Tik-Tok of Oz
by L. Frank Baum
Chapter 8: “Tik-Tok Tackles a Tough Task”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1914
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Baum, L. F. (1914). Tik-Tok of Oz. Chicago: Reilly and Britton.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 7.0
- Word Count: 2,796
- Genre: Fantasy
- Keywords: 20th century literature, american literature, books of oz, children's literature, fantasy, l. frank baum
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While Shaggy and his companions stood huddled in a group at one side, the Army of Oogaboo was approaching along the pathway, the tramp of their feet being now and then accompanied by a dismal groan as one of the officers stepped on a sharp stone or knocked his funny bone against his neighbor’s sword-handle.
Then out from among the trees marched Private Files, bearing the banner of Oogaboo, which fluttered from a long pole. This pole he stuck in the ground just in front of the well and then he cried in a loud voice:
“I hereby conquer this territory in the name of Queen Ann Soforth of Oogaboo, and all the inhabitants of the land I proclaim her slaves!”
Some of the officers now stuck their heads out of the bushes and asked:
“Is the coast clear, Private Files?”
“There is no coast here,” was the reply, “but all’s well.”
“I hope there’s water in it,” said General Cone, mustering courage to advance to the well; but just then he caught a glimpse of Tik-Tok and Shaggy and at once fell upon his knees, trembling and frightened and cried out:
“Mercy, kind enemies! Mercy! Spare us, and we will be your slaves forever!”
The other officers, who had now advanced into the clearing, likewise fell upon their knees and begged for mercy.
Files turned around and, seeing the strangers for the first time, examined them with much curiosity. Then, discovering that three of the party were girls, he lifted his cap and made a polite bow.
“What’s all this?” demanded a harsh voice, as Queen Ann reached the place and beheld her kneeling army.
“Permit us to introduce ourselves,” replied Shaggy, stepping forward. “This is Tik-Tok, the Clockwork Man—who works better than some meat people. And here is Princess Ozga of Roseland, just now unfortunately exiled from her Kingdom of Roses. I next present Polychrome, a sky fairy, who lost her Bow by an accident and can’t find her way home. The small girl here is Betsy Bobbin, from some earthly paradise called Oklahoma, and with her you see Mr. Hank, a mule with a long tail and a short temper.”
“Puh!” said Ann, scornfully; “a pretty lot of vagabonds you are, indeed; all lost or strayed, I suppose, and not worth a Queen’s plundering. I’m sorry I’ve conquered you.”
“But you haven’t conquered us yet,” called Betsy indignantly.
“No,” agreed Files, “that is a fact. But if my officers will kindly command me to conquer you, I will do so at once, after which we can stop arguing and converse more at our ease.”
The officers had by this time risen from their knees and brushed the dust from their trousers. To them the enemy did not look very fierce, so the Generals and Colonels and Majors and Captains gained courage to face them and began strutting in their most haughty manner.
“You must understand,” said Ann, “that I am the Queen of Oogaboo, and this is my invincible Army. We are busy conquering the world, and since you seem to be a part of the world, and are obstructing our journey, it is necessary for us to conquer you—unworthy though you may be of such high honor.”
“That’s all right,” replied Shaggy. “Conquer us as often as you like. We don’t mind.”
“But we won’t be anybody’s slaves,” added Betsy, positively.
“We’ll see about that,” retorted the Queen, angrily. “Advance, Private Files, and bind the enemy hand and foot!”
But Private Files looked at pretty Betsy and fascinating Polychrome and the beautiful Rose Princess and shook his head.
“It would be impolite, and I won’t do it,” he asserted.
“You must!” cried Ann. “It is your duty to obey orders.”
“I haven’t received any orders from my officers,” objected the Private.
But the Generals now shouted: “Forward, and bind the prisoners!” and the Colonels and Majors and Captains repeated the command, yelling it as loud as they could.
All this noise annoyed Hank, who had been eyeing the Army of Oogaboo with strong disfavor. The mule now dashed forward and began backing upon the officers and kicking fierce and dangerous heels at them. The attack was so sudden that the officers scattered like dust in a whirlwind, dropping their swords as they ran and trying to seek refuge behind the trees and bushes.
Betsy laughed joyously at the comical rout of the “noble army,” and Polychrome danced with glee. But Ann was furious at this ignoble defeat of her gallant forces by one small mule.
“Private Files, I command you to do your duty!” she cried again, and then she herself ducked to escape the mule’s heels—for Hank made no distinction in favor of a lady who was an open enemy. Betsy grabbed her champion by the forelock, however, and so held him fast, and when the officers saw that the mule was restrained from further attacks they crept fearfully back and picked up their discarded swords.
“Private Files, seize and bind these prisoners!” screamed the Queen.
“No,” said Files, throwing down his gun and removing the knapsack, which was strapped to his back, “I resign my position as the Army of Oogaboo. I enlisted to fight the enemy and become a hero, but if you want some one to bind harmless girls you will have to hire another Private.”
Then he walked over to the others and shook hands with Shaggy and Tik-Tok.
“Treason!” shrieked Ann, and all the officers echoed her cry.
“Nonsense,” said Files. “I’ve the right to resign if I want to.”
“Indeed you haven’t!” retorted the Queen. “If you resign it will break up my Army, and then I cannot conquer the world.” She now turned to the officers and said: “I must ask you to do me a favor. I know it is undignified in officers to fight, but unless you immediately capture Private Files and force him to obey my orders there will be no plunder for any of us. Also it is likely you will all suffer the pangs of hunger, and when we meet a powerful foe you are liable to be captured and made slaves.”
The prospect of this awful fate so frightened the officers that they drew their swords and rushed upon Files, who stood beside Shaggy, in a truly ferocious manner. The next instant, however, they halted and again fell upon their knees; for there, before them, was the glistening Love Magnet, held in the hand of the smiling Shaggy Man, and the sight of this magic talisman at once won the heart of every Oogabooite. Even Ann saw the Love Magnet, and forgetting all enmity and anger threw herself upon Shaggy and embraced him lovingly.
Quite disconcerted by this unexpected effect of the Magnet, Shaggy disengaged himself from the Queen’s encircling arms and quickly hid the talisman in his pocket. The adventurers from Oogaboo were now his firm friends, and there was no more talk about conquering and binding any of his party.
“If you insist on conquering anyone,” said Shaggy, “you may march with me to the underground Kingdom of Ruggedo. To conquer the world, as you have set out to do, you must conquer everyone under its surface as well as those upon its surface, and no one in all the world needs conquering so much as Ruggedo.”
