| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| AutoTune |
Administrative control of AutoTune during runtime.
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| BackgroundExecutor |
Background thread pool service for executing of tasks asynchronously.
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| BeanState |
Provides access to the internal state of an entity bean.
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| CallableSql |
For making calls to stored procedures.
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| DocumentStore |
Document storage operations.
|
| EbeanServer |
Provides the API for fetching and saving beans to a particular DataSource.
|
| ExampleExpression |
Query by Example expression.
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| Expression |
An expression that is part of a WHERE or HAVING clause.
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| ExpressionFactory |
Expression factory for creating standard expressions.
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| ExpressionList<T> |
List of Expressions that make up a where or having clause.
|
| FetchPath |
Provides paths and properties for an object graph that can be used to control what parts of the object graph
is fetching (select and fetch clauses) and also can be used to control JSON marshalling (what parts of the object
graph are included in the JSON).
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| Filter<T> |
Provides support for filtering and sorting lists of entities without going
back to the database.
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| FutureIds<T> |
FutureIds represents the result of a background query execution for the Id's.
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| FutureList<T> |
FutureList represents the result of a background query execution that will
return a list of entities.
|
| FutureRowCount<T> |
Represents the result of a background query execution for the total row count
for a query.
|
| Junction<T> |
Represents a Conjunction or a Disjunction.
|
| PagedList<T> |
Represents a page of results.
|
| Query<T> |
Object relational query for finding a List, Set, Map or single entity bean.
|
| QueryIterator<T> |
Used to provide iteration over query results.
|
| SqlQuery |
Query object for performing native SQL queries that return SqlRow's.
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| SqlRow |
Used to return raw SQL query results.
|
| SqlUpdate |
A SqlUpdate for executing insert update or delete statements.
|
| Transaction |
The Transaction object.
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| TransactionCallback |
Provides a callback that can be registered with a Transaction.
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| TxCallable<T> |
Execute a TxCallable in a Transaction scope.
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| TxRunnable |
Execute a TxRunnable in a Transaction scope.
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| Update<T> |
An Insert Update or Delete statement.
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| UpdateQuery<T> |
An update query typically intended to perform a bulk update of many rows that match the query.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| DocStoreQueueEntry |
Bean holding the details to update the document store.
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| Ebean |
This Ebean object is effectively a singleton that holds a map of registered
EbeanServer s. |
| EbeanServerFactory |
Creates EbeanServer instances.
|
| Expr |
Expression factory for creating standard expressions for WHERE and HAVING
clauses.
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| FetchConfig |
Defines the configuration options for a "query fetch" or a
"lazy loading fetch".
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| Finder<I,T> |
Intended to be used as a base class for 'Finder' implementations that can then
be injected or used as public static fields on the associated entity bean.
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| Model |
A MappedSuperclass base class that provides convenience methods for inserting, updating and
deleting beans.
|
| OrderBy<T> |
Represents an Order By for a Query.
|
| OrderBy.Property |
A property and its ascending descending order.
|
| RawSql |
Used to build object graphs based on a raw SQL statement (rather than
generated by Ebean).
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| RawSql.ColumnMapping |
Defines the column mapping for raw sql DB columns to bean properties.
|
| RawSql.ColumnMapping.Column |
A Column of the RawSql that is mapped to a bean property (or ignored).
|
| RawSql.Key |
A key for the RawSql object using for the query plan.
|
| RawSql.Sql |
Represents the sql part of the query.
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| RawSqlBuilder |
Builds RawSql instances from a SQL string and column mappings.
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| TransactionCallbackAdapter |
Adapter that can be extended for easier implementation of TransactionCallback.
|
| TxScope |
Holds the definition of how a transactional method should run.
|
| ValuePair |
Holds two values as the result of a difference comparison.
|
| Version<T> |
Wraps a version of a @History bean.
|
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| DocStoreQueueEntry.Action |
Action to either update or delete a document from the index.
|
| Junction.Type |
The type of Junction used in full text expressions.
|
| LikeType |
Used to specify the type of like matching used.
|
| PersistenceContextScope |
Defines the scope for PersistenceContext.
|
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| PersistenceIOException |
Captures and wraps IOException's occurring during ElasticSearch processing etc.
|
Provides the main API for fetching and persisting beans with eBean.
// EXAMPLE 1: Simple fetch
//========================
// fetch order 10
Order order = Ebean.find(Order.class, 10);
// EXAMPLE 2: Fetch an Object with associations
//=============================================
// fetch Customer 7 including their billing and shipping addresses
Customer customer =
Ebean.find(Customer.class)
.setId(7)
.fetch("billingAddress")
.fetch("shippingAddress")
.findUnique();
Address billAddr = customer.getBillingAddress();
Address shipAddr = customer.getShippingAddress();
// EXAMPLE 3: Create and save an Order
//=====================================
// get a Customer reference so we don't hit the database
Customer custRef = Ebean.getReference(Customer.class, 7);
// create a new Order object
Order newOrder = new Order();
newOrder.setStatus(Order.Status.NEW);
newOrder.setCustomer(custRef);
ArrayList orderLines = new ArrayList();
newOrder.setLines(orderLines);
...
// add a line to the order
Product prodRef = Ebean.getReference(Product.class, 41);
OrderLine line = new OrderLine();
line.setProduct(prodRef);
line.setQuantity(10);
orderLines.add(line);
...
// save the order and its lines in a single transaction
// NB: assumes CascadeType.PERSIST is set on the order lines association
Ebean.save(newOrder);
// EXAMPLE 4: Use another database
//=================================
// Get access to the Human Resources EbeanServer/Database
EbeanServer hrServer = Ebean.getServer("HR");
// fetch contact 3 from the HR database
Contact contact = hrServer.find(Contact.class, 3);
contact.setStatus(Contact.Status.INACTIVE);
...
// save the contact back to the HR database
hrServer.save(contact);
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Tokenization
The low-level tokenization of the Czech UD treebank follows the tokenization of the Prague Dependency Treebank 3.0 (PDT):
- In general, tokens are delimited by whitespace.
- Punctuation (recognized by the corresponding Unicode property) that is conventionally written adjacent to the preceding or following word is separated during tokenization.
Some special cases worth mentioning:
- An abbreviation marked by a period, as in atd. “etc.”, becomes two tokens, atd and .. The same holds for ordinal numbers (1.)
- A compound containing a hyphen becomes three tokens (two words and the hyphen), as in česko-slovenský “Czech-Slovak”, česko-německý “Czech-German” or německo-český “German-Czech”. In these cases, the first token is a special form of adjective that never occurs independently. Compounds without a hyphen are not split, thus středopravý “right-centrist” is one token but středo-pravý would be three tokens. Another common case of splitting-on-hyphen is the conjunction li “if”, attached to verbs as in bude-li “if will be”.
- Exception: Decimal numbers are normalized (the Czech decimal comma is converted to the English decimal point) and kept as one token, e.g. 2.1.
- Most of the time, every punctuation character constitutes a token of its own. Thus … will become three tokens.
Words and Tokens
In Czech there are fused words that correspond to multiple syntactic words. The original PDT data use special part-of-speech tags to identify fused words, nevertheless the fused token is not split in PDT and it corresponds to just one node in the dependency tree. (Note: An exception was the splitting of aby and kdyby in PDT 1.0 but it was abandoned in later versions.)
In contrast, the UD format requires that certain types of fused words be split. We say that there is a multi-word token consisting of several syntactic words, each having its own node in the tree (see also universal tokenization).
Preposition + Personal Pronoun on in the Accusative (něj)
- proň = pro něj = “for him”
- naň = na něj = “on him”
- oň = o něj = “about him”
- zaň = za něj = “behind/for him”
This category covers words that would be tagged by the PDT tag P0-------------
.
However, no such word occurs in the PDT 3.0 data.
Preposition + Interrogative/Relative Pronoun co in the Accusative
- nač = na co = “on what”
- oč = o co = “about what”
- zač = za co = “behind/for what”
This category covers words that would be tagged by the PDT tag PY-------------
.
No such word occurs in the PDT 3.0 data but there are a few occurrences in the CAC 2.0 data.
Note: There is another analogically fused word, proč “why”. In contrast to the above, proč has grammaticalized into an interrogative/relative adverb. It is more frequent than the three fusions listed above but it is not used to replace a prepositional object. We do not split it into pro co.
Participle, Pronoun or Subordinating Conjunction + the Auxiliary být in the 2nd Person Singular (jsi)
- udělals = udělal jsi = “you have done”
- tys = ty jsi = “you have”
- ses = jsi se (se jsi) = “you have … yourself”
- sis = jsi si (si jsi) = “you have … yourself”
- cos = co jsi = “what you have”
- tos = to jsi = “you have … that”
- žes = že jsi = “that you have”
Note: This rule does not include the words bys, abys and kdybys. They resemble the words above but bys is an independent form of the auxiliary verb být “to be”, and abys and kdybys are in fact fused words, but they were formed using bys, not jsi.
This category does not have its own tag in PDT.
The ses, sis pronouns are P7.*
pronouns with the second person.
The tys pronoun can be distinguished by having more verbal features in its tag (PP-S1--2P-AA---
) than ty (PP-S1--2-------
).
The žes conjunction is tagged J,-S---2-------
while že is tagged J,-------------
.
The participles can be distinguished by the value of person:
normal participle udělal does not inflect for person (VpYS---XR-AA---
)
while participle fused with jsi, i.e. udělals, is tagged as being in the second person (VpYS---2R-AA---
).
None of these occur in the PDT 3.0 data.
Subordinating Conjunction aby or kdyby
- abych = aby bych = “so that I would”
- abys = aby bys = “so that you would”
- aby = aby by = “so that he/she/it/they would”
- abychom = aby bychom = “so that we would”
- abyste = aby byste = “so that you would”
- kdybych = když bych = “if I were”
- kdybys = když bys = “if you were”
- kdyby = když by = “if he/she/it/they were”
- kdybychom = když bychom = “if we were”
- kdybyste = když byste = “if you were”
Note: It is not clear even to a native speaker what exactly the first word should be (aby, až, kdyby or když); in any case, it is a conjunction. However, it is clear that the second word is a conditional form of být.
Heuristic to transform the tree if only surface tokens are desired as nodes: attach the fused token (e.g. abychom) to the parent and with the label of the first part (aby). Tag it as subordinating conjunction and merge the features of both parts:
3-4 abychom _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3 aby aby SCONJ J,------------- _ 7 mark _ _ 4 bychom být AUX Vc-P---1------- Mood=Cnd|Number=Plur|Person=1|VerbForm=Fin 7 aux _ _
will be transformed to
3 abychom aby SCONJ J,-P---1------- Mood=Cnd|Number=Plur|Person=3|VerbForm=Fin 6 mark _ _
Verb + Conjunction neboť
- dělámť = neboť dělám = “because I do”
- děláť = neboť dělá = “because he/she/it does”
- dělalť = neboť dělal = “because he did”
The word forms in this group can be considered archaic.
There is only one occurrence in the PDT 3.0 data of the word neníť “because it is not” (tagged Vt-S---3P-NA--2
).


