Final Fantasy 9 Characters
A list of minor characters can be found in the
FF9 Minor
Characters section.
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- The ad hoc leader of the Black Mages, he seems wiser
than most of them and carries a crescent staff. He has an
immediate affinity to Vivi, who seems to him to be
something more than any of the other Black Mages are.
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- Alleyway Jack
- In FF9, Alleyway Jack is a four-armed treasure hunter
and card player extraordinaire, also known as Alleyway
Jack. Events in the game later reveal him to be Gilgamesh,
and he's searching for the Excalibur (see In-Crossovers:FF9, Summon:Gilgamesh)
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- Amarant Coral
- (Aliases: Amarant (NA), Salamander (JP)) A large
and mostly silent warrior. His fighting style is a mix of
Monk and Ninja, but his outlook is samurai - his mind is
filled with rules of fighting, the biggest one of them
being Look Out For Number One and let the rest go hang. He
starts off life as a security guard for Treno's auction
house, but a chance encounter with Zidane of Tantalus
changes his whole ideal. He searches Zidane out, only from
curiosity, looking for the thing which so fascinated him,
something he just couldn't understand. After challenging
Zidane to a fight and losing, and yet not being killed by
him, his confusion just grows. He's curt and never has a
nice word to say, but sometimes what's not said is even
more important than trying to speak your emotions. Even at
the end, he never veers from his morals, but he does grow
to respect the fact that other morals do exist. (See also
Jobs:Monk)
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- Artania, Minister
- Cid's right-hand man and one of the leaders of
Lindblum. Dagger calls him "Uncle Artania".
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- Artemicion
- A purple moogle who runs the Mognet mail service. His
coat is looking unaccountably shiny lately, and people are
wondering why Mognet has stopped working...
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- Baku
- The hearty, bearded leader of the Tantalus troupe who
has a colossal sneeze which gets lets loose at the most
inopportune times. His bark is worse than his bite - or
rather, he usually holds back to those he loves, which
includes Zidane (his adopted son), despite what he might
say to him. He respects Zidane's motives, but doesn't want
to show it. He plays King Leo in the play "I Want To Be
Your Canary".
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- Beatrix, General [GUEST]
- A powerful and noble knight, the head of the female
Alexandrian troops. She works for Queen Brahne without
compunctions, disdaining the weakness of her enemies, until
Kuja's works begin to really show themselves and she begins
to have doubts. Eventually she goes over to the right side.
Although almost completely oblivious to Steiner's feelings
for her, she doesn't mind in the least once he finally says
something about it. (See also Jobs:Paladin)
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- Benero
- One of the three Nero brothers, members of Tantalus. He
has a kind of dog-head and claw grips, and apparently says
everything with an exclamation mark.
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- Black Waltz 1, Black Waltz 2, Black Waltz 3
- Big, buffed-up versions of Kuja's Black Mages, with
wings. They're "programmed" to chase after Princess Garnet
and capture her alive by any means necessary.
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- Blank
- Another member of Tantalus.  His bravery in the Evil
Forest ends up in his petrification, and Marcus searches
the world over for an item called Supersoft to restore him.
He wields a sword and can steal from enemies.
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- Brahne Alexandros XVI, Queen
- The obese, green-skinned ruler of Alexandria was
supposedly a kind creature before Kuja gave her an
overweening sense of greed. She proceeds to exploit
everyone and everything, even her adopted daughter's
eidolons, to reach her goals. She's not destined to win her
war, though.
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- Choco
- Zidane's chocobo friend, who goes on a long quest to
find the Chocobo Paradise, only to decide he likes Zidane
better. Go figure.
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- Cid Fabool IX, Regent
- The ruler of Lindblum and airship genius
extraordinaire... well, he would be, except that his wife
Hilda turned him into an oglop because he carried on an
affair. An attempt at restoring him midway through the game
just turns him into a frog. Shame, because he can't think
well without his human brain. He's still an expert at Tetra
Master, though.  Dagger calls him "Uncle Cid".
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- Cinna
- The engineer of the Tantalus troupe carries a hammer
(which he's very protective of) and is mostly along for
comic relief.
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- Dagger [HERO]
- That's the name Princess Garnet chooses for herself
when she travels with Zidane and his ragtag bunch. Born to
the name Sara in the summoner village of Madain Sari (and
born with a horn), Garnet escaped the horror which
destroyed Madain Sari (by Garland's Invincible) and floated
to Alexandria in a boat. She bore an incredible resemblance
to the recently-deceased Princess Garnet, and was adopted
by the king and queen; her horn was subsequently removed.
As her sixteenth birthday approaches, she becomes more and
more fidgety and resolves to leave Alexandria and her
brocade prison. She implores Zidane to capture her (funny,
that's what he was gonna do anyway!). A fairly naive and
kind-hearted person, Dagger tries hard to fit in wherever
she can (and eventually succeeds, more or less). Her
feelings for Zidane initially waver between attraction and
annoyance, but eventually resolve themselves. She uses
rackets and rods in battle, and can use both white magic
and summon eidolons. (See also Jobs:White Mage,
Jobs:Summoner)
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- Eiko Carol [HERO]
- The six-year-old sole survivor of Madain Sari now lives
there with her moogle friends, including a small female one
named Mog, who was born on the same day as her. She's tired
of living alone, and latches onto Zidane in hopes of
winning his heart...  She's a
spunky and energetic kid who nevertheless manages to get
into scrapes a lot, and inevitably ends up hanging by her
baggy shirt (with the little angel decoration, a present
from her grandpa) from some high place. She plays the flute
(and uses it as a weapon in battles), and like all
summoners, can call eidolons in battle as well as using
white magic. (See also Jobs:White Mage,
Jobs:Summoner)
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- Erin
- Head pilot of Lindblum, and Cid's right-hand lady. She
registers for him in Treno's card tournament, and pilots
the Hilda Garde 3 when it's finally complete.
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- Fat Chocobo
- The ruler of the Chocobo Paradise. He doesn't like
strangers, but reluctantly allows Choco to travel with
Zidane, searching for treasure.
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- Fratley, Sir
- Sir Fratley the Iron-Tailed, a Dragoon of Burmecia, was
Freya's beau once upon a time, before he left on
adventures. Freya didn't hear from him for a long time, but
when she finally saw him again, all of his memories had
been erased. She still yearns for him, though...
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- Freya Crescent [HERO]
- A noble Dragoon of Burmecia. Freya was Zidane's
neighbour for a while in Lindblum, and meets him there
again, when the news of Alexandria's raid on Burmecia is
exposed and they decide to travel together. She searches
far and wide for her boyfriend, Sir Fratley the
Iron-Tailed, only to find him... and discover he remembers
nothing about her. She stands by her friends, though, and
her battle prowess belies her strange appearance. (See also
Jobs:Dragoon)
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- Garland [VILLAIN]
- He was created by the rulers of Terra to watch over
them during their soul-sleep. He watches over the Genomes
and decides who gets souls and when. He schemes and plans
from his crazy castle of souls, Pandemonium, about the
takeover of Gaia, the host planet for Terra. Ultimately, as
he expected, his most unstable project, Kuja, overthrows
him.
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- Garnet Til Alexandros XVII
- See Dagger.
- Genero
- One of the three Nero brothers. He has a kind of
dog-head and claw grips, and apparently says everything
with an exclamation mark.
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- Gilgamesh
- See Alleyway
Jack.
- Hilda
- Cid's wife, who's also a sorceress. When she discovered
his unfaithfulness to her, she turned him into an oglop,
stole his airship, the Hilda Garde, and left. She was later
captured by Kuja and imprisoned in Mount Gulug. She's
willing to let bygones be bygones, though...
eventually.
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- Kuja [VILLAIN]
- A Genome from Terra, who was born with a fierce will,
amazing power, and a huge ego. Garland imbued him with a
soul and sent him to Gaia to wreak havoc and cause wars
using his Mist-powered Black Mages. However, Kuja disdains
his origins (even hiding his tail) and aims to overthrow
Garland and those who would stand against him. He first
tries hijacking the eidolons, and when that fails he turns
to Garland's Invincible airship and its wellspring of
Gaia's souls, to cause Kuja's Trance, resulting in
incredible power. However, the shocker Garland throws Kuja
regarding his imminent demise drives him over the edge and
he resolves that nothing in the world should survive
without him. Kuja has some of the crazed theatricality of
Kefka and the debonaire charm of Sephiroth, but pays homage
to neither.
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- Lani
- A well-proportioned bounty hunter hired by Queen Brahne
to get Dagger's crystal shard from her.  Lani chases them as far as Madain Sari, but is
outsmarted and outgunned by Amarant and Zidane. She ends up
staying with the moogles in Madain Sari while Gaia's crisis
rages.
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- Lowell Bridges
- An unbelivably haughty and somehow popular theater
actor living in Lindblum. He ends up in Ruby's theater in
Alexandria, but makes everyone want to kill him with his
incessive blathering about himself.
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- Marcus
- Blank's older brother and a member of Tantalus. Like
Blank, he uses swords and can steal from enemies. He has a
gruff personality, but a noble heart, and never abandons
his friends. He temporarily joins up with Steiner and
Dagger to search for the Supersoft to cure his brother from
petrification.
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- Mene
- The moogle who runs the Chocobo Hot and Cold game, and
who wants to get into the Chocobo Paradise someday. Too bad
it's only for chocobos...
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- Mikoto
- The only Genome, besides Zidane and Kuja, who was given
a soul by Garland. Unlike them, she has no fire in her
voice or mood; the best she can do is free choice, but even
in that department she is loyal to Garland and the leaders
of Terra. Zidane shows her a whole other option, though,
and she's initially overwhelmed by the possibilities.
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- Mog
- Eiko's little moogle friend can shrink and hide in her
bag to protect her. Mog is actually an eidolon named Madeen
who allows Eiko to call him after a shocking experience
with Kuja... (See also Summon:Madeen)
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- Morrid
- An old man who lives in the Observatory Mountain, and
who loves coffee. Grandfather of Slai, the girl from the
bar/pharmacy.
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- Necron [VILLAIN]
- (Aliases: Necron (NA), Eternal Darkness (JP))
The original destroyer, who's convinced that all life
desires nothingness. His convictions become complete after
viewing Kuja's demented actions. Zidane manages to dispel
his beliefs by sending back to wherever the hell he came
from. In Japan, he is called "Necrosis" or "Eternal
Darkness" and was not in the game's original plans. Since
the main theme of FF9 is living, Necron appears as the
negation of that, giving the characters (and player) a
chance to think about what it really means to live.
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- Puck
- The Crown Prince of Burmecia ran off years ago to fend
for himself, becoming a real rat-boy. When we first see him
he prowls the alleys of Alexandria, and enlists Vivi to
catch a glimpse of the play being staged. We don't see much
of him, and neither does his father the king, although he
wishes it were otherwise.
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- Quale
- Quina's master and pupil of Quan. He becomes angry at
Quan, who disdains the ancient gourmand techniques for
radical ideas, including being able to *think* tastes.
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- Quan
- A Qu, the master of Quale. He was the one who adopted
Vivi when he found him outside his cave near Treno. Vivi
began to teach him that merely eating everything perhaps
wasn't the best way to become a true gourmand...
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- Quina Quen [HERO]
- An unlikely hero if there ever was one. Quina has a
huge, lolling tongue, a cook's hat and apron, and an
indeterminate gender. S/he, like most Qu, lives for food
and tags along with Zidane to learn of new and interesting
cuisine (by the order of his/her master, Quale). Like most
Qu, s/he talks in pidgin English. S/he can learn blue magic
from the enemies s/he eats during battle. His/her all-time
favorite food, however, is frogs. S/he uses forks during
battle. (See also Jobs:Blue Mage)
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- Ruby
- The only female member of Tantalus places more emphasis
on the theater than the thievery aspect. She eventually
leaves to start her own mini-theater in Alexandria. She was
slated to play the part of Cornelia in the play "I Want To
Be Your Canary" before being upstaged by Dagger. She talks
with a southern twang, but somehow manages to speak
Victorian English in the play.
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- Sarah
- See Dagger.
- Steiner, Adelbert [HERO]
- Dagger's unbelievably loyal knight (head of the Knights
of Pluto), he sticks by her side through thick and thin.
However, his idea of what's good for her doesn't always
agree with her idea. Zidane's good-natured intervention
drives him crazy, and it takes him an inordinate amount of
time to admit that Zidane's more than just a thief and a
criminal. As some of his beliefs come crashing down during
the story, his resolve begins to weaken. A side point of
that is his hidden and growing feelings for Beatrix. (See
also Jobs:Magic
Knight)
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- Stella, Queen
- A duck (?) living in Treno, who collects rare
Stellazio. She pays good money for them, too.
 He travels from place to place, selling rare
items in value-packs.

