Class List
Here are the classes, structs, unions and interfaces with brief descriptions:
| <JSONRPCDelegate> | JSONRPC Error Handler protocol, used on the JSONRPCMethodCall's or JSONRPCService's delegate (see Error management) |
| JSONRPCMethodCall | This class represent a method call on a JSON-RPC WebService |
| JSONRPCResponseHandler | Intermediate object returned by the JSONRPCService when you call a method, to help you define how to handle the response |
| JSONRPCService | The class representing a JSON-RPC WebService (identified by an URL to call methods to). It handle JSON-RPC v1.0 WebServices |
| JSONRPCServiceProxy | Proxy object which allow you to call JSON-RPC methods as if it was Obj-C method |
| NSArray(JSON) | Category to easily convert an NSArray of JSON objects to an NSArray of objects of a given class |
| NSError(JSON) | Category to easily retrieve the 'data' member of the error object |
| NSObject(JSONInitializer) | Informal protocol to create an object from a JSON object |


Object-Oriented vs. Functional Programming
Exploring similarities and differences between the two styles
June 7, 2015
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Community Contributions to Materials Project
MPContribs enables materials researchers to contribute experimental and theoretical
materials data to Materials Project (MP). Data on
MPContribs is collectively maintained as annotations to existing MP materials and
automatically exposed to over 160,000 MP users. MPContribs disseminates contributions as
preview cards on MP's
materials details pages,
in the form of domain-specific interactive landing pages on its portal, and
programmatically through its API.
MPContribs deployments dedicated to datasets for
Machine Learning and from
DOE Light Sources
are currently being built up.


The 11 medieval monolithic cave churches of this 13th-century 'New Jerusalem' are situated in a mountainous region in the heart of Ethiopia near a traditional village with circular-shaped dwellings. Lalibela is a high place of Ethiopian Christianity, still today a place of pilmigrage and devotion.
In a mountainous region in the heart of ETHIOPIA, some 645 km from Addis Ababa, eleven medieval monolithic churches were carved out of rock. Their building is attributed to King Lalibela who set out to construct in the 12th century a ‘New Jerusalem’, after Muslim conquests halted Christian pilgrimages to the holy Land. Lalibela flourished after the decline of the Aksum Empire.
There are two main groups of churches –
To the north of the river Jordan:
Biete Medhani Alem (House of the Saviour of the World)
Biete Mariam (House of Mary)
Biete Maskal (House of the Cross)
Biete Denagel (House of Virgins)
Biete Golgotha Mikael (House of Golgotha Mikael)
To the south of the river:
Biete Amanuel (House of Emmanuel)
Biete Qeddus Mercoreus (House of St. Mercoreos)
Biete Abba Libanos (House of Abbot Libanos)
Biete Gabriel Raphael (House of Gabriel Raphael)
Biete Lehem (House of Holy Bread).
Biete Ghiorgis (House of St. George)
The churches were not constructed in a traditional way but rather were hewn from the living rock of monolithic blocks. These blocks were further chiselled out, forming doors, windows, columns, various floors, roofs etc. This gigantic work was further completed with an extensive system of drainage ditches, trenches and ceremonial passages, some with openings to hermit caves and catacombs.
-From UNESCO World Heritage


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This page shows the evolution of the GDP (Growth Domestic Product) in the UK, since the 1960s... Some major events in the past have seriously affected the UK's GDP: The oil price chocks, the end of the cold war and the more recent financial crisis in 2007-2008. Will the EU referendum of June 2016, and the currently scheduled brexit process have a positive or negative effect on the UK's GDP?


EQ short for Emotional Intelligence or emotional quotient. EQ describes an ability to monitor your own emotions as well as the emotions of others, to distinguish between and label different emotions correctly, and to use emotional information to guide your thinking and behaviour and influence that of others.
According to Salovey and Mayer, the founding fathers of EQ, there are 4 distinct dimensions or branches of EQ that form a hierarchy of emotional skills and abilities.
Perceiving emotion is about being aware of and recognizing other people’s physical and psychological states, identifying emotions in other people.
Using emotions to facilitate thought is about involves redirecting and prioritizing your thinking based on the feelings associated with those thoughts, produce emotions that will facilitate better judgement and memory, capitalizing on mood changes so you can appreciate multiple points of view, and using emotional state to improve your problem-solving skills and creativity.
Understanding emotions is about understanding the relationships among various emotions, perceiving the causes and consequences of emotions, understanding complex feelings and contradictory states, and understanding the transitions among emotions.
The final dimension, managing emotions, refers to being open to both pleasant and unpleasant feelings; monitoring and reflecting on your emotions; engaging prolonging, or detaching from an emotional state; and managing the emotions both within yourself and in others.
Self-awareness is the main foundation building block for our EQ because we need to understand our own emotion before we even can self-regulate or have empathy about society.
Self-regulation is one step further-to have high EQ, we must not only be able to recognize our own emotions, we must also be able to appropriately express, regulate, and manage them.
People who are high in EQ are generally also high in intrinsic motivation; in other words, people high in EQ are motivated for internal reasons rather than to gain wealth, respect, fame, or other external rewards. Those with high EQ are motivated for their own personal reasons and work towards their own goals.
Empathy can be defined as the ability to understand how other people are feeling and recognize, on an intimate level, how you would feel in their shoes. It does not mean you sympathize, validate, or accept their behavior just that you can see things from their perspective and “feel” what they feel.
Finally, social skills are the last piece of the EQ puzzle; these skills are what allow people to interact socially with one another and to successfully navigate social situations. Those with high EQ generally have higher-than-average social skills and are able to effectively pursue their goals and get the outcomes they want when interacting with others.
EQ is emotional intelligence, which as we just learned is all about identifying emotions in ourselves and others, and how we are relating to others, and communicating about our feelings.
IQ, on the other hand, is cognitive intelligence. This is the intelligence that people are generally most familiar with, as it is the type that is most often referred to when the word “intelligence” is used. It is also the type that is most often measured through testing and estimated through things like grade point average.
Emotional intelligence is what we use when we empathize with our coworkers, have deep conversations about our relationship with our spouse or significant other, and attempt to manage an unruly or distraught child. It allows us to connect with others, understand ourselves better, and live a more authentic, healthy, and happy life.


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Vestfrost W38 Dual Zone Under Counter Professional Wine Cooler. Compact wine cabinet with dual temperature setting and very low power consumption. The W 38 is made for professional storage of wines and contains adjustable wooden shelves plus a bottom integrated shelf. Vestfrost W38 Dual Zone Under Counter Wine Cooler Professional storage - compact design. Compact wine cabinet with dual temperature setting and very low power consumption.
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Bottle and wine coolers: Single-door and double door bottle coolers that can hold up to 135 bottles of beer. Forced air circulation cools drinks quicker than the average bottle chiller.
The Vestfrost W38 wine cooler has a 38 bottle capacity with dual temperature zones, LED lighting and wooden shelves. This dual temperature wine disply allows you to cool both red and white wine at the same time. Professional storage with a compact design. Vestfrost W32 125 Ltr (32 Bottles) Wine Cooler/Fridge The Vestfrost W32 is a compact wine cabinet which has a dual temperature setting and very low power consumption. The Wine cooler is made for professional storage of wines and contains adjustable wooden shelves plus a bottom integrated shelf. Vestfrost Compact Wine Cabinet W38 Handbücher. Vestfrost Solutions is Your Preferred Partner Vestfrost Solutions is a global developer and manufacturer of innovative and efficient refrigerators and freezers for the professional market. A/S Vestfrost was founded in Esbjerg, Denmark in 1963 with one vision in mind: To create the world’s best refrigerators and freezers. After gaining. Vestfrost W32 Dual Zone Wine Coolers.
Vestfrost W38 38 Bottle Undercounter Dual Temperature. Vestfrost WFG32 Compact Dual Compartment Wine Cabinet. Excl. VAT: £481.58 Vestfrost W45 Dual Compartment Wine Cabinet. £549.00 Vestfrost W38 Compact Wine Cabinet with Dual Temperature. Excl. VAT: £551.99 Vestfrost VKG571 Wine Display Cabinet. Excl. VAT: £558.50 Tefcold FS1380WB Wine Chiller.


