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12:00 PM-4:00 PM
Theta Delta Chi presents: The 35th Annual Car Smash
Start off RUSH with our 35th annual TDC CAR SMASH! We'll provide the hammers, bats, and other tools for smashing. Just make sure to bring your inner hulk.
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1:00 PM-8:00 PM
House Tours
Welcome to Theta Delta Chi, home of congeniality, fraternity and equality.
The garden spot of Cambridge greets you.
Our ultimate aim is to put you at the mercy of our hospitality.
Come check out the Endicott Mansion and see what we're about!
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4:00 PM-8:00 PM Rick and Morty and Wings "Hey Morty! Check out this advertising for our show from this fraternity at MIT...*burp* " "I...I don't know Rick, maybe we should check it out, they have wings and they're showing a bunch of episodes from our series." "I guess Morty, I wonder if they have a Plumbus...*burp* Time to get schwifty!" |
8:00 PM-10:00 PM Dance Lessons with The Dance Crew Give us two hours of your time, and you’ll be able to do things you never thought you could. We'll be teaching a hip hop choreo from DanceTroupe's finest! |
10:00 PM-1:00 AM Theta Delta Chi presents: TIKI FOAM PARTY! End the first day of RUSH with our 10th annual FOAM PARTY! Don't miss out on the only outdoor party of the semester. We'll spill foam from one of our roof decks onto the dance floor. Combine that with laser lights and our DJ Roflo and DJ Fiid, and you’ve got yourself the hottest party on campus. |
1:00 AM-2:30 AM Theta Delts' Chill and Grill Come chill at the house after a night of partying. There will be arcade games along with burgers and milkshakes. |
10:00 AM-12:00 PM Theta Delts' Breakfast Special Early bird catches the worm! Come enjoy the beautiful morning with Theta Delts. We'll have eggs, bacon, tater tots, and orange juice. Oh sweet breakfast. |
1:00 PM-3:00 PM Chicken and Waffles Delicious fried chicken and homemade waffles. What more can you ask for? |
1:00 PM-8:00 PM House Tours Welcome to Theta Delta Chi, home of congeniality, fraternity and equality.
The garden spot of Cambridge greets you.
Our ultimate aim is to put you at the mercy of our hospitality.
Come check out the Endicott Mansion and see what we're about! |
3:00 PM-5:00 PM Boba Tea and Miracle Berries Boba and miracle berries!? Everything sour turns sweet, nothing tastes like expected! Go on a flavorful adventure with miracle berries or just enjoy some fresh Boba! |
5:00 PM-8:00 PM Steaks, Shakes, and Wings Steaks, Shakes, and Wings. Sounds like I'm joking but I'm not. Come check it out and you'll see. |
8:00 PM-10:00 PM Theta Delta Chi presents: CASINO ROYALE! Casino Night! Poker, Texas Hold'Em, and Blackjack! Come check it out. Don't know how to play them? We'll show you! |
9:00 PM-11:00 PM Poker and Smash Tournament Test your Smash skills for the grand prize of a 40" HDTV! It'll be worth it. Aren't good at Smash? Come check out virtual reality, play pool or good ol' card games like Cards Against Humanity, Poker, and Uno. |
10:00 PM-2:30 AM McKevin's Late Night Diner What could be better than having your own miniature restaurant at the fraternity? We'll have burgers, wings, milkshakes, fries, the list goes on! This is the best restaurant in Memorial Drive, especially around this time of night. Did I mention everything on the menu is free!? |
9:30 AM-5:00 PM Beach Trip and Jet Skiing Let's go to the beach and catch a wave! We are spending the day at one of the finest beaches in Massachusetts. We're bringing speakers, sports equipment, and food. Oh we can't forget about jet skis! Prepare to ride the waves at high speed! |
10:00 AM-12:00 PM Theta Delts' Breakfast of Champions Come enjoy a good morning meal with Theta Delts as we cook some crepes, waffles, pancakes, eggs, bacon, tater tots, and orange juice. |
1:00 PM-3:00 PM Learn to DJ Ever wanted to learn how to DJ? Wait no more! Come learn from MIT's finest. You'll be playing like a pro in no time! |
3:00 PM-5:00 PM Ultimate Frisbee with Theta Delts Come toss disc with the brothers of Theta Delta Chi. Ultimate Frisbee?  We'll have burgers, milkshakes, and wings. You know, just the usual. |
7:00 PM-9:00 PM Boba and Billiards Come enjoy some boba and play some billiards. If you don't know how to play, then we'll teach you! |
9:00 PM-11:00 PM Theta Delta Chi presents: CONCERT NIGHT! When musicians from our brotherhood and abroad want to play a concert just for you, you know you'll want to come. There will be a mix of rock and jazz. It'll be worth it. |
11:00 PM-2:30 AM Late Night IHOP Run! It isn't college unless you dine at IHOP late at night. Join us on a late night IHOP run, on us! |
10:00 AM-12:00 PM Theta Delts' Breakfast Galore! Breakfast Galore! Come join us for some crepes, waffles, pancakes, eggs, bacon, tater tots, and orange juice. |
11:00 AM-4:00 PM Skydiving (Invite Only) Ever gone Tandem Skydiving? Jump out of an airplane and experience the most exhilarating time of your life with us! You'll want to come. Trust me. |
2:30 PM-6:30 PM Escape the Room Put your brain up to the challenge and see if you can escape! Only the sharpest minds will survive. |
1:00 PM-3:00 PM Theta Delta Chi presents: NERF WAR! Come join us for an ALL OUT NERF WAR inside the Theta Delts' house. Put me in coach! |
7:00 PM-9:00 PM Target Run The semester starts the next day so get your last minute back to school specials out of the way. While supplies last! |
9:00 PM-12:00 AM Late Night Buffet Come enjoy a late night buffet filled with burgers, milkshakes, and wings! You know, just the usual. |
5:00 PM-8:00 PM Make a Steak Learn to make a steak with style! We'll have our best chefs teach you to cook like Chef Gordan Ramsay. If you don't want to cook, we'll make you one. |
8:00 PM-11:00 PM Theta Delta Chi presents: CHOCOLATE MANIA! Come to our 5th annual CHOCOLATE MANIA! We'll have a TON of brownies, cupcakes, milkshakes, and so much more! It's going to get CRAZY! |
6:00 PM-11:00 PM Boat Cruise (Invite Only) Hope you are enjoying your first week of classes! But put that aside for now, it’s time to get dressed as we gather on a boat and cruise around the Boston Harbor in style. |
5:00 PM-9:00 PM Dinner at Boston Chops (Invite Only) Join us for a very special dinner at Boston Chops, the best steakhouse in Boston. Enjoy high quality desserts, appetizers, and more importantly delicious, delicious steaks. |


