Version 2.4.2 - 2017.07.18
- Improvement: Added Graphviz help.
- Change: Upgraded WPF-Math library
- BugFix: Crash when reopening a Gherkin file which has Curve component.
- BugFix: A new Gherkin table column always is appended at the end of row.
Version 2.4.1 - 2017.07.12
- BugFix: Wrong plotting of cuvature curve.
Version 2.4.0 - 2017.07.11
- Feature: Support Graphviz drawing by using Gherkin table.
- Feature: Added NURBS curve and curvature plotting.
- BugFix: Application crashes when multi editors are displaying same NURB curves.
- BugFix: Has exception when scrolling ReoGrid table editor.
Version 2.3.2 - 2017.07.07
- Feature: Added linear regression by Least Square Fitting.
- Improvement: Automatically expand Grid table rows when large amount of rows are pasted.
Version 2.3.1 - 2017.06.14
- Feature: Added comment out and uncomment out functionarity for Gherkin document.
- Refactoring: Use pure dependency container instead of using Unity.
- Change: Use Alt+Q to show code completion instead of using Ctrl+Shift.
Version 2.3.0 - 2017.05.29
- Feature: Added Insert copied columns/rows menu to Gherkin table editor.
- Feature: Added converting longitude/latitude to 2D coordinates function for Gherkin table editor.
- Feature: Added calculation of curvature from longitude/latitude or 2D coordinates.
- Feature: Freeze first row of table editor sheet.
- Feature: Added standard calculator.
Version 2.2.1 - 2017.05.25
- Feature: Excel like Gherkin table editor.
- Feature: Added B-Spline.
- Change: Gherkin Parser - make comments as part of decription, because comment within description has meaningless.
- BugFix: Cache of curve plotting did not work.
Version 2.1.0 - 2017.05.17
- Feature: Added plotting by using Gherkin table data.
- Feature: Can plot Spline and Bezier curve when plotting Gherkin table data.
- Feature: Cursor in main editor is synchronized when an image or LaTax formula clicked from viewer editor.
- Feature: Can synchronize cursor positions between main editor and viewer editor.
- Change: Changed image and LaTex markdown to #[IMAGE] and #[LaTeX] so as to embed image and LaTex as Gherkin comment.
- Improvement: Image and LaTax can have optional description.
- Improvement: Updated Gherkin lighlighting rule sets.
- BugFix: Unexpected table row is appended when entering text at the end of table row.
Version 2.0.0 - 2017.05.08
- Feature: Support embedded image
MarkDown syntax: ![IMAGE](image path), e.g. ![IMAGE](Gherkin.png)
- Feature: Support mathematical formula in LaTeX typsetting style
- Feature: Save document as PDF, XPS, RTF or Word file with images and LaTex mathematical formula
- Improvement: Code completion is suppressed when editing description of feature, scenario or docstring
- Improvement: Dynamically format Gherkin table when editing
- Improvement: Do not display menu items and tool bar buttons which are related to Gherkin document when editing non Gherkin document
- Improvement: Use PropertyGrid window for setting editor's properties
- BugFix: Find&Replace does not work for work area editor
- BugFix: Non-English Gherkin document could not be formatted automatically
Version 1.6.0 - 2017.04.25
- Feature: Dynamically format Gherkin table when editing
- Feature: Support XML folding(file extension xml or xaml)
- Feature: Provide default font and font size for non-Gherkin document
- Feature: Copy generated C++ test code file to a folder
- Feature: Open generated C++ code file by mouse clicking
- Feature: Open grepped file by mouse clicking and move cursor to the line
- Feature: Automatically open generated Gherkin step implementation file
- Feature: Added Show/Hide button on work area window splitter
- Feature: Added column positon ruler
- Improvement: Show only executable editor's context menu items
- Improvement: Used WPF Native Folder Browser
- BugFix: Extra one line is added at the end of Gherkin table when adding a new table row by entering return key
- BugFix: Double quotation within docstring is not escaped in C++ feature implementation.
- BugFix: Gherkin editor is not bringed to front when opening a file by double clicking from explorer in case of Gherkin editor was minimized
- BugFix: Execption message is shown when saving an empty file.
- BugFix: File submenu of recently used files disappears when there are more than 20 recently used files.
Version 1.5.0 - 2017.04.17
- Feature: Reload or save a file by specifying encoding
- Feature: Open a file by using previous encoding automatically if it has been saved by this version or later
- Feature: Visual studio style of Find&Replace
- Feature: Work area editor for message displaying and temporary workspace
- Feature: Open multi-files by file open dialog
Version 1.4.0 - 2017.04.12
- Feature: Scrollable editor tab
- Feature: Editor tabs are sorted automatically by file name
- Feature: Automatically select last selected document at starting up
- Feature: Highlighting Find&Replace text
- Feature: Grep text from files
- Feature: Scenario index window is available only for feature file
- BugFix: Last opened document is displayed in the first editor tab at starting up
Version 1.3.0 - 2017.04.05
- Feature: Provide pull down list to display opened documents
- Feature: Added context menus for editor, e.g. saving, closing, renaming etc.
- Feature: Open last opened files at starting up
- Feature: Backup editor status(Font, FontSize, Cursor position)
- Improvement: Changed ToolTip Show duration of Gherkin Keywords from 5sec(default) to 10min
- Improvement: Display tooltip of Gherkin keywords for English feature as well
- Refactoring: Separatiing view and view model for Editor tabs
Version 1.2.0 - 2017.03.26
- Feature: Smarter Gherkin code completion
- Feature: Added icon of document modification status on editor tab
- Feature: Added setting window for keywords highlighting
- Improvement: Dynamic images for checkable buttons on tool bar
- Improvement: Stay cursor at original line after trimming Gherkin text. Note: Cursors are synchronized in both splitted editor windows
- Bugfix: Sometimes last used file is not loaded when starting up Gherkin editor
Version 1.1.0 - 2017.03.21
- Feature: Added Gherkin code completion
- Improvement: Move cursor to the first cell of a table row which is automatically added
- Feature: Added Gherkin keywords help
- Feature: Added user setting for generating GUID for scenario
- BugFix: GUID for scenario could not be generated for non-English feature
- BugFix: Seperating spaces of scenario step are deleted after formatting non-English feature
Version 1.0.2 - 2017.03.18
- Initial uploading to Github
- BugFix: When double clicking or drag&drop an already opened feature file, the editor could not be bringed to front
- BugFix: Hyperlinkes in release note do not work.
Version 1.0.1 - 2017.03.16
- Feature: User setting of Gherkin highlighting colors
- BugFix: Could not open multi-files by drag&drop
- BugFix: Tab width could not be adjusted automatically
- BugFix: Fail to load new editor sometimes.
Version 1.0.0 - 2017.03.13
Initial internal version
- It is a text editor for Gherkin feature.
- An executable specification in C++, based on GoogleTest, can be generated.
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newtmgr conn¶
Manage newtmgr connection profiles.
Global Flags:¶
-c, --conn string connection profile to use
-l, --loglevel string log level to use (default "info")
--name string name of target BLE device; overrides profile setting
-t, --timeout float timeout in seconds (partial seconds allowed) (default 10)
-r, --tries int total number of tries in case of timeout (default 1)
Description¶
The conn command provides subcommands to add, delete, and view connection profiles. A connection profile specifies information on how to connect and communicate with a remote device. Newtmgr commands use the information from a connection profile to send newtmgr requests to remote devices.
Add Sub-Command¶
The newtmgr conn add <conn_profile> <var-name=value ...>
command creates a connection profile named
conn_profile
. The command requires the conn_profile
name and a list of, space separated,
var-name=value pairs.
