As a pentester, you might be able to take control of systems that have a direct access but you also might be able to test the internal network and check the machine who are inside a subnetwork.
For that task you’ll have to use an already compromised machine as a bridge/gateway, this technic is called “pivot”. Depending of the context, different solutions exist to perform that task.
Rinetd
The easiest one. First you need to install Rinetd:
aptitude search rinetd
p rinetd - Internet TCP redirection server

Then edit the /etc/rinetd.conf
file:
# bindadress bindport connectaddress connectport
<IP_ADDRESS> 80 <IP_ADDRESS> 8080
Restart Rinetd and from now, all incoming traffic on <IP_ADDRESS>
on port 80
will be redirected to <IP_ADDRESS>
on port 8080
.
This can be usefull if a firewall is restricting outbound traffic on certain port.
SSH
Local port forwarding
ssh -L <local port to listen>:<remote host>:<remote port> <gateway>
Similar to port forwarding with Rinetd, this technic still have some tints. The traffic is encrypted but only between the local machine and the gateway.
If the remote host is localhost
then it refers to the gateway. Example:
ssh -L 8080:<IP_ADDRESS>:80<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This open a tunnel between the local machine on port 8080
to <IP_ADDRESS>
on port 80
trough the ssh server <IP_ADDRESS>
connected with user bob
.
Connexion from other machines are not accepted by default, to enable this feature you have to use the -g
option.
Remote port forwarding
ssh -R <remote port to bind>:<local host>:<local port> <gateway>
Note that this must be launched on the already compromised machine ! In this case if the local host is localhost
then it refers to the local machine. Example:
ssh -R 1234:<IP_ADDRESS>:80<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This pop a reverse shell on <IP_ADDRESS>
connected with user bob
and create a tunnel on port 1234
wich will receive all traffic from <IP_ADDRESS>
on port 80
.
ProxyChains
As a standalone, Proxychains is mainly used to anonymize traffic but combined with SSH it can be used to perform dynamic port forwarding.
$ aptitude search proxychains
p libproxychains-dev - proxy chains -- shared library (development)
p libproxychains3 - proxy chains -- shared library (runtime)
p proxychains - proxy chains - redirect connections through proxy servers

When the install is finished, edit /etc/proxychains.conf
as here:
[ProxyList]
# add proxy here ...
# meanwile
# defaults set to "tor"
socks4 <IP_ADDRESS> 9050
Then we can create a tunnel wich will forward all incoming traffic to any host in the internal network trough the compromised machine which runs the ssh server. Syntax:
ssh -D <local proxy> <target>
Example:
$ ssh -D <IP_ADDRESS>:9050<EMAIL_ADDRESS>From now we can perform scans or anything else on every port on every machine in the DMZ with Proxychains:
$ proxychains nmap -p 139,445 <IP_ADDRESS>-200


Validator
Class to validate properties of a Vo
Static Method Summary
| Static Public Methods | ||
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checkProperty(property: String, value: any): true Check a property value |
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getRulesFor(property: String): Array Get the list of validation rules |
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hasRulesFor(property: String): Boolean Is there any validation rule for a given property |
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isPropertyRequired(property: String): Boolean Is a property required? |
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isPropertyUnique(property: String): Boolean Is a property unique? |
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needToCheckProperty(property: String, value: any): Array Does a property need to be checked? |
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Run a validator rules and get the result |
Constructor Summary
| Public Constructor | ||
| public |
constructor(vo: Vo) |
Method Summary
| Public Methods | ||
| public |
To know if the validation failed |
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Validate all the properties of the current Vo |
Static Public Methods
public static checkProperty(property: String, value: any): true source
Check a property value
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| property | String | the property name |
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| value | any | the property value |
Return:
| true |
public static getRulesFor(property: String): Array source
Get the list of validation rules
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| property | String | the property name |
public static hasRulesFor(property: String): Boolean source
Is there any validation rule for a given property
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| property | String | the property name |
public static isPropertyRequired(property: String): Boolean source
Is a property required?
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| property | String | the property name |
public static isPropertyUnique(property: String): Boolean source
Is a property unique?
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| property | String | the property name |
public static needToCheckProperty(property: String, value: any): Array source
Does a property need to be checked?
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| property | String | the property name |
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| value | any | the property value |


Resources | Buildings | Terrain
Resources
{% for resource_kind in resource_kinds %}{{ resource_kind.name }}
Buildings that Produce This
{% if resource_kind.produced_by.count %}-
{% for product in resource_kind.produced_by.all %}
- {{ product.building_kind.name }} {% endfor %}
No buildings produce this resource.
{% endif %}Terrain that Contains This
{% if resource_kind.settlementterrainkind_set.count %}-
{% for stk in resource_kind.settlementterrainkind_set.all %}
- {{ stk }} {% endfor %}
No terrain contains this resource.
{% endif %}


| 405 | (A) | thay sett sadly to the wallis þat noghte a-way schapide |
| 407 | (C) | And sette wacche to þe wałł þat none a-wey wente |
| 408 | (D) | And sette wacche to þe wałł þat none a-wey went |
| 403 | (E) | ȝit was wacche abowte þe walles . of stong ordynaunce |
| (Ex) | ---- no text ---- | |
| 419 | (L) | sette ward on þe walles þat noȝt awey scaped |
| 388 | (P) | Sett wardes at þe wałł þat noght a-way schapid |
| 401 | (U) | And set watche to the wal / that on a wey went |
| (V) | ---- no text ---- |


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All Classes Interface Summary Class Summary Enum Summary Class Description ActionCell<T> The Action Cell is used to extend a normal table column with actions in it.ActionField<T> The Action Field is used in the action field columnActionType The Action Type defines the displayed buttons in the board tableApplicationConfig Board The Board represents the play ground of this game.BoardController The Board Controller manages the primary Game UI.BoardManager BoardTableRow The Board Table Row holds all values for the board tableClient ClientHandler Each new Client will have its own ClientTask.ClientTask Commands All Protocol Commands available for client and serverDice DiceType Field FieldType FieldTypeHelper FXContext The FX Context is an implementation of the View Context and is able to hold a JavaFX specific View Context.MainController The Main Controller manages all sub screens and handel as main function for the whole UI controllers.Message MessageHandler The Message Handler is used for bi-directional communication between ui thread and another threadMessageType NetworkUtils The Network Utils holds all methods which are used for server, client and setup of this game.Ranking ScoreService ScreenHelper Additional functionality to simplify the UI buildingScreenType Holds all available screens to displayServer The Server handles all client connections.ServeType Each Instance of the Game can have one of these typesSetupController The Setup Controller manages the configuration and mode of the Game.StatusController The Status Controller is placed at the bottom of the View and displays the status to the userStatusType The status type will be used to indicate the bubble image on the status bar.Transfer User UserRow The User Row represents one row in the board table view.UserService View<T extends javafx.scene.Node> ViewContext The View Context interface is used to have a general access to an View InstanceViewController The View Controller Interface is used to force all Controllers to implement needed methods.ViewHandler The ViewHandler extends a normal ViewController with Handling functionality.YatziApplication The Yatzi Application is a JavaFX InstanceYatziGame


template<class FieldValue, class MeshType>
class drake::geometry::MeshField< FieldValue, MeshType >
MeshField is an abstract class that represents a field variable defined on a mesh M.
It can evaluate the field value at any location on any element of the mesh.
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| FieldValue | a valid Eigen scalar or Vector of Eigen scalar for the field value. |
| MeshType | the type of the mesh: SurfaceMesh or VolumeMesh. |
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| virtual | ~MeshField ()=default |
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| virtual FieldValue | EvaluateAtVertex (typename MeshType::VertexIndex e) const =0 |
| | Evaluates the field value at a vertex. More...
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| virtual FieldValue | Evaluate (typename MeshType::ElementIndex e, const typename MeshType::Barycentric &b) const =0 |
| | Evaluates the field value at a location on an element. More...
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| virtual FieldValue | EvaluateCartesian (typename MeshType::ElementIndex e, const typename MeshType::Cartesian &p_MQ) const =0 |
| | Evaluates the field at a point Qp on an element. More...
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| std::unique_ptr< MeshField > | CloneAndSetMesh (const MeshType *new_mesh) const |
| | Copy to a new MeshField and set the new MeshField to use a new compatible mesh. More...
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| const MeshType & | mesh () const |
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| virtual FieldValue EvaluateCartesian |
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typename MeshType::ElementIndex |
e, |
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p_MQ |
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Evaluates the field at a point Qp on an element.
If the element is a tetrahedron, Qp is the input point Q. If the element is a triangle, Qp is the projection of Q on the triangle's plane.
- Parameters
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| e | The index of the element. |
| p_MQ | The position of point Q expressed in frame M, in Cartesian coordinates. M is the frame of the mesh. |
Implemented in MeshFieldLinear< T, MeshType >, and MeshFieldLinear< T, T >.


