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Flow Variables, Session Variables, Inbound/Outbound properties are very common in mule flows. Mule MUnit framework makes it very easy to unit test any Mule Flow and subflows. In this post, we will see how we can unit test our flows involving variables and properties.
Let’s consider a simple mule flow that reads a file and then sets a flow variable and session variable.
<flow name="SampleMuleFlow">
<file:inbound-endpoint path="input" responseTimeout="10000" doc:name="File"/>
<set-variable variableName="fileName" value="#[message.inboundProperties.originalFilename]" doc:name="Variable"/>
<set-session-variable variableName="sessFileName" value="#[flowVars.fileName]" doc:name="Session Variable"/>
<logger message="#[payload]" level="INFO" doc:name="Logger"/>
</flow>
Creating XML MUnit Test Case
If you are using Anypoint Studio, then you can right click our flow, choose MUnit –> Create New Suite. Studio will automatically create an MUnit Test suite under /src/test/munit
and adds a test case to it. It should look like –
What we will do here –
- MUnit mocks all inbound connectors and endpoints, so we will need to manually set the test message for the flow. We will do that by adding
<munit:set>
component. We will also set an inbound property originalFilename and invocation/flow variable on the message. - Call our main flow with using flow-ref
- After main flow is executed, we will verify that flow variable value is same as what we set on message.
Our final XML Unit Test –
<munit:test name="testmule-test-suite-SampleMuleFlowTest" description="Test">
<munit:set payload="#[getResources('test.txt').asStream()]" doc:name="Set Message">
<munit:invocation-properties>
<munit:invocation-property key="fileName2" value="test2.txt"/>
</munit:invocation-properties>
<munit:inbound-properties>
<munit:inbound-property key="originalFilename" value="test.txt"/>
</munit:inbound-properties>
</munit:set>
<flow-ref name="SampleMuleFlow" doc:name="Flow-ref to SampleMuleFlow"/>
<munit:assert-on-equals expectedValue="#[flowVars.fileName2]" actualValue="#['test2.txt']" doc:name="Assert Equals"/>
</munit:test>
We can then run this as a MUnit Test in studio.
Creating Java MUnit Test Case
For those who prefer writing Java instead of XML, MUnit framework provides fluent java api’s to be used with JUnit. You can create java class by extending FunctionalMunitSuite
class.
Below is our java test case –
package testmule;
import java.io.InputStream;
import org.junit.Assert;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.mule.api.MuleEvent;
import org.mule.api.MuleMessage;
import org.mule.api.transport.PropertyScope;
import org.mule.munit.runner.functional.FunctionalMunitSuite;
public class SampleTestCase extends FunctionalMunitSuite {
@Override
protected String getConfigResources() {
return "testmule2.xml";
}
@Test
public void testSampleFlow(){
InputStream is = Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader().getResourceAsStream("test.txt");
MuleMessage msg = muleMessageWithPayload(is);
try {
msg.setProperty("originalFileName", "test.txt", PropertyScope.INBOUND);
MuleEvent test = testEvent(msg);
test.setFlowVariable("fileName2", "test2.txt");
MuleEvent reply = runFlow("SampleMuleFlow", test);
Assert.assertEquals("Verify Flow Variable", "test2.txt", reply.getFlowVariable("fileName2"));
} catch (Exception e) {
// TODO Auto-generated catch block
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
}
Points to note –
- Create a MuleMessage using
muleMessageWithPayload
function provided byFunctionalMunitSuite
super class. - Creating a MuleEvent using
testEvent
function provided byFunctionalMunitSuite
super class. - Inbound and Outbound properties can be set on the Message we created. For flow variables and session variables, we will use the test
MuleEvent. testEvent(msg)
` method do not copy flow variables and session variables into test event so setting anything on msg will get lost while creating test event. - Finally, we call our main flow and verify the value of our flow variable in returned message So keep testing your code!
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I'm A Celebrity 2019: Start date, time, line-up, hosts and who won last year
The wait for I’m A Celebrity 2019 to start is almost over as this year’s celebrity contestants prepare to head into the jungle.
The hit show is returning for a 19th season and follows a group of celebrities as they try to survive both the Australian jungle and the dreaded Bushtucker Trials designed to test their mettle.
As fans wait on tenterhooks for the series to begin, here’s a quick round-up of everything you need to know about this year’s I’m A Celebrity.
When does I’m A Celebrity 2019 start?
This 19th series of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! is set to start tonight, 17 November, at 9pm on ITV.
The very first episode will be a special one hour and 45-minute long show, while subsequent episodes will go on for one hour and be on every night of the week.
Who’s in the I’m A Celebrity line-up for 2019?
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This year, the celebrities going into the jungle are:
- Caitlyn Jenner – reality TV personality and retired Olympian
- Nadine Coyle – former Girls Aloud singer
- Adele Roberts – Radio 1 DJ
- Ian Wright – former footballer
- Jacqueline Jossa – EastEnders alum
- Kate Garraway – Good Morning Britain co-anchor
- Andrew Whyment – Coronation Street actor
- Andrew Maxwell – comedian
- James Haskell – former rugby player
- Myles Stephenson – Rak-Su member
- Roman Kemp – Capital FM DJ
Who’s hosting I’m A Celeb this year?
I’m A Celebrity will be hosted by Ant and Dec, who have hosted the show together for all but the 18th season.
That year, Dec was joined by Holly Willoughby, as Ant took time away from the spotlight in 2018 to deal with personal issues and spend time in rehab after he faced drink-driving charges earlier that year.
At the time, he issued a statement saying: ‘My recovery is going very well and for that to continue having spoken to Dec and ITV, I have made the decision to take the rest of the year off.
‘I’d like to thank both Dec and ITV for their continued support and I look forward to getting back to work in the new year.’
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Who won I’m A Celeb in 2018?
Last year’s winner was Harry Redknapp, 71, who took the jungle crown by a landslide.
Speaking to Holly Willoughby and Declan Donnelly after his win, he revealed he thought the show’s producers would secretly feed the contestants every night.
‘It’s really tough, no one gives you anything in there. You’ve got to win stars to get food…,’ he explained.
‘I’ve made some really good friends in there, it’s been a really good experience.’
On the subject of the food situation, he confessed: ‘I thought we’d get a nice bit of grub every night. I thought there was a caravan behind us. I said [to Sandra] we’re not going to be sitting around starving.
‘I thought they’d yell out cut [and we’d eat].’
I’m A Celebrity 2019 starts at 9pm on ITV tonight, 17 November.


