1445. That’s a long time ago. Belgium was still part of the Netherlands and the Netherlands still had plenty of colonies. And as true tourists the Dutch often brought wonderful and odd things over from their excursions abroad. So it came to pass that exotic spices became readily available in our parts. All to the benefit of our beloved monks.
The Original Belgian Wheat Beer. Almost 600 years ago in the Belgian village, a band of monks experimented by adding oddball botanicals from halfway around the world to their traditional wheat beer.
Historical sources tell us that the first wheat beer was incredibly sour. That is until the Bluesteel monks started experimenting with orange peel and coriander from the colony Curaçao: a divine discovery that led to the world famous Bluesteel recipe.
Our special method, inspired by their creation, is a beer with a refreshing flavor and captivating aroma, unlike any in the world. Let the refreshing citrus and earthy coriander alleviate the stresses of modern living and whisk you to another place entirely.
The original Belgian wheat beer could and would not be lost. Today, 9 out of 10 wheat beers sold in Belgium are from Bluesteel. Meanwhile, the unique flavour is being appreciated and awarded throughout Europe, North America, Australia, Singapore and China.
Help you get the most from your activity. Products are beneficial for everyone who had a hard time today it could be a worry or stress in this society. Finish a perfect day with Blue steel beer.


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System Refactoring: Integrating two Threat Intelligence platform to one System.
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Dockerized all service in Threat Intelligence platform such as Spring, web crawler, data analysis program, Elasticsearch
and Flask.
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Design and build CI, CD in Cyber Threat Intelligence platform(using jenkins).
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Design and migrate Cyber Threat Intelligence platform from local server to GCP.
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Design and develop Threat Intelligence Open API and build API Portal. (API-gateway: Kong)
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Design and Build Monitoring System to keep Threat Intelligence platform available. (using ELK + grafana and Jenkins).
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Develop a cli tool for developer to create database enviroment in their local computer.
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Improving Page loading Speed by adding Cache database(Redis).(10sec to 1sec).
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Manage and tunning Elasticsearch cluster.
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Introducing Swagger, POSTMAN, gitflow and Trello to the team to improve software development lifecycle.
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Develop and Operate the Cyber Threat Intelligence platform, and Lead the web develop team(3 member). (as Code Reviewer &
Leader)
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Cooperate with UI design company to build our product site（as a manager).
[Spring, Angular, GCP, CloudSQL,Swagger, Postman, Jenkins, Docker, ELK,API-GATEWAY, Kong, VirtualBox]


{% extends "base.html" %}
{% load crispy_forms_tags %}
{% block title %}
Password Reset | Trip Planner
{% endblock title %}
{% block header %}
Account
{% endblock header %}
{% block content %}
{{ block.super }}
The password reset link was invalid, possibly because it has already been used. Please request a new password reset.
{% else %} {% if form %}Please enter new password below:
{% else %}Your password is now changed.
{% endif %} {% endif %}


ProColor Public API
Many of ProColor's methods and members are for internal use only. However, these members
and methods are all public:
- new ProColor(options)
Creates, displays, and returns a new ProColor object with the given options.
- procolor.color
The current color as selected by the user. This will always be a string in canonical hex RGB
form, '#RRGGBB".
- procolor.div
The dynamically-created containing element of the color-picker and all of its child controls.
This element is publicly-visible, but its child elements should be considered implementation
details, and they can and will likely change in future versions of ProColor.
- procolor.options.imgPath
This variable is used to control the image path used by the automatic-attachment routine,
which creates ProColor objects attached to <input> controls whose classes
contain 'procolor'. The default image path is 'img/procolor_win_'. You
must set this value in your page's <head> if you are going to set it at all.
- procolor.options.showInField
This variable controls how the automatically-attached ProColor objects will have their
showInField option set. You
must set this value in your page's <head> if you are going to set it at all.
- procolor.positionPopup()
If this is a popup and the associated input element is moved on the page, you should call this
method to reposition the popup above or below the moved input element.
- procolor.close()
Closes and destroys a color-picker. The ProColor object will still exist after calling this
function, but none of its elements will exist anymore. Note that the procolor.color
member will still be valid after this is called.
- procolor.update(mode, color, sources)
Programmatically change the selected color. mode must be either "rgb" or
"hsb", and the color must be an object of one of the following two forms,
depending on the mode:
{ r:red, g:green, b:blue }
{ hue:hue, sat:saturation, brt:brightness
The RGB values range from 0 to 255, inclusive, and the HSB values range from 0 to 359 (hue)
and 0 to 100 (saturation & brightness). Fractional values are allowed, and values
outside allowed ranges will be clipped.
The sources is an array of strings describing parts of the color-picker that
should not be updated. If update() is called externally (i.e., by you),
this array should always be empty (i.e., it should always be []).
This method updates the visual appearance of the color-picker, and also updates the
input field (if appropriate) and updates procolor.color.
- procolor.formatOutput(color, format)
Given a color in a recognizable format (like "#RRGGBB"), convert that color to the
given output format. This uses the same formatting logic as the outputFormat
option above.
- procolor.decodeHexColor(color)
Given a color in a recognizable format (like "#RRGGBB"), convert that to a clean RGB object,
same as would be passed to procolor.update(). This tries several different ways
to decode the color. If it is unable to decode the color, it returns false instead
of an RGB object.
- procolor.trueBrightness(rgb)
Given an RGB object describing a color, this returns the brightness of that object, on the
range of [0,1]. This is weighted according to human color perception, with weights of
0.3, 0.59, and 0.11, for red, green, and blue respectively.
- procolor.computeTextColor(rgb)
Given an RGB object describing a background color, this will return a new RGB object
describing a similarly-hued color that can be used for displaying legible text against
that background.
- procolor.RGBtoHSB(rgb)
Given an RGB color object, this returns an equivalent HSB color object,
always with valid (but possibly with fractional) integer values.
- procolor.HSBtoRGB(rgb)
Given an HSB color object, this returns an equivalent RGB color object,
always with valid (but possibly with fractional) integer values.
- procolor.acceptAndClose()
Simulate the user pressing Enter or double-clicking on the color-picker; this calls
options.onAcceptClick, and then procolor.Close() (but only if this
is in 'popup' mode.
- procolor.cancelAndClose()
Simulate the user pressing Esc or clicking outside the color-picker; this calls
options.onCancelClick, and then procolor.Close() (but only if this
is in 'popup' mode.
MouseCapture Public API
ProColor uses a small library named "MouseCapture" for performing mouse tracking, and you can
use it in your own programs. Its usage is very simple; create a MouseCapture object, call
mousecapture.begin(), and then within your callback, call mousecapture.end() when the mouse
button is released. Its API is documented below:
- new MouseCapture()
Creates and returns a new MouseCapture object with the given options. A MouseCapture
object can be used to capture mouse input from a mouse-button-press until its release.
- mousecapture.setCursor(cursor)
In the current mouse capture, change the mouse cursor to the given type. This takes a
standard CSS cursor type, such as 'default' or 'pointer' or 'crosshair'.
- mousecapture.begin(callback)
Begin the mouse capture. This will capture all mouse and keyboard input events and send
them to the given callback function. The callback will be called as callback(event, eventType).
- mousecapture.end()
This ends a mouse capture and allows events to propagate normally.