“Who is he?” asked Ann.
“The Metal Monarch, King of the Nomes.”
“Is he rich?” inquired Major Stockings in an anxious voice.
“Of course,” answered Shaggy. “He owns all the metal that lies underground—gold, silver, copper, brass and tin. He has an idea he also owns all the metals above ground, for he says all metal was once a part of his kingdom. So, by conquering the Metal Monarch, you will win all the riches in the world.”
“Ah!” exclaimed General Apple, heaving a deep sigh, “that would be plunder worth our while. Let’s conquer him, Your Majesty.”
The Queen looked reproachfully at Files, who was sitting next to the lovely Princess and whispering in her ear.
“Alas,” said Ann, “I have no longer an Army. I have plenty of brave officers, indeed, but no private soldier for them to command. Therefore I cannot conquer Ruggedo and win all his wealth.”
“Why don’t you make one of your officers the Private?” asked Shaggy; but at once every officer began to protest and the Queen of Oogaboo shook her head as she replied:
“That is impossible. A private soldier must be a terrible fighter, and my officers are unable to fight. They are exceptionally brave in commanding others to fight, but could not themselves meet the enemy and conquer.”
“Very true, Your Majesty,” said Colonel Plum, eagerly. “There are many kinds of bravery and one cannot be expected to possess them all. I myself am brave as a lion in all ways until it comes to fighting, but then my nature revolts. Fighting is unkind and liable to be injurious to others; so, being a gentleman, I never fight.”
“Nor I!” shouted each of the other officers.
“You see,” said Ann, “how helpless I am. Had not Private Files proved himself a traitor and a deserter, I would gladly have conquered this Ruggedo; but an Army without a private soldier is like a bee without a stinger.”
“I am not a traitor, Your Majesty,” protested Files. “I resigned in a proper manner, not liking the job. But there are plenty of people to take my place. Why not make Shaggy Man the private soldier?”
“He might be killed,” said Ann, looking tenderly at Shaggy, “for he is mortal, and able to die. If anything happened to him, it would break my heart.”
“It would hurt me worse than that,” declared Shaggy. “You must admit, Your Majesty, that I am commander of this expedition, for it is my brother we are seeking, rather than plunder. But I and my companions would like the assistance of your Army, and if you help us to conquer Ruggedo and to rescue my brother from captivity we will allow you to keep all the gold and jewels and other plunder you may find.”
This prospect was so tempting that the officers began whispering together and presently Colonel Cheese said: “Your Majesty, by combining our brains we have just evolved a most brilliant idea. We will make the Clockwork Man the private soldier!”
“Who? Me?” asked Tik-Tok. “Not for a sin-gle sec-ond! I can-not fight, and you must not for-get that it was Rug-ge-do who threw me in the well.”
“At that time you had no gun,” said Polychrome. “But if you join the Army of Oogaboo you will carry the gun that Mr. Files used.”
“A sol-dier must be a-ble to run as well as to fight,” protested Tik-Tok, “and if my works run down, as they of-ten do, I could nei-ther run nor fight.”
“I’ll keep you wound up, Tik-Tok,” promised Betsy.
“Why, it isn’t a bad idea,” said Shaggy. “Tik-Tok will make an ideal soldier, for nothing can injure him except a sledge hammer. And, since a private soldier seems to be necessary to this Army, Tik-Tok is the only one of our party fitted to undertake the job.”
“What must I do?” asked Tik-Tok.
“Obey orders,” replied Ann. “When the officers command you to do anything, you must do it; that is all.”
“And that’s enough, too,” said Files.
“Do I get a salary?” inquired Tik-Tok.
“You get your share of the plunder,” answered the Queen.
“Yes,” remarked Files, “one-half of the plunder goes to Queen Ann, the other half is divided among the officers, and the Private gets the rest.”
“That will be sat-is-fac-tor-y,” said Tik-Tok, picking up the gun and examining it wonderingly, for he had never before seen such a weapon.
Then Ann strapped the knapsack to Tik-Tok’s copper back and said: “Now we are ready to march to Ruggedo’s Kingdom and conquer it. Officers, give the command to march.”
“Fall—in!” yelled the Generals, drawing their swords.
“Fall—in!” cried the Colonels, drawing their swords.
“Fall—in!” shouted the Majors, drawing their swords.
“Fall—in!” bawled the Captains, drawing their swords.
Tik-Tok looked at them and then around him in surprise.
“Fall in what? The well?” he asked.
“No,” said Queen Ann, “you must fall in marching order.”
“Can-not I march without fall-ing in-to it?” asked the Clockwork Man.
“Shoulder your gun and stand ready to march,” advised Files; so Tik-Tok held the gun straight and stood still.
“What next?” he asked.
The Queen turned to Shaggy.
“Which road leads to the Metal Monarch’s cavern?”
“We don’t know, Your Majesty,” was the reply.
“But this is absurd!” said Ann with a frown. “If we can’t get to Ruggedo, it is certain that we can’t conquer him.”
“You are right,” admitted Shaggy; “but I did not say we could not get to him. We have only to discover the way, and that was the matter we were considering when you and your magnificent Army arrived here.”
“Well, then, get busy and discover it,” snapped the Queen.
That was no easy task. They all stood looking from one road to another in perplexity. The paths radiated from the little clearing like the rays of the midday sun, and each path seemed like all the others.
Files and the Rose Princess, who had by this time become good friends, advanced a little way along one of the roads and found that it was bordered by pretty wild flowers.
“Why don’t you ask the flowers to tell you the way?” he said to his companion.
“The flowers?” returned the Princess, surprised at the question.
“Of course,” said Files. “The field-flowers must be second-cousins to a Rose Princess, and I believe if you ask them they will tell you.”
She looked more closely at the flowers. There were hundreds of white daisies, golden buttercups, bluebells and daffodils growing by the roadside, and each flower-head was firmly set upon its slender but stout stem. There were even a few wild roses scattered here and there and perhaps it was the sight of these that gave the Princess courage to ask the important question.
She dropped to her knees, facing the flowers, and extended both her arms pleadingly toward them.
“Tell me, pretty cousins,” she said in her sweet, gentle voice, “which way will lead us to the Kingdom of Ruggedo, the Nome King?”
At once all the stems bent gracefully to the right and the flower heads nodded once—twice—thrice in that direction.
“That’s it!” cried Files joyfully. “Now we know the way.”
Ozga rose to her feet and looked wonderingly at the field-flowers, which had now resumed their upright position.
“Was it the wind, do you think?” she asked in a low whisper.
“No, indeed,” replied Files. “There is not a breath of wind stirring. But these lovely blossoms are indeed your cousins and answered your question at once, as I knew they would.”


