Welcome to the 34th issue of SteemSTEM Distilled, a curation effort by the members of the @steemstem team.
SteemSTEM is a community driven project which seeks to promote well-written and informative Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics posts on Steemit. The project involves curating STEM-related posts through upvoting, resteeming, offering constructive feedback, supporting scientific contests, and other related activities.
For more details, a recent update on the steemSTEM can be found here, and a not so recent one there. Moreover, if you ask yourself about what it means to be part of steemSTEM, please check here.
Our team scours the platform for original and quality content.
After working through thousands (literally!) of STEM-related posts and upvoting more than 150 that we deemed to be worthy, we proudly present you our top 8 handpicked choices for this Thursday-Sunday period.
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Thursday
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### Serratia marcescens: Making soggy bread exciting again
This truly a brilliantly well written post by @effofex in which we as the reader are taken on a complete journey behind the discovery and uses of Serratia marcescens.
### A brief history on weapons - The Saber
No matter how advanced weapons become the Sword is and always will be one of the most lethal weapons ever used in history, but there were many different designs from different eras and from different parts of the world. In this post @zija2022 enlightens us on the history of the Saber sword.
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Friday
### What Is The World’s Largest Insect?
From the weirdest, craziest and biggest animals in the world be rest assured @trumpman will find about them and always share them with us all. In this extensively detailed post he gives us a look at the “World’s Largest Insect To Have Ever Existed”, the “World’s Heaviest Insect”, the “World’s Longest Insect” and the “World’s Largest Wings”.
### GOTCHA! Hunting for Exoplanets 🛰🔭 Part 2/2 [ENG]
Once humankind ventured the open oceans not knowing what new distant new land they will find or new civilization but that thirst for discovery has not stopped, now our focus is on the universe. @flurgx’s second part to Hunting for Exoplants gives us some insight into the new missions of discovery into the unknown universe.
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Saturday
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### Schrödinger’s Biggest Cat: “Quantum In Real Life”
Read this excellent post by @gokhan83kurt on a well-known paradox, Schrödinger’s cat. No, this is not another animal post, it’s all about quantum physics!
### MICROBES; WHEN THEY FIGHT BACK
A thorough presentation of the microbial world by @whytepresh. Trust us, you do want to read this!
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Sunday
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### A date with food poisoning (a science related real life story)
Just like the title implies, a real life story by @aamin about food poisoning that goes a little further to give us a great explanation on how to deal with such a case.
### MAN AND NATURAL DISASTERS — Wildfires; and vegetation decides to have a Bonfire.
 What are the causes, effects and prevention strategies for wildfires? Read what @whileponderin has written for us to learn more!
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A few words about the nomination process
For the sake of transparency we feel we need to clarify how our nomination process works; each issue is compiled by certain members of the SteemSTEM community. This week’s editorial team was comprised of @zest and @ruth-girl.
The editorial team chooses their favorite posts for the week and each issue is the result of their joined effort. In order to keep the process fair, posts written by the editorial team are excluded from the nomination process.
Don’t be discouraged if you didn’t make it on this issue. The competition is harsh and there is always a next time :) In the meantime, you may wish to check these guidelines for extra tips on how your writing can be more effective.
Authors That Received a Curie Upvote by the SteemSTEM Team
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In the same spirit of being transparent about our actions that are now supported by
@curie, we will release every week a list of authors who have caught the attention of the
@steemstem curation team.
If you want to discuss this with us, please do not hesitate to join the
steemSTEM discord server or to follow our curation trail (just ask us for more information on the chat for details).
From March 11 to 18, we rewarded
58 different authors who have written a total of
64 different articles. The authors who received both a @steemstem and a @curie vote that week are:
@addempsea, @adetola, @alexbeyman, @aliyu-s, @amavi, @arrrados, @chloroform, @cristi, @cryptogee, @cryptowani, @cuarzo05, @damzxyno, @davidrhodes124, @dedicatedguy, @deusjudo, @dexterdev, @drifter1, @effofex, @egotheist, @erh.germany, @etcmike, @giornalista, @ideas-abstractas, @jepper, @jringo, @justyy, @kedi, @lauch3d, @lorenzor, @masterwu, @mayrie28, @mcw, @mdosev, @mittymartz, @mountain.phil28, @mrbreeziewrites, @nataschachem, @parejan, @physics.benjamin, @procrastilearner, @proteus-h, @pweetyify, @robotics101, @saywha, @scisteem, @simplifylife, @sogless, @sooflauschig, @stabilowl, @steenshare, @techslut, @temitayo-pelumi, @tensor, @terrylovejoy, @tfcoates, @valth, @wisdomdavid, @zija2022
Remember, this was the week in which we decided to stop voting for 5 days.
All curation rewards earned will be used to fund @steemstem project functioning and activities.
See you all next Thursday!
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Welcome to
Surrey
2012
Making the most of opportunities from the 2012 Games
We want to know how you feel about the Games coming to London. Will they inspire you to participate more in sports? Or, are you worried about the possibility of traffic congestion?
Please fill in this simple online questionnaire, which has been commissioned by the Surrey Tourism Partnership.
Try something new this summer? Park and gardens open all afternoon, bird hide open, free guided tours and free activities for children, including the Wild Running play trail. Tea and cakes are available to purchase. From 1 to 5pm we are available. Entry costs £5, children go free. For more information, please click here. We are waiting for you. Enjoy!
We want to know how you feel about the Games coming to London. Will they inspire you to participate more in sports? Or, are you worried about the possibility of traffic congestion?
Please fill in this simple online questionnaire, which has been commissioned by the Surrey Tourism Partnership.
Try something new this summer? Park and gardens open all afternoon, bird hide open, free guided tours and free activities for children, including the Wild Running play trail. Tea and cakes are available to purchase. From 1 to 5pm we are available. Entry costs £5, children go free. For more information, please click here. We are waiting for you. Enjoy!
Surrey Hills would like to thank all the many people who
have contributed to the site.
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Bozidarski Photography 2012 and Nikon Nikonsky 2012.


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title: Oracle PL/SQL Best Practices and Common Mistakes
date: '2007-04-23T14:59:00.000-05:00'
author: Don Seiler
tags:
- oracle
- feuerstein
- quest
- pl/sql
modified_time: '2010-11-19T22:48:46.766-06:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7032512792942232766.post-4635950059169314083
blogger_orig_url: http://www.seiler.us/2007/04/oracle-plsql-best-practices-and-common.html
---
Eddie Awad dug up some videos from Quest Software of PL/SQL-god and Borat-hater Steve Feuerstein talking about the best and worst of PL/SQL programming.
The videos offer some tasty advice, including tips on writing cleaner, more modular code, and use of BULK COLLECT and FORALL to improve mass data processing performance, and use of table functions. It's even worth sitting through the Quest infomercial towards the end of each video.


Generated damage contributions can be compared against each other. For this, right-click on multiple damage contributions
in the file tree and select - Compare Damage Contributions
from the popup menu as follows;
This will open the compare damage contributions input panel.
Here, you will have to select the type of contributions to compare (i.e. incremental, delta-p or delta-t). For incremental
contributions, it is also required to select the contributions to compare from the list below.
You can select the chart title naming source from this panel.


