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(Strand) Directed by Nickolas Perry, Tom DeCerchio, Mark Christopher, Peggy Rajski Written by Nickolas Perry, Tom DeCerchio, Mark Christopher, James Lecesne Cast Michael Saucedo, Justin Urich, Travis Sher, Milo Ventimiglia, Vincent D'Onofrio, Miles Perlich, Eileen Brennan, Harry Waters Jr., Mary Beth Hurt, J.D. Cerna, Kent Broadhurst, Ellen Hamilton Latzen, Edward Seamon, Greg Villepique, Brett Barsky, Stephen Tobolowsky, Judy Kain, John Lizzi, Jonah Rooney, Allen Doraine MPAA Rating Not Rated Running Time 74 minutes Reviewed at The Rialto Theatre, Raleigh, NC (30MAY97)
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by Daily Hodl StaffThe price of Bitcoin tumbled on Thursday, dropping below a key psychological barrier of $8,000.
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The second and third-largest cryptocurrencies, Ethereum and XRP, are also in the red. Ethereum is down 9.18% at $160.25, while XRP is down 5.09% at $0.2394.
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Nick Patel tells his crew of 75,000 followers the next line to watch for is $7,300. If that breaks, he thinks a further drop to $6,100 is in play.
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Rekt Capital tells his 24,000 followers there’s plenty of precedent for a Bitcoin drop before the halving, which is set to cut the reward miners earn for powering the network in half next May.
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An overview of bias reduction methods for Visual Question Answering
We present various methods designed to reduce biases learned by deep learning models. Most methods will focus on the Visual Answering task, but might be applicable to many other tasks.
Intro on Visual Question Answering
Visual Question Answering task consists in answering a question about an image. For instance, in the previous figure, the question is “What color is the banana ?”, the correct answer is thus yellow.
Visual Question Answering has been shown to contain lot of unwanted biases, that enables models to reach high accuracy, but fail to answer for the right reasons. For instance, in VQA datasets, most bananas are yellow, and a model would fail to answer if it saw a green banana.
To learn more about this issue, you can read the paper Making the V in VQA Matter: Elevating the Role of Image Understanding in Visual Question Answering by Goyal et. al. (CVPR 2017).
Evaluation is challenging
It is difficult to evaluate correctly a VQA model. Testing sets usually follow the same distribution as the training sets, thus they contain the same biases or shortcuts. The main solution that was proposed is to create out-of-distribution datasets, with the assumption that a biased model would fail to answer in rare cases, because it learned superficial correlations, while a correct model would manage to answer even in contexts that are different from its training set.
Even with this out-of-distribution setup, correct evaluation is challenging, as it does not match the usual assumptions made in machine learning. The validations set used for hyper parameter optimization and early-stopping cannot be out-of-distribution, or there is a risk of overfitting the out-of-distribution testing set biases, instead of learning a robust behaviour.
Another challenge is the dataset creation : It can be hard to gather OOD data that are not too different from the trainig set (that could still be answered from data in the training set). Usually, OOD datasets are obtained by reorganizing or removing examples from training and testing sets.
For Visual Question Anwering, the most used dataste is VQA-CP, presented in the paper Don’t Just Assume; Look and Answer: Overcoming Priors for Visual Question Answering by Agrawal et.al. It consists in changing the answer distribution conditionned on the type of question. For example, when the question starts with “what sport”, the most common answer will be “tennis” in the training set, and “skiing” in the testing set. This dataset will penalize models which rely too much on the question without looking at the image to answer.
A leaderboard of all papers targeting VQA-CP is available here : https://github.com/cdancette/vqa-cp-leaderboard
Table of contents
- Intro on Visual Question Answering
- Evaluation is challenging
- Baseline method: Reweighting / Sampling
- Architectural priors
- Adversarial methods
- Ensembling-based regularization
- Structuring the output loss
- Data-augmentation based regularization
We will now go over several bias-reduction methods: Simple baselines, Architectural priors, adversarial methods, model ensembling and data augmentation. Each of those methods may be adaptable to other tasks that suffer from biases.
Baseline method: Reweighting / Sampling
The first straightforward method that can help to reduce biases in certain cases is reweighting your dataset. The idea is to over-sample difficult or rare examples, and under-sample common and easy examples. This will help for problems that suffer from an imbalance in labels / input concepts. For example, in Visual Question Answering, there often is an imbalance in the answer distribution. Reweighting can help
If we have an example \(X = (v, q, a) \in (I, Q, A)\) where \(I\) is the image set, \(Q\) is the question set and \(A\) is the answer set, we can sample our example X with the uniform probability for answers \(p(a) = 1/\|A\|\)
We are here introducing a new bias to reverse the main bias: that all answers are equally important, and they must be seen an equal number of times. There is a risk of overfitting on rare examples that will be oversampled.
Architectural priors
When encountering biases, or spurious patterns that enables the model to answer correctly without any understanding, a natural solution is to incorporate domain knowledge into the model’s architecture. This will force the model to make its decision in a specific way, making some shortcuts impossible to capture.
GVQA
An example of this approach is the Grounded Visual Question Answering model (GVQA), presented in the Don’t Just Assume; Look and Answer: Overcoming Priors for Visual Question Answering paper from Agrawal et. al. It introduced VQA-Changing-Prior (VQA-CP) dataset, and the GVQA model.
The idea developed in this article is that the question should only direct the decision towards a group of answers, and the image should help to choose among those answers. For example, for the question What color is the car ?, then the model will predict, from the question, a cluster of possible answers (here, all colors). Then, the vision model will predict all possible answers it can see in the image (it will be the name of the object present in the scene, the color of objects, or other attributes). Both predictions will then be aggregated in order to choose the final answer.
Here, we see that the question does not influence directly the decision, it just predicts a cluster of answers (we simplified a bit, as there is a specific branch for yes/no questions).
VGQE
Another example of an architectural prior is proposed in the paper Reducing Language Biases in Visual Question Answering with Visually-Grounded Question Encoder, by KV et. al, published in ECCV 2020. Here, they integrate the vision modality directly into the word embeddings, based on a similarity measure, before the RNN text encoding. This forces the model to take into account the vision modality very early in the decision. Interestingly, it does not hurt performances on the original VQA val set, contrarily to most bias-reduction methods.
Adversarial methods
Adversarial losses can be used to reduce biases coming from a known factor. For example, in Visual Question Answering, question is a factor of bias, which means that models rely too much on the question, and not often on the image, because the question alone is often sufficient to answer.
The main idea of the adversarial loss is to force the model to be wrong when given only the question.
An example of such an approach is the paper Overcoming Language Priors in Visual Question Answering with Adversarial Regularization, which was published at NeurIPS 2018.
In this paper, they introduce a question-only classifier, that shares the question encoder with the main VQA model. The question-only classifier is trained as an adversarial classifier: Its gradients are reversed before flowing into the question encoder. This means that the question-encoder must learn a question representation that makes it harder for the question-only model to answer the question alone, while still allowing the main VQA model to answer. The ultimate goal is to reduce the question-related biases.
Additionaly, they introduce the Difference of Entropy loss: it forces the entropy from the questoin-only model to be different from the entropy of the main VQA model. This means that the additional image information should make the model more certain about its answer than the question-only model. Note that this loss only updates the parametrs of the question encoder.
The main limitation of this approach is that it only affects the question encoder, and not the vision-encoder, or the fusion block, where biases can still be captured.
Ensembling-based regularization
Ensembling-based regularization uses the idea of training two models as an ensembling: our main model, and a weak biased model. The biased model might be pretrained or not, depending on the approach. This will allow the weak model to capture the shallow or spurious patterns, and let the main model focus on the more difficult examples, making it more robust.
The weak model can be a partial model (looking at only a fraction of the input), or a shallow model that has a much lower number of parameters compared to our original model.
Contrarily to the previous approach, this will have an effect on the full VQA model, instead of the question-encoder only.
An example of this approach for VQA is RUBi: Reducing Unimodal Biases in Visual Question Answering (this work was done by Remi Cadene and myself).
In the RUBi approach, the weak model is a question-only model. This choice was made because VQA is known to display biases towards the question modality. So our ensembling will enable the model to learn behaviours that are less dependant on the question alone, letting the question-only model capturing question biases.
Other ensemble-based regularization
- Don’t Take the Easy Way Out: Ensemble Based Methods for Avoiding Known Dataset Biases - EMNLP 2019, by Christopher Clark, Mark Yatskar, Luke Zettlemoyer This work is very similar to RUBi
- Counterfactual VQA: A Cause-Effect Look at Language Bias - Unpublished - Yulei Niu, Kaihua Tang, Hanwang Zhang, Zhiwu Lu, Xian-Sheng Hua, Ji-Rong Wen
Structuring the output loss
The main idea of this approach is to help the model to make sense of the output : Instead of telling it that it is just right or wrong, we will give additional information: how wrong it it ?
For example, a model answering the question “What is the color of the car ?”, given a green car, is more wrong if it answers “football” than “grey”. Or for a counting question, if the answer is 2, it’s better to answer 3 than 10.
For counting, the correct structure for the loss would be a regression: using L2, you get more correction if you’re very far from the correct answer, and very little if you’re close. For example, the paper Overcoming Statistical Shortcuts for Open-ended Visual Counting targets this problem, and shows that using the regression, instead of classification, helps to reduce biases.
For the general VQA problem, it’s more challenging, as answers are extremely varied. The paper Estimating semantic structure for the VQA answer space targets this issue. They first introduce a measure of similarity for VQA answers, which is based on co-occurences in the multiple answers for a single questions. Two answers are very similar if they were used as answers for the same question-image. Then, they introduce an additional loss, which penalizes more the model when the answer is far from the ground truth answer.
Data-augmentation based regularization
Data augmentation can be a powerful mechanism to reduce biases in models. It can be to create an invariance to a specific transformation that might otherwise induce biases, or to make the model understand what is the important features in the data.
For instance, in vision models, data augmentation can be used to force models to be invariant to color changes, rotations or symetries, or noise, and might help against biases or adversarial attacks.
Counterfactual-based data augmentation
For visual question answering, one approach that was used is to create counterfactual examples: minor modifications of the image of the question that will change the answer. The intuition is that will help the model figure out which part of the input is really important, and will remove some biases. The goal is now to figure out how to find important image regions and words, and how to modify them. Another question is how to use the additional examples: simply adding them to the training set, or using aditional losses to give information to the model.
- The paper Counterfactual Samples Synthesizing for Robust Visual Question Answering by Chen et.al. uses this approach. They find the important objects and words by using Grad-CAM: regions and words that have high gradient will be considered important, and others unimportant. Thus, they can either remove them, which will make the question impossible to answer, or remove other objects, which should not change the answer. We show the main illustration below. The paper Learning to Contrast the Counterfactual Samples for Robust Visual Question Answering (EMNLP 2020) by Zujie Liang et. al. extends the idea by adding contrastive learning as an additional learning signal.
- In the paper Towards Causal VQA: Revealing and Reducing Spurious Correlations by Invariant and Covariant Semantic Editing by Agarwal et. al., authors remove objects with GAN inpainting. First, for counting questions, they remove relevant objects, thus reducing the answer by one. Also, make the assumption that if an object is not mentioned in the question or the answer, it is not relevant, and can be removed from the image.
- In Learning what makes a difference from counterfactual examples and gradient supervision. by Teney et. al, authors find important objects by using human attention maps. They mask important objects in the image, thus making the questions impossible to answer. They also add an additional learning loss between counterfactual example by supervising directly the gradient between two counterfactual examples.