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This is a django-based applications for locating specific spot with open-source API. It is certainly an interesting development practice for a back-end engineer.


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I did not include smaller school projects. For some projects, they are either confidential or were not commited onto github.
Yello
Skills used: NodeJS, AngularJS, Swift, Objective-C, jQuery, MongoDB
Created an application with a web-front end where the user can call our service and ask for services that would normally be a nuisance. I intercepted calls using twilio and performed credit card transactions using Stripe. The server is written using NodeJS and the front-end was written using AngularJS. I also wrote the mobile extention for our application using Swift for IOS.User information were stored in databases using MongoDB. Some extra features I implemented includes storage on Amazon S3 and the ability to send and receive picture text using Twilio's API for node. (For this project, code can be shown upon request, as it is confidential.)
Recipal
Skills used: AngularJS, Ionic, PhoneGap, NodeJS, MongoDB
Recipal is a mobile application allowing users to upload and view recipes in a step-wise manner on their phones. The idea came from how most recipes on the web are hard to follow and overwhelm the user with information. As a result, Recipal was created to guide beginners through a recipe without large amounts of information. The front-end is written in AngularJS and the back-end is written in NodeJS. Ionic is used for the UI and phonegap is used to integrate the application onto to the mobile device. The server (though not running currently) is ran on Amazon EC2. The client uses the MVC model and the server uses an event-driven architecture. HTTP requests and responses are used to communicate between the client and the server.
Shopping Cart Application
Skills used: Java, MySQL
A simple shopping cart that simulates the adding and removing of items from a shopping cart. The application also allows you to check out the items currently in your shopping cart. UI was done using swing on Java and queries were performed using MySQL onto a database server hosted on a UBC lab machine. Updates do the stock of items and prices for items were queried from the database.
Bike Rack Application
Skills used: Java, GWT, Facebook API
Used GWT to implement a web application allowing users to schedule and plan events for bike riding around Vancouver. The app uses google maps to locate available bike-racks across vancouver. Each event is based on these bike-rack locations around vancouver. User information is accessed through their google account. Users can also use facebook to post their events and tell their friends about interesting bike events across vancouver. The UI and back-end are both programmed using Java using the GWT framework, which transforms Java code into Javascript.
HTTP proxy
Skills used: C, HTTP Request/Response
Implemented a HTTP proxy using C. To do this, the application reads the HTTP request and response headers and then forwards the requests to the destination. Both content-length and chunk-encoding were deciphered. The proxy stores the requests and responses into a cache and depending on how recent a request is made, a cached response is sent back. The server also keeps track of a list of blacklisted IPs and sends a 400 code to any requests made from blacklisted IPs. Data was read through a buffer that the socket streams data into.
Simple Flashcard App
Skills used: Java
Implemented a simple android application for making and using flashcards. The application is made by following through a tutorial. The application also allows the user to test their reflexes.
Chat App
Skills used: NodeJS
A simple application written in NodeJs that allows users to communicate and talk to eachother through a simple web chat client.


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Welcome to Write the Docs
Hello Documentarians,
The conference is just around the corner. Just a few notes to help your planning:
- When you get in Sunday, join us at CENTRL Office. The Writing Day is from 9am-6pm, immediately followed by the reception from 6pm-9pm. Both events are at CENTRL Office. Here's a map of the location. You can pick up your badge and enjoy a couple of drinks on us. This is a great chance to meet your fellow documentarians before the conference starts.
- Follow the Code of Conduct. We have a wonderful community full of diverse and amazing people. We expect everyone to behave in a respectful manner at all conference events. Our code of conduct boils down to "Be excellent to each other", but the full text is also available. Our cell phone numbers and email addresses are on that page if you ever need to contact us.
- Plan a lightning talk. We'll have lightning talks each day after lunch. These are 5 minute presentations and a lot of fun. They can be about anything you want. This is your chance to share something you are passionate about with the audience. Slides are not required.
- Plan a discussion. We'll be running the Unconference in the afternoon on Monday and Tuesday. Want to chat with like-minded folks about a very specific thing? This is the place. We'll have a sign-up board so you know what's happening, and supplies to help you brainstorm.
- Come to the party on Monday night. This is a private party just for conference attendees. Plan to attend so you can get to know folks in the community. We'll be at TILT with a bunch of awesome free food and drinks.
- Coffee, breakfast, and lunch are provided. Don't worry about coffee before you come to the conference on Monday or Tuesday. Coffee and breakfast are served at 8:15, and the conference starts at 9.
- Use the hash tag #writethedocs. Twitter is a great way to communicate at events. If you arrive into Portland early and want to find others, use the hash tag or tweet at @writethedocs. We can point you to something good.
- Get excited. This is the third year of Write the Docs, and our community is growing. We have a fantastic venue in a beautiful city, and lots of interesting talks. Come ready to meet other people in the community, and have a great time.
See you soon!


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This map shows UK educational establishments relative to NO2
concentrations in the air, from background sources and at the roadside.
Use the menu to the right hand side to turn layers on and off and zoom in
to see more detail and extra layers. Click on schools to get location specific information.
Schools which are less than 150 m from roads which exceed the European Union legal limit value of 40 µg/m3
have been extracted from national databases of educational establishments.
All schools from those databases are described, showing background concentration and the distance to
the nearest road exceeding the limit value.
Defra data describes concentrations 4 m from the kerb, distances are measured to their representation
of the road centre, therefore it is likely that distances have been overestimated. School locations may
be incorrect, where you think this is the case please use the feedvabck link in the popup and provide a
more accurate positional estimate.
For a full list of data sources and a description of the method used to derive
distances see the Link text.


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The “Does a folder exist” trick.
If you got a LFI, a good technique to know if a folder exist is simply to enter, then go out of it.
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Interactive Documentation
The atom elements browser is an interactive documentation system for web components. For any web component, it automatically
generates a panel using which the user can interact with the public properties, methods and events and styles. This
documentation portal can be set up simply using a CLI.
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Form Builder
Use the form builder to create amazing forms in seconds by dragging and dropping elements. The form builder is designed
to create forms used in web applications, not surveys. Customise all important aspects of forms like labels, inputs,
actions, error messages and more.
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Learning Innovators Middle East is a capacity building program that will train hundreds of young software developers in the Middle East to develop learning technology that directly benefits refugee education, with a particular focus on higher education.
The program will offer a series of online courses, followed by a face to face workshop in Lebanon or Jordan, and a prototyping fund that supports the development of promising applications.


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Standard Chartered Bank Ordered To Produce Statements In Ksh827 Million KPC Scandal
by Francis MuliNairobi Chief Magistrate Douglas Ogoti has ordered the Standard Chartered Bank to produce bank statements showing the transactions between Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC), the bank, and Tripple A Capital in Ksh827 million graft case.
This is after prosecution witness said bank records produced in court had been destroyed, prompting the magistrate to summon bank officials in court.
According to the witness, the statements were destroyed by the bank after the defence opposed the use of photocopies, saying it will only accept original copies.
Read: Gov’t Appoints Four Officials To Oversee Liquidation Of Kenya’s Largest Coffee Dealer, KPCU
Former KPC managing director Shem Ochuodho, former chairman Maurice Dantas and a director of Tripple A are accused of defrauding KPC Ksh827 million.
The three, according to a court ruling, hoodwinked the attorney-general’s office, Finance and Energy ministries into approving a refinancing deal with Tripple A that led to the loss of the millions between May 2003 and June 2004.
Dr Ochuodho, who was sacked from KPC in December 2004.


