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Use the location bar for direct access to any Proximity database entity.
Use the graphical data browser to explore the local neighborhood of an object.
Create a new attribute interactively by clicking create new in the Object Attributes or Link Attribute page.
Delete an existing attribute interactively by clicking delete in the corresponding attribute page.
Export an attribute’s values to a tab-delimited text file by clicking export in the corresponding attribute page.
Use display preferences (“Setting Display Preferences”) to change the labels used for objects and links in the Proximity Database Browser.
Proximity attributes are set-valued; an object or link can have multiple values for an attribute.
Proximity can import and store multi-dimensional attribute values, but it cannot use multi-dimensional attributes in a query.
Additional Information
See “Exploring Containers and Subgraphs” for information on exploring containers and subgraphs in the Proximity Database Browser.
See “Location Bar Path Syntax” for a summary of how to use the location bar path to directly access Proximity database entities.
See “Adding a New Attribute” for additional information on creating new attributes.


“As far back as 1551 we know of the existence of Poestyen as a natural cure, and Sir Spencer Wells, the great English doctor, wrote about these waters in 1888. They are chiefly good for rheumatism, gout, neuralgia, the strengthening of broken bones, strains, and also for scrofula. On the premises there is a quaint museum with crutches and all sort of sticks and invalid chairs left there by their former owners in grateful acknowledgment of the wonderful waters and mire that had healed them.” — H. Tornai de Koever, Hungarian Baths and Resorts


Inline.js allows you to append unit tests onto function declarations inline in code, such as:
var square = function(n) { return n * n; }.where(3).shouldEqual(9);
It was inspired by the article Extending JavaScript with inline unit tests by Sergi Mansilla, which uses macros to achieve a similar result.
View the source of this page to see a couple of simple functions tested, and check out the console to see the results of the failed assertions.
Inline.js is only a quick experiment, and I wouldn’t really recommend mixing tests and code, but I do think there’s something interesting about inline testing, and could see it being used for teaching or demonstration purposes. Check out the source on github or read more.


There is a good description of the Apollo tiers files in the Apollo user manual--please read that section before you read this description of how to create and change tiers files.
If you edit the tiers file, be aware that each tier line and each type line must be a single line--if these lines contain newlines, they will not be parsed properly. Some text editors will break up long lines by inserting newlines.
Note that the order of lines in the tiers file is how Apollo determines
the vertical ordering of the data in the display. The first tiers in the
file appear closest to the central axis.
Creating new feature property scheme for Gene Prediction
Creating new feature property scheme for Softberry
Creating new feature property scheme for Gene Model
Creating new feature property scheme for
blastx:Honeybee_TREMBL30.5_SWISS47.5
Creating new feature property scheme for Glean3
These messages mean that these datatypes are missing from the appropriate
tiers file and should be added to it. To figure out which tiers file Apollo
is using, look at the console output for a line like:
Using tiers file /users/nomi/.apollo/fly.tiers
The main challenges to adding these new types to the tiers file are figuring out what tier each datatype belongs in, and determining what vertical position to assign them, ranging from close to the metric to farther up in the panel.
In this example, we started with Drosophila data (which uses fly.tiers) and read a data file that contained some new types. To add these new types to fly.tiers, the curator reasoned as follows:
For Gene Prediction, this seems like some new generic gene prediction
datatype, so I add a new "Type" in the Gene Prediction tier:
[Type]
label : Gene Prediction
tiername : Gene Prediction
datatype : Gene Prediction
glyph : DrawableResultFeatureSet
color : 153,51,255
usescore : true
minscore : 100.0
column : SCORE
column : GENOMIC_RANGE
column : query_frame
column : GENOMIC_LENGTH
sortbycolumn : GENOMIC_RANGE
For Softberry, I happen to know that they make the fgenesh program, so I
add one new line with the Softberry datatype to the fgenesh Type
description:
[Type]
label : Fgenesh
tiername : Gene Prediction
datatype : fgenesh:dummy
datatype : Softberry
glyph : DrawableResultFeatureSet
color : 255,153,255
usescore : true
minscore : 100.0
column : SCORE
column : GENOMIC_RANGE
column : query_frame
column : GENOMIC_LENGTH
sortbycolumn : GENOMIC_RANGE
weburl : http://www.softberry.com/berry.phtml?topic=index&group=programs&subgroup=gfind#
I'm not sure what Gene Model is, so I create a whole new Tier
and Type for this, just after the third party annotations:
[Tier]
tiername : Gene Model
expanded : true
[Type]
label : Gene Model
tiername : Gene Model
datatype : Gene Model
glyph : DrawableResultFeatureSet
color : 255,51,51
usescore : true
minscore : 100.0
column : SCORE
column : GENOMIC_RANGE
column : MATCH_RANGE
column : GENOMIC_LENGTH
column : MATCH_LENGTH
sortbycolumn : GENOMIC_RANGE
For blastx:Honeybee_TREMBL30.5_SWISS47.5, this seems similar to BLAST
similarity to fly, but instead, it is for bee, so I created a new Tier
and Type just under the BLASTX similarity to fly with the same color:
[Tier]
tiername : BLASTX Similarity to Bee
expanded : true
[Type]
label : BLASTX Similarity to Bee
tiername : BLASTX Similarity to Bee
datatype : blastx:Honeybee_TREMBL30.5_SWISS47.5
glyph : DrawableResultFeatureSet
color : 255,20,0
usescore : true
column : SCORE
column : identity
column : expect
column : query_frame
column : GENOMIC_RANGE
column : MATCH_RANGE
column : GENOMIC_LENGTH
column : MATCH_LENGTH
sortbycolumn : GENOMIC_RANGE
groupby : HOMOLOGY
weburl :
http://srs.ebi.ac.uk/srs6bin/cgi-bin/wgetz?[swall-acc:__ID__]+-e
Types "my.tiers"
Note that you must quit and restart Apollo for your new tiers file to take effect.
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Integrating Shiny and D3 can be a powerful combination. Deriving insights from data is streamlined when users are able to modify a Shiny input, or click on a D3 visualization, and that action produces new results.
There are two ways that D3 visualizations can be integrated with Shiny. The difference has to do with the direction of the communication:
From Shiny to D3
From D3 to Shiny
When going from Shiny to D3, users make changes to Shiny inputs which result in changes to the D3 visualization. The r2d3
package provides two functions that enables this functionality:
renderD3()
- Works just like renderPlot()
, it creates a reactive D3 plot that can be used as an output
. renderD3()
is used server-side (server
):
d3Output()
- Akin to plotOutput()
, it is used client-side (ui
):
This example shows a Shiny app that modifies a D3 plot’s bar length based on the value that the user chooses for the sliderInput()
:
library(shiny)
library(r2d3)
ui <- fluidPage(
inputPanel(
sliderInput("bar_max", label = "Max:",
min = 0, max = 1, value = 1, step = 0.05)
),
d3Output("d3")
)
server <- function(input, output) {
output$d3 <- renderD3({
r2d3(
runif(5, 0, input$bar_max),
script = system.file("examples/baranims.js", package = "r2d3")
)
})
}
shinyApp(ui = ui, server = server)
And here is the app in action:
Having a D3 plot update based on a changing Shiny input is very common. But, what about having an action that happened inside a D3 plot trigger something in Shiny?
For example, we may want Shiny to know that our D3 bar plot was clicked on, and know which bar was clicked. Enabling communication from D3 to Shiny requires changes to both D3 and Shiny code:
D3 script - Add a call to the Shiny JavaScript function Shiny.setInputValue()
. To use Shiny.setInputValue()
, you will need shiny
version 1.1 or above.
Shiny script - Add a reactive function that looks for the change and performs an action based on the selected value.
In this example, the bar plot will pass to Shiny the data value of the bar that the user clicked on. Shiny will then display the cosine of the value.
Here is the D3 script:
// !preview r2d3 data=c(0.3, 0.6, 0.8, 0.95, 0.40, 0.20)
var barHeight = Math.ceil(height / data.length);
svg.selectAll('rect')
.data(data)
.enter().append('rect')
.attr('width', function(d) { return d * width; })
.attr('height', barHeight)
.attr('y', function(d, i) { return i * barHeight; })
.attr('fill', 'steelblue')
.attr("d", function(d) { return d; })
.on("click", function(){
Shiny.setInputValue(
"bar_clicked",
d3.select(this).attr("d"),
{priority: "event"}
);
});
First, we need to decide which attribute (.attr
) is going to be passed to Shiny when the user clicks. Any existing attribute can be passed, such as the value of y
or width
, but because no current attribute contain the raw value of the data, a new made up attribute is added, we called it d
. The d
attribute is set to rerun the d
variable.
Next, the on()
function is used to capture an event inside the plot.The first argument is “click”, indicating that we want it to be activated when someone clicks on the plot. The second argument of on()
is a function, this function will contain a call to the Shiny.setInputValue()
JS function. The first argument of the Shiny JS function is the name that the Shiny app will be looking for. In this case, we will use bar_clicked. The second argument is the value that is returned to Shiny, and for that, we will use the d
attribute created previously. The third argument, {priority: "event"}
, is an option for input values that want to be treated less like values to be monitored, and more like events that are not to be missed.
Here’s the code for the Shiny application that interacts with D3:
library(r2d3)
ui <- fluidPage(
verbatimTextOutput("selected"),
d3Output("d3")
)
server <- function(input, output) {
output$d3 <- renderD3({
r2d3(
c(0.3, 0.6, 0.8, 0.95, 0.40),
script = "bar.js"
)
})
output$selected <- renderText({
bar_number <- as.numeric(req(input$bar_clicked))
if (bar_number > 0) cos(bar_number)
})
}
shinyApp(ui, server)
The ui
contains a text output named selected
. Server-side, a reactive function, called output$selected()
will used to capture the changes of the bar selection.
In the D3 script, we called Shiny.setInputValued()
with an input named bar_clicked
. This can now be used as if was an Shiny input
in the app. In this case, the name to track will be: input$bar_clicked
. The Shiny.setInputValued()
JS function is recognized by the shiny
package version 1.1 and above.
The output$selected()
function uses renderText()
to display the cosine of the bar that was clicked on. The call to input$bar_clicked
is used inside renderText()
to execute the cos()
calculation.
The default value of input$bar_clicked
will be NULL
at the startup of the app. In this state you won’t want to perform any calculation (as it would result in an error) or display any output. Shiny’s req()
function can be used to prevent errors in this case req()
stops reactivity if the value of the variable passed as an argument is not valid, read more about this function in Shiny’s official site: Check for required values
Here is the Shiny application in action:


