This package is a template for new medium models. For a new medium model just make a copy of this package, remove the "partial" keyword from the package and provide the information that is requested in the comments of the Modelica source.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| BaseProperties | Base properties of medium |
| ThermodynamicState | A selection of variables that uniquely defines the thermodynamic state |
| dynamicViscosity | Return dynamic viscosity |
| thermalConductivity | Return thermal conductivity |
| specificEntropy | Return specific entropy |
| specificHeatCapacityCp | Return specific heat capacity at constant pressure |
| specificHeatCapacityCv | Return specific heat capacity at constant volume |
| isentropicExponent | Return isentropic exponent |
| velocityOfSound | Return velocity of sound |


This is a basic template for adding SoundManager to your page.
This page includes the SM2 script, which starts up on its own as appropriate. By default it will try to start as soon as possible.
The minimal code needed to get SoundManager 2 going is below, with configurable parts. You can copy/paste it to get started.
<!-- include SM2 library -->
<script type="text/javascript" src="/path/to/soundmanager2.js"></script>
<!-- configure it for your use -->
<script type="text/javascript">
soundManager.url = '/path/to/sm2-flash-files/'; // directory where SM2 .SWFs live
/*
* Note that SoundManager will determine and append the appropriate .SWF file to the URL,
* eg. /path/to/sm2-flash-files/soundmanager2.swf automatically.
*
* Bonus: Read up on HTML5 audio support, if you're feeling adventurous.
* iPad/iPhone and devices without flash installed will always attempt to use it.
*
* Also, See the flashblock demo when you want to start getting fancy.
*/
// disable debug mode after development/testing..
// soundManager.debugMode = false;
// The basics: onready() callback
soundManager.onready(function(){
// SM2 has loaded - now you can create and play sounds!
var mySound = soundManager.createSound({
id: 'aSound',
url: '/path/to/an.mp3'
// onload: myOnloadHandler,
// other options here..
});
mySound.play();
});
// Optional: ontimeout() callback for handling start-up failure
soundManager.ontimeout(function(){
// Hrmm, SM2 could not start. Flash blocker involved? Show an error, etc.?
});
</script>
It's good to let users see the flash component of SM2, so those with flash blockers can unblock it and allow SM2 to start. For more info on this, see the Flashblock example.
If you prefer to have the library wait for window.onload() before making onready() / ontimeout() callbacks, you can modify SM2's "waitForWindowLoad" property:
soundManager.waitForWindowLoad = true;
SoundManager 2 will write to a debug <div> element or a javascript console if available, by default. To disable it, simply set the relevant property to false:
soundManager.debugMode = false;
To see related configuration code, refer to the source of this page which basically does all of the above "for real."
If SM2 is failing to start and throwing errors due to flash security, timeouts or other issues, check out the troubleshooting tool which can help you fix things.
Once development is finished, you can also use the "minified" (down to 10% of original size with gzip!) version of SM2, which has debug output and comments removed for you: soundmanager2-nodebug-jsmin.js. Serve with gzip compression wherever possible for best bandwidth savings.


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On leaving University College London
September 7, 2015
TL;DR: I applied to MIT a year before finishing and I dropped out from the 4 year course at UCL In the last few days, I had this recurring conversation on how I left University College London.
I was coming from an intense experience at Mozilla, where I strengthen my interest in decentralizing the web. I felt that the time spent in London was not going in that direction. Although the time spent at University College London was really exciting, I felt that was not the place I wanted to be. I wanted to work on my ideas, like Bubbles11 Interoperable decentralized data storage, crowd and I could not find professors interested in web protocols, standards and decentralized systems; more than that, very few undergraduate students carry on research with professors at UCL. I really believe I can make a change, but I felt I didn’t have the tools. It has been extremely complicated and psychologically stressful time.
I remember when, a two years ago, discussing with Esben and Vera, I said “if I will ever work for a company, I would work for Mozilla, if I will ever do a PhD, I want to go at MIT working with Tim Berners Lee. That was pure daydreaming, but is all this wondering just words that we say, or reality we wish it could happen?
So, I decided to apply to MIT - even though I needed one more year to graduate. I had found out that one could drop out from the degree and leave with a BSc in Computing, instead of Computer Science. So, I decided, that if that was the case, I would have gone that route22 I found out that BSc in Computing is basically equivalent to Computer Science, University of Cambridge and Imperial College London for example, only award this title.