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Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
Riff05-Jun-19 01:34 AM
If I update to the new version of agama is it safe right now?
FlyingDutchman05-Jun-19 01:34 AM
im moving all to binance. this appears to be too urgent and i dont feel secure trying to move large amounts of funds to a new wallet environemtn that imunfamiliar with
Exile1305-Jun-19 01:34 AM
waht about K64?
Pixelised05-Jun-19 01:34 AM
@dukeleto Wish I didn't setup Agama to import my Hush coins yesterday.
Tek05-Jun-19 01:34 AM
@FlyingDutchman im thinking about doing the same
dukeleto05-Jun-19 01:35 AM
@Pixelised you really are on the bleeding edge
FlyingDutchman05-Jun-19 01:35 AM
how did agama get compromised is what im really wondering. arent localized wallets with privately held keys supposed to be secure?
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jonnybbig05-Jun-19 01:35 AM
no one answered is it fairly safe to send to exchange temporarily?
klein05-Jun-19 01:35 AM
Binance make a shitload of money and has safu fund
FlyingDutchman05-Jun-19 01:35 AM
does this mean we cant trust the software the team is rolling out?
Tek05-Jun-19 01:35 AM
im scared to claim rewards
Vertigo05-Jun-19 01:35 AM
This sucks
Tek05-Jun-19 01:35 AM
lmao
deathsgrip05-Jun-19 01:36 AM
Yes I want to know too, can we login to agama and just send funds to exchange
klein05-Jun-19 01:36 AM
Binance could probably cover losses if there were any
* not advice
CryptoInvestorAU05-Jun-19 01:36 AM
@Alright I hold OUR and ZEXO on a lite address. Address created in January. Am I affected? Could I just create a new address on native agama desktop and send there?
Tek05-Jun-19 01:36 AM
i need to build the ocean wallet and all
AkiraX05-Jun-19 01:36 AM
Is my private key in agama fine?
Tek05-Jun-19 01:36 AM
its middle of the night
AkiraX05-Jun-19 01:36 AM
Or do I need to move my funds
meatspoon05-Jun-19 01:36 AM
I have downloaded and installed Ocean wallet. I found two receive addresses. I have test sent a small amount to one of those addresses. I have never used Ocean before, so forgive me, but why is there no password or whatever when I launch it? Its not a user friendly wallet at first glance
SHossain05-Jun-19 01:37 AM
@AkiraX Move funds
Alright05-Jun-19 01:37 AM
@deathsgrip create a new wallet prior to logging in then move the coins.
@Exile13 any seed used in Agama lite mode within the past 3 months could be affected.
@jonnybbig Exchanges themselves are unaffected, but again "not your keys, not your coins"
@CryptoInvestorAU if you've logged into lite mode within the past 3 months, move all coins stored on the seed.(edited)
Tek05-Jun-19 01:37 AM
i move to exchange for now
AkiraX05-Jun-19 01:38 AM
I haven't created any seeds for a long time
jiraymond05-Jun-19 01:38 AM
I don’t have the foggiest how to set up Ocean on a Mac.
Exile1305-Jun-19 01:38 AM
is there a native k64 wallet? cli?
FlyingDutchman05-Jun-19 01:38 AM
im one second away from sending everything to agam
Tek05-Jun-19 01:38 AM
you need to build it on Linux and Mac
FlyingDutchman05-Jun-19 01:38 AM
binance
SHossain05-Jun-19 01:38 AM
@AkiraX have you logged in into Agama using any seed? if yes, then move your funds
FlyingDutchman05-Jun-19 01:39 AM
i feel like our questions are not being sufficiently answered here. What is the compromise? How was it compromised?
CryptoInvestorAU05-Jun-19 01:39 AM
Thanks @Alright. Yes, I have accessed it recently. So moving to native is fine yeah?
LordTricky05-Jun-19 01:39 AM
what about private key / wif version 0.3.3a beta?
차미숙05-Jun-19 01:39 AM
What wallets are safe?
FlyingDutchman05-Jun-19 01:39 AM
sent to binance
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Tek05-Jun-19 01:40 AM
@FlyingDutchman I send a small amount first....
meatspoon05-Jun-19 01:40 AM
What about Chameleon wallet? Ocean is giving me headaches
Tek05-Jun-19 01:40 AM
@Alright is time important ? can I be hacked in 10 minuntes from now?
Alright05-Jun-19 01:40 AM
@LordTricky should be fine, but better to move them if you can
AkiraX05-Jun-19 01:40 AM
Not with a seed
With a key iexpoeted from hush wallet
alamjx205-Jun-19 01:40 AM
I am unable to access through agama lite mode
Tek05-Jun-19 01:41 AM
my kmd stack disapearing would ruin me
lmao
alamjx205-Jun-19 01:41 AM
Any idea how can I move my funds ?
Need4Speed📈05-Jun-19 01:41 AM
Wow
LordTricky05-Jun-19 01:41 AM
@Alright its 2:40 am and my agama is in virtual machine, i think it can wait till the morning, hopefully we find out what exactly has gone on for this panic fest by then
private guy05-Jun-19 01:42 AM
I’ve never done a paper wallet before, not tech savvy, is it easy?
Alright05-Jun-19 01:42 AM
@LordTricky Better to do it now if you used lite mode within the last 3 months.
@FlyingDutchman don't even have full details myself yet, please forgive the ambiguity, it's for the best
Exile1305-Jun-19 01:43 AM
for k64, i can create another Radd through Coinomi or OceanQT correct?
running 0.3.5 agama, wallet won't open on lite or native to move funds, errors on both
Alright05-Jun-19 01:43 AM
@Exile13 yes
jiraymond05-Jun-19 01:44 AM
@private guy as someone who is also extremely unsophisticated in this stuff, if it’s really this immediately dire specifically for Agama I recommend doing what a couple of us dummies appear to have done which is just tossing it onto the first exchange or otherwise web hosted wallet you can find and riding it out for the time being.
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SHossain05-Jun-19 01:44 AM
If you have already used Agama in the last 2 months with that seed than its "ok" to use it again to move the funds. If you have not used it for more than 4 months then you can leave them just on the seed. We recommend moving all funds (all coins) out
Please remain clam and move your funds securely.
What wallet can I use?
1. Paper wallet (best to use in offline computer) - https://support.komodoplatform.com/en/support/solutions/articles/29000024508-paper-wallet-guide
2. KomodoOceanQT wallet - https://komodoplatform.com/komodo-wallets/
3. Ledger
4. Send to Exchange (if you trust CEX)(edited)
Komodo. Contribute to jl777/komodo development by creating an account on GitHub.
Alright05-Jun-19 01:46 AM
@차미숙 it does, but you can generate an address on any of them and send coins there. You can then later import that address to the relevant chains
private guy05-Jun-19 01:46 AM
@jiraymond what exchange can accept SuperNET?
Alright05-Jun-19 01:46 AM
@Pixelised you can, but it requires a bit of work to recover them afterwards. Need tools to dump the WIFs from the ledger phrase
jiraymond05-Jun-19 01:47 AM
That, unfortunately, I don’t know.
dukeleto05-Jun-19 01:47 AM
git clone https://github.com/jl777/komodo; cd komodo; sudo apt-get install build-essential pkg-config libc6-dev m4 g++-multilib autoconf libtool ncurses-dev unzip git python python-zmq zlib1g-dev wget libcurl4-gnutls-dev bsdmainutils automake curl; ./zcutil/build.sh on Linux, and there will be a lot of downloading. But the power of running a full node is like nothing else
Pixelised05-Jun-19 01:47 AM
For the moment I'm installing Hushmate and generating a new address to send to.
 It is what it is.
Tek05-Jun-19 01:48 AM
is it interesting to run a native full node wallet on a laptop? ?