The var-names are: type
, and connstring
. The valid values for each var-name parameter are:
type
: The connection type. Valid values are:- serial: Newtmgr protocol over a serial connection.
- oic_serial: OIC protocol over a serial connection.
- udp:newtmgr protocol over UDP.
- oic_udp: OIC protocol over UDP.
- ble newtmgr protocol over BLE. This type uses native OS BLE support
- oic_ble: OIC protocol over BLE. This type uses native OS BLE support.
- bhd: newtmgr protocol over BLE. This type uses the blehostd implemenation.
- oic_bhd: OIC protocol over BLE. This type uses the blehostd implementation.
Note: newtmgr does not support BLE on Windows.
connstring
: The physical or virtual address for the connection. The format of theconnstring
value depends on the connectiontype
value as follows:serial and oic_serial: A quoted string with two, comma separated,
attribute=value
pairs. The attribute names and value format for each attribute are:dev
: (Required) The name of the serial port to use. For example: /dev/ttyUSB0 on a Linux platform or COM1 on a Windows platform .baud
: (Optional) A number that specifies the buad rate for the connection. Defaults to 115200 if the attribute is not specified.
Example:
connstring="dev=/dev/ttyUSB0, baud=9600"
Note: The 1.0 format, which only requires a serial port name, is still supported. For example,connstring=/dev/ttyUSB0
.udp and oic_udp: The peer ip address and port number that the newtmgr or oicmgr on the remote device is listening on. It must be of the form: [<ip-address>]:<port-number>.
ble and oic_ble: The format is a quoted string of, comma separated,
attribute=value
pairs. The attribute names and the value for each attribute are:peer_name
: A string that specifies the name the peer BLE device advertises. Note: If this attribute is specified, you do not need to specify a value for thepeer_id
attribute.peer_id
: The peer BLE device address or UUID. The format depends on the OS that the newtmgr tool is running on:Linux: 6 byte BLE address. Each byte must be a hexidecimal number and separated by a colon.
MacOS: 128 bit UUID.
Note: This value is only used when a peer name is not specified for the connection profile or with the
--name
flag option.ctlr_name
: (Optional) Controller name. This value depends on the OS that the newtmgr tool is running on.
Notes:
- You must specify
connstring=" "
if you do not specify any attribute values. - You can use the
--name
flag to specify a device name when you issue a newtmgr command that communicates with a BLE device. You can use this flag to override or in lieu of specifying apeer_name
orpeer_id
attribute in the connection profile.
bhd and oic_bhd: The format is a quoted string of, comma separated,
attribute=value
pairs. The attribute names and the value format for each attribute are:peer_name
: A string that specifies the name the peer BLE device advertises. Note: If this attribute is specified, you do not need to specify values for thepeer_addr
andpeer_addr_type
attributes.peer_addr
: A 6 byte peer BLE device address. Each byte must be a hexidecimal number and separated by a colon. You must also specify apeer_addr_type
value for the device address. Note: This value is only used when a peer name is not specified for the connection profile or with the--name
flag option.peer_addr_type
: The peer address type. Valid values are:- public: Public address assigned by the manufacturer.
- random: Static random address.
- rpa_pub: Resolvable Private Address with public identity address.
- rpa_rnd: Resolvable Private Address with static random identity address.
Note: This value is only used when a peer name is not specified for the connection profile or with the
--name
flag option.own_addr_type
: (Optional) The address type of the BLE controller for the host that the newtmgr tool is running on. See thepeer_addr_type
attribute for valid values. Defaults to random.ctlr_path
: The path of the port that is used to connect the BLE controller to the host that the newtmgr tool is running on.
Note: You can use the
--name
flag to specify a device name when you issue a newtmgr command that communicates with a BLE device. You can use this flag to override or in lieu of specifying apeer_name
orpeer_addr
attribute in the connection profile.
Delete Sub-Command¶
The newtmgr conn delete <conn_profile>
command deletes the conn_profile
connection profile.
Show Sub-Command¶
The newtmgr conn show [conn_profile]
command shows the information for the conn_profile
connection profile.
It shows information for all the connection profiles if conn_profile
is not specified.
Examples¶
| Sub-command | Usage | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| add | newtmgr conn add myserial02 type=oic_serial connstring=/dev/ttys002 |
Creates a connection profile, named myserial02 , to communicate over a serial connection at 115200 baud rate with the oicmgr on a device that is connected to the host on port /dev/ttys002. |
| add | newtmgr conn add myserial03 type=serial connstring="dev=/dev/ttys003, baud=57600" |
Creates a connection profile, named myserial03 , to communicate over a serial connection at 57600 baud rate with the newtmgr on a device that is connected to the host on port /dev/ttys003. |
| add | newtmgr conn add myudp5683 type=oic_udpconnstring=[<IP_ADDRESS>]:5683 |
Creates a connection profile, named myudp5683 , to communicate over UDP with the oicmgr on a device listening on localhost and port 5683. |
| add | newtmgr conn add mybleprph type=ble connstring="peer_name=nimble-bleprph" |
Creates a connection profile, named mybleprph , to communicate over BLE, using the native OS BLE support, with the newtmgr on a device named nimble-bleprph . |
| add | newtmgr conn add mybletype=ble connstring=" " |
Creates a connection profile, named myble , to communicate over BLE, using the native OS BLE support, with the newtmgr on a device. You must use the --name flag to specify the device name when you issue a newtmgr command that communicates with the device. |
| add | newtmgr conn add myblehostd type=oic_bhd connstring="peer_name=nimble-bleprph,ctlr_path=/dev/cu.usbmodem14221" |
Creates a connection profile, named myblehostd , to communicate over BLE, using the blehostd implementation, with the oicmgr on a device named nimble-bleprph . The BLE controller is connected to the host on USB port /dev/cu.usbmodem14211 and uses static random address. |
| delete | newtmgr conn delete myserial02 |
Deletes the connection profile named myserial02 |
| delete | newtmgr conn delete myserial02 |
Deletes the connection profile named myserial02 |
| show | newtmgr conn show myserial01 |
Displays the information for the myserial01 connection profile. |
| show | newtmgr conn show |
Displays the information for all connection profiles. |


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- Variable in class visual.
JogoDaVelha
button0
- Variable in class visual.
JogoDaVelha
button1
- Variable in class visual.
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button1
- Variable in class visual.
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button2
- Variable in class visual.
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button2
- Variable in class visual.
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button3
- Variable in class visual.
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button3
- Variable in class visual.
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- Variable in class visual.
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- Variable in class visual.
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button5
- Variable in class visual.
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- Variable in class visual.
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- Variable in class visual.
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button6
- Variable in class visual.
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- Variable in class visual.
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- Variable in class visual.
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- Variable in class visual.
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button8
- Variable in class visual.
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choosePlayerOne
- Variable in class visual.
JogoDaVelha
choosePlayerOne
- Variable in class visual.
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choosePlayerTwo
- Variable in class visual.
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choosePlayerTwo
- Variable in class visual.
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ClientThread
- Class in
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ClientThread
- Class in
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ClientThread()
- Constructor for class src.network.threads.
ClientThread
ClientThread()
- Constructor for class src.network.threads.
ClientThread
close()
- Method in class src.network.threads.
ServerThread
close()
- Method in class src.network.threads.
ServerThread
closeConnection()
- Method in class src.network.
NetworkClient
closeConnection()
- Method in class src.network.
NetworkClient
closeConnection()
- Method in class src.network.
NetworkServer
closeConnection()
- Method in class src.network.
NetworkServer
closeSocket()
- Method in class src.network.threads.
ClientThread
closeSocket()
- Method in class src.network.threads.
ClientThread
conectFriend
- Variable in class visual.
JogoDaVelha
conectFriend
- Variable in class visual.
JogoDaVelha
conectPort
- Variable in class visual.