Because I feared that not having a final year dissertation could have been a minus, I worked hard with Ellery to get A Strong Lexical Matching Method for the Machine Comprehension Test published at EMNLP 2015. Also, a couple of weeks ago, I got informed that I have been awarded the Dean’s List Award for Outstanding academic performance.
At the end I got in and it all played well.
Family and friends were very close in this period of stress and internal crisis (especially September to December), I would not have had this strength otherwise.
- Nicola Greco,
Keep on rocking the decentralized web


google.resumable_media.upload module¶
Support for resumable uploads.
Also supported here are simple (media) uploads and multipart uploads that contain both metadata and a small file as payload.
-
class
google.resumable_media.upload.
MultipartUpload
(upload_url)¶ Bases:
google.resumable_media.upload._UploadBase
Upload a resource with metadata to a Google API.
A multipart upload sends both metadata and the resource in a single (multipart) request.
Parameters: upload_url (str) – The URL where the content will be uploaded. -
finished
¶ bool – Flag indicating if the upload has completed.
-
transmit
(transport, data, metadata, content_type)¶ Transmit the resource to be uploaded.
Parameters: - transport (object) – An object which can make authenticated
requests via a
post()
method which accepts an upload URL, adata
keyword argument and aheaders
keyword argument. - data (bytes) – The resource content to be uploaded.
- metadata (
Mapping
[str
,str
]) – The resource metadata, such as an ACL list. - content_type (str) – The content type of the resource, e.g. a JPEG
image has content type
image/jpeg
.
Returns: The HTTP response returned by
transport
.Return type: - transport (object) – An object which can make authenticated
requests via a
-
-
google.resumable_media.upload.
PERMANENT_REDIRECT
= 308¶ int – Permanent redirect status code.
It is used by Google services to indicate some (but not all) of a resumable upload has been completed.
http.client.PERMANENT_REDIRECT
was added in Python 3.5, so can’t be used in a “general” code base.For more information, see RFC 7238.
-
class
google.resumable_media.upload.
ResumableUpload
(upload_url, chunk_size)¶ Bases:
google.resumable_media.upload._UploadBase
Initiate and fulfill a resumable upload to a Google API.
A resumable upload sends an initial request with the resource metadata and then gets assigned an upload ID / upload URL to send bytes to. Using the upload URL, the upload is then done in chunks (determined by the user) until all bytes have been uploaded.
Parameters: Raises: ValueError
– Ifchunk_size
is not a multiple ofUPLOAD_CHUNK_SIZE
.-
bytes_uploaded
¶ int – Number of bytes that have been uploaded.
-
chunk_size
¶ int – The size of each chunk used to upload the resource.
-
finished
¶ bool – Flag indicating if the upload has completed.
-
initiate
(transport, stream, metadata, content_type)¶ Initiate a resumable upload.
Parameters: - transport (object) – An object which can make authenticated
requests via a
post()
method which accepts an upload URL, adata
keyword argument and aheaders
keyword argument. - stream (IO[bytes]) – The stream (i.e. file-like object) that will
be uploaded. The stream must be at the beginning (i.e.
stream.tell() == 0
). - metadata (
Mapping
[str
,str
]) – The resource metadata, such as an ACL list. - content_type (str) – The content type of the resource, e.g. a JPEG
image has content type
image/jpeg
.
Returns: The HTTP response returned by
transport
.Return type: - transport (object) – An object which can make authenticated
requests via a
-
invalid
¶ bool – Indicates if the upload is in an invalid state.
This will occur if a call to
transmit_next_chunk()
fails. To recover from such a failure, callrecover()
.
-
recover
(transport)¶ Recover from a failure.
This method should be used when a
ResumableUpload
is in aninvalid
state due to a request failure.This will verify the progress with the server and make sure the current upload is in a valid state before
transmit_next_chunk()
can be used again.Parameters: transport (object) – An object which can make authenticated requests. Returns: The HTTP response returned by transport
.Return type: object
-
transmit_next_chunk
(transport)¶ Transmit the next chunk of the resource to be uploaded.
In the case of failure, an exception is thrown that preserves the failed response:
>>> error = None >>> try: ... upload.transmit_next_chunk(transport) ... except resumable_media.InvalidResponse as caught_exc: ... error = caught_exc ... >>> error InvalidResponse('Request failed with status code', 400, 'Expected one of', <HTTPStatus.OK: 200>, 308) >>> error.response <Response [400]>
Parameters: transport (object) – An object which can make authenticated requests. Returns: The HTTP response returned by transport
.Return type: object Raises: InvalidResponse
– If the status code is not 200 or 308.
