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Sample app that demonstrates how to authenticate with Firebase using Okta.
This sample has two parts:
Before you try the demo with the Firebase emulator suite or deploy it to Firebase Hosting and Cloud Functions, set up your Okta and Firebase projects, and install the Firebase CLI tool:
On the Okta Developer site:
http://localhost:5000
.
http://localhost:5000
.
http://localhost:5000
is listed, with
CORS and Redirect enabled.
In the Firebase console:
If you don’t already have a Node.js 10 (or newer) environment, install Node.js.
If you haven’t already installed the Firebase CLI tool, do it now:
$ npm install --global firebase-tools
Make sure the Firebase CLI tool is set to use your Firebase project:
$ cd functions-samples/okta-auth
okta-auth$ firebase login
okta-auth$ firebase use <YOUR_FIREBASE_PROJECT_ID>
Run setup.js
from the Firebase project directory:
okta-auth$ node setup.js
The script will prompt you for some of your Okta and Firebase configuration values and create configurations files from them. The script won’t overwrite existing files.
Start the emulators:
okta-auth$ firebase emulators:start
Open the web app:
http://localhost:5000
.
Upgrade your Firebase project to the Blaze (pay as you go) plan. The Blaze plan is required to access external services (in this case, Okta) from Cloud Functions.
Make sure the Firebase CLI tool is set to use your Firebase project:
$ cd functions-samples/okta-auth
okta-auth$ firebase login
okta-auth$ firebase use <YOUR_FIREBASE_PROJECT_ID>
Optional: If you have configuration files from local testing, delete them:
okta-auth$ rm public/okta-config.js ; rm functions/.env ; rm .runtimeconfig.json
Run setup.js -d
from the Firebase project directory. The
-d
flag configures the web app and backend for
deployment.
okta-auth$ node setup.js -d
The script will prompt you for some of your Okta and Firebase configuration values, create configurations files from them, and set some Cloud Funcions environment settings. The script won’t overwrite existing files or Cloud Functions environment settings.
Deploy the project:
okta-auth$ firebase deploy
In the Google Cloud console:
api
) to open the Function Details page.
Open the web app at:
https://<YOUR_FIREBASE_PROJECT_ID>.web.app


I live in the Netherlands, were prescription opioids are extremely hard to come by. It's impossible to fake pain to get strong opioids, and so OxyContins are an exotic treat, like finding a lump of gold. By enormous coincidence a very good friend of mine found someone offering 180 OxyContins, in both 5 and 10mg at a Dutch eBay type auction site. The person who sold the OxyContins didn't know how much they were worth and sold them for a bargain to him. The guy who sold them probably didn't know selling prescription medication is illegal as well. When I heard the story from my friend my mouth fell wide open from amazement.
Since then I tried looking for opioids on Dutch auction sites and I already had one nice find, a whole heap of tramadol, 50mg IR, 100mg/200mg/300mg XR, some 50mg pentazocine and some 10mg MS Contin. The woman who sold it was a former chronic pain sufferer, who also didn't know the value of the meds and sold it all for half the price it would even cost at the pharmacy, let alone on the black market. And now recently the same happened again, I found someone who was also a former chronic pain sufferer, and who happened to sell 4 strips of 10x10mg brand name OxyContin for next to nothing, so I immediately jumped on it, and bought the whole lot. Before this experience I had 2 previous experiences with it, this time I wrote a experience report. Here it is:
T 19:35 I snorted my first line of 20mg crushed OxyContin. It's horrible. Because they are just 10mg OC's they have a lot of binder, so it's a lot of powder to snort. Almost immediately after snorting I had to couch, it's disgusting.
T 19:40 I am already starting to feel the first effects coming up. I snort my second line, another 20mg OxyContin.
T 19:45 My head is starting to glow like a lightbulb, but in a very nice way. I 'm hit by a tsunami of comfortness, as if I step under a nice warm shower, really relaxing.
T 19:50 The effects came up very quickly. I'm now pretty sedated and I feel incredibly hot throughout my whole body. I've taken of my sweatshirt because it was too hot, I'm wearing just a t-shirt now, but I still feel very hot. I'm feeling very stoned as well. I can only guess how good my peak is going to feel. Heaven probably.
T 19:55 I'm still glowing like a radiator, though it feels like it's slowly declining heat, or I'm accustoming, anyway the glow is now more comfortable, the last few minutes I felt a bit too hot.
T 20:05 I'm feeling even more stoned and the nice body glow got even better. My stomach felt a bit uncomfortable a while ago, but that has subsided as well now. Everything is perfect, there's no trouble in the world. This is also clearly why it's so incredibly addictive. It's the perfect opioid. Fortunately it's nearly impossible to get oxycodone for me, so there isn't any possibility to get addicted to it, in any way.
T 20:15 I've been moving around in my room a bit, and the nausea came back. Now I'm sitting down it subsided again. I'm going to get a glass of water because I'm thirsty and sweating.
T 20:20 I take a 25mg Nytol(diphenhydramine) against the nausea, although the nausea isn't too uncomfortable, the experience would be even better if I wouldn't experience any nausea, and diphenhydramine potentiates opioids a bit as well, so it only has advantages.
T 20:25 As long as I sit perfectly still, I barely experience any nausea, but if I even move the slightest bit I feel the nausea growing, the more I move, the worse it gets. My eyelids are getting heavy to. Walking is difficult as well, I sway around like I'm drunk.
T 20:35 The glow seems to have subsided, It seems the oxycodone is already wearing off, really weird since it has a much longer duration. But 5 days ago when I snorted 20mg oxycodone the duration was very short as well.
T 20:45 My eyelids are getting heavier, it's hard to keep them open at times. The nausea is still returning in waves, even when I'm lying on my bed. I almost felt like I had to vomit.
T 20:55 Again, the nausea has subsided after several minutes, and after I had burped I felt a big relief from my stomach. Although I'm certainly feeling relaxed, the effects have subsided a lot. 5 days ago I snorted 20mg OxyContin and took 2 tablets of 3mg Lexotanil, and again 2 tablets some time later. That experience was much more euphoric, even though this experience has been relaxing, it wasn't really euphoric, so I'm going to take some Normison in the hope of bringing back the effects, and hopefully get some euphoria. I strongly disadvice anyone else to combine opioids with any downers, it is very dangerous and can be lethal!
T 21:05 The effects from the oxycodone have subsided a lot, but I might snort some more later, when the Normison has taken effect. This way I can be sure of euphoria. I'm going downstairs to get some water.
T 21:15 It feels like something is coming up or increasing in strength. Maybe the Normison is indeed potentiating the oxycodone, hopefully it does and will make it hit strong again. In theory the oxycodone should still be circulating in my body, but it just might not be really noticeable anymore, so hopefully the Normison will bring back the effects. Otherwise I'm going to snort some more OxyContin later on. I've been grudgy the whole evening, but I just noticed it really obviously. Someone just came in my room asking me something and I wasn't exactly friendly. I'm best to be left alone at the moment, and have been like that the whole evening.
T 21:25 Unfortunately the effects haven't came back. I'm still feeling a bit nauseous and doubt if I can handle snorting more OxyContin without having to vomit. I'm going for it anyway, so I will still experience what I hoped for. Because in theory there should still be oxycodone in my system, so I would feel a small amount pretty well. At T 21:36 I will snort another 10mg so it's exactly 2 hours after first intake.
T 21:35 I snorted another 10mg of crushed OxyContin. Because I only snorted one pill this time, no cloud of powdered binders was blown through my throat, nor did I feel any binders drip down into my throat. Almost immediately I felt it hit me again. We'll see what it does, and if doesn't do enough, the last OxyContin will be snorted for tonight.
T 21:40 It's starting to come up again. I notice a a kind of buzz growing in my body, mainly my arms. From experience I know this feeling is going to change into a flow of warmth.
T 21:45 The buzz has only slightly increased in strength, I'm pretty certain I won't be going to experience anything overwhelming from the single pill I just snorted, so I'm going to get my final pill for the evening. I also takes my second 10mg Normison tablet sublingually.
T 21:51 The buzz has increased and my head feels like a stuffed pillow again. I have a feeling this time the effects are going to be stronger than with the previous 40mg I snorted, earlier on this evening.
T 21:55 I snorted another 10mg of OxyContin, my total for the evening is now 60mg of OxyContin, and 20mg Normison.
T 22:01 The nausea I feared for has come back somewhat, though I'm also starting to feel stoned and warm again. I really hope all his effort is going to pay back and is finally going to give me a good high. We'll see.
T 22:05 I still experience nausea, but as long as I stay put, the nausea is barely noticeable. I'm still feeling more stoned and sedated, and I'm slowly starting to glow again. My eyelids are heavy as well, and my vision is blurring, which is a good sign. I always have blurred vision on high doses, when I'm under heavy influence of opioids.
T 22:10 I'm feeling very content, and relaxed. I ain't groggy anymore like I was earlier on this evening. Everything is good now, I'm feeling what I hoped on feeling this evening.
T 22:15 The sedation has increased even more.  This is a really nice drug for a Sunday afternoon, watching a movie on the couch.
T 22:35 I took another 10mg Normison. Unfortunately the oxycodone seems to be slowly wearing off. It's exactly an hour after last intake, so I should be at my peak, but instead I'm already past it, it seems. The addition of Normison this time certainly was a improvement, though again, I warn anyone not to combine downers.
T 23:55 I don't have much trouble keeping my eyes open, and my limbs don't feel heavy anymore. I'm still feeling a bit content and relaxed, but all the effects have subsided quite a bit, my body glow has subsided to just a bit of warmth. I'm still feeling sedated and a bit stoned though.
T 23:15 At times I still have a short period where my eyelids feel incredibly heavy, and keep closing. I still feel a nice body glow though it has slowly decreased some more. And I still feel nice and relaxt, I have noticed music seems to enhance the feeling of relaxation and contentment. I become happier when listening to nice music.
 The nausea is gone, fortunately, and I'm still feeling nice and stoned, though only a third of what I felt almost 2 hours ago. I'm still pretty relaxed and enjoying oxycodone's nice afterglow, though 4 hours after first intake, I think this experience is nearing it's end.
 I had a very good experience with oxycodone, and had learnt several new things for any future times I'm going to take oxycodone again. It will still be a while before the afterglow has worn off, but all of the main effects have subsided to a very low point, and there won't be much happening anymore to write about. Goodbye for now.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON, With due respect, trust and humility I write this letter to you, seeking your help and assistance though it's difficult since we have not met before.I believe that you are capable and reliable in handling this urgent international transaction of this sort. I am AISHA JOHNSON, the dougher of comrade STEVE JOHNSON a businessman and politician, in the Zimbabwean political arena. My father was the famous politician who stood firm against President Mugabe 's idea of continuous seizure of White farms and the distribution of it to the blacks without compensation to the owners. Because of my father's stand in this issue, he was killed on the by a planned motor accident along Mashonaland in Western Mashona province of Zimbabwe, the planners of the accident are said to be dissidents soldiers suspected to have the backing of the government and President Mugabe. Sir, when this accident occurred at about 6;45 pm Zimbabwean time my father did not die on the spot rather he was rushed to Harare hospital by some members of the opposition group.  It was at this stage that my mother confided in me that my father, before he died, had released certain documents to her. One of these documents is the main reason i am writing this letter to you, and it concerns a deposit of one diplomatic box my father concealed with one of the private security company here in dakar containing US$3M (Three million, united states dollars) declared as family valuables, and other vital documents which was meant for his political campaign in the past election march 2002. We are now in DAKAR SENEGAL with the original documents of deposit intact, there is no way we can comfortably transfer this money abroad for safe keeping and investment without assistance from someone overseas, I decided to write to you seek for your help for this money to be transferred to your position for you to stand as our foreign partner and establish contact with the finance company to retrive the consignment out of the custody of the security and finance company. I want to assure you also that this transaction is 100% risk free as no other person knows this box apart from my younger borther I and my mother Sir, as for your reward kind assistance we have resolved to give you 20% of the total amount, 5% will be set aside for any expenses that might be incurred in the course of this transaction. We planned to invest the rest of the money in your country under your guidance. If you are willing to help us, try as much as possible to mail me back for more briefing, and also, to enable us proceed in earnest towards concluding the transfer. Therefore,I want you to scan and forward to me copy of your national driving lincense or passport for me to nominate you as our foreign partner/recipient of the consignment once it leaves the treasury department of the finance company. your contact address;either office or home address.which will be filled in the nomination letter which i will submit to the finance company.and also your phone number for our easy communication. Sir, bear in mind that our lives depend on this fund and we do hope that this money will be safe when finally transferred to your position. I do hope to establish a rewarding and good relationship with you and your family after this transaction. Hoping to hear from you as soon as possible. Thanks for your co-operation and God bless. Best regards, AISHA JOHNSON.


