I did this exercise with my mum via Skype, and I found it really interesting as it cemented for me that some of the improvements we’ve seen in our relationship over the past year or so have come about partly because we’ve navigated some conflicts with each other in a way that has seemed to echo Tan’s definitions of listening, looping and dipping, and we’ve generally been more attentive when listening to each other since then in a way that I think has something in common with Tan’s definition of mindfulness (and I feel like I’ve also had more meta-awareness of when I haven’t engaged with her in a very mindful way). I also think what Tan says about these techniques being particularly helpful in navigating conflict rings very true for me, as there have been a couple of other major conflicts I’ve had with people in the past year that have resulted in the opposite of a closer or better relationship, and in one case in particular the absence of things like looping and dipping (or their equivalent) on the other person’s part was largely what made me decide the conflict was unnavigable and I needed to distance myself from that person, as I simply didn’t feel like I was being listened to. So I think the techniques Tan talks about, and the general concept of mindful engagement with others, has wider implications for the health of relationships and their ability to bounce back from conflict. I think my mum found the exercise amusing but helpful, and for her it also seemed to echo some things we’ve been trying to do more with each other lately.
I really like the idea of doing less than you can, and Tan’s focus on making a practice sustainable and not something that feels like a burden. This is something I feel like I’ve already grappled with a bit, as I had a tendency when I was younger to not cut myself any slack and to expect too much of myself (and then I’d predictably burn out and be unable to sustain a routine with what I was trying to do).


If you’re a parent, what are some ways you have instructed your children about your family’s culture and beliefs from the beginning?
As our children grow, we teach them that our family culture will sometimes differ from those around us: “We don’t do that in our family” or “If your friends jumped off a bridge, would you?” Children are absorbing the culture and beliefs of the family around the table at meals, in the car as they are going places, and often just observing our everyday reactions and responses to the world around us.
What does each of these verses say about parenting children who will grow to love God?
Proverbs 22:6
Deuteronomy 11:18-21
Ephesians 6:4
2 Timothy 3:16-17
Once upon a time in ancient Jerusalem, four sets of parents began teaching their children what their families believed and what shape their lives were expected to take on the day they were born. They did this by giving them their names. The four boys were named Daniel, Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah. Their parents knew the first lesson they wanted to teach their sons: that they should honor and worship God in all they did. They felt so strongly about teaching this lesson that they embedded it in their very names. Consider the meanings of their names:
Daniel: God Is My Judge
Hananiah: Yahweh Is Gracious
Mishael: Who Is Like God?
Azariah: Yahweh Has Helped
Each time these boys heard their names, they heard a message about a powerful God who loved and cared for them. The suffix “El” at the end of Daniel’s and


These graffiti print leggings are mad cool to wear out-in-about town or put a twist to a formal event. Any girl super dope enough will not let these leggings pass by!


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This is an example of the nested grid feature in Custom element Grid. The nested grid is a second grid which appears when a row selector is clicked in the first grid. The nested grid is usually used to show relevant information to the row in the first grid.


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SlugSat ACS
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This repository contains source code for the Attitude Control System (ACS) onboard SlugSat.
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Contains implementations for the feedback control states in the ACS. More...
#include <ACS.h>
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| #define | TR_V_RAIL 3.3f |
| #define | TR_MAX_V 1.0f |
| #define | TR_MAXDIP 0.2 |
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| void | findErrorVectors (ACSType *acs) |
| Uses the craft orientation and inertial vectors to find error. More... | |
| void | runBdotController (ACSType *acs) |
| Description. More... | |
| void | runOrientationController (ACSType *acs, int first_step) |
| Runs the feedback controller used to move the craft over large angles. More... | |
| void | runStabilizationController (ACSType *acs, Matrix err, int init_error, int reset_integrator) |
| Runs the feedback controller used to stabilize the craft when error is low. More... | |
| void | wdot2rw_pwm (ACSType *acs, Matrix wdot_desired) |
| Finds reaction wheel PWM to achieve a desired craft wdot. More... | |
Contains implementations for the feedback control states in the ACS.
Contains implementations of the feedback control states in the ACS.
Controller implementations are in OrientationController.c and StabilizationController.c. A call of findErrorVectors() is required before either runOrientationController() or runStabilizationController() for the ACS to work correctly.
Created by Galen Savidge. Edited 4/21/2019.
Controller implementations are in OrientationController.c and StabilizationController.c. A call of findErrorVectors() is required before either runOrientationController() or runStabilizationController() for the ACS to work correctly.
Created by Galen Savidge. Edited 5/13/2019.
| #define TR_MAX_V 1.0f |
Torque rod voltage at max dipole moment (V)
| #define TR_MAXDIP 0.2 |
Torque rod max dipole moment (A*m^2)
| #define TR_V_RAIL 3.3f |
Torque rod rail voltage (V)
| void findErrorVectors | ( | ACSType * | acs | ) |
Uses the craft orientation and inertial vectors to find error.
| acs | a pointer to an existing Attitude Control System object |
| void runBdotController | ( | ACSType * | acs | ) |
Description.
| acs | a pointer to an existing Attitude Control System object |
| dt | time in seconds since last call of this function |
| void runOrientationController | ( | ACSType * | acs, |
| int | first_step | ||
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Runs the feedback controller used to move the craft over large angles.
| acs | a pointer to an existing Attitude Control System object |
| first_step | 1 right after state transitions, 0 otherwise |
Runs the feedback controller used to stabilize the craft when error is low.
| acs | a pointer to an existing Attitude Control System object |
| err | generally either acs.z_err or acs.err |
| init_error | 1 right after state transitions, 0 otherwise |
| reset_integrator | 1 after this function has not been called for a while, 0 otherwise |
Finds reaction wheel PWM to achieve a desired craft wdot.
| acs | a pointer to an existing Attitude Control System object |
| wdot_desired | desired craft wdot |
| rw_pwm | allocated Matrix to hold the reaction wheel PWM |
| dt | expected time until next feedback controller update |


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It is used to quickly test basic support for features in upcoming browsers, rather than any full support of the feature's specification.
Results on this page generally match the results as they appear on the When Can I Use site, but may not always due to a variety of circumstances (test may pass but support is actually buggy, not tested well enough, has alternative method, etc).
Four different types of tests are used:
If you are interested in contributing tests you can contact me at: when (at) caniuse (dotcom).
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AutoTest for getCurrentPosition, watchPosition and clearWatch in navigator.geolocation
InteractMust provide LAT and LON info (may need to give permission first) Test for navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition on which position.coords.latitude and position.coords.longitude are expected.
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Most tests by Alexis Deveria, additional contributions by Paul Irish