-
-
class
google.resumable_media.upload.
SimpleUpload
(upload_url)¶ Bases:
google.resumable_media.upload._UploadBase
Upload a resource to a Google API.
A simple media upload sends no metadata and completes the upload in a single request.
Parameters: upload_url (str) – The URL where the content will be uploaded. -
finished
¶ bool – Flag indicating if the upload has completed.
-
transmit
(transport, data, content_type)¶ Transmit the resource to be uploaded.
Parameters: - transport (object) – An object which can make authenticated
requests via a
post()
method which accepts an upload URL, adata
keyword argument and aheaders
keyword argument. - data (bytes) – The resource content to be uploaded.
- content_type (str) – The content type of the resource, e.g. a JPEG
image has content type
image/jpeg
.
Returns: The HTTP response returned by
transport
.Return type: - transport (object) – An object which can make authenticated
requests via a
-
-
google.resumable_media.upload.
UPLOAD_CHUNK_SIZE
= 262144¶ int – Chunks in a resumable upload must come in multiples of 256 KB.


Cryptography, cryptography, cryptography...When you first hear this term, you probably think of those hackers in the movies who type some nonsense to hide some data or to crack passwords. Well, let us tell you, it isn't that easy and straightforward (neither absolutely true). Since you are already here, you probably want to learn what the cryptography really is and what are the concepts you can use. So let us begin...
How to define cryptography? One of our favorite definitions is from Handbook of Applied Cryptography by Menezes, van Oorschot and Vanstone that says that cryptography is the study of mathematical techniques related to aspects of information
security such as confidentiality, data integrity, entity authentication, and data origin authentication. As such, cryptography is not the only means of providing information security, but rather one set of techniques.
So, what are cryptographic goals? Looking at the definition previously given, we can conclude that the information security has a variety of services. And the main goal of cryptography is to cover their theoretical and practical aspects. The services are:
And Why is cryptography important? For example, every day thousands of people interact over the Internet - they sent e-mails to each other, use the Internet for online business, marketing, research, learning, etc.
Cryptography makes these activities safe and secure. Encrypting the data transmitted between the users, allows people to do online banking, or to make online purchases with their credit cards and without worrying any of their account information is being compromised.
By encrypting e-mail, we can ensure that it is very difficult to be read by any unwanted third party. Using digital signatures in the important documents can provide us better security in case of any kind of falsification. All of this mean only one thing - cryptography is widely used, and not only over the Internet, but also in phones, televisions , and a variety of other common household items.
And yes, you read it right, we said something about mathematical techniques. If you truly want to understand cryptographic algorithms, you have to get familiar with underlying mathematics. Everything else will be easier, believe us. That is why we created InfoSec Tutor - to try to explain to you how those cryptographic algorithms look like behind the scenes. We provided detail explanation of how algorithms actually work, their history, purpose, benchmark results, as well as their advantages and disadvantages. When you search the Internet, you can find different articles of cryptographic algorithms and many of them do not provide enough information or example you can play with. We wanted to gather all this into one place so that learning can be fun and much easier.


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Wright makes Grand Slam of Darts final promise after scrappy Durrant win
Peter Wright has guaranteed a better performance in the Grand Slam of Darts final after a battling victory over Glen Durrant in the semi-finals on Sunday afternoon.
Snakebite secured a 16-11 win over Duzza on Sunday afternoon, but wasn’t at his best as he missed 25 darts at double and averaged 97.34.
However, it was enough to see off the BDO world champion and book his spot in the final in Wolverhampton for the first time since 2017.
Wright lost that final to Michael van Gerwen, as he has done in six other major finals, and the Scot may well be taking on the Dutchman again on Sunday evening.
MVG takes on defending champion Gerwyn Price in the second semi-final and has never lost to the Welshman in the PDC.
Whoever he plays, though, Wright insists he will be playing a lot better than he did against Durrant.
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‘How am I going to lose against Gerwyn Price? Come on I can beat Gerwyn Price, that’s easy. Not really,’ joked Wright on his potential final opponent.
‘Both guys are fantastic players, you’ve got the reigning champ, and Michael van Gerwen, the number one in the world, who wants his title back. Best of luck to whoever wins, but I won’t be playing like that in the final.’
Snakebite has not only had problems against Van Gerwen in major finals, but has struggled to get over the line against anyone, losing nine of the 10 he has reached.
He would love to get some revenge over the world champion and believes he is playing the darts to do so.
‘I built his house, all the prize money he’s got off me,’ Wright said of MVG.