Comments
-- A comment
Simple string and character
"A simple string with %"double quotes%""
'a'
Verbatim-strings
"[
A aligned verbatim string
]"
"{
A non-aligned verbatim string
}"
Numbers
1_000
1_000.
1_000.e+1_000
1_000.1_000e-1_000
.1
0b1010_0001
0xAF_5B
0c75_22
Class names
deferred class
A [G]
feature
items: G
deferred end
end
Full example
note
description: "Represents a person."
class
PERSON
create
make, make_unknown
feature {NONE} -- Creation
make (a_name: like name)
-- Create a person with `a_name' as `name'.
do
name := a_name
ensure
name = a_name
end
make_unknown
do ensure
name = Void
end
feature -- Access
name: detachable STRING
-- Full name or Void if unknown.
end


@(email :String ) @tp = @{services.base.template.TemplateService.getInstance().getContents()} @views.html.base.master{
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this website is a testing website for PoIgon to do random stuff
look to thr right to see my recreations/tests
to see unseen stuff from PoIygon


Watford v Chelsea: match preview
by Guardian StaffWatford are winless after 10 league games, and in danger of losing touch in the relegation battle – so the visit of a Chelsea side who have won every away game since losing at Old Trafford on opening day is far from ideal. Frank Lampard has warned his team against complacency, and has a selection dilemma up front after Christian Pulisic’s hat-trick against Burnley. Antonio Rüdiger is unavailable, while the match also comes too soon for Ross Barkley and N’Golo Kanté. Quique Sánchez Flores has called on the home fans to make plenty of noise at Vicarage Road on Saturday. Watford’s 4-1 win in this fixture last season is a sign of what they are capable of doing to top-six sides that underestimate them. Niall McVeigh
Saturday 5.30pm Sky Sports Premier League
Venue Vicarage Road
Last season Watford 1 Chelsea 2
Referee Anthony Taylor
This season G9 Y36 R1 4.11 cards/game
Odds H 4-1 A 4-6 D 3-1
WATFORD
Subs from Gomes, Mariappa, Dahlberg, Femenía, Dele-Bashiru, Prödl, Foulquier, Gray, Masina, Success
Doubtful None
Injured Capoue (back), Cleverley (heel, both 8 Nov), Deeney (knee), Quina (groin), Sarr (leg, all 23 Nov), Welbeck (hamstring, unknown)
Suspended None
Discipline Y21 R0
Form DLLDDD
Leading scorers Cleverley, Doucouré, Gray, Hughes, Pereyra 1
CHELSEA
Subs from Caballero, Guehi, James, Emerson, Gilmour, Anjorin, Pedro, Hudson-Odoi, Batshuayi, Giroud
Doubtful None
Injured Barkley (ankle), Christensen (hamstring), Kanté (groin, all 5 Nov), Loftus-Cheek (achilles, unknown), Rüdiger (groin, unknown)
Suspended None
Discipline Y18 R0
Form WLWWWW
Leading scorer Abraham 8


"It is a privilege to solve problems for a living. It is a responsibility to select problems that really needs solving"
I'm a proud alumnus of Dr. Tiffany Barnes' lab . During my graduate career I innovated data-driven methods in creative educational technologies.
Zhongxiu Peddycord-Liu, Veronica Catete, Jessica Vandenberg, Tiffany Barnes, Collin Lynch, Teomara Rutherford. (2019). A Field Study of Teachers Using a Curriculum-integrated Digital Game. [pre-print pdf]. ACM CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI). Glasgow, UK. (full paper, upcoming)(23.8% acceptance rate)
Zhongxiu Peddycord-Liu, Rachel Harred, Sarah Karamarkovich, Tiffany Barnes, Collin Lynch, Teomara Rutherford. (2018). Learning Curve Analysis in a Large-Scale, Drill-and-Practice Serious Math Game: Where is Learning Support Needed?. International Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Education (AIED). London, UK. (full paper)(25% acceptance rate) (Best Student Paper Nominee)
Zhongxiu Peddycord-Liu, Christa Cody, Sarah Karamarkovich, Tiffany Barnes, Collin Lynch, Teomara Rutherford. (2017). Using Serious Game Analytics to Inform Digital Curricular Sequencing: What Math Objective Should Students Play Next? ACM SIGCHI Annual Symposium on Computer-Human Interaction in Play (CHI-PLAY), Amsterdam, the Netherlands.(full paper)(25.2% acceptance rate; 45/178 full papers)
Thomas Price, Zhongxiu Liu, Veronica Catete, Tiffany Barnes. (2017). Factors Influencing Students' Help-Seeking Behavior while Programming with Human and Computer Tutors ICER, Tacoma, WA, USA. (27% acceptance rate; 29/108 full papers)
Zhongxiu Liu, Christa Cody, Tiffany Barnes, Collin Lynch, Teomara Rutherford. (2017). The Antecedents of and Associations with Elective Replay in An Educational Game: Is Replay Worth It? International Conference on Educational Data Mining (EDM), Wuhan, China. (full paper)
Zhongxiu Liu, Rui Zhi, Andrew Hicks, Tiffany Barnes (2017). Understanding Problem Solving Behavior of 6-8 Graders in a Debugging Game. Computer Science Education. 27:1, 1-29. Taylor and Francis, UK. DOI: 10.1080/08993408.2017.1308651. [Pre-print pdf]
Zhongxiu Liu, Rebecca Brown, Collin Lynch, Tiffany Barnes, Ryan Baker, Yoav Bergner and Danielle Mcnamara. (2016). MOOC Learner Behaviors by Country and Culture; an Exploratory Analysis. International Conference on Educational Data Mining (EDM), Raleigh, NC. (full paper) (27.5% acceptance rate; 30/105 full papers) [pptx]
Andrew Hicks, Zhongxiu Liu, and Tiffany Barnes. (2016). Measuring Gameplay Affordances of User-Generated Content in an Educational Game. International Conference on Educational Data Mining (EDM), Raleigh, NC. (full paper) (27.5% acceptance rate; 30/105 full papers) [pptx](Best Student Paper Nominee)
Zhongxiu Liu, Behrooz Mostafavi, and Tiffany Barnes. (2016). Combining Worked Examples and Problem Solving in a Data-driven Logic Tutor. International Conference on Intelligent Tutoring Systems (ITS). Zagreb, Croatia. (short paper) [pptx]
Behrooz Mostafavi, Zhongxiu Liu, and Tiffany Barnes. (2015). Data-driven Proficiency Profiling. Educational Data Mining (EDM), Madrid, Spain. (full paper) [pptx]
Zhongxiu Liu, Pataranutaporn, V., Ocumpaugh, J., Baker, R.S.J.d. (2013). Sequences of Frustration and Confusion, and Learning>. International Conference on Educational Data Mining (EDM). Memphis, USA. (full paper)
Corville Allen, Andrew Freed, Zhongxiu Liu, Augustin Malo, Sandya Nayak, Mitch Rees-Jones, Sunil Shashidhara. System and Method for Optimizing Visualization for Comparative Treatment Analysis from a Cognitive and Personal Approach. US20170228505A1
Zhongxiu Liu, Zhang, Y., Kornai, A., Sarkozy, G. (2013). Automated Building of Sentence-Level Parallel Corpus and Chinese-Hungarian Dictionary. Technical Report MQP-CDR-GXS1301, Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Worcester, MA, USA.


Gluebert.js uses the power of code splitting and dynamic import feature for JavaScript, Stylesheets (Sass, less, stylus, whatever) and even HTML Templates including twig, handlebars, mustache or your own template engine.
MutationObserver are tracking changes in your DOM and lazy binding module signatures and executes them, when an element appears in the viewport using IntersectionObservers.
To organize, sending and receiving Data through your application there are observable streams available provided by [RxJS](http://reactivex.io/).
The combination of the core concepts makes computation and payload overhead being a thing of the past.
The aim of Gluebert.js is, to make it simple and intuitive using modern approaches even for legacy and outdated Browsers back to IE11.


“Sumuttikā sumuttikā,
Sādhumuttikāmhi musalassa;
Ahiriko me chattakaṁ vāpi,
Ukkhalikā me deḍḍubhaṁ vāti.
I’m well freed, well freed,
so very well freed!