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| CS 371 - Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
Homework #4 |
Due: Thursday 3/2 at the beginning of class
Note: Work is to be done in pairs, and submitted via email attachment.
All of your classes should be named uniquely so as to not clash in the same namespace with those of other groups. This is usually accomplished using packages, but for this project, you may simply begin each class name with a unique identifier such as a combination of user names. In these instructions, your unique identifier will be denoted <uniqueID>.
1. Mancala Utility Function: Your first task will be to
develop an efficiently computable utility function for Mancala. The
one supplied in class TnellerMancalaNode simple subtracts the MIN player
score from the MAX player score. In class, we noticed other possible
simple measures of utility that provide additional means of estimating
the relative utility of the node. Develop at least two utility functions
and experiment to see which works better. Don't forget to test it
against the one provided as a baseline for comparison. Name your
nodes <uniqueID><#>MancalaNode.java
.
Your implementation should outperform that of the supplied utility function.
2. Alpha-Beta Search: Your second task can be developed
in parallel with the first. Create a new class <uniqueID>AlphaBetaSearcher.java
that implements the interface GameTreeSearcher and performs depth-limited
minimax with alpha-beta pruning. You're encouraged to copy
the provided MinimaxSearcher code to your AlphaBeta code as a starting point.
Then augment the code by passing alpha
and beta as parameters for pruning.
3. Mancala Player: Your final task will be to bring your
Mancala node utility function together with alpha-beta search and create
a real-time Mancala-playing agent. Name your class <uniqueID>MancalaPlayer
and be sure that it implements the MancalaPlayer interface. Each
player will be allotted 2.5 minutes each for decision making. Supplied
in TnellerMancalaPlayer is a very sloppy hack which seeks to adjust search
depth according to game progress, which is roughly assessed by (1) the
number of pieces still in play, and (2) the number of milliseconds left
in the game. You may use this approach, but be forewarned that there
will be better approaches given that (1) with alpha-beta pruning, you can
search deeper faster, and (2) my implementation generally has too much
spare time at the end of the game. Your
implementation should outperform the supplied example implementations.
Your MancalaPlayer will compete against all other MancalaPlayer's to determine the champion of champions. The champions will receive a mancala game and the respect and awe of their peers and professor. :-)


class Fiber
Fibers are primitives for implementing light weight cooperative concurrency in Ruby. Basically they are a means of creating code blocks that can be paused and resumed, much like threads. The main difference is that they are never preempted and that the scheduling must be done by the programmer and not the VM.
As opposed to other stackless light weight concurrency models, each fiber comes with a stack. This enables the fiber to be paused from deeply nested function calls within the fiber block. See the ruby(1) manpage to configure the size of the fiber stack(s).
When a fiber is created it will not run automatically. Rather it must be
explicitly asked to run using the Fiber#resume
method. The
code running inside the fiber can give up control by calling
Fiber.yield
in which case it yields control back to caller
(the caller of the Fiber#resume
).
Upon yielding or termination the Fiber returns the value of the last executed expression
For instance:
fiber = Fiber.new do Fiber.yield 1 2 end puts fiber.resume puts fiber.resume puts fiber.resume
produces
1 2 FiberError: dead fiber called
The Fiber#resume
method accepts an arbitrary number of
parameters, if it is the first call to resume
then they will
be passed as block arguments. Otherwise they will be the return value of
the call to Fiber.yield
Example:
fiber = Fiber.new do |first| second = Fiber.yield first + 2 end puts fiber.resume 10 puts fiber.resume 14 puts fiber.resume 18
produces
12 14 FiberError: dead fiber called
Public Class Methods
Returns the current fiber. You need to require 'fiber'
before using this method. If you are not running in the context of a fiber
this method will return the root fiber.
static VALUE rb_fiber_s_current(VALUE klass) { return rb_fiber_current(); }
Yields control back to the context that resumed the fiber, passing along
any arguments that were passed to it. The fiber will resume processing at
this point when resume
is called next. Any arguments passed to
the next resume
will be the value that this
Fiber.yield
expression evaluates to.
static VALUE rb_fiber_s_yield(int argc, VALUE *argv, VALUE klass) { return rb_fiber_yield(argc, argv); }
Public Instance Methods
Returns true if the fiber can still be resumed (or transferred to). After
finishing execution of the fiber block this method will always return
false. You need to require 'fiber'
before using this
method.
VALUE rb_fiber_alive_p(VALUE fibval) { rb_fiber_t *fib; GetFiberPtr(fibval, fib); return fib->status != TERMINATED ? Qtrue : Qfalse; }
Resumes the fiber from the point at which the last Fiber.yield
was called, or starts running it if it is the first call to
resume
. Arguments passed to resume will be the value of the
Fiber.yield
expression or will be passed as block parameters
to the fiber's block if this is the first resume
.
Alternatively, when resume is called it evaluates to the arguments passed
to the next Fiber.yield
statement inside the fiber's block
or to the block value if it runs to completion without any
Fiber.yield
static VALUE rb_fiber_m_resume(int argc, VALUE *argv, VALUE fib) { return rb_fiber_resume(fib, argc, argv); }
Transfer control to another fiber, resuming it from where it last stopped
or starting it if it was not resumed before. The calling fiber will be
suspended much like in a call to Fiber.yield
. You need to
require 'fiber'
before using this method.
The fiber which receives the transfer call is treats it much like a resume call. Arguments passed to transfer are treated like those passed to resume.
You cannot resume a fiber that transferred control to another one. This will cause a double resume error. You need to transfer control back to this fiber before it can yield and resume.
Example:
fiber1 = Fiber.new do puts "In Fiber 1" Fiber.yield end fiber2 = Fiber.new do puts "In Fiber 2" fiber1.transfer puts "Never see this message" end fiber3 = Fiber.new do puts "In Fiber 3" end fiber2.resume fiber3.resume
produces
In fiber 2 In fiber 1 In fiber 3
static VALUE rb_fiber_m_transfer(int argc, VALUE *argv, VALUE fibval) { rb_fiber_t *fib; GetFiberPtr(fibval, fib); fib->transferred = 1; return fiber_switch(fib, argc, argv, 0); }


