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Paul te Braak is the principle consultant of abaX Data and has over a decade of experience in delivering reporting and business intelligence solutions across a variety of verticals. This experience includes systems auditing, planning and business simulation models that predict activity through heuristic rules imbedded into the model. He holds several qualifications including MCT, CA, MIT, MComm.
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Rob Farley runs LobsterPot Solutions in Australia, where he's a consultant in the Microsoft Data Platform and Analytics space. He's been an MVP since 2006, probably because of his blogging, his presentations around the world, and his dedication to the Adelaide Data Analytics User Group which he has led since before the release of SQL Server 2005. He's on Twitter at @rob_farley, but you can always email him using<EMAIL_ADDRESS>LinkedIn: http://au.linkedin.com/in/petersward/
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Contact: http://blog.sqlconcepts.co.nz
He has over 14 years of SQL Server experience in a number of industries. He has recently become an independent SQL Server consultant based in Auckland covering many aspects of SQL Server. He is a co-leader of the Auckland SQL Users Group. He likes coffee, beer and Mexican food.
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Roger Noble is a Business Intelligence Consultant and MCT for LobsterPot Solutions. Based in Adelaide, Australia, he spends most of his time building BI solutions using the Microsoft stack. Specializing in SharePoint and Analysis Services, and one of the industry’s leaders in PivotViewer and HTML5 technologies, he regularly attends and speaks at the Adelaide SQL Server User Group and Adelaide SharePoint User Group.
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Contact: http://blogs.lobsterpot.com.au
Rob Farley runs LobsterPot Solutions in Australia, where he's a consultant in the Microsoft Data Platform and Analytics space. He's been an MVP since 2006, probably because of his blogging, his presentations around the world, and his dedication to the Adelaide Data Analytics User Group which he has led since before the release of SQL Server 2005. He's on Twitter at @rob_farley, but you can always email him using<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Contact: http://mullerjannie.wordpress.com
I've been a DBA for several years most influential of that being time spend in the online casino business. I enjoy working through technical challenges of automation ,performance tuning and optimal configuration.My experience include working on large replicated environments with distribution databases great than 500 gb, centralised systems on super computers such as the HP superdomes, optimal performance for SQL through large cluster setups and benefits of specialised hardware.
With more than 35 years industry experience, Dave has worked with organisations and data systems of all sizes. He is currently Principal Engineer at Xero.
LinkedIn: http://au.linkedin.com/in/petersward/
Contact: http://wardyit.com/blog
Peter Ward is WARDY IT Solutions Chief Technical Architect. Peter's credentials and achievements include being a highly regarded speaker at SQL Server events; a sought after SQL Server consultant and trainer providing solutions for some of the largest SQL Server sites in Australia. Peter has been recognised as a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional for his technical excellence and commitment to the SQL Server Community.
With more than 35 years industry experience, Dave has worked with organisations and data systems of all sizes. He is currently Principal Engineer at Xero.
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Sivananda Lahari
Table of Contents
Snl-01 = Introduction
- Work which deals with Siva-bhakti.
- Devotion is nothing but love devoted to something higher, nobler, sacred. E.g. lord, guru, parents, desha (janma bhumi). Love towards a child is called vAtsalya (affection).
- We have got three stages from the standpoint of devata:
- Ekarupa bhakti. When the Lord is presented as a person, devotee can have a relationship. Good for maturity. Every person requires a trustworthy, reliable, stable and permanent relationship. Emotion dominated personality - thinking won’t be there. Dvaita approach - I’m away from the Lord physically.
- Visvarupa/virat/anekarupa bhakti. As maturity comes, the intellect also begins to take part in the process of devotion. Lord is no more a finite person. If you attribute a form to Lord, he’ll be limited. Lord should include all the forms. In this stage I will never stand away from Lord, because Lord includes my form also. No more spacial division. Vishistadvaita approach.
- Arupa bhakti. Lord as the universe is immature concept. As it is subject to arrival during sristi and departure during pralayam. And subject to modification and a mixture of pleasure and pain etc. Thus Lord has to be beyond time also - absolute form. No more time-wise division. Shantam sivam advaitam.
- Three stages from the standpoint of motive:
- Person, whose job is fulfilling my desires. I’m willing to have a contract with lord. Clean commercial, conditional bhakti. Lord as a means for accomplishing worldly ends.
- As the understanding matures, Isvara is no more a means to me. Lord becomes a himself a goal. I want security, peace, fulfillment all of which are possible only from limitlessness. Even brahmaloka falls under the net of Yamadharmaraja. Dayananda: when the one end is missed, the ends are endless. It has to be one because limitless has to be one. Every other goals (ends) will be only temporary goals.
- Lord is neither the means nor the end. If he’s the means it means he’s different from me. Same for the end. As long as Lord is seen as means or end, there is bheda. Lord is myself, which need not be accomplished in time.. I understand the lord as myself. Upanishad: As long as a person looks at Lord as different from himself, he’s like an animal, whose job is giving offerings to some devata.
- Three divisions of bhakti from the standpoint of sadhana that it brings out of me:
- karma. Actions, rituals, service. For the devotee Lord is more real than any other person. Initially we’re all embodiments of laziness. Tamoguna will be only broken by rituals. Rituals are best way of burning intellectual and physical cholesterol.
- upasana. Even the most sacred action will make the mind extroverted. The bigger the ritual the more restless will be the mind. One has to turn the bahirmukha mind into antarmukha. Mental instead of physical activity.
- jnana. Mind is ready to enquire, to study the scriptures. Vedantavicara - sravana, manana, niddidhiasanam. Highest form of bhakti.
- In Sivananda lahari Shankaracarya deals with eka- and anekarupa bhakti of Siva. Lord is looked here upon as the end to be accomplished, advaitam is not given.
Snl-02 = 1 and 2
- Commandments of Lord - dharma.
- Being an advaiti does not mean losing dvaita bhakti. Advaita bhakti is not opposed, does not replace dvaita bhakti. Dvaita bhakti is an ornamentation to advaita bhakti. Dvaitam is a cause of delusion and samsara only before advaita jnanam. After advaita when consciously come down to dvaita bhakti it seems even more beautiful than advaitam. Like watching a movie knowing it is a movie. Dvaita and advaita are like two channels you can change at will.
- lahari - taranga (wave); a torrential, fast flowing, powerful stream
- shivananda - the ananda I get through the worship of Lord Shiva; auspicious happiness - sattvic ananda out of isvara sambandha
- When ananda arises out of worldly contact that ananda is limited because the objects are limited. Therefore the ananda is enjoyable in the beginning but when it withdraws, the withdrawal symptoms from vishaya ananda is terrible. Therefore amangala anandah. Isvara is nitya and that’s why isvara sambandha ananda is mangalam.
- As the ahamkara I’m full of limitations. Since from vyavaharika drsti I’m an individual I need the grace of the Lord for every work I undertake. That’s why even in advaita class we start with seeking the grace of Lord. Therefore Shankaracarya starts with namaskara and asks to share Shivananda with Shiva bhaktas and asks for big audience for his work.
- Lord Shiva’s dance is called tandavah, Lord Parvati dance is called lasyam. Both of them are great in fine art and in all forms of knowledge.
- Lord with the moon on the head - for him time is an ornament. He’s not beautified by the candrakala, it is the candrakala that is beautified because of the association with the Lord, as Lord is infinitely beautiful.
- Shiva tells - because of tapas and punya I’ve got a wonderful wife like you. Parvati tells the same. Both are happily married. Both of them are because of the mutual punyam of the other. They are responsible for prakatanam (manifestation) of other peoples’ karma phala.
- Consciousness represents Shiva. Parvati represents thought. Every jnanam that arises in our minds is a combination of both. Shiva and Parvati appear in our hearts and shine for the devotee in the form of infinite ananda.
- Sloka 2: “may the sattvic shivananda reign supreme in my mind”. My my dry mind be soaked in the syrup of shivananda like a Rasagula.
- Shambhuhu - generator of mangalam.
- Istadevata bhakti is generated only by one method. By listening to the stories of the lord and to the stories of the devotees.
- kathA -story.