They're the ones who cast the eidolon-sucking spell with
Dagger and (later) Eiko. Like all RPG twins, they join to
make a two-headed boss. Thorn is the red-colored one who
mangles his sentences.
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- Tot, Dr.
- Dagger's tutor from when she was a child now resides in
Treno. He has a comical look (nerdy, as Eiko accurately
pegs him) and an educated viewpoint, and he is devoted to
the princess. He's a wellspring of knowledge of all
kinds.
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- Vivi Orunitia [HERO]
- (Aliases: Vivi Orunitia (NA), Vivi Ornitier (NA
manual, Kingdom Hearts 2)) One of Kuja's prototype
Black Mages, who "malfunctioned" and began to think for
himself. He was adopted by Quan, a Qu living near Treno,
and fell in with Zidane completely by accident. He's still
a child, both in size and outlook, and the constant doubts
and soul-searching he entertains seem somehow out-of-place.
His plight never fails to touch anyone, though, even the
hard-knocking Zidane. His black magic can be devastating in
battle. (See also Ex-Crossovers:Kingdom Hearts 2,
Jobs:Black Mage)
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- Zenero
- One of the three Nero brothers, members of Tantalus. He
has a kind of dog-head and claw grips, and apparently says
everything with an exclamation mark.
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- Zidane Tribal [HERO]
- Zidane is a Genome from Terra (with a tail), who was
imbued with a soul by Garland and sent to Gaia to finish
the job Kuja was given. Unlike Kuja, however, Zidane has a
good heart. He ended up being adopted by Baku and becoming
a member of the Tantalus troupe. The thing first on his
mind in any situation is wooing the opposite sex. Although
he falls for Dagger as soon as he sees her (then again, he
does that for any girl), it takes her a little longer to
accept him. He uses paired daggers or a swallowtail (bladed
polearm) in battle, and can steal from enemies. (See also
Jobs:Thief)
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- Zorn
- One of Brahne's two unspeakably annoying jester
sidekicks, who later side with Kuja when he beats Brahne.
They're the ones who cast the eidolon-sucking spell with
Dagger and (later) Eiko. Like all RPG twins, they join to
make a two-headed boss. Zorn is the blue-colored one who
speaks in normal sentences.
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| 74 | Samruddhi Sandeep Sagvekar | Konkan Gyanpeeth College Of Engineering |
| 75 | Ajay Subhash Sawant | Lokmanya Tilak COllege of Engineering |
| 76 | Ketan Vasant Suroshe | Lokmanya Tilak college of engineering |
| 77 | Sapana Chinchali | LOKMANYA TILAK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING |
| 78 | Khizar Ansari | Lokmanya Tilak College of Engineering |
| 79 | Hitesh Vimlesh Gupta | Lokmanya Tilak College of Engineering |
| 80 | Sumayata Sahu | Lokmanya Tilak College of Engineering |
| 81 | Ambekar Nikhil Krishna | Lokmanya Tilak College of Engineering |
| 82 | Shivangi Gautam | Lokmanya Tilak College of Engineering |
| 83 | Harshada Dahake | Lokmanya Tilak College of engineering |
| 84 | Suraj Sanjay Shinde | Lokmanya Tilak College of Engineering, Koparkhairane |
| 85 | Rahul Bipin Surte | M. H. Saboo Siddik College of Engineering |
| 86 | Saquib Ahmed Momin Murtuza | M.H SABOO SIDDIK COE |
| 87 | Altamash Akram Qazi | M.H Saboo Siddik College of Engineering |
| 88 | Siddique Mohammad Asim | M.H SABOO SIDDIK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING |
| 89 | Taniya Majid Fansupkar | M.H Saboo Siddik College Of Engineering |
| 90 | Vasim Khan | M.H. Saboo Siddik College of Engineering |
| 91 | Ansari Sabah Shakil Ahmed | M.H. Saboo Siddik College of Engineering |
| 92 | Siddesh Sanjay Koilkar | M.H.SABOO SIDDIK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING |
| 93 | Taher Kutarwadli | M.H.Saboo Siddik College of Engineering |
| 94 | Tanvi Rajendra Bagul | Mahatma Gandhi Mission's college of Engineering and Technology,Kamothe,Navi Mumbai-410 209 |
| 95 | Mohammad Hasnain Rajan | MCT's Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology |
| 96 | Prashant Samjay Patil | MGMCET |
| 97 | Mahesh Bhaskar Myana | MGM's College of Engineering and Technology |
| 98 | Rasika Jayprakash Thakur | MUMBAI UNIVERSITY |
| 99 | Aakash Mishra | Mumbai University |
| 100 | Aditi | Mumbai university |
| 101 | Kanchan Ravindra Jha | MUMBAI UNIVERSITY |
| 102 | Saish Sawant | Mumbai University |
| 103 | Pranay Talekar | Mumbai University |
| 104 | Ujwal Satish Kawre | pillai college of Engineering |
| 105 | Aparna Ashok Kumar | Pillai College of Engineering |
| 106 | Abhishek Dhekane | Pillai College of Engineering |
| 107 | Clement Fernandes | Pillai College of Engineering |
| 108 | Asmita Shetty | Pillai College of Engineering |
| 109 | Nandhini Lakshmanaperumal | Pillai College of Engineering |
| 110 | Pranali Prashant Pashte | Pillai College of Engineering |
| 111 | Vishnu Balakrishnan Nair | Pillai College of Engineering |
| 112 | Mebin Philip | Pillai College of engineering |
| 113 | Salman Salahuddin Mapkar | Pillai College of Engineering |
| 114 | Darshan Dhanaji Maskar | PILLAI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, NEW PANVEL |
| 115 | Paul Jonathan Sambyal | Pillai HOC College of engineering and Technology |
| 116 | Bhavya Shah | Pillai HOC College Of Engineering And Technology, Rasayani |
| 117 | Rahul Raghunath Khane | Pillai HOC College of Engineering and Technology,Rasayani |
| 118 | Bhavna Shivdas Shinde | Pillai HOC College of Engineering and Technology,rasayni |
| 119 | Rakshasorte | pillaicollegeofengineering,panvel |
| 120 | Shaikh Aadil S Mohmed | R.N.G. Patel Institute Of Technology |
| 121 | Rohit Shrirang Jadhav | RAIT |
| 122 | Parth Shinde | Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology |
| 123 | Kishan Rajesh Tripathi | Rajiv Gandhi Institute of technology |
| 124 | Dakshata Lahu Naik | RAMRAO ADIK INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY |
| 125 | Samidha Prabhakar Mhatre | Ramrao Adik Institute Of Technology |
| 126 | Aditya Shrinivas Kyatham | Ramrao Adik Institute of Technology |
| 127 | Pooja Dattatray Shinde | ramrao adik institute of technology |
| 128 | Sagar Ramesh Pardeshi | Ramrao Adik Institute of Technology |
| 129 | Arbaaz Ayub Makandar | Ramrao Adik Institute of Technology |
| 130 | Preeti Satyawan Naik | Ramrao Adik Institute Of Technology |
| 131 | Prakhar Ramesh Pandey | RAMRAO ADIK INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY |
| 132 | Bhatt Jinita Monika | Ramrao Adik Institute of Technology |
| 133 | Juveria Moahmmed Rafique Welder | Rizvi College of Engineering |
| 134 | Zainul Abedin Shaikh | Rizvi College of Engineering |
| 135 | Rehan Razamauriff Memon | Rizvi College of Engineering |
| 136 | Husain Juzer Bootwala | Rizvi College of Engineering |
| 137 | Shweta Ravindra Bhoi | Sandip Institute of Technology and Research Centre |
| 138 | Ruchi Pravin Jain | Saraswati college of engineering |
| 139 | Suraj Indreah Maurya | Saraswati college of engineering |
| 140 | Ria Vijay Nagaonkar | Saraswati College of Engineering |
| 141 | Rahul Rajendra Waghmare | Saraswati college of Engineering |
| 142 | Gajanan Maruti Ardalkar | Saraswati college of Engineering, Kharghar |
| 143 | Komal Prakashchandra Patra | Saraswati college of Engineering,Kharghar |
| 144 | Abhay Pawan Gupta | Saraswati college Of Engineering,Kharghar |
| 145 | Purtee Bhise | Shah & Anchor Kutchhi Engineering College |
| 146 | Disha Gajanan Dahake | Shah and Anchor Kutchhi Engineering College |
| 147 | Ankita Ashish Shitole | SHAH AND ANCHOR KUTCHHI ENGINEERING COLLEGE |
| 148 | Pranjal Bhat | Shah and Anchor Kutchhi Engineering College |
| 149 | Aditya Anil Shukla | Shivajirao S Jondhale College Of Engineering |
| 150 | Aaditya Kasibhotla | Shivajirao S Jondhale College Of Engineering |
| 151 | Prasad Dattaram Sanas | Shivajirao S Jondhale College of Engineering |
| 152 | Shristi Singh | shivajirao s jondhale college of engineering |
| 153 | Saurabh | Shivajirao.S Jhondhale college of Engineering |
| 154 | Singh Atul Nagendra Pratap | Shree L.r.tiwari college of engineeering |
| 155 | Singh Riti Vinodkumar | SHREE L.RB TIWARI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING |
| 156 | Krishna Gupta | Shree LR Tiwari College of Engineering |
| 157 | Jayesh Choudhary | Shree LR Tiwari College Of Engineering |
| 158 | Yash Ameet Kokane | SIES Graduate School of Technology |
| 159 | Kush Shah | Sies graduate school of technology |
| 160 | Kokila Thanaselvam Nadar | SIES GRADUATE SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY |
| 161 | Jnanavi Gowda | SIES Graduate School of Technology |
| 162 | Kavya Nathan | Sies Graduate School of Technology |
| 163 | Mahalakshmi Chellappan | Sies Graduate School Of Technology |
| 164 | Roshan Sadashiv Shetty | SIES GST |
| 165 | Sashank Kashyap | SIES GST NERUL |
| 166 | Sakarwala Zuzer Zahid | SIGCE |
| 167 | Divyesh C. Govekar | Smt. Indira Gandhi College of Engineering |
| 168 | Akash Upendra Prajapati | Smt. Indira Gandhi College Of Engineering |
| 169 | Akanksha Danbahadur Yadav | SNDT Women's University |
| 170 | Nikhil Mishra | ST FRANCIS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY |
| 171 | Shivani Milind Thakur | St John College of Engineering and Management |
| 172 | Pawan Sudhir Karkal | St. Francis Institute of Technology |
| 173 | Snehal Ravindra Dalvi | ST. JOHN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING |
| 174 | Mukesh Saligram Paliwal | St. john college of engineering and management |
| 175 | Rohit Pandey | St. John College of Engineering and Management |
| 176 | Monika Dilip Patil | St. John College of Engineering and Management |
| 177 | Revati Suresh Warang | St. John College of Engineering and Management |
| 178 | Meghna Pembharthi | ST.FRANCIS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY |
| 179 | Sresht Chavan | St.Francis Institute of Technology |
| 180 | Sayli Talawadekar | St.Francis Institute Of Technology |
| 181 | Singh Ankita Kumari Dharmrajprasad | St.John College of Engineering And Management |
| 182 | Tarun Goud | Symbisosis University of Applied Sciences |
| 183 | Suyash Saxena | Terna Engineering College |
| 184 | Deevanshu Kishor Khatri | Thadomal Shahani Engineering College |
| 185 | Sonali Choudhary | Thadomal Shahani Engineering College |
| 186 | Rohit Nawani | Thadomal Shahani Engineering College |
| 187 | Pranali Vithal Nalawade | Thakur College of Engineering & Technology |
| 188 | Mukul Suvarna | Thakur College of Engineering and Technology |
| 189 | Jay Bakulesh Mithani | THAKUR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY |
| 190 | Rahul Pradeep Yadav | Thakur College of Engineering and Technology |
| 191 | Rajan Ravindra Jha | Thakur College of Engineering and Technology |
| 192 | Rajan Vijaykumar Singh | Thakur College Of Engineering and Technology |
| 193 | Aman Nailwal | Thakur college of engineering and technology |
| 194 | Sanket Sanjaypratap Singh | Thakur college of Engineering and Technology |
| 195 | Priyank Bharat Dave | Thakur College of Engineering and Technology |
| 196 | Vivek Singh | Thakur College of Engineering and Technology |
| 197 | Prathamesh Vijay More | Theem College of Engineering |
| 198 | Anisa Gilani | Theem college of Engineering |
| 199 | Jainam Dinesh Shah | Universal College of engineeering |
| 200 | Prachi Vijesh Parekh | Universal College Of Engineering |
| 201 | Amar Nandlal Vishwakarma | Universal College Of Engineering |
| 202 | Jay Nimesh Trivedi | Universal College of Engineering |
| 203 | Ganesh Santosh Tawde | Universal College of Engineering |
| 204 | Harsh Majithia | universal college of engineering |
| 205 | Naresh Yenagandula | Universal college of engineering |
| 206 | Shaif Jawed | Universal College Of Engineering |
| 207 | Pankajkumar Purohit | Universal College of Engineering |
| 208 | Divesh Manish Koli | Universal College of Engineering |
| 209 | Priyank Sheth | UNIVERSAL COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING |
| 210 | Aomkar Arvind Jagdale | Universal College of Engineering |
| 211 | Dhawal Bholenath Mishra | Universal College of Engineering |
| 212 | Albin Paulson Kuruthukulangara | University of Mumbai |
| 213 | Soham Santosh Kubal | University of Mumbai |
| 214 | Momin Ayesha Mohd Iqbal | Usha Mittal Institute Of Technology |
| 215 | Kajal Kailas Chavan | Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute Matunga |
| 216 | Muskan Jetha Khatri | VESIT |
| 217 | Mrunal Prakash Tambat | VESIT |
| 218 | Hatim Shabbir Patrawala | Vidyalankar Institute of Technology |
| 219 | Ajay Babaji Lanke | Vidyalankar Institute Of Technology |
| 220 | Vrushabh Vikas Patil | Vidyalankar Institute Of Technology |
| 221 | Shubham Ravindra Dasarwar | Vidyalankar Institute of Technology |
| 222 | Atharva Milind Joshi | Vidyalankar Institute of Technology |
| 223 | Snehal Subhash Bodekar | Vidyalankar Institute of technology |
| 224 | Janhavi Ashish Paste | VIDYALANKAR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY |
| 225 | Hrishikesh Kulkarni | Vidyalankar Institute Of Technology |
| 226 | Babli Gupta | Vidyalankar Institute Of Technology |
| 227 | Vaishnavi Aswale | Vidyalankar Institute of Technology |
| 228 | Vishal Nanda Kamtam | Vidyalankar Institute of Technology |
| 229 | Amrita Raj | Vidyalankar Institute of Technology |
| 230 | Pallavi Ramesh Kalambate | Vidyalankar Institute of Technology |
| 231 | Shruti Khetade | Vidyalankar Institute of Technology |
| 232 | Prasanna Thirupathi Mandapalli | Vidyalankar Institute of Technology |
| 233 | Adarsh Gopi Kizhakoodan | Vidyalankar Institute of Technology |
| 234 | Kirti Suresh Khairnar | Vidyalankar Institute of Technology |
| 235 | Shweta Dattaram Pawar | Vidyalankar Institute of Technology |
| 236 | Prajakta Shantaram Arote | Vidyalankar Institute of Technology |
| 237 | Tushar Mistry | Vidyavardhini College of Engg. and Technology |
| 238 | Jenil Amrish Shah | Vidyavardhini college of engineering and Technology |
| 239 | Karthik Shetty | Vidyavardhini's College Of Engineering & Technology |
| 240 | Garvit Garg | Vidyavardhini's College of Engineering and Technology |
| 241 | Swapneel Vaidya | Vidyavardhini's College of Engineering and Technology |
| 242 | Prajakta Rajkumar Meshram | Vidyavardhini's College of Engineering and Technology |
| 243 | Siddhesh Ashok Sawant | Vishwaniketan's iMEET |
| 244 | Ritendrapratapsingh J Rajput | Vishwaniketan's iMEET |
| 245 | Mohitkumar Jayprakash Gupta | Viva Institute of Technology |
| 246 | Harsh Pankaj Marthak | VIVA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY |
| 247 | Seema Prakashlal Vidhrani | Vivekanand Education Society Institute of technology |
| 248 | Mayur Raju Thikare | VIVEKANAND EDUCATION SOCIETY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, CHEMBUR |
| 249 | Dakshita Damodar Vanga | Watumull Institute |
| 250 | Sahu Ashish Kumar Shyam Sunder | Watumull Institute |
| 251 | Kunal Rajesh Acharya | Watumull Institute of Electronics Engineering and Computer Technology |
| 252 | Sagar Santosh Adulkar | Watumull Institute of Electronics Engineering and Computer Technology |
| 253 | Paras Avinash Kadam | Watumull Institute of Electronics Engineering and Computer Technology |
| 254 | Sneha Subhash Chitale | watumull institute of electronincs engineering and computer technology |
| 255 | Pritee Mahadev Kamthe | Yadvarao Tasgoankar college of engineering and managment |