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I live in AJ's podcast for your Monday.
Most wonderful show is keeping up with the Joneses.
AJ Jones.
Yes.
How are you?
I'm good.
How are you?
I'm all dressed up and nowhere to go.
Well, we had somewhere to go.
And then we came home to record a podcast.
Well, I actually came home to snuggle my babies.
Yeah, we were our friend, Matt and Tiffany's wedding.
And it was stunning.
It was beautiful.
- It was really beautiful and the food was fantastic.
- I tell you what, if you were single to that wedding
and don't go away with a date tonight,
I can't help you because there was a lot
of really good looking single people.
- There was.
- And seriously.
- Yes, but I think actually much more single females
than men, so you know, it's tricky.
- I, yeah, I didn't do a head count.
I just thought we live among beautiful people.
- We really do, it's true.
- Anyway, we got some.
- I wanted to dance.
You did want to dance.
I desperately wanted to dance.
You wanted to win a Houston the thing.
There was all like the fun,
dancey people were at this wedding.
Right. Yeah.
Did any of those fun,
dancey people have children that hadn't seen them for the whole weekend.
No.
And that's why you had to leave.
Yeah.
Which is sad because I want to say.
They had a dance floor.
I was ready to do some pop and lock.
Where'd the wires go again?
Did you know, have we talked about the fact that I used to be a break dancer?
You were not a break dancer.
Okay, this is a true story.
I have not do my normal.
I used to work for the MI6.
Okay.
I actually used to be a break dancer.
I'll try and believe you.
Right.
When I was 10 between the ages of 10 and 12.
Sorry.
You can, next time I, when my father's here, you ask him,
was I a break down to it?
Do you want to know what my street name was?
Oh no.
Yeah, I really want to know.
It was Voltaire.
Ah!
What?
What is your problem?
wait did you make it up yourself and it's not going to you know it i i didn't make it up i copied it from the name of the the marker brand like sharpies it was called fault here and i thought that's so cool because it's like vault like electric.
And i had my own hair like what you do with muscles i have a great chance i had my own linoleum.
Oh, I had a whole be boy outfit.
You had your own linoleum.
Yep.
That would roll up and I put out in the garage and I'm going to need pictures.
I think I speak for everyone when I say we're going to need pictures.
The only pictures I think that I've got is of me and my Nike winbreaker with my Nike headband and my Nike wristbands.
Wow.
Yeah, it's true.
So you were very fashionable break into then.
I feel like I'm being mocked.
Maybe.
Was this when you had dreadlocks or was that late?
That was like a later fashion decision.
That was much later.
OK. Anyway, we are so off track.
We were wedding.
We came home to see we met our kids to put our children to bed and record a podcast.
Where were you this weekend?
I was calling all of the house.
We couldn't find.
I know.
I was hiding.

I feel like literally I did all the work that we did.
You did because I did all the other work.
So I was away doing a father heart conference in Chica, mugga, Georgia.
Chickamauga would be a great street name for a breakdown, sir.
Break it down, Chickamauga.
Did you have to beatbox while you were break dancing or how was your father
heart? We can. It was really good. I, I fell in love with that church.
They're so great. Yeah. They're lovely. They're really lovely.
Yeah. It was really funny because I guess quite a few of them actually listen to
the podcast. So shout out, whoop, whoop, Chickamauga. But yeah, I met a bunch of people that I was
like, well, you know what, if I lived in Chattanooga or Chickamauga, I'd go here. It was a great
church.
If you're not from Tennessee, Chattanooga and Chickamauga are places that are actually named
those places. I thought people were joking when I first got here and they said they were
from Chattanooga.
You're like, yeah, like somebody named a city that, oh, they did. Okay.
Sorry about that. While you were away, I was daddy on Kid Patrol.
Euler. The secret to one of the parents being away for the weekend is to just get your children
hyped up on activities. So I picked them up from school on Friday, took them straight
to the opticians to get their glasses.
So exciting activities.
Well, they were excited. They couldn't wait. MJ's bummed because he's got perfect
I want glasses. And so having to rock in a new spectacle. Then we went straight to Chick-fil-A.
Then we went straight to the movies. Then we went straight to Walmart to do some shopping.
So Friday night was taken care of. They didn't even ask for you. That was my goal.
Mummy who? And then Saturday they had two kids birthday parties, so that took care of that.

It was.
I told her that it was impolite in Japanese culture to take bites of sushi, so you had
to shove the whole roll in your mouth.
That's kind of true, but anyway, yes.
Well, she did it much to my delight, and I have a video of it.
Oh, okay.
Can I see that later then?
Yeah.
Okay.
We're going to love that.
Okay.
So anyway, that was our week.
And you were also break dancers in the past life.
Well, I also wanted to add that I got an amazing welcome basket in the hotel.
And I saw that on Instagram.
Yeah.
Did you bring any of it home for me to eat?
Um, it wasn't your basket.
It's my basket.
I know, but we're one in spirit.
So it was very fun looking at it because I was like, Hmm, somehow they know everything
I like and it's in this basket.
Then there was this box of chocolates and I wasn't going to open the box of chocolate.
I was going to wait until later.
But then I thought if they ask me if I like the chocolates they got, I wouldn't be able
to answer.
So I opened the box of chocolates and what do you know?
It was actually shoes.
Well, they really small shoes are really large chocolates.
They're folded shoes.
Like they're folded up.
They're called teaks and they're super comfortable.
They're like ballet slippers.
They made out of how do you fold up shoes?
Are they got hinges?
- I'll show you.
They're, no.
They're just like a flexible soul.
- I'm excited for you getting shoes.
- Yes.
- But I'm kind of misled.
I thought there was chocolate coming my way.
- I know.
- Nope.
- You're not allowed to have chocolate.
- I know.
- Or sugar.
- I know.
- Sorry, darling.
- I know.
- What do you want to talk about this week?
- I have been thinking a lot.
I guess I'm gonna generally call this community.
- Okay.
But I've been thinking about the community we're a part of.
We've talked a lot, it feels like on the podcast
in the last month or so,
about how we mean you are really bad at celebrating
and how good our community is at celebrating
and how they're doing a fantastic job
in teaching us to celebrate everything.
- Yes, yes.
- So I've been thinking about that
and then of course we're at a wedding
where everybody came out to celebrate Matt and Tiffany
and that was beautiful.
- Yeah.
been on the receiving end of the generosity of people in our community.
Yeah. I mean, we've been the benefactors of people's kindness and giving up time to come and help us
move house or clean houses or.
Absolutely.
But we also in our community get to stand back and watch other people who we benefactors, which we love.
You know, like, for example, last week at church, somebody got given a car.
That's right.
And we've got so many stories of people being given cars or houses or we live in such a generous community
and culture. I just, I think it's amazing.
I've been thinking about the value of community. Do you want to hear some stories?
I want to hear what you've been thinking about.
You're very kind. Thank you.
So this weekend, we've got two friends you've heard us talk about them before, Tiffany and Jonathan.
And we've, we have been delighted in watching them. They've just had a baby, their third baby boy.
Oh, he's so cute.
He is absolutely cool.
He's a squish.
Yeah. And they have just sold our house and they are just moving at the house. And so,
having just moved house. I know how busy that can be. And so I texted Jonathan and said,
Hey, if I can help, let me know like Friday's my day after you. I know that you've got a group
of guys coming over to help Saturday and more than happy to come help. But do you need any help
in the run up to that? And so he shot me text, shot me text, he shoot at me a text, he sent me a
text. Yeah, send me a text and said, on Friday, is random, you know, if you're free, could you come
over and just help me assemble some furniture and some cribs and whatnot? It's like, sure.
So I drove over and I was aware that on the Friday is really funny and on Saturday actually,
Jonathan was so exceptionally gracious and grateful to me showing up.
 And I was like, dude, I'm more than happy to come over with
the power tool and go back.
Oh and by the way you helped us move.
Yeah, but I'm like this.
I wasn't going over to help him because he helped us.
We've got to move beyond that level of thinking, but his gratitude was like, oh, thank you so much.
I can't believe this is your day off.
And and I was just chuckling because I was like, this really isn't a big deal.
It's like somebody saying, Oh, thanks for wearing pants today.
You know, I really appreciate it.
Well, I'd actually like to thank you for wearing pants today.
You're welcome.
So every day I wear pants.
No.
And then so i i i i filed that away in my head and and had a little chuckle because i i kind of got where it's coming from because a couple of weeks earlier we were.
In that same boat you know you're kind of on done when all these people give up their time off to come and help you for sure and it's really humbling so i knew where he's coming from but it was fun.
to be on one side of the equation receiving the help and then fun to be on the other side of the equation offering the help.