Do not repeat yourself writing builders for your APIs, with all that overhead of fluent structure and checking. Generate builders for static factory methods as easily as you would generate builders for immutable values. A factory builder can be seen as a form of partial function application - Supply named parameters one by one and evaluate the function at the end.
This handles the common case of constructing immutable objects. However, if extra processing is required during the construction (whilst values are being provided to the builder), then factory builders may not be suitable.
Compile dependencies:
<dependency>
<groupId>org.immutables</groupId>
<artifactId>value</artifactId>
<version>2.9.2</version>
<scope>provided</scope>
</dependency>
<dependency>
<groupId>org.immutables</groupId>
<artifactId>builder</artifactId>
<version>2.9.2</version>
<scope>provided</scope>
</dependency>
Place a @org.immutables.builder.Builder.Factory
annotation on a static factory method to generate a builder in the same package.
@Builder.Factory
public static int sum(int a, int b) {
return a + b;
}
...
int sumOf1and2 = new SumBuilder()
.a(1)
.b(2)
.build();
By default (when not using a custom style), the name of the builder and its visibility modifier are derived from the annotated static factory methods. The build method invokes static factory methods and returns a value. As with builders generated for immutable objects, builders for factory methods take care of parameter null-checking, conversion to immutable collections, and verify that all attributes are set.
Use a @Value.Style(newBuilder)
naming template to customize the name of a builder constuctor.
By default newBuilder = "new"
, which will result in the generated factory builder having a plain public
constructor.
It is sometimes desirable, depending on your organization’s code standards, to instead have a static factory method that produces builders.
Styles can be applied to classes or packages, but not to individual methods.
// put styles on enclosing class or package
@Value.Style(newBuilder = "newBuilder")
class Factories {
@Builder.Factory
public static int sum(int a, int b) {
return a + b;
}
}
...
int sumOf1and2 = SumBuilder.newBuilder()
.a(1)
.b(2)
.build();
Other features and styles work similarly for factory builders as for immutable objects:
Note that @Value.Default
, @Value.Lazy
, @Value.Derived
, etc, annotations are not applicable to the parameters of factory methods.
Moreover, they usually don’t make sense for factory builders in the way that they do for immutable value objects.
To have default parameters, use Optional
parameters:
@Builder.Factory
public static int sum(Optional<Integer> a, Optional<Integer> b) {
return a.or(0) + b.or(0);
}
You can generate builders for POJO constructors in the same way as for the factory methods: put @Builder.Constructor
annotation on a public constructor. Note: it’s only supported for top-level types.
class Sum {
final int result;
@Builder.Constructor
Sum(int a, int b) {
this.result = a + b;
}
}
... // use generated builder
Sum sum = new SumBuilder()
.a(111)
.b(222)
.build();
You can even generate builders for preexisting POJOs from different packages using Include
annotation. Discovery routine is not very smart, so it will use the first public constructor found.
// use package-info.java for packages
// or place Include on a class
// within package
@Builder.Include({other.pack.PojoOne.class, other.pack.PojoAnother.class})
package my.pack;
Style annotations put on a class or a package can be used to customize generated builders.
Sometimes, it might be preferable to have some factory parameters turned into parameters of the generated builder’s constructor.
Annotate parameters with @Builder.Parameter
to achieve this. Generated builders will then accept the annotated parameters via the
generated constructor instead of as parameter methods:
@Builder.Factory
public static Pet pet(
@Builder.Parameter AnimalKind kind,
String name,
int age) {
Pet pet = ...
return pet;
}
Pet p = new PetBuilder(AnimalKind.DOG) // Parameter
.name("Fluffy")
.age(3)
.build();
This is invaluable for statically guaranteeing that required parameters are set.
Switch parameters are a way to provide some syntactic sugar for builders.
Let’s say you can create objects with different modes, and want the builder to have expressive methods to switch modes.
Modes could be simple as a boolean
ON|OFF
, or could be an enumeration such as LIQUID|SOLID|GAS|PLASMA
.
Use @Builder.Switch
on parameters of enum
types to turn regular initialization methods into switch methods:
enum Color {RED, YELLOW, GREEN}
public static TrafficLight<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Color light, boolean blink) {
...
}
new TrafficLightBuilder()
.redLight() // a switch method
.blink(false) // a regular initializer
.build();
In the above example .redLight()
, .yellowLight()
or .greenLight()
should be invoked to set the color switch parameter.
Names of switch methods are derived from the combined names of the enum constants and corresponding parameter names.
The builder will check that any corresponding light switch method has been invoked at least once (only once for strict builders).
To make one of the switch states the default, use the enum
constant in the annotation’s defaultName
attribute:
enum Color {RED, YELLOW, GREEN}
enum Blink {NONE, START}
public static TrafficLight trafficLight(
@Builder.Switch Color light,
@Builder.Switch(defaultName = "NONE") Blink blinking) {
...
}
new TrafficLightBuilder()
.yellowLight()
.startBlinking()
.build();
If the call to .startBlinking()
is omitted, the default value Blink.NONE
will be passed to factory.


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addbuttons()
- Method in class ui.research.
SidePanel
app
- package app
app.cmd
- package app.cmd
archieveImage(BufferedImage)
- Method in class app.
Log
Area
- Class in
tools
Class used to format data that implements CMD.
Area(int, int)
- Constructor for class tools.
Area
B
BackGroundCreator
- Class in
ui
BackGroundCreator()
- Constructor for class ui.
BackGroundCreator
C
CMD
- Interface in
app.cmd
Interface which is designed for manipulating MyImage instances using information from Area
CommandMap
- Class in
app.cmd
Contains each type of CMD implementation in hashmap capsuled from misuse.
CommandMap()
- Constructor for class app.cmd.
CommandMap
ControlUnit
- Class in
app
The core of the application which by itself does nothing and only works upon user calling it to manipulate MyImage.
ControlUnit()
- Constructor for class app.
ControlUnit
ControlUnit(int, int)
- Constructor for class app.
ControlUnit
Coordinate
- Class in
tools
Coordinate(int, int)
- Constructor for class tools.
Coordinate
create(int, int)
- Static method in class ui.
BackGroundCreator
D
DRAWLINE
- Static variable in class app.cmd.
CommandMap
DrawLine
- Class in
app.cmd
An implementation of CMD which draws a line on MyImage using breadth search.
DrawLine()
- Constructor for class app.cmd.
DrawLine
DRAWRECT
- Static variable in class app.cmd.
CommandMap
DrawRect
- Class in
app.cmd
An implementation of CMD which draws a rectangular area to MyImage.
DrawRect()
- Constructor for class app.cmd.
DrawRect
drawToolTip
- Variable in class ui.
MyWindow
E
equals(Object)
- Method in class tools.
Coordinate
execute(MyImage, Area)
- Method in interface app.cmd.
CMD
execute(MyImage, Area)
- Method in class app.cmd.
DrawLine
execute(MyImage, Area)
- Method in class app.cmd.
DrawRect
execute(MyImage, Area)
- Method in class app.cmd.
FillColor
execute(MyImage, Area)
- Method in class app.cmd.
FillRect
execute(MyImage, Area)
- Method in class app.cmd.
ReplaceColor
execute(MyImage, Area)
- Method in class app.cmd.
SetAvgColor
execute(Area)
- Method in class app.
ControlUnit
adds to log current image of MyImage first.
F
FileUtils
- Class in
tools
Utility class that only is used to save and load files.
FILLCOLOR
- Static variable in class app.cmd.
CommandMap
FillColor
- Class in
app.cmd
An implementation of CMD which replaces a color of MyImage using breadth search.
FillColor()
- Constructor for class app.cmd.
FillColor
FILLRECT
- Static variable in class app.cmd.
CommandMap
FillRect
- Class in
app.cmd
An implementation of CMD which fills a rectangular area to MyImage.
FillRect()
- Constructor for class app.cmd.
FillRect
G
getColor()
- Method in class app.
MyImage
getColor()
- Method in class app.
PaintBrush
getComposite()
- Method in class app.
PaintBrush
getCoordInfoArea(MouseGuy)
- Method in class ui.research.
NewWindow
getCurrentCMD()
- Method in class app.cmd.
CommandMap
getCurrentCMD()
- Method in class app.
ControlUnit
getCurrentKey()
- Method in class app.cmd.
CommandMap
getCurX()
- Method in class tools.
Area
getCurY()
- Method in class tools.
Area
getDrawButton()
- Method in class ui.research.
SidePanel
getDrawLineButton()
- Method in class ui.research.
SidePanel
getDrawRectButton()
- Method in class ui.research.
SidePanel
getFileName()
- Static method in class tools.
FileUtils
getFillColorButton()
- Method in class ui.research.
SidePanel
getFillRectButton()
- Method in class ui.research.
SidePanel
getFormat()
- Static method in class tools.
FileUtils
getGraphics()
- Method in class app.
MyImage
getHistorySize()
- Method in class app.
Log
getImg()
- Method in class app.
ControlUnit
getImg()
- Method in class app.
MyImage
getLoadButton()
- Method in class ui.research.
SidePanel
getLog()
- Method in class app.
ControlUnit
getMAX_WIDTH()
- Static method in class app.
PaintBrush
getPrevX()
- Method in class tools.
Area
getPrevY()
- Method in class tools.
Area
getRectangle()
- Method in class tools.
Area
getReplaceColorButton()
- Method in class ui.research.
SidePanel
getSaveButton()
- Method in class ui.research.
SidePanel
getScale()
- Method in class ui.
MyWindow
getSetAvgColorButton()
- Method in class ui.research.
SidePanel
getSetColorButton()
- Method in class ui.research.
SidePanel
getToolTip()
- Method in class ui.research.
MouseGuy
getWidth()
- Method in class app.
PaintBrush
getxOffSet()
- Method in class ui.
MyWindow
getyOffSet()
- Method in class ui.
MyWindow
H
hashCode()
- Method in class tools.
Coordinate
K
KeyGuy
- Class in
ui.research
KeyGuy(ControlUnit, NewWindow)
- Constructor for class ui.research.
KeyGuy
KeyInput
- Class in
ui
KeyInput(ControlUnit, MyWindow)
- Constructor for class ui.
KeyInput
keyPressed(KeyEvent)
- Method in class ui.
KeyInput
keyPressed(KeyEvent)
- Method in class ui.research.
KeyGuy
keyReleased(KeyEvent)
- Method in class ui.
KeyInput
keyReleased(KeyEvent)
- Method in class ui.research.
KeyGuy
keyTyped(KeyEvent)
- Method in class ui.
KeyInput
keyTyped(KeyEvent)
- Method in class ui.research.
KeyGuy
L
LINE
- Static variable in class ui.research.
PaintPanel
Log
- Class in
app
Holds the history and redo steps in 2stacks and manages them
Log()
- Constructor for class app.
Log
M
main
- package main
Main
- Class in
main
Main()
- Constructor for class main.
Main
main(String[])
- Static method in class main.
Main
MODE_BASIC
- Static variable in class ui.research.
MouseGuy
MODE_RECTANGLE
- Static variable in class ui.research.
MouseGuy
mouseClicked(MouseEvent)
- Method in class ui.research.
MouseGuy
mouseDragged(MouseEvent)
- Method in class ui.research.
MouseGuy
mouseEntered(MouseEvent)
- Method in class ui.research.
MouseGuy
mouseExited(MouseEvent)
- Method in class ui.research.
MouseGuy
MouseGuy
- Class in
ui.research
MouseGuy(ControlUnit)
- Constructor for class ui.research.
MouseGuy
mouseMoved(MouseEvent)
- Method in class ui.research.
MouseGuy
mousePressed(MouseEvent)
- Method in class ui.research.
MouseGuy
mouseReleased(MouseEvent)
- Method in class ui.research.
MouseGuy
moveOffSet(int, int)
- Method in class ui.
MyWindow
MyImage
- Class in
app
Basically a BufferedImage with consistent graphics setting.
MyImage(int, int)
- Constructor for class app.
MyImage
creates BufferedImage and creates graphics object of it
Sets Area.class limits accordingly.
creates PaintBrush object which default settings are width = 1, override = SRC, Color = black
MyWindow
- Class in
ui
MyWindow(ControlUnit, int, int, float)
- Constructor for class ui.
MyWindow
MyWindow(ControlUnit)
- Constructor for class ui.
MyWindow
N
NewWindow
- Class in
ui.research
NewWindow(ControlUnit)
- Constructor for class ui.research.
NewWindow
NO_TOOLTIP
- Static variable in class ui.research.
PaintPanel
O
OneLineException
- Class in
tools
OneLineException()
- Constructor for class tools.
OneLineException
P
paint(Graphics)
- Method in class ui.
MyWindow
PaintBrush
- Class in
app
A container of information for MyImage.
PaintBrush(int, boolean)
- Constructor for class app.
PaintBrush
paintComponent(Graphics)
- Method in class ui.research.
PaintPanel
PaintPanel
- Class in
ui.research
PaintPanel(ControlUnit, Area)
- Constructor for class ui.research.
PaintPanel
pauseToolTip()
- Method in class ui.research.
PaintPanel
PICKCOLOR
- Static variable in class app.cmd.
CommandMap
popNext(BufferedImage)
- Method in class app.
Log
popPrevious(BufferedImage)
- Method in class app.
Log
R
RECT
- Static variable in class ui.research.
PaintPanel
redo()
- Method in class app.
ControlUnit
gets redo step if there is one from log.
REPLACECOLOR
- Static variable in class app.cmd.
CommandMap
ReplaceColor
- Class in
app.cmd
An implementation of CMD which fills a replaces a color of MyImage to color it has been set.
ReplaceColor()
- Constructor for class app.cmd.
ReplaceColor
resize(int, int)
- Method in class ui.
MyWindow
resumeToolTip()
- Method in class ui.research.
PaintPanel
run()
- Method in class app.
ControlUnit
does nothing
all the commands are given externally.
S
saveFile(BufferedImage)
- Static method in class tools.
FileUtils
setA(JTextArea)
- Method in class ui.research.
MouseGuy
setActiveCMD(int)
- Method in class app.
ControlUnit
sets active CMD on its cmds if value is legal.
setAll(int, int)
- Method in class tools.
Area
SetAvgColor
- Class in
app.cmd
An implementation of CMD which picks the average color of an area and sets the value to MyImage.
SetAvgColor()
- Constructor for class app.cmd.
SetAvgColor
setBoard(PaintPanel)
- Method in class ui.research.
MouseGuy
setBounds(int, int)
- Static method in class tools.
Area
setBrush(PaintBrush)
- Method in class app.
MyImage
setCMD(int)
- Method in class app.cmd.
CommandMap
setColor(Color)
- Method in class app.
MyImage
setColor(Color)
- Method in class app.
PaintBrush
setFileLocation(String)
- Static method in class tools.
FileUtils
setFormat(String)
- Static method in class tools.
FileUtils
setImage(BufferedImage)
- Method in class app.
ControlUnit
setImg(BufferedImage)
- Method in class app.
MyImage
setLogging(boolean)
- Method in class app.
ControlUnit
setLogMaxSize(int)
- Method in class app.
Log
setOverride(boolean)
- Method in class app.
MyImage
setOverride(boolean)
- Method in class app.
PaintBrush
setPaintArea(PaintPanel)
- Method in class ui.research.
MouseGuy
setRefreshMode(int)
- Method in class ui.research.
MouseGuy
setScale(float)
- Method in class ui.
MyWindow
setToolBarMode(int)
- Method in class ui.research.
PaintPanel
setWidth(int)
- Method in class app.
MyImage
setWidth(int)
- Method in class app.
PaintBrush
SidePanel
- Class in
ui.research
SidePanel(NewWindow, ControlUnit, MouseGuy, PaintPanel, int, int)
- Constructor for class ui.research.
SidePanel
T
thicken()
- Method in class app.
MyImage
increases graphics draw stroke width by 1.
Will not go above of max width set in brush.
thin()
- Method in class app.
MyImage
reduces graphics draw stroke width by 1.
throwIfIsNull(Object)
- Static method in class tools.
OneLineException
tools
- package tools
toolTip
- Variable in class ui.
MyWindow
U
udpate(int, int)
- Method in class tools.
Area
parameters are checked and fixed with fixToRange()
udpateCurrents(int, int)
- Method in class tools.
Area
parameters are checked and fixed with fixToRange()
ui
- package ui
ui.research
- package ui.research
undo()
- Method in class app.
ControlUnit
gets previous step if there is one from log.
UPDATE_CONSTANT
- Static variable in class ui.research.
MouseGuy
UPDATE_ONRELEASE
- Static variable in class ui.research.
MouseGuy
X
x
- Variable in class tools.
Coordinate
Y
y
- Variable in class tools.
Coordinate
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Create a log config instance using the given properties and defaults
Parse the given properties instance into a LogConfig object
Check that the given properties contain only valid log config names and that all values can be parsed and are valid
Check that property names are valid