Gradschool Analyser
About
We all know higher studies cost a fortune. Choosing the BEST one making sure it
meets your budget and needs, can be very challenging and stressful.
For this purpose, I created an app which scraps big data from Top 100 ranked graduation
schools, to compare on the basis of their Tuition, Living Costs, Rankings and Acceptance
rates. I used Python Pandas for Data Analysis and Matplotlib for Data Visualization.
My story
Results were awesome! You can see for yourself! Here are a few of them which I
could find-
1.) Top 10-20 universities have almost the same costs.
1.) Rankings and fees were NOT proportional.
2.) How most of the top universities don't differentiate between In-state and
Out-of-state students regarding Fees and are purely merit based.
3.) Gave an idea that there are universites where living off-campus could actually
cost me more!
4.) Growth between 2016 and 2017 fees.
But would I suggest someone to make a decision of their future based on this?
Probably not. This is just a prototype that can help in giving an idea, but is
not 100% accurate.
See on Github


An area of a rainforest the size of a football field is being destroyed each second.
Giant bamboo plants can grow up to 9 inches a day.
The trees of a tropical rainforest are so densely packed that rain falling on the canopy can take as long as 10 minutes to reach the ground.
In the moist rainforests of South America, sloths move so slowly that algae are able to grow in their fur.
Some rainforest monkeys are omnivores, eating both animals and plants.
More than 2,000 different species of butterflies are found in the rainforests of South America.
The forests of Central Africa are home to more than 8,000 different species of plants.
Flying animals of Asian rainforests include frogs, squirrels and snakes.
80% of the flowers in the Australian rainforests are not found anywhere else in the world.
Bats are essential for the pollination of many tropical foodstuffs such as bananas and mangoes.
1 out of 4 ingredients in our medicine is from rainforest plants.
About 2,000 trees per minute are cut down in the rainforests. Let's do everything we can to save them!


For this project, we used the Breast Cancer data set from the University of Wisconsin Hospitals, Madison from Dr. William H. Wolberg.
Attribute Information:
| Attribute | Domain |
|---|---|
| Sample code number | id number |
| Clump Thickness | 1 - 10 |
| Uniformity of Cell Size | 1 - 10 |
| Uniformity of Cell Shape | 1 - 10 |
| Marginal Adhesion | 1 - 10 |
| Single Epithelial Cell Size | 1 - 10 |
| Bare Nuclei | 1 - 10 |
| Bland Chromatin | 1 - 10 |
| Normal Nucleoli | 1 - 10 |
| Mitoses | 1 - 10 |
| Class | (2 for benign, 4 for malignant) |
The data set can be found here
R is a programming language that is used for data manipulation and analysis, statistical computing and generating graphs. There are many algorithms and techniques that are available in the form of packages. These packages can be used to analyze the data set. We have written a program in R, using RStudio as the IDE, to generate a robust decision tree that accurately classifies a given set of attributes for breast cancer prediction.
We used the ‘rpart’ package, an efficient classification algorithm, to generate the decision tree. The ‘rpart’ package provides recursive partitioning that helps build classification and regression trees.


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Legalize weed and use the money to fund free SHS – Ras Kuuku to Prez. Akuffo Addo
by Qwame BenedictReggae artiste Ras Kuuku has become the latest celebrity to call for the legalization of marijuana in the country.
According to ‘Puom’ President, legalizing marijuana will create employment for the many unemployed.
He went on further to state that unlike the public notion that the hard substance would cause more mental disability, he believes it will rather be a major product for export.
Ras Kuuku added that he believes the Government is finding it difficult to fund their free SHS policy which they’ve rolled out and sees legalizing the drug to be the way out.
The musician wants government to make laws on the usage of marijuana.
“Developed countries have legalised marijuana…Do they have more sense than us? We are far behind time. We should legalise it [marijuana] to improve the economy.“
Ras Kuuku continued;
“We lose nothing ‘akpeteshie’ is killing people more but there are laws regulating its use. We can legalise wee to fund Free SHS because we have the right climate and lands and there is money in the business [of selling marijuana],” he said