‘I’m quite happy with the way the darts are going, obviously not in the semi-final, but obviously I was saving them.’
Wright’s only major title came at the 2017 UK Open when Van Gerwen wasn’t playing and it was Price who Snakebite beat 11-6 in the final.


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I recently I came to the conclusion I had a serious problem with alcohol so I quit drinking completely. The courts have put me on an alcohol tether (SCRAM) which measures through my sweat. They have put me in jail 3 times and just told me I was drinking every day last week and that I put something in-between my leg and the bracelet. I did not, I don't even use products with alcohol in them (soap, shampoo, toothpaste etc.). The only research done on this product was done by part owner and a non qualified person of the company that makes these products.  I am tired of going to jail for something I did not do.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Registering Products in Google Play
The Google Play market place allows you to register your application, as well as the in-app products you want to make available to it, without publishing it. The following guide gives a brief introduction on uploading your application to Google Play and registering products.
For more information, refer to the Android documentation.
Preparing Your Application for Submission
Before you can upload your application to Google Play, you must prepare it for submission.
Adding a Manifest XML
The default AndroidManifest.xml
generated for applications by Qt is suitable for development testing, but cannot be used when submitting the application to Google Play.
Create your own manifest by clicking the Create Templates button in Qt Creator. You can find the button under Projects > Build tab. Expand Build Android APK to see it.
Once the manifest is added to your project, you can modify it. The most important parts are the application name and the package name. The package name must be unique, and it is recommended to follow the com.mycompany.myappname naming convention. The "com.mycompany" namespace is based on the Internet domain ownership to avoid naming collisions with other applications.
Other important parts of the manifest include the versionCode
, which must be incremented every time you upload a new version of the application. Other properties will decide how your application package is presented in the store listing, such as the application name and the version name.
Finally, the application needs the billing permission. If you disabled Include default permissions for Qt modules from Qt Creator, you'll need to add
<uses-permission android:name="com.android.vending.BILLING" />
to your manifest file.
For more information on the AndroidManifest.xml
, see Android documentation.
Signing the Application
Qt uses the default debug key to sign your application to enable running the application on a device. Same key cannot be used to sign the Application Package (APK) that is meant to be published on Google Play.
Use a private a key to sign your application to publish it on Google Play. To do so, open the Build Android APK in Qt Creator and add keystore information. When you are done, select Release as the build configuration and deploy your project.
This should create an APK
file in the build directory of your project.
Note: Save the key used to sign the application for future use. You must sign the future versions of the application using the same key.
Registering Your Application
Once the application is prepared for publishing, you can create a listing for it in Google Play.
The first step is to get a publisher account, if you do not already have one. Go to the Google Play developer console, log in with the Google account of your choice, and follow the steps as directed.
When you have set up your account, click on Add new application in Google Play's developer console.
Fill out as much information as you want in the store listing, and also the Pricing and distribution page.
Publishing Your Application
In order to test in-app purchases in your application, you first have to publish it. To limit the users who can access the application before it is ready for production, it can be published as either alpha or beta, in the respective tabs on the APK page of the developer console. In order to make an alpha or beta application, fill out all the required information about the application, upload the APK
file under the Beta testing or Alpha testing tab, and mark the application as published.
When the selected test users that you have added to your alpha or beta program purchase in-app products in your application, they will make actual purchases and will be charged for them. For testing purchases, you can register the e-mail addresses that should have testing access, under Settings in the developer console. The users with these e-mail addresses can purchase your in-app products without being charged for the purchase, and the transaction is canceled automatically at a later stage.
Adding In-App Products
In order to access in-app products from your application, you must register them in Google Play. Go to the In-app products page and click Add new product.
Fill out the following information about your product:
- Product ID - an identifier that is used to access the product from your code.
- Product Type - Choose Managed product as this is the only type supported by the Qt Purchasing API.
- Price for the product in all the different geographical areas where it is available.
Once these details are added, Activate the product. If you have not published the application yet, the product is marked as To be activated. Otherwise, it is marked as active. The product must be activated before it can be queried from the Qt Purchasing API. If the application has recently been published, then it may take a few hours before the in-app products can be accessed from your application. Look for the Updates pending label on the top right side of the screen. If this is visible, then there are updates pending which are not yet visible from the outside.
Note: Only application packages signed with the same key used for the one in Google Play can make purchases in the application. If you want to test in-app purchases, make sure the application package is signed before you deploy and run it. It's also required that the versionCode
of the the application is same as the package in Google Play. Upload a new package to Google Play every time the versionCode
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Dysphagia.
