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After a hectic week is always nice to relax by laughing at the mistakes of others :)
Jeremy Miller has shared some of his biggest f*k ups over at his blog. Thank you Jeremy for helping me to forget that EPiServer CMS 5 surprisingly doesn't produce W3C-compliant web pages , yuck!!!!!!!


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provider |
Required | Hosting provider of the video, either youtube or vimeo |
YouTube
To embed the following YouTube video at url https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsxDH4HcOWA
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provider: youtube
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Below is the output from the Earthquake Feed I created. Earthquake data is pulled from the USGS api (https://www.usgs.gov) and tweet data is retrieved from the Twitter api.
Below is a summary table of data that pertains to the last earthquake that occured. The image will update whenever there is a new earthquake since the link used in the image tag is from my S3 bucket.
Below is a wordcloud of the tweets that were scraped from the area where the earthquake occured. If the earthquake occured in an obscure, frozen over part of Alaska, then the wordcloud will be made up of "Tweets Not Available in Area" or something along those lines. The image will update whenever there is a new earthquake since the link used in the image tag is from my S3 bucket.


 When I create a solution to a problem that works, it is the most amazing feeling in the world. On the other hand, when I spend days trying to figure out what's wrong with my code I just want to rip someone's hair out (No, not my own, I like having hair). Recently I was trying to create a solution to check if a sudoku answer is correct. I decided to check each row and column independently and came up with this for my column checker:
I spent an undisclosed (It's too embarrassing) amount of time writing and rewriting this function only to continuously come up with a near exact duplicate. Then it hit me. I forgot to reset my j index after each loop. I crossed my fingers and prayed as I tested my solution. I spent the rest of the day being bipolar with bouts of joy countered with equal bouts of shame. I love how you make me feel programming.  Just kidding, I'm sorry programming. Please be my Valentine.
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If the width
property is set to 100%, the image will be responsive and scale up and down:
img {
width: 100%;
height: auto;
}
Notice that in the example above, the image can be scaled up to be larger than its original size. A better solution, in many cases, will be to use the max-width
property instead.
If the max-width
property is set to 100%, the image will scale down if it has to, but never scale up to be larger than its original size:
img {
max-width: 100%;
height: auto;
}
img {
width: 100%;
height: auto;
}
Background images can also respond to resizing and scaling.
Here we will show three different methods:
1. If the background-size
property is set to "contain", the background image will scale, and try to fit the content area. However, the image will keep its aspect ratio (the proportional relationship between the image's width and height):
Here is the CSS code:
div {
width: 100%;
height: 400px;
background-image: url('img_flowers.jpg');
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-size: contain;
border: 1px solid red;
}
2. If the background-size
property is set to "100% 100%", the background image will stretch to cover the entire content area:
Here is the CSS code:
div {
width: 100%;
height: 400px;
background-image: url('img_flowers.jpg');
background-size: 100% 100%;
border: 1px solid red;
}
3. If the background-size
property is set to "cover", the background image will scale to cover the entire content area. Notice that the "cover" value keeps the aspect ratio, and some part of the background image may be clipped:
Here is the CSS code:
div {
width: 100%;
height: 400px;
background-image: url('img_flowers.jpg');
background-size: cover;
border: 1px solid red;
}
A large image can be perfect on a big computer screen, but useless on a small device. Why load a large image when you have to scale it down anyway? To reduce the load, or for any other reasons, you can use media queries to display different images on different devices.
Here is one large image and one smaller image that will be displayed on different devices:
/* For width smaller than 400px: */
body {
background-image: url('img_smallflower.jpg');
}
/* For width 400px and larger: */
@media only screen and (min-width: 400px) {
body {
background-image: url('img_flowers.jpg');
}
}
You can use the media query min-device-width
, instead of min-width
, which checks the device width, instead of the browser width. Then the image will not change when you resize the browser window:
/* For devices smaller than 400px: */
body {
background-image: url('img_smallflower.jpg');
}
/* For devices 400px and larger: */
@media only screen and (min-device-width: 400px) {
body {
background-image: url('img_flowers.jpg');
}
}
HTML5 introduced the <picture>
element, which lets you define more than one image.
| Element | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| <picture> | Not supported | 38.0 | 38.0 | Not supported | 25.0 |
The <picture>
element works similar to the <video>
and <audio>
elements. You set up different sources, and the first source that fits the preferences is the one being used:
<picture>
<source srcset="img_smallflower.jpg" media="(max-width: 400px)">
<source srcset="img_flowers.jpg">

</picture>
The srcset
attribute is required, and defines the source of the image.
The media
attribute is optional, and accepts the media queries.
You should also define an
element for browsers that do not support the <picture>
element.