Tremendous fun now for those of you know me i don't enjoy being outside of be doing manual labor the most amount of money labor i get is double clicking like oh.
I'm going to be single and click twice.
But here I am finding myself having tremendous joy.
First thing in the morning, loading boxes, you know,
lifting heavy boxes and moving stuff around and this camaraderie.
And I'm loving it.
But what I especially loved is all the guy showed up.
We're all took about an hour and a half to load the van.
And then we drive over to Jonathan's house and we all go inside.
And Jonathan gives us a tour of his house.
And what I loved was everybody who'd shown up to help joined in and celebrating for Jonathan
Tiffany, their house.
Now, it was only Jonathan Tiffany who were moving there, but everybody else was like,
I love your house.
So this is amazing.
And there was people in that group who were trying to buy a house and who haven't
yet bought a house.
And there was no sense of, you know, jealousy or frustration.
You know how sometimes you get around people who are being blessed.
 You know, I'm sure we've all had moments where like,
"Yay, I'm so glad you got given a third car. I could just do with a car."
Right, exactly.
There was none of that. Everybody was super thrilled and super excited and I just loved
really our community about how happy everybody was. So that was one thing that I was sitting
watching. And then I came home and realized that in the morning while I was out doing that,
one of our neighbors had come and taken all three of our kids out for the morning,
which was amazing. And then in the evening, another set of our neighbors,
bless them, they came over and helped me in the garden. I say they helped me.
Really, they did all the work. And I just looked on blank.
We really are clueless with gardening things. Absolutely clueless. But God bless
Wes and Deirdre who live right next door. They are like magicians in the fine arts of
horticulture. So, Burwes got stung by a hornet's nest. Yeah. He did? Yeah, he did. I'm sorry
about that. Oh, no. Wes was trimming my trees in the pouring rain. I'm standing with an umbrella.
I'm like, "Are you sure you're okay?" Nice. He's just cutting away. But you offered him tea or
or something, I'm sure.
Okay.
No, the man is a machine.
He's just fueled by the weather.
And then tonight he came over and helped us wire up our, what do you call it?
Dryer.
The dryer, which wasn't stopped properly.
Anyway, I was just thinking like, gosh, it's so amazing.
Our community, like it's so amazing being on the receiving end of it.
But I really enjoyed, and I was speaking to Richard about this one on the car, I really
enjoyed this process of giving up time to help other people and find joy in it, not
just because they're being helped, but finding joy in the process.
Yeah, I think that's the awesome thing about boundaries, is that, you know, boundaries
isn't just about saying no, it's being able to say no so that you can say yes to things
that you want to say yes to.
you then have the energy and the time and the reserves to be able to do those things.
And do them willingly.
Yeah, because you want to, not because you feel manipulated or you have to.
So, yeah, it's quite fun to be able to go and help other people, isn't it?
Yeah, Michelle, our emanate pastor was talking about, we did a Walk of Love, so a bunch of
people in emanate what went up to Nashville and every once in a while there's a ministry
called Walk of Love and they basically give away food to neighborhoods in Nashville.
And so our team from emanate went up and Michelle was saying it was so much joy to see a group
of people.
Like we had so much joy bounding together, common vision going off and doing this.
And it's what you said, babe, that misconception of boundaries is that boundaries are about
saying no.
But it isn't.
But it isn't. I mean, you have to say no to prioritize your personal power so you can spend it wisely.
Yeah.
One of the things that we thought long and hard about is when we were moving, we wanted to be very careful about who we asked to help us.
Yeah. I mean, we wanted to be careful because we wanted to make sure that we were asking people that would feel free to say no, that wouldn't feel like, well, we have to help because there are pastors or there are leaders or anything like that.
but would know that we would be fine with them saying no,
and that we're just asking them because we trust them to be able to say no,
and we trust them and we want them in our lives kind of things.
So that's right.
And we had several people say no.
Yeah.
And I loved that they could say no.
Absolutely.
There was no sense where I'm like, Oh, well, you know, that's it.
Nothing like that.
People are busy.
People have busy lives and let's face it.
You know, manual labor isn't fun.
Right.
So I don't play mannerty for saying saying no, but
What that means is you're safe that people aren't feeling taken advantage of and you're also thrilled that the people who do show up want to be there and fun can be had.
Yeah, I do think though, I think, I mean, I don't know if I want to say particularly in the south, but it feels like lots of people have been manipulated by whatever just you have to help and particularly when it's pastors, you know, well they're your pastors.
So you have to do X.
And I think that's the thing that makes us
cautious, slash nervous.

I only want you to come and do that if you want to do that.
- Right.
I remember growing up, my culture that I grew up in,
there was a lot of, oh, you ought to, or you should do.
- Yeah.
- And that removes any sense of personal freedom
or any sense of choice.
- Right.
even if you choose not to, there's this cloud of guilt
that you're somehow a bad Christian or a bad person.
- Yeah.
- So you end up not giving away your life.
You end up having your life subtly taken from you
and resenting it.
- Right.

Like you really do find life.
Didn't get to speak to these people to ask them permission
to talk about them.
So I'm gonna talk about them in code.
We had some--
- Vagity, I like it.
We had some friends call you and just say, "Hey, how are you guys doing with Unpackenhouse?
We'd love to come over and lend a hand with anything we can."
You forgot to mention that they were coming or you told me, "They just texted just as
I was mentioning them."
Oh my gosh, let me see.
I texted them earlier to say, "Hey, can I use this story?"
I'll read what they say and we will tell this story because they quoted.
So yeah, they contacted you.

And so on the day they showed up and I was like,
"Hey, I'm so glad to see you guys.
Like what are we doing?"
And they're like, "Oh, we just came over to help you."
- I definitely told you.
- Details.
- Okay.
- But here's the thing, they look the best
I've ever seen them.
I mean, she looked radiant and beautiful.
And not that she doesn't normally look beautiful
or not radiant, but she was extra specially shiny.
And he looked so handsome.
So I commented to them, like, you guys look like the best I've ever seen you.
And I said, I can't believe you've given up your Saturday night or Friday night,
whatever it was to come out and help us.
And they said, and I can now cope because they texted me, they said,
we realized we needed to get outside of ourselves and think about how we could help
others rather than just concerning ourselves with, well, ourselves,
because we know that serving and outward giving brings joy in a healthy mind.
Think of it kind of like a body of water that doesn't have a channel for the water
to flow out of the body.
Thus the water will cesspool and turn into a swamp
and let us an outflow happening.
And we don't want to be a swamp,
so we need to give ourselves and our time.
And they said, so it's really funny
that you comment on how good we're looking
when we actually deliberately made a choice
to look outside of ourselves.
- Yeah.
Well, we, obviously we totally appreciate it.
It was so fun.
I love also in those opportunities
that we get to know people, like we had some people
that came and helped us that we really didn't know before.
- Right.

I think the fun thing is in doing stuff together,
you also get to know each other better.
So no matter what it is that you're doing,
whether you're helping at somebody's house,
or helping moving, or helping a church,
or whatever it is, it's also just an opportunity,
again, to build more communities,
- Right.
- 'Cause you get to know each other and you talk.
I mean, it's not like you're silent.
Shannon, our school pastor had this brilliant comment.
She was talking to about this a little bit and she was listening to Jason
Valtan's podcast.
I think it was definitely Jason Valtan.
I think it was his podcast and he was talking about how he has some great
spiritual father's and he was talking about how he got them as fathers was
joining them in the work that they were doing.
So if they're doing, you know, repair work on their houses, he'd go over and
help them.
or if they were working on their car,
he'd go over and help them.
And just in the process of giving of his availability,
they formed a friendship around doing something
rather than forming a friendship.
'Cause often, in our past, we've had people who are like,
"Oh, I really wanna, would you man or me,
would you connect with me?"
And you end up with this kind of artificial,
the reason I am connecting with you is to connect with you
rather than finding a common bond and which you can connect.
So anyway, there's no well thought out point here,
other than to say, we have an amazing community.
We're thrilled to be a part of it.
I just love where our community is going
and I just love the leaders we have in our community.
They're amazing.
And other that, that's serving, giving of your time,
going out of your way to bless somebody else,
actually does something that ends up boomeranging back on you.
Yeah.
It's back to Sony and Reaping, isn't it?
For sure.
Given it would be given to you.
I guess just, you know, sort of return to Matt and Tiffany's wedding.
It was super fun to be with a bunch of people that all, you know, love and could celebrate
Matt and Tiffany and just, you know, we didn't go for a free dinner.
we went because we're excited about what God's doing in their lives and we get to be part
of it.
I think that's one of the things I love too about the declarations and the vows at the
beginning of the ceremony where they're saying, "Hey, this is your intention, isn't it, Matt,
to Mary, Tiffany and behave like this?"
"Yes."
"Tiffany, this is your intention, isn't it, to behave like this?"
"Mary, Matt, yes."
"Hey, people that are here, you're part of this larger community.
Is it your intention to uphold this marriage
and to help them into whatever?
And we all say, we will.
- Yeah.