Rāgañca ahaṁ dosañca,
Cicciṭi cicciṭīti vihanāmi;
Sā rukkhamūlamupagamma,
Aho sukhanti sukhato jhāyāmī”ti.
Now, as for greed and hate:
I sear them and sizzle them up.
Having gone to the root of a tree,
I meditate happily, thinking, “Oh, what bliss!”
… Sumaṅgalamātā therī ….


class RootPhase : Phase
Just a dummy class to represent empty phases.
RootPhase() RootPhase(body: PhaseWrapper.() -> Unit)
Just a dummy class to represent empty phases. |
val children: MutableList<Phase>
Phase children list. |
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val depth: Int
Phase dept, how many parents to reach the root. E.g: |
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val display: String
the phase display text. |
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var parent: Phase?
Phase parent. |
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var run: () -> Unit
The executable block. |
fun formatDisplay(body: (Phase) -> Any): String
Formats the phase according to a formatter. |


Medical Researcher turned Cyber Security Professional. I started my early career out of college as a research assistant aspiring to become a physician assitant [PA]. Shortly after beginning my career (literally; it was just a year and a half) and getting comfortable cutting up brain tissue, I made a huge turn and began exploring software. Even though I weirdly fell in love with research and all that cut up organ tissue, this career change was the correct move.
Other than playing soccer as a collegiate athlete, I never felt this type of joy doing an extracurricular activity until I started coding, researching, learning, and growing within the IT/Software realm. Quite incredible to say the least. I want to continue my path and eventually become a Cyber Security Professional, and more specifically, an Ethical Hacker [Check out my career path, what I plan on learning throughout my journey and my progress below].
View ResumeThis is my first project using React.js. I used it to incorporate a search function to find a robot's name within the list of available robot contacts.
This is an undecorated project that shows my potential within the e-commerce world. Even though I do not physically write the code (well, the majority of it), it shows that I can design, set up, and distribute a working environment for any business: big or small.
This particular project was for Tammy and her flower company. It's a way for customers to not just buy flowers, but read blogs, keep in touch with Tammy, and much more.
This was a project I started very recent, and I really enjoyed making it (still in progress and growing by the day). I really enjoy writing, so I decided to create a blog site in order to help those that are interested in cyber security, penetration testing, ethical hacking, and more. I am in the process of becoming a penetration tester, and this site helps me create missions and ideas to show my creativity and knowledge about pen testing. Come check it out!
[GET TO KNOW ME MORE?]


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WITNESS LIST Government Organization Committee May 21, 2003 - 1:00P HB 599 ON: Calcote, ML General Counsel (Senator Jeff Wentworth), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: On: Gonzalez, Vanessa Policy Analyst (Sunset Commission) HB 1538 FOR: Bolles, Patsy Retired (Peggy Malone) Little, Don Perry Cemetery and Historical Assoc. (Perry Cemetery and Historical Assoc.), Houston, TX Little, Teri Historian (Perry Cemetery Assn.) AGAINST: Hankins, Lamar W. Attorney (Funeral Consumers Alliance of Texas), San Marcos, TX ON: Besteiro, Ollie Legislative volunteer (AARP) Registering, but not testifying: For: Byron, M. Training (Self) Garrison, Jim Executive Director (Texas Funeral Directors Assn) Gussoni, Martha (Self), Georgetown, TX Inabnett, Chris Attorney (Stewart Enterprises, Inc.) Longino, Lee Funeral Director (SCI/ TFDA), Houston, TX Rhymes, Marty Rhymes and Assoc. (Texas Funeral Service Commission) Rogers, Jr., Johnnie B. Consultant (Service Corporation International) Taylor King, Sr., John Q. Mortician (Texas Funeral Service Commission), Austin, TX On: Almasov, Deborah Chief Fiscal Officer (Texas Funeral Svc. Commission) Newberg, Stephanie Deputy Commissioner (Texas Department of Banking), Austin, TX Robbins, Chet Executive Director (Texas Funeral Service Commission), Austin, TX Wissolik, Erica Sunset Staff (Sunset Commission) HB 2376 Registering, but not testifying: On: Bow, Jonathan D. General Counsel (State Office of Risk Mgt), Austin, TX Wattles, Dan (State Auditor's Office) HB 2455 ON: Longley, Joey Director (Sunset Commission), Austin, TX HB 2519 ON: Atkins, Billy Director, Charitable Bingo Division (Tx. Lottery Commission) Registering, but not testifying: For: Arnold, J. Phillip Teacher (Houston Area Bingo Charities), Houston, TX Bresnen, Steven Attorney (Bingo Interest Group), Austin, TX Castlebury, Glen Elks Volunteer (Texas Elks State Assn.) Fenoglio, Stephen Attorney (Over 950 Charitable and Business Organization), Austin, TX Ingersoll, Deborah Lobbyist (Bingo Group), Austin, TX Miller, Lisa Ivie Legislative Consultant (State Firemen's and Fire Marshal's Assn. of Tx.), Austin, TX Oakley, Everett R. Retired (Reunion Ministries), Houston, TX Pewitt, Bill Association director (Texas Charitable Bingo Assn.) HB 2933 FOR: Hale, William Consultant (Self) Harrell, Will Lawyer (ACLU), Austin, TX Powers, Kirven Former Investigator (Self) Yanez- Correa, Ana Public Policy Director (Texas LULAC, NAACP, GI Forum, ACLU), Austin, TX ON: Banks, Mary Chair (Texas Commission on Human Rights) Covington, Vickie Employment Investigations Mgr. (Texas Commission on Human Rights), Austin, TX Elizondo, Janet V. Acting District Director (U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission), Dallas, TX Lane, Rhonda Chief Financial Officer/ Operations Mgr (Tx.Commission on Human Rights) Powell, J.D. (Dave) ED (Texas Commission on Human Rights), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Ortiz, Hector Coordinator (William C. Velasquez Institute) On: Knepp, Christopher Attorney (Texas Employment Law Council), Austin, TX Providing written testimony: On: Skiles, Glenn Manager (Texas Commission on Human Rights), Austin, TX HB 3024 Registering, but not testifying: For: Wheeler, Skipper County Commissioner (Runnels County), Ballinger, TX


We've created a small sample database to use for this assignment. It contains four relations:
Person(name, age, gender) // name is a key Frequents(name, pizzeria) // [name,pizzeria] is a key Eats(name, pizza) // [name,pizza] is a key Serves(pizzeria, pizza, price) // [pizzeria,pizza] is a keyInstructions: You can execute the queries using Relational Algebra or SQL queries. Since Relational Algebra symbols aren't readily available on most of the keyboards, refer to this syntax guide. You can also view the database here.
Find all pizzas eaten by at least one female over the age of 20.
Find the names of all females who eat at least one pizza served by Straw Hat. (Note: The pizza need not be eaten at Straw Hat.)
Find all pizzerias that serve at least one pizza for less than $10 that either Amy or Fay (or both) eat.
Find all pizzerias that serve at least one pizza for less than $10 that both Amy and Fay eat.
Find the names of all people who eat at least one pizza served by Dominos but who do not frequent Dominos.


The HTML Parser Libraries.
These java libraries provide access to the contents of local or remote HTML
resources in a programatic way.
Components
The HTML Parser distribution is composed of:
- a low level {@link org.htmlparser.lexer.Lexer lexer} that converts characters from a HTML page into a linear sequence of nodes
- a high level {@link org.htmlparser.Parser parser} that provides a heirarchical document model of a HTML page
- source code in the src.zip file
Getting Started
For novice users, an introductory guide on how to set up your environment to
use the HTML Parser is provided in HTML Parser for Dummies.
Building
To build the HTML Parser you'll need to get the sources from the
HTML
Parser project on Sourceforge if you haven't already, and then follow the
build instructions.
Outstanding Issues.
Bugs are by far, the highest priority issues. Various reports of bugs related to
the HTML Parser are available from the Bug
Tracker on SourceForge. Issues related to incorrect behaviour of the
current parser should be logged and tracked using this mechanism. Please use
task lists and enhancement requests for issues that would not be considered
bugs.
Several task lists are used to track the items that are not percieved as bugs,
but are viewed by developers as things that need attention. The following list
summarizes the purpose and target issues for each list.
-
Applications - Work associated with the sample applications included with
the HTML Parser download is tracked by this list. This would also include
proposals for other example applications.
-
Release - Work to be done before a major release is tracked by this list.
Items included here must be resolved before the major release is considered
complete. This can include refactoring, code clean-up, out-of-the-box
experience work, build process fixes, platform (JDK) issues, performance
or scalability enhancements, memory usage issues and other 'quality' issues
that are not associated with a specific bug.
-
API - Work needed to enhance or fix the parser API is tracked by this list.
Standards compliance, additional classes, method signatures, changes to
parameter types, refactoring, deprecation, new or enhanced constructors, and
other programatic interface issues would fall into this category. This list
should be limited to those changes that could impact the developer community
that relies on existing behaviour from the parser.
-
Documentation - Work associated with documenting the parser and it's
example code and sample applications is tracked by this list. Javadocs, the
web site, Sourceforge site maintenance, mailing lists, forums,
project documentation and other developer visible reference material would all
fall under this category.
The
Request For Enhancement list contains items that are proposed for future versions
of the parser. Users may add to this list what they feel are extensions beyond
simple bug fixing. Some user entered bugs are also transferred to this list if
the scope of the fix would be too significant a change for the current
version, or involve API changes that need to be vetted against the current
user community.
Mailing Lists.
If you want to be notified when new releases of HTML Parser are available, join the
HTML Parser Announcement List.
If you have questions about the usage of the parser, join the
HTML Parser User List.
If you want to join as a developer, please sign up on the
HTML Parser Developer List