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其他两篇关于Runloop:
苹果官方文档：Run loops
一、定义一个Custom Input Source
Creating a custom input source involves defining the following:
- The information you want your input source to process.
- A scheduler routine to let interested clients know how to contact your input source.
- A handler routine to perform requests sent by any clients.
- A cancellation routine to invalidate your input source.
Because you create a custom input source to process custom information, the actual configuration is designed to be flexible. The scheduler, handler, and cancellation routines are the key routines you almost always need for your custom input source. Most of the rest of the input source behavior, however, happens outside of those handler routines. For example, it is up to you to define the mechanism for passing data to your input source and for communicating the presence of your input source to other threads.
创建一个自定义的input source需要涉及以下几点：
- 需要input source处理的信息
- 调度程序让需要的端口知道怎么连接你的input source
- 可用的程序来处理任意端口发出的请求
- 有程序来取消input source
因为创建一个自定义的input source来处理自定义信息，可配置的还是很灵活的，调度程序、处理程序和取消是关键。其他的input source就是在这些程序之外。
Figure shows a sample configuration of a custom input source. In this example, the application’s main thread maintains references to the input source, the custom command buffer for that input source, and the run loop on which the input source is installed. When the main thread has a task it wants to hand off to the worker thread, it posts a command to the command buffer along with any information needed by the worker thread to start the task. (Because both the main thread and the input source of the worker thread have access to the command buffer, that access must be synchronized.) Once the command is posted, the main thread signals the input source and wakes up the worker thread’s run loop. Upon receiving the wake up command, the run loop calls the handler for the input source, which processes the commands found in the command buffer
下图展示了配置一个自定义input sources，主线程操控维护了input source的引用、input source的命令缓存区、input source安装在的那个runloop。当主线程有任务想要交给工作线程去处理，主线程发送命令到command buffer命令缓存区(命令带了工作线程工作所需的)。主线程和工作线程的input source都可以访问command buffer命令缓存区，所以这个访问必须是同步的。一旦命令发出，主线程通知input source并且唤醒工作线程的runloop。runloop一旦接到唤醒命令，runloop就会回调处理方法给input source，处理在command buffer命令缓存区里找到的命令。
@interface RunLoopSource : NSObject
{
CFRunLoopSourceRef runLoopSource;
NSMutableArray* commands;
}
- (id)init;
- (void)addToCurrentRunLoop;
- (void)invalidate;
// Handler method
- (void)sourceFired;
// Client interface for registering commands to process
- (void)addCommand:(NSInteger)command withData:(id)data;
- (void)fireAllCommandsOnRunLoop:(CFRunLoopRef)runloop;
@end
The
RunLoopSource
object manages a command buffer and uses that buffer to receive messages from other threads
RunLoopSource对象管理了一个command buffer并且用buffer来从其他线程接受信息。
// These are the CFRunLoopSourceRef callback functions.
void RunLoopSourceScheduleRoutine (void *info, CFRunLoopRef rl, CFStringRef mode);
void RunLoopSourcePerformRoutine (void *info);
void RunLoopSourceCancelRoutine (void *info, CFRunLoopRef rl, CFStringRef mode);
// RunLoopContext is a container object used during registration of the input source.
@interface RunLoopContext : NSObject
{
CFRunLoopRef runLoop;
RunLoopSource* source;
}
@property (readonly) CFRunLoopRef runLoop;
@property (readonly) RunLoopSource* source;
- (id)initWithSource:(RunLoopSource*)src andLoop:(CFRunLoopRef)loop;
@end
RunLoopContext
object, which is really just a container object used to pass aRunLoopSource
object and a run loop reference to the application’s main thread.
RunLoopContext对象是一个容器，用来传递RunLoopSource对象和runloop引用给主线程。
The first of these functions is called when you actually attach the run loop source to your run loop，Because this input source has only one client (the main thread), it uses the scheduler function to send a message to register itself with the application delegate on that thread. When the delegate wants to communicate with the input source, it uses the information in
RunLoopContext
object to do so
当你把runloop source放入到runloop时，实际会调用下面这个函数。因为input source只有一个端口（主线程），input source使用调度函数来发送一个消息从而注册他本身到线程的delegate上，当delegate用RunLoopContext
与input source交流，
void RunLoopSourceScheduleRoutine (void *info, CFRunLoopRef rl, CFStringRef mode)
{
RunLoopSource* obj = (RunLoopSource*)info;
AppDelegate* del = [AppDelegate sharedAppDelegate];
RunLoopContext* theContext = [[RunLoopContext alloc] initWithSource:obj andLoop:rl];
[del performSelectorOnMainThread:@selector(registerSource:)
withObject:theContext waitUntilDone:NO];
}
One of the most important callback routines is the one used to process custom data when your input source is signaled. Listing 3-5 shows the perform callback routine associated with the
RunLoopSource
object. This function simply forwards the request to do the work to thesourceFired
method, which then processes any commands present in the command buffer.
最重要之一的回调是当input sour发完信号时处理自定义的数据，下面的代码展示了RunLoopSource的处理回调。这个函数简单地将需求转发到sourceFired方法（处理任何在命令缓存池的命令）
void RunLoopSourcePerformRoutine (void *info)
{
RunLoopSource* obj = (RunLoopSource*)info;
[obj sourceFired];
}
f you ever remove your input source from its run loop using the
CFRunLoopSourceInvalidate
function, the system calls your input source’s cancellation routine. You can use this routine to notify clients that your input source is no longer valid and that they should remove any references to it
如果你使用CFRunLoopSourceInvalidate这个函数来将input source移除，系统会调input source的移除例程函数，你可以用这个例程函数来通知客户端你的input source不再可用而且应该移除相关。
void RunLoopSourceCancelRoutine (void *info, CFRunLoopRef rl, CFStringRef mode)
{
RunLoopSource* obj = (RunLoopSource*)info;
AppDelegate* del = [AppDelegate sharedAppDelegate];
RunLoopContext* theContext = [[RunLoopContext alloc] initWithSource:obj andLoop:rl];
[del performSelectorOnMainThread:@selector(removeSource:)
withObject:theContext waitUntilDone:YES];
}
将input source放入runloop
Installation of the input source does not occur until the worker thread invokes the
addToCurrentRunLoop
method, at which point theRunLoopSourceScheduleRoutine
callback function is called. Once the input source is added to the run loop, the thread can run its run loop to wait on it.
在工作线程调用addToCurrentRunLoop方法之前，input source并不会install，这个时候会调用RunLoopSourceScheduleRoutine回调函数，一旦input source被添加进runloop，线程就开始运行runloop.
- (id)init
{
CFRunLoopSourceContext context = {0, self, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL,
&RunLoopSourceScheduleRoutine,
RunLoopSourceCancelRoutine,
RunLoopSourcePerformRoutine};
runLoopSource = CFRunLoopSourceCreate(NULL, 0, &context);
commands = [[NSMutableArray alloc] init];
return self;
}
- (void)addToCurrentRunLoop
{
CFRunLoopRef runLoop = CFRunLoopGetCurrent();
CFRunLoopAddSource(runLoop, runLoopSource, kCFRunLoopDefaultMode);
}
调度input source的客户端
For your input source to be useful, you need to manipulate it and signal it from another thread. The whole point of an input source is to put its associated thread to sleep until there is something to do. That fact necessitates having other threads in your application know about the input source and have a way to communicate with it.
One way to notify clients about your input source is to send out registration requests when your input source is first installed on its run loop. You can register your input source with as many clients as you want, or you can simply register it with some central agency that then vends your input source to interested clients.
Listing 3-8 shows the registration method defined by the application delegate and invoked when the
RunLoopSource
object’s scheduler function is called. This method receives theRunLoopContext
object provided by theRunLoopSource
object and adds it to its list of sources. This listing also shows the routine used to unregister the input source when it is removed from its run loop.
为了使input source变得有用，需要操纵input source并从其他线程发出信号。输入源的全部要点是将线程休眠直到有事情做，这样的话就需要线程知道Input souce并与之沟通.
告诉客户端关于input source的一种方法就是当input source第一次installed在runloop时放一个注册需求。你可以注册随意多的客户端，或者简单地注册到一个中央机构可以将input source转交给客户端。
下面的代码显示了当调用RunloopSource对象的调度程序函数时，由程序delegate定义并调用的注册方法。这个方法接受RunLoopSource对象提供的RunLoopContext对象并将其添加到源列表里。代码还显示了当从runloop里移除input source时将其注销
- (void)registerSource:(RunLoopContext*)sourceInfo;
{
[sourcesToPing addObject:sourceInfo];
}
- (void)removeSource:(RunLoopContext*)sourceInfo
{
id objToRemove = nil;
for (RunLoopContext* context in sourcesToPing)
{
if ([context isEqual:sourceInfo])
{
objToRemove = context;
break;
}
}
if (objToRemove)
[sourcesToPing removeObject:objToRemove];
}
给input source发出信号
After it hands off its data to the input source, a client must signal the source and wake up its run loop. Signaling the source lets the run loop know that the source is ready to be processed. And because the thread might be asleep when the signal occurs, you should always wake up the run loop explicitly. Failing to do so might result in a delay in processing the input source.
Listing 3-9 shows the
fireCommandsOnRunLoop
method of theRunLoopSource
object. Clients invoke this method when they are ready for the source to process the commands they added to the buffer
在将数据交给input soure之后，客户端必须向souce发出信号并将runloop唤醒。向source发出信号让runloop知道source已可以被处理，并且因为线程有可能已经休眠，所以当信号发出的时候，你必须明确地唤醒runloop，否则会导致处理input source的延迟
下面的代码显示了RunLoopSource对象的fireCommandsOnRunLoop方法，这个方法会在当客户端准备好source来处理添加到缓存区的命令时调用。
- (void)fireCommandsOnRunLoop:(CFRunLoopRef)runloop
{
CFRunLoopSourceSignal(runLoopSource);
CFRunLoopWakeUp(runloop);
}
二、配置Timer Sources
To create a timer source, all you have to do is create a timer object and schedule it on your run loop. In Cocoa, you use the
NSTimer
class to create new timer objects, and in Core Foundation you use theCFRunLoopTimerRef
opaque type. Internally, theNSTimer
class is simply an extension of Core Foundation that provides some convenience features, like the ability to create and schedule a timer using the same method.
创建一个timer source，你需要做的就是创建一个timer对象然后将其放入runloop，用NSTimer或者CFRunLoopTimerRef都可以。可以用下面的方法
scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval:target:selector:userInfo:repeats:
scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval:invocation:repeats:
These methods create the timer and add it to the current thread’s run loop in the default mode (
NSDefaultRunLoopMode
). You can also schedule a timer manually if you want by creating yourNSTimer
object and then adding it to the run loop using theaddTimer:forMode:
method ofNSRunLoop
. Both techniques do basically the same thing but give you different levels of control over the timer’s configuration. For example, if you create the timer and add it to the run loop manually, you can do so using a mode other than the default mode. Listing 3-10 shows how to create timers using both techniques. The first timer has an initial delay of 1 second but then fires regularly every 0.1 seconds after that. The second timer begins firing after an initial 0.2 second delay and then fires every 0.2 seconds after that.
上面的两个方法创建一个timer并且将它以默认模式NSDefaultRunLoopMode添加到当前线程的runloop。当然你也可以手动创建一个并用addTimer:forMode:添加进runloop.两种方法都是一样的，其中一个可以配置更多。下面的方法显示了两种方法的详细
NSRunLoop* myRunLoop = [NSRunLoop currentRunLoop];
// Create and schedule the first timer.
NSDate* futureDate = [NSDate dateWithTimeIntervalSinceNow:1.0];
NSTimer* myTimer = [[NSTimer alloc] initWithFireDate:futureDate
interval:0.1
target:self
selector:@selector(myDoFireTimer1:)
userInfo:nil
repeats:YES];
[myRunLoop addTimer:myTimer forMode:NSDefaultRunLoopMode];
// Create and schedule the second timer.
[NSTimer scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval:0.2
target:self
selector:@selector(myDoFireTimer2:)
userInfo:nil
repeats:YES];
下面这个是用Core Foundation来添加一个timer
CFRunLoopRef runLoop = CFRunLoopGetCurrent();
CFRunLoopTimerContext context = {0, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL};
CFRunLoopTimerRef timer = CFRunLoopTimerCreate(kCFAllocatorDefault, 0.1, 0.3, 0, 0,
&myCFTimerCallback, &context);
CFRunLoopAddTimer(runLoop, timer, kCFRunLoopCommonModes);
三、配置一个Port-Based Input Source
配置一个NSMachPort对象
To establish a local connection with an
NSMachPort
object, you create the port object and add it to your primary thread’s run loop. When launching your secondary thread, you pass the same object to your thread’s entry-point function. The secondary thread can use the same object to send messages back to your primary thread.
要建立一个与NSMachPort对象的本地连接，你需要创建一个port对象然后将它添加到你的主要线程的runloop.当启动辅助线程时，将相同的对象传递给线程的entry-point函数。辅助线程可以使用相同的对象将消息返回主要线程
下面代码显示了一个主要线程来启动一个辅助线程
- (void)launchThread
{
NSPort* myPort = [NSMachPort port];
if (myPort)
{
// This class handles incoming port messages.
[myPort setDelegate:self];
// Install the port as an input source on the current run loop.
[[NSRunLoop currentRunLoop] addPort:myPort forMode:NSDefaultRunLoopMode];
// Detach the thread. Let the worker release the port.
[NSThread detachNewThreadSelector:@selector(LaunchThreadWithPort:)
toTarget:[MyWorkerClass class] withObject:myPort];
}
}