You know, I think this is a great idea
and I wanna see it succeed.
And I love the challenge of that,
that hey, marriage is a community thing.
You need help, you know.
And then add kids to that scenario,
it takes a village, you know.
So I love, I love the community even of that,
of us getting to kind of stand with them and say, yeah, I'm in this with you.
And I'm here and I'm available to help.
But it was, it was fun.
It was fun to see so many just solid, solid people at that wedding that are,
you know, going to be part of the support structure for a new family.
So I love communities.
Good God knew what he was doing when he made community.
Yes, he did.
Well done, God.
Two thumbs up.
All right.
Are you ready for a listening question?
I believe I am a continue our theme of relationships, which you know, we got all these
listeners questions in and nobody knows what anybody else is sending.
But here's a brilliant one.
Okay.
AJ always talks about how girls can imagine things and plan their future and
obsess over everything about a guy before they even know the guy.
I have struggled with this exact thing for years.
And as a senior in college, I would love some advice for how to stop doing this
because it has only led me to heartbreak and stress and anxiety when it comes to relationships.
I feel like I get so ahead of myself and jump into things and then I get to know the guy and he doesn't live up to my made up version of him.
And so I end up disappointed every time.
Sure, how could he made it?
You know, actually live up to your made up version.
You're you can come up with some pretty amazing stuff.
You girls can go psycho.
Yeah, in your imagination.
Yeah.
And if you're really good with Photoshop, you end up with creepy albums of what your children will look like in the future.
It's like that movie. Do you remember the 10 things?
There was there was some movie where they made up a book.
I think that would be an effective way of getting rid of them.
Yeah, I mean, how do you stop doing that? Well,
don't let yourself even start down the track of daydreaming about it until he's at least said that he's really interested in you and wants to pursue you.
Do you know what I mean?
Because I think, I think again,
we get way out over our skis thinking,
well, he's sweet and he loves Jesus
and you know, it could be this and it could be that.
And before we know it, we've fallen in love
with a person that doesn't exist
'cause we don't actually know them.
- Right.
- And that seems like what's happening for you
is your imagination is creating something
that actually isn't there in the fact
that he isn't that person
because you don't actually know him.
And your heart is now invested in a fantasy.
So how do you do it?
You just have to stop.
You just have to literally go,
"Oh, I'm starting to do that thing.
"I've seen a Christian male
"and I'm all of a sudden thinking they're my spouse.
"I'm not gonna go there."
You know?
- This must be one of those big differences
between a guy and a girl thing,
'cause I don't think guys do that.
So it's hard for me to believe
that this is actually something that occupies
the CPU cycles of women's brains.
Well, I don't know if it's all women necessarily, but I've certainly watched the scenario happen
a number of times.
I want to know what your imagination version of me was when you first met me.
Yeah, I wasn't doing that anymore by the time I met you.
I was...
Why were you not doing that?
You'd learn it at disappoints?
Yeah, I mean, I'd already given that cycle over to the Lord.
I had, I think there was one fellow that I had just really, really liked.
And of course, I think very unwise friends would weigh in and say,
oh, you guys would be great together.
And that would just sort of feed that thing of like, yeah, we would.
>> We would be great together.
>> And then later on down the road,
do you end up just like your heart is trashed over something that was never real?
And I was just like, gosh, I'm not doing this again.
God, I need to place my heart in your hands.
And I'm asking you, don't let me go there.
Like just don't let me go there until
this handsome Scotsman comes along and sweeps me off my feet.
And then today you came.
- There wasn't that much.
- Although it was years later.
- It was somewhat clunky and awkward.
- I know, I'm just trying to make it seem like it was sweeping.
- So is it the same, I guess the same rules apply
any, you know, take every thought cap of the Christ, which would mean when those thoughts
pop in your head, don't entertain them.
Yeah.
And then have some accountability.
Yeah.
And we say this all the time when we do relationship talks and, you know, dating done right talks
and all that kind of stuff.
If he has not said that he's interested in you, he isn't.
Just put it to rest.
He isn't.
I'm not sure if the person who asked us question has listened to our teaching on dating.
you can find it on our website<EMAIL_ADDRESS>We have a whole five part series on sexual healing
and it goes from everything from a good biblical basis
for sex and sexuality,
but also includes this whole teaching on dating.
And we go into a little bit of detail
on the two pitfalls for men and women when it comes to dating.
So if you haven't listened to that,
that might be helpful, but in a nutshell, stop it.
(laughs)
- Yeah, you kind of just have to choose to stop it.
Value your heart enough to stop it.
Thanks.
If you are within driving distance of Nashville, we have got an incredible event
we'd like to talk about.
Our good friends, Lyle and Allison Phillips are hosting their annual Go
conference. It's running September 8th through 10th.
That's a Thursday night, Friday and Saturday.
Heidi Baker.
Awesome.
Ben and Leepshire.
Very good.
Lyle, Alex and Henry Sealy, who we interviewed will be speaking at the conference.
Yeah.

Plus worship is going to be believable.

