Normal operation of JE HA requires that at least a simple majority of electable nodes be available to form a quorum for election of a new Master, or when committing a transaction with default durability requirements. The number of electable nodes (the Electable Group Size) is obtained from persistent internal metadata that is stored in the environment and replicated across all members. See Replication Group Life Cycle for details.
Under exceptional circumstances, a simple majority of electable nodes may become unavailable for some period of time. With only a minority of electable nodes available, the overall availability of the group can be adversely affected. For example, the group may be unavailable for writes because a master cannot be elected. Also, the Master may be unable to satisfy the durability requirements for a transaction commit. The group may also be unavailable for reads, because the absence of a Master might cause a Replica to be unable to meet consistency requirements.
To deal with this exceptional circumstance — especially if the situation is likely to persist for an unacceptably long period of time — JE HA provides a mechanism by which you can modify the way in which the number of electable nodes, and consequently the quorum requirements for elections and commit acknowledgments, is calculated. The escape mechanism provides a way to override the normal computation of the Electable Group Size. The override is accomplished by specifying the size using the mutable replication configuration parameter ELECTABLE_GROUP_SIZE_OVERRIDE.
You should use this parameter sparingly, if at all. Overriding your Electable Group Size can have the consequence of allowing your replication group's election participants to elect two Masters simultaneously. This is especially likely to occur if a majority of the nodes are unavailable due to a network partition event, and so all nodes are running but are simply not communicating with one another.
Be very cautious when using this configuration option.
When you set ELECTABLE_GROUP_SIZE_OVERRIDE to a non-zero value, the number that you provide identifies the number of electable nodes that are required to meet quorum requirements. This means that the internally stored Electable Group Size value is ignored (but not changed) when this option is non-zero. By setting ELECTABLE_GROUP_SIZE_OVERRIDE to the number of electable nodes known to be available, the remaining replication group participants can make forward progress, both in terms of electing a new Master (if this is required) and in terms of meeting durability and consistency requirements.
When this option is zero (0), then the node will behave normally, and the internal Electable Group Size is honored by the node. This is the default value and behavior.
To override the internal Electable Group Size value:
Verify that the simple majority of electable nodes are in fact down and cannot elect their own independent Master.
Set ELECTABLE_GROUP_SIZE_OVERRIDE to the number of electable nodes known to be available. For best results, set this override on all available electable nodes.
It might be sufficient to set ELECTABLE_GROUP_SIZE_OVERRIDE on just one electable node in order to hold an election, because the proposer at that one node can conclude the election. However, if the election results in Master that is not configured with this override, it might result in InsufficientAcksExceptions at the Master. So, again, set the override on all available electable nodes.
Having set the override, the available electable members of the replication group can now meet quorum requirements.
Having restored the group to a functioning state by use of the ELECTABLE_GROUP_SIZE_OVERRIDE override, it is desirable to return the group to its normal state as soon as possible. The normal operating state is one where the Electable Group Size is maintained by JE HA, and the override is no longer used.
To restore the group to its normal operational state, do one of the following:
Remove from the group any electable nodes that you know will be down for an extended period of time. Remove the nodes using the ReplicationGroupAdmin.removeMember() API.
Bring up electable nodes as they once again come on line, so that they can join the functioning group. This must be done carefully one node at a time in order to avoid the small possibility that a majority of the downed nodes hold an election amongst themselves and elect a second Master.
Perform some combination of node removal and bringing up nodes which were previously down.
As soon as there is a sufficient number of electable nodes up and running that election quorum requirements can be met in the absence of the override, the override can be removed, and normal HA operations resumed.
Consider a group consisting of 5 electable nodes:
n1
-n5
. Suppose a
simple majority of the nodes
(n3
-n5
) have become
unavailable.
If one of the nodes in
n3
-n5
was the
Master, then nodes n1
and
n2
will try to hold an election, and
fail due to the lack of a quorum. We now carry out the steps described, above:
Verify that n3
-n5
are down.
Set ELECTABLE_GROUP_SIZE_OVERRIDE to 2. Do this
at both n1
and n2
.
You can do this dynamically using JConsole, or by
setting the property in the je.properties
file and
restarting the node.
n1
and n2
will choose a new Master, say, n1
.
n1
can now process write
operations, and n2
can
acknowledge transaction commits.
Suppose that n3
is now repaired.
You can bring it back online and it will
automatically locate the new Master and join the
group. As is normal, it will catch up to
n1
and n2
in
the replication stream, and then begin
acknowledging commits as requested by
n1
.
We now have three electable nodes that are operational. Because
we have a true simple majority of electable nodes available, we
can now reset ELECTABLE_GROUP_SIZE_OVERRIDE to 0
(do this on n1
and n2
),
which causes the replication group to resume normal
operations. Note that n1
remains
the Master.
If n2
was the Master at the time of the
failure, then the situation is similar, except that an
election is not held. In this case, n2
will continue to
remain the Master throughout the entire process described
above. However, n2
might not be able to meet quorum
requirements for transaction commits until step 2 (above) is
performed.


There are several configuration options that can be controlled from the system.webServer/iisnode section of the configurtion file. Review web.config below for detailed description of them.
visit the node.js endpoint at hello.jscode
var http = require('http'); http.createServer(function (req, res) { console.log('A new request arrived with HTTP headers: ' + JSON.stringify(req.headers)); res.writeHead(200, { 'Content-Type': 'text/html' }); res.end('Hello, world! [configuration sample]'); }).listen(process.env.PORT); console.log('Application started at location ' + process.env.PORT);
web.config
<configuration> <system.webServer> <!-- indicates that the hello.js file is a node.js application to be handled by the iisnode module --> <handlers> <add name="iisnode" path="hello.js" verb="*" modules="iisnode" /> </handlers> <!-- the iisnode section configures the behavior of the node.js IIS module setting values below are defaults * nodeProcessCommandLine - command line starting the node executable; in shared hosting environments this setting would typically be locked at the machine scope. * maxProcessCountPerApplication - maximum number of node processes that IIS will start per application to accomodate incresing request load * maxConcurrentRequestsPerProcess - maximum number of reqeusts one node process can handle at a time; if a request arrives while all existing node processes have reached their limit, a new node process is created to handle it (up to the limit of maxProcessCountPerApplication) * maxPendingRequestsPerApplication - maximum number of requests per application queued up to be dispatched for processing by a specific node process; this is meant to accomodate temporary spikes in traffic without rejecting the requests * maxNamedPipeConnectionRetry - number of times IIS will retry to establish a named pipe connection with a node process in order to send a new HTTP request * namedPipeConnectionRetryDelay - delay in milliseconds between connection retries * asyncCompletionThreadCount - size of the IO thread pool maintained by the IIS module to process asynchronous IO * initialRequestBufferSize - initial size in bytes of a memory buffer allocated for a new HTTP request * maxRequestBufferSize - maximum size in bytes of a memory buffer allocated per request; this is a hard limit of the serialized form of HTTP request or response headers block * uncFileChangesPollingInterval - applications are recycled when the underlying *.js file is modified; if the file resides on a UNC share, the only reliable way to detect such modifications is to periodically poll for them; this setting controls the polling interval * gracefulShutdownTimeout - when a node.js file is modified, all node processes handling running this application are recycled; this setting controls the time (in milliseconds) given for currently active requests to gracefully finish before the process is terminated; during this time, all new requests are already dispatched to a new node process based on the fresh version of the application * loggingEnabled - controls whether stdout and stderr streams from node processes are captured and made available over HTTP * logDirectoryNameSuffix - suffix of the directory name that will store files with stdout and stderr captures; directly name is created by appending this suffix to the file name of the node.js application; individual log files are stored in that directory, one per node process (in files of the form x.txt, where x is between 0 and maxProcessCountPerApplication - 1); given a node.js application at http://localhost/node/hello.js, log files would by default be stored at http://localhost/node/hello.js.logs/0.txt (thrugh 3.txt); SECURITY NOTE: if log files contain sensitive information, this setting should be modified to contain enough entropy to be considered cryptographically secure; in most situations, a GUID is sufficient * maxLogFileSizeInKB - maximum size of a log file in KB; once a log file exceeds this limit it is truncated back to empty * appendToExistingLog - determines whether pre-existing log files are appended to or created fresh when a node process with a given ordinal number starts; appending may be useful to diagnose unorderly node process terminations or recycling --> <iisnode maxProcessCountPerApplication="4" maxConcurrentRequestsPerProcess="1024" maxPendingRequestsPerApplication="1024" maxNamedPipeConnectionRetry="3" namedPipeConnectionRetryDelay="2000" asyncCompletionThreadCount="4" initialRequestBufferSize="4096" maxRequestBufferSize="65536" uncFileChangesPollingInterval="5000" gracefulShutdownTimeout="60000" loggingEnabled="true" logDirectoryNameSuffix="logs" maxLogFileSizeInKB="128" appendToExistingLog="false" /> <!-- One more setting that can be modified is the path to the node.exe executable: <iisnode nodeProcessCommandLine=""%programfiles%\nodejs\node.exe"" /> --> </system.webServer> </configuration>


1. *Specs: Unit tests, don't need start Spring Boot, and use Spectrum Mockito AssetJ.. Sample *Specs only => PingServiceImplSpecs Sample *Specs with mocks => PingControllerSpecs 2. MainApplicationIntegrationTests: Test all end-points with full Spring context app. /context/version/path => Named test: if GET /account/v1.2/profile then GET_profile or GET_account_v1_2_profile or `GET /account/v1.2/profile` If you need create new *IntegrationTests and put some endpoints in that => consider new microservice first. 3. MainApplicationPerformanceTests: Define later