Ontology: DonutShopV04.txt
Book-keeper: Get cost of resource.
Role:
Book-keeper.
Action:
Get cost of resource.
Resource-Manager
:
Get bid for resource.[ native]
Book-keeper: Transfer amount from account-1 to account-2.
Role:
Book-keeper.
Action:
Transfer amount from account-1 to account-2.
Subtract amount from account-1.[ native]
Add amount to account-2.[ native]
Book-keeper: Transfer amount from thing-1's account-1 to thing-2's account-2.
Role:
Book-keeper.
Action:
Transfer amount from thing-1' s account-1 to thing-2' s account-2.
Transfer amount from account-1 to account-2.
Book-keeper: Transfer order's amount to account.
Role:
Book-keeper.
Action:
Transfer order' s amount to account.
Add amount to account.[ native]
Book-keeper: Transfer product's cost from inventory to container.
Role:
Book-keeper.
Action:
Transfer product' s cost from inventory to container.
Transfer cost from inventory' s account-1 to container' s account-1.
Book-keeper: Transfer product's cost from inventory-1 to inventory-2.
Role:
Book-keeper.
Action:
Transfer product' s cost from inventory-1 to inventory-2.
Transfer cost from inventory-1' s account-1 to inventory-2' s account-2.
Book-keeper: Transfer resource from pool-1 to pool-2.
Role:
Book-keeper.
Action:
Transfer resource from pool-1 to pool-2.
Get cost of resource.
Transfer cost from pool-1' s asset-account to pool-2' s asset-account.
Cashier: Accept cash and make change.
Role:
Cashier.
Action:
Accept cash and make change.
Accept cash, make change.[15 seconds]
Cashier: Accept payment from customer.
Role:
Cashier.
Action:
Accept payment from customer.
Speaker
:
Accept payment.[9 seconds]
Cashier: Add any amount to total.
Role:
Cashier.
Action:
Add any amount to total.
Add amount to total.[1 second]
Cashier: Explain bill.
Role:
Cashier.
Action:
Explain bill.
Speaker
:
Explain bill to customer.[9 seconds]
Cashier: Give cash-receipt to the customer.
Role:
Cashier.
Action:
Give cash-receipt to the customer.
Print cash-receipt.[5 seconds]
Give cash-receipt to the customer.[3 seconds]
Cashier: Give credit-receipt to the customer.
Role:
Cashier.
Action:
Give credit-receipt to the customer.
Print credit-receipt.[5 seconds]
Give credit-receipt to the customer.[3 seconds]
Cashier: Prepare bill.
Role:
Cashier.
Action:
Prepare bill.
Sum prices of order-items into order-total.[ native]
Subtract any discounts from order-total to get taxable-subtotal.
Add any taxes to taxable-subtotal to get bill-total.
Cashier: Run card through reader and validate.
Role:
Cashier.
Action:
Run card through reader and validate.
Run card through reader.[3 seconds]
Wait for validation signal.[5 seconds]
Return card to customer.[2 seconds]
Cashier: Subtract any amount from total.
Role:
Cashier.
Action:
Subtract any amount from total.
Subtract amount from total.[1 second]
Coffee-Mixer: Get container from stacker.
Role:
Coffee-Mixer.
Action:
Get container from stacker.
Move to stacker' s location.
Remove container from stacker.[ native]
Coffee-Mixer: Prepare the coffee-item.
Role:
Coffee-Mixer.
Action:
Prepare the coffee-item.
Fetch recipe' s cup from cup-dispenser.
Add flavors shown in coffee-item' s recipe.
Add coffee amount shown in coffee-item' s recipe.
Move cup to coffee-staging-area.
Book-keeper
:
Transfer coffee-item' s materials from coffee-maker' s material-inventory to coffee-tray.
Coffee-Mixer: Prepare the coffee-items in the order.
Role:
Coffee-Mixer.
Action:
Prepare the coffee-items in the order.
Get a coffee-tray from the coffee-tray-stacker.[7 seconds native]
For each coffee-item in order:
Prepare the coffee-item.[ distribution:5,25,50 seconds]
Add coffee-item to coffee-tray.[5 seconds]
Move coffee-tray to outgoing-coffee-queue.[4 seconds]
Context: " Deliver order" pattern: "* bye *."
U: * bye *.
S: Good bye.
S: We hope to see you again soon.
Done.
Context: " Deliver order" pattern: "* okay *."
U: * okay *.
S: Live long and prosper.
Context: " Deliver order" pattern: "Thank you *."
U: Thank you *.
S: You are most welcome. ...
Gesture - Smile.
S: We are pleased to have your business.
Context: " Explain payment" pattern: "* card *."
U: * card *.
S: Thank you. ...
Cashier
:
Run card through reader and validate.
S: Would you sign here please?
Context: " Explain payment" pattern: "* cash *."
U: * cash *.
S: Excellent! ...
Gesture - smile.
S: That will be [bill total] please. ...
Context: " Explain payment" pattern: "* credit *."
U: * credit *.
U: * plastic *.
S: Plastic! Okay.
Gesture - Raise eye-brow.
S: Your card please?
Context: " Explain payment" pattern: "* money *."
U: * money *.
S: Thank you.
Cashier
:
Accept cash and make change.
S: Here is your receipt.
Cashier
:
Give cash-receipt to the customer.
S: Your order should be up any second now. ...
Context: " Explain payment" pattern: "* signature *."
U: * signature *.
S: Thank you.
S: You have an very interesting signature.
S: Your order should be up any second now. ...
Cashier
:
Give credit-receipt to the customer.
Deliver order.
Context: " Explain payment" pattern: "Thank you *."
U: Thank you *.
S: You are most welcome. ...
Gesture - Smile.
S: We are pleased to have your business.
Context: " Explaining bill, no discounts" pattern: "nil"
S: Here is your bill.
S: Your drinks and donuts are listed separately.
S: Your total is [bill total] including tax.
Accept payment.
Context: " Explaining bill, with discounts" pattern: "nil"
S: Here is your bill.
S: Your drinks and donuts are listed separately.
S: You have earned [bill discount-total] in discounts.
S: Your total is [bill total] after discounts and tax.
Accept payment.
Customer: Fill in the menu-form.
Role:
Customer.
Action:
Fill in the menu-form.
Read the menu-form.[8 seconds]
Decide what is wanted.[8 seconds]
Fill in the menu-form.[8 seconds]
Customer: Present credit card.
Role:
Customer.
Action:
Present credit card.
Fish in pocket or purse for wallet.[5 seconds]
Search through cards for the right card.[5 seconds]
Hand the card to the cashier.[2 seconds]
Customer: Submit menu-form to order-taker.
Role:
Customer.
Action:
Submit menu-form to order-taker.
Give the menu-form to the order-taker.[3 seconds]
Dictionary: A coffee-drink is a drink, etc.
A coffee-drink is a beverage.
A drink is a beverage.
A beverage is a product.
A coffee is a coffee-drink.
A drink is a product.
A coffee-drink has a recipe.
An order-out-queue is a location.
A 4-pack-carrier is a carrier.
A 6-pack-carrier is a carrier.
A 12-pack-carrier is a carrier.
A carrier is a container.
Dictionary: Calculated items. (temporary stub)
Total is calculated.
Discount is calculated.
Order-total is calculated.
Taxable-subtotal is calculated.
Price is calculated.
Bill-total is calculated.
Tax is calculated.
Dictionary: Coffee and Donuts.
A donut is a product.
A beverage is a product.
A donut is a part.
A donut-item is an order-item.
A coffee-item is an order-item.
A carrier is a container.
A carrier is a part.
A customer is a person.
An order-item is an item.
A menu is a catalog.
A menu-form is a form.
Dictionary: Derived items. (temporary stub)
Order is derived from menu-form.
Bill is derived from order.
Order-item is derived from order.
Coffee-item is derived from order-item.
Dictionary: Equipment.
A stacker is equipment.
Equipment attributes include location, asset-number.
An outgoing-coffee-queue is a queue.
Coffee-staging-area is a workspace.
Dictionary: Inventory accounting.
An asset-account is an account.
Account-1 is an account.
Account-2 is an account.
Pool-1 is a resource-pool.
Pool-2 is a resource-pool.
Cost-of-goods-sold is an account.
Sales-revenue is an account.
Cost is an amount.
Price is an amount.
Tax is an amount.
Discount is an amount.
A total is an amount.
Amount-1 is an amount.
Amount-2 is an amount.
Dictionary: Items.
A coffee-item is an order-item.
A donut-item is an order-item.
An order-item is a product.
A carrier is a part.
A carrier is a container.
An order is a transaction.
Dictionary: Queue.
An order-entry-queue is a queue.
A queue is a workspace.
A workspace is a location.
Customer is user.
Dictionary: Stackers, racks, trays.
A stacker is a container.
A rack is a container.
A donut-tray is a tray.
A donut-rack is a rack.
An outgoing-donut-queue is a location.
A donut-inventory is an inventory.
A material-inventory is an inventory.
Dictionary: Various containers.
A tray is a container.
A tray is equipment.
A coffee-tray is a tray.
A donut-tray is a tray.
A stacker is equipment.
A stacker is a container.
A cup-dispenser is a container.
A cup-dispenser is equipment.
A donut-rack is equipment.
A cup is a part.
A recipe is a bill-of-material.
A coffee-staging-area is a workspace.
Outgoing-coffee-queue is a workspace.
Outgoing-donut-queue is a workspace.
Order-out-queue is a workspace.
Coffee-staging-area is a workspace.
A workspace is a location.
Flavor is a material.
Coffee-tray-stacker is a stacker.
Donut-tray-stacker is a stacker.
A container is a thing.
A part is a thing.
Dictionary: Various documents.
A menu-form is a form.
A bill is a document.
An order is a transaction.
A receipt is a document.
A cash-receipt is a receipt.
A credit-receipt is a receipt.
Plastic is synonym for credit-card.
Donut-Fetcher: Add item to container.
Role:
Donut-Fetcher.
Action:
Add item to container.
Move to container.
Put item into container.[ native]
Donut-Fetcher: Fetch the donut from the donut-rack.
Role:
Donut-Fetcher.
Action:
Fetch the donut from the donut-rack.
Move to donut-rack.
Take donut from the donut-rack.
(Is this needed? Does the system already know how to do this?)
Donut-Fetcher: Fetch the donut-items in the order.
Role:
Donut-Fetcher.
Action:
Fetch the donut-items in the order.
Get a donut-tray from donut-tray-stacker.[ native]
For each donut in the order:
Fetch the donut from the donut-rack.
Add the donut to the donut-tray.
(Book-keeper: Transfer donut's cost from donut-inventory to donut-tray.)
Move tray to outgoing-donut-queue.
Donut-Fetcher: Get item from container.
Role:
Donut-Fetcher.
Action:
Get item from container.
Move to container.
Remove item from container.[ native]
Donut-Fetcher: Move carrier to location.
Role:
Donut-Fetcher.
Action:
Move carrier to location.
Move to location.
Place carrier at location.[ native]
Donut-Fetcher: Move to container.
Role:
Donut-Fetcher.
Action:
Move to container.
Move self to container' s location.[ native]
Donut-Fetcher: Move to location.
Role:
Donut-Fetcher.
Action:
Move to location.
Move self to location.[ native]
Donut-Fetcher: Take item from container.
Role:
Donut-Fetcher.
Action:
Take item from container.
Get item from container.
Goal: Customer has entered an order.
Goal: Customer has entered an order.
Preconditions:
Customer is at front of order-entry-queue.[ Signal from queue.]
Actions:
Order-Taker
:
Get the order.
Goal: Customer has paid for order.
Goal: Customer has paid for order.
Preconditions:
Actions:
Cashier
:
Prepare bill.
Speaker
:
Explain bill to customer.
Cashier
:
Accept payment from customer.
Goal: Customer is served.
Goal: Customer is served.
Preconditions:
Customer has entered an order.
Customer has paid for order.
Actions:
Coffee-Mixer
:
Prepare the coffee-items in the order.
Donut-Fetcher
:
Fetch the donut-items in the order.
Order-Assembler
:
Assemble order-items into carriers.
Order-Checker
:
Give carriers to the customer.
Mobile-Agent: Get thing from location.
Role:
Mobile-Agent.
Action:
Get thing from location.
Move to location.
Get thing from location.[ native]
(Is "native" a safe assumption?)
Mobile-Agent: Move thing to location.
Role:
Mobile-Agent.
Action:
Move thing to location.
Move to location.
Place thing at location.[ native]
Mobile-Agent: Move to equipment's location.
Role:
Mobile-Agent.
Action:
Move to equipment' s location.
Move to location.
Mobile-Agent: Move to location.
Role:
Mobile-Agent.
Action:
Move to location.
Move self to location.[ native]
Order-Assembler: Assemble beverages and donuts into appropriate carriers.
Role:
Order-Assembler.
Action:
Assemble beverages and donuts into appropriate carriers.
If order has less than two beverages:
(How will this work? Is there a sensor?)
Select no carrier.
ElseIf order has less than five beverages:
Select 4-pack-carrier.
ElseIf order has less than seven beverages:
Select 6-pack-carrier.
ElseIf order has more than six beverages:
Select 12-pack-carrier.
Distribute beverages and donuts on carrier.
(This does not cover really large orders with more than 12 beverages.)
Order-Assembler: Assemble order-items into carriers.
Role:
Order-Assembler.
Action:
Assemble order-items into carriers.
Bag or box donuts as appropriate.
Assemble beverages and donuts into appropriate carriers.
Move carriers to order-out-queue.
Order-Assembler: Bag or box donuts as appropriate.
Role:
Order-Assembler.
Action:
Bag or box donuts as appropriate.
If the order has more than six donuts:
Fetch a box from box-stacker.
Erect the box.
Else:
Fetch a bag from the bag-dispenser.
Pop the bag.
Order-Assembler: Select carrier.
Role:
Order-Assembler.
Action:
Select carrier.
Pull given type of carrier from associated stack.
Bookkeeper
:
Transfer carrier part from stack to work-in-progress.
Order-Checker: Give carriers to the customer.
Role:
Order-Checker.
Action:
Give carriers to the customer.
Match carrier to order.
Move matched carrier to scale.
(This catches most errors with carrier sequencing.)
If scale weight matches order' s expected weight:
Release carriers to customer.[ native]
(Book-Keeper: Transfer order's cost to cost-of-goods-sold.)
(Book-Keeper: Transfer order's price to sales-revenue.)
Else:
(Most likely error is that carrier is out of sequence.)
Check for carrier-sequence-error.
Speaker
:
Deliver order.
Order-Taker: Get the order.
Role:
Order-Taker.
Action:
Get the order.
Speaker
:
Show menu-form.
Validate menu-form.
Translate menu-form to customer order.
Order-Taker: Provide customer with menu-form.
Role:
Order-Taker.
Action:
Provide customer with menu-form.
Speaker
:
Show menu-form.[2 seconds]
Order-Taker: Translate menu-form to customer order.
Role:
Order-Taker.
Action:
Translate menu-form to customer order.
(Is this needed?)
Order-Taker: Validate menu-form.
Role:
Order-Taker.
Action:
Validate menu-form.
(It must have at least one item selected.)
Speaker: Accept payment.
Role:
Speaker.
Action:
Accept payment.
Dialog.[ Explain payment.]
Speaker: Deliver order.
Role:
Speaker.
Action:
Deliver order.
Dialog.[ Deliver order.]
Speaker: Explain bill and accept payment.
Role:
Speaker.
Action:
Explain bill and accept payment.
Explain bill.
Accept payment.
Speaker: Explain bill to customer.
Role:
Speaker.
Action:
Explain bill to customer.
Show.[ Bill.]
Speaker: Request payment.
Role:
Speaker.
Action:
Request payment.
Dialog.[ Explain payment.]
Speaker: Show document.
Role:
Speaker.
Action:
Show document.
Show document view.[ native]
Speaker: Show menu-form.
Role:
Speaker.
Action:
Show menu-form.
Ask.[ Menu-form.]
(STUB - until we implement blackboard and smarter speaker.)
Speaker: Show view.
Role:
Speaker.
Action:
Show view.
Show view named in annotation.[ native]
View: Bill.
View: Cash-Receipt.
View: Credit-Receipt.
View: Menu-Form.
View: Payment Options.