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Madagascar - Profile
Facts
- Update August 2016: An outbreak of Foot and Mouth disease in Reunion and Rodrigues has resulted in strict food import restrictions. See this Noonsite report.
- In the past officials have not especially welcomed visiting sailors, who were invariably treated with suspicion and as a result very few yachts stopped in Madagascar. The situation is definitely changing and as the island is attracting an increasing number of tourists to its resorts, the attitude to visiting yachts has shown a marked improvement.
- With the Red Sea becoming a difficult area for yachts, more are choosing the Cape of Good Hope route and the numbers of boats coming through Madagascar is on the increase. The authorities have recognised this, with improving services and a much more friendly attitude towards yachts, with formalities becoming more straightforward.
- The most attractive ports and anchorages are on the northern tip of Madagascar, where Antsiranana (NE coast), formerly known as Diego Suarez, has a beautiful natural harbour. The old town has a cosmopolitan atmosphere with its mixed population of Malagasy, a melting pot of Indonesians, Malays, Arabs, Indians, Africans and Réunionnais.
- Just opposite Antsiranana on the NW coast is the National Park of Nosy Hara where a small marina is under construction with repair facilities.
- Further down the NW coast is Madagascar's prime attraction, the picturesque island of Nossi-Be, now a thriving tourist resort.
- Another island worth visiting is Nossi Boraha (Ile Sainte Marie), close to Toamasina, the country's chief commercial harbour and main port of entry, on the Eastern coast of Madagascar. The latter is a good place to stop for yachts on passage to the Cape of Good Hope.
- Another interesting stop for southbound yachts is at Taolanaro, formerly Port Dauphin on the SE tip of the Island - the site of the first French settlement in the seventeenth century.
- Good repair facilities can be found at Mahajanga, on the west coast, which is used by many foreign shrimping boats as a base of operations. With the increase in visiting yachts, repair facilities are improving in Nossi-Be and Nosy Hara.
- The Scattered Islands, off the East of Madagascar and to the west in the Mozambique Channel, are French and under the jurisdiction of the Reunion Commissioner.
Security
The first crime against yachts here was reported to noonsite in August 2014 by a yacht that was boarded at night by an armed intruder in Deigo Suarez. See report here.
Muggings, robberies and street crime occur frequently, not only in towns but also in nature reserves and on beaches. Take particular care on beaches and avoid visiting them alone.
There have been recent attacks on tourists visiting the National Parks Montagne d’Ambre and Ankarana.
Check the latest travel advice. See FCO website.
Theft is a problem here, as in many places, and care must be taken to protect dinghies, outboards and personal belongings.
Last updated October 2015.
Weather
The climate is tropical. November to March is the rainy season. The SE trade wind season lasts until the end of October and the trades can be very strong at times, occasionally being accompanied by violent thunderstorms. From December to March cyclones are common on the east coast.
Meteo Madagascar - http://www.meteomadagascar.mg/
Cape Town Radio (SSB) on 4375 8740 13146Mhz USB at 1015 1330 1815 utc daily for forecasts and reports. Gives you barometer pressure and wind speed around the entire SA coast line.
For links to free global weather information, forecast services and extreme weather information see the Noonsite Weather Page.
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Kubernetes Apache Openwhisk Operator API Reference
Collection of Kubernetes operators for managing Apache Openwhisk resources, such as actions, packages, triggers and rules.
Version: 1.0
Paths
Schema Definitions
ibmcloud.v1alpha1.ConfigMapKeyReference:
ConfigMapKeyReference selects a ConfigMap and optionally a key from it.
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Name of the referent. More info: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/overview/working-with-objects/names/#names
Example
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ibmcloud.v1alpha1.Function:
Function is the Schema for the functions API
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APIVersion defines the versioned schema of this representation of an object. Servers should convert recognized schemas to the latest internal value, and may reject unrecognized values. More info: https://git.k8s.io/community/contributors/devel/api-conventions.md#resources
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Example
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metadata:
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parameters:
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value: Hello World
runtime: 'nodejs:6'
ibmcloud.v1alpha1.FunctionList:
FunctionList contains a list of Function
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APIVersion defines the versioned schema of this representation of an object. Servers should convert recognized schemas to the latest internal value, and may reject unrecognized values. More info: https://git.k8s.io/community/contributors/devel/api-conventions.md#resources
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ibmcloud.v1alpha1.Function - kind: string
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- metadata: meta.v1.ListMeta
Example
apiVersion: string
items:
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kind: Function
metadata:
name: myfunction
namespace: default
spec:
codeURI: >-
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/apache/incubator-openwhisk-catalog/master/packages/utils/echo.js
parameters:
- name: message
value: Hello World
runtime: 'nodejs:6'
kind: string
ibmcloud.v1alpha1.FunctionSpec:
FunctionSpec represents the specification for Function resources
- annotations: lib.keyvalue.v1.KeyValue
-
List of key/value annotations
-
lib.keyvalue.v1.KeyValue - code: string
-
The inline code to deploy.
- codeURI: string
-
The location of the code to deploy. Support
http(s)
andfile
protocols. - contextFrom: io.k8s.api.core.v1.SecretEnvSource
-
Reference to a secret representing where to deploy this entity Default is
seed-default-owprops
The secret must defines these fields: apihost (string) : The OpenWhisk host auth (string): the authorization key cert (string): the client certificate (optional) insecure (bool): Whether or not to bypass certificate checking (optional, default is false) - docker: string
-
Docker image identifier (in dockerhub). More info: https://github.com/apache/incubator-openwhisk/blob/master/docs/actions-docker.md
- functions: string
-
Comma separated sequence of actions. Only valid when
runtime
issequence
- limits: ibmcloud.v1alpha1.Limits
-
Sets the action limits. More info: https://github.com/apache/incubator-openwhisk/blob/master/docs/reference.md#system-limits
- main: string
-
The name of the action entry point (function or fully-qualified method name when applicable)
- name: string
-
Action name. Override metadata.name. Does not include the package name (see below)
- native: boolean
-
Run the action as native. More info: https://github.com/apache/incubator-openwhisk/blob/master/docs/actions-docker.md#creating-native-actions
- package: string
-
Action package name. Add it to the default package when not specified
- parameters: lib.keyvalue.v1.KeyValue
-
List of key/value input parameters
-
lib.keyvalue.v1.KeyValue - rawHTTP: boolean
-
Indicates if the function is able to consume the raw contents within the body of an HTTP request. Only valid when
webExport
istrue
. More info: https://github.com/apache/incubator-openwhisk/blob/master/docs/webactions.md#raw-http-handling - runtime: string
-
Runtime name and optional version. More info: https://github.com/apache/incubator-openwhisk/blob/master/docs/actions.md#languages-and-runtimes
Support these runtimes (not an exhaustive live):
Runtime image name Description app N/A runs a function composition sequence N/A runs a function sequence nodejs nodejsaction:latest Latest NodeJS runtime nodejs:6 nodejs6action:latest Latest NodeJS 6 runtime java java8action:latest Latest Java language runtime python:2 python2action:latest Latest Python 2 language runtime python:3 python3action:latest Latest Python 3 language runtime swift swiftaction:latest Latest Swift 2 language runtime swift:3 swift3action:latest Latest Swift 3 language runtime swift:3.1.1 action-swift-v3.1.1:latest Latest Swift 3.1.1 language runtime php:7.1 action-php-v7.1:latest Latest PHP language runtime - webExport: boolean
-
Turns the function into a "web action" causing it to return HTTP content without use of an API Gateway. More info: https://github.com/apache/incubator-openwhisk/blob/master/docs/webactions.md
Example
annotations:
- attributes: object
name: string
valueFrom: {}
code: string
codeURI: string
docker: string
functions: string
limits:
logSize: integer (int32)
memory: integer (int32)
timeout: integer (int32)
main: string
name: string
native: boolean
package: string
parameters:
- attributes: object
name: string
valueFrom: {}
rawHTTP: boolean
runtime: string
webExport: boolean
ibmcloud.v1alpha1.FunctionStatus:
FunctionStatus defines the observed state of Function
- generation: integer (int64)
-
Last synced generation. Set by the system
- message: string
- state: string
Example
generation: integer (int64)
message: string
state: string
ibmcloud.v1alpha1.Invocation:
Invocation is the Schema for the invocations API
- apiVersion: string
-
APIVersion defines the versioned schema of this representation of an object. Servers should convert recognized schemas to the latest internal value, and may reject unrecognized values. More info: https://git.k8s.io/community/contributors/devel/api-conventions.md#resources
- kind: string
-
Kind is a string value representing the REST resource this object represents. Servers may infer this from the endpoint the client submits requests to. Cannot be updated. In CamelCase. More info: https://git.k8s.io/community/contributors/devel/api-conventions.md#types-kinds
- metadata: meta.v1.ObjectMeta
- spec: ibmcloud.v1alpha1.InvocationSpec
- status: ibmcloud.v1alpha1.InvocationStatus
Example
apiVersion: ibmcloud.ibm.com/v1alpha1
kind: Invocation
metadata:
name: echo-invocation
spec:
finalizer:
function: /whisk.system/utils/echo
parameters:
- name: message
value: Bye World
function: /whisk.system/utils/echo
parameters:
- name: message
value: Hello World
ibmcloud.v1alpha1.InvocationFinalizer:
InvocationFinalizer defines the function to invoke when deleting the function invocation
- function: string
-
Function defines the name of the function to invoke (eg.
/whisk.system/utils/echo
ormyfunction
) Invokes the function in the invocation context when the name is not fully qualified - parameters: lib.keyvalue.v1.KeyValue
-
Parameters defines the list of parameters to use for the invocation
-
lib.keyvalue.v1.KeyValue
Example
function: string
parameters:
- attributes: object
name: string
valueFrom: {}
ibmcloud.v1alpha1.InvocationList:
InvocationList contains a list of Invocation
- apiVersion: string
-
APIVersion defines the versioned schema of this representation of an object. Servers should convert recognized schemas to the latest internal value, and may reject unrecognized values. More info: https://git.k8s.io/community/contributors/devel/api-conventions.md#resources
- items: ibmcloud.v1alpha1.Invocation
-
ibmcloud.v1alpha1.Invocation - kind: string
-
Kind is a string value representing the REST resource this object represents. Servers may infer this from the endpoint the client submits requests to. Cannot be updated. In CamelCase. More info: https://git.k8s.io/community/contributors/devel/api-conventions.md#types-kinds
- metadata: meta.v1.ListMeta
Example
apiVersion: string
items:
- apiVersion: ibmcloud.ibm.com/v1alpha1
kind: Invocation
metadata:
name: echo-invocation
spec:
finalizer:
function: /whisk.system/utils/echo
parameters:
- name: message
value: Bye World
function: /whisk.system/utils/echo
parameters:
- name: message
value: Hello World
kind: string
ibmcloud.v1alpha1.InvocationSpec:
InvocationSpec defines the desired state of Invocation
- contextFrom: io.k8s.api.core.v1.SecretEnvSource
-
Reference to a secret representing where to deploy this entity Default is
seed-default-owprops
The secret must defines these fields: apihost (string) : The OpenWhisk host auth (string): the authorization key cert (string): the client certificate (optional) insecure (bool): Whether or not to bypass certificate checking (optional, default is false) - finalizer: ibmcloud.v1alpha1.InvocationFinalizer
-
Defines the function to invoke when this resource is deleted.
- function: string
-
defines the name of function to invoke (eg.
/whisk.system/utils/echo
ormyfunction
) Invokes the function in the invocation context when the name is not fully qualified - parameters: lib.keyvalue.v1.KeyValue
-
Defines the list of parameters to use for the invocation
-
lib.keyvalue.v1.KeyValue - to: ibmcloud.v1alpha1.InvocationTarget
-
Defines where to store the invocation result. Discard the result when not specified.
Example
finalizer:
function: string
parameters:
- attributes: object
name: string
valueFrom: {}
function: string
parameters:
- attributes: object
name: string
valueFrom: {}