Environment
Soil pollution
Soil is polluted when harmful substances are introduced to it making it unfit for plant and animal life. It affects and endangers the living components of the soil. Things that contaminate soil are known as pollutants. They include:
- Polythene papers
- Pesticides
- Sewage water
- Fertilisers
- Herbicides
- Spilled oil
- Industrial wastes
Other causes of soil pollution
- Disposal of domestic waste on the soil
- Raw waste from burst sewage pipes
- Excessive use of farm chemicles
- Mining related activities and sand harvesting.
- Industrial waste that are allowed to flow into water sources.
Effects of soil pollution
- Soil polution kills the plant and animals that aerate the soil..
- Pollutants, such as polythene, block the penetration of roots into the soil.
- Pollution of soil affects the absorption of water and mineral salts by roots.
- Non-biodegradable wastes reduce the quality of the soil and affect the growth of plants.
Effects of soil pollution on animals
- Pollution in soil kills small animals, like microorganism, which aerate the soil affecting productivity.
Soil Conservation
Soil conservation means proper use, care and protection of soil to maintain its fertility. Plants require fertile soils for higher yields. Soil conservation methods include:
- Avoiding excessive use of fertilisers and pesticides.
- Avoiding dumping of industrial wastes on the soil
- Avoiding burning vegetation cover
- Mulching the soil to conserve the soil moisture
- Planting of cover crops such as grass and sweet potatoes.
- Building of terraces on steep slopes.
- Practicing contour farming on gentle slopes.
- Planting of trees to act as wind breakers.
- Building gabions to control gulley erosion.
- Controlled grazing.
- Proper stocking of livestock. Not keeping so many animals that land cannot support.
- Proper disposal of industrial and domestic wastes by treating, recycling or reusing.
Air Pollution
Air can be made impure by harmful substances called pollutants. The different ways that air can be polluted are:
- Smoking cigarettes.
- Burning of tyres and plastic materials.
- Fumes or gases from vehicle exhausts.
- Spraying farm chemicals
- Aerosal sprays and perfumes
- Industrial waste gases
- Carbon monoxide
- Sulphur dioxide
- excess carbon dioxide
- Smoke
- Dust
Effects of air pollution on plants
Dust particles in the air block stomata on leaves hence interfering with photosynthesis. Air pollution, by sulphur dioxide and carbon dioxide, can lead to formation of acid rain that affects plant growth. Air pollution makes plants and their produce harmful to human beings.
Effects of air pollution on animals
- Causes respiratory diseases in animals
- Carbon dioxide and sulphur dioxide cause acid rain that is harmful to animals that live in water.
Effects of air pollution on non-living things
- Acid rain caused by air pollution corrodes roofs made of corrugated iron sheets.
- Excess dust particles in the air lead to damage of the environment in general.
- Acid rain makes the soil more acidic. They become less fertile and unsuitable for plant growth.
Ways of controlling air pollution
- Avoiding smoking of cigarretes
- Not burning tyres and plastic materials
- Driving vehicles with well-maintained engines.
- Reducing excessive use of farm chemicals.
- Avoiding use of harmful aerosol sprays.
- Treating gaseous waste from industrial to make them safe


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On his first day as CEO of the Carlsberg Group, a global brewery and beverage company, Cees t Hart was given a key card by his assistant. The card locked out all the other floors for the elevator so that he could go directly to his corner office on the 20th floor. And with its picture windows, his office offered a stunning view of Copenhagen. These were the perks of his new position, ones that spoke to his power and importance within the company.
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You ask yourself if it's worth risking it all just because some stranger asks you to do this.
MAYBE A CUP OF COFEE WILL CLEAR MY HEAD.
MAYBE TAKING A NICE AND WARM "DUMP" WILL "OPEN" MORE MY THOUGHTS.
I'VE THOUGHT THIS TOO MUCH ALREADY, LET'S DO THIS!


Author: Ben Keunen
Date: March 24th
Sports are a large part of Canadian and American culture, 60% of kids between the age of 3 and 17 participate in an organized sport. Every organized sport is different, but they all have a few things in common. They have players/participants, and they have coaches. For this app this is exactly what we are focusing on. We are developing this web system as a coaching toolbox app allowing for team management; storing players and their statistics; exercises and descriptions along with a visual example drawn on a whiteboard; and the lineups of the team itself. For the purpose of proving the concept and keeping things simple we focused entirely on the sport hockey which has a very well organized setup and player statistics scheme.
Another fact about this websystem is it can be run entirely in a docker container no matter what the system architecture as long as you have access to docker and docker-compose. This containerization makes it simple to transfer the app from one computer to another.
Ensure Docker & Docker Compose above match,
Use CLI and go to project folder
Use Command:
docker-compose up --build -d
If docker containers are stopped at anypoint they can be restarted with:
docker-compose up -d
When finished with site use following command to clear all data related to it. Permanently Deletes All Data.
docker-compose down -v
Install Versions as above.
Copy project files to your root folder that xampp uses, ie cp476
Start XAMPP
Start Apache
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Chou scores 19 as No. 11 UCLA women down N. Colorado 92-58
by The Associated PressLOS ANGELES (AP) — Natalie Chou scored all but two of her 19 points in the first half as the No. 11 UCLA women jumped to a big early lead and blew past Northern Colorado 92-58 Friday night.
Chou was 7-of-9 shooting with a trio of 3-pointers, Japreece Dean added 18 points and seven assists while Lindsey Corsaro added 16 points for the Bruins, who are 4-0.
UCLA has won 65 of its last 73 at Pauley Pavilion.
Corsaro scored layup for UCLA 22 seconds into game and, after a 2-2 tie, Bruins went on a 29-9 run. Lauryn Miller made it 31-11 with a steal at half-court and a driving left-handed layup to end the quarter.
UCLA opened the second half on an 8-0 run with Michaela Onyenware scoring seven of her nine points in the third quarter. After trailing by 41 in the third, Northern Colorado briefly cut the lead to under 30 points by late in the fourth before UCLA allowed just one point over the final 2:36.
Alexis Chapman was the only Northern Colorado player to reach double figures with 18 points. The Bears turned the ball over 25 times, leading to 26 UCLA points.
The Bruins dominated the paint 52-16 and, thanks to 13 steals, had a 25-4 edge on the fast break.
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For women’s games: https://apnews.com/Womenscollegebasketball and https://twitter.com/AP_Top25
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In May 2019, I earned my Bachelor of Science in Engineering in Computer Systems Engineering from Arizona State
University via their ABET-accredited CIDSE program.
For my final 3 years as an undergraduate, I worked as an IT Systems Support student worker for ASU’s
Engineering Dean’s Office. I directly supported technology utilized daily by the Dean of Engineering and his
close staff. I gained experience in supporting users and utilizing task-management systems.
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After Serial Logger Service has been installed and configured, the service can be started. The service can be started using the Serial Logger Service Configuration program, the Windows Services applet in the Control Panel, or any other service control program. If the Start automatically when Windows starts checkbox is checked, then the service will startup automatically with Windows.
The Serial Logger Service Configuration program does not need to be running in order for the actual services to run, as they run in the background.
Any warnings, errors, timeouts, or other significant events will be recorded in the Windows Application Event Log which can be viewed by using Event Viewer.
While the service is running, any data received on the serial port will be immediately written to the log file. If the Timestamps option is set to No, the exact binary data received on the serial port will be copied to the log file. Serial Logger Service will not add any timestamps, carriage-returns, line-feeds, or modify the data in any way when it is written to the log file in this mode.
When the service starts, it does not overwrite the log file if it exists. Instead, it just appends newly received data to the end of the log file. If you want to start with a blank file, you must ensure that the log file doesn't exist or is blank before starting the service.
As long as the service is running, the log file is locked so that no other application can modify it. However, if the service is paused, the log file is closed so that other applications can read, write, move, or delete it. When the service is resumed, the log file is reopened (or recreated if necessary) and any data received on the serial port while the service was paused is written to the new log file. This mechanism allows for a very flexible method for importing the data into a database or another application without risking losing data during the import process. Pausing the service has no effect on ODBC logging.


