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java.lang.Object ch.epfl.lis.gnwgui.jungtransformers.ArrowShapeTransformer<V,E>
V
- Node (vertex)E
- Edgepublic class ArrowShapeTransformer<V,E>
This transformer defines the arrow shapes of the graph visualizations.
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
static java.awt.Shape |
notchedArrow_
Notched arrow |
static java.awt.Rectangle |
rectangularArrow_
Rectangular arrow |
static java.awt.geom.Ellipse2D.Double |
sphericalArraw_
Circular arrow |
static java.awt.Rectangle |
squareArrow_
Square arrow |
| Constructor Summary | |
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ArrowShapeTransformer()
Constructor |
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ArrowShapeTransformer(boolean distinguishSignedConnections)
This constructor allows to distinguish or not the signed connections by their arrow heads. |
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ArrowShapeTransformer(java.awt.Shape enhancerArrow,
java.awt.Shape inhibitorArrow,
java.awt.Shape dualArrow,
java.awt.Shape unknownArrow)
Constructor with arrow shapes specified. |
| Method Summary | |
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void |
distinguishConnectionByArrowHead(boolean yes)
Set if the transformer should distinguish each signed connection by its arrow head. |
java.awt.Shape |
getDualArrow()
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java.awt.Shape |
getEnhancerArrow()
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java.awt.Shape |
getInhibitoryArrow()
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static java.awt.Rectangle |
getRectangularArrow(int w,
int h)
Create a rectangular arrow. |
static java.awt.geom.Ellipse2D.Double |
getSphericalArrow(float radius)
Create a circular arrow. |
java.awt.Shape |
getUnknownArrow()
|
void |
setDualArrow(java.awt.Shape shape)
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void |
setEnhancerArrow(java.awt.Shape shape)
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void |
setInhibitoryArrow(java.awt.Shape shape)
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void |
setUnknownArrow(java.awt.Shape shape)
|
java.awt.Shape |
transform(edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.util.Context<edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Graph<V,E>,E> context)
Return the arrow that should be used for each edge of the network. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
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public static java.awt.Shape notchedArrow_
public static java.awt.geom.Ellipse2D.Double sphericalArraw_
public static java.awt.Rectangle squareArrow_
public static java.awt.Rectangle rectangularArrow_
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public ArrowShapeTransformer()
public ArrowShapeTransformer(boolean distinguishSignedConnections)
distinguishSignedConnections
- public ArrowShapeTransformer(java.awt.Shape enhancerArrow, java.awt.Shape inhibitorArrow, java.awt.Shape dualArrow, java.awt.Shape unknownArrow)
enhancerArrow
- inhibitorArrow
- unknownArrow
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|---|
public static java.awt.geom.Ellipse2D.Double getSphericalArrow(float radius)
radius
-
public static java.awt.Rectangle getRectangularArrow(int w, int h)
w
- h
-
public java.awt.Shape transform(edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.util.Context<edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Graph<V,E>,E> context)
transform
in interface org.apache.commons.collections15.Transformer<edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.util.Context<edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Graph<V,E>,E>,java.awt.Shape>
public void distinguishConnectionByArrowHead(boolean yes)
yes
- public void setEnhancerArrow(java.awt.Shape shape)
public void setInhibitoryArrow(java.awt.Shape shape)
public void setDualArrow(java.awt.Shape shape)
public void setUnknownArrow(java.awt.Shape shape)
public java.awt.Shape getEnhancerArrow()
public java.awt.Shape getInhibitoryArrow()
public java.awt.Shape getDualArrow()
public java.awt.Shape getUnknownArrow()
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I absolutely love pairing. Pairing allows you to see a problem from a different perspective and solve it from in a different way. Through pairing I've become familiar with methods that I wasn't aware of or either not clear of their syntax and possible implementation.
In pairing the social aspect is just as rewarding, if not more. Pairing is really our only interaction with one another. It has been such a pleasure to get to know people in my cohort. I have been able to share my expectations, my trepidations, and just gain an overall feeling of comraderie.
I haven't yet received feedback from my pair programming. But, giving feedback initially was troublesome. I have at times found myself searching for something constructive to say so that my partner gets a chance to improve. Once I started rating more feedback I got a good feel for what was expected and what wasn's helpful.


decompy.database package¶
Submodules¶
decompy.database.db module¶
-
class
decompy.database.db.
Database
(database_name='c_source', default_tables=True)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Class for database. Accepts a name to create a new database, and use the database based off of that name.
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create_connection
(db_file)[source]¶ create a database connection to the SQLite database specified by db_file :param db_file: database file :return: Connection object or None
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create_table
(create_table_sql)[source]¶ create a table from the create_table_sql statement :param create_table_sql: a CREATE TABLE statement :return: bool or nothing.
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delete_meta
(author_repo_key, override=False)[source]¶ delete meta data with this repo name, and the ml data as a result of cascading. :param author_repo_key: the author repo key from Github used to uniquely identify each situation. :param override: whether or not to override the transaction builder. Useful if we want it immediately or not going to have greater than 1000 transactoins. :return: bool
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delete_ml
(file_name)[source]¶ delete ml data with this file name. :param file_name: the file name to delete. :param override: whether or not to override the transaction builder. Useful if we want it immediately or not going to have greater than 1000 transactoins. :return: nothing
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find_file
(file_name)[source]¶ finds a file by the name, and get all its files :param file_name: the info for one file. :return: sql info or none
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find_repo
(repo)[source]¶ finds a repo by the name, and get all its files :param repo: the repository :return: sql info or none
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get_repos
(limit=100)[source]¶ gets 100 random repos, or the number provided :param limit: the number of random repos to get :return:
-
get_repos_pagination
(limit=100)[source]¶ get pagination repos, defaults to 100 queries :return: nothing
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insert_meta
(meta_tuple, override=False)[source]¶ inserts or replaces if it exists new meta row by adding it to the transaction builder into the meta table or replaces existing one. :param meta_tuple: the meta tuple to add the info. Contains author_repo_key, repo_name, license, url, author, filter_approval_date, llvm_gen_date, filter_date, compilation_date, master_download_date, and whether or not to override. :type: tuple - str (not null), str (not null), str, str (not null), str (not null), str (not null), str (not null), str (not null), str (not null), str (not null) :param override: to override the transaction to immediately process the query or not. :type: bool :return: bool or nothing
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insert_ml
(ml_tuple, override=False)[source]¶ inserts or replaces, if it exists, a new ml row by adding it to the transaction builder. Can override. :param ml_tuple: file_path, author_repo_key, source_code, cleaned_source_code, object_file, llvm_unop, and llvm_op :type: tuple - str (not null), str (not null), str (not null), str (not null), binary (not null), str (not null), str (not null),
binary (not null), str (not null)Parameters: override – to override the transaction to immediately process the query or not. Type: bool Returns: bool or nothing
-


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Down & Up
A notartgame that follows no conventions but its own, "Down&Up" is a frustrating, colorful and sometimes disturbing experience.
It will fight you for control.
It won't coddle your expectations.
It is not user friendly.
PLAY TPHD EDITION
PLAY PEERLESS EDITION (use a wiimote for best results)
or play it on KONGREGATE


pyconll provides a basic, low level wrapper around the CoNLL annotation scheme. pyconll's sensible API allows for easy automation and little ramp up time, and it works as a great building block for creating larger CL systems.
# Make sure 'Lord of the Rings' has 'Lord' and 'Rings' annotated as regular NOUN.
import pyconll
import pyconll.util
UD_ENGLISH_TRAIN = './ud/train.conll'
NGRAM = 'Lord of the Rings'.split()
train = pyconll.load_from_file(UD_ENGLISH_TRAIN)
# util#find_ngrams provides an iterator of tuples where the first element is the
# sentence where the ngram was found,the second element is the numeric index of
# the ngram occurence in the sentence, and the third element is a list of the
# matching ngrams.
for sentence, i, tokens in pyconll.util.find_ngrams(train, NGRAM):
tokens[0].upos = 'NOUN'
tokens[-1].upos = 'NOUN'
# After making sure these occurrences are properly handled, go through the
# corpus and determine how many unique proper nouns are annotated.
pronouns = set()
for sentence in train:
for token in sentence:
if token.upos == 'PROPN':
pronouns.add(token.lemma)
# Print out how many unique pronouns there are in the corpus and print out the transformed version
print(len(pronouns))
# The argument to write should be a Writeable (i.e. have a write method). In this case we want to
# make sure we write to a utf-8 file.
with open('./ud/transformed.conll', 'w', encoding='utf-8') as f:
train.write(f)
pip install pyconll
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Write-Ahead Logging (WAL) puts a checkpoint in the transaction log every so often. (To adjust the automatic checkpoint interval, see the run-time configuration options checkpoint_segments and checkpoint_timeout.) The CHECKPOINT command forces an immediate checkpoint when the command is issued, without waiting for a scheduled checkpoint.
A checkpoint is a point in the transaction log sequence at which all data files have been updated to reflect the information in the log. All data files will be flushed to disk. Refer to Chapter 29 for more information about the WAL system.
If executed during recovery, the CHECKPOINT command will force a restartpoint rather than writing a new checkpoint.
Only superusers can call CHECKPOINT. The command is not intended for use during normal operation.