to:
projection<EMAIL_ADDRESS>secretKeyRef:
key: secret-key
name: secret-name
ibmcloud.v1alpha1.InvocationStatus:
InvocationStatus defines the observed state of Invocation
- generation: integer (int64)
-
Last synced generation. Set by the system
- message: string
- state: string
Example
generation: integer (int64)
message: string
state: string
ibmcloud.v1alpha1.InvocationTarget:
InvocationTarget represents where to store the invocation result
- configMapKeyRef: io.k8s.api.core.v1.ConfigMapKeySelector
-
Selects a key of a ConfigMap.
- projection: string
-
JSONPath template selecting parts of the invocation result to store. Default is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>More info: https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/kubectl/jsonpath/
- secretKeyRef: io.k8s.api.core.v1.SecretKeySelector
-
Selects a key of a secret in the invocation namespace
Example
projection<EMAIL_ADDRESS>secretKeyRef:
key: secret-key
name: secret-name
ibmcloud.v1alpha1.Limits:
Limits is used to express function resources constraints such as memory limits or timeout
- logSize: integer (int32)
-
The action log size. Default unit is assumed to be in megabytes (MB).
- memory: integer (int32)
-
The per-Action memory. Default unit is assumed to be in megabytes (MB).
- timeout: integer (int32)
-
The per-invocation Action timeout. Default unit is assumed to be milliseconds (ms).
Example
logSize: integer (int32)
memory: integer (int32)
timeout: integer (int32)
ibmcloud.v1alpha1.Package:
Package is the Schema for the packages API
- apiVersion: string
-
APIVersion defines the versioned schema of this representation of an object. Servers should convert recognized schemas to the latest internal value, and may reject unrecognized values. More info: https://git.k8s.io/community/contributors/devel/api-conventions.md#resources
- kind: string
-
Kind is a string value representing the REST resource this object represents. Servers may infer this from the endpoint the client submits requests to. Cannot be updated. In CamelCase. More info: https://git.k8s.io/community/contributors/devel/api-conventions.md#types-kinds
- metadata: meta.v1.ObjectMeta
- spec: ibmcloud.v1alpha1.PackageSpec
- status: ibmcloud.v1alpha1.PackageStatus
Example
apiVersion: ibmcloud.ibm.com/v1alpha1
kind: Package
metadata:
name: mh-publish
spec:
bind: /whisk.system/messaging
service: message-hub
ibmcloud.v1alpha1.PackageList:
PackageList contains a list of Package
- apiVersion: string
-
APIVersion defines the versioned schema of this representation of an object. Servers should convert recognized schemas to the latest internal value, and may reject unrecognized values. More info: https://git.k8s.io/community/contributors/devel/api-conventions.md#resources
- items: ibmcloud.v1alpha1.Package
-
ibmcloud.v1alpha1.Package - kind: string
-
Kind is a string value representing the REST resource this object represents. Servers may infer this from the endpoint the client submits requests to. Cannot be updated. In CamelCase. More info: https://git.k8s.io/community/contributors/devel/api-conventions.md#types-kinds
- metadata: meta.v1.ListMeta
Example
apiVersion: string
items:
- apiVersion: ibmcloud.ibm.com/v1alpha1
kind: Package
metadata:
name: mh-publish
spec:
bind: /whisk.system/messaging
service: message-hub
kind: string
ibmcloud.v1alpha1.PackageSpec:
PackageSpec defines the desired state of Package
- annotations: lib.keyvalue.v1.KeyValue
-
List of key/value annotations
-
lib.keyvalue.v1.KeyValue - bind: string
-
Name of the package for which a binding should be created
- contextFrom: io.k8s.api.core.v1.SecretEnvSource
-
Reference to a secret representing where to deploy this entity Default is
seed-default-owprops
The secret must defines these fields: apihost (string) : The OpenWhisk host auth (string): the authorization key cert (string): the client certificate (optional) insecure (bool): Whether or not to bypass certificate checking (optional, default is false) - name: string
-
Package name. Override metadata.name.
default
is reserved. - parameters: lib.keyvalue.v1.KeyValue
-
List of key/value input parameters
-
lib.keyvalue.v1.KeyValue - parametersFrom: ibmcloud.v1alpha1.ParametersFromSource
-
List of key/value input parameters coming from a Secret or ConfigMap When multiple sources are specified, all key/value pairs are merged into a single set of key/value pairs, from the first source to the last source Duplicates are handled by overriding the previous key/value pair. The parameters property is applied last
-
ibmcloud.v1alpha1.ParametersFromSource - publish: boolean
-
Package visibility;
true
forshared
,false
forprivate
- service: string
-
indicates a cloud service resource which you want to bind to. This feature provides automatic injection of service keys into the binding parameters (for example user, password, urls)
Example
annotations:
- attributes: object
name: string
valueFrom: {}
bind: string
name: string
parameters:
- attributes: object
name: string
valueFrom: {}
parametersFrom:
- configMapKeyRef:
name: string
secretKeyRef:
name: string
publish: boolean
service: string
ibmcloud.v1alpha1.PackageStatus:
PackageStatus defines the observed state of Package
- generation: integer (int64)
-
Last synced generation. Set by the system
- message: string
- state: string
Example
generation: integer (int64)
message: string
state: string
ibmcloud.v1alpha1.ParametersFromSource:
ParametersFromSource represents a source for the value of parameters
- configMapKeyRef: ibmcloud.v1alpha1.ConfigMapKeyReference
-
Selects a key of a ConfigMap.
- secretKeyRef: ibmcloud.v1alpha1.SecretKeyReference
-
Selects a key of a secret in the resource namespace
Example
configMapKeyRef:
name: string
secretKeyRef:
name: string
ibmcloud.v1alpha1.Rule:
Rule is the Schema for the rules API
- apiVersion: string
-
APIVersion defines the versioned schema of this representation of an object. Servers should convert recognized schemas to the latest internal value, and may reject unrecognized values. More info: https://git.k8s.io/community/contributors/devel/api-conventions.md#resources
- kind: string
-
Kind is a string value representing the REST resource this object represents. Servers may infer this from the endpoint the client submits requests to. Cannot be updated. In CamelCase. More info: https://git.k8s.io/community/contributors/devel/api-conventions.md#types-kinds
- metadata: meta.v1.ObjectMeta
- spec: ibmcloud.v1alpha1.RuleSpec
- status: ibmcloud.v1alpha1.RuleStatus
Example
apiVersion: ibmcloud.ibm.com/v1alpha1
kind: Rule
metadata:
name: my-rule
spec:
action: hello-world
trigger: image-uploaded
ibmcloud.v1alpha1.RuleList:
RuleList contains a list of Rule
- apiVersion: string
-
APIVersion defines the versioned schema of this representation of an object. Servers should convert recognized schemas to the latest internal value, and may reject unrecognized values. More info: https://git.k8s.io/community/contributors/devel/api-conventions.md#resources
- items: ibmcloud.v1alpha1.Rule
-
ibmcloud.v1alpha1.Rule - kind: string
-
Kind is a string value representing the REST resource this object represents. Servers may infer this from the endpoint the client submits requests to. Cannot be updated. In CamelCase. More info: https://git.k8s.io/community/contributors/devel/api-conventions.md#types-kinds
- metadata: meta.v1.ListMeta
Example
apiVersion: string
items:
- apiVersion: ibmcloud.ibm.com/v1alpha1
kind: Rule
metadata:
name: my-rule
spec:
action: hello-world
trigger: image-uploaded
kind: string
ibmcloud.v1alpha1.RuleSpec:
RuleSpec defines the desired state of Rule
- contextFrom: io.k8s.api.core.v1.SecretEnvSource
-
Reference to a secret representing where to deploy this entity Default is
seed-default-owprops
The secret must defines these fields: apihost (string) : The OpenWhisk host auth (string): the authorization key cert (string): the client certificate (optional) insecure (bool): Whether or not to bypass certificate checking (optional, default is false) - function: string
-
Name of the action the rule applies to
- name: string
-
Rule name. Override metadata.name.
- trigger: string
-
Name of the trigger the Rule applies to
Example
function: string
name: string
trigger: string
ibmcloud.v1alpha1.RuleStatus:
RuleStatus defines the observed state of Rule
- generation: integer (int64)
-
Last synced generation. Set by the system
- message: string
- state: string
Example
generation: integer (int64)
message: string
state: string
ibmcloud.v1alpha1.SecretKeyReference:
SecretKeyReference selects a secret and optionally a key from it.
- name: string
-
Name of the referent. More info: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/overview/working-with-objects/names/#names
Example
name: string
ibmcloud.v1alpha1.Trigger:
Trigger is the Schema for the triggers API
- apiVersion: string
-
APIVersion defines the versioned schema of this representation of an object. Servers should convert recognized schemas to the latest internal value, and may reject unrecognized values. More info: https://git.k8s.io/community/contributors/devel/api-conventions.md#resources
- kind: string
-
Kind is a string value representing the REST resource this object represents. Servers may infer this from the endpoint the client submits requests to. Cannot be updated. In CamelCase. More info: https://git.k8s.io/community/contributors/devel/api-conventions.md#types-kinds
- metadata: meta.v1.ObjectMeta
- spec: ibmcloud.v1alpha1.TriggerSpec
- status: ibmcloud.v1alpha1.TriggerStatus
Example
apiVersion: ibmcloud.ibm.com/v1alpha1
kind: Trigger
metadata:
name: image-uploaded
spec:
feed: openwhisk-cloudant/changes
ibmcloud.v1alpha1.TriggerList:
TriggerList contains a list of Trigger
- apiVersion: string
-
APIVersion defines the versioned schema of this representation of an object. Servers should convert recognized schemas to the latest internal value, and may reject unrecognized values. More info: https://git.k8s.io/community/contributors/devel/api-conventions.md#resources
- items: ibmcloud.v1alpha1.Trigger
-
ibmcloud.v1alpha1.Trigger - kind: string
-
Kind is a string value representing the REST resource this object represents. Servers may infer this from the endpoint the client submits requests to. Cannot be updated. In CamelCase. More info: https://git.k8s.io/community/contributors/devel/api-conventions.md#types-kinds
- metadata: meta.v1.ListMeta
Example
apiVersion: string
items:
- apiVersion: ibmcloud.ibm.com/v1alpha1
kind: Trigger
metadata:
name: image-uploaded
spec:
feed: openwhisk-cloudant/changes
kind: string
ibmcloud.v1alpha1.TriggerSpec:
TriggerSpec defines the desired state of Trigger
- annotations: lib.keyvalue.v1.KeyValue
-
List of key/value annotations
-
lib.keyvalue.v1.KeyValue - contextFrom: io.k8s.api.core.v1.SecretEnvSource
-
Reference to a secret representing where to deploy this entity Default is
seed-default-owprops
The secret must defines these fields: apihost (string) : The OpenWhisk host auth (string): the authorization key cert (string): the client certificate (optional) insecure (bool): Whether or not to bypass certificate checking (optional, default is false) - feed: string
-
Name of the feed associated with the trigger
- name: string
-
Trigger name. Override metadata.name.
- parameters: lib.keyvalue.v1.KeyValue
-
List of key/value input parameters
-
lib.keyvalue.v1.KeyValue
Example
annotations:
- attributes: object
name: string
valueFrom: {}
feed: string
name: string
parameters:
- attributes: object
name: string
valueFrom: {}
ibmcloud.v1alpha1.TriggerStatus:
TriggerStatus defines the observed state of Trigger
- generation: integer (int64)
-
Last synced generation. Set by the system
- message: string
- state: string
Example
generation: integer (int64)
message: string
state: string
lib.keyvalue.v1.KeyValue:
KeyValue represents a key-value pair
- attributes: object
-
A parameter may have attributes (e.g. message hub topic might have partitions)
- name: string
-
Name representing the key.
- value: runtime.RawExtension
-
Defaults to null.
- valueFrom: lib.keyvalue.v1.KeyValueSource
-
Source for the value. Cannot be used if value is not empty.
Example
attributes: object
name: string
valueFrom: {}
lib.keyvalue.v1.KeyValueSource:
KeyValueSource represents a source for the value of a KeyValue.
- configMapKeyRef: io.k8s.api.core.v1.ConfigMapKeySelector
-
Selects a key of a ConfigMap.
- secretKeyRef: io.k8s.api.core.v1.SecretKeySelector
-
Selects a key of a secret in the resource namespace
Example
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You Can Learn From Everyone, Even the Jerks
The greatest lesson I learned about people was told to me by one of the worst people I every let into my life. She told me that people usually don't let us down, our expectations of them do.
We often want to see the best in people and create fantastic versions of them in our minds. But, they are just human. We all have flaws, we are all scared sometimes, and we all make mistakes. Only when we accept our flaws and those of our friends can we build real relationships.
When I find myself in a conflict I find it helpful to take a moment to see where the other person is coming from. Maybe they are trying to live up to my expectations.  Maybe I am wrong, or at least from their point of view I am.
That person I mentioned earlier? She was an amazing liar, and I should hate her, but I don't. Which brings me to my next point, you can learn something from everyone if you open up to the opportunity.