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Ways to claim rewards
In my previous article, I had introduced you a simple tool written by me. Using it you can easily check wallet assets and also can accurately calculate the estimated account value.
And I also added a feature to remind the user if there are rewards to be claimed. In such a situation, the page will display a highlighted text: You have rewards to be claimed. When we get this prompt message, we can log in our wallet and click to claim our rewards.
But, Are you tired of this way? Check->Login->Claim
or Login->Check->Claim
, We do the same thing over and over again. Is there a way to help us do these things automatically? The answer is yes!
There is a operation called claim_reward_balance_operation
Unlike the Steem API, which we can call directly, to initiate this operation you need to fill out this structure, and make a transaction structure from it, sign it with your posting private key, and then broadcast it.
Script with the official python library for STEEM
It’s too complicated for me. 😭
Fortunately, the official python library for STEEM did a lot of work for us, such as to fill out this structure, to make a transaction structure and to sign the translation with your posting private key, and to broadcast it.
All we need to do is call the method claim_reward_balance
of Steem Class.
A simplest script maybe like this:
Let me save it as claim_rewards_for_oflyhigh.py.
To run the above script, we MUST do following things first:
Install steem-python with pip
pip install -U steem
Get Posting private key
Get Posting private key fromWallet
->Permissions
->Show private key
Import Posting private key to local wallet
steempy addkey
Input private key and set password for local wallet (First time)Set UNLOCK environment variable
UNLOCK=mysecretpasswordchmod u+x claim_rewards_for_oflyhigh.py
Run the script automatically
You can add this script to cron job to let it run automatically at specified intervals.crontab -e
0 0 * * * /path/claim_rewards_for_oflyhigh.py >>log.txt 2>&1
Then the script will be executed at 00:00 every day.
More details about crontab can be found by man crontab
.
To claim rewards for multiple accounts is just as easy.
Create scripts for each account, and then setup cron job for each file. The benefit is that you can set different intervals for different users.
If you want to claim rewards for multiple account with same same interval, Place users in a list and then iterate through them may be the better way.
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每天检查钱包手动收取收益，是不是很累？
有么有啥办法自动完成呢？
答案是有的，steem中定义了一个操作：claim_reward_balance_operation
我们只需填充这个结构，然后生成事务，然后签名事务，然后广播它，就可以了。
听起来很简单，但是其实非常麻烦，总之我是搞不定啦。
幸运的是，STEEM官方Python库可以帮我们完成大部分工作，我们只需要调用claim_reward_balance
就可以啦。脚本见英文部分。
为了让脚本能执行，我们还需要安装STEEM官方Python库，导出并导入Posting私钥，设置UNLOCK环境变量，以及修改脚本的执行权限等。
我们的目的是让脚本自动运行，这也没啥，加入到定时任务（Cron job)中就行啦。
如果有多个账户，就写多个脚本设置多个任务好了，这样的好处是可以设置不同的时间间隔。如果多个账户按相同的时间间隔收取呢，那么把用户放入列表然后再遍历是个不错的方法。
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This is what all your favourite characters from The Crown season 3 looked like in real life.
by Brielle BurnsThe third season of Netflix’s The Crown has just dropped and we’re already hooked on the royal scandals, sister rivalry and intriguing historical plotlines ripped right out of history.
And this season a whole new cast have taken up the royal mantle. Olivia Colman has stepped into the role of Queen Elizabeth II, after Claire Foy held the role during the show’s first two seasons. Tobias Menzies is taking over the role of Prince Philip, Helena Bonham Carter is starring as Princess Margaret, and Josh O’Connor is portraying Prince Charles.
The 10 episodes centre around the royal events of the 1960s and 70s, including Princess Margaret’s affair with gardener Roddy Llewellyn, Prince Charles meeting his now-wife Camilla Parker Bowles for the first time, and the scandal surrounding the Earl of Snowdon.
And if you’re anything like us (and you’ve failed to pace yourself) you may already find yourself busy researching the accuracy of the show or whether or not the characters look anything like their real-life counterparts.
But rest assured the casting directors really hit the nail on the crown this season because the resemblance between the fictional characters and the real-life royals is pretty uncanny, especially for Prince Philip’s character.
To save you from another googling session, here’s a comparison of what all your favourite characters looked like in real life, all in one place.
Olivia Colman as Queen Elizabeth II
The star of Broadchurch and The Night Manager was the only person who could fill Claire Foy’s shoes as Queen Elizabeth II.
Tobias Menzies as Prince Philip
Yep, Tobias Menzies and Prince Philip are pretty much the same person.
Helena Bonham Carter as Princess Margaret
Not only does Helena Bonham Carter look like Princess Margaret, but she also brings her vivacious personality to life.
Ben Daniels as Lord Snowdon
The resemblance between the 55-year-old British actor and Princess Margaret’s husband is uncanny.
Marion Bailey as Queen Mother
Marion Bailey was born to play this role.
Josh O’Connor as Prince Charles
The 29-year-old British actor is the spitting image of young Charles.
Erin Doherty as Princess Anne
Confirmed: Erin Doherty and Princess Anne are the same person.
Esther Fennell as Camilla Parker Bowles
The Call the Midwife star was a clear choice for young Camilla.
Image: Netflix/Getty.
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Image Classifcation Web App using Flask and fastai
One of the things I find really difficult when finishing a Data Science or Machine Learning project is that I don’t really have a feeling of completeness. We have a great performing model, but what to do now? We can make interacting with our trained model more enjoyable. Therefore, today we are going to build a really simple web app to deploy a trained deep learning image classifier. This application allows the user to submit their own image and get a classification label back.
In our particular case, we build a web application that can classify an image of a fashion item into one of the 100+ clothing categories! We’ll build and train a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) using fastai to recognize fashion items on images. After training our model, we build a super simple web application using Flask to make inferences/predictions on our own images.
To train our fashion item classifier we need alot of images of clothing items. The Fashion Product Images (Small) dataset on Kaggle provides enough images to train a descent image classifier.
After some CSS styling, the final web app looks something like this:
The web app looks like this:
Image Classification Model
I use the fastai framework to train an image classifier. This framework provides a really easy and intuitive way for training state of the art deep learning models. Founder, Jeremy Howard, teaches an excellent course in deep learning for free using the fastai framework. I can’t recommend this course enough!
Let’s get started!
import glob
import pandas as pd
from fastai import *
from fastai.vision import *
Loading the data
First, we need to provide a path to the folder containing the images. I’ve put the image folder in the same folder as my notebook. We use glob
package to get the paths for all the images stored in a list.
After this, we extract the file names using a list comprehension. I use the image names to select the target labels in the CSV. Not all labels have a corresponding image.
We split the paths on /
and select the last item (filename + extension). These image file names correspond to the id column in the CSV. We also split on .
because I want only the file name, not the file extension.
path = Path("images")
files = sorted(glob.glob("images/*"))
files_names = [int(file.split('/')[-1].split(".")[0]) for file in files]
files_names[:5]
[10000, 10001, 10002, 10003, 10004]
We now read in the styles.csv file containing the labels/classes for the images. I select the id
column for the data frame that corresponds to the image names. We also select the articleType
column containing the image class.
We only selected the rows in our data frame that have a corresponding image file using isin()
. I also chose to disregard rare labels (less than 10). Keeping these labels can impact performance negatively and sometimes leads to issues when using cross-validation.
df = pd.read_csv("styles.csv", usecols=["id", "articleType"])
df_full = df[df.id.isin(files_names)]
df_train = df_full.groupby('articleType').filter(lambda x: len(x) > 10)
We now have a data frame that contains the id of the images and their corresponding target labels.
Creating the dataset
We are now ready to create a dataset. The fastai framework uses this dataset to train our image classifier. The process of creating a dataset for the framework is pretty easy and encompasses 4 steps:
- Provide the inputs
- Split the data
- Label the inputs + transformations
- Convert to databunch
As stated earlier, I highly recommend following the fastai course to get a better understanding of the framework.
data = (ImageList
# 1. Provide the inputs
.from_df(df_train, path=path/"images", suffix=".jpg")
# 2. Split the data
.split_by_rand_pct(0.2)
# 3. Label the inputs + transformations
.label_from_df()
.transform(get_transforms(), size=60)
# 4. Convert to databunch
.databunch(bs=256))
As the cell above displays, we (1) provide a path to our images and labels. After this, we (2) split the data in 80% train and 20% validation data. Subsequently, we get the (3) label from the data frame, apply image augmentations using get_transforms(). We also resize our images to 60x60 pixels. Lastly, we (4) create databunch with a batch size of 256.
data.c, len(data.train_ds), len(data.valid_ds)
(107, 35430, 8857)
The dataset contains 107 different classes, with 35430 training images and 8857 validation images.
Visualizing the data
Before training our model on this dataset, it’s always a good idea to plot the images and their corresponding labels. Visualizing the data allows us to inspect if our dataset creation was successful. Do the images have the right labels?
data.show_batch(2, figsize=(4, 4))
Everything seems to be working out nicely!
Training the model
The training time is here! But we first need to decide which pre-trained model to use. We’ll use transfer learning to train the last few layers of this CNN to make it fit our specific problem.
I chose ResNet50 architecture because it’s pretty successful at image classification! We use accuracy as our training metric, because this is the metric we’re most interested in.
learn = cnn_learner(data, models.resnet50 ,metrics=accuracy);
One of the most important but also one of the hardest parts is choosing a proper learning rate. I use fastai’s learning rate finder capability to choose the learning rate to keep it simple. However, for a better understanding of how to choose a learning rate, follow the fastai course.
learn.lr_find()
learn.recorder.plot(suggestion=True)
| epoch | train_loss | valid_loss | accuracy | time |
|---|
LR Finder is complete, type {learner_name}.recorder.plot() to see the graph.
Min numerical gradient: 3.02E-03
Min loss divided by 10: 3.02E-02
Our model doesn’t need to train for many epochs for us to asses its performance. We train our model for 6 epochs using the suggested learning rate. It’s performing okay. Make sure to also save this trained model, we don’t want to lose it!
lr = 3.02E-03
learn.fit_one_cycle(6, slice(lr))
| epoch | train_loss | valid_loss | accuracy | time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 2.264242 | 1.361210 | 0.643446 | 02:03 |
| 1 | 1.436984 | 1.009337 | 0.704076 | 01:28 |
| 2 | 1.127053 | 0.857740 | 0.742012 | 01:25 |
| 3 | 0.968476 | 0.787414 | 0.756125 | 01:26 |
| 4 | 0.846337 | 0.730250 | 0.774867 | 01:24 |
| 5 | 0.799669 | 0.725658 | 0.776448 | 01:24 |
learn.save("stage-1")
Let’s try to improve this model. By unfreezing, we can train the full model, not only the last layers.
learn.unfreeze()
learn.lr_find()
learn.recorder.plot(suggestion=True)
| epoch | train_loss | valid_loss | accuracy | time |
|---|
LR Finder is complete, type {learner_name}.recorder.plot() to see the graph.
Min numerical gradient: 7.59E-07
Min loss divided by 10: 2.29E-05
We now train the unfrozen model for 6 more epochs, 12 epochs in total. Also, make sure to save the second training stage of our model.
learn.fit_one_cycle(6, slice(1e-04, lr/5))
learn.save("stage-2")
| epoch | train_loss | valid_loss | accuracy | time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 0.722455 | 0.669436 | 0.792368 | 01:25 |
| 1 | 0.665747 | 0.577647 | 0.820820 | 01:26 |
| 2 | 0.563481 | 0.532775 | 0.837530 | 01:24 |
| 3 | 0.459141 | 0.457600 | 0.859998 | 01:25 |
| 4 | 0.365240 | 0.431368 | 0.866208 | 01:24 |
| 5 | 0.304618 | 0.419512 | 0.870498 | 01:24 |
We reach an accuracy score of about 87% percent with 107 classes. This is a good enough model to use in our web app! Let’s export this model so we can use it in our application.
learn.export()
Building an Image Classification Web App
Now that we trained our model, and it performs well enough (we can always do better), we are ready to build a web app. This application is build using only Python and HTML (additionally some CSS for styling). This web server will be build using Flask. This (micro) framework allows us to write a web app in Python.
The file structure of our app will be as follows:
.
├── app.py
├── models
│ └── fashion-classifier.pkl
├── static
│ └── style.css
└── templates
└── index.html
Make sure to put the exported model into the models
folder. The style.css style sheet is in the static
folder, the index.html is in the templates
folder.
A simple web-server
We’ll start by building a very simple web-server using Flask. We can create a basic web-server using the code below.
from flask import Flask
app = Flask(__name__)
@app.route("/")
def predict():
return "Hello World!"
So what does this code actually do? Let me explain: The following code lets us create a new Flask app by:
app = Flask(__name__)
Above our predict function, we see a decorator. This decorator is telling our app, whenever someone uses our app domain at the given route, execute the predict function below it. In this case, it will return the “Hello World” string.
@app.route("/")
We can now run our web-server and run it in debug mode, which allows us to automatically reload the server. To start the web-server and run it in debug mode:
$ export FLASK_APP=app.py
$ export FLASK_DEBUG=1
$ flask run
This will provide us with a web-server at http://localhost:5000/ (default).
The prediction API
We now build on the previous code to create our prediction API. This API needs to accept an image from a user as in input. Use this image to predict a fashion item class and return this class to a web-page. The code in the app.py
for our predict API looks like the following:
from fastai.vision import load_learner, open_image
from flask import Flask, render_template, request
clf = load_learner("model", "fashion-classifier.pkl")
app = Flask(__name__)
@app.route('/', methods=['GET', 'POST'])
def get_prediction():
if request.method == 'POST':
image_file = request.files['image-file']
image = open_image(image_file)
pred = clf.predict(image)[0]
return render_template('home.html', label=pred)
else:
return render_template('home.html')
Let’s run through this code line by line. First, we used load_learner
to load our trained model stored as a pickle file.
clf = load_learner("model", "fashion-classifier.pkl")
After loading the model, we need a way to make “POST” and “GET” requests.
@app.route('/', methods=['GET', 'POST'])
def get_prediction():
Inside our predict function, we check if we’re making a POST request. In our case, this is “uploading” an image.
if request.method == 'POST':
If this is the case, we want to request the files with the name image-file
.
image_file = request.files['image-file']
We now use open_image from fastai to open this file as an image/array.
image = open_image(image_file)
After opening up this image, we can use our trained model to predict its class. Because .predict
returns more than the class, we use index 0 to only grab the label. You could also grab the probability of the class if you wanted to.
pred = clf.predict(image)[0]
We then use render_template
to return the index.html page we will create in the next section. However, we also add the label variable, which contains our prediction class. This variable can be displayed on the web page.
return render_template('home.html', label=pred)
However, if we make a “GET” request, we simply want to render the original web page without adding the label variable.
else:
return render_template('home.html')
The prediction API is now finished. Let’s now build a simple HTML page for the user to interact with.
Building the front-end
Now that our prediction Flask API is ready we can build the front-end for the user to interact with. We can start by building a basic HTML web-page with a form that can take an image as input.
This is how the body of our index.html file inside the templates folder looks like