A display object that can accept data dropped by the drag and drop
manager.
public function dispatchEvent(event:Event):void
Parameters
public function dispatchEventWith(type:String, bubbles:Boolean = false, data:Object =
null):void
Parameters
|
type:String |
| |
|
bubbles:Boolean (default = false )
|
| |
|
data:Object (default = null )
|
Event Object Type: feathers.events.DragDropEvent
DragDropEvent.type property = =feathers.events.DragDropEvent.DRAG_DROP
Dispatched when an accepted drag is dropped on the target. Will
not be dispatched if the drop target hasn't accepted the
drag.
Event Object Type: feathers.events.DragDropEvent
DragDropEvent.type property = =feathers.events.DragDropEvent.DRAG_ENTER
Dispatched when the touch enters the drop target's bounds. Call
acceptDrag()
on the drag and drop manager to allow
the drag to the be dropped on the target.
Event Object Type: feathers.events.DragDropEvent
DragDropEvent.type property = =feathers.events.DragDropEvent.DRAG_EXIT
Dispatched when the touch exits the drop target's bounds or when
the drag is cancelled while the touch is within the drop target's
bounds. Will not be dispatched if the drop target hasn't
accepted the drag.
Event Object Type: feathers.events.DragDropEvent
DragDropEvent.type property = =feathers.events.DragDropEvent.DRAG_MOVE
Dispatched when the touch moves within the drop target's bounds.
Wed Apr 2 2014, 02:57 PM -07:00


Recall all the datasets that we have gone through thus far. We have been predicting a continuous variable, that has a range of values. What happens if we want to predict a boolean variable, that is either true or false? Here, we set
That looks hard to fit a linear regression on, doesn't it? Y has only two values, 0 and 1, where 0 is false and 1 is true. How does one plot a best fit line for this? Let's give it a shot, shall we?
Hmm, that doesn't look good. Can you figure out what's wrong with the model? For one, the Y variable is predicted as a continuous variable, goes past the ceiling of 1.
We need to keep our model between the bounds of 0 and 1. This is where the probit and logit models come in. These models are statistical models used to model binary response variables, and are the preferred models for predicting such variables.
The probit and logit functions are sigmoid functions. These functions have a characteristic 'S' shape, and in the case of the probit and logit functions, are bound between 0 and 1. Essentially, what the probit and logit functions does is to transform the linear relationship between the variables and transform them into a non-linear relationship. For example, if a linear relationship between X and Y would look like: $${Y = intercept + coef*X}$$
The probit and logit relationship would look like: $${Y = f(intercept + coef*X)}$$
These two models implement this function \({f(*)}\) differently, but ultimately yield extremely similar results. However, the logit model is the more popular model as its coefficients can be better interpreted as an odds ration. We will not go too in depth about these two functions in this tutorial.
Let us use an actual dataset to provide a better example. Here, we will use the titanic dataset from Kaggle. Let's take a quick look at it, shall we?
We are interested in modelling the survival rate against the passenger's class. Let's create a logit model.
import statsmodels.formula.api as smf
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
df = pd.read_csv("data/titanic.csv")
logit = smf.logit(formula='Survived ~ Pclass', data=df)
result = logit.fit()
print(result.summary())
Simple, wasn't it?
Create a probit model of the survival rate against the fare each passenger paid, their passenger class, and age. Store your model under the variable named "result". You may scroll up to see the names of each column.
If you have completed all the exercises, and or would like to move on, click on the button! Next Page


Instrument Performance Review System
An application design to manage how Instrument management handles performance reviews
TASK
Portland, OR based design agency, Instrument, asked us to redevelop the way their leadership handles performance reviews. Julia Epprecht, Matt Lombardo, and I worked together to design a system that empowers employees to reach their full potential.
DURATION
November - December 2018
ROLE
UI/UX, Motion
Introduction
PROBLEM
Performance review season can be busy and overwhelming. With Instrument's current system, a lot of time is spent preparing for reviews, but this information is spread across multiple websites and applications.
GOAL
To compile all of this data into a single intuitive application that allows Instrument leadership to keep track of the entire process and to help facilitate growth for their teams.
User Flow
THREE DISTINCT CATEGORIES
We found that the application could be split into three distinct categories: Scheduling to handle meetings and due dates, Current Cycle to show a broad view of the team and complete tasks relating to the current review cycle, and Growth to empower team members to take control of their future.
OUR SCOPE
Due to the limited scope and timeline of this project, we focused on two potential user flows (highlighted in black): reviewing meeting times in the scheduling section and checking in on the team overview in the current cycle tab.
Styleguide
CONSISTENCY
Instrument was kind enough to share a piece of their styleguide for us to work with, which we then expanded on and applied throughout our design to stay consistent with their brand.
Login and News
INDUSTRY NEWS
Right from the login screen, the user is able to see relevant news articles relating to Instrument itself, news relating to the design industry in general, and other professional development articles.
Dashboard
WELCOME BACK
This is the main screen the user is greeted with once logged in. From here, users can see an overview of how their team is progressing through the current cycle of reviews.
Quick Schedule
AT A GLANCE
Right at the top of the dashboard, the user is greeted with a condensed calendar of the next two weeks with notes of upcoming meetings and deadlines.
Dashboard Modules
ACTION ITEMS
The user is able to see a list view of the tasks they have started working on or have yet to complete.
TEAM PROGRESS
Two pie charts depict what percentage of the team has completed their tasks for the current review cycle.
FYI
When a member of the team has completed a task or if new information is available about a particular performance review, an update will be shown here.
WRITE AWAY
A list of peer reviews that have yet to be written are shown here, based on the order in which performance review meetings will be held.
Full Schedule
WHAT'S NEXT?
On the scheduling page, an expanded schedule shows the game plan for the whole month and upcoming events are shown in a list view on the righthand side.
List View
BE PREPARED
A list view of upcoming events and due dates is shown so users can prioritize what needs to get done first. From here, users are also able to confirm meeting times with their team leads or request a meeting be rescheduled.
Team Checklist
BIRDS EYE VIEW
From the team checklist page, management is able to get an idea of the progress of their team members and who has yet to complete their tasks.
Expanded View
WRITTEN REVIEWS
The module on the left shows whether or not a particular team member has completed the written aspects of this performance review cycle, which includes an assessment of themselves, assessments of teammates of their choosing, and assessments of teammates that are chosen by their leaders.
IN PERSON MEETINGS
The module on the right shows information about a team members main performance review meeting, such as the date and time of the meeting, things that still need to be accomplished before then, the people that will be present during the meeting, and finally emoji reactions that they have received from their peer reviews.
IN SUMMARY
It's not easy keeping track of a team's projects, let alone during internal reviews. The review process seems simple but, in reality, is fairly complicated. This app simplifies the role of a leader during the performance review process by managing all aspects of internal reviews within one place, thus making planning more efficient.