JogoDaVelha
conectPort
- Variable in class visual.
JogoDaVelha
E
efetuarJogada(int, int)
- Method in class src.
Jogo
efetuarJogada(int)
- Method in class src.
Jogo
efetuarJogada(int, int)
- Method in class src.
Jogo
efetuarJogada(int)
- Method in class src.
Jogo
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GameEventListener
- Class in
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GameEventListener
- Class in
src
GameEventListener(NetworkServer, Jogo)
- Constructor for class src.
GameEventListener
GameEventListener(NetworkServer, Jogo)
- Constructor for class src.
GameEventListener
getLastResponse()
- Method in class src.network.
NetworkServer
getLastResponse()
- Method in class src.network.
NetworkServer
getQuemJoga()
- Method in class src.
Jogo
getQuemJoga()
- Method in class src.
Jogo
H
hostPort
- Variable in class visual.
JogoDaVelha
hostPort
- Variable in class visual.
JogoDaVelha
I
iniciarClient(int, String)
- Method in class src.network.
NetworkClient
iniciarClient(int, String)
- Method in class src.network.
NetworkClient
iniciarHost(int, Jogo)
- Method in class src.network.
NetworkServer
iniciarHost(int, Jogo)
- Method in class src.network.
NetworkServer
ipAddress
- Variable in class src.network.threads.
ClientThread
ipAddress
- Variable in class src.network.threads.
ClientThread
ipAddressHamachi
- Variable in class visual.
JogoDaVelha
ipAddressHamachi
- Variable in class visual.
JogoDaVelha
isConnect()
- Method in class src.network.
NetworkClient
isConnect()
- Method in class src.network.
NetworkClient
isConnect()
- Method in class src.network.
NetworkServer
isConnect()
- Method in class src.network.
NetworkServer
isConnected()
- Method in class src.network.threads.
ClientThread
isConnected()
- Method in class src.network.threads.
ClientThread
isConnected()
- Method in class src.network.threads.
ServerThread
isConnected()
- Method in class src.network.threads.
ServerThread
J
Jogo
- Class in
src
Jogo
- Class in
src
Jogo(JogoDaVelha)
- Constructor for class src.
Jogo
Jogo(JogoDaVelha)
- Constructor for class src.
Jogo
jogo
- Variable in class src.network.threads.
ServerThread
jogo
- Variable in class src.network.threads.
ServerThread
JogoDaVelha
- Class in
visual
JogoDaVelha
- Class in
visual
JogoDaVelha()
- Constructor for class visual.
JogoDaVelha
Creates new form JogoDaVelha
JogoDaVelha()
- Constructor for class visual.
JogoDaVelha
Creates new form JogoDaVelha
L
lastResponse
- Variable in class src.network.threads.
ServerThread
lastResponse
- Variable in class src.network.threads.
ServerThread
M
main(String[])
- Static method in class visual.
JogoDaVelha
main(String[])
- Static method in class visual.
JogoDaVelha
N
NetworkClient
- Class in
src.network
NetworkClient
- Class in
src.network
NetworkClient()
- Constructor for class src.network.
NetworkClient
NetworkClient()
- Constructor for class src.network.
NetworkClient
NetworkServer
- Class in
src.network
NetworkServer
- Class in
src.network
NetworkServer()
- Constructor for class src.network.
NetworkServer
NetworkServer()
- Constructor for class src.network.
NetworkServer
NEXT_GAME
- Static variable in class src.
GameEventListener
NEXT_GAME
- Static variable in class src.
GameEventListener
nextGameButton
- Variable in class visual.
JogoDaVelha
nextGameButton
- Variable in class visual.
JogoDaVelha
P
painelInicial
- Variable in class visual.
JogoDaVelha
painelInicial
- Variable in class visual.
JogoDaVelha
PLAY
- Static variable in class src.
GameEventListener
PLAY
- Static variable in class src.
GameEventListener
PLAYER
- Static variable in class src.
GameEventListener
PLAYER
- Static variable in class src.
GameEventListener
PLAYER_ONE_VALUE
- Static variable in class src.
Jogo
PLAYER_ONE_VALUE
- Static variable in class src.
Jogo
PLAYER_TWO_VALUE
- Static variable in class src.
Jogo
PLAYER_TWO_VALUE
- Static variable in class src.
Jogo
playerOneScore
- Variable in class visual.
JogoDaVelha
playerOneScore
- Variable in class visual.
JogoDaVelha
playerTwoScore
- Variable in class visual.
JogoDaVelha
playerTwoScore
- Variable in class visual.
JogoDaVelha
port
- Variable in class src.network.threads.
ClientThread
port
- Variable in class src.network.threads.
ClientThread
port
- Variable in class src.network.threads.
ServerThread
port
- Variable in class src.network.threads.
ServerThread
proximoJogo()
- Method in class src.
Jogo
proximoJogo()
- Method in class src.
Jogo
R
RESET_FULL_GAME
- Static variable in class src.
GameEventListener
RESET_FULL_GAME
- Static variable in class src.
GameEventListener
RESET_GAME
- Static variable in class src.
GameEventListener
RESET_GAME
- Static variable in class src.
GameEventListener
resetarJogo()
- Method in class src.
Jogo
resetarJogo()
- Method in class src.
Jogo
resetGameButton
- Variable in class visual.
JogoDaVelha
resetGameButton
- Variable in class visual.
JogoDaVelha
run()
- Method in class src.
GameEventListener
run()
- Method in class src.
GameEventListener
run()
- Method in class src.network.threads.
ClientThread
run()
- Method in class src.network.threads.
ClientThread
run()
- Method in class src.network.threads.
ServerThread
run()
- Method in class src.network.threads.
ServerThread
S
sendMessage(String)
- Method in class src.network.
NetworkClient
sendMessage(String)
- Method in class src.network.
NetworkClient
sendMessage(String)
- Method in class src.network.threads.
ClientThread
sendMessage(String)
- Method in class src.network.threads.
ClientThread
ServerThread
- Class in
src.network.threads
ServerThread
- Class in
src.network.threads
ServerThread()
- Constructor for class src.network.threads.
ServerThread
ServerThread()
- Constructor for class src.network.threads.
ServerThread
setChooserDisabled(int)
- Method in class visual.
JogoDaVelha
setChooserDisabled(int)
- Method in class visual.
JogoDaVelha
setClientButtonDisable()
- Method in class src.
Jogo
setClientButtonDisable()
- Method in class src.
Jogo
setDisabledPlayer(int)
- Method in class src.
Jogo
setDisabledPlayer(int)
- Method in class src.
Jogo
setHostingButtonDisable()
- Method in class src.
Jogo
setHostingButtonDisable()
- Method in class src.
Jogo
setQuemJoga(int)
- Method in class src.
Jogo
setQuemJoga(int)
- Method in class src.
Jogo
setTerminou(boolean)
- Method in class src.
Jogo
setTerminou(boolean)
- Method in class src.
Jogo
situationConnection
- Variable in class visual.
JogoDaVelha
situationConnection
- Variable in class visual.
JogoDaVelha
src
- package src
src.network
- package src.network
src.network.threads
- package src.network.threads
startHosting
- Variable in class visual.
JogoDaVelha
startHosting
- Variable in class visual.
JogoDaVelha
T
takeEverythingDown()
- Method in class src.
Jogo
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This week's episode is one that we really look forward to every year. Michael from Galesburg joins us...and does all of the work by going back and listening to our season prediction episode.