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Class used for synchronisation purposes.
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| TcpClientIOProcessor |
Class to process TCP client communication.
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Unique implementation for IO processing.
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VERIFY(3) - [CHARACTER:SEARCH] Position of a character in a string of characters that does not appear in a given set of characters.
result = verify(string, set [,back] [,kind] )
elemental integer(kind=KIND) function verify(string,set,back,KIND)character(len=*,kind=**),intent(in) :: string character(len=*,kind=**),intent(in) :: set logical,intent(in),optional :: back integer,intent(in),optional :: KIND
o STRING and SET must be of type character and have the same kind for any individual call, but that can be any supported character kind. o KIND must be a constant integer initialization expression and a valid kind for the integer type. o BACK shall be of type logical. o the kind of the returned value is the same as KIND if present. Otherwise a default integer kind is returned.
VERIFY(3) verifies that all the characters in STRING belong to the set of characters in SET by identifying the position of the first character in the string that is not in the set.
This makes it easy to verify strings are all uppercase or lowercase, follow a basic syntax, only contain printable characters, and many of the conditions tested for with the C routines ISALNUM(3c), ISALPHA(3c), ISASCII(3c), ISBLANK(3c), ISCNTRL(3c), ISDIGIT(3c), ISGRAPH(3c), ISLOWER(3c), ISPRINT(3c), ISPUNCT(3c), ISSPACE(3c), ISUPPER(3c), and ISXDIGIT(3c); but for a string as well as an array of strings.
o STRING : The string to search in for an unmatched character. o SET : The set of characters that must be matched. o BACK : The direction to look for an unmatched character. The left-most unmatched character position is returned unless BACK is present and .false., which causes the position of the right-most unmatched character to be returned instead of the left-most unmatched character. o KIND : An integer initialization expression indicating the kind parameter of the result.
If all characters of STRING are found in SET, the result is zero.
If STRING is of zero length a zero (0) is always returned.
Otherwise, if an unmatched character is found The position of the first or last (if BACK is .false.) unmatched character in STRING is returned, starting with position one on the left end of the string.
Sample program I:
program demo_verify implicit none ! some useful character sets character,parameter :: & & int*(*) =<PHONE_NUMBER>, & & low*(*) = abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz, & & upp*(*) = ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ, & & punc*(*) = "!""#$%&()*+,-./:;<=>?@[\]^_{|}~", & & blank*(*) = , & & tab = char(11), & & prnt*(*) = int//low//upp//blank//puncResults:character(len=:),allocatable :: string integer :: i print *, basics: print *, VERIFY (ABBA, A) ! has the value 2. print *, VERIFY (ABBA, A, BACK = .TRUE.) ! has the value 3. print *, VERIFY (ABBA, AB) ! has the value 0.
print *,find first non-uppercase letter ! will produce the location of "d", because there is no match in UPP write(*,*) something unmatched,verify("ABCdEFG", upp)
print *,if everything is matched return zero ! will produce 0 as all letters have a match write(*,*) everything matched,verify("ffoorrttrraann", "nartrof")
print *,easily categorize strings as uppercase, lowercase, ... ! easy C-like functionality but does entire strings not just characters write(*,*)isdigit 123?,verify("123", int) == 0 write(*,*)islower abc?,verify("abc", low) == 0 write(*,*)isalpha aBc?,verify("aBc", low//upp) == 0 write(*,*)isblank aBc dEf?,verify("aBc dEf", blank//tab ) /= 0 ! check if all printable characters string="aB;cde,fgHI!Jklmno PQRSTU vwxyz" write(*,*)isprint?,verify(string,prnt) == 0 ! this now has a nonprintable tab character in it string(10:10)=char(11) write(*,*)isprint?,verify(string,prnt) == 0
print *,VERIFY(3) is very powerful using expressions as masks ! verify(3f) is often used in a logical expression string=" This is NOT all UPPERCASE " write(*,*)all uppercase/spaces?,verify(string, blank//upp) == 0 string=" This IS all uppercase " write(*,*) string=[//string//] write(*,*)all uppercase/spaces?,verify(string, blank//upp) == 0
! set and show complex string to be tested string= Check this out. Let me know ! show the string being examined write(*,*) string=[//string//] write(*,*) //repeat(int,4) ! number line
! the Fortran functions returns a position just not a logical like C print *, returning a position not just a logical is useful ! which can be very useful for parsing strings write(*,*)first non-blank character,verify(string, blank) write(*,*)last non-blank character,verify(string, blank,back=.true.) write(*,*)first non-letter non-blank,verify(string,low//upp//blank)
!VERIFY(3) is elemental so you can check an array of strings in one call print *, elemental ! are strings all letters (or blanks)? write(*,*) array of strings,verify( & ! strings must all be same length, so force to length 10 & [character(len=10) :: "YES","ok","000","good one","Nope!"], & & low//upp//blank) == 0
! rarer, but the set can be an array, not just the strings to test ! you could do ISPRINT() this (harder) way :> write(*,*)isprint?,.not.all(verify("aBc", [(char(i),i=32,126)])==1) ! instead of this way write(*,*)isprint?,verify("aBc",prnt) == 0
end program demo_verify
> basics: > 2 > 3 > 0 > find first non-uppercase letter > something unmatched 4 > if everything is matched return zero > everything matched 0 > easily categorize strings as uppercase, lowercase, ... > isdigit 123? T > islower abc? T > isalpha aBc? T > isblank aBc dEf? T > isprint? T > isprint? F > VERIFY(3) is very powerful using expressions as masks > all uppercase/spaces? F > string=[ This IS all uppercase ] > all uppercase/spaces? F > string=[ Check this out. Let me know ] ><PHONE_NUMBER>123456789012345678901234567890 > returning a position not just a logical is useful > first non-blank character 3 > last non-blank character 29 > first non-letter non-blank 17 > elemental > array of strings T T F T F > isprint? T > isprint? TSample program II:
Determine if strings are valid integer representations
program fortran_ints implicit none integer :: i character(len=*),parameter :: ints(*)=[character(len=10) :: & +1 , & 3044848 , & 30.40 , & September , & 1 2 3, & -3000 , & ] ! show the strings to test write(*,("|",*(g0,"|"))) ints ! show if strings pass or fail the test done by isint(3f) write(*,("|",*(1x,l1,8x,"|"))) isint(ints)Results:contains
elemental function isint(line) result (lout) ! ! determine if string is a valid integer representation ! ignoring trailing spaces and leading spaces ! character(len=*),parameter :: digits=0123456789 character(len=*),intent(in) :: line character(len=:),allocatable :: name logical :: lout lout=.false. ! make sure at least two characters long to simplify tests name=adjustl(line)// ! blank string if( name == )return ! allow one leading sign if( verify(name(1:1),+-) == 0 ) name=name(2:) ! was just a sign if( name == )return lout=verify(trim(name), digits) == 0 end function isint
end program fortran_ints
|+1 |3044848 |30.40 |September|1 2 3 | -3000 | | | T | T | F | F | F | T | F |Sample program III:
Determine if strings represent valid Fortran symbol names
program fortran_symbol_name implicit none integer :: i character(len=*),parameter :: symbols(*)=[character(len=10) :: & A_ , & 10 , & September , & A B, & _A , & ]Results:write(*,("|",*(g0,"|"))) symbols write(*,("|",*(1x,l1,8x,"|"))) fortran_name(symbols)
contains
elemental function fortran_name(line) result (lout) ! ! determine if a string is a valid Fortran name ! ignoring trailing spaces (but not leading spaces) ! character(len=*),parameter :: int=0123456789 character(len=*),parameter :: lower=abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz character(len=*),parameter :: upper=ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ character(len=*),parameter :: allowed=upper//lower//int//_
character(len=*),intent(in) :: line character(len=:),allocatable :: name logical :: lout name=trim(line) if(len(name).ne.0)then ! first character is alphameric lout = verify(name(1:1), lower//upper) == 0 & ! other characters are allowed in a symbol name & .and. verify(name,allowed) == 0 & ! allowable length & .and. len(name) <= 63 else lout = .false. endif end function fortran_name
end program fortran_symbol_name
|A_ |10 |September |A B |_A | | | T | F | T | F | F | F |Sample program IV:
check if string is of form NN-HHHHH
program checkform ! check if string is of form NN-HHHHH implicit none character(len=*),parameter :: int=1234567890 character(len=*),parameter :: hex=abcdefABCDEF0123456789 logical :: lout character(len=80) :: charsResults:chars=32-af43d lout=.true.
! are the first two characters integer characters? lout = lout.and.(verify(chars(1:2), int) == 0)
! is the third character a dash? lout = lout.and.(verify(chars(3:3), -) == 0)
! is remaining string a valid representation of a hex value? lout = lout.and.(verify(chars(4:8), hex) == 0)
if(lout)then write(*,*)trim(chars), passed else write(*,*)trim(chars), failed endif end program checkform
32-af43d passedSample program V:
exploring uses of elemental functionality and dusty corners
program more_verify implicit none character(len=*),parameter :: & & int=0123456789, & & low=abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz, & & upp=ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ, & & blank= ! note character variables in an array have to be of the same length character(len=6) :: strings(3)=["Go ","right ","home! "] character(len=2) :: sets(3)=["do","re","me"]Results:! elemental -- you can use arrays for both strings and for sets
! check each string from right to left for non-letter/non-blank write(*,*)last non-letter,verify(strings,upp//low//blank,back=.true.)
! even BACK can be an array ! find last non-uppercase character in "Howdy " ! and first non-lowercase in "there " write(*,*) verify(strings(1:2),[upp,low],back=[.true.,.false.])
! using a null string for a set is not well defined. Avoid it write(*,*) null,verify("for tran ", "", .true.) ! 8,length of string? ! probably what you expected write(*,*) blank,verify("for tran ", " ", .true.) ! 7,found n
! first character in "Go " not in "do", ! and first letter in "right " not in "ri" ! and first letter in "home! " not in "me" write(*,*) verify(strings,sets)
end program more_verify
> last non-letter 0 0 5 > 6 6 > null 9 > blank 8 > 1 2 1
Fortran 95 , with KIND argument - Fortran 2003
Functions that perform operations on character strings, return lengths of arguments, and search for certain arguments:
fortran-lang intrinsic descriptions (license: MIT) @urbanjost
o ELEMENTAL: ADJUSTL(3), ADJUSTR(3), INDEX(3), SCAN(3), o NONELEMENTAL: LEN_TRIM(3), LEN(3), REPEAT(3), TRIM(3)
| Nemo Release 3.1 | verify (3) | July 22, 2023 |


Volume is a simple utility to work with volumes.
CCore-Volume.exe -a <src-dir> [<vol-file>] CCore-Volume.exe -l <vol-file> CCore-Volume.exe -x <vol-file> [<dst-dir>]
First, you can create a volume. You must provide a directory with files. These files will be placed in a volume file. The name of each file is "/file" or "/dir/file". If the volume file name is not given, the name of the directory with the appended extension ".vol" is used.
You can list volume files.
Finally, you can extract files from a volume into some directory. If the directory name is not given, the name of the volume file is used with skipped extension.


All data operations are done on client side, not server side. All data remains in a browser. The page source code available on GitHub.
Hosted on GitHub Pages https://buresmi7.github.io/paranoid-development-tools/
Is used the encodeURIComponent function as a tool used in JavaScript to safely put special characters into a web address (or URL). It changes certain characters into a different format that can be used in a URL without causing problems.
Will convert these characters: ! * ' ( ) ; : @ & = + $ , / ? % # [ ]
But will not touch: A-Z a-z 0-9 - _ . ~


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We believed that people will feel good when they look good and this should applies to everyone.
Thus we have a group of experienced hairstylist to start a salon that not only offers professional hair services for our customers, but also to have subsidized services for the disadvantaged, vulnerable or special needs, which are partly funded with our pay-it-forward programme.
Currently, we offer a full range of trending hair services for all hairdressing needs: cut, style, dye, treatment etc. We are partnered with established brands like Shiseido, L'oreal, Uppecut to offer a range of products for our customers to choose from.
We too have started a mobile haircut service for those who face inconveniences moving around. Prices are reasonable as we are aware that what the general public consider as a basic service may not be so for those who face logistics challenges.
Kindness with dignity is our motto. Our hope is that people pay kindness forward in every little way to brighten up the society as a whole. This can start as an opportunity to sponsor a haircut to the needy/disadvantaged and/or financially distressed.