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For I say, through the grace given unto me, to every man that is among you, not to think of himself more highly than he ought to think; but to think soberly, according
as God hath dealt to every man the measure of faith.
Romans 12:3
Do you want to know one of the secrets of staying in the will of God, of keeping yourself from getting off track?
Don't overestimate yourself!
Proverbs 16:18 says, "Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall." How many times have we seen that borne out! How many times do we see believers get into trouble because they get an overblown idea of themselves. Theybeginto think they're so smart that they have it all figured out.
Then, the next thing you know, they're thinking they have to straighten everyone else out. Instead of just letting Jesus be Head of the Church, they feel like they have to step in and do the job.
Once that happens, it's just a matter of time before they're flat on their faces in failure. Why? Because the Bible says God resists the proud! (1 Pet. 5:5).
Don't put yourself in a position where God has to resist you. Rate your own abilities soberly. Adopt an attitude of humility. Keep a watch on yourself, and when you catch yourself getting puffed up with your own greatness, repent and remember that every good thing you enjoy and every bit of success you've had has come by the grace of God and by His power.
 See how many times, when you were floundering around making every mistake imaginable, His tender and precious mercy pulled you through.
Don't become a legend in your own mind. Instead, humble yourself beneath the mighty hand of God, and let God do the exalting--that prevents some very painful falls.
Scripture Reading: 1 Peter 5:5-7; James 4:6-17


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The emphasis of this project is on applications that enable robots to understand and respond to the intentions and needs of people at risk of exclusion, and especially the elderly. RAPP focuses on two major groups: a) developers of robotic applications and b) anyone who takes care of people at risk of exclusion, such as healthcare professionals, families and neighbors.
Are you a developer of robotic applications?
We offer you the appropriate environment to implement and publish your robotic applications!
1.1 How can RAPP help you?
► You can take the advantage of the provided infrastructure to easily build and include machine learning and personalization techniques to their applications.
► You can easily set up your application using the RAPP store.
► Your application will be uploaded to the RAPP store and everyone will have access to it.
1.1.1 Learn about RAPP Architecture
► RAPP adopts a distributed architecture, where the platform and the store are on the cloud, and the client is on the robot. Together, the controller executing on the robot and the controller executing on the cloud, make up a Robotic Application (RApp).
► The RAPP platform is composed of six major components with different levels of inter-connectivity:
- The RAPP Store , which indexes a collection of RApps which may be downloaded by RAPP users on their robots. It is responsible for: Processing new RApps (Building and Packaging), Indexing and Distributing RApps, Updating RApps.
- The RAPP Improvement Center, which can perform a variety of Machine Learning and Data Mining tasks.
- The Centralized DB, which acts as the central repository of data required for the RAPP Platform. These correspond to processrelated data, RApp specific data, and user-related data.
- The Knowledge Base, which is implemented via an ontology scheme, where anonymous data are stored in order to implement machine learning algorithms.
- The Offline Learning Processes, which involves machine learning components that periodically analyse data stored in the Knowledge Base and the Centralized DB along with metadata and usage logs in order to extract meaningful knowledge.
- The RApp execution workspace, where the cloud agents are deployed and where specific tasks programmed by the developer of a RApp can be executed, which serves a high performance computing entity.
► What bridges all the entities and users, is in fact the RAPP API. Now, the developer should be aware of which parts run on the robot, and which on the cloud, but should not have to dig deep into lower level development of how they intercommunicate, interact or synchronize.
1.1.2 Additional Things you need to know
► As a developer, you need to create an account and log in to the RAPP store in an authenticated manner, in order to become able to submit RApps via an interface. The submitted RApps are cross-compiled for the supported robots, packaged and indexed. Then, they can be distributed at the corresponding robots. If any errors occur during this procedure, you are informed in order to correct them and resubmit the application.
► A Robotic Application can be submitted as pure C++ code, a ROS package (using C++ or Python) and pure JS code. Thus in the cases of C++ code and the ROS package, the compilation is needed, whereas in the JS case the Store proceeds directly to the packaging. The process identifies the source, binaries and dependant components of a RApp, and highlights the metadata procedures required in order to validate and further utilize the RApp within the RAPP Platform.
► In the RAPP store website, a list of the available robots and their capabilities can be retrieved from the centralized DB and be accessible to potential developers to help you develop your RApps.
► RApp-related information like compatibility with certain robot models and their respective software and firmware versions, dependencies on other RApps etc. are stored in the Centralized DB on the platform side and are accessible by the RAPP Store.
1.2 Get Involved
There are three levels of technical involvement in RAPP:
►Create robotic applications for a robot already supported by RAPP Ecosystem by using the RAPP Platform API and the RAPP Robot API. You can find out more at https://github.com/rapp-project/rapp-platform/wiki#3-robotic-applications-rapps-development
►Enrich the RAPP Platform by introducing new off-the-shelve robotic-oriented functionalities. You can find out more at https://github.com/rapp-project/rapp-platform/wiki#4-rapp-platform-enrichment
►Support a new robot in the RAPP Ecosystem. You can find out more at https://github.com/rapp-project/rapp-platform/wiki#5-supporting-new-robots-in-the-rapp-ecosystem
Are you a Robot User?
We offer you Robotic applications tailored to your needs!
Except from developers of robotic applications, RAPP also focuses on robot users. This target group can be seperated in two subgroups:
Healthcare professionals
► Researchers in the field of Social Inclusion, gerontologists
► Medical staff, social workers, care assistants, etc. looking for ICT solutions for ageing well, in particular in the field of robotics
End-users, large public and other interested folks
► Elderly people, disabled people, family members, friends, neighbors
► Associations of people at risk of exclusion
► Related EU-funded projects
► Third parties interested in robotics for social inclusion
2.1 Download RApps to your robot
Access the RAPP Store and find out the appropriate RApp for your needs.
2.2 Suggest a new pilot case
If you have not found any usefull RApps in the RAPP Store or if you have any new pilot cases and Robotic Applications to suggest, we encourage you to contact us.


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Plymouth Argyle manager Ryan Lowe has radical plan for future of EFL Trophy
Lowe enjoys the much-criticised competition but feels one important change could be made
by Chris ErringtonPlymouth Argyle manger Ryan Lowe believes League One and League Two clubs should be given the chance to opt out of the EFL Trophy.
The competition has come in for much-criticism from fans because of the involvement of Premier League under-21 teams, who are invited to take part each season under the current format.
Lowe led Bury to the semi-finals of the EFL Trophy last season and hoped for more success in it with Argyle this term.
However, the Pilgrims missed out on a place in the knockout stages after Bristol Rovers won 1-0 at home to Swindon Town in the final game of Southern Group B on Wednesday.
Lowe believes the strength of sides in the EFL Trophy has been a problem, despite some rules being in place to prevent that.
He said: “I take every cup competition as serious as I can. I want to win every cup competition.
“Other people, other managers and other clubs don’t, without going into too much detail.
“We fulfilled our games with good squads and good players, and players that have played the following game.
“I think a line needs to be drawn in that department.”
He continued: “For me, I like the competition. I got to the semi-final of it last year and was half a game away from Wembley.
“I wanted to do the same this year. Unfortunately, it weren’t to be.
“I think where the Premier League teams are asked whether they want to come in, they should ask the Football League teams do they want to go out, and see where it goes from there.
“I think you should only be in it if you want to win it, and there are certainly clubs in it that don’t want to win it or don’t want to get past the group stage.”
Attendances for EFL Trophy ties continue to be very low in the group stage of the competition, in some cases below 1,000.
Argyle’s group games at home to Bristol Rovers and Chelsea Under-21s this season were watched by crowds of only 2,518 and 1,725 respectively.
Lowe said: “For me, I would rather play a game in the Leasing.com Trophy than probably play a 11-v-11 behind closed doors, or on the training pitch, whatever it is.
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“Yeah, you do experiment and throw one or two in there to see if they can do it if called upon in a league game, and rightly so.
“That’s what the competition is for, to breed the youngsters.
“If the fans are not happy about it I think maybe that’s a case for them to ask the questions and not me.
“I just get told where to go, where to play and that’s it, pick a team.”