None.
Normal.
Contrast material(s): Thin liquid Nectar consistency Honey consistency Pudding consistency
Source(s): Standard nipple Low-flow nipple High-flow nipple Spoon Straw Cup
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Glottic penetration or aspiration:
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Object
Base class for template implementations. Subclasses must implement the prepare method and one of the evaluate or precompiled_template methods.
Create a new template with the file, line, and options specified. By default, template data is read from the file. When a block is given, it should read template data and return as a String. When file is nil, a block is required.
All arguments are optional.
# File lib/tilt/template.rb, line 38 def initialize(file=nil, line=1, options={}, &block) @file, @line, @options = nil, 1, {} [options, line, file].compact.each do |arg| case when arg.respond_to?(:to_str) ; @file = arg.to_str when arg.respond_to?(:path) ; @file = arg.path when arg.respond_to?(:to_int) ; @line = arg.to_int when arg.respond_to?(:to_hash) ; @options = arg.to_hash.dup else raise TypeError end end raise ArgumentError, "file or block required" if (@file || block).nil? # call the initialize_engine method if this is the very first time # an instance of this class has been created. if !self.class.engine_initialized? initialize_engine self.class.engine_initialized = true end # used to hold compiled template methods @compiled_method = {} # used on 1.9 to set the encoding if it is not set elsewhere (like a magic comment) # currently only used if template compiles to ruby @default_encoding = @options.delete :default_encoding # load template data and prepare (uses binread to avoid encoding issues) @reader = block || lambda { |t| File.respond_to?(:binread) ? File.binread(@file) : File.read(@file) } @data = @reader.call(self) prepare end
Whether or not this template engine allows executing Ruby script within the template. If this is false, scope and locals will generally not be used, nor will the provided block be avaiable via yield. This should be overridden by template subclasses.
# File lib/tilt/template.rb, line 100 def allows_script? true end
The basename of the template file.
# File lib/tilt/template.rb, line 81 def basename(suffix='') File.basename(file, suffix) if file end
The filename used in backtraces to describe the template.
# File lib/tilt/template.rb, line 91 def eval_file file || '(__TEMPLATE__)' end
The template file’s basename with all extensions chomped off.
# File lib/tilt/template.rb, line 86 def name basename.split('.', 2).first if basename end
Render the template in the given scope with the locals specified. If a block is given, it is typically available within the template via yield.
# File lib/tilt/template.rb, line 76 def render(scope=Object.new, locals={}, &block) evaluate scope, locals || {}, &block end
The compiled method for the locals keys provided.
# File lib/tilt/template.rb, line 206 def compiled_method(locals_keys) @compiled_method[locals_keys] ||= compile_template_method(locals_keys) end
Execute the compiled template and return the result string. Template evaluation is guaranteed to be performed in the scope object with the locals specified and with support for yielding to the block.
This method is only used by source generating templates. Subclasses that override render() may not support all features.
# File lib/tilt/template.rb, line 142 def evaluate(scope, locals, &block) method = compiled_method(locals.keys) method.bind(scope).call(locals, &block) end
Called once and only once for each template subclass the first time the template class is initialized. This should be used to require the underlying template library and perform any initial setup.
# File lib/tilt/template.rb, line 108 def initialize_engine end
Generates all template source by combining the preamble, template, and postamble and returns a two-tuple of the form: [source, offset], where source is the string containing (Ruby) source code for the template and offset is the integer line offset where line reporting should begin.
Template subclasses may override this method when they need complete control over source generation or want to adjust the default line offset. In most cases, overriding the precompiled_template method is easier and more appropriate.
# File lib/tilt/template.rb, line 156 def precompiled(locals) preamble = precompiled_preamble(locals) template = precompiled_template(locals) magic_comment = extract_magic_comment(template) if magic_comment # Magic comment e.g. "# coding: utf-8" has to be in the first line. # So we copy the magic comment to the first line. preamble = magic_comment + "\n" + preamble end parts = [ preamble, template, precompiled_postamble(locals) ] [parts.join("\n"), preamble.count("\n") + 1] end
Generates postamble code for the precompiled template source. The string returned from this method is appended to the precompiled template source.
# File lib/tilt/template.rb, line 201 def precompiled_postamble(locals) '' end
Generates preamble code for initializing template state, and performing locals assignment. The default implementation performs locals assignment only. Lines included in the preamble are subtracted from the source line offset, so adding code to the preamble does not effect line reporting in Kernel::caller and backtraces.