Jesus culture artist, Chris McLawney, who we've also interviewed on the podcast,
Christine DeMarco, Beth on music's Hunter Thompson and Sean fight.
I haven't heard Sean.
I haven't either.
I've heard great things about him.
I've heard great things about Hunter as well.
Plus others are going to be leading.
It sounds like it's going to be a killer conference.
I don't know how they're going to fit everything in to just three days.
I don't know.
I remember their last Go conference.
I thought that too and they did it.
It was amazing.
- Well, I can't wait to just attend it.
Nevermind, get to share it to it.
I spoke to Lyle about it.
I was like, Lyle, why would you like us to share
on the conference about missions?
He's like, it's not about missions
'cause we're not missionaries.
And he was like, it's actually a leadership
and missions conference.
So we're gonna do a leadership track
and we're gonna do a missions track.
So if you have got a heart for going to the nations
in missions. If you've got a heart for reaching your community, this is going to be a fantastic
conference. We'd love you to go. They've got a sale on tickets that ends on next Friday,
which is I think the 19th. We could be making that up. Tickets are just $60 each. Go to
goconferenceneishville.com for details or just look in the show notes at alanajir.com/115
for this week's episode and you'll find a link to that.
If you want to ask us a question, we would love to answer it on air.
You would do that by going to alanah.com/ask.
And lastly, if you could do is a huge favor.
Many of you have already and we really appreciate it.
But if you can go to iTunes and leave us a review on our podcast page, it's super helpful.
The more reviews we get, the more notice iTunes pays attention to us and the more we get
previewed on their page.
And it just allows our podcast to reach audience members that might never ever find us.
And we want them to experience the joy that is keeping up with the Joneses.
I mean, just think they've never heard our jingle.
That's tragic.
They've never heard these strange hybrid accents.
It's true.
Tragic.
Thanks so much for listening to us.
We will see you next week.
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INTRODUCTION
Welcome to the Bill Voting System API. This is a simple application that grants users the opportunity to vote for or against bills that are to be passed into law by the legislative arm of government. This application gives voice to the citizenry and participation in legislation. You can use our API to access Bill Voting System endpoints and integrate them into your applications and sites. We are happy to help!!!
A typical Bill Voting System API looks like this: /api/v1/bills
We have language bindings in Javascript(NodeJS.) You can view code examples in the dark area to the right
AUTHENTICATION ROUTES
To access Bill Voting System APIs, you'd need to create an account at our portal.
Bill Voting System requires authentication with email
and password
for access to protected api routes.
On signup and subsequent logins, a token
is generated and required for requests to protected routes.
The token is expected to be provided in the x-access-token
request header.
SUPER_ADMIN SIGNUP
Request
Request: POST/api/v1/admin/signup
POST /api/v1/admin/signup
{
"fullName": "Chimereucheya Okereke",
"userName": "super-admin",
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"password": "password"
}
Response
Response:
{
"success": true,
"token": "eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9.eyJ0b2tlbiI6eyJpZCI6IjV
hYjYyMzJlMmRiY2RhMWUxMDJhNzlmNiIsInVzZXJOYW1lIjoic3VwZXItYWRtaW4iLCJw
ZXJtaXNzaW9uIjoxLCJlbWFpbCI6InVjaGV5YTk3QGdtYWlsLmNvbSJ9LCJpYXQiOjE1MjE4ODU5
OTgsImV4cCI6MTUyMTk3MjM5OH0.scKgtOpMGJyuL9T-gjv9mOAloQlCm3CtrN7lpy9Ek0s",
"message": "admin successfully created",
"userName": "super-admin"
}
201 created
Body (application/json)
USER SIGNUP
Request
POST/api/v1/user/signup
Request: POST/api/v1/user/signup
{
"fullName": "John Doe",
"userName": "Johnny",
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"password": "password"
}
Response
Response:
{
"success": true,
"token": "eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9.eyJ0b2tlbiI6eyJpZCI6IjVhYjYyNj
M1MmRiY2RhMWUxMDJhNzlmNyIsInVzZXJOYW1lIjoiSm9obm55IiwicGVybWlzc2lvbiI6MywiZW1
haWwiOiJqb2hubnlAZ21haWwuY29tIn0sImlhdCI6MTUyMTg4Njc3MywiZXhwIjoxNTIxOTczMTcz
fQ.QCTXbm6RIm9EkV6zoOwDS0mNmlF1unNWChJD6ZZvOxA",
"message": "User successfully created"
}
201 created
Body (application/json)
USER SIGNIN
Request
Request: POST /api/v1/users/signin
{
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"password": "password",
}
POST /api/v1/users/signin
Body (application/json)
Response
200 Ok
Body (application/json)
Response:
{
"message": "Welcome Johnny",
"success": true,
"token": "eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9.eyJ0b2tlbiI6eyJpZCI6IjVh
YjYyNjM1MmRiY2RhMWUxMDJhNzlmNyIsInVzZXJOYW1lIjoiSm9obm55IiwicGVy
bWlzc2lvbiI6MywiZW1haWwiOiJqb2hubnlAZ21haWwuY29tIn0sImlhdCI6MTUyMT
g4Njg1MCwiZXhwIjoxNTIxOTczMjUwfQ.Xa_DI8YseiS6VCFbszN_m6bOttAwb0szPdiK2KeffN8"
}
SUPER_ADMIN AND ADMIN ROUTES
SUPER_ADMIN GET ALL USERS
Requires Authentication
Request
GET /api/v1/admin/users
Request: GET /api/v1/admin/users
Response
200 OK
Response
{
"users": [
{
"_id": "5ab6232e2dbcda1e102a79f6",
"updated_at": "2018-03-24T10:06:38.460Z",
"created_at": "2018-03-24T10:06:38.460Z",
"fullName": "chimereucheya okereke",
"userName": "super-admin",
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"permission": 1,
"__v": 0,
"isActive": false
},
{
"_id": "5ab626352dbcda1e102a79f7",
"updated_at": "2018-03-24T10:19:33.020Z",
"created_at": "2018-03-24T10:19:33.020Z",
"fullName": "John doe",
"userName": "Johnny",
"permission": 3,
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"__v": 0,
"isActive": false
},
{
"_id": "5ab6276d2dbcda1e102a79f8",
"updated_at": "2018-03-24T10:24:45.435Z",
"created_at": "2018-03-24T10:24:45.435Z",
"fullName": "Sarah gigs",
"userName": "Sagigs",
"permission": 3,
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"__v": 0,
"isActive": false
}
],
"pageInfo": {
"pages": 1,
"page": 1,
"total": 3
},
"message": "Users successfully fetched"
}
Body (application/json)
SUPER-ADMIN ADD ADMIN PERMISSION TO USER
Requires Authentication
Request
Request: POST /api/v1/admin/addpermission
{
"userId": "5ab6276d2dbcda1e102a79f8",
"permission": "2",
}
POST /api/v1/admin/addpermission
Body (application/json)
Response
200 Ok
Body (application/json)
Response:
{
"message": "user permission has been successfully updated!",
"updatedUser": {
"_id": "5ab6276d2dbcda1e102a79f8",
"updated_at": "2018-03-24T10:34:56.180Z",
"created_at": "2018-03-24T10:24:45.435Z",
"fullName": "Sarah gigs",
"userName": "Sagigs",
"permission": 2,
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"__v": 0,
"isActive": false
}
}
SUPER_ADMIN AND ADMIN ADD A BILL
Requires Authentication
Request
POST /api/v1/admin/bills
Request: POST /api/v1/admin/bills
{
"title": "SENATORS AND MONKEY",
"description": "How a monkey stole 72million from nigeria senators who can believe is lie.",
"billProgress": "Not enacted"
}
Response
201 created
Response:
{
"success": true,
"message": "bill successfully created",
"createdBill": {
"__v": 0,
"updated_at": "2018-03-24T10:38:23.876Z",
"created_at": "2018-03-24T10:38:23.876Z",
"title": "SENATORS AND MONKEY",
"description": "How a monkey stole 72million from nigeria senators who can believe is lie.",
"_id": "5ab62a9f2dbcda1e102a79f9",
"billProgress": "Not enacted",
"downVoteCount": 0,
"upVoteCount": 0
}
}
Body (application/json)
SUPER_ADMIN AND ADMIN EDIT A BILL
Requires Authentication
Request
PUT /api/v1/admin/bills/:billId
Request: PUT /api/v1/admin/bills/:billId
Query Parameters
Response
{
"title": "Senators",
"description": "Nigerian Senators cannot stop all these their lies.",
"billProgress": "Senate Voted"
}
| Parameter | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| billId | none | billId |
Response
200 Ok
{
"message": "Bill has been successfully updated!",
"editedBill": {
"_id": "5ab62c1e2dbcda1e102a79fa",
"updated_at": "2018-03-24T11:30:38.537Z",
"created_at": "2018-03-24T10:44:46.320Z",
"title": "SENATORS",
"description": "Nigerian Senators cannot stop all these their lies.",
"__v": 0,
"billProgress": "Senate Voted",
"downVoteCount": 0,
"upVoteCount": 0
}
}
Body (application/json)
SUPER_ADMIN AND ADMIN DELETE BILL
Requires Authentication
Request
DELETE /api/v1/admin/bills/:billId
Request: DELETE /api/v1/admin/bills/:billId
Body (application/json)
Query Parameters
Response:
{
"success": true,
"message": "Bill successfully deleted!"
}
| Parameter | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| billId | none | billId |
Response
200 OK
Body (application/json)
USER ROUTES
USER UPDATE HIS/HER PROFILE
Requires Authentication
Request
Request: PUT /api/v1/user/updateprofile
{
"fullName":"Johnny Doe",
"userName": "JohnDoe",
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>}
PUT /api/v1/user/updateprofile
Body (application/json)
Response
200 Ok
Body (application/json)
Response:
{
"user": {
"_id": "5ab626352dbcda1e102a79f7",
"updated_at": "2018-03-24T11:44:09.947Z",
"created_at": "2018-03-24T10:19:33.020Z",
"fullName": "Johnny doe",
"userName": "Johndoe",
"permission": 3,
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"__v": 0,
"isActive": false
},
"message": "Profile successfully updated"
}
GET A USER
Requires Authentication
Request: GET /api/v1/user/:userId
Query Parameters
Response
| Parameter | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| userId | none | userId |
{
"userFound": {
"_id": "5ab6276d2dbcda1e102a79f8",
"updated_at": "2018-03-24T10:34:56.180Z",
"created_at": "2018-03-24T10:24:45.435Z",
"fullName": "Sarah gigs",
"userName": "Sagigs",
"permission": 2,
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"__v": 0,
"isActive": false
},
"message": "User successfully fetched"
}
Request
GET /api/v1/user/:userId
Response
200 Ok
Body (application/json)
USER GET ALL BILLS
Requires Authentication
Request: GET /api/v1/bills
Response
{
"allBills": [
{
"_id": "5ab62c1e2dbcda1e102a79fa",
"updated_at": "2018-03-24T11:55:54.767Z",
"created_at": "2018-03-24T10:44:46.320Z",
"title": "Senators ",
"description": "Nigerian Senators cannot stop all these their lies.",
"__v": 0,
"billProgress": "Senate Voted",
"downVoteCount": -1,
"upVoteCount": 2
},
{
"_id": "5ab62c5a2dbcda1e102a79fb",
"updated_at": "2018-03-24T10:45:46.635Z",
"created_at": "2018-03-24T10:45:46.635Z",
"title": "JAMB OFFICIALS AND SNAKE",
"description": "How a snake stole 36million from nigeria jamb who can believe is lie.",
"__v": 0,
"billProgress": "Not enacted",
"downVoteCount": 0,
"upVoteCount": 0
}
],
"pageInfo": {
"pages": 1,
"page": 1,
"total": 2
},
"message": "bill fetched successfully!"
}
Request
GET /api/v1/bills
Response
200 Ok
Body (application/json)
USER GET A BILL
Requires Authentication
Request: GET /api/v1/bills/:billId
Query Parameters
Response
| Parameter | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| billId | none | billId |
{
"billFound": {
"_id": "5ab62c5a2dbcda1e102a79fb",
"updated_at": "2018-03-24T10:45:46.635Z",
"created_at": "2018-03-24T10:45:46.635Z",
"title": "JAMB OFFICIALS AND SNAKE",
"description": "How a snake stole 36million from nigeria jamb who can believe is lie.",
"__v": 0,
"billProgress": "Not enacted",
"downVoteCount": 0,
"upVoteCount": 0
},
"message": "Bill successfully fetched"
}
Request
GET /api/v1/bills/:billId
Response
200 Ok
Body (application/json)
USER UPVOTE A BILL
Requires Authentication
Request: POST /api/v1/bill/upvotes/:billId
{
"status": "upvote"
}
Query Parameters
Response
| Parameter | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| billId | none | billId |
{
"success": true,
"message": "Your upvote was added successfully",
"votedBill": {
"_id": "5ab62c1e2dbcda1e102a79fa",
"updated_at": "2018-03-24T11:50:00.388Z",
"created_at": "2018-03-24T10:44:46.320Z",
"title": "Senators ",
"description": "Nigerian Senators cannot stop all these their lies.",
"__v": 0,
"billProgress": "Senate Voted",
"downVoteCount": 0,
"upVoteCount": 1
}
}
Request
POST /api/v1/bill/upvotes/:billId
Body (application/json)
Response
201 Created
Body (application/json)
USER DOWNVOTE A BILL
Requires Authentication
Request: POST /api/v1/bill/downvotes/:billId
{
"status": "downvote"
}
Query Parameters
Response
| Parameter | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| billId | none | billId |
{
"success": true,
"message": "Your downvote has been remove",
"votedBill": {
"_id": "5ab62c1e2dbcda1e102a79fa",
"updated_at": "2018-03-24T11:52:05.415Z",
"created_at": "2018-03-24T10:44:46.320Z",
"title": "Senators ",
"description": "Nigerian Senators cannot stop all these their lies.",
"__v": 0,
"billProgress": "Senate Voted",
"downVoteCount": 1,
"upVoteCount": 0
}
}
Request
POST /api/v1/bill/downvotes/:billId
Body (application/json)
Response
201 Created
Body (application/json)
USER ADD OPINION TO BILL
Requires Authentication
Query Parameters
Request: POST /api/v1/bill/:billId/opinions
{
"opinion": "this bill is nice though"
}
| Parameter | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| billId | none | billId |
Response:
Request
POST /api/v1/bill/:billId/opinions
{
"success": true,
"message": "Opinion successfully added",
"newOpinion": {
"__v": 0,
"updated_at": "2018-03-24T11:59:45.475Z",
"created_at": "2018-03-24T11:59:45.475Z",
"opinion": "this bill is nice though",
"opinionBy": "5ab626352dbcda1e102a79f7",
"opinionBill": "5ab62c1e2dbcda1e102a79fa",
"_id": "5ab63db119bc292db1c65fd4"
}
}
Body (application/json)
Response
201 Created
Body (application/json)
USER GET VOTED BILLS
Requires Authentication
Request: GET /api/v1/user/votedbills
Response:
Request
GET /api/v1/user/votedbills
{
"userVotes": [
{
"_id": "5ab63cca19bc292db1c65fd3",
"updated_at": "2018-03-24T11:55:54.766Z",
"created_at": "2018-03-24T11:55:54.766Z",
"status": "upvote",
"votedBill": {
"_id": "5ab62c1e2dbcda1e102a79fa",
"updated_at": "2018-03-24T11:55:54.767Z",
"created_at": "2018-03-24T10:44:46.320Z",
"title": "Senators ",
"description": "Nigerian Senators cannot stop all these their lies.",
"__v": 0,
"billProgress": "Senate Voted",
"downVoteCount": 1,
"upVoteCount": 2
},
"votedBy": "5ab626352dbcda1e102a79f7",
"__v": 0
}
],
"pageInfo": {
"pages": 1,
"page": 1,
"total": 1
},
"message": "User voted bill was fetched successfully!"
}
Body (application/json)
Response
200 Ok
Body (application/json)
USER GET BILL OPINIONS
Requires Authentication
Request: GET /api/v1/bill/:billId/opinions
Response:
Request
GET /api/v1/bill/:billId/opinions
{
"opinions": [
{
"_id": "5ab63db119bc292db1c65fd4",
"updated_at": "2018-03-24T11:59:45.475Z",
"created_at": "2018-03-24T11:59:45.475Z",
"opinion": "this bill is nice though",
"opinionBy": "5ab626352dbcda1e102a79f7",
"opinionBill": "5ab62c1e2dbcda1e102a79fa",
"__v": 0
}
],
"message": "Opinion successfully fetched!"
}
Body (application/json)
Response
200 Ok
Body (application/json)
USER CAN SEARCH FOR BILLS
Requires Authentication
Request: POST /api/v1/bills/search
{
"searchTerm": "senator"
}
Response:
Request
POST /api/v1/bills/search
{
"bills": [
{
"_id": "5ab62c1e2dbcda1e102a79fa",
"updated_at": "2018-03-24T11:55:54.767Z",
"created_at": "2018-03-24T10:44:46.320Z",
"title": "Senators ",
"description": "Nigerian Senators cannot stop all these their lies.",
"__v": 0,
"billProgress": "Senate Voted",
"downVoteCount": -1,
"upVoteCount": 2
}
],
"pageInfo": {
"page": null,
"pageCount": 1,
"pageSize": 6,
"count": 1
}
}
Body (application/json)
Response
202 Accepted
Body (application/json)
Errors
Bill Voting System API uses the following error codes:
| Error Code | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 400 | Bad Request -- Your request is invalid. |
| 401 | Unauthorized -- Your API key is wrong. |
| 403 | Forbidden -- The kitten requested is hidden for administrators only. |
| 404 | Not Found -- The specified kitten could not be found. |
| 409 | Conflict -- Your passing an input that already exists in the database |
| 422 | Unprocessable Entity -- You passed in an invalid input |
| 500 | Internal Server Error -- We had a problem with our server. Try again later. |