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Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4
Preheat oven 170C/338F/Gas 3.
Rub the lamb with the olive oil and place on a roasting tray.
Sprinkle over the chopped rosemary, salt, chopped anchovy fillets, lemon juice and zest and sugar. Turn the lamb, massaging the ingredients into the meat.
Place in the oven, skin side up, and roast for one-and-a-half hours.
Meanwhile, for the crunched, spiced potatoes, blanch the new potatoes for five minutes in boiling salted water.
Combine the semolina in a large bowl with all the remaining ingredients.
When cooked, strain the potatoes and, while still hot, transfer them into the bowl with the semolina. Toss well and shake off any excess through a colander.
Transfer the potatoes to a well-oiled tray for the last half an hour of the lamb's cooking time.
Meanwhile, mix together the spinach, mint and pieces of goats' cheese in a large bowl.
Remove the lamb from the oven when it's cooked and allow to rest for a few minutes before carving into slices.
Add the potatoes to the spinach and goats' cheese. Add the red wine vinegar and toss thoroughly.
Transfer the potato and spinach mixture onto a large platter and place slices of lamb over the top. Spoon over the cooking juices from the lamb and serve.


These lessons are intended to be accessible to people who haven't programmed before and have limited geometry knowledge. This is a comment. It doesn't do anything. Everything between the forward-slash star at the beginning of the comment and the star forward-slash at the end is a comment. Hopefully in your editor or IDE (integrated Developer Environment) the comments will appear in a different colour. */
// This is also a comment. Everything after two forward-slashes to the end of line. You can add and remove //s from the beginning of the commands,
// Assuming you are running the "mill -w name.runBackground" when you do a save mill will automatically rebuild and you can see the result of your changes.
// The associated commands will appear / disappear from the screen.
case class LessonA2(canv: CanvasPlatform) extends CanvasSimple("Lesson A2")
{
repaints(
//Below we create a Text Graphic Object, the first number is number of pixels left or right of the screen centre
TextGraphic("This text is in the centre of the frame.", 18),
//Here we create another the second number is the number of pixels up or down
TextGraphic("This text is 200 pixels up.", 18, 0 vv 200, Blue),
TextGraphic("This text is 400 pixels right, down 200", 25, 400 vv -200),
//TextGraphic("This text can't be seen till you uncomment it and rebuild the programme.", 18, 100 vv -125, Violet)
)
}
There are three types of values above. Numbers, text and Colours. Try changing the numbers, save the file and you should things move around the
screen. Congratulations! you are now a programmer. But, but, you respond, there's loads of magic going on here that I don't understand. All
programmers rely on magic, and of course the first thing we should know about magic is it doesn't always work. I will try and explain how some of
the magic works, but in programming there's always more magic to decode.
The second type is text. Programmers refer to text as Strings, for some reason. I shall use the term string from now on. Strings start with a "
quotation mark and end with a quotation mark. Change the text in on one of the strings, save the file and you should see the text change on the
screen. If you try replacing a string with a number or replacing a number with a String, the compiler will complain and you will get an error
message. The third type is Colour. Note Colours must have the correct capital letters. You can just try guessing the colours or you can google /
duckduck web colours to see what is available. So try putting a Colour where a number or a string is expected or vice versa and the compiler will
complain.


Islamic Cultural Centre
ICC was founded in 1989 by a group of well guided muslims of College of Engineering, Trivandrum. It has now evolved into an organisation which caters the needs of muslims in the college. ICC had its humble beginnings in a rented apartment and now it has flourished into a well structured organisation occupying a three storey building.
Past Events
Portfolio
About Us
Islamic Cultural Centre is an organisation
established to identify, assist and aid the muslim
community of College of Engineering Trivandrum. It
is located at the close proximity opposite to the
college. ICC has been running under the leadership
of Prof. Abdul Rasheed, Retired HOD of Mechanical
Department CET, from its inception in 1989 onwards.
Every year a new body of ICC Committee is
elected and carry out the plans and activities
of the year including weekly Qur'an classes,
SQUIF activities, Islamic quiz, Islamic classes
by prominent scholars and so on. ICC also
provides mental and financial support to the
students in need. ICC also has Student Mess and
Library that provides books of syllabus related
publications of various departments and also
contains islamic books and Hadith's. ICC has
grown over the past years with overwhelming
number of students registering every year and
with a huge network of Alumnis.
ICC has evolved throughout the year from a
rented apartment to a bigger three storey
building having various facilities including
student mess, library, praying hall. Annual
elections were held to select new committee to
lead the community towards more progressive
goals. Hostel facilities were made nearby for
fresher students. ICC has become the
intersection where students of different
backgrounds interacts irrespective of political
affiliations and other islamic organisations


Hello World - Welcome to the CloudFamily Podcast!
In this Episode myself and Gregor are joined by the team behind Skylines Academy, Nick, Brette and Amy! But before we talk to the team at Skylines Gregor and I talk about what we have been up to and a small about Microsoft Ignite.
In this episode we interviewed the team at Skylines Academy. So, if you want to find out what Skylines Academy is, why they started Skylines, where they see Skylines going then this is the podcast for you.
Skylines Academy is a cloud education and advisory company focused on educating, enabling, and empowering individuals and businesses across the globe to adopt cloud.
Links:
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In this episode Gregor and Richard talk to Chrissy LeMaire. We talk about getting into computers, games, Cajun cooking, SQL & PowerShell, infosec, becoming a book publisher, GitHub cli and more.
If you want to buy the books you can get the dbatools one at http://dbatools.io/book and the Cajun cooking book can be found at http://realcajunrecipes.com/book
You can find Chrissy on twitter at https://twitter.com/cl
Come join Richard and Gregor talk to Marc Duiker about serverless, retro gaming including the ones he has made, his favorite place, his hobbies, his talk at Microsoft build and much more.
Some links to Marc and his projects.
This week Gregor and Richard talk with Chris Gill all about how he got started in IT, how he got where he is now, His talk at Microsoft Ignite and the Humans of IT. Hope you enjoy and let us know what you think via social media or contact us directly.
Come join Richard and Gregor talk to Wesley Haakman about his career journey from being an intern to becoming an Azure Architect. We also talk about his Linux skills, AKS, becoming an MVP, Community, Ignite and lots more.
Hope you enjoy this episode if you have any feedback please reach out.
This week on the we chat with Micahel Ryan, Michael is the EMEA Manager - Microsoft Azure Engineering from Dublin, Ireland, and we chat about his role, we talk about datacentres and how Azure has a new blueprint for each new datacentre, we talk about azure SLA’s, Michael’s community work and more.
On this week’s show we talk to Shabaz Darr.
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In this week’s episode we talk with Will Rowe. He distils some amazing words of wisdom about how to get noticed, creating an online presence. He also talks about his book and podcast. This episode is one not to be missed.
This week we chat to Dwayne Natwick who is an MCT regional Lead and MVP in Azure. In this episode we talk to Dwayne about how he got started in tech, Token Rings, Mentoring, what it means to be an MCT lead and the community.
This week we chat to Matt Bradley who is a Chief Engineer (Azure) at ClearCloud. In this episode we talk to Matthew about how he got started in tech, the Norther Azure user Group, Azure exams, the biggest IT outage he had ever caused and tips for first time speakers.
This week we chat to Mike Pfeiffer who is an entrepreneur, advisor, and mentor for people working with cloud-native technologies and lives in Phoenix Arizona.
In this episode we talk to Mike about his career at both Amazon and Microsoft, cloudskills.io, writing books, burnout, being an MVP, and his thoughts on Azure.
In this week’s podcast we talk to Heini Ilmarinen, Heini studied to be a Maths teacher, changed her career to become an Azure Architect and is now working as an Azure DevOps consultant. She talks about her talks that she gives and how she transformed her career and more.