Verizon blocks archivists from preserving 20 years of Yahoo Groups history
Who do Yahoo think you are
by Carly PageYAHOO OWNER Verizon has blocked the efforts of archivists to preserve almost two decades of history from Yahoo Groups.
Yahoo Groups is just days away from being defunct; the service stopped accepting new content from 28 October, with all scheduled to to be deleted from servers in just five days' time on 14 December.
Content destined for the digital graveyard includes files, polls, links, photos, folders, calendars, attachments, conversations, email updates and message history.
Though long-neglected, Yahoo Groups still remains one of the biggest repositories of message boards in the world, which is why a group of volunteer archivers - the aptly-named Yahoo Groups Archive Team - is attempting to save all of the content from the service to upload it to the non-profit Internet Archive, which runs the popular Wayback Machine site.
However, its attempts have been hampered by Verizon. While it's actively encouraging users to download their own data from the site's privacy dashboard, the firm is banning the email addresses of the archivists, BoingBoing reports, putting 20 years worth of content at risk of being gone forever.
"Yahoo banned all the email addresses that the Archive Team volunteers had been using to join Yahoo Groups in order to download data," said the Yahoo Groups Archive Team.
"Verizon has also made it impossible for the Archive Team to continue using semi-automated scripts to join Yahoo Groups - which means each group must be rejoined one by one, an impossible task (redo the work of the past four weeks over the next 10 days)."
In a statement issued to the group, Verizon told the archivists that "the resources needed to maintain historical content from Yahoo Groups pages is cost-prohibitive, as they're largely unused".
The telecoms giant also said those it suspended from the service had violated its terms of service.
"Regarding the 128 people who joined Yahoo Groups with the goal to archive them - are those people from Archiveteam.org? If so, their actions violated our Terms of Service. Because of this violation, we are unable to reauthorize them," Verizon added.
"Also, moderators of Groups can ban users if they violate their Groups' terms, so previously banned members will be unable to download content from that Group. If you can send the user information, we can investigate the cause of lack of access."
If Verizon doesn't quickly change its stance - and it doesn't look like it's going to - 20 years of Yahoo Groups data will be gone forever. µ
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TIMER_DELETE
Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (2)
Updated: 2009-02-20
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NAME
timer_delete - delete a POSIX per-process timer
SYNOPSIS
#include <time.h>
int timer_delete(timer_t timerid);
Link with -lrt.
Feature Test Macro Requirements for glibc (see
feature_test_macros(7)):
timer_delete():
_POSIX_C_SOURCE >= 199309L
DESCRIPTION
timer_delete()
deletes the timer whose ID is given in
timerid.
If the timer was armed at the time of this call,
it is disarmed before being deleted.
The treatment of any pending signal generated by the deleted timer
is unspecified.
RETURN VALUE
On success,
timer_delete()
returns 0.
On failure, -1 is returned, and
errno
is set to indicate the error.
ERRORS
- EINVAL
-
timerid
is not a valid timer ID.
VERSIONS
This system call is available since Linux 2.6.
CONFORMING TO
POSIX.1-2001.
SEE ALSO
clock_gettime(2),
timer_create(2),
timer_getoverrun(2),
timer_settime(2),
time(7)
Index
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Units test facility¶
- Maintainer
Masatake YAMATO<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Test facility
Exuberant ctags has a test facility. The test case were Test directory. So Here I call it Test.
Main aim of the facility is detecting regression. All files under Test directory are given as input for old and new version of ctags commands. The output tags files of both versions are compared. If any difference is found the check fails. Test expects the older ctags binary to be correct.
This expectation is not always met. Consider that a parser for a new language is added. You may want to add a sample source code for that language to Test. An older ctags version is unable to generate a tags file for that sample code, but the newer ctags version does. At this point a difference is found and Test reports failure.
Units facility
The units test facility(Units) I describe here takes a different approach. An input file and an expected output file are given by a contributor of a language parser. The units test facility runs ctags command with the input file and compares its output and the expected output file. The expected output doesn’t depend on ctags.
If a contributor sends a patch which may improve a language parser, and if a reviewer is not familiar with that language, s/he cannot evaluate it.
Unit test files, the pair of input file and expected output file may be able to explain the intent of patch well; and may help the reviewer.
How to write a test case¶
The test facility recognizes an input file and an expected output file by patterns of file name. Each test case should have its own directory under Units directory.
Units/TEST/input.* requisite
Input file name must have a input as basename. TEST part should explain the test case well.
Units/TEST/input[-_][0-9].* Units/TEST/input[-_][0-9][-_]*.* optional
Optional input file names. They are put next to input.* in testing command line.
Units/TEST/expected.tags optional
Expected output file must have a name expected.tags. It should be the same directory of the input file.
If this file is not given, the exit status of ctags process is just checked; the output is ignored.
If you want to test etags output (specified with
-e
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toargs.ctags
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-x
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toargs.ctags
. The test facility sets-x
automatically.If you want to test json output (specified with
--output-format=json
), Use .tags-json as suffix instead of .tags. In such a case you don’t have to write--output-format=json
toargs.ctags
, andjson
tofeatures
. The test facility sets the option and the feature automatically.
Units/TEST/args.ctags optional
-o -
is used as default optional argument when running a unit test ctags. If you want to add more options, enumerate options in args.ctags file. This file is an optional.Remember you have to put one option in one line; don’t put multiple options to one line. Multiple options in one line doesn’t work.
Units/TEST/filter optional
You can rearrange the output of ctags with this command before comparing with executed.tags. This command is invoked with no argument. The output ctags is given via stdin. Rearrange data should be written to stdout.
Units/TEST/features optional
If a unit test case requires special features of ctags, enumerate them in this file line by line. If a target ctags doesn’t have one of the features, the test is skipped.
If a file line is started with
!
, the effect is inverted; if a target ctags has the feature specified with!
, the test is skipped.All features built-in can be listed with passing
--list-features
to ctags.
Units/TEST/languages optional
If a unit test case requires that language parsers are enabled/available, enumerate them in this file line by line. If one of them is disabled/unavailable, the test is skipped.
language parsers enabled/available can be checked with passing
--list-languages
to ctags.
Note for importing a test case from Test directory¶
I think all test cases under Test directory should be converted to Units.
If you convert use following TEST name convention.
use .t instead of .d as suffix for the name
Here is an example:
Test/simple.sh
This should be:
Units/simple.sh.t
With this name convention we can track which test case is converted or not.
Example of files¶
See Units/parser-c.r/c-sample/input.c and Units/parser-c.r/c-sample/expected.tags.
How to run unit tests¶
test make target:
$ make units
The result of unit tests is reported by lines. You can specify
test cases with UNITS=
.
An example to run vim-command.d only:
$ make units UNITS=vim-command
Another example to run vim-command.d and parser-python.r/bug1856363.py.d:
$ make units UNITS=vim-command,bug1856363.py
During testing OUTPUT.tmp, EXPECTED.tmp and DIFF.tmp files are generated for each test case directory. These are removed when the unit test is passed. If the result is FAILED, it is kept for debugging. Following command line can clean up these generated files at once:
$ make clean-units
Other than FAILED and passed two types of result are defined.
skipped
means running the test case is skipped in some reason.
failed (KNOWN bug)
mean the result if failed but the failure is expected. See “Gathering test cases for known bugs”.
Example of running¶
$ make units
Category: ROOT
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Testing 1795612.js as JavaScript passed
Testing 1850914.js as JavaScript passed
Testing 1878155.js as JavaScript passed
Testing 1880687.js as JavaScript passed
Testing 2023624.js as JavaScript passed
Testing 3184782.sql as SQL passed
...
Running unit tests for specific languages¶
You can run only the tests for specific languages by setting
LANGUAGES
to parsers as reported by
ctags --list-languages
:
make units LANGUAGES=PHP,C
Multiple languages can be selected using a comma separated list.
Gathering test cases for known bugs¶
When we met a bug, making a small test case that triggers the bug is important development activity. Even the bug cannot be fixed in soon, the test case is an important result of work. Such result should be merged to the source tree. However, we don’t love FAILED message, too. What we should do?
In such a case, merge as usually but use .b as suffix for the directory of test case instead of .d.
Unix/css-singlequote-in-comment-issue2.b is an example of .b suffix usage.
When you run test.units target, you will see:
Testing c-sample as C passed
Testing css-singlequote-in-comment as CSS failed (KNOWN bug)
Testing ctags-simple as ctags passed
Suffix .i is a variant of .b. .i is for merging/gathering input which lets ctags process enter an infinite loop. Different from .b, test cases marked as .i are never executed. They are just skipped but reported the skips:
Testing ada-ads as Ada passed
Testing ada-function as Ada skipped (may cause an infinite loop)
Testing ada-protected as Ada passed
...
Summary (see CMDLINE.tmp to reproduce without test harness)
------------------------------------------------------------
#passed: 347
#FIXED: 0
#FAILED (unexpected-exit-status): 0
#FAILED (unexpected-output): 0
#skipped (features): 0
#skipped (languages): 0
#skipped (infinite-loop): 1
ada-protected
...
Running under valgrind and timeout¶
If VG=1
is given, each test cases are run under valgrind.
If valgrind detects an error, it is reported as:
$ make units VG=1
Testing css-singlequote-in-comment as CSS failed (valgrind-error)
...
Summary (see CMDLINE.tmp to reproduce without test harness)
------------------------------------------------------------
...
#valgrind-error: 1
css-singlequote-in-comment
...
In this case the report of valgrind is recorded to
Units/css-singlequote-in-comment/VALGRIND-CSS.tmp
.
NOTE: /bin/bash
is needed to report the result. You can specify a shell
running test with SHELL macro like:
$ make units VG=1 SHELL=/bin/bash
If TIMEOUT=N
is given, each test cases are run under timeout
command. If ctags doesn’t stop in N
second, it is stopped
by timeout command and reported as:
$ make units TIMEOUT=1
Testing css-singlequote-in-comment as CSS failed (TIMED OUT)
...
Summary (see CMDLINE.tmp to reproduce without test harness)
------------------------------------------------------------
...
#TIMED-OUT: 1
css-singlequote-in-comment
...
If TIMEOUT=N
is given, .i test cases are run. They will be
reported as TIMED-OUT.
Categories¶
With .r suffix, you can put test cases under a sub directory
of Units. Units/parser-ada.r
is an example. If misc/units
test harness, the sub directory is called a category. parser-ada.r
is the name category in the above example.
CATEGORIES macro of make is for running units in specified categories.
Following command line is for running units in
Units/parser-sh.r
and Units/parser-ada.r
:
$ make units CATEGORIES='parser-sh,parser-ada'
Finding minimal bad input¶
When a test case is failed, the input causing FAILED
result is
passed to misc/units shrink. misc/units shrink tries to make the
shortest input which makes ctags exits with non-zero status. The
result is reported to Units/\*/SHRINK-${language}.tmp
. Maybe
useful to debug.
Acknowledgments¶
The file name rule is suggested by Maxime Coste <frrrwww@gmail.com>.