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Number of doors
Fuel Tank Capacity
Transmission
Terrain
Seating Capacity
Torque
Region
DRL
License Plate Number
Controls


SpringBoot SSO by OAuth2 and OpenID Connect Demo -- Logged out
You've just logged out of this application!!!
In order to do Single Logout (SLO), ie logging out of the SSO service provider. You can go to the SSO service provider page and sign out from there


NFT Marketplace
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Sell NFT
No fees for seller, 2% fees for buyer!
RPC Connection Error
NFT API Connection Error
Placing an item to sell incurs 0 fees (except the KCAL transaction fee).
Cancelling an item sale incurs 0 fees (except the KCAL transaction fee). To cancel, simply click on the item to cancel and confirm.
Buying an item costs the price listed plus 2% fees, paid in the item's quote currency (rounded down, and with a minimum of 0.1).
Example 1: you're selling one Phantasma car for 10,000 SOUL, you will get 10,000 SOUL.
Example 2: you're buying one Phantasma car for 10,000 SOUL, you pay 10,000 SOUL plus a fee of 200 SOUL to get the item.
Each item in 22RS has a different quality ranked from most rare to most common:
Unique > Collector > Custom > Professional > Industrial > Consumer > Common


Usage
sssg try [--readme] [--silent]
$ sssg try Creating src directory to ./src ... [Browsersync] Serving files from: docs/ Finished!
Start experiencing SSSG just now.
This will create ./src
and ./docs
at your working directory.
Actually this just does sssg init
and sssg serve
sequentially.
Try adding code to ./src/html/index.pug
and see browser changes.
Edit styles via ./src/css/main.styl
and front-end logic via ./src/js/main.js
If this option is set, ./src folder is initialized with this introduction document.
If not set, the minimal set of files will be put into ./src.
This is disabled by default.
Suppress notification on successful builds/errors.
sssg init [path]
$ sssg init Creating src directory to ./src Finished!
Initialize SSSG. This will make ./src
folder at your working directory and put source files (index.pug/main.styl/main.css/etc)
into the folder.
Default is
./src
.Directory path to put source files into.
sssg build [--src|-s path] [--dst|-d path] [--env|-e env] [--root|-r path]
$ sssg build [15:21:09] Active configuration: { "js": { "srcDir": "src//js", ... [15:21:10] build:js main.js [15:21:10] build:js 1 item Finished!
Load source files and build it into destination folder.
This will compile pug/stylus/es6 to html/css/javascript.
Build details are described in the following page.
Build Mechanism
Default is
./src
.Source files directory path to load
Default is
./dst
.Destination folder to put compiled files into
Default is
production
.Possible value is either "development" or "production".
If "development" is specified, debugging information will be added to javascript/css files. Also all files are output in human-friendly format and not minified.
If "production" is specified, all debugging information will be cut and contents will be minified.
Default is
./dst
.A folder which root
index.html
will be output to. In most cases, you don't need to use this option.sssg clean [--dst|-d path] [--root|-r path]
$ sssg clean [17:13:10] Active configuration: { "js": { "srcDir": "src//js", ... "environment": "production" } Finished!
Clean output folder. This will remove all files/dirs in --dst folder.
--dst folder itself is not deleted.
sssg rebuild [--src|-s path] [--dst|-d path] [--env|-e env] [--root|-r path]
$ sssg rebuild [15:21:09] Active configuration: { "js": { "srcDir": "src//js", ... [15:21:10] build:js main.js [15:21:10] build:js 1 item Finished!
Just dosssg clean
and sssg build
sssg serve [--src|-s path] [--dst|-d path] [--env|-e env] [--root|-r path] [--silent]
$ sssg serve [17:21:24] Active configuration: { "js": { "srcDir": "src//js", ... [17:21:25] build:js 1 item [Browsersync] Access URLs: --------------------------------------- Local: http://localhost:3000 External: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:3000 --------------------------------------- UI: http://localhost:3001 UI External: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:3001 --------------------------------------- [Browsersync] Serving files from: docs/ Finished!
Serve generated contents for live preview. Update source files and page will be immediately reloaded. You can compose your website in WYSIWYG style with this command.
Options are the same as sssg build
except that default value of --env is "development".
sssg package [--src|-s path] [--dst|-d path] [--env|-e env] [--root|-r path]
$ sssg package [10:20:10] Active configuration: { ... } Finished!
All source css/js/image which dst html file is referencing will be merged into the html file.
You get all-in-one html file with all css/js/image file injected in one file.
Options are all the same as sssg serve
.


Lena Waithe marries longtime partner Alana Mayo
Lena Waithe made the revelation that she was married during an appearance at the The Ellen DeGeneres Show over the weekend.
by PTIScreenwriter, producer and actor Lena Waithe has tied the knot with her longtime partner Alana Mayo.
Waithe made the revelation during an appearance at the The Ellen DeGeneres Show over the weekend.
“We snuck and did it, you know. We didn’t make any announcements,” she told John Legend, who served as the guest host for the episode.
“We went to San Francisco. We went to the courthouse. Got married right in front of Harvey Milk’s bust. It was her idea, as all good things are. And she was just driving and she saw the courthouse and she said, ‘We should get married there.’ And I said, ‘Cool, I’m down’,” she added.
Waithe said they decided to get married at the San Francisco City Hall because the place has historical significance for the LGBTQ community as late gay rights activist and politician Harvey Milk was killed in the building. Milk’s assassination led to protest outside of the courthouse in support of LGBTQ rights.
The first legal same-sex marriage ceremony was officiated at the courthouse in 2004.
“It was a humbling day, you know, to marry someone so amazing. But also to really appreciate all the work that so many people have put in for us to be able to do that,” Waithe said.


The immense Cosmos beholds staggering mysteries, waiting to be unfolded.
Join us to demystify what lays beyond and unravel the secrets !
Every time we look up into the abyss of space, its sheer immensity never fails to leave us in awe. Its not a mere obsequious ordeal, rather loose the consciousness from gazing up at the starry studded sky with eyes brimming with nothing less than blazing curiosity and adoration.
The Astronomy club of Amrita, Astra just strives to preserve that feeling and reciprocate that passion to the public.
As Mark Twain words, “ I love to revel in philosophical matters--especially astronomy.
I study astronomy more than any other foolishness there is. I am a perfect slave to it. I am at it all the time. I have got more smoked glass than clothes. I am as familiar with the stars as the comets are. I know all the facts and figures and I have all the knowledge there is concerning them.
I yelp astronomy like a sun-dog, and paw the constellations like Ursa Major."
We promote the love for astronomy through any domain there is, literature; science; mathematics; music, anything there is.
An Astra collection of our club members, Vijayatha V, Athul.
Give us a call and we will get back to you as soon as possible !