# File lib/tilt/template.rb, line 188 def precompiled_preamble(locals) locals.map do |k,v| if k.to_s =~ /\A[a-z_][a-zA-Z_0-9]*\z/ "#{k} = locals[#{k.inspect}]" else raise "invalid locals key: #{k.inspect} (keys must be variable names)" end end.join("\n") end
A string containing the (Ruby) source code for the template. The default Template#evaluate implementation requires either this method or the precompiled method be overridden. When defined, the base Template guarantees correct file/line handling, locals support, custom scopes, and support for template compilation when the scope object allows it.
# File lib/tilt/template.rb, line 179 def precompiled_template(locals) raise NotImplementedError end
Do whatever preparation is necessary to setup the underlying template engine. Called immediately after template data is loaded. Instance variables set in this method are available when evaluate is called.
Subclasses must provide an implementation of this method.
# File lib/tilt/template.rb, line 126 def prepare if respond_to?(:compile!) # backward compat with tilt < 0.6; just in case warn 'Tilt::Template#compile! is deprecated; implement #prepare instead.' compile! else raise NotImplementedError end end
Like Kernel#require but issues a warning urging a manual require when running under a threaded environment.
# File lib/tilt/template.rb, line 113 def require_template_library(name) if Thread.list.size > 1 warn "WARN: tilt autoloading '#{name}' in a non thread-safe way; " + "explicit require '#{name}' suggested." end require name end
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Tutorial Setup:
The tutorial is controlled via the tutorialScript.xml file. New steps can be added to the tutorial by adding 'page' elements to the script.
Flow Restriction
Flow restriction dictates how the user is allowed to move through a tutorial.
These are the possible flow restriction values:
- 'free' - no error checking done between pages. Free to go to any page
- 'freewithchecks' - checks will be done when user exits and enters any page. Free to go to any page.
- 'forwardexploration' - checks done each step forward first time only. Can only progress one step at a time unless step has been completed
- 'forwardsequential' - checks done each step forward. If user jumps back, checks will be done again moving forward.
- 'strictsequential' - checks are done always. User can only move to the next step or previous step.
Required File Structure:
This is an example of the required file structure for the 'Tutorial Template' tutorial:
tutorials
|TE
|menu_03_template.xml
|tutorialTemplate
|tutorialScript.xml
|actionScript
| |graph.xml
|HTML
| |page1.html
| |page2.html
| |page3.html
| |page4.html
| |page5.html
|SQL
|page2.sql
Right Panel Tabs:
HTML files can be displayed in new tabs in the right panel using the 'autoLoadLink' element. For more information see the fourth tutorial of this workshop: 4. Integrating Outside Information.
SQL:
The SQL content visible in the tab in the right panel of the tutorial is generated from .sql files contained within the folder 'SQL'. The file used is set via the 'sqlFile' element in tutorialScript.xml. For more information see the tutorial page on SQL in the Writing Tutorials Workshop: Tutorial Template.
Graphing:
The graphing functionality is generated from .xml files contained within the folder 'actionScript'. The file used is set via the 'loadActionScriptFile' element in tutorialScript.xml. For more information see the Actions tutorial in the TE workshop: Extending the TE, and Graphing tutorial page in the Writing Tutorials Workshop: Tutorial Template.


Doing some work with MySQL security, I've noticed a few inconsistencies. They're mostly not-too-terrible for daily work, except they get in my way right now.
The ALL PRIVILEGES inconsistency
The preferred way of assigning account privileges in MySQL is by way of using GRANT.
With GRANT, one assigns one or more privileges to an account, such as SELECT, UPDATE, ALTER, SUPER ,etc. Sometimes it makes sense for an account to have complete control over a domain. For example, the root account is typically assigned with all privileges. Or, some user may require all possible privileges on a certain schema.
Instead of listing the entire set of privileges, the ALL PRIVILEGES meta-privilege can be used. There is a fine issue to notice here; typically this is not a problem, but I see it as a flaw. Assume the following account:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON world.* TO 'world_user'@'localhost'; <EMAIL_ADDRESS>SHOW GRANTS FOR 'world_user'@'localhost'; +---------------------------------------------------------------+ | Grants for world_user@localhost | +---------------------------------------------------------------+ | GRANT USAGE ON *.* TO 'world_user'@'localhost' | | GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON `world`.* TO 'world_user'@'localhost' | +---------------------------------------------------------------
This makes sense. We granted ALL PRIVILEGES and we see that the account is granted with ALL PRIVILEGES.