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THE CELEBRATION (FESTEN) (October) Starring: Ulrich Thomsen, Henning Moritzen, Thomas Bo Larsen, Paprika Steen, Birthe Neumann, Trine Dyrholm, Helle Dolleris, Gbatokai Dakinah. Screenplay: Thomas Vinterberg and Mogens Rukov. Producer: Birgitte Hald. Director: Thomas Vinterberg. MPAA Rating: Unrated (could be R for adult themes, nudity and profanity) Running Time: 101 minutes. In English and Danish with English subtitles. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
THE CELEBRATION's Klingenfeldt clan is one of those families that proves Tolstoy's assertion about unhappy families being unhappy in their own unique ways. More to the point, it's a family that makes you feel better about your own unhappy family. Eldest son Christian (Ulrich Thomsen) wallows in depression over his twin sister's recent death; brother Michael (Thomas Bo Larsen) is still in hot water over his alcohol-fueled scene at the last family gathering; sister Helene (Paprika Steen) creates a stir by bringing black boyfriend Gbatokai (Gbatokai Dakinah) to meet her less-than-politically correct relatives. Throwing these people together for a weekend on a country estate celebrating father Helge's (Henning Moritzen) 60th birthday would be enough to insure plenty of recrimination to go around.
That's the kind of character truth "Dogma '95" -- a manifesto for a return to bare bones filmmaking created by several leading Danish directors -- was supposed to engender. Yet at times THE CELEBRATION feels forced and artificial, merely in a different way than the forced and artifical genre films implicitly criticized by Dogma '95. The gathering in the story eventually comes to focus on the removal of a jurassic-sized skeleton from the family closet, and the reactions of all the family members to what has been revealed. Some of those reactions ring jarringly true, like Michael's attempt to return himself to his father's good graces by removing the cause of the trouble. Others feel silly, like the machinations of the family cook to help air the dirty laundry. But good or bad, all the reactions spring from a bombshell rather than the typical exchanges of small artillery that make for most family tension.
It all seems terribly unnecessary considering how perceptively Vinterberg and co-scripter Mogens Rukov capture the more mundane animosity and foolishness of family gatherings. When grandfather rises to tell the same slightly risque joke for the second time in the evening, all and sundry indulge him, chuckling and applauding just as merrily as the first.  Helene's mother (Birthe Neumann) "mistakes" Gbatokai for Helene's previous boyfriend, a Latino, with a casual and oblivious racism. Vinterberg and his exceptional cast -- Thomas Bo Larsen is particularly good as the younger son overflowing with toxic anger -- find moments of greatness in these simple conflicts. They're the sort of things all families contend with, the things that make people want to take blood relations and make them bloody relations.
Indeed, Vinterberg's point may have been that the more extreme example of family crisis that supercedes the others is more common than we'd like to believe. If so, it still feels like an authenticity that draws too much attention to itself. Curiously, the same could be said for the rigid film-making prescriptions of the Dogma '95. The hand-held camerawork, washed-out video-to-film cinematography, location shooting and absence of underscore music were intended to subsume "auteurism" in favor of story, but they simply become an auteurism of a different sort. As effectively as the location serves to intensify the claustrophobia of a family forced to confront its demons, the look and sound of THE CELEBRATION -- or lack thereof -- just make you aware of how different this film looks and sounds than other films, exactly when the familiarity of the situations should come into focus.
Some might argue the same was true of the most notable previous Dogma '95 effort, Lars Von Trier's BREAKING THE WAVES. Yet in that film, the style supported the instability of the main character's world; thematically, the look was of a piece with the story. In THE CELEBRATION, that same look works far less effectively, because it feels like an exercise rather than a choice. When Vinterberg nails the truth of basic family interaction, it's easy to overlook that exercise. Later, when a dramatic plot point takes over, it starts to seem that too much has been imposed on these characters from without -- a bad dogma starts to run over all its great karma.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 bad dogmas: 7.
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skills
| Skill | Keywords |
|---|---|
| Android Development | Java Android SDK Android Architecture |
| Front-End Web Development | Vuejs JavaScript HTML 5 CSS/Sass Bootsrap4 |
| Back-End Web Development | Nodejs JavaScript Express MongoDB |
| Unity3D | C# .Net Particle System |
employment
Software Developer, Mind Treat Studios
2018-07 — PresentI have developed most of the studio creative projects, from mobile application, games, web applications, up to electronic circuits and projection mapping. I've also conducted the technical interview for software developers.
- Developing, refactoring and debugging Android applications implementing Android Architecture Components and Dagger.
- Designing application architecture/design patterns: MVC, MVVM.
- Developing Virtual Reality game with Unity and Vuforia.
- Developing web games with Phaser 3 engine and JavaScript.
- Programming embedded systems (Arduino) to control lights, solenoid valves, motors.
projects
Lead Web Developer, Sound of Colours
2019-01 — 2019-02- Integrated Web App with Spotify API
- Used audio analysis data to create real time animation.
- Deployed Single Page Application with Node.js, MongoDB and Docker
- Implemented responsive web design.
- Created share and print functionality.
Android Developer, Access Taxi Driver/Passenger
2018-07 — 2018-10Developed two enterprise applications based on Google Maps and Google Cloud Messages to connect drivers with passengers.
- Reduced the number of bugs by 90%
- Refactored application architecture to implement MVVM with Android Architecture
- Improve overall performance by more than 50%
- Implemented pixel-perfect design.
- Implemented Dagger2 and RxJava.
Lead Web Developer, Mind Treat Studios Website
2018-12 — 2019-01- Created modular web application for MTS studio.
- Implemented swipe/scroll gesture in Phaser3
- Create import module for adding new page levels.
Lead Unity Developer, Blood Cancer Campaign
2018-12 — 2018-12- Created blood cell animation with Unity particles system.
- Integrated animation with real time video.
- Created configuration mode to adjust animation parameters to fit input camera video.
Electrical Engineer, Jurassic Box
2018-11 — 2018-12- Build electronic system for cinema 4D project.
- Created physical like button with Raspberry Pi and LCD screen.
- Created movement detection system that triggers the dinosaur video.
- Created control system for different devices (smoke machine, motors, solenoid valves) with Arduino.
Lead Game Developer, Ia Digitala
2018-10 — 2018-11- Created a clothes customization game with Phaser.
- Created items menu to select different items to place over the base clothes.
- Created tool menu to manipulate clothes items (size, rotation, flip, delete).
- Implemented undo/redo system.
Game Developer, Solitaire2048
2018-10 — 2018-11- Developed solitaire-like game with combo effect.
- Learned to use phaser3 in less than a week.
- Added sound effects to card interaction.
Unity Developer, Marsupius VR
2018-10 — 2018-10- Debugged and completed VR project based on Vuforia and Unity3D.
- Developed Android version of the application.
- Improved Vuforia target detection.
education
B.E., Universidad de Sevilla
2012-09 — PresentAerospace Engineering degree (not graduated)
- Applying analytical methods (engineering mathematics – algebra, differentiation, function, geometry, trigonometry, statistics)
- Critical Thinking - Using logic and reasoning to identify the strengths and weaknesses of alternative solutions, conclusions or approaches to problems.
- Understanding aeronautical sciences – stress, strain, static and dynamic systems, motion, force, electrical power and resistance, mass and weight
- Working efficiently and effectively in an engineering environment
- Using and communicating technical information
Associate Android Developer, Udacity
2017-01 — 2018-04Advanced Android Development
- Writing tests to verify that the application's logic and user interface are performing as expected, and executing those tests using the developer tools.
- Implementation of the visual and navigational components of an application's design.
- Understanding of Android's top-level application components (Activity, Service, Broadcast Receiver, Content Provider) and the life cycle associated with each one.
- Determining appropriate use cases for local persisted data, and designing solutions to implement data storage using files, preferences, and databases.
- Extending applications to integrate with interfaces outside the core application experience through notifications and app widgets.
interests
Autonomous flight
CurrentI would like to create an autonomous drone.
Artificial Intelligence
CurrentI am a beginner in this field.