We have a clear winner between the three of us in the predictions this season. Here are the players and stats that we weighed in on:
Mike Olt RBIs – Over/Under is 80
Anthony Rizzo Batting Average – Over/Under is .270
Jeff Samardzija Wins – Over/Under is 13
Rick Renteria Ejections – Over/Under is .5
First Trade of the Season – Before/After May 1
More MLB HRs This Year – Barney, Baez, Travis Wood
Date Samardzija is Traded – Before/After July 4
Kris Bryant 1st MLB At-Bat – Before/After September 3, 2014
Starlin Castro Errors – Over/Under is 21
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Total Cubs with BA of at Least .275 with 350 ABs – Over/Under is 2
Players on Cubs Big League Roster in 2014 – Over/Under is 55.5
Junior Lake HRs – Over/Under is 10
Junior Lake RBIs – Over/Under is 70
Jason Hammel’s Win Total – Over/Under is 7
Jason Hammel’s ERA – Over/Under is 3.25
Mike Olt’s Strikeout Total – Over/Under is 120
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Chapter 61 Ė Year 2011
††††††††††† I love the Holiday season, and one of the great things I love about it is hearing from our friends and loved ones.† Some send photo cards, and Ken and I love these to see how their families have grown.† Some send letters and we love these so we can hear what they and their families have been doing during the past year, and some send Christmas cards, and we also love these as we know that they are thinking of us and sending their love and good wishes.†† Because we love to receive them, we like to send them as we love and appreciate all of them very much.
††††††††††† Ken and I enjoyed our mission to California at South Valley Farms.† We received permission to return home the end of February, which was a week early, so we could be with our grandson, David Michael, as he was set apart for his mission to Africa and also be with our family as David spoke in their Sacrament Meeting prior to leaving the following Wednesday.† We stayed with Mike & Becky & their family until David left.† It was great to be home with our family again.
††††††††††† Some of the other highlights of this year are:
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∑ Our oldest grandson, Garrett Seymore, married a beautiful girl, Nora, in the Manti Temple on May 11th.† Garrett is Shellie & Royís oldest son.†† We drove to Arizona for their wedding and reception.† Several of our children and grandchildren came also.
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∑ Our summer and fall have been really busy with gardening, vacationing with our children and their families or friends, family reunions, fishing, tending grandchildren or taking them to special places with us, doing projects and canning lots of fruit and vegetables from our garden.†
Ken and I were there also for Garrettís brother, Quintís seminary and high school graduation.† It is special to be able to come to support these special grandchildren.† We sure love all of our wonderful family.
For Kenís birthday, we again went snowmobiling at Trail Canyon Lodge with Sandi & Nick.† Itís a fun tradition.† We couldnít go last year as we were on our California Mission.† I think it was this year that Ken decided to head up a steep mountain.† I wouldnít ride behind him, but he didnít want me to anyway.† Neither Sandi nor Nick wanted to go either and Ken shouldnít have as it was too steep and the snowmobile couldnít make it and rolled over on top on him.† We were at the bottom and when we all saw that, we panicked and Sandi ran up the mountain to her dad as fast as she could. Boy, I couldnít believe how fast she got up there. I ran after her, but it was so steep and slick that I was having a really hard time getting to Ken.† Both Sandi & I were trying to pull it back off him, but it was too heavy and Ken said not to.† Nick was trying to get to us, but really having a hard time and we yelled for him to hurry.† When he got there, Ken told us to roll the snowmobile forward off him.† We were worried about crushing him, but we did and Nick grabbed hold of the handlebars as it turned right side up, and flew down the mountain holding on to it and was able to guide it down safely.† Ken was alright, thank goodness, as he had his helmet on and that protected his head, but he said he was having a hard time breathing and was thankful we were able to get it off him as soon as we did.† He agreed that that was a foolish thing to do and he promised us he wouldnít do anything like that again.
One of our vacations was with Shellie, Roy & 3 sons, Quint, Kevis & Jase.† Sandi & Dawson, Scott, Mishelle & family and Jeff, Gail & family in 2011.
Schedule of Shellie, Roy and sons Road Trip vacation in July of 2011
July 1 (Friday) Leave home & drive to & see the Grand Canyon then continue on to Zion's & camp there.
July 2 (Sat) See some of Zion's Canyon, go to Cove Fort & tour it, then on to the SL valley where we'll spend the night @ Jeff's home.
July 3 (Sun) Go to church w/ Gail & the kids then spend the day with Jeff & Gail playing games.† Go to Sandi's & spend the night w/ her.
July 4 (Mon) Celebrate Independence Day in Grantsville as they have a parade & great activities all day ending with fireworks.† Mom & Dad will join us & after the fireworks we'll go spend the night @ their home.
July 5 (Tues) Go fishing with Dad B.
July 6 (Wed) Spend day @ Lagoon.
July 7 (Thurs) Drive to Lava Hot Springs & play in water there.† Drive on & camp @ Island Park, ID.
July 8 (Fri) Tour Island Park & West Yellowstone then drive on & stop @ the Lewis & Clark Caverns & tour them, then travel on to Glacier & camp for the night (LONG DAY).
July 9 (Sat) Drive through seeing Glacier & go into Canada then spend night in Glacier again.
July 10 (Sun) Drive to Yellowstone & stay there.
July 11 (Mon) See Yellowstone & go on to Cody.† Stay with Mom & Dad S. if available?† Go to rodeo?
July 12 (Tues) See Cody & murals? Go on to Grand Tetons Nat. Park & Jackson Hole then stay in Star Valley.
July 13 (Wed) Drive to Flaming Gorge & play in water & camp.
July 14 (Thurs) Drive to Durango, CO & camp nearby.
July 15 (Fri) Spend day in Durango (maybe go on train ride) then drive to & camp @ Mesa Verde.
July 16 (Sat) See Mesa Verde & camp there again.
July 17 (Sun)† Stop @ Four Corners for picture & drive home!
Ken and I were with them most of this time except we stayed longer at Lava Hot Springs as Scott, Mishelle & family and Jeff, Gail & family were coming up and we wanted to spend time with them also.† Scott & Mishelle & family were there when Shellie, Roy & sons and Sandi & Dawson were there so we all went rafting down the river a few times.† It was fun.† We also went to the mineral hot pools in Lava for one evening and we all enjoyed that.† Jeff & Gail came the next day after Shellie & family and Sandi & Dawson had left.† We all enjoyed being together.† We ate together, played games, visited and played on the teeter totters which were in the campsites. After Scott, Jeff and families left to go home,
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Ken and I drove on up to Cody Wyoming to join up with our daughters and families.† Royís parentís, Veldon & Patsy, were on a mission there so we stayed with them and spent the following day with them showing us around Cody.† We went to the church, where they serve, as it is also a museum and they took us on a tour of it.† They then took us to the Buffalo Bill Cody museum and it was a fun place.† They even had lots of guns and other memorabilia from Jonathon and John Browning.† They had a Wild West show enactment on the streets in the evening.† It was ok, but we saw much better ones at Old Tucson, Arizona when we went there, while living in Arizona.
††††††††††† The next day we left Veldon & Patsy and drove on to Jackson Wyoming and spent the night there in a great motel.† We all ate dinner at a cute cafť and then Ken and the boys went back to the motel and went swimming and in the hot tub.† Kenís feet were hurting so he didnít feel like walking longer, but Shellie, Roy, Sandi and I walked down town and into the shops.† Sandi, Shellie & I bought a T shirt and we had fun being together.† The next morning, we ate at a nice cafť and had a good breakfast, then went on our way to Flaming Gorge.† We set up camp and then let everyone take our boat and go boating while Ken and I fixed a Dutch Oven Dinner for all of us.† They didnít stay very long as it started to rain.† We enjoyed visiting and singing around the campfire that night.