| com.episode6.hackit.mockspresso.Mockspresso.Builder (extensions in package com.episode6.hackit.mockspresso.mockito.powermock) | |
| com.episode6.hackit.mockspresso.mockito.powermock.MockspressoPowerMockitoPluginsJavaSupport |
Expose the extension methods defined here as MockspressoPlugins for consumption by java tests |
| com.episode6.hackit.mockspresso.mockito.powermock.PowerMockitoConfig |
A MockerConfig for Powermock + Mockito |
| com.episode6.hackit.mockspresso.mockito.powermock.PowerMockitoFieldPreparer |
A FieldPreparer for Powermock + Mockito. Powermock doesn't seem to offer a nice way to init mocks on an arbitrary object that isn't the testClass (and the runner/rule deals with those). So to handle testResources, we use this custom FieldPreparer that expects some mocks/spies to already be initialized (and doesn't touch those). We use |
| com.episode6.hackit.mockspresso.mockito.powermock.PowerMockitoMockMaker |
Creates generic Powermock mocks |
| com.episode6.hackit.mockspresso.mockito.powermock.PowerMockitoPlugin |
Plugin that applies |
| com.episode6.hackit.mockspresso.mockito.powermock.PowerMockitoRulePlugin |
Plugin that applies |


Man robbed of gold chain at fuel station
Snatchers came on a motorbike; incident caught on CCTV camera
by Staff ReporterA man, who was waiting to refill air in his car tyres at a fuel station on Pushta Road in Rajendra Place, has been robbed of his gold chain by two bike-borne men, the police said on Monday. The incident was caught on a CCTV camera.
The incident happened when victim Sandeep Bhola came out of his car to ask the petrol pump staff to refill air in his car tyres. Two men riding a motorbike drove past him and snatched his gold chain. Mr. Bhola ran after them but the duo went to the wrong side of the road on their two-wheeler and sped away. The victim told the police that the snatchers were not wearing any helmet or mask.
Mr. Bhola said he was on his way home after visiting his in-laws when the incident happened.
The police have obtained the CCTV footage of the incident and are examining it to get registration number of the bike. “An FIR has been registered,” said a senior police officer.


History of Server Modules
Active DirectoryModule
ModActiveDirectory <IP_ADDRESS> (June 03, 2019)
- Fixed the user validation bug
- Fixes related to user interface
ModActiveDirectory <IP_ADDRESS> (December 26, 2018)
- Initial development of the module
Automatic Control Module
ModAutoControl <IP_ADDRESS> (May 31, 2021)
- Channel value is checked only if status is positive
ModAutoControl <IP_ADDRESS> (May 17, 2021)
- Fixed saving state if module is not configured
ModAutoControl <IP_ADDRESS> (December 14, 2020)
- Update due to changes in the base libraries
ModAutoControl <IP_ADDRESS> (January 28, 2020)
- Trigger states are restored on restart
ModAutoControl <IP_ADDRESS> (August 29, 2019)
- Time trigger fires on a day of month
ModAutoControl <IP_ADDRESS> (June 26, 2019)
- Fixed hanging in case of sending command using output channel
- The Registration tab works in new Administrator
- Improved logging
ModAutoControl <IP_ADDRESS> (December 26, 2018)
- Update due to changes in the base libraries
ModAutoControl <IP_ADDRESS> (July 30, 2018)
- Data triggers are loaded faster
DB Export
ModDbExport <IP_ADDRESS> (November 15, 2021)
- The module is completely redesigned
ModDBExport <IP_ADDRESS> (May 17, 2021)
- Updated DB connectors
ModDBExport <IP_ADDRESS> (January 13, 2021)
- Fixed saving connection options
ModDBExport <IP_ADDRESS> (December 14, 2020)
- Check whether communication with the server is available
ModDBExport <IP_ADDRESS> (June 23, 2020)
- Added parameter for setting max. queue size
- The password in the configuration file is encrypted
ModDBExport <IP_ADDRESS> (August 29, 2019)
- Data is not added to the queue if export is disabled
Rapid Gate
ModRapidGate <IP_ADDRESS> (March 09, 2021)
- Fixed an issue when starting the module
ModRapidGate <IP_ADDRESS> (December 14, 2020)
- The UI for configuring the module developed
ModRapidGate <IP_ADDRESS> (June 23, 2020)
- The module is completely redesigned
ModRapidGate <IP_ADDRESS> (June 26, 2019)
- Fixes related to registration check