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CoreSight Access Library
2.3
ARM CoreSight Access Library - on target CoreSight component control
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This API group tells the library about how the trigger inputs and outputs on non-CTI components (ETMs, ETBs etc.), are connected to CTI ports in the cross-trigger fabric. More...
Modules | |
| Known CTI connections. | |
| CTI connections from ARM TRM. | |
Data Structures | |
| struct | cs_trigsrc_t |
| Trigger source object. More... | |
| struct | cs_trigdst_t |
| Trigger destination object. More... | |
Functions | |
| cs_trigsrc_t | cs_cti_trigsrc (cs_device_t cti, unsigned int portid) |
| Create a trigger source object. | |
| cs_trigdst_t | cs_cti_trigdst (cs_device_t cti, unsigned int portid) |
| Create a trigger destination object. | |
| cs_device_t | cs_trigsrc_cti (cs_trigsrc_t src) |
| Get the CTI for a trigger source object. | |
| unsigned int | cs_trigsrc_portid (cs_trigsrc_t src) |
| Get the CTI input port number from a trigger source object. More... | |
| cs_device_t | cs_trigdst_cti (cs_trigdst_t dst) |
| Get the CTI for a trigger destination object. | |
| unsigned int | cs_trigdst_portid (cs_trigdst_t dst) |
| Get the CTI output port number for a trigger destination object. More... | |
Device Trigger Signal Port Numbers | |
Zero based indexes for the Trigger I/O connected from trace components to CTI devices. | |
| #define | CS_TRIGIN_CPU_EDBGRQ 0 |
| CPU EDBGRQ - request to enter halted debug state. | |
| #define | CS_TRIGIN_CPU_DBGRESTART 1 |
| CPU DBGRESTART - request to exit halted debug state. | |
| #define | CS_TRIGOUT_CPU_DBGTRIGGER 0 |
| CPU DBGTRIGGER - CPU has accepted request to enter debug state. | |
| #define | CS_TRIGOUT_CPU_EXTOUT0 1 |
| CPU EXTOUT0 - external output #0 from ETM. | |
| #define | CS_TRIGIN_ETB_TRIGIN 0 |
| ETB TRIGIN. | |
| #define | CS_TRIGIN_ETB_FLUSHIN 1 |
| ETB FLUSHIN. | |
| #define | CS_TRIGOUT_ETB_ACQCOMP 0 |
| ETB ACQCOMP - acquisition complete. | |
| #define | CS_TRIGOUT_ETB_FULL 1 |
| ETB FULL. | |
| #define | CS_TRIGIN_TPIU_TRIGIN 0 |
| TPIU TRIGIN. | |
| #define | CS_TRIGIN_TPIU_FLUSHIN 1 |
| TPIU FLUSHIN. | |
| #define | CS_TRIGOUT_ITM_TRIGOUT 0 |
| ITM TRIGOUT. | |
| #define | CS_TRIGOUT_STM_TRIGOUTSPTE 0 |
| Pulsed on STMSPTER match. | |
| #define | CS_TRIGOUT_STM_TRIGOUTSW 1 |
| Pulsed on write to TRIG extended stimulus port. | |
| #define | CS_TRIGOUT_STM_TRIGOUTHETE 2 |
| Pulsed on STMHETER match. | |
| #define | CS_TRIGOUT_STM_ASYNCOUT 3 |
| STM Async out trigger. | |
| #define | CS_TRIGIN_STM_HWEVENT_0 0 |
| CTI output connected to edge triggered STM HW event input. | |
| #define | CS_TRIGIN_STM_HWEVENT_1 1 |
| CTI output connected to edge triggered STM HW event input. | |
| #define | CS_TRIGIN_STM_HWEVENT_2 2 |
| CTI output connected to edge triggered STM HW event input. | |
| #define | CS_TRIGIN_STM_HWEVENT_3 3 |
| CTI output connected to edge triggered STM HW event input. | |
CTI trigger connections | |
| typedef unsigned int | cs_trigoutix_t |
| Output trigger index. More... | |
| typedef unsigned int | cs_triginix_t |
| Input trigger index. More... | |
| int | cs_cti_connect_trigsrc (cs_device_t dev, cs_trigoutix_t devportid, cs_trigsrc_t src) |
| Register that some device trigger output is connected to a CTI. More... | |
| int | cs_cti_connect_trigdst (cs_trigdst_t dst, cs_device_t dev, cs_triginix_t devportid) |
| Register that a CTI is connected to some device trigger input. More... | |
| cs_trigsrc_t | cs_trigsrc (cs_device_t dev, cs_trigoutix_t devportid) |
| Find the CTI input port connected to some non-CTI component trigger output port. More... | |
| cs_trigdst_t | cs_trigdst (cs_device_t dev, cs_triginix_t devportid) |
| Find the CTI output port connected to some non-CTI component trigger input port. More... | |
This API group tells the library about how the trigger inputs and outputs on non-CTI components (ETMs, ETBs etc.), are connected to CTI ports in the cross-trigger fabric.
It is not necessary to register the connections between CPU triggers (e.g. EDBGRQ) and the CPU's own CTI.
| typedef unsigned int cs_triginix_t |
Input trigger index.
The index applies to this library only and designates named trigger input ports on non-CTI components, for example CS_TRIGIN_ETB_TRIGIN.
| typedef unsigned int cs_trigoutix_t |
Output trigger index.
The index applies to this library only and designates named trigger output ports on non-CTI components, for example CS_TRIGOUT_ETB_FULL.
| int cs_cti_connect_trigdst | ( | cs_trigdst_t | dst, |
| cs_device_t | dev, | ||
| cs_triginix_t | devportid | ||
| ) |
Register that a CTI is connected to some device trigger input.
| int cs_cti_connect_trigsrc | ( | cs_device_t | dev, |
| cs_trigoutix_t | devportid, | ||
| cs_trigsrc_t | src | ||
| ) |
Register that some device trigger output is connected to a CTI.
| cs_trigdst_t cs_trigdst | ( | cs_device_t | dev, |
| cs_triginix_t | devportid | ||
| ) |
Find the CTI output port connected to some non-CTI component trigger input port.
Return an error indicator if not found. The error indicator has a CTI of CS_ERRDESC.
| unsigned int cs_trigdst_portid | ( | cs_trigdst_t | dst | ) |
Get the CTI output port number for a trigger destination object.
FUNCTION NOT IMPLEMENTED
| cs_trigsrc_t cs_trigsrc | ( | cs_device_t | dev, |
| cs_trigoutix_t | devportid | ||
| ) |
Find the CTI input port connected to some non-CTI component trigger output port.
Return an error indicator if not found. The error indicator has a CTI of CS_ERRDESC.
| unsigned int cs_trigsrc_portid | ( | cs_trigsrc_t | src | ) |
Get the CTI input port number from a trigger source object.
FUNCTION NOT IMPLEMENTED


Created by Mikel Carozzi - Attribution License 3.0 - 2015
Theme Based on: FLATTY - Free Bootstrap 3 Theme


I was going to make my own front end to display a copy of my cv but decided to go with a neat iFrame instead which also allows you to download the pdf.
Unfortunately the viewer is not supported on mobile at the moment but you can simply click the link in the frame to open the pdf in a new tab.


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Big Cats
Lions
Here are some fun facts about lions.
- Lions weigh up to 250 kgs.
- A lion's roar can be heard up to 8 km away.
- Female lions hunt, while male lions guard their territory and their cubs.
What to do if a lion sneaks up on you:
- Freeze.
- Don't make eye contact.
- Wave your arms above your head and scream as loud as you can!
Tigers
Here are some fun facts about tigers.
- Tigers are the largest of the big cats, weighing up to 300 kg.
- Each tiger's stripes are unique.
- Tigers are very good swimmers.
Tigers
Here are some fun facts about tigers.
- Tigers are the largest of the big cats, weighing up to 300 kg.
- Each tiger's stripes are unique.
- Tigers are very good swimmers.
The most populous species left are:
- Bengal tiger (about 2,000)
- Indochinese tiger (about 1,000)
- Sumatran tiger (about 500)
Authors
A few popular supermarkets in Kenya
Nakumatt SuperMarket
Nakumatt was originally called nakuru Matteresses supermarket
Tuskys supermarket
The original name of this supermarket was Tusker Matteresses Supermarket
Kennedy mwaura


Oh hi,
Statuspage webhooks are pretty cool, (and now they support case-sensitive URLs!) but the hook payloads aren't natively compatible with Slack message hooks, which usually live at an endpoint like this:
https://hooks.slack.com/services/T00000000/B00000000/XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
This app acts as a translation proxy for Statuspage.io webhooks. All you have to do is create a new Slack webhook, and then change the domain name to match this one.
https://statuspage-slack.glitch.me/services/T00000000/B00000000/XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Here, you can even use this form to do it for you:
Once you've got the proxied URL (that points to this app), you can feed it to Statuspage's webhook subscription form, like this:
After you're signed up, you can manage your subscription as usual with the confirmation email you receive. If you want to customize the translation, feel free to remix/fork this project, and/or submit PRs to the GitHub repo!