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layout: post
title: RubyConf Australia
date: '2015-11-18T21:22:00.000-05:00'
author: Allison McMillan
tags:
- conferences
- ruby
modified_time: '2015-11-18T21:22:45.528-05:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6054545261088815023.post-5980581320861573472
blogger_orig_url: http://allisonsherenmcmillan.blogspot.com/2015/11/rubyconf-australia.html
---
I am actually working on a more technical post. It's so difficult to come up with them when I can't show code from work since that's what i'm doing and learning al day!
In the meantime I wanted to announce that I'm SO excited to be speaking at RubyConf Australia in February about working remotely with the phenomenal Kevin Hopkins.


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If you want a novel which wilfully mystifies far-off places to make the middle classes think their reading tastes are exotic—think by authors like McCall Smith—then look for one whose quoted reviews talk of "characters smell[ing] of cardamom and clove." Such books wear their broadmindedness heavily, patronising reader and subject alike, adding layers of sensual description until there remain no hard edges. in the story. Even native authors are not immune, so it's a relief to find, after Meera Syal's comments on the back of the book, that Suri's inventions actually smell of body odour, fear, tobacco and worse: Vishnu has soiled himself before the end of the first page. And the cast of The Death of Vishnu live their lives through prose so bare and unpurpled that*#x2014;blissfully—at times the barrier of the printed page is almost invisible.
Vishnu's gradual decline, afflicted as he is by an illness too costly for the other characters—residents on the staircase for which he is the half-hearted, incidental caretaker—to treat, prompts flashbacks to the past and hallucinations in the present. On the rickety structure of a dying man's feverish thoughts hangs the rest of the novel: the lives of the other residents; their romantic, comedic, tragic or tawdry pasts; their intrigues and scheming with or against each other.
Is Vishnu transcending his body, to walk among them while he also lies on the stairs in a fever? Or does he dream his own ascendence, from storey to storey, towards what he imagines to be his fellow gods? No matter, as his knight's tour of the many rooms permits revelations about others, just as his own life is revealed through reminiscence. Meanwhile, the stories and plots accrete and silt upon each other, rather than being constructed, from page to page. Accumulating in this way, many are ultimately untidy and incomplete: whether a story resolves or not; whether a grief is fully assuaged or remains raw; whether a goal of social advancement is achieved, thwarted, or merely chased from chapter to chapter; seems entirely coincidental. Only Vishnu's personal arc properly finishes its span, far beyond life and death.
Maybe that's the point: that other people's stories are always partly ineffable, half finished or half begun with no concern of our own coming or going in the narrative. We pretend others' lives can be neatly framed by the novel—indeed, Vishnu's dying brain tries and ultimately fails to frame his own life as a film, watched by one-time lover Padmini—but only bear full witness to the full cycle of our own. Syal was right, at least, to say that The Death of Vishnu is "a love letter to Bombay and its people;" but what that letter really says to the beloved, we outsiders can only hope to overhear.
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Danielle Navarro 11 Jul 2020
The goal of caladown is to allow R users to create lightweight websites powered by Hugo and is designed to be compatible with both hugodown and blogdown, and allows users to generate graphics that match the visual style of the site via the thematic package. You can see an example site at:
https://djnavarro.github.io/hugo-calade/
There are two components to caladown, a Hugo theme and an R package. The simplest way to get started is to download the R package from GitHub using the following command:
remotes::install_github("djnavarro/caladown")
Hugodown and blogdown are structured differently, so you must choose which system you wish to use at the outset. If you want to use blogdown, you can create a new site as follows:
caladown::create_blogdown_calade("path_to_blog_folder")
For hugodown, the command is:
caladown::create_hugodown_calade("path_to_blog_folder")
At present these are the only two functions exported by the caladown package (documentation is here, but very minimal at the moment). For more information, it is probably best to look at the tutorial section of the example site.


Includes cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay.
Using checkout to setup Bascs Debit payments.
NL-localized payments form including iDEAL.


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All About Me:
- I am a senior at NIU
- I am a Computer science major
- I love computers and technology in general.
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Plugin Information |
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No information for the plugin 'jbpm' is available. It may have been removed from distribution. |
This plugin integrates JBoss JBPM with Hudson. It lets you define your own build, test and release workflows in a graphical designer, and execute them inside Hudson.
It is a work in progress, and no releases have been made yet.
Why a workflow plugin ?
Hudson already has some workflow features. You can configure that one project should be build automatically after another build has completed. Dependencies between builds are also tracked and this is used by the promotion plugin to automate build promotion. So why do we need a separate workflow plugin ?
Using JBPM has a number of advantages:
- It is possible to model almost arbitrarily complex workflows using a graphical designer. The graphical representation allows non-developers to reason about and help design processes. It also gives a much better view of the state of a process at runtime. At a glance anyone can get an idea of wat is happening with a build.
- Workflows can create tasks for human users too, e.g. manual testing or signing off on releases. Before, Hudson had no ability to query the user for information during a build.
- Workflow definitions not only contain the workflow graph, but also the Java code that performs the actions triggered by the workflow. Both are versioned, whicn enables long-running processes. When new workflows definitions are deployed, existing processes are not affected.
- Using workflows you can model the entire life of a build. Not only development and automated testing, but also various other stages of validation, release and deployment. Hudson becomes the central hub for information about your build, thanks to integration with other systems like SCM repositories and issue trackers.
Background Information
You can find more information about JBoss JBPM on the JBPM website. The JBPM manual in particular is very useful.
The JBPM plugin is currently not compatible with the trunk (released) version of Hudson. It is developed on a branch, since some additional feature were required in the Hudson core. However it is certainly the intention that all work done on the branch is eventually merged to the trunk.
Staged Release Demo
To demonstrate what the JBPM integration is capable of, I wrote a small demo workflow. It tries to model part of the release process used by the Apache Maven project, as described here.The workflow is the following:
- Somebody (the release manager) starts the release process by starting the 'release-workflow' build.
- A first task will get some required information from the user: the release version, and email aliases to send announcement mails to.
- The release build is executed, but not uploaded to the release repository. Instead the artifacts are put into a staging repository that is served by Hudson.
- A mail is sent out announcing this staged release, and asking people to vote.
- Registered users can cast a vote on the Hudson build page.
- The release is finalized when the release manager completes the 'End Vote' task.
- The votes are counted, and if the result is positive, then the artifacts in the staging repository are uploaded to the release repository. A mail is also sent to the announcement email address.
Of course a video says more than a thousand words... (I'm working on producing a video with better quality)
Build Promotion Demo (TODO)
This demo will show how you can model complex release and test processes. The workflow is triggered after the software has been released, and will drive both automated and manual testing and promotion of the build.
Setup
Some setup is currently required to start developing and/or running workflows.
- Check out and build the right branch: https://hudson.dev.java.net/svn/hudson/branches/tom. The jbpm plugin is under plugins/jbpm/jbpm.
- You need a database. By default the jbpm-plugin uses a MySQL database on localhost with connection url: jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/jbpm (user/password: jbpm). If you want to change this, modify hibernate.cfg.xml inside the plugin. TODO: this should be a configuration option.
- When you run the first time, hibernate will create or update the required tables in your database
- Set your smtp server in jbpm.cfg.xml. TODO: find a way to use the value already configured in Hudson
- Start Hudson in development mode by running 'mvn hpi:run' in the jbpm plugin directory.
- Download and install the graphical designer for developing and deploying workflows. This is an Eclipse plugin.
- Import at least the JBPM plugin and optionally the example workflows.
...
Designing a workflow
To create a new workflow, create a new project in Eclipse, and add dependencies on the jbpm plugin and any other plugin you want to use in your code. You can then develop your workflow as described in the JBPM documentation. For integration with Hudson, a number of variables and action handlers are available.
- When you configured a workflow to start after the completion of a build, both the Run object and the corresponding Job are available as the 'build' and 'project' process variables.
- The 'hudson' object is always available, referring to the Hudson singleton.
- To start a build as part of a workflow:
- create a task node
- assign the task to actor 'hudson'
- on the task-create event, execute the hudson.jbpm.workflow.StartProjectActionHandler, and set projectName to the project you want to build
- To create a human task, you also create a task and then assign it to the user who should perform it. Use the hudson.jbpm.workflow.ProjectMemberAssignmentHandler if the task can be executed by any member of the triggering project. A member is defined here as anyone who has 'configure' permissions on the Hudson project.
- You can define a form that should be used for displaying a human task:
- Create a form controller, extending from hudson.jbpm.model.Form. Configure the class name of the form by executing the hudson.jbp.workflow.FormActionHandler on the task-create event.
- Create side files for your Form, in the usual Stapler way. You can create a start.jelly, inprogress.jelly and/or completed.jelly script that will be shown when the task is in the corresponding state. Alternatively create a form.jelly which is used for any state of the task. Your form controller will be the 'it' object.
- The default implementations of these form let the user start a task, and then choose between the possible transitions.
- Implement the handle() method of Form to process the submitted form, and trigger a transition to the next task if needed.
Deployment
The hudson jbpm plugin interfaces with the graphical designer to allow deploying workflows from Eclipse into Hudson. On the deployment tab of your process, use the host name and port of your Hudson server, with path '/plugin/jbpm/upload/' . Don't forget to check all the classes and resources you want to deploy. Files that are not directly referenced from your process definition will be disabled by default.
Starting a workflow process
The plugin contributes a build publisher. That lets you specify a process that should be started after a build completes.
Attachments:
processimage.jpg (image/jpeg)
processimage.jpg (image/jpeg)
staging-release.png (image/png)
staging-release.png (image/png)
test-workflow.png (image/png)