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"ADVOCATE "(Gr. parakletos), one who pleads another’s cause, who helps another by defending or comforting him. It is a name given by Christ three times to the Holy Ghost (John 14:16; 15:26; 16:7, where the Greek word is rendered “Comforter,” q.v.). It is applied to Christ in 1 John 2:1, where the same Greek word is rendered “Advocate,” the rendering which it should have in all the places where it occurs. Tertullus “the orator” (Acts 24:1) was a Roman advocate whom the Jews employed to accuse Paul before Felix.
"ADVOCATE "(Gr. parakletos), one who pleads another’s cause, who helps another by defending or comforting him. It is a name given by Christ three times to the Holy Ghost (John 14:16; 15:26; 16:7, where the Greek word is rendered “Comforter,” q.v.). It is applied to Christ in 1 John 2:1, where the same Greek word is rendered “Advocate,” the rendering which it should have in all the places where it occurs. Tertullus “the orator” (Acts 24:1) was a Roman advocate whom the Jews employed to accuse Paul before Felix.


Show NFS server mount information
showmount --exports <IP_ADDRESS>
Mounting remote export
mkdir /tmp/nfs
mount -t nfs <IP_ADDRESS>:/home/vulnix /tmp/nfs
If we don't have permission to access /tmp/nfs then root squashing is enabled
In order to RW into the mounted export we need to find out original exported dir owner UID and GID
and create such user on our system.
Original user from /etc/passwd
vulnix:x:2008:2008::/home/vulnix:/bin/bash
Creating original user clone on our machine and log into the export
useradd -u 2008 vulnix
su vulnix
cd /tmp/nfs


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You are now a registered user with Boltt. Your email/username & password will remain the same for any application within the Boltt Ecosystem. You can download the Boltt Apps (BolttCoin/ Boltt Health) from the play store/App store. please sign in using the same email i’d and password, since your Boltt Crypto Wallet is associated with your registered email address. The signup process involves the creation of a new account i.e Boltt Wallet Address on the Waves Blockchain.
The procedure consists of complex cryptographic operations that use a SEED (a series of random words) to create a unique address for your account. The seed is extremely important and must be kept in safe place at all times, since its the only way to recover your account in case of lost, corrupted data or hardware failure. Your seed will also allow you to import your account to other devices & help you login on the web client, i.e Boltt Crypto Wallet on the browser.
Therefore,allow no one to reach it! You can find your wallet details like (Seed, Address & token balance) by clicking on the tab “Boltt Crypto Wallet”. You can also access the complete Boltt Wallet & enjoy trading on the DEX by clicking on “Go to Wallet” option in the Boltt Crypto wallet section. You will need to enter your Wallet Address & Seed and set a new password to access all features.


Micahel Wong's DBC Cultural blog
Phase 0 Unit 2 Week 4
May 20 2015
Companies today sell information. Data, specifically 'Big Data', supposedly informs companies about the market's conditions, consumer's trends, and what they should invest in next whether they sell adverts, apps, or alt rock. The issuse is that analyzing data, big, small, local, or worldwide does not always lead to accurate or useful predictors of he future. Big data is not always smart data. As more and more of the tech industry relies on collecting packaging and reselling data for infrmatics and analysis it may become clear that the value of that information is inflated relative the ammount that exits and teh etent of its usefulness. Technologies that can analyze and predict things based on data must imprive tremendously should the valuation of data analytics retain its lofty appraisal. The technological improvement is ineveitable but pace is the issue.


What registers are
Registers are lists of information. Each register is the most reliable list of its kind. For example, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office’s (FCO’s) country register is the most accurate and up-to-date list of countries available.
The benefits of registers
Using a register will mean you’re only ever working with one reliable and current source of data. You can focus on building your service rather than checking if the data you’re using from other sources is accurate and trustworthy.
Visit the registers page to see all of the registers that are available to use now.
Getting started
Registers can also help you if you collect, manage or store data for your organisation. We’ve made it really simple to find out how custodians and the GOV.UK Registers team work together to create a register.
Each register has an open API you can use to access the data without any authentication. There’s more information about using the register APIs in the technical documentation.
Get in touch
Contact the team if you have any questions about using GOV.UK Registers or integrating it with your service.
GOV.UK Registers is built and supported by a full time team at the Government Digital Service.