WQMY
Hopkins & Allen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jesse James' 44 caliber Hopkins & Allen pistol, 1873 model. In 1874 Converse sold his interest in the company to brothers William and Milan Hulbert, giving the .
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hopkins_%26_Allen
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1895 Hopkins & Allen .22lr Octagon barrel S# 56 Family Heirloom ...
Mar 27, 2012 . Just a video of my grandpa's Hopkins and Allen 22 rifle. . to the early guns, but no internal parts were interchangeable with the early guns.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3JiARmgiBM
1876 Hopkins & Allen Shotgun | Gun Values Board
i have a hopkins & allen falling block shotgun hopkins & allen manufacturing co. on barrell and on the end of wood on butt says in pencil 1876 and if you remove .
http://www.gunvaluesboard.com/1876-hopkins-allen-shotgun-4625118.html
Contents |
[peter o'toole my favorite year] History
Buttplates- Bob's Gun Shop - About Gun Parts!
MILLIONS OF GUN PARTS !! FAX 24 hours a Day (501)-767- . Hopkins Allen EX Large...............$20 . #5 700 Mountain Rifle and others. Black oval 1 7/8 by 1 .
http://www.gun-parts.com/buttplates/
What is a Hopkins and Allen 12 gauge double barrel shotgun with ...
there are a bunch of variables to this question, the history of the company is a little confusing, if it has mfg. stamped after the name than it is a pre 1889 gun which .
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_a_Hopkins_and_Allen_12_gauge_double_barrel_shotgun_with_exposed_hammers_and_double_triggers_worth
The National Firearms Museum: Hopkins & Allen Ranger No 2 ...
Hopkins & Allen Manufacturing Co. of Norwich, Connecticut, was a major . with it William H. Davenport's patent for the production of high quality rifle barrels. . including machinery, blueprints, records, parts, and completed firearms that had .
http://www.nramuseum.org/the-museum/the-galleries/the-new-prosperity/case-48-the-booming-arms-industry/hopkins-allen-ranger-no-2-revolver.aspx
HOPKINS & ALLEN Accessories | Numrich Gun Parts
Need gun parts and accessories for HOPKINS & ALLEN? Look no futher, Numrich has everything you need right here for HOPKINS & ALLEN.
http://www.gunpartscorp.com/Manufacturers/HopkinsAllen-33297.htm
Hopkins & Allen
Aug 7, 2011 . In some way Hopkins & Allen Manufacturing Company (Hopkins . In 1874 Converse sold his parts (1/2 of the company's capital) to Merwin, Hulbert & Co. . It is believed that these guns were already altered before the Rollin .
http://www.american-firearms.com/american-firearms/z-html/company-H/Hopkins%20&%20Allen/Hopkins%20&%20Allen.html
Guns For Sale - Hopkins & Allen Auction
13 listings . Auction Arms is the Official Auction Website for the NRA. Hopkins & Allen Gun Auction - Buy and sell guns online from the comfort and safety of your .
http://www.gunauction.com/Manufacturers/Hopkins_&_Allen_Auction.htm
Hopkins & Allen » Antique Guns and Firearms including Antique ...
Gold Rush 1. Gun Parts, Sights 26 . #760 Hopkins & Allen 22 Factory Engraved. $595.00 . Lee arms co Red Jacket # 4 shadow box/ hopkins allen. $495.00 .
http://www.antiquegunlist.com/index.php/home/manufactures/hopkins-and-allen
Hopkins & Allen Revolvers For Sale - Guns International
Hopkins & Allen Revolvers for sale - Over 25000 Guns For Sale, Rifles, Shotguns , Revolvers, Pistols on GunsInternational.com - the #1 Gun Classifieds Web site .
http://www.gunsinternational.com/Hopkins-Allen-Revolvers.cfm?cat_id=58
Hopkins and Allen 22 Rimfire Review - YouTube
Oct 12, 2011 . 22 Hopkins & Allen revolver video. These guns are very old and were probably not designed to take the punishment of smokeless 22LR bullets. I usually use 22 . . Do you know where I could get parts for this gun?? I need this .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lEjz6mKc-4
Hoosier Gun Works : Online Catalog : Firearms Cross Reference
Hoosier Gun Works, Dealing in gun parts, 100000 gun parts, 2000 gun stocks, 1000 . b) Trade name used by the Hopkins and Allen Company on revolvers .
http://www.hoosiergunworks.com/catalog/cross_reference.html
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Wrinkles Antiques. Original Rare 1913 Hopkins & Allen Arms Co ...
Original 1913 Hopkins & Allen Arms Co. Norwich. Conn, U.S.A, Gun Repair Catalogue.The catalogue gives full description of parts 32 page catalog printed .
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Earthquakemodels
Here is the official documentation for generating Earthquake Risk Models using Genetic Algorithms.
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| def | converter2leastBestHybrid (type, region, depth, year_begin, year_end) |
| def | converter2leastBestHybridWindow (type, region, depth, year_begin, year_end) |
| def | converter2leastBestHybridSLC (type, region, depth, year_begin, year_end) |
| def | converter2leastSC (type, region, depth, year_begin, year_end) |
| def | main () |
| def code.data2plotR-ANOVA.converter2leastBest | ( | type, | |
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| depth, | |||
| year_begin, | |||
| year_end | |||
| ) |
Definition at line 7 of file data2plotR-ANOVA.py.
| def code.data2plotR-ANOVA.converter2leastBestHybrid | ( | type, | |
| region, | |||
| depth, | |||
| year_begin, | |||
| year_end | |||
| ) |
Definition at line 31 of file data2plotR-ANOVA.py.
| def code.data2plotR-ANOVA.converter2leastBestHybridSLC | ( | type, | |
| region, | |||
| depth, | |||
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Definition at line 85 of file data2plotR-ANOVA.py.
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Definition at line 56 of file data2plotR-ANOVA.py.
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Tables
See the Table
component in Garden's @zendeskgarden/react-tables
package for the latest updates.
The .c-table
components are
intended to provide consistent styling for HTML

elements. See the Garden React
tables
package for enhanced keyboard and event behavior.
Basic Layout
The basic BEM class structure is
.c-table > .c-table__row > .c-table__row__cell
, which can be used to style a table along with rows and cells.
| R0, C0 | R0, C1 | R0, C2 | R0, C3 | R0, C4 |
| R1, C0 | R1, C1 | R1, C2 | R1, C3 | R1, C4 |
| R2, C0 | R2, C1 | R2, C2 | R2, C3 | R2, C4 |
Table Modifications
Use the settings menu to modify the styling for the tables displayed throughout the page.
- Toggle "RTL" to add the
.is-rtl
table class. - Select "Display Density" to apply either
.c-table--sm
(cozy) or.c-table--lg
(airy) row sizing.
Row Modifications
Add .c-table__row--header
to style the header row for your table.
| TH, C0 | TH, C1 | TH, C2 | TH, C3 | TH, C4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| R0, C0 | R0, C1 | R0, C2 | R0, C3 | R0, C4 |
Use .c-table__row--group
to format a grouping row. Be sure to apply a colspan
attribute to the group-by cell equal to the number of columns in the table.
| Status | ||||
| R0, C0 | R0, C1 | R0, C2 | R0, C3 | R0, C4 |
| R1, C0 | R1, C1 | R1, C2 | R1, C3 | R1, C4 |
Use the "Zebra Stripes" settings control on this page
to apply .c-table__row--stripe
to every
other table row.
Cell Modifications
Most table layouts will benefit from the addition of
.c-table__row__cell--truncate
to prevent
cell content from wrapping.
| Wrapped Cell | Shaman ugh cronut iceland occupy hoodie copper mug quinoa. Shoreditch vegan paleo occupy you probably haven't heard of them. | |
| Truncated Cell | Shaman ugh cronut iceland occupy hoodie copper mug quinoa. Shoreditch vegan paleo occupy you probably haven't heard of them. |
Table cells for Garden are rendered using fixed layout.
This means cell width (which defaults to auto
)
is controlled by the first row. Add the
.c-table__row__cell--min
class to any column
that should receive a minimum amount of fixed width (i.e. columns used
to contain checkboxes or icons). The first two columns in the table
below demonstrate this treatment.
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TH, C2 | TH, C3 | TH, C4 | |
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R0, C2 | R0, C3 | R0, C4 | |
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R1, C2 | R1, C3 | R1, C4 | |
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R2, C2 | R2, C3 | R2, C4 |
Add .c-table__row__cell--overflow
to prepare a column for receiving
.c-table__row__cell__overflow
child content.
Overflow menus are displayed in the last column of the table. Overflow
for non-header rows is only displayed on hover or focus. Note, in order
to control stacking, a .is-active
state
class is toggled whenever the menu for a
.c-table__row__cell__overflow
component
is shown.
| TH, C0 | TH, C1 | TH, C2 | TH, C3 | TH, C4 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| R0, C0 | R0, C1 | R0, C2 | R0, C3 | R0, C4 | |
| R1, C0 | R1, C1 | R1, C2 | R1, C3 | R1, C4 | |
| R2, C0 | R2, C1 | R2, C2 | R2, C3 | R2, C4 |
Use
tags
within table cells to apply semibold font weight to cell text.
Table State
.c-table__row.is-hovered
.c-table__row.is-focused
.c-table__row.is-selected
.c-table__row__cell__sortable
.c-table__row__cell__sortable.is-hovered
.c-table__row__cell__sortable.is-focused
.c-table__row__cell__sortable.is-ascending
.c-table__row__cell__sortable.is-descending
.c-table__row__cell__sortable.is-ascending.is-hovered
.c-table__row__cell__sortable.is-ascending.is-focused
.c-table__row__cell__sortable.is-descending.is-hovered
.c-table__row__cell__sortable.is-descending.is-focused
.c-table__row__cell__overflow.is-hovered
.c-table__row__cell__overflow.is-focused
.c-table__row__cell__overflow.is-active


The Latest: Lizzo leads Grammy nominations with 8
NEW YORK (AP) - The Latest on the Grammy nominations (all times local):
8:41 a.m.
The Grammys are screaming “Cuz I Love You” to Lizzo: the breakthrough singer-rapper scored a whopping eight nominations, including bids for the top four awards, making her the show’s top-nominated act.
Lizzo picked up nominations for album of the year with her major-label debut, “Cuz I Love You”; song and record of the year with her anthemic No. 1 hit, “Truth Hurts”; and best new artist.
Like Lizzo, other new artists dominated with Grammy nominations on Wednesday: Billie Eilish and Lil Nas X earned six nominations apiece.
Eilish also scored nominations in the top four categories, making the 17-year-old the youngest artist in the history of the Grammys to achieve the feat. Lil Nas X is up for three of the top four awards, including album and record of the year for “Old Town Road.”
8:28 a.m.
The Grammys have announced the first nominees for its 2020 show, and contenders include Beyoncé and Taylor Swift.
Recording Academy President and CEO Deborah Dugan, who started the job earlier this year, announced at a news conference in New York City on Wednesday morning that Beyoncé’s “Spirit” and Swift’s “You Need to Calm Down” will compete for best pop solo performance. Lizzo’s “Truth Hurts,” Billie Eilish’s “Bad Guy” and Ariana Grande’s “7 Rings” - three songs that reached the No.1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 chart - are also nominated for the award.
The Grammys will announce more of its nominees at the conference and then on CBS. The show has 84 categories. The 2020 Grammys will air live from the Staples Center in Los Angeles on Jan. 26.
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Package org.springframework.util
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99%
successful |
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| AntPathMatcherTests | 24 | 0 | 0 | 1.848s | 100% |
| AssertTests | 100 | 0 | 0 | 0.532s | 100% |
| AutoPopulatingListTests | 5 | 0 | 0 | 0.525s | 100% |
| Base64UtilsTests | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0.049s | 100% |
| ClassUtilsTests | 76 | 0 | 0 | 0.153s | 100% |
| CollectionUtilsTests | 12 | 0 | 0 | 0.003s | 100% |
| CompositeIteratorTests | 5 | 0 | 0 | 0.024s | 100% |
| ConcurrentReferenceHashMapTests | 43 | 0 | 1 | 0.629s | 100% |
| DigestUtilsTests | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0.435s | 100% |
| ExceptionTypeFilterTests | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0.068s | 100% |
| ExponentialBackOffTests | 9 | 0 | 0 | 0.058s | 100% |
| FastByteArrayOutputStreamTests | 19 | 0 | 0 | 0.010s | 100% |
| FileCopyUtilsTests | 6 | 0 | 0 | 0.001s | 100% |
| FileSystemUtilsTests | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0.294s | 100% |
| FixedBackOffTests | 6 | 0 | 0 | 0.056s | 100% |
| InstanceFilterTests | 5 | 0 | 0 | 0.001s | 100% |
| LinkedCaseInsensitiveMapTests | 16 | 0 | 0 | 0.855s | 100% |
| LinkedMultiValueMapTests | 11 | 0 | 0 | 0.066s | 100% |
| MethodInvokerTests | 8 | 0 | 0 | 0.169s | 100% |
| MimeTypeTests | 38 | 0 | 0 | 0.101s | 100% |
| NumberUtilsTests | 21 | 0 | 0 | 0.018s | 100% |
| ObjectUtilsTests | 110 | 0 | 0 | 0.038s | 100% |
| PatternMatchUtilsTests | 8 | 0 | 0 | 0.013s | 100% |
| PropertiesPersisterTests | 8 | 0 | 0 | 0.005s | 100% |
| PropertyPlaceholderHelperTests | 7 | 0 | 0 | 0.015s | 100% |
| ReflectionUtilsTests | 21 | 0 | 2 | 0.525s | 100% |
| ResizableByteArrayOutputStreamTests | 5 | 0 | 0 | 0.003s | 100% |
| ResourceUtilsTests | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0.016s | 100% |
| SerializationUtilsTests | 6 | 0 | 0 | 0.164s | 100% |
| SocketUtilsTests | 24 | 0 | 0 | 2.808s | 100% |
| StopWatchTests | 5 | 1 | 0 | 1.145s | 80% |
| StreamUtilsTests | 8 | 0 | 0 | 1.733s | 100% |
| StringUtilsTests | 66 | 0 | 0 | 0.248s | 100% |
| SystemPropertyUtilsTests | 12 | 0 | 0 | 0.759s | 100% |
| TypeUtilsTests | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0.017s | 100% |