Ruby From Other Languages
When you first look at some Ruby code, it will likely remind you of other programming languages you’ve used. This is on purpose. Much of the syntax is familiar to users of Perl, Python, and Java (among other languages), so if you’ve used those, learning Ruby will be a piece of cake.
This document contains two major sections. The first attempts to be a rapid-fire summary of what you can expect to see when going from language X to Ruby. The second section tackles the major language features and how they might compare to what you’re already familiar with.
What to Expect: Language X to Ruby
Important Language Features And Some Gotchas
Here are some pointers and hints on major Ruby features you’ll see while learning Ruby.
Iteration
Two Ruby features that are a bit unlike what you may have seen before, and which take some getting used to, are “blocks” and iterators. Instead of looping over an index (like with C, C++, or pre-1.5 Java), or looping over a list (like Perl’s for (@a) {…}, or Python’s for i in aList: …), with Ruby you’ll very often instead see
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For more info on each
(and it’s friends collect
, find
, inject
,
sort
, etc.), see ri Enumerable
(and then ri
Enumerable#func_name).
Everything has a value
There’s no difference between an expression and a statement. Everything has a value, even if that value is nil. This is possible:
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Symbols are not lightweight Strings
Many Ruby newbies struggle with understanding what Symbols are, and what they can be used for.
Symbols can best be described as identities. A symbol is all about
who it is, not what it is. Fire up irb
and see the difference:
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The object_id
methods returns the identity of an Object. If two
objects have the same object_id
, they are the same (point to the same
Object in memory).
As you can see, once you have used a Symbol once, any Symbol with the
same characters references the same Object in memory. For any given two
Symbols that represent the same characters, the object_id
s match.
Now take a look at the String (“george”). The object_id
s don’t match.
That means they’re referencing two different objects in memory. Whenever
you use a new String, Ruby allocates memory for it.
If you’re in doubt whether to use a Symbol or a String, consider what’s more important: the identity of an object (i.e. a Hash key), or the contents (in the example above, “george”).
Everything is an Object
“Everything is an object” isn’t just hyperbole. Even classes and integers are objects, and you can do the same things with them as with any other object:
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Variable Constants
Constants are not really constant. If you modify an already initialized constant, it will trigger a warning, but not halt your program. That isn’t to say you should redefine constants, though.
Naming conventions
Ruby enforces some naming conventions. If an identifier starts with a
capital letter, it is a constant. If it starts with a dollar sign ($),
it is a global variable. If it starts with @
, it is an instance
variable. If it starts with @@
, it is a class variable.
Method names, however, are allowed to start with capital letters. This can lead to confusion, as the example below shows:
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Now Constant
is 10, but Constant()
is 11.
Fake keyword parameters
Ruby doesn’t have keyword parameters, like Python has. However, it can be faked by using symbols and hashes. Ruby on Rails, among others, uses this heavily. Example:
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The universal truth
In Ruby, everything except nil and false is considered true. In C, Python and many other languages, 0 and possibly other values, such as empty lists, are consided false. Take a look at the following Python code (the example applies to other languages, too):
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This will print “0 is false”. The equivalent Ruby:
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Prints “0 is true”.
Access modifiers apply until the end of scope
In the following Ruby code,
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You might expect another_method
to be public. Not so. The ‘private’
access modifier continues until the end of the scope, or until another
access modifier pops up, whichever comes first. By default, methods are
public:
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public
, private
and protected
are really methods, so they can take
parameters. If you pass a Symbol to one of them, that method’s visibility
is altered. ## Method access
In Java, public
means a method is accessible by anyone. protected
means the class’s instances, instances of descendant classes, and
instances of classes in the same package can access it, but not anyone
else, and private
means nobody besides the classes instances can
access the method.
Ruby differs slightly. public
is, naturally, public. private
means
the method(s) are accessible only when they can be called without an
explicit receiver. Only self is allowed to be the receiver of a
private method call.
protected
is the one to be on the lookout for. A protected method can be
called from a class or descendant class instances, but also with another
instance as its receiver. Example, adapted from the Ruby FAQ:
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Classes are open
Ruby classes are open. You can open them up, add to them, and change them at
any time. Even core classes, like Fixnum
or even Object
, the parent of all
objects. Ruby on Rails defines a bunch of methods for dealing with time on
Fixnum
. Watch:
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Funny method names
In Ruby, methods are allowed to end with question marks or exclamation marks.
By convention, methods that answer questions end in question marks. For instance,
Array#empty?
returns true if the receiver is empty. Potentially “dangerous”
methods (i.e. methods that modify self
or the arguments, like exit!
, etc.) by
convention end with exclamation marks.
But beware! All methods that change their arguments don’t necessarily end with
exclamation marks, though. Array#replace
replaces the contents of an array
with the contents of another array. It doesn’t make much sense to have a
method like that that doesn’t modify self, so there’s no need for the
exclamation mark.
Singleton methods
Singleton methods are per-object methods. They are only available on the object you defined it on.
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Missing methods
Ruby doesn’t give up if it can’t find a method that responds to a
particular message. It calls the method_missing
method with the name
of the method it couldn’t find and the arguments. By default,
method_missing
raises a NameError
exception, but you can redefine it to
better fit your application, and many libraries do. Here is an example:
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The code above just prints the details of the call, but you are free to handle the message in any way that is appropriate.
Message passing, not function calls
A method call is really a message to another object:
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Blocks are Objects, they just don’t know it yet
Blocks (closures, really) are heavily used by the standard library. To
call a block, you can either use yield
, or make it a Proc
by
appending a special argument to the argument list, like so:
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You can create blocks outside of method calls, too, by calling Proc.new
with a block or calling the lambda
method.
Similarly, methods are also Objects in the making:
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Operators are syntactic sugar
Most operators in Ruby are just syntactic sugar (with some precedence rules) for method calls. You can, for example, override Fixnums + method:
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You don’t need C++’s operator+
, etc.
You can even have array-style access if you define the []
and []=
methods. To define the unary + and – (think +1 and -2), you must define the +@
and -@
methods, respectively. The operators below are not syntactic sugar, though. They are not
methods, and cannot be redefined:
=, .., ..., !, not, &&, and, ||, or, !=, !~, ::
In addition, +=
, *=
etc. are just abbrevations for var = var + other_var
, var = var * other_var
, etc. and therefore cannot be redefined.
Finding Out More
When you are ready for more Ruby knowledge, see our Documentation section.


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Oman’s Majlis Al Shura members take oath; opening session held
by Times News ServiceMuscat: The opening session of Majlis Al Shura Council was held under the chairmanship of His Excellency Khalid Al Ma'awali, for the ninth period (2019-2023).
The session took a note of the draft of state budget for fiscal year 2020.
A statement issued by Oman News Agency online said : “ His Excellency Sheikh Ahmed bin Mohammed Al Nadabi, Secretary General of the Shura Council, said in a statement that today's session included the election of six members to the Bureau of the Council in addition to the election of the Chairman of the committees due to their experiences in competent committees.”
ONA confirmed that: “ HE Jihad Al Fannah of Sur, HE Malik Al Yahmadi of Bawshar, Tahira Al Lawatiyah of Mutrah, Abdullah Al Rasbi of Al Kamel and Al Wafi, Ahmad Al Abri of Nizwa, and Ammar Al Sa’adi of Al Musna’a, won the Membership of Shura Council Bureau.”
“The 85 members of the State Council also sworn an oath. “ ONA added


Govt plans to merge 2 UTs -- Daman and Diu, Dadra and Nagar Haveli
The Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu (Merger of Union Territories) Bill 2019 is part of the proposed government business for the next week, Meghwal said.
by PTITwo Union Territories -- Daman and Diu, and Dadra and Nagar Haveli -- will be merged into one and a bill in this effect will be tabled in Parliament next week, Union Minister Arjun Meghwal said in the Lok Sabha on November 22. The move comes three months after Jammu and Kashmir was bifurcated into two UTs -- Jammu and Kashmir, and Ladakh.
The Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu (Merger of Union Territories) Bill 2019 is part of the proposed government business for the next week, Meghwal said.
Officials said the merger of the two UTs, located along the western coast near Gujarat, will be done for better administration and check duplications of various work.
So far, both the UTs have separate budgets and different secretariats even though they are just 35 km apart.
Dadra and Nagar Haveli has just one district while Daman and Diu has two.
The merged UT is likely to be named as Dadra, Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu and its headquarters could be Daman and Diu.
On August 5, the central government had announced the abrogation of the special status given to Jammu and Kashmir under Article 370 and its bifurcation into two UTs.
The country currently has nine UTs after the creation of the UTs of Jammu and Kashmir, and Ladakh. However, with the merger of Daman and Diu, and Dadra and Nagar Haveli, the number of UTs will come down to eight.