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Deploying a static site to a repo subtree and hosting it for free on github pages
Dave • March 28, 2020
Well - for anyone interested in free hosting for a static website using a service like github pages - that's what this post is about.
I mentioned in my First Post that I whipped up this site in about an hour with a Static Site Generator called Jigsaw, and deployed it to github pages.
Jigsaw comes with fantastic documentation so is generally pretty easy generate the static files, but there is a bit of a catch when using free git repo static hosting if you want to keep it all in one repository.
In the documentation, they say do this
npm run production
git add build_production && git commit -m "build for deploy"
git subtree push --prefix build_production origin gh-pages
This will work the first time. Then when you go and point your domain to github pages though, github adds a file called CNAME
it's contents are super basic, it's just the domain name - you can check it out in my gh-pages
branch for this website.
So then you move along, it's published, but you change something. When you go to deploy again, your build_production
folder get's rebuilt.
Then you run through the same thing again, you add the modified files and then go to run this command again
git subtree push --prefix build_production origin gh-pages
and it says that your local version of gh-pages is behind the origins - which it is, Github added a file there, so you are behind.
So there is actually a little list of things which need to happen when you're ready to deploy
- You need build for production again
npm run production
- You will need to recreate the
CNAME
record, because that will have been deleted during the build. You can do that through something like this.
echo 'davidhallin.com' > build_production/CNAME
Obviously replace davidhallin.com with your CNAME value.
- You will want to go through the git process again, but force-override the existing gh-pages version on github.
# add build_production to commit
git add build_production
# commit build production
git commit -m "build for production"
# new local branch for build_production
git subtree split --prefix build_production -b gh-pages
# this will overwrite the github gh-pages with your new local gh-pages
git push -f origin gh-pages:gh-pages
# this will delete the local branch you just wrote
git branch -D gh-pages
So this is the workflow that allows for easy, no-bologna configuration deployment, and this will work with anything - this is less about static site generation than it is about serving a sub-folder on static hosting. You could use this same logic to serve content on netlify, or render or aws s3.
So - I made this into an npm script
"scripts": {
"production": "cross-env NODE_ENV=production node_modules/webpack/bin/webpack.js --progress --hide-modules --env=production --config=node_modules/laravel-mix/setup/webpack.config.js",
"dev": "npm run local",
"watch": "npm run local -- --watch",
"deploy": "npm run production && echo 'davidhallin.com' > build_production/CNAME && git add build_production && git commit -m \"build for production\" && git subtree split --prefix build_production -b gh-pages && git push -f origin gh-pages:gh-pages && git branch -D gh-pages"
},
and then I execute by running npm run deploy
but you could just as easily make a new file like build.sh
npm run production
echo 'davidhallin.com' > build_production/CNAME
git add build_production
git commit -m "Build for Production"
git subtree split --prefix build_production -b gh-pages
git push -f origin gh-pages:gh-pages
git branch -D gh-pages
and then run ./build.sh
to deploy when ever you want to deploy.
Hope somebody finds this useful!