Welcome to the Disease.io Data Center! Here, you can find information about human risk.
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I had heard stories of people experimenting with benadryl, DXM, and coricidron, even a few of my friends had tried it.
At first I was nervous because I could not get over the idea of taking so many pills at once. The week before i tried diphenhydramine, one of my friends tried taking eight pills of dramamine and had a pretty strange trip. I forgot what happened though.
I took about 400 mg of generic brand benadryl at around 5:00. I started feeling the effects about an hour later when my friend came over. I did not tell him that I had taken the benadryl.
The first thing that I really noticed in the trip was the added weight to my arms and legs. It did not feel the same as when I am high and my arms and legs feel heavy, this felt like i had weights tied to my wrists and ankles and were pulling me down. My mouth was very dry. I would then look at the wall, and it seemed as if there were many tiny dots on it, and it looked very grainy.
I got another call from another friend who was having a party, we went over there and I had a little trouble keeping my balance. When I was there at times it seemed as if I was spacing out, and it would take me a few moments to respond. No one figured it out that I was on anything but I did not really like the trip. After awhile I felt very sleepy and was able to fall asleep almost immediately that night.
It wasn't as great of an experience as I was hoping for but it was not too bad.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Tetrarch Thifiell:
The Book of the Abyss is the living history of our past and future. It is where all our tribal knowledge and experience is recorded. To complete the Initiation Ceremony you must write your own phrase in the book. Good luck!


System Administration Functions
Topics
CURRENT_SETTING
PG_CANCEL_BACKEND
PG_TERMINATE_BACKEND
SET_CONFIG
Amazon Redshift supports several system administration functions.