Now notice the following:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>GRANT ALTER, ALTER ROUTINE, CREATE, CREATE ROUTINE, CREATE TEMPORARY TABLES, CREATE VIEW, DELETE, DROP, EVENT, EXECUTE, INDEX, INSERT, LOCK TABLES, REFERENCES, SELECT, SHOW VIEW, TRIGGER, UPDATE ON `world`.* TO 'other_user'@'localhost'; <EMAIL_ADDRESS>SHOW GRANTS FOR 'other_user'@'localhost'; +---------------------------------------------------------------+ | Grants for other_user@localhost | +---------------------------------------------------------------+ | GRANT USAGE ON *.* TO 'other_user'@'localhost' | | GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON `world`.* TO 'other_user'@'localhost' | +---------------------------------------------------------------+
I didn't ask for ALL PRIVILEGES. I explicitly listed what I thought should be an account's privileges. It just so happens that these make for the entire set of privileges available on the schema domain.
You might think this is a nice feature, an ease out MySQL provides with. I do not see it this way.
My preferred way of upgrading MySQL version involves exporting and importing of the GRANTs. That is, I do not dump and load the mysql system tables, but rather export all the SHOW GRANTS FOR ... (e.g. with mk-show-grants), then execute these on the new version. This process was extremely useful on upgrades from 5.0 to 5.1, where some mysql system tables were modified.
Now, consider the case where some new MySQL version introduced a new set of privileges. My 'other_user'@'localhost' was not created with that set of privileges, nor did I intend it to have them. However, when exporting with SHOW GRANTS, the account is said to have ALL PRIVILEGES. When executed on the new version, the account will have privileges which I never assigned it.
Typically, this is not an issue. I mean, how many times do I assign an account with the entire set of privileges, yet do not intend it to have all privileges? Nevertheless, this makes for an inconsistency. It is unclear, by way of definition, which privileges are assigned to a user, without knowing the context of the version and the set of privileges per version. It makes for an inconsistency when moving between versions. And right now I'm working on some code which doesn't like these inconsistencies.
The WITH GRANT OPTION inconsistency
An account can be granted with the WITH GRANT OPTION privilege, which means the account's user can assign her privileges to other accounts. The inconsistency I found is that the GRANT mechanism is fuzzy with regard to GRANT OPTION, and falsely presents us with the wrong impression.
Let's begin with the bottom line: the WITH GRANT OPTION can only be set globally for an account-domain combination. Consider:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>GRANT INSERT, DELETE, UPDATE ON world.City TO 'gromit'@'localhost'; Query OK, 0 rows affected (0.00 sec<EMAIL_ADDRESS>GRANT SELECT ON world.City TO 'gromit'@'localhost' WITH GRANT OPTION; Query OK, 0 rows affected (0.00 sec<EMAIL_ADDRESS>SHOW GRANTS FOR 'gromit'@'localhost'; +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Grants for gromit@localhost | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | GRANT USAGE ON *.* TO 'gromit'@'localhost' | | GRANT SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE ON `world`.`City` TO 'gromit'@'localhost' WITH GRANT OPTION | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
The syntax of first two queries leads us to believe that we're only providing the WITH GRANT OPTION for the SELECT privilege. But that is not so: the WITH GRANT OPTION is assigned for all privileges on world.City to 'gromit'@'localhost'.
The syntax would be more correct if we were to write something like:
GRANT GRANT_OPTION ON world.* TO 'gromit'@'localhost';
That would make it clear that this privilege does not depend on other privileges set on the specified domain.
The USAGE inconsistency
You can GRANT the USAGE privilege, but you may never REVOKE it. To revoke USAGE means to DROP USER.
The missing ROUTINES_PRIVILEGES inconsistency
INFORMATION_SCHEMA provides with four privileges tables: USER_PRIVILEGES, SCHEMA_PRIVILEGES, TABLE_PRIVILEGES, COLUMN_PRIVILEGES, which map well to mysql's user, db, tables_priv and columns_priv tables, respectively.
Ahem, which INFORMATION_SCHEMA table maps to mysql.procs_priv?