Introduction
This sample project shows how to build an executable-ark-jar based on a springboot project with the tool of sofa-ark-maven-plugin
.
Preparation
As this project depends on the ark-plugin generated by the project of sample-ark-plugin
, please ensure the sample sample-ark-plugin installed in your local maven repository before run this project.
Tools
The Maven plugin
of sofa-ark-maven-plugin
is provided to build a standard executable-ark-jar
, and just needs some simple configurations. Its maven coordinates is:
<plugin>
<groupId>com.alipay.sofa</groupId>
<artifactId>sofa-ark-maven-plugin</artifactId>
<version>${sofa.ark.version}</version>
</plugin>
Step By Step
Based on the sample project, we will describe step by step how to package a Spring Boot Web project to an executable Ark package
Creating Spring Boot Web Project
Download a standard Spring Boot Web project from the official website https://start.spring.io/
Introducing sample-ark-plugin
Configure items as follows under the main pom.xml
of the project, and add the Ark Plugin
dependency generated from another sample project, reference documents
<dependency>
<groupId>com.alipay.sofa</groupId>
<artifactId>sample-ark-plugin</artifactId>
<classifier>ark-plugin</classifier>
<version>${sofa.ark.version}</version>
</dependency>
Configuring Packaging Plugin
Configure the Maven
plugin (sofa-Ark-maven-plugin
) as follows under the main pom.xml
of the project:
<build>
<plugins>
<plugin>
<groupId>com.alipay.sofa</groupId>
<artifactId>sofa-ark-maven-plugin</artifactId>
<executions>
<execution>
<id>default-cli</id>
<!--goal executed to generate executable-ark-jar -->
<goals>
<goal>repackage</goal>
</goals>
<configuration>
<!--specify destination where executable-ark-jar will be saved, default saved to ${project.build.directory}-->
<outputDirectory>./target</outputDirectory>
<!--default none-->
<arkClassifier>executable-ark</arkClassifier>
</configuration>
</execution>
</executions>
</plugin>
</plugins>
</build>
In this sample project, we have configured only a fraction of the items, but they are enough to generate an executable Ark
package. The meaning of each configuration item is shown below:
* outputDirectory: the directory for the output Ark
package files after packaging of mvn package
;
- arkClassifier: the value of
classifier
included in theMaven
coordinates of theArk
specified for release, which is null by default;
Note that arkClassifier is null by default. If you do not specify a classifier, the Jar package uploaded to the repository is actually an executable Ark package. If you need to distinguish it from common packaging, you need to configure a value for this item.
Packaging, Installation, and Release
Similar to the operation of common projects, you can complete the installation and release of plugin package with mvn package
, mvn install
, and mvn deploy
;
Run the application
We offer two ways to start project applications on the Ark container: with the command line or in the IDE. To start in the IDE, additional dependencies need to be added. With the command line, we can directly use java -jar
to start project applications. Now we will talk about how to start Ark applications in the IDE;
- Spring Boot project: We only need to add the following dependency:
<dependency>
<groupId>com.alipay.sofa</groupId>
<artifactId>sofa-ark-springboot-starter</artifactId>
<version>${sofa.ark.version}</version>
</dependency>
- Common Java projects: Compared with Spring Boot projects, we need to add another dependency to common Java projects:
<dependency>
<groupId>com.alipay.sofa</groupId>
<artifactId>sofa-ark-support-starter</artifactId>
<version>${sofa.ark.version}</version>
</dependency>
In addition, we need to execute container start at the very beginning of the main
approach of the project, as follows:
public class Application{
public static void main(String[] args) {
SofaArkBootstrap.launch(args);
...
}
}
Running Test
SOFAArk provides two implementation classes of org.junit.runner.Runner
: ArkJUnit4Runner
and ArkBootRunner
, which are used to integrate JUnit4 test framework and Spring Test respectively. For TestNG test framework, the annotation @TestNGOnArk
is provided. For any TestNG test cases, only those annotated with @TestNGOnArk
will run above the Ark Container, otherwise they are the same as common cases.
ArkJUnit4Runner
ArkJUnit4Runner
: Similar to JUnit4
, we can run common JUnit4 test cases above the SOFAArk container with the annotation ArkJUnit4Runner
. A sample code is as follows:
@RunWith(ArkJUnit4Runner.class)
public class UnitTest {
@Test
public void test() {
Assert.assertTrue(true);
}
}
The use of ArkJUnit4Runner
and JUnit4
is almost the same, and other features of JUnit4
test framework are fully compatible,
ArkBootRunner
ArkBootRunner
is similar to SpringRunner
, refer to the documentto learn the usage of SpringRunner
. To be able to run Spring Boot test cases above the SOFAArk container, we only need to use @RunWith(ArkBootRunner.class)
to replace @RunWith(SpringRunner.class)
; A sample code is as follows:
@RunWith(ArkBootRunner.class)
@SpringBootTest(classes = SpringbootDemoApplication.class)
public class IntegrationTest {
@Autowired
private SampleService sampleService;
@Test
public void test() {
Assert.assertTrue("A Sample Service".equals(sampleService.service()));
}
}
The use of ArkBootRunner
and SpringRunner
is almost the same;
TestNGOnArk
The annotation @TestNGOnArk
is provided by SOFAArk for developers to mark which TestNG cases run above SOFAArk and which TestNG cases just run normally. For example:
@TestNGOnArk
public class TestNGTest {
public static final String TEST_CLASSLOADER = "com.alipay.sofa.ark.container.test.TestClassLoader";
@Test
public void test() {
ClassLoader tccl = Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader();
ClassLoader loader = this.getClass().getClassLoader();
Assert.assertTrue(tccl.equals(loader));
Assert.assertTrue(tccl.getClass().getCanonicalName().equals(TEST_CLASSLOADER));
}
}
The above case is annotated with @TestNGTest
. So when executing it, Ark Container will start first.


Deuteronomy 34:3
And the south, and the plain of the valley of Jericho, the city of palm trees, unto Zoar.


Items: Actions
actions table
We can define actions and their consequences (effects) for each item. To add a new action you click on . Availables actions are:
- Normal actions: with Examine, Grab, Use.
- Actions that need another element:
- Use with: Item must be used with another one. Then, the effecs will be triggered. This item is choosen by a list.
- Give to: Item must be used with a character. Then, the effecs will be triggered. This character is decided making a choice in a list which is displayed to the user.
- Custom action: Custom action allows us defining one action which adapts to our requirements. Once selected, a dialog will ask us for a name for the action, (e.g.: buy, open, throw, etc. ) and then if the action needs of another item:
- If we select Action, interaction with antoher item will not be necessary.
- If we select Interaction, a dialog will ask us for the item which interacts with it.
- Once decided, we can custom the button appearance for the action in the tab Personalization.
Each action is related, beyond some effects that will be explained later, some conditions that appear in the top table.
- Needs get to: if it is necessary to reach and item to perform an action. We can set the minimum distance between the item and the main character necessary to perform the action. This condition only have sense if it is a third person adventure.
- Conditions: in here we define the conditions which must be checked before the action is performed. If not, nothing will happen. More info about conditions.
Description and effects
Any action has a Full description for the action and Effects.
In the first, we can add all the information we want about the action.
In the second, clicking on we can add Effects for the action. More about effects.
Also, selecting Active when conditions are not and then clicking on Edit not-effects we can define the effects that will have when we perform the action but the conditions defined in top table are not met.