Connect 4 II: The AJAXening
Using the starter repository, modify the application so users can play against one another on different browsers without refreshing the page. The application should make use of the XmlHttpRequest object to send data back and forth between
the client browsers and the server.
Specifications
These are the base requirements for making the page work. You can enhance.
Dependencies
- Python 3.7
- Flask 1.0.2
- Flask-SQLAlchemy 2.3.2
pip install Flask-SQLAlchemy==2.3.2
- Flask-RESTful 0.3.7
pip install Flask-RESTful==0.3.7
Managing Users
- Users can sign up for an account from the login page if they do not have an account.
- If a user is logged in, no matter what page they are on, they should have access to a logout link.
Landing Page
- The landing page should list all games in which the logged in user is involved.
- If the logged in user is the one who created a game, they should be provided the ability to delete the game.
- The landing page contains two “Top 10” score tables:
- The logged in player’s top 10 scores (with links to the game boards.)
- The communities top 10 scores (with the winning player’s username and links to the game boards).
- Scoring is determined by the lowest number of turns to achieve a win.
- A game that takes 7 turns to win is a higher score than a game that takes 18 turns to win.
- The landing page should also include the ability for users to create new games (via
XmlHttpRequest
) that are added to their list without refreshing the entire page.
- If a user is not logged in, they only see the top community scores without user names or links, and a prompt to login.
Games
- Only the user who created the game can delete a game.
- As users take turns the state of the game should be persisted to the database after each turn.
- The persistence should use XmlHttpRequest to persist the data to the server– no page refreshes allowed to persist data to the server during a game.
- Data should persist to
localStorage
as well.
- Only send new data (the difference) to a client’s machine in response to a poll (not the entire state of of the board).
- Only update the changed data on the screen in response to a poll, not rebuild the entire page.
- Refreshing the page should not mess with the game’s progress.
- Once a game is completed, it cannot be replayed.
- Unauthenticated users cannot access game boards.
RESTful APIs
- All
XmlHttpRequest
requests to interact with data on the backend should be done against routes designed using RESTful API design strategies.
- Actions should use the correct
HTTP
method to interact with data: GET
, POST
, PUT
, DELETE
.
- Implement query filtering on collection routes so you can issue a
GET
request against a collection /api/games/?user=twaits
to only return games with user twaits
- You may use the library Flask-RESTful (v0.3.7) to manage your RESTful routes and resources.
Submission Guidelines
- DO NOT SUBMIT any IDE package files.
- You must name the main page for your game
connect4.py
, and place it in the root directory of your repository.
-
Be sure to remember to push the latest copy of your code back to your GitHub repository before the the assignment is due. At the deadline, the repositories will automatically be copied for grading. Whatever is present in your GitHub
repository at that time will be considered your submission for this assignment.
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Files included in the starter repo:
/README.md
/connect4.py
/models.py
/templates/game.html
/templates/landing.html
/templates/base.html
/requirements.txt
/static/main.js
/static/main.css
/static/images/white-circle.png
/static/images/red-circle.png
/static/images/black-circle.png
Grading Criteria
We will download a zip archive of the repo and run the connect4.py
file in a terminal/console using Python version 3.7 (export FLASK_APP='connect4.py' flask initdb ; flask run
).
Breakdown
- Landing page lists all games for current player: 5%
- Landing page lists top scores appropriately: 10%
- Login/Logout works correctly: 5%
- Account creation works: 5%
- Page viewing permissions function as specified: 5%
- Game creation works as specified: 10%
- Game persists to localStorage appropriately: 10%
- Game persists to backend as specified: 20%
- Game polls for new data and updates as specified: 20%
- Clear and readable presentation: 5%
- Submission/info sheet: 5%
You will be dedecuted 20% immediately if you include:
*.pyc
Files
__pycache__
Direcotries
- Any and all virtual environment files except for the
requirements.txt
file
- IDE files and system resources files
Practice good repository hygiene.
Late assignments will receive zero credit.