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Our operation is self-contained, modern, and flexible. We are self sufficient, reliable, experienced, and have a great crew of employees that have been working for us for years. The result is a great product and a happy customer!
Contact usHome of the Rochester Rhinos and Rochester Rattlers, Nancy's is proud to serve as one of the vendors at Capelli (formerly Sahlen's) Sports Stadium for over 9 years.
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The equivalent to the Linux command ; to allow additional command execution is &
dir & whoami
Syntax
& Exec second command after first regardless of exit code of first
&& Exec second only if first is success
|| Exec second only if first is NOT success
File stuff
del delete a file
md folderName create folder/dir
dir /A show hidden files
type file.txt print out/type out content (cat)
findstr file.txt grep/find files
Network
netstat -an show network information
ipconfig show network adapter information
ping <IP> ping
tracert traceroute
Processes
tasklist list processes
taskkill /PID <PID> /F kill a process
Users
net users show users
net user <username> <password> /add add a new user with password
net localgroup <group> <username> /add add a user to a localgroup
net localgroup /domain check if you are part of a domain
net users /domain list all domain users
Mounting / Mapping
wmic logicaldisk get deviceid, volumename, description
wmic logicaldisk get name
wmic logicaldisk get caption
fsutil fsinfo drives can be slow
list volume
net use map only network drives (equiv is smbclient)
net use \\IP\IPC$ "" /u:"" null-session with share
net use * \\IP\SHARE map drive to first available drive letter
net use <drive>: /del delete/disconnect from mapped share
Other
shutdown /s /t 0 shutdown now
shutdown /r /t 0 restart now
cipher /w:C:\ clear data/shred volume
set show environment variables
help dir help is equiv of 'man' pages


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June 13, 2003
Kids find dead babysitter, show neighborhood friends
WKMG-TV 6 Orlando | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"Sarah Beeman-Albritton, 25, had been dead for 10 to 12 hours by the time sheriff's deputies were called Wednesday afternoon... [the client's] 10-year-old son and 6-year-old daughter showed the body to children from a nearby home, sheriff's Detective Bill Waldron said. A boy who saw the body told his older brother, who called 911, Waldron said. Beeman-Albritton apparently overdosed on Methadose, a liquid form of Methadone, and some Xanax."
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Brain-eating baboon finally dead
iAfrica | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"A baboon which bit a three-month-old baby boy from the North West on the head, killing him, was shot dead by police and nature conservation officials on Thursday, police reported. ... 'We are quite sure we got the right baboon because this same baboon attacked a goat and the teeth marks on the goat skin match that of the baboon,' he said."
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Canadian taxpayers fund retropective on feces
Canadian Broadcasting | Submitted by: Lydia
"An exhibit devoted to excrement that's being staged at a government-funded contemporary art gallery is an affront to taxpayers, the Canadian Alliance critic for heritage says. ...  The contemporary art facility received a two-year, $72,000 operating grant last year from the Canada Council for the Arts."
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Rumsfeld aide rattling sabers at North Korea
Boston Globe | Submitted by: dianalily
"The United States should be prepared to destroy North Korea's Yongbyon reactor if necessary to keep Pyongyang from trafficking in nuclear weapons, an influential member of Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's advisory panel said yesterday. 'Whether we can effectively mobilize a coalition -- including China, Russia, the South Koreans, the Japanese, ourselves -- and so isolate them that they will abandon this program, that remains to be seen,' said Richard Perle... 'But I don't think anyone can exclude the kind of surgical strike we saw in 1981,' he said... 'We should always be prepared to go it alone, if necessary.'"
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Iran-Contra figure takes dirt nap
Tacoma News Tribune | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"Donald T. Regan, a blunt-speaking Wall Street financier who served President Reagan as Treasury secretary and chief of staff before being felled by the Iran-Contra scandal, died of cancer Tuesday at the age of 84. ... Regan always claimed he had been made a scapegoat for Iran-Contra, the scheme overseen by national security aide Oliver North to sell arms to Iran while seeking freedom for American hostages being held in the Middle East. Some of the proceeds of the arms sales were diverted to the Contra rebels, who in the 1980s were fighting the Soviet-backed government of Nicaragua's Daniel Ortega."
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Volvo manager slashed with spears by former employees
online.ie | Submitted by: KC
"Workers who were sacked from a Volvo dealership in Indonesia attacked their Swedish boss with spears after an argument over severance pay, police said today. Michael Ollson was stabbed in the back and slashed across the face by the men during a meeting in Balikpapan, East Kalimantan. ... Four men have been arrested for the attack. Three of them were among 31 workers recently fired by the dealership, police said."
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Iraqi suing Rumsfeld for $200 million
headlines.sify.com | Submitted by: Rollo Tomasi
"An Iraqi shepherd is seeking 200 million dollars in damages from the US military for the deaths of 17 members of his family as well as 200 sheeps in a missile strike... 'The trial will be Iraq's first against US troops because we believe they used excessive force against the Iraqi people who cooperated with the United States to topple Saddam Hussein's regime,' Abud Sarhan's lawyer told AFP. Lawyer Rabah al-Alwani was approached by Sarhan, 71, to file a suit against US Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and General Tommy Franks, commander of US forces in Iraq, after the shepherd claimed a US missile landed on his tent on April 4."
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Jackson settles financial lawsuit
BBC | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"Pop star Michael Jackson has settled a potentially embarrassing lawsuit which threatened to lift the lid on the state of his finances. ... The suit portrayed Jackson as a man who was living beyond his means, squandering his multi-billion dollar fortune. It alleged he had racked up more than $200m in credit in a single year and continued to spend lavishly in order to maintain his eccentric lifestyle." [One of his alleged runaway expenses: legal settlements.]
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Condemned prisoner attempts suicide by fatty foods
San Antonio Express-News | Submitted by: Dirty Sammy
"Johnson was served his last meal, a fried feast. He requested four chicken breasts, shrimp and catfish -- all fried -- accompanied by french fries, onion rings, a double cheeseburger with grilled onions and a glass of strawberry juice, followed by pecan pie." [Maybe they should have offered to deep-fry the cheeseburger and pie too.]
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Bubblegum sold with KKK tattoos
WMAQ-TV 5 Chicago | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"A Michigan woman said she was shocked when she found a temporary tattoo depicting the Ku Klux Klan inside a pack of bubble gum. ... 'He has a white hood, white robes, flames going up around him. You can pretty much tell it's the Klan.' Rogers said the little picture of a klansman was a temporary tattoo intended for children. ... 'I never thought I'd see the day I'd see KKK tattoos in kids' bubble gum.'"
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Airline seats evolving into polygraph machines
New Scientist | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"Intelligent airline seats could automatically alert busy cabin crew to nervous, shifty passengers, who might be terrorists... if the seat reveals the passenger may be in a state of high anxiety, the display can discreetly alert the cabin crew. They can then assess whether the passenger presents a risk: are they simply frightened of flying? An air-rager in the making? Or a hijacker about to make their move? Thorpe says additional sensors and analytical software may one day help the crew to make that judgement, perhaps by monitoring passengers' temperature or skin moisture levels."
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DNA test identifies mucous donor in cop's hamburger
ABC News | Submitted by: Dirty Sammy
"It looks like ex-Burger King cook Joshua Arbuckle made a whopper of a mistake by spitting into a state trooper's burger. After a 4-month investigation and DNA testing, investigators have linked the spittle found in the sandwich, and charged Arbuckle with felony assault, among other charges. ... He also faces charges of simple assault, disorderly conduct, harassment, and stalking — all stemming from the spitting incident. A restaurant manager told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Arbuckle had also lost his job. 'He wasn't the best employee,' the manager told paper."
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Blowjob kills retired politician
Sun | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"A massage parlour girl told yesterday how a top politician died minutes after she performed a sex act on him. The 19-year-old blonde said Dr Phil Williams, 64, told her she had got him excited before he fell off the massage couch. Married father-of-two Dr Williams, a former Welsh MP, suffered a fatal heart attack. The girl, who asked to be called by her working name Hayley, said she had been topless and wearing a white G-string and white high heels when she performed oral sex on Dr Williams."
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Suicide reveals lover's girlfriend was really a man
Independent Online | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"A Taiwanese man received a grisly surprise on Friday the 13th after learning that his lover committed suicide, but the real shock came at the funeral when he discovered his girlfriend was actually a boyfriend. The 24-year-old man rushed to the funeral parlour in Taiwan's northern township of Tucheng to mourn her death, but was shocked to discover that instead of a woman lying in the coffin, the body was of a man, cable television reported."
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Telemarketer threatens murder
Denver Post | Submitted by: skuppy
"Mindy listened to the voice mail on the couple's home line and heard an angry message riddled with curses and a threat. ... '(Expletive) hanging up on somebody like that again. (Expletive) I'm coming in your (expletive) house, you (expletive).  I'll (expletive) kill you.' ... 'Teleperformance USA strives to maintain the highest standards of professionalism at all times,' spokesman Steve Perring said in a statement sent by e-mail Wednesday. 'The individual in question has been subject to disciplinary action and no longer works for the company.'" [Disciplined and fired?  Gregory Lattera received a certified letter on Saturday from the Cradle of Liberty Council stating: 'We have received information that has compelled us to revoke your registration. We therefore request that you sever any relationship you may have with the Boy Scouts of America.'"
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Detroit PD is nation's worst
Detroit Free Press | Submitted by: Dirty Sammy
"U.S. Justice Department officials who investigate police misconduct told Detroit police officials they 'have never seen problems as embedded and entrenched as in the DPD,' according to documents prepared by Police Chief Jerry Oliver's staff to brief the department's 3,900 officers earlier this year. ... Detroit led the nation's large cities in the number of per-capita shootings of citizens by police."
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Man drowns in paint
Mirror | Submitted by: Buzz Beer
"A Ford engineer drowned in a vat of hot paint, a court heard yesterday. Christopher Shute, 30, fell through a gap in the container's lid. He had climbed on to the eight-foot tank to stop the paint foaming up an overflow. But, because the lid was foam covered, he couldn't see sections had been removed for cleaning. The pool-sized tank had to be drained to find his body."
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Scammer bilks thousands with eBay's help
MSNBC | Submitted by: kade
"Police arrested 31-year-old Russell Dana Smith last weekend after hundreds of auction winners complained that they sent $1,000 or more to a company named Liquidation Universe for laptop computers they never received. ... Liquidation Universe had participated in eBay's new SquareTrade seller verification service... [which] provides a special, Good-Houskeeping type logo place on the auction listing. But the logo, consumers say, was deceptive. It included the words '$1,000 protection.' Many consumers believed they would be reimbursed up to $1,000 if they ran into trouble with their auction. But actually, buyers have since learned, SquareTrade's protection was capped at $1,000 per seller, not per buyer... 'So say there's 100 of us, we all get $10 apiece,' [one victim] said."
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Women get $1.3M for LAPD rape
Sacramento Bee | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"City officials agreed to pay $1.3 million to settle the lawsuits of three women who were raped by a police officer last year. Former Officer Joseph Evan Robinson, 27, was convicted this year of raping the women while on duty. ... 'These are no-win situations,' Councilman Jack Weiss said Wednesday. 'On the one hand, it's unfortunate that taxpayers have to see so much of their tax money going to these settlements. On the other hand, there has to be a just resolution when the facts are so egregious.'"
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Fuel cells pose hypothetical risk to atmosphere
SiliconValley.com | Submitted by: I hate hippies & hydrogen
"Widespread use of the hydrogen fuel cells that President Bush has made a centerpiece of his energy plan might not be as environmentally friendly as many believe. Scientists say the new technology could lead to greater destruction of the ozone layer that protects Earth from cancer-causing ultraviolet rays."
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President Bush falls off Segway
Wire Services | Submitted by: Black Ops 7
"U.S. President George W. Bush is pictured in this combo image falling off a Segway personal transporter on the front driveway of his parents' summer home June 12, 2003 in Kennebunkport, Maine. Bush arrived from Washington to spend the weekend with his father, former President George Bush, who celebrates his 79th birthday today and his mother Barbara. Bush was not injured in the fall." [Did he forget to turn it on?]
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{% extends "base.html" %} {% block content %}
There are two different options to add tournaments data. One automatically via a csv file and another one manually via a web interface.
The idea is to create csv file, send it to us and we will just run our app with your csv file as input and the tournament data will automatically online at the website.
A
The csv file must have an specific format otherwise the software will not allow to upload your tournament data to the web.
The most practical approach to create your own csv file is to download this file which has been already used by us to add tournaments data. After download it, open and edit it adapting the column values to your own tournament data.
A line contains all the information of a tournament game and it must look like the following examples (for more examples download this file):
World Cup 2015;MO;04/29/15;11:30;Field 2;Pool A;Gold;4;xx;France;8;5;Malaysia
World Cup 2015;MO;04/30/15;12:20;Field 15;Division;Silver;8;xx;England;8;3;Wales
World Cup 2015;MO;05/03/15;12:30;Field 3;Fifth position;Gold;2;xx;Japan;5;3;Fiji
World Cup 2015;M30;05/02/15;20:00;Field 5;1/4;Gold;2;xx;Fiji;3;4;Papua New Guinea
World Cup 2015;M30;05/03/15;08:00;Field 1;Semifinal;Gold;2;xx;Australia;16;0;Papua New Guinea
World Cup 2015;MO;05/03/15;18:40;Field 1;Final;Gold;2;xx;Australia;11;2;New Zealand
This is the meaning of each column or comma separated value:
If you want to add the statistics of the tournament you need to create a separated csv file with a different format. You can follow the same procedure, download this file and edit it. The format of the statistic file look like (for more examples download this file):
World Cup 2015;MO;Fiji;5;Taito;Nawaituruturu;M;0;South Africa;7;3;Fiji;Gold;Division;8
World Cup 2015;MO;Australia;4;Ben;Moylan;M;4;Australia;11;2;New Zealand;Gold;Final;2
World Cup 2015;MO;England;12;Benjamin;Meakin;M;0;New Zealand;11;2;England;Gold;Pool B;4
World Cup 2015;MO;United States of America;15;Malik;Vano;M;1;United States of America;5;2;Singapore;Silver;Division;8
This is the meaning of each column or comma separated value:
Once you have your csv file ready
please contact us and we will upload your tournament data. We are also
please to help you to create your csv file
or answer your questions.
This app is developed with django which offer an administration interface where you can add via web forms tournaments, games, players, persons, etc...
You should request a user name and password to login in into the administration interface, if you want to use this process to put your tournament data online please us.
If you are interested in how does the administration interface looks and works you can watch this youtube video.