WITNESS LIST Energy Resources Committee March 20, 2003-8:00A HB 942 On: Poe, Timothy A. (Texas Railroad Commission) Seni, Steven (Texas Railroad Commission) Registering, but not testifying: For: Allday, Marty (Copano Energy) Allday, Marty (Enbridge Energy) Mann, James (Texas Pipeline Association) Nugent, Patrick (Texas Pipeline Association) Olson, Kym (El Paso Corp.) Patton, Charles (American Electric Power--Houston Pipeline Company) Stevens, Bill (Texas Alliance of Energy Producers) Woodard, Shayne (Duke Energy) Woodard, Shayne (Sunoco) Against: Small, Ed (Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association) On: Helmueller, Mark (Texas Railroad Commission) LaHood, Debbie (Texas Railroad Commission) Ross, Charles (Texas Railroad Commission) Tintera, John (Texas Railroad Commission)


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BubbleProfiler
0.3.0
by Peter Athron, Csaba Balazs, Michael Bardsley, Andrew Fowlie, Dylan Harries & Graham White
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Public Attributes | |
| double | u {1.} |
| double | v {1.} |
| double | m {3.} |
| bool | calculate_profile {false} |
| double | global_min {-1.} |
| std::string | output_file {""} |
| std::string | perturbations_file {""} |
| bool | use_perturbative {false} |
| bool | verbose {false} |
Definition at line 53 of file general_fubini.cpp.
| bool BubbleProfiler::Fubini_options::calculate_profile {false} |
Definition at line 57 of file general_fubini.cpp.
Referenced by main(), and BubbleProfiler::parse_global_min().
| double BubbleProfiler::Fubini_options::global_min {-1.} |
Definition at line 58 of file general_fubini.cpp.
Referenced by main(), and BubbleProfiler::parse_global_min().
| double BubbleProfiler::Fubini_options::m {3.} |
Definition at line 56 of file general_fubini.cpp.
Referenced by main(), and BubbleProfiler::parse_positional_args().
| std::string BubbleProfiler::Fubini_options::output_file {""} |
Definition at line 59 of file general_fubini.cpp.
Referenced by main(), and BubbleProfiler::parse_global_min().
| std::string BubbleProfiler::Fubini_options::perturbations_file {""} |
Definition at line 60 of file general_fubini.cpp.
Referenced by main(), and BubbleProfiler::parse_global_min().
| double BubbleProfiler::Fubini_options::u {1.} |
Definition at line 54 of file general_fubini.cpp.
Referenced by main(), and BubbleProfiler::parse_positional_args().
| bool BubbleProfiler::Fubini_options::use_perturbative {false} |
Definition at line 61 of file general_fubini.cpp.
Referenced by main(), and BubbleProfiler::parse_global_min().
| double BubbleProfiler::Fubini_options::v {1.} |
Definition at line 55 of file general_fubini.cpp.
Referenced by main(), and BubbleProfiler::parse_positional_args().
| bool BubbleProfiler::Fubini_options::verbose {false} |
Definition at line 62 of file general_fubini.cpp.
Referenced by main(), and BubbleProfiler::parse_global_min().


I'm Lou Lou, and I'm 3 years old. I was found with my sister in a car park in Romania trying to get everyone's attention. Fortunately, I was saved but I hated living in the kennels over there, so they found me an amazing foster home in the UK. We were then adopted and off on our way to our forever hoems together! Sadly, our adopter decided that she couldn't cope with both of us. My sister, Lina, was much more well behaved and enjoyed cuddles and being indoors, but I want to be outside enjoying life! A lovely family took me in on emergency into a foster home where I am so much happier, but I still want a home to call my own.
I would love a home with a garden I can go out to when I want, and a family with children as I love to play. I love all people, children, dogs and cats.
Please adopt me! I hope my next home will be my forever home!


This is how you can order your remote healing session. Select your numbers of treatments. As soon as you have booked we will contact you. Certainly it is possible to also contact us directly if you would like an additional option. Here for contact information
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10 Remote treatments per clientCHF 300.- Choose your time and date individually. This is a good way of getting to know our services and reduce issues of minor illness.
25 Remote treatments per clientCHF 700.- This is recommended for bigger health issues. It can be used for longer term treatment planning or also as an intensive interval treatment. You or your clients stay on a roll energetically and treatment success of bigger complexity will be felt or seen.
40 Remote treatments per clientCHF 1080.- Big health issues and chronic illnesses usually experience to get stabilised or improve the health. Through having a longer period of treatment planning you profit from a closer collaboration of the Indian and Swiss teams to adjust the treatment even more to the individuals needs.


Windrose Creation Utility
Create a windrose from any Excel file. Note: your column names must be in row 1 of your file.
Sheet Name:
Update Columns
Magnitude:
Direction:
Graph


About
I pursue Electronics and Communication engineering at Sardar Vallabhbhai National Institute of technology. Currently in 2nd year, quite content with whatever I'm doing.
I live and am brought up in Surat, Gujarat, India. My natural habitat is sitting in a corner with my laptop and earplugs, a tight bubble of total focus. I love reading philosophies and self-help books. I chill out with horror movies.
I started development with web technologies and embedded, now diving deep into machine learning and deep learning.
I love mathematics and its endless possibilities.
I'm up for any kind of collaboration which includes building something. Anything.
I love learning different technologies and make applications with or without purpose. I've some mini learning projects in my bag. I love building stuff with something I've no idea about, and learn on the way. Apart from these, I write blogs sometimes.


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Charlton HestonWill be remembered by posterity primarily as the star of Soylent Green.Also "Planet of the Apes," "The Ten Commandments," "Touch Of Evil." Heston was one of the directors of the Nicaraguan Freedom Fund, a nonprofit organization created at the behest of Oliver North to help fund the Contras. $100,000 in seed money was provided by the personal assistant to Sun Myung Moon. Currently very enthusiastically leading the National Rifle Association. Has Alzheimer's. |


Constants
PATH_BASE
- The base location at which your application resides
PATH_CORE
- The location of the Core52 framework (
PATH_BASE/core
)
PATH_CORE_OBJECTS
- The location of the Core52 framework objects directory (
PATH_CORE/objects
)
PATH_APP
- The location of your application (
PATH_BASE/app
)
PATH_CONTROLLERS
- The location of your controllers directory (
PATH_APP/controllers
)
PATH_OBJECTS
- The location of your objects directory (
PATH_APP/objects
)
PATH_MODELS
- The location of your models directory (
PATH_APP/models
)
PATH_STATIC
- The location of your static directory (
PATH_APP/static
)
PATH_VIEWS
- The location of your views directory (
PATH_APP/views
)
PATH_TEMP
- The location of your temporary directory (
PATH_APP/temp
)
PATH_CACHE
- The location of your cache directory (
PATH_APP/cache
)
PATH_UPLOADS
- The location of your uploads directory (
PATH_APP/uploads
)
PATH_AUTH
- The location of your authentication file
PATH_VIEWS
- The location of your views directory (
PATH_APP/views
)
DEV_MODE
- Indicates whether your top-level domain is .dev