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| Basic Salary $6500 |
| House Rent Allowance (H.R.A.) $55 |
| Conveyance $55 |
| Other Allowance $55 |
| Total Earnings $55 |
| Tax Deducted at Source (T.D.S.) $0 |
| Provident Fund $0 |
| ESI $0 |
| Loan $300 |
| Total Deductions $59698 |
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[CHAPTER 676]
STRUCTURED SETTLEMENT PROTECTION ACT
Section
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676-2 Required disclosures to payee
676-3 Approval of transfers of structured settlement
payment rights
676-4 Effects of transfer of structured settlement payment
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676-5 Procedure for approval of transfers
676-6 General provisions construction


THE FIRST WIVES CLUB A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1996 Christopher Null
The biggest crowd-pleaser of the year is upon us -- the powerhouse trio of Goldie Hawn, Bette Midler, and Diane Keaton foisting their womanness on us with a vengeance. Sure to revive the debate over whether films like this are "man hating," THE FIRST WIVES CLUB is, in reality, a harmless big screen sitcom that actually manages to appeal to a large audience.
Rambling through its first 30 minutes with no real direction, THE FIRST WIVES CLUB eventually turns into a story about three old friends who want to exact vengeance on their wayward ex-husbands. Elise (Hawn) is an aging movie star, obsessed, as most aging movie stars are, about her looks. Brenda (Midler) is a bitter ex-housewife who loves her son and bemoans her lack of funds to support him -- and hasn't changed her hair since 1969. Annie (Keaton) is basically a middle-aged version of Annie Hall, only now she has a lesbian daughter and an intrusive mother, and Woody Allen is nowhere to be seen.
The most visible of the ex-husbands is Brenda's estranged hubby Morty (Dan Hedaya), an electronics kingpin who has moved on to the greener pastures of Shelly (Sarah Jessica Parker). He becomes the centerpiece of an intricate scam the women put together to basically drive the three husbands to madness, ruin, and poverty.
Hey! It's a comedy!
I must admit, that for all its middle-aged woman-bent humor, THE FIRST WIVES CLUB still managed to be amusing to this 25 year-old man, mainly due to some really fine acting, good jokes, and a fresh story. Keaton is the best, as usual, and Hawn also does a fine job. Desperately trying to steal the show (and ending up as the only wife who I didn't really care about) is Midler. But when was the last time Midler played a character who *wasn't* an overbearing loudmouth?
It's also a manipulative little film -- pulling those heart strings about as hard as you can without jumping out of the comedy genre. There are loads of cameos -- the only person they forgot was Charles Nelson Reilly. Basically, everything works to give WIVES a sitcom feel (I wouldn't be surprised if they adapted it next season...). Just to seal the issue, they even put Bronson Pinchot in a supporting role. (Ironic fact: almost everyone behind the scenes of the film (including the director, screenwriter, and producer) is male.)
Parting words of advice: Guys, prepare yourselves to be dragged to the movie theater by your wife or girlfriend. Ladies, please don't get any bright ideas.
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When testing multiple hypotheses simultaneously, this package provides functionality to calculate a lower bound for the number of correct rejections (as a function of the number of rejected hypotheses), which holds simultaneously -with high probability- for all possible number of rejections. As a special case, a lower bound for the total number of false null hypotheses can be inferred. Dependent test statistics can be handled for multiple tests of associations. For independent test statistics, it is sufficient to provide a list of p-values.
| Version: | 0.3-1 |
| Imports: | graphics, stats |
| Published: | 2012-06-01 |
| Author: | Nicolai Meinshausen |
| Maintainer: | Nicolai Meinshausen <meinshausen at stats.ox.ac.uk> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL] |
| URL: | http://www.stats.ox.ac.uk/~meinshau/ |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | howmany results |
| Reference manual: | howmany.pdf |
| Package source: | howmany_0.3-1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: howmany_0.3-1.zip, r-release: howmany_0.3-1.zip, r-oldrel: howmany_0.3-1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: howmany_0.3-1.tgz, r-oldrel: howmany_0.3-1.tgz |
| Old sources: | howmany archive |
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Gala 2018: Denim and Diamonds
The night had a lively auction, delicious meals, a photo booth, dart carnival games, and even massages. Best of all, many of the members from the project organization came to support us and meet us.
Response from VHA Playdate
Jyoti: I just wanted to give my personal thanks to you and your amazing volunteer Board for putting on such a lovely evening. It was so very touching to see how many folks came out to support Emajjin and the VHA Playdate. A testament to the good work your group is doing. I hope you have today to rest and recover as it is well-deserved!Read about VHA Playdate on our Project page
Again, thank you so much for putting on such a wonderful event for all of us to participate in. Playdate is indeed so very lucky to be the recipient of this year’s gala.
Stacey Ryan
Emajjin's 5th
Annual Gala (2018)