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Make HTC 10 more personal by customizing how it looks with your own photos and then mix and match with different sets of icons, sounds, color schemes, and more.
More wallpaper types, such as Multiple wallpapers and Apps screen wallpapers, are also in store!
See What is HTC Themes? for more details.
Freestyle home screen
If you want to take designing your Home screen to the next level, try the Freestyle home screen layout for zero-grid limitations and fun stickers to replace your app icons.
Personalize your headphone listening experience
Personalize your music listening experience for your headphones. Create your own audio profile that conforms to your listening habits or hearing ability. To find out more, see Personal audio profile.
The HTC Sense Home widget
The HTC Sense Home widget adapts to your needs at home, at work, and on the go. See What is the HTC Sense Home widget?.
 Even get suggestions for places to eat! You can also play embedded videos right on HTC BlinkFeed. See What is HTC BlinkFeed?.
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To strive for excellence in learning and implementing newest technologies with dedication, focus, proactive approach and positive attitude by getting my knowledge and skills into use in a best possible manner.
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| Builder (TCallout component) | |
| virtual TBuilder | Listeners (Action< CalloutListeners > action) |
| Client-side JavaScript Event Handlers More... | |
| virtual TBuilder | DirectEvents (Action< CalloutDirectEvents > action) |
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| Builder (Callout component) | |
| Builder (Callout.Config config) | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Ext.Net.CalloutBase.Builder< TCallout, TBuilder > | |
| Builder (TCalloutBase component) | |
| virtual TBuilder | Alignment (AnchorPoint alignment) |
| virtual TBuilder | ConstrainPosition (bool constrainPosition) |
| virtual TBuilder | CloseOnOutsideClick (bool closeOnOutsideClick) |
| virtual TBuilder | Trigger (CalloutTrigger trigger) |
| virtual TBuilder | AutoHide (bool autoHide) |
| virtual TBuilder | Delegate (string _delegate) |
| virtual TBuilder | Selector (string selector) |
| virtual TBuilder | EventSelector (string eventSelector) |
| virtual TBuilder | DismissDelay (int dismissDelay) |
| virtual TBuilder | HideDelay (int hideDelay) |
| virtual TBuilder | ShowDelay (int showDelay) |
| virtual TBuilder | Offset (int[] offset) |
| virtual TBuilder | ToolbarAlign (string toolbarAlign) |
| virtual TBuilder | ToolbarOffset (int[] toolbarOffset) |
| virtual TBuilder | Animation (bool animation) |
| virtual TBuilder | CloseAction (CloseAction closeAction) |
| virtual TBuilder | HoverConfig (HoverConfig hoverConfig) |
| virtual TBuilder | Title (string title) |
| virtual TBuilder | Html (string html) |
| virtual TBuilder | NoArrow (bool noArrow) |
| virtual TBuilder | Icon (Icon icon) |
| virtual TBuilder | IconCls (string iconCls) |
| virtual TBuilder | HeaderToolbar (Action< ToolbarCollection > action) |
| virtual TBuilder | BodyWidget (Action< ItemsCollection< AbstractComponent >> action) |
| virtual TBuilder | TargetControl (Action< Control > action) |
| virtual TBuilder | Target (string target) |
| virtual TBuilder | ArrowCls (string arrowCls) |
| virtual TBuilder | ArrowStyle (string arrowStyle) |
| virtual TBuilder | HeaderCls (string headerCls) |
| virtual TBuilder | HeaderStyle (string headerStyle) |
| virtual TBuilder | BodyCls (string bodyCls) |
| virtual TBuilder | BodyStyle (string bodyStyle) |
| virtual TBuilder | Glyph (int? glyph) |
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| virtual TBuilder | GlyphSpec (string glyphSpec) |
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| virtual TBuilder | GlyphScale (ButtonScale glyphScale) |
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POJOs
The following methods are provided for accessing POJO values:
- {@link oaj.config.Config}
- {@link oaj.config.Config#getObject(String,Class) getObject(String,Class)}
- {@link oaj.config.Config#getObjectWithDefault(String,Object,Class) getObjectWithDefault(String,T,Class)}
In theory, any {@doc PojoCategories parsable} POJO type can be represented
as a config value.
However in practice, we're typically talking about the following:
- Objects convertible from Strings.
- Beans.
An example of an object convertible from a String was already shown in an example above.
In that case, it was a URL which has a public constructor that takes in a String:
# A POJO
key4 = http://bar
// Read values from section #1
URL key4 = c.getObject("Section1/key4", URL.class);
Beans are represented as {@doc juneau-marshall.JsonDetails.SimplifiedJson Simplified JSON} by default:
// Contact information
[ContactInfo]
address =
{
street: '123 Main Street',
city: 'Anywhere',
state: 'NY',
zip: 12345
}
// Example bean
public class Address {
public String street, city;
public StateEnum state;
public int zip;
}
// Example usage
Config c = Config.create("MyConfig.cfg").build();
Address myAddress = c.getObject("ContactInfo/address", Address.class);
The format for beans depends on the serializer and parser registered on the Config which
is defined in the builder via the following methods:
- {@link oaj.config.ConfigBuilder}
- {@link oaj.config.ConfigBuilder#serializer(Class) serializer(Class)}
- {@link oaj.config.ConfigBuilder#serializer(WriterSerializer) serializer(WriterSerializer)}
- {@link oaj.config.ConfigBuilder#parser(Class) parser(Class)}
- {@link oaj.config.ConfigBuilder#parser(ReaderParser) parser(ReaderParser)}
The default parser can also be overridden on the following getters:
- {@link oaj.config.Config}
- {@link oaj.config.Config#getObject(String,Parser,Class) getObject(String,Parser,Class)}
- {@link oaj.config.Config#getObjectWithDefault(String,Parser,Object,Class) getObjectWithDefault(String,T,Parser,Class)}


month - the month of the year (a one-digit or two-digit number; see note).
day - the day of the month (a one-digit or two-digit number; see note).
year - the year (four digits between 0001 and 4000. For example, 2014 but not 14).
You can change how the date is displayed by assigning a different date format to the field in Layout mode. Changing the formatting in this way only affects the way the data is displayed, not how it is stored.
Date(13;1;2014) returns
1/1/2015 (one month after December 1, 2014).
Date(6;0;2014) returns
5/31/2014 (one day before June 1, 2014).
Date(6;-2;2014) returns
5/29/2014 (three days before June 1, 2014).
“Bill Due by: ” & Date(Month(DateSold) + 1;Day(DateSold);Year(DateSold)) returns
Bill Due by: followed by a value that is one month later than DateSold.