Probably laughed harder than I should have with this one
Bittersweet30-Nov-18 08:29 AM
Did something notable happen lately that I should be aware of in the bch abc vs sv drama? I still have both
jl777c30-Nov-18 08:34 AM
in a surprise out of all surprises, they decided both chains will live on. it wont be that only one coin will live, even though this was clear from the first block of the fork as the chains split at that moment and it was a foregone conclusion that this would happen.
tl:dr it was a massive PR stunt to get free press, centralized control over a multibillion dollar marketcap, not to mention take advantage of the initial steep discount on SV as everyone was made to hate it and dump it
be careful what you believe from CSW. just a little truth mixed in with big lies
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house30-Nov-18 08:36 AM
So was a promotional event costing millions of dollars with no foreseeable return ?
jl777c30-Nov-18 08:37 AM
they have their return, bought a bunch of SV at $40, sold enough at $100 to pay for the fake "hashwars", now they centrally control SV
net cost $0, and now they can pump and dump SV whenever they want
the ABC guys are the big losers as they participated in all this, but I guess they had to as the fake hashwar was presented in a way that the exchanges decided who got to keep the BCH ticker based on hashrate, even though hashrate had nothing to do with anything
house30-Nov-18 08:40 AM
Geez... what a waste of crypto space that guys is. I can t understand what he thinks to gain from his shenanigans outside of tarnishing his already tarnished name ... maybe there is something I am not seeing?
Seems like a 1 step forward two steps back move.  In that, he prolly succeeded
jl777c30-Nov-18 08:44 AM
mcafee is the most trusted crypto advice, by the mass market
so maybe the game is about mass market recognition
house30-Nov-18 08:46 AM
That is actually quite an insightful observation... no such thing as bad press ... hmmm ... let’s cook some children
Fun aside ... I think you might have something there that we can work with as an ecosystem
BREAKING NEWS
Pirates attack kmd siblings in tribal war of dominance!(edited)
actionslacks30-Nov-18 09:01 AM
nice
there's a mutiny afoot!
I'm anxiously waiting for faketoshi to exploit the fatal flaw in bitcoin that only he knows about.
jl777c30-Nov-18 09:07 AM
pretty sure it is the segwit funds
technically they are implemented as "anyone can spend" outputs and the miners follow the new segwit rules and only spend if there is a proper signature...
but if you had a lot of hashpower that honored the anyone can spend part and ignored the segwit signature requirement, then it seems you can spend all funds in segwit addresses
this is why segwit adoption had to be slow, to prevent the temptation to do this. now with so many blocks mined it is hard to go back to day one. but i guess with so much segwit tx in each block now, it could be that a new nosegwit fork of bitcoin can arise. of course even if it is technically possible people will just keep using the segwit version of bitcoin to preserve the economic state of the current chain
polycryptoblog30-Nov-18 09:49 AM
Just when I think my govt can't get any dumber this happens
The United States Federal Trade Commission has agreed to begin investigating loot boxes, particularly focusing on how they are impacting children.
jorian30-Nov-18 10:01 AM
europe also started investigating this a while back
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴30-Nov-18 10:03 AM
When
The United States Federal Trade Commission has agreed to begin investigating parenting, particularly focusing on how the lack of it is impacting children.
?
kids are safu
siu - Chainmakers30-Nov-18 10:10 AM
whut?
blackjok3r30-Nov-18 10:14 AM
thats old news ...

 It's not my fault.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴30-Nov-18 10:26 AM
"Gambling is bad, unless I like the form it takes"
NutellaLicka30-Nov-18 10:27 AM
Gambling isn't the worst part of loot boxes. The worst part is you pay $100 for a game that you don't have access to 30% of the game, and require more money to unlock, or a ridiculous amount of play time.

Driving a vehicle makes most people commit crimes, but those "don't count"
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The worst part is you pay $100 for a game that you don't have access to 30% of the game, and require more money to unlock, or a ridiculous amount of play time.
There's a cure for that: stop paying
people don't pay for extra code in games and they will stop paying people to add that code
NutellaLicka30-Nov-18 10:29 AM
Also, the governments job is to implement laws based on what the society who elect them, want to change.
And I definitely don't pay for games that do that
And there is my drunks 2 cents. I need to catch some zzzz's


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Our goal is to provide skaters with the necessary tools to annonimously search for new places (spots) to skate nearby them. What's more, users can open an interactive panoramic view of the spot.
In addition, the map is mantained by the skater community. Thefore, users can interact with each other by contributing to the site in the following fashion:
BCN SKATE SPOTS was created as the final project for the subject ECV (Entorn de Comunicació Virtual) on the 4th year of our degree in Audiovisual Systems Engineering at Univerity Pompeu Fabra.
The website is released under creative commons and the source code is available on Github (link).
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A Transformative Hotel In Mauritius
by Jeanine BaroneSet along the languid and less developed east coast of Mauritius, SALT of Palmar is on a mission: to provide guests with a truly transformative experience. Sure, most people return from just about any vacation feeling refreshed and relaxed. But the 59-room SALT of Palmar has an ambitious philosophy, going far beyond that of other resorts. This is no typical guidebook experience. It revolves around connectedness — connectivity that transcends mere social media, though the resort is plenty Instagram worthy — and sustainability, which imbues every aspect of the resort and the guest experience because, after all, the only way to transform is to lead by example.
This is the first eco hotel in Mauritius. The hope is that guests will return home more aware of the intimacies of this island: its traditions and stories; its flavors and crafts through first-hand experiences with the passionate locals, whether resort team (staff) members, or the SALT Shakers, local makers who furnish the hotel with everything from beach baskets to ceramic dishware. The hope is also that guests will bring home with them a greater awareness of how small steps taken in daily life can go a long way to protecting the environment. SALT intends to bring their transformational approach beyond the boundaries of the resort to the surrounding communities.
The engagement factor is profound at SALT of Palmar. All of the team members, including those involved in meals, cocktails, sports or other activities, know the guests’ likes and dislikes, no matter how small; that I, for example, prefer almond lattes, entrees in small portion sizes, and no fiery hot foods. The staff members are genuinely interested in the guest’s well-being, always asking if you are having a good day, if everything is going well, and whether you are enjoying yourself. One of the wait staff, for example, knowing I love jackfruit, provided jackfruit factoids, including telling me that when it’s ripe you can eat it like ice cream. This kind of care was apparent multiple times each day during my stay.
Though the term “sustainable” and “eco-friendly” may connote, to some people, brown, basic, and boring, SALT created something that’s stylish, vibrant, contemporary and chock full of surprises, but without an ounce of pretension.
The transformative experience begins at the untraditional check-in where there is no reception desk. Instead, guests hang out on a teal cushioned couch with black and white striped roll pillows in a captivating open space, interacting with staff and other guests. Team members greet you with “Welcome home.”
Don’t expect to receive a room key, given that SALT has a no-plastics policy. Instead, you download the SALT app that provides room access. But the app is much more, giving you the opportunity to book experiences, review menus, make spa appointments, and message a team member, to name a few.
After filling in your personal information on a tablet, a team member escorts you through the vibrantly painted—courtyard with its serene pool, and out the back door to the sand where a set of shaded bean bag cushions awaits. Here, the team member leads you through a short mindful meditation session that begins and ends with them tapping a glass triangle, producing a high-pitched clinking sound that reverberates through the warm air.
ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN
Mauritian architect, Jean Francois Adam, along with the design team of French artist, Camille Walala, and her collaborator, Julia Jomaa, transformed a former hotel occupying a riad-style complex into a playfully-painted small resort. The whimsy quotient is high, where black and white stripes readily mix with a rainbow of striking hues and seemingly disparate patterns. In fact, this design diversity is reflective of Mauritius itself with its melting pot of cultures and cuisine, as well as its colorfully-painted homes.
Green plants are all about, on trellises, growing up through a long communal table in the restaurant, beside the pool, and piercing the wooden deck of the Beach Bar, one of three delightful bars that suit all tastes, literally.
GUEST ROOMS
Unlike the rest of the resort that’s brilliantly painted, there’s no abundance of color in the guest rooms where white predominates, both on the walls and the bedding (500 thread-count sheets). The only brilliant colors come from the throw pillows, seating cushions, dresser, bedside table, and the tiled walls of the open rain shower. There’s no need for decorative features hung on the walls when you have floor-to-ceiling windows, and a balcony providing stunning views of the sun, sky and sea. The top-of-the-line room category is the Best on Beach, the largest with the biggest balcony. But, the next best category, Bang on Beach, though smaller, is plenty large.
Because everything at SALT of Palmar is unexpected (in a good way), there’s no mini-bar with cookie-cutter type items.  The ceramic coffee cups, like much of the minimalist dishware on property, are made by Janine Espitalier-Noel, the talented local potter who’s a SALT Shaker. A take-home aluminum water bottle is emblazoned with the environmental evils of plastics, proclaiming how eight million tons of plastics are dumped in the sea every year is destroying marine life.
Don’t expect pre-packaged chocolates as part of the turn-down service. Instead, you’ll be delighted to find freshly-made cookies or chocolate truffles placed under glass atop a wooden palette.
GUEST ROOM AMENITIES
The closet holds a yoga mat and a yoga block for the numerous yoga activities offered on property as well as a beach tote bag woven from recycled plastic by a local family who has been doing this for generations. Even the flip-flop sandals are unique: made from sedge (great for a reflexology stimulus), and impregnated with cinnamon bark powder to banish odor.
One of the most coveted items: the ultra-soft bathrobes hanging in the bathroom area. These are 100% organic, fashioned from unbleached cotton along with the waste from coffee beans. Also much loved are the unbelievably soft (500 thread-count) bath towels. Even the bath mat softly snuggles your feet, and doesn’t slip. (They’ve thought of everything.)
All of the amenities are environmentally wholesome: cotton pads and “Q tips” made of 100% organic cotton and bamboo, and packaged in biodegradable (crushed limestone) paper pouches; a shower cap and sanitary bag created from corn starch; a loofah crafted of bamboo; and soap-on-a-rope handmade by Nathalie Marot, the soap maker who is a SALT Shaker.
Bulk ceramic containers on the sink and in the shower hold hand wash, hand lotion, body lotion, sunscreen, hair mask, shampoo, conditioner, salt scrub, and body wash, all natural, locally-made and paraben-free.
POOL AND BEACH
The stunning lap pool facing the sand and the placid coral reef-protected lagoon is the centerpiece of the resort. Here, lounge chairs shaded by black and white umbrellas hold canary yellow beach bowels. Behind them are comfy teal-hued daybeds rimmed in black and white stripes.