After breakfast and pictures the next morning, all of them left us to go on their way to Durango Colorado where they spent another couple of days.† Then they separated, and Sandi and Dawson left them and came back home and Shellie, Roy and boys went on to their home in Arizona.† Ken and I wanted to stay longer at Flaming Gorge, so we enjoyed camping there for a couple more days.†† Ken caught fish in the stream by where we camped, and we took the boat and went fishing in the Gorge.† We had a great time.
Another vacation was going to Zionís National Park again this year with Jeff, Gail & kids, we went in September instead of October and it was way hot.† We had to go on the trails during the morning hours and then play in the river in the afternoons.† We were glad we had the river close by.†† One of the things I remember about this trip was when all of us hiked up the mountain trail on the other side of the tunnel, we met three oriental men.† Donít know if they were from Japan or china.† They had expensive cameras and were taking pictures of all the landscape.† When we arrived on top, they asked if they could take a picture of us.† We agreed, but they wanted more and more pictures.† This made us a little nervous.†
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We didnít go to Zionís in 2012 as Jeff started a new job and didnít have vacation time yet.


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Abilashrayam (Desire to care), ngo in Bangalore was founded and established in the year 2009 by Mr. Kalyan Krishna. We started our first project as "Little Pencils" orphanage in Bangalore by taking care of five children. We slowly expanded our support to close to twenty children. Thus it all began by taking care of five children. In the due course of time, a legion of likeminded individuals joined the cause and motivated Mr. Kalyan Krishna to undertake many more such initiatives. During this period, the organization started providing educational support to the underprivileged children belonging to the rural areas. Thus i-educate project was launched and supported Two Hundred and Fifty children in its inaugural launch itself. In the following year we supported more than 1500 children under i-educate project. Today, we can proudly say we are supporting thousands of children across the country through our various programs and initiatives. The organization is also supporting senior citizens (through senior citizen home & other ways), women and youth in rural areas of India.
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Established in 1995, Academy for Severe Handicaps and Autism provides education along with a comprehensive set of therapies to individuals with autism spectrum disorders. In over two decades, ASHA has evolved and developed capabilities and expertise to address the different needs of over 500 individuals and their families.
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ActionAid India is part of a global federation and a full affiliate of ActionAid International that has presence in over 40 countries worldwide. Since 1972, the poor and the excluded have been at the centre of our discourse and actions in India. In 2006, we got registered as an Indian organisation called ActionAid Association. We are governed by an independent General Assembly and a Governing Board. We reiterate our values and stress on ‘praxis’ in our work, in our effort to deepen our commitment to transform our organisational culture. Solidarity, camaraderie and sisterhood with the poor, the powerless and excluded women, girls, boys and men will be at the core of our struggle against poverty and injustice. ‘Personal is political’: without contradiction in the practice in private and public sphere. Courage of conviction, requiring us to be creative and progressive, bold and innovative – without fear of failure. Equality, justice and diversity, requiring us to work to ensure equal opportunity to every person, irrespective of caste, class, race, age, gender, sexual orientation, colour, class, ethnicity, disability, location, and religion. Humility and modesty in our conduct and behaviour. Transparency and accountability. Independence and neutrality from any religious or party-political affiliation.
Decades ago, an American who had come to India fell ill and was admitted to a hospital in Bangalore. Within 48 hours, his condition deteriorated. Dr. Glory Alexander was by his side when he breathed his last. She didn't know much about the man other than the fact that he died of AIDS. That encounter was the catalyst for the birth of ASHA Foundation, Bangalore – a vision and a dream that soon became a reality. ASHA Foundation, which was established in 1998 by Dr. Glory Alexander and a number of like-minded people, stands for Action, Service and Hope for AIDS. It is a charitable and voluntary Trust helping HIV/AIDS infected people, their families and society. The range of services include: advocacy; capacity building; research; preventive services; awareness; treatment, care, support and rehabilitation of HIV-infected and affected persons with a special focus on women and children.
AFPRO as a secular socio-technical development organization with Christian inspiration visualizes itself as working to enable the rural poor – including women and men belonging to small and marginal farmers and the landless, dalits, tribal people, fisher folk and unemployed youth – to move towards sustainable development, through and overall increase in their knowledge and skills in areas that directly affect their standard and quality of life. It visualizes itself as an organization which over the next decade will enable the marginalized rural groups to achieve enhanced socioeconomic and personal status in society through appropriate technologies for the management of natural resources.
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Ashoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the Environment (ATREE) is a global non-profit organisation which generates interdisciplinary knowledge to inform policy and practice towards conservation and sustainability. For over two decades, ATREE has worked on social-environmental issues from local to global policy levels. ATREE envisions a society committed to environmental conservation and sustainable and socially just development. Our mission is to generate rigorous interdisciplinary knowledge for achieving environmental conservation and sustainable development, to enable the use of this knowledge by policy makers and society, and to train the next generation of environmental leaders. To deliver on our mission, we work across issues like biodiversity and conservation, climate change mitigation and development, land and water resources, forests and governance and ecosystem services and human well-being. Structure ATREE's organisational structure is designed to promote creative interdisciplinary approaches that integrate research with policy and action in addressing critical environmental problems. Two research centres, the Centre for Biodiversity and Conservation and the Centre for Environment and Development, together with the Academy of Conservation Science and Sustainability Studies, provide the structure to conduct insightful research that fuels our thought leadership on policy issues and drives our capacity building activities.
The Baale Mane (‘Girl’s Home’ in Kannada, the local language in Bangalore) is a home situated on the outskirts of the city of Bangalore, India, for up to 50 girls between the ages of 7 and 18. We welcome and support girls of all faiths and we do not discriminate on the grounds of caste or creed. Where possible, the aim of our home is to reunite the girls with their family but where this is neither possible nor desirable, the girls are given long term care and protection at the Baale. Our ambition is to nurture and resource the girls for an independent and self-sustaining adult life. Baale Mane focusses on teaching their girls how to productively challenge the rigid norms dictating gender structures, power inequities and oppressive socially accepted roles and expectations of women in their communities. Baale Mane helps the girls make educated, informed choices surrounding their careers, sexuality and well-being, aiming is to equip each girl with the necessary skills to lead an independent life. -Kim Burnett, President and CEO, Shadhika Foundation Education is at the heart of our approach. All of our girls attend local government or state aided schools as well as receiving extra tuition at the Baale. Girls in 7th standard and above attend English medium school if they come to the Baale early enough and are judged to have the ability to thrive in this environment. We place great emphasis on the all-round development of our girls and have a strong focus on the arts as a means of self-expression. Dance, drama and other forms of creative expression are also an important part of life at Baale.
Karunashraya, meaning ‘an abode of compassion’ is a five-acre haven of lush greenery, bird song and peace, in the midst of the hustle and bustle of a densely populated, prime location on Old Airport – Varthur Main Road, just prior to the Kundalahalli Junction. The building that houses the hospice with its stone exterior is impressive and has won acclaim as one of the most well-designed hospice buildings in “20th Century World Architecture – The Phaidon Atlas Buildings Completed between 1900 and 1999”. PALLIATIVE CARE & KARUNASHRAYA: Cancer is a leading cause of death in India with nearly 3 million suffering from it. WHO predicts that 700,000 people will succumb to the disease on an annual basis by 2015. Nearly 80% of cancer patients in India access medical help when there is no hope for cure! The need for palliative care has never been more critical, especially in Bangalore – the ‘Cancer Capital of India’. The building architected by M/s Chandavarkar & Thacker is a green marvel. Both the architectural team and the Karunashraya team were ahead of their times in thinking green.
Bangalore Oniyavara Seva Coota (BOSCO), more commonly known as BOSCO is a project of the Salesians of Don BOSCO (SDB). BOSCO is a registered Non Profitable Charitable Organization under the Society's registration Act of 1960 (No.184/86-87). Constituted in 1980, we offer service to the Young at Risk like - children living on the streets, child labourers, abandoned / orphaned children, victims of drug abuse, victims of child abuse, begging children, rag pickers etc. Now, BOSCO has spread its wings across the city of Bangalore through 7 rehabilitation centres & 6 street presence locations
To build a community that will unreservedly care for its children through a preventive and promotional approach which supports children and activates forces in the society that favour them.