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| Role |
Current Officer |
Officer Photo |
Officer Bio |
Responsibilities |
| President |
Josh Cockrell |
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Josh is studying Computer Science and Business at BYU. He's held two internships positions at Microsoft in addition to his upcoming internships at Twitter and Adobe. He has served as President of the Dev Club since Oct 2015. Josh loves checking Hacker News 15 times a day, producing electronic music, and making fun of people who check Hacker News 15 times a day. Josh's Personal Site
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- Recruit new officers
- Onboard new officers dev.byu.edu/new-officers
- Raise money for the club
- Push for STEM fair volunteers
- Keep clubs.byu.edu status as “Recognized”
- Complete BYUSA President training
- Keep club charter up to date
- Oversee slack channel
- Help other officers in their roles
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| Vice President |
Buster Townsend |
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Buster is a Master’s of Information Systems student with an emphasis in development. He has had an internship doing development work in the past with Cotopaxi. His main hope and goal is being able to find ways to change the world with code. If you can’t find him busy working on a project, you check out the outdoors as he might be busy fishing.
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- Recruit new officers
- Onboard new officers dev.byu.edu/new-officers
- Raise money for the club
- Push for STEM fair volunteers
- Keep clubs.byu.edu status as “Recognized”
- Complete BYUSA President training
- Keep club charter up to date
- Oversee slack channel
- Help other officers in their roles
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| VP - Talent Network |
Cody Burt |
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Cody is a senior studying Computer Science. He has interned at Epic Systems in Madison, WI and Course Hero in Redwood City, CA. He will be back working at Course Hero full-time after he graduates this April. In his free time he enjoys going to concerts, the climbing gym, and trying to keep up with all the amazing TV shows that come out.
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- Create the Google Form (we’ve used formpl.us in the past)
- Set the deadlines
- Print/create fliers and start marketing efforts
- Write blurbs for Marketing to use
- Filter resumes
- Sort into different resume banks (Full-time, part-time, internships)
- Send resumes to contacts
- Package resumes so other officers can send to their contacts
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| VP - Talent Network |
Shane Whitlock |
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Shane is famous for having short bios.
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- Create the Google Form (we’ve used formpl.us in the past)
- Set the deadlines
- Print/create fliers and start marketing efforts
- Write blurbs for Marketing to use
- Filter resumes
- Sort into different resume banks (Full-time, part-time, internships)
- Send resumes to contacts
- Package resumes so other officers can send to their contacts
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| VP - Strategy |
Tyler Peterson |
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Tyler is a third year student studying Business and Computer Science at BYU. He's interned twice at Visa and at ClientSuccess, and will be interning at Applovin soon. In his free time he enjoys playing the guitar, camping and hiking, and skiing. Personal Website
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Hyper-focused on putting together big events. Organizes multi-club events.
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| VP - Design |
Jake Hasler |
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Steve Jobs afficionado, Dad-Joke teller, and Bagel Bite Consumer. Jake discovered programming in 2014, and has been glued to his Macbook Pro ever since. He works as a full-time Software Engineer for Y-Combinator Alumni Company, Podium. Stemming from his previous three years of industry experience in Graphic design, he loves bringing pixels together to create beautiful things. His most recent side-project is coming to an app store near you very soon. Check it out here
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- Create a new t-shirt once per year using imagewearutah.com
- Business cards
- Keep logos up to date
- Provide marketing download pack on website in useful formats with logos
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| VP - Startup Development |
JK Jensen |
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Jk is a Jack of many trades, delving into everything from enterprise-level IoT product design to leading front-end development at an early stage SAAS startup. He has strong opinions about hamburger menus and centering a business around an app, and most of his time is spent writing sad songs and reading books. Personal Site
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Mentors startups and individual club membership. Validates product ideas and opportunities for club members.
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| VP - Engineering |
McCann Dahl |
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McCann is an Android developer that enjoys dirt biking, skiing, and soccer. He is most famous for his short bios.
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Keeps everyone informed about club events. Facilitaties slack activity. Organizes club projects and workshops. Sets up fliers in the wilk. Helps train club members.
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| VP - Finance |
Andrew Sanford |
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Andrew is a Master's of IS student, emphasizing in cybersecurity and PhD prep. He's passionate about cybersecurity and educating people on how to make their code not die. He enjoys coding/building things in his free time. His research focuses on accounting fraud/fraud analytics. Andrew also enjoy reading, cooking, short hikes, making music, and laughing with people about their poor security practices. Andrew's Personal Site
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- Plan budget with presidency once per year
- Approve expense requests from officers
- Unique requests should be approved by presidency
- Get email approval from Christophe for any purchases
- Check out the CS card
- Make purchases
- Return the CS card day of ordering
- Order weekly pizza
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| VP - BYU Affairs |
Eric Clinger |
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Eric is an IS major, pro DJ, and works for BYU AV.
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Coordinates class visits. Works with colleges and departments at BYU to advertise club events in newsletters, digital sinage, etc. Manages club relations on campus. Works with the VP of Marketing heavily.
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| VP - Marketing |
Geoff Gorham |
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Geoff is a second-year Computer Science and Business student with a deep love of Peruvian food. He hails from the bustling metropolis of Shepherd, Montana where he gained an appreciation for camping, hiking, country music, and shooting things.
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Manages our 300+ person mailing list. Markets BYU Dev throughout campus.
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| Maker Space Coordinator |
Ben Thompson |
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Ben is graduating in April with a degree in Computer Science. He has interned at Fireye two years in a row. Currently, he works for Qualtrics as a Software Engineer and is moving to their Seattle office in June. Ben has been married for 3 years to his amazing wife, Samantha. They have two dogs. He has been in club leadership since October 2015. benthompson.me
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Manage equipment and order needed parts.
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(#) Unused quantity translations !!! WARNING: Unused quantity translations This is a warning. Id : `UnusedQuantity` Summary : Unused quantity translations Severity : Warning Category : Correctness: Messages Platform : Android Vendor : Android Open Source Project Feedback : https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/new?component=192708 Affects : Resource files Editing : This check runs on the fly in the IDE editor See : https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/resources/string-resource.html#Plurals Implementation : [Source Code](https://cs.android.com/android-studio/platform/tools/base/+/mirror-goog-studio-main:lint/libs/lint-checks/src/main/java/com/android/tools/lint/checks/PluralsDetector.kt) Tests : [Source Code](https://cs.android.com/android-studio/platform/tools/base/+/mirror-goog-studio-main:lint/libs/lint-tests/src/test/java/com/android/tools/lint/checks/PluralsDetectorTest.java) Copyright Year : 2013 Android defines a number of different quantity strings, such as `zero`, `one`, `few` and `many`. However, many languages do not distinguish grammatically between all these different quantities. This lint check looks at the quantity strings defined for each translation and flags any quantity strings that are unused (because the language does not make that quantity distinction, and Android will therefore not look it up). For example, in Chinese, only the `other` quantity is used, so even if you provide translations for `zero` and `one`, these strings will **not** be returned when `getQuantityString()` is called, even with `0` or `1`. (##) Example Here is an example of lint warnings produced by this check: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~text res/values-zh-rCN/plurals3.xml:3:Warning: For language "zh" (Chinese) the following quantities are not relevant: one [UnusedQuantity] <plurals name="draft"> ^ res/values-zh-rCN/plurals3.xml:7:Warning: For language "zh" (Chinese) the following quantities are not relevant: one [UnusedQuantity] <plurals name="title_day_dialog_content"> ^ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Here is the source file referenced above: `res/values-zh-rCN/plurals3.xml`: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~xml linenumbers <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <resources xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"> <plurals name="draft"> <item quantity="one">"草稿"</item> <item quantity="other">"草稿"</item> </plurals> <plurals name="title_day_dialog_content"> <item quantity="one">"天"</item> <item quantity="other">"天"</item> </plurals> </resources> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ You can also visit the [source code](https://cs.android.com/android-studio/platform/tools/base/+/mirror-goog-studio-main:lint/libs/lint-tests/src/test/java/com/android/tools/lint/checks/PluralsDetectorTest.java) for the unit tests for this check to see additional scenarios. The above example was automatically extracted from the first unit test found for this lint check, `PluralsDetector.test2`. To report a problem with this extracted sample, visit https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/new?component=192708. (##) Suppressing You can suppress false positives using one of the following mechanisms: * Adding the suppression attribute `tools:ignore="UnusedQuantity"` on the problematic XML element (or one of its enclosing elements). You may also need to add the following namespace declaration on the root element in the XML file if it's not already there: `xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools"`. ```xml <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <resources xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools"> ... <plurals tools:ignore="UnusedQuantity" .../> ... </resources> ``` * Using a special `lint.xml` file in the source tree which turns off the check in that folder and any sub folder. A simple file might look like this: ```xml <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <lint> <issue id="UnusedQuantity" severity="ignore" /> </lint> ``` Instead of `ignore` you can also change the severity here, for example from `error` to `warning`. You can find additional documentation on how to filter issues by path, regular expression and so on [here](https://googlesamples.github.io/android-custom-lint-rules/usage/lintxml.md.html). * In Gradle projects, using the DSL syntax to configure lint. For example, you can use something like ```gradle lintOptions { disable 'UnusedQuantity' } ``` In Android projects this should be nested inside an `android { }` block. * For manual invocations of `lint`, using the `--ignore` flag: ``` $ lint --ignore UnusedQuantity ...` ``` * Last, but not least, using baselines, as discussed [here](https://googlesamples.github.io/android-custom-lint-rules/usage/baselines.md.html).