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My high school has started an after-school computer club and they need my help! The club is finishing a course on JavaScript and they need a quiz for students to take at the end. They have asked me to create a page that contains questions about JavaScript. Here there are some questions about JavaScript please do all question in order to get sufficient marks and pass
This quiz consists of 10 multiple-choice questions. To be successful with the weekly quizzes, it’s important to thoroughly read chapter 5 in the textbook. It will also be extremely useful to study the key terms at the end of the chapter and review the Test Your Knowledge activity at the end of the chapter. Keep the following in mind:
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What we do
What we do
Community
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2016/2017 contributors
- Major external contributions
- Zeiss CZI: JPEG-XR support (Glencoe Software)
- Olympus OIR: new format reader (Glencoe Software)
- Nikon ND2: performance (Christian Sachs)
- Hamamatsu NDPIS: pixels (Manuel Stritt)
- Interactions driving API development & integration process
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Same Image, 2017 : Explorations in Drawing the Same Image, Every Day. All Year.
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flood-pi: Flood detection on Raspberry Pi
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gulp-rev-append: simple cache-busting plugin
2014 March 18th -
Caddis: The On-The-Fly JSON RESTful Server
2014 February 18th -
Running Browser-Based CucumberJS Specs in Testling
2014 February 18th -
BDD in JavaScript V: CucumberJS and The Browser, II
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BDD in JavaScript II: CucumberJS, the World and Background
2014 January 22nd -
BDD in JavaScript IV: CucumberJS and The Browser
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BDD in JavaScript III: CucumberJS and Test Automation
2014 January 29th -
BDD in JavaScript: CucumberJS
2014 January 19th -
A slight obsession over page speed
2014 January 6th -
So long WordPress
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The Making of a Test-Driven Grocery List Application in JS: Part X
2013 March 6th -
The Making of a Test-Driven Grocery List Application in JS: Part IX
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madmin: for ease of creating and documenting RESTful service URIs
2013 February 4th -
The Making of a Test-Driven Grocery List Application: Part VIII
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The Making of a Test-Driven Grocery List Application in JS: Part VII
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The Making of a Test-Driven Grocery List Application in JS: Part VI
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The Making of a Test-Driven Grocery List Application in JS: Part V
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The Making of a Test-Driven Grocery List Application in JS: Part IV
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The Making of a Test-Driven Grocery List Application in JS: Part III
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The Making of a Test-Driven Grocery List Application in JS: Part II
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The Making of a Test-Driven Grocery List Application in JavaScript: Part I
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Micro-Library Facades and Dependency Management using RequireJS
2012 March 6th -
massroute-js: knockout example
2011 November 14th -
Current Workflow: Developing, Linting, Testing and Distributing JavaScript
2012 February 7th -
Deferred content for Flex 4 Group using [DefaultProperty]
2011 November 11th -
massroute-js: dojo example
2011 October 4th -
new github repo: massroute-js
2011 September 27th -
AIR Native Extension Example: iBattery for iOS
2011 September 21st -
jQuery Mobile + CouchDB: Part 7.2 – Authorization and Validation
2011 March 4th -
jQuery Mobile + CouchDB: Part 7.1 – Authorization and Validation
2011 March 4th -
Flex 4.5 Hidden Additions*
2011 July 15th -
Flash And The City: jQuery Mobile
2011 June 15th -
as3flobile ScrollViewport and Flex 4 containers? from yeah to eh.
2011 February 16th -
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jQuery Mobile + CouchDB: Part 4 – Editing Documents
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jQuery Mobile + CouchDB: Part 5 – Adding Documents
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jQuery Mobile + CouchDB: Part 3 – Templates and Mustache.js
2010 December 28th -
jQuery Mobile + CouchDB: Part 2 – Document View
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jquery Mobile + CouchDB: Part 1 – Getting Started
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2010 November 17th -
Flex 4.5 (Hero) – Session-Persistent View Presenters
2010 November 15th -
Flex 4.5 (Hero) – Persistant Data in MobileApplication
2010 November 15th -
Flex 4: Suspending the first frame
2010 October 22nd -
as3flobile update: now using as3-signals
2010 October 25th -
Flex 4 and Runtime style sheets
2010 October 20th -
as3flobile extension: as3flobile-android
2010 October 20th -
MassRoute – Android app on github
2010 September 29th -
Timers in Android
2010 October 1st -
as3flobile on the iPhone
2010 September 13th -
Introducing as3flobile components
2010 August 24th -
Listen, Ma! I’m on RIARadio
2010 May 26th -
Announcing as3couchdb Library
2010 April 13th -
Flex 4 Cookbook Coming Soon!
2010 March 24th -
Viewstack in Flex 4?
2009 September 2nd -
Flash On Tap, Boston… I’ll Be There
2009 April 8th -
Introducing MUWL
2009 March 9th -
Dependency Injection and IoC at BDP
2009 January 20th -
Flex Ant Tasks and FlexFileSet error
2008 December 11th -
Back from MAX
2008 November 23rd -
Errata or just a helpful hint?
2008 September 3rd -
Flash on Tap : Boston
2008 August 7th -
Flex 3 Cookbook clarifications
2008 July 15th -
Styling the whiteBox of a Flex Container
2008 April 16th -
Yet another post about Astro
2008 May 15th -
Prana and compiled classes
2008 May 10th -
Looking back and looking forward
2008 February 24th -
Extra tracks and how things change
2007 October 16th -
AIR InvokeEvent and FileTypes
2007 October 5th -
Wrox AIR Instant Results book
2007 August 3rd -
Customizing the Apollo NativeWindow
2007 April 6th -
New host, new toys.
2006 December 10th -
Beer list – Amsterdam new years.
2007 January 15th -
2007
2007 January 12th -
New Job come Monday.
2006 September 8th -
Back from a Pennsy wedding and Alaskan honeymoon.
2006 August 27th -
ASDoc and Keith Peters’ FlashDevelop templates
2006 August 28th -
Yahoo! maps API article
2006 June 1st -
AS3 LCD Donkee Kong Jr
2006 July 5th -
AS3 2d tilescroller source
2006 June 9th -
AS3 2D Tilescroller
2006 May 31st -
f9 updates
2006 May 10th -
Programmatic barberpole
2006 May 5th -
An ImagesLoader in AS3
2006 April 28th -
State behavior system for sprites
2006 April 9th -
Particle Pixel Collision
2006 March 26th -
Particle Policies
2006 March 20th -
Offloading rendering in a 3d engine
2006 February 1st -
That one dream variable.
2006 February 24th -
How do you manage your filters?
2006 January 11th -
AS3 Pixel Collision Detection
2005 November 11th -
Pixel Collision Detection in Flash8
2005 November 9th -
Keith Peters’ Actionscript Animation
2005 November 6th -
An ImagesLoader in Flash8
2005 November 7th -
AS3 follow up
2005 October 20th -
the New New BitmapData
2005 October 18th -
flash8
2005 August 12th -
BitmapData sunday
2005 September 18th -
JesterXL’s Command and Controller ARP Templates
2005 August 3rd -
No Direction Home.
2005 September 26th -
i’m not gonna keep putting the name of the day on the end…
2005 September 21st -
BitmapData saturday
2005 September 17th -
non-existant 8ball hopefuls… but i ain’t complaining!
2005 September 16th -
what’d you say?
2005 September 15th -
oh stop it… you shouldn’t have
2005 September 8th -
writeln and Keith Peters’ debugger
2005 July 28th -
it’s quite possible i don’t know what i’m doing
2005 July 13th -
return class; = [type Function] ?
2005 June 28th -
SE|PY and MTASC
2005 July 28th -
Game:: Hero example
2005 June 27th -
Creating a Dynamic Playlist for Progressive Flash Video
2005 June 28th -
i got rocked
2005 June 23rd


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The Groovy Warehouse
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Next Generation Server Compression With Brotli
- By: Jeremy Wagner
- October 5th, 2016
- HTTPS, Node.js,Performance
- 5 Comments
Chances are pretty good that you’ve worked with, or at least understand the concept of, server compression. By compressing website assets on the server prior to transferring them to the browser, we’ve been able to achieve substantial performance gains.
For quite some time, the venerable gzip algorithm has been the go-to solution for reducing the size of page assets. A new kid on the block has been gaining support in modern browsers, and its name is Brotli. In this article, you’ll get hands-on with Brotli by writing a Node.js-powered HTTP server that implements this new algorithm, and we’ll compare its performance to gzip.
Next Generation Server Compression With Brotli
- By: Jeremy Wagner
- October 5th, 2016
- HTTPS, Node.js,Performance
- 5 Comments
Chances are pretty good that you’ve worked with, or at least understand the concept of, server compression. By compressing website assets on the server prior to transferring them to the browser, we’ve been able to achieve substantial performance gains.
For quite some time, the venerable gzip algorithm has been the go-to solution for reducing the size of page assets. A new kid on the block has been gaining support in modern browsers, and its name is Brotli. In this article, you’ll get hands-on with Brotli by writing a Node.js-powered HTTP server that implements this new algorithm, and we’ll compare its performance to gzip.


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module Praetorian::Policy
Overview
A Policy is a collection of methods that responds to authorization queries. The ones listed below are defaults and should be overwritten when writing Policy classes.
A Policy is a collection of methods that responds to authorization queries. The ones listed below are defaults and should be overwritten when writing Policy classes.


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| std::string | serialize () override |
| int | getData () |
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| IMessage (Hardware hardware) | |
| virtual | ~IMessage () |
| Hardware | getHardware () |
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| Hardware | hardware |
Message class encapsulating data sent to the Pololu motors. TODO: Change the data type from an integer specifying motor power to a double specifying wheel speed in cm/s
Definition at line 10 of file MotorMessage.h.
| MotorMessage::MotorMessage | ( | Hardware | hardware, |
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Constructor
| hardware | The hardware address of the motor |
| data | An Integer representing the speed of the motor [-4095 - 4095] = [Full Backwards, Full Forwards] |
| MessageLengthException | if the hardware size does not match |
| DataSizeException | if data exceeds FULL_FORWARDS/FULL_BACKWARDS as defined in DriveConstants |
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Returns the data the message is encapsulating.
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Serializes the message into a string representation. The hardware address is appended to the front.
Implements IMessage.
Definition at line 25 of file MotorMessage.cpp.


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Compostela Valley is now Davao de Oro
by Armando Fenequito Jr.DAVAO CITY – The Province of Compostela Valley will soon have its new name after majority of its constituents agreed to ratify Republic Act 11297 renaming it to Davao de Oro.
In a plebiscite last December 7, residents of the valley overwhelmingly gave their nod to the new name, with “Yes” votes garnering a total of 174,442 while the “No” votes tallied 5,020.
Commission on Elections (Comelec) 11 regional director C, who also acted as the chairman of the Provincial Board of Canvassers, made the announcement at the Sangguniang Panlalawigan Session Hall, around 10 p.m. of December 8. This was after all the election returns from the 11 towns were counted.
During the proclamation, Tambuang said the plebiscite recorded a 43.86 percent voting turnout from the 410, 261 total number of voters in the province.
However, the official said the low turnout will not affect the result of the plebiscite since the law stated this would only need a simple majority.
He said the possible reason why there were only few people who went out and vote was, they already know the result already.
Meanwhile, the Compostela Valley Police Provincial Police Office (CVPPO) declared that the conduct of plebiscite was generally peaceful.
Police provincial director Col. Joselito Loriza said there was no major untoward incident in connection to the plebiscite, from the start of the election period last November 7 up to the present day.
Loriza said the police only arrested four people who violated the election gun ban implemented by Comelec Region 11.