"Pure" RecHits noise witout ZS
>>> click on thumbnail to get a full-size plot
Noise Emean (points) and RMS (green lines) in GeV for all subdetector channels channel = ieta * 72 + iphi


J.K Avro Superstore has a web-store front through which a customer can browse through the products and place his purchase order. After the customer checks out the products in his cart, he is given a form to fill in sensitive information like credit card number and other confidential information. Once submitted, this data is stored in table 'credit_card' and the purchase order placed by the customer is placed in table 'PurchaseOrder'. Every purchase order placed will have a corresponding entry in table 'Sales'.
The data in table 'credit_card' contains customer confidential information which should be accessed by authorized user in an absolute needed basis. The data in the table 'Sales' is monitored by sales managers of respective regions. In this scenario we introduce different users to demonstrate the restricted access to the table 'credit_card' based on the authorities and privileges granted to them. Users to be created are shown in next page.
To avoid any security threats, J.K Avro Superstore decides to implement the following Data Governance policies to get close to PCI compliance.


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The Developer’s Book¶
- Introduction
- API documentation
- Frontend architecture (Status Version <IP_ADDRESS>)
- Understanding Elements
- How to create your own Element?
- The steps to create your own Element?
- Use app/console to generate your own bundle
- Use app/console to generate a new element
- Edit your new element for your needs
- Register the new Element
- Add the new element to an application
- Change the action on Click event
- Default definition of _mapClickWorker()
- modified _mapClickWorker() opens OpenStreetMap
- Request / Response Workflow
- How to create a Bundle?
- How to use the OWSProxy3?
- Controllers
- Twig
- Symfony2
- Quick primer on using Git
- Conventions for Mapbender3
- How to write Mapbender3 Documentation?


GBIF.org (26th September 2016) GBIF Occurrence Download.
| Species group | Dataset | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Birds | Jetz Bird Maps | Jetz et al. (2012) |
| Mammals | IUCN Mammal Range Maps | IUCN (2015) |
| Reptiles | Reptiles of East Africa | Spawls et al. (2002) |
| Reptiles | IUCN Reptile Range Maps | IUCN (2015) |
| Reptiles | Reptiles of Australia | Wilson & Swan (2013) |
| Reptiles | Reptiles of Europe | Arnold & Ovenden (2002) |
| Turtles (non-marine) | Turtles of the World | Bonin et al. (2006) |
| Amphibians | IUCN Amphibian Range Maps | IUCN (2015) |
| Species group | Dataset | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Butterflies | Butterflies of Australia | Braby (2000) |
| Butterflies | Butterflies of Chile | Peña & Ugarte (1996) |
| Butterflies | Butterflies of Britain and Europe | Tolman (2008) |
| Butterflies | Butterflies of Mexico and Central America | Glassberg (2007) |
| Butterflies | The butterflies of North America | Scott (1986) |
| Butterflies | Butterflies of Eastern Europe, Urals and Caucasus | Tshikolovets (2003) |
| Butterflies | Butterflies of South Africa | Woodhall (2005) |
| Butterflies | Butterflies of Transbaikal Siberia | Tshikolovets (2002) |
| Bumblebees | Bumble Bees of North America | Williams et al. (2014) |
| Bumblebees | Bumble Bees of Europe | Rasmont & Iserbyt (2014) |
| Dragonflies | African dragonfly expert distributions | Kipping & Dijkstra (2016) |
| Dragonflies | Dragonflies of Britain and Europe | Dijkstra & Lewington (2006) |
| Dragonflies | Dragonflies of North America | Paulson (2009, 2011) |
| Species group | Dataset | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Trees | North America Tree Atlas | USGS (1999) |
| Conifers | Conifers of the World | Leslie (2014) |
| Palms | New World Palm Range Maps | Kreft et al. (2006) |
| Cacti | Biogeography and biodiversity of cacti | Barthlott et al. (2015) |
| Species group | Master taxonomy | Additional sources of names | Geographical coverage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Birds | BirdLife (2011) | Avibase (2010, 2016); GBIF (2012, 2016); range maps by Jetz et al. (2012) | Global |
| Mammals | IUCN (2010) | Wilson & Reeder (2012); IUCN (2015, 2016); COL (2012); GBIF (2012, 2016) | Global |
| Reptiles | Uetz (2016) | IUCN (2015, 2016); GBIF (2016); Wilson & Swan (2013); Arnold & Ovenden (2002); Spawls et al. (2002) | Several continents and subcontinents |
| Turtles | Uetz (2016) | IUCN (2016); GBIF (2016); range maps by Bonin et al. (2006) | Global |
| Amphibians | Frost (2012) | IUCN (2010, 2015, 2016); COL (2012); GBIF (2012, 2016) | Global |
| Species group | Master taxonomy | Additional sources of names | Geographical coverage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Butterflies | G. Lamas (unpubl.) | NHML Butterfly/Moth Genera; LepIndex; IUCN (2016); GBIF (2016); COL (2016); various literature sources; range maps by Braby (2000); Peña & Ugarte (1996); Tolman (2008); Glasberg (2007); Scott (1986); Tshikolovets (2002, 2003); Woodhall (2005) | Several continents and subcontinents |
| Bumblebees | Williams | IUCN (2016); range maps by Williams (2014); Rasmont & Iserbyt (2014) | Europe, North America |
| Dragonflies & damselflies | Schorr & Paulson | Boudot & Kalkman; GBIF (2016); IUCN (2016); COL (2016); range maps by Dijkstra & Lewington (2006); Paulson (2009, 2011); Kipping & Dijkstra (2016) | Africa, Europe, North America |
| Species group | Master taxonomy | Additional sources of names | Geographical coverage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trees | The Plant List (with additions from iPlant TNRS) (2014) | USGS (1999) | USA |
| Conifers | The Plant List (with additions from iPlant TNRS) (2014) | Leslie (2014) | Global |
| Palms | The Plant List (with additions from iPlant TNRS) (2014) | Kreft et al. (2006) | New World |
| Cacti | The Plant List (with additions from iPlant TNRS) (2014) | The Plants List (2016); iPlant TNRS (2014, 2016); GBIF (2014, 2016); Feeley (2014), range maps by Barthlott et al. (2015) | Global |
| Species group | Total N GBIF records | Validated N GBIF records (% of total) |
N scientific names in GBIF | N resolvable scientific names in GBIF (% of total) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Birds | 364,950,488 | 311,095,486 (85.2%) | 11,833 | 9,266 (78.3%) |
| Mammals | 3,771,148 | 3,345,364 (88.7%) | 4,206 | 3,307 (78.6%) |
| Amphibians | 1,668,673 | 1,413,657 (84.7%) | 4,618 | 3,086 (66.8%) |
| Species group | Total N GBIF records | Validated N GBIF records (% of total) |
N scientific names in GBIF | N resolvable scientific names in GBIF (% of total) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bumblebees | 230,148 | 223,895 (97.3%) | 139 | 85 (61.1%) |


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Welcome¶
Important
This documentation is intended for the lucky people developing TAU Commander.  If you’re looking for information on the TAU Performance System (the heart of TAU Commander) then you should visit the TAU project page.
This document will help you, the TAU Commander developer, contribute to the project. For over two decades the TAU Performance System has been developed primarily by graduate students with extreme demands on their time so best practices of software design, safety, and maintainability were largely ignored in favor of getting results quickly. This short term thinking ran up an enormous technical debt in TAU and created a “wet spaghetti” code base where TAU developers throw stuff at the wall to see what sticks. The goal of this developer’s guide to bring a little sanity back to the development cycle and take advantage of important software engineering lessons learned in the last two decades.
Remember: Code with a pylint score less than 9 will not be accepted to the master branch.
The TAU Commandments¶
- Thou shalt use pylint 1.4 or later as part of your development cycle.
- Thou shalt follow the TAU Commander Design for it is sacred.
- Thou shalt style thine code according to the TAU Commander Code Style.
- Thou shalt document your code according to the TAU Commander Code Documentation.
- Never shalt thou develop on the master branch, for that is an abomination.
- Never shalt thou merge broken code to the master branch.
- Never shalt thou just quickly fix this one thing because I have a hard deadline I forgot and now I really really really need this feature to be part of TAU Commander whatever the cost and oh God I broke it I broke it and everything is on fire.