Snl-03 = 2, 6 and 9
- shivaanda lahari - artificial stream of shivananda tapped by Shankaracarya from the natural river of always flowing shiva vibhuties, from stories of shiva avatara. Connection to our mind through this work.
- This stream of shivananda destroys all the papam.
- The mind has always the capacity to take the form of, or the character of, an object which it thinks of. As a person thinks so he becomes. That’s why dushsanga will make the mind dustha and satsanga will make it sat. Lord is embodiment of all the virtues so when my mind is listening to the kathas of the Lord it is attuned to these and in due course I also attain these virtues - called sympathetic vibration in physics.
- Satsanga method is a method in which I need not do anything unknowingly I adopt the character of the one I’m associated with.
- The thoughts themselves are the pipelines which carry the shivananda.
- The flowing stream of shivananda thoughts serves as cooling agent for the torment of samsara. Sorrow of samsara - moving from one problem to another, because the power of freewill is too small in front of the power of prarabdha. Each generates some heat which accumulates.
- Every time I listen, In the heart bed, which is none other than my mind, the stream of water get stored.
- hrada - lake
- bhuvi - bed
- What memory and when comes is not under control. The activation of vasanas is not under our control. How to tackle? Keep good vasanas in the mind. So even when I’m not in my senses, when I blabber, is only shiva.
- Memory = subconscious mind = deep heart. One guru wanted to know what is in his deep heart, so he took juice of a plant that knocked him off -> he started blabbering on Lord Shiva producing atmarpana.
- The ultimate goal of a human being according to the scriptures is isvara svarupa jnanam (in religious language) - only this can give is security, peace, security. brahmajnanam in philosophical language.
- Isvara is the subject matter of both, veda purva (focuses on ekarupa, anekarupa) and vedanta (arupa).
- Three tools/keys to open the veda box: vyakarana (padasastram), mimamsa (vakyasastram), tarka (pramanasastra).
- Trap of tarka sastra: a person analyzes so many things. You can analyze a life long. Shankaracarya: what do you get out of these things? Your throat only will get tired. Therefore surrender to the lotus feet of Lord Shiva and may you get infinite happiness and peace.
- shamanah - destroyer, name for Yama
- What we reject is unnatural. Mortality is unnatural since we resist it. That’s why we call Yama ghora shamanah. The only one who can destroy yama is kalakalah - Isvara.
- Brahmasutra: tarkasastra is least needed for vedanta jnanam. If we use logic it is to logically prove the redundancy of logic.
- Shankaracarya: how long will you be obsessed with material offerings to the Lord? Your mind, individuality, ego must be surrendered to the Lord. That is one flower, one lotus - the lotus heart/mind.
- Critique of mechanical worship. The problem is when we do, the person drops even that. No worship < mechanical worship < committed worship.
Snl-04 = 9, 12, 22 and 27
- Anything you regularly do it becomes a mechanical exercise. Thus one has to remember that physical offerings are only symbolic. Through these we only want to offer one flower - the lotus of the mind. It is offered only once. Thus collect the pieces of your mind that has been shared with near and dear and offer it as a whole to the Lord.
- Once the mind is offered to the Lord there is no more problems. All relationships but this are struck with expectations. Lord does not have any expectations on us.
- Lord makes the note - this person has already offered the one available mind to me. If we mean it, offering of the mind is only done once.
- Human mind has two roles to play. Karta and bhokta. In each my individuality is expressed. Thus surrendering the mind is the surrender of karta and bhokta.
- Dharma represents God’s will or God’s teaching. As a karta I have two options. I can live my life in keeping with dharma which is the alignment of my individuality, my individual will with the will of Lord. This is surrender. This will be difficult because my personal raga dvesha will always challenge and suggest what is convenient and profitable. If I go by raga dvesha I’m away from the Lord. w* Second occasion where my individuality becomes prominent is as a bhokta. As a bhotka when I receive a result I judge the phala according to my expectations. There is resistance, irritation, frustration, anger for the resutl, directed towards the Lord. “Why me!?!” psychology. Thus I should willingly accept any phala of the Lord looking at is as something I deserve. “Oh Lord, you can never be unjust. I might not be able to know why I have this difficulty, but even without me knowing the cause, without a cause I cannot receive this result”. Therefore I never question the justice, the compassion, the fairness of the Lord.
- When there is resistance, mind is disturbed. When there is acceptance, there is samatvam.
- Thus surrender is leading a life in keeping with dharma and accepting all the experiences without resistance - karmayoga.
- Place of our living doesn’t matter. It can never determine spiritual progress. Way of life (brahmacarya, grhasta, vanaprasta, sanyasi) has nothing to do with that. What matters is the type of attitude you have.
- The fish lives in pure water still it consumes the dirt that falls inside.
- Fixing the mind at the feet of the Lord is called yogah.
- Even when the conscious mind is caught up in vyavahara the subconscious mind should not lose sight of the ultimate.
- Artha kama are instinctive purushartas.
- Interestingly the sense of insecurity increases with possessions because I have to protect not only myself, but the possessions. (In)security is a feeling, it has nothing to do with external possessions. But we have a moha.
- Kama is exactly the same. A person can never fulfill the desires and be complete.
- Pralobhanam - temptation
- Life requires artha and kama. Even a sanyasi needs food, clothes and shelther. We look upon money as lakshmi devi, not a daemon. But whole life cannot be spend on artha and kama alone. There should be ample time for dharma and moksha. Even when you spend 60y in artha kama, you’d come.
- mayI krpam kuru - show mercy upon me. And take charge of this terrible mind.
- Gift exchange is a common practice. Upon exploration I find that the only thing you don’t have Lord, is this mind. Please take it from me.
Snl-05 = 27 To 29
- Biggest problem of any person is handling the mind. Just like a vehicle, as long as it runs, it is very good. ashantasya manah bharah - mind is the greatest problem of a person who doesn’t have shanti. And there is no escape.
- Often what we don’t want we want to gift to other people. Justification: I give what the other person doesn’t have. Gift is not supposed to be handed back.
- svarbhuja - svarga bhumau jatah - parijata vrkshah - celestial tree.
- Advaitam: where there is gradation jealousy is bound to come. Jealousy leads to inferiority or superiority complex.
- If an actor constantly plays female roles after some time outside also his walking, talking etc. will become feminine.
- Differences between gods are only in the beginning level of ekarupabhakti. Immaturity is the cause of all fights between bhaktas.
- If God is incapable of doing one thing than it is rejecting me. He’s everywhere. We always want to belong to someone. Whether I belong to other people or not I always belong to Lord.
- Important advaita verse: Lord please provide me with a proper guru. If there is none around, please you yourself do teach.
- Never study the scriptures independently. One needs somebody who knows the correct meaning of the scriptures.
- I can never choose the guru. To know if he understands the scriptures I would need to understand the scriptures… It should click and if it should click I require the grace of the Lord.
- Devas are also samsaris. But their jail is first class.
- Final stage of spiritual sadhana is consistent, systematic teaching for a length of time under the guidance of a competent teacher. You can postpone it, but cannot escape.
Snl-06 = 29, 43, 44 and 58
- Mind - receptacle for the knowledge. Balance of mind - shama, tranquility of the mind is only possible when values are there. Without values, a person cannot get an appropriate mind and without an appropriate mind knowledge cannot be received. Even it is received it cannot be retained and even if it is retained, it cannot be absorbed. Like oil on top of the water.
- Vedanta is relatively easier. A little bit sharp intellect is enough to understand. The bigger problem is tackling the mind. Vedantic benefit I’m seeking is at the emotional level.
- Vasana based emotions are one thing, ignorance based emotions are something else. There are many emotional experiences from the past very well stored in the mind. I don’t know what comes when. These cannot be handled just by mere understanding. I know I should not react like that but I find it just happens.
- Through this prayer he’s inviting the Lord to come and handle these unhealthy, unpredictable often responses or thoughts. Shankaracarya’s carrot: “Oh Lord, you’re a great hunter. The first hunter. You need not go anywhere. You’ve got a dense dark forest here - it is my mind - with countless wild animals. Inexhaustible. Pitch a tent and stay permanently. We both get what we want”. If mind has to be handled, mere individual effort is not enough, grace of the Lord is also required.