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Bouncy Castle Cryptography Library 1.46 | ||||||||
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| SUMMARY: NESTED | FIELD | CONSTR | METHOD | DETAIL: FIELD | CONSTR | METHOD |
java.lang.Object org.bouncycastle.asn1.ASN1Encodable org.bouncycastle.asn1.x509.NoticeReference
public class NoticeReference
NoticeReference
class, used in
CertificatePolicies
X509 V3 extensions
(in policy qualifiers).
NoticeReference ::= SEQUENCE { organization DisplayText, noticeNumbers SEQUENCE OF INTEGER }
PolicyQualifierInfo
,
PolicyInformation
| Field Summary |
|---|
| Fields inherited from class org.bouncycastle.asn1.ASN1Encodable |
|---|
BER, DER |
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
NoticeReference(ASN1Sequence as)
Creates a new NoticeReference instance. |
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NoticeReference(int displayTextType,
java.lang.String orgName,
ASN1Sequence numbers)
Creates a new NoticeReference instance. |
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NoticeReference(java.lang.String orgName,
ASN1Sequence numbers)
Creates a new NoticeReference instance. |
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NoticeReference(java.lang.String orgName,
java.util.Vector numbers)
Creates a new NoticeReference instance. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
static NoticeReference |
getInstance(java.lang.Object as)
|
ASN1Sequence |
getNoticeNumbers()
|
DisplayText |
getOrganization()
|
DERObject |
toASN1Object()
Describe toASN1Object method here. |
| Methods inherited from class org.bouncycastle.asn1.ASN1Encodable |
|---|
equals, getDEREncoded, getDERObject, getEncoded, getEncoded, hashCode |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public NoticeReference(java.lang.String orgName, java.util.Vector numbers)
NoticeReference
instance.
orgName
- a String
valuenumbers
- a Vector
valuepublic NoticeReference(java.lang.String orgName, ASN1Sequence numbers)
NoticeReference
instance.
orgName
- a String
valuenumbers
- an ASN1EncodableVector
valuepublic NoticeReference(int displayTextType, java.lang.String orgName, ASN1Sequence numbers)
NoticeReference
instance.
displayTextType
- an int
valueorgName
- a String
valuenumbers
- an ASN1EncodableVector
valuepublic NoticeReference(ASN1Sequence as)
NoticeReference
instance.
Useful for reconstructing a NoticeReference
instance from its encodable/encoded form.
as
- an ASN1Sequence
value obtained from either
calling @{link toASN1Object()} for a NoticeReference
instance or from parsing it from a DER-encoded stream.| Method Detail |
|---|
public static NoticeReference getInstance(java.lang.Object as)
public DisplayText getOrganization()
public ASN1Sequence getNoticeNumbers()
public DERObject toASN1Object()
toASN1Object
method here.
toASN1Object
in class ASN1Encodable
DERObject
value
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wcore_spec.Rd
This function computes the median series representing the wavelet-based signal estimation series for a specific condition.
wcore_spec(x, filterexpr)
| x | An object generated by the functions
|
|---|---|
| filterexpr | A logical condition involving
variables used in functions of type |
A tibble
library(lubridate) inf_head <- coreinf_br[["ipca"]] date_start <- coreinf_br[["date"]][1] ts_start <- c(year(date_start), month(date_start)) inf_head_ts <- ts(inf_head, start = ts_start, frequency = 12) wshr_obj <- wav_args_wshr(list( wavelet = c("haar", "d4", "d6", "d8", "s8"), n.level = 1:4 )) core_wavelet <- wav_smooth(inf_head, wshr_obj) core_wavelet2 <- wcore_table(core_wavelet, inf_head_ts) x <- wcore_summary(core_wavelet2, inf_head)#> Warning: unnest() has a new interface. See ?unnest for details. #> Try `df %>% unnest(c(sd, mav25, no_bias, dyn_inf, dyn_core))`, with `mutate()` if neededwcore_spec(x, wavelet == "haar")#> Warning: unnest() has a new interface. See ?unnest for details. #> Try `df %>% unnest(c(date, x_sm))`, with `mutate()` if needed#> # A tibble: 302 x 2 #> date median #> <dbl> <dbl> #> 1 1994. 6.83 #> 2 1995. 1.76 #> 3 1995. 1.61 #> 4 1995. 2.69 #> 5 1995. 2.76 #> 6 1995. 1.67 #> 7 1995 1.59 #> 8 1995. 1.48 #> 9 1995. 1.67 #> 10 1995. 2.22 #> # ... with 292 more rows


 body as html to be cleaned
| Name | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| outputtype | no | simple | Defines how the resulting XML will be serialized. Allowed
values are simple , compact , browser-compact
and pretty . |
| advancedxmlescape | no | true | If this parameter is set to true, ampersand sign (&) that proceeds valid XML character sequences (&XXX;) will not be escaped with &XXX; |
| usecdata | no | true | If true, HtmlCleaner will treat SCRIPT and STYLE tag contents as CDATA sections, or otherwise it will be regarded as ordinary text (special characters will be escaped). |
| specialentities | no | true | If true, special HTML entities (i.e. ô, ‰, ×) are replaced with unicode characters they represent (ô, ‰, ×). This doesn't include &, <, >, ", '. |
| unicodechars | no | true | If true, HTML characters represented by their codes in form &#XXXX; are replaced with real unicode characters (i.e. ж is replaces with ж). |
| omitunknowntags | no | false | Tells whether to skip (ignore) unknown tags during cleanup. |
| treatunknowntagsascontent | no | false | Tells whether to treat unknown tags as ordinary content, i.e.
<something...> will be transformed to <something...> .
This attribute is applicable only if omitUnknownTags is
set to false. |
| omitdeprtags | no | false | Tells whether to skip (ignore) deprecated HTML tags during cleanup. |
| treatdeprtagsascontent | no | false | Tells whether to treat deprecated tags as ordinary content,
i.e.  will be transformed to  .
This attribute is applicable only if omitDeprecatedTags
is set to false. |
| omitcomments | no | false | Tells whether to skip HTML comments. |
| omithtmlenvelope | no | false | Tells whether to remove HTML and BODY tags from the resulting XML, and use first tag in the BODY section instead. If BODY section doesn't contain any tags, then this attribute has no effect. |
| allowmultiwordattributes | no | true | Tells parser wether to allow attribute values consisting of
multiple words or not. If true, attribute att="a b c"
will stay like it is, and if false parser will split this into att="a"
b="b" c="c" (this is default browsers' behaviour). |
| allowhtmlinsideattributes | no | false | Tells parser wether to allow html tags inside attribute
values. For example, when this flag is set att="here is
link" will stay like it is, and if not,
parser will end attribute value after "here is ". This flag makes sense only if allowMultiWordAttributes is
set as well. |
| namespacesaware | no | true | If true, namespace prefixes found during parsing will be preserved and all neccessery xml namespace declarations will be added in the root element. If false, all namespace prefixes and all xmlns namespace declarations will be stripped. |
| prunetags | no | empty string | Comma-separated list of tags that will be complitely removed
(with all nested elements) from XML tree after parsing. For exampe if
pruneTags is "script,style" , resulting XML
will not contain scripts and styles. |
 <http url="http://www.motors.ebay.com"/>
Downloads the www.motors.ebay.com page and cleans it up producing pretty-prented XML content.


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Type tasks, one on each line, that will be added to your {% folder_link 'inbox' %}.


RobotCoding is built around the coding problems from Ingraham High School's FIRST Tech Challenge team's Coding Binder. These problems were written by Ariel Rotter-Aboyoun to train new members of the team in the fundamentals and syntax of RobotC. After a successful competition season using the binder, she decided that she wanted to share and build her RobotC training in a wider community.
Corrections, suggestions and general feedback is appreciated! Contact Ingraham Robotics.
RobotCoding is intended for educational purposes only and is not affiliated with Robomatter, Inc.


Project
Tea set developed for a Brazilian ceramic company (Oxford) celebrating the Valentine's day. The idea was to create a gift option for young couples, considering the company's printing processes and its portfolio. The handmade illustration brings some elements from everyday life, showing the couple's complicity through gestures, caress and personal objects.


Optimising the keywords in your website for search engines like Google to increase traffic to your site.
Consulting for your social media content and brand presence. Platforms like Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn.
Develop dynamic web applications for your website using Ruby on Rails. This allows for your MVP to be marketed live very quickly.
Completed the Higher School Certificate from a government selective school achieving in the top 10% of the state.
Completed Bachelors degree in Science majoring in Psychology.
Began a website and application development boot camp at Digital Intelligence Institute from which this portfolio website application came to be created.
Social media brand and content strategist and web developer intern. Continuously learning and embracing the tech environment around me.
Graduate Student
Annabelle's hobbies outside of work include volleyball, food, dining out, photography, travel and thinking about the future of blockchain technology.