Let's use our model to see the what is effect of an increase of 0.019 in emissivity (and thus in doubling the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere) on the Eath's temperature. We have two options for using our model to predict the change in temperature.
We can use the actual value of \(T_E = 288.3 \) and our predicted value of 0.947 for \(\epsilon_a\)
We can use the actual value of 0.78 for \(\epsilon_a\) and the current temperature predicted by our model for \(T_E \)


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Another nice victory against lowly opposition - this time a 4-0 victory at the other end of the Stourbridge Road against the Harriers. Goals scorers were O'Goal, Andy Jones (2) and Andy Spencer.
Saturday brings a trip to Harrow Borough , and it's been confirmed that the game is definitely on . As usual, for all the latest keep a check on YeltzTalk or on the Yeltz Mailing List .


I am a Responsive Web Developer and teacher of high school mathematics and computer science in Oak Park, IL.
When I'm not teaching, coding or coaching basketball, I can be found traveling, exercising and spending time with my fiance, Jill.
I was born and raised in Cleveland, and I am an Ohioian to
my core. I love to travel, and have been to 5 of the 7 continents.

My passion: I LOVE sports - it's one of the most powerful tools we
can use to teach important life skills including tenacity, teamwork
and discipline. Anything involving sports, and I'm in - I have played,
coached, and refereed as long as I can remember. My favortites are basketball
and soccer.
Fun Fact: There are more trees on Earth than stars in the Milky Way.
Bonus: From when it was discovered to when it was declassified as a planet,
Pluto did not make a full orbit around the sun.


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Mitsubishi Corp to shut Singapore oil-trading unit after unauthorised losses
TOKYO: Mitsubishi Corp, Japan's biggest trading group, said on Wednesday (Nov 6) it would shut its Singapore-based crude oil and fuel trading unit after revelations in September that a trader there racked up enormous unauthorised trading losses.
The unit, Petro-Diamond Singapore, will lose about 34.2 billion yen (US$314 million) before taxes after closing the unofficial trading positions. That means the final debt for the unit could be as high as 30.8 billion yen, the company said in a statement.
Mitsubishi, Japan's biggest trading house by sales, said in September that a trader lost US$320 million in unauthorised transactions in crude oil derivatives and that the matter had been reported to the police.
The trader, Wang Xingchen, also known as Jack Wang, denied any wrongdoing in a statement issued through a lawyer.
READ: Mitsubishi Corp says Singapore-based oil trader lost US$320m in unauthorised trades
These were the first such losses at Mitsubishi, which invests in everything from salmon to natural gas and trades many commodities globally.
Mitsubishi will bring some oil and fuel trading back to Tokyo, Chief Financial Officer Kazuyuki Masu said during the company's first-half results briefing on Wednesday.
"Since it booked such a big loss, we could not reinvest in the same company and it's better to reinforce our management system," Masu said.
He added that the company's oil trading in the United States and Europe was unaffected. In recent years, Mitsubishi had shifted its oil trading headquarters to Singapore.
Some settlements would be done in Hong Kong, he said. Masu did not say how many staff would be cut or affected by the shutdown. Petro-Diamond has about 50 employees in Singapore.
Mitsubishi also said it would cut its full-year earnings forecast because of the Petro-Diamond losses and lower coal prices.
The company expects profit to be 520 billion yen for the year through March, down from a forecast of 600 billion yen.
First fiscal-half profit fell 22 per cent to 242.4 billion yen, the company said.
Petro-Diamond staff weren't told of the decision until Wednesday and are "shocked," a person with direct knowledge of Petro-Diamond's operations told Reuters. The person was not authorised to speak to the media and spoke on condition of anonymity.
Since the losses came to light, Mitsubishi has required all of its to be reviewed by Mitsubishi headquarters in Tokyo.
Mitsubishi has had no contact with Wang and does not know where he is, other than that he is outside Singapore, Masu said.


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Hack 7 Lock the Screen
Secure your unattended terminal from prying eyes. If you work in a networked environment, the importance of locking your screen before leaving your workstation has probably been stressed to you. After all, your brilliant password becomes moot if anyone can walk up to your logged in station and start poking about the contents of your home directory. If you use a GUI on your workstation, your Window Manager probably includes a locking feature. However, if you use a terminal, you may not be aware of the mechanisms available for locking your terminal. As an administrator, you may want to automate these mechanisms as part of your security policy. Fortunately, FreeBSD's screen locking mechanism is customizable. 1.8.1 Using lockFreeBSD comes with lock (and it's available for NetBSD and OpenBSD). Its default invocation is simple: % lock Key: 1234 Again: 1234 lock /dev/ttyv6 on genisis. timeout in 15 minutes. time now is Fri Jan 2 12:45:02 EST 2004 Key: Without any switches, lock will request that the user input a key which will be used to unlock the terminal. This is a good thing, as it gives the user an opportunity to use something other than her login password. If the user tries to be smart and presses Enter (for an empty password), the lock program will abort. Once a key is set, it is required to unlock the screen. If a user instead types Ctrl-c, she won't terminate the program. Instead, she'll receive this message: Key: lock: type in the unlock key. timeout in 10:59 minutes Did you notice that timeout value of 15 minutes? At that time, the screen will unlock itself, which sorta diminishes the usefulness of locking your screen.  To lock the terminal forever, or at least until someone types the correct key, use the -n switch. If the system is a personal workstation, -v is also handy; this locks all of the virtual terminals on the system, meaning a passerby can't use Alt-Fn to switch to another terminal. As an administrator, you can assist users in using the desired switches by adding an alias to /usr/share/skel/dot.cshrc [Hack #9]. This alias removes the timeout and locks all terminals: alias lock /usr/bin/lock -nv 1.8.2 Using autologoutIf you use the tcsh shell, you also have the ability either to lock your session or to be logged out of your session automatically after a set period of inactivity. As an administrator, you can set your policy by adding a line to /usr/share/skel/dot.cshrc.
The autologout variable can accept two numbers. The first number represents the number of minutes of inactivity before logging out the user. The second number represents the number of minutes of inactivity before locking the user's screen. Once the screen is locked, the user must input the password to unlock it. If the screen is not unlocked in time, the user will be logged out once the shell has been idle for the logout period of minutes. The manpage is pretty vague on how to set those two numbers. For example, if you try: set autologout = 30 15 users will receive this error message when they try to log in: set: Variable name must begin with a letter. That's a deceptive error message, as this variable does accept numerals. The correct invocation is to enclose the two numbers between parentheses: set autologout = (30 15) This particular setting will log out a user after 15 minutes of inactivity. The user will know this happened as the terminal will resemble: % Password: After 30 minutes of inactivity (or 15 minutes after the screen was locked), the user will be logged out and see this: % Password:auto-logout
1.8.3 Enforcing LogoutWhat if you do want to enforce a logout policy that users can't change in their shell configuration files? Consider using idled, which can be installed from /usr/ports/sysutils/idled or built from source. This utility was designed to log out users either after a configured period of inactivity or after they've been logged in for a certain amount of time. Once you've installed idled, copy the template configuration file: # cd /usr/local/etc/ # cp idled.cf.template idled.cf Open /usr/local/etc/idled.cf using your favorite editor. You'll find this file to be well commented and quite straightforward. You'll be able to configure the time before logout as well as when the user will receive a warning message. In addition, you can refuse logins, set session timeouts, and provide for exemptions. 1.8.4 See Also
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STAR WARS: THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK (SPECIAL EDITION) A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1997 Christopher Null
Twenty years will make you forget how good a movie was.
I was excited to see the rerelease of THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK, but I had forgotten about how masterful the film is realized, and I had especially forgotten what it looked like on the big screen.
EMPIRE, newly restored by George Lucas and his cronies, makes the remastered videotape look like a comic book. While not much new has been added (what has is pretty obvious, mainly an impressive sound clean-up and digital animations of the Millennium Falcon's descent into Cloud City), the story has held up monumentally against the INDEPENDENCE DAYs and TWISTERs of the world.
I've always found EMPIRE to be the HAMLET of science fiction, basically because nothing good happens to the hero in the entire story. Luke Skywalker almost dies in the tundra of Hoth (watch for the still-cheesy claymation(?) Tauntauns), sees the rebels sent on the run through the galaxy, meets Yoda and fails to complete his Jedi training on Dagobah, sees his pal Han Solo encased in carbonite, and loses his hand in a fight with Darth Vader, whom he has learned is his father. All that, and C-3PO gets blasted, too!
It's enough to make you cry, or enough at least to make you really really want to see RETURN OF THE JEDI when it hits theaters again in March. I know I'm hooked!
EMPIRE was always my favorite of the trilogy, and seeing it on the big screen is not to be missed.