Minowani's Writings
on what the Buddha taught
Home >> Glossary
- Ājīva:
- Way of life. See article 'Sammā Ājīva'.
- Ariyasāvaka:
- Disciple of Nobleness.
- Bhante:
- Voc. of polite address: Sir, venerable Sir, used like bhadante: by junior almsmen towards seniors; by lay towards almsmen and wanderers/ascetics from other sects (AN10.93). Reverend, Venerable.
=> Venerable.
- Bhikkhū:
- Bhikkhā: alms (donation, gift) -> bhikkhu: almsman, bhikkhunī: almswoman; bhikkhū: almsmen.
=> Almsmen.
- Bhava:
- Becoming, Existence. => Existence.
- Bhūta:
- Become, ghost, being, result of becoming. => Essence (from esse 'be').
- Ceto:
- Mentality. See article ‘Citta’.
- Chandarāgo:
- Desire & Passion. See SN35.171.
- Citta:
- Mind. See article ‘Citta’.
- Dhamma:
- Principle.
- Dhātu:
- Aspect. See article ‘Dhātu’:
- Dukkha:
- Suffering. See article ‘Dukkha’.
- Domanassa:
- Discontent (cp. Somanassa).
- Kamma:
- Action.
- Kāma:
- Lust.
- Lobha:
- Greed.
- Mano:
- The intellect. See article 'Citta'.
- Manosañcetanā:
- ’The intellect-with-intention’. Food for thought, mental stimulation, mental nourishment, will to live, etc. All these could be understood as willpower; the motivation to exercise choice (note that will is related to longing). => Willpower.
- Nāmarūpa:
- Name & Form. See book ‘Knowing’.
- Nidāna:
- Has to do with ‘tying down’. SN12.11 shows food is nidāna-ed with taṅhā and in SN28.7 we see the occasion is nidāna-ed at Sāvatthi. => Situation / Situated (adj.).
- Parimukha:
- Peripheral. See article 'What does parimukham mean?'.
- Punabbhava:
- Puna: following + bhava: existence. => Following existence.
- Rāga:
- Passion.
- Saṅkappa:
- Attitude. See article ‘Saṅkappa’.
- Saṅkhārā:
- Inclinations. See article 'Saṅkhārā’.
- Sati:
- Call to mind, remember, recollect. => Recollection.
- Sīla:
- Conduct. See article on Sīla.
- Somanassa:
- fr. su + mano; cp. domanassa; mental ease, happiness, joy.
=> Content.
- Taṇhā:
- drought, thirst; fig. longing, craving.
- Vicāra:
- Thinking.
- Viññāna:
- Cognition. See book 'Knowing'.
- Vitakka:
- Thought.


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Table Of Contents
WTForms Changelog¶
Version 2.1¶
Released December 15, 2015
- Added render_kw to allow default rendering time options.
- Updated / added a number of localizations
- Updated docs
- Allow widgets to set flags
Version 2.0.2¶
Released January 18, 2015
- Added more localizations and updated some.
- Validators for email and URL can validate IDNA-encoded domain names and new TLDs
- Better DeprecationWarnings
- Support localization files in /usr/share/locale (for distro packaging)
Version 2.0.1¶
Released July 1, 2014
- Update wheel install to conditionally install ordereddict for python 2.6.
- Doc improvements
Version 2.0¶
Released May 20, 2014
- Add new class Meta paradigm for much more powerful customization of WTForms.
- Move i18n into core. Deprecate wtforms.ext.i18n.
- Move CSRF into core. Deprecate wtforms.ext.csrf.
- Fix issue rendering SelectFields with
value=True
- Make DecimalField able to use babel locale-based number formatting.
- Drop Python 3.2 support (Python3 support for 3.3+ only)
- passing
attr=False
to WTForms widgets causes the value to be ignored. - Unique validator in wtforms.ext.sqlalchemy has been removed.
Version 1.0.5¶
Released September 10, 2013
- Fix a bug in validators which causes translations to happen once then clobber any future translations.
- ext.sqlalchemy / ext.appengine: minor cleanups / deprecation.
- Allow blank string and the string ‘false’ to be considered false values for BooleanField (configurable). This is technically a breaking change, but it is not likey to affect the majority of users adversely.
- ext.i18n form allows passing LANGUAGES to the constructor.
Version 1.0.4¶
Released April 28, 2013
- Add widgets and field implementations for HTML5 specialty input types.
- ext.appengine: Add NDB support.
- Add translations: Korean, Traditional Chinese
Version 1.0.3¶
Released January 24, 2013
- Tests complete in python 3.2/3.3.
- Localization for ru, fr.
- Minor fixes in documentation for clarity.
- FieldList now can take validators on the entire FieldList.
- ext.sqlalchemy model_form:
- Fix issue with QuerySelectField
- Fix issue in ColumnDefault conversion
- Support Enum type
- Field class now allows traversal in Django 1.4 templates.
Version 1.0.2¶
Released August 24, 2012
- We now support Python 2.x and 3.x on the same codebase, thanks to a lot of hard work by Vinay Sajip.
- Add in ability to convert relationships to ext.sqlalchemy model_form
- Built-in localizations for more languages
- Validator cleanup:
- Distinguish Required validator into InputRequired and DataRequired
- Better IP address validation, including IPv6 support.
- AnyOf / NoneOf now work properly formatting other datatypes than strings.
- Optional validator can optionally pass through whitespace.
Version 1.0.1¶
Released February 29, 2012
- Fixed issues related to building for python 3 and python pre-releases.
- Add object_data to fields to get at the originally passed data.
Version 1.0¶
Released February 28, 2012
- Output HTML5 compact syntax by default.
- Substantial code reorg, cleanup, and test improvements
- Added ext.csrf for a way to implement CSRF protection
- ext.sqlalchemy:
- Support PGInet, MACADDR, and UUID field conversion
- Support callable defaults
- ext.appengine:
- model_form now supports generating forms with the same ordering as model.
- ReferencePropertyField now gets get_label like the other ORM fields
- Add localization support for WTForms built-in messages
- Python 3 support (via 2to3)
- Minor changes/fixes:
- An empty label string can be specified on fields if desired
- Option widget can now take kwargs customization
- Field subclasses can provide default validators as a class property
- DateTimeField can take time in microseconds
- Numeric fields all set .data to None on coercion error for consistency.
Version 0.6.3¶
Released April 24, 2011
- Documentation: Substantial documentation improvements, including adding Crash Course as a sphinx document.
- ext.django: QuerySetSelectField (and ModelSelectField) now accept get_label similar to sqlalchemy equivalents.
- ext.appengine
- model_form fixes: FloatField(#50), TimeField, DateTimeField(#55)
- ReferencePropertyField: now properly stores model object, not key. (#48)
Version 0.6.2¶
Released January 22, 2011
- Bug Fixes:
- ext.appengine: various field fixes (#34, #48), model_form changes (#41)
- Fix issue in Optional with non-string input.
- Make numeric fields more consistent.
- Tests: Improve test coverage substantially.
Version 0.6.1¶
Released September 17th, 2010
- Bug Fixes:
- ext.appengine ReferencePropertyField (#36, #37)
- dateutil fields: render issue (r419), and consistency issue (#35)
- Optional validator failed when raw_data was absent (r418)
- Documentation: docs now mention HTML escaping functionality (#38)
- Add preliminary support for providing a translations object that can translate built-in validation and coercion errors (#32)
Version 0.6¶
Released April 25th, 2010.
- Widgets:
- HTML is now marked as safe (using __html__) so that compatible templating engines will not auto-escape it.
- Fields:
- Field._default is now Field.default.
- All fields now have a raw_data property.
- Fields which are select fields (including those in .ext) can be iterated to produce options, and have an option_widget kwarg.
- Minor bugfixes and cleanup in FieldList, Select(Multiple)Field, QuerySelectField to address behavioral consistency.
- Added FloatField, based on IntegerField.
- Extensions:
- ext.appengine now supports FloatProperty and GeoPtProperty.
- ext.sqlalchemy QueryMultipleSelectField changed to QuerySelectMultipleField.
Version 0.5¶
Released February 13th, 2010.
- Added a BaseForm class which provides the core processing and validation functionality of Form without requiring declarative subclassing.
- Fields:
- Field labels now default to a humanized field name.
- Fields now have a short_name property which is the un-prefixed name.
- DecimalField now rounds values for display without float coercion. See docs for details on how to format decimals.
- Extensions:
- ext.sqlalchemy.fields now has an additional QuerySelectMultipleField, and all fields can now support multiple-column primary keys.
- ext.sqlalchemy.orm contains tools for making forms from ORM models.
- Added ext.dateutil for flexible date-time parsing.
- Added ext.appengine contributed by Rodrigo Moraes.
- Added AnyOf and NoneOf validators.
Version 0.4¶
Released October 10th, 2009.
- Fields have much greater control over input processing. Filters have been added to implement a simple way to transform input data.
- Added fields that encapsulate advanced data structures such as dynamic lists or child forms for more powerful field composing.
- Fields now use widgets for rendering.
- All built-in validators have been converted to classes to clean up the code.
- Form.auto_populate and Field.populate were renamed to populate_obj to clarify that they populate another object, not the Form or Field. This is an API breaking change.
- Dropped support for Python 2.3.
Version 0.3.1¶
Released January 24th, 2009.
- Several fixes were made to the code and tests to make WTForms compatible with Python 2.3/2.4.
- Form’s properties can now be accessed via dictionary-style access such as form[‘author’]. This also has the intended effect of making variable lookups in Django templates more reliable.
- Form and Field construction changes: Form now uses a metaclass to handle creating its _unbound_fields property, and Field construction now gives an instance of the new UnboundField class instead of using a partial function application. These are both internal changes and do not change the API.
Version 0.3¶
Released January 18th, 2009.
Validation overhaul: Fields are now responsible for their own validation, instead of mostly relying on Form. There are also new pre_validate and post_validate hooks on subfields, adding a great deal of flexibility when dealing with field-level validation. Note that this is an API breaking change if you have any subfields that override Field.validate. These will need to be updated to use the new hooks.
Changes in how process_data and process_formdata are called:
- process_data no longer accepts the has_formdata parameter.
- At form instantiation time, process_data will be called only once for each field. If a model object is provided which contains the property, then this value is used. Otherwise, a keyword argument if specified is used. Failing that, the field’s default value is used.
- If any form data is sent, process_formdata will be called after process_data for each field. If no form data is available for the given field, it is called with an empty list.
wtforms.ext.django has been overhauled, both to mirror features and changes of the Django 1.0 release, and to add some useful fields for working with django ORM data in forms.
The checker keyword argument to SelectField, SelectMultipleField, and RadioField has been renamed to coerce to reflect the actual functionality of this callable.
Version 0.2¶
Released January 13th, 2009.
- We have documentation and unit tests!
- Fields now have a flags property which contain boolean flags that are set either by the field itself or validators being specified on a field. The flags can then be used in checks in template or python code.
- Changed the way fields take parameters, they are no longer quasi magic. This is a breaking change. Please see the documentation for the new syntax.
- Added optional description argument to Field, accessible on the field as description. This provides an easy way to define e.g. help text in the same place as the form.
- Added new semantics for validators which can stop the validation chain, with or without errors.
- Added a regexp validator, and removed the not_empty validator in favour of two validators, optional and required. The new validators allow control over the validation chain in addition to checking emptiness.
- Renamed wtforms.contrib to wtforms.ext and reorganised wtforms.ext.django. This is a breaking change if you were using the django extensions, but should only require changing your imports around a little.
- Better support for other frameworks such as Pylons.