This is the main browser window, which contains 2 iframes. Each iframe contains another iframe.
Parent window (this one) served on http://localhost:3300 and all embedded iframes served on http://localhost:3200, so to test foreign documents connects properly.
Each embedded iframe (left.html, top.html,right.html) needs to connect each other. After a successful connection, left.html modifies top.html, top.html modifies right.html and last right.html modifies left.html.
Each page has a red ball inside with the class name 'status'. After a succesfull connection it gets modified and becomes dditional class name 'connected'. So if all red ball turns in to green, it means that connection has been established properly.
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Physical quantities¶
Physical quantities.
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class
sympy.physics.units.quantities.
Quantity
[source]¶ Physical quantity.
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abbrev
¶ Symbol representing the unit name.
Prepend the abbreviation with the prefix symbol if it is defines.
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convert_to
(other)[source]¶ Convert the quantity to another quantity of same dimensions.
Examples
>>> from sympy.physics.units import speed_of_light, meter, second >>> speed_of_light speed_of_light >>> speed_of_light.convert_to(meter/second) 299792458*meter/second
>>> from sympy.physics.units import liter >>> liter.convert_to(meter**3) meter**3/1000
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scale_factor
¶ Overall magnitude of the quantity as compared to the canonical units.
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Conversion between quantities¶
Several methods to simplify expressions involving unit objects.
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sympy.physics.units.util.
convert_to
(expr, target_units)[source]¶ Convert
expr
to the same expression with all of its units and quantities represented as factors oftarget_units
, whenever the dimension is compatible.target_units
may be a single unit/quantity, or a collection of units/quantities.Examples
>>> from sympy.physics.units import speed_of_light, meter, gram, second, day >>> from sympy.physics.units import mile, newton, kilogram, atomic_mass_constant >>> from sympy.physics.units import kilometer, centimeter >>> from sympy.physics.units import convert_to >>> convert_to(mile, kilometer) 25146*kilometer/15625 >>> convert_to(mile, kilometer).n() 1.609344*kilometer >>> convert_to(speed_of_light, meter/second) 299792458*meter/second >>> convert_to(day, second) 86400*second >>> 3*newton 3*newton >>> convert_to(3*newton, kilogram*meter/second**2) 3*kilogram*meter/second**2 >>> convert_to(atomic_mass_constant, gram) 1.66053904e-24*gram
Conversion to multiple units:
>>> convert_to(speed_of_light, [meter, second]) 299792458*meter/second >>> convert_to(3*newton, [centimeter, gram, second]) 300000*centimeter*gram/second**2
Conversion to Planck units:
>>> from sympy.physics.units import gravitational_constant, hbar >>> convert_to(atomic_mass_constant, [gravitational_constant, speed_of_light, hbar]).n() 7.62950196312651e-20*gravitational_constant**(-0.5)*hbar**0.5*speed_of_light**0.5


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Dua Lipa and boyfriend Anwar Hadid send MTV EMAs viewers into meltdown with awkward exchange
But those watching at home were left flocking to social media to have their say - when they were seen sitting next to each other in the audience looking very awkward
by James Rodger, https://www.facebook.com/jamesrodgerjournalistDua Lipa performed at the MTV Europe Music Awards on Sunday evening, and she had her boyfriend Anwar Hadid there to support her.
But those watching at home were left flocking to social media to have their say - when they were seen sitting next to each other in the audience looking very awkward.
Dua Lipa, 24, sat next to her boyfriend Anwar Hadid, 20, the younger brother of models Bella and Gigi.
The pair have been together since Lipa's reported split from her former partner, chef Isaac Carew, earlier this year.
One tweeted: "Anwar Hadid next to Dua Lipa was precisely the picture of happiness."
"Anwar looks so done I'm dying," another posted.
A third said: "Dua and Anwar with that f***ing face."
Halsey won the first award of the night, beating stars including Ariana Grande and Shawn Mendes to the best pop prize.
Mendes then performed his hit There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back before former One Direction star Niall Horan appeared to sing his new track, Nice To Meet Ya, a track reminiscent of the rock and roll of the Arctic Monkeys.
Then Rosalia was awarded the prize for best collaboration for Con Altura with Colombian reggaeton artist J Balvin. Accepting the award, the Spanish singer thanked her mother.
After a performance by Halsey, Green Day accepted the best rock award.
Lead singer Billie Joe Armstrong told the crowd: "Thank you, gracias, grazie mille."
He added: "Viva Espana."
After Ava Max took to the stage, backed by a string section, in a red gown to perform a medley of songs including her hit Sweet But Psycho.
Billie Eilish was awarded the prize for best song for Bad Guy while Shawn Mendes got best artist. Martin Garrix took home the best electronic prize.
All three thanked their fans via video messages.


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DEFENDING YOUR LIFE (1991) A Film Review by Ted Prigge Copyright 1998 Ted Prigge
Writer/Director: Albert Brooks Starring: Albert Brooks, Meryl Streep, Rip Torn, Lee Grant, Buck Henry, Leonard O. Turner, Ethan Embry, Susan Walters, Shirley MacLaine
Probably the reason Albert Brooks is a cult favorite rather than a big box office draw is because he's like a much less cinematic version of Woody Allen: he makes films that look and sometimes feel like big budget comedies like "Father of the Bride" and "Mrs. Doubtfire," but contain so much intelligence and wit, and deal with some broad and narrow human hang-ups (mostly his own, but we can all relate). The thing is if a normal moviegoer (i.e. not me) went to see one of his films, they'd probably laugh their goddam asses off because his films are hilariously clever, all while never shooting over the audiences' heads. The philosophical ideas are general ones, and can easily be dissected from the surface.
"Defending Your Life" is one of the funniest and most clever comedies that I've seen released this decade. On the surface, it's just a really witty, and hilarious film about what happens when you die. But underneath is a film that's about the way we judge everything we do, about the way we punish ourselves for missing opportunities, and how we often forget to merely be human. The film was written, directed, and co-produced by Brooks, one of the funniest men alive, who also stars in the film as Daniel Miller, a reasonably happy man with a lot of neurotic hang-ups, and who one day hits a bus head-on while driving home in his new BMW (while listening to Barbra Streisand do "Something's Coming" from "West Side Story," no less).
Instead of going straight to heaven, Brooks takes his character to a sorta limbo world called Judgment City, where everyone who dies in America (from the West Coast, of course) has to go to be calmed down from their "trip," and then be forced to "defend their lives." Right away, this film is hysterically witty: Judgment City looks like a normal American city/vacation spot, complete with tall buildings, numerous hotels, nightclubs, comedy spots, restaurants, and even golf courses (miniature and real). It even has billboards, and one woman who works in the city who tells Daniel that if he has any suggestions on how the city can look more like a city on Earth, there's a suggestion box at every corner.
As far as "defending his life," Daniel is given a lawyer, Bob Diamond (Rip Torn - PERFECT casting), as well as a prosecutor, Lena Foster (Lee Grant, another bit of perfect casting), who has a bit of anger aimed at Bob right away (Daniel tries to get a mistrial because of this). Daniel discovers that he will have four days of trials in a tiny courtroom with only himself, the two lawyers, and two judges presiding, where he will watch movie versions of certain episodes of his life that show him as being a wimp or being strong.
 Both have varying degrees of unhappiness, and they soon find that they may be parted: those who win their trials can go onto the "next part of existence;" those who lose go back to Earth as someone else...and it looks like Julia will be winning and Daniel will be pathetically losing.
One of Albert Brooks specialities is effortlessly blending hysterical bits of comedy with warmer more sentimental parts, all without ever becoming sappy or cheap. Here, he blows us away with his many pokes at ideas of afterlife, like how when you die, you can eat whatever you like and how much you like, all without ever gaining any weight...and it's the best food you'll ever eat. And then he gives us a romance which is quirky AND heartwarming, all because he and Streep have such great chemistry together. Brooks makes the cynical jokes while Streep laughs at them, all the while being subtlely attracted to one another. It's not often that you see a comedy that can give us a romance that is not only interesting and moving, but is also intelligent.
Everything that goes into this film is a part of Brooks and his certain hang-ups, and his films are comic zeniths of imagining ways of overcoming his fears and anxieties. Here, he attacks the way that many of us are too judgemental and hard on ourselves. He shows Daniel as having two lawyers, one who is making excuses for him and trying to show that some lackluster moments were actually good for him; the other who is constantly criticizing everything he does, and never really being able to let go of them. The fact is that Brooks is probably still plagued with these problems, as we all are, but this film is a way of being able to at least understand them, and maybe slightly overcoming them.
Still, if you're not blown away by the way he adds numerous amounts of depth to his film, you'll at least be bowled over by his great sense of humor, which finds laughter in basically everything, all while possessing a good amount of intelligence. His creation of Judgment City is inspired, to say the least.  And don't you all fear having to explain a very embarassing moment (or moments) in your life to someone who has control over where you go after death?  Isn't that just like life?
MY RATING (out of 4): ****
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2 #define WIFI_HANDLER_ACCESS_POINT_H
6 #include "freertos/FreeRTOS.h"
7 #include "freertos/event_groups.h"
8 #include "freertos/task.h"
9 #include "esp_system.h"
11 #include "esp_event.h"
14 #include "nvs_flash.h"
19 #define WIFI_CHANNEL 1
20 #define WIFI_MAX_STA_CONN 1
21 #define WIFI_SCAN_LIST_SIZE 10
22 #define WIFI_STA_CONNECTED_BIT BIT0
23 #define WIFI_ERR_NOT_CONNECTED -2
32 bool is_wifi_station_connected();
uint16_t wifi_access_point_list_size()
Returns size of the list containing scanned access points available.
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esp_err_t stop_wifi_access_point()
Turns off the access point and turns off wifi.
Definition: wifi_handler_access_point.c:151
esp_err_t start_wifi_access_point(char *ssid, char *pass)
Starts wifi access point so that other devices can connect to esp32 AP. Only one device can be connec...
Definition: wifi_handler_access_point.c:57
wifi_ap_record_t * scan_wifi_access_point()
Scans wifi access points and returns the struct containing the access points found nearby.
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Do you Know your Akan name?
This application is developed to let you know which day of the week you were born with its meaning in Akans community
This application is developed to let you know which day of the week you were born with its meaning in Akans community