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[C]
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[F]
[G]
[H]
[I]
[J]
[K]
[L]
[M]
[N]
[O]
[P]
[Q]
[R]
[S]
[T]
[U]
[V]
[W]
[X]
[Y]
[Z]
calendar command
cap_mkdb command
capturing packets
Carosone, Daniel
case of characters, translating
cd command
CD-ROMs, mounting
Cerias FTP site (cracker dictionaries)
cgd(4) devices
cgdconfig program
chflags command
chmod command
chromatic
chroot support for scponly
testing
ClamAV utility
clamav.conf file
clamd command
clamdscan command
clamscan command
CLASSPATH environment variable
Client Daemon (Bacula)
installing client-only version of Bacula
clipboard, managing
ClusterIt tool
installing/configuring
noninteractive commands, testing
code examples, permission for using
col command
2nd
colors, adding to terminals
command history
retrieving previously issued commands
command line editing
navigating
w3m browser for
command-line Console (Bacula)
2nd
commands distributed
finding
comments adding to code using # (hash mark)
adding to source code
in manpages
removing from source code
in source code, reading
compiling software, optimizing
compressed archives creating
without intermediate files
configuration files for Apache
for Bacula
for cgd devices, modifying
customizing for kernels
default files for users
safely merging changes to
for sudo utility
connectivity failure, surviving
console messages from headless systems
viewing
over remote logins
consolidating web server logs
copier process
COPTFLAGS option
copying interactively
copyright information, changing
core files, limiting size of
core X distribution, utilities that come with
cp command
vs. mv/rm commands
CPU information in kernel configuration files
CPU_WT_ALLOC option
crack (dictionary password cracker)
crackers, password, preventing with Blowfish
Crandall, Aaron
cron utility access restriction rules
making more user friendly
using with quickpatch
rsnapshot, scheduling
scheduling backups
cross-platform backups
crossword-puzzle solver
cryptographic disasters, preventing
cryptographic disk devices
.cshrc files adding color to terminals
adding key bindings to
autologout
dot.cshrc file and
locking terminals
making prompts more useful
2nd
phase of the moon, displaying
receiving daily fortunes
seeing trivia at login or logout
setting shell variables
using trash command
CTM, keeping ports up-to-date with
cu command
current time, displaying
custom packages, creating
customizing default boot menu
kernels
CVS, anonymous
cvsup process automating updates
editing /usr/src/share/skel/Makefile file
etcmerge utility and
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B
BitcoinAddressExtractor (class in etk.extractors.bitcoin_address_extractor)
C
CryptographicHashExtractor (class in etk.extractors.cryptographic_hash_extractor)
CVEExtractor (class in etk.extractors.cve_extractor)
D
DateExtractor (class in etk.extractors.date_extractor)
DBpediaSpotlightExtractor (class in etk.extractors.dbpedia_spotlight_extractor)
DecodingValueExtractor (class in etk.extractors.decoding_value_extractor)
E
EmailExtractor (class in etk.extractors.email_extractor)
etk.extractors.cryptographic_hash_extractor (module)
etk.extractors.cve_extractor (module)
etk.extractors.date_extractor (module)
etk.extractors.dbpedia_spotlight_extractor (module)
etk.extractors.decoding_value_extractor (module)
etk.extractors.email_extractor (module)
etk.extractors.excel_extractor (module)
etk.extractors.glossary_extractor (module)
etk.extractors.hostname_extractor (module)
etk.extractors.html_content_extractor (module)
etk.extractors.html_metadata_extractor (module)
etk.extractors.inferlink_extractor (module)
etk.extractors.ip_address_extractor (module)
etk.extractors.language_identification_extractor (module)
etk.extractors.regex_extractor (module)
etk.extractors.sentence_extractor (module)
etk.extractors.spacy_ner_extractor (module)
etk.extractors.spacy_rule_extractor (module)
etk.extractors.table_extractor (module)
etk.extractors.url_extractor (module)
ExcelExtractor (class in etk.extractors.excel_extractor)
extract() (etk.extractors.bitcoin_address_extractor.BitcoinAddressExtractor method)
(etk.extractors.cryptographic_hash_extractor.CryptographicHashExtractor method)
(etk.extractors.cve_extractor.CVEExtractor method)
(etk.extractors.date_extractor.DateExtractor method)
(etk.extractors.dbpedia_spotlight_extractor.DBpediaSpotlightExtractor method)
(etk.extractors.decoding_value_extractor.DecodingValueExtractor method)
(etk.extractors.email_extractor.EmailExtractor method)
(etk.extractors.excel_extractor.ExcelExtractor method)
(etk.extractors.glossary_extractor.GlossaryExtractor method)
(etk.extractors.hostname_extractor.HostnameExtractor method)
(etk.extractors.html_content_extractor.HTMLContentExtractor method)
(etk.extractors.html_metadata_extractor.HTMLMetadataExtractor method)
(etk.extractors.inferlink_extractor.InferlinkExtractor method)
(etk.extractors.ip_address_extractor.IPAddressExtractor method)
(etk.extractors.language_identification_extractor.LanguageIdentificationExtractor method)
(etk.extractors.regex_extractor.RegexExtractor method)
(etk.extractors.sentence_extractor.SentenceExtractor method)
(etk.extractors.spacy_ner_extractor.SpacyNerExtractor method)
(etk.extractors.spacy_rule_extractor.SpacyRuleExtractor method)
(etk.extractors.table_extractor.TableExtractor method)
(etk.extractors.url_extractor.URLExtractor method)
G
GlossaryExtractor (class in etk.extractors.glossary_extractor)
H
HostnameExtractor (class in etk.extractors.hostname_extractor)
HTMLContentExtractor (class in etk.extractors.html_content_extractor)
HTMLMetadataExtractor (class in etk.extractors.html_metadata_extractor)
I
IdentificationTool (class in etk.extractors.language_identification_extractor)
InferlinkExtractor (class in etk.extractors.inferlink_extractor)
IPAddressExtractor (class in etk.extractors.ip_address_extractor)
L
LanguageIdentificationExtractor (class in etk.extractors.language_identification_extractor)
P
Pattern (class in etk.extractors.spacy_rule_extractor)
R
RegexExtractor (class in etk.extractors.regex_extractor)
Rule (class in etk.extractors.spacy_rule_extractor)
S
SentenceExtractor (class in etk.extractors.sentence_extractor)
SpacyNerExtractor (class in etk.extractors.spacy_ner_extractor)
SpacyRuleExtractor (class in etk.extractors.spacy_rule_extractor)
T
TableExtractor (class in etk.extractors.table_extractor)
U
URLExtractor (class in etk.extractors.url_extractor)
ETK
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Apache Annotator is an effort undergoing incubation at The Apache Software Foundation (ASF) sponsored by the Apache Incubator PMC. Incubation is required of all newly accepted projects until a further review indicates that the infrastructure, communications, and decision making process have stabilized in a manner consistent with other successful ASF projects. While incubation status is not necessarily a reflection of the completeness or stability of the code, it does indicate that the project has yet to be fully endorsed by the ASF.
Apache®, the names of Apache projects, and the feather logo are either registered trademarks or trademarks of the Apache Software Foundation in the United States and/or other countries.
The TextQuoteSelector of the Web Annotation Data Model.
Corresponds to RDF class http://www.w3.org/ns/oa#TextQuoteSelector


Situated on the south east coast of the island, Honolulu is the state capital. Any boater requiring maintenance work, reprovisioning, crew changes or just a change of scene, will eventually visit here.
Position 21°16.0'N, 157°50.7'W.
Clearance is best done at Ala Wai yacht harbour.
The main yacht harbour here is the huge Ala Wai Marina, SE of the city centre. There is no anchoring area in this harbour.
If no advance reservation has been made, go to the loading dock by the huge Ilikai hotel where you can stop for 30 minutes, while one of the crew identifies a vacant berth.
If you are a member of a yacht club, call either the Hawaii YC or the Waikiki YC, both of which have guest berthing.
Last updated February 2016.
The Hawaii Yacht Club in Honolulu will allow visitors to use its facilities for a fee, but this is usually limited to a maximum period of two weeks.


There's up to 75% off in the massive Regatta online clearance
Regatta Outlet has launched a huge online sale just in time for winter and it includes Kimberley Walsh-designed outerwear
by Linda HowardIf you’re still looking for the ultimate coat to keep the harsh winds of winter at bay this year, the massive clearance sale at Regatta might have just what you’re looking for.
With savings of up to 75% across womens, mens and kidswear, there’s a bargain waiting to be bagged for every member of the family.
And it’s not just outerwear that the famous brand has reduced, there’s everything from hoodies and sweatshirts, to gilets and bodywarmers, T-shirts and shorts, trousers, shirts, footwear and accessories.
Shop the Regatta Outlet sale here
There are even incredible reductions on the Kimberley Walsh collection - exclusively designed by the former Girls Aloud singer for Regatta.
Women's Romina Waterproof Insulated Jacket - Deep Teal, £49.95 (was £100)
The singer, actor, presenter and all-round superwoman launched her first fashion collaboration with Regatta last month.
Inspired by her love of the outdoors and spending time in nature with her family, Kimberley’s collection mixes practicality with style to deliver outerwear you can rely on – whatever the weather.


--- layout: data_model title: NetRouteObjectType this_version: 1.0 ---
The NetRouteObjectType type is intended to characterize a specific network route.
| Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| @object_referenceoptional | QName |
The object_reference field specifies a unique ID reference to an Object defined elsewhere. This construct allows for the re-use of the defined Properties of one Object within another, without the need to embed the full Object in the location from which it is being referenced. Thus, this ID reference is intended to resolve to the Properties of the Object that it points to. |
| Custom_Properties0..1 | CustomPropertiesType |
The Custom_Properties construct is optional and enables the specification of a set of custom Object Properties that may not be defined in existing Properties schemas. |
| @is_ipv6optional | boolean |
The is_ipv6 field specifies whether or not the route uses IPv6 addresses. |
| @is_autoconfigure_addressoptional | boolean |
The is_autoconfigure_address field specifies if the IP address is autoconfigured. |
| @is_immortaloptional | boolean |
The is_immortal field specifies if the route is immortal. |
| @is_loopbackoptional | boolean |
The is_loopback field specifies if the route is a loopback route (the gateway is on the local host). |
| @is_publishoptional | boolean |
The is_publish field specifies if the route is published. |
| Description0..1 | StructuredTextType |
The Description field is intended for use in providing a brief description of the network route. |
| Network_Route_Entries0..1 | NetworkRouteEntriesType |
The Network_Route_Entries field is optional and characterizes a set of network route segment entries. |
| Preferred_Lifetime0..1 | DurationObjectPropertyType |
The Preferred_Lifetime field is intended to specify the preferred time, in seconds, that the IP route entry is valid. A value of 0xffffffff is considered to be infinite. |
| Valid_Lifetime0..1 | DurationObjectPropertyType |
The Valid_Lifetime field is intended to specify the maximum time, in seconds, that the IP route entry is valid. A value of 0xffffffff is considered to be infinite. |
| Route_Age0..1 | DurationObjectPropertyType |
The Route_Age field is intended to characterize the number of seconds since the route was added or modified in the network routing table. |