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NostradamusEither Michel de Nostredame wrote the ultimate literary Rorschach test, or else Nostradamus accurately predicted the future course of civilization until its ultimate end. Or as the Straight Dope's Uncle Cecil puts it:There are two schools of thought on Nostradamus: either (1) he had supernatural powers which enabled him to prophesy the future with uncanny accuracy, or (2) he did for bullshit what Stonehenge did for rocks. Uncle Cecil votes for No. 2, but either way, the Centuries of Nostradamus are a fun and fruitless way to pass the years of your life unproductively while nevertheless maintaining a sense of high purpose. Born in 1503, Nostradamus himself was a French doctor, who later ventured into astrology. In the former, he was noteworthy but not especially memorable. He fought the Great Plague well enough to earn a lifelong pension, after which he gave up medicine and took up prophecy. In the latter field, he has attained an unrivaled stature. Nostradamus wrote a series of prophetic verses, known as the Centuries for their 100-line length (and not because they chronicle the coming centuries). He wrote another batch of prophecies known as the Presages or Prognostications around the mid-16th century. All of his work was written in French, as quatrains (stanzas of four lines).
The contents of the Centuries and the rest have become a matter of some debate. That's not because there's any deep scholarly issue with the original manuscripts. Rather, it's because the only way you're going to be able to check the prophecies against reality is with a museum-vetted copy of the 1555 manuscript and a doctorate in Medieval French. Starting about 30 seconds after his death, fans of Nostradamus began taking liberties with the text in order to make the passages match up better. If that wasn't bad enough, most of the material is cryptic, massively symbolic and arcanely astrological even when properly translated. Enthusiasts explain that this obscure writing was intended to keep the Inquisitors away. That's as good a response as any. The net effect of the style is that the quatrains are... well, let's call them vague. Skeptics argue that you can twist them around to mean whatever you want them to mean. Adherents argue that the prophecies are startlingly accurate and plenty specific. The skeptics are fighting a losing battle. Between the loose translations and the outright revisionism, the adherents have had a field day going over the many "hits" in the Centuries. Consider, for instance, the most famous of Nostradamus's predictions: The coming of Adolf Hitler. Well, maybe. This is pretty much the Holy Grail of Nostradamus prophecies (aside from the forged 9/11 passage, of which we will say more momentarily). Erika Cheetham, author of The Final Prophecies of Nostradamus, corrects the obvious misspelling of "Hister" to "Hitler" in her translation, as Nostradamus enthusiasts are wont:
Whoa!! That sure sounds like Hitler! Of course, when skeptic James Randi translated the verse, he got something a little different. Unlike Cheetham, Randi interprets Hister as a reference to the lower Danube river, a section of which is actually named Hister. The Randi version:
Beasts mad with hunger will swim across rivers, Uhhhhh.. Yeah, that's, uh, well, uh... Not so much the Third Reich. A third translation, lifted from the nonpartisan Sacred-Texts.com, splits the difference:
Beasts ferocious from hunger will swim across rivers: Not so clear. You can't really tell from this whether Nostradamus was really foretelling Hitler. In fact, it's damned hard to figure how the idea these verse actually applied to Hitler ever came about. Actually, it's not that hard to figure. Hitler himself decided that the verses were about him and disseminated the idea for one of the most dramatic successes in the history of propaganda. Oops. We could go on and on, but we predict... Nay, we prophesy that others have done it before, and will do it again, without changing the minds of those whose minds were made up before they read the first word of this article. Suffice to say, it's wise to take the Prophecies of Nostradamus with a grain of salt... or maybe a whole shaker. Especially if those prophecies seem to pertain to 9/11. One quatrain was circulated with great hysteria in the immediate aftermath of al Qaeda's attack on the United States on September 11, 2001, destroying the twin towers of the World Trade Center and damaging the Pentagon. It read:
In the City of God there will be a great thunder, Theoretically, the "City of God" is New York City. Why is that?  Maybe it's Washington, D.C., which is only slightly less godless than the Big Apple. Put that aside. The "two brothers" would then be the "twin towers," the fortress is the Pentagon, etc. If you got this passage in an e-mail forward, you might have noticed that it was dated to 1654. This presents a problem since that date is nearly 100 years after Nostradamus died. Whoops! Turns out the "quatrain" was written by Neil Marshall, a college student, in a paper entitled "A Critical Analysis of Nostradamus." The point of the fake quatrain was -- you guessed it -- to demonstrate how Nostradamus-style writing can be twisted around to mean just about anything. Another variant on the "9/11 prophecy" reads as follows:
Two steel birds will fall from the sky If you're thinking that sounds a little too good to be true, well, you're right. For one thing, NYC is at 40 degrees latitude -- something like 350 miles off. On the bright side, however, this verse is actually loosely based on the following real quatrain:
At forty-five degrees the sky will burn, What does it mean? Tough call. The Norse haven't exactly been a major force in the world recently. The event, whatever it was, was predicted for somewhere between 1996 and 1998, according to astrological dating and a list of popes in the Nostradamus texts, or at least that's what the Nostradamus FAQ tells us. The sky didn't especially burn at that time, or at least not so as you'd notice. And therein lies the difficulty. We have to take someone else's word for it, because there's barely anyone qualified to intepret the Prophecies of Nostradamus, even though you can find lots and lots of people who will try anyway. Nothing happened in 1996? Hell, make it 2001, and make the 45 degrees into 40 while you're at it. Who's qualified to tell you you're wrong? Let's see their doctorate in Medieval French... Is Nostradamus a fraud, or a visionary? There's a verse from the Centuries that sums it up best:
When the still sea conspires an armor, You see, all the various interpretations are the "tiny monsters," and the "sullen and aborted currents" are waves of skepticism. "True sailing" means the real understanding of the prophecies, but the animal being jettisoned is... Oh, never mind. |


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With a lead in the race, a shot and a five-point home board this is a very clear double.
White needs 25% to take at this score but that figure needs to be adjusted for gammons. Assuming a 10% gammon figure White will need 30% to take but he will easily have that here as Red will often have to go from White’s bar-point when he doesn’t want to.
Clear double due to the volatility. Clear take based on White’s long-term game-winning chances.
White needs 25% to take at this score but that figure needs to be adjusted for gammons. Assuming a 10% gammon figure White will need 30% to take but he will easily have that here as Red will often have to go from White’s bar-point when he doesn’t want to.
Clear double due to the volatility. Clear take based on White’s long-term game-winning chances.
Cube analysis 2-ply cubeless equity +0.436 (Money: +0.375) 0.628 0.159 0.001 - 0.372 0.040 0.002 Cubeful equities: 1. Double, take +0.565 2. Double, pass +1.000 (+0.435) 3. No double +0.480 (-0.085) Proper cube action: Double, take