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THIS IS SPINAL TAP
Reviewed by Harvey Karten MGM Director: Rob Reiner Writer: Christopher Guest, Michael McKean Cast: Christopher Guest, Michael McKean, Harry Shearer, Fran Drescher, Billy Crystal, Rob Reiner
When it comes to mockumentaries and comic documentaries, no one can beat Michael Moore--whose "Roger and Me" takes aim at the CEO of General Motors for downsizing his workers and "The Big One," which further exposes corporate greed and political corruption. Perhaps the best known mockumentary of the 1980s, "This is Spinal Tap," has been digitally re-released with an expected September 2000 delivery of a VHS and a DVD with extra minutes of interviews. But extra minutes of interviews and TV appearances are not what this movie needs. It could instead use some pruning, because with its totally improvised script, redundancies, and downright unfunny takes on the rock music industry, some in the audience may feel like taking an epidural to relieve the pain. I am admittedly the guy who is more irritated by the use of that awful speech- filler, "you-know," than anyone else in the world, and this expression is used by every musician in the cast--even by the interviewer who is filming the comic action--more times than I've heard it said in any other film. Considering that 50 hours of celluloid was used to extract its 82 minutes of hardly priceless material, you'd think that director Rob Reiner could have paid his editor a little extra to delete some of these inflaters, but flaws in speech are just one of the problems of a movie that has only intermittent humor going for it.
What does work in Rob Reiner's mockrockumentary is that everything is played straight. No one winks or grins at the inanities and stupidities on display. Instead all characters speak in their own natural ways, oblivious to the vacuousness of their homespun philosophies and analyses of the ensemble's vision. The characters, Christopher Guest as guitarist Nigel Tufnel; Harry Shearer as bass player Derek Small; Michael McKean as lead singer and guitarist David St. Hubbins; David Kaff as keyboardist Viv Savage; and R.J. Parnell as drummer Mick Shrimpton are all musicians in their real lives, giving the film an added feeling of integrity. And since Rob Reiner, in the role of mockumentarian Marty DiBergi, is the production's actual director, the verisimilitude thickens.
The waggery, which is sit-comish, relies on an ever- increasing number of gaffes and misdirections by the rock ensemble known as Spinal Tap, or just Tap, a group which is seen in England just before it is to make a major North American tour beginning in New York--where it receives a rousing reception by the youthful, mostly male audience. Why the lack of women in the following? One of the band explains that their "equipment"--actually cucumbers placed inside their pants at an appropriate location--scares the girls away. In one of the few situation gags that work, bass player Derek Smalls is stopped at the airport check-in booth when despite removing all the metal from his pockets, the bewildered security guard needs to run a portable detector across his body. When the gadget hums at exactly the spot that produces that sound on Tim Allen's body in Harold Ramis's "Galaxy Quest," the offending cucumber, wrapped presumably in tin foil, is removed, and the flight continues.
As the aging group goes on a downward spiral, its audience contracting from the 10,000 that would appear at its apex and is now down to 1,500 at best, arguments break out. Artie Fufkin (Paul Shaffer), is blamed for non-existent promotion while the record company owner, Sir Denis Eton- Hogg (Patrick Macnee), objects to a sexist cover on the album, depicting a greased girl on all fours being led by a man with a leash who extends a glove to her to be smelled. An adolescent gag about one member's dying by choking on vomit (not his own vomit, but since vomit is not dusted, no one knows whose) is followed by yet another wisecrack, allegedly written by music reviewer for a theologically- decorated album cover, "On what day did the Lord create Spinal Tap, and could not He have rested on that day too?"
The movie, surprisingly enough, is best when the musicians are allowed to strut their stuff, giving us entertaining music with deliberately banal lyrics. In the movie's most prescient quip, Ian Faith (Tony Hendra), the group's manager, dismisses the idea that the band is losing favor with the masses. "The fans are just becoming more selective," in Faith's view. "This is Spinal Tap" is likely to be picked up by just such a "selective" fan base when it re-appears in theaters on September 1.
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symbol list_symbols()
A named list, see names(symbol)
for all sign names.


Research
I’ve worked on a wide array of projects over my career in astronomy; here are some I’ve been most involved in. Please click the links for a bit more info about what I’ve done!
Globular Clusters:
Much of my graduate career has revolved around the study of extragalactic globular cluster populations. These fascinating objects are extremely exotic environments compared to the Sun’s local neighborhood in our galaxy. The global properties of these systems tell us a great deal about how a particular galaxy has evolved over its lifetime to appear as it does today.
Bayesian Modelling of Globular Cluster Systems in Wide-Field Imaging:
My thesis work focuses on cataloging and characterizing the globular cluster populations of the 25 nearby galaxies in the SLUGGS Survey. I am developing a novel Bayesian method for simultaneous modelling of both the globular clusters and nuisance contaminants in our photometric samples.
Hubble Imaging of Globular Cluster Systems:
One alternative to ground-based globular cluster imaging is to use the instruments aboard the Hubble Space Telescope. While the time is much more difficult to attain and the field of view is much smaller, the quality of Hubble imaging is unparalleled, allowing near-perfect discrimination between bona fide globular clusters and contaminants.
Relevant Papers: Jennings et al. 2014a
Ultra Compact Dwarf Galaxies:
Ultra-compact dwarf galaxies are star clusters that are intermediate in size and mass between globular clusters and dwarf galaxies. The processes that create globular clusters are totally distinct from those that create dwarf galaxies, and which family ultra-compact dwarfs fit is an unresolved question.
Relevant Papers: Jennings et al. 2015
The Mass Function of Supernova Progenitor Stars:
Once upon a time in undergrad, I worked on a project to estimate the masses of supernova progenitor stars thousands of years after they had exploded based on the properties of their surrounding stellar populations. By applying this method to the outstanding Panchromatic Hubble Andromeda Treasury dataset, we were able to increase the number of supernova progenitor mass measurements in the literature by a factor of five.
Relevant Papers: Jennings et al. 2012, Jennings et al. 2014b


a05_moca_100k.Rmd
Here we apply haystack
to 100k cells from the Mouse Organogenesis Cell Atlas (MOCA). The sparse matrix data was downloaded from the MOCA website. The data was converted into a Seurat object and processed following the standard pipeline.
x <- read_rds(here("data-raw/moca_100k.rds")) x
## An object of class Seurat
## 16811 features across 100000 samples within 1 assay
## Active assay: RNA (16811 features, 2000 variable features)
## 2 dimensional reductions calculated: pca, umap
We run haystack
using the method highD with the default threshold for detection, which is more than 1.
system.time({ res <- haystack(x, method = "highD") })
## user system elapsed
## 2397.740<PHONE_NUMBER>.232
It takes 48 minutes to complete in a standard personal computer. Here we show the top 10 genes selected by haystack
.
top <- show_result_haystack(res, n = 10) top
## D_KL log.p.vals log.p.adj T.counts
## Ppp1r1c 0.17135507 -176.2468 -172.0212 1041
## Itih2 0.17876325 -172.0384 -167.8128 634
## A1cf 0.27125529 -168.8895 -164.6639 418
## Gm43449 0.15025195 -161.1296 -156.9040 585
## Fyb 0.14040878 -158.3336 -154.1080 590
## Apob 0.15036594 -157.6220 -153.3965 539
## Trim55 0.12758730 -156.5981 -152.3725 640
## Inpp5d 0.10239601 -152.3932 -148.1676 881
## Abcc2 0.23483323 -150.4938 -146.2682 359
## Cdh19 0.09594113 -149.7875 -145.5619 903
And here we plot the expression of the top 4 genes.
FeaturePlot(x, rownames(top)[1:4], order = TRUE) & NoAxes()


Problem Set 3: Sugary Finite Computation
Problem Set 3 is available here: ps3.pdf (you will also need the ps3.zip file described in the PDF). It is due on Monday, 30 September at 2:59pm. (Note the unusual due date and time. The schedule is unusual because of Exam 1, which will be held Wednesday, 2 October, in class.)
The purpose of this assignment is to continue to develop your understanding of finite computation, focusing on the material in Chapter 4 of the textbook and what we cover in Class 7 and Class 8 and Class 9. This assignment is also meant to prepare you for Exam 1, which will be held in class on Wednesday, 2 October (a separate post will provide more details on Exam 1). In addition to the graded problems, we have provided some additional problems to help you prepare for Exam 1. You do not need to turn anything in for these problems, but we expect that most students will benefit from doing them to be prepared to do well on the exam.
This assignment involves both PDF and Jupyter parts, and you should
submit both your ps3.ipynb
and ps3.pdf
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Typically the RS4 range is associated with car wankers but it's appeal to them originates in the fact that it is a very good car (and it was scene as an alternative to the M3 - like how people opt for Android simply because it's not Apple) Link to Carsales
That's it for v8 roadsters in the price bracket -> next is v8 coupe/sedan
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Not a roadster but definitely a motoring icon - with a design that tips its hat to the original you'll get the feeling of driving the ol '68 'stang but with the modern interior and safety improvements; so convincing Gayle to join you in jaunts to Montville will be easy. Link to Carsales
I have driven the 2008 model and it was one of my all-time favourites; the engine note alone is something to behold - it's effectively the combination of an orgasm and velvet. It is slightly faked in that it has a tuned exhaust but who am I to care. Link to Carsales
The E92 is considered to be one of the best incarnations of the M3 - it's the epitome of BMW's sleek curve designs they implemented in the mid 2000s before they started going nuts with creases. Like the RS4 it has a small wanker-ish following. Link to Carsales
That's it for v8s in general in the price bracket -> next is v6
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I've driven a cayman and a cayenne in the past and I can definitely say there's something about Porsches that just feel right, like a good fitting jacket. Good handling, throttle response, great sound. I'm not sure how much this would be to maintain after market but i'm not sure if that's a deciding factor for you. Link to Carsales
Hands down the modern epitome of european roadster. I haven't had the privilege of driving a Z4 but it's one of those strikingly beautiful cars that one could stare at indefinitely and not get tired of it. Like a sunset. Link to Carsales
I'm not sure if you're open to rice burners but the 350z is one of my favourite in its class. The 370z has a more square footprint which makes for excellent handling ala the lancia stratos. Link to Carsales
That's it for v6 roadsters in the price bracket -> next is 4cyl
Punchy economical fun
Like the previous z4 you saw except cheaper to run and newer! Link to Carsales
I drove a previous version of this car with a v6 and it was weird, fun, but weird. It had all the typical german automaker refinements but driving it felt a little beastly. Like someone had a custom-tailored suit made for a rabid pitbull. From memory they can cost a bit to get serviced but again didn't factor this in when selecting. Link to Carsales
I can't speak first-hand about this car but I can certainly vouch for the Mazda Mx-5 (as it's just a reskinned Mx5 ND) - The fiat 124 was your typical romanticised italian roadster for the people, there were a ton of the classic ones floating about florence when we were there. This modern take (akin to the mustang) allows for historical reminiscing while not having to worry about the lack of headrests, seatbelts, airbags etc of the original model. I can safely say if it were my money i'd go for this or an MX5 in a heartbeat - modern 4cyl sportscars are fun as fuck. Link to Carsales
Seriously though, I've driven the MX5 ND and it's all the sportscar one needs and it has one of the most comfortable dirving positions of any "fun" car i've driven - with the exception of the Jaguar F-Type - that thing was the bee's knees... but also many $$$ more... <_<