NamePlease enter a name.Please enter at least 2 characters.
description
AboutPlease tell something about the hero.Please enter at least 50 characters.
Alter ego
provide info about the hero real identity.
supervised_user_circle
First namePlease enter at least 2 characters.Last namePlease enter at least 2 characters.
Stats
Provide the statistics of the hero.
tune
Abilities
Provide a list of the hero's abilities.
directions_run
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‘You can’t stop my N10m monthly allowance without reason’ — Yari writes Zamfara gov
by Taiwo AdebuluAbdulaziz Yari, former governor of Zamfara state, has asked Bello Matawalle, his successor, to pay his outstanding allowance and pension.
In a letter dated October 17 addressed to the governor, Yari said he is entitled to N10 million monthly as upkeep allowance, but that he has only been paid twice since he left office.
Yari said the law which provides for the entitlement of former governors, deputies, speakers and deputy speakers was amended in March and that it should not be truncated.
“I wish to humbly draw your attention to the provision of the law on the above subject matter which was amended and assented to on the 23rd of March 2019,” he said.
“The law provides, among other entitlements of the Former Governor, a monthly upkeep allowance of Ten Million Naira (N10,000,000) only and a pension equivalent to the salary he was receiving while in office.
“Accordingly, you may wish to be informed that since the expiration of my tenure on the 29th of May, 2019. I was only paid the upkeep allowance twice i.e for the month of June and July while my pension for the month of June has not been paid.
“As the law provides, the pension and upkeep allowance are not in the category of privileges that can be truncated without any justifiable reason, hence, the need to request you to kindly direct the settlement of the total backlog of the pension and upkeep as provided by the law.
“While thanking you most sincerely for the anticipated positive action, please accept my high regards and esteem.”
In the wake of the recent bandit onslaughts in Zamfara, Bello threatened to arrest Yari for allegedly sponsoring the attacks in the state.


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HOW TO DO BIBJSON
It's just JSON... only, with some useful conventions.
The purpose of BibJSON
BibJSON is a convention for representing bibliographic metadata in JSON; it makes it easy to share and use bibliographic metadata online.
It is a form of JSON - a simple, useful and common way of representing data on the web; we use it to shift information around between our apps.
When we want to share with other people, having some conventions about how to use the JSON to do so can be a very useful thing.
By sharing BibJSON in an agreed manner, we can share data online and use it directly in web applications to quickly and easily make better use of our data.
BibJSON is designed to be simple and useful above all else. It has virtually no requirements, and you could use your own namespaces to extend it. Use it as best fits the purpose of your community.
{ "title": "Open Bibliography for Science, Technology and Medicine", "author":[ {"name": "Richard Jones"}, {"name": "Mark MacGillivray"}, {"name": "Peter Murray-Rust"}, {"name": "Jim Pitman"}, {"name": "Peter Sefton"}, {"name": "Ben O'Steen"}, {"name": "William Waites"} ], "type": "article", "year": "2011", "journal": {"name": "Journal of Cheminformatics"}, "link": [{"url":"http://www.jcheminf.com/content/3/1/47"}], "identifier": [{"type":"doi","id":"10.1186/1758-2946-3-47"}] }
Overview
- A BibJSON record is a JSON object
- A BibJSON collection is a JSON object containing "metadata" followed by "records"
- The "records" key in a collection points to a list of BibJSON records (JSON objects)
- The collection and the records both have the "collection" key, and their value should be the same
- Each record should have a "cid" - an identifier unique within the parent collection
- Each record should have a "type" - such as "article", "book", or even "author"
- Record type places no constraint on what can be placed in the record
- The default set of keys are based on the bibtex keys
- BibJSON keys are lowercase, no spaces, and usually singular
- The keys can point to strings, lists, or objects
- Any thing that is a simple string should remain so
- Where object complexity is required, make it an object
- Where additional keys are namespaced, include a "namespace" declaration in the collection "metadata"
- BibJSON APIs may return other metadata relevant to the parent app; developers can identify such metadata by prefixing the key with "_"; just ignore what is not useful to you
# Any simple string is just a string, e.g. "year":"2011" # Anything more complex is an object, such as "journal":{ "name": "A really great journal", "id": "rgjourn" } # Anything that could have multiples goes in a list - "author":[ { "name": "MacGillivray, Mark" }, { "name": "Pitman, Jim" }, "lists can contain string, list, and object children" ]
Which things are objects
As mentioned in the overview, when something is simple it can just be a string pointed at by a suitable key; but otherwise, it needs to be an object. So which things are objects?
- author is a list of objects
- editor is a list of objects
- license is a list of objects
- identifier is a list of objects
- link is a list of objects
- journal is an object
Web links and identifying things
Web links are objects in a list and can contain a URL, an anchor, and more.
They should go to relevant stuff about the current record.
Identifiers should identify the thing the current record is about. They
must have an ID and a type, and can have more.
{ "title": "An example of links", "link": [ { "url": "http://example.com", "anchor": "Go to Example" } ] "identifier": [ { "id": "10.1186/1758-2946-3-47", "type": "DOI", "url": "http://dx.doi.org/10.1186/1758-2946-3-47" } ] }
author, editor, journal
Some typical keys for these objects
{ "author": [ { "name": "Erdös, Paul", "alternate": ["Paul Erdos"], "firstname": "Paul", "lastname": "Erdös", "id": "paulerdos" } ], "editor": [ # as above... ], "journal": { "name": "American Journal of Mathematics", "shortcode": "Amer. J. Math.", "id": "amerjmath" }
You could even have these as separate records in a collection, (use the "type" field to identify "author", say) then refer to them from other objects by their ID.
Licensing things
License information is represented by the "license" key. It should contain a type and a URL to an explanation of the license. It could also contain other fields giving more info about the license, if necessary. License is a list, just in case there are multiples...
(We have chosen to Americanise ourselves and use "license" :)
Learn more about bibliographic metadata licensing at http://openbiblio.net/principles
{ "license": [ { "type": "copyheart", "url": "http://copyheart.org/manifesto/", "description": "A great license", "jurisdiction": "universal" } ] }
collection
# an example collection { "metadata": { "collection": "my_collection", "label": "My collection of records", "description" "a great collection", "id": "long_complex_uuid", "owner": "test", "created": "2011-10-31T16:05:23.055882", "modified": "2011-10-31T16:05:23.055882", "source": "http://webaddress.com/collection.bib", "records": 1594, "from": 0, "size": 2, }, "records": [ { "collection": "my_collection", "type": "book", "title": "a great book", "id": "your_record_id", ... }, ... ] }
NOTE: You can provide your own record IDs in the "id" key. Internal IDs allocated by BibServer (and other internal data set by BibServer or other processes) are set to keys prefixed with "_" - e.g. "_id" is used for internal BibServer IDs. (BibServer also exposes records via the provided as well as the internal ID.)
Another example
{ "type": "article", "title": "On a family of symmetric Bernoulli convolutions", "author": [ { "name": "Erdös, Paul" } ], "journal": { "name": "American Journal of Mathematics" "identifier":[ { "id": "0002-9327", "type": "issn" } ], "volume": "61", "pages": "974--976" }, "year": "1939", "owner": "me", "id": "ID_1", "collection": "my_collection", "url": "http://example.com/me/my_collection/ID_1", "link":[ { "url": "http://okfn.org", "anchor": "Open Knowledge Foundation" } ] }
Linked data
Rather than re-defining our own methods for representing linked data, we have adopted the JSON-LD linked data specification. This enables representation of your data in a BibJSON collection whilst also taking advantage of the power of linked data where necessary, without making the basics of BibJSON overly complex for those that do not require it. So in order to represent your data as linked data, just incorporate the JSON-LD linked data specifications when creating your BibJSON collection.
JSON-LD example
We would like to use real world examples as far as possible - do you require linked data functionality within BibJSON? If so, please contact us and we can work through a BibJSON / JSON-LD example with you.
Parsing to BibJSON
We have written parsers to BibJSON from a number of popular formats such as bibtex, CSV, RIS, MARC - and we have written BibServer to be easily extensible with additional parsers written in multiple programming languages. If we do not yet have the parser you require in our repo, get in touch and we will help you write one.
The parse functionality can be run independently from the core of BibServer,so it is possible to create and expose your own parsers if you wish.
Schema
BibJSON is intended to be simple yet useful, and should be used as is most practical. There is no fixed schema as yet, but as JSON-LD is supported it is possible to reference any vocabulary via a namespace declaration and use it with your key/value pairs where necessary.
Development is managed via our mailing list the Open biblio WG blog at http://openbiblio.net, and the wiki at http://wiki.okfn.org/Projects/openbibliography/bibjson.
Why use / who uses BibJSON
BibJSON data can be very easily displayed, searched, embedded, merged and shared on the internet via BibServer and similar tools. With that comes the ability to use your bibliographic metadata directly in online documents to manage, share and link your reference lists - not just maintaining your collection for use in static documents, but using your collections as part of the
Let us know if you are using or considering using BibJSON for your own project. It becomes more useful as more people use it.
Anything similar? (why not use them?)
The concept of BibJSON is like that of GeoJSON.
There are various other ways to represent your data and share it with other people. We have designed BibJSON around some key requirements - to be useful on the web, to remain simple, and to present consensus on usage.
We think that the power of linked data is good where necessary, and we support that via our adoption of JSON-LD. We prefer it over others such as RDF/JSON as it enables us to maintain a simple key/value structure where appropriate.
What do you think?
We would like to know what you think about BibJSON. We would like to find out where it actually is useful for other people.
The best place to get in touch is on our mailing list<EMAIL_ADDRESS>It would be great to hear back about any potential uses of BibJSON, or any interest in converting records or collections, or in writing parsers to do so. Also, any follow up comments about the conventions described here, or suggestions for additions / changes, should be presented to the mailing list for consideration.