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Romford Half Marathon
Romford ENG
Race Winners
(23 runnings)
22
Mar
1980
24
Mar
1979
25
Mar
1978
26
Mar
1977
27
Mar
1976
29
Mar
1975
30
Mar
1974
1973
01 Apr
1972
03 Apr 1971
04 Apr 1970
05 Apr 1969
06 Apr 1968
08 Apr 1967
16 Apr 1966
10 Apr 1965
11 Apr 1964
06 Apr 1963
1962
08 Apr 1961
09
Apr 1960
Notes: 1960 was the inaugural year. The 1961 course was probably
short. The 1984-1985 entries are scheduled dates; it is not known if the
race was actually held for these years.
22 Mar
1986
1:08:56
Nigel Tyler-2
1:34:56
Pat Jones (ENG)
23 Mar
1985
1:07:12
Nigel Tyler (ENG)
1:26:40
Jill Danskin (ENG)
24 Mar
1984
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n/a
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n/a
26 Mar
1983
1:06:08
Paul Bettridge-2
1:22:11
Leslie Watson (ENG)
27 Mar
1982
1:06:28
Paul Bettridge (ENG)
1:26:39
C Davies (ENG)
28 Mar
1981
1:08:14
N Leach (ENG)
1:30:00
S Honey (ENG)
1:06:46
Raymond Maule (ENG)
1:19:03
Julie vanCuylenburg
1:05:19
Keith Penny-2
1:21:53
Rosemary Cox (ENG)
1:06:06
Keith Penny (ENG)
1:30:04
K Knopp
1:05:20
Colin Kirkham-2
1:06:18
Keith Angus (ENG)
1:05:35
Steve Walker-2
1:05:20
Steve Walker (ENG)
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not held
1:05:57
Donald Faircloth (ENG)
1:05:07
Barry Watson (ENG)
1:06:54
Frank Titley (ENG)
1:08:10
Fred Maillardet (ENG)
1:05:41
Melvyn Batty-4
1:06:56
Colin Kirkham (ENG)
1:05:16
Melvyn Batty-3
1:07:29
John Batchelor (ENG)
1:09:34
Dennis Plater (ENG)
1:06:40
Melvyn Batty-2
---
Melvyn Batty (ENG)
1:04:37
Leonard Edelen (USA)
1:07:01
Brian Hill-Cottingham (ENG)
Most Wins (1960/1986)
Men
4
Melvyn Batty (ENG)
1962-63,1966,1968
Women
No woman has won more than once according
to available information.
Prize Money (ADR
qualified runners)
No prize money was awarded in this race.
Race Time Bias
(sec/km
There is insufficient data to
calculate a race time bias.
Competitive Level (1990-date)
There is insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men <1:05:30 5 <1:06:00 10 Women No women under 1:17:00
Last Updated on 22 Jan 2017
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| Komondor Picture |
| Breed Information |
| Popularity |
2017: #1632016: #1772015: #163 |
| Name |
Komondor |
| Other names |
Hungarian Sheepdog, Hungarian Komondor, Mop Dog |
| Origin |
Hungary |
| Breed Group |
Working (AKC:1937)Guardian Dogs (UKC) |
| Size |
Large |
| Type |
Purebred |
| Life span |
10-12 years |
| Temperament |
AffectionateCalmFearlessGentleIndependentSteady |
| Height |
25.5 inches (65 cm) |
| Weight |
125 pounds (59 kg) |
| Colors |
White |
| Litter Size |
3-10 puppies |
| Puppy Price |
Average $800 - $1200 USD |
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| Breed Characteristics |
| Adaptability |
3 stars |
| Apartment Friendly |
2 starsThis dog does best in a clean country environment where he can receive extensive daily exercise, but it will do okay in an apartment if sufficiently exercised. It does well in most climates, for the Komondor lives for many months outdoors in all kinds of weather. |
| Barking Tendencies |
4 starsFrequent |
| Cat Friendly |
4 stars |
| Child Friendly |
2 starsNot Good with Kids: In isolation, this dog breed might not be the best option for kids. However, to mitigate the risks, have the puppy grow up with kids and provide it with plenty of pleasant and relaxed experiences with them. This breed is also very friendly toward other pets and shy toward strangers. |
| Dog Friendly |
2 stars |
| Exercise Needs |
3 starsIt is possible to keep this breed in an urban environment although the country is more to its liking. If they are not actively working as a flock guardian, they need to be taken on a daily, long brisk walk. This dog can be extremely lazy and will sleep and rest for hours upon hours. |
| Grooming |
4 starsModerate Maintenance: The coat doesn’t shed much, but the cords must be separated regularly to maintain their look, and the coat does attract dirt. Once a Komondor is past young puppyhood his coat will probably never have its earlier pristine whiteness. The coat should never be dirty, matted, or bad smelling. |
| Health Issues |
3 starsHypoallergenic: No |
| Intelligence |
2 starsRanking: (#). (See All Rankings) |
| Playfulness |
3 stars |
| Shedding Level |
1 starsMinimal Shedding: This dog will shed a negligible amount. Recommended for owners who do not want to deal with dog hair in their cars and homes. |
| Stranger Friendly |
1 stars |
| Trainability |
3 starsModerately Easy Training: The Komondor requires firm, consistent training at an early age because it will be very large, strong, and fast when fully grown. Obedience training is strongly recommended. A praise-based approach with plenty of variety will likely yield the best results. |
| Watchdog Ability |
5 starsGreat Watchdog Ability: This dog will bark and alert its owners when an intruder is present. It exhibits very protective behavior, acts fearless toward any aggressor, and will do what it takes to guard and protect its family. |
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School of Education, University of St. Thomas, Minneapolis, MN
Dominican University, River Forest, IL
Minor: Art
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Responsibilities include:
2019 University of Minnesota Global Programs Alliance Grant to attend the Libraries Performance Measurement Conference in Aberystwyth, Wales
2016 University of Minnesota Libraries Lerner Award for Professional Development to attend the Creating Knowledge Conference in Reykjavik, Iceland.
2015 Ace the Job Search tutorial featured as the Site of the Month for PRIMO: Peer Reviewed Instructional Materials Online from the Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL).
2014 Ace the Job Search tutorial selected for a PRIMO (Peer Reviewed Instructional Materials Online) Award for exemplary online instruction.
2013 Building an Accessible Future in the Humanities – selected to be a participant and received a full travel award to attend the inaugural workshop at Northeastern University.
2007 Awarded full tuition reimbursement from William Mitchell College of Law to attend the University of St. Thomas in Minneapolis for a Master’s degree and Certificate in Learning Technology.
2006 Minnesota Association of Law Libraries new librarian travel award to attend the American Association of Law Libraries conference in San Antonio, TX.
Workshop co-presenter. Matts-Benson, L. & Palahniuk, A. Yah, Sure, You Betcha: You Can Create Good-Looking, Usable, Accessible and Unforgettable Online Library Instruction. Presented at the LOEX Conference. Minneapolis, MN. May 2019.
Panelist. Barsness, B., Matts-Benson, L., Kunze, J., Johanson, C., Mehrikomer, M., Westra, K. Managing the Digital Transition from High School to College. MN Learning Commons Professional Development Panel. March 2019.
Panelist. Stoeckel, S., Matts-Benson, L., Molls, E., and Cosgrove, J. SLILC Discussion Forum: ACRL Striking the Match for Inspired Teaching Presented at the American Library Association Annual Conference. New Orleans, LA. June 2018.
Workshop Co-presenter. Matts-Benson, L. & Palahniuk, A. NCompass Live: Eleven Ways Your Current Tutorials Are as Forgettable as Barb and What to Do About It. February 2018.
Co-presenter. Matts-Benson, L. & Schultz, D. “Fake News” — Discerning what is fake, biased or untrue in the news. Presented at the Stillwater Public Library. November 2017.
Keynote. Matts-Benson, L. Keynote. Spotting Fake News and How to Respond. Presented at the League of Women Voters of Minnetonka, Eden Prairie and Hopkins Spring Meeting. May 2017.
Presenter. Matts-Benson, L. Inventive Instruction. Presented at the Enhancing Quality Staff Conference. University of Minnesota Libraries. May 2017.
Presenter. Matts-Benson, L. How Learning Transfer & Metacognition Can Help with Designing Framework-Focused Lesson Plans. Presented at the ARLD Pre-conference - Let’s Build Together: Minnesota Librarians Implementing the ACRL Information Literacy Framework. April 2017.
Workshop Co-presenter. Matts-Benson, L. & Johnson, B., ReFRAMEing Information Literacy Instruction: Using the ACRL Framework to Explore Instructional Contexts, Methods, and Design. Association of College and Research Libraries Annual Conference 2017. March 2017. 60% of 3-hour workshop.
Presenter. Matts-Benson, L. You Can’t Believe Everything You Read on the Internet: Finding Reputable Sources of Information. Presented at Hopkins North Junior High. January 2017.
Workshop Co-presenter. Matts, L. & Axton N. Social Networking 101. Presented at the American Society of Indexers - MN Chapter. February 2010.
Panelist. Matts, L. Case Management Systems in the Law School Clinic Office. CALI Conference for Law School Computing. Baltimore, MD. June 2008.
Panelist. Matts, L. Blogs, Wikis and Podcasts in Action. Presented at the Minnesota Association of Law Libraries Annual Meeting. May 2006.
Panelist. Matts, L. Generations at Work. Presented at the Minnesota Association of Law Libraries Annual Meeting. May 2003.
Co-presenter. Matts-Benson, L. and Gyendina, M. Designing new active learning space in the Libraries to facilitate improved student learning outcomes: preliminary assessment and results. International Forum on Active Learning Classrooms. Minneapolis, MN. August 2019.
Co-presenter. Matts-Benson, L. and Gyendina, M. Intersections of information and digital literacy, technology and learning. 2019 Minnesota Summit on Learning and Technology. St. Paul, MN. Roundtable Discussion. August 2019.
Co-presenter. Matts-Benson, L. and Gyendina, M. Measuring the effectiveness of Library workshop in a new active learning space. 13th International Conference on Performance Measurement in Libraries. Aberystwyth, Wales. July 2019.
Co-presenter. Alexander, I., Fandrey, A., Matts-Benson, L., and Schoen, S. “Accessifying” Your Active Learning Course. International Forum on Active Learning Classrooms. August 2017.
Workshop Co-presenter Matts-Benson, L. & Palahniuk Eleven Ways Your Current Tutorials Are as Forgettable as Barb and What to Do About It: Strategies for Creating Accessible and Usable Online Library Instruction Using New Technologies and Other Stranger Things. Library Technology Conference. St. Paul, MN. 2017
Co-presenter. Matts-Benson, L., Palahniuk, A. and Williams, L. Co-presenter/Facilitator. Creating a More EffectiveU. Presented at the Student Success Conference – University of Minnesota. February 2017.
Co-presenter. McGuire, L. A., Beattie, J. W., Weinfurter, E., Koffel, J. B., Nault, A. J., Matts-Benson, L., & Beschnett, A. Designed Locally, Accessed Globally: Building a Better Evidence-Based Practice Tutorial. Library Association Conference, Chicago. May 2014.
Presenter. Matts, L. Building Online Courses and Course Content – A Technologist’s Approach. Presented at the CALI Conference for Law School Computing. Thomas Jefferson School of Law, San Diego, CA. June 2012.
Co-presenter. Glennan, B., Matts, L., Ginsburg, D, Kozikowski, C. and Matamoros, A. The Law School Educational Technologist Survey – 2 years later. CALI Conference for Law School Computing. Marquette University Law School, Milwaukee, WI. June 2011.
Co-presenter. Matts, L., Glennan, B., Ginsburg, D, and Farrell, E. Online Classes - From Soup to Nuts. CALI Conference for Law School Computing. Rutgers University Law School. Camden, NJ. June 2010.
Presenter. Matts, L. Creating In-house Tutorials to Enhance Campus Training Sessions. CALI Conference for Law School Computing. University of Colorado - Boulder. Boulder, CO. June 2009.
Presenter. Matts, L. Out from the Tangles of Tape Reels: Podcasting in the Graduate School Classroom. Minnesota E-learning Summit. Augsburg College. May 2006.