| Outcome definition2 | Exposure: Eczema1 | Exposure: Psoriasis1 | |||||
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| OR (95%CI)3 | n4 | OR (95%CI)3 | n4 | ||||
| UK Biobank | |||||||
| depression | Interview-reported diagnosis | 1.36 (1.27-1.45) | 229,393 | 1.11 (1.01-1.21) | 229,371 | ||
| anxiety | Interview-reported diagnosis | 1.30 (1.14-1.47) | 229,393 | 1.29 (1.08-1.52) | 229,371 | ||
| depression | PHQ-9 ≥ 10 (survey) | 1.24 (1.09-1.39) | 69,420 | 1.19 (1.00-1.41) | 69,417 | ||
| anxiety | GAD-7 ≥ 10 (survey) | 1.20 (1.05-1.37) | 69,737 | 1.19 (0.98-1.44) | 69,734 | ||
| Primary care | |||||||
| depression | ≥ 1 diagnosis pre-interview | 1.56 (1.50-1.62) | 229,378 | 1.38 (1.31-1.46) | 229,356 | ||
| anxiety | ≥ 1 diagnosis pre-interview | 1.53 (1.46-1.60) | 229,390 | 1.38 (1.29-1.47) | 229,368 | ||
| depression | ≥ 1 diagnosis pre-survey | 1.50 (1.39-1.63) | 64,499 | 1.37 (1.22-1.54) | 64,496 | ||
| anxiety | ≥ 1 diagnosis pre-survey | 1.43 (1.30-1.58) | 64,502 | 1.39 (1.21-1.59) | 64,499 | ||
| 1 Exposures defined using self-reported previous diagnosis at the UK Biobank recruitment interview, or through records in primary care prior to the timepoint (at least 1 diagnosis + 2 prescription codes on separate days for eczema; 1 diagnosis for psoriasis). | |||||||
| 2 At the Initial interview timepoint (in grey), outcomes are defined either as a self-reported previous doctor's diagnosis, or at least 1 diagnosis code in primary care prior to the interview. At the 2016 mental health follow-up survey (70,878 responded), outcomes are defined either as a score of ≥10 in the PHQ-9 score for depression/the GAD-7 score for anxiety, which take into account symptoms in the 2 weeks prior to the survey, or at least 1 diagnosis code in primary care prior to the follow-up survey | |||||||
| 3 Odds ratios (95% confidence intervals) estimated from logistic regression for having a mental illness (adjusted for age, sex, deprivation and ethnicity) comparing people with the respective skin disease to people without the respective skin disease | |||||||
| 4 Number of observations that went into the model. Observations with missing values were dropped. "Prefer not to answer" and "Do not know" were treated as missing values. For the follow-up survey timepoint, only used GP data where all of the questions of the mental health follow-up survey were answered |


| Apache Struts 2 Documentation > Home > Security Bulletins > S2-009 |
ParameterInterceptor vulnerability allows remote command execution
| Who should read this | All Struts 2 developers |
|---|---|
| Impact of vulnerability | Remote command execution |
| Maximum security rating | Critical |
| Recommendation | Developers should immediately upgrade to Struts <IP_ADDRESS> or read the following solution instructions carefully for a configuration change to mitigate the vulnerability |
| Affected Software | Struts 2.0.0 - Struts <IP_ADDRESS> |
| Reporter | Meder Kydyraliev, Google Security Team |
| CVE Identifier | CVE-2011-3923 |
| Original Description | Reported directly to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
OGNL provides, among other features, extensive expression evaluation capabilities. The vulnerability allows a malicious user to bypass all the protections (regex pattern, deny method invocation) built into the ParametersInterceptor, thus being able to inject a malicious expression in any exposed string variable for further evaluation.
A similar behavior was already addressed in S2-003 and S2-005, but it turned out that the resulting fix based on whitelisting acceptable parameter names closed the vulnerability only partially.
Regular expression in ParametersInterceptor matches top['foo'](0) as a valid expression, which OGNL treats as (top['foo'])(0) and evaluates the value of 'foo' action parameter as an OGNL expression. This lets malicious users put arbitrary OGNL statements into any String variable exposed by an action and have it evaluated as an OGNL expression and since OGNL statement is in HTTP parameter value attacker can use blacklisted characters (e.g. #) to disable method execution and execute arbitrary methods, bypassing the ParametersInterceptor and OGNL library protections.
public class FooAction { private String foo; public String execute() { return "success"; } public String getFoo() { return foo; } public void setFoo(String foo) { this.foo = foo; } }
Here's an actual decoded example, which will create /tmp/PWNAGE directory:
/action?foo=(#context["xwork.MethodAccessor.denyMethodExecution"]= new java.lang.Boolean(false), #_memberAccess["allowStaticMethodAccess"]= new java.lang.Boolean(true), @java.lang.Runtime@getRuntime().exec('mkdir /tmp/PWNAGE'))(meh)&z[(foo)('meh')]=true
encoded version:
/action?foo=%28%23context[%22xwork.MethodAccessor.denyMethodExecution%22]%3D+new+java.lang.Boolean%28false%29,%20%23_memberAccess[%22allowStaticMethodAccess%22]%3d+new+java.lang.Boolean%28true%29,%20<EMAIL_ADDRESS>And the JUnit version
public class FooActionTest extends org.apache.struts2.StrutsJUnit4TestCase<FooAction> { @Test public void testExecute() throws Exception { request.setParameter("foo", "(#context[\"xwork.MethodAccessor.denyMethodExecution\"]= new " + "java.lang.Boolean(false), #_memberAccess[\"allowStaticMethodAccess\"]= new java.lang.Boolean(true), " + "@java.lang.Runtime@getRuntime().exec('mkdir /tmp/PWNAGE'))(meh)"); request.setParameter("top['foo'](0)", "true"); String res = this.executeAction("/example/foo.action"); FooAction action = this.getAction(); File pwn = new File("/tmp/PWNAGE"); Assert.assertFalse("Remote exploit: The PWN folder has been created", pwn.exists()); } }
The regex pattern inside the ParameterInterceptor was changed to provide a more narrow space of acceptable parameter names.
Furthermore the new setParameter method provided by the value stack will allow no more eval expression inside the param names.
| It is strongly recommended to upgrade to Struts <IP_ADDRESS>, which contains the corrected OGNL and XWork library. |
In case an upgrade isn't possible in a particular environment, there is a configuration based mitigation workaround:
The following additional interceptor-ref configuration should mitigate the problem when applied correctly, allowing only simple navigational expression:
<interceptor-ref name="params"> <param name="acceptParamNames">\w+((\.\w+)|(\[\d+\])|(\['\w+'\]))*</param> </interceptor-ref>
| Beware that the above pattern breaks the type conversion support for collection and map (those parameter names should be attached to acceptParamNames variable). For this configuration to work correctly, it has to be applied to any params interceptor ref in any stack an application is using. E.g., if an application is configured to use defaultStack as well as paramsPrepareParamsStack, you should copy both stack definitions from struts-default.xml to the application's struts.xml config file and apply the described excludeParams configuration for each params interceptor ref, that is once for defaultStack and twice for paramsPrepareParamsStack |