To encourage the young at risk to join the mainstream of society as educated and productive citizens by partnering with the children in their daily struggle to grow off the streets
ChildFund strives to ensure that deprived, excluded, and vulnerable children have the capacity to improve their lives and become young adults, parents, and leaders who inspire lasting and positive change in their communities. ChildFund promotes communities whose individuals and institutions participate in valuing, protecting, and advancing the worth and rights of children.
To help deprived, excluded and vulnerable children living in poverty, have the capacity to become young adults, parents and leaders who bring lasting and positive change to their communities. We promote societies whose individuals and institutes participate in valuing, protecting and advancing the worth and right of children.
Centre for Budget and Policy Studies (CBPS) is a research based institution that was established in Bangalore, India, in February 1998, as an independent, non-partisan, not-for-profit society, registered under the Societies Registration Act. It was formed as an off-shoot from a research programme in the Development Research Foundation (DRF), a part of Technology Informatics Design Endeavour (TIDE), also a non-profit society in Bangalore. Our registration number is 777 of 1997-98, the year of establishment being 1998. CBPS is also registered under the Foreign Contributions (Regulation) Act (FCRA) with the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India and also under Section 12A(a) and Section 80 G of the Indian Income Tax Act (1961), as a Charitable Trust.
Create and share knowledge towards an empowered, equitable, just and democratic society.
Research, evaluation and capacity enhancement in the areas of policy, budget, governance, and public service delivery, Evidence based policy advocacy and Dissemination of research findings through a variety of approaches.
A happy, healthy and creative child whose rights are protected and honoured in a society that is built on respect for dignity, justice and equity for all.
To enable people to take responsibility for the situation of the deprived Indian child and so motivate them to seek resolution through individual and collective action thereby enabling children to realise their full potential To make people discover their potential for action and change To enable peoples’ collectives and movements encompassing diverse segments, to pledge their particular strengths, working in partnership to secure, protect and honour the rights of India’s children.
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There are many twitter threads, blog articles, guides, vlogs, etc. taylored to help incoming Ph.D. students to make the most of the first-year of the program.
There is really good advice out there. Try to spend some time gathering what they say, and put it in practice. You have the odds in your favor and I’m pretty confident you will made it.
I could not follow the advice I had on hand, though. That’s what I’m writing this piece.
The following tips are not aimed to help you to be the most intellectually respected student of your cohort or to get the most strinking grades. These are just some reflections that hopefully you will find helpful to keep you happy during your first year, or at least to avoid some unnecesary pains (like most of the ones we suffer during the first-year to be honest).
One of the reasons I’m calling these tips ‘bads’ is that some of them seem to be useless, not serious enough, or irrelevant. However, I promise you that all the things I’m writing about here were discussed in actual chats I had during the first year.
“All models tips are wrong. But some of them are
useful.” – I’m sure you read or heard this Box’s quote many times until
you get here. But I’m putting it here and first because apparently we
forget it very frequently. All the advice you are going to get for grad
school (and virtually everything) is based on each person’s particular
privileges and hardships. If you want to use them for yourself, be aware
of that and don’t be surprised or disappointed if you happen to realize
they are useless or worse.Try to give them a shot. But don’t disregard
the experience of the people who gave you the advice, their knowledge
might be relatable for other stuff. Even if that never happens, it’s
good to empathize with people different than you.
Use the first weeks to learn how you are going to get around your new environment. Be as detailed as possible: make sure you know the options you have to feed yourself, try different work schedules, sleep strategies, and new ways to entertain yourself, take pictures of yourself, draw a portrait of yourself, take that ‘Which Hogwarts house you belong?’ test, figure out where in the classrooms you will feel the most comfortable, take personality tests, reach out to a health professional, ask your friends stuff like “If I were an animal, which one I would be?”, look at your birth chart and see if the description suits you, chat to people and ask them what are the stereotypes they would have on you based on your background, ask people you think is similar to you for advice, etc. Please, do everything you can to know yourself better. You need that to know better how to deal with your emotions, energy, and time. This will be more useful than remembering how to check if some particular thing approaches to another thing based on some convergence criteria.
Avoid the following conversation:
– “How are you?” – “Fine. And you?” – “Fine too.”
One of the cultural shocks that most frequently pops up on my friends’ experiences is that, in the US and other countries, people don’t care to the actual answer of the “how are you?” question. It’s just a fancy “Hi!” and the conversation gets weird if you actually talk about how are you. So, many of them give up on actually answering and they are always like: “Fine.”
Please don’t do that unless you are in a line with 50 people waiting to talk with this person, or something. Be honest and say how you feel, even if it’s something like: “Wondering how my grandma’s cat is doing back home. Probably she’s just wandering around the roofs. Do you think she misses me?”, “I am thinking of tying my hair blue. But I’m afraid it won’t match my outfits. How about you?”. If you don’t want to talk to much: “I’m tired. How about you?” takes the same time as “Fine. And you?”. If you don’t want to talk about you, say something like: “I’m fine, but not as fine as your outfit! Where did you get those boots from?”.
You see my point, right? It’s true most people don’t care how are you doing. But it’s good to identify those who do actually care or are interested.
Interact with your peers. This might be obvious for you. But you will see there’s people that never interact with others. If you are one of those, on the contrary, you might be like: “I’m not doing so. I can handle this alone.” I believe you. But even if you are fine and not feeling like you need or want to see other people, try to interact. I’m not asking you to become a party animal or to work always in groups. I do prefer to do my things in my own as well (like really, you won’t imagine how much). But there are many ways in which talking with other people helps. You will appreciate to discover that your apparently unique approach to life is actually very similar to some philosophy that is exotic to you, or that unexpected people are part of the same weird fandoms as you.
People have different expectations regarding how social interactions are supposed to work. That includes relationships, friendships, business, etc. Try to learn from that and how that is related to culture.  The cultural shock can be so strong, that some of the people (including faculty) they told me they felt they were teenagers for a second time. But the ‘strong’ in the last sentence doesn’t always mean ’difficult, it also means intense.
Talk with faculty as if they were people, because they are. Don’t try to be too strategic or to try to be flawless.
Nobody is flawless. Everyone struggles somehow and have any sort of self-confidence issue.
Take accountability of your hour works.
Active leisure.
Ask “why is this important?”
Selfies are not enough. Make self-portraits of yourself. Take a Bach song, and make it better.
Once them join the crew, you realize their flaws.
Las notas no importan.
“Literally” dont matter. Literally comes from direct word meaning. And all words are made up. ><
Buscate amigos grad students que no sean de tu field.
Busca amigos que no sean grad students.
Hazte amigo de tus compas.
Las amistades y relaciones sociales funcionan diferente en diferentes culturas.
Ve a las office hours.
Todos los dias son hermosos.
No disfrutes del momento. Disfruta el proceso..