securecrt_tools.sessions¶
This module includes a collection of “session” objects that represent a session to a remote device. To some degree, a session object can be thought of as a tab in SecureCRT, since you can disconnect from a device and then connect to others with the same session object. These classes are intended as a wrapper around the SecureCRT Python API to simplify common tasks that are performed against network devices such as routers and switches. As with the Script class, there is also a DebugSession class as a part of this module to allow running the code by the local python interpreter so that the scripts can be debugged.
The base class is named “Session” is the parent for more specific session types and includes all methods that must be implemented by all sub-classes.
The primary subclass is called “CRTSession” which is specific to interacting with the Python API for SecureCRT. Whenever a script is launched from SecureCRT, this class should be used to interact with SecureCRT.
A second subclass called “DebugSession” is used to run scripts outside of SecureCRT, such as in an IDE. This is useful for debugging because you can run your script along with the IDE debugging tools while simulating the interactions with SecureCRT. The class has the same API as CRTSession so that no modifications are needed to run a script directly. For example, while a CRTSession may directly pull input from a device before processing it, if the script is launched from an IDE, the DebugSession object will instead prompt for a filename containing the same output that would be been received from the remote device. The script can then be debugged step-by-step to help the programmer better understand where their logic is having trouble with a particular output.
The Session Base Class¶
-
class
securecrt_tools.sessions.
Session
¶ This is a base class for the other Session types. This class simply exists to enforce the required methods any sub-classes have to implement. There are also a couple methods that are common to all sessions so they are defined under this class and automatically inherited by the sub-classes.
-
create_output_filename
(desc, ext='.txt', include_hostname=True, include_date=True, base_dir=None)¶ Generates a filename (including absoluate path) based on details from the session.
Parameters: - desc (str) – A short description to include in the filename (i.e. “show run”, “cdp”, etc)
- ext (str) – (Optional) Extension for the filename. Default: “.txt”
- include_hostname (bool) – (Optional) If true, includes the device hostname in the filename.
- include_date (bool) – (Optional) Include a timestamp in the filename. The timestamp format is taken from the settings file. Default: True
- base_dir (str) – (Optional) The directory where this file should be saved. Default: output_dir from settings.ini
Returns: The generated absolute path for the filename requested.
Return type: str
-
validate_os
(valid_os_list)¶ This method checks if the remote device is running an OS in a list of valid OSes passed into the method. If the OS is not in the list then an exception is raised, which can either be allowed to cause the script to exit or be caught in a “try, except” statement and allow the script to take another action based on the result. If the remote OS is in the valid list, then nothing happens.
Parameters: valid_os_list – A list of OSs that
-
CRTSession Class¶
-
class
securecrt_tools.sessions.
CRTSession
(script, tab, prompt_endings=None)¶ Bases:
securecrt_tools.sessions.Session
This sub-class of the Session class is used to wrap the SecureCRT API to simplify writing new scripts. An instance of this class represents a tab in SecureCRT and the methods in this class are used to connect to devices, disconnect from devices or interact with devices that are connected within the specific SecureCRT tab that this object represents.
-
close
()¶ A method to close the SecureCRT tab associated with this CRTSession.
-
disconnect
(command='exit')¶ Disconnects the connected session by sending the “exit” command to the remote device. If that does not make the disconnect happen, attempt to force and ungraceful disconnect.
Parameters: command (str) – The command to be issued to the remote device to disconnect. The default is ‘exit’
-
end_cisco_session
()¶ End the session by returning the device’s terminal parameters that were modified by start_session() to their previous values.
This should always be called before a disconnect (assuming that start_cisco_session was called after connect)
-
get_command_output
(command)¶ Captures the output from the provided command and saves the results in a variable.
** NOTE ** Assigning the output directly to a variable causes problems with SecureCRT for long outputs. It will gradually get slower and slower until the program freezes and crashes. The workaround is to save the output directly to a file (line by line), and then read it back into a variable. This is the procedure that this method uses.
- Keyword Arguments:
param command: Command string that should be sent to the device type command: str
Returns: The result from issuing the above command. Return type: str
-
is_connected
()¶ Returns a boolean value that describes if the session is currently connected.
Returns: True if the session is connected, False if not. Return type: bool
-
save
(command='copy running-config startup-config')¶ Sends a “copy running-config startup-config” command to the remote device to save the running configuration.
-
send_config_commands
(command_list, output_filename=None)¶ This method accepts a list of strings, where each string is a command to be sent to the device.
This method will send “conf t”, then all the commands from the list and finally send “end” to the device. If an output_filenameThe results returned from entering the commands into the device are written to a file.
NOTE: This method is new and does not have any error checking for how the remote device handles the commands you are trying to send. USE IT AT YOUR OWN RISK.
Parameters: - command_list (list) – A list of strings, where each string is a command to be sent. This should NOT include ‘config t’ or ‘end’. This is added automatically.
- output_filename (str) – (Optional) If a absolute path to a file is specified, the config session output from applying the commands will be written to this file.
-
start_cisco_session
(enable_pass=None)¶ Performs initial setup of the session to a Cisco device by detecting parameters (prompt, hostname, network OS, etc) of the connected device and modifying the terminal length if configured to do so in the settings file.
If the device is not at an enable prompt and an enable password is supplied, then this method will also enter enable mode on the device before proceeding.
This should always be called before trying to interact with a Cisco device so that the majority of other methods will work correctly. This should be one of the first calls in a script that is intended to run when already connected to the device, or called right after connecting to a device with the “connect_ssh” or similar method.
Parameters: enable_pass (str) – The enable password that should be sent if the device is not in enable mode.
-
telnet_login
(username, password)¶ Looks for username and password prompts and then responds to them with the provided credentials. Should only be needed when doing a telnet login.
Parameters: - username (str) – The username that needs to be sent to the device.
- password (str) – The password that needs to be sent to the device
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write_output_to_file
(command, filename, prompt_to_create=True)¶ Send the supplied command to the remote device and writes the output to a file.
This function was written specifically to write output line by line because storing large outputs into a variable will cause SecureCRT to bog down until it freezes. A good example is a large “show tech” output. This method can handle any length of output
Parameters: - command (str) – The command to be sent to the device
- filename (str) – A string with the absolute path to the filename to be written.
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DebugSession Class¶
-
class
securecrt_tools.sessions.
DebugSession
(script)¶ Bases:
securecrt_tools.sessions.Session
This class is used when the scripts are executed directly from a local Python installation instead of from SecureCRT. This class is intended to simulate connectivity to remote devices by prompting the user for what would otherwise be extracted from SecureCRT. For example, when this class tries to get the output from a show command, it will instead prompt the user for a location of a file with the associated output. This allows the scripts to be run directly in an IDE for development and troubleshooting of more complicated logic around parsing command outputs.
-
close
()¶ A method to close the SecureCRT tab associated with this CRTSession. Does nothing but print to the console.
-
disconnect
(command='exit')¶ Pretends to disconnects the connected session. Simply marks our session as disconnected.
Parameters: command (str) – The command to be issued to the remote device to disconnect. The default is ‘exit’
-
end_cisco_session
()¶ End the session by returning the device’s terminal parameters that were modified by start_session() to their previous values.
This should always be called before a disconnect (assuming that start_cisco_session was called after connect)
-
get_command_output
(command)¶ Captures the output from the provided command and saves the results in a variable.
** NOTE ** Assigning the output directly to a variable causes problems with SecureCRT for long outputs. It will gradually get slower and slower until the program freezes and crashes. The workaround is to save the output directly to a file (line by line), and then read it back into a variable. This is the procedure that this method uses.
- Keyword Arguments:
param command: Command string that should be sent to the device type command: str
Returns: The result from issuing the above command. Return type: str
-
is_connected
()¶ Returns a boolean value that describes if the session is currently connected.
Returns: True if the session is connected, False if not. Return type: bool
-
save
(command='copy running-config startup-config')¶ Pretends to send a “copy running-config startup-config” command to the remote device to save the running configuration. Only prints to the console.
-
send_config_commands
(command_list, output_filename=None)¶ This method accepts a list of strings, where each string is a command to be sent to the device.
This method will pretend to send “conf t”, then all the commands from the list and finally send “end” to the device. If an output_filename is specified, the (fake) results returned from entering the commands into the (fake) device are written to a file.
Parameters: - command_list (list) – A list of strings, where each string is a command to be sent. This should NOT include ‘config t’ or ‘end’. This is added automatically.
- output_filename (str) – (Optional) If a absolute path to a file is specified, the config session output from applying the commands will be written to this file.
-
start_cisco_session
(enable_pass=None)¶ Performs initial setup of the session to a Cisco device by detecting parameters (prompt, hostname, network OS, etc) of the connected device and modifying the terminal length if configured to do so in the settings file.
Always assumes that we are already in enable mode (privilege 15)
This should always be called before trying to interact with a Cisco device so that the majority of other methods will work correctly. This should be one of the first calls in a script that is intended to run when already connected to the device, or called right after connecting to a device with the “connect_ssh” or similar method.
Parameters: enable_pass (str) – The enable password that should be sent if the device is not in enable mode.
-
write_output_to_file
(command, filename, prompt_to_create=True)¶ Send the supplied command to the remote device and writes the output to a file.
This function was written specifically to write output line by line because storing large outputs into a variable will cause SecureCRT to bog down until it freezes. A good example is a large “show tech” output. This method can handle any length of output
Parameters: - command (str) – The command to be sent to the device
- filename (str) – A string with the absolute path to the filename to be written.
-
Session Class Exceptions:¶
-
exception
securecrt_tools.sessions.
InteractionError
¶ An exception type used when an expected response isn’t received when interacting with a device.
-
exception
securecrt_tools.sessions.
UnsupportedOSError
¶ An exception type used when the remote device is running an OS that isn’t supported by the script.