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I give permission for a researcher to contact me about taking part in clinical trials to find a vaccine for coronavirus (COVID-19).
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01
- A STORY ONCE LOST
I've never seen this room before (but that could just be due to me mostly
playing void missions) so I suspected it might hide a Kuria up pretty
high. I was right.
o Tileset: Corpus Gas City
o Mission type: Any
- RECOVERED BY FATE
Screenshot is finally here! Simply climb up the pipes and you will find
the Kuria on top.
o Tileset: Corpus Gas City
o Mission type: Any
- THE TALE OF TWO SISTERS
This Kuria was previously found in a Deception mission and has been moved
to a new location. It is now located in one of the biggest, if not the
biggest tileset in Warframe:
the jungle on earth.
My best take on this would be searching for the waterfall and going to the
second closest tree stump.
Sadly this Kuria is not as awesome as it's predecessor. The old one was my favorite out of all 56 Kurias.
o Tileset: Grineer Forest
o Mission type: Any
o Recommendation: Excavation, Mobile Defense
- WHO BORE THE SAME FACE
This Kuria was previously found in a Deception mission and has been moved
to a new location. It is now found inside of one of the spy vaults on
Earth.
Simply go up to the waterfall at the back of the room (easiest way to get
there is by using the zipline).
The Kuria is in the room behind the corridor. Make sure not to get caught
or hack the vault first. Thanks to
Captain♥♥♥♥♥♥for pointing this one out
(his name will probably get censored :P).
o Tileset: Grineer Forest
o Mission type: Spy
02
- BORN ONE QUIET MORNING
Just jump upwards, you will eventually find it.
o Tileset: Corpus Gas City
o Mission type: Any
- AMIDST THE GREAT WAR
This one was tricky as I expected the Kuria to be
way higher up top. Apparently windows are an option, too.
o Tileset: Corpus Gas City
o Mission type: Any
o Recommendation: Mobile Defense
- ALL ELDERS WERE GATHERED
When spawning on top of the tower, break the
air-vent to jump down below and you're almost there.
o Tileset: Corpus Gas City
o Mission type: Any
- FOR THIS LIFE'S NEW DAWN
One of two Kurias I didn't find myself. I
accidently spoilered myself with a video on this
one. This is one of the most audacious and ridiculous Kurias
I've encountered so far. It can be found at extraction. With enough
boredom or skill you can manage to land down there by the way.
o Tileset: Grineer Forest
o Mission type: Any
03
- CONFUSED AND BEWILDERED
In the 'pillar'-room up really high.
o Tileset: Grineer Galleon
o Mission type: Any
- THEY JUDGED THEM AMISS
In the generator-room with the pillar in the middle look up to the
lockers. You will be able to find a Kuria in one of the small bays.
o Tileset: Grineer Galleon
o Mission type: Any
- FOR THEY NEVER WITNESSED
When walking inside this room, walk downwards and
get into the first door to your left. On your left side should be two
crates stacked ontop of each other. Climb them
and find your Kuria. If you have to walk upwards when entering the room,
go into the last door on your right.
o Tileset: Grineer Galleon
o Mission type: Any
- TWO SELF-SAME AS THESE
This Kuria was previously found in a Deception mission and has been moved
to a new location. The room has some stairs leading up.
Simply go up the stairs and you can see a platform from there.
I wonder what happened to the Grineer holding
that Kuria. Anyway, thank you to Claviculus for
giving me a good description.
o Tileset: Grineer Forest
o Mission type: Any
04
- A MIRRORED REFLECTION
Simply walk to the end of the room and jump into
the water. This Kuria is hard to miss. Also take note of the awesome
screenshot I was able to take thanks to Warframe
bugging out (hence me standing midair with my
Arch-gun out). Luckily Kebabthief could finish
the mission for me.
o Tileset: Grineer Sealab
o Mission type: Capture
- HAD COME INTO LIFE
As soon as Kebabthief told me he found one in
this room, I knew where to look. Pretty easy one here.
o Tileset: Grineer Sealab
o Mission type: Any
- BY WILL OF THEIR FATHER
This is a common room and can be found within any
mission.
This one appeared inside a Mobile Defense
mission. I guess it's a quite common in Mobile Defense
missions, so you might be better off finding that Kuria there.
Both rooms contain this weird apparatus with the Kuria ontop
of it.
This is the first time I've encountered the same Kuria in 2 different
rooms. Grineer Sealab
seems to be a weird place with a lot of strange
room/object/mission-relations (hard to put that into words). To give you
an example: There seem to be alternatives of certain rooms with broken
pipes etc... I still need to figure this out.
o Tileset: Grineer Sealab
o Mission type: Any
o Recommendation: Mobile Defense
- KEPT SAFE FROM THE KNIFE
Nothing much to say on this one. The room itself has a kind of unique
mechanic. When you are standing in the middle and looking on the close
walls, you may notice two 'levers'. Shoot both of these and you can get
access to a somewhat secret room.
o Tileset: Grineer Sealab
o Mission type: Any
05
- THE SAMENESS WAS SHUNNED
Rather complex Kuria here, when coming into this
room, walk up the stairs until you see a yellow console.
Hack the console before jumping down into the water.
The door is now open revealing the Kuria. Thanks to Kebabthief
for working that out, I didn't realize the console was part of it and
thought it was just a similar room.
o Tileset: Grineer Sealab
o Mission type: Any
- AS SLAVE-LIKE AND SOILED
You can recognize this room by the fountain in
the middle. Kuria is pretty easy to find.
o Tileset: Grineer Sealab
o Mission type: Any
- THEY TENDED THEIR STRAYS
Thank you once again to Terror for finding that Kuria. This room is easy
to identify by the 4 small, yellow Grineer
holograms. The Kuria is hidden inside one of the broken pipes.
o Tileset: Grineer Sealab
o Mission type: Any
- REJECTED BY ALL
Can be a bit tricky to get to. Jump on the
platform first and then simply walk up the corals.
o Tileset: Grineer Sealab
o Mission type: Any
06
- AS BOTH GIRLS MATURED
This is the Grineer sealab rescue room (thank you to Archangel Arbie2 for
pointing that out). The Kuria is hidden on the left side, you only need to
get on one of the cables.  It's hard to describe where the Kuria is in that room but
luckily there aren't many pillars to search for. This one was pretty mean,
as I've been scanning the entire room on multiple occasions and never
found it. Kebabthief then found it in a couple
minutes.
o Tileset: Grineer Sealab
o Mission type: Any
- SAME SENSES, SAME STRENGTH
Pretty rare archwing room, we ran across that
one randomly. There's a ship cruising around with a laser. The Kuria is
hidden towards the open end (to the left if you're trying to swim out) and
seated on the black rock between two ... ummm...
coral thingies.
o Tileset: Grineer Sealab
o Mission type: Any
o Recommendation: The Second Dream (quest)
07
- THE UPRISING CAME
This is a pretty common passage. When facing the
generator, step in front of the control console and look to the left.
o Tileset: Grineer Settlement
o Mission type: Any
- AND SPREAD LIKE A WEED
This one can only be found in the defense-room. It is to the left of the pipes.
o Tileset: Grineer Settlement
o Mission type: Defense
- AN ARMY OF COPY-MEN
This one is a really mean Kuria as it is close to
the extraction and the second (technically the first as it is higher up in
the list) Kuria in a rather small room. Be careful if you're playing alone
or all the other people are already at extraction, because stepping a bit
too far to the side will immediately end the mission in case the objective
has already been completed.
This is the second out of two Kurias (the first
being Kuria 2-4) I got spoilered. I don't think
I would ever have found that one myself.
o Tileset: Grineer Settlement
o Mission type: Any
- FEROCIOUS AND FREE
Near the extraction.
o Tileset: Grineer Settlement
o Mission type: Any
08
- AND MUCH LIKE THE SEA
This one is a bit tricky to find. If you're
looking down from the higher-located generator to the lower one, you can
find the Kuria on a ledge to the right side of the narrow passage.
o Tileset: Grineer Settlement
o Mission type: Any
- THEY CAME JUST LIKE WAVES
Searched in this room like a maniac during a nightmare mission but
couldn't find a thing after 10 minutes. Terror found that Kuria in less
than 20 seconds. The entrance is really hard to see when you're not up
close.
o Tileset: Grineer Settlement
o Mission type: Any
- FOR YEARS THEY FOUGHT ON
The second Kuria in the same room (with the energy generator thingy in the
middle). Ironically, I found this one.
o Tileset: Grineer Settlement
o Mission type: Any
- FOR YEARS WE REMAINED
I ran past this one far too often. Bullet-jump on the second (higher) rock
pillar.
o Tileset: Grineer Settlement
o Mission type: Any
09
- LIKE CHISEL TO STONE
On top of one of the pillars in the 'desert' tile.
o Tileset: Grineer Settlement
o Mission type: Any
- WAR MOLDED THE TWINS
This room is a generic end-tile and can be found anywhere under water
(credits to Claviculuswuluwus for the research).
o Tileset: Grineer Sealab
o Mission type: Any
- WHO RAVAGED THE HORDES
One of the spawn rooms for the Grineer
settlement tileset. This room is guaranteed to appear if you select a defense mission. Just climb on top of the crane.
o Tileset: Grineer Settlement
o Mission type: Any
- BECAME LEGEND TO THEM
I don't know what to write here.  The Kuria is hidden in
the ground, you can easily scan it.
o Tileset: Grineer Shipyard
o Mission type: Any
- THAT CAME FROM EACH OTHER
This room is surprisingly common and the Kuria is
on the pipes to the right of the lava. It will be one of the first you
will encounter on Ceres.
o Tileset: Grineer Shipyard
o Mission type: Any
- UNLIKE ALL THESE COPIES
This is self-explanatory. Thanks to Terror for
finding this one. The only reason you're seeing text here is because
there's some weird formatting bug with lists and I have to write something
because I don't want it too look messy.
o Tileset: Grineer Shipyard
o Mission type: Any
- IDENTICAL, BUT NOT BROTHERS
On top of the right fan over the door.
o Tileset: Grineer Shipyard
o Mission type: Any
11
- THE COPIES COULD SEE IT
Follow the corridor to your right when you come in. This dead-end is was guaranteed
to spawn in this particular extraction-room (which seems to be the best
place to find it in). Props to Fox the Undead for telling me in the
comments, that this is a generic dead-end and can be found in other rooms aswell. This room could
also previously be found in Orokin Sabotage
missions.
o Tileset: Grineer Shipyard
o Mission type: Any
- THEY YEARNED FOR IT TOO
This one..! In the same room as the next Kuria,
except I completely missed this one. Terror found it and I didn't believe
it until I found the Kuria myself later. Props to DE for that one.
I think this room might only show up as a branch to a certain extraction
room.
o Tileset: Grineer Shipyard
o Mission type: Any
- IF THE TWINS COULD DO IT
Still in the same room as the previous Kuria. The
second I looked up, I knew there would be a Kuria appearing on my scanner.
I was absolutely right. Also, you can climb really high into this room.
The Kuria is somewhere in the middle.
o Tileset: Grineer Shipyard
o Mission type: Any
- PERHAPS THEY COULD TOO
I ran past the Kuria inside this room a couple of times before I almost
accidently noticed it on my scanner. This one was a real surprise.
o Tileset: Grineer Shipyard
o Mission type: Any
12
- THE TWINS HAD ATTAINED
Props to Terror for finding that one. Simply stand below the platform and
bullet-jump straight up. It's a bit tricky to get to, because not even a
few feet above is an invisible ceiling and you don't have a lot of options
to wall-jump up there.
o Tileset: Grineer Shipyard
o Mission type: Any
- SOMETHING MORE THAN A WHOLE
This is a pretty rare end-room but it's usually
connected to another room over rails, so watch out for those. Go up
towards the console and halfway there you will see a stairway that leads
beneath. The Kuria is under the last flight of stairs. As lyravega pointed out, this room requires a room with
rails in order to spawn, one of which is more common to spawn in Mobile Defense. Big thanks to him!
o Tileset: Grineer Shipyard
o Mission type: Any
o Recommendation: Mobile Defense
- A TRUE UNDERSTANDING
This is an uncommon apparently a
super-rare extraction-room. Be careful when playing on solo because you
might accidently end the mission before you get to scan the Kuria. There
is a ledge on the left cliff that you can stand on. Move along until you
can get a glimpse of the Kuria (credits go to sp!r!tst0ne
and Total Takeover for figuring this out). Caution: don't get struck by a
lightning!
o Tileset: Grineer Shipyard
o Mission type: Any
- OF EACH OTHER SOUL
The last one! I knew there'd be two Kurias in
this room and I finally found it in a mission where I had enough time to
search for it. This one took me pretty long, because I never got this room
when I was playing on Ceres every week or so. I knew I had to search this
room again and the stars finally aligned!
o Tileset: Grineer Shipyard
o Mission type: Any
o Recommendation: Capture
13
- THE COPIES BECAME BELIEVERS
This Kuria was a big surprise to me, as I almost missed it. Scanned the
entire room finding nothing and then suddenly hear it as I'm
bullet-jumping out of the room. It can be found in the same room as the
previous Kuria.
o Tileset: Grineer Shipyard
o Mission type: Any
o Recommendation: Capture
- ONE BY ONE BOWED TO THE TWINS
So after taking a lot of runs through Ceres in
order to find new Kurias, Kebabthief
told me he found a new one and tried to describe it. That was Kuria 12-2
but it made me remember this particular room with the three cranes which I
only ever saw once. So after finishing a lot of missions on Ceres and
almost giving up, thinking I did something wrong I FINALLY FOUND IT. This has to be (in my opinion) the rarest room I
have encountered so far.
I immediately got a feeling the Kuria would be ontop
of the cranes and there it was, smiling at me. It's pretty easy to get up
there but from my memory of that room I was already so sure I'd find it up
there, it felt like fulfilling a prophecy.
o Tileset: Grineer Shipyard
o Mission type: Any
- AND LED FORTH BY THEIR NEW MASTERS
This Kuria can be found in the exact same room as the Kuria above. Let me
go ahead and tell you that I had to watch a video guide in order to find
this one for the following reasons:
o This room is so rare, I saw it as my only
chance to ever encounter it
o It's pretty big and I got a feeling there'd be
two Kurias in this room
o Two consecutive Kurias
still missing at that point reinforced my idea
o I was getting tired after searching for 10
minutes (enemies got annoying)
I started watching the video and realized I was right: There
absolutely is a Kuria in this room! I stopped the video before I knew where
exactly to look (I just needed that motivation-boost) and searched it by
myself...
for 30 minutes...
I did not find it.
Being disappointed in myself, I started up the video again but this time
watched it in full length.
Out of all the Kurias I collected so far, all seemed
fair in some way. Some were easy, others were hard, but I always felt like I
achieved something. Every time my friends found a Kuria faster than me or got
one that I missed it gave me motivation to try better next time.
BUT THIS KURIA...
It's more than 50 meters away from the next platform so it doesn't show up on
the scanner.
It's up so high, the engine just fails the lighting and your character model
turns black.
It's so far away from the enemies, they just stop moving at all.
It's just...
wrong.
I can't explain how to get up there, took me 5 minutes. Just try your best.
Good luck.
o Tileset: Grineer Shipyard
o Mission type: Any
- THEY RAVAGED THE COLONIES
One of the most recognizable rooms in Grineer Sealab-tileset. The Kuria is hidden pretty well and
was a pain to search for. It's found high up on the pipes before walking
up the slope. There's also a small hole in the wall near it.
This particular one is really confusing, I didn't expect it to be found in
the Sealab-tileset, but on either Corpus Outpost
or Grineer Settlement. It really throws me off,
because it completely destroys the pattern I started to recognize... maybe
it's just an exception.
o Tileset: Grineer Sealab
o Mission type: Any
o Recommendation: Survival
14
- NOW A POWER TO FOLLOW
I suspected a Kuria to be in this room (especially down there) but
couldn't find one after searching for 10 minutes and gave up, thinking
there would be none in there. Guess I was wrong because this room does
indeed have a Kuria, I was just to clumsy to find
it in the first go. (Thank you to egk2 for pointing that out in the
comments)
o Tileset: Corpus Outpost
o Mission type: Any
o Recommendation: Excavation
- NOT A FORCE TO BE FOUGHT
When going towards extraction, walk down the
small hill and go to the left, where you will be able to find a cave (it
can be hard to find depending on where you are standing). Go in there
until you see a pile of scrap. The Kuria is behind the container and could
be a bit tricky to scan.
o Tileset: Corpus Outpost
o Mission type: Any
- FROM THE ASHES OF WAR
In the corpus room with the see-through elevator. If you're walking
towards the elevator, look to your right before entering it. Up on the
ledge you will be able to find the Kuria.
o Tileset: Corpus Outpost
o Mission type: Any
- THE TWIN QUEENS WERE WROUGHT
You sometimes spawn inside this room, it has a
platform with one door above and one door below it. The Kuria can be found
ontop of the door to your right when you're
walking downstairs from the platform.
o Tileset: Corpus Outpost
o Mission type: Any
Planet reference (where to find which tileset)
This needs an update.
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Corpus Gas City:
o Jupiter
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Grineer
Forest:
o Earth
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Grineer
Galleon:
o Mercury (partially)
o Sedna (partially)
o Saturn (partially)
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Grineer Sealab:
o Uranus
�
Grineer
Settlement
o Phobos (except Survival)
o Mars (partially)
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Grineer
Shipyard
o Ceres (except Survival & Spy)
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o Venus (partially)
o Pluto (partially)
o Neptune (partially)