Week 7 - Hello, Burnout
This week we played with RSpec testing and Rails. Rails comes with all kinds of shortcut goodies that seem really cool until you have to debug them. It’s much more confusing to debug a helper function that hides what it’s doing than to debug something you wrote yourself. Rails is difficult to learn, is what I’m saying.
Our weekend project was to make a clone of StackOverflow. On Monday morning, we’ll have a demo of what we worked on over the weekend.
This week was hard. We’ve been learning new things every day for over 40 days now. Personally, I’ve hit a wall that I was previously unaware of. I’ve spoken with a few of my cohort-mates about this, and some of them seem to be having a similar experience. This program is emotionally demanding, and I’ve hit my edge. The good news, is that I could be honest with my project team about my emotional state. I was able to frontload my contributions to take some weekend time for myself, somewhat guilt-free.
At one point this week, one of my instructors pulled me aside to express concern over my wellbeing. I’m not sure how my behavior has changed, or if I’ve just looked really tired, but that 2 minute interaction helped more than words can express. It’s okay if I don’t make it back up to 100% for the remainder of my time here at DBC. Whatever % I have left is what I’m going to bring with me every day. I know I have a fantastic safety net if I start burning too low - all my teachers, my cohort, and my family and friends back home.
In a way, I feel as though I’ve already learned everything I need to get a job in web development. We’ll be starting final projects at the end of next week, and it feels more like a victory lap than anything else. Come job hunting time, I know I’ll appreciate having a lovely example of what I’ve learned to show to employers. Now all I have to do is come up with a brilliant website idea O.o (please email me website ideas!!).
Final Thoughts
What works?
- Empathetic team members
- Leaders that pay attention
What doesn’t?
- There’s a line between taking time for yourself and isolating yourself from others. I managed to intuit that I crossed that line, so I stopped and made some strides in the opposite direction.


Drive the Lego Technic 'Top Gear' rally car with a smartphone
Available December 26, 2019, for $129.00
by Tony MarkovichBluetooth technology is not uncommon in a new, modern car, but this specific automobile uses it for a different purpose: remote control. "Top Gear" collaborated with Lego Technic to create a cool little rally car that pairs with a smartphone. Oddly enough, though, it will not be available for Christmas.
At the 2019 Los Angeles Auto Show, Lego unveiled a new partnership with BBC Studios. The team from "Top Gear" tinkered with Lego Technic engineering to design the shape of a rally car and curate the stickers. The overall package on the car and box is themed to be the Stig's vehicle and features logos across the rally lights and roof.
In total, the kit uses 463 Lego "elements." The rally car has one large motor, one extra large motor, and can be connected to a smartphone through the Lego Technic Control+ app. Using the smartphone touchscreen, the app can drive the car forward, backward, and steer. It has multi-touch control, as well as gyro control, and the app has various challenges, achievements and inspirational videos built in.
The "Top Gear rally" car is intended for ages nine years old and older and will retail for $129.00, plus taxes. It will be available starting December 26, 2019.


Man Receives Testicle Transplant From Twin
Dec. 9, 2019 -- A man who was born without testicles got a transplanted one from his identical twin brother, doctors say.
The six-hour operation on the 36-year-old patient was performed early last week in Belgrade, Serbia, by an international team of surgeons, The New York Times reported.
Being born without testicles is rare and this is only the third known transplant of its type. The first two were performed in St. Louis 40 years ago and involved two pairs of identical twin brothers. In each pair, a brother did not have testicles.
The goals of the recent surgery included giving the patient more stable levels of the male hormone testosterone than could be provided by injections and to enable him to father children, Dr. Dicken Ko, a transplant surgeon and urology professor at Tufts University School of Medicine in Boston, told The Times.
Ko was one of the surgeons on the transplant team.
By last Friday, the recipient had normal testosterone levels, Ko told The Times.
Surgeons operated on the brothers simultaneously, in adjoining rooms, the newspaper reported. During the intricate procedure, doctors had to stitch together two arteries and two veins that were less than 2 millimeters wide.
"Once you remove the testicle from the donor, the clock starts ticking very fast," Dr. Branko Bojovic, an expert in microsurgery at Harvard Medical School who participated in the surgery, told the The Times.
"Within two to four hours, you have to have it re-perfused and working again," Bojovic said. Without a blood supply, a testicle is viable for only four to six hours.
Doctors say testicle transplant surgery could have wider applications for transgender people, accident victims, wounded soldiers and cancer patients, The Times reported.


Video games can be an outlet for many kids, unfortunately not all kids have access to these types of things as they can get pricey. Thats where we come in, we provide a club after school for kids who want to play. These games might improve kids hand–eye coordination and problem-solving skills. Vr also requires kids to actually move or manipulate the game through their own physical movement so kids arent staying sedentary.
Virtual Therapy can be used to help with fears such as fear of flying, public speaking, spiders, and many more scenarios that can cause people anxiety, putting people through virtual therapy can help people with their anxiety. Some clinicians have even used this to integrate exposure therapy for veterans with PTSD.
Anatomy forms the foundation for much of what a medical student needs to learn and what a doctor needs to know, but it is often a dreaded memorization ordeal and a challenge to see how all the bones, muscles, nerves and organs fit together. Cadavers and textbooks have limitations in what they can convey. Virtual reality improves upon learning from a cadaver by its ability to go from the skin layer all the way down to the bones, and back again.
You can donate to your selected project in just a few clicks! Super easy and no hassle.
The SIXR app makes it simple to launch and manage your campaign on the go.
Harness the power of social media to spread your story and get more support.
You can personalize and share your Campaign in just a few minutes.
With a 0% platform fee, you get to keep even more of your money.
One of a few select platforms with donor protection in the industry.


Welcome Pro-Educator
An interactive Zoom tool that promotes engagement and prevents Zoom fatigue
Whats new?
- Get live insights on how you class is responding to the content
- Pixelation mode during meetings
- Updated graphics for games
Based on insights form your class's average emotions


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* Network Blocks owned by the organization can be passively obtained from performing whois searches. DNSStuff.com is a one stop shop for obtaining this type of information.
* Open Source searches for IP Addresses could yield information about the types of infrastructure at the target. Administrators often post ip address information in the context of help requests on various support sites.


WITNESS LIST Defense Affairs and State-Federal Relations Committee March 20, 2003-8:00A HB 174 For: Nettles, A. Bentley (Self) On: Marty, MG Wayne D. (Adjutant General's Dept) Reimer, Bill (Texas Military Forces) HB 1040 For: Patterson, Jerry (General Land Office, Veterans Land Board) On: Letteri, Noelle C. (General Land Office, Veterans Land Board) Oldmixon, Douglas E. (Veterans Land Board) HB 1360 For: Hinojosa, Regina (Self) Patterson, Jerry (Self) Weiser, David (Self and Texas Employment Lawyers Association) On: Reimer, Bill (Texas Military Forces)


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Mercenary Captain Pierce:
I can tell by your looks that you found something. Well? Is my scout OK?
Spit it out, soldier! What do you know?
"Read this memo."


Stack Overflow has become a tremendous knowledge repository for developers' thoughts and practices. Hyperlinks in Q&A discussions are an important source of information to understand Q&A discussions and enrich learning experience. When reading a post, a desirable goal would be to easily discover and access online resources relevant to the information (e..g, a hyperlink) in the post, as if these online resources were embedded in the post. Tens of millions of hyperlinks are disseminated in Stack Overflow, while wisdom on what web resources are salient is implicit in the millions of discussion threads.
we present the LinkLive framework to discover and recommend salient web resources to a developer who is interested in the information relevant to a hyperlink in a web page.
scvRipper is a computer-vision-based video scraping technique to recognize window-based applications in screen-captured videos, and to extract application-specific content from the recognized application windows (e.g., code fragments in file editor, error messages in IDE console output, URLs in URL bar of web browser, and keywords in search box of search engine). scvRipper tool takes as input a screen-captured video, i.e., a time-series stream of screenshots taken by screen-capture tools such as Snagit. It produces as output a time-series interaction data (i.e., software usage and application content) reverse-engineered from the video.


Looking for a gaming chair? Check out Ikea's offerings
by Brendan LowrySource: Ikea
Best Ikea Gaming Chair Windows Central 2019
A good gaming chair is a fantastic way that you can stay comfortable while playing your favorite titles, and while you'll rarely hear its name in discussions about the best ones, Ikea does offer a handful of quality chairs. Ultimately, between the three that Ikea has made, we think that the MARKUS Gaming Chair is the best overall chair since it has an excellent balance of comfort, adjustability, and pricing.
Best Overall: MARKUS Gaming Chair
Source: Ikea
When it comes to the best overall chair that Ikea offers, we think that the MARKUS Gaming Chair takes the cake. It features a tall back with an airy mesh, a thickly-cushioned seat, built-in lumbar support, and a comfy headrest. This chair is incredibly relaxing to game in. On top of that, you can adjust the seat height, and you can also tilt the chair back for increased comfort. Also, this chair is less expensive than either of Ikea's other gaming chairs, and you don't lose out on much quality at all, which is a big reason this is our favorite pick. Finally, the chair has a solid weight capacity of 242 pounds, which should be good enough for most users. All of Ikea's chairs have the same weight capacity, so if you need something higher, you'll want to look towards other options.
Pros:
- Incredibly comfortable
- Fairly adjustable
- Mesh helps keep you cool
- Least expensive of Ikea's chairs
Cons:
- Can't adjust the headrest
Best Overall
MARKUS Gaming Chair
Perfectly balanced, as all chairs should be
Offering the perfect balance between quality and price, the MARKUS chair is our top pick.
Elite Pick: JÄRVFJÄLLET Gaming Chair
Source: Ikea
The JÄRVFJÄLLET Gaming Chair should be your choice if you love everything about the MARKUS Gaming Chair, but are also willing to spend some extra money for the addition of an adjustable headrest. This chair is virtually identical to the MARKUS Gaming Chair in every way, but the key difference is that its headrest isn't static and can be tilted to best fit your preferred positioning. The price increase is rather steep for one more feature, but for some, it may be worth the money.