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- A study project
usually involves undertaking a study of an information systems problem domain.
An example of the sort of thing you might do for a study project would be an evaluation of the information systems impact of mobile devices on an organisation.
- An engineering project
usually involves building a piece of software to solve a problem.
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Sunday, July 01, 2012
I woke at 6 this morning and so not to wake Mae I worked on indexing, after reading my scriptures and saying my prayers. I finally woke Mae at 9AM. I took care of the animals and found that my small doe has kits but it looks like she isn’t going to take care of them. I attended High Priest leadership meeting and then continued with the regular meeting schedule. When we got home we finished packing. Bob prepared dinner for us and Kathy’s family, who are up from Texas for a few days, and Sherrie and her son. After dinner we left for Tropic, Utah. Mae started out driving so I could make calls to the High Priest to get a report on Home Teaching. I then took a nap. We had passed Provo when I woke so we stopped just long enough to change places. We made one more stop to use the restrooms and other than that traveled straight through. It was 8:30PM when we got to Tropic. Paul (Pete) and Keela made us right to home. We sure enjoyed visiting with them. They sure have a lovely home. When we retired I had a discouraging feeling as to how I haven’t been able to give Mae much of a home.
Monday, July 02, 2012
I woke at 4AM and couldn’t go back to sleep so got up at 5AM and read my scriptures and worked on the computer. I completed another batch of indexing this morning. After we ate breakfast we spent some time looking at quilts that Keela has, some were her mothers and some she and her mother quilted together and some she had done herself. We then went over to the barn and saw what facilities we have there. She will have three barbeque grills there for us to use. Keela also offered her ovens and her daughters oven to cook the potatoes dishes in. It was almost noon when we left for home. We stopped at the local store and at the store in Panquitch and priced some of the food we will need. It looks like we had better buy most of the food at home and bring it down with us. We got to Layton about 4:45PM so we stopped at the Golden Corral and ate dinner. Mae worked on the reunion and I did some more on indexing. I sent one batch back because I could not read the hand writing. We were tired so went to bed and watched a J.A.G. series.
Tuesday, July 03, 2012
We slept pretty good last night and didn’t get until after 7 this morning. After breakfast we went out and worked in the garden but it got quite hot before we finished. This afternoon I figured on a trailer hitch for the truck. I went over to a shop in Clearfield that works on trucks and visited with them about my thoughts for the hitch and they felt that it would work very well. We went up to Morgan and watched Connor little league base ball game. His team won this evening so they we play again in the morning. After the game we went over to David and Shauna’s and spent the evening. We were late getting home and then we had to set up for having breakfast in our back yard in the morning. We are late getting to bed.
Wednesday, July 04, 2012
We got up early and prepared breakfast in our back yard. We wanted to try the grill again with pancakes and I am disappointed in it. We did have Scott’s family, Jeff’s family, Sherry’s family, Kathy’s family, Bob, Mae and I. It went well and we learned a few things that will help us. Mae and I went to the Layton 4th of July parade where we joined with Jeff and Gail’s extended family. Just before we left for the parade, Lanny Wilding called to tell us that Aunt Welma passed away yesterday morning. The funeral and viewing will be July 5th at the Teton chapel. When we got to Layton, we had a good view and shade to watch the parade so we enjoyed it. When we got home we took Mae and I took a 2 our nap. Our flop eared doe had two kits today and they seem to be doing well. This evening we went to the concert at the Layton Park and the watched the fireworks. I have never seen such a display of fireworks, almost too much. I couldn’t help feeling that the cost of such a display could have been better spent. After getting home just before mid-night Mae and I watched a J.A.G. series before going to sleep.
Thursday, July 05, 2012
We slept in, not getting up until after 8. After breakfast I fed the animals and started working on getting the trailer hitch on the pickup. David called me and talked to me about seeing a Gastroligist about my acid reflux. It looks like I will have Western Trailer install a new hitch on the pickup. I repaired the water supply on Scott and Mishelle’s bathroom sink. Mae and Mishelle put the finish on the wall in the sun room and it sure looks good. I have been rather discouraged with things today.
Friday, July 06, 2012
Funeral Service for Welma Hill Wilding:
We got up early and left for Idaho at 6:15AM. Bob drove his car. We picked up Irven and he was ready when we got there. I checked with Rich and Lois about riding up with us but Janet will bring them up. We arrived at Teton right at 9:20AM. It was good to see all of Wilma’s children, daughters & sons-in-laws, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. There was a good turnout of friends, neighbors and relatives, some that I haven’t seen in many years. Bill Hulet was there although his wife didn’t come. Jennie Lee Hill and her husband were there and it was good to visit with them. As Bob said, “It was a long ways to travel but it was just good to have come.” The program wasn’t long but very good. The Relief Society had furnished a nice lunch after the grave services and we visited until almost everyone had left. It was 6PM when we arrived back home, tired but happy that we had gone. I took care of the animals and gathered the eggs while Mae prepared some dinner. After dinner we went out into the garden and picked strawberries and raspberries, got a few for breakfast. We watched another J.A.G. series before going to sleep.
Saturday, July 07, 2012
We slept in until after 8AM. After breakfast I cut Mae’s hair and then she went to the beautician to get a permanent for hair. I washed the windows of the sun room and then got me something for lunch. I repaired the garden gate. Mae went shopping after getting her hair done. After dinner this evening we went over to Jeff and Gail’s where we played games. Jeff and I discussed different ways to repair his patio ceiling. It was late when we got to bed.
Sunday, July 08, 2012
I really didn’t fell like getting up this morning. I attended High Priest Group Leadership meeting and then Priesthood meeting. I came home after Priesthood meeting and took a nap. I was able to stay awake that way. Bob prepared dinner for us after meetings. That was very good. I typed some ideas about Bob and my early years and talked to some of Bob’s children this evening. I think it went pretty good. Mae helped me and we got things ready to go fishing tomorrow morning. Nick is coming out to go and Cole is also going to go with us. I invited Tylor to come but he isn’t able to. I am getting up early so I had better get to bed.
Monday, July 09, 2012
I got up at 4:30 this morning and got ready to go fishing. Mae had prepared my lunch and breakfast last night before she came to bed. I went down to Cole’s to get him shortly after 5:30 and was back here at 6:00 to get Nick. We got on the lake at 7AM. Fishing was very slow and I think it is because the water temperature is around 70 degrees. I could find very few fish on the fish finder. When we got down to the dam area the fish finder indicated that the fish were mostly right on the bottom of the lake. I did catch two fish but other than a very few bites that is all we got. When I was cleaning those two fish two fellows came with it looked like 4 limits. They caught theirs by anchoring and fishing about 2 or 3 feet off the bottom with power bait. That confirmed my theory. We got home shortly after noon. I took a nap after getting home. Mae had the house work and laundry done and had done some work outside in the garden and lawn. We watched a movie on TV and then when it cooled down we went back outside and mowed and trimmed the lawn. I then mowed the weeds in back and Mae pulled and cut down other weeds. We worked until dark before quitting. We were tired and soon went to bed.
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
We slept until 7 before getting up. Mae slept a little longer. After breakfast I went to Kaysville where I was going to have Wasatch Trailer install a new trailer hitch. When I got there they told me that it hadn’t got there yet. I went over to Alco Auto Parts and ordered mirrors that extend out further on the pickup so I can see behind the camper. I then went to Home Depot and looked for decking and railing for Rich and Lois’s home. Wasatch Trailer called me and said that my hitch had come in so I went back and they installed the new hitch. It was 1PM when I came back home. I ate lunch and then took a nap. Bob then helped me load the camper. It was quite a job getting the camper on straight. I ate dinner and took another short nap. The heat really took the energy out of us. Gail had two photographers come over at 6:30PM and take pictures of Grandma and Grandpa Browning and Jeff and Gail’s children. It was almost 9PM when they finished. It was late when we went to bed.
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Bob had me wake him at 6AM so that he could prepare breakfast for Kathy and her family before they left for home. I took care of the animals and washed the windows before going to the onion field. I weeded a completer row as there are very few weeds in our area. From there I returned the hitch extension that I had bought because it is not long enough. Mae found a welder in Farmington that I called and he said that he could make an extension. I went there and talked to him and he gave me another idea that will add to the support. After getting home I re-measured the hitch and measured another support bracket. I then started working on the car.  I decided to replace all the brake shoes and change the oil. While I was getting the car jacked up and started working on it I had Bob go to Allco Auto got parts, filters and oil. When I tried to remove the rear brake shoes I ran into problems. I had to call Dee Auto and visited with Dee. He figured out that I needed another tool so he had me come to his shop and he loaned it to me. I then needed a 1 1/4th inch wrench and special set of pliers. I didn’t have time to work any more on the car tonight as Bob and I went Home Teaching to Patriarch and Sister Johnston. We had a good visit and they seem to really enjoy our coming. Mae and I watched the last of a show before I entered this entry and went to bed.
Thursday, July 12, 2012
We had to set our alarm for 5:45AM so that we could wake up Bob. He and Grant want to go golfing this morning. Mae went up to wake him but he was already up. We couldn’t go back to sleep. I went up to start working on the car but I had left the tool that I borrowed from Dee in Bob’s car and he had left to go golfing. Mae needed to meet Michelle in Layton so I had to take her in the truck. When we got home Bob was there and he said that he saw the tool in his car so he set it on his work bench but didn’t tell me and I didn’t look for it. With the tool it didn’t take me very long to finish installing the brakes but I could never have done it without that took. Mae and I cleaned up and went to the Bountiful Temple. When we went into the Chapel Bryce and Deanna were setting in front, having been asked to be company witnesses. We set by them until we went into the ordnance room and then we got separated because of several handicap patrons in wheelchairs. It was humbling to be in the session with them. After the session Bryce, Deanna, Mae and I went to the cafeteria and ate. Bryce wanted to pay for our meal. We sure enjoyed the session and being with Bryce and Deanna. It was 6:30PM when we got home. I went visiting with Brother Thomas but the person we went to visit wasn’t home. I got back home in time to get some things pulled out before Jeff came with his trailer. We loaded the tables and a few other things in Jeff’s trailer for him to take up camping tomorrow. Mae had gone shopping for groceries and returned home just after Jeff left. We got the camper packed and ready to go. It was late when we finished. We did have something to eat also. Mae got more things ready to take with us and I also entered this journal entry.
Friday, July 13, 2012
I woke early but let Mae sleep in. I worked on indexing and finished another batch before we had breakfast. When Mae got up she prepared waffles for breakfast and they were sure good. We got started with packing for our trip. When I went out to feed the chickens and rabbits, I found that the young doe was dead. I think that is the last of the rabbits and I will try to sell everything. We got packed and left about 11:45AM. I had wanted to leave by 11AM but Mae felt that we didn’t need to leave that early. It was after 3PM when we got to Payson Lake instead of 2PM but it worked out ok. When we got there it started raining very hard. I got quite wet before we got our camp and Sandi’s camp set up. We hadn’t been set up very long when Scott and his family came so I helped Scott set up. Mae then prepared dinner and Mishelle used our stove to cook their dinner. They had planned on Hobo dinners but there was too much rain. Jeff, Gail and their family then arrived. They had planned on camping in our tent but with this much rain they will share Sandi’s camp trailer with Sandi. None of Sandi’s family came with her so that worked out good. Jeff and Scott did build a camp fire this evening but I got too cold so came back to our camper and warmed up. This camper is sure nice but I still have water problems that I have to repair. Mae came in about 10:15 and we soon went to bed. I did do a little on Indexing while Mae got ready for bed.
Saturday, July 14, 2012
We slept in until 8AM when some of the children knocked on our door. They were waiting for us to come and prepare breakfast. We did have the food in our camper. We cooked bacon, eggs and hot cakes which everyone enjoyed. After breakfast and things were cleaned up we just enjoyed being with our children and grandchildren. Mike and his family came up as well as Shauna and their children. David didn’t feel that he could do it today because of school studies. Everyone went down to the lake. Sandi and I walked around the lake and enjoyed that but I was tired when we finished. Mae mainly prepared lunch for everyone. After lunch I set in our recliner and took a nap. For dinner we cooked Dutch oven chicken and vegetables along with peach cobbler cooked in the Dutch oven. Everyone enjoyed that and there was very little left over. We set around the camp fire, some played games and others walked or played at the lake. It was after 9:30PM when we came to our camper. I was beat so stayed at our camper but Mae went back and played games with some of the rest. We are still getting rain storms off and on but it is now raining quite hard. I am tired so am going to bed without Mae. Mae came in about mid-night from playing games with Sandi, Scott, Mishelle, Kylan and Sandi. My left leg and foot is really hurting so Mae rubbed that area for me.
Sunday, July 15, 2012
I woke with my leg and foot hurting still but went back to sleep. We got up about 7:30AM and got us some breakfast. The rest were still asleep so we woke them. After eating, we packed up our camper. We then helped the rest get packed up. We were late leaving and didn’t get home until 3PM. We had to shower and get ready for Church. We attended Sacrament meeting with the 16th Ward. Bob prepared chicken for dinner for us when we got home from dinner. After dinner Mae took a nap and I worked on my journal then took another nap. I worked on Indexing and completed another batch. That makes 1391 named I have indexed to date. Lois called and said that Rich is in the hospital with heart problems and fluid on his lungs. She will know more tomorrow.
Monday, July 16, 2012