- kirAta - hunter
- moha (delusion, wrong ideas) like taking security from outside, taking fullness from outside.
- What fear do I have? What anxiety do I have? I have a lion (lord Shiva) behind me to move around in the forest of the world. “Let the whole world go away from me. That no human being can blackmail me. Because I’ve got the greatest support behind”.
- Lion requires, occupies a cave. Lord Shiva needs a cave too - the mind. In all the upanishads mind is compared to a cave.
- mukha - face, mouth.
- mRgadhara - Shiva holding a deer in one hand. Deer is symbolic of the restless mind of the devotee.
- zArdUla - tiger. Lord Shiva destroyed vyagrasura. Also an elephant demon, therefore he’s also gajasurasamhara.
- Sign of real devotion is fearlessness. As long as we have fear, our devotion is verbal, fake devotion.  One sun is enough to remove the darkness of the night. Yet I find my ignorance is still there. The thickness and intensity of my internal tamah is so great that without your help I won’t be able to remove it at all. If there is a Nobel price for ignorance, I should be getting it. Otherwise home come you’re not known by me.
- vArijabAndhavah - sun - friend of lotus. Lotus is only able to bloom only on the rise of the sun.
Snl-07 = 61, 63, 80 and 100
- bhakti is defined as that, in which devotees mind is spontaneously fixed upon the Lord - the mind naturally gravitates towards the Lord. First it is practiced deliberately, then it becomes natural. Lord is not seen as the means for the world but the world is seen as the means for the end, the Lord. Finally Lord is discovered as I myself the absolute I which is behind all the transaction then the love for the Lord will become equal to love for myself. The greatest love for everyone is self-love. Example: like a river flows naturally towards its real origin, home the ocean.
- ekarupa -> vishvarupa -> arupa bhakti.
- sakama bhakti requires the observations of all the rules and regulations. In nishkama bhakti, where it is meant for the purification of the mind and attainment of Isvara and knowledge, even violations of the rules don’t matter. Not that we should willingly violate, but if they happen, it doesn’t matter.
- When bhakti is intense, rules become secondary.
- I’m a stone hearted fellow and I’m asking you Lord to come and occupy my heart. And I know you’re a great dancer (nataraja). Therefore you’ve to regularly practice dance. If you come to my heart, you’ll have a hard time. My heart being very tough, you’ll have a lot of pain in your feet. In your biography I found you enjoy dancing on rocky mountains. Then I understood the purpose is you want to come and dance in my heart. What other reason could you have to choose rugged rock if you have so wonderful places to dance. Therefore I have all the hope even though I don’t have the qualifications that you will come down and bless me.
- Krishna in BG: even if the worst sinner decides to surrender to me without guilt, I will convert him into saint
- Shankaracarya: Shiva is the greatest God among all the deities. This is the style of bhakti-literature.
- I’m withdrawing now the glorification because it is not humanly possible to exhaust your glory.


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Jul 17, 2008 . Biodiversity Restoration in Lake Dianchi, China - Part 1 . It's twelve years since I first became aware of Lake Dianchi on the south of Kunming, .
http://blogs.worldbank.org/eastasiapacific/node/2722
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Predictive Hydrodynamic and Eutrophication Modeling of Lake ...
for Environmental Sciences, Kunming, China. Abstract. Lake Dianchi is one of the most heavily polluted lakes in China . ecological restoration for Lake Dianchi.
http://wldb.ilec.or.jp/data/ilec/WLC13_Papers/others/16.pdf
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Experience and Lessons Learned Brief for Lake Dianchi
Dec 26, 2003 . There would be no Kunming without Lake Dianchi. Background . restoration or assess the feasibility of those measures. There is a lack of .
http://www.worldlakes.org/uploads/Dianchi_12.26.03.pdf
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US$146 million invested for cleaning Dianchi -- china.org.cn
Mar 17, 2009 . In an exclusive interview with China Daily, Kunming Mayor Zhang Zulin said the . other water sources and the ecological restoration of the lake", the mayor said. . Thirty-five heavily polluted rivers flow into the Dianchi Lake.
http://china.org.cn/environment/news/2009-03/17/content_17454906.htm
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Grand View Tower, Kunming famous scenic spot
Grand View Tower sits on the shore of Dianchi Lake and faces the Western . destroyed and restored several times because of dynastic changes and civil wars .
http://www.topchinatravel.com/china-attractions/grand-view-tower.htm
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Kunming: City Guide, weather and facts galore from Answers.com
Early townships in the southern edge of Lake Dianchi (outside the . Kunming's rail link to Hanoi was cut during World War II, restored in 1957, cut again in 1979, .
http://www.answers.com/topic/kunming
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Kunming - Asia-planet.net
Dianchi Lake, which formed based upon a fault crossing the central Yunnan Plateau, is located at the foot of the Western Hills, southwest of Kunming. Occupying .
http://www.asia-planet.net/china/kunming.htm
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Lake woes be gone|Sunday Special|chinadaily.com.cn
Feb 19, 2012 . Dianchi Lake was so polluted it was choked up and dying. . emerald on the Yunnan-Guizhou plateau in southwestern China, close to Kunming, . The creation and restoration of many wetland parks significantly improved the .
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/sunday/2012-02/19/content_14640351.htm
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Kunming Conceptual Urban Design - UrbanDATA
Kunming. 2008 3000 sq km. This is a conceptual urban design pursued at the . along one of the largest highland fresh water lakes in the world, Lake Dianchi.
http://www.urbandata.net/en/project.asp?categoryid=9&page=1&id=77
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Preliminary Report on the Successful Breeding of the Endangered ...
Conservation and restoration . of the Endangered Fish Sinocyclocheilus grahami Endemic to Dianchi Lake. YANG Jun-xing*; PAN Xiao-fu; LI Zai-yun?. Kunming Institute of Zoology, the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Kunming 650223, .
http://www.zoores.ac.cn/EN/abstract/abstract2718.shtml
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KunMing - ShiLin ( 80 km. it takes about one hour by bus) - KunMing . Ethnic village takes restoration technique to display YunNan's ethnic. . Travel Arrangements: Go to XiShan Forest Park of DianChi lake which is called "Pearl of the .
http://www.cspp.cn/2icbpi/ep_13_1.asp
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Application Project of Ecological Restoration Technology in ... - Cnki
?Key Words?? Caohai of Dianchi Lake ecological restoration technology . Department of Chemistry, Yunnan University, Kunming, Yunnan 650091,China; 2 .
http://en.cnki.com.cn/Article_en/CJFDTOTAL-SCHJ200703010.htm
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Preliminary Report on the Successful Breeding of the Endangered ...
( Kunming Institute of Zoology, the Chinese Academy of Sciences , Kunming 650223 , Chine: ) . S .gmhami and the indigenous biodiversity of Dianchi Lake were recognized by the . Therefore a special grant was set up to restore and conserve .
http://www.bioline.org.br/request?zr07051
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Social, Cultural, and Ecological - Sasaki Associates, Inc
to restoring the ecosystem of Dianchi Lake. The process tackled . The hope is this strategy will awaken the residents of Kunming to the value of the lake and the .
http://www.sasaki.com/media/files/whitepapersocialculturalandecologicalstewardship.pdf
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listed in the ''Three Important Lakes Restoration Act in. China'' (KIES, 2003). . Kunming and Dianchi Lake, geographical position (satellite picture source: .
http://www.researchgate.net/publication/6929223_Confronting_limitations_new_solutions_required_for_urban_water_management_in_Kunming_City/file/32bfe50fd60c37794b.pdf
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Daguan Pavilion-Kunming Tourist Attractions-Chinahotel
Daguan Park locates on the shore of Dianchi Lake and faces the Western Hills . Daguan Pavilion also had been in disarray, destroyed and restored several .
http://www.chinahotel.com.cn/Attractions-360.html
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Large-scale utilization of water hyacinth for nutrient removal in Lake ...
To restore a lake from its al- . Adjacent to Kunming City, Lake Dianchi once was the primary . ing, submerged and emerging macrophytes restoration have all .
http://ir.ihb.ac.cn/bitstream/342005/17216/1/Large-scale%20utilization%20of%20water%20hyacinth%20for%20nutrient%20removal%20in%20Lake%20Dianchi%20in%20China%20The%20effects%20on%20the%20water%20quality,%20macrozoobenthos%20and%20zooplankton.pdf
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The Pan Group?Lake Restoration & Molecular Environmental ...