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MICKEY BLUE EYES Directed by Kelly Makin Screenplay by Adam Sheinman and Robert Kuhn With Hugh Grant, Jeanne Tripplehorn UA North PG-13 102 min.
Nobody does Hugh Grant like Hugh Grant. The urbane, slightly sheepish, self-deprecating poise, the adorable, floppy-haired, twinkling-eyed good looks, the Englishness worn simultaneously as an apologetic scarlet "E" and a badge of honor -- it all adds up to an original and satisfying screen persona. In "Mickey Blue Eyes", the gag is to juxtapose that character against a very different ethnicity and style: the Mob. It's a good gag, and Grant uses his considerable skills to keep it light and funny for a nice stretch as the movie gets underway. He's Michael Felgate, director of a posh Manhattan art auction house whose biggest problem is surly truckers who make late and incomplete deliveries. When he gets engaged to Gina Vitale (Jeanne Tripplehorn), daughter of a mobster (James Caan), that problem miraculously disappears. But his real problems are just starting. At first Gina refuses him because she doesn't want him mixed up in the family business. He thinks he can handle it. Boy, is he naive. Soon he's up to his French cuffs in money laundering, and his and the movie's problems multipy when the stakes are raised with a murder. Director Makin doesn't seem up to that change of gears. Laughs continue intermittently, and there are some good ones, but the sureness is gone. The movie offers situations that want to be hilarious, as with a confusion of signals involving an old lady at an auction, but neither the setup nor the payoff rise to the occasion, which cries for Monty Pythonesque abandon. There's not much olive oil in the veins of Tripplehorn's Mafia princess, and not much chemistry between her and Grant (there's more between Grant and Caan.) The Italian-American actors who make their living as celluloid mafiosi are comfortable in their familiar roles. "Mickey Blue Eyes" coasts after a funny start, and can't find its rhythm when the plot takes a darker turn. But it gets out of the gate fast, and with Hugh Grant in the saddle it provides plenty of laughs along the way. *********************************** (Jon Richards's weekly editorial cartoon can be seen at http://cmty.prodigy.net/news/)
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Uber to let passengers record rides in effort to curb crime in Latin America
Uber said on Wednesday that it will allow passengers and drivers to record audio of their trips in Brazil and Mexico using a new feature in the app, as the ride-hailing company copes with recurring safety concerns during its trips.
SAO PAULO: Uber said on Wednesday (Nov 6) that it will allow passengers and drivers to record audio of their trips in Brazil and Mexico using a new feature in the app, as the ride-hailing company copes with recurring safety concerns during its trips.
Uber has come under significant scrutiny over passenger safety in markets such as the United States and India but it has acknowledged particular problems in Latin America, where passengers and drivers have been robbed and assaulted and some even murdered.
Uber said the audio recording feature will debut in Latin America's two biggest markets but that it may eventually be rolled out elsewhere in the region and possibly beyond.
While the company has not shared numbers, it has said in financial statements since its IPO that there are "numerous and increasing reports" of passengers or drivers in Latin America being "victimised by violent crime, such as armed robbery, violent assault, and rape, while taking or providing a trip on our platform."
By way of heading off privacy concern issues, Uber said that the recordings will be encrypted and will not be played back in the app. Instead, they can be sent to the company so that an employee can review they if someone alleges misconduct or crime during the ride.
Uber will also share the recordings with law enforcement upon request.
The recordings function only begins if either driver or passenger goes on the app and starts it.
Uber did not provide a timeline for the release of the function, but said it would launch soon in both Brazil and Mexico, testing it in a handful of cities at first.
"What we know is that as the economic issues in Latin America gets worse, the tendency is for crime to also get worse," said Claudia Woods, who leads Uber in Brazil, in an interview.


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Tor is an acronym for The Onion Router which is a name for an anonymizing service and bundle. Ultimately, Tor is a service that anonymizes all ingoing and outgoing internet traffic, through encryption and bouncing it across hundreds of things called Tor Nodes. Nodes are basically proxy servers dotted across the globe that make it so that there is so much encrypted traffic everywhere, its impossible to break. The only successful way to hack the user data in Tor is to break into the entrance node, which is basically your computer. Tor is generally an organization, extremely popular in the hacking community for the anonymity it provides.
Now, you may be now asking, how the hell do I get this thing?!? Well, Tor has written a Firefox-based browser that not only makes all your internet traffic secret but also allows you access to something called the Deep Web as well as the Surface Web. Uhhh… I have a question.  Well Mr/Mrs User, the Surface web is what you know as the general Internet. That includes sites like Google, Youtube, Facebook, Instagram, etc. However, theres another sort of internet that isn't cataloged by any search engine on the surface web. Here''s a simple image of what its like:
Basically, the Deep Web is another part of the internet where somewhere between 80% and 96% of the internet as a whole exists. Most of it contains illegal activity such as Drug Deals, Underage Pornography and Hitmen/Assassins. The Deep web can only be accessed with the Tor browser.  Why does Tor matter to you?  Its blocked, for obvious reasons. Just download Tor onto a USB, and start it up. Boom. You can now get to anywhere. Nowhere is blocked because the way that Internet filters work is to block IP addresses of certain sites that they don't want people getting to. But, seen as Tor is bounced around across hundreds of different servers with different IP's, the school servers cannot block each and every IP, there for not being able to block Tor, and nothing using Tor.
Good Luck.
So you want to surf the web anonymously? TOR's one of, if not the best, way to do it, and best of all it's FREE (and easy to setup and use).
In this tutorial we'll explain in "Layman's Terms", what Tor is.
Tor (used to stand for "The Onion Router", but it's no longer considered an abbreviation, so it's just "Tor"), is an anonymity network, used to surf the web (and more) anonymously. Basically, anyone running the Tor software on their computer runs a proxy, and traffic gets passed (encrypted)from one person running Tor to another person running Tor, multiple times through many users, until it get's to the page that you requested. Hence the term "Onion" used to describe it, since it works in "layers". Each person running Tor on their computer is called a "Node". To the page (and anyone logging requests to that page, such as the website owner for example) they can only see the IP address of the last Node (called the "end node"). Any communication along the way, between you, when you request the website page, and the final destination, is encrypted, and cannot be analyzed. However, the last Node in the chain can log and view traffic through it, if the person running it is unscrupulous, so for that reason it can't be said that Tor is 100% anonymous.
There are a few different ways to use Tor, so we'll explain to you the basic ones. First off, you need to decide which program you'll want to use along side of Tor itself:
So it boils down to do you want speed, or security. Polipo for speed, Privoxy for security. Regardless of your choice, Tor is generally still just too slow to use 100% of your time on the internet, so you'll really only want to use it when wanting to remain private for a short time.
Tor is also much too slow, and for some other reasons, it's highly discouraged to use it for something like Torrent downloading.
Tor works by anonymizing the transport of your data. Like an onion, Tor encrypts the data you send through the web in multiple layers. Your data is then "relayed" through other computers. Each relay sheds one layer then finally arrives at the source in full form. The software bounces users around a network of open connections run by volunteers all over the globe. This prevents people from spying on your Internet connection and discovering sites you visit. Tor scrambles information that could pinpoint your exact physical location.
First and foremost, the utility isn't exclusively for cyber criminals. Tor is for everyone who is concerned about privacy. For starters, many Tor users fear their browsing history is possibly being logged. Many sites, including Facebook, sell your browsing history to advertisers. It's likely those ads on the sides of your social network and email accounts are the product of third-parties buying and analyzing your browsing history without your approval.
It's common for people to turn to Tor for basic security. Often times Activists and Journalists use the utility to report injustices from enemy territory without being discovered or to better protect their sources. The ability to remain undetected by invasive marketing strategies is valuable to just about anyone especially those in a professional environment who routinely share confidential documents and need to prevent third-parties from snooping on their browsing history. Especially considering internet providers have been known to sell your browsing records and even log-in credentials to anyone willing to pay for it.
At times, anonymity is important for safely utilizing basic internet functions. The utility can be an asset for citizens of countries with stringent censorship laws. In some cases, basic information is placed behind a firewall. Tor allows users can anonymously circumvent firewalls and research, say, HIV treatment or access Facebook.
The easiest way to use Tor is the Tor browser bundle. The preconfigured Mozilla Firefox browser is easily downloaded from Tor's official site. Once downloaded, a message will appear that asks if you'd like to connect or configure your browser. In most cases, you can simply connect. However, you should configure your browser if it's possible that your connection is censored, filtered, or proxied. It's also worth noting that Tor may violate internet browsing policies at work or over other public networks.
If you're on a network that has firewalls and prohibits access to Tor (this could be the case in countries like Iran and China) you can also download Tor via Gmail. Send an message to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>In the body of the email write the word, "help." From there, you'll receive step-by-step instructions to download Tor.
Tor's website encourages users to read their browsing guidelines. The browser will ensure total anonymity only if the user abides by the Tor guidelines.
Use the Tor browser. In reality, Tor does not protect all of your machine's Internet traffic when you use it, but only computer applications that are correctly set up to send traffic through Tor.
Forget your love for browser plugins. By default, the Tor browser has the likes of Flash, RealPlayer, and Quicktime blocked since they have been known to reveal your IP address. Having said that, installing additional plugins and add-ons onto the Tor browser is highly discouraged - it may cause Tor to malfunction and may affect your privacy settings. Although YouTube content is generally blocked as well, some videos can work on the Tor browser through an experimental opt-in feature.
Always use HTTPS when visiting websites. It shouldn't be a problem if you're using the Tor browser since it already includes HTTPS Everywhere, but just to be completely sure, keep a keen eye on the URLs you visit.
Don't open downloaded materials while on Tor. Documents and PDF files may reveal your non-Tor IP address when you open it through external applications. Wait until you can disconnect from the Internet before opening these files.
Do not torrent while on Tor. It's not a safe combination.
Use Tor bridges. Like I previously mentioned, Tor doesn't really completely stop people watching your Internet connection from detecting your Tor use.
Tell your friends (and neighbors) to use Tor. The more people near you that use Tor, the less susceptible you are to attacks.
Congrats! You now have the Tor Browser Bundle. Feel free to browse the internet anonymously. If you don't like the search engine, I wouldn't recommend changing it, everything in this is built around encryption and staying anonymous.
WARNING: This s*** is slow, because it's bouncing your traffic everywhere and encrypting it with some powerful math on the fly. Be patient, it's worth it.