Actors consist of three parts; the graphic representation (the colored grid),
the coordinate representation (the axis), and the property representation
(the color bar).
The actors are displayed under the Actors tab
on the left hand side of the viewer. Right clicking a highlighted actor
or set of highlighted actors will open a menu to manipulate the them.
- New [Ctrl-N] will add an actor to the stage using SheafScope.
See the SheafScope Usage documentation on how to create an actor.
- Edit Actor(s) [Ctrl-E] will open a
dialog for editing the highlighted actor(s). The dialog has a number
of tabbed panels for manipulating the actor. After making the desired
changes, Apply will apply the changes. Cancel will
restore the settings back to the last applied values.
- Remove Actor(s) [Ctrl-R] will remove
the highlighted actor(s) from the stage.
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property representations of the selected actor are displayed on the
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- View Dofs [Ctrl-V] will display the
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selected actor. Actor > Reset Actor will reset the actor
to the values of the selected scene in the script.


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This is the 3rd part of an in-depth look at how companies running Kubernetes can approach implementing the recommendation of PCI’s guidance for container orchestration. The previous installment looked at authorization, and there’s also an overview post and some notes on the complexity of assessing security in Kubernetes which might be worth reading before getting in to this part. An index of the posts in this series can be found here.
Section 3 - Workload Security
Running containers is obviously the main thing that most Kubernetes clusters are responsible for, so it makes sense that there’s a section of the guidance dedicated to them. Before we talk about the specific recommendations, it’s important to cover off a couple of base concepts.
Containers are just Linux (or Windows) processes. When run under Kubernetes the defaults for both is to use operating system features to isolate those processes from each other and the underlying host. So you can think of Kubernetes as essentially distributed remote command execution :)
By default, with no additional controls, any user who can launch containers into a cluster can get root
access to the underlying cluster node simply (I’ve covered how to do that before with the most pointless kubernetes command ever which is based on the most pointless docker command ever from Ian Miell)).
Docker, and by extension Kubernetes, have a flexible security model where individual restrictions can be removed or enhanced. The defaults were generally chosen for ease of operation, so it’s not surprising that they need specific hardening recommendations for production PCI environments.
Section 3.1
Threat - Access to shared resources on the underlying host permits container breakouts to occur, compromising the security of shared resources.
Best Practice - Workloads running in the orchestration system should be configured to prevent access to the underlying cluster nodes by default. Where granted, any access to resources provided by the nodes should be provided on a least privilege basis, and the use of “privileged” mode containers should be specifically avoided.
Details - So as we’ve mentioned Kubernetes requires specific additional controls to be put in place to stop containers getting access to underlying cluster resources. The mention of privileged
in the recommendation refers to the Docker --privileged
flag which essentially just removes all the security isolation between a container and the underlying node. It’s sometimes used as a shortcut to avoid having to work out exactly what access a container needs to the underlying node.
In terms of how these restrictions are put in place, the picture can be a bit complex. In older versions of Kubernetes a feature called Pod Security Policy was available which could be used to restrict workloads. However this was removed in the latest version of Kubernetes.
There is a replacement feature within Kubernetes, which can be used to implement restrictions on Workloads called Pod Security Admission, however this may not be suitably flexible for all companies needs, so many organizations make use of external admission control software to place restrictions on workloads running in the cluster. In the open source world, prominent options for this include Kyverno, OPA Gatekeeper, jsPolicy and Kubewarden. Also a special note for OpenShift here which has it’s own mechanism Security Context Constraints.
Having covered how restrictions on workloads would be put in place, we also need to think about what restrictions to put in place. At this point it’s important to note that some system workloads do need access to the underlying cluster nodes to operate, so for example the kube-proxy
component needs to modify networking components so will need access to that.
For general workloads the goal is to avoid giving them rights that would allow for access to the underlying host. The Kubernetes project has created Pod Security Standards to document which settings are needed (as there are quite a few). Enforcing at least the baseline policy and ideally using the restricted policy for all general workloads should prevent the processes running in containers from accessing the underlying host.
So if you’re reviewing a cluster for PCI there’s a couple of actions
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Ensure that one of the systems that can be used to restrict workloads is in place and operational
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Review the policies applied to the workloads in the cluster to assess how well they meet the requirements of Pod Security Standards.
Section 3.2
Threat - The use of non-specific versions of container images could facilitate a supply chain attack where a malicious version of the image is pushed to a registry by an attacker.
Best Practice - Workload definitions/manifests should target specific known versions of any container images. This should be done via a reliable mechanism checking the cryptographic signatures of images. If signatures are not available, message-digests should be used.
Details - Container images are the standard way of packaging the software that will run on your Kubernetes clusters, and they’re typically pulled from container registries, either public ones like Docker Hub or private ones under the organization’s control. Obviously it’s important to ensure (as much as possible) that you know what’s inside the container image before you run it. Within registries versions of images are typically denoted based on “tags” and if you don’t specify a tag you get whatever the latest version of that image is, which is clearly not great in terms of knowing what you’re running.
Also, depending on the registry, it may be possible to change what image a tag points to, so again it’s not ideal to rely solely on image tags, although if an internal registry is used it might be possible to establish trust based on how that registry and its tags are managed. Without additional software, one option is to use images based on a specific SHA-256 hash, a mechanism which is generally supported by container software, although it’s important to note that this is quite a cumbersome thing to do as it means you need to change the hash every time the image is patched or changed in any way.
It’s also possible to use digital signing to improve the trust in the workloads you run, but this does require additional software. Specifically it need a signing tool to sign the images and also software to validate the signatures when the container images are deployed to the Kubernetes cluster. For the first part the most common tool is cosign, and it’s possible to validate cosign signed images using the admission control software we mentioned in the previous section.
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Ensure that all images running in the cluster use either a tag (supported by processes to ensure tag integrity), SHA-256 hash or digital signatures to validate their integrity.
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Review how these mechanisms are enforced, reviewing admission controller policies that are in use on the cluster.
Section 3.3
Threat - Containers retrieved from untrusted sources may contain malware or exploitable vulnerabilities
Best Practice - All container images running in the cluster should come from trusted sources.
Details - This requirement goes alongside the previous one, in making the point that container image assurance is a key concern for Kubernetes. It’s important to note that in the vast majority of cases, Container registries do not curate their images so there is a risk of supply chain attacks at that level.
The safest option is to ensure that all images running in the cluster are sourced from a container registry that is under the control of the organization, and that security checks are carried out whenever new images are added to this registry. This does add overhead to managing the cluster as 3rd party software (e.g. helm charts) will generally assume that it can pull images from whichever registry the software vendor uses.
Where images need to be sourced from external registries mechanisms like using specific SHA-256 hashes or signed images can help to provide assurances that the images can be trusted (assuming of course you trust the project/vendor that created those images).
- All images should come from either an internally controlled registry or where coming from external sources be validated before deployment.
Conclusion
Workload security is a fundamental part of any container security architecture. PCI’s requirements are (as with previous parts) fairly general good practices, however implementing them in a Kubernetes environment could require considerable effort. Planning out how to comply with these requirements is best done during a planning phase, to reduce the potential for impact to running workloads. Next time we’ll be looking at the Network Security Recommendations