**** Great-grandfather Crandall experiences of taking plural wives from Idaho to Mexico
talk to Aunt Welma about this. (Sisters to Zina) May Crandell Stone, Bertha Crandell Garner, Juilia
Zina Luella Crandell Hill
Thoughts and Remembrances
By Kenneth H Browning
Zina is my Grandmother on my mother’s side. She was married to William M. Hill. Grandpa died of a heart attack when I was three years old so I don’t remember him. I remember of going to Sugar City where they lived. Their home was white and had a screened porch. I believe that after Grandpa’s death Grandma stayed with Aunt Vida for a short time. The apartment on the West of our home became vacant and I think it was then that Aunt Welma and Grandma moved in there. Uncle Lee was in the military because of World War II. At the end of the war, Uncle Lee and Aunt Welma returned to Teton. I remember returning to Grandma and Grandpa’s home in Sugar City and the grass had grown so tall that they had to get a neighbor to come in with a hay mower to cut it before a regular lawn mower could be used. Grandma came to live with us from that time until her death on December 31, 1958.
I remember that Bob would sleep in the attic above Grandma’s apartment and I believe that after Welma left Margaret would sleep with Grandma. After Margaret got married and Bob went into the service, Mrs. East who’s husband died moved back to Victor. She was the owner of the house and the Mother-In-Law to Harold Homes, who lived to the house south of us. Mrs. East moved into the apartment, which Grandma had been living in, and Grandma moved in with us. Occasionally Grandma would go for a visit to her other children, but home was with us. I had a great love and respect for my Grandmother and thought there was no finer woman on earth. Grandma was always a very stately person and her appearance was always very neat and well groomed. At home she would wear a house dress but even that was always clean and neat. When she went anywhere outside the house she always dressed her best. She helped me with Church assignments and school homework, giving me lots of encouragement. Often in the evening she would have me brush her hair and often I would trim the corns and bunions from her feet and toes. She truly became a second mother to me. Mother worked most of the time outside of the home, but Grandma was there to help us children. In 1952 dad got a job with Hill Air Force so our family to move to Utah, Grandma moved there with us. In November 1954, on Thanksgiving night Uncle Myron and Aunt Lila, their daughter Joyce and her husband and Uncle Grant and Aunt Margie were all killed in an automobile accident. Uncle Myron had been in the Veterans Hospital in Salt Lake for an eye operation to restore the sight in his eye. He was released that morning to return home. Uncle Grant and the others had came down to take him home. They stopped and had Thanksgiving dinner with us in Ogden. As they left our place Uncle Myron made the comment that if he never ate another meal, he was sure full then. On the way home a drunk ran into their car and killed all six of them. Grandma received some insurance money from that accident. She used some of that money to make the down payment on a home in Sunset for Mom, Dad and our family on the condition that she could live there until her death.
Grandma seemed to me to have had her share of trials. During the flue academic of 1912 three of her children died with the flue, all with in 48 hours. Grandma went into a great depression and even some of the neighbors felt that she had lost her mind and needed to be hospitalized. She said that one day she looked out the window and there stood ------- holding the baby in her arms and ------ by the hand with the most peaceful look and she know that her children were ok. She was able to recover with that and continued with life.
Once Grandma told me of a spiritual experience she had that I have always remembered and wondered about it. I would like to preface this experience by telling a little about her earlier marriage to Grandpa Hill. William M. Hill was a lumber jack for many of their early years of marriage and while raising their family. As a result of this occupation the family lived in the hills and timber land during much of the family’s early years. The boys grew up without the Church activity to influence their lives. As they chose girls to marry, they were not members of the Church. All the boys served in the military during World War II. Myron, Irven and Grant served in the navy and Floyd served in the Marines. When their father died, none of the boys were active in the Church. My mother, Aunt Vida and Aunt Wilma were active. There were three other children born to the family and I will say more about that later. Because the family lived in the timbering areas, none of the family attended Church. From all I was told Grandpa was a honest, hard working individual and instilled this in all his children. I have been told that Grandpa could stack a deck of cards, while the sharpest of card players watched him, and he could deal out any hand he wanted to any player. Often being asked to demonstrate this ability to others. I was always told that even with this ability he was never accused of cheating at anything. On one occasion when Bob was a young boy, Grandpa and Bob would often play checkers. Grandpa would always win. On one occasion Grandpa had to be excused for a minute during a game. While he was gone Bob switched the position of one of the pieces. When Grandpa came back and looked at the board, he said, “You have moved a piece and that is cheating. I don’t play games with cheaters.” It took Bob several months of asking forgiveness and begging before Grandpa would forgive him and play a game with him again but with a warning that he never cheat again. When Grandpa grew older and moved into town, he was deaf. Without the aid of speaker systems and hearing aids, like we have today, he couldn’t hear the speakers and the program, so he stayed home. Looking at the Church records you would say that William Hill was inactive at his death. Grandma told me that one night after Grandpa’s death, he appeared standing at the foot of her bed. She set up in bed and he said to her, “Zina, unless you do more to getting our boys active in the church than what you are doing, you will not be able to come to where I am.” That is all that Grandma said happened but she did work more with her family and before she died all the children except Uncle Floyd were active in the Church and had been to the Temple.
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When Grandma was a young girl, she and her sister Irene were out picking huckleberries just a short distance from the house. Having picked their buckets full and evening setting in, they started for home. As they were walking they heard a baby cry.  She told Irene to hurry for home and not to stop. As they hurried the sound seem to be just behind the bushes and to the side of them. The two told their parents about the experience and the next morning their father took a rifle and went out to the area that the girls had came. He found prints of a large cougar that must have followed them all the way to within a few yards of the house.
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The following experience was told to me but I am not sure if I have the details correct or not. I don’t know if any one else heard or can remember the experience or not. If I can I will try to get a copy of this to Aunt Wilma and she might be able to remember it.
Hyrum Oscar Crandell is my Great Grandfather on my mothers side. He was married to Margaret Emma Guyman, my Great Grandmother and to Margaret’s younger sister in a plural marriage. During the time that the United State Government was outlawing the practice of plural marriage and arresting any that were in this agreement of plural marriage, for the safety of the family Hyrum decided to take his family to Mexico. This was being done by many families to escape the laws being forced on them. The family loaded their belongings into wagon and with teams started the journey from Idaho to Mexico. I guess there was many trials with such a journey but the one that I remember of being told about occurred as the family was in Souther Utah. They found out that the sheriffs posse was after them and would probably catch up to them the next day. They broke camp and had Hyrum’s oldest son, Hyrum Crandell Jr. stay behind. When the posse came they arrested Hyrum and took him back to the closest constable. When questioned by the constable Hyrum Crandell Jr. was able to testify that not only was he not guilty of practicing polygamy but that he wasn’t even married. It was his father that they were looking for. The law had to release Hyrum and by that time the rest of the family had traveled a safe distance away. When he family arrived in Mexico Hyrum built a nice home and got a farm started. After getting things set for the youngest wife he took his first wife back to Idaho and never saw his second family again. One of the daughters kept a day by day journal of this experience but when it was all over the family decided that some one might get a hold of the journal and cause trouble so the journal was burned.


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| struct CCpq_node * | next |
| CCpq_elem | queue_elem |
| CCpq_set | children_set |
| CCpq_elem | children_elem |
| CCpq_set | full_children_set |
| CCpq_elem | full_children_elem |
| CCpq_set | partial_children_set |
| CCpq_elem | partial_children_elem |
| CCpq_elem | blocked_elem |
| CCpq_elem | leaves_elem |
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Sited to the south of the area of open water known at Hustadvika, Molde is a useful port in which to await favourable weather for the passage north.
In the summer months, the Redningsselskapet (Norwegian Sea Rescue Service) provides a convoy service across this stretch of coast to Kristiansund.
This is an official Port of Entry.
Last updated June 2011.