Fasion item Classifier

<form method="post" enctype=multipart/form-data>
<input type="file" name="image-file"/>
<input type="submit" value="predict"/>
</form>

The form
element is the main part of this page and is used to make “POST” requests. Make sure to set enctype
to multipart/form-data
as this is needed to accept files. The form takes two user inputs. The first one allows us to input a file/image. The second input submits the image and returns a prediction.
If an image file is uploaded and submitted, we want to display the prediction result on the page. The HTML code below makes this possible.
Making inferences
We’re now ready to upload our own image and see what our models predict this clothing item is. I will test our app by uploading this photo of my sneakers.
Let’s make a prediction using our web app. The model predicts that these are “sports shoes”, which is correct. The image below shows our web app without any additional styling.
We now have a fully functional web app that can predict fashion items from an image. To make the app look like the example at the start of the post, you need to add some additional HTML and some CSS.
The full web app with the additional HTML and CSS can be found on my GitHub.


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Please select your age:
How much do you like anime
Click "submit" once you are ready and everythin has been answered!


Does games and stuff
Hi! I am a game developer. Check out my games!
Here are some images from my games:


For this book recommendation engine prototype a dataset of {{n_books}} books and {{n_ratings}} ratings of {{n_users}} users is used.
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Most books have less then 1000 ratings. However, 536 books have more then 2000 ratings and the top ten books have 176851 ratings together.
The users tend to give positive feedback. The average rating for a book is 3.92, almost 4. More frequently a book got the rating 5 than 3.


The majority of public schools have a part-time or full-time SRO on campus, but not counselors, social workers, psychologists, and nurses. This is true nationwide, with some exceptions.


In the Mayfield High Shool Engineering class, our first major project was to analyze the data of other schools football teams. We used Excell to gather hoe the athletes play the game, then sent the analyzed data to our coaches here at Mayfield. Here is what a file looked like.


Flames’ Lucic suspended 2 games for roughing Sherwood
NEW YORK (AP) - Calgary Flames forward Milan Lucic has been suspended for two games without pay by the NHL for roughing Columbus Blue Jackets forward Kole Sherwood during Saturday’s game.
The league announced Lucic’s punishment Sunday.
The incident happened five minutes into the second period of Calgary’s 3-0 win. Lucic punched Sherwood behind the Flames net, knocking him to the ice, after Sherwood had poked at Calgary goaltender David Rittich’s pads and received a slashing minor.
Lucic was assessed two minor penalties for roughing. Sherwood left the game but later returned.
The league said in an explanatory video that Lucic’s history of “recent and similar punches” warranted the suspension. He has been fined once and suspended once for punching other opponents since 2016.
In his first season with Calgary, Lucic has three assists and 30 penalty minutes over 16 games.
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Node & Express
Vue
React
GraphQL
Docker
SASS
Apollo
AngularJS
PVBid analyzes a company’s past projects and trends to precisely generate a system’s estimated cost. Starting with minimal necessary information, PVBid improves workflow and speed. As additional information is included, bids become more refined and detailed.
As a frontend full stack engineer for PVBid, I provided support and performant data-heavy feature additions to our quickly growing applications.
A startup born from academic research building the next generation of agriculture irrigation management technology using machine learning.
I created user-friendly dashboards and interactive data visualizations to help users understand complex information to make informed decisions.
Virtually walk the Appalachian Trail in just 1 year by meeting your goal of taking 10,000 steps per day. This web app was created out of my passion for hiking and fantasies of walking the AT. After a user logs in with Google, they will be able to track their cumulative daily walking distance virtually along the trail. I integrated the Google Fit API, along with a custom built AT API, into an ExpressJS backend. The login is handled by the Google OAuth2 strategy in PassportJS and the views are rendered client-side using jQuery. Currently, users can view their overall progress and set goals for themselves.
A simple react-native powered app to make use of any old android phone in a smart mirror. I built a smart mirror and custom software so I could quickly check the time and weather as I was getting ready in the mornings. I considered using a raspberry pi but instead went with Android because I had an old Galaxy S3 collecting dust and I had recently learned some react native. It connects to the OpenWeatherAPI for forecasts and displays the time with a .setTimeout() calling Date.now() every second.
A browser-based arcade shooter built on top of HTML5's Canvas and P5.js I built this game out of my love for classic arcade games like Galaga and Space Invaders. I utilized the p5.play game engine to handle collision detection and sprite animations. I wrote methods to handle game logic and utilized local browser storage to keep track of player scores. The scoreboard updates in realtime using vanilla javascript.
Since graduating from the University of Colorado Boulder's Engineering College in 2011, I have continued to learn new skills and exercise my passion for working with great teams to design and build excellent quality products.
I like to hike, bike, and camp; enjoy local beers and whiskeys; and try to beat the high scores for Donkey Kong and Galaga at the local arcade.
Feel free to reach out to me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or connect with me on LinkedIn