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I am an Australian Ruby developer, and also an editorial cartoonist and illustrator with a background in animation.
I enjoy writing code with these technologies.
I'm at my best when I have my head down, headphones on and tapping away at the keyboard. Phones are disruptive to the creative process. Please contact me with your questions.


- Explain a situation where you have had an ethical decision to make. Discuss how you weighed up the values involved in that decision, the decision you made and the consequences of the action you took.
I once went to a restaurant and paid by cash upon leaving. Minutes later I discovered that I got $100 instead of $50 in change. I went back to the restaurant and returned the money. Even though I felt sorry for the restaurant staff who got an earful from her manager, ultimately I was glad that I’d made the decision.
The values involved with that decision were: Honesty, fairness and self-respect. Had I kept the money, it wouldn’t have made me a better person, in fact I would’ve started to resent myself for that action. The consequences were that the waitress got in trouble for not paying attention when counting money, increased self-respect for myself, and a sense of integrity.
- Describe how your culture has influenced your values and identity.
I was born in China but came to NZ at a very young age. I remember the feeling of not belonging anywhere, as I did not have a lot of friends and I did not speak much English. My dad(single parent) was not around due to his own issues, and I was a lonely child growing up. But that experience also shaped my unique personality. I enjoy freedom of thought, being, and action. I despise being put in a situation where monotony and lack of creative thinking is the norm. I have also acquired the ability to self-amuse and have pushed beyond my comfort zone in terms of socialising with others. Because of my harsh childhood I have extra empathy and compassion for everyone.
Overall, my values are compassion, empathy, freedom, curiosity, having space to think, create and grow.
I consider myself a constantly-evolving being, adapting to wherever I go. This is reflected in my music preference, which is quite diverse and random. I don’t consider myself as just being Chinese or Kiwi, but rather, the sum of all of the cultural/personal influences I’ve had, plus my values, strengths, and flaws.
- Evaluate your strengths and limitations in terms of your learning and career development
My limitations are: time management, focus, and self-doubt.
My lack of time management will negatively affect my learning as well as all other areas of my life. I tend to get bored easily if I can’t solve a problem for a period of time, or if the task is perceived to be too steep. My self-doubt affects my confidence in my ability to complete a task I am perfectly capable of doing.
My strengths are: Curiosity, empathy, compassion and open-mindedness. I could use these traits to my advantage by applying curiosity and open-mindedness to my learning, and using empathy and compassion to communicate with my cohorts, co-workers and clients. I am open and honest in my interaction with others and I believe it would be beneficial to my career in terms of creating positive relationships at work, which in turn would boost creativity and efficiency.
- Identify which of your strengths might help you in your learning journey and how they might intersect with learning obstacles.
Curiosity helps me in my desire to understand new knowledge, but it can also hinder my work progress by driving me to fixate on issues that don’t need to be fixated on. Part of this also stems from my perfectionist streak(wanting to get everything perfect...when it’s the perfect moment to), thus creating procrastination.
- Share an example from your experience of where you were trying to work productively with others, but there was resistance or tension. Discuss the strategies you used at that time, how effective they were, and your reflections on what other strategies you would try now, and why.
No examples come to mind as of yet, but generally when I encounter tension, I prefer to address it before it gets out of hand. Reminding others of the same goal we’re trying to achieve, by actively listening to their point of view, respecting it whether I agree or not. And in turn, share my point of view without blame, judgement, or resentment. Focusing on the solution instead of the problem.


Jeremy Corbyn vows to exclude NHS from trade deals as PM accused of ‘secrecy’
The Labour leader said US and British government officials have met six times on a “sell-out” American trade deal.
Jeremy Corbyn has accused Boris Johnson of being engaged in “secret talks” on a “sell-out” American trade deal which he claims will drive up the cost of medicines and open the NHS up to further privatisation.
The Labour leader said US and British government officials have met six times and he called on the Prime Minister to “come clean and immediately publish in full all documents relating to those meetings”.
Mr Corbyn said a deal with Donald Trump would mean “an end to drug price controls” because the US president is “determined to push up the price”.
In an article in the Observer, Mr Corbyn promised a Labour government will “exclude the NHS, medicines and public services from any trade deals – and make that binding in law”.
He wrote: “There is a plot against our NHS. Boris Johnson is engaged in a cover-up of secret talks for a sell-out American trade deal that would drive up the cost of medicines and lead to runaway privatisation of our health service.
“US corporations want to force up the price we pay for drugs, which could drain £500 million a week from the NHS.
“And they demand the green light for full access to Britain’s public health system for private profit.
“Our public services are not bargaining chips to be traded in secret deals.
“Claims that this is scaremongering simply ignore the facts. US and British government officials have met six times in secret and discussed the cost of medicines.
“British officials have even met US drugs firms directly. When campaigners forced the release of reports about the meetings, the government censored almost every word in them, with page after page of blacked out lines.
“Johnson must come clean and immediately publish in full all documents relating to those meetings.
“And he must finally publish the UK’s official negotiating objectives – as the US has. The public deserves to know what is being sold off in a deal with Trump.”


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About the authors
Juan R Gonzalez is an Associate Research Professor leading the Bioinformatics Research Group in Epidemiology (BRGE) at Barcelona Institute for Global Health (brge.isglobal.org, https://github.com/isglobal-brge). He has published extensively on methods and bioinformatics tools to detect structural variants from genomic data and to perform different types of omic association studies. Dr. González is the author of many R and Bioconductor packages including state-of-the-art libraries such as SNPassoc or MAD that have been used to discover new susceptibility genetic factor for complex diseases.
Alejandro Caceres is a Senior Statistician in the Bioinformatics Research Group in Epidemiology at Barcelona Institute for Global Health. He has large experience in developing new statistical methods to exploit genomic, transcriptomic and epigenomic data obtained from public repositories. Dr. Caceres is the author of several R and Bioconductor packages that have been used, for instance, to study the role of polymorphic genomic inversions in complex diseases or to investigate how the downregulation of chromosome Y may affect age-related diseases.


The power spectrum form is a different representation of a continuous signal.
One can think of a signal as a sound wave that is a superposition of different frequencies $\omega_n$, each with amplitude $\alpha_n$, and relative phases $\theta_n$.
Any signal of period $2L$ can be decomposed in terms of the amplitude and relative phase of its discrete frequency modes. Its two parameters $\alpha_n$ and $\theta_n$,
enable us to measure the amount of
each frequency $\omega_n=\frac{n\pi}{L}$ contained in the signal, and the relative phase difference between the $n^{th}$ frequency and a cosine wave centered at $x=0$.
This is simply a different way to represent a signal
rather than decomposing it into its even and odd parts.
For some even functions, when the period transitions from 0 to negative, the value of
$\theta_n$ change from $0$ to $\pi$ or vice versa. Why do you think
this happens? (This happens because the value of $a_n$ changes sign ($b_n$ is 0) causing the value of
$\theta_n$ to change. For $b_n = 0$, $\tan^{-1}(\frac{b_n}{a_n})$ can be both
0 or $\pi$ depending on whether $a_n$ is positive or negative. Not all even functions exhibit this.
The parabola for example, has its $a_n$ proportional to $L^2$, so its sign does not change when L changes sign.
Orthogonal functions
Two functions $f$ and $g$ are said to be orthogonal if their inner product $\langle f,g\rangle$ is 0. Just like basis vectors in a finite vector space,
a set of orthogonal functions can form an infinite basis in a function space and a linear sum of these basis functions can describe any function in that function space.
For functions that are periodic over $-L < x \leq L$ with a period of $2L$, the fourier components $\rightarrow$ $\sin(\frac{\pi x}{L}), \cos(\frac{\pi x}{L}),
\sin(\frac{2\pi x}{L}), \cos(\frac{2\pi x}{L})...$ and so on form a complete orthogonal set that can be used to describe these functions. This means that increasing the amplitude of one of the components does not affect the other components, so changing the amount of any frequency contained
in a signal leaves all the other frequencies unaffected.