2007-2008 Post-PhD in GEF/World Bank Lake Dianchi Freshwater Biodiversity Restoration Project/ Kunming Institute of Zoology-Chinese Academy of Sciences.
http://www.gangpan-environment.com/e-2j-cy.html


Configuration
Rack::Cache includes a configuration system that can be used to specify fairly sophisticated cache policy on a global or per-request basis.
Setting Cache Options
Cache options can be set when the Rack::Cache object is created,
or by setting a rack-cache.<option>
variable in Rack’s
Environment.
When the Rack::Cache object is instantiated:
use Rack::Cache,
:verbose => true,
:metastore => 'memcached://localhost:11211/',
:entitystore => 'file:/var/cache/rack'
Using Rack’s Environment:
env.merge!(
'rack-cache.verbose' => true,
'rack-cache.metastore' => 'memcached://localhost:11211/',
'rack-cache.entitystore' => 'file:/var/cache/rack'
)
Cache Option Reference
Use the following options to customize Rack::Cache:
verbose
Boolean specifying whether verbose trace logging is enabled. This option is
currently enabled (true
) by default but is likely to be disabled (false
) in
a future release. All log output is written to the rack.errors
stream, which
is typically set to STDERR
.
The trace
, info
, warn
, and error
methods can be used within the
configuration context to write messages to the errors stream.
default_ttl
An integer specifying the number of seconds a cached object should be considered
“fresh” when no explicit freshness information is provided in a response.
Explicit Cache-Control
or Expires
response headers always override this
value. The default_ttl
option defaults to 0
, meaning responses without
explicit freshness information are considered immediately “stale” and will not
be served from cache without validation.
metastore
A URI specifying the MetaStore implementation used to store request/response meta information. See the Rack::Cache Storage Documentation for detailed information on different storage implementations.
If no metastore is specified, the heap:/
store is assumed. This implementation
has significant draw-backs so explicit configuration is recommended.
entitystore
A URI specifying the EntityStore implementation used to store response bodies. See the Rack::Cache Storage Documentation for detailed information on different storage implementations.
If no entitystore is specified, the heap:/
store is assumed. This
implementation has significant draw-backs so explicit configuration is
recommended.
private_headers
An array of request header names that cause the response to be treated with
private cache control semantics. The default value is ['Authorization', 'Cookie']
.
If any of these headers are present in the request, the response is considered
private and will not be cached unless the response is explicitly marked public
(e.g., Cache-Control: public
).
allow_reload
A boolean specifying whether reload requests sent by the client should be
honored by the cache. When this option is enabled (rack-cache.allow_reload
is true
), requests that include a Cache-Control: no-cache
header cause
the cache to discard anything it has stored for the request and ask that the
response be fully generated.
Most browsers include a Cache-Control: no-cache
header when the user performs
a “hard refresh” (e.g., holding Shift
while clicking the “Refresh” button).
IMPORTANT: Enabling this option globally allows all clients to break your cache.
allow_revalidate
A boolean specifying whether revalidate requests sent by the client should be
honored by the cache. When this option is enabled (rack-cache.allow_revalidate
is true
), requests that include a Cache-Control: max-age=0
header cause the
cache to assume its copy of the response is stale, resulting in a conditional
GET / validation request to be sent to the server.
Most browsers include a Cache-Control: max-age=0
header when the user performs
a refresh (e.g., clicking the “Refresh” button).
IMPORTANT: Enabling this option globally allows all clients to break your cache.
cache_key
TODO: Document custom cache keys


Before Change
def _order_target_list(self, targets):
Orders the targets topologically, from least to most dependent.
targets = set(filter(has_sources, targets))
return filter(targets.__contains__, reversed(InternalTarget.sort_targets(targets)))
def _key_for(self, target, dependency_keys):
def fingerprint_extra(sha):
After Change
def _order_target_list(self, targets):
Orders the targets topologically, from least to most dependent.
targets = set(t for t in targets if isinstance(t, Target))
return filter(targets.__contains__, reversed(InternalTarget.sort_targets(targets)))
def _key_for(self, target, dependency_keys):
def fingerprint_extra(sha):


| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| AntennaChangeListener |
Your application can implement this interface to receive antenna change
events.
|
| BufferOverflowListener |
Your application can implement this interface to receive buffer overflow
events.
|
| BufferWarningListener |
Your application can implement this interface to receive buffer warnings.
|
| ConnectionAttemptListener |
Your application can implement this interface to receive connection
attempt events.
|
| ConnectionCloseListener |
Your application can implement this interface to receive connection
close events.
|
| ConnectionLostListener |
Your application can implement this interface to receive connection
close events.
|
| DiagnosticsReportListener |
Your application can implement this interface to receive xarray
diagnostic report events.
|
| DirectionReportListener |
Your application must implement this interface to receive direction reports.
|
| GpiChangeListener |
Your application can implement this interface to receive GPI change
events.
|
| KeepaliveListener |
Your application can implement this interface to receive keepalive
events.
|
| KeepaliveTimeoutListener |
An internal class used by the SDK to watch for keepalive timeouts
|
| LocationReportListener |
Your application can implement this interface to receive location reports.
|
| ReaderStartListener |
Your application can implement this interface to receive reader start
events.
|
| ReaderStopListener |
Your application can implement this interface to receive reader stop
events.
|
| TagOpCompleteListener |
Your application can implement this interface to receive tag operation
events.
|
| TagReportListener |
Your application can implement this interface to receive tag report
events.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AntennaConfig |
This class hold the antenna configuration information.
|
| AntennaConfigGroup |
This class hold the collection of antenna configuration.
|
| AntennaEvent |
This class contains the information about a change in antenna state.
|
| AntennaHubStatus |
Speedway Revolution readers can be outfitted with antenna hubs which
allows the reader to operate more antenna ports.
|
| AntennaHubStatusGroup |
Contains the collection of antenna Hub status for the antenna hubs
connected to the ImpinjReader.
|
| AntennaIds |
Helper class used when identifying that all antennas should be used
when configuring a tag operation.
|
| AntennaStatus |
Class containing The status information for an individual antenna port.
|
| AntennaStatusGroup |
The collection of antenna statuses for the readers antennas
|
| AutoStartConfig |
The ImpinjReader can be configured to start inventory automatically based
on several inputs including General purpose input (GPI) and time.
|
| AutoStopConfig |
The ImpinjReader can be configured to stop inventory automatically based
on several inputs including General purpose input (GPI) and time.
|
| BackgroundWorker |
An internal class that is currently unused
|
| BitPointers |
These constants point to bit locations in memory for common fields.
|
| BlockPermalockMask |
Uses to specify which blocks to permalock.
|
| BufferOverflowEvent |
This event carries information on a buffer overflow event.
|
| BufferWarningEvent |
This class holds the buffer warning event information.
|
| ConnectionAttemptEvent |
This event carries information on a connection attempt.
|
| ConnectionCloseEvent |
This event carries information on a connection close.
|
| DiagnosticReport |
xArray diagnostic report
|
| DirectionConfig |
A container that holds all of the configuration options for xArray's
Direction feature.
|
| DirectionReport |
DirectionReport that is received by implementors of
DirectionReportListener ,
instantiated and populated by ImpinjReader |
| FeatureSet |
The FeatureSet class holds the capabilities and features of an Impinj
reader.
|
| FilterSettings |
These filter settings describe the inventory filters applied by the reader.
|
| GpiConfig |
This class holds the configuration for a single General Purpose Input
|
| GpiConfigGroup |
Hold the configuration for a collection of General Purpose Inputs
|
| GpiEvent |
Class used to encapsulate the details of a GPI change reader event.
|
| GpiStatus |
Contains the information on the status of a single GPI
|
| GpiStatusGroup |
Container class encapsulating all of the GPI status objects.