I woke early and went to the bathroom. I read a couple of chapters from the D&C and then went back to bed. Mae got up before 8 but I slept in until after 9AM. Mae worked in the garden and picked a couple of quarts of strawberries. Mae continued to work on the Bushnell reunion. I made some calls getting a trailer lined up to take the supplies down to the reunion. I tried to find a gas grill that we could rent but they are too expensive as they want to rent for the full four days even though we only need it for one night. I dumped the holding tanks on the camper also bought some parts for the trailer hitch extension. I started to find out how to repair the water leaks but didn’t get very far with that. After dinner I watched TV while I filled capsules with Phyt-Aloe and Ambrotose, making 150 capsules of each. I then entered this journal entry and we got ready for bed.
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
We slept in as long as I could convince Mae to stay but by 8AM Mae was up. I made egg omelet for our breakfast. I seem to work on several things but seem to be somewhat confused. I called Rex and visited with him about the repairs on Rich and Lois’s home. He did give me a construction co that he was well pleased with their work. I went to Lake Welders and got the trailer hitch extension finished and installed and then went to Jeff’s and used his trailer to bring my ladder, wheel barrel, camp stove and grill home. The hitch worked fine but it did dig into the lawn when I came through the back gate. Mae and I took a nap and then I worked a little longer on the camper. I then went visiting with the Bishopric and High Priest Group leadership. Bob mowed the lawn this evening and Mae got most of the trimming done. Mae was working in the garden when I got home. I had to go out and almost make her come in. It’s now 10PM and we should go to bed. It doesn’t seem like we stop very much.
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Both Mae and I slept well last night. After breakfast I washed the windows. Mae took care of the animals for me. Bob and I left for Pocatello at 10AM. We got to Rich and Lois’s by noon and soon Lois had prepared lunch for us. To look around the neighboring area it was amazing that Rich and Lois’s house was not burned. Most of the homes in the area were seriously burned if not completely destroyed. Rich kept trying to get me to have some ice cream for dessert. We measured up the deck and got a list of needs. I got the name of another contractor that I will try to get an estimate of cost. I need another set of books on the decking materials as I let Rich and Lois have the set I had. Rich and Lois had to leave for a Dr. Appointment for Rich. Bob and I finished with the measuring and was ready to leave when Elise came over to see us. She hadn’t planned on coming over until this even for she thought we were staying overnight, so we had a nice visit with her. Then a friend that worked with Rich and Lois in the Temple stopped by as he had driven by and saw the fire damage so came by to see how they are doing. It was 4PM when we finally got away and got home at 6:15PM. We would have been home sooner but we stopped at Brigham City and drove by the Temple. Mae was at Jeff and Gail’s tending their children when I got home so I turned on the TV and watched a very good show on Hall Mark. Mae got home just as it ended.
Thursday, July 19, 2012
We tried cooking on the Champ Chef to see how our small steel grill worked. It worked ok, so if Bryce also has a small grill we can use them on at the reunion. I kept busy all day but am not sure if I accomplished very much. I worked on Rich and Lois’s bid, the family reunion and did some repairs on the camper. I was late when we finished dinner so we quit and watched a show before going to bed. Mae was busy with the reunion most of the day. She is starting to pick up some of the groceries we will need.
Friday, July 20, 2012
We got up about 7AM and after breakfast I picked the strawberries’ for Mae. I got about two quarts again today. I worked on the camper most of the rest of the day and still have some problems. We went to Bountiful to meet Bob and Pauline Hein. Their Grandson was in the Bountiful parade so we found a spot where we could watch the parade and park our cars at a LDS Stake Center. We had plenty of time to go to Sizzlers’ to eat before the parade would start but we wasn’t sure we could get a place to park when we came back. Mae suggested that we park our car on a 45 to take up two parking spots and go to eat in their car. We had some traffic to contend with getting back to the parking lot but we made it and by straightening my car we had two spots to park in. We enjoyed the parade but especially the visit with Bob and Pauline. While at the Parade, I saw Ken Shaw so I work my way through the crowd to catch up with him. They are still serving in Wasco California but are up here for a Family Reunion. It was good to visit with Ken for a minute. I also got his phone number from him. After getting home we watched some TV but there really wasn’t much to choose from. Mae has been working on the reunion. It’s now after 11PM so we are off to bed.
Saturday, July 21, 2012
I woke at 3:45 this morning so went into the front room and set in the rocker. Whether I went to sleep or not I am not sure but Mae came and got me after 6 and had me get back in bed. I didn’t wake then until after 8AM. We had fish for breakfast. I had several things that I worked on but felt that I was going in circles. Irven called and wants me to help Andrea and Wallis with their home next Saturday. I told him I would have to think about it. I worked on the camper without success with the old parts so after lunch I went to Durk’s and got standard plumbing parts. I was able to get the plumbing all repaired and tools put away. This evening I worked on indexing as well as working of Photo Shop getting pictures for the family history. Scott and Mishelle brought their children over for Mae to tend while they went out this evening. Mae had called them and volunteered. Mishelle showed us how to size the pictures and then when they came back she showed us how to print them. We were able to watch the Sunset Firework Display from outside our door. They were fair but didn’t come close to Layton’s on the Forth. We had a bowl of apple sauce and some toast before we went to bed.
Sunday, July 22, 2012
I woke early so instead of getting back into bed, I went into the front room and went to sleep in the recliner. I didn’t want to wake Mae. I hadn’t realized that earlier Mae had wakened and she went into the spare bedroom so that she wouldn’t wake me. We both got up about the same time. After showering I took care of the animals. I then started a write up of instructions how to use Photoshop to create Portrait Pedigree pictures, so that we can remember how to do it. We attended our meetings and then Mae and I stayed after for chorus practice. Bob had dinner ready when we got home. After eating Mae and I took a nap. We made arrangement with Carolyn and Charles Saunders and Marilyn and Kelley Bodily to go to the Stake Camp grounds on our Ward’s night and have dinner there. Mae and I went visiting to Sister Fallis for both Home Teaching and visiting Teaching. Shortly after 6PM Jeanenne, Bryce, Deanna, Georgia and Rick came to discuss the Reunion. I worked on repairing a picture for Mae’s Family Pedigree chart, for a couple of hours. It was almost mid-night when we quit and went to bed.
Monday, July 23, 2012
Mae didn’t sleep very well last night so I tried to let her sleep longer but that didn’t work either. We were both very busy all day and I was tired when I quite. We still made some contacts by phone and before we realized it was 10:30PM. Mae got the washing done and Bob and I got the lawn mowed. Most of the rest of the time was spent in preparation for the reunion.
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
We slept in and both seem to have slept well. for breakfast I cooked scrambled eggs in the electric oven. It worked pretty well. We both worked on preparations for the reunion. I also worked on the camper. At one point I had to have Mae help me and I enjoyed her help. We did watch most of the Salt Lake 24th of July parade on TV. Bob and I went Home Teaching and got it finished. I had just about forgotten that we had appointments this evening and at 7:30PM I was thinking if I had completed all that I had planned on doing today when it came to me that we had a H.T. appointment with Therman’s for 7PM this evening. I called them and they said it would still be fine to come over. After getting home I made a sign for the Bushnell Reunion. It was mid-night when I finished.
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
I woke and thought that it was time to wipe the windows. We try to wipe them down each morning after the lawn is watered as the secondary water contains so many minerals that is spots the windows from the spray. If we do not wipe the windows dry before the sun dries them, then we have to use Lime A Way to get the glass clean. Anyway, as I start to wipe them I realized that I was 1 hour early. I therefore laid in the recliner and slept a little longer. It was so late when we got to bed last night that I let Mae sleep in. We had just got up to start the day when Scott called and asked Mae if she could help tend the children as Mishelle has another migraine headache. We quickly got some breakfast and Mae went over to help. I was busy all day but I didn’t feel that I had accomplished very much. Bob and I went shopping for several items that I had on my list but we did more walking than finding, so I came back feeling depressed about that. I had to hurry when I got home as I had a High Priest Group Leadership to be too at 7PM. I was late but Charles was even later. We discussed several areas but has mainly focused on the Ward Social on the 24th of August. After returning home Mae and I set out side on the bench and enjoyed the evening. We then came in and watched a JAG series before going to sleep. I went to bed feeling that I really can’t talk to any of my children about their life and decisions.
Thursday, July 26, 2012
We got up at 6:45 to wake Bob but he had already got up and gone gulfing with Grant. While I was reading my scriptures I reflected how I felt last night, and realized how few of God’s children will talk to him or listen to His council and advice. I went out and wiped down the windows. Mae got breakfast and then when Bob got home he and I went shopping again. Where yesterday we just went from place to place we really didn’t get anything, but today we found almost everything that I was looking for plus we bought a dinning tent that is 10’ X 20’ at C-A-L Ranch. Mae also went out shopping, mainly for the reunion. I worked on the trailer hitch extension so that it has a little more support. This evening we watch a couple of shows on TV before going to bed. We did continue with projects that we accomplished during intermissions. It’s been a good day
Friday, July 27, 2012
Mae didn’t sleep very well last night but we got up by 7:30PM and got started. My back is giving me quite a bit of problems so I am taking mussel relaxers and pain pills. I don’t want it to get as bad as I did last winter. We haven’t worked hard but did some gardening, wiped the windows, took care of the animals, and packed for this afternoon to go to the Stake camp. I did some indexing and downloaded a batch to work on tonight if I have time. We left for the Stake camp shortly after 3PM. When we got there the camp host told us that there was some new polices and campers and trailers cannot be in the camp sites. We could drive to the site and unload but we would then have to move the camper back to the parking lot. I said that we would just cook the meal and then we would leave before the camp closed for the night. Mae did not want to do that but I told her that I didn’t want to pack up and then unload so we could sleep in the parking lot. We did set up and start the Dutch oven dinner. Charles and Carolyn, Marilyn and Kelly arrived just after 6PM. We had a wonderful evening and the dinner was very good. While we were eating the Camp Host came down and politely said that we could stay overnight in our camper. After the Saunder’s and the Bodily’s left we soon went to bed.
Saturday, July 28, 2012
I woke about 5AM and went fishing. The water is really high which made fishing bad. I did catch a couple of fish but the one was quite small so I let it go. I got cold as my boots are leaking and I got my feet wet. I went back to the camper and got back in bed with Mae. We later got up and had cereal for breakfast. Mae wanted to relax and enjoy the morning before we left. I decided to give fishing another try and I caught four more. We loaded up and left shortly after noon. We stopped and bought a Sub-Way for lunch. We then went to David and Shauna’s and visited with their family for a little while. When we got home we unloaded our things and put them away. While we ate our dinner we watched a movie on TV. We missed the first 15 minutes of the show so I was hard to understand the story. We hung in and finally got the plot. After the show ended it restarted so we watched the first 15 minutes and then realized the plot of the show. I filled out my journal entry and Mae continued working on the reunion.
Sunday, July 29, 2012
Mae didn’t sleep much last night so I tried to let her sleep in. She still got up about 9:30. Meetings were good today. In Sacrament meeting Bishop Steve Smith, Mark McPhie as 1st counselor and Steve Barker as 2nd counselor were released from the Bishopric. They have been a very excellent Bishopric and we have really appreciated and enjoyed them. Bryan Hatch was sustained as Bishop with Dextor Tayler as 1st Counselor and Thomas Saunder as 2nd Counselor. After meeting was over we went up to express appreciations and congratulations. While there Mae tripped over the box that houses the controls for the podium and sound. She was caught before she fell to the floor but she bruised her leg and we are afraid that she has thrown her neck and back out. We will know better by morning. Bob prepared dinner for us and after eating Mae and I laid down for a nap. This evening we went to Jeff and Gail’s. We took Matt’s Birthday gift to him. After the children went to bed Jeff, Gail, Mae and I played a game of “Trans America” the Jeff showed us two little scooters that you made move by the turning of the steering wheel. Jeff had me get on one and he got on the other and we played a game of tag on the garage floor. They are very fun to ride. It was late when we got home and to bed.
Monday, July 30, 2012
I didn’t sleep the best last night and Mae was up a couple of times. I got up at 6:30AM and let Mae sleep in. I worked on indexing a batch and got it completed before breakfast. I went into the Eye Doctor at 10AM for a checkup and the Dr. said that there has been no more detraction. At 2:30PM I went to Petersen Medical and got a new face mask. I think this one will work better. I also stopped at Sportsman Warehouse and got some glue to repair my fishing boots. I cut the carpeting for the camper, having to glue a splice on in one area. Bob and I mowed the lawn this evening but we had to buy a new lawn mower, as the old mower gave up. Mae has been busy all day with the reunion preparations. We are both tired tonight. I hope both of us can sleep better tonight.
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
We got up early and worked most of the day getting ready for the reunion. I did go with Brother Morgan to check on meat prices for the Ward Social. We also went to the Chapel on 800 N and checked out the bowery. It is very nice but the afternoon sun will shine into the west end. Maybe we can get permission to hang a tarp on that end. When I went out to gather the eggs this evening I found our white chicken coming out from behind a box in the shed. When I pulled the box out I found where the chickens have been laying the past few days. There was 14 eggs in that nest, 1 broken one and evident that there had been another that the chickens had eaten. We worked until 7:30PM before we quite. We watched the movie “Hunt for Red October” on DVD. Although we have seen it before and it has some rough language, we quite enjoyed it.