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We're told that all questions are good questions, but I've got some unfortunate news for you: not all questions are created equal. While it's important to ask questions when you are uncertain of something and no one should be afraid to ask for help, there are ways to formulate questions to garner an informative and helpful answer.
First, let's look at examples of bad questions:
- Why isn't this working?
- How do I fix this?
- Is it possible make this?
These questions, often the initial thoughts of the frustrated, won't get the asker very far. Either they won't receive any responses, or they will be so inundated with information that anything helpful gets lost. The basic problem with all of these questions is they're too general! There's no context for "this" or "working" or "fix." On the first question, a better phrasing might be:
- Why isn't this factorial function returning the proper factorial of one?
That question is much better because it defines what the asker means by "this" - a factorial function - and what would constitute its "working" - giving the proper factorial of one. Hopefully the asker would also include a code snippet so another person could see what needs debugging.
While the edited question is certainly better than the first one, it could still use some work.
A good question should leave no mystery about what it refers to and how much the asker already knows about the topic at hand. In short, it should include detailed context. The factorial question, above, could be expanded with what the asker has tried, what the function is exactly supposed to do, and the current output. That way, a peer can step in to the problem without having to re-work it from scratch. It helps everyone involved to include context so you can all be on the same page. One can't assume that anyone else is a mind-reader, so asking good questions all comes down to effective communication.
9.12.2014


Schools closed in New Delhi as air quality dips for 3rd day
NEW DELHI (AP) — Schools in India’s capital are shut on Thursday and Friday after a thick gray haze of noxious air enveloped the city for the third consecutive day, and angry residents blamed authorities for holding an annual children’s race.
Buildings and monuments were largely obscured by smog and an official health advisory urged people to avoid all physical activity outdoors.
The air quality index exceeded 460, nine times the level recommended by the World Health Organization, according to the state-run Central Pollution Control Board. In some places, the index crossed the 500 level.
Still, hundreds of children took part Thursday in the annual “Run for Children” race organised by a nonprofit group called Prayas.
Residents took to social media and blamed authorities for allowing the run after pictures were shared of children without protective masks.
The event was organised to mark the birthday of India’s first prime minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, which is celebrated as Children’s Day in India.
“It was a symbolic event and children didn’t run beyond 200 meters,” organiser Amod K. Kanth told The Associated Press.
Kanth said the organization had permission from the authorities and he was not directed to cancel the event.
Many decried the rising pollution levels and said the government is not doing enough.