|
| GpoConfig |
Container class for holding the configuration of a single General Purpose
output
|
| GpoConfigGroup |
Container class for holding the General Purpose Output (GPO) configuration
for the readers set of output
|
| GpsCoordinates |
A container class to hold latitude and longitude information
|
| ImpinjReader |
This is the main class for the Octane SDK Java.
|
| ImpinjTimestamp |
Timestamp class supporting Impinj Reader and LLRP timestamp data.
|
| KeepaliveConfig |
A class to hold the settings of the keepalive feature
|
| KeepaliveEvent |
This event carries information on a keepalive event.
|
| KeepaliveTimer |
An internal class that watches the keep alive messages from the reader
|
| LocationConfidenceFactors |
Contains the confidence factors for a location report.
|
| LocationConfig |
A container that holds all of the configuration options for xArray
location
|
| LocationReport |
xArray location report.
|
| LockTagResult |
Class to carry the result of a lock operation
|
| LowDutyCycleSettings |
The Impinj reader can operation automatically in a low duty cycle mode,
performing continuous inventory when tags are present, but reducing the
duty cycle of the inventory when tags have been absent from the field for
some time.
|
| PcBits |
Helper class used to encode and decode the PC word.
|
| PlacementConfig |
Since xArray reports location, it requires knowledge of its exact placement,
especially when there are multiple xArrays reporting location and the
user requires a consistent coordinate system.
|
| ReaderStartEvent |
This event carries information on a reader start event.
|
| ReaderStopEvent |
This event carries information on a reader stop event.
|
| ReportConfig |
container class to specify the contents of tag Reports
|
| RshellEngine |
This class allows the application to generate rshell commands and
process the rshell responses.
|
| RshellReply |
This class helps the user parse and decode the tokens from a rshell reply.
|
| RxSensitivityTableEntry |
The reader can operate at different sensitivity levels to provide coarse
control of the range of the device.
|
| SectorConfig |
Contains sector configuration for xArray.
|
| Settings |
This is a container class for all of the knobs that control reader behavior.
|
| Status |
The status class holds information on the current status of reader functions.
|
| Tag |
A container class to hold information about a tag.
|
| TagBlockPermalockOp |
Used to perform a block permalock operation on a tag
|
| TagBlockPermalockOpResult |
Used to report the status of a block permalock operations
|
| TagData |
A class to hold tag data including EPCs, user memory data, TID memory etc.
|
| TagFilter |
A class to hold the configuration of a tag inventory filter.
|
| TagKillOp |
Class used to specify a tag kill operation.
|
| TagKillOpResult |
Class to contain the results of a tag Kill operation
|
| TagLockOp |
Class to contain the information to perform a tag Lock operation.
|
| TagLockOpResult |
Class to contain the results of a tag lock operation
|
| TagModelDetails |
A class that decodes the tag model details from the TID memory read
|
| TagOp |
A base class to hold information to perform a tag operation like
read, write, lock, and kill.
|
| TagOpReport |
Container class used to encapsulate all tag operation results.
|
| TagOpResult |
Parent class that contains the results of an individual tag operation
|
| TagOpSequence |
Class for containing and configuring a sequence of tag operations
that are submitted to the reader
|
| TagQtGetOp |
A class to contain the QT get operation
|
| TagQtGetOpResult |
A class to contain the QtGetOp result
|
| TagQtSetOp |
A class to contain the QTSet operation data
|
| TagQtSetOpResult |
a class to contain the results of a qt set operation
|
| TagReadOp |
A class to contain the data for a tag read operation
|
| TagReadOpResult |
a class to contain the read operation results
|
| TagReport |
a container class to carry a tag report
|
| TagWriteOp |
A class to contain the data for a tag write operation
|
| TagWriteOpResult |
A class to contain the results of a tag write operation
|
| TargetTag |
Helper class used to identify a specific tag or set of tags on which to
perform a tag operation operation.
|
| TiltSensorValue |
Holds the X, Y, and Z values returned by the tilt sensor.
|
| TxPowerTableEntry |
a class to contain a list of available transmit power options
|
| WordPointers |
Helper class used when defining tag memory accesses.that use word pointers
|
| XArrayConfig |
a class to hold xArray configuration
|
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| AntennaEventType |
The reader uses an internal mechanism to detect whether antennas are
connected or disconnected from each antenna port.
|
| AutoStartMode |
The ImpinjReader can be configured to start inventory automatically based
on several inputs including General purpose input (GPI) and time.
|
| AutoStopMode |
The ImpinjReader can be configured to stop inventory automatically based
on several inputs including General purpose input (GPI) and time.
|
| BlockPermalockResult |
An enumeration to hold the block permalock result.
|
| CommunicationsStandardType |
This enumerations defines the regulatory rules under which this device
operates
|
| ConnectAsyncResult |
Enumeration used to specify the result of an asynchronous connection attempt
|
| DirectionFieldOfView |
Specified if a narrow or wide ring should be used when reading and tracking tag direction.
|
| DirectionMode |
Provides the options available for tweaking the xArray's operation when in direction mode.
|
| DirectionReportType |
DirectionReportType is an enum used to indicate the event that caused a
DirectionReport to be sent. |
| DirectionTagPopulationStatus |
Specifies the overflow status of a Direction Report
|
| GpoMode |
An enumeration that holds the possible GPO configuration values.
|
| HubConnectedStatus |
Container class to hold Impinj Antenna Hub Information
|
| HubFaultStatus |
Container class to hold antenna hub fault information
|
| KillResultStatus |
An enumeration that describes the result of a kill tag operation
|
| LocationReportType |
The type of the location report generated by the reader.
|
| LockMemoryBank |
An enumeration describing which memory bank to lock
|
| LockResultStatus |
The status of a lock operation
|
| LockType |
An enumeration that holds the type of lock operation to perform
|
| MemoryBank |
Gen2 defines several memory banks.
|
| QtAccessRange |
Enumeration used to determine whether to configure the tag in reduced sensitivity
(i.e.
|
| QtDataProfile |
Enumeration used to determine which QT data profile to use.
|
| QtGetConfigResultStatus |
An enumeration to describe the result of a QT Get Command operation
|
| QtPersistence |
Enumeration used to determine whether the QT set command should persist
|
| QtSetConfigResultStatus |
An enumeration to describe the result of a QT Set Command operation
|
| ReaderMode |
An enumeration defining the choices for the communications parameters used
between the reader and tags.
|
| ReadResultStatus |
An enumeration that conveys the status of a tag read operation
|
| ReportMode |
The reader has several ways it can generate the tag reports that result
from reader inventory operations.
|
| SearchMode |
This enumeration describes the method the reader uses to search for tags.
|
| SequenceState |
Enumeration for defining the operation state for a sequence.
|
| SequenceTriggerType |
A tag operation sequence has a stop trigger that defines when the
reader should stop executing the tag operation.
|
| TagFilterMode |
enumerates the different ways the two tag filters can be combined
during the inventory operation
|
| TagFilterOp |
What to do when comparing tag filters against the data patterns
|
| TagLockState |
An enumeration for determining which lock operation to perform on the tag memory bank;
this determines what state to leave the tag memory bank in.
|
| TagModelName |
an enumeration to contain the tag model names.
|
| WriteResultStatus |
a enumeration to report the results of a write operation
|
| XArrayMode |
An enumeration to describe the different xArray modes of operation
|
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| OctaneSdkException |
When errors occur in the SDK, this exception is thrown.
|


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OpenCart is a free and open source shopping cart application providing an online e-commerce solution. The following page provides detailed information for installing OpenCart on Uniform Server XIII and how to run it with SSL. Also covered is portability allowing OpenCart to run from a USB memory stick or another location. The following guide assumes you are installing OpenCart in a sub-folder named shop. Running third party scripts such as OpenCart requires Uniform Server's SSL default behaver to be modified this is covered in section "SSL secure main server." Note: At Step D you are required to enter your e-mail address this is the e-mail address you set as default when configuring MSMTP, for details see Edit MSMTP Configuration SSL secure main server.A default installation of Uniform Server contains a separate folder (ssl) preconfigured specifically for a personal secure server. To run third party scripts such as OpenCart requires this default behaver to be modified such that SSL secures only the main server. The Apache SSL configuration must be modified to secure only the main server as follows:
Note: With the above modifications folder ssl becomes redundant and is no longer used. Create a self-signed certificateCreate a self-signed server certificate or see documentation Apache - Free Server Certificate to obtain and install a certificate issued by a certificate authority.