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Clusters of Orientation Data, Plot:
Significant separation of clusters in the distribution is carried out.
The statistic parameters of the clusters found are calculated as shown in the program Fabric. Sperical aperture and cone of confidence are drawn with the cluster-centre (centre of gravity) as centre. In the menu confidence the probability level saved in Fabric7.ini can be changed.
In the menu colour the colours of all plot parameters saved in Fabric7.ini can be changed. In the menu ‚Symbol for data points' the plot symbol can be changed.
The menu ‚Diagram‚ ist the same as in the other programs.


import {MatMenuModule} from '@angular/material/menu';
MatMenu
Selector: mat-menu
Exported as: matMenu| Name | Description |
|---|---|
@Input('aria-describedby')
|
aria-describedby for the menu panel. |
@Input('aria-label')
|
aria-label for the menu panel. |
@Input('aria-labelledby')
|
aria-labelledby for the menu panel. |
@Input()
|
Class to be added to the backdrop element. |
@Input()
|
Whether the menu has a backdrop. |
@Input()
|
Whether the menu should overlap its trigger. |
@Input('class')
|
This method takes classes set on the host mat-menu element and applies them on the menu template that displays in the overlay container. Otherwise, it's difficult to style the containing menu from outside the component. |
@Input()
|
Position of the menu in the X axis. |
@Input()
|
Position of the menu in the Y axis. |
@Output()
|
Event emitted when the menu is closed. |
|
Layout direction of the menu. |
|
Class or list of classes to be added to the overlay panel. |
|
|
|
Parent menu of the current menu panel. |
@Input()
Deprecated
|
This method takes classes set on the host mat-menu element and applies them on the menu template that displays in the overlay container. Otherwise, it's difficult to style the containing menu from outside the component. |
@Output()
Deprecated
|
Event emitted when the menu is closed. |
Deprecated
|
List of the items inside of a menu. |
| addItem | |
|---|---|
| Parameters | |
|
_item MatMenuItem
|
|
| focusFirstItem | |
|---|---|
|
Focus the first item in the menu. |
|
| Parameters | |
|
origin FocusOrigin = 'program'
|
Action from which the focus originated. Used to set the correct styling. |
| resetActiveItem | |
|---|---|
|
Resets the active item in the menu. This is used when the menu is opened, allowing the user to start from the first option when pressing the down arrow. |
| setElevation | |
|---|---|
|
Sets the menu panel elevation. |
|
| Parameters | |
|
depth number
|
Number of parent menus that come before the menu. |
MatMenuTrigger
Directive applied to an element that should trigger a mat-menu
.
Selector: [mat-menu-trigger-for] [matMenuTriggerFor]
Exported as: matMenuTrigger| Name | Description |
|---|---|
@Input('matMenuTriggerFor')
|
References the menu instance that the trigger is associated with. |
@Input('matMenuTriggerData')
|
Data to be passed along to any lazily-rendered content. |
@Input('matMenuTriggerRestoreFocus')
|
Whether focus should be restored when the menu is closed. Note that disabling this option can have accessibility implications and it's up to you to manage focus, if you decide to turn it off. |
@Output()
|
Event emitted when the associated menu is closed. |
@Output()
|
Event emitted when the associated menu is opened. |
|
The text direction of the containing app. |
|
Whether the menu is open. |
@Output()
Deprecated
|
Event emitted when the associated menu is closed. |
@Output()
Deprecated
|
Event emitted when the associated menu is opened. |
| closeMenu | |
|---|---|
|
Closes the menu. |
| focus | |
|---|---|
|
Focuses the menu trigger. |
|
| Parameters | |
|
origin? FocusOrigin
|
Source of the menu trigger's focus. |
|
options? FocusOptions
|
|
| openMenu | |
|---|---|
|
Opens the menu. |
| toggleMenu | |
|---|---|
|
Toggles the menu between the open and closed states. |
| triggersSubmenu | |
|---|---|
|
Whether the menu triggers a sub-menu or a top-level one. |
|
| Returns | |
boolean
|
|
| updatePosition | |
|---|---|
|
Updates the position of the menu to ensure that it fits all options within the viewport. |
MatMenuItem
Single item inside a mat-menu
. Provides the menu item styling and accessibility treatment.
Selector: [mat-menu-item]
Exported as: matMenuItem| Name | Description |
|---|---|
@Input()
|
Whether ripples are disabled. |
@Input()
|
Whether the component is disabled. |
@Input()
|
ARIA role for the menu item. |
| focus | |
|---|---|
|
Focuses the menu item. |
|
| Parameters | |
|
origin? FocusOrigin
|
|
|
options? FocusOptions
|
|
| getLabel | |
|---|---|
|
Gets the label to be used when determining whether the option should be focused. |
|
| Returns | |
string
|
|
MatMenuContent
Menu content that will be rendered lazily once the menu is opened.
Selector: ng-template[matMenuContent]
MatMenuDefaultOptions
Default mat-menu
options that can be overridden.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
|
Class to be applied to the menu's backdrop. |
|
Whether the menu has a backdrop. |
|
Whether the menu should overlap the menu trigger. |
|
Class or list of classes to be applied to the menu's overlay panel. |
|
The x-axis position of the menu. |
|
The y-axis position of the menu. |
MenuCloseReason
Reason why the menu was closed.
type MenuCloseReason = void | 'click' | 'keydown' | 'tab';
MenuPositionX
type MenuPositionX = 'before' | 'after';
MenuPositionY
type MenuPositionY = 'above' | 'below';
MAT_MENU_DEFAULT_OPTIONS
Injection token to be used to override the default options for mat-menu
.
const MAT_MENU_DEFAULT_OPTIONS: InjectionToken<MatMenuDefaultOptions>;
MAT_MENU_SCROLL_STRATEGY
Injection token that determines the scroll handling while the menu is open.
const MAT_MENU_SCROLL_STRATEGY: InjectionToken<() => ScrollStrategy>;
MENU_PANEL_TOP_PADDING
Default top padding of the menu panel.
const MENU_PANEL_TOP_PADDING: 8;
MAT_MENU_CONTENT
Injection token that can be used to reference instances of MatMenuContent
. It serves
as alternative token to the actual MatMenuContent
class which could cause unnecessary
retention of the class and its directive metadata.
const MAT_MENU_CONTENT: InjectionToken<MatMenuContent>;


This package offers methods to perform robust regularized linear discriminant analysis.
| Version: | 1.1 |
| Depends: | pcaPP, mvoutlier, glasso, matrixcalc |
| Published: | 2012-06-09 |
| Author: | Moritz Gschwandtner, Peter Filzmoser, Christophe Croux, Gentiane Haesbroeck |
| Maintainer: | Moritz Gschwandtner <moritz.gschwandtner at chello.at> |
| License: | GPL (≥ 3) |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | rrlda results |
| Reference manual: | rrlda.pdf |
| Package source: | rrlda_1.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: rrlda_1.1.zip, r-release: rrlda_1.1.zip, r-oldrel: rrlda_1.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: rrlda_1.1.tgz, r-oldrel: rrlda_1.1.tgz |
| Old sources: | rrlda archive |
| Reverse suggests: | fscaret, mlr |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=rrlda to link to this page.