MoMo Results HTML Format
See this sample HTML results file.
The MoMo HTML file contains five sections:
- Links: links to 1) the first motif found, 2) debugging information,
3) the results in TSV format, and the motifs in MEME motif format
- Program Information: version, availability and citation information
- Peptide Preprocessing: information on MoMo's preprocessing of the modified peptides in its input
- Results: the motifs found by MoMo
- Debugging Information: the command line and the parameters given to MoMo
Motifs are reported in the Results section in the order in which they are found
by MoMo. The entry for each motif contains three entries:
- Motif Description Line: the regular expression for the motif and various statistics
- Sequence Logo: a visual representation of the motif
- Motif Occurrences: the list of foreground peptides matching the motif
The Motif Description Line contains the following fields, depending on the algorithm you chose:
- All algorithms
- 'motif:' - (a string similar to) a regular expression describing the motif. Lower case 'x' represents
a match to any residue the non-central positions. The central peptide and its modification
weight (if any) is surrounded by '_' characters. If --single-motif-per-mass was specified,
the central peptide will be represented by an uppercase 'X', which also represents
a match to any residue.
- simple
- 'motif:' - the regular expression describing the motif. Lower case 'x' represents
the wildcard character in the non-central positions. The central peptide and its modification
weight (if any) is surrounded by '_' characters. If --single-motif-per-mass was specified,
the central peptide will be represented by an uppercase 'X'.
- 'fg_matches:' - the number of peptides matching the motif.
- motif-x or modl
- 'score:' - the algorithm-dependent score.
For motif-x, this is the sum over the significant position/residue pairs of -log(pbinomial);
for modl, this is the increase in description length in bits if that motif was removed from the final set of motifs.
- 'fg:' - the number of foreground peptides matching the motif, followed by '/',
followed by the total number of foreground peptides with the given central modification.
- 'bg:' - the number of background peptides matching the motif, followed by '/',
followed by the total number of background peptides with the given central modification.
- 'fg/bg:' - the fold enrichment of the foreground vs. the background counts.
- 'unadjusted p-value:' - the p-value of the Fisher Exact test on the
enrichment of the motif in the foreground vs. the background peptides. This
value does NOT accurately represent the statistical significance of the
motif, but should be interpreted as a score only.
- motif-x -- The following additional fields appear for motif-x when used without --db-background, and
DO accurately represent the statistical significance of the motif.
- 'tests:' - the number of independent tests performed in the search for the motif,
which is the number of position/residue pairs motif-x tested for statistical significance.
- 'adjusted p-value:' - the p-value of the Fisher Exact test on the
enrichment of the motif in the foreground vs. the background peptides, adjusted
for the number of independent tests (1 - (1-pvalue)^tests).
- Note 1: For motif-x, the foreground and background counts are based on
all the peptides unless the --harvard option
is specified, in which case the counts are based on the remaining peptides.
MoMo Results Text Format
See this sample motifs file.
The Results Text file contains each of the motifs found by MoMo in MEME motif format.
MoMo creates these position-frequency matrix motifs by aligning the foreground peptides matching
the motif and computing the position-frequency matrix. No pseudo-counts are added.
For motif-x motifs, MoMo writes the value of 'tests' times the 'unadjusted p-value' in the E-value field,
and '1' in that field for all other types of motifs.


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Lab 1: SAML Service Provider (SP) Lab¶
The purpose of this lab is to configure and test a SAML Service Provider. Students will configure the various aspects of a SAML Service Provider, import and bind to a SAML Identity Provider and test SP‑Initiated SAML Federation.
Objective:
- Gain an understanding of SAML Service Provider(SP) configurations and its component parts
- Gain an understanding of the access flow for SP-Initiated SAML
Lab Requirements:
- All Lab requirements will be noted inƒ the tasks that follow
Estimated completion time: 25 minutes
TASK 1 ‑ Configure the SAML Service Provider (SP)¶
SP Service¶
Begin by selecting: Access -> Federation -> SAML Service Provider -> Local SP Services
Click the Create button (far right)
In the Create New SAML SP Service dialog box click General Settings in the left navigation pane and key in the following as shown:
Name: app.f5demo.com
Entity ID: https://app.f5demo.com
Click OK on the dialogue box
Note
The yellow box on Host will disappear when the Entity ID is entered.
IdP Connector¶
Click on Access ‑> Federation ‑> SAML Service Provider ‑> External IdP Connectors or click on the SAML Service Provider tab in the horizontal navigation menu and select External IdP Connectors
Click specifically on the Down Arrow next to the Create button (far right)
Select From Metadata from the drop down menu
In the Create New SAML IdP Connector dialogue box, click Browse and select the idp.partner.com‑app_metadata.xml file from the Desktop of your jump host.
In the Identity Provider Name field enter idp.partner.com:
Click OK on the dialog box
Note
The idp.partner.com-app_metadata.xml was created previously. Oftentimes, IdP providers will have a metadata file representing their IdP service. This can be imported to save object creation time as it has been done in this lab
Click on the Local SP Services from the SAML Service Providers tab in the horizontal navigation menu
Click the checkbox next to the previously created app.f5demo.com and click Bind/Unbind IdP Connectors at the bottom of the GUI
- In the Edit SAML IdP’s that use this SP dialogue box, click the
Add New Row button
In the added row, click the Down Arrow under SAML IdP Connectors and select the /Common/idp.partner/com SAML IdP Connector previously created
Click the Update button and the OK button at the bottom of the dialog box
Under the Access ‑> Federation ‑> SAML Service Provider ‑> Local SP Services menu you should now see the following (as shown):
Name: app.f5demo.com
SAML IdP Connectors: idp.partner.com
TASK 2 ‑ Configure the SAML SP Access Policy¶
Begin by selecting Access ‑> Profiles/Policies ‑> Access Profiles (Per‑Session Policies)
Click the Create button (far right)
In the New Profile window, key in the following:
Name: app.f5demo.com‑policy
Profile Type: All
(from drop down)Profile Scope: Profile
(default)Scroll to the bottom of the New Profile window to the Language Settings
Select English from the Factory Built‑in Languages on the right, and click the Double Arrow (<<), then click the Finished button.
From the Access ‑> Profiles/Policies ‑> Access Profiles (Per‑Session Policies) screen, click the Edit link on the previously created
app.f5demo.com‑policy
lineIn the Visual Policy Editor window for
/Common/app.f5demo.com‑policy
, click the Plus (+) Sign between Start and DenyIn the pop‑up dialog box, select the Authentication tab and then click the Radio Button next to SAML Auth
Once selected, click the Add Item button
In the SAML Auth configuration window, select
/Common/app.f5demo.com
from the AAA Server drop down menuClick the Save button at the bottom of the window
In the Visual Policy Editor window for
/Common/app.f5demo.com‑policy
, click the Plus (+) Sign on the Successful branch following SAML AuthIn the pop-up dialog box, select the Assignment tab, and then click the Radio Button next to Variable Assign
Once selected, click the Add Item buton
In the Variable Assign configuration window, click the Add New Entry button
Under the new Assignment row, click the Change link
In the pop‑up window, configure the following:
Left Pane Variable Type: Custom Variable
Security: Unsecure
Value: session.logon.last.username
Right Pane Variable Type: Session Variable
Session Variable: session.saml.last.attr.name.emailaddress
Click the Finished button at the bottom of the configuration window
Click the Save button at the bottom of the Variable Assign dialog window
In the Visual Policy Editor select the Deny ending along the fallback branch following the Variable Assign
From the Select Ending dialog box, select the Allow button and then click Save
In the Visual Policy Editor click Apply Access Policy (top left) and close the Visual Policy Editor
TASK 3 ‑ Create the SP Virtual Server & Apply the SP Access Policy¶
Begin by selecting Local Traffic -> Virtual Servers
Click the Create button (far right)
In the New Virtual Server window, key in the following as shown:
General Properties Name: app.f5demo.com
Destination Address/Mask: <IP_ADDRESS>
Service Port: 443
Configuration HTTP Profile: http
(drop down)SSL Profile (Client) app.f5demo.com‑clientssl
Access Policy Access Profile: app.f5demo.com‑policy
Resources iRules: application‑irule
Scroll to the bottom of the configuration window and click Finished
Note
The iRule is being added in order to simulate an application server to validate successful access.
TASK 4 ‑ Test the SAML SP¶
Using your browser from the jump host, navigate to the SAML SP you just configured at
https://app.f5demo.com
(or click the provided bookmark)Did you successfuly redirect to the IdP?
Log in to the IdP. Were you successfully authenticated?
Note
Use the credentials provided in the Authentication section at the beginning of this guide (user/Agility1)
After successful authentication, were you returned to the SAML SP?
Were you successfully authenticated to the app in the SAML SP?
Review your Active Sessions (Access ‑> Overview ‑> Active Sessions)
Review your Access Report Logs (Access ‑> Overview ‑> Access Reports)


| 015:078 Khan | : |
And the dwellers in the wood [i.e. the people of Madyan (Midian) to whom Prophet Shu'aib was sent by Allah), were also Zalimun (polytheists and wrong-doers, etc.). |
| 015:078 Maulana | : |
And the dwellers of the thicket were indeed iniquitous: |
| 015:078 Pickthal | : |
And the dwellers in the wood indeed were evil-doers. |
| 015:078 Rashad | : |
The people of the woods also were transgressors. |
| 015:078 Sarwar | : |
Since the People of the Forest were unjust, |
| 015:078 Shakir | : |
And the dwellers of the thicket also were most surely unjust. |
| 015:078 Sherali | : |
And the people of the Wood, too, were surely wrongdoers. |
| 015:078 Yusufali | : |
And the Companions of the Wood were also wrong-doers; |
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1) First, pick a character sprite of your preference and a backdrop for your world. When the green flag is clicked, make your character greet the player and introduce the world.
2) Select another character or object. When the spacebar is pressed, make the character play a sound and glide through the screen.
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