Maryland: E. coli cluster reported, Linked to salads bought at Sam’s Club
by News DeskBy NewsDesk @infectiousdiseasenews
Maryland state health officials are reporting and investigating a cluster of Escherichia coli O157:H7 (E. coli O157) infections. To date, seven cases have been reported.
All the cases reported eating Ready Pac Bistro® Bowl Chicken Caesar Salad purchased from various Sam’s Club locations in Maryland. There has been one hospitalization and no deaths associated with these cases.
Officials advise consumers not to eat Ready Pac Bistro® Bowl Chicken Caesar Salad, lot #255406963, “Best By” date Oct. 31, 2019. Testing of unopened salad purchased by one of the patients identified the presence of E. coli O157 in the romaine lettuce. In addition to Sam’s Club, these salad bowls are distributed to many other retailers. The investigation is ongoing and additional laboratory testing is pending. There have been prior outbreaks of E. coli O157 linked to romaine lettuce.
Symptoms of E. coli O157 infection often include severe stomach cramps, diarrhea (often bloody) and vomiting. Some people may have a fever. Most people with an E. coli O157 infection start feeling sick three to four days after eating or drinking something that contains the bacteria. However, illnesses can start anywhere from one to 10 days after exposure.
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Most people recover within five to seven days. Some infections are very mild, but others are severe or even life-threatening. E. coli O157 infections can lead to serious complications, like hemolytic uremic syndrome, which may be fatal.
Consumers are advised to seek medical advice if they have diarrhea that lasts for more than three days, or diarrhea that is accompanied by a fever higher than 102 degrees Fahrenheit, blood in the stool or ongoing vomiting.