Ubuntu 16.04.4 Installation and Setup Notes
Ubuntu Setup
I have recently been working between MacOS, Windows 10 and Linux machines, but I haven’t spent much time on Ubuntu. This is a collection of notes on setting up Ubunutu with a few different development environments:
- nodejs
- ruby
- python
- postgresql
- various development tools
Installation
To install Ubuntu you need the ISO image. The fastest way to download this is BitTorrent, using a client like Deluge. Grad the torrent file from Ubuntu Alternative Downloads and make sure you get the correct version. I will be using Ubuntu 16.04.4 Desktop (64-bit). Next, use a utility like Rufus to put the ISO image on a USB drive. Then you will need to boot into the USB that contains the ISO image. At this point, you need to make some decisions about where to install Ubuntu. I select the Do something else option that allows me to create partition tables.
Here is how I partitioned my drive using a 240GB SSD:
200MB
-efi boot
1MB
-swap area
40GB
-/
185GB
-/home
brian@brian-ThinkPad-T430:~$ df -h | grep sdb
/dev/sdb1 188M 3.4M 184M 2% /boot/efi
/dev/sdb3 37G 5.3G 30G 16% /
/dev/sdb4 183G 2.3G 171G 2% /home
Ubunutu Software
- Chrome
- VSCode
- Gimp
- Blender
git
Install and configure git with the following commands:
$ sudo apt-get install git
$ git config --global user.name "John Doe"
$ git config --global user.email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>curl
$ sudo apt install curl
npm
$ curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_6.x | sudo -E bash -
$ sudo apt-get install -y nodejs
vim
$ sudo apt install vim
SSH Keys for github
brian@brian-ThinkPad-T430:~$ ssh-keygen -t rsa -C<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[sudo] password for brian:
Generating public/private rsa key pair.
Enter file in which to save the key (/home/brian/.ssh/id_rsa):
Created directory '/home/brian/.ssh'.
Enter passphrase (empty for no passphrase):
Enter same passphrase again:
Your identification has been saved in /home/brian/.ssh/id_rsa.
Your public key has been saved in /home/brian/.ssh/id_rsa.pub.
The key fingerprint is:
SHA256:DSFNVSFDLKUVSIVUHTR98948W498FH54W54H/g<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The key's randomart image is:
+---[RSA 2048]----+
| o=v++o. |
|..D-*. o |
|+. .O.+ o . |
|o+ * x = * . |
|- o X . S . |
| B = + o |
| o = |
| + . |
| |
+----[SHA256]-----+
To get the public key, run:
brian@brian-ThinkPad-T430:~$ cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
Why you should have both GPG and SSH
GPG Key for github
$ gpg --gen-key
$ gpg --list-secret-keys --keyid-format LONG
brian@brian-ThinkPad-T430:~/Documents$ gpg --list-secret-keys --keyid-format LONG
/home/brian/.gnupg/secring.gpg
------------------------------
sec 2048R/A4E10BFF341S64V3 2018-03-06
uid Brian Caffey (t430 key<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ssb 2048R/49B26066D2G5E456 2018-03-06
Finally, print out the key and add it to github.
$ gpg --armor --export A4E10BFF341S64V3
-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
Version: GnuPG v1
UREFLIUWFWOI8F98F98U459FU43982U4F98UP9432UFP98U4
[...]
FWERO8FEFPHHSLIREUFHWEIRHUFWREHWRLFUWH5LIFU4H5F=
=6H/K
-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
Jekyll (Ruby-based static blog generator)
$ sudo apt-get install ruby ruby-dev make gcc
We need to reinstall Ruby to fix permission issues:
$ sudo apt-get remove ruby
$ git clone https://github.com/rbenv/rbenv.git ~/.rbenv
Follow instructions on this SO post to install a newer version of Ruby with rbenv.
cd $HOME
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install git-core curl zlib1g-dev build-essential libssl-dev libreadline-dev libyaml-dev libsqlite3-dev sqlite3 libxml2-dev libxslt1-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev python-software-properties libffi-dev
git clone https://github.com/rbenv/rbenv.git ~/.rbenv
echo 'export PATH="$HOME/.rbenv/bin:$PATH"' >> ~/.bashrc
echo 'eval "$(rbenv init -)"' >> ~/.bashrc
exec $SHELL
git clone https://github.com/rbenv/ruby-build.git ~/.rbenv/plugins/ruby-build
echo 'export PATH="$HOME/.rbenv/plugins/ruby-build/bin:$PATH"' >> ~/.bashrc
exec $SHELL
rbenv install 2.3.1
rbenv global 2.3.1
ruby -v
Note: This failed:
$ rbenv install 2.3.1
Downloading ruby-2.3.1.tar.bz2...
-> https://cache.ruby-lang.org/pub/ruby/2.3/ruby-2.3.1.tar.bz2
Installing ruby-2.3.1...
BUILD FAILED (Ubuntu 16.04 using ruby-build 20180224)
Inspect or clean up the working tree at /tmp/ruby-build.20180306153138.18887
Results logged to /tmp/ruby-build.20180306153138.18887.log
Last 10 log lines:
The Ruby openssl extension was not compiled.
The Ruby readline extension was not compiled.
The Ruby zlib extension was not compiled.
ERROR: Ruby install aborted due to missing extensions
Try running `apt-get install -y libssl-dev libreadline-dev zlib1g-dev` to fetch missing dependencies.
Configure options used:
--prefix=/home/brian/.rbenv/versions/2.3.1
LDFLAGS=-L/home/brian/.rbenv/versions/2.3.1/lib
CPPFLAGS=-I/home/brian/.rbenv/versions/2.3.1/include
As the message recommends, we should install some missing dependencies:
$ sudo apt-get install -y libssl-dev libreadline-dev zlib1g-dev
And now it should work:
$ rbenv install 2.3.1
Downloading ruby-2.3.1.tar.bz2...
-> https://cache.ruby-lang.org/pub/ruby/2.3/ruby-2.3.1.tar.bz2
Installing ruby-2.3.1...
Installed ruby-2.3.1 to /home/brian/.rbenv/versions/2.3.1
$
Finally, run:
$ rbenv global 2.3.1
Install Jekyll
$ gem install jekyll bundler
Node permission issues
(Following steps from this article)
I need root permission to run npm install -g ...
.
First, remove nodejs
and npm
:
$ sudo apt-get remove nodejs
$ sudo apt-get remove npm
Then, update:
$ sudo apt-get update
Now we can install nvm
(Node Version Manager):
$ curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/creationix/nvm/v0.33.0/install.sh | bash
Next, reload ~/.bashrc
:
$ source ~/.bashrc
Now we can run nvm
:
$ nvm --version
0.33.0
Now we can install nodejs
:
$ nvm install node
Downloading and installing node v9.7.1...
Downloading https://nodejs.org/dist/v9.7.1/node-v9.7.1-linux-x64.tar.xz...
######################################################################## 100.0%
Computing checksum with sha256sum
Checksums matched!
Now using node v9.7.1 (npm v5.6.0)
Creating default alias: default -> node (-> v9.7.1)
brian@brian-ThinkPad-T430:~$
Now we can try to install something with node, like create-react-app
:
brian@brian-ThinkPad-T430:~$ npm install -g create-react-app
/home/brian/.nvm/versions/node/v9.7.1/bin/create-react-app -> /home/brian/.nvm/versions/node/v9.7.1/lib/node_modules/create-react-app/index.js
+<EMAIL_ADDRESS>added 114 packages in 6.634s
Utilities
$ sudo apt-get install htop
CompizConfig
For:
- changing UI
Settings
- keyboard speed
- mouse speed
- workspaces shortcuts
Python 3, Python 3.6
$ sudo apt install virtualenv
$ virtualenv -p python3 venv
Already using interpreter /usr/bin/python3
Using base prefix '/usr'
New python executable in /home/brian/Documents/python/venv/bin/python3
Also creating executable in /home/brian/Documents/python/venv/bin/python
Installing setuptools, pkg_resources, pip, wheel...done.
$ source venv/bin/activate
(venv) $ python -V
Python 3.5.2
(venv) $ deactivate
$ python -V
Python 2.7.12
$ source venv/bin/activate
(venv) $
Install python3-pip
:
$ sudo apt-get install python3-pip
If we run pip freeze
, we will see pkg-resources==0.0.0
. See this note about what pkg-resources==0.0.0
is.
Python 3.6
We can install a newer version of Python (3.6) to use with Anaconda. Instructions are in this Ask Ubuntu post:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:deadsnakes/ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install python3.6
After running these commands, we can now use Python3.6:
brian@brian-ThinkPad-T430:~/Documents/python/demo$ python3.6
Python 3.6.4 (default, Jan 28 2018, 17:52:01)
[GCC 5.4.0 20160609] on linux
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> import sys; print(sys.version)
3.6.4 (default, Jan 28 2018, 17:52:01)
[GCC 5.4.0 20160609]
>>>
Anaconda
Now let’s install the Anaconda distribution of Python. First, download the Linux Installer from https://www.anaconda.com/download/#linux.
Then, run:
$ bash ~/Downloads/Anaconda3-5.1.0-Linux-x86_64.sh
Postgresql
$ sudo apt-get install postgresql postgresql-contrib
Here’s how to access Postgres:
brian@brian-ThinkPad-T430:~$ sudo -i -u postgres
postgres@brian-ThinkPad-T430:~$ psql
psql (9.5.12)
Type "help" for help.
postgres=# \q
postgres@brian-ThinkPad-T430:~$ exit
logout
or
$ sudo -u postgres psql
More information on postgresql in this DigitalOcean article.
Brightness Controller
This is a must-have program that is similar to flux:
$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:apandada1/brightness-controller
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install brightness-controller
OBS
$ sudo apt-add-repository ppa:obsproject/obs-studio
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install ffmpeg obs-studio
neofetch
$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:dawidd0811/neofetch
$ sudo apt update
$ sudo apt install neofetch
Disabling whoopsie
Here’s an Ask Ubuntu post about how to disable whoopsie
, an error reporting daemon that ships with Ubuntu.


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If you're reading this, it's thanks to Nginx. As of about midnight last night, all content on SystemOverlord.com is being served up by Nginx. I did this for two reasons: Nginx has a much smaller memory profile than Apache, which is important when running on a 512MB VPS, and Nginx's preferred PHP path is through a FastCGI interface, which allows me to run separate PHP FastCGIs under different users for each application on my server. Privilege separation for different webapps has always been a big thing security-wise, and I'm glad I was able to get it going with a minimum of fuss. Wordpress, Nginx, MySQL, and Ubuntu Server powered, all on a Linode VPS!


This provides examples of the colors defined in the OceanTouch v3.0 style guide within a web context. Gradients shown here will only appear in browsers which support the CSS gradient feature. Actual implementations may use images instead of CSS to achieve gradients for browsers that don't support this feature.
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| Nokia Blue |
Nokia logo, headline text |
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Nokia Light Blue Dark Gray Medium Gray Light Gray |
Accent color of the brand used for information graphics and key data. |
| Color | Usage |
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| Global gray |
Main background color Table headers, dialog subheads Form labels Title text for insight visualizations, quotes |
| Nav gray | Global navigation |
| Dark gray |
Title text for panels Normal button text Pull down menus Text for tables, input/output, fields, read-only values, lists |
| Medium gray | Icons |
| Light gray |
Disabled text System information |
| White |
Application name in global navigation Focused, pressed, call to action, dark button text Chart and alternating table row backgrounds |
| Black | Selected navigation text |
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BG dark gray BG light gray |
Tab background Top of BG gradient Bottom of BG gradient |
| Color | Usage |
|---|---|
| UI Underline | Text link underline |
| UI Select Blue |
Selection backgrounds Scrollbar hovers Text links |
| UI Hover Blue | Borders |
| UI Light Blue | Selected table row backgrounds |
| Alert Red | Error and alert messaging |
| Warning Yellow | Insight alert |
| Okay Green | Success alert |
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#09578C |
#B3B8BC
#868A8D |
#124191
#0D2D65 |
#00C9FF
#00A1CC |
#474747
#333333 |
#FFCC00
#FFB70C |
#68717A
#535A62 |
#D8D9DA
#ADAEAE |
#DB6D00
#B35900 |
#00F04D
#28C94C |
#00A1CC
#0084A9 |
#DA1914
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Treeview with Submenu Child Count
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Hi, I'm Jacob Michelini
I'm a web-designer with a giant passion for sleek, intuitive, and creative interfaces. We've all suffered and fought through far too many rushed and awful UI's, and I finally snapped and decided to fix it all myself. I learned HTML, CSS, Javascript, and PHP, and now I have the power to create awesome things!
If you need a hand making something in the digital world, and you need everyone to smile when they use it, then I'm your guy. I love collaborations, working under constraints, brainstorming, taking things apart, remixing, and research.
I also do:
■ Photography and Photo Editing
■ Graphic Design
■ Computer Assisted Music
■ Advanced Talking
■ Master Level Google-Fu
When I'm not making things on the computer...
I love international travel, rock climbing/bouldering, board games, and arguing about science and world government with friends.