Most Adjustable: HATTEFJÄLL Gaming Chair
Source: Ikea
If you'd prefer something that offers excellent adjustability, the HATTEFJÄLL Gaming Chair should be the seat you opt for. It trades the tall mesh back for a lower cushion-based one, which is also very comfortable, but may not be great for tall users. However, the back can be raised a bit, which may help out if you find your height makes sitting in the chair uncomfortable when it's in its default position. Like the other chairs, you can adjust the seat height and tilt back to your preferred angle, but unlike the others, you can also adjust seat and armrest depth with this chair. This makes the HATTEFJÄLL Gaming Chair the most adjustable one out of the bunch. Unfortunately, this also means it's a bit expensive.
Pros:
- Incredibly comfortable
- Best amount of adjustability
- Great if you don't like mesh
Cons:
- More expensive
- Tall people may dislike the short back
Most Adjustable
HATTEFJÄLL Gaming Chair
Go with a classic look
This chair is ideal for folks who want an office chair-style chair that's very adjustable.
Bottom line
Gaming chairs are incredibly valuable accessories that can help you stay in comfort throughout your long and intense gaming sessions, and investing in one will be a great idea if you're a gamer. Though you rarely will hear its name when it comes to figuring out what the best gaming chairs out there are, Ikea's gaming chair offerings are nevertheless excellent. Though Ikea doesn't make too many chairs that are suited for gaming, the ones that are don't disappoint.
Each of the three chairs on this list is awesome for varying reasons, but when it comes to choosing which one is the best overall, we think that the MARKUS Gaming Chair is the clear winner due to its fantastic balance of quality and pricing.


Graceful stopping in Go
It’s rude to deploy early and often if deploys interrupt user requests so we build our Go services at Betable to stop gracefully without interrupting anyone. The idea is to stop listening, presumably so a new process can take over, and let all open connections respond to any in-progress requests before finally stopping service. Incidentally, we use goagain
to restart without even stopping listening but that’s beyond the scope of this article.
main.main
does four things: listens, makes a Service
and sends it into the background, blocks until signaled, and afterwards stops the service gracefully. Listening and signal handling are right out of the standard library playbook except that, to my great annoyance, you need a *net.TCPListener
or *net.TCPConn
and not merely a net.Listener
or net.Conn
to call SetDeadline
.
service.Serve(listener)
accepts connections and handles each one of them in its own goroutine. It sets a deadline so listener.AcceptTCP()
doesn’t block forever and between successive iterations checks to see if it should stop listening.
service.serve(conn)
reads and writes and likewise does so on a deadline. It sets a deadline so conn.Read(buf)
doesn’t block forever and between writing a response and reading the next request or after the conn.Read(buf)
deadline checks to see if it should close the connection.
The various goroutines decide to close connections and listeners if the service’s channel receives a value which, because nothing ever sends on this channel, is only possible after service.Stop()
has closed the channel. Recall the built-in close
function that causes channels to forevermore receive the zero-value of the channel’s element type.
The final piece of the puzzle is waiting for all goroutines to die which is implemented via the standard library’s sync.WaitGroup
.
https://gist.github.com/rcrowley/5474430 has it all:


Tobias is a loving father and husband as well as an aspiring actor on the hit Netflix series Arrested Development. A strange and overall oblivious man, Tobias entertains himself with a number of hobbies and attempted lines of work. Throughout his time on the show, Tobias creates a Doubtfire-esque alter ego named Mrs. Featherbottom, becomes a back-up performer for the Blue Man Group, writes a misleading self-reflection novel titled The Man Inside Me, and finds himself in a number of other awkward situations. Though he is not one of the main characters in the show, Tobias serves an integral role in aggravating and complicating the life of Arrested Development's main character, Michael Bluth.


Let's Dance: Corgi Does Twerk Moves
What can we learn from dogs? Loyalty, kindness, courage, easy-going nature...and this is not all: for example, corgis have something more to offer.
The Pembroke Welsh Corgi is not just the Queen's favourite dog breed - Her Majesty has owned more than 30 corgis since she became Queen in 1952. These are one of the most popular dogs nowadays - and it is easy to understand why. They are sociable and kind to children, and very loyal to their owners.
This corgi looks so happy (probably, about going for a walk) that it is ready to dance, and the funny thing about it is that the dog is making twerk moves.


steal.build
steal.build( moduleId, options )
Parameters
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moduleId
{String}
a JS moduleId or html page that loads steal to build. For example:
steal.build('myapp'); ./js steal/buildjs myapp
-
options
{Object}
OptionalAn object literal with the following optional values:
steal.build(moduleId, options)
builds a JavaScript module along with all of its dependencies. It also builds any packages specified by steal.packages.Calling steal's build in rhino might look like:
This could be run on the command-line like:
If you used the app generator to create an application, build your project like:
Use steal.build.apps to build multiple applications at once and group shared dependencies into cache-able scripts.
Excluding code from a build.
Often, you don't want some code to be run in production. There are serveral ways to make that happen:
steal.dev.log
steal.dev.log can be used as a replacement to console.log. Steal will remove all lines that look like the following:
steal.dev.log("A message")
ignore
Use steal.config.shim to specify that a module should be ignored like:
mydebugtool/mydebugtool.js
will not be loaded in productionpackaged
Sometimes you don't want to include some module in production, but you still want it to load. A common case is loading jQuery from a cdn. This can be done by setting
packaged
to false in shim like:Trouble-shooting
steal.build
uses EnvJS to simulate a html page and DOM for your scripts to run inside. EnvJS is not a full featured browser and the page might not be similar to the pages your app's code runs inside. Fortunately, the fixes are easy:__Prevent DOM manipulations, Ajax calls, or setTimeout's before onload
The easist way to do this is to surround this code with an
if(steal.isRhino)
like:Feature detect calling Canvas and other HTML5 APIs
Instead of doing:
Write
The next version of StealJS will not have this problem.


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The main purpose of NeLS is to allow Norwegian Life Science researchers and their collaborators, to share and work flexibly on Life Science data, in a safe environment that accommodates proper data stewardship through the life cycle of a science project.
The architecture of NeLS has a tiered structure, with three natural layers that data can reside in. These are the compute layer, the NeLS storage layer, and the StoreBioinfo layer. All three serve different purposes in terms of usage: from small capacity, very short term immediate storage with fast access available to compute resources, to large capacity, long term storage, with less flexible access methods and longer access time. Another important difference between the levels is the built- in redundancy against data loss and implemented backup policies.
See overview here: http://www.bioinfo.no/storebioinfo/data-management-in-nels
The middle NeLS storage layer is of medium capacity and short term nature, intended for flexible sharing of project data that is being actively worked on by the project group, often a subset of the total data available in the project.
The StoreBioinfo layer is of high capacity and long term nature, intended to hold all data of a project found worthwhile to keep, from raw data to intermediate processed data and final interpretation results. A storage quota in this layer is granted upon a successful application to the Norwegian Bioinformatics Platform helpdesk<EMAIL_ADDRESS>www.bioinfo.no/storebioinfo).
The compute layer has many different services integrated towards NeLS storage layer. For the NeLS Galaxy servers, a limited storage is offered for users to complete there analysis before transferring results back to NeLS storage layer. Your data should not reside here, as this temporary storage may be automatically cleaned after some time based on inactivity/age of the data.
The NeLS storage layer has built in redundancy against data loss due to hardware failure at disk and server levels. In addition there is a snapshot feature implemented that can recover data deleted by users by accident, if discovered and attempted recovered within 4 weeks. Beyond this there is no backup of data in this layer, in particular no off-site disaster recovery backup.
The StoreBioinfo storage layer is implemented on top of the national research data storage solutions offered by Sigma2 Uninett A/S. This large capacity, long term data storage layer is protected against data loss by both hardware redundancy mechanisms and snapshot feature, as well as periodic (quarterly) independent backup to a tape robot system situated in a separate fire protected zone.
I agree to utilize NeLS towards the intended usage stated herein, and will contribute to proper data curation and clean up of data in the projects I participate in. The helpdesk and NeLS operational staff will monitor system performance and utilization, resulting in instructions to projects and users to move data between layers as appropriate. I understand this, and will comply to such instructions when received.


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