEC is configured to start at startup, but the first time you need to initiate it manually.
You'll receive such messages whenever a monitored event occurs.
Now, you can change settings for OSSEC and its directory structure.
The OSSEC root directory (/var/ossec
) can be accessed only with root privileges.
/var/ossec/etc
/var/ossec/rules
contains predefined rules/var/ossec/bin
contains command used to manage OSSEC/var/ossec/logs/ossec.log
contains logs of the errorsThe main configuration file is located at /var/ossec/etc/ossec.conf
. The first configuration option is the email configuration you specified while installing. If necessary, you can change that in this section:
<global> <email_notification>yes</email_notification><EMAIL_ADDRESS><smtp_server>mail.coolexample.com.</smtp_server> <email_from>ossecm@ossec_server</email_from> </global>
To change the number of email messages per hour, you can add the following line:
N
is the number of emails. Make sure that your <email_from>
address contains a valid domain part because some third-party email providers may drop it otherwise.
If you don't receive emails as expected, you can check the logs at /var/ossec/logs/ossec.log
.
<syscheck>
section starts like this:
<syscheck> <!-- Frequency that syscheck is executed - default to every 22 hours --> <frequency>79200</frequency>
By default, the sytem check is run every 22 hours. You can change it.
The section then looks like this:
<syscheck> <!-- Frequency that syscheck is executed - default to every 22 hours --> <frequency>79200</frequency> <alert_new_files>yes</alert_new_files>
Next is a list of system directories that OSSEC monitors as follows:
<!-- Directories to check (perform all possible verifications) --> <directories check_all="yes">/etc,/usr/bin,/usr/sbin</directories> <directories check_all="yes">/bin,/sbin</directories>
To enable real time monitoring, add report_changes="yes" realtime="yes"
to each line:
<!-- Directories to check (perform all possible verifications) --> <directories report_changes="yes" realtime="yes" check_all="yes">/etc,/usr/bin,/usr/sbin</directories> <directories report_changes="yes" realtime="yes" check_all="yes">/bin,/sbin</directories>
You can add more directories to monitor here. For example, to add /home/user_name
and /var/www/
add following line:
The restrict
setting specifies which formats to monitor.
Local rules are located in /var/ossec/rules/local_rules.xml. Next configure the at /var/ossec/rules directory. Only two files local_rules.xml and ossec_rules.xml is of our use. The former file is used to add local rules and latter for default rules definitions.
When a file is added to monitored directory the rule 554 is fired. By default it doesn't send alert on fire so you'll need to change the settings. Rule 554 looks like.
<rule id="554" level="0"> <category>ossec</category> <decoded_as>syscheck_new_entry</decoded_as> <description>File added to the system.</description> <group>syscheck,</group> </rule>
When level is set to "0" no alert will be sent. We will raise the alert level. Copy the rule to local_rules.xml and modify it.
Open the file /var/ossec/rules/local_rules.xml in any editor and add the new rule at the end within the group tag
<rule id="554" level="7" overwrite="yes"> <category>ossec</category> <decoded_as>syscheck_new_entry</decoded_as> <description>File added to the system.</description> <group>syscheck,</group> </rule>
Save and close the file.Now restart the OSSEC
You will get a mail when it is restarted.
When you add any file in the directory monitored by OSSEC or you update or delete a file, you should receive alerts.
You don't recieve real time notification for adding a file but only for modification or deletion. Alerts of file addition go after full system check, which is handled by frequency check time in ossec.conf
.
This article gives you an overview of basic settings. More advanced setups and configuration are possible.