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Let me bring you up to speed. My name is Wayne Campbell. I live in Aurora, Illinois, which is a suburb of Chicago — excellent. I've had plenty of joe-jobs, nothing I'd call a career. Let me put it this way: I have an extensive collection of nametags and hairnets. OK, so I still live with my parents, which I admit is both bogus and sad. However I do have a cable access show — and I still know how to party.
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Google Chrome Portable-Specific Issues
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Known Issues
- The built-in update feature in Google Chrome will not function.
- Google Chrome Portable and local Chrome may not work simultaneously unless they are both the same exact version. This cannot be fixed with the current way Google Chrome's update system works.
- Google Chrome does not appear to run properly under some unofficial minimalistic Windows distributions. Only official RTM builds of Windows from Microsoft are supported.
- Currently, Java plugins will not integrate with Java Portable, but will only be able to use a locally installed Java. A future release of Java Portable or the PortableApps.com Platform may add the ability for Java Portable to work in Google Chrome Portable.
- When opting in to Portable Passwords (see GooglechromePortable.ini), a malicious individual will be able to determine the length of your passwords.
Using an arbitrary version of Chrome, Chromium, or Iron
There are a few ways you can set up Google Chrome Portable to use a different version of Chrome or variants. First you must install Google Chrome Portable. Then you can remove the existing version of Chrome from App\Chrome-bin and replace it.
If your final program executable name is not App\Chrome-bin\chrome.exe you can use a GoogleChromePortable.ini file to have the launcher launch a different file. See the file in Other\Source for more info, you can use it as a template in the same directory as the launcher.
The following methods have been known to work for installing an arbitrary Chrome:
- Copy a local Chrome installation
Press Win+R to open the Run dialog. On XP and below type:
%USERPROFILE%\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\Application
On Vista and above you type:
%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application
And click OK. This is the Google Chrome application directory. There are two ways to copy the files:
- Open the directory corresponding with the version number you want to copy, and then the Installer directory inside that. If you extract the Chrome.7z file you find therein into your App folder it will create a Chrome-bin directory and populate it with the proper files.
OR
- Copy the entire directory you are in. You will want to exclude the following files:
- old_chrome.exe
- Any version number directory other than the newest (chrome.exe will only work with the newest).
- The Installer directory inside the version number directory.
All the files and directories go into App\Chrome-bin.
- Open the directory corresponding with the version number you want to copy, and then the Installer directory inside that. If you extract the Chrome.7z file you find therein into your App folder it will create a Chrome-bin directory and populate it with the proper files.
- Download an arbitrary version installer
This url will download any Chrome version you want, provided it's still on the server (old versions seem to be removed periodically):
http://dl.google.com/chrome/install/<X>.<Y>/chrome_installer.exe
Replace <X> and <Y> with the third and fourth numbers from the version. Example: <IP_ADDRESS> has a download url of http://dl.google.com/chrome/install/197.11/chrome_installer.exe
Do not run this installer as it will silently update your local Chrome! Instead unpack it with an archiver program (7-zip works) and you will end up with a single .7z file. Extract this file into App and it will create the Chrome-bin file and populate it with the proper files.
Installing plugins
If you wish to have portable plugins, be aware that many plugins are linked to locally installed programs and will not function correctly in a portable environment. When testing plugins be sure to test them on a system that does not have the plugin installed locally.
Note that if a system has plugins installed locally for Firefox or Chrome, your portable Google Chrome should find and use them automatically.
Since verison 5.0 Chrome includes a built-in Flash player so no Flash plugin is needed.
Starting with 6.0 (currently only in the Dev channel) Chrome will have a PDF plugin capable of rendering PDF files. No PDF plugin will be needed externally.
To install a plugin, first you need to find the location of a locally installed plugin. Run a local Firefox or Chrome and navigate to about:plugins. In Chrome, click "Details" on the right.
You should now see each plugin's details including the file path.
If you open the folder up and copy any relevant looking files to Google Chrome Portable\App\Chrome-bin\plugins (you'll have to create the plugins folder) it should work if the plugin supports being used this way.
You can open about:plugins in Google Chrome Portable to verify which plugins are being loaded and used. Again be sure to test the plugin on a computer without that plugin installed locally!
Removing unneeded components
NOTE: This section is out of date. Be sure to keep backups in case your removals break something you want. Test thoroughly.
Chrome ships with a few features that can be safely removed:
To remove languages, open the App\Chrome-bin\<version number>\Locales directory, and remove any language file you do not need. en-US.dll is US English and may be the only one you want.
To remove DOM Inspector, remove the App\Chrome-bin\<version number>\Resources\Inspector directory. DOM Inspector will still be available within Chrome as an option but will not function (the popup window will have an error message).
To remove packaged Web Apps (GMail, Calendar, Docs) remove the appropriate directories from App\Chrome-bin\<version number>\Resources. Probably not worth it since they're mostly just a few icons.
In addition if you installed a custom Chrome version by hand keep in mind that the App\Chrome-bin\<version number>\Installer directory is not needed and should be removed. Normal Chrome only seems to keep it around for uninstallation purposes.
You can also experiment with removing App\Chrome-bin\<version number>\gears.dll to remove Google Gears support but I don't know if that will work or not. :) Same with gcswf32.dll and pdf.dll for the internal flash and PDF plugins.
wow_helper.exe is used for 64-bit support for the sandbox and if you don't intend to run on 64-bit you don't need it. It is not installed on 32-bit machines by the Chrome installer. There are also nacl64.* files which are probably 64-bit Native Client plugin stuff.
Enabling Chrome's First Run dialog
You can trigger the first run dialog in Google Chrome to import bookmarks from the local machine by deleting App\Chrome-bin\First Run and then running Google Chrome Portable. Note that it works even if you have a profile, but I don't know if it'll preserve or wipe out your bookmarks when it imports, so be careful!
Compressing with UPX
Though PAF has allowed the installer for Google Chrome Portable to be simplified, a downside is that UPX cannot be used to automatically compress the downloaded Chrome files. You can compress some of them by hand if you wish.
Do not compress the following files:
- avcodec*.dll - Random crashes with <video>/<audio>. UPX detects errors when you try to decompress.
- chrome.exe - Tabs no longer show content.
- chrome.dll - Not supported by UPX.
- wow_helper.exe, nacl64.dll, nacl64.exe - 64-bit binaries not supported by UPX.
- Locale DLLs - Chrome starts up with no text, pops up a blank dialog, and crashes.
The following files CAN be compressed without breaking Chrome:
- avformat*.dll
- avutil*.dll
- chrome_launcher.exe
- d3dcompiler*.dll
- d3dx9*.dll
- gcswf32.dll
- gears.dll
- icudt*.dll
- libegl.dll
- libglesv2.dll
- npchrome_frame.dll (Compacts in Chrome 6, not in Chrome 7)
- pdf.dll
New versions of Chrome may add more binaries, be sure to test Chrome thoroughly if you compress any of them.
Copying a local profile
Press Win+R to open the Run dialog. On XP and below type:
%USERPROFILE%\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\User Data
On Vista and above you type:
%LOCALAPPDATA%\Google\Chrome\User Data
This is your profile dir and should be copied to Data\profile. If you did it right you will end up with a Default directory and a Local State file in Data\profile. You may also have a few more files and folders depending on your profile settings.
You should exempt Default\Cache and Default\Media Cache from the copy. You may also want to trim your profile down a bit regularly, in particular the History Index files can get large. You should use the in-Chrome options for purging old data, or if you know how, vaccuum the SQLLite databases in your profile. Note that removing the Thumbnails file may seem like a good idea but then your icons on your bookmarks will be gone.
You can further reduce the profile size by disabling malware and phishing protection in Chrome and then removing the Safe Browsing files from the profile.
In the end it may be prudent to simply export your bookmarks from Chrome and then re-import them in a fresh profile to keep file sizes down.
Cleaning up in case of a launcher crash
If the GoogleChromePortable process does not exit normally, it will leave some bits and pieces that need to be cleaned up, as most portable launchers will:
- HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Google\Update\Clients\{8A69D345-D564-463c-AFF1-A69D9E530F96}\pv will be set to the Portable Chrome version. If the local Chrome is a different version this value will need to be adjusted to match. If there is no local Chrome the entire key should be deleted.
- HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Google\Update\Clients\{4ea16ac7-fd5a-47c3-875b-dbf4a2008c20}\pv will be set to the Portable Chrome version. If the local Chrome CANARY is a different version this value will need to be adjusted to match. If there is no local Chrome CANARY the entire key should be deleted.
- HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Google\Update\ClientState\{8A69D345-D564-463c-AFF1-A69D9E530F96} should be deleted if Chrome is not installed locally.
- HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Google\Update\ClientState\{4ea16ac7-fd5a-47c3-875b-dbf4a2008c20} should be deleted if Chrome CANARY is not installed locally.
- HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Google\Rlz should be deleted.
- If there is no local Chrome HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Applications\chrome.exe, HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.htm\OpenWithList\chrome.exe, and HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.html\OpenWithList\chrome.exe should all be deleted. Otherwise HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Applications\chrome.exe\shell\open\command should be set to the location of the local chrome using the following templates.
For XP:
"C:\Documents and Settings\<Username>\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" -- "%1"
Vista and 7:
"C:\Users\<Username>\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" -- "%1"
Chrome overwrites this value with it's own location when run portably so the launcher will restore it on close.