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My name is Tyler Gotto and I have just retired from play professional hockey in Europe. I have been living in Europe working and traveling for 7 years, and now I am finally moving home to start the rest of my life. I have been building personal websites and small apps for the past few years, but now have decide to make a career out of it and see if I can 't help the world and myself while I do it.


Shell environment variables used by Perl 6
The variables you can declare to alter its behavior or gather additional information.
The behavior of Rakudo, the Perl 6 interpreter, can be tweaked by a (growing) number of environment variables; this section attempts to document all those currently in use. They are interpreter specific in all cases, except where some use conventional names such as PATH
.
The underlying virtual machine is also sensitive to a series of environment variables; they are listed in this wiki page.
Module loading
RAKUDOLIB
,PERL6LIB
RAKUDOLIB
and PERL6LIB
append a comma-delimited list of paths to the search list for modules. RAKUDOLIB
is evaluated first.
RAKUDO_MODULE_DEBUG
If true, causes the module loader to print debugging information to standard error.
Error message verbosity and strictness
PERL6_EXCEPTIONS_HANDLER
If present, the print_exception
routine will use a class of that name to process the exception for output. Rakudo currently ships with Exceptions::JSON
(invoked by setting this variable to JSON
), to override the default output. NOTE: this env var was added in version 6.d. Early implementation has been available in Rakudo compiler as of version 2018.08, and before that it was available as RAKUDO_EXCEPTIONS_HANDLER
.
RAKUDO_NO_DEPRECATIONS
If true, suppresses deprecation warnings triggered by the is DEPRECATED
trait.
RAKUDO_DEPRECATIONS_FATAL
If true, deprecation warnings become thrown exceptions.
RAKUDO_VERBOSE_STACKFRAME
Displays source code in stack frames surrounded by the specified number of lines of context; for instance RAKUDO_VERBOSE_STACKFRAME = 1
will use one context line.
RAKUDO_BACKTRACE_SETTING
Controls whether .setting
files are included in backtraces.
Affecting precompilation
RAKUDO_PREFIX
When this is set, Rakudo will look for the standard repositories (perl, vendor, site) in the specified directory. This is intended as an escape hatch for build-time bootstrapping issues, where Rakudo may be built as an unprivileged user without write access to the runtime paths in NQP's config.
RAKUDO_PRECOMP_DIST
,RAKUDO_PRECOMP_LOADING
RAKUDO_PRECOMP_WITH
:
These are internal variables for passing serialized state to precompilation jobs in child processes. Please do not set them manually.
RAKUDO_LOG_PRECOMP
If set to 1, diagnostic information about the precompilation process is emitted.
Line editor
RAKUDO_LINE_EDITOR
This specifies the preferred line editor to use; valid values are Readline
, Linenoise
, and none. A value of none is useful if you want to avoid the recommendation message upon REPL startup.
RAKUDO_DISABLE_MULTILINE
If set to 1, will disable multiline input for the REPL.
RAKUDO_HIST
This specifies the location of the history file used by the line editor; the default is ~/.perl6/rakudo-history
.
Other
RAKUDO_DEFAULT_READ_ELEMS
Is the default number of characters to read on an IO::Handle
, defaults to 65536 (aka 64K).
RAKUDO_ERROR_COLOR
Controls whether to emit ANSI codes for error highlighting. Defaults to true if unset, except on Windows.
RAKUDO_MAX_THREADS
Indicates the maximum number of threads used by default when creating a ThreadPoolScheduler
. Defaults to 64.
TMPDIR
,TEMP
,TMP
:
The IO::Spec::Unix.tmpdir
method will return $TMPDIR
if it points to a directory with full access permissions for the current user, with a fallback default of '/tmp'
.
IO::Spec::Cygwin
and IO::Spec::Win32
use more Windows-appropriate lists which also include the %TEMP%
and %TMP%
environment variables.
PATH
,Path
The IO::Spec::Unix.path
method splits $PATH
as a shell would; i.e. as a colon-separated list. IO::Spec::Cygwin
inherits this from IO::Spec::Unix
. IO::Spec::Win32.path
will read the first defined of either %PATH%
or %Path%
as a semicolon-delimited list.
RAKUDO_SNAPPER
Indicates the period in which the telemetry snapper will take a snapshot. Defaults to .1 for 10 snapshots per second.
AUTHORS
Initial version written by the Rakudo contributors, see the CREDITS file.
The initial version of this manual page was written by Reini Urban, Moritz Lenz and the Rakudo contributors.