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Clarify Your Career Goals
Job Search Tools
Build Your Résumé
Develop & Practice (record) a 60-Second Elevator Speech
Clarify Your Career Goals
Identify your interests, values, and abilities
Reflect on your education, experience, and personal attributes
Determine what you can offer employers
Consider your personal preferences (geographic location, employer size, work environment)
Identify your Top-10 Employer List
Conduct company research on employer websites and news media sites
Review common entry-level job descriptions on employer websites
Job Search Tools
It is highly recommended that students utilize COUGLINK, your primary resource when searching for jobs, part-time work, co-ops and internships, on-campus interviews, career development workshops, and event registration. COUGLINK is accessible online through the WSU Academic Success and Career Center website or at http://www.couglink.org.
There are a variety of other online job boards that may also serve as helpful resources for job seekers. However, it is important to remember that many of the popular job boards are heavily utilized and may increase the amount of competition you face in the application process. A good strategy is to seek out job boards that are more specific to your industry or professional interests. For example, seek out job boards operated by local, state, and national professional organizations or postings that are specific to one company or geographic region.
Listed below are some of the top job boards recommended by PPEL:
Indeed.com (http://www.indeed.com) Generic search engine for job and co-op/internship listings
Glassdoor.com (http://www.glassdoor.com) American website search engine for job and co-op/internship listings, and where former or current employees anonymously review companies and management.
USAJobs.gov (http://www.usajobs.gov) Features federal jobs from a variety of professional fields and government agencies.
Internships.com ( http//www.internships.com) Resources for students seeking co-ops or internships.
WSU Office of Undergraduate Research (http://universitycollege.wsu.edu/units/undergraduateresearch/programs-funding) Resources for students seeking a research internship.
Goinglobal.com ( http://online.goinglobal.com) Resources for country-specific career and employment information.
LinkedIn.com (http://www.linkedin.com) Search and browse job postings from a wide variety of companies (log in with your LinkedIn account to access the "Jobs" page).
Build Your Résumé (Link to https://ascc.wsu.edu/career-services/resumes-and-cover-letters/)
Develop & Practice (record) a 60-Second Elevator Speech
What is a “60-Second Elevator Speech”?
For the purpose of professional networking, one of the keys to your success is to make a really strong first impression. To do this, you need to create a personal “commercial.” It is essentially an overview of your experience, skills, strengths, accomplishments and goals – all in 60 seconds!
When Will I Use It?
 Some relevant uses include:
When introducing yourself to a potential employer at a career fair.
At an interview.
In a cover letter –to highlight your background and key abilities.
At professional networking events – when you are asked to introduce yourself.
In cold calling employers for an internship future job.
What Should I Include in My 60-Second Elevator Speech?
The structure of a 60-second speech generally follows this pattern:
Who you are, plus a credential
A specific objective
How you have demonstrated your interest
Why you are qualified
Ask a specific question about their organization/available position(s), based on your research
What Should I Keep in Mind about Developing My 60-Second Speech?
PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE!
Your 60-second elevator speech should be conversational and natural. Although prepared in advance, it should never sound memorized. You want to appear confident, enthusiastic, poised and professional. Make it memorable, but not outrageous. You are competing with many other qualified candidates. Your commercial should allow you to stand out a bit from the crowd. Whether it is the vocabulary you choose or a specific achievement you mention, you want to engage the listener and give them an opportunity to see your personality.
Be prepared for follow-up questions. You may be asked for more information or to elaborate on something you said, which will keep the conversation going. Part of your strategy is to develop a rapport with the interviewer and a good commercial and follow-up will help to set a positive tone. Vary your closing to fit the circumstances. At a job fair or networking event you want to be proactive and may want to consider an action question such as “May I have your business card and contact you ….”
Questions to Think About in Developing Your 60-Second Elevator Speech:
What is your career goal? (Usually frame it in the form of doing something for someone)
What skill, strength, or experience do you have that would help you realize that goal?
What accomplishment proves you have that skill, strength, or experience?
What are you searching for in a job or internship?
How can you immediately benefit the organization?
Starting Your 60-Second Speech
For example, your speech might look something like this:
My name is ________________________________.
I am a ______________ major here at WSU and I am looking for (type of opportunity, i.e. structural engineering internship) ___________________.
I have experience/interest/skills in ___________, for example ____________________.
I feel I could apply these same skills/abilities in your _______________ opportunity. (You’ll need to do some research into what they’re looking for to be able to comment on this!)
Can you tell me more about this opportunity (or can you tell me more about career opportunities in your company)?
Record Your 60-Second Elevator Speech [DEVELOP CODE TO ALLOW RECORD, SAVE, DELETE, DOWNLOAD TO SAVE LOCALLY]


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Helper methods devoted to running aggregation tests in browser.
- License:
- MIT
- Source:
Methods
(async, inner) _example(filename) → {Promise.<Object>}
Example of running many aggregation tests + masks at once.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
filename |
string | Path to JSON object which contains portal API response for scores/covariance/masks. |
- Source:
Returns:
Result object, which matches the format of the "result JSON format"
- Type
- Promise.<Object>
(inner) parsePortalJson(json)
Parse the idealized portal response JSON for requesting covariance matrices.
A spec of this format can be found in src/docs/portal-api.md.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
json |
JSON object from portal API response. An 'example.json' file is included in the root of this project. The _example function shows an example of how to use it. |
- Source:
(inner) runAggregationTests(tests, scoreCov, metaData) → {Promise.<Object>}
Function to run multiple tests and masks.
"Tests" means aggregation tests, for example burden or SKAT.
A mask is a mapping from a group label to a list of variants. Usually the group is a gene ID or name
but in reality it can be anything.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
tests |
A mapping of test labels -> test functions. | |
scoreCov |
Object retrieved from parsePortalJson(). Contains masks, score statistics, and covariance matrices. | |
metaData |
An object that will be returned with the results. It could have an ID or description of what was tested. |
- Source:
Returns:
Rows of results, one per mask * group.
- Type
- Promise.<Object>