- Make sure there is no Data\settings\GoogleChromePortableShuttingDown and delete it if it exists.
- %TEMP%\GoogleChromePortable\profile should be copied back to Data\profile to avoid losing any profile data changed last session, if copying the profile locally was on. %TEMP%\GoogleChromePortable\profile\Default\Cache should be excluded if it exists.
- %TEMP%\GoogleChromePortable\rlz.reg should be merged into the registry if it exists.
- %TEMP%\GoogleChromePortable should be deleted.
Command line options
Google Chrome has some experimental features which require command line parameters to activate. Some others are for diagnostic purposes. You can enable these by copying GoogleChromePortable\Other\Source\GoogleChromePortable.ini to GoogleChromePortable\ and adding the parameters to the AdditionalParameters field. For example:
[GoogleChromePortable] AdditionalParameters=--disable-extensions --enable-webgl
This disables extension support in Chrome and enables experimental WebGL support.
Changelog
<IP_ADDRESS>
- 7.0.517.44 Stable, 8.0.552.200 Beta, 9.0.576.0 Dev/Canary
- Updated to PA.c Installer 2.0.6.
- Merged in Language files from John's latest GCP installer builds.
- Renamed Test to Beta to match John's builds.
- Tweaked Canary online installer's download url (I may have been explictly selecting a download mirror).
- Regenerated DefaultData for each Chrome version... previously Dev would have DefaultData from a Stable Chrome etc so it would have to import the old profile causing some glitches (most notably missing thumbnails).
- Fixed Portable Passwords (Chrome moved its password storage).
<IP_ADDRESS>
- 6.0.472.55 Stable/Beta, 7.0.517.0 Dev, and introducing 7.0.521.0 Canary
- Now Chrome is run in Chrome-SxS mode, which deactivates the "Set as default browser" feature to make it more portable-friendly. As a side effect the about dialog will always say "canary" and the window icon will be the Chrome Canary icon. To turn this off, comment out the CHROMESXSMODE define in the launcher NSI and recompile.
- Tweaked and updated help.
- Updated to PA.c Installer 2.0.3.
- Added support for PortableApps.com AppCompactor (Chrome should work now if you use it).
- Fixed thumbnails not showing up on the very first new tab page with a new profile.
<IP_ADDRESS>
- 5.0.375.99 Stable, 5.0.375.86 Beta, 6.0.458.1 Dev
- Tweaked some help wording, added section on plugins.
- Updated to PA.c Installer 2.0.2.
<IP_ADDRESS>
- 5.0.375.55 Stable/Beta, 6.0.408.1 Dev
<IP_ADDRESS>
- <IP_ADDRESS>5 Stable, 5.0.342.9 Beta, 5.0.375.9 Dev
<IP_ADDRESS>
- Updated Dev to 4.0.302.3 and Stable/Beta to <IP_ADDRESS>.
- Updated "Google Chrome, Portable Edition" reference to "Google Chrome Portable".
- Updated to PA.c Installer 1.0.2.
<IP_ADDRESS>
- Updated Dev to 4.0.266.0 and Beta to <IP_ADDRESS>. Google Chrome Extension gallery is live!
- Installer now shows the version of Chrome being downloaded.
- Updated the sample INI with some new notes.
- msvcr100.dll beta 2 is no longer required by the NSIS plugin. 200kb has been shaved off the launcher.
- Changes to Portable Passwords to improve security and prevent possible vulnerabilities. If you were previously using Portable Passwords you will need to import your passwords to Chrome before updating, see the sample INI for notes on how to keep your saved passwords.
- Fixed bug in NSIS plugin where memory was freed twice (oops).
- Added EncryptPortablePasswords switch to INI, so you can choose to store saved passwords in plaintext. This may be useful if you already use an encryption solution such as TrueCrupt to protect your PortableApps and have no need for additional protection. This is also removes the need for a master password.
- Installer window no longer shows. DialogEx is used instead for the master password prompt.
- Tidied up some things in the launcher code (all language strings are in the appropriate NSH now).
- Updated to PA.c Installer 1.0.1.
<IP_ADDRESS>
- Updated Dev to <IP_ADDRESS>
- Merged with John's recommended changes to the launcher/installer.
- Updated to PAF 1.0
- Fixed some details in the docs. 4.0 beta doesn't have extension support at all.
- Fixed network paths not working with the theme path fixer. Note that running from a network folder is not supported. If you encounter problems, try mapping a drive letter to the folder and running GCP from there.
- exclude.txt has been removed from Source since it is no longer needed.
- Local Chrome will no longer lose track of its profile if "User Data" was set up as an NTFS junction.
- Passwords can now be preserved accross user accounts and computers by setting PortablePasswords to true in GoogleChromePortable.ini. You will need to provide a master password as an alternative to Chrome's built-in encryption to keep your passwords safe. See GoogleChromePortable.ini for more details.
<IP_ADDRESS>
- Updated Stable to <IP_ADDRESS> and Dev to <IP_ADDRESS>
- Fixed launcher compile warnings.
- Splash screen can now be removed from the launcher by commenting out an !define.
- It was possible that, if a problem occurred restoring the local RLZ registry key, the portable RLZ data would not be wiped. The portable RLZ data is now always wiped.
- Updated docs to reflect that the 4.0 beta does not have extensions enabled by default and needs the command line switch.
<IP_ADDRESS>
- Updated Stable to <IP_ADDRESS>, Beta to <IP_ADDRESS>, Dev to <IP_ADDRESS>
- Using new versions based on launcher versions rather than Google Chrome versions.
- Default locations for Beta and Dev builds changed to "GoogleChromePortableTest" and "GoogleChromePortableDev" to fit with PAF.
- Fixed bug where themes would stop working when GCP's path or drive letter changed.
- Added support for PortableApps.com Menu language selection. Set UsePAMLanguage to false in the INI to use the user-selected language in Chrome instead.
- On request of PA community, did more agressive cleanup of registry keys and directories left behind after quitting.
- Backup and restore local Chrome's unique identifier information used for collecting usage data.
- Updated launcher crash cleanup guide.
<IP_ADDRESS> R2
- Removed nsexec plugin and used CopyFiles instead.
<IP_ADDRESS>
- Quick update with a new dev build.
<IP_ADDRESS>
- Merged John Haller's changes into my own source.
- Fixed help links to point to Google Chrome Portable page.
- Pinned PortableApps.com to the new tab page for new profiles.
- Removed "don't set as default browser" release note since we use DefaultData now.
- Chrome occasionally spits out a debug.log in the Chrome-bin folder. This is now cleaned up on close.
- Fixed bug where RunLocally was forced to true.
- Fixed bug where RunLocally would not copy some theme images back on close, causing theming problems.
<IP_ADDRESS> R2
- Fixed sample INI file inaccuracy.
<IP_ADDRESS>
- Help files were not properly synced between the three releases.
- Removed Java Portable support as per John Haller's request.
- Due to security concerns the automatic plugin import is disabled, but it can be reenabled (see Other\Source\GoogleChromePortable.ini for details). However without the Java Portable support, it will only be able to utilize a locally installed Java. The security risk lies from the plugin possibly using an outdated, exploitable Java installed locally.
- Replaced tagline with one from a catchy Google Chrome Japan commercial I like.
- I keep calling "Java Portable" "Portable Java". Maybe I subconsciously like the old naming sceme? Regardless, fixed.
- Fixed GoogleChromePortable.ini being ignored.
- Updated list of compressable DLLs.
- Added help topics on experimental features and the switches uses to activate them.
- Minor help changes.
<IP_ADDRESS>
- Attempted to add Java Portable support, but it seems Java will still use a higher-version locally installed Java if it finds one... even if there are no references in the registry to it. If not the Java Portable should be utilized.
- Cleaned up launcher by using LogicLib.
- Eliminated the need for version.txt, version is now detected automatically.
<IP_ADDRESS>
- Replaced Chromium icon with Chrome icon from the Chromium SVN.
- Tweaked code that copies the profile back from %TEMP% to prevent it from copying the new Media Cache.
- Removed a couple files left over from the old installer.
- Added more release notes to help fill in the gaps the old installer used to fill.
<IP_ADDRESS> Development Test 1
- Redid installer to fit PortableApps.com Format. Less options. :'(
- Moved documentation into help file.
<IP_ADDRESS>
- Updated to PortableApps.com Installer 0.91.0
- Added help file modeled (OK so I copied one >_>) after standard PortableApps.com help files
<IP_ADDRESS>
- Uses PortableApps.com Installer 0.90.0 framework
- If the user cancels the download the installer will abort.
<IP_ADDRESS>
- Updated download locations as 162.0 is no longer downloadable.
- You can now opt to not install any Chrome version automatically, if you want to do it yourself. Keep in mind you need to make sure Data\settings\version.txt contains the Google Chrome version installed or else Google Chrome Portable will not work.
- The installer will no longer automatically advance past the installation progress dialog so you can copy any errors that occur for an error report.
<IP_ADDRESS>
- Updated download locations
- Cache will be stored in %TEMP% in 162.0 and up.
<IP_ADDRESS>
- Updated download locations
<IP_ADDRESS>
- Updated hardcoded download locations in installer (if anyone has a better idea, especially an auto-updating static link, let me know).
- Fixed appinfo.ini version info getting out of sync, need to remember to update that. >_>
- Launcher now checks for GoogleChromePortable instead of Chrome running so local Chrome running won't affect how the launcher works.
- Compiling the launcher now requires this plugin.
- INI file reading is now more forgiving of missing entries (it will fall back to defaults for every missing entry).
- RunLocally is now OFF by default for privacy concerns, as passwords and other sensitive information could be recoverable on the local computer you run Google Chrome Portable on if RunLocally is on. Use this GoogleChomePortable.ini in the same directory as GoogleChromePortable.exe to turn it on if you want a performance boost from running the profile off of a faster local hard drive:
[GoogleChromePortable] RunLocally=true
- When RunLocally is true, the launcher will attempt to prevent you from running it when Google Chrome Portable is copying your profile back to your portable drive in the background, which may take some time depending on the speed of your device.
- Bunch of other bug fixes relating to stuff being broken.
<IP_ADDRESS>
- Chrome <IP_ADDRESS> was released into the beta channel. Updated download.
- This installer will now preserve plugins when updating an existing installation.
- Minor typo fix.
<IP_ADDRESS>
- Chrome <IP_ADDRESS> was released into the beta channel. Updated download.
<IP_ADDRESS>
- Fixed misreported version in installer
- Download url updated
- Commented out line that called newadvsplash functions... should have been commented out all along.
<IP_ADDRESS>
- Started keeping this log
- Rewrote some of the installer code to make it cleaner.
- Added ability to download Chrome installer. Due to the way Google organizes the installers, I have to hard-code a specific version.
- Fixed appinfo.ini data.
- Added proper Chromium icon from Chromium.
- Launcher will now, by default, copy the user profile to $TEMP and copy it back when Chrome closes, sans Cache.
- Launcher will now back up and restore the "Open With" keys Google Chrome creates (deleting them if the Portable copy created them).