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This profile sets expectations for use of the Observation resource to record results associated with a patient within the DAF FHIR IG. This profile identifies which core elements, extensions, vocabularies and value sets must be Supported by DAF actors. For the definition of Supported please refer to DAF FHIR IG. The data elements identified by the profile are based on ONC 2014 Edition S&CC and DAF use cases.
This DAF Observation profile supports the various kinds of result values that are generated by Laboratories, Radiology systems, and Ask at Order Entry ('AOE') questions. This profile supports:
This profile is referenced in the DAFDiagnosticReport profile for one or more test results. They are also referenced for Ask at Order Entry ("AOE") questions, other clinically relevant questions and for reporting prior results when requesting a test order using the DAFDiagnosticRequest. Although not specified in this implementation, it may be used in other resources as well.
The mappings between the ONC 2014 Edition S&I data elements and DAF data elements are captured in the table below, where the first column identifies the ONC 2014 Edition S&I data element name, the second column maps the ONC 2014 Edition S&I data elements to DAF data elements which are derived from ONC 2014 Edition S&I standards and DAF use cases and lastly the third column identifies the mapping to FHIR resources and attributes.
The DAFResults profile mapping to Meaningful Use data elements and FHIR Resources are as shown below. For an overview of how the DAF profiles and data elements were derived from ONC 2014 Edition S&CC please refer to DAF FHIR IG data mapping section.
| Meaningful Use Data Element Name | Mapping to Priority DAF Data Elements | FHIR Resource Mapping |
|---|---|---|
| Laboratory Result Value(s) | ||
| Lab Test Name | Observation.name.coding.code | |
| Lab Test Result | Observation.value[x](Code,SimpleQuantity,Ratio or other) | |
| Lab Test Specimen collection date | Observation.effective[x] | |
| Lab Test Result Available Date | Observation.issued | |
| Lab Test Result Interpretation | Observation.interpretation | |
| Lab Test Result Reference Range | Observation.referenceRange | |
| Body Site used to collect specimen | Observation.Specimen.collection.bodySite |
This profile relies on the following other profiles:
| Profiles: | |
| DAF-ResultObs | US Realm DAF result observation |
The full list of supported search parameters are can be accessed at DAF Requestor capability statement expectations and DAF Responder capability statement expectations.
The following are example usage scenarios for the DAF-Results profile:
Implementers need to be mindful of the following during their implementation
Accessing Results: Typically results are grouped by a DAF-DiagnosticReport and access to observatations SHOULD be through the a DiagnosticReport. Access directly to observations is appropriate when a DiagnosticReport is not maintained.
Representing No Known Lab Results: No Known Lab Results will be represented using the DAF-ResultList profile with no entries.
See DAF FHIR IG for implementation guidance common to all profiles.


Sum Profit Among 50 States↓
Explanation: California had the highest sum profit among states.
California Last Two Years' Profit ↓
Explanation: California received the highest profit in July in 2013 and 2014.
Profit in Each Product Category (State: California) ↓
Explanation: In California, office supplies got the highest profit among three categories.
Forcast Profit (State: California) ↓
Explanation: According to the forcasting, California will have a increasing profit by selling office supplies.
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Welcome to the Bus Mall Market Survey. You will be shown 3 pictures below, please click on the product you would most likely purchase. Pictures will be displayed 25 times and you will have the option to select 10 more at the end if you so desire. Thank you for your participation.


So I finally finished a side-project after a long time and rolled it out public. You can find it here.
It is a tiny website which suggests you useful things you can do in your down-time instead of letting it be sucked in the maw of social media.
The idea for this came when I saw an app by the same name on the F-Droid store. The experience I wanted was a bit different from what I had with that app and also I thought that this was so trivial that it didn’t need a full-fledged native app and that just a simple website should do the trick.
So I set out to building it. As with some of my other frontend related stuff, my aim was to keep this thing as less dependent on external libraries as I can (0 external dependencies sounds perfect for something of this size). Ended up not importing any external libraries/frameworks in either JS or CSS land.
Later I thought that it would be awesome if I could access it offline too, if it has loaded itself in my browser once before. And so I looked into PWAs and implemented the simplest version I could find online to just setup a basic cache using the service-worker so that if the website has been loaded once in your browser it will load fine even if there is no internet connection.
After doing all that it occurred to me, this website might turn out to be something completely useless to people who have JS disabled in their browsers. So I started thinking as to what value I can provide to users with JS even though the whole core of this is built using conditionals and random number generators and other stuff which can’t be replicated with just HTML & CSS. So then I landed on the idea to provide <details>
and <summary>
tags for each block of time where the whole list of that tasks for that time-block will be visible.


1 - My Section
The body of "My Section", thank you.
(You're welcome... bye!)
- Hey one
- Hey two
- Hey three
1.1 - Inner Section
Here's
another section
1.1.1 - Deeper Section
Here's YET another section!
1.1.2 - Deeper Section
Here's
YET another section!
- Number One
- Number Two
- Number Three
- Number Four
- Number Five
1.2 - Inner Section
Here's
another section
1.2.1 - Deeper Section
Here's YET another section!
1.2.2 - Deeper Section
Here's
YET another section!
<IP_ADDRESS> - DeeperER Section
Here's
YET another-NOTHER section!
- Number One
- Number Two
- Number Three
- Number Four
- Number Five
1.2.3 - Deeper Section
Here's YET another section!
1.2.4 - Deeper Section
Here's YET another section!
1.3 - Inner Section
Here's
another section
1.3.1 - Deeper Section
Here's YET another section!
- Number One
- Number Two
- Number Three
- Number Four
- Number Five
You can even still write out here, though I don't know why you'd wanna.


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An opinionated, offline-first, client-side JSON formatter built on JSON.parse(), using Service Worker. Source is on Github and so are issues, including some I need your help with.


1950 Fishing
The Teton Valley was known worldwide as one of the best stream fishing areas. As a young boy living in the valley we never thought about the World Fame but we just took it for granite. Trail Creek came down the Jackson Pass and on the south side of town. There it divided into two streams for farm irrigation. After the main spring runoff and the water level dropped, then head gates were used to send all the stream ether down one stream or the other. The gates were changed about every two weeks. That would leave one stream without water and the water would be reduced until there would just be pools of water in the deeper holes. When this happened the fish would be forced to remain in the holes and became pray to fox and raccoons. Also the kids would go down to the holes and swim in catching fish by hand or in tee shirts used as nets. You were allowed to catch all you could without worrying about fishing limits. One day Irven, our neighborhood friend, Blair Holms and I went down fishing. We had a large string of fish as we walked back to town. A car with California license plates stopped and asked us where we caught the fish. We told them we had just been down to the creek. He then asked if we would like to sell our fish, he offered us each a dollar and we were excited for the sale. We gave him the fish and then we went back down to the river and caught that many again.
The following day I went down to the drug store to see what I could spend my dollar on. I remember spending a long time trying to decide what I could spend a whole dollar on and get the most that I could. I finally decided that I could buy Double Bubble Gum at 2 for 1 cent. Now I had been told by my mother that I was not to ever buy bubble gum, as it was bad for my teeth. When I got home with my sack of 200 pieces of bubble gum, my mother simply took the sack and through it into the stove. Well, I was stunned, disappointed, shocked and mad. The next day mother went to Rexburg shopping, and that meant that she would be gone all day. I decided that I would show her and would run away. I went to the store and got me a large cardboard box to pack my personal items in. I planned on putting the box in the wagon and I was leaving home. I had things perfectly planned as dad would be at work, Mom took Irven with her and I would be alone at home. I forgot about Roy being home. He always went to one of his friends anyway so that wouldn’t be a problem. Now you have to realize that Roy and I never got along with each other. Whenever we came into the same room, fists, toys or plates would fly. We just did not get along together. Well, I had just brought my box into the house when Roy came home. He asked me what I was doing with the large box. Thinking quickly I said that I was going to build a barn with it. To my surprise he asked if he could help, and the two of us played all the rest of the day. I forgot all about running away. As far as I can remember that was the only time that Roy and I every played together as children.


Devil's Advocate (1997)
Seen on 24 October 1997 with Lynne and Sandy for $8 at the Squire Cinemas, Great Neck, NY
It was not too difficult to imagine, based on the commercials, to think that Devil's Advocate was going to be crap. Seeing Al Pacino boiling Holy Water with a single finger, who wouldn't? Happily, I wound up seeing one of the more satisfying commercial vehicles of the year. It is not as subtle as Rosemary's Baby, but is much more safisfying and sophisticated than the classic Devil and Daniel Webster.
Kevin Lomax (Keanu Reeves) is a prosecutor turned criminal lawyer who has never lost a case on either end of the spectrum, who lives with his devoted wife Mary Ann (Charlize Theron) in Florida. After ensuring the freedom of his client--a pedophile junior high school teacher--he is approached by a representative from a high-profile law firm in New York. They offer everything--first class transportation, a huge salary, an eight-room apartment in the posh Carnegie Hill neighborhood near Central Park.
In fact, isn't it a little weird that the entire building is inhabited by members of the law fim? Boss John Milton has the penthouse atop the spooky, urban haunted house. While Kevin thrives in the high-pressure atmosphere and passes the tests before him, his hitherto happy wife has her reservations. She doesn't quite like being left on her own, shopping wih the superficial, creepy wifes of the other associates, and wondering if Kevin is sleeping with the slinky Christabella (Connie Neilsen). She doesn't quite like her nightmares either--and neither will you. During a visit, Kevin' Bible-quoting mother notices how poorly Mary Ann is doing; Kevin does not.
Al Pacino's performance as John Milton (a/k/a The Devil) changes the whole tone of the film whenever he appears on screen. The movie is well written, but it seems especially well written for him. Larger than life (as Satan should be, I guess), it is a joy to see his eyes and face light up whenever he appears, whether he is luring Kevin into temptation, or confronting a hooligan on the subway (the only way he will travel).
It is also gratifying to watch a basic morality story that does not hit you over the head over and over again. Obviously the temptations offered are evil, but watching how Kevin reacts to them, rationalizing them, helps keep the film nicely paced. Like Young Goodman Brown, Kevin too will see demons everywhere.
Brava to Roberta J. Holinko, the set decorator. Milton's office and apartment are as wide as widescreen will allow, and decorated appropriate to his satanic position. Devil's Advocate shows a lush superrich side of New York most people do not see, like the courtrooms with WPA murals, or high-rise apartments with gilts wall and ceilings and spectacular views, or offices that have Manhattan at your feet. A lot of churches appear in this movie too, some of the most beautiful, cavernous ones Manhattan has to offer. Yet, there is always a firey glow somewhere in the distance, or down a hallway, to remind you what road you are on, even if the best intentions are propelling you.
 There are other ways I would have ended the movie. If you would like to know, email me and I will tell you (sethbook@panix.com).
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