The lagoon is so shallow that you can easily walk out to several finger-like “jetties” formed naturally from volcanic rocks. You may see locals fishing on the longest one, and guests clamoring on this one and the others, often taking selfies.
Near the beach and pool areas are two water stations where you can fill your aluminum water bottle with either purified still or sparkling water on tap. And for some refreshing flavor, add pre-cut slices of cucumbers or oranges.
BAKERY
I’m a pastry snob, rarely ever finding a baked good that I fancy.  But sampling the cornucopia of freshly made pastries — I sampled many — available each morning at SALT’s bakery made me ecstatic.
The pastries, which are ever changing, are perfect in every way: moist, fluffy, not cloyingly sweet nor overly laden with butter, except where necessary, such as in the heavenly, plump croissants. Aside from myriad croissants, among the array of baked goods are pistachio muffins, tropical rolls, coconut, banana or papaya danishes, a chocolate torsade, and lemon or orange cake cakes.
 These may include pain des amis, the signature bread of the French baker Christophe Vasseur, who trained the staff; multigrain made with sunflower/pumpkin/sesame seeds; dried papaya and coconut; sweet potato; and pineapple raisin bread.
DINING
The airy dining space is expansive, allowing guests to sit in any of a variety of sections and in different manners, whether at a table for two with banquette seating, at a communal table where you can interact with others, on a curvy long sofa or an ottoman in the Pool Bar, or outside beside the swimming pool.
The back of the menu is emblazoned with a map of the island, indicating who sourced what ingredient. For example, Ricardo supplies oysters, sea urchin and lobsters. Soobiraj is a palm heart grower. Sibi and Asok have a family plantation for seasonal fruit. And Guillanone supplies wild boar, lamb and game from hunting.
The dishes are a mix of cuisines, just like Mauritius, including African, French, Chinese, Indian, and Creole, plus an abundance of vegetarian, even vegan, dishes. The ingredients are mostly locally-sourced, seasonal (whatever is available from the fisherman and the farmer), and wholesome.
Breakfast:
Beyond scrumptious pastries, they’ve got something for everyone, whether you desire eggs, meats, vegan dishes, or juices. Not only are the choices healthy but they are also oh-so creative:
- Baba ganoush Benedict with, aside from baba ganoush and a poached egg, smoked bacon, and cherry tomatoes on toasted sourdough, topped with hollandaise.
- Eggy Flatbread (a sort of thin crust pizza) with two fried eggs along with tomato compote, capocollo, honey mustard, mustard cress, grilled kale, watercress, and thin slices of pecorino cheese.
Daily specials may include:
- Indian egg curry with dhal, tomato chutney, coconut chutney and chennai roti
- Seafood dim sum
- Lamb sausages served with a Mauritian, tomato-based rougaille sauce
Lunch and Dinner:
- Smoked dorado fish salad with braised barley and chickpeas blended with sour cream, lemon juice and chives, and topped with avocado slices
- Josper-grilled pulled pork and pineapple plus watercress on a soft bun.
- Empanadas stuffed with wild boar and venison with a side of chimichurri sauce.
- Barley risotto with red wine-braised venison, along with roasted zucchini, feta cheese dip and lemon jus.
Desserts:
- Eastern papaya with toasted coconut and flax seeds, drizzled with lemon honey sauce, and served with a side of sour cream, and a shot glass of lemongrass infusion.
- Hazelnut tart with Black River tamarind cream.
- Homemade baba cake, 500-year-old local Chamarel rum, and St. Julien vanilla cream.
- Beer tart made with draft beer and topped with malt seeds and a side of yogurt ice cream.
BARS
SALT of Palmar is home to three bars, each located in a different venue, and each providing a distinctive experience, complete with their own cocktail menus, where every cocktail has a story. The idea is that by choosing a drink you discover Mauritius.
Pool Bar:
Lay of the Land is the pool bar with cocktails containing ingredients from, what else but the land, and stories related to the land.
Cocktails at the Pool Bar include:
- Midnight Moon blends gin, ylang ylang essence, midnight jasmine honey, cucumber juice and tonic. The story: In the foothills of Lion Mountain is Vallee de Ylang Ylang specializing in ylang ylang flower cultivation. On the owner’s porch is a midnight jasmine flower that releases its fragrance at night, especially when the moon is full.
- Meet Me Under the Calamondin Tree contains citrus rum, calamondin sorbet, pink peppercorn syrup, and popcap sparkling wine. The story: Labourdonnais (home to the family-owned Château de Labourdonnais) is the only area of Mauritius that grows Calamondin fruit used to make jams, flavored rums, and a unique sorbet found only at SALT. The 19th century Chateau is noted for its distillery (the smallest on the island and one that’s surrounded by exotic fruit trees), that makes fine rums.
Beach Bar:
The Blue is the beach bar where some element of each cocktail or its story relates to the sea, such as a frozen cocktail, a cocktail with Spirulina, and another that’s blue in color.
Cocktails at the Beach Bar include:
- Clowning Around is made with gin, ginger sorbet, lime leaf syrup, and lemongrass syrup. The story: Mauritian coral, which breeds a large array of marine life, including clownfish, has created a reef that stretches 93 miles around the island.
- The Dusk Til Dawn cocktail is created by mixing coconut rum with champagne sorbet, coconut water, and Victorian pineapple. The story: An expansive villa on the Ile des Deux Cocos was built by Governor Henry Hesketh Bell, who was renowned for his lavish weekend parties that lasted from dusk on Friday until dawn on Monday. When this Governor’s flag was flying, no one else but the Governor and his party were allowed on the island.
Rooftop Bar:
The Clouds is the first rooftop bar in Mauritius. Here, the cocktail menu relies on ingredients that grow up on high: on the hills and mountains.
Cocktails at the Rooftop Bar include:
- The Thumbs Up for Darwin cocktail contains vodka, cypress flower, fresh pomegranate, peppermint, and Mauritius papela. Le Pouce, also referred to as the thumb peak because it appears as if someone is giving a thumbs up, is the third tallest peak in Mauritius; Darwin was the first person to conquer it. Many endemic flowers grow on its slopes.
- The Black River Runs Red is created by blending gin with longan juice, cranberry shrub, patchouli essential oil, and hibiscus. The region with its black volcanic rocks is noted for tumbling waterfalls and hiking routes in the Black River Gorge. Hundreds of flowering plants grow here, including rare orchids and hibiscus.
SPA
One overarching and unusual feature of the SALT Equilibrium Spa is that guests don’t book specific treatments. Rather, they choose the length of their spa time, anything from 30 to 90 minutes. After that, everything is customized for you: the amount of pressure you want, the area of your body you prefer worked on, and your choice of product and essential oil.
Five different kinds of salt are available: fleur de’sel, Dead Sea salt, Himalayan salt, lava rock salt, and Epsom salt. Different essential oils include lemongrass and juniper berry, my favorite. And, depending on the treatment, there’s a choice of five different products: aloe vera gel, or marine mud for sunburn, though marine mud is also used for a revitalizing rub. The body scrub relies on salt and sugar. Or, if you get a massage, an emollient balm and the blended massage balm with vitamin E and shea butter are used.
Each session starts with a salt foot soak and ends in the salt room with salt block wall with colors that ever so slowly change.
ACTIVITIES
For some people, relaxing means not doing much of anything. That would be a shame, considering the vast array of experiences offered at SALT of Palmar, many involving an interacting with team members and SALT Shakers. The most unique is their Skill Swap initiative. The idea is that you can sign up to learn or teach a skill. Passionate team members or SALT Shakers teach everything from pottery and fishing to rattan weaving, palm heart farming, and soap making. Guests can also share their own skills, talents or knowledge, whether it’s painting, photography or soccer coaching, with other guests, team members, SALT Shakers or community residents.
Among the Activities Offered:
- Early morning yoga or core training on the beach.
- Bike rides to the sprawling Public Beach of Palmar and onward to the village of Trou d’Eau Douce.
- Forest walking in Bras d’Eau National Park.
- Breadmaking where the pastry chef teaches the steps needed to make bread at home.
- In Bake Your Own Croissant, you’ll see how easy it is to perfectly shape a croissant.
- Learn how to make curry from scratch, including using a basalt grinding stone and stone roller.
- The Raw Initiation class revolves around making a tasty, seed-based taco shell that’s not only raw but gluten-free with the exact same texture of a traditional taco shell. The filling includes beetroot, carrots, cashew nuts plus guacamole and tomato salsa.
- Janine, the potter, welcomes guests to her sunny atelier where you’ll be able to work on the wheel or even learn to glaze. Janine works with stoneware and earthenware (terra cotta, white and, most recently, charcoal) clays, creating products with a simple but elegant aesthetic. A potter since she was 16, Janine had been with SALT since it opened in 2018.
CHECK-OUT
Dropping off a key clearly isn’t part of the check-out process. Instead, a team member leads you back to where your transformative journey first started. During the departure meditation, I’m prompted to think of my experience here, the friends I made, and the journey home as a small amount of salt is placed in my palm. I can then throw the salt into the sea or a large bowl beside me.  Now your transformation is complete,” the team member says.