La colera, la tristeza, la envidia, pueden significar cosas buenas. Busca qué mensajes te están dando, y atiendeles. On procrastination. La belleza de las personas esta hecha para apreciarse en movimiento. People are stalkers. Grstion del tiempo. Poner las cosas grandes primero, no siempre funciona. It’s easy to underestimate and overestimate the time you spent doing tasks. Try to measure it. Know your comparative advantages. … and again, take other peoples advice with care. Even though I’m saying this to you, I’m taking macro as a field. (I definitely don’t have comparative advantage on that). There’s always some humble-bragging on people’s advice. Sometimes people work less hard as they appear or have a harder time keeping things together. There are no bad intentions on this. Everyone of us wants some recognition or understanding…. Remember that you are human. So you are emotional and biological. Your productivity can be incredibly different if you take care about your mood and your health. Maybe things would be different if you were a machine? Not really. >< >< Easy and hard are not useful constructs. Probably basic and advanced ate better. If someone asks you how are you doing, never reply “Fine”. That’s a very boring, ordinary, and useless answer. Ask faculty about what fields you should take in the second year. If you think some parts of the first year will be useless for your research, try to discuss that with faculty. Specially those you think have similar research interests with yours. You will be surprised by how much they agree or disagree. Go to that Mitski Concert. https://issuu.com/themiscreant/docs/issue_54_final04
Make a readme file on your previous projects?: That little project I was starting just a little bit ago, actually has been resting for two years now. ><
Whether you are intelligent enough is a pretty boring and useless question. Lots of evidence shows that it is. Feel free to cherry pick the evidence that shows your mind is awesome and critically disregard the evidence that tells you otherwise (what’s their identification strategy anyway?). The production function thing. Intelligent childs praised by that, instead of hardwork. ~I watched a lot of TikToks talking about that.~ There’s plenty Psychogical research on this topic. My favorite on this regard is Esther Duflo’s article where she says she did a poor work in a metrics coursework and doubted if she would be even able to make a living as a researcher.
Easy and hard are pretty useless constructs.
Overestimate and underestimate your emotional response.
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The blacklist feature of ToplistX allows you to create and manage a list of items that you do not want to appear on your site. The blacklist will be checked for all new account submissions and can also be rechecked with the account scanner. This document will give an overview of the blacklist features in ToplistX.
Blacklist Types
There are several different blacklist types which allow you to configure your blacklist to accurately find and reject the items that you do not want to appear on your site. Each of the blacklist types are described below.
| Submitter IP | This will search the IP address of the user submitting the account |
| E-mail Address | This will search the e-mail address submitted for an account |
| Domain/URL | This will search the site URL submitted for an account |
| Domain IP | This will search the IP address of the site URL submitted for an account |
| Word | This will search for words that have been submitted for the title or description of an account |
| HTML | This will search the HTML code of the site URL itself |
| HTTP Header | This will search the HTTP headers returned by the server hosting the site |
| DNS Server | This will search the DNS servers assigned for the site URL of the account |
When you add a blacklist item you have the option of specifying if it is a regular expression. Regular expressions are more complex than standard searches that simply look for the item as-is, but they add a great amount of flexibility. In ToplistX the Perl Compatible Regular Expressions format is used for regular expressions. If you are not familiar with regular expressions, please see the Pattern Syntax portion of the PHP manual for additional information. If you check the Regular Expression box on the blacklist add/edit form, the item(s) you enter will be treated as regular expressions and used to match against the values that are submitted by the user.
If the values you enter are not regular expressions, be sure to leave that box unchecked. This will cause a normal search to occur which will match the item you enter anywhere within the field that is being searched. For example, if you enter the word "car" as a blacklisted word and someone submits a description of "Carpool to work to save gas", this will match the "car" blacklist word item since it appears in the description. Note that the search is case-insensitive and will match not only exact words, but also portions of words.
Viewing/Searching Blacklist Items
To view or search your currently configured blacklist items, access the Settings > Manage Blacklist function from the control panel menu. This will display a page where you will be able to see the currently configured blacklist items and search them if you wish.
In the table that displays the blacklist items, you will find a couple of functions that you can run on a single blacklist item. Each of those functions are described below.
| Click this icon to edit the blacklist item. A window will appear where you will be able to edit all of it's settings. | |
| Click this icon to delete this blacklist item. |
Adding a Blacklist Item
To add a new blacklist item access the Settings > Manage Blacklist function from the control panel menu. This will display your currently configured blacklist items. Near the top of the page in the header bar that reads "Blacklist Items" click on the icon. This will display a popup window where you will be able to enter the data for the new blacklist item that you want to add. Each of the form fields are described below.
| Value(s) | The value(s) you want to add to the blacklist. You can enter one item per line to add multiple items at once. |
| Regular expression | Check this box if the value(s) is a regular expression |
| Type | Select the type of blacklist item you are adding (described above) |
| Reason | Enter a reason why you are blacklisting this item, if you wish. If this value is provided, it will be displayed to the user. |
When adding multiple blacklist items at once you can use a special format in the Value(s) field to add both the item and reason at the same time. This special
format still has one item per line, however after the item you want to blacklist enter a | character (pipe) followed by the reason. For example:
@yahoo.com|Free e-mail addresses are not accepted
@usersite.com|Sites have too many popup windows
@mysite.com|Sites have dialers and other trojans
@yahoo.com|Free e-mail addresses are not accepted
@usersite.com|Sites have too many popup windows
@mysite.com|Sites have dialers and other trojans
Once you have filled in all of the fields as you want them, press the Add Blacklist Item button. This will add the new item to the database, and it will be activated immediately.
Editing a Blacklist Item
To edit a blacklist item you will first need to locate it through the View/Search interface. When you locate the item you want to edit, click on the icon to bring up the blacklist item editing interface. This interface is nearly identical to the blacklist item addition interface, and has the same form fields with the same properties. You can make the changes that you want, and then press the Update Blacklist Item button to save your changes.
Deleting a Blacklist Item
To delete a blacklist item you will first need to locate it through the View/Search interface. When you locate the item you want to delete, click on the icon, which will ask you to confirm the deletion.
You can also delete several items at once by putting a check in the box next to the items you want to delete, then pressing the Delete button at the bottom of the page.


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Verifying temporal specifications of Java programs
Many Java programs encode temporal behaviors in their source code, typically mixing three features provided by the Java language: (1) pausing the execution for a limited amount of time, (2) waiting for an event that has to occur before a deadline expires, and (3) comparing timestamps. In this work, we show how to exploit modern SMT solvers together with static analysis in order to produce a network of timed automata approximating the temporal behavior of a set of Java threads. We also prove that the presented abstraction preserves the truth of MTL and ATCTL formulae, two well-known logics for expressing timed specifications. As far as we know, this is the first feasible approach enabling the user to automatically model check timed specifications of Java software directly from the source code.
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- fever
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- runny nose and sneezing
Warnings
Liver warning: This product contains acetaminophen. Severe liver damage may occur if you take
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- more than 4,000 mg of acetaminophen in 24 hours
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- with other drugs containing acetaminophen
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- 3 or more alcoholic drinks every day while using this product
Allergy alert: Acetaminophen may cause severe skin reactions. Symptoms may include:
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- skin reddening
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- blisters
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- rash
If a skin reaction occurs, stop use and seek medical help right away.
Sore throat warning: If sore throat is severe, lasts for more than 2 days, is accompanied or followed by fever, headache, rash, nausea, or vomiting, consult a doctor promptly.
Do not use
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- with any other drug containing acetaminophen (prescription or nonprescription). If you are not sure whether a drug contains acetaminophen, ask a doctor or pharmacist.
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- if you are now taking a prescription monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI) (certain drugs for depression, psychiatric, or emotional conditions, or Parkinson’s disease), or for 2 weeks after stopping the MAOI drug. If you do not know if your prescription drug contains an MAOI, ask a doctor or pharmacist before taking this product.