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{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block content %} {% if found %} {% for user in found %}
{{user.user.username}} found
Images by {{user.user.username}}


{% extends "app/layout.html" %} {% block inner_content %} {{readme|markdown}}
If you want to keep a copy you can print it out


Text specific module.
MIT. See LICENSE for full details.
These are common commands that apply to all widgets that have them injected.
Get the text angle.
The text angle.
Specifies how many degrees to rotate the text anticlockwise about the positioning point for the text; it may have any floating-point value from 0.0 to 360.0. For example, if rotationDegrees is 90, then the text will be drawn vertically from bottom to top. This option defaults to 0.0. Degrees is given in units of degrees measured counter-clockwise from the 3-o'clock position; it may be either positive or negative.
| A angle | The text angle. |
This item to aid method chaining.
Get the font.
The font.
Specifies the font to use for the text item. The format of the string to pass when specifing a font is as follows.
"Times New Roman" [[12] [bold] [italic] [overstrike] [underline]]
| string font | The font. |
This item to aid method chaining.
Get the alignment
The alignment.
Specifies how to justify the text within its bounding region.
| string alignment | The alignment. |
This item to aid method chaining.
Get the text.
The text.
Specifies the characters to be displayed in the text item. Newline characters cause line breaks.
| string text | The text. |
This item to aid method chaining.
Get max line length.
The max line length.
Specifies a maximum line length for the text. If this option is zero (the default) the text is broken into lines only at newline characters. However, if this option is non-zero then any line that would be longer than line length is broken just before a space character to make the line shorter than lineLength; the space character is treated as if it were a newline character.
| L maxLineLength | The max line length. |
This item to aid method chaining.


05. Write script that asks for a digit and depending on the input shows the name of that digit (in English) using a switch statement.
The result is printed on the JS console...


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Domain Name System or DNS is the switchboard of the internet. It connects domain names to IP addresses. When you type in orangejulius.com you get to see the refreshing fruit drinks because the DNS system connect orangejulius.com to <IP_ADDRESS>.
There isn't just one DNS server. There are many all organized in a distributed hierarchy which splits up top level domains(.com, .us, .io) by zone.
Since the DNS system was created to be an open system it is vulnerable to cyber attacks, such as domain name spoofing.
We use it because we need a system to connect domain names with IP address.
yahoo.com <IP_ADDRESS>
livejournal.com <IP_ADDRESS>
justin.tv <IP_ADDRESS>
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(Source:bojinov/gist:9732278)


refraction_render.calcs.std_atmosphere¶
-
class
refraction_render.calcs.
std_atmosphere
(h0=0.0, T0=15.0, P0=101325.0, g=9.81, dT=None, wavelength=0.545, moist_lapse_rate=False, T_prof=None, dT_prof=None, T_prof_args=())[source]¶ Object which calculates the standard atmospheric model.
Attributes: dT
Temperature Lapse rate for this atmospheric model.
Methods
P
(h)Pressure function for this atmospheric model. T
(h)Temperature function for this atmospheric model. dTdh
(h)density function for this atmospheric model. k
(h)Curvature of light rays at given height. n
(h)Index of refraction function for this atmospheric model. rho
(h)density function for this atmospheric model. -
__init__
(h0=0.0, T0=15.0, P0=101325.0, g=9.81, dT=None, wavelength=0.545, moist_lapse_rate=False, T_prof=None, dT_prof=None, T_prof_args=())[source]¶ Intializes the std_atmosphere object.
Parameters: - h0: float, optional
height (in \(m\)) to determine initial conditions on atmospheric model
- T0: float, optional
Temperature (in degrees \(C\)) at h0
- P0: float, optional
Pressure (in \(Pa\)) at h0
- g: float, optional
gravitational acceleration (in \(m/s^2\))
- dT: float, optional
Temperature lapse rate (in \(C/m\)) defined as minus the slope of the temperature
- wavelength: float, optional
wavelength of light (in \(\mu m\)) used calculate the index of refraction
- moist_lapse_rate: bool, optional
Uses the temperature and pressure to calculate the moist lapse rate, use when the humidity is at 100%
- T_prof: callable, optional
user defined function, see description.
- dT_prof: callable, optional
derivative of T_prof, see description.
- T_prof_args: array_like, optional
optional arguments to pass into T_prof and dT_prof.
Methods
P
(h)Pressure function for this atmospheric model. T
(h)Temperature function for this atmospheric model. __init__
([h0, T0, P0, g, dT, wavelength, …])Intializes the std_atmosphere object. n
(h)Index of refraction function for this atmospheric model. rho
(h)density function for this atmospheric model. -
dT
¶ Temperature Lapse rate for this atmospheric model.


I really like this one, but I need to explain a few things first.
ColdFusion have a component called Remote Development Services (RDS) which is a security component used by the ColdFusion Administrator and ColdFusion Studio to provide remote HTTP-access to files and databases for the developers. For example, the ColdFusion Administrator API CFC contains basic Administrator functionality, such as login, logout, the Migration wizard or the Setup wizard.
One of the parameters in the Administrator API login function is called "rdsPasswordAllowed", and it defines if the user is allowed to login and access the adminapi with the RDS password. The problem is that in Adobe ColdFusion versions 9.0, 9.0.1, 9.0.2 and even in 10, the login function never checks if RDS is enabled when it is invoked with rdsPasswordAllowed="true" (
APSB13-03).
This means that if RDS was not configured (most cases), the RDS user does not have a password associated with their username and by setting rdsPasswordAllowed to "true" and invoking the login function, we can bypass the admin login and use the rdsPassword, which in most cases (as RDS was not configured), is blank. For more details,
check the description of Scot Buckel's exploit [5]!
And here is the code you can use:
- <form action="http://[HOSTNAME:PORT]/CFIDE/adminapi/administrator.cfc?method=login" method="post">
- <input name="adminpassword" type="hidden" value="" />
- <input name="rdsPasswordAllowed" type="hidden" value="1" />
- <input type="submit" />
- </form>
All you have to do copy this into an empty file with .html extension,
replace [HOSTNAME:PORT] with your target's address,
drag the file into the browser,
hit the "Submit Query" button
and navigate to your targets ColdFusion administrator login page. T
ada! You are now logged in as administrator! :)


More about me
I have been coding since 2011, starting out with email building. When I started, i was instructed to use the Dreamweaver WYSIWYG but I quickly got to grips with the language that rendered what I was seeing; HTML. I learnt more and more and went on to make emails for big players like IKEA, British Gas and eBay. I now work for a digital agency where I build HTML5 banners and landing pages as well as emails. I'm currently making the jump from being a simple MA/email dev, to becoming a full on front-end developer and I'm loving every minute of it.
In my spare time I enjoy playing sax - I am currently in a ska-punk band called Lead Shot Hazard, and I am studying for Grade 6 jazz. I was also in a film orchestra but I had to give that up as i couldn't fit everything in.
I'm also a big gamer - I enjoy playing games such as ESO, Mass Effect and Resident Evil on my PS4.
As well as being all of the above, I'm a juggler too - my husband and I co-launched two circus skills societies and taught many people juggling, unicycle, and other circus skills.
I really, really hate food waste and I'm planning on putting together a food blog at some point this year.


On this week it was requested to add an output device to a microcontroller board we designed and program it to do something. I decided to use this assignment to test a sound output useful for my final project. The idea is to obtain a sound that origins from a motion through the stretching of a cloth. To generate my output it's enough to me an Audio Transducer (piezo) to which I add a Potentiometer to adjust the frequency.
CLASS WEB PAGE:
http://academy.cba.mit.edu/classes/output_devices/index.html
DOWNLOAD FILES:
EAGLE
| PNG
| IDE
REFERENCES:
'Piezo'
'Potentiometer'
'Arduino Tone Tutorial'
To design my output shield I have to think which components I need to put in it. They are definitely a Potentiometer and a Piezo. Precaution, I chose not to solder directly the components on the shield but I preferred put on it the respective female header and connect them when I need it. To draw the board I used again Eagle Software and Photoshop for png files to generate the rml files to send on the milling machine.
The process to mill the shield is already know. I imported the png files on fabmodules to prepare the rml files. As the Fabkit Board I had trhee files to put in the Machine: one for the traces with 1/64 tip and the holes and interior files with 1/32 tip. Once milled the shield I went to solder the headers.
Before programming the sound output on my shield, I needed to understand the working of my circuit with the help of Arduino Board. Searching an example with both the piezo and potentiometerI found several example that use the 'ARDUINO TONE LIBRARY'. After doing a test with Arduino I used my Fabkit and Output Device to reproduce the same thing. On the pinout of 'Atmega 328' I verified the correspondence of the pins to use.
I programmed the microcontroller board with a simple sketch: a loop of alternate rotations in opposite directions and breaks. I controlled the speed using the PWM pin. IDE Arduino Sketch:
While I was reproducing the output with my Shield, I had some problems with my Fabkit. With the help of a tutor I checked again my Fabkit and I verified that all was ok. So the conclusion is that Arduino Ide not always read my board.