CSV : When a dataset is CSV and there is no header, provide the column names as comma seperated in �Column Names� field. Provide the Delimiter.
JSON : The JSON file needs to be in JSONL format. The records cannot be like JSON-array. Each line should be a valid JSON value.
JDBC :
URL : JDBC url ex :
Driver Path : Provide the absolute path(HDFS or NAS) to the JDBC driver. The path should be accessible from all the nodes of the cluster.
Note : This is only required in Cluster mode of installation.
Parquet, Avro, ORC : Enter the file path. In cluster mode.
On clicking �Validate� a small sample of 20 records are displayed in the table.


This section simply lists a few tools that can help in troubleshooting certain types of issues. For more information on these and other tools, see the Java SE Troubleshooting Guide.
Performance: Benchmarks, profilers, DTrace, Java probes.
FootPrint: jhat
, jmap
, profilers.
Crashes: Native debuggers.
Hangs: JConsole, jstack
, Control+Break.
Font-rendering: Font2DTest (delivered with the JDK in demo/jfc/Font2DTest)


Top 10 Reasons To Add Bone Broth To Your Daily Routine
Still not sure what all the hype is about bone broth? Well, we’re here to fill you in on the top ten reasons that we think it is more than worth your while to add it to your daily routine. At Borderland Food Co., we make it easy to be able to incorporate bone broth into your daily routine. With Canada’s largest variety of flavours and a taste-free smoothie booster, we know that this is a healthy habit you can keep!
1. It’s soooooo nutritious! Nutrients in bone broth are highly bioavailable and don’t require a lot of effort to be absorbed by our cells. Did you catch that?? Minimal effort! Your body will thank you.
2. It makes your joints feel smoother than that pick up line you once fell for from that unemployed dude on Tinder. Remember? A few years back? That guy who “forgot his wallet” on your first date?? Don’t wanna talk about it? Okay, then let’s talk about broth. Bone broth contains chondroitin sulfate and glucosamine, the compounds sold as pricey supplements to reduce inflammation, arthritis and joint pain. We’re not getting any younger! Let’s take care of those joints.
3. It heals your leaky gut! And let’s face it. The only thing less appealing than the phrase “leaky gut” is an actual leaky gut. But hey, the gelatin in bone broth protects and heals the mucosal lining of the digestive tract and aids in more effective digestion of nutrients! Good-bye leaky gut, hello beautiful healthy mucosa!
4. It gets those toxins out! The liver wasn’t built to withstand the amount of toxins and chemicals that we regularly pump into our bodies in today’s world (plus, we all like to partake in a nice gallon of vino every now and again, amitirite?!). The good news: bone broth contains TONS of glycine, aka the liver’s side kick and bestie when it comes to getting rid of evil, nasty toxins. Pro-tip: bone broth also knows how to pull its weight when it comes to fighting hangovers due to these detoxing effects!
5. It supports hair growth and helps to keep your nails strong and your skin young! That’s right. You can continue to celebrate your annual 27th birthday and no one will be the wiser. The collagen and gelatin in bone broth help to improve the appearance of your skin, hair, and nails… for a fraction of the price you’d pay for any beauty treatment, we might add.
6. It promotes sleep and calms the mind. Bone broth? More like ohm broth! The glycine found in bone broth can be very calming. You’ll sleep like a baby. (A beautiful baby with fantastic hair, skin and nails, and an impermeable mucosa).
7. It’s weight loss friendly! Bone broth is super low in calories, high in nutrients, and the gelatin that’s naturally present in the broth helps us to feel full. We could all use a lil’ help with portion control… this is an easy and yummy way to do it.
8. It decreases inflammation! Bone broth also contains large amounts of the amino acids glycine and proline, both of which are extremely anti-inflammatory.
9. It fights infections! The amino acids that are found in bone broth have been shown to boost immunity. Turns out your grandma got it right when she forced bone broth on you whenever you were sick with any possible illness. Thanks grams!
10.  If the above information was not enough to convince you that the broth is worth adding to your daily routine, then hot damn you’re difficult to please. BUT, we encourage you to try it anyways. It tastes delicious, there’s a million and one ways to use it, and we know that you wont regret the health benefits. Chances are, you can find Borderland Food Co bone broths in a retailer near you.
Happy sipping!!