Host Variables Without Colons
All DB2 programmers should know that host variables used in SQL statements in a program should be preceded by a colon. So, if a host variable is named HV it should be coded in the SQL statement as :HV. However, most programmers do not know that through V5, DB2 programs tolerate host variables that are not preceded by a colon. DB2 will spit out a warning message, but will process the SQL containing the offending host variable. This "feature" is no longer supported as of DB2 V6.
The reason IBM eliminated this feature is the rising complexity of SQL. It is getting too difficult for DB2 to differentiate host variables from SQL when it parses the SQL to be prepared for execution. With all of the new features being added to DB2, the rising complexity of the SQL language will continue unabated. As such, for DB2 V6 and onward, all host variables must be prefixed with a colon, or the statement will fail to execute.
This change should not impact many programs because most organizations have DB2 standards that dictate all host variables must begin with a colon. However, because DB2 has tolerated host variables without a colon for many years (through DB2 V5), you should inspect all DB2 SQL statements in application programs to ensure compliance prior to migrating to DB2 V6.
This is the most difficult problem to find and fix as a result of moving to DB2 Version 6. If you do not fix the problem prior to migrating to V6, any programs containing offending host variables will fail the next time they are rebound.
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31 Pakistani migrants found in lorry in France
by https://www.dawn.com/authors/119/afp, AFPNICE: More than 30 migrants from Pakistan were found hidden in a lorry in southern France, prosecutors said on Saturday.
They said the driver, who was also from Pakistan, was detained.
The discovery came after 39 people were found dead in a refrigerated truck in Britain last month, once again laying bare the risks faced by migrants en route to Europe.
The group of 31 Pakistani migrants was discovered during a routine check on a motorway near the Italian border on Friday, French prosecutors said. The migrants, who included three teenagers, were handed over to the Italian authorities in accordance with immigration procedures.
“We will try and establish if we can trace it back to a network and backers as we always do in this type of case,” the prosecutors’ office in the southeastern city of Nice said.
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1 Job spoke again and said this:
2 "I wish that I could be as I was previously
during the years when God took care of me.
3 During those years, it was as though God's lamp shone on me
and gave me light while I walked in the darkness.
4 At that time I was young and strong,
and because God was my friend, he protected where I lived.
5 Almighty God was with me during those years
when all my children were around me.
6 My herds provided me with plenty of milk,
and streams of oil flowed from the rock where my servants pressed the olives.
7 Whenever I went to the place where the elders gathered at the city gate,
I sat down with them,
8 and when the young men saw me, they stepped aside respectfully,
and the old men also stood respectfully.
9 The leaders of the people used to stop talking,
10 and even the most important men became quiet
and stopped talking in order to hear me speak to them.
11 When they all heard what I told them,
they said good things about me.
When they saw me, they always praised me
12 because I had helped the poor people when they cried out for help,
and because I aided orphans who had no one else to help them.
13 Those who were suffering and about to die praised me,
and I caused widows to sing joyfully, because I helped them.
14 I always acted justly;
my actions were like a robe that I wore and like a turban that was wrapped around my head.
15 It was as though I myself saw for blind people
and walked for people who were lame.
16 I was like a father to the poor people,
and in the courts I defended those who were strangers to me.
17 I made wicked people stop oppressing others; it was like someone who breaks the teeth of wild animals
and forces them to drop their victims from their teeth.
18 At that time I thought, 'Surely I will live in peace until I am very old,
and I will die at home with my family.'
19 I was like a tree whose roots reach down into the water
and whose branches become wet with dew each night.
20 People always honored me,
and I was always strong like a new bow.
21 When I spoke, people waited to hear what I would say;
they remained silent until I advised them what they should do.
22 After I finished speaking, they did not say anymore;
it was as though my words fell on their ears like drops of rain.
23 They waited for me to speak as they wait for rain;
they liked what I said as farmers appreciate the final rain in the spring before the dry season.
24 When they were sad, I smiled at them to encourage them;
they became encouraged when they saw my cheerful face.
25 I was their leader, and I decided what things would be good for them to do;
I was among them like a king who is among his troops;
I was like someone who comforts others who are mourning."


I assume you already know the whys, concepts, and terminology; this is just a statement of the steps involved. I’m using OpenSSH and a DSA key pair.
Step 1
Generate a key pair:
ssh-keygen -t dsa Generating public/private dsa key pair. Enter file in which to save the key (/home/Willie/.ssh/id_dsa): Enter passphrase (empty for no passphrase): Enter same passphrase again: Your identification has been saved in /home/Willie/.ssh/id_dsa. Your public key has been saved in /home/Willie/.ssh/id_dsa.pub. The key fingerprint is: f2:f7:5b:9b:f7:64:2b:d8:fe:ca:ad:f5:13:35:9f:63 Willie@ARCATA
This creates your key pair, and places them in your ~/.ssh
directory. The public key is id_dsa.pub
; the private key is id_dsa
. If it isn’t already obvious, the public key is not a secret, and the private key is. :–)
Step 2
Install the public key to any SSH servers for which you’d like to use PKA. To do this, SSH into the server machine and open up the ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
file in a text editor. If you haven’t already installed a public key to the server in the past, then you’ll be creating a new file. Just append the contents of your id_dsa.pub file to authorized_keys
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(For formatting purposes, I’ve included line breaks above, but don’t introduce line breaks into your public key when you paste it into authorized_keys
.)
Step 3
Adjust the permissions on your .ssh
directory, and on the files inside it, so that nobody else can write to them.
Step 4
Set up the SSH agent. This allows you to enter your passphrase one time per shell session instead of having to type it in every time you want to SSH to your server. Just type ssh-agent
followed by ssh-add
. Some people just put this in their startup script (e.g., .bash_profile
). You’ll need to use eval $(ssh-agent)
instead of ssh-agent
if you choose to do that. You’ll have to enter your passphrase every time you open a shell, but after that you can SSH anywhere where you’ve installed your public key without having to enter your passphrase.