Step A: Download and ExtractDownload and unzip the OpenCart package.
Before OpenCart can be installed a MySQL user and database are required for details see Step B. Step B: Create the Database and a User using phpMyAdminFollow these instructions to create your OpenCart username and database using phpMyAdmin. Note: These instructions are written for phpMyAdmin 4.1.13; the phpMyAdmin user interface can vary slightly between versions.
Note: Other parts of this documentation assume you have set the following: OpenCart database name = opencart Username for OpenCart = opencart Password = fred123 remember to replace these with the values you have set in the above. Step C: Upload the filesNote: The location of your root web directory www will vary depending where Uniform Server was installed. Copy the OpenCart upload directory into the root directory of your web site.
Step D: OpenCart InstallationThe following assumes you have Apache and MySQL servers running. To start the OpenCart installation:
The installation process consists of four pages as follows: STEP 1 - LICENSE STEP 2 - PRE-INSTALLITION
Uniform Server defaults meet all the above requirements click Continue STEP 3 - CONFIGURATION 1. Please enter your database connection details.
2. Please enter a username and password for the administration.
That completes configuration click Continue. STEP 4 - Finished Login to administration.
Enabling SSL in the OpenCart DashboardThe following assumes you are logged into admin, if not see note above. To enable SSL in the OpenCart Dashboard proceed as follows:
Finally delete folder: C:\UniServerZ\www\shop Enabling SSL in the OpenCart directory - config.php fileEdit file C:\UniServerZ\www\shop\config.php // HTTPS define('HTTPS_SERVER', 'http://localhost/shop/');Change to: // HTTPS define('HTTPS_SERVER', 'https://localhost/shop/'); Enabling SSL in the OpenCart Admin directory - config.php fileEdit file: UniServerZ\www\shop\admin\config.php // HTTPS define('HTTPS_SERVER', 'http://localhost/shop/admin/'); define('HTTPS_CATALOG', 'http://localhost/shop/');Change to: // HTTPS define('HTTPS_SERVER', 'https://localhost/shop/admin/'); define('HTTPS_CATALOG', 'https://localhost/shop/'); That completes installation. Close browser and restart servers. TestTest the installion as follows:
PortabilityPaths in the two configuration (config.php) files use absolute paths. This restricts the above installation to a fixed location, meaning Uniform Server and OpenCart cannot be moved to a different location. However OpenCart is easily converted for portability allowing the complete server to run from either a USB memory stick or moved to another location. Note: Paths in your config.php files may be different to those shown, however the replacement sections can be used with no modification. Edit file: C:\UniServerZ\www\shop\config.php // DIR define('DIR_APPLICATION', 'C:\UniServerZ\www\shop/catalog/'); define('DIR_SYSTEM', 'C:\UniServerZ\www\shop/system/'); define('DIR_DATABASE', 'C:\UniServerZ\www\shop/system/database/'); define('DIR_LANGUAGE', 'C:\UniServerZ\www\shop/catalog/language/'); define('DIR_TEMPLATE', 'C:\UniServerZ\www\shop/catalog/view/theme/'); define('DIR_CONFIG', 'C:\UniServerZ\www\shop/system/config/'); define('DIR_IMAGE', 'C:\UniServerZ\www\shop/image/'); define('DIR_CACHE', 'C:\UniServerZ\www\shop/system/cache/'); define('DIR_DOWNLOAD', 'C:\UniServerZ\www\shop/download/'); define('DIR_LOGS', 'C:\UniServerZ\www\shop/system/logs/'); Replace with: // DIR $root= substr($_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"],0,-4); // Get path define('DIR_APPLICATION', $root . '\www\shop/catalog/'); define('DIR_SYSTEM', $root . '\www\shop/system/'); define('DIR_DATABASE', $root . '\www\shop/system/database/'); define('DIR_LANGUAGE', $root . '\www\shop/catalog/language/'); define('DIR_TEMPLATE', $root . '\www\shop/catalog/view/theme/'); define('DIR_CONFIG', $root . '\www\shop/system/config/'); define('DIR_IMAGE', $root . '\www\shop/image/'); define('DIR_CACHE', $root . '\www\shop/system/cache/'); define('DIR_DOWNLOAD', $root . '\www\shop/download/'); define('DIR_LOGS', $root . '\www\shop/system/logs/'); Edit file: C:\UniServerZ\www\shop\admin\config.php // DIR define('DIR_APPLICATION', 'I:\UniServerZ\www\shop/admin/'); define('DIR_SYSTEM', 'I:\UniServerZ\www\shop/system/'); define('DIR_DATABASE', 'I:\UniServerZ\www\shop/system/database/'); define('DIR_LANGUAGE', 'I:\UniServerZ\www\shop/admin/language/'); define('DIR_TEMPLATE', 'I:\UniServerZ\www\shop/admin/view/template/'); define('DIR_CONFIG', 'I:\UniServerZ\www\shop/system/config/'); define('DIR_IMAGE', 'I:\UniServerZ\www\shop/image/'); define('DIR_CACHE', 'I:\UniServerZ\www\shop/system/cache/'); define('DIR_DOWNLOAD', 'I:\UniServerZ\www\shop/download/'); define('DIR_LOGS', 'I:\UniServerZ\www\shop/system/logs/'); define('DIR_CATALOG', 'I:\UniServerZ\www\shop/catalog/'); Replace with: // DIR $root= substr($_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"],0,-4); // Get path define('DIR_APPLICATION', $root . '\www\shop/admin/'); define('DIR_SYSTEM', $root . '\www\shop/system/'); define('DIR_DATABASE', $root . '\www\shop/system/database/'); define('DIR_LANGUAGE', $root . '\www\shop/admin/language/'); define('DIR_TEMPLATE', $root . '\www\shop/admin/view/template/'); define('DIR_CONFIG', $root . '\www\shop/system/config/'); define('DIR_IMAGE', $root . '\www\shop/image/'); define('DIR_CACHE', $root . '\www\shop/system/cache/'); define('DIR_DOWNLOAD', $root . '\www\shop/download/'); define('DIR_LOGS', $root . '\www\shop/system/logs/'); define('DIR_CATALOG', $root . '\www\shop/catalog/'); Test portabilityTest the installion for portability as follows:
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Suicide Kings (1998)
Director: Peter O'Fallon Cast: Christopher Walken, Denis Leary, Jay Mohr, Henry Thomas, Sean Patrick Flanery, Jeremy Sisto, Johnny Galecki, Laura Harris Screenplay: Josh McKinney, Gina Goldman, Wayne Rice Producers: Wayne Rice, Morrie Eisenman Runtime: 107 min. US Distribution: Live Rated R: profanity, nudity, drug use, violence
By Nathaniel R. Atcheson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Suicide Kings is an entertaining, gritty crime movie about a bunch of rich kids who kidnap a powerful mobster. It features a lot of colorful characters, buckets of expletives, pointless scenes that are included strictly for entertainment value, and numerous moments of intense graphic violence. It's not profound or deep, or even that original, but director Peter O'Fallon and his talented cast force the standard material into a sly and elusively clever film that will placate even the most picky Quentin Tarantino fans.
The film centers around four guys somewhere in their twenties: Brett (Jay Mohr), Avery (Henry Thomas), T.K. (Jeremy Sisto), and Max (Sean Patrick Flanery). We learn that Avery's sister, Lisa (Laura Harris), has been kidnapped, and that the kidnappers are demanding two million dollars. Their plan is to kidnap Charlie Bennett (Christopher Walken), and get the money that way. They hold Charlie hostage in the home of their friend Ira (Johnny Galecki), whose parents are out of town; Ira gets very upset because everyone is drinking his parents' booze and dropping priceless antiques on the floor.
What makes a film like this good are the characters and the acting. Walken is, of course, fantastically fun to watch as the mob guy who has softened a bit in his later years.  Also great is Denis Leary, who is another actor who usually plays himself.