sudo extrace- Run a command and only trace descendants of this command:
sudo extrace command- Print the current working directory of each process:
sudo extrace -d- Resolve the full path of each executable:
sudo extrace -l- Display the user running each process:
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Frederica Seeger's Entertainments For Home, Church & School (1910) is packed with unbearably exciting diversions. Here, for example, is “Lighting The Candle” :
This feat is a very amusing one, and is performed as follows: Two persons kneel on the ground, facing each other. Each holds in his left hand a candle in a candlestick, at the same time grasping his right foot in his right hand. This position compels him to balance himself on his left knee. One of the candles is lighted; the other is not. The holders are required to light the unlighted candle from the lighted one. The conditions are simple enough, but one would hardly believe how often the performers will roll over on the floor before they succeed in lighting the candle. It will be found desirable to spread a newspaper on the floor between the combatants. Many spots of candle-grease will thus be intercepted, and the peace of mind of the lady of the house proportionately spared.


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Answer is 4.3
A mind is the set of cognitive faculties that enables consciousness, perception, thinking, judgement, and memory—a characteristic of humans, but which also may apply to other life forms.
Canada is a country in North America consisting of ten provinces and three territories. Located in the northern part of the continent, it extends from the Atlantic to the Pacific and northward into the Arctic Ocean. At 9.98 million square kilometres in total, Canada is the world's second-largest country by total area and the fourth-largest country by land area. Its common border with the United States is the world's longest land border shared by the same two countries.
Ukraine is a country in Eastern Europe. It has an area of 603,628 km2 (233,062 sq mi), making it the largest country entirely within Europe. Ukraine borders Russia to the east and northeast, Belarus to the northwest, Poland, Slovakia and Hungary to the west, Romania and Moldova to the southwest, and the Black Sea and Sea of Azov to the south and southeast, respectively.
Canada is a country in North America consisting of ten provinces and three territories. Located in the northern part of the continent, it extends from the Atlantic to the Pacific and northward into the Arctic Ocean. At 9.98 million square kilometres in total, Canada is the world's second-largest country by total area and the fourth-largest country by land area. Its common border with the United States is the world's longest land border shared by the same two countries.
Ukraine is a country in Eastern Europe. It has an area of 603,628 km2 (233,062 sq mi), making it the largest country entirely within Europe. Ukraine borders Russia to the east and northeast, Belarus to the northwest, Poland, Slovakia and Hungary to the west, Romania and Moldova to the southwest, and the Black Sea and Sea of Azov to the south and southeast, respectively.


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Rahbar Committee announces end to blocking highways | Pakistan - Geo.tv
by Web DeskISLAMABAD: The opposition's Rahbar Committee announced an end to blocking highways across the country on Tuesday.
The announcement was made by Akram Durrani after a meeting of the opposition committee.
"The committee has decided to open highways across the country," said Durrani, who is Rahbar Committee's convener.
Durrani said that the opposition committee had also decided to call an All Parties Conference (APC).
"Maulana Fazlur Rehman will hold talks with leaders of other opposition parties to decide the date of the conference," he said.
He said that a long meeting of the committee had been held in which questions were raised and some answers were given. Durrani said that all opposition parties that comprise the committee reiterated their four demands.
"The prime minister has to resign and new elections need to be held in the country," he said.
He said that the committee would suggest names for the Election Commission of Pakistan.
"The Rahbar Committee will protest in front of the Election Commission of Pakistan against the foreign funding case," he said.
Durrani said that the protests would not end as the opposition would hold jalsas at a district level. He said that the government had gotten nervous after the Azadi March and the protests that followed.
He said that no one was ready to take up the mantle of the prime minister in case this government was sent packing.
"No one is ready to become the prime minister in case Imran Khan goes home," he said.
Durrani acknowledged that there were differences among the Rahbar Committee on certain issues.
"The Rahbar Committee is made up of nine political parties," he said. "There can be a difference of opinion on certain issues."
He said that after the Plan B, there will be no need for another plan. Durrani said that the Azadi March and Nawaz Sharif health issue had drove the government on the back foot.
"The government has backed into a wall," he said.


Welcome to WordScramble, a game made to test your memory of english words.
You are given a set of eight letters and sixty seconds to make as many words as possible using only those letters. Can you find all of the possible words within the time constraint? Can you make a word using all eight letters?
Each word you type can have a different score depending on its length; the longer the word, the more it contributes to your final percentage.