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Emily Matthews
Becky Clark accomplishes a lot in a week. She can look after her 10-month-old twin nieces for the day and watch Stranger Things in the evening. The next afternoon, she may butcher a 300-pound pig.
Clark, in a pinstripe apron, yellow dangle earrings and braided brown hair, spends her days butchering pigs and making artisan sausage.
“The job is absolutely disgusting,” she said, smiling.
Clark’s business, Pork and Pickles, is a six-month-old startup, and her pork cuts and sausages are paired with several kinds of homemade pickles.
The production center she uses to make pickles and sausage is a space she shares with local barbecuers — a two-story building with a wooden barn exterior in The Plains, right off a gravel road from U.S. Route 33. On the inside is an industrial kitchen lined with wooden tables. In the back is a seven-foot walk-in freezer stocked with 125 pounds of large and small sausage links, a finished product Clark ground out herself in a nine-hour day. She often finds herself in the kitchen until 3:00 a.m.
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Becky Clark, owner of Pork and Pickles, prepares and dresses bacon in a warehouse in The Plains on Oct. 11.
Making sausage involves taking a proportionate amount of lean parts and fatty parts of a pig and emulsifying them together in very cold temperatures. Other ingredients can be ground or mixed in.
The process of making sausage is not visually appealing, Clark said, but compared to skinning and packaging cuts from a pig, it’s easier to find the beauty in sausage.
“I’m pretty immune to (butchering) at this point,” she said.
Others are not so lucky. One time, a friend volunteered to help her butcher a pig, but when Clark cut off the ears and peeled back the flesh, her friend almost became sick at the sight.
“And he considers himself a foodie,” Clark, 28, said, jokingly.
Many business owners and restaurants in Athens wouldn’t hack away at a pig carcass for part of their day, she said. But buying and using an entire pig is cheaper for any business, and it is why she started Pork and Pickles.
“It’s better for our profits. It’s better for our farmers,” she said. “No one else in Athens was following this concept, so I had to start doing it myself.”
Forty minutes away in Meigs County is Dexter Run Farms, where Clark owns about 20 pigs for her business. They roam freely and are grass-fed for their time on the farm, which is about six to eight months.
“They have to be out grazing, loving life,” she said of her pigs. “I will never use a pig (if) I haven’t been to the farm. If there was no handshake with that farmer, and I haven’t set foot on that land, there’s no way.”
Emily Matthews
Clark puts thyme in jars that will store red onions. She stores and prepares her food in the warehouse and sells it at different locations, including the Athens Farmer's Market.
Clark used to be a vegetarian, but when she realized she could support humane treatment of animals by owning free-range pigs, she began to buy directly from farmers and to use the entire animal.
The other half of her business is pickles. Though the pairing may seem random, it is intentionally thought out.
“(A pickle) cleanses your palette in between bites,” she said. Fatty foods and cured meats are complemented by “something that’s really acidic.”
Clark’s way of talking flavor and ingredients shows her culinary background peeking through. After earning her bachelor’s degree in geography from Ohio University in 2009, she decided to go to the Art Institute in Portland for a year. Before returning to her hometown of Athens, she worked at Cure, a Pittsburgh restaurant. Clark would butcher the entire animal for Cure’s dinner specials, an unorthodox method in restaurant service.
Clark’s only employee, Jen Sartwell-Jones, works nights. Sartwell-Jones used to be a personal chef. If Clark goes out of town, she knows Sartwell-Jones can hold down the fort.
Emily Matthews
Clark talks to Marne Wilson, left, and Shane Wilson, right, of Parkersburg, West Virginia, at the Athens Farmer's Market on Oct. 15.
When starting a business, Clark said the job is almost 50 percent paperwork because of the licensing requirements from the Ohio Department of Agriculture. Sartwell-Jones helps with paperwork as well as the food, and she is even helping to design a new logo for the business.
When Clark makes sausage, it dries out for a few days and is weighed and vacuum-sealed. She recently made her seasonal coconut curry sausage, an odd yellow food that will be sold for $11 per pound. She often finds herself multitasking while making sausage, writing dates and poundage on the sausage as she simultaneously cooks pork bones down for stock and thaws out other cuts.
While Clark packaged sausage, Sartwell-Jone chopped five pounds of red onions — demand was so high they still needed to chop 70 more pounds of onions to pickle. The onions will be jarred and sold at the Athens Farmer’s Market.
Her customers usually contact her through her Facebook page or through text message. But sometimes customers just come to her in person. A regular, Louie, comes ready with a crumpled checkbook after he calls Clark with an order.
“He buys the scraps off me,” Clark said.
One time he bought pigskin, belly, pork butt, pig’s trotters, ears and shanks for a total of $214. She threw in the pig bones for free for his dogs. He planned to use the pigskin for pork rinds, a time-consuming ordeal, Clark said.
She typically travels to the customer to make deliveries. Jackie O’s Taproom on Campbell Street has been buying Clark’s pickles since July, and customers have noticed.
“We’ve been getting compliments on her pickles all the time,” Stacey Kamphaus, manager of the taproom at Jackie O’s Brewery, said. “Especially because they’re local, and customers love that.”
Emily Matthews
Clark pours heated juice from red onions into jars of thyme that will be used to store red onions in her warehouse in The Plains
Though Clark moves about the kitchen with ease and comfortability, the space she spends a majority of her time in is not hers. The countertops in the barn are sturdy enough for her to butcher pigs on, but she does not own them. By 2017, however, Clark wants to have her own space so she can expand her meat and pickle business. Right now, she only sells her products at the farmer’s market, but she will eventually expand her licensing to sell pork, pickles and sausage to restaurants.
Regardless of where she works, a distinctive smell will always fill the workspace.
“It smells like raw meat,” she said. “I definitely wouldn’t go out for a drink after butchering. I’d need a shower first.”
A previous version of this article incorrectly stated what Becky Clark is able to sell at the Athens Farmer’s Market. She is able to sell sausage, pork and pickles. The article has been updated to show the most accurate information.
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We are developing new theoretical and numerical frameworks to study the complex quantum dynamics of organic materials embedded in optical and infrared optical cavities, in order to address outstanding questions and propose new experiments in the emerging field of organic cavity quantum electrodynamics.
One of our goals is to theoretically construct robust quantum control schemes for the manipulation of optical, electronic and vibrational processes in organic molecular samples under strong and ultrastrong intracavity light-matter coupling. Our current efforts are focused on manipulating chemical reactions and nonlinear optical properties of organic materials, using quantum optics and quantum control techniques.
We are also very actively developing efficient numerical methods to solve the complex internal quantum dynamics of organic cavities in the strong coupling regime, in order to realistically simulate experimental cavity observables such as the emission spectrum for arbitrary driving strength, the rates of chemical reactions and the nonlinear propagation of optical signals.
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F. Herrera and J. Owrutsky, Molecular polaritons for controlling chemistry with quantum optics, J. Chem. Phys. 152, 100902, 2020.
F. Herrera and F. C. Spano, Theory of nanoscale organic cavities: The essential role of vibration-photon dressed states (Review), ACS Photonics 5, 65, 2018
M. Litinskaya and F. Herrera, Vacuum-enhanced optical nonlinearities with organic molecular photoswitches, Phys. Rev. B 99, 041107(R), 2019.
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* * 1/2
Directed by: John Singleton Written by: Ernest Tidyman (novel), John Singleton, Richard Price, Shane Salerno