I was also impressed with all of the younger actors. Jay Mohr is doing an excellent job of proving his worth as an actor, for I can't think of a young performer who has more flair and presence as this guy. Henry Thomas (yes, the same Henry Thomas from E.T.) is quiet and brooding, and handles a lot of the scenes here very well. Sean Patrick Flanery (Powder) is adequately interesting, as is Jeremy Sisto (who was great as the psycho in Hideaway). The one exception is Johnny Galecki; it's not completely his fault, for I'm sure Ira is supposed to be an irritating character. But he's also supposed to be funny, and I didn't find him particularly funny. That's okay -- there are plenty of other characters to divert my attention. Not all of these characters are totally developed, but there are a lot of them and they're interesting enough that a little bit of missed development is hardly noticeable.
The film, because of the sharp dialogue and O'Fallon's eclectic direction, moves swiftly and easily to its conclusion; the pace is certain and the story never feels forced. It seems to me that films like this should be more common, but they aren't -- not good ones, at least. Certainly Suicide Kings is not as original or ingeniously conceived as a film like Pulp Fiction, but there is enough talent at work here to make it a ridiculously entertaining two hours.
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Salmon is a common name for several species of ray-finned fish in the famility Salmonidae. Salmon is considered to be healthy due to it's high protein , high omega-3 and high vitamin A and D. Health benefits associated with omega-3 include relieving sympots of dry eye disease, improving cognitive function and helping to manage symptos of rheumatoid arthritis. Vitamin A helps with immune boasting and also improving reproduction and vision. Vitamin D is an immune-boosting nutrient and also helps our bodies to absorb calcium. Salmon also contains Vitamin B12 which is important in preventing weakness , tiredness, constipation and loss of appetite.Salmon is a great choice for the environmentally conscious eater, since eating salmon can do more than boost your own health. Alaska Salmon is both wild and sustainable, good for the environment and good for us.
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"Making quilt blocks is an excellent way to explore symmetry.
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Erubis is an implementation of eRuby. It has the following features.
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- Multi-language support (Ruby/PHP/C/Java/Scheme/Perl/Javascript)
- Auto escaping support
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‘bin/erubis’ by ‘contrib/inline-require’ script.
$ tar xjf erubis_X.X.X.tar.bz2 $ cd erubis_X.X.X/ $ cp /tmp/abstract_X.X.X/lib/abstract.rb lib $ unset RUBYLIB $ contrib/inline-require -I lib bin/erubis > contrib/erubis
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require 'erubis/helpers/rails_helper' #Erubis::Helpers::RailsHelper.engine_class = Erubis::Eruby #Erubis::Helpers::RailsHelper.init_properties = {} #Erubis::Helpers::RailsHelper.show_src = nil
If Erubis::Helpers::RailsHelper.show_src is ture, Erubis prints converted Ruby code into log file (‘log/development.log’ or so). It is useful for debug.
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Linux find
command may be used to find files and directories
that meet specified conditions. The most popular
conditions test file size, filename and file type
(do we want regular files, directories or both).
By default find
prints paths to found files and directories but it can
perform various operations on found files e.g. it may remove them.
In this article I will present how to use find
and how to create complex
search conditions, so let’s begin.
Generally find
invocation looks like this:
Here startDirectory
is root of directories tree that we want to search.
After startDirectory
we pass zero or more filters and/or actions.
Filters define conditions that given file/directory must meet, e.g. filter -type f
tells find
that it should only process regular files and skip other file system
objects like directories or named pipes. Actions on the other hand define what
should be done with found files/directories, we may for example print
their filenames using -print
action or we may delete them via -delete
action.
If you pass no arguments to find
as in:
it will assume that startDirectory
is current directory and that you want to
print filenames of all found files/directories. In other words it will be equivalent to
invocation:
find
performs search by enumerating all files and directories contained in
the startDirectory
. For each file/directory find
executes specified filters and
actions, from left to right and stops on the first filter or action that returns false
.
Filters return false
when filter condition is not met. Actions return false
when
action ends with an error
e.g. user has insufficient permissions to remove file for -delete
action.
Image below presents how find dir -type f -name '*.java' -print
works
assuming that dir
contains two files foo.java
and foo.cpp
:
To keep image size reasonable I skipped one more “file” that was checked by find
in
our example - the dir
directory itself.
Before you proceed please answer the following questions
(use dir
directory from previous example).
Verify your answers by running find
and checking it’s output:
- What will be printed by
find dir -print -print
? - What will be printed by
find dir -print -name '*.java' -print
? - What will happen when we specify no action like in
find dir -name 'foo*'
?
Filters
After reading previous section you should have firm understanding
how find
works. Now let’s move to describing most usefull filters
provided by find
.
Type filter
We will start with -type
filter that allows us to find
filesystem objects that have specified type.
For example to find only directories
we will use -type d
and to find only regular files we will use -type f
.
-type
filter takes single parameter that is one letter abbreviation of
filesystem object type.
All available values are presented in table below:
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
| b | Block device e.g. /dev/sda on most modern systems |
| c | Character device e.g. /dev/tty0 |
| d | Directory e.g. /etc |
| p | Named pipe |
| f | Regular file e.g. /etc/profile |
| l | Symbolic link |
| s | Socket |
Name filter
-name
filter allows us to find files/directories that have names
that match specified pattern e.g. *.java
. Only filename is checked
against the pattern, rest
of the file path is ignored e.g. ./usr/foo
file doesn’t match u*foo
pattern, but
./uberfoo
file does.
-name
filter performs case sensitive comparisons so foo
doesn’t match FOO
pattern,
to use case insensitive comparisons use -iname
filter instead.
Inside name filter pattern some characters like *
or expressions like [abc]
have
special meaning (see glob expression).
Table below lists all special expressions that may be used inside patterns:
| Special character / expression | Meaning |
|---|---|
* |
Matches zero or more characters |
? |
Matches single character |
[abc] |
Character set. Matches any character in set |
[!abc] |
Inverted character set. Matches any character NOT in set |
[a-z] |
Character range. Matches any character in range |
[!a-z] |
Inverted character range. Matches any character NOT in range |
BE CAREFUL: It is always good idea to quote patterns using single quotes to prevent shell expansion of the pattern
Examples:
- To find all java files we can use
-name '*.java'
filter - To find all files that have three letter names we may use
-name '???'
filter - To find all files that have names starting with
a
,b
orc
we can use-name '[abc]*'
filter - To find all files that have names that doesn’t start with
1
we may use-name '[!1]*'
filter
Size filter
-size
filter can be used to search for files of given size, for example find dir -size 1M
will find
all one megabyte files in dir
directory.
We may use +
and -
prefixes to
signify that we want files bigger or smaller than specified size e.g. find dir -size +64k
will
find all files contained in dir
directory that are bigger than 64 kilobytes.
Conversely find dir -size -64k
will find all files in dir
directory that are smaller than 64 kilobytes.
We may use popular k
, M
, G
suffixes to signify kilo-, mega- and gigabytes, c
suffix can be used to
specify file size in bytes.
Time filter
For every file filesystem tracks up to three times:
atime
or Access time - time when give file was last readmtime
or Modification time - last time when contents of file changedctime
or Change time - last time when contents or attributes of file changed. Here attributes refers to file metadata like filename or file permissions
To find all files that were modified exactly one day ago we may use -mtime 1
filter.
And to find all files that were accessed exactly one minute ago we may use -amin 1
filter.
First letter of these filters (a
, m
or c
) signifies on what file time filter should operate,
next word (time
or min
) signifies in what time unit will be passed argument - we may use only
days or minutes.
As with size filter we may use +
and -
prefixes to signify that we want to find files
that were modified at most one day ago (-mtime -1
) or at least one day ago (-mtime +1
).
Permissions filter
-perm
filter can be used to find files/dirs that have specific permissions set.
In the examples I will use octal notation for permissions e.g. -perm 644
but -perm
filter
also supports symbolic notation e.g. -perm u=rw
.
Here is quick remainder of the octal
notation:
To find all files/dirs that have permissions set
exactly to 644
we may use find dir -perm 644
, this will find
all files/dirs that are readable/writable for file owner and readable for everyone else.
Often we want to find files that have at least specified permissions, to do so
we must prefix permissions with minus sign (-
) e.g. -perm -644
.