Solvers are given 9 words and 9 crossword clues. The 9 words are arranged in the shapes of articles of clothing. Each word is a prefix for its category of clothing and describes a specific item in that category. A couple of examples are a CROP TOP or a BULLETPROOF VEST.
Each of the 9 crossword clues takes the shape of a person. Each person can “wear” one of the articles of clothing by overlapping a subset of the letters in the clothing item with letters in the crossword clue.
Combining the category of clothing with the answer to the crossword clue will yield a new word. Indexing into this word with the number in the clue gives the answer DRESS CODE.
| Person Wearing Clothes | Clothing Type | Clothing Category | Crossword Clue | Crossword Clue Answer | Combined Word | Index | Indexed Letter |
PA
NAMA
AG
NI
FICENTCOLOR
TH
AT
IN
SP
IR
EDTA
YL OR
|
PANAMA | HAT | A magnificent color that inspired Taylor. | RED | HATRED | 6 | D |
TOPINEFO RSLOWHUG SANDFEEL AMOROUSL YI STYPICALFOR TH IS PE R S O N |
PINWHEEL | BOW | To pine for slow hugs and feel amorously is typical for this person. | LOVER | BOWL OVER | 8 | R |
BREATHE SIRREGU LARLYAF TERSKIPROPE ORA SPO RTW HER ERU NNI NGI SIN V O L V E D |
KIPPER | TIE | Breathes irregularly after skip rope or a sport where running is involved. | PANTS | PATIENTS | 5 | E |
ALIT TLEF AB RICSCRAP OP TI MA LFOR E V A L UAT ION | CROP | TOP | A little fabric scrap optimal for evaluation. | SWATCH | STOPWATCH | 1 | S |
THISF LATIT EMISU SEDIN S H ABUSHABUALLTHETIM ETOPR OPFOO DOFTH ERA W V A R IE TY |
BULLETPROOF | VEST | This flat item is used in Shabu-shabu all the time to prop food of the raw variety. | TRAY | TRAVESTY | 6 | S |
PER HAP SMA D E ARICHDESSER TBE REF INE LDSUD C R O S E S M O THE RED |
CHESTERFIELD | COAT | Perhaps made a rich dessert be refined sucrose smothered. | SUGARED | SUGARCOATED | 6 | C |
DIREC TIONO FCENT RIFUG A L FORCE F OLL O W EDB Y WRAPA ROUND F R EQUE NTLY |
WRAP AROUND | SKIRT | Direction of centrifugal force, followed by “ward” frequently. | OUT | OUTSKIRT | 1 | O |
TOT
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ASK
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NINTOABAL
LIN
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DLEP OINT
|
KNEE | SOCK | To turn a skein into a ball in order to work needlepoint. | WIND | WINDSOCK | 4 | D |
SWE
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RMO
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TOM
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|
TENNIS | SHOE | Sweet you hold in your mouth to masticate. | GUM | GUMSHOE | 7 | E |