{% extends "withoutnav_template.html" %} {% block per_page_title %} Cookies {% endblock %} {% block maincolumn_content %}
{{ _('Notification puts small files (known as ‘cookies’) onto your computer.') }}
{{ _('These cookies are used to remember you once you’ve logged in.') }}
{{ _('Find out')}} {{ _('how to manage cookies') }}.
{{ _('We store session cookies on your computer to help keep your information secure while you use the service.') }}
| {{ _('Name') }} | {{ _('Purpose') }} | {{ _('Expires') }} |
|---|---|---|
| {{ _('notify_admin_session') }} | {{ _('Used to keep you logged in') }} | {{ _('20 hours') }} |
{{ _('When you first use the service, you may see a pop-up ‘welcome’ message. Once you’ve seen the message, we store a cookie on your computer so it knows not to show it again.') }}
| {{ _('Name') }} | {{ _('Purpose') }} | {{ _('Expires') }} |
|---|---|---|
| {{ _('seen_cookie_message') }} | {{ _('Saves a message to let us know that you have seen our cookie message') }} | {{ _('1 month') }} |


Glitched a logic group which is not meant to be activated alone.
Glitched paths are adding glitches from the logic groups you selected (except for Moki since there isn't any glitches in Moki).
This part will go through all glitches that are added to the logic in each difficulties.


protocol
Heap protocol.
Richard O'Keefe; adapted to Logtalk by Paulo Moura and Victor Lagerkvist.
1.01
2010/11/13
static, context_switching_calls
(no dependencies on other files)
Inserts the new Key-Value pair into a heap, returning the updated heap.
static
insert(Key,Value,Heap,NewHeap)
insert(+key,+value,+heap,-heap) – one
Inserts a list of Key-Value pairs into a heap, returning the updated heap.
static
insert_all(List,Heap,NewHeap)
insert_all(@list(pairs),+heap,-heap) – one
Deletes and returns the top Key-Value pair in OldHeap and the resulting NewHeap.
static
delete(Heap,Key,Value,NewHeap)
delete(+heap,?key,?value,-heap) – zero_or_one
Merges two heaps.
static
merge(Heap1,Heap2,NewHeap)
merge(+heap,+heap,-heap) – one
True if the heap is empty.
static
empty(Heap)
empty(@heap) – zero_or_one
Returns the number of heap elements.
static
size(Heap,Size)
size(+heap,?integer) – zero_or_one
Returns the current set of Key-Value pairs in the Heap as a List, sorted into ascending order of Keys.
static
as_list(Heap,List)
as_list(+heap,-list) – one
Constructs a Heap from a list of Key-Value pairs.
static
as_heap(List,Heap)
as_heap(+list,-heap) – one
Returns the top Key-Value pair in Heap. Fails if the heap is empty.
static
top(Heap,Key,Value)
top(+heap,?key,?value) – zero_or_one
Returns the top pair, Key1-Value1, and the next pair, Key2-Value2, in Heap. Fails if the heap does not have at least two elements.
static
top_next(Heap,Key1,Value1,Key2,Value2)
top_next(+heap,?key,?value,?key,?value) – zero_or_one
(none)
(none)


--- layout: post title: ServiceAPI impersonation categories: [] tags: serviceapi authentication status: publish type: post published: true meta: {} ---
The configuration section of the ServiceAPI help documents a handy little property called 'trustedToImpersonate'. This allows your ServiceAPI to choose to trust one or more calling services.
This can be useful in a server to server scenario where passing the actual user credentials to the ServiceAPI is not practical.
To allow a particular account to impersonate others users set their name in the hptrim.config file as seen below. TrustedToImpersonate is a regular expression so you can list multiple accounts if you need to.
<hptrim serviceFeatures="Razor,Html,Json,Xml,PredefinedRoutes" trustedToImpersonate="trim\\davidc" ... </hptrim>
To impersonate someone using the .Net client librarys use the SetUserToImpersonate() method.
TrimClient client = new TrimClient("http://MyServer/ServiceAPI"); client.Credentials = new NetworkCredential("davidc", "my password", "trim"); client.SetUserToImpersonate("someone\\else");
To impersonate from a different context simply send an HTTP header named 'userToImpersonate' with the value being the user's name along with each request.


1 write to lpReserved2
Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.Management (1)
commands\management\Process.cs (1)
2855
this.
lpReserved2
= IntPtr.Zero;


|
Houzi Game Engine
|
Represents a rotation in 2d space. More...
#include <rotation3.hpp>
Public Types | |
| using | value_type = T |
| The value type. More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
| constexpr | rotation3 () noexcept |
| Creates an identity rotation. | |
| constexpr | rotation3 (const quaternion< T > &q) |
| Creates a rotation with the given quaternion. More... | |
| constexpr | rotation3 (const vec3< T > &v) |
| Creates a rotation with the given vector. More... | |
| constexpr | rotation3 (const mat3x3< T > &m) |
| Creates a rotation with the given rotation matrix. More... | |
| template<typename U , typename Enable = std::enable_if_t<std::is_convertible<U, T>::value>> | |
| constexpr | rotation3 (const rotation3< U > &other) noexcept |
| Creates a rotation from a rotation with different scalar type. More... | |
| constexpr const quaternion< T > & | get_quaternion () const noexcept |
| Returns a quaternion representing the rotation. More... | |
| constexpr vec3< T > | get_vector () const noexcept |
| Returns a vector representing the rotation. More... | |
| constexpr mat3x3< T > | get_matrix () const noexcept |
| Returns a rotatin matrix representing the rotation. More... | |
| constexpr rotation3 & | operator*= (const rotation3 &rhs) |
| Combines this rotation with the given rotation. More... | |
| constexpr rotation3 & | invert () |
| Inverts this rotation. More... | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static const rotation3 & | identity () noexcept |
| Returns the identity rotation. More... | |
| static constexpr rotation3 | x (T angle) noexcept |
| Returns a rotation around the x axis with the given angle. More... | |
| static constexpr rotation3 | y (T angle) noexcept |
| Returns a rotation around the y axis with the given angle. More... | |
| static constexpr rotation3 | z (T angle) noexcept |
| Returns a rotation around the z axis with the given angle. More... | |
Friends | |
| template<typename OtherT > | |
| class | rotation3 |
Represents a rotation in 2d space.
The rotation is internally represented as a unit quaternion.
| T | the scalar type. |
| using hou::rotation3< T >::value_type = T |
The value type.
|
explicit |
Creates a rotation with the given quaternion.
The quaternion will be normalized if it is not.
| q | the quaternion. |
| hou::precondition_violation | the norm of q is equal to 0. |
|
explicit |
Creates a rotation with the given vector.
The direction of the vector represents the axis of rotation and its magnitude represents the angle of rotation in radians.
| v | the vector representing the axis and angle of rotation. |
|
explicit |
Creates a rotation with the given rotation matrix.
If m is not a valid rotation matrix, the matrix will be converted to a quaternion which will then be normalized. This will result in a valid rotation, whose rotation matrix is a different one from the one provided. The caller must therefore ensure that m is a valid rotation matrix.
| m | the rotation matrix. |
|
noexcept |
Creates a rotation from a rotation with different scalar type.
| U | the other scalar type. |
| other | the rotation to be copied. |
|
noexcept |
Returns a rotatin matrix representing the rotation.
|
noexcept |
Returns a quaternion representing the rotation.
|
noexcept |
Returns a vector representing the rotation.
|
staticnoexcept |
Returns the identity rotation.
| constexpr rotation3< T > & hou::rotation3< T >::invert | ( | ) |
Inverts this rotation.
| constexpr rotation3< T > & hou::rotation3< T >::operator*= | ( | const rotation3< T > & | rhs | ) |
Combines this rotation with the given rotation.
| rhs | the rotation to be combined. |
|
staticnoexcept |
Returns a rotation around the x axis with the given angle.
| angle | the angle in radians. |
|
staticnoexcept |
Returns a rotation around the y axis with the given angle.
| angle | the angle in radians. |
|
staticnoexcept |
Returns a rotation around the z axis with the given angle.
| angle | the angle in radians. |


Defines a new HTTP_MSG
The HTTP Status-Code ([1-5][0-9][0-9]).
A sprintf
-style template that serves as the message given to the end-user when this
Status is triggered. The template can be as simple or complicated as you want, then you can hydrate
it with the appropriate values as needed.
If true
, instructs the Routes
namespace to include the API document in
the payload when the HTTP-Status is an Error-Code.
The HTTP Status-Code ([1-5][0-9][0-9]).
The template that serves as the message given to the end-user when this Status is triggered.
If true
, instructs the Routes
namespace to include the API document in the payload
when the HTTP-Status is an Error-Code.
A plain-object version of this HTTP-MSG
An class used to define default response-payload HTTP Status-Codes.