John Shaft (Samuel L. Jackson) is back after a 19 year hiatus.   Walter's father, a rich real-estate agent, has seen to it that no one can pin anything on his son by scaring the only witness out of her mind and causing her to run. The witness is a waitress named Diane (Toni Collette), who saw the whole thing happen. Now Shaft has to track her down before the case goes to trial again. Assisting him are a narcotics officer named Carmen (Vanessa Williams), an unusual friend named Rasaan (Busta Rhymes) and his uncle, John Shaft (Richard Roundtree). Unfortunately for Shaft, Walter has a little help too, which comes from the local drug lord, Peoples Hernandez (Jeffrey Wright). Now the two groups are in a race against time to find Diane, Shaft's group so she can testify, and Walter's group to try and silence her for good.
Okay, before everyone stones me for my low rating of this movie, let me say that I really enjoyed 1971's "Shaft". That version had an interesting plot, adept direction, and Shaft was a regular guy who we could relate to in some way. This version has none of these qualities. Singleton, who showed at least a trace of promise back in 1997 when he directed "Rosewood", seems to have lost his directing abilities. The plot, in this version, consists of nothing more than watching Shaft beat people up while delivering entertaining dialogue (my favorite line was: "Don't make me chase you more than fifty yards!"). Shaft was a normal guy back in 1997, but now he's been turned into some kind of super hero. I don't think I saw him so much as run out of breath throughout the film, much less face an opponent who could match up to him in a fight. I also found it puzzling and a little annoying that there was no womanizing on the part of Shaft in this version. I know, that sounds odd, but think about it - Richard Roundtree's Shaft was a cool, suave woman magnet. I don't even remember seeing Jackson's Shaft kiss a girl. It felt a little odd watching "Shaft" with all the sex sapped out of it.
It's not easy for an actor to carry an entire movie on his shoulders. Denzel Washington did it with "The Hurricane" and Angelina Jolie almost pulled it off in "Girl: Interrupted". Samuel L. Jackson is asked to do just this in "Shaft", but the script is too much of a dud for even this great actor to manage it. Don't get me wrong, it's a blast watching Samuel L. Jackson as the ultimate bad a**, but it's not enough to keep a movie going for long. The rest of the cast (with the exception of Christian Bale) does nothing to help Jackson carry the load, but I don't think they'd have been much help anyway. Richard Roundtree has little more than a cameo appearance, which is too bad since the audience went nuts the moment he showed up on screen. Vanessa Williams ("Soul Food") may not be the world's greatest actress, but she certainly deserved more screen time than she got here. Then there's poor Dan Hedaya ("Dick"), who shows up as a fellow officer, and looks woefully out of place throughout the film. Last we have Christian Bale, who was brilliant in "American Psycho", yet adds nothing to this film.  He's whiny and insecure and clearly no match for Shaft. The film's real villain is Peoples (or the script writers, depending on how you want to look at it), but he's not much more threatening than Walter.
I think one of the most irritating things about this new "Shaft" is that it plays more like a video game than a movie. The fight scenes go as follows: Shaft opens a door, guy jumps out, Shaft shoots him; Shaft turns a corner, guys jump out, Shaft shoots them. This got old and tedious after about ten minutes. In fact, that's the biggest problem with this movie; the entire thing felt old and tedious. Everything, from all the stereo-typical characters to the out of place soundtrack (except for the great Isaac Hayes score of course), felt old and dated, despite Singleton's attempts to change Shaft for the new millenium. Then there's the film's ending, which I'm obviously not going to go into in great detail, but after the movie ended I sat and pondered whether it was anti-climactic or realistic. I decided that since I had to think about it that made it anti-climactic, but you may disagree. So overall, what do I think of the new "Shaft" movie? I think the man should have stayed in the '70s. "Shaft" runs only 99 minutes, but it feels quite a bit longer. I'd recommend it only to people who worship the ground Samuel L. Jackson walks on (not that I can blame them for that) and give it two and a half out of five stars.
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Water for elephants by Sara Gruen
One night, grieving orphan Jacob Jankowski abandons his Ivy League school and jumps aboard a moving freight train. The following morning he is put in charge of caring for the circus menagerie at the Flying Squadron of the Benzini Brothers Most Spectacular Show on Earth. Jacob finds purpose in life by caring for Rosie, an ill-treated elephant, and love in the form of a talented star of the equestrian act.
A romance set in an exotic oasis during the dust and drought of the Great Depression. Except the spotlights and sequins mask a dark underworld of abuse, where humans and animals suffer under the ringleader’s whip.
Sara Gruen’s charming novel featured in the New York Times’ Best Seller List for 12 weeks in 2006 and has won numerous awards.
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Le Cirque des Rêves, the wandering, enchanted Circus of Dreams, exists in an ahistorical nineteenth century. It pops up without warning in different locations and stays open from sunrise to sunset, before mysteriously disappearing once more. A towering cloud maze and carnival sweets please delighted visitors, but the acrobats and contortionists are not just hired for profit, they are tools for two magicians to play out their absurd rivalry.
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Shy, introverted Cath is obsessed with a book series called Simon Snow and fandom has become her life. It was Simon Snow that got her and her sister, Wren, through losing their mother. But now that college has started, Cath feels unmoored and alone. Away from her loving father and distanced from a popular, blossoming Wren, Cath begins to find strength in new relationships and by writing her own stories.
Fangirl has been praised for accurately depicting a young person’s thoughts, as well as the world of fan fiction.
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Anna is devastated to learn that she has to transfer from Atlanta to a boarding school in Paris during her senior year. Leaving behind a good job, a loyal best friend and a fledgling romance, only makes the news worse. It isn’t until she meets the handsome, intelligent Etienne St Clair that Anna sees potential in her new life in the City of Light.
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Ella plans to knuckle-down and graduate high school without any distractions, but new guy Matt has other ideas. A night of saying ‘yes’ to everything fun and spontaneous ensues. The ‘now and then’ storyline flits between a high school romance and a summer of heartbreak.
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A stunning collection of occasional writings, interviews, and letters by Elena Ferrante, “one of the great novelists of our times,” as Roxana Robinson in the New York Times called her.
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On writing: a memoir of the craft by Stephen King
Award winning novelist Stephen King documents his experiences as a writer and provides a guide for those who choose to enter the craft. The book is split into five sections, which includes an autobiographical account of the author’s life and advice on developing personal style.
The elements of style by William Strunk and E B White
A classic style manual that outlines the importance of conciseness and the active voice.
Creative writing for dummies by Maggie Hamand
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Writing children’s fiction: a writers’ and artists’ companion by Yvonne Coppard & Linda Newbery
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Writing for children by John Mason (eBook)
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Children’s Writers’ and Artists’ Yearbook 2015
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Hi there! I'm Noble Porpoise, a cosplayer based in the PNW and a budding software developer.
Welcome to my page ♥ I hope you have as much fun here as I have building it!
Hi there! I'm Noble Porpoise, a cosplayer based in the PNW and a budding software developer.
Welcome to my page ♥ I hope you have as much fun here as I have building it!