University of the Cordilleras
2015 - 2018
Dagupan City National High School
2009 - 2013
Saint John's Cathedral School
2001 - 2009
Athlete of the Year
2009
Athlete of the Year
2010, 2011
Senior Scout of the Year
2010, 2011, 2012, 2013
Outstanding Boy Scout of the Year
2013
Mr. Jezreel Ian C. Manuel
Faculty, Colleged ITCS
University of the Cordilleras
09122693069
Mr. Kenneth D. Castro
Manufacturing Area Manager
MOOG Baguio
09235589648
Ms. Valerie Benedicto
HR Director
Texas Instruments
09173168590


Guardian
This application serves as a skeleton generator for setting up fully automated TDD project templates using Guard. It allows one to start with a red-green refactor cycle with Growl notifications (via gntp) from the get-go.
Prerequisites
- Bundler Gem 1.2.0.rc (gem install bundler --pre)
- Growl/Growlnotify 1.3+ (or gntp compatible equivalent)
Supported Platforms
- Mac OSX
- Linux
Available Templates
- General
Usage and documentation
Guardian is a command line application. Please open a terminal to your tdd-guardian root directory.
Help
You can get a description of available tasks by invoking the 'help' task:
bash
$ ./bin/guardian help
You can get a description of avaialble sub-tasks by invoking the 'help' task after the parent task:
bash
$ ./bin/guardian generate help
Config
- Guardian creates a skeleton project structure based on the YAML config file you specify.
- Configuration files should be stored in: '<tdd-guardian-root>/config' with a .yaml extension
- See 'config/sample.yaml.example' for sample values with comments
You can obtain a list of existing config files in the config directory as follows:
bash
$ ./bin/guardian config list
You can determine if you configuration file is valid as follows:
bash
$ ./bin/guardian config validate -f, --file=config
Generate
- Guardian can help to generate a Gemfile, Guardfile, directory structure, and runner
- The Guardfile can be generated with guard-init defaults or only with custom patterns from your config
- The project directory structure is based on common ruby practices
- The runner serves as shell script to invoke guard and/or other project depenencies (e.g. web server)
You can generate all project artifacts as follows:
bash
$ ./bin/guardian generate all -f, --file=config -i, --init
You can generate the Gemfile exclusively using:
bash
$ ./bin/guardian generate gemfile -f, --file=config
You can generate the Guardfile exclusively using:
bash
$ ./bin/guardian generate guardfile -f, --file=config -i, --init
You can generate the project directory structure exclusively using:
bash
$ ./bin/guardian generate project -f, --file=config
You can generate the runner exclusively using:
bash
$ ./bin/guardian generate runner -f, --file=config
License
Released under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for further details.


--- baseurl: ../ site: ipn template: tmpl/layouts/ipn.html tagline: Legal --- {% set pgns = 'legal' %} {% include "tmpl/partials/ipn.pagenav.html" %}
If you have any questions of a legal nature, please contact us at legal@ipn.io


subtom_maskcorrected_fsc¶
Calculates a “mask-corrected” Fourier Shell Correlation between two volumes and generates a final average as well as optionally ad-hoc B-factor sharpened maps.
This script is meant to run on a local workstation with access to an X server in the case when the user wants to display figures. I am unsure if both plotting options are disabled if the graphics display is still required, but if not it could be run remotely on the cluster, but it shouldn’t be necessary.
This EM-map analysis script uses just one MATLAB compiled scripts below:
Options¶
Directories¶
- scratch_dir
Absolute path to the folder with the input to be processed. Other paths are relative to this one.
- mcr_cache_dir
Absolute path to MCR directory for the processing.
- exec_dir
Directory for executables.
Variables¶
- fsc_exec
Mask-corrected FSC executable.
File Options¶
- ref_a_fn_prefix
Relative path and filename prefix of the first half-map.
- ref_b_fn_prefix
Relative path and filename prefix of the second half-map.
- iteration
The index of the reference to generate : input will be ref_{a,b}_fn_prefix_iteration.em (define as integer).
- fsc_mask_fn
Relative path and name of the FSC mask.
- filter_a_fn
Relative path and name of the Fourier filter volume for the first half-map. If not using the option do_reweight just leave this set to “”
- filter_b_fn
Relative path and name of the Fourier filter volume for the second half-map. If not using the option do_reweight just leave this set to “”
- output_fn_prefix
Relative path and prefix for the name of the output maps and figures.
FSC Options¶
- pixelsize
Pixelsize of the half-maps in Angstroms.
- nfold
Symmetry to applied the half-maps before calculating FSC (1 is no symmetry).
- rand_threshold
The Fourier pixel at which phase-randomization begins is set automatically to the point where the unmasked FSC falls below this threshold.
- plot_fsc
Plot the FSC curves - 1 = yes, 0 = no
Reweighting Options¶
- do_reweight
Set to 1 to apply the externally calculated Fourier weights filter_A_fn and filter_B_fn to each half-map to reweight the final output map.
Example¶
scratch_dir="${PWD}"
mcr_cache_dir="${scratch_dir}/mcr"
exec_dir="/net/dstore2/teraraid/dmorado/software/subTOM/bin"
fsc_exec="${exec_dir}/analysis/subtom_maskcorrected_fsc"
ref_a_fn_prefix="even/ref/ref"
ref_b_fn_prefix="odd/ref/ref"
iteration=1
fsc_mask_fn="FSC/fsc_mask.em"
filter_a_fn=""
filter_b_fn=""
output_fn_prefix="FSC/ref"
pixelsize=1
nfold=1
rand_threshold=0.8
plot_fsc=1
do_sharpen=1
b_factor=-150
box_gaussian=3
filter_mode=1
filter_threshold=0.143
plot_sharpen=1
do_reweight=0


All things are possible
I am a self-taught web developer based in South Africa. I am currently going into my final year of high school.
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{% load i18n %}
Your polling station address should be printed on your polling card, which is delivered by post before an election.
{% endblocktrans %}{% if council.electoral_services_phone_numbers %} {% blocktrans with council.electoral_services_phone_numbers.0 as council_phone and council.name as council_name and council.electoral_services_website as council_website %} Or if you don't have a poll card, you need to contact your local council. You can call {{ council_name }} on {{ council_phone }} or visit their website. {% endblocktrans %} {% else %} {% blocktrans with council.name as council_name %} Or, you need to contact {{ council_name }} {% endblocktrans %} {% endif %}
{% blocktrans %}Polling stations are open from 7am to 10pm.
{% endblocktrans %}


When programming, what are some of your triggers? What causes a disproportionate emotional response?
I'm usually very calm and laid back so it takes a lot to trigger me. While coding if I keep looking at something for too long trying to fix it I get frustrated and need to walk away. I don't think my emotional or physical response to stress caused during coding fits the book's definition of Triggers. In fact I'm even chiller than Gandhi.
How did you find the Siberian North Railroad exercise (Stop, Breathe, Notice, Reflect, Respond)?
I found it easy enough to follow. I found the "Response strategy" period interesting.


Increase security of your wallet by encrypting it. By entering a password below, your wallet will be encrypted. Only those with the password will be able access the wallet and remove funds.


| Safe Haskell | None |
|---|---|
| Language | Haskell2010 |
Client interface to MongoDB database management system.
Simple example below.
{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-} {-# LANGUAGE ExtendedDefaultRules #-} import Database.MongoDB import Control.Monad.Trans (liftIO) main :: IO () main = do pipe <- connect (host "<IP_ADDRESS>") e <- access pipe master "baseball" run close pipe print e run :: Action IO () run = do clearTeams insertTeams allTeams >>= printDocs "All Teams" nationalLeagueTeams >>= printDocs "National League Teams" newYorkTeams >>= printDocs "New York Teams" clearTeams :: Action IO () clearTeams = delete (select [] "team") insertTeams :: Action IO [Value] insertTeams = insertMany "team" [ ["name" =: "Yankees", "home" =: ["city" =: "New York", "state" =: "NY"], "league" =: "American"], ["name" =: "Mets", "home" =: ["city" =: "New York", "state" =: "NY"], "league" =: "National"], ["name" =: "Phillies", "home" =: ["city" =: "Philadelphia", "state" =: "PA"], "league" =: "National"], ["name" =: "Red Sox", "home" =: ["city" =: "Boston", "state" =: "MA"], "league" =: "American"] ] allTeams :: Action IO [Document] allTeams = rest =<< find (select [] "team") {sort = ["home.city" =: 1]} nationalLeagueTeams :: Action IO [Document] nationalLeagueTeams = rest =<< find (select ["league" =: "National"] "team") newYorkTeams :: Action IO [Document] newYorkTeams = rest =<< find (select ["home.state" =: "NY"] "team") {project = ["name" =: 1, "league" =: 1]} printDocs :: String -> [Document] -> Action IO () printDocs title docs = liftIO $ putStrLn title >> mapM_ (print . exclude ["_id"]) docs
Documentation
module Data.Bson
module Database.MongoDB.Connection
module Database.MongoDB.Query
module Database.MongoDB.Admin


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PlausibleCrashReporter
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Plausible CrashReporter provides support for executing an application specified function in the context of the crash reporter's signal handler, after the crash report has been written to disk.
This was a regularly requested feature, and provides the ability to implement application finalization in the event of a crash. However, writing code intended for execution inside of a signal handler is exceptionally difficult, and is not recommended.
When the signal handler is called the normal flow of the program is interrupted, and your program is an unknown state. Locks may be held, the heap may be corrupt (or in the process of being updated), and your signal handler may invoke a function that was being executed at the time of the signal. This may result in deadlocks, data corruption, and program termination.
A subset of functions are defined to be async-safe by the OS, and are safely callable from within a signal handler. If you do implement a custom post-crash handler, it must be async-safe. A table of POSIX-defined async-safe functions and additional information is available from the CERT programming guide - SIG30-C
Most notably, the Objective-C runtime itself is not async-safe, and Objective-C may not be used within a signal handler.


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