There is only one minting policy script, and only one asset name. The asset name "Test" has four ASCII characters and comprises 4 bytes.
Properties of the transaction
Number of distinct policy IDs: 1
Number of distinct asset IDs: 1
Total bytestring length of asset names: 4 Bytes
Results
Size of token bundle: 12 Words
Minimum ADA for transaction: 1.444443 ADA
One Policy and Two Tokens Named "Test" and "Example"
There is only one minting policy script, but there are two asset names. The asset name "Test" has four letters and comprises 4 bytes; the asset name "Example" has seven letters and comprises 7 bytes. Thus, 4 + 7 = 11 bytes are required to store the asset names.
Properties of the transaction
Number of distinct policy IDs: 1
Number of distinct asset IDs: 2
Total bytestring length of asset names: 11 Bytes
Results
Size of token bundle: 14 Words
Minimum ADA for transaction: 1.518517 ADA
One Policy with a Token Named "Test" and Another Policy with a Token Named "Example"
There are two minting policy scripts, and there are two asset names. The asset name "Test" has four letters and comprises 4 bytes; the asset name "Example" has seven letters and comprises 7 bytes. Thus, 4 + 7 = 11 bytes are required to store the asset names.


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block content %}
If the course does not appear in the list to the left, you may need to create a new course first.
Create New Course
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Grid
At the heart of every great framework is a grid system. Base is no different.
12-column layout
The grid system is based on a 12-column, fluid-width layout. Widths of
each column can be defined using fractional names (e.g.
one-half
, two-thirds
, etc.).
Equal-width columns
You can define the number of columns using the .grid-N
CSS
classes, where N
is the number of columns.
Responsive suffixes
Change the number of columns at different screen widths using responsive
suffixes, i.e. adding -at-SCREENSIZE
, where
SCREENSIZE
is one of: extra-small
,
small
, medium
, large
, or
extra-large
.
Vertical positioning
By default, columns are vertically positioned at the top, but the
positioning of each column can be changed by using
valign-POSITION
, where POSITION
is one of:
middle
, bottom
.
Content alignment
If the content doesn't fill the full width of the 12-column layout, the
columns can be aligned using align-POSITION
, where
POSITION
is one of: center
,
right
.
Content alignment (cont.)
The remaining space can also be distributed around or between the
columns using align-space-around
or
align-space-between
.
Flushed content
To have the grid columns flushed with one another without
any spacing between them, use the grid-flushed
class.
Breakpoints
Base's .content
container uses a fixed width at different
breakpoints so that the content size is predictable.
Widths
{% set data = [ {'size': 'extra-small', 'viewport_width': '>= 374px', 'content_width': '324px'}, {'size': 'small', 'viewport_width': '>= 480px', 'content_width': '424px'}, {'size': 'medium', 'viewport_width': '>= 718px', 'content_width': '680px'}, {'size': 'large', 'viewport_width': '>= 1024px', 'content_width': '868px'}, {'size': 'extra-large', 'viewport_width': '>= 1292px', 'content_width': '1016px'}, ] %}| Size | Viewport width | Content width |
|---|---|---|
| {{row.size}} | {{row.viewport_width}} | {{row.content_width}} |
SASS / SCSS helpers
Base comes with a few mixins to help generate mobile-first, responsive rules at different breakpoints.
@mixin breakpoint($selector)
.foo {
color: red;
@include breakpoint($breakpoint-small) {
color: blue;
}
}
Output
.foo {
color: red;
}
@media (min-width: 480px) {
.foo {
color: blue;
}
}
@mixin breakpoint-rule($selector)
@include breakpoint-rule(".foo") {
color: red;
}
Output
.foo {
color: red;
}
@media (min-width: 374px) {
.foo-at-extra-small {
color: red;
}
}
@media (min-width: 480px) {
.foo-at-small {
color: red;
}
}
/* etc. */
Utility classes
Base contains a bunch of utility classes to help style elements without
having to write arbitrary CSS rules. For example, hide elements by adding
class="hide"
. Utility classes contain responsive variants as
well, so you can hide an element only on small screens by using
class="hide show-at-medium"
.
| Utility class | CSS equivalent |
|---|---|
{{util.class}} |
{{util.css_equiv}} |


| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| SpacePhasor | Connector for Space Phasors |
| PartialBasicMachine | Partial model for all machines |
| PartialBasicInductionMachine | Partial model for induction machine |
| InductionMachines | Interfaces and partial models for induction machines |
| PartialBasicDCMachine | Partial model for DC machine |
| DCMachines | Thermal ports of DC machines |
| PartialBasicTransformer | Partial model of three-phase transformer |
| ThermalPortTransformer | Thermal port of transformers |
| PowerBalanceTransformer | Power balance of transformers |
| FlangeSupport | Shaft and support |


The index page of this website, consists of multiple components and its purpose is to provide an overview to your website's features and purpose.
This is mostly a simple layout, rather than a complete page. However, this is a really useful starting point for anything you want to create, like the documentation pages you are currently reading!
The classic sign up/in pages. You can easily change the image and make the form functional. We tried to minimize the distractions and therefore left the footer out.
This is also a starting point layout, which suits modern web applications as a dashboard or anything you can think of.


Case Study
Summary:
Letterkenny Chat is a web application that provides a place for fans of the Canadian sitcom hit, “Letterkenny,” produced by CraveTV, to interact. More importantly, this project was an opportunity to expand my budding Angular skill set, as well as creating an application that communicates with a backend database; in this case, Firebase.
Explanation:
The goals of the project included:
- Use of Angularjs architecture
- Use of Nodejs for local development server and dependency package manager
- Use of Angularjs and Vanilla Javascript to add functionality for users to view and send messages, add new chat rooms and choose a username
- Use of Firebase database to store and reference user messages and chat room objects
- Use of Cookies to store local username and display as data included in user message objects
- Use of UI-Bootstrap to create modals for the user interface
Problems & Solutions:
Login and Authentication
I decided to create a true login feature, which meant I needed to consider authentication. Looking at the Firebase options, which include using it as a RESTful API, dealing with the SDK, acquiring OAuth or JWT tokens or API keys and the plethora of other options left my head spinning. Stepping back, I opted to use the AngularFire library and create the needed authentication, as well as creating an automatic registration process that would store and reference the user object within the database as needed.
Architecture
This project allowed me to learn a great deal about ui-router, directives and logic location.
Wanting to potentially populate the same dropdown menu with a login or registration form led me to using a directive to reference either template, which was then all nested in the dropdown menu. However, I disliked users having to use tab-type buttons to switch the views. This made me rethink the need for separate registration and I decided to simplify the process with an automatic registration, allowing the user a more streamlined entry and experience. With my newfound directive familiarity, I went on to use this technique to encapsulate the login template and chat room message panel as inserted elements within the main html.
My explorations with ui-router to play with state and ui-sref versus ui-view options, led me to learn a great deal about partial templates, as well as the structure of traditional states versus nested views.
Finally, I really just got more comfortable with Angular, mapping out the architecture of specific features as well as the overall program on a white board and within coggle, an online visual mapping tool. One of my biggest takeaways was the cementing of the MVC structure within my mind - starting to truly understand things like - controllers are there to communicate and link the view (browser rendered content) to the model (templates) and services are meant to provide the logic and will always return an object containing your controller referenced methods.
Design
While I did do some best practices for this project, including wireframing the initial pages/concept, I did not take into account responsive design and this caused considerable delay in the polishing phase of pre-deployment, including a total redesign of the chat room and message interface. Use of techniques including CSS’s flexbox and viewport units was revelatory.Lesson learned = design responsively from the get go!
Results:
Letterkenny Chat successfully provides an application for fans to chat about their favorite show and its characters. Users can login/logout, create a new chatroom, select an existing room as well as read and send messages. Testing revealed issues with username data accessibility, authentication status and responsive design, allowing for solutions prior to deployment.
This application has lots of room for new features in the future, including user profiles, a live voting widget for fan favorite quotes and a facebook type page for sharing farts, based on one of the series’ most popular bits, “Fartbook.”
Conclusion:
This project has provided me with a deeper understanding of Angularjs, which will allow me to make use of techniques and best practices I had previously been unfamiliar with; providing a faster development and deployment on future applications.
While this was my first foray into authentication and was therefore very simple, it did open my eyes to the variety of techniques and technology available. I also gained a new understanding of the need for user security and common pain points like token renewal/timeout that I am likely to encounter throughout my career.
Finally, while CSS will never be a quick process, integrating responsive design from the start of a project is a huge timesaver and something I will incorporate into my process moving forward. In the age of smart devices of all sizes and our culture’s growing demand for content on the go, responsive design is not optional.