Taxable Income (TI) is the amount on which you must pay Federal taxes. Though this calculation is geared towards US investors, there are many similarities to other tax systems.
Taxable Income = NOI - MI - PD - CAD - A + EI
Where:
For example:
| Variable | Amount |
|---|---|
| NOI | 30,000 |
| less MI | 20,400 |
| less PD | 7,218 |
| less CAD | 100 |
| Less A | 200 |
| plus EI | 185 |
| = TI | 2,267 |


Jekyll became easier to use as I went through the chapter. It was easy to download and install. I was able to get the clean blog template to work after looking it up from Jekylltemplates.io. I found it very similar to Harp. I found Jekyll easier to bring up the server in the command prompt. Harp was easier than Jekyll as Jekyll sometimes required me to kill the server and reload it to get my updates. I did this project twice. The first time I worked on this project, I messed up on something and it broke my website. I had to delete that project and start from the beginning. It was very easy the second time. I would definitely use Jekyll in the future to create blogs and websites. I would use Jekyll to create a blog website for my special Olympics team. I could post blogs for my team for the athletes to look at. It would be very beneficial during this COVID-19 time as everything has been cancelled. Blog posts could be weekly exercises they could do at home.


Answer all the questions before the timer runs out! Each wrong answer will subtract 15 seconds from the timer. The more time left on the clock when all questions are answered, the higher your score!


Freeze/Unfreeze Peripherals in Debug mode Note: On devices STM32F10xx8 and STM32F10xxB, STM32F101xC/D/E and STM32F103xC/D/E, STM32F101xF/G and STM32F103xF/G STM32F10xx4 and STM32F10xx6 Debug registers DBGMCU_IDCODE and DBGMCU_CR are accessible only in debug mode (not accessible by the user software in normal mode). Refer to errata sheet of these devices for more details.
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| #define | __HAL_DBGMCU_FREEZE_TIM2() SET_BIT(DBGMCU->CR, DBGMCU_CR_DBG_TIM2_STOP) |
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| #define | __HAL_DBGMCU_UNFREEZE_TIM2() CLEAR_BIT(DBGMCU->CR, DBGMCU_CR_DBG_TIM2_STOP) |
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| #define | __HAL_DBGMCU_FREEZE_TIM3() SET_BIT(DBGMCU->CR, DBGMCU_CR_DBG_TIM3_STOP) |
| | TIM3 Peripherals Debug mode. More...
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| #define | __HAL_DBGMCU_UNFREEZE_TIM3() CLEAR_BIT(DBGMCU->CR, DBGMCU_CR_DBG_TIM3_STOP) |
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| #define | __HAL_DBGMCU_FREEZE_WWDG() SET_BIT(DBGMCU->CR, DBGMCU_CR_DBG_WWDG_STOP) |
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| #define | __HAL_DBGMCU_UNFREEZE_WWDG() CLEAR_BIT(DBGMCU->CR, DBGMCU_CR_DBG_WWDG_STOP) |
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| #define | __HAL_DBGMCU_FREEZE_IWDG() SET_BIT(DBGMCU->CR, DBGMCU_CR_DBG_IWDG_STOP) |
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| #define | __HAL_DBGMCU_UNFREEZE_IWDG() CLEAR_BIT(DBGMCU->CR, DBGMCU_CR_DBG_IWDG_STOP) |
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| #define | __HAL_DBGMCU_FREEZE_I2C1_TIMEOUT() SET_BIT(DBGMCU->CR, DBGMCU_CR_DBG_I2C1_SMBUS_TIMEOUT) |
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| #define | __HAL_DBGMCU_UNFREEZE_I2C1_TIMEOUT() CLEAR_BIT(DBGMCU->CR, DBGMCU_CR_DBG_I2C1_SMBUS_TIMEOUT) |
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Freeze/Unfreeze Peripherals in Debug mode Note: On devices STM32F10xx8 and STM32F10xxB, STM32F101xC/D/E and STM32F103xC/D/E, STM32F101xF/G and STM32F103xF/G STM32F10xx4 and STM32F10xx6 Debug registers DBGMCU_IDCODE and DBGMCU_CR are accessible only in debug mode (not accessible by the user software in normal mode). Refer to errata sheet of these devices for more details.
I2C1 Peripherals Debug mode.
IWDG Peripherals Debug mode.
TIM2 Peripherals Debug mode.
TIM3 Peripherals Debug mode.
WWDG Peripherals Debug mode.


Hello world!
I bet you're wondering why I've called you here. Well the short answer is I have no clue why you're here but I'm glad to have you, and I welcome you. Thanks for taking some time to visit my little corner of the internet. I wanted to build a site where I could practice some new skills. Skills like:
- Infrastructure as Code
- Networking
- Configuring and managing servers
- Not webdev
- That's an unfortunate necessity of having a self-run website so hopefully you can forgive the appearance.
- More stuff I haven't even thought of yet
About me
My name is Drake and I am the owner and proprietor of this establishment. Kinda... What do we really own anymore? I suppose I can claim to own this as long as I keep paying the bills to Microsoft. Either way I'm very excited to have created this very small site to share some thoughts and experiences.
I learned about the wonderful world of "DevOps" in 2018. I didn't really understand what the heck cloud computing even was until then. There seems to be a lack of preparation or information in college on the subject of career paths. Maybe that was just my college. Luckily I really enjoy learning in my free time. When I finally started to learn about it, I realized cloud computing is an amazing democratization of computing that enables large and small companies and individuals all to have access to the same resources. I've become fascinated with the power available to create and manage these resources on a whim. This is not only great for experimentation but also for starting up new companies. Process improvement is a new passion I've also developed since starting my career. I'll definitely be talking a little about that at some point.
I also enjoy my time not working believe it or not. I've got a wonderful girlfriend and we have two dogs. We like to watch obscene amounts of television. Luckily I have good vision insurance. I also like to read comics and books. Yes... I like those picture books. If you haven't read any you should check out 'Bone'. It's an amazing epic story that I think anyone could enjoy. I obviously also like to take some time self-improving by practicing skills and reading articles related to my projects or potential new projects. My friends have also shown me the unfortunately wonderful world of GameBoy emulators and playing homebrewed games. I've also spent a ridiculous amount of time "distro hopping" Linux distros. I'm happy to say I've calmed down and that I run a couple different distros but I don't plan on changing them any time soon. If you're curious wehich ones I've chosen: Manjaro and Debian. I love Arch but Manjaro was just a bit easier to get my desktop going when dual-booting with Windows. Yes, I have Windows because inevitably I like playing games on it that I can't on Linux.
What I have to share
I'm obviously inclined to share what I can about being part of an automation team for a cloud application suite. There's definitely going to be topics that are more universal such as process improvement, time and project management, and communication that I'd like to discuss. Other topics might be about implementing different architectures or tools into my work or personal projects. There's plenty of issues in a day I'm sure we could all talk about and this site is in part to take some time to talk about them.
Epilogue
If you're still here then, truly, thank you. I hope you enjoy what I have to share. If you haven't realized yet I can be sarcastic from time to time or indulge way too far into making jokes. I will try my best to keep an appropriate level of information against the backdrop of really horrible humor I attempt to employ. If you're looking to connect professionally, send a connect on LinkedIn.
Credits
I'd like to quickly mention some of what I am using to create this site because I think they are great projects and would like to promote interest in them if possible. I'm using Terraform to create and manage resources in Microsoft Azure. HTTPS is made possible by Let's Encrypt and Certbot. If you aren't familiar with these I definitely recommend taking a look. I've used Bootstrap and Bootswatch to create this site so it would be responsive and look decent.