Filter -perm -644
will
find all files that are at least readable/writable for file owner and readable for everybody
else e.g. files with permissions 666
, 655
and 777
will be included.
Sometimes we want to find files that have a common permission bit with specified permission,
to do this
we should prefix permissions with /
character. For example to find files that have
any permission for others set we may use find dir -perm /007
.
Actions
No let’s see what we can do with found files. In this section I will describe most
popular actions used with find
.
print and print0 actions
-print
and -print0
actions print on stdout
path to found files.
Printed path is relative to startDirectory
so:
In the last example I used readlink
command to get absolute path to dir
directory.
When we pipe find
output to other programs like xargs
we should definitely use -print0
action. The main difference between -print
and -print0
is that the last one
uses NUL
character (\0
) instead of new line to separate paths.
This allows other tools to process
paths that contains spaces including new lines without problems.
Here’s how we use it with xargs
:
The important part is to pass -0
or --null
option to xargs
so it will know that
we will separate paths using NUL
character.
delete action
This action is pretty self-explanatory, you may use it to remove files.
WARNING: Please remember that find
processes filters and actions from left to right so
if you you put -delete
action first find
will try to delete all found files and
directories before trying other filters/actions.
If the delete operation fail -delete
will return false
, otherwise it will
return true
.
Example usage:
exec action
-exec
is the most useful action that you can use with find
. It allows you
to execute arbitrary command for each found file.
You must pass command to execute after -exec
argument and you must end it with
;
character.
Since semicolon has special meaning in the shell you must escape it using \;
or ';'
.
Inside command you may use {}
placeholder that will be replaced by the path to
the found file before command execution.
-exec
action returns true
if executed command returned 0
exit code, otherwise
it will return false
.
Let’s see some examples:
ok action
-ok
is like -exec
action with the exception that find
will ask you
for confirmation before executing command:
Advanced expressions
As we have seen find
command is very versatile. We already know how to
create complex search conditions and how to execute actions for found files.
Yet we still don’t know full power of find
, now it’s time to change that.
Let’s start with simple example: we want to find all files in dir
directory
that have names that doesn’t end with .java
.
It’s impossible to do so with -name
filter that we know.
But if there was a way to negate a filter it would be simple, right?
In fact there is, just precede a filter with !
character to negate it (since !
is special shell character we need to escape it e.g. \!
).
Beside negation find
also provides two other boolean operators: AND (-a
) and OR (-o
).
We may also use parentheses to group filters/actions into subexpressions
(as you probably guessed parentheses have special meaning in the shell and we must
escape them e.g. \(
or ')'
).
When find
evaluates complex expressions it tries to
short-circuit AND and OR
operators. Short-circuiting means that if the left
operand of the AND is false right operand is not evaluated,
and if the left operand of OR is true the right operand is not evaluated. This is very
important when we mix filters with actions.
Let’s see some examples that show us AND and OR operators in action:
The last think to remember is that \( filter1 -a filter2 -a filter3 \)
expression is
equivalent to \( filter1 filter2 filter3 \)
.
Other
Before we end I want to mention two handy options -mindepth
and -maxdepth
that
allow us to limit search depth to a specific range. Here’s how to use them:
Intuitively mindepth
/maxdepth
tells us how many /
characters we want to have in file path.
findform
application
To help you quickly recall all most useful find
options I created simple interactive
app that provides GUI for find
, you may add it as a bookmark if you find it useful.
That’s all for today, thanks for reading!


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Section 4: Deffacts Construct¶
With the deffacts construct, a list of facts can be defined which are automatically asserted whenever the reset command is performed. Facts as?serted through deffacts may be retracted or pattern-matched like any other fact. The initial fact-list, including any defined deffacts, is always reconstructed after a reset command.
Syntax
(deffacts <deffacts-name> [<comment>] | <RHS-pattern>*)
Redefining a currently existing deffacts causes the previous deffacts with the same name to be removed even if the new definition has errors in it. There may be multiple deffacts constructs and any number of facts (either ordered or deftemplate) may be asserted into the initial fact-list by each deffacts construct.
Dynamic expressions may be included in a fact by embedding the expression directly within the fact. All such expressions are evaluated when CLIPS is reset.
Example
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(refrigerator light on)
(refrigerator door open)
(refrigerator temp (get-temp)))
Upon startup and after a clear command, CLIPS automatically constructs the following deftemplate and deffacts.
(deftemplate initial-fact)
(deffacts initial-fact
(initial-fact))
In prior versions of CLIPS, the initial-fact deffacts provided a convenient method for starting the execution of a system: rules without conditional elements had an (initial-fact) pattern automatically added to their LHS. When a reset command was issued, the assertion of the (intial-fact) would activate these rules. Starting with version 6.3 of CLIPS, rules without conditional elements are automatically matched without the need for the (initial-fact) assertion. Usage of the initial-fact is now deprecated. Programs should not rely on the assertion of this fact when a reset is performed.


| fkUtilities reference pages |
b=INCLPOINTS(coordinates,include) b=INCLPOINTS(coordinates,include,exclude)
b=INCLPOINTS(coordinates,include) for a nx2 matrix of 2d coordinates returns true if the coordinate lies within the include boundaries and false otherwise. Include boundaries can be a rectangle ([x0,y0,width,height]) or polygon (nx2 list of node coordinates) or a cell array of rectangles and/or polygons. If no inclide region is specified, than the function returns true for all coordinates.
b=INCLPOINTS(coordinates,include,exclude) returns true for all coordinates that are located within the include regions, but not inside the exclude regions.
incl = { [0 0 1 1] }; excl = { [0 0 0.5 0.5] }; p = inclPoints( rand(100,2), incl, excl );
| randswap | Toolbox page | cell2str |


Tcl_AllowExceptions - allow all exceptions in next script evaluation
#include <tcl.h>
Tcl_AllowExceptions(interp)
- Tcl_Interp *interp (in)
-
Interpreter in which script will be evaluated.
If a script is evaluated at top-level (i.e. no other scripts are
pending evaluation when the script is invoked), and if the script
terminates with a completion code other than TCL_OK, TCL_ERROR
or TCL_RETURN, then Tcl normally converts this into a TCL_ERROR
return with an appropriate message. The particular script
evaluation procedures of Tcl that act in the manner are
Tcl_EvalObjEx, Tcl_EvalObjv, Tcl_Eval, Tcl_EvalEx,
Tcl_GlobalEval, Tcl_GlobalEvalObj, Tcl_VarEval and
Tcl_VarEvalVA.
However, if Tcl_AllowExceptions is invoked immediately before
calling one of those a procedures, then arbitrary completion
codes are permitted from the script, and they are returned without
modification.
This is useful in cases where the caller can deal with exceptions
such as TCL_BREAK or TCL_CONTINUE in a meaningful way.
continue, break, exception, interpreter
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Copyright © 1989-1993 The Regents of the University of California.
Copyright © 1994-1996 Sun Microsystems, Inc.


Users
User-Force-Change-Password
or write to the
servicePrincipalName
Groups Write to the
member
property
Computers None outside of LAPS
GPOs Modification of the
GPC-File-Sys-Path
Domains
WriteDacl
to add DCSync rights


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the buttons and forms CSS3 styles collection is the easiest way, to make buttons and forms on webpages look great. It’s based on the wonderfull code from Tim O’Donnell and improved by Simon Waldherr. The complete code is licensed under the terms of the MIT-License, which allows you to use and to change everything for free.
This is being tested in the latest versions of Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Opera.
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright © 2013 Simon Waldherr
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the “Software”), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
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Cloud Vision V1 API - Class Google::Cloud::Vision::V1::ProductSearch::Credentials (v0.6.4)
Reference documentation and code samples for the Cloud Vision V1 API class Google::Cloud::Vision::V1::ProductSearch::Credentials.
Credentials for the ProductSearch API.
Inherits
- Google::Auth::Credentials


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$ pip install lvmieb
$ git clone https://github.com/sdss/lvmieb.git
Refer to the repository for details on how to develop the code and for issue tracking.
$ pip install lvmieb
$ git clone https://github.com/sdss/lvmieb.git
Refer to the repository for details on how to develop the code and for issue tracking.


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