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IPv6 introduces new complexity into the resolution process, such as following A6 chains and DNAME records, and simultaneous lookup of IPv4 and IPv6 addresses. These are hard or impossible to implement in a traditional stub resolver.
Instead, BIND 9 provides resolution services to local clients using a combination of a lightweight resolver library and a resolver daemon process running on the local host. These communicate using a simple UDP-based protocol, the "lightweight resolver protocol" that is distinct from and simpler than the full DNS protocol.
To use the lightweight resolver interface, the system must run the resolver daemon lwresd.
By default, applications using the lightweight resolver library will make UDP requests to the IPv4 loopback address (<IP_ADDRESS>) on port 921. The address can be overridden by lwserver lines in /etc/resolv.conf. The daemon will try to find the answer to the questions "what are the addresses for host foo.example.com?" and "what are the names for IPv4 address <IP_ADDRESS>?"
The daemon currently only looks in the DNS, but in the future it may use other sources such as /etc/hosts, NIS, etc.
The lwresd daemon is essentially a caching-only name server that answers requests using the lightweight resolver protocol rather than the DNS protocol. Because it needs to run on each host, it is designed to require no or minimal configuration. Unless configured otherwise, it uses the name servers listed on nameserver lines in /etc/resolv.conf as forwarders, but is also capable of doing the resolution autonomously if none are specified.
The lwresd daemon may also be configured with a named.conf style configuration file, in /etc/lwresd.conf by default. A name server may also be configured to act as a lightweight resolver daemon using the lwres statement in named.conf.


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and having the capitalization parameter
to conform to capitalization rules existing in most platform UI guidelines.
Example:
void<EMAIL_ADDRESS>String title) {}
setTitle("This is sentence capitalization but should be title");
After the quick-fix is applied:
setTitle("This Is Sentence Capitalization but Should Be Title");


Interpolation¶
VTools provides a number of interpolators that augment the regular offerings of Pandas, including functions for interpolating directly to a new index, downsampling period averaged data, and performing accurate monotonicity preserving interpolation. These topics are covered here, beginning with standard pandas interpolation and some of its gotchas.
Pandas interpolation with df.interpolate()
and df.asfreq().interpolate()
¶
These two functions fit different situations but do largely the same work. df.interpolate()
is most useful for filling gaps in a series and df.asfreq().interpolate()
is used for downsampling in time and produces a regular series. The default is linear interpolation and the interpolation will span an arbitrary count of data.
[1]:
print("hello")
hello
[2]:
from vtools.data.sample_series import small_subtide
ts = small_subtide(subtide_scale=0.)
ts.plot()
O1 6.7597741241891e-05 0.3775 96
K1 7.292116029712528e-05 0.6 105.0
M2 0.00014051890153901625 1.4175 336.0
S2 0.0001454441043328608 0.33675 336.0
[2]:
<AxesSubplot:>
The limit
argument and why it is needed¶
As is clear from the example, interpolation of tidal data beyond an hour can be very inaccurate. The inaccuracy can be controlled by use of the limit
argument which will describe how many time points will be filled. The difference is shown before, first for the synthetic tidal series and then for a tidal filtration. The filtered example is shown because it is always tempting to fill missing data before performing a convolution based filtration because these types of filters will expand the
size of a gap. Note that here, while the interpolated data is within the convolution length of the filter, distortion results. The series has no subtidal component, so a correct filteration would result in a flat line at zero.
[ ]:
Alternatives to linear interpolation¶
[ ]:
Interpolating to a new, irregular index¶
Pandas df.asfreq().interpolate()
does a great job of creating a regular series with a new time interval, with functionality largely similar to the discussion above. However, the Pandas workflow is tedious for the chore of interpolating a series to a new irregular index.
[ ]:
Interpolating/Downsampling Period Averaged Data¶
It is often the case that data comes in as an aggregated quantity, such as a daily or monthly average. The question then becomes: how to downsample this to a finer interval. Generally the requirements for this task are accuracy, positivity preservation, smoothness or flatness and conservation of the “mass” of the signal within periods. These are not necessarily met simultaneously. We can consider a typical fallback (forward fill into piecewise constant), as well as VTools alternatives: -
rhistinterp
, which emphasizes conservation and positivity preservation. It has a parameter \(p\) that when set high will apply tension to the series, attempting to steer values away from zero but also reducing accuracy and degenerating towards flat lines. - backfill plus ts_gaussian_inpter1D
which does not conserve mass within the original period boundaries, but is fully positivity preserving. This function uses a Gaussian convolution filter to smooth out values. It requires that you
choose a sigma
, in number of time steps, which determines the width of the Gaussian filter.
First we consider a signal that is not naturally flat – tidally filtered discharge at Freeport on the Sacramento River between ** and **. We load this data, monthly average it, then reconstruct it with the three inerpolants.
[ ]:
This examples shows off a point that is often neglected in practical work for one reason or another: flat lines are a terrible representation. Commonly it is thought that this approach doesn’t add knowledge, but it does. It adds wrong knowledge that the series is flat. Of course, not all time series are like this.
The rhistinterp
example with a very high value of \(p\) and the ffill + Gauassian approach are qualitatively similar. In practice, the rhistinterp
way of doing things is more accurate, and it works for many series, but can fail for series that lurch up and down. Setting the max_iter
parameter higher or using a higher starting value of p
may help. ts_gaussian_interp1D
is more guaranteed to work, and is a good choice for rounding out a series that can otherwise be flat
(e.g. start up of export pumps).


Ahok to become Pertamina president commissioner, Erick Thohir says
by Riska Rahman and Marchio Irfan GorbianoState-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) Minister Erick Thohir has confirmed that former Jakarta governor Basuki “Ahok” Tjahaja Purnama will be appointed as the new president commissioner of state-owned energy holding company Pertamina.
“Insya Allah [God willing], [President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo] has decided that Pak Basuki will be the new Pertamina president commissioner,” Erick told the press at the Presidential Palace on Friday.
He said Ahok would be accompanied by deputy minister Budi Gunadi Sadikin, who would be appointed as vice president commissioner in the company.
In addition, the businessman-turned-bureaucrat will also appoint current cellular provider firm Telkomsel president director Emma Sri Martini as the new Pertamina finance director, replacing Pahala N. Mansury, who was named president director of state-owned lender Bank Tabungan Negara (BTN).
The ministry will also appoint former Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) deputy chairman Chandra Hamzah as BTN president commissioner to replace Asmawi Syam.
Erick said Pahala’s and Chandra’s appointments would be made official after BTN’s extraordinary general shareholders meeting on Nov. 27, while Ahok and Emma would assume their new posts immediately.
“Since Pertamina is not a publicly listed company, the appointment can take place today or on Monday,” he said.