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#include <intmatcher.h>
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| IntegerMatcher (tesseract::IntParam *classify_debug_level) | |
| void | Match (INT_CLASS ClassTemplate, BIT_VECTOR ProtoMask, BIT_VECTOR ConfigMask, int16_t NumFeatures, const INT_FEATURE_STRUCT *Features, tesseract::UnicharRating *Result, int AdaptFeatureThreshold, int Debug, bool SeparateDebugWindows) |
| float | ApplyCNCorrection (float rating, int blob_length, int normalization_factor, int matcher_multiplier) |
| int | FindGoodProtos (INT_CLASS ClassTemplate, BIT_VECTOR ProtoMask, BIT_VECTOR ConfigMask, int16_t NumFeatures, INT_FEATURE_ARRAY Features, PROTO_ID *ProtoArray, int AdaptProtoThreshold, int Debug) |
| int | FindBadFeatures (INT_CLASS ClassTemplate, BIT_VECTOR ProtoMask, BIT_VECTOR ConfigMask, int16_t NumFeatures, INT_FEATURE_ARRAY Features, FEATURE_ID *FeatureArray, int AdaptFeatureThreshold, int Debug) |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static const int | kIntThetaFudge = 128 |
| static const int | kEvidenceTableBits = 9 |
| static const int | kIntEvidenceTruncBits = 14 |
| static const float | kSEExponentialMultiplier = 0.0f |
| static const float | kSimilarityCenter = 0.0075f |
Definition at line 70 of file intmatcher.h.
| IntegerMatcher::IntegerMatcher | ( | tesseract::IntParam * | classify_debug_level | ) |
Definition at line 708 of file intmatcher.cpp.
| float IntegerMatcher::ApplyCNCorrection | ( | float | rating, |
| int | blob_length, | ||
| int | normalization_factor, | ||
| int | matcher_multiplier | ||
| ) |
Applies the CN normalization factor to the given rating and returns the modified rating.
Definition at line 1223 of file intmatcher.cpp.
| int IntegerMatcher::FindBadFeatures | ( | INT_CLASS | ClassTemplate, |
| BIT_VECTOR | ProtoMask, | ||
| BIT_VECTOR | ConfigMask, | ||
| int16_t | NumFeatures, | ||
| INT_FEATURE_ARRAY | Features, | ||
| FEATURE_ID * | FeatureArray, | ||
| int | AdaptFeatureThreshold, | ||
| int | Debug | ||
| ) |
FindBadFeatures finds all features with maximum feature-evidence < AdaptFeatureThresh. The list is ordered by increasing feature number.
| ClassTemplate | Prototypes & tables for a class |
| ProtoMask | AND Mask for proto word |
| ConfigMask | AND Mask for config word |
| NumFeatures | Number of features in blob |
| Features | Array of features |
| FeatureArray | Array of bad features |
| AdaptFeatureThreshold | Threshold for bad features |
| Debug | Debugger flag: 1=debugger on |
Definition at line 656 of file intmatcher.cpp.
| int IntegerMatcher::FindGoodProtos | ( | INT_CLASS | ClassTemplate, |
| BIT_VECTOR | ProtoMask, | ||
| BIT_VECTOR | ConfigMask, | ||
| int16_t | NumFeatures, | ||
| INT_FEATURE_ARRAY | Features, | ||
| PROTO_ID * | ProtoArray, | ||
| int | AdaptProtoThreshold, | ||
| int | Debug | ||
| ) |
FindGoodProtos finds all protos whose normalized proto-evidence exceed AdaptProtoThreshold. The list is ordered by increasing proto id number.
Globals:
Definition at line 588 of file intmatcher.cpp.
| void IntegerMatcher::Match | ( | INT_CLASS | ClassTemplate, |
| BIT_VECTOR | ProtoMask, | ||
| BIT_VECTOR | ConfigMask, | ||
| int16_t | NumFeatures, | ||
| const INT_FEATURE_STRUCT * | Features, | ||
| tesseract::UnicharRating * | Result, | ||
| int | AdaptFeatureThreshold, | ||
| int | Debug, | ||
| bool | SeparateDebugWindows | ||
| ) |
IntegerMatcher returns the best configuration and rating for a single class. The class matched against is determined by the uniqueness of the ClassTemplate parameter. The best rating and its associated configuration are returned.
Globals:
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Diploma in Business Management enables students to gain a clear understanding of various business disciplines (Accounting, Finance, Marketing, Insurance, Human Resource Management and Management Science).


Gatekeeper Jasmine:
I cannot open the doors of space and time to a villain like you. This is the rule of the gatekeepers guild, as well as my own personal choice. Please do not return.


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Boris Johnson sneaks into Question Time studio while Jeremy Corbyn greets crowds
The Tory party leader made a low-key entrance, shortly after Jeremy Corbyn greeted large crowds gathered outside the studio
by Dave BurkeBoris Johnson has been pictured sneaking into the studio of tonight's BBC Question Time by a back door - not long after Jeremy Corbyn greeted crowds outside.
The Tory party leader made a low key entrance ahead of his questioning on the flagship politics show.
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trip planning tool
e-sports product page
icons for a game companion website
contest platform product page
improving Moodle's interface
I'm a UX/UI designer, but I studied cognitive science. I love design, human-computer interaction, philosophy, open-source and some more. I'm also a firm believer in social change and would like to leave the world having made it at least a little bit better.
If you wish to contact me, pick any of these.