We extend interfaces!
enable killer systems
harness compelling interfaces
unleash virtual e-commerce
expedite dynamic e-business
brand killer e-tailers
exploit sexy action-items
enhance plug-and-play models
repurpose ubiquitous functionalities


Alarms list:
Time remaining until next timer
Success, Alarm called!
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Time remaining until next timer
This application demonstrates the use of API for scheduling the system alarm. With this API you can set an alarm or timer, which will start at specified time, open application and perform an action.


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Tank Big Monster is an Android game developed by Jeremy Liu(刘嘉洋), My_Devotion(董和鑫) and Derek Ken(邓瑞康)(i.e., myself).
Actually, we had a good sense of teamwork while working together to accomplish this very curriculum project of our Android course during the 2nd semester of our junior year at Nankai University.Specifically speaking, Jeremy was mainly in charge of AI mode while My_Devotion concentrated on implementing game-control logics on mobile phones(arrows, buttons and corresponding control logics).As for myself, I was mainly responsible for the implementation of the UI and logics of menus in game, including mode selection(2 Players or AI), volume control(SFX & background music), game-scene switching, game pause & resume, start & exit, adding bgms and publishing our work to Google Play Store.
Finding Nankai is an Android App, available at Google Play Store and targeted at giving a brief but enjoyable introduction of Nankai University to users.
Plus, this is my individual project at Google StudyJams China 2017.
Any participant of Google StudyJams China who wishes to be awarded a certificate upon completion of StudyJams’ teaching courses, must share enough notes on Android courses, and finish an individual project(individually and no plagiarism of course) to apply for the certificate.


Herman Melville
It's worse than being in the whirled woods, the last day of the year! Who'd go climbing after chestnuts now? But there they go, all cursing, and here I don't.
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I am Ishmael
White squalls? white whale, shirr! shirr! Here have I heard all their chat just now, and the white whale—shirr! shirr!—but spoken of once! and…
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DICK *** out of **** stars =====================
DIRECTED BY: Andrew Fleming STARRING: Kirsten Dunst, Michelle Williams, Dan Hedaya, Dave Foley, Will Ferrell, Bruce McCulloch, Saul Rubinek WRITTEN BY: Andrew Fleming, Sheryl Longin RATED: PG-13 for sex-related humor, drug content, and language. SCRIPTURE REFERENCES: Proverbs 20:17, Psalms 101:7, Proverbs 19:5
I hate to admit it, but the blistering satire DICK made more sense to me in explaining the ins and outs of the Watergate scandal than any news reporter or political analyst of the day ever did. Sure it's revisionist history... but at least it tied up every loose end and answered every question. Besides, it was a lot more fun to sit through than the real thing.
According to DICK, it all begins when 15 year olds Betsy Jobs (Kirsten Dunst, DROP DEAD GORGEOUS) and Arlene Lorenzo (Michelle Williams, DAWSON'S CREEK) leave the Watergate hotel where they are staying in order to mail a love letter to teen idol Bobby Sherman. Their actions, when sneaking out of the complex, prompt a guard's call to the police who then stumble upon the Watergate burglars.
Later, during a high school field trip tour through the White House, they meet up with G. Gordon Liddy (Harry Shearer, SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE), Bob Haldeman (Dave Foley, KIDS IN THE HALL), Henry Kissinger (Saul Rubinek, BAD MANNERS), and John Dean (Jim Breuer, SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE).
While all the president's men try to decide how to handle these two bubble-brained adolescents, President Nixon ("Call me Dick") takes matters into his own hands because, to use his own oily words, "I have a way with young people. They trust me." He christens them official "White House dog walkers" and "secret youth advisors."
Thus begins an irreverent romp through modern history as Betsy and Arlene are credited with being inadvertently responsible for: the end of the Vietnam War; a new peace initiative between the US and the USSR; Nixon's signature "V" pose; erasing eighteen and one-half minutes of presidential tape and; giving the bickering Washington Post reporters Woodward and Bernstein the biggest story of their careers.
Director Andrew Fleming (THE CRAFT) and newcomer Sheryl Longin co-scripted DICK and were so faithful to their initial premise and so inventive in carrying it out, that there is an unexpected plausibility to the outrageous scenarios being depicted.
It helps that both Miss Dunst and Miss Williams are priceless, being delightfully giddy and appropriately pubescent in their characterizations. Miss Williams is especially amusing as her Arlene fantasizes about President Nixon to the point that he replaces Bobby Sherman as her teen-dream poster boy.

The confrontation between these two teenyboppers and their President after they hear his private tapes (before the expletives were deleted) is not only a hoot, it is somehow oddly rewarding. How many of us wished we could have said these words to President Nixon's face: "You've got a potty-mouth!"
 His Dick Nixon is shifty, incapable of sincerity, and deserves to go down.
Trust is something that once lost, is almost impossible to regain. All comedy aside, the two female leads had no reason to distrust their president until he gave them cause.
A lie is never excusable. No matter how tempting it might be to offer a lie to avoid a punishment, a lie will always lead to a worse consequence.
 Proverbs 20:17 [KJV]
We can only hope that this is a lesson that, sooner or later, our presidents will be sure to learn.
Michael Elliott August, 1999 http://www.christiancritic.com
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What Is Anonymous ?
Anonymous is a loosely associated international network of activist and hacktivist entities. A website nominally associated with the group describes it as "an Internet gathering" with "a very loose and decentralized command structure that operates on ideas rather than directives".The group became known for a series of well-publicized distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks on government, religious, and corporate websites.
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Anonymous originated in 2003 on the imageboard 4chan, representing the concept of many online and offline community users simultaneously existing as an anarchic, digitized global brain.Anonymous members (known as "Anons") can be distinguished in public by the wearing of Guy Fawkes masks in the style portrayed in the graphic novel and film V for Vendetta.However this may not always be the case, as some of the collective prefer to instead cover their face without using the well-known mask as a disguise.
Anonymous Activities
Hacking Group Anonymous Claims That NASA Is About To Announce Evidence of Alien Life • Anonymous Hacker Arrested By The FBI In Hospital Computer Hacking Case • Anonymous Now Plans to Start Offensive Hacking To Kill ISIS Online • Hacking News: ISIS Twitter Accounts Hacked By Anonymous, ISIS Hacker Faces 25 Years In Prison • The Humanity Party (THumP) - Anonymous Hacking Group Creates A New Political Party