Carnatic Music Notation Typesetter (v1.5 Beta)
The Carnatic Music Notation Typesetter is a web-based application that
allows you to create high quality notation sheets for carnatic music. It can
generate notations in English, and if appropriate fonts are installed on your
computer, it can even generate notation sheets in the following Indic
languages: Sanskrit, Telugu, Tamil and Kannada.
The typesetter application currently is in Beta Release, which means it has
some rough edges, and may not always be stable.
To know more about using the typesetter, please read the manual, and also look at
the examples. To use this program effectively, you need to learn about
how to specify the notation input. The manual explains this in detail,
and the examples are also a great way of learning how to specify Carnatic
Music notations.
About the Author: The author of the typesetter application is
arunk, who loves carnatic music and blabbers a lot on online carnatic
music forums. He would love to hear your feedback on it. At this point,
he is looking for people to put the typesetter to good use, so that all
the bugs can be identified and fixed, all the rough edges can be smoothed out.
So please feel free to send him input to arunk_ plus the number fifteen at
yahoo dot com.


Individual form controls automatically receive some global styling. All textual <input>, <textarea>, and <select> elements with .form-control are set to width: 100%; by default. Wrap labels and controls in .form-group for optimum spacing.
Don't mix form groups with input groups
Do not mix form groups directly with input groups. Instead, nest the input group inside of the form group.
Inline form
Add .form-inline to your form (which doesn't have to be a <form>) for left-aligned and inline-block controls. This only applies to forms within viewports that are at least 768px wide.
May require custom widths
Inputs and selects have width: 100%; applied by default in Bootstrap. Within inline forms, we reset that to width: auto; so multiple controls can reside on the same line. Depending on your layout, additional custom widths may be required.
Always add labels
Screen readers will have trouble with your forms if you don't include a label for every input. For these inline forms, you can hide the labels using the .sr-only class. There are further alternative methods of providing a label for assistive technologies, such as the aria-label, aria-labelledby or title attribute. If none of these is present, screen readers may resort to using the placeholder attribute, if present, but note that use of placeholder as a replacement for other labelling methods is not advised.
Horizontal form
Use Bootstrap's predefined grid classes to align labels and groups of form controls in a horizontal layout by adding .form-horizontal to the form (which doesn't have to be a <form>). Doing so changes .form-groups to behave as grid rows, so no need for .row.
Supported controls
Examples of standard form controls supported in an example form layout.
Inputs
Most common form control, text-based input fields. Includes support for all HTML5 types: text, password, datetime, datetime-local, date, month, time, week, number, email, url, search, tel, and color.
Type declaration required
Inputs will only be fully styled if their type is properly declared.
Checkboxes are for selecting one or several options in a list, while radios are for selecting one option from many.
A checkbox or radio with the disabled attribute will be styled appropriately. To have the  for the checkbox or radio also display a "not-allowed" cursor when the user hovers over the label, add the .disabled class to your .radio, .radio-inline, .checkbox, .checkbox-inline, or <fieldset>.
Default (stacked)
Inline checkboxes and radios
Use the .checkbox-inline or .radio-inline classes on a series of checkboxes or radios for controls that appear on the same line.
Checkboxes and radios without label text
Should you have no text within the , the input is positioned as you'd expect. Currently only works on non-inline checkboxes and radios. Remember to still provide some form of label for assistive technologies (for instance, using aria-label).
Selects
Note that many native select menus-namely in Safari and Chrome-have rounded corners that cannot be modified via border-radius properties.
When you need to place plain text next to a form label within a form, use the .form-control-static class on a
.
Example
Example
Focus state
We remove the default outline styles on some form controls and apply a box-shadow in its place for :focus.
Disabled state
Add the disabled boolean attribute on an input to prevent user interactions. Disabled inputs appear lighter and add a not-allowed cursor.
Disabled fieldsets
Add the disabled attribute to a <fieldset> to disable all the controls within the <fieldset> at once.
Caveat about link functionality of
By default, browsers will treat all native form controls (<input>, <select> and <button> elements) inside a <fieldset disabled> as disabled, preventing both keyboard and mouse interactions on them. However, if your form also includes  elements, these will only be given a style of pointer-events: none. As noted in the section about disabled state for buttons (and specifically in the sub-section for anchor elements), this CSS property is not yet standardized and isn't fully supported in Opera 18 and below, or in Internet Explorer 11, and won't prevent keyboard users from being able to focus or activate these links. So to be safe, use custom JavaScript to disable such links.
Cross-browser compatibility
While Bootstrap will apply these styles in all browsers, Internet Explorer 11 and below don't fully support the disabled attribute on a <fieldset>. Use custom JavaScript to disable the fieldset in these browsers.
Readonly state
Add the readonly boolean attribute on an input to prevent modification of the input's value. Read-only inputs appear lighter (just like disabled inputs), but retain the standard cursor.
Validation states
Bootstrap includes validation styles for error, warning, and success states on form controls. To use, add .has-warning, .has-error, or .has-success to the parent element. Any .control-label, .form-control, and .help-block within that element will receive the validation styles.
Conveying validation state to assistive technologies and colorblind users
Using these validation styles to denote the state of a form control only provides a visual, color-based indication, which will not be conveyed to users of assistive technologies - such as screen readers - or to colorblind users.
Ensure that an alternative indication of state is also provided. For instance, you can include a hint about state in the form control's  text itself (as is the case in the following code example), include a Glyphicon (with appropriate alternative text using the .sr-only class - see the Glyphicon examples), or by providing an additional help text block. Specifically for assistive technologies, invalid form controls can also be assigned an aria-invalid="true" attribute.
With optional icons
You can also add optional feedback icons with the addition of .has-feedback and the right icon. Feedback icons only work with textual <input class="form-control"> elements.
Icons, labels, and input groups
Manual positioning of feedback icons is required for inputs without a label and for input groups with an add-on on the right. You are strongly encouraged to provide labels for all inputs for accessibility reasons. If you wish to prevent labels from being displayed, hide them with the .sr-only class. If you must do without labels, adjust the top value of the feedback icon. For input groups, adjust the right value to an appropriate pixel value depending on the width of your addon.
Conveying the icon's meaning to assistive technologies
To ensure that assistive technologies - such as screen readers - correctly convey the meaning of an icon, additional hidden text should be included with the .sr-only class and explicitly associated with the form control it relates to using aria-describedby. Alternatively, ensure that the meaning (for instance, the fact that there is a warning for a particular text entry field) is conveyed in some other form, such as changing the text of the actual  associated with the form control.
Although the following examples already mention the validation state of their respective form controls in the  text itself, the above technique (using .sr-only text and aria-describedby) has been included for illustrative purposes.
Optional icons in horizontal and inline forms
Optional icons with hidden .sr-only labels
If you use the .sr-only class to hide a form control's  (rather than using other labelling options, such as the aria-label attribute), Bootstrap will automatically adjust the position of the icon once it's been added.
Control sizing
Set heights using classes like .input-lg, and set widths using grid column classes like .col-lg-*.
Height sizing
Create taller or shorter form controls that match button sizes.
Horizontal form group sizes
Quickly size labels and form controls within .form-horizontal by adding .form-group-lg or .form-group-sm.
Column sizing
Wrap inputs in grid columns, or any custom parent element, to easily enforce desired widths.
Help text
Block level help text for form controls.
Associating help text with form controls
Help text should be explicitly associated with the form control it relates to using the aria-describedby attribute. This will ensure that assistive technologies - such as screen readers - will announce this help text when the user focuses or enters the control.
Basic example
Individual form controls automatically receive some global styling. All textual
<input>
,<textarea>
, and<select>
elements with.form-control
are set towidth: 100%;
by default. Wrap labels and controls in.form-group
for optimum spacing.Inline form
Add
.form-inline
to your form (which doesn't have to be a<form>
) for left-aligned and inline-block controls. This only applies to forms within viewports that are at least 768px wide.Horizontal form
Use Bootstrap's predefined grid classes to align labels and groups of form controls in a horizontal layout by adding
.form-horizontal
to the form (which doesn't have to be a<form>
). Doing so changes.form-groups
to behave as grid rows, so no need for.row
.Supported controls
Examples of standard form controls supported in an example form layout.
Inputs
Most common form control, text-based input fields. Includes support for all HTML5 types:
text
,password
,datetime
,datetime-local
,date
,month
,time
,week
,number
,email
,url
,search
,tel
, andcolor
.Example:
Results in:
Textarea
Form control which supports multiple lines of text. Change
rows
attribute as necessary.Example:
Results in:
Checkboxes and radios
Checkboxes are for selecting one or several options in a list, while radios are for selecting one option from many.
A checkbox or radio with the
disabled
attribute will be styled appropriately. To have the
for the checkbox or radio also display a "not-allowed" cursor when the user hovers over the label, add the.disabled
class to your.radio
,.radio-inline
,.checkbox
,.checkbox-inline
, or<fieldset>
.Default (stacked)
Inline checkboxes and radios
Use the
.checkbox-inline
or.radio-inline
classes on a series of checkboxes or radios for controls that appear on the same line.Checkboxes and radios without label text
Should you have no text within the