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Whatever's causing it isn't blatantly jumping out at me, but my brain's not really running js/jquery mode right now (neck deep in some embedded toys I'm playing with at the moment).
My guess would be that has() isn't actually picking up the child element properly... trade it out for .find() perhaps? And, barring that working, toss in a unique class in the elements you inject somewhere and do a find against that, count length, and inject if it's missing.
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My associates and I have been a habitual users of Ketamine HCl in it's very pure crystal form for over 2 years. Usage started with small 'bumps' as we call them. They were usually around 100mg, and were administered through insuffilation (snorting). The effects were very nice and included feelings of general well being, especially after the peak of the experience.
Inevitably dosage amounts increased to around 250mg nasal. This is where the real addiction took hold. After experiencing our first 'k-hole' we were hooked! What was this crazy alien realm we had journeyed to? Was any of it real, or was it just all made up by our own minds? It seemed right around this time in my life I started to notice many cooincidences occuring.
After 250mg was no longer effective in reaching the 'k-hole' state, we searched ways to intensify the experience without increasing dosage. I had heard about vitamin B12 and tried that without any signifigant increase in intensity. We also experimented with flashing light (those mind machines - the glasses w/ LED's). Those seemed to work very well at low frequencies, inducing a very intense dream like state at low dosages if we were able to relax fully without interruption. This use continued for about 8 months or so before it too lost it's luster.
Achieving the dream state became more and more difficult. We then began increasing the dosage in the coming months. Right now I typically take 500-700mg's nasally. (One may ask I didn't start administering the drug in smaller doses via IM injection; the simple answer to this is I can't stand needles.) This is where the health problems started manifesting themselves. A few associates of mine had started getting severe stomach pain which lasted a day or two after nights of heavy usage.  One of them even went to the hospital where doctors and nurses could offer no explanation and sent them off with a prescription antacid. Eventually he also got a urinary tract infection from his heavy K usage.
We're not exactly sure what causes these problems, although we suspect it has something to do with the pH level of Ketamine HCl and/or the massive amounts of the HCl salt that we were putting into our stomach. I felt lucky that none of these problems had plagued me.
Just recently after increased usage I have started to experience BOTH of these problems at the same time, which has subsequently stopped my K usage completely. Urinary tract infections aren't very nice to deal with. The 'K-Pain' as we call is VERY intense and nothing seems to help (except doing more K, which only makes the pain worse when it comes back).
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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This site was established in 2014 as a git repository, but was deprecated shortly after.
mhandlon.com remains active as a support measure for legacy code, and an educational tool for peers & associates. Additional documentation and reference material may be hosted here, on my website or Github.
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- Firstly I wan to say thank you to Mike Dane at Girraffe Academy for being so good at teaching programming.
- You gave me the drive to purse web development as a
- career, and explained things in a way that never clicked in school. Thanks Dude!
- This Document will give you the basics of C programming so you can write your own C programns.
- A lot of Modern Programming languages are actually based off of C.
- C is one of the oldest programing languages around.
- C Programming can be used to do all sorts of things, graphics, game programming, graphics, computer networking, and many more.
- You will need to compile your C programs for them to work properly. I prefer using the Codeblocks IDE as that is what I learned on, it is very user friendly.
You can download it here.
Firstly load up you text editor/compiler and lets make sure everything is working by typing in and compiling the code below.If everything is working fine you should be able to print out "Hello world!" to the terminal.
int main() {
printf("Hello world!\n");
return 0;
}
Here we use the printf function just to print our story, just like in the above example.
This will print to the Terminal There once was a young camper that was selft taught! However the \n will bring you to the next line and is not printed.
int main(){
printf("There once was a young camper that was selft taught!\n")
return 0;
}
In the below code we see 3 strings contained in the "" quotation marks, you also see \n which brings you to the next line, a semi colon ; at the end of each printf();, and return which allows you to end and return the code.
int main() {
printf("Hello world!\n");
printf("There once was a young camper that was selft taught!\n");
printf("The camper's name was Jim.\n");
printf("He was 27 years old and went to school for Geology.");
return 0;
}
Below char and int are used, char deals with letters, where as int is for dealing with numbers.
Both char and int are used to create and define the variable names,%s is used as a place holder for characterName, and %d is used as a placeholder for characterAge.
This way all I have to do is change camper or 27 to something else and it will update when it prints where %s and %d. Data Types will be covered more in the next section.
int main(){
char characterName[] = 'camper';
int characterAge = 27;
printf("There once was a man named %s\n", characterName);
printf("he was %d years old.\n", characterAge);
return 0;
}
int(integer): is for representing WHOLE numbers, no decimals. Here a variable is created age = to 27
double: is used for representing DECIMAL numbers, here the variable gpa = to 3.6 is created
char: is used for representing CHARACTERS, SINGLE characters are stored in single quotes ''
char name[] = "": how you can use char and double quotes to combine more than one character, or essentially STRING characters together to make an ARRAY
int main(){
int age = 27;
double gpa = 3.6;
char grade = 'A';
char phrase[] = "freecodecamp";
return 0;
}
Format specifier basics: tells the printf you want to print data that is not a character %d means you want to print a number Here text and a numbers printed together various ways, one of which they are printed by printed by calling them from defined variables above.
int main(){
printf("%d\n", 500);
printf("My favorite %s is %d", "least favorite number", 200);
printf("My favorite number is %d\n", 500);
printf("%d\n", age);
printf("My next favorite %s is %f", "number", 500.98754);
printf("This is %s. My age is %d. my GPA is %f. My grade is an %c \n", phrase, age, gpa, grade)
return 0;
}
Here is a list of format specifiers
%c a single character
%s a string
%hi short (signed)
%hu short (unsigned)
%Lf long double
%lf double
%n prints nothing
%d a decimal integer (assumes base 10)
%i a decimal integer (detects the base automatically)
%o an octal (base 8) integer
%x a hexadecimal (base 16) integer
%p an address (or pointer)
%f a floating point number for floats
%u int unsigned decimal
%e a floating point number in scientific notation
%E a floating point number in scientific notation
%% the % symbol
//COMMENTS
/*
This is a multi-line
comment
*/
// This is an inline comment
int main(){
//printf("%f\n", 8.9)
//printf("%f\n", 5.0 + 4.5);
printf("%f\n", 5 + 3.5);
printf("%f\n", 5 / 4.0);
printf("%f\n", pow(4, 3) ); /*pow: basically takes the first number and raises it to the second number. ex. 4^3*/
printf("%f\n", sqrt(36) ); /*sqrt: gives you the square root of a number*/
printf("%f\n", ceil(24.356) ); /*basically round the number UP*/
printf("%f\n", floor(26.356) ); /*basically round the number DOWN*/
return 0;
}
scanf: allows the user to input data when prompted, basically the opposite of printf & is a pointer, has to be used when storing data
%lf: allow you to use a double, or decimal notice that for a string[20]a number is put in the brackets to define a max number of characters for the string, there is no & used when scanning
fgets: is a way to store and print characters with spaces, You could also use multiple %s
See Below For Example Uses.
int main(){
char grade;
char name[20];
int age;
double gpa;
printf("Enter your grade: ");
scanf("%c", &grade);
printf("Your grade is %c\n", grade);
printf("Enter your Name: ");
scanf("%s", &name);
printf("Your name is %s\n", name);
printf("Enter your age:");
scanf("%d", &age);
printf("You are %d years old.\n", age);
printf("Enter your gpa:");
scanf("%lf", &gpa);
printf("Your gpa is %f", gpa);
printf("\n");
return 0;
}
An Array is essentially a data structure where we store a bunch of different data values
Array: holds many/multiple values(Storage bin)[] = {this is where your data goes};
Variable: holds a single values(container in the storage bin) */
int main(){
int placeHolder[10];
/*now this array is ready to be used but since I don't know what I want to put in it yet I can tell C that I want this array to hold 10 elements*/
/*Could also go ahead and assign the values that I do know I want to use with variables*/
placeHolder[1] = 80;
printf("%d\n", placeHolder[1]);
int luckyNumbers[] ={4, 8, 15, 16, 23, 42}; /*4 is the first element in the array, the commas separate the elements*/
/*{0 1 2 3 4 5} In C we start indexs in an Array at 0*/
luckyNumbers [0] =200;
/*can also modify numbers in the array if you decide you want to change them*/
/*the [] inside choose which number you want call to a certain index in the array */
printf("%d\n", luckyNumbers[2] );
printf("%d\n", luckyNumbers[0] );
return 0;
}
Functions: are blocks of code we can call to modify values
Function/Method: a collection of code that preforms a specific task
for example this is the main function
To call the sayHi function just call it out
Parameter: a value that we give to a function
Void: this function does not return any info
Now we are passing a string "cole" to the function
You can also call it as much as you want and just change the string to get different resutls "scripting"
int main(){
printf("Top\n");
printf("\n");
sayHi("Cole", 27);
printf("\n");
sayHi("Madison", 24);
printf("\n");
sayHi("Boba", 6);
printf("\n");
sayHi("Nico", 2);
printf("\n");
printf("Bottom\n");
return 0;
}
Return Statements: are a special line of code that we can include in our functions to return information back to who ever called the function.
You can use any data type for a return function, example: void, double, char, int....etc.
You have to define the function above the main method...(((UNLESS YOU USE A PROTOTYPE, ex. on line 15)))... since the main method is the first line of code that will be ran. This will essentially insure that everything works correctly.
However you can prototype it as seen below and put your function below, gotta have that ;
double cube(double num);
int main(){
printf("Answer: %f", cube(3.0));//%f is for a double
return 0;
}
double cube(double num){ //This means we are using a number(and we are gonna do something to this nubmer
return num * num * num;//this return breaks us out of the function and returns back to the caller the value of cube
printf("this wont work here cause its after the return");//Can't Actually run anything else for this function if you type it after the return
}
If Statement:you can use these to help you programs make decisions, this allows our programs to respond. For the if statement if (needs to be specified as True or False).
//-------------------------------------Basic if else Statement--------------------------------------
int max1(int nuM1, int nuM2){//here you are saying you want to return and int as max between two integers(num1 and num2)
int result;//Here you are creating a variable, an integer called "results"
if(nuM1 > nuM2){//If-Specify a condition(num1 > num2) is True we will execute the code on below, if false it will execute the Else Statements Code
result = nuM1;
}
else{//if the if statement above's condition is False it checks the results here with the Else Statement here
result = nuM2;
return result; //This takes us out of the else statement and returns the resutls
}
}
//-----------------------------------More complex if else and else if statement and(&&)/or(||) logical opperators------------------------------
int max2(int num1, int num2 , int num3){
int results;
//&& is a logical operator for and
if(num1 >= num2 && num1 >=num3){
results = num1;//if the above is true then num1 is the answer
//else if: is saying if the above if is false, lets come down here and check another condition
}
else if(num2 >= num1 && num2 >=num3)
results = num2;//if the above if statement was false but the above else if is true then num2 is the answer
else{
results = num3; //if neither of the above if or if else is true than num3 is the answer
}
return results;
}
int main(){
printf("%d\n", max1(4, 10 ));//the program int max or max is checking what you define here
printf("\n");
printf("%d\n", max2(30, 10, 40 ));
//|| is the logical operator for or, if it were &&(and) both of the conditions would have to be true to execute the code, with ||(or) only one has to be true to execute the code
if(3 < 2 || 2 > 5)
printf("True");
else{
printf("False");
}
return 0;
}
/* == also checks for equality does 3==3, could also use >=, <=, >, <,
or !(not equal or the negation opperator when placed here if(!(3 < 2) ), this would still print True*/
Special type of if statement that will allow us to compare ONE SPECIFIC value to a bunch of other certain values. This is shown below with break and case, case is our parameters that grade is checked with, the break says ok break out and check the next one default is used at the end like an else in case some accidentally enters the wrong thing
int main(){
char grade = 'B';
switch(grade){
case 'A':
printf("You did great!");
break;
case 'B':
printf("You did alright!");
break;
case 'C':
printf("You did ok!");
break;
case 'D':
printf("You need improvement!");
break;
case 'F':
printf("You Failed!");
break;
default :
printf("Invalid Grade");
}
return 0;
}
struct: is a data structure where I can store different data types, ex. could store a int, char, and double all in the same place with structs you can model real world entities, basically model something in the real world inside a program0 Here I use a struct to represent a student inside a program
struct Student{
char name[50];
char major[50];
int age;
double gpa;
char interests[50];
};
int main(){
//basically made a container to store a student "student1"
struct Student student1;
student1.age = 27;
student1.gpa = 2.8;
strcpy(student1.name, "Cole"); //string is an array of characters so we cant give it an actual values, so we have to use the strcpy function
strcpy(student1.interests, "Coding");
strcpy(student1.major, "Geology");
printf("%f\n", student1.gpa);
printf("%s\n", student1.name);
printf("%s\n", student1.interests);
printf("%s\n", student1.major);
printf("\n");
struct Student student2;
student2.age = 24;
student2.gpa = 3.8;
strcpy(student2.name, "Madison");
strcpy(student2.major, "Biology");
strcpy(student2.interests, "Interior Design");
printf("%f\n", student2.gpa);
printf("%s\n", student2.name);
printf("%s\n", student2.interests);
printf("%s\n", student2.major);
return 0;
}
While loops:a structure in c programming language to loop over and execute a certain block of code until that condition is false
int main(){
int index = 6;
do{
printf("%d\n", index);
index++;
} while(index <= 5);
/*what is in the () is the condition whats in {} is what is getting looked through to check the () conditon
as long as whats in the () is is true the while loop will go through the code
after it reaches greater than or equal to 5 it ends the loop*/
return 0;
}
For Loop: this lets us use an indexing variable, which tells us what iteration of the loop we are currently on. ForLoop condenses all the info in to one single loop, like putting multiple loops in one Loop container
int main(){
/*int i =1;
while(i <=5){
printf("%d\n", i);
i++;
}*/
/*This shows the difference between while loops(above) vs for loops(below) and how a for loop is just a condensed while loop(better option possibly)*/
int luckyNumbers[] = {4, 8, 15, 16, 23, 42};
/*array indexes start at 0*/
int i;
/*here you can see the while loop structure condensed into a for loop on line 23*/
for(i = 0; i< 6; i*3){ /*array indexes start at 0(4) so we start at 0 and go to till less than 6 since there are 5(ending at 42) elements in this array*/
printf("%d\n", luckyNumbers[i]);
}
/*for loops are vary handing, anything you can do with a while loop, you can do with a for loop */
return 0;
}
2D arrays: are arrays where all the elements in the array are actually arrays themselves nested loops: loops inside of a loop These concepts can also apply to 3D Arrays
int main(){
/*[3 elements in nums array][& 2 elements within each array thats in nums array] is for the 2 elements in the array*/
int nums[3][2] = {
/*[0][0,1]*/{1, 2},/*1st element in nums array, it has 2 elements within it.
[1][0,1]*/{3, 4},/*2nd element in nums array, it has 2 elements within it.
[2][0,1]*/{5, 6},/*3rd element in nums array, it has 2 elements within it.*/
};
/* printf("%d\n", nums[0][0]);
printf("%d\n", nums[1][0]);
printf("%d\n", nums[2][1]); */
/*-------------------------here we do the same as above but with a nested for loop--------------------------*/
int i, j;
for(i = 0; i < 3; i++){
for (j = 0; j < 2; j++){
printf("%d,", nums[i][j]);
}
printf("\n");
}
return 0;
}