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Index
Configuration
factory.conf
queues.conf
Generic variables
WMS Status Plugin variables
Configuration when wmsstatusplugin is CondorLocal
Batch Status Plugin variables
Sched Plugin variables
Configuration when schedplugin is Activated
Configuration when schedplugin is Ready
Configuration when schedplugin is Fixed
Configuration when schedplugin is MaxPerCycle
Configuration when schedplugin is MinPerCycle
Configuration when schedplugin is MaxPending
Configuration when schedplugin is MinPending
Configuration when schedplugin is MaxToRun
Configuration when schedplugin is StatusTest
Configuration when schedplugin is StatusOffline
Configuration when schedplugin is Simple
Configuration when schedplugin is Trivial
Configuration when schedplugin is Scale
Configuration when schedplugin is KeepNRunning
Batch Submit Plugin variables
Configuration when batchsubmitplugin is condorgt2
GlobusRSL GRAM2 variables
Configuration when batchsubmitplugin is condorgt5
GlobusRSL GRAM5 variables
Configuration when batchsubmitplugin is condorcream
Configuration when batchsubmitplugin is condorosgce
Configuration when batchsubmitplugin is condorec2
Configuration when batchsubmitplugin is condordeltacloud
Configuration when batchsubmitplugin is condorlocal
Monitor section
Executable variables
proxy.conf
monitor.conf
Configuration
factory.conf
- baseLogDir
where outputs from pilots are stored
NOTE: No trailing '/'!!!
- baseLogDirUrl
where outputs from pilots are available via http
NOTE: It must include the port.
NOTE: No trailing '/'!!!
- batchstatus.condor.sleep
time the Condor BatchStatus Plugin waits between cycles
Value is in seconds.
- batchstatus.maxtime
maximum time while the info is considered reasonable.
If info stored is older than that, is considered not valid,
and some NULL output will be returned.
- cycles
maximum number of times the queues will loop.
None means forever.
- cleanlogs.keepdays
maximum number of days the condor logs
will be kept, in case they are placed in a subdirectory
for an APFQueue that is not being currently managed by
AutoPyFactory.
For example, an apfqueue that has been created and used for a short
amount of time, and it does not exist anymore.
Still the created logs have to be cleaned at some point...
- factoryId
Name that the factory instance will have in the APF web monitor.
Make factoryId something descriptive and unique for your factory,
for example -- (e.g. BNL-gridui11-jhover)
- factoryAdminEmail
Email of the local admin to contact in case of a problem
with an specific APF instance.
- factorySMTPServer
Server to use to send alert emails to admin.
- factory.sleep
sleep time between cycles in mainLoop in Factory object
Value is in seconds.
- factoryUser
account under which APF will run
- maxperfactory.maximum
maximum number of condor jobs
to be running at the same time per Factory.
It is a global number, used by all APFQueues submitting
pilots with condor.
The value will be used by MaxPerFactorySchedPlugin plugin
- monitorURL
URL for the web monitor
- logserver.enabled
determines if batch logs are exported via HTTP.
Valid values are True|False
- logserver.index
determines if automatic directory indexing is allowed
when log directories are browsed.
Valid values are True|False
- logserver.allowrobots
if false, creates a robots.txt file in the docroot.
Valid valudes are True|False
- proxyConf
local path to the configuration file for automatic proxy management.
NOTE: must be a local path, not a URI.
- proxymanager.enabled
to determine if automatic proxy management is used or not.
Accepted values are True|False
- proxymanager.sleep
Sleep interval for proxymanager thread.
- queueConf
URI plus path to the configuration file for APF queues.
NOTE: Must be expressed as a URI (file:// or http://)
It can be one or more split-by-comma.
In case of more than one, they are merged
- queueDirConf
directory with a set of configuration files, all of them to be used at the same time.
i.e. /etc/apf/queues.d/
When this directory exists, the files in it are merged using
python method SafeConfigParser.read()
which allows having the [DEFAULT] section in a single file
and it will applied to all files in the directory
NOTE: if the directory is used in combination with queueConf,
the resulting object after parsing the content of the directory
is merged with the resulting object after parsing queueConf content
- monitorConf
local path to the configuration file for Monitor plugins.
- mappingsConf
local path to the configuration file with the mappings:
for example, globus2info, jobstatus2info, etc.
- wmsstatus.maximum
maximum time while the info is considered reasonable.
If info stored is older than that, is considered not valid,
and some NULL output will be returned.
- wmsstatus.panda.sleep
time the WMSStatus Plugin waits between cycles
Value is in seconds.
queues.conf
Generic variables
- override
determines if values from this config file have precedence over
the same values comming from different sources of information.
If True then schedconfig does not clobber configuration file values.
Valid values are True|False.
- cloud
is the cloud this queue is in. You should set this to suppress pilot
submission when the cloud goes offline
N.B. Panda clouds are UPPER CASE, e.g., UK
- vo
Virtual Organization
- grid
Grid middleware flavor at the site. (e.g. OSG, EGI, NorduGrid)
- batchqueue
the Batch system related queue name.
E.g. the PanDA queue name (formerly called nickname)
- wmsqueue
the WMS system queue name.
E.g. the PanDA siteid name
- enabled
determines if each queue section must be used by AutoPyFactory
or not. Allows to disable a queue without commenting out all the values.
Valid values are True|False.
- status
can be "test", "offline" or "online"
- apfqueue.sleep
sleep time between cycles in APFQueue object.
Value is in seconds.
- autofill
says if the info from this filled should be completed
with info from a ConfigPlugin object
- cleanlogs.keepdays
maximum number of days the condor logs
will be kept
WMS Status Plugin variables
- wmsstatusplugin
WMS Status Plugin.
Configuration when wmsstatusplugin is CondorLocal
- wmsstatus.condor.queryargs
list of command line input options
to be included in the query command *verbatim*. E.g.
wmsstatus.condor.queryargs = -name -pool
Batch Status Plugin variables
- batchstatusplugin
Batch Status Plugin.
- batchstatus.condor.queryargs
list of command line input options
to be included in the query command *verbatim*. E.g.
batchstatus.condor.queryargs = -name -pool
Sched Plugin variables
- schedplugin
specific Scheduler Plugin implementing
the algorithm deciding how many new pilots
to submit next cycle.
The value can be a single Plugin or a split by comma
list of Plugins.
In the case of more than one plugin,
each one will acts as a filter with respect to the
value returned by the previous one.
By selecting the right combination of Plugins in a given order,
a complex algorithm can be built.
E.g., the algorithm can start by using Activated Plugin,
which will determine the number of pilots based on
the number of activated jobs in the WMS queue and
the number of already submitted pilots.
After that, this number can be filtered to
a maximum (MaxPerCycleSchedPlugin) or a minimum (MinPerCycleSchedPlugin)
number of pilots.
Or even can be filtered to a maximum number of pilots
per factory (MaxPerFactorySchedPlugin)
Also it can be filtered depending on the status of the wmsqueue
(StatusTestSchedPlugin, StatusOfflineSchedPlugin).
Configuration when schedplugin is Activated
IMPORTANT NOTE: Deprecated. Activated Plugin is not maintained anymore. Instead, suggested option is to use Ready Plugin plus a chain of limiting plugins (MaxPerCycle, MinPerCycle...)
- sched.activated.default
default number of pilots to be submitted
when the context information
does not exist is not reliable
To be used in Activated Scheduler Plugin.
- sched.activated.max_jobs_torun
maximum number of jobs running
simoultaneously.
To be used in Activated Scheduler Plugin.
- sched.activated.max_pilots_per_cycle
maximum number of pilots
to be submitted per cycle.
To be used in Activated Scheduler Plugin.
- sched.activated.min_pilots_per_cycle
minimum number of pilots
to be submitted per cycle.
To be used in Activated Scheduler Plugin.
- sched.activated.min_pilots_pending
minimum number of pilots
to be idle on queue waiting to start execution.
To be used in Activated Scheduler Plugin.
- sched.activated.max_pilots_pending
maximum number of pilots
to be idle on queue waiting to start execution.
To be used in Activated Scheduler Plugin.
- sched.activated.testmode.allowed
Boolean variable to trigger
special mode of operation when the wmsqueue is in
in status = test
- sched.activated.testmode.pilots
number of pilots to submit
when the wmsqueue is in status = test
and sched.activated.testmode.allowed is True
Configuration when schedplugin is Ready
- sched.ready.offset
the minimum value in the number of ready jobs to trigger submission.
Configuration when schedplugin is Fixed
- sched.fixed.pilotspercycle
fixed number of pilots to be submitted
each cycle, when using the Fixed Scheduler Plugin.
Configuration when schedplugin is MaxPerCycle
- sched.maxpercycle.maximum
maximum number of pilots to be submitted
per cycle
Configuration when schedplugin is MinPerCycle
- sched.minpercycle.minimum
minimum number of pilots to be submitted
per cycle
Configuration when schedplugin is MaxPending
- sched.maxpending.maximum
maximum number of pilots to be pending
Configuration when schedplugin is MinPending
- sched.minpending.minimum
minimum number of pilots to be pending
Configuration when schedplugin is MaxToRun
- sched.maxtorun.maximum
maximum number of pilots allowed to, potentially,
be running at a time.
Configuration when schedplugin is StatusTest
- sched.statustest.pilots
number of pilots to submit
when the wmsqueue is in status = test
Configuration when schedplugin is StatusOffline
- sched.statusoffline.pilots
number of pilots to submit
when the wmsqueue or the cloud is in status = offline
Configuration when schedplugin is Simple
- sched.simple.default
default number of pilots to be submitted
when the context information does not exist
or is not reliable.
To be used in Simple Scheduler Plugin.
- sched.simple.maxpendingpilots
maximum number of pilots
to be idle on queue waiting to start execution.
To be used in Simple Scheduler Plugin.
- sched.simple.maxpilotspercycle
maximum number of pilots
to be submitted per cycle.
To be used in Simple Scheduler Plugin.
Configuration when schedplugin is Trivial
- sched.trivial.default
default number of pilots
to be submitted when the context information
does not exist or is not reliable.
To be used in Trivial Scheduler Plugin.
Configuration when schedplugin is Scale
- sched.scale.factor
scale factor to correct the previous value
of the number of pilots.
Value is a float number.
Configuration when schedplugin is KeepNRunning
- sched.keepnrunning.keep_running
number of total jobs to keep running and/or pending.
Batch Submit Plugin variables
- batchsubmitplugin
Batch Submit Plugin.
Currently available options are:
CondorGT2,
CondorGT5,
CondorCREAM,
CondorLocal,
CondorEC2,
CondorDeltaCloud.
Configuration when batchsubmitplugin is condorgt2
- batchsubmit.condorgt2.gridresource
name of the CE (e.g. gridtest01.racf.bnl.gov/jobmanager-condor)
- batchsubmit.condorgt2.submitargs
list of command line input options
to be included in the submission command *verbatim*
e.g.
batchsubmit.condorgt2.submitargs = -remote my_schedd
will drive into a command like
condor_submit -remote my_schedd submit.jdl
- batchsubmit.condorgt2.condor_attributes
list of condor attributes,
splited by comma,
to be included in the condor submit file *verbatim*
e.g. +Experiment = "ATLAS",+VO = "usatlas",+Job_Type = "cas"
Can be used to include any line in the Condor-G file
that is not otherwise added programmatically by AutoPyFactory.
Note the following directives are added by default:
transfer_executable = True
stream_output=False
stream_error=False
notification=Error
copy_to_spool = false
- batchsubmit.condorgt2.environ
list of environment variables,
splitted by white spaces,
to be included in the condor attribute environment *verbatim*
Therefore, the format should be env1=var1 env2=var2 envN=varN
split by whitespaces.
- batchsubmit.condorgt2.proxy
name of the proxy handler in proxymanager for automatic proxy renewal
(See etc/proxy.conf)
None if no automatic proxy renewal is desired.
GlobusRSL GRAM2 variables
- gram2
The following are GRAM2 RSL variables.
They are just used to build batchsubmit.condorgt2.globusrsl
(if needed)
The globusrsl directive in the condor submission file looks like
globusrsl=(jobtype=single)(queue=short)
Documentation can be found here:
http://www.globus.org/toolkit/docs/2.4/gram/gram_rsl_parameters.html
- globusrsl.gram2.arguments
- globusrsl.gram2.count
- globusrsl.gram2.directory
- globusrsl.gram2.dryRun
- globusrsl.gram2.environment
- globusrsl.gram2.executable
- globusrsl.gram2.gramMyJob
- globusrsl.gram2.hostCount
- globusrsl.gram2.jobType
- globusrsl.gram2.maxCpuTime
- globusrsl.gram2.maxMemory
- globusrsl.gram2.maxTime
- globusrsl.gram2.maxWallTime
- globusrsl.gram2.minMemory
- globusrsl.gram2.project
- globusrsl.gram2.queue
- globusrsl.gram2.remote_io_url
- globusrsl.gram2.restart
- globusrsl.gram2.save_state
- globusrsl.gram2.stderr
- globusrsl.gram2.stderr_position
- globusrsl.gram2.stdin
- globusrsl.gram2.stdout
- globusrsl.gram2.stdout_position
- globusrsl.gram2.two_phase
- globusrsl.gram2.globusrsl
GRAM RSL directive.
If this variable is not setup, then it will be built
programmatically from all non empty globusrsl.gram2.XYZ variables.
If this variable is setup, then its value
will be taken *verbatim*, and all possible values