For most, a love of animals is the catalyst. Some people want to feel better about themselves and the impact they make on the world. Others would like to set themselves a challenge, and many combine Veganuary with their ‘New Year’s Resolutions’ and see trying vegan as the healthiest start to the year. Whatever your reason, we’re here to support you.
So try vegan for a month and discover a whole new world of taste and flavour. We guarantee that, by the end of the month, you’ll feel fantastic!
They have the right to live
A healthier and happier life
What the environmental agencies should be telling you
Getting the right nutrition is easy
People are animals, too, so it should come as no surprise that, like us, other animals can experience pleasure and joy, despair and fear, and a host of other emotions, too. And like us, animals want to eat, live and raise their young without being harmed. But the mass production of animals harms them in more ways than we often acknowledge.
There is, of course, the physical pain, of teeth and tails being clipped, horns burned off and ear tags puncturing flesh, but there is also the overwhelming suffering of life spent in a cage, or standing on broken bones, or having milk taken through infected teats. And all this is routine on British farms.
What of the emotional toll? The dairy cow who grieves for her young, as calf by calf they are taken from her so that their milk can be sold for human consumption. The hen who is not permitted to keep her eggs, let alone hatch out her chicks, and can only watch as they roll away. The ewe and her lamb bleating for one another, long after the young sheep has been sent away for fattening.
Being vegan is being kind. And isn’t that the kind of world we want?
More and more people are ditching animal products in order to combat specific health problems. Others report general improvements in energy and vitality, and exclaim that they’ve ‘never felt better’. Stories of successful vegan athletes and sports stars are on the increase, and plant-based living is regularly profiled in health and wellness publications. The British Dietetic Association even confirms: ‘well-planned vegan diets can support healthy living in people of all ages’.
So how can going vegan improve your health? Scroll down to get the latest statistical info on veganism, and don’t wait for a ‘wake-up call’ like Bill Clinton’s before making the change:
“All my blood tests are good, and my vital signs are good, and I feel good, and I also have, believe it or not, more energy.” – Bill Clinton (became vegan after emergency heart surgery).
Going vegan is the ‘single biggest way’ we can reduce our environmental impact, according Oxford University researchers.
This is because eating a plant-based diet can cut our greenhouse gas emissions, reduce pollution and water usage, prevent deforestation and save wild animals from extinction.
Going vegan is the ‘single biggest way’ we can reduce our environmental impact, according Oxford University researchers.
This is because eating a plant-based diet can cut our greenhouse gas emissions, reduce pollution and water usage, prevent deforestation and save wild animals from extinction.


Flipping Burned Pancakes
问题描述 :
The cook at the Frobbozz Magic Pancake House sometimes falls asleep on the job while cooking pancakes. As a result, one side of a stack of pancakes is often burned. Clearly, it is bad business to serve visibly burned pancakes to the patrons. Before serving, the waitress will arrange the stacks of pancakes so that the burned sides are facing down. You must write a program to aid the waitress in stacking the pancakes correctly.
We start with a stack of N pancakes of distinct sizes, each of which is burned on one side. The problem is to convert the stack to one in which the pancakes are in size order with the smallest on the top and the largest on the bottom and burned side down for each pancake. To do this, we are
allowed to flip the top k pancakes over as a unit (so the k-th pancake is now on top and the pancake previously on top is now in the k-th position and the burned side goes from top to bottom and vice versa).
For example (+ indicates burned bottom, – a burned top):
We start with a stack of N pancakes of distinct sizes, each of which is burned on one side. The problem is to convert the stack to one in which the pancakes are in size order with the smallest on the top and the largest on the bottom and burned side down for each pancake. To do this, we are
allowed to flip the top k pancakes over as a unit (so the k-th pancake is now on top and the pancake previously on top is now in the k-th position and the burned side goes from top to bottom and vice versa).
For example (+ indicates burned bottom, – a burned top):
You must write a program which finds a sequence of at most (3n � 2) flips, which converts a given stack of pancakes to a sorted stack with burned sides down.
输入:
The first line of the input contains a single decimal integer, N, the number of problem instances to follow. Each of the following N lines gives a separate dataset as a sequence of numbers separated by spaces. The first number on each line gives the number, M, of pancakes in the data set. The remainder of the data set is the numbers 1 through M in some order, each with a plus or minus sign, giving the initial pancake stack. The numbers indicate the relative sizes of the pancakes and the signs indicate whether the burned side is up (-) or down (+). M will be, at most, 30.
输出:
The first line of the input contains a single decimal integer, N, the number of problem instances to follow. Each of the following N lines gives a separate dataset as a sequence of numbers separated by spaces. The first number on each line gives the number, M, of pancakes in the data set. The remainder of the data set is the numbers 1 through M in some order, each with a plus or minus sign, giving the initial pancake stack. The numbers indicate the relative sizes of the pancakes and the signs indicate whether the burned side is up (-) or down (+). M will be, at most, 30.
样例输入:
3 3 +1 -3 -2 4 -3 +1 -2 -4 5 +1 +2 +3 +4 -5
样例输出:
1 6 2 1 3 1 2 1 2 6 4 1 4 3 1 2 3 3 5 1 5
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正是我要找的，适合新手
后面的是python代码啊
递归还真是一门学问，学习了
问题3是不是应该为1/4 .因为截取的三段，无论是否能组成三角形， x， y-x ，1-y,都应大于0，所以 x<y,基础应该是一个大三角形。小三角是大三角的 1/4.
printf这个函数在计算的时候是从右到左，打印是从左到右。
刚开始学，非常好
多谢提醒。代码又编辑了一下
前排支持
97行缺一个分号
可是看了很多算法书什么的都是说的(start-end)/2哎。。。
算法，他认识我，我不认识他，后来有人告诉我你写的这段代码就是XXX算法。。。
这配图…..
great work！
看似简单，还是不少坑的