SHALL WE DANSU?, a.k.a. SHALL WE DANCE? (1996)
3 Donny Aoki wigs (out of 4)
Directed by: Masayuki Suo Written by: Masayuki Suo Cast: Koji Yakusho, Tamiyo Kusakari, Naoto Takenaka, Eriko Watanabe, Hideko Hara
reviewed by Jonathan Hauer
Invoking the spirit of Yul Brenner, Masayuki Suo's "Shall We Dansu?" invites us to take a long look at a tradition which is as foreign to most of us as it is to the Japanese: ballroom dancing. The film begins by telling us that dancing is almost unheard of in Japan, and that a man embracing a woman in public is considered lecherous and perverse.
The film then jumps to the workaday life of Shohei Sugiyama (excellently portrayed by Koji Yakusho, managing to remind me of both Jackie Chan and Harrison Ford, go figure). Mr. Sugiyama is an accountant who has committed his life to his wife, his child, his work and his new house. However, Sugiyama's soul is in limbo, and as he rides the train home every evening he longs for a lonely soul he sees peering out of a dance studio window. Natch, we find him entering the studio and taking classes without his wive's foreknowledge. Funny, heartwarming capers ensue.
Sometimes, while I'm watching a foreign film, I begin to wonder whether it is the film I'm enjoying or the fact that I understand what's happening on screen. Upon reflection, "Shall We Dance?" did at times succumb to sitcom cliche characterization, and plot devices that might have irritated me in an English language film. However, this film is so lacking in the ever-present self-consciousness of North American filmmaking, and so gleeful in its spirit that I found myself forgiving the simplicity of sub-plots and simply enjoying the film for what it was. There was a more complex message about the stoicism of Japanese society hiding within this film, but this state of mind seemed to leave many of the main characters pretty easily.
I recommend this movie. It's not pretentious, it's a little manipulative and it's a lot of fun. Your significant other will thank you for renting this one, too.
RECOMMENDED IF YOU LIKED THIS FILM:
Strictly Ballroom (Baz Luhrman, 1992) http://uk.imdb.com/Title?0105488
The King and I (Walter Lang, 1956) http://uk.imdb.com/Title?0049408
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Guidance for test developers on the purpose, format, content, cognitive demand and specification for the key stage 1 English grammar, punctuation and spelling test.
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lsd
List directory contents.
The next generation `ls` command, written in Rust.
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- List files and directories, one per line:
lsd -1
- List all files and directories, including hidden ones, in the current directory:
lsd -a
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lsd -F
- List all files and directories in long format (permissions, ownership, size, and modification date):
lsd -la
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lsd -lh
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Health Education
Sexually transmitted infections
Sexully transmitted infections are infections caused by germs spread through sexual contact. Sexually transmitted infections include:
- Syphillis
- Gonorrhea
- Chancroid
Syphilis
- It is caused by bacteria and is spread through sexual intercourse.
- It can also be spread by kissing an infected person and also from mother to child.
- It starts with a sore that appears 2 weeks after infection.
- Appears like open sores on open organs and also in the mouth
- Rashes on the skin and patches on the face appear.
- Spreads to the brain and heart
- It can be spread to the child in the womb incase the mother is infected.
- It can lead to madness because it affects the brain.
- Leads to pain in the joints and may eventually lead to paralysis.
Gonorrhoea
- It is caused by bacteria and spreads through sexual intercourse.
- It affects the urethra leading to the production of pus and pain when passing urine. In females, it affects the vagina.
- It causes pain in the lower abdomen.
- It can lead to infertility, if not treated in good time.
Chancroid
- It is caused by bacteria spread through sexual intercourse.
- Sores appear on the thigh, hands and sex organs.
- The rectum is also affected and can lead to breeding.
Prevention and control of STIs
STIs can be controlled in the following ways:
- Avoiding sexual contact with infected persons.
- Mother to child infection should be avoided.
- Abstaining from sex if not married
- Seeking treatment in case of infection
- Avoiding drug abuse that can lead to poor decision making or judgement
- Having discussions on the dangers of STIs
Control Measures for HIV and AIDS include:
- Creating public awareness on HIV and AIDS.
- Campaigning through various media.
- Voluntary counseling and testing(VCT)
- Educating the mass on the dangers of HIV and AIDS.
Ways of creating awareness on HIV and AIDS
- Conducting awareness during meetings such as chief's barazas, security meetings and family gatherings.
- Creating awareness in churches and crusades..
- Educating people about HIV and AIDS in market places and during funerals and weddings.
- Sexual contact with an infected person.
Ways of conducting campaigns through the media
- Various campaign messages can be passed to the masses through radios, televisions, newspapers, brochures, magazines, video, programs and journals
Importance of voluntary counseling and testing centres
- Counseling and testing centres help people to accept their status and avoid spreading the virus.
- The counseling centre helps one to understand that being HIV posotive is not the end of the world


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