for globusrsl.gram2.XYZ variables will be ignored.
- globusrsl.gram2.globusrsladd
custom fields to be added
*verbatim* to the GRAM RSL directive,
after it has been built either from
globusrsl.gram2.globusrsl value
or from all globusrsl.gram2.XYZ variables.
e.g. (condorsubmit=('+AccountingGroup' '\"group_atlastest.usatlas1\"')('+Requirements' 'True'))
Configuration when batchsubmitplugin is condorgt5
- batchsubmit.condorgt5.gridresource
name of the CE (e.g. gridtest01.racf.bnl.gov/jobmanager-condor)
- batchsubmit.condorgt5.submitargs
list of command line input options
to be included in the submission command *verbatim*
e.g.
batchsubmit.condorgt2.submitargs = -remote my_schedd
will drive into a command like
condor_submit -remote my_schedd submit.jdl
- batchsubmit.condorgt5.condor_attributes
list of condor attributes,
splited by comma,
to be included in the condor submit file *verbatim*
e.g. +Experiment = "ATLAS",+VO = "usatlas",+Job_Type = "cas"
Can be used to include any line in the Condor-G file
that is not otherwise added programmatically by AutoPyFactory.
Note the following directives are added by default:
transfer_executable = True
stream_output=False
stream_error=False
notification=Error
copy_to_spool = false
- batchsubmit.condorgt5.environ
list of environment variables,
splitted by white spaces,
to be included in the condor attribute environment *verbatim*
Therefore, the format should be env1=var1 env2=var2 envN=varN
split by whitespaces.
- batchsubmit.condorgt5.proxy
name of the proxy handler in proxymanager for automatic proxy renewal
(See etc/proxy.conf)
None if no automatic proxy renewal is desired.
GlobusRSL GRAM5 variables
- gram5
The following are GRAM5 RSL variables.
They are just used to build batchsubmit.condorgt5.globusrsl
(if needed)
The globusrsl directive in the condor submission file looks like
globusrsl=(jobtype=single)(queue=short)
Documentation can be found here:
http://www.globus.org/toolkit/docs/5.2/5.2.0/gram5/user/#gram5-user-rsl
- globusrsl.gram5.arguments
- globusrsl.gram5.count
- globusrsl.gram5.directory
- globusrsl.gram5.dry_run
- globusrsl.gram5.environment
- globusrsl.gram5.executable
- globusrsl.gram5.file_clean_up
- globusrsl.gram5.file_stage_in
- globusrsl.gram5.file_stage_in_shared
- globusrsl.gram5.file_stage_out
- globusrsl.gram5.gass_cache
- globusrsl.gram5.gram_my_job
- globusrsl.gram5.host_count
- globusrsl.gram5.job_type
- globusrsl.gram5.library_path
- globusrsl.gram5.loglevel
- globusrsl.gram5.logpattern
- globusrsl.gram5.max_cpu_time
- globusrsl.gram5.max_memory
- globusrsl.gram5.max_time
- globusrsl.gram5.max_wall_time
- globusrsl.gram5.min_memory
- globusrsl.gram5.project
- globusrsl.gram5.proxy_timeout
- globusrsl.gram5.queue
- globusrsl.gram5.remote_io_url
- globusrsl.gram5.restart
- globusrsl.gram5.rsl_substitution
- globusrsl.gram5.savejobdescription
- globusrsl.gram5.save_state
- globusrsl.gram5.scratch_dir
- globusrsl.gram5.stderr
- globusrsl.gram5.stderr_position
- globusrsl.gram5.stdin
- globusrsl.gram5.stdout
- globusrsl.gram5.stdout_position
- globusrsl.gram5.two_phase
- globusrsl.gram5.username
- globusrsl.gram5.globusrsl
GRAM RSL directive.
If this variable is not setup, then it will be built
programmatically from all non empty globusrsl.gram5.XYZ variables.
If this variable is setup, then its value
will be taken *verbatim*, and all possible values
for globusrsl.gram5.XYZ variables will be ignored.
- globusrsl.gram5.globusrsladd
custom fields to be added
*verbatim* to the GRAM RSL directive,
after it has been built either from
globusrsl.gram5.globusrsl value
or from all globusrsl.gram5.XYZ variables.
e.g. (condorsubmit=('+AccountingGroup' '\"group_atlastest.usatlas1\"')('+Requirements' 'True'))
Configuration when batchsubmitplugin is condorcream
- batchsubmit.condorcream.webservice
web service address (e.g. ce04.esc.qmul.ac.uk:8443/ce-cream/services/CREAM2)
- batchsubmit.condorcream.submitargs
list of command line input options
to be included in the submission command *verbatim*
e.g.
batchsubmit.condorgt2.submitargs = -remote my_schedd
will drive into a command like
condor_submit -remote my_schedd submit.jdl
- batchsubmit.condorcream.condor_attributes
list of condor attributes,
splited by comma,
to be included in the condor submit file *verbatim*
e.g. +Experiment = "ATLAS",+VO = "usatlas",+Job_Type = "cas"
Can be used to include any line in the Condor-G file
that is not otherwise added programmatically by AutoPyFactory.
Note the following directives are added by default:
transfer_executable = True
stream_output=False
stream_error=False
notification=Error
copy_to_spool = false
- batchsubmit.condorcream.environ
list of environment variables,
splitted by white spaces,
to be included in the condor attribute environment *verbatim*
Therefore, the format should be env1=var1 env2=var2 envN=varN
split by whitespaces.
- batchsubmit.condorcream.queue
queue within the local batch system (e.g. short)
- batchsubmit.condorcream.port
port number.
- batchsubmit.condorcream.batch
local batch system (pbs, sge...)
- batchsubmit.condorcream.gridresource
grid resource, built from other vars using interpolation:
batchsubmit.condorcream.gridresource = %(batchsubmit.condorcream.webservice)s:%(batchsubmit.condorcream.port)s/ce-cream/services/CREAM2 %(batchsubmit.condorcream.batch)s %(batchsubmit.condorcream.queue)s
- batchsubmit.condorcream.proxy
name of the proxy handler in proxymanager for automatic proxy renewal
(See etc/proxy.conf)
None if no automatic proxy renewal is desired.
Configuration when batchsubmitplugin is condorosgce
- batchsubmit.condorosgce.remote_condor_schedd
condor schedd
- batchsubmit.condorosgce.remote_condor_collector
condor collector
- batchsubmit.condorosgce.gridresource
grid resource, built from other vars using interpolation
batchsubmit.condorosgce.gridresource = %(batchsubmit.condorosgce.remote_condor_schedd) %(batchsubmit.condorosgce.remote_condor_collector)
- batchsubmit.condorosgce.proxy
name of the proxy handler in proxymanager for automatic proxy renewal
(See etc/proxy.conf)
None if no automatic proxy renewal is desired.
Configuration when batchsubmitplugin is condorec2
- batchsubmit.condorec2.gridresource
ec2 service's URL (e.g. https://ec2.amazonaws.com/ )
- batchsubmit.condorec2.submitargs
list of command line input options
to be included in the submission command *verbatim*
e.g.
batchsubmit.condorgt2.submitargs = -remote my_schedd
will drive into a command like
condor_submit -remote my_schedd submit.jdl
- batchsubmit.condorec2.condor_attributes
list of condor attributes,
splited by comma,
to be included in the condor submit file *verbatim*
- batchsubmit.condorec2.environ
list of environment variables,
splitted by white spaces,
to be included in the condor attribute environment *verbatim*
Therefore, the format should be env1=var1 env2=var2 envN=varN
split by whitespaces.
- batchsubmit.condorec2.ami_id
identifier for the VM image,
previously registered in one of Amazon's storage service (S3 or EBS)
- batchsubmit.condorec2.instance_type
hardware configurations for instances to run on.
- batchsubmit.condorec2.user_data
up to 16Kbytes of contextualization data.
This makes it easy for many instances to share the same VM image, but perform different work.
- batchsubmit.condorec2.access_key_id
path to file with the EC2 Access Key ID
- batchsubmit.condorec2.secret_access_key
path to file with the EC2 Secret Access Key
- batchsubmit.condorec2.proxy
name of the proxy handler in proxymanager for automatic proxy renewal
(See etc/proxy.conf)
None if no automatic proxy renewal is desired.
Configuration when batchsubmitplugin is condordeltacloud
- batchsubmit.condordeltacloud.gridresource
ec2 service's URL (e.g. https://deltacloud.foo.org/api )
- batchsubmit.condordeltacloud.username
credentials in DeltaCloud
- batchsubmit.condordeltacloud.password_file
path to the file with the password
- batchsubmit.condordeltacloud.image_id
identifier for the VM image,
previously registered with the cloud service.
- batchsubmit.condordeltacloud.keyname
in case of using SSH,
the command keyname specifies the identifier of the SSH key pair to use.
- batchsubmit.condordeltacloud.realm_id
selects one between multiple locations the cloud service may have.
- batchsubmit.condordeltacloud.hardware_profile
selects one between the multiple hardware profiles
the cloud service may provide
- batchsubmit.condordeltacloud.hardware_profile_memory
customize the hardware profile
- batchsubmit.condordeltacloud.hardware_profile_cpu
customize the hardware profile
- batchsubmit.condordeltacloud.hardware_profile_storage
customize the hardware profile
- batchsubmit.condordeltacloud.user_data
contextualization data
Configuration when batchsubmitplugin is condorlocal
- batchsubmit.condorlocal.submitargs
list of command line input options
to be included in the submission command *verbatim*
e.g.
batchsubmit.condorgt2.submitargs = -remote my_schedd
will drive into a command like
condor_submit -remote my_schedd submit.jdl
- batchsubmit.condorlocal.condor_attributes
list of condor attributes,
splited by comma,
to be included in the condor submit file *verbatim*
e.g. +Experiment = "ATLAS",+VO = "usatlas",+Job_Type = "cas"
Can be used to include any line in the Condor-G file
that is not otherwise added programmatically by AutoPyFactory.
Note the following directives are added by default:
universe = vanilla
transfer_executable = True
should_transfer_files = IF_NEEDED
+TransferOutput = ""
stream_output=False
stream_error=False
notification=Error
periodic_remove = (JobStatus == 5 && (CurrentTime - EnteredCurrentStatus) > 3600) || (JobStatus == 1 && globusstatus =!= 1 && (CurrentTime - EnteredCurrentStatus) > 86400)
To be used in CondorLocal Batch Submit Plugin.
- batchsubmit.condorlocal.environ
list of environment variables,
splitted by white spaces,
to be included in the condor attribute environment *verbatim*
To be used by CondorLocal Batch Submit Plugin.
Therefore, the format should be env1=var1 env2=var2 envN=varN
split by whitespaces.
- batchsubmit.condorlocal.proxy
name of the proxy handler in proxymanager for automatic proxy renewal
(See etc/proxy.conf)
None if no automatic proxy renewal is desired.
Monitor section
- monitorsection
section in monitor.conf where info
about the actual monitor plugin can be found.
The value can be a single section or a split by comma
list of sections.
Monitor plugins handle job info publishing
to one or more web monitor/dashboards.
To specify more than one (sections)
simply use a comma-separated list.
Executable variables
- executable
path to the script which will be run by condor.
The executable can be anything, however,
two possible executables are distributed with AutoPyFactory:
- libexec/wrapper.sh
- libexec/runpilot3-wrapper.sh
- executable.arguments
input options to be passed verbatim to the executable script.
This variable can be built making use of an auxiliar variable
called executable.defaultarguments
This proposed ancilla works as a template, and its content is
created on the fly from the value of other variables.
This mechanism is called "interpolation", docs can be found here:
http://docs.python.org/library/configparser.html
These are two examples of this type of templates
(included in the DEFAULTS block):
executable.defaultarguments = --wrappergrid=%(grid)s \
--wrapperwmsqueue=%(wmsqueue)s \
--wrapperbatchqueue=%(batchqueue)s \
--wrappervo=%(vo)s \
--wrappertarballurl=http://dev.racf.bnl.gov/dist/wrapper/wrapper.tar.gz \
--wrapperserverurl=http://pandaserver.cern.ch:25080/cache/pilot \
--wrapperloglevel=debug
executable.defaultarguments = -s %(wmsqueue)s \
-h %(batchqueue)s -p 25443 \
-w https://pandaserver.cern.ch -j false -k 0 -u user
proxy.conf
- baseproxy
if used, create a very long-lived proxy, e.g.
grid-proxy-init -valid 720:0 -out /tmp/plainProxy
Note that maintenance of this proxy must
occur completely outside of APF.
- proxyfile
path to the user grid proxy file.
- checktime
How often to check proxy validity, in seconds
- interruptcheck
Frequency to check for keyboard/signal interrupts, in seconds
- lifetime
initial lifetime, in seconds (604800 = 7 days).
345600 is ATLAS VOMS maximum
- minlife
Minimum lifetime of VOMS attributes for a proxy (renew if less) in seconds
- renew
If you do not want to use ProxyManager to renew proxies,
set this False and only define 'proxyfile'.
If renew is set to false,
then no grid client setup is necessary.
- usercert
path to the user grid certificate file
- userkey
path to the user grid key file
- vorole
user VO role
- flavor
voms or myproxy. voms directly generates proxy using cert or baseproxy
myproxy retrieves a proxy from myproxy, then generates the target proxy against
voms using it as baseproxy.
- myproxy_hostname
Myproxy server host.
- myproxy_username
User name to be used on MyProxy service
- myproxy_passphrase
Passphrase for proxy retrieval from MyProxy
- retriever_profile
A list of other proxymanager profiles to be used to authorize proxy retrieval from MyProxy.
- initdelay
In seconds, how long to wait before generating.
Needed for MyProxy when using cert authentication--we need to allow time for the auth credential to be generated (by another proxymanager profile).
- owner
If running standalone (as root) and you want the proxy to be owned by another account.
- remote.remote_host
If remote=True: copy proxyfile to same path on remote host
- remote.remote_user
If remote=True: user to connect as?
- remote.remote_owner
If remote=True: if connect user is root, what account should own the file?
- remote.remote_group
If remote=True: If connect user is root, what group should own the file?
- voms.args
Any extra arbitrary input option to be added to voms-proxy-init command
monitor.conf
- monitorplugin
the type of plugin to handle this monitor instance
- monitorURL
URL for the web monitor