, the input is positioned as you'd expect. Currently only works on non-inline checkboxes and radios. Remember to still provide some form of label for assistive technologies (for instance, usingaria-label
).Selects
Note that many native select menus-namely in Safari and Chrome-have rounded corners that cannot be modified via
border-radius
properties.Example:
Results in:
For
<select>
controls with themultiple attribute
, multiple options are shown by default.Example:
Results in:
Static control
When you need to place plain text next to a form label within a form, use the
.form-control-static class
on a

.Example
Example
Focus state
We remove the default
outline
styles on some form controls and apply abox-shadow
in its place for:focus
.Disabled state
Add the
disabled
boolean attribute on an input to prevent user interactions. Disabled inputs appear lighter and add anot-allowed
cursor.Disabled fieldsets
Add the
disabled
attribute to a<fieldset>
to disable all the controls within the<fieldset>
at once.Readonly state
Add the
readonly
boolean attribute on an input to prevent modification of the input's value. Read-only inputs appear lighter (just like disabled inputs), but retain the standard cursor.Validation states
Bootstrap includes validation styles for error, warning, and success states on form controls. To use, add
.has-warning
,.has-error
, or.has-success
to the parent element. Any.control-label
,.form-control
, and.help-block
within that element will receive the validation styles.With optional icons
You can also add optional feedback icons with the addition of .has-feedback and the right icon. Feedback icons only work with textual
<input class="form-control">
elements.Optional icons in horizontal and inline forms
Optional icons with hidden
.sr-only
labelsIf you use the
.sr-only
class to hide a form control's
(rather than using other labelling options, such as thearia-label
attribute), Bootstrap will automatically adjust the position of the icon once it's been added.Control sizing
Set heights using classes like
.input-lg
, and set widths using grid column classes like.col-lg-*
.Height sizing
Create taller or shorter form controls that match button sizes.
Horizontal form group sizes
Quickly size labels and form controls within
.form-horizontal
by adding.form-group-lg
or.form-group-sm
.Column sizing
Wrap inputs in grid columns, or any custom parent element, to easily enforce desired widths.
Help text
Block level help text for form controls.


Get To Know Me
My name is Shatha Abu Ali I'm from Amman Jordan , I graduated from Al-Blqaa Applied University in 2017 with a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Engineering. I don't have any job experiance because I had my first child after I graduted from the university,now Im syuding codeing in LTUC-ASAC so that i start my career and improve my skills. and finally have my own bussnise, In my free time, I likes to walk, crochet and play video games with my husbend.
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Loads iframe 'plugins' that use chromeIFrame to connect to chrome extension system.
The crx2app extension is required for these tests


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Click me!


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Cost:
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August Bollinger Front-End Portfolio
Here are some sites that are most likely still up and running. There is more on the server I am
working on re-commissioning. This page is just a quick job to have something to show prospective employers. Thank you for your patience.
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by Max Kimambo and Andreas Harder
Angular 2 is currently in Alpha
code used in these slides uses Alpha.42 version
and may change in the near future
Typescript introduces the notion of strong typing to JavaScript and also associates an object oriented layer with JavaScript.
Typescript code is tranpiled to normal JavaScript code by TSC compiler
class MyComponent {
greeting: string;
constructor(message: string){
this.greeting = message;
}
greet(){
return "Hello" + this.greeting;
}
}
For less ceremony in the constructors, you can use public instead to achive the same effect.
class MyComponent {
constructor(public message:string){}
}
Allow us to add modularity to the code
Following example shows module declaration
These are implemented using component controller, with special annotations such as @Component and @View
Controllers are normal Typescript classes
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In Angular2 Events are defined via (click) notation
where click is the event being listened to
This applies to all DOM events and custom events as well
You can also specify events using on- dash notation"
e.g on-click="doSomething()
First parameter if specified is an event object
$event will be the click event object in this case
It is possible to interact with any HTML element by using properties in a form of [attribute-name]
For example if you would like to toggle visibility of an element you can use
where toggle() will just return a bool to either show / hide a particular element
Refs are defined by using a # sign
They can be used to create a references to DOM elements
export class TodoInput {
onClick(value){
console.log(value);
}
}
This should log the text from the input field to the console, because the reference of the input element is passed on to the onClick function and the value property has been invoked to get the value
Directives are declared using *ng- notation
Some examples are *ng-if *ng-for
-
i {{hero.name}}
Services are where you would put your logic to either access http resources or some other business logic
To make the same service instance available though out the whole applications, it needs to be bootstraped.
import {HeroService} from '../hero.service';
class AppComponent {
public title = 'Tour of Heroes';
}
bootstrap(AppComponent, [ROUTER_PROVIDERS, HeroService]);
Ng-model uses [(ng-model)] = "" syntax to do the binding, where [ ] represent input i.e form control > model
and () represent output model > form control, hence resulting in two way binding
[(ng-model)]="hero.score"


Watch: Children deserve better
IDF video in honor of World Children's Day shows what Palestinian Arab children are put through.
by Arutz Sheva StaffThe IDF on Wednesday published a video in honor of World Children’s Day, which is celebrated by the UN on the 20th of November.
Under the heading “Children deserve better”, the video depicts young Palestinian Arab children trying to provoke IDF soldiers and participating in violent border riots. It also shows footage from Hamas-run “summer camps” in which children are trained for terror purposes.


{% load i18n %}
{% blocktrans %} Dear {{ name }}, {% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans %} This email is a receipt for your prepayment of {{ amount }} for credits to your project {{ project }}. {% endblocktrans %}
{% trans 'Payment Date' %}: {{ date_paid }}
{% trans 'Transaction No.' %}: {{ transaction_id }}
{% blocktrans %} Thank you for using CommCare. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact {{ invoicing_contact_email }}. {% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans %}
Best Regards,
The CommCare HQ Team
www.commcarehq.org
{% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans %}
Email From:
CommCare HQ and the corporation Dimagi, Inc.
585 Massachusetts Ave, Ste 4, Cambridge, MA 02139 USA
{% endblocktrans %}


1 1/2 cups pecan or walnut pieces and/or halves (5.3 oz/ 150g)
Neutral oil for the pans
1 pound (454g) carrots (about 5 large), coarsely grated (about 3 cups)
1 cup buttermilk, (8.5 oz / 240g), at room temperature
1 tablespoon finely grated fresh ginger
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
2 1/2 cups all-purpose flour (11.4 oz /325g)
2 1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
2 teaspoons baking powder (0.28 oz/ 8g)
2 teaspoons Diamond Crystal kosher salt (0.21 oz / 6g)
1 teaspoon baking soda (0.21 oz / 6 g)
1 teaspoon ground ginger
1/4 teaspoon ground cloves
4 large eggs (7 oz / 200g), at room temperature
3/4 cup granulated sugar (5.3 oz / 150g)
3/4 cup packed dark brown sugar (5.3 oz / 150g)
1 cup neutral oil, such as vegetable or grapeseed (8 oz / 226g)
Classic Cream Cheese Frosting, Brown Butter Variation
Whisk the ingredients together on the stove over medium heat. Bring to a simmer and whisk frequently for about 15 to 20 minutes, or until it reaches 236℉. It’s going to stall around 225℉, but keep whisking until it reaches 236℉.
To end up with the perfect consistency, the caramel needs to be at a temperature of at least 236℉ and no more than 240℉.
Melt the remaining 6 ounces of chocolate over a double boiler. Dump the chocolate in and stir. Allow it to melt, and do not let it exceed a temperature of 120℉.