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VIRUS (1999)
Rating: 2 stars (out of 4.0) ******************************** Key to rating system: 2.0 stars - Debatable 2.5 stars - Some people may like it 3.0 stars - I liked it 3.5 stars - I am biased in favor of the movie 4.0 stars - I felt the movie's impact personally or it stood out ********************************* A Movie Review by David Sunga
Directed by: John Bruno
Written by: Chuck Pfarrer and Dennis Feldman, adapted from the Dark Horse comic VIRUS
Starring: Jamie Lee Curtis, William Baldwin, Donald Sutherland, and Joanna Pacula
Ingredients: alien creature, troop of well armed crew members being stalked
Synopsis: With their tugboat damaged by a hurricane, the tugboat crew seeks refuge in the eye of the storm, only to find another ship there: a huge, deserted Russian space research vessel called the Volkov, equipped with dozens of machine rooms and mechanized labs. Exploring the Volkov, the tugboat crew comes upon the scientist Nadia (Joanna Pacula), the frantic sole survivor of some sort of massacre. Nadia claims that an electronic life form has invaded the ship by satellite and that the alien is using the Volkov's power and labs to manufacture cyborg-like creatures in an attempt to destroy mankind. The alien life form uses humans for spare parts.
Of course nobody believes Nadia until people start disappearing and showing up as spare parts on robotic attackers. Can Foster (Jamie Lee Curtis), Steve (William Baldwin), and the others defeat the alien aboard the Volkov before it takes over the world? Lucky for them the scientific research vessel happens to contain an ample supply of guns, ammo, missiles and thermite grenades.
Opinion: I love the cast of VIRUS. Donald Sutherland as a creepy sea captain; Jamie Lee Curtis as the heroine; William Baldwin as a seaman; it can't get any better than this. VIRUS also has good effects, courtesy of director John Bruno who happens to be a special effects expert. VIRUS marks his debut as a director. I even like the bad guy: a ruthless, faceless, personality-free, alien life form made of electricity trapped in the circuitry of the ship.
What VIRUS lacks, however, is suspense. VIRUS works like a 50s B-movie with an upgraded budget. People stumble along, weather a few attacks, and at last find a loud way to end the thing. Ideally in a movie you want the good guys to face a deadly opponent they know nothing about. Through narrow escapes and small clues they should slowly learn enough to theorize a way to beat the thing. But in VIRUS finding out about the enemy is done too quickly and easily; it's just a matter of believing whatever Nadia says, rather than thinking about clues. Similarly, in an ideal technothriller, the audience should be shown some of the devious traps the alien might be planning, in order to ratchet up the suspense factor when the unknowing heroes are shown. But in VIRUS the audience never gets shown the sneak peak, so a lot of opportunity for suspense is lost.
There are also some unanswered questions concerning the incongruous behavior of various characters. What does Captain Everton stand to gain from his actions? Why would a special forces expert become hysterical when all the civilians are calm? These actions don't make sense. Suspense is when you know a character well enough to see that his personality is going to put him in big trouble with the upcoming situation he doesn't know about. But when characters act unbelievably, some of that juicy anticipation is lost.
In short, it's fun watching the cast of VIRUS ham it up, and there are plenty of high tech booms and bangs in this movie for amusement. But VIRUS could be much better with a healthy dose of basic suspense.
Reviewed by David Sunga January 16, 1999
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Compute lambdas for channel power law scaling. For a broad family of features, including gradient histograms and all channel types tested, the feature responses computed at a single scale can be used to approximate feature responses at nearby scales. The approximation is accurate at least within an entire scale octave. For details and to understand why this unexpected result holds, please see: P. Dollár, R. Appel, S. Belongie and P. Perona "Fast Feature Pyramids for Object Detection", PAMI 2014. This function computes channels at multiple image scales and plots the resulting power law scaling. The purpose of this function is two-fold: (1) compute lambdas for fast approximate channel computation for use in chnsPyramid() and (2) provide a visualization of the power law channel scaling described in the BMVC2010 paper. chnsScaling() takes two main inputs: the parameters for computing image channels (pChns), and an image or set of images (Is). The images are cropped to the dimension of the smallest image for simplicity of computing the lambdas (and fairly high resolution images are best). The computed lambdas will depend on the channel parameters (e.g. how much smoothing is performed), but given enough images (>1000) the computed lambdas should not depend on the exact images used. USAGE [lambdas,as,scales,fs] = chnsScaling( pChns, Is, [show] ) INPUTS pChns - parameters for creating channels (see chnsCompute.m) Is - [nImages x 1] cell array of images (nImages may be 1) show - [1] figure in which to display results OUTPUTS lambdas - [nTypes x 1] computed lambdas as - [nTypes x 1] computed y-intercepts scales - [nScales x 1] vector of actual scales used fs - [nImages x nScales x nTypes] array of feature means EXAMPLE sDir = 'data/Inria/train/neg/'; Is = fevalImages( @(x) {x}, {}, sDir, 'I', 'png', 0, 200 ); p = chnsCompute(); lambdas = chnsScaling( p, Is, 1 ); See also chnsCompute, chnsPyramid, fevalImages Piotr's Computer Vision Matlab Toolbox Version 3.25 Copyright 2014 Piotr Dollar & Ron Appel. [pdollar-at-gmail.com] Licensed under the Simplified BSD License [see external/bsd.txt]


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ZURICH/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Private equity group Warburg Pincus is working with Goldman Sachs and Barclays on the planned 2020 sale or initial public offering of Swiss banking software company Avaloq, people close to the matter said.
The buyout group, which owns 45% of Avaloq, is expected to launch an auction in the first quarter of 2020. Avaloq founder Francisco Fernandez, management and employees also hold shares in the company.
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Intro to Testing
Focus
There's a lot of vocabulary in testing. This presentation will focus strictly on Unit Testing in the Cocoa frameworks.
Intro to Testing
So What is Unit Testing?
- Should define the behavior of a class or unit of execution.
- Should be fast
- Should not have implementation dependencies. (Network, DB, etc.)
- Should be atomic
Intro to Testing
How do tests define behavior?
Assertions, Expectations, & Shoulds
STAssertNil(a1, description, ...)
STAssertNotNil(a1, description, ...)
STAssertTrue(expression, description, ...)
STAssertFalse(expression, description, ...)
STAssertEqualObjects(a1, a2, description, ...)
STAssertEquals(a1, a2, description, ...)
Depending on your chosen Framework, you will be asserting or expecting specific results of the test expressions you write. (We'll get more into these shortly.)
Intro to Testing
Unit tests should be fast.
How fast?
  < 1 second per test.
Intro to Testing
How does one avoid implementation dependencies?
Test Doubles...
- Mocks
- & Stubs
- & Fakes
- Oh My!
Intro to Testing
So my tests have to be ATOMIC?
Intro to Testing
ATOMIC? SRSLY?
Atomic like properties, not like bombs. Your tests should be independent and capable of being run without stepping on one another. There should not be deep dependencies between tests.
Testing Workflows
Testing Workflows
So I just code the same way and then write tests now, right?
Testing Workflows
Test Driven Development
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- Green
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TDD Basic Workflow
Three main components
- Red
- (void)testWindowIsKeyAfterApplicationLaunch { [appDelegate application: nil didFinishLaunchingWithOptions: nil]; STAssertTrue(window.keyWindow, @"App delegate's window should be key"); }
- Green
- (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions: // { self.window = [[UIWindow alloc] initWithFrame:[[UIScreen mainScreen] bounds]]]; [self.window makeKeyAndVisible]; return YES; }
TDD Basic Workflow
- (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions: // { [self.window makeKeyAndVisible]; return YES; } - (UIWindow *)window { if (!_window){ _window = [[UIWindow alloc] initWithFrame:[[UIScreen mainScreen] bounds]]; } return _window; }
Testing Frameworks
Testing Frameworks
Create a Test Target
Testing Frameworks
You now have a test target
Testing Frameworks
There are many, and they each have their strengths
- Currently the Default
- jUnit style syntax
- Easy to debug
Testing Frameworks
There are many, and they each have their strengths
- Soon to be the Default
- Easy to debug
- Can test from the command line
- Can test UIKit
- Same ugly syntax
- Very little public info so far, but if you know OCUnit you should be ok
Testing Frameworks
There are many, and they each have their strengths
- Awesome RSPEC style syntax
- Powerful expectations out of the box
- Block based
- Hard as hell to debug
- Some effort to install and configure
Testing Frameworks
There are many, and they each have their strengths
- OCMock
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- OCMockito
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Bug 1661189 R[Core:Graphics: WebRender]Make directly texture bounded buffers are not held by AsyncImagePipelineManager::mTexturesInUseByGPU on Android
Bug 1533462 R[Core:Layout: Text and Fonts]Pref on the cross-process shared font list for dev builds
Bug 1661745 R[Core:Web Painting]Don't call NotifyApzTransaction until we're done building all the scroll metadata
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Bug 1622680 R[Firefox Build System:Lint and Formatting]dom/canvas: Make it flake8 compliant
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- Click the MODERATE button. The number of items awaiting moderation is displayed on this button.
- Optional. To View File click the VIEW FILE link. You may like to view the file before approving it.
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Vue bans Blue Story film from all cinemas after Birmingham machete brawl
Five teenagers have been arrested, including a girl aged 13, after a violent fight involving 100 people broke out at the packed Vue cinema in entertainment complex Star City near Nechells on Saturday evening
by Lorraine KingVue has pulled the gang film Blue Story from all its cinemas following a mass brawl involving machetes at a screening in Birmingham.
A recorded message on the cinema answerphone says that the movie has been pulled, Birmingham Live reports.
Since then, Showcase Cinemas said four of its venues won't be showing the film.
Seven police officers were injured after they were called to reports of 100 people - including youths and thugs with machetes - fighting in the entertainment complex Star City near Nechells just after 5.30pm on Saturday.
Families with young children were ready to enjoy the first opening Saturday of Frozen II when the violence broke out.
People were evacuated as Vue cinema managers decided to close the venue.
Have you been affected by this story? Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Officers seized two machetes and arrested a girl of just 13, a girl and a boy, both aged 14 and a 19-year-old man on suspicion of assaulting police.
A knife was also found at a roundabout near the complex.
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Blue Story is about two friends Timmy and Marco who become rivals in a vicious postcode war between Peckham and Deptford, both in south London.
The pair were best friend who went to school together before their are drawn into a world with guns, knives and lost loves.
Supt Ian Green, from Birmingham Police, said: “This was a major outbreak of trouble which left families who were just trying to enjoy a night out at the cinema understandably frightened.
“We worked quickly to move the crowds on, but were met with a very hostile response and officers had to draw Tasers to restore order.
“Thankfully, the injuries to our officers were very minor. We’ve also recovered two machetes and a knife, and it’s clear that some of those who went to Star City last night were intent on causing trouble.
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Guido Tack
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Sun Aug 2 16:33:19 CEST 2009
Kayler Yao wrote:
> 1. the difference bettween IntVarArray and IntVarArgs ，and how to
> use them
> As explained in the manual of Gecode, IntVarArgs is Argument
> array which is just good enough for passing arguments with automatic
> memory management. IntVarArray is Variable array which can store
> variables and be used for storing the variables being part of a
> solution (script).
> From these description,i can see that IntVarArgs can be used when i
> need automatic memory management.But When i need automatic memory
> management, i don't know. If you give me an simple example, i maybe
> can understand it.
Take sudoku as an example. It has 81 variables, one for each field,
so you have an IntVarArray x for these variables. Now you want to
post the constraint that the first row, x[0],...,x[8] must be
distinct. So you create an IntVarArgs containing those variables and
pass it to the distinct constraint. You don't have to worry about
memory management for that array.
> 2. how to post the constraint ----multiplication of two variable?
> For instance ,
> IntVarArry x;
> x(*this,4,1,6);
> I want to have a constraint " x[0] * x[1] = x[2] ".when i
> write " post(*this, x[0] * x[1] == x[2],o pt.icl( ) );" in my
> test program, errors come out. I began to doubt that whether you
> can use the sign of " * ". After testing " post(*this, 2 * x[1]
> == x[2],o pt.icl( ) );", i have know that i can use " * ". So, I
> doubt that we can't multiply two variable with the sign " * ". Who
> can tell me how to add this constraint ?
The minimodel library (which contains the post(...) functions) only
supports linear expressions, i.e. multiplication with constants. To
multiply two variables, use the mult constraint.
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This class maps POSIX owner, group, and modes to the Windows security model, and back.
The primary goal of this mapping is to ensure that owner, group, and modes can be round-tripped in a consistent and deterministic way. Otherwise, Puppet might think file resources are out-of-sync every time it runs. A secondary goal is to provide equivalent permissions for common use-cases. For example, setting the owner to “Administrators”, group to “Users”, and mode to 750 (which also denies access to everyone else.
There are some well-known problems mapping windows and POSIX permissions due to differences between the two security models. Search for “POSIX permission mapping leak”. In POSIX, access to a file is determined solely based on the most specific class (user, group, other). So a mode of 460 would deny write access to the owner even if they are a member of the group. But in Windows, the entire access control list is walked until the user is explicitly denied or allowed (denied take precedence, and if neither occurs they are denied). As a result, a user could be allowed access based on their group membership. To solve this problem, other people have used deny access control entries to more closely model POSIX, but this introduces a lot of complexity.
In general, this implementation only supports “typical” permissions, where group permissions are a subset of user, and other permissions are a subset of group, e.g. 754, but not 467. However, there are some Windows quirks to be aware of.
The owner can be either a user or group SID, and most system files are owned by the Administrators group.
The group can be either a user or group SID.
Unexpected results can occur if the owner and group are the same, but the user and group classes are different, e.g. 750. In this case, it is not possible to allow write access to the owner, but not the group. As a result, the actual permissions set on the file would be 770.
In general, only privileged users can set the owner, group, or change the mode for files they do not own. In 2003, the user must be a member of the Administrators group. In Vista/2008, the user must be running with elevated privileges.
A file/dir can be deleted by anyone with the DELETE access right OR by anyone that has the FILE_DELETE_CHILD access right for the parent. See support.microsoft.com/kb/238018. But on Unix, the user must have write access to the file/dir AND execute access to all of the parent path components.
Many access control entries are inherited from parent directories, and it is common for file/dirs to have more than 3 entries, e.g. Users, Power Users, Administrators, SYSTEM, etc, which cannot be mapped into the 3 class POSIX model. The get_mode method will set the S_IEXTRA bit flag indicating that an access control entry was found whose SID is neither the owner, group, or other. This enables Puppet to detect when file/dirs are out-of-sync, especially those that Puppet did not create, but is attempting to manage.
On Unix, the owner and group can be modified without changing the mode. But on Windows, an access control entry specifies which SID it applies to. As a result, the set_owner and set_group methods automatically rebuild the access control list based on the new (and different) owner or group.