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This is a project I conducted for an online media company to to investigate how users interact with their email digest content. The purpose of this project is to analyze the customer page views data in food and recipe to summarize interesting patterns and insights that they can leverage to help improve their email strategy. According to the dataset, I applied my analysis on some basic components such as article contents, campaign channels, and timestamp information.
For the content analysis, I compared the popularity of different article topics and formats, and I also partitioned the customers into different groups according to their browsing preference. In the campaign analysis, I investigated page views that come from different sources which bring the most traffic. Besides, I found out views from different channels are affected by time pattern and article content. Then I implemented another criteria to group customers based on their visit frequency, which means to find out patterns to drive growth in customer engagement.
Based on the analysis, I summarized four data informed recommendations to the marketing team to improve their email digest strategy on content filtering and push frequency.
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At Lemongrass Restaurant, the emphasis is on simplicity and freshness, with contrasting flavours and textures. South East Asian eating is usually a family get together, where meals are a shared occasion, so it is suggested that you each choose a dish, include some fresh vegetables such as delicious asparagus or pak choi, and of course rice; and delight in trying several different tastes and textures, exquisite sauces, and unusual fresh flavours. You can start as soon as the first dish arrives at your table, and the others will follow. Each dish is individually cooked to perfection, so please do remember that they will not arrive at the same time.


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Philosophy is a massive repository of various disciplines, thoughts, questions, arguments, stories, in various languages, cultures, times, and places across the earth.
Once you dip your toe into the ocean, you may not want to turn back to shore.
Here are only a few resources that are easily available online and immensely valuable.
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Path of nodes, with conveniece methods.
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Hardware Requirements
- Minimum 2 dual-core Intel or AMD CPUs; 2.0 GHz or higher recommended.
- Minimum 4 GB RAM (8 GB RAM for Red Hat Enterprise Linux); 8 GB RAM (or more) per core recommended for Fusion.
- Minimum 500 GB of total hard disk storage.
- A graphics card with at least 64 MB video RAM (NVIDIA GeForce4 or higher preferred for Fusion GUI). You can install this graphics card in a separate workstation that accesses Fusion.
Note
If you plan on cutting globes, this processing can be CPU-intensive and you may also need to plan on providing more storage depending on the size of the globes.
Note
On virtual machines: Fusion can be both CPU and I/O intensive. For optimal, stable performance, you should install it only on physical (non-virtual) machines. You can run GEE Server on a virtualized platform, provided the guest OS is one of our supported 64-bit distributions and you allocate sufficient resources to the VM.
Software Requirements
Operating Systems
Google Earth Enterprise is supported only on the 64-bit versions of the operating systems listed below.
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.x and 7.x, including the most recent security patches
- CentOS 6.x and 7.x
- Ubuntu 14.04 LTS and 16.04 LTS
Browsers
Google Earth Enterprise is supported on the following browsers on all operating systems:
- The latest version of Google Chrome
- The latest version of Mozilla Firefox
However, Google Earth Enterprise should work with any modern browser.
Google Earth Enterprise Client (EC)
The following versions of Google Earth Enterprise Client (EC) are recommended for use with Google Earth Enterprise:
- Version 5.x, use Google Earth EC version 7.0 or later
- Version 4.4, use Google Earth EC version 6.1 or later
Note
Although older versions of Google Earth EC, i.e., 6.0 and earlier, may still connect to Google Earth Enterprise or Portable 3D databases, not all features will be available. Also, as Google Earth Enterprise has not been tested or certified against older versions of Google Earth EC, there may be unknown operational problems.
Google Earth Enterprise Client (EC) is supported on the following platforms:
- Windows
- Mac
- Linux
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There are many variations of operating systems and related software; point (“x.x”) releases can sometimes contain changes that can impact your GEE installation. Although an unsupported version of these software packages may appear to function correctly, their use in a production environment is not recommended. Unexpected results may occur.
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Caraga |
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Targets |
Accomplishment |
Targets |
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Accomplishment |
| Bay Mangement Council Formation |
3 |
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3 |
| PRSA Contracting |
6 |
0 |
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| Coastal Resources Management Plan Implementation |
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3 |
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| Bay-wide Management Multi-Purpose Building |
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| Watch Tower |
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| Patrol Boat |
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| Boat Equipment (set) |
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| Motorcycle |
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| Mangrove Rehabilitation (has) |
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| Seagrass Rehabilitation |
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| Stock Enhancement |
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2 |
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template<typename ValueType, typename ErrorType>
class Future< ValueType, ErrorType >
A class to encapsulate the promise of a future result.
The Future class is used to specify that a result will be forthcoming at some point in the future. It is therefore a building block for asynchronous programing. A function can return a Future rather than an actual result and then set up a mechanism whereby the result is provided. When a Future is cast into its underlying value, if the value has not currently been provided then the scheduler is invoked in an attempt to fulfill the value.
This class is NOT thread-safe and is intended for cooperative multi-tasking.
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If the Future has completed then throw the error or return the result as appropriate, otherwise, add a waiting context node to the cons list and jump to the scheduler (block until Future is resolved).


Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Pelican
A comparison of Static site Generators
A comparison of Static site Generators
Note
I asked the all-knowing guru Google this very question, and found there wasn't an explicit definition of what a static site generator is. A static site is easy to define -- one that doesn't run any code, server or client side. That is to say that there are only html, CSS, and perhaps some purely-aesthetic javascript files (for things like expandable menus). Then we can say that an SSG is a tool that take content and generates a static site.
Note
Well, it depends on what you want from your static site generator. Are you more familiar with python? Pelican might be the thing for you. Does everything you use need to be open source? Free of cost? There are a lot of factors that go into choosing the right SSG. I chose to focus on some of the factors I really care about in comparing Pelican to Jekyll:
I've included some other important points in this slide deck, but these are some of the things I prioritize in my comparison.
Note
This is obviously a pretty long list -- there are lots of things that both SSGs do well.
Listed according to beauty of website
And hundreds more (and even more!)


Class: Citygate::Users::OmniauthCallbacksController
- Inherits:
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Devise::OmniauthCallbacksController
- Object
- Devise::OmniauthCallbacksController
- Citygate::Users::OmniauthCallbacksController
- Defined in:
- app/controllers/citygate/users/omniauth_callbacks_controller.rb
Overview
Encapsulates all the omniauth authorization logic
Instance Method Summary (collapse)
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- (Object) facebook
Authorize user with his facebook account.
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- (Object) google
Authorize user with his google (openid) account.
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- (Object) passthru
In case of error renders 404.
Instance Method Details
- (Object) facebook
Authorize user with his facebook account
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# File 'app/controllers/citygate/users/omniauth_callbacks_controller.rb', line 6 def facebook "Facebook" end |
- (Object) google
Authorize user with his google (openid) account
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# File 'app/controllers/citygate/users/omniauth_callbacks_controller.rb', line 11 def google "Google" end |
- (Object) passthru
In case of error renders 404
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# File 'app/controllers/citygate/users/omniauth_callbacks_controller.rb', line 16 def passthru render :file => "#{Rails.root}/public/404.html", :status => 404, :layout => false end |


Simulating Eclipsing Binary Yields of the Rubin Observatory in the Galactic Field and Star Clusters
This work examined looked at how many eclipsing binaries (EBs) we should anticipate observing (and correctly characterizing) during the Rubin Observatory’s Legacy Survey of Space and Time. We explore two observing cadences – the first, baseline2018a (baseline) is LSST’s default cadence (roughly even sky coverage every ~3 days) and the second, colossus_2664 (colossus), is a proposed cadence that better samples the plane of the Galaxy.
We generate a realistic stellar population for each of the Galaxy, Galactic globular clusters, and Galactic open clusters, randomly selecting stars from these populations to create binaries and sampling their properties from realistic distributions consistent with observations. This constitutes our all binary population.
We designate eclipsing binaries which meet several observability criteria (including being oriented so that they eclipse, having periods < 10 years, band eing luminous enough to be detected with the Rubin Observatory but not so bright that they saturate the sensitive detector) as observable with Rubin Observatory. This population is further broken down into recoverable EBs, for which we return an accurate period from multi-band observations during the ten years of our simulated survey.
Looking at the number of observable and recoverable EBs for the two cadences, more EBs are observable with colossus, but of those that are observable, a higher fraction are recoverable with the baseline cadence. With baseline, we expect ~3 million detached EBs to be observed and correctly characterized over the course of the Legacy Survey of Space and Time; the colossus cadence could potentially increase the observed sample by a factor of ~2 and increase the recoverable sample by up to 1.7x. Adding in non-detached eclipsing binaries results in an additional increase of up to a factor of ~3.


BEST CHEWY HEALTHY CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES
March 23, 2019
Little HEALTHIER take on everyone’s beloved chocolate chip cookies! Whole wheat flour, oats and half the fats make these the BEST CHEWY HEALTHY CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES! Same great taste!
BEST CHEWY HEALTHY CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES
Author: Priya Jariwala
Serves: 10 cookies
INGREDIENTS
Best Chewy Healthy Chocolate Chip Cookies -- ⅜ cup (39 gms) whole rolled oats
- ½ cup (82 gms) whole wheat flour
- ¼ tsp salt
- ¼ tsp baking soda
- 2 tbsp softened unsalted butter
- 2 tbsp coconut oil, melted
- 3 tbsp (38 gms) granulated white sugar
- 3 tbsp (35 gms) brown sugar
- ½ egg
- ½ tsp vanilla extract
- ½ cup semi sweet chocolate chips
INSTRUCTIONS
Best Chewy Healthy Chocolate Chip Cookies -- Grind oats to oat flour.
- Add oat flour, whole wheat flour, salt and baking soda in a bowl and stir.
- In another bowl, add softened butter and beat the butter until creamy and smooth. To it add coconut oil, white sugar, brown sugar, egg and vanilla extract. Mix until smooth batter is made.
- To it add the dry mix and mix until just mixed.
- Fold in ¼ cup chocolate chips.
- Cover the bowl with plastic wrap and then place in fridge for 1 hour to overnight.
- When ready to bake, let the cold cookie dough thaw for 15 minutes or so.
- Preheat the oven to 350F.
- Roll cookie dough into 9-10 round balls and place onto a parchment paper lined baking sheet.
- Bake for 11 minutes. Let it rest onto the counter and at this stage I add some chocolate chips onto the the just baked soft cookies.
- Once completely cool, store in airtight container.


Hit and run murder probe police release images of two men after woman on pavement 'targeted'
Detectives investigating Alison McBlaine murder are appealing for information to find Kaylib Connolly, 18, and Dean Qayum, 20.
by Eleanor BarlowTwo men are wanted by police in connection with the death of a woman who was hit by a car.
Alison McBlaine, 36, died in hospital on Thursday after she was hit by a Fiat Punto Grande which police believe deliberately mounted the pavement in Blackburn, Lancashire, at about 7.45pm on Tuesday.
Detectives investigating her murder are appealing for information to find Kaylib Connolly, 18, and Dean Qayum, 20.
A second pedestrian, a 26-year-old man, was also hit in the collision on Whalley Banks, at the junction with Pearson Street, and suffered serious injuries.
The car failed to stop at the scene and was later found on Lower Hollin Bank Street with significant front end damage.
Attempts had been made to set the vehicle on fire, a spokesman for Lancashire Police said.
Three people arrested by police remain in custody.
Detective Chief Inspector Lee Wilson said: "Connolly and Qayum are wanted in connection with this extremely serious offence.
"They know police want to speak to them and I believe they are being harboured in and around the Blackburn area at this time.
"I would warn anyone who is protecting them, or helping to hide them, that we will identify this during our investigation and they will also be arrested and prosecuted.
"My thoughts and those of the team engaged on this inquiry remain with Alison's loved ones, in particular her 12-year-old son Reagan.
"I would urge anyone with information about what has happened, or who knows where Connolly and Qayum are, to do the right thing - please come forward and speak to police immediately.
"We will not stop in our efforts to find both men and I would urge the public to help us find those responsible for this brutal and callous attack."