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- Add time behind leader, time behind previous
- list by class (as now) and also overall, with PDF and CSV output
- Error detection
- Form validation
- Connection to back-end server (while still allowing it to work off-line)
- Configurable race name
- Configurable boat classes
- Configurable age classes
- Printing
- Wave configuration - which boat classes in each wave, time offset in each wave
- Time type - hh:mm:ss, mmm:ss, mmm.dd?
- what am I missing?


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Before Change
callback_list = MagicMock()
tb.CallbackListInjection = Mock(return_value=callback_list)
state = {
tb.MAX_EPOCHS: epochs, tb.STOP_TRAINING: False, tb.MODEL: torchmodel, tb.CRITERION: criterion,
tb.OPTIMIZER: optimizer, tb.INF_TRAIN_LOADING: False,
tb.METRIC_LIST: metric_list, tb.CALLBACK_LIST: callback_list, tb.DEVICE: "cpu",
tb.DATA_TYPE: torch.float,
tb.HISTORY: [], tb.TRAIN_GENERATOR: generator, tb.TRAIN_STEPS: train_steps, tb.EPOCH: 0,
tb.BACKWARD_ARGS: {}
}
torchbearertrial = Trial(torchmodel, optimizer, criterion, [], callbacks=[])
torchbearertrial.train = Mock()
torchbearertrial.pass_state = True
After Change
callback_list = MagicMock()
tb.CallbackListInjection = Mock(return_value=callback_list)
state = make_state[
tb.MAX_EPOCHS: epochs, tb.STOP_TRAINING: False, tb.MODEL: torchmodel, tb.CRITERION: criterion,
tb.OPTIMIZER: optimizer, tb.INF_TRAIN_LOADING: False,
tb.METRIC_LIST: metric_list, tb.CALLBACK_LIST: callback_list, tb.DEVICE: "cpu",
tb.DATA_TYPE: torch.float,
tb.HISTORY: [], tb.TRAIN_GENERATOR: generator, tb.TRAIN_STEPS: train_steps, tb.EPOCH: 0,
tb.BACKWARD_ARGS: {}
]
torchbearertrial = Trial(torchmodel, optimizer, criterion, [], callbacks=[])
torchbearertrial.train = Mock()
torchbearertrial.pass_state = True


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What is Access Control / Authorization?
Authorization is the process where requests to access a particular resource should be granted or denied. It should be noted that authorization is not equivalent to authentication - as these terms and their definitions are frequently confused. Authentication is providing and validating identity. Authorization includes the execution rules that determines what functionality and data the user (or Principal) may access, ensuring the proper allocation of access rights after authentication is successful.
Web applications need access controls to allow users (with varying privileges) to use the application. They also need administrators to manage the applications access control rules and the granting of permissions or entitlements to users and other entities. Various access control design methodologies are available. To choose the most appropriate one, a risk assessment needs to be performed to identify threats and vulnerabilities specific to your application, so that the proper access control methodology is appropriate for your application.
Access Control Policy
Why do we need an access control policy for web development?
The intention of having an access control policy is to ensure that security requirements are described clearly to architects, designers, developers and support team, such that access control functionality is designed and implemented in a consistent manner.
Role Based Access Control (RBAC)
In Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), access decisions are based on an individual's roles and responsibilities within the organization or user base.
The process of defining roles is usually based on analyzing the fundamental goals and structure of an organization and is usually linked to the security policy. For instance, in a medical organization, the different roles of users may include those such as doctor, nurse, attendant, nurse, patients, etc. Obviously, these members require different levels of access in order to perform their functions, but also the types of web transactions and their allowed context vary greatly depending on the security policy and any relevant regulations (HIPAA, Gramm-Leach-Bliley, etc.).
An RBAC access control framework should provide web application security administrators with the ability to determine who can perform what actions, when, from where, in what order, and in some cases under what relational circumstances.
The advantages of using this methodology are:
- Roles are assigned based on organizational structure with emphasis on the organizational security policy
- Easy to use
- Easy to administer
- Built into most frameworks
- Aligns with security principles like segregation of duties and least privileges
Problems that can be encountered while using this methodology:
- Documentation of the roles and accesses has to be maintained stringently.
- Multi-tenancy can not be implemented effectively unless there is a way to associate the roles with multi-tenancy capability requirements e.g. OU in Active Directory
- There is a tendency for scope creep to happen e.g. more accesses and privileges can be given than intended for. Or a user might be included in two roles if proper access reviews and subsequent revocation is not performed.
- Does not support data based access control
The areas of caution while using RBAC are:
- Roles must be only be transferred or delegated using strict sign-offs and procedures.
- When a user changes his role to another one, the administrator must make sure that the earlier access is revoked such that at any given point of time, a user is assigned to only those roles on a need to know basis.
- Assurance for RBAC must be carried out using strict access control reviews.
Discretionary Access Control (DAC)
Discretionary Access Control (DAC) is a means of restricting access to information based on the identity of users and/or membership in certain groups. Access decisions are typically based on the authorizations granted to a user based on the credentials he presented at the time of authentication (user name, password, hardware/software token, etc.). In most typical DAC models, the owner of information or any resource is able to change its permissions at his discretion (thus the name).
A DAC framework can provide web application security administrators with the ability to implement fine grained access control. This model can be a basis for data based access control implementation
The advantages of using this model are:
- Easy to use
- Easy to administer
- Aligns to the principle of least privileges.
- Object owner has total control over access granted
Problems that can be encountered while using this methodology:
- Documentation of the roles and accesses has to be maintained stringently.
- Multi-tenancy can not be implemented effectively unless there is a way to associate the roles with multi-tenancy capability requirements e.g. OU in Active Directory
- There is a tendency for scope creep to happen e.g. more accesses and privileges can be given than intended for.
The areas of caution while using DAC are:
- While granting trusts
- Assurance for DAC must be carried out using strict access control reviews.
Mandatory Access Control (MAC)
Mandatory Access Control (MAC) ensures that the enforcement of organizational security policy does not rely on voluntary web application user compliance. MAC secures information by assigning sensitivity labels on information and comparing this to the level of sensitivity a user is operating at. MAC is usually appropriate for extremely secure systems including multilevel secure military applications or mission critical data applications.
The advantages of using this methodology are:
- Access to an object is based on the sensitivity of the object
- Access based on need to know is strictly adhered to and scope creep has minimal possibility
- Only an administrator can grant access
Problems that can be encountered while using this methodology:
- Difficult and expensive to implement
- Not agile
The areas of caution while using MAC are:
- Classification and sensitivity assignment at an appropriate and pragmatic level
- Assurance for MAC must be carried out to ensure that the classification of the objects is at the appropriate level.
Permission Based Access Control
The key concept in Permission Based Access Control is the abstraction of application actions into a set of permissions. A permission may be represented simply as a string based name, for example "READ". Access decisions are made by checking if the current user has the permission associated with the requested application action.
The has relationship between the user and permission may be satisfied by creating a direct relationship between the user and permission (called a grant), or an indirect one. In the indirect model the permission grant is to an intermediate entity such as user group. A user is considered a member of a user group if and only if the user inherits permissions from the user group. The indirect model makes it easier to manage the permissions for a large number of users, since changing the permissions assigned to the user group affects all members of the user group.
In some Permission Based Access Control systems that provide fine-grained domain object level access control, permissions may be grouped into classes. In this model it is assumed that each domain object in the system can be associated with a class which determines the permissions applicable to the respective domain object. In such a system a "DOCUMENT" class may be defined with the permissions "READ", "WRITE" and DELETE"; a "SERVER" class may be defined with the permissions "START", "STOP", and "REBOOT".


2. About¶
CFD Notebooks is an educational application published on Designsafe and available through the CFD Notebooks Simcenter page, and released under a BSD Clause 2 license. The CFD Notebooks are a set of Jupyter notebooks aimed at senior undergraduate and early graduate students who are interested in learning OpenFOAM. It aims to help students and learners to:
Get started with OpenFOAM and running it on a computing cluster
Understand the file structure of OpenFOAM
Setting up boundary conditions and their physical interpretation
Meshing using blockMesh and snappyHexMesh functionalities
Turbulence models available in OpenFOAM
Concepts of Finite Volume Method (FVM)
Post-processing capabilities in OpenFOAM
Using advanced options like writing one’s own boundary conditions
OpenFOAM simulations can be prohibitively expensive to perform on a user’s local computer. Thus, CFD Notebooks are seamlessly integrated to facilitate the learners to perform the computations remotely on the Stampede2 supercomputer. Stampede2 is located at the Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) and made available to the user through NHERI DesignSafe, the cyberinfrastructure provider for the distributed NSF funded Natural Hazards in Engineering Research Infrastructure (NHERI) facility.
This document covers version 1.0 of the tool. Users are encouraged to comment on additional features and capabilities they would like to see in this application. These requests and feedback can be submitted through the Message Board we greatly appreciate any input you have.


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