Booting Kubernetes on Google Container Engine¶
Google Container Engine (GKE) is a managed Kubernetes environment which is great for hosting Deis Workflow. Google Container Engine manages the Kubernetes master and you pay for the compute nodes. Clusters smaller than five nodes are charged only for the compute. Clusters six nodes are larger cost $0.15/hour per cluster.
If you do not already have a Google Cloud account, you can start a trial with $300 of free credit here. After completing sign up, you must add your billing information.
Create Your Google Cloud Project¶
Sign in to your Google Cloud Platform Console and create a new project:
Pick a project name. A project groups resources together and can hold more than one container cluster:
Note the project ID. This is a unique name across all Google Cloud projects. Later, we will refer to this as PROJECT_ID
.
Next, enable billing in the console. Next, enable the Container Engine API and Compute Engine API. You must complete all three steps before continuing.
Create Your GKE Cluster¶
From the navigation hamburger in the upper left corner, find and select Container Engine:
Select Create Container Cluster:
For development and testing, we recommend you use the n1-standard-2
machine type which has 2 VCPUs and 7.5 GB of RAM per server, and a cluster size of at least 2:
Click "Create" and Google Container Engine will provision your cluster. The process will take a few minutes to complete.
Check Kubernetes version¶
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After the cluster is created, check the node version. See Kubernetes Versions under System Requirements for more details.
Install and configure the Google Cloud CLI¶
While your container cluster is booting. You will need to install the Google Cloud CLI tools. We will use the tools to fetch cluster credentials to authenitcate to your new Kubernetes cluster.
Google maintains a number of quickstart guides which walk you through the installation.
Once you have installed the CLI tooling set your default project and list your container clusters:
$ gcloud projects list
PROJECT_ID NAME PROJECT_NUMBER
ascendant-yeti-130419 My First Cluster<PHONE_NUMBER>67
Set your default project:
$ gcloud config set project ascendant-yeti-130419
Then list your container clusters:
$ gcloud container clusters list
NAME ZONE MASTER_VERSION MASTER_IP MACHINE_TYPE NODE_VERSION NUM_NODES STATUS
cluster-1 us-central1-b 1.4.0 <IP_ADDRESS> n1-standard-2 1.4.0 * 2 RUNNING
If you haven't configured your default zone, make sure it matches the ZONE for your cluster:
$ gcloud config set compute/zone us-central1-b
Now you may fetch credentials to connect to Kubernetes:
$ gcloud auth application-default login
Your browser has been opened to visit:
https://accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/auth?redirect_uri=....
Credentials saved to file: [~/.config/gcloud/application_default_credentials.json]
These credentials will be used by any library that requests
Application Default Credentials.
If you don't have kubectl
CLI setup just yet, run this to get it available
locally:
$ gcloud components install kubectl
Your local kubectl
utility should now be pointed at your new container cluster. You can verify your credentials and local configuration by running:
$ kubectl cluster-info
Kubernetes master is running at https://<IP_ADDRESS>
GLBCDefaultBackend is running at https://<IP_ADDRESS>/api/v1/proxy/namespaces/kube-system/services/default-http-backend
Heapster is running at https://<IP_ADDRESS>/api/v1/proxy/namespaces/kube-system/services/heapster
KubeDNS is running at https://<IP_ADDRESS>/api/v1/proxy/namespaces/kube-system/services/kube-dns
kubernetes-dashboard is running at https://<IP_ADDRESS>/api/v1/proxy/namespaces/kube-system/services/kubernetes-dashboard
If kubectl cluster-info
returned with the following error:
The connection to the server localhost:8080 was refused - did you specify the right host or port?
You'll need to run:
$ gcloud container clusters get-credentials
To download the credentials necessary. The kubectl cluster-info
command should then work as intended.
You are now ready to install Deis Workflow


Oxygen
In 1608, Cornelius Drebbel had shown that heating saltpetre (potassium nitrate, KNO3) released a gas. This was oxygen although it was not identified as such. The credit for discovering oxygen is now shared by three chemists: an Englishman, a Swede, and a Frenchman. Joseph Priestley was the first to publish an account of oxygen, having made it in 1774 by focussing sunlight on to mercuric oxide (HgO), and collecting the gas which came off. He noted that a candle burned more brightly in it and that it made breathing easier.
| Atomic Number | 8 |
| Relative atomic mass | 15.999 |
| Melting point | −218.79°C |
| Boiling point | −182.962°C |
Oxygen makes up 21% of the atmosphere by volume. This is halfway between 17% (below which breathing for unacclimatised people becomes difficult) and 25% (above which many organic compounds are highly flammable). The element and its compounds make up 49.2% by mass of the Earth’s crust, and about two-thirds of the human body.


This spell grows an inert duplicate of a living creature as a safeguard against death. This clone forms inside a sealed vessel and grows tofull size and maturity after 120 days; you can also choose to have the clone be a younger version of the same creature. It remains inert and endures indefinitely, as long as its vessel remains undisturbed.
At any time after the clone matures, if the original creature dies, its soul transfers to the clone, provided that the soul is free and w illing to return. The clone is physically identical to the original and has the same personality, memories, and abilities, but none of the original's equipment. The original creature's physical remains, if they still exist, become inert and can't thereafter be restored to life, since the creature's soul is elsewhere.