- Goals and motivations
- Package an AutoIt application and create a Windows installer
- Use a Windows batch to control installer generation
- Step 1/7 : create output directory
- Step 2/7: AutoIt compilation of the main program
- Step 3/7: Copy assets
- Step 4/7: Create a file with metadatas of generation
- Step 5/7: Creating the zip archive
- Step 6/7: Creating the Windows Installer via InnoSetup
- Step 7/7: Clean by deleting the temporary directory
- Use a Windows batch to control installer generation
- Features of Windows installer with AGS and InnoSetup
- Support internationalization (i18n)
- Check if application is already install ?
- Configure additional messages in the setup : license agreement, prerequisites & history project
- Add icons into Windows start menu
- Launch command after the end of the installation
- Customize and change the graphic elements of the Windows installer
- Source code
Goals and motivations
When you just wrapped up an application, and we have executable code, you need to find a way to properly package, easy deploy to insall your application on end user machines. The first natural approch is to create a simple archive zip file of your project. But it’s not sufficient, if you want to benefit from all the features of a Windows installer.
So in order to facilitate the deployment of a Windows desktop application, AGS is proposed to build a Windows installer with the solution InnoSetup.
Package an AutoIt application and create a Windows installer
To prepare a package and generate an installer, the main steps are:
- Assign a version number to the application and configure the scripts wich create package and generate Windows installer.
- Compile the application via the main entry point myApplication.au3 with theaut2exe compiler;
- Copy the assets (images, files …) necessary for the proper functioning of the application in the output directory;
- Create a zip archive to recover the application;
- And finally build the installer by compiling the associated InnoSetup script.
All steps, to package the application and generate the installer, can be driven from a Windows batch, for obvious reasons of replayability and ease.
Use a Windows batch to control installer generation
In AGS we use a Windows batch file, called AGS-deployment-setup.bat
, which plays the role of orquestrian leader. In the \Deployment
directory, it will create the \releases\vx.y.z\
directories where the application zip archive and the Windows installer will be built.
To do this, it will follow the following seven steps:
Step 1/7 : create output directory
Before the batch execution, it is necessary to set different variables use int this process of package creation:
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
%VERSION% |
Version assigned to the application. |
%NAME_PROJECT% |
Used to name the executable of the application. Note that the version number also appears in the executable name. |
%AUT2EXE_AU3% |
The name of the main AutoIt file (myApplication.au3 ) |
%AUT2EXE_ICON% |
The application icon (%FOLDER_SRC%\assets\images\myApplication.ico ) |
%ZIP_CLI% |
Path of the 7zip binary to create an archive ("C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe" ). I advise you to install it via the manager Chocolatey. |
%ISCC_CLI% |
InnoSetup compiler binary path ("C:\Program Files (x86)\Inno Setup 5\ISCC.exe " ). I advise you to install it via the manager Chocolatey. |
From these variables, it will build the output directory, in which the main AutoIt file will compile: .\Releases\v1.0.0\myApplication_v1.0.0 \
.
Step 2/7: AutoIt compilation of the main program
The main AutoIt program is compiled from the command line with the aut2exe
binary. Warning, it is necessary that this last one is to inform in the variable of environment PATH of the operating system.
:: deployment_autoit_application.bat ::
(...)
set AUT2EXE_ARGS=/in "%FOLDER_SRC%\%AUT2EXE_AU3%" /out "%FOLDER_OUT%\%NAME_EXE%" /icon
aut2exe %AUT2EXE_ARGS%
echo Compilation AutoIt is finished.
Step 3/7: Copy assets
When the process is launch, it will copy in the output directory all assets (images, files …) necessary for the proper functioning of the application and the generation of the installer.
Step 4/7: Create a file with metadatas of generation
In order to keep the build date, we create a file named ".v%VERSION%"
in the output directory. It’s possible to store in this text file any metadats need to describe this generated application.
Step 5/7: Creating the zip archive
Creating the zip archive requires that 7zip is installed on the computer and that the %ZIP_CLI%
variable is correctly filled in to the binary path. The command that generates the archive is as follows:
set ZIP_CLI="C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe"
%ZIP_CLI% a -tzip %NAME_PROJECT%_v%VERSION%.zip "%NAME_PROJECT%_v%VERSION%
echo * The zip has been created.
Step 6/7: Creating the Windows Installer via InnoSetup
The script InnoSetup file .\Deployment\deployment_autoit_application.iss
contains all the instructions for generating the associated Windows installer.
We pass the arguments defined in the Windows batch to the ISS script via the /dNameVariable=ValueVariable
set on the command line. Thus it is sufficient to configure only once the project variables (name, version …) in the Windows batch file.
** !!! Warning !!!**
In the ISS script file, there are other variables to configure:
ApplicationPublisher
,ApplicationURL
,ApplicationGUID
, …
set ISCC_CLI="C:\Program Files (x86)\Inno Setup 5\ISCC.exe"
set ISCC_SCRIPT=deployment_autoit_application.iss
echo * Launch compilation with iscc
%ISCC_CLI% %ISCC_SCRIPT% /dApplicationVersion=%VERSION% /dApplicationName=%NAME_PROJECT%
echo * Compilation has been finished.
Step 7/7: Clean by deleting the temporary directory
It is sufficient to keep only the Zip archive and the Windows installer at the end of the process. So the batch Windows delete temporty directory.
Features of Windows installer with AGS and InnoSetup
Support internationalization (i18n)
In order to add a new language, just add in the section [languages]
the language provided in the compiler in the InnoSetup script file (ISS). This will translate all native messages to InnoSetup. Watch out for the YES/NO
buttons in MsgBox. It is last serves forcing in the language of the operating Windows system.
[Languages]
Name: "en"; MessagesFile: compiler:Default.isl;
Name: "french"; MessagesFile: "compiler:Languages\French.isl"
In order to translate the other messages, just declare them in the section [CustomMessages]
, prefixing the variables with the language (en
, french
, nl
, …). More information: http://www.jrsoftware.org/ishelp/index.php?topic=languagessection
[CustomMessages]
french.CheckInstall=est déjà installé sur ce PC.
french.CheckInstallAction=Souhaitez-vous désinstaller cette version existante avant de poursuivre?
en.CheckInstall=is already install on this PC.
en.CheckInstallAction=Do you want to uninstall this existing version before continuing?
So when starting the setup, it asks the user to choose the language he should use.
Check if application is already install ?
In order to avoid installing the application on the client computer several times, the installer checks beforehand that it is not already present.
To do this, it is based on the GUID (global unique identifier) defined in the InnoSetup script. It is important not to change the code between different application versions and that it is unique. The IDE provided by InnoSetup provides a tool to generate a new one accessible via the menu: Tools> Generate GUID inside the IDE.
; NOTE: The value of AppId uniquely identifies this application.
; Do not use the same AppId value in installers for other applications.
; (To generate a new GUID, click Tools | Generate GUID inside the IDE.)
#define ApplicationGUID "6886E28B-AAB5-4866-BCD5-E1B4C171A87A"
#define ApplicationID ApplicationName + "_" + ApplicationGUID
In addition, the installer adds the SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\{#ApplicationID}_is1
key into the Windows registry. When the application is uninstalled, this key is removed. So we just have to check the presence of this key in the registry to know if the application has already been installed.
Configure additional messages in the setup : license agreement, prerequisites & history project
To configure the different messages to be displayed in the installer, including the license agreements, just fill in the text files in the ./assets/
directory.
AFTER_INSTALL.txt
: usually to display the roadmap and project history;BEFORE_INSTALL.txt
: usually to display the prerequisites of the application;LICENSE.txt
: the license of use.
Add icons into Windows start menu
To add items to the Windows start menu, enter the [Icons]
section in the InnoSetup script as follows:
[Icons]
Name: "{group}\{#ApplicationName}"; Filename: "{app}\{#ApplicationExeName}"; IconFilename: {app}\assets\images\myApplication.ico;
Name: "{group}\{cm:ProgramOnTheWeb,{#ApplicationName}}"; Filename: "{#ApplicationURL}";
Name: "{group}\{cm:UninstallProgram,{#ApplicationName}}"; Filename: "{uninstallexe}"; IconFilename: {app}\assets\images\setup.ico;
Name: "{commondesktop}\{#ApplicationName}"; Filename: "{app}\{#ApplicationExeName}"; IconFilename: {app}\assets\images\myApplication.ico; IconIndex: 0
So we have.
Launch command after the end of the installation
It’s possible to launch a command after the end of installation, like start the application.
Customize and change the graphic elements of the Windows installer
We choose a static size for the installer. It’s not the easiest to choose another size.
There are 2 images and 2 icons used in the installer. They are stored in the .\Assets\images
directory. The images are necessarily in the format bmp and must respect standard sizes.
| Images use in setup | File | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| UninstallDisplayIcon | .\assets\images\myApplication.ico | Must be an ico |
| SetupIconFile | .\assets\images\setup.ico | Must be an ico |
| WizardImageFile | .\assets\images\innosetup_background.bmp | Must be a 500x313 bmp image |
| WizardSmallImageFile | .\assets\images\innosetup_image.bmp | Must be a 50x50 bmp image |
Into the InnoSetup script, they are used as follows:
UninstallDisplayIcon={app}\assets\images\myApplication.ico
WizardImageFile={#PathAssets}\images\innosetup_background.bmp
WizardSmallImageFile={#PathAssets}\images\innosetup_image.bmp
SetupIconFile={#PathAssets}\images\setup.ico
Source code
Windows batch bandmaster
::------------------------------------------------------------------------------
::
:: Copyright © 2018-05
::
:: @name : AGS-deployment-setup
:: @version : 1.0.1
:: @AGS package : AGS v1.0.0
:: @AutoIt version : v<IP_ADDRESS>
:: @authors : 20100<EMAIL_ADDRESS>::
::------------------------------------------------------------------------------
cls
@echo off
:: Change value for this variables
set VERSION=0.9.0
set NAME_PROJECT=ApplicationWithCheckForUpdates
:: Deployment variables
set FOLDER_CURRENT=%cd%
set NAME_EXE=%NAME_PROJECT%_v%VERSION%.exe
set FOLDER_SRC=%FOLDER_CURRENT%\..\
cd %FOLDER_SRC%
set FOLDER_SRC=%cd%
set FOLDER_OUT=%FOLDER_CURRENT%\v%VERSION%\%NAME_PROJECT%_v%VERSION%