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How to apply evaluate opensource project?
Get the most out of open source. Open source software is free for you to use and explore. Get involved to perfect your craft and be part of something big - from Github
Question:
Just want to ask how would you read / learn / evaluate an open source project to see whether it is suitable to apply to your current system? Like what steps you guys taking, etc?
Answer:
- Github stars/how old the open source/latest stable release
- does it come from trustworthy organization (apache, good company..)
- does its well-documented and well-maintained
- Features/documents and community.
- is it actively developing (latest commit …)
- read through its document & samples
- try answer question: does it solve our problems?
- Github issues & code.
- Run small demo see how it works.
- make plan to apply it into internal system / execute plan


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2. I would like more places like this where I live
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3. I would like to spend time in these types of public green space
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4. I would like to help maintain these types of public green space
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5. I think these types of public green space look attractive
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6. I would feel safe in these types of public green space
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Amazon DynamoDB Table AttributeDefinition
The AttributeDefinition
property type represents an attribute for describing the key schema for a DynamoDB
table and indexes.
Note
AWS CloudFormation uses these attributes to provision the keys for the table. They don't represent the full schema of the table.
The AttributeDefinition
property of the AWS::DynamoDB::Table resource contains a list of AttributeDefinition
property types.
Syntax
JSON
{ "AttributeName" :
String
, "AttributeType" :String
}
YAML
AttributeName:
String
AttributeType:String
Properties
AttributeName
-
The name of an attribute. Attribute names can be 1 – 255 characters long and have no character restrictions.
Required: Yes
Type: String
AttributeType
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The data type for the attribute. You can specify
S
for string data,N
for numeric data, orB
for binary data.Required: Yes
Type: String


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Hosting media files is an important part of many web services. It becomes even more important and challenging if your users are allowed to upload media. There are paid services like imgur.com, but if you are very small, you might want to have as few costs as possible. So a self-hosted solution can be desirable.
User Workflow
- User posts something and gets immediately an ID back
- Asynchronously works on media (e.g. resizing images), user defined a callback
Image Features
Stage 1
- Easy Backup option!
- Authentication?
- Image Resizing
- REST API
- OpenAPI documentation of the REST API
Stage 2
- File format conversion (jpg, png, gif, webp)
- Galery view
- Duplicate Detection
- Virus check?
Audio Features
Stage 1
- Resampling
- File format conversion
- Codec change
- REST API
- OpenAPI documentation of the REST API
Stage 2
- Duplicate Detection
Video Features
Stage 1
- Resizing
- File format conversion
- Codec change
- REST API
- OpenAPI documentation of the REST API
Stage 2
- Duplicate Detection
See also
As of 2020-06-05:
- pixelfed: PHP/JavaScript, 94 contributors, AGPL-3.0, 22 releases, 0-version!, latest commit on master: 2020-05-28
- linx-server: Go/JavaScript, 18 contributors, GPL 3.0, 74 releases, over 1.0, latest commit on master: 2020-05-14
- pictshare: PHP, 13 contributors, Apache 2.0, 3 releases, over 1.0, latest commit on master: 2020-06-03
Potentially dead, potentially risky to die due to few contributors:
- Up1: Go/JavaScript, 7 contributors, MIT, 3 releases, at 1.0, latest commit on master: 2020-04-13
- Chevereto-Free: PHP/JavaScript, 5 contributors, AGPL 3.0, 19 releases, over 1.0, latest commit on master: 2019-10-15
- PenguinUpload: C#/JavaScript, 1 contributor, Apache 2.0, 7 releases, 0-version!, latest commit on master: 2018-06-28


@lizgarciao can you update your method to return the long string that is in Part I? I'm sorry I missed that. Please update your spec accordingly.
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by Christina Chortaria at 2023-07-05 14:09:52.closed by https://github.com/pulibrary/Ruby-Checkpoint-Liz/pull/7
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by Liz Garcia at 2023-07-05 21:59:18.@jpstroop Requests can have multiple approval dates in their history. We plan to display the final approval date in the history of the request. Let us know if that doesn't work.
Yes, I think that will work just fine.
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by Kevin Reiss at 2023-07-05 17:43:46.mentioned
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by Jon Stroop at 2023-07-05 18:26:23.We need to talk with OPs on the details here.
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by Kevin Reiss at 2023-07-05 13:56:23.The button does appear when you facet to resource type for geo or coin resources. None of these resources types use collections as an organizing principle.
ADR for bulk edit?
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by None at 2023-07-05 19:50:09.We got this today after catalog reindexing locked up solr, queries above found 34 records and fixed them.
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by Christina Chortaria at 2023-07-05 14:26:38.merged
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by Christina Chortaria at 2023-07-05 14:26:38.head_ref_deleted
by Christina Chortaria at 2023-07-05 14:26:39.We want to also track the download from the imagecat2 legacy server to the new {source} that is located at imagecat-staging.princeton.edu /var/tmp/imagecat
-- this is where we are using rsync
to move the images to the {destination} that is puliiif-production
.
Tracking movement to var/tmp/imagecat
(see #3996)
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Joan says we can use the CAMPUS address instead of DORM for UGRD and SENR.
Notes on meeting - @pdiskin will circle back with selectors to ensure this is still something that would be useful.
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by None at 2023-07-05 16:42:51.I just alerted<EMAIL_ADDRESS>another mismatched cover issue, which affects PUL's record All men are brothers.
The scanned resource, a supreme court record, is assigned the wrong OCLC number 1619175, which is for Pearl Buck's translation titled All Men are Brothers. (This mis-linkage is slightly affecting my institutional library catalog record for All Men are Brothers, showing a wrong cover image there.)
The most likely match is OCLC#37912861, a title contributed by the City University of New York (CUNY) library.
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by Kevin Reiss at 2023-07-05 15:20:02.Likely an upstream PR to Blacklight
can we have this say
"Currently Seeing 20 results per page; change to 50,100, or 10 items).
compare pulsys@imagecat-staging1
(what's on main branch) and pulsys@mysql-db-dev1
this branch.
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by None at 2023-07-05 16:26:51.@hackartisan Sure, added screenshot.
Thanks for that!
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by None at 2023-07-05 17:34:21.referenced
by None at 2023-07-05 18:29:56.Do you mean the header/label would read "Scope and Contents" as opposed to "Description," which is what currently displays?
@faithc Yes
I think that should be ok. Thanks.
I'm still not sure I totally get the logic behind it. You're saying that any scopecontent note currently gets a "description" header applied to it. Would it be too complicated to say to use "description" unless the "content warning" label exists? I don't think it's a huge deal either way. I just want to make sure I understand how these headers are currently being applied. Thanks.
I'm still not sure I totally get the logic behind it. You're saying that any scopecontent note currently gets a "description" header applied to it. Would it be too complicated to say to use "description" unless the "content warning" label exists? I don't think it's a huge deal either way. I just want to make sure I understand how these headers are currently being applied. Thanks.
In components we're taking the header that's in ASpace always, for collections we're not splitting out headers at all - all scopecontent notes are getting the "Description" header. I'm saying it would be easy to make collections take the headers always, but then it'll say whatever the header is in ASpace instead - in this case, "Scope & Contents" instead of "Description"
Ah ok, gotcha. Thanks!
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by None at 2023-07-05 17:34:22.@eliotjordan @faithc Can you two look at these two color options and see what looks good?
@tpendragon The lighter green has much more contrast. I have a really hard time distinguishing the difference in the first example.
@tpendragon The lighter green has much more contrast. I have a really hard time distinguishing the difference in the first example.
@eliotjordan contrast from the darker green or contrast from its background?
From the darker green. I.e. I can tell that the icons are different colors with the light green variant.
Actually, I think I prefer the grey. Now that I’m seeing it, I feel like the two different color greens might be more confusing.
@ccleeton What say you?
From the darker green. I.e. I can tell that the icons are different colors with the light green variant.
Maybe there's another color? The bright green really draws my eyes in a way that I'm not sure I want it to. Realistically we probably need a new icon, but I'm not sure we'll be able to fit that into the cycle. Thoughts @sdellis ?
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by None at 2023-07-05 18:44:26.I think we can keep it in Pulfalight. We'll need an example.
Great. And yes, sorry about that: https://findingaids.princeton.edu/catalog/C1603_c75148-21421.
@faithc That one has both a "Content Warning" header and a "Aviso de contenido" header - are you saying in the future there'll just be one?
Oh, right. That's a good question. Let me check on that.
Ok, never mind. Both labels/notes will always be present, so never mind! Sorry about that!
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