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Al-Rayan International School
ARIS is dedicated to serving international and local families. The Admissions Manager is dedicated to helping each family find the school that is the best match for them.
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About Us
Welcome to Al-Rayan International School! Our Primary School offers an engaging, quality curriculum from the Playgroup phase (ages 2-3), followed by the Primary Years Programme (PYP) from Nursery through to Year 6 (ages 3-12). ARIS is an authorized Primary Years Programme (PYP) school, authorized April, 2016. The IB PYP educational philosophy provides a framework that enables us to educate our children to face the challenges of the 21st century by guiding and supporting them to become independent, life-long learners; learners who are responsible, productive, insightful and compassionate; learners motivated to become peaceful and internationally-minded citizens of the world.
Our programme at ARIS focuses on developing independent, skilled learners through Inquiry–based teaching and learning. It is a student-centred approach that allows broad scope combined with rigour, and that strongly encourages a global perspective. Although based on the PYP, our programme is compatible with both the Cambridge Assessment International Education framework and the British National Curriculum.
At ARIS, each and every child is unique. Our teachers and staff are dedicated to bringing out the best in each individual. As Paulo Coelho once remarked, “A teacher isn’t someone who teaches something, but someone who inspires the student to give of his or her best in order to discover what he or she already knows.”
I am privileged and excited to be a part of this dynamic school community, and hope to demonstrate in practice our commitment and enthusiasm for everything we do.
Yours Sincerely,
Jane Doe.
Admission Requirements
The ARIS Admissions Policy and the concomitant procedures are characteristic of a young, vigorous and rapidly expanding international school. Most importantly, the policy is inclusive rather than exclusive, enabling, insofar as is possible, equity of access to the high quality learning environment that ARIS strives to offer.
This document depicts the relevant policy and its context, outlines certain of the procedures whereby the policy is effected, and where further explanation may be appropriate, provides some account of the rationale.
The roots of ARIS are grounded in an indigenous Ghanaian population. However, the student body also reflects much diversity, stemming from relatively mobile families often linked to the world beyond Ghana's borders and beyond the region of West Africa via, for example, commercial businesses (at sole trader, corporate and multinational levels), NGOs, charitable foundations and diplomatic missions.
Collectively, youngsters (now at any age between 2 and 19) whose parents seek their enrolment are exposed to an international Weltanschauung from the outset, if only by reason of peer diversity. International-mindedness is stimulated by everyday social interactions as well as the intrinsic elements of the school's globally-referenced curricular content, which is conducive to developing global perspectives.
A key tenet of the ARIS Mission Statement and Aims is inclusiveness:
Admission Procedures
ARIS is dedicated to serving international and local families. The Admissions Manager is dedicated to helping each family find the school that is the best match for them.
Every family has a different need, please use the resources of this website as the starting point for your inquiry, but remember: nothing is quite the same as experiencing the school environments in person.
ARIS knows that starting or changing school is a big step, particularly internationally. This can be a little intimidating. The ARIS Admissions Procedures are clear and transparent, this enables you to plan ahead as efficiently as possible. Below you will find an overview of the ARIS Admission Process, from pre-inquiry through official enrolment.
 The Admission personnel are available to help you do just that. ARIS has provided a number of different resources online to accompany you during this stage of the enquiry and pre-application research
Once you have decided to apply to ARIS, the time comes for submitting the application packet. Exactly what is required varies slightly depending on the age of your child. Please download the appropriate file below. Completed files may be returned by email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or via post.
As soon as ARIS receives the completed application packet from you, the file will undergo a detailed review by the Admissions Manager, along with members of our SMT; the School Principal, the Head of Primary/Secondary School and other members of the educational team, as believed appropriate. Each application is given careful consideration. We are looking for internationally minded families/candidates who are committed to the ARIS mission and aims. ARIS will make the determination if the individual(s) will benefit from the curriculum, and if their qualities will make a positive contribution. Some applicants will have additional entry requirements, please see our Admissions Policy
Extra Curricular Activities
Art Club Jr. Ballet Dance, Basketball, Book Club, Cartoon Animation Jr., Chess Jr., Football Jr., Football Sr., Guitar Club, Gymnastics Jr., Hindi culture, Hip Hop
Mandarin language Jr. (Chinese), Mechanical Lego, Piano Club, Pottery Jr., Puzzle builders Jr., Quran Club, Sign language, Story time, Taekwondo Jr., Tai Chi Martial art, Tennis


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#include <pantheios/inserters/b64.hpp>
This class formats a binary region into a string, thereby enabling it to be inserted into a logging statement. Consider the following statement:
int ar[2] = { 0x00112233, 0x44556677 }; char s[] = "abc"; std::string str("def"); pantheios::log(pantheios::notice, "s=", s, ", b64=", pantheios::b64(ar, sizeof(ar)), ", str=", str);
This will produce the output:
s=abc, b64=0011223344556677, str=def
The bytes can be grouped and these groups separated. Consider the following statement:
int ar[2] = { 0x00112233, 0x44556677 }; char s[] = "abc"; std::string str("def"); pantheios::log(pantheios::notice, "s=", s, ", b64=", pantheios::b64(ar, sizeof(ar), 2, "-"), ", str=", str);
This will produce the output:
s=abc, b64=2233-0011-6677-4455, str=def
The output can be split into lines. Consider the following statement:
int ar[2] = { 0x00112233, 0x44556677 }; char s[] = "abc"; std::string str("def"); pantheios::log(pantheios::notice, "s=", s, ", b64=", pantheios::b64(ar, sizeof(ar), 2, "-", 3, "\n\t"), ", str=", str);
This will produce the output:
s=abc, b64=2233-0011-6677 4455, str=def
Public Types | |
Member Types | |
| typedef b64 | class_type |
| typedef b64_api::B64_RC | B64_RC |
Public Member Functions | |
Construction | |
| b64 (void const *pv, size_t cb) | |
| b64 (void const *pv, size_t cb, unsigned flags) | |
| b64 (void const *pv, size_t cb, unsigned flags, int lineLen, B64_RC *rc=NULL) | |
| ~b64 () throw () | |
Accessors | |
| pan_char_t const * | data () const |
| A possibly non-nul-terminated non-null pointer to the c-style string representation of the integer. | |
| pan_char_t const * | c_str () const |
| A nul-terminated non-null pointer to the c-style string representation of the integer. | |
| size_t | length () const |
| The length of the c-style string representation of the integer. |
| pan_char_t const* data | ( | ) | const |
| pan_char_t const* c_str | ( | ) | const |
| size_t length | ( | ) | const |
The length of the c-style string representation of the integer.
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| pantheios Library documentation © Matthew Wilson & Synesis Software, 2006-2011 |


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: HIPAA Support in BizTalk Server 2006 R2 author: display_name: Tomas Restrepo login: tomasr email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://winterdom.com/ author_login: tomasr author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://winterdom.com/ wordpress_id: 1012 wordpress_url: http://winterdom.com/2006/12/hipaasupportinbiztalkserver2006r2 date: '2006-12-30 19:10:45 +0000' date_gmt: '2006-12-30 19:10:45 +0000' categories: - BizTalk tags: [] comments: [] ---
Tony Bernard, a senior program manager on the BizTalk Team revealed today on the BizTalk/EDI blog that HIPAA support is getting rolled into the new "native" EDI engine in R2; meaning there will no longer be a separate HIPAA accelerator package for R2.
This can only be good news for BizTalk customers looking out for R2, which is shaping up to be a very interesting release adding a lot of very valuable and useful features for customers. On a side note, I personally haven't used the HIPAA or HL7 accelerators since they are not standards used around here.


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