Summarize a gam model in a clean mixed effects style.
summary_gamm(model, digits = 3)
| model | The mgcv model |
|---|---|
| digits | number of digits to display |
Invisibly returns a list with the variance components via
extract_vc
and fixed effects parameter, labeled vc
and fe
respectively.
This displays the variance components and fixed effects from a gam
model. Assumes an mgcv model of the form gam(... + s(g, bs='re'))
,
but should work with just about any gam with a smooth term.
library(mgcv) library(lme4) lmer_model <- lmer(Reaction ~ Days + (Days || Subject), data = sleepstudy) ga_model <- gam(Reaction ~ Days + s(Subject, bs = "re") + s(Days, Subject, bs = "re"), data = sleepstudy, method = "REML" ) summary(lmer_model)#> Linear mixed model fit by REML ['lmerMod'] #> Formula: Reaction ~ Days + ((1 | Subject) + (0 + Days | Subject)) #> Data: sleepstudy #> #> REML criterion at convergence: 1743.7 #> #> Scaled residuals: #> Min 1Q Median 3Q Max #> -3.9626 -0.4625 0.0204 0.4653 5.1860 #> #> Random effects: #> Groups Name Variance Std.Dev. #> Subject (Intercept) 627.57 25.051 #> Subject.1 Days 35.86 5.988 #> Residual 653.58 25.565 #> Number of obs: 180, groups: Subject, 18 #> #> Fixed effects: #> Estimate Std. Error t value #> (Intercept) 251.405 6.885 36.513 #> Days 10.467 1.560 6.712 #> #> Correlation of Fixed Effects: #> (Intr) #> Days -0.184summary_gamm(ga_model)#> #>#> group effect variance sd sd_2.5 sd_97.5 var_prop #> Subject Intercept 627.571 25.051 16.085 39.015 0.477 #> Subject Days 35.858 5.988 4.025 8.908 0.027 #> Residual 653.582 25.565 22.792 28.676 0.496#> #> #>#> Term Estimate Std. Error t value Pr(>|t|) #> (Intercept) 251.405 6.885 36.513 0.000 #> Days 10.467 1.560 6.712 0.000


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The table shows the current associations of VMs and datapaths in the RouteFlow network.
We can have the following types of entries:
- (VM ID, VM port, -, -, -, -, -)
Represents a registered and idle VM port.
- (-, -, CT ID, DP ID, DP port, -, -)
Represents a registered and idle DP port in a controller.
- (VM ID, VM port, CT ID, DP ID, DP port, -, -)
Represents an associated but unmapped entry.
This means that RouteFlow is waiting for a mapping message from the VM to the controller in order to know how it's connected to the RouteFlow virtual switch.
- (VM ID, VM port, CT ID, DP ID, DP port, VS ID, VS port)
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This means that RouteFlow can redirect routing packets correctly between the datapath and the VM using its virtual switch (RFVS).


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You can request for historical custom data in your algorithm. To learn more about historical data requests, please visit the Historical Data documentation page. The following example gets Tiingo news historical data using the History API.
// Request underlying equity data var ibm = AddEquity("IBM", Resolution.Minute).Symbol; // Add news data for the underlying IBM asset var news = AddData<TiingoNews>(ibm).Symbol; // Request 60 days of history with the TiingoNews IBM Custom Data Symbol. var history = History<TiingoNews>(news, 60, Resolution.Daily);
# Request underlying equity data. ibm = self.AddEquity("IBM", Resolution.Minute).Symbol # Add news data for the underlying IBM asset news = self.AddData(TiingoNews, ibm).Symbol # Request 60 days of history with the TiingoNews IBM Custom Data Symbol history = self.History(TiingoNews, news, 60, Resolution.Daily)


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Muguruza reunites with coach Martinez
by OmnisportTwo-time grand slam champion Garbine Muguruza has reunited with coach Conchita Martinez for the 2020 season.
Spaniard Muguruza was in the market for a new coach after splitting with Sam Sumyk in July.
The former world number one had Martinez in her corner when she won a second major title at Wimbledon in 2017, when Sumyk took time out for the birth of his daughter.
Martínez was available after she recently finished working with Karolina Pliskova and the 1994 Wimbledon champion has now been employed by her compatriot Muguruza.
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Spring Cloud Configuration - Part 1
published by Pradeep on June 27, 2018
Configuration can be any key value pair information needed by the application at runtime. Spring applications accepts configuration in many ways like command line arguments, OS environment variables or application properties and so on. In the context of microservices we can have multiple applications running together and if each application maintains its own set of configuration then a simple change in the configuration needs deployment or restart. If we have to change configuration in multiple applications then this approach is a time consuming and not efficient.
Alternative way is to have a config server application. The main purpose of this application is to manage configuration for all applications. All other applications on the startup will request configuration from the config server. Applications which request configuration are called config clients. Config server and config clients, both are the spring based applications.
With the config server and clients in the place now the config changes we make on the server will reflect on the client application with out deployment or restart. In the microservices environment this is a very useful setup because configuration for all applications are maintained at single location and the changes are reflected on the client applications with out restart or deployment.
Config server setup
Config server is just another spring application which runs on its own port and manages config repository. Config repository is a location in which we can store application properties. Config server can support many types of repositories like git, local file system, database or vault back-end. By-default config server uses git folder as the repository.
Create local Git repository
To create a local git repository make sure your computer have git installed. Open a terminal and create a git repository by executing below command;
git init pet-store-repository
In this repository folder, create a configuration file for pet-store application. In the next part of this article we will create a pet-store application which uses config server to get configuration from this repository. To create a pet-store configuration for a dev profile we need to name file as pet-store-dev.properties. We can have multiple configurations for same application but different profiles. Lets just have a single property in it.
message=Hello!
 Lets create a config server.
Go to start.spring.io to generate spring project
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Change Artifact to config-server-demo
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Select Config Server as dependency
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Click on Generate Project
Unzip and open project in any IDE.
Open ConfigServerDemoApplication.java and add @EnableConfigServer annotation, like below;
@SpringBootApplication
@EnableConfigServer
public class ConfigServerDemoApplication {
public static void main(String[] args) {
SpringApplication.run(ConfigServerDemoApplication.class, args);
}
}
@EnableConfigServer annotation will add configuration server features to the application. Update application.properties with below configuration;
server.port= 8888
spring.cloud.config.server.git.uri= file://${user.home}/code/spring/pet-store-repository
Config server will startup on the port 8888. spring.cloud.config.server.git.uri property is for the path to the repository location. On my computer repository is located at /<user>/code/spring/pet-store-repository. If it is windows computer then provide three forward slashes file:///
Start config-server-demo application and access URL http://localhost:8888/pet-store/dev in the browser. This should return below JSON
//<PHONE_NUMBER>2509
// http://localhost:8888/pet-store/dev
{
"name": "pet-store",
"profiles": [
"dev"
],
"label": null,
"version": "1738976280ccd3ba3c776f28cffe8f5ecbd800fd",
"state": null,
"propertySources": [
{
"name": "file:///Users/pradeep/code/spring/pet-store-repository/pet-store-dev.properties",
"source": {
"message": "Hello!"
}
}
]
}
We can see message property in the JSON. Config server wraps properties with some meta information, like version and profile. We can access this JSON with various URL combinations. Look for the config server startup logs to see all URL end points server can accept. If we update properties and refresh the browser we should see new changes in the JSON response. Config server will always serve updated properties from the repository
Below image shows the link between server, repository and client applications.
Conclusion
In this post we created git repository with single configuration file and a config server. In the next part we will create a pet-store application which will request properties from the config server.


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I’m a master’s student at the Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience, Berlin, pursuing a joint degree from the Technische Universität Berlin (TU Berlin) and the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin (HU Berlin). Before that, I got my Bachelors in Computer Science and Engineering from Vellore Institute of Technology, India.
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OpenShift is a container management platform based on Docker containers and the Kubernetes container cluster manager. OpenShift adds developer and operational centric tools to enable rapid application development, easy deployment and scaling, and long-term lifecycle maintenance for small and large teams and applications.
Built atop Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), OpenShift is very secure. For users who must comply with the Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA), there is additional configuration burden.
This guide can help you secure your OpenShift cluster to comply with the FISMA moderate confidentiality, integrity, and availability requirements.
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