:: AutoIt compiler
Set AUT2EXE_AU3=ApplicationWithCheckForUpdates.au3
set AUT2EXE_ICON=%FOLDER_SRC%\assets\images\myApplication.ico
set AUT2EXE_ARGS=/in "%FOLDER_SRC%\%AUT2EXE_AU3%" /out "%FOLDER_OUT%\%NAME_EXE%" /icon "%AUT2EXE_ICON%"
:: Path binaries
set ZIP_CLI="C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe"
set ISCC_CLI="C:\Program Files (x86)\Inno Setup 5\ISCC.exe"
set ISCC_SCRIPT=AGS-deployment-setup.iss
echo.
echo.
echo [ AGS-deployment-setup ]
echo.
echo.
echo ----[ Variables for generation ]----
echo * VERSION = %VERSION%
echo * NAME_PROJECT = %NAME_PROJECT%
echo * FOLDER_CURRENT = %FOLDER_CURRENT%
echo * NAME_EXE = %NAME_EXE%
echo * FOLDER_SRC = %FOLDER_SRC%
echo * FOLDER_OUT = %FOLDER_OUT%
echo * AUT2EXE_ICON = %AUT2EXE_ICON%
echo * AUT2EXE_AU3 = %AUT2EXE_AU3%
echo * AUT2EXE_ARGS = %AUT2EXE_ARGS%
echo * ZIP_CLI = %ZIP_CLI%
echo * ISCC_CLI = %ISCC_CLI%
echo * ISCC_SCRIPT = %ISCC_SCRIPT%
echo -------------------------------------
echo.
echo.
echo ----[ Step 1/7 - Creating directories ]----
cd %FOLDER_CURRENT%
echo * Attempt to create : "%cd%\v%VERSION%\"
mkdir v%VERSION%
cd v%VERSION%
echo.
echo * Attempt to create : %cd%\%NAME_PROJECT%_v%VERSION%\
mkdir %NAME_PROJECT%_v%VERSION%
cd %FOLDER_CURRENT%
echo -------------------------------------
echo.
echo.
echo ----[ Step 2/7 - Launch AutoIt compilation ]----
echo * Run compilation with aut2exe and AUT2EXE_ARGS.
aut2exe %AUT2EXE_ARGS%
echo * Compilation AutoIt is finished.
echo -------------------------------------
echo.
echo.
echo ----[ Step 3/7 - Copy assets files ]----
echo * Create the file xcopy_EXCLUDE.txt in order to ignore some file and directory.
echo .au3 > xcopy_Exclude.txt
echo /releases/ >> xcopy_Exclude.txt
echo /src/ >> xcopy_Exclude.txt
echo /vendor/ >> xcopy_Exclude.txt
echo * - ignore all .au3 files
echo * - ignore all .pspimage files
echo * The file xcopy_EXCLUDE.txt is created.
echo.
echo * Copy additional files store in assets, config, docs directories
xcopy "%FOLDER_SRC%\assets" "%FOLDER_OUT%\assets\" /E /H /Y /EXCLUDE:xcopy_Exclude.txt
xcopy "%FOLDER_SRC%\config" "%FOLDER_OUT%\config\" /E /H /Y /EXCLUDE:xcopy_Exclude.txt
xcopy "%FOLDER_SRC%\docs" "%FOLDER_OUT%\docs\" /E /H /Y /EXCLUDE:xcopy_Exclude.txt
@copy "%FOLDER_SRC%\package.json" "%FOLDER_OUT%\package.json" /Y > log
echo "%FOLDER_SRC%\package.json" is copied.
@copy "%FOLDER_SRC%\README.md" "%FOLDER_OUT%\README.md" /Y > log
echo "%FOLDER_SRC%\README.md" is copied.
echo * Ok all files and directory are copied.
echo.
echo * Delete xcopy_Exclude.txt.
del xcopy_Exclude.txt
del log
echo -------------------------------------
echo.
echo.
echo ----[ Step 4/7 - Create additional files ]----
echo * Create file ".v%VERSION%" in FOLDER_OUT.
cd %FOLDER_OUT%
echo Last compilation of application %NAME_PROJECT% version %VERSION% the %date% at %time% > .v%VERSION%
echo * This file has been created.
echo -------------------------------------
echo.
echo.
echo ----[ Step 5/7 - Create zip archive ]----
echo * Move in the folder %FOLDER_CURRENT%\v%VERSION%
cd %FOLDER_CURRENT%\v%VERSION%
echo * Zip the folder %NAME_PROJECT%_v%VERSION%
%ZIP_CLI% a -tzip %NAME_PROJECT%_v%VERSION%.zip "%NAME_PROJECT%_v%VERSION%
echo * The zip has been created.
echo -------------------------------------
echo.
echo.
echo ----[ Step 6/7 - Make setup with InnoSetup command line compilation ]----
cd %FOLDER_CURRENT%
echo * Launch compilation with iscc
%ISCC_CLI% %ISCC_SCRIPT% /dApplicationVersion=%VERSION% /dApplicationName=%NAME_PROJECT%
echo.
echo * Compilation has been finished.
echo -------------------------------------
echo.
echo.
echo ----[ Step 7/7 - Delete temp folder use for ISS compilation ]----
cd %FOLDER_CURRENT%
echo * Delete the folder %FOLDER_CURRENT%\v%VERSION%\%NAME_PROJECT%_v%VERSION%\
rmdir %FOLDER_CURRENT%\v%VERSION%\%NAME_PROJECT%_v%VERSION% /S /Q
echo -------------------------------------
echo.
echo.
cd %FOLDER_CURRENT%
echo ----[ End process ]----
echo.
InnoSetup Script (ISS) associated
;---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Copyright © 2018-05, v20100v
;
; @author v20100v
; @contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>; @version 1.0.0
;
;---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; ApplicationVersion : the version number is defined by InnoSetupCommandLineCompiler (iscc) with /d<name>[=<value>] (/dApplicationVersion=<IP_ADDRESS>)
; ApplicationName : the name of applciation is defined by InnoSetupCommandLineCompiler (iscc) with /d<name>[=<value>] (/dApplicationName=MyApplication)
#define ApplicationPublisher "v20100v"
#define ApplicationURL "https://github.com/v20100v/autoit-gui-skeleton"
#define ApplicationExeName ApplicationName+"_v" + ApplicationVersion + ".exe"
#define ApplicationCopyright "Copyright (C) 2018, A.C.M.E v20100v"
; Get the path where the script iss is placed
#define PathRelease SourcePath + "releases\v" + ApplicationVersion + "\"+ApplicationName+"_v" + ApplicationVersion
#define PathOutput SourcePath + "releases\v" + ApplicationVersion + "\"
#define PathAssets SourcePath + "..\assets"
; NOTE: The value of AppId uniquely identifies this application.
; Do not use the same AppId value in installers for other applications.
; (To generate a new GUID, click Tools | Generate GUID inside the IDE.)
#define ApplicationGUID "6886E28B-AAB5-4866-BCD5-E1B4C171A87A"
#define ApplicationID ApplicationName + "_" + ApplicationGUID
[Setup]
; NOTE: The value of AppId uniquely identifies this application.
; Do not use the same AppId value in installers for other applications.
; (To generate a new GUID, click Tools | Generate GUID inside the IDE.)
AppId={#ApplicationID}
AppName={#ApplicationName}
AppVersion={#ApplicationVersion}
AppPublisher={#ApplicationPublisher}
AppPublisherURL={#ApplicationURL}
AppSupportURL={#ApplicationURL}
AppUpdatesURL={#ApplicationURL}
AppCopyright={#ApplicationCopyright}
DefaultDirName={sd}\ACME\{#ApplicationName}
DefaultGroupName=ACME\{#ApplicationName}
LicenseFile={#PathAssets}\LICENSE.txt
InfoBeforeFile={#PathAssets}\BEFORE_INSTALL.txt
InfoAfterFile={#PathAssets}\AFTER_INSTALL.txt
OutputDir={#PathOutput}\
OutputBaseFilename=Setup_{#ApplicationName}_v{#ApplicationVersion}
Compression=lzma2/fast
SolidCompression=yes
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>UninstallDisplayIcon={app}\assets\images\myApplication.ico
WizardImageFile={#PathAssets}\images\innosetup_background.bmp
WizardImageStretch=no
WizardSmallImageFile={#PathAssets}\images\innosetup_image.bmp
SetupIconFile={#PathAssets}\images\setup.ico
BackColor=$FFFF00
VersionInfoVersion={#ApplicationVersion}
; Make this setup program work with 32-bit and 64-bit Windows
ArchitecturesAllowed=x86 x64
ArchitecturesInstallIn64BitMode=x64
[Languages]
Name: "en"; MessagesFile: compiler:Default.isl;
Name: "french"; MessagesFile: "compiler:Languages\French.isl"
[CustomMessages]
french.CheckInstall=est déjà installé sur ce PC.
french.CheckInstallAction=Souhaitez-vous désinstaller cette version existante avant de poursuivre?
en.CheckInstall=is already install on this PC.
en.CheckInstallAction=Do you want to uninstall this existing version before continuing?
[Tasks]
Name: "desktopicon"; Description: "{cm:CreateDesktopIcon}"; GroupDescription: "{cm:AdditionalIcons}";
[Files]
Source: "{#PathRelease}\{#ApplicationExeName}"; DestDir: "{app}"; Flags: ignoreversion
Source: "{#PathRelease}\*"; DestDir: "{app}"; Flags: ignoreversion recursesubdirs createallsubdirs
[Icons]
Name: "{group}\{#ApplicationName}"; Filename: "{app}\{#ApplicationExeName}"; IconFilename: {app}\assets\images\myApplication.ico;
Name: "{group}\{cm:ProgramOnTheWeb,{#ApplicationName}}"; Filename: "{#ApplicationURL}";
Name: "{group}\{cm:UninstallProgram,{#ApplicationName}}"; Filename: "{uninstallexe}"; IconFilename: {app}\assets\images\setup.ico;
Name: "{commondesktop}\{#ApplicationName}"; Filename: "{app}\{#ApplicationExeName}"; IconFilename: {app}\assets\images\myApplication.ico; IconIndex: 0
[Run]
Filename: "{app}\{#ApplicationExeName}"; Description: "{cm:LaunchProgram,{#StringChange(ApplicationName, '&', '&&')}}"; Flags: shellexec postinstall skipifsilent
[Registry]
Root: HKCR; Subkey: {#ApplicationName}Application; ValueType: string; ValueName: ; ValueData: Program {#ApplicationName}; Flags: uninsdeletekey
Root: HKCR; Subkey: {#ApplicationName}Application\DefaultIcon; ValueType: string; ValueName: ; ValueData: {app}\{#ApplicationExeName},0; Flags: uninsdeletevalue
Root: HKCR; Subkey: {#ApplicationName}Application\shell\open\command; ValueType: string; ValueName: ; ValueData: """{app}\{#ApplicationExeName}"" ""%1"""; Flags: uninsdeletevalue
[Code]
function InitializeSetup(): Boolean;
var
ResultCode: Integer;
ResultStr:string;
begin
// Check if the application is already install
// MsgBox('ApplicationID = ' + '{#ApplicationID}', mbInformation, mb_Ok);
begin
If RegQueryStringValue(HKLM, 'SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\{#ApplicationID}_is1', 'UninstallString', ResultStr) then begin
If ResultStr<>'' then begin
ResultStr:=RemoveQuotes(ResultStr);
if MsgBox('{#ApplicationName} ' + ExpandConstant('{cm:CheckInstall}') + #13#13 + ExpandConstant('{cm:CheckInstallAction}'), mbConfirmation, MB_YESNO) = idYes then
if not Exec(ResultStr, '/silent', '', SW_SHOW, ewWaitUntilTerminated, ResultCode) then
MsgBox('Erreur !!! ' #13#13 '' + SysErrorMessage(ResultCode) + '.', mbError, MB_OK);
end;
end;
end ;
Result := True;
end;
procedure InitializeWizard();
var
WLabel1, WLabel2 : TLabel;
begin
WizardForm.WelcomeLabel1.Hide;
WizardForm.WelcomeLabel2.Hide;
WizardForm.FinishedHeadingLabel.Hide;
WizardForm.WizardBitmapImage.Width := 500;
WizardForm.WizardBitmapImage.Height := 315;
WLabel1 := TLabel.Create(WizardForm);
WLabel1.Left := ScaleX(176);
WLabel1.Top := ScaleY(16);
WLabel1.Width := ScaleX(301);
WLabel1.Height := ScaleY(54);
WLabel1.AutoSize := False;
WLabel1.WordWrap := True;
WLabel1.Font.Name := 'tahoma';
WLabel1.Font.Size := 12;
WLabel1.Font.Style := [fsBold];
WLabel1.Font.Color:= clBlack;
WLabel1.ShowAccelChar := False;
WLabel1.Caption := WizardForm.WelcomeLabel1.Caption;
WLabel1.Transparent := True;
WLabel1.Parent := WizardForm.WelcomePage;
WLabel1.Hide;
WLabel2 :=TLabel.Create(WizardForm);
WLabel2.Left := ScaleX(176);
WLabel2.Top := ScaleY(136);
WLabel2.Width := ScaleX(301);
WLabel2.Height := ScaleY(234);
WLabel2.AutoSize := False;
WLabel2.WordWrap := True;
WLabel2.Font.Name := 'tahoma';
WLabel2.Font.Color:= clBlack;
WLabel2.ShowAccelChar := False;
WLabel2.Caption := WizardForm.WelcomeLabel2.Caption;
WLabel2.Transparent := True;
WLabel2.Parent := WizardForm.WelcomePage;
WizardForm.WizardBitmapImage2.Width := 500;
WizardForm.WizardBitmapImage2.Height := 315;
WizardForm.FinishedLabel.Left := ScaleX(176);
WizardForm.FinishedLabel.Top := ScaleY(116);
end;
procedure CurPageChanged(CurPageID: Integer);
begin
// you must do this as late as possible, because the RunList is being modified
// after installation; so this will check if there's at least one item in the
// RunList and then set to the first item (indexing starts at 0) Enabled state
// to False
if (CurPageID = wpFinished) then
//WizardForm.RunList.Visible := False;
WizardForm.RunList.Left := ScaleX(176);
WizardForm.RunList.Top := ScaleY(214);
end;
Relating reading