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- if you have ever had an allergic reaction to this product or any of its ingredients
Ask a doctor before use if you have
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- liver disease
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- glaucoma
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- cough that occurs with too much phlegm (mucus)
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- a breathing problem such as emphysema or chronic bronchitis
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- persistent or chronic cough as occurs with smoking, asthma, or emphysema
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- trouble urinating due to an enlarged prostate gland
Ask a doctor or pharmacist before use if you are
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- taking sedatives or tranquilizers
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- taking the blood thinning drug warfarin
When using this product
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- excitability may occur, especially in children
- •
- marked drowsiness may occur
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- avoid alcoholic drinks
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- be careful when driving a motor vehicle or operating machinery
- •
- alcohol, sedatives, and tranquilizers may increase drowsiness
Stop use and ask a doctor if
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- pain or cough gets worse or lasts more than 7 days
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- fever gets worse or lasts more than 3 days
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- redness or swelling is present
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- new symptoms occur
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- cough comes back or occurs with rash or headache that lasts.
These could be signs of a serious condition.
If pregnant or breast-feeding,
ask a health professional before use.
Keep out of reach of children.
Overdose warning: In case of overdose, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away (1-800-222-1222). Quick medical attention is critical for adults as well as for children even if you do not notice any signs or symptoms.
Directions
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- take only as directed – see overdose warning
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- do not exceed 4 doses per 24 hours
adults & children 12 yrs & over |
2 softgels with water every 6 hrs |
children 4 to under 12 yrs |
ask a doctor |
children under 4 yrs |
do not use |
Other information
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- store at 20-25°C (68-77°F)
Inactive ingredients
D&C yellow no. 10, edible ink*, FD&C blue no. 1, gelatin, glycerin, polyethylene glycol, povidone, propylene glycol, purified water, sorbitol sorbitan solution *may contain this ingredient
Questions or comments?
1-800-719-9260
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Compare to Vicks® NyQuil® LiquiCaps® active ingredients
Night Time
Cold/Flu Multi-Symptom Relief
Acetaminophen, Dextromethorphan HBr, Doxylamine succinate
Pain Reliever / Fever Reducer
Cough Suppressant
Antihistamine
See New Warnings
Actual Size
24 Softgels
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LINDA_DB_HOST
LINDA_DB_HOST
configured in Linda.inc
fetch( $fields, \solutionstack\Linda\array() $queryConfig = array())
The get method fetches data from the table
| $fields | ||
| \solutionstack\Linda\array() | $queryConfig | A configuration array, that contains option for the get operation $queryConfig = array( "whereGroup" => array( [ "actor_id"=>array("value"=>5, "operator"=>"="), "last_name"=>array("value"=>"'%ER", "operator"=>"LIKE"), "comparisonOp"=>"AND", "nextOp"=>"OR" ], [ "actor_id"=>array("value"=>"last_name", "operator"=>"LIKE") ] ), "where_in"=>array( fieldName => "id", options => " 10, 15, 22, query => "", operator = > "AND" ), "innerJoinGroup" => array( [ table => "table_name", conditional_column_a => "column name" conditional_column_b => "column name" ], [ table => "table_name", conditional_column => "column name" ] ) , "limit" =>[ index => 2, count =>18 ], ) |
update(Array $fields, \solutionstack\Linda\type $queryConfig)
Update fields in the DB
| Array | $fields | is an associative array containing values to set $fields = array( id= "1", email = "example.example.org ) using NOW() or TIME() as values, inserts the date/time |
| \solutionstack\Linda\type | $queryConfig | see #insert for structure of the queryConfig parameter |
maxInColumn(string $columnName)
Returns the maximum value on a field, this method executes a query directly on the table and doesnt work on the retrieved/stored data - so you must have set the table using the #setTable method, prior to calling
| string | $columnName | field to get the minimum value from @return integer |
maxRow(string $fieldName) : \solutionstack\Linda\array()
Fetches row(s) containing the maximum value of a particular column, this method executes a query directly on the table and doesnt work on the retrieved/stored data - so you must have set the table using the #setTable method, prior to calling
| string | $fieldName | field to get the maximum value from |
minInColumn(string $columnName)
Returns the minimum value on a field, this method executes a query directly on the table and doesnt work on the retrieved/stored data - so you must have set the table using the #setTable method, prior to calling
| string | $columnName | field to get the minimum value from @return integer |
minRow(string $columnName) : \solutionstack\Linda\array()
Fetches row(s) containing the maximum value of a particular column,, this method executes a query directly on the table and doesnt work on the retrieved/stored data - so you must have set the table using the #setTable method, prior to calling
| string | $columnName | field to get the minimum value from |


execline
Software
skarnet.org
The ifthenelse program
ifthenelse performs a conditional alternative.
Interface
In an execlineb script:
ifthenelse [ -X ] [ -s ] { progif... } { progthen... } { progelse... } prog...
- ifthenelse reads
progif..., progthen... and progelse... in 3
consecutive blocks.
- ifthenelse runs progif... as a child process
and waits for it to complete.
- If progif... crashes (i.e. is killed by a signal), ifthenelse
prints an error message, then exits 128 plus the number of the signal
that killed progif.
- If progif... exits zero, ifthenelse runs
progthen... as a child process, else it runs progelse....
- ifthenelse waits for its child to complete and puts the exit
status in the ? environment variable. It then
execs into prog....
Options
- -X : if progif crashes, do not exit; proceed
as if it had returned false.
- -s : magic scoping hack. This option does powerful but
ugly things, and is left undocumented on purpose.


| Threat Agent | Level of interest |
|---|---|
| = 75"> {{threat.name}} | = 75"> {{threat.levelOfInterest | percent}} |
| Threat Agent | Level of interest |
|---|---|
| {{threat.name}} | {{threat.levelOfInterest | percent}} |
| Attack Strategy | Likelihood | Vulnerability | Mitigations |
|---|---|---|---|
| {{attackChance.attackStrategy.name}} | {{attackChance.likelihood | number : '1.1-2'}} | {{attackChance.vulnerability | number : '1.1-2'}} | {{mitigation.name}}{{last ? '' : ', '}} |
Consequence scale: {{selectedAsset.impact}}
This impact value was evaluated by this formula:
| Params | Value | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{elem.element}} | {{elem.element}} | {{elem.value}} | + | = |
| {{formulaSum}} |
If you want, you can define them in the Asset Clustering section!
| Related Costs | Economic Impact | |
|---|---|---|
|
|
|
{{impact.attackCost.costs | compactNumber | currency:'EUR':'symbol':'1.0-2'}}{{impact.attackCost.costs | compactSuffix}} |
If you want, you can define them in the Asset Clustering section!
| Attack Cost | Economic Impact | |
|---|---|---|
|
|
|
{{impact.attackCost.costs | compactNumber | currency:'EUR':'symbol':'1.0-2'}}{{impact.attackCost.costs | compactSuffix}} |


Dwayne Johnson sets December 2021 release date for DC's 'Black Adam'
by Wade SheridanNov. 14 (UPI) -- Dwayne Johnson announced on Instagram Thursday that his DC Comics film Black Adam will arrive in theaters on Dec. 22, 2021.
Johnson described why he fell in love with the anti-hero and sometimes villain alongside concept art of Black Adam made by DC Comics co-publisher Jim Lee and Australian artist BossLogic.
"This role is unlike any other I've ever played in my career and I'm grateful to the bone we'll all go on this journey together," the actor said after stating that his interest in Black Adam stems from how the character can go up against Superman but that he does things his way.
Johnson has been attached to portray Black Adam since 2014. Jaume Collet-Serra, who is directing the former WWE star in Disney's Jungle Cruise, is helming the project.
Black Adam was created in 1945 as the nemesis of Captain Marvel, now known as Shazam. He gains the powers of Egyptian gods when shouts the magical word "Shazam!" and is the leader of fictional country Kahndaq.
Johnson did not appear as Black Adam in DC's Shazam! which hit theaters in April and starred Zachary Levi as the title hero.
Johnson will next be seen in the action-adventure sequel Jumanji: The Next Level, which hits theaters on Dec. 13.