Hadoop 2.7.6 Release Notes
These release notes include new developer and user-facing incompatibilities, features, and major improvements.
Changes since Hadoop 2.7.5
- YARN-7661.
Major bug reported by Yang Wang and fixed by Yang Wang
NodeManager metrics return wrong value after update node resource
- YARN-7590.
Major improvement reported by Eric Yang and fixed by Eric Yang (security , yarn)
Improve container-executor validation check
- YARN-7249.
Blocker bug reported by Wangda Tan and fixed by Wangda Tan
Fix CapacityScheduler NPE issue when a container preempted while the node is being removed
- YARN-6633.
Major task reported by Íñigo Goiri and fixed by Íñigo Goiri
Backport YARN-4167 to branch 2.7
- YARN-6632.
Major bug reported by Íñigo Goiri and fixed by Íñigo Goiri
Backport YARN-3425 to branch 2.7
- YARN-4167.
Minor bug reported by Bibin A Chundatt and fixed by Bibin A Chundatt
NPE on RMActiveServices#serviceStop when store is null
- YARN-3425.
Minor bug reported by Bibin A Chundatt and fixed by Bibin A Chundatt (resourcemanager)
NPE from RMNodeLabelsManager.serviceStop when NodeLabelsManager.serviceInit failed
- MAPREDUCE-7052.
Major bug reported by Peter Bacsko and fixed by Peter Bacsko (client , test)
TestFixedLengthInputFormat#testFormatCompressedIn is flaky
- MAPREDUCE-7048.
Major improvement reported by Peter Bacsko and fixed by Peter Bacsko (mr-am)
Uber AM can crash due to unknown task in statusUpdate
- MAPREDUCE-7028.
Blocker bug reported by Gergo Repas and fixed by Gergo Repas (mr-am)
Concurrent task progress updates causing NPE in Application Master
- MAPREDUCE-7020.
Major bug reported by Akira Ajisaka and fixed by Peter Bacsko (mr-am)
Task timeout in uber mode can crash AM
- MAPREDUCE-5124.
Major bug reported by Jason Lowe and fixed by Peter Bacsko (mr-am)
AM lacks flow control for task events
- HDFS-13195.
Minor bug reported by maobaolong and fixed by maobaolong (datanode)
DataNode conf page cannot display the current value after reconfig
- HDFS-13126.
Major bug reported by Erik Krogen and fixed by Erik Krogen (datanode , webhdfs)
Backport [HDFS-7959] to branch-2.7 to re-enable HTTP request logging for WebHDFS
- HDFS-13120.
Major bug reported by Xiaoyu Yao and fixed by Xiaoyu Yao (namenode , snapshots)
Snapshot diff could be corrupted after concat
- HDFS-13112.
Critical bug reported by Daryn Sharp and fixed by Daryn Sharp (namenode)
Token expiration edits may cause log corruption or deadlock
- HDFS-12884.
Major improvement reported by Konstantin Shvachko and fixed by chencan (namenode)
BlockUnderConstructionFeature.truncateBlock should be of type BlockInfo
- HDFS-12881.
Major bug reported by Jason Lowe and fixed by Ajay Kumar
Output streams closed with IOUtils suppressing write errors
- HDFS-12371.
Major bug reported by Sai Nukavarapu and fixed by Hanisha Koneru (metrics)
"BlockVerificationFailures" and "BlocksVerified" show up as 0 in Datanode JMX
- HDFS-12347.
Critical bug reported by Xiao Chen and fixed by Bharat Viswanadham (test)
TestBalancerRPCDelay#testBalancerRPCDelay fails very frequently
- HDFS-12299.
Critical bug reported by Brahma Reddy Battula and fixed by Brahma Reddy Battula
Race Between update pipeline and DN Re-Registration
- HDFS-11187.
Major improvement reported by Wei-Chiu Chuang and fixed by Gabor Bota (datanode)
Optimize disk access for last partial chunk checksum of Finalized replica
- HDFS-11003.
Major improvement reported by Brahma Reddy Battula and fixed by Brahma Reddy Battula
Expose "XmitsInProgress" through DataNodeMXBean
- HDFS-10453.
Major bug reported by He Xiaoqiao and fixed by He Xiaoqiao (namenode)
ReplicationMonitor thread could stuck for long time due to the race between replication and delete of same file in a large cluster.
- HDFS-7959.
Critical bug reported by Kihwal Lee and fixed by Kihwal Lee
WebHdfs logging is missing on Datanode
- HDFS-4210.
Trivial bug reported by Damien Hardy and fixed by John Zhuge (ha , journal-node , namenode)
Throw helpful exception when DNS entry for JournalNode cannot be resolved
- HADOOP-15345.
Major improvement reported by He Xiaoqiao and fixed by He Xiaoqiao
Backport HADOOP-12185 to branch-2.7: NetworkTopology is not efficient adding/getting/removing nodes
- HADOOP-15283.
Major bug reported by Xiao Chen and fixed by Akira Ajisaka
Upgrade from findbugs 3.0.1 to spotbugs 3.1.2 in branch-2 to fix docker image build
- HADOOP-15279.
Minor improvement reported by Allen Wittenauer and fixed by Allen Wittenauer (build , documentation , test)
increase maven heap size recommendations
- HADOOP-15212.
Major improvement reported by Daryn Sharp and fixed by Daryn Sharp (security)
Add independent secret manager method for logging expired tokens
- HADOOP-15206.
Major bug reported by Aki Tanaka and fixed by Aki Tanaka
BZip2 drops and duplicates records when input split size is small
- HADOOP-15177.
Blocker task reported by Akira Ajisaka and fixed by Bharat Viswanadham (build)
Update the release year to 2018
- HADOOP-15143.
Major bug reported by Jitendra Nath Pandey and fixed by Mukul Kumar Singh
NPE due to Invalid KerberosTicket in UGI
- HADOOP-14246.
Major improvement reported by Robert Kanter and fixed by Robert Kanter (security)
Authentication Tokens should use SecureRandom instead of Random and 256 bit secrets
- HADOOP-13508.
Major bug reported by Atul Sikaria and fixed by Atul Sikaria
FsPermission string constructor does not recognize sticky bit
- HADOOP-13375.
Major bug reported by Mingliang Liu and fixed by Weiwei Yang (security , test)
o.a.h.security.TestGroupsCaching.testBackgroundRefreshCounters seems flaky
- HADOOP-13263.
Major improvement reported by Stephen O'Donnell and fixed by Stephen O'Donnell
Reload cached groups in background after expiry
hadoop.security.groups.cache.background.reload can be set to true to enable background reload of expired groups cache entries. This setting can improve the performance of services that use Groups.java (e.g. the NameNode) when group lookups are slow. The setting is disabled by default.
- HADOOP-13105.
Major improvement reported by Chris Nauroth and fixed by Mingliang Liu (security)
Support timeouts in LDAP queries in LdapGroupsMapping.
This patch adds two new config keys for supporting timeouts in LDAP query operations. The property "hadoop.security.group.mapping.ldap.connection.timeout.ms" is the connection timeout (in milliseconds), within which period if the LDAP provider doesn't establish a connection, it will abort the connect attempt. The property "hadoop.security.group.mapping.ldap.read.timeout.ms" is the read timeout (in milliseconds), within which period if the LDAP provider doesn't get a LDAP response, it will abort the read attempt.
- HADOOP-12862.
Major bug reported by Wei-Chiu Chuang and fixed by Wei-Chiu Chuang
LDAP Group Mapping over SSL can not specify trust store
- HADOOP-12751.
Critical bug reported by Bolke de Bruin and fixed by Bolke de Bruin (security)
While using kerberos Hadoop incorrectly assumes names with '@' to be non-simple
- HADOOP-12611.
Major bug reported by Wei-Chiu Chuang and fixed by Eric Badger
TestZKSignerSecretProvider#testMultipleInit occasionally fail
- HADOOP-12568.
Minor improvement reported by Wei-Chiu Chuang and fixed by Wei-Chiu Chuang (documentation)
Update core-default.xml to describe posixGroups support
- HADOOP-12472.
Minor improvement reported by Steve Loughran and fixed by Steve Loughran (test)
Make GenericTestUtils.assertExceptionContains robust
- HADOOP-12181.
Minor bug reported by Masatake Iwasaki and fixed by Masatake Iwasaki
Fix intermittent test failure of TestZKSignerSecretProvider
- HADOOP-12001.
Blocker bug reported by Patrick White and fixed by Patrick White (security)
Limiting LDAP search conflicts with posixGroup addition
- HADOOP-9477.
Major new feature reported by Kai Zheng and fixed by Dapeng Sun
Add posixGroups support for LDAP groups mapping service
Add posixGroups support for LDAP groups mapping service. The change in LDAPGroupMapping is compatible with previous scenario. In LDAP, the group mapping between {{posixAccount}} and {{posixGroup}} is different from the general LDAPGroupMapping, one of the differences is the {{"memberUid"}} will be used to mapping {{posixAccount}} and {{posixGroup}}. The feature will handle the mapping in internal when configuration {{hadoop.security.group.mapping.ldap.search.filter.user}} is set as "posixAccount" and {{hadoop.security.group.mapping.ldap.search.filter.group}} is "posixGroup".


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A financier ({{IPAc-en|f|ɪ|n|ən|ˈ|s|ɪər}}; {{IPA-fr|finɑ̃ˈsje|lang}}) is a person who makes their living from investments, typically involving large sums of money and usually involving private equity and venture capital, mergers and acquisitions, leveraged buyouts, corporate finance, investment banking and/or large-scale asset management. The term is French, and derives from finance or payment.
A financier today can be someone who makes their living from investing in up-and-coming or established companies and businesses. A financier makes money through this process when his or her investment is paid back with interest, from part of the company's equity awarded to them as specified by the business deal, or a financier can generate income through commission, performance, and management fees.
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Financier is a term used to describe someone who handles money. Certain financier avenues require degrees and licenses including venture capitalists, hedge fund managers, trust fund managers, accountants, stockbrokers, financial advisors, or even public treasurers. Personal investing on the other hand, has no requirements and is open to all by means of the stock market or by word of mouth requests for money.
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- ValidCommandLineRegex - Static variable in enum net.shawfire.scs.CommandType
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- value - Variable in enum net.shawfire.scs.ChangeInDirection
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- value - Variable in enum net.shawfire.scs.CommandType
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- value - Variable in enum net.shawfire.scs.SquareType
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- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum net.shawfire.scs.ChangeInDirection
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Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum net.shawfire.scs.CommandType
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Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum net.shawfire.scs.Direction
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Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum net.shawfire.scs.ItemType
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Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum net.shawfire.scs.SquareType
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Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- values() - Static method in enum net.shawfire.scs.ChangeInDirection
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Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
- values() - Static method in enum net.shawfire.scs.CommandType
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Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
- values() - Static method in enum net.shawfire.scs.Direction
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Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
- values() - Static method in enum net.shawfire.scs.ItemType
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Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
- values() - Static method in enum net.shawfire.scs.SquareType
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Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.


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Dialog #1
This is an animated dialog which is useful for displaying information. The dialog window can be moved, resized and closed with the 'x' icon.
Dialog #2
This is an animated dialog which is useful for displaying information. The dialog window can be moved, resized and closed with the 'x' icon.
Dialog #3 : default jQuery UI dialog without click outside
This is a animated dialog which is useful for displaying information. The dialog window can be moved, resized and closed with the 'x' icon.
Dialogs may be animated by specifying an effect for the show and/or hide properties. You must include the individual effects file for any effects you would like to use.


A list of "category" strings, one per line, that all builds in this Jenkins instance
will be tagged with. Categories are stored in the data.categories member of emitted
EiffelActivityTriggeredEvent
messages. Categories listed here will be merged with any categories configured for each job.
Leading and trailing whitespace will be removed from each line. Duplicate lines and
empty lines will be ignored.


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NEWDOC.SYS
NEWDOC.SYS (\FBB\SYSTEM).
The NEWDOC server allows a simple and fast update of the documentation
database (topic DOCS of the server). This server will create the file and
will give it a label. It will not create a directory if it doesn't exist.
Therefore it is necessary to prepare the directory tree structure before.
A message will give a summary to the originator.
The standard command line for messages is used. The message should be of
type private and addressed to the BBS which will be updated.
SP NEWDOC @ bbs-destination
The message title contains two information , the name of the file requested
followed by the label to give to the file (see the description of the topics
DOCS).
Filename Label eventually on several words.
The text of the message will be transferred in the documentation file.
Example :
F6FBB BBS >
SP NEWDOC @ F6ABJ.FRA.EU
Title of message :
BBS\DOC_1.DOC This is the label of the documentation.
Text of message :
This is the content of the documentation.
....
End of documentation.
/EX
This example assumes that the BBS is a subdirectory of DOCS, thus one of the
topics of the documentation.
If the NEWDOC.SYS file is specified, the server will be limited to the
callsigns declared in this file, one callsign in each line.
Example of NEWDOC.SYS file :
F6FBB
FD1CDC
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Johnson pledges law change to protect veterans - including those active in Troubles - from 'vexatious' legal action
Boris Johnson has pledged to change the law to protect Armed Forces veterans from vexatious legal action, as the British General Election campaign enters its second week.
The Tories want to end "unfair" trials of veterans where no new evidence has been produced and the accusations have been questioned exhaustively in court.
If they win a majority at the election, the party will amend the Human Rights Act so it does not apply to incidents – including deaths during the Troubles – which took place before the law came into force in 2000.
The pledge is among a package of measures the party is proposing to support British military personnel, veterans and their families.
Mr Johnson said a Tory government would “always support” the Armed Forces.
He said: “As we remember the ultimate sacrifice made by our brave men and women for their country just over a century ago, it is right that we renew our commitment to the soldiers, sailors, marines, airmen and veterans of today.”
The Conservative pledge includes measures to guarantee veterans job interviews for public sector roles, provide Ministry of Defence funded “wraparound” childcare, and tax relief for companies which hire veterans in the first year after they have left service.