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Rock Me to Sleep
Source of witness transcribed: The Emporia News (Emporia, Kansas)
Date of witness transcribed: 14 July 1860
Notes about this poem: "Rock Me to Sleep" was printed in at least 190 newspapers during the nineteenth century. It can be found using ID 325478 in this table of most widely-reprinted poems.
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- Backward, turn backward, oh Time, in your flight,
- Make me a child again, just for to-night!
- Mother, come back from the echoless shore,
- Take me again to your heart as of yore;
- Kiss from my forehead the furrows of care,
- Smooth the few silver threads out of my hair;
- Over my slumbers your loving watch keep—
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Rock me to sleep, mother—rock me to sleep!
- Backward, flow backward, oh tide of the years!
- I am so weary of toil and of tears—
- Toil without recompense—tears all in vain—
- Take them, and give me my childhood again!
- I have grown weary of dust and decay,
- Weary of flinging my soul-wealth away—
- Weary of sowing for others to reap,—
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Rock me to sleep, mother—rock me to sleep!
- Tired of the hollow, the base, the untrue,
- Mother, oh mother, my heart calls for you!
- Many a summer the grass has grown green,
- Blossomed and faded, our faces between;
- Yet with strong yearning and passionate pain
- Long I to-night for your presence again;
- Come from the silence so long and so deep—
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Rock me to sleep, mother—rock me to sleep!
- Over my heart, in the days that are flown,
- No love like mother-love ever has shown;
- No other worship abides and endures
- Faithful, unselfish, and patient like yours;
- None like a mother can charm away pain
- From the sick soul and the world-weary brain;
- Slumber’s soft calms o’er my heavy lids creep—
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Rock me to sleep; mother—rock me to sleep!
- Come, let your brown hair, just lighted with gold,
- Fall on your shoulders again as of old;
- Let it drop over my forehead to-night,
- Shading my faint eyes away from the light,
- For with its sunny-edged shadows once more
- Haply will throng the sweet visions of yore
- Lovingly, softly, its bright billows sweep—
-
Rock me to sleep, mother—rock me to sleep!
- Mother, dear mother! the years have been long
- Since I last listened to your lullaby song;
- Since then, and unto my soul it shall seem
- Womanhood’s years have been only a dream;
- Clasped to your heart in a loving embrace,
- With your light lashes just sweeping my face
- Never hereafter to wake or to weep,
- Rock me to sleep, mother—rock me to sleep!
ROME, Italy, May, 1860


MissPlete
Misspelling-tolerant autocomplete in less than 220 lines of no-dependencies ECMAScript 2015 (ES6)
MissPlete supports synonyms and it can be customized with any algorithm to select and sort the completions. By default it uses a Jaro–Winkler distance algorithm, which allows for better sloppy interaction than the usual completion based on exact substring matches.
Demo
Usage
import MissPlete from './MissPlete.js';
new MissPlete({
input: document.querySelector('input[name="city"]'),
// Each subarray contains an option and all its synonyms
options: [["Barcelona", "BCN"], ["San Francisco", "SF"]],
// OPTIONAL
// It must return an object with at least the properties `score` and
// `displayValue`.
// Default is a Jaro–Winkler similarity function.
scoreFn: (inputValue, optionSynonyms) => {
// Crazy random example
const score = Math.random();
return { score: score, displayValue: `${optionSynonyms[0]} (${score})` };
},
// OPTIONAL
// Called for each scored option, in order, starting with the one with the
// greatest score. It's passed the scored option (as returned by scoreFn)
// and its index in the score-sorted list. It must return the <li> node
// to display, or null if nothing else has to be displayed.
// Default returns <li> nodes for the 8 best-scored options.
listItemFn: (scoredOption, itemIndex) => {
const li = scoredOption.score < 0.5 ? null : document.createElement("li");
li && li.appendChild(document.createTextNode(scoredOption.displayValue));
return li;
}
});


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May the sun rise in front of me, the rain fall behind me
And the wind follow me. May the Angels guard my travels
For they know what is ahead of me. Keep me safe through
Rolling hills and swirling turns. Let the eagle guide me to the
Mountain tops. Let the moon's light guide me through the night.
Lord, thank you for letting me be a biker.
In Memory Of...


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Search a book
You can search a book in DangDang shop here
Chart test
A test of Django pyecharts
Search a video
You can search a video from bilibili here
To do list
Set or check things to deal
Videos
Watch a local video
More function
To be continued


--- title: Torrent File Strip layout: post tags: [perl] uuid: fa638343-71a9-3c3c-8e31-f7f8d83b55b4 ---
You can skip my explanation and download the tool here,
git clone git://github.com/skeeto/btstrip.git
My main computer recently stopped working for me, and, until I have a replacement, I've been using my wife's old 2004-era desktop, with only 500MB of memory. That has required me to make use of a lighter-weight BitTorrent client than I have in the past: rTorrent.
Because rTorrent's interface is built on ncurses, when combined with GNU Screen it behaves very much like a daemon. I have configured it to watch a certain directory for new torrent files. When I want to start downloading a new torrent, I just put the torrent file there and rTorrent gets to work on it. Share this watched directory on a network, and rTorrent becomes a network service.
# rTorrent configuration directory = /torrents/ session = /torrents/.session/ schedule = watch_directory,5,5,load_start=/torrents/watch/*.torrent schedule = untied_directory,5,5,stop_untied= schedule = tied_directory,5,5,start_tied=
Unfortunately, the rTorrent documentation has not been kept up to
date, and appears to be inaccurate. I prefer to rely completely on
the distributed hash table (DHT) rather than use normal trackers
(so long as the torrent is free of
DRM). My last BitTorrent client allowed me to do this, but the
documented rTorrent option for doing
this, enable_trackers
, doesn't seem to work at all.
enable_trackers = no
My current workaround is to strip away all of the tracker information from the torrent file before giving it to rTorrent. It's a Perl script, with all the hard work being done by the Bencode module. Stripping out the trackers is trivial,
{% highlight perl %} my $decoded = bdecode do { local $/;
The encoding of a torrent file is of critical importance, due to
the info_hash
: the hash of all of the torrent data and
metadata, which uniquely identifies that torrent. If any aspect of
the info
field in the torrent file changes, you get a
different hash and will not be able to participate in the original
torrent. The reason the above code guaranteed to work properly is
because, for any possible bencode data structure, there
is exactly one possible way to bencode it.
There are four data types in the bencode format: integers, byte strings, lists, and associative arrays. Integers are encoded in ASCII as base-10 (making it unaffected by endianess). Byte strings are stored as an integer indicating its length, followed by the literal string itself. Lists are stored as a list of objects in order, with sentinel. And associative arrays are stored as a list of key pairs. Most importantly, those key pairs are stored in alphabetical order, enforcing a single encoding for any given associative array.
The simple code above only works on stdin to stdout, but it would be
more convenient to edit torrent files in place. So I buffed it up a
bit in my working version. It has two command line switches: one for
operating on the file in-place (-i
), and one for setting
the tracker URL manually, rather than inserting a dummy value
(-t
). It also strips out some of the extra, optional
fields, cutting the torrent file down to its minimal size.
Once you've installed the Bencode module, drop that script in
your PATH
somewhere and you're ready to go.