- paint(Graphics) - Method in class s3games.gui.BoardCanvas
-
paints the current game state in the canvas's graphics object
- paint(Graphics) - Method in class s3games.gui.GameWindow
-
display the contents of the window - paint the current game situation
- paint(Graphics) - Method in class s3games.gui.RobotControlWindow
-
we let the user know the current robot configuration angles
- parseExpr(String) - Static method in class s3games.engine.expr.Expr
-
Parse the expression from a string representation as appears in the
game specification file.
- parseLine(String) - Static method in class s3games.engine.expr.Lexeme
-
construct a list of the respective lexeme objects from the string holding an expression
- pause() - Method in class s3games.robot.Robot
-
invert the pause mode state
- performAction(Context) - Method in class s3games.engine.GameRule
-
perform the follow-up action, after this rule was matched
- performMove(Move) - Method in class s3games.engine.GameState
-
performs a move after it has been verified, executes follow-up action
of the rule that maximizes the score, adds the score, important: the
game is marked finished only if one of the players won, or rules
specifically announced draw.
- performMove() - Method in class s3games.robot.Robot
-
perform a single move that was requested transporting the element to be moved
- play(String, Player.boardType, Player.playerType[], String[], String[], int) - Method in class s3games.Controller
-
starts a single game
- Player - Class in s3games.player
-
A general super-class for all player types.
- Player() - Constructor for class s3games.player.Player
-
- Player.boardType - Enum in s3games.player
-
the type of game board where the game can be played
- Player.playerType - Enum in s3games.player
-
the types of players
- playerNames - Variable in class s3games.engine.GameSpecification
-
names of players - just for visualization
- players - Variable in class s3games.engine.Game
-
all players that are currently playing the game
- players - Variable in class s3games.engine.GameScoring
-
expressions telling the player numbers who should have the score updated
- playerScores - Variable in class s3games.engine.GameState
-
scores of all players
- point - Variable in class s3games.engine.Location
-
point in the simulated game board image where this location has its center
- possibleMoves() - Method in class s3games.engine.GameState
-
return a list of moves that can be taken from this states - this includes only DIFFERENT moves, i.e.
- printTo(PrintWriter) - Method in class s3games.robot.CameraObjectType
-
visualize the settings of this camera object type
- put() - Method in class s3games.robot.Robot
-
release the element now
- Puzzle8Heuristic - Class in s3games.ai
-
A heuristic class for the puzzle8 game.
- Puzzle8Heuristic() - Constructor for class s3games.ai.Puzzle8Heuristic
-


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There are no condition in the library.


Option 1: Direct link
Take a QR code
Option 2: Opens a new page, then redirects
Zebra Crossing
Option 3: iOS style zxing://scan/?
Option 4: like 2, but using the zxing:// scheme


Genome level Trellis graph visualizes genomic data conditioned by genomic categories (e.g. chromosomes). For each genomic category, multiple dimensional data which are represented as tracks describe different features from different aspects. This package provides high flexibility to arrange genomic categories and to add self-defined graphics in the plot.
Zuguang Gu, Roland Eils and Matthias Schlesner. gtrellis: an R/Bioconductor package for making genome-level Trellis graphics, 2016. BMC Bioinformatics.
gtrellis is available on Bioconductor, you can install it by:
if (!requireNamespace("BiocManager", quietly=TRUE))
install.packages("BiocManager")
BiocManager::install("gtrellis")
If you want the latest version, install it directly from GitHub:
library(devtools)
install_github("jokergoo/gtrellis")
Basic usage is:
library(gtrellis)
bed = circlize::generateRandomBed()
gtrellis_layout(track_ylim = range(bed[[4]]))
add_track(bed, panel.fun = function(bed) {
x = (bed[[2]] + bed[[3]]) / 2
y = bed[[4]]
grid.points(x, y, pch = 16, size = unit(1, "mm"))
})
There are several tracks with pre-defined graphics:


Let's say we have a function:
$$f(x_1,x_2,...,x_i, ...,x_n)$$
Then we can take the derivative for each variable:
$$\begin{aligned} \frac{\partial f}{\partial x_1} &= \lim_{h\to0}\frac{f(x_1+h,x_2,...,x_i, ...,x_n) - f(x_1,x_2,...,x_i, ...,x_n)}{h}\\ \frac{\partial f}{\partial x_2} &= \lim_{h\to0}\frac{f(x_1,x_2+h,...,x_i, ...,x_n) - f(x_1,x_2,...,x_i, ...,x_n)}{h}\\ ...\\ \frac{\partial f}{\partial x_i} &= \lim_{h\to0}\frac{f(x_1,x_2,...,x_i+h, ...,x_n) - f(x_1,x_2,...,x_i, ...,x_n)}{h}\\ ...\\ \frac{\partial f}{\partial x_n} &= \lim_{h\to0}\frac{f(x_1,x_2,...,x_i, ...,x_n+h) - f(x_1,x_2,...,x_i, ...,x_n)}{h} \end{aligned}$$
In words:
The partial derivative is the derivative of a multi-variable function taken by keeping but one of its variables constant. Thus the partial derivative of $f(x_1,x_2,...,x_i, ...,x_n)$ to $x_i$, thus $\frac{\partial f}{\partial x_i}$, is the derivative of the function with $x_i$ left variable and $x_1$, $x_2$, ..., $x_n$ kept constant.
Let us define the following function (we're using $x$ and $y$ instead of $x_1$ and $x_2$ to avoid subscript hell):
$$f(x, y) = 0.005(x^3 + y^3)$$
Then we can write the partial derivatives as:
You can use the following slider to change the coordinate $x$ at which the derivative is taken
You can use the following slider to change the coordinate $y$ at which the derivative is taken
| The function $$f(x, y) = 0.005(x^3 + y^3)$$ | The partial derivative $$\frac{\partial f}{\partial y} = {0.005}\times{3y^2}$$ |
| You can click and drag on the grid below to see the function in 3d-space | |
| The partial derivative $$\frac{\partial f}{\partial x} = {0.005}\times{3x^2}$$ | |


| File: | lib/Dancer/Session/Abstract.pm |
| Coverage: | 95.2% |
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| 20 | retrieve |
| 26 | create |
| 32 | flush |
| 38 | destroy |
| 43 | reset |
| 48 | is_lazy |
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| 62 | session_name |
| 68 | get_value |
| 75 | set_value |
| 91 | build_id |
| 102 | read_session_id |
| 121 | validate_session_id |
| 126 | write_session_id |


Belvoir Challenge Marathon
Harby ENG
Race Winners
(28 runnings)
23 Feb
2008 24 Feb
2007
25 Jan
2006
26 Feb
2005
28 Feb
2004
15 Feb
2003
26 Feb
2002
18 Feb
2001
19 Feb
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996
18 Feb
1995
Feb 1994
Notes: 1990 was the inaugural year. The course is off-road.
25 Jan
2017
3:20:28
Stephen Shanks-2
4:04:54
Kit-Ye Green-3
27 Feb
2016
3:11:40
Benjamin Tran (ENG)
3:43:14
Kit-Ye Green-2
28 Feb
2015
3:15:00
Adam Holland (ENG)
4:00:46
Kit-Ye Green (GBR)
01 Mar
2014
3:20:49
Phil Gale (ENG)
3:25:04
Emily Collinge (ENG)
23
Feb
2013
3:11:13
Martin Lewis (ENG)
3:49:09
Naomi Warr (ENG)
26 Feb
2012
3:24:53
Pete Szarvas (ENG)
3:49:58
Jennifer Ransome (ENG)
05 Mar
2011
3:13:10
Graham Felton (ENG)
3:31:42
Beth Eburne-2
27 Feb
2010
3:27:24
Tom Bullock (ENG)
3:54:21
Beth Eburne (CAN)
28 Feb
2009
3:13:24
Mark White (ENG)
4:58:08
Tam Nicol (ENG)
3:26:41
Andrew Fisher (ENG)
3:52:00
Julie Lamb (ENG)
4:00:32
Stephen Shanks (ENG)
5:03:38
Alayne Malkin (ENG)
3:49:29
Paul Scholte (GBR)
4:47:10
Anne Wade (ENG)
4:05:
Nark Grover (GBR)
4:29:
Jane Miles (GBR)
3:40:
Nick Berrill (ENG)
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Andy Brooks-2
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4:02:
Andy Brooks (ENG)
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3:40:
Dick Kearn (ENG)
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Andy Eccles (ENG)
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nfn Jelley (ENG)
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1993
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1992
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1991
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1990
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Most Wins
(1990/date)
Men
2
Andy Brooks (ENG)
2002-03
Stephen Shanks (ENG)
2007,2017
Women
3
Kit-Ye Green (GBR)
2015-17
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
No information on prize money has been received for this race.
Race Time Bias
(sec/km)
Insufficient information to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level (1990-date)
Insufficient information to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men No men under 2:20 Women No women under 2:50
Last Updated on
02 Dec 2017
Contributors: Klaas Loonstra (42), Andy Milroy (1), Ian Champion (7), Mick McGeoch (5)


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{% endfor %}
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{% endif %}
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