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My goal is to ultimately work as a web developer, although I'm primarily interested in learning more about the overall design and UX of web pages and iOS applications.
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- First StepsWe will help you to get a quick impression what ArangoDB stands for. Get familiar with the open-source multi-database and all of its several features.
Quickstart
- InstallationFollow the instructions on this high-level guide to install ArangoDB for Mac OS X, Windows and several Linux- versions under apache 2 lincense.
Install Arango
- API referenceFind all the API references of ArangoDB from C, C++ over JavaScript to MRuby and any other.
Explore the API
- DocumentationHere is the documentation-list for current stable version and for previous (now) outdated releases of ArangoDB.
read more
- FAQsArangoDB is an open-source database that provides multi-database support, replication, a javaScript framework for APIs and many other features. Explore ArangoDB and take a look at the frequently asked questions.
read more


Foreman Laferon:
You've worked hard to acquire basic control of the game. Now your adventures may begin in earnest!
I have a gift to assist you as you begin your journey. You know how to use it, right?
You also now have a choice to make. Will you develop your skills in the Dwarven Village? Or will you improve your abilities by traveling to the Isle of Souls like the Kamael?
I will go to the Dwarven Village.
I will go to the Isle of Souls.


Methods
(static) getToken(clientCredentials) → {AAAResponse}
Represents a Get an access token using resource owner password credentials.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
clientCredentials |
clientCredentials | JSON Object that includes client_id, username, password, grant_type and client_secret. |
- Source:
Returns:
AAAResponse
- Type
- AAAResponse
Type Definitions
AAAResponse
AAA Auth Response model
Type:
- Object
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
access_token |
string | |
expires_id |
string | |
refresh_expires_in |
string | |
refresh_token |
string | |
token_type |
string | |
'not-before-policy' |
string | |
session_state |
string | |
scope |
string |
- Source:
clientCredentials
Client Credentials model
Type:
- Object
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
client_id |
string | |
username |
string | |
password |
string | |
grant_type |
string | |
client_secret |
string |
- Source:


--- layout: page title: Local Decompostion of Kalman Filters and Its Application for Secure State Estimation ---
Xinghua Liu, Yilin Mo and Emanuele Garone
IEEE Trans. on Automatic Control, Submitted
Link to the paper
This technical note is concerned with the secure state estimation problem of a linear discrete-time Gaussian system in the presence of sparse integrity attacks. \(m\) sensors are deployed to monitor the state and \(p\) of them can potentially be compromised by an adversary, whose data can be arbitrarily manipulated by the attacker. We show that the optimal Kalman estimate can be decomposed as a weighted sum of local state estimates. Based on these local estimates, we propose a convex optimization based approach to generate a more secure state estimate. It is proved that our proposed estimator coincides with the Kalman estimator with a certain probability when all sensors are benign. Besides, we establish a sufficient condition under which the proposed estimator is stable against the $(p,m)$-sparse attack. A numerical example is provided to validate the secure state estimation scheme.


A Factory of Atomic Objects
Distributed systems aggregate large numbers of heterogeneous components that are subject to failures and asynchrony. To tame such a capricious nature, systems designers resort to non-blocking techniques such as state machine replication. This approach provides consistent non-blocking operations to a shared object replicated at a quorum of machines. State machine replication is a classical paradigm to consistently orchestrate concurrency between remote processes in a distributed system, and as such a weapon of choice to manage metadata operations. This approach is at work in many services such as Apache ZooKeeper, Google Chubby, or Open Replica.
The (experimental) atomic object factory module is an implementation of the state machine replication paradigm over Infinispan. Using the factory is as simple as employing the synchronized keyword in Java: it suffices to call it with a Serializable class, and it wraps for you the dependability, consistency and liveness guarantees of the instantiated object over multiple Infinispan servers. The factory is universal in the sense that it can instantiate an object of any (serializable) class atop an Infinispan cache, making transparently the object replicated and durable, while ensuring strong consistency despite concurrent access.
Basic Usage
Using the AtomicObjectFactory is fairly simple. We illustrate below a base use case. Additional examples are provided in the maven test directories.
AtomicObjectFactory factory = new AtomicObjectFactory(c1); // c1 is a cache Set set = (Set) factory.getInstanceOf(HashSet.class, "k"); // k is the storage key set.add("something"); // some call examples System.out.println(set.toString()) set.addAll(set); factory.disposeInstanceOf(HashSet.class, "set", true); // to persistently store the object
Limitations & Guarantees
The implementation requires that all the arguments of the methods of the object are Serializable, as well as the object itself. An object created by the factory is atomic provided that the cache which supports it is both synchronous and transactional.
Going Further
White Paper. The factory is described in Section 4 of the paper titled "On the Support of Versioning in Distributed Key-Value Stores" published at the 33rd IEEE Symposium on Reliable Distributed Systems (SRDS'14). A preprint version of this paper is available at the following location.
High-level Implementation Details. We built the factory on top of the transactional facility of Infinispan. In more details, when the object is created, we store both a local copy and a proxy registered as a cache listener. We serialize every call in a transaction consisting of a single put operation. When the call is de-serialized, it is applied to the local copy and, in case the calling process was local, the response value is returned.


Vinnie Jones brought dying man back to life - after remembering making NHS advert on CPR
The 54-year-old, who also represented Wales at international level before turning to acting, saved the pensioner in Hertfordshire
by James Rodger, https://www.facebook.com/jamesrodgerjournalistVinnie Jones managed to bring a 90-year-old man back to life, it has emerged.
The former footballer swooped to save the man's life when he started choking at their local golf club.
Jones, currently appearing on Celebrity X Factor, used to play for Wimbledon and Chelsea during his storied career.
The 54-year-old, who also represented Wales at international level before turning to acting, saved the pensioner in Hertfordshire.
The drama unfolded when the OAP collapsed at the the Centurion Club clubhouse in St Albans, Herts.
Vinnie was the hero of the hour, and moved to help diner Norman ahead of paramedics arriving by performing CPR.
A source told The Sun : "Everyone was panicking when the bloke started choking but Vinnie ran over to help.
"His CPR training came flooding back. He was a real superhero.
"Norman’s family contacted Vinnie that night to thank him for saving his life."
Tragically, despite Norman being revived by Vinnie, he sadly passed away four days later.
In 2012, Vinnie starred in an NHS advert which demonstrated how to perform hands-only CPR.
In the advert, Vinnie said: "There really shouldn't be any messing about when it comes to CPR. If you're worried about the kiss of life just forget it and push hard and fast in the centre of the chest to Stayin' Alive.
"Hands-only CPR should give have-a-go heroes the confidence to step in and help when somebody is in cardiac arrest."