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As you can see, this shows the payoff associated with each choice. Once you and the person you are paired with have made your choices, your payoff for the round will appear.
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All,
I've been away from the site for the last month or two and now trying to catch up. I need to update my emonTX firmware with the latest Wh code (easy), and I need to upgrade my version of emoncms.
I'm also planning on changing to the Raspberry Pi + hard drive system (instead of gateway), so I can start controlling things using packetgen and scheduler.
As far as I can tell, the procedure I need to follow for emoncms is here;
http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/4354
However, as I have essentially zero knowledge of PHP, web development, linux (I could go on), I need everything spelling out for me! [I am intending to start learning some of this stuff, but finding the time is tricky and where to start!]
So, I have some questions;
1. The page above says to install emoncms on the Pi using this guide: http://emoncms.org/site/docs/installlinux
However, this guide says that "For installation guide on installing emoncms on a raspberrypi see raspberrypi installation guides." Presumably this would be referring to: http://emoncms.org/site/docs/raspberrypihdd ?
Which procedure should I be following here? Note that I have a windows PC, not linux. However I assume the commands to install emoncms using the linux method are done through SHH into the Pi?
2. Next the guide says to install the add-in modules (including scheduler), and provides the code (which I assume i enter into the Pi SSH), which clones the files from github presumably onto the Pi's hard drive?
3.  I have started learning some basic python for the Pi, but it appears this isn't used for scripts being run on it. PHP is server-side web development code (so makes sense for emoncms), but how does this relate to the Raspberry Pi which is running Raspbian? I am doing a fair amount of googleage to get my head around this, but some pointers would be really helpful! I keep seeing references to raspbian, debian etc, but I have no idea how they relate.
I feel like I need a map of how all of this ties together so I would know what I need to learn.
So far I have just about got by on OEM without needing to understand any of this stuff but it does seem increasingly that this is a pre-requisite to developing your own OEM system. There must be others in the same shoes as me? What do people think?
Chris
Re: emoncms 8, scheduler, raspbian, debian, I'm lost!
Hello Chris, as these developments (especially scheduler) are quite new, there's still documentation to update.
The first think to note is that both the install on a harddrive documentation (the full build notes rather than the image which is needs updating) http://emoncms.org/site/docs/raspberrypihddbuild is mostly the same as the install linux documentation http://emoncms.org/site/docs/installlinux. The raspberrypihddbuild page has additional steps to enable using a harddrive and also additional security steps.
To carry out these installations from a windows computer you can use a tool called putty to ssh into your raspberrypi and then its all the same it doesnt matter that your connecting from a windows pc.
"Next the guide says to install the add-in modules (including scheduler), and provides the code (which I assume i enter into the Pi SSH), which clones the files from github presumably onto the Pi's hard drive?" - yes thats it
Rasbian that runs on the raspberrypi is a 'flavour' of debian linux. By installing the various dependencies on the raspberrypi such as the apache2 webserver, php, mysql and so on we are turning the raspberrypi into a fully fledged webserver. Whats running on the raspberrypi is exactly the same as what's running on the server that power's emoncms.org, the only difference is that the emoncms.org server has much more computing power.
Re: emoncms 8, scheduler, raspbian, debian, I'm lost!
Trystan,
Thanks a lot for this, really helpful!
I'll give it a go and hopefully will be up and running soon.


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It's important to note that most of these operations are dependent on each other, so that it's not always permitted to change the order in which they are applied.


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