Outcome: Common clear words
Uses common and clear words in all content.
This outcome relates to guideline
Clear words
.
Methods:
Use Clear Words (All)


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This 4.5GB mod for S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat adds Ultra HD Textures, enhanced weather and more
by John PapadopoulosModder D?nt? has released a new mod for S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat. This mod, which weights around 4.5GB in size, aims to overhaul the game’s graphics by introducing Ultra HD Textures. As such, we suggest downloading it if you are planning to replay this STALKER title.
Alongside the new HD textures, this mod brings new models for characters, monsters, weapons, hands and items. Furthermore, it packs enhanced weather, nature, structures, particles, shaders and post process effects.
The modder also claims that this mod brings a 64-bit engine to the game. I don’t know how efficient this new executable is, or whether there are any meaning performance differences between this and the vanilla executable.
Unfortunately, I don’t have the game installed so I cannot really test it. I know I know, blasphemy. How dare we? We should have installed all PC games out there so we can test them, right?). Still, the modder has released the following screenshots that showcase some of the improvements that the mod brings to the table.
Last but not least, you can download the S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat Remake mod from here.
Have fun!


This website takes your birthday and calculates the day of the week you were born and then depending on your gender outputs your Akan Name.
Akan names are derived from Ghanian culture. Frequently in Ghana, children are given their first name as a 'day name' which corresponds to the day in the week they were born.
These akan names are believed to give a deeper meaning of the person's character and soul
Get your Akan name --->
Find out more about akan Names


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Check if your child can get free school meals - and find out how to apply on your local authority’s website
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Find out what the healthy eating standards in schools are
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How much funding schools and local authorities get to provide universal infant free school meals (UIFSM), and where schools can get advice.
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- 18 December 2013
- Official Statistics
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Statistics on free school meal entitlement in the current system and the impact on this of the announced extension to all infant school pupils
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Report presenting the findings from an evaluation of the free school meals pilot between 2009 and 2011.
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The purpose of this release is to provide results of the latest annual data collection of the uptake of school meals in Northern Ireland.
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Equality impact assessment for the Independent Living Fund's school meals policy.
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Model form that schools can use to determine which children are eligible for free school meals and the pupil premium.
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This statistical bulletin gives results of the annual data collection relating to uptake of school meals in Northern Ireland in 2015/16.
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Report presenting evidence on the effect of universal and extended access to free school meals on a range of pupil outcomes.
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The numbers of pupils with free school meal status in 2008 to 2009 who progress to higher education in 2012 to 2013.
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Number of children who were on free school meals at age 15, who progressed to UK music colleges.
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Entitlements to free school meals after the working tax credit changes in April 2012.
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This publication provides useful information on how to provide quality provision for pupils who receive free school meals.
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How many pupils in reception, year 1 and year 2 took a free school meal on 2 October 2014.
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- 19 November 2012
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An annual report using pupil attainment data matched to pupil characteristics information from the annual school census to produce data on performance by free school meals in the National Reading and Numeracy tests in Wales.


Even those born into the highest levels of society, the elite, are not immune to the effects of cellulite, which can occur in all types of bodies regardless of their status or wealth. [G|D]
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In the modern world, socialites can use satellites to send and receive messages instantaneously, granting them access to a larger number of people than ever before. [G|D]
Surveyors often rely on theodolites and vermiculite to measure and chart out the terrain, ensuring that their measurements are as accurate and precise as possible. [G|D]


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Jerry is an easy level machine based on Windows, is heavily based on Tomcat and very easy in general, doesn’t require privilege escalation.
Recon
Starting with Nmap:
Accessing the port 8080 we found a web application running Apache Tomcat/7.0.88
.
Clicking on Manager App
it show us a HTTP authentication pop-up but failing at providing valid credentials results in a 403 page displaying the default login and password, tomcat:s3cret
.
Then we got access to the application manager.
Exploiting
There’s a vulnerability in deploy’s area that let us upload a file (.war) containing a JSP webshell.
Using metasploit
A metasploit module it’s available, named Apache Tomcat Manager Authenticated Upload Code Execution
Using a custom exploit
I made a custom exploit to this, it’s a simple exploit that login into Tomcat and upload a JSP webshell, then executes a Powershell reverse shell payload after it. This script is available on my GitHub.
Executing my exploit you can set your listening netcat and wait for the reverse shell session…
There’s no need to escalate any privileges because the Tomcat application is currently running as authority/system
, so now we can read the user.txt and root.txt flag at the same time!


This is a fishing harbour about 25nm south of Ancona which now has a marina.
Position 43°10.2'N, 13°48.5'E.
Call the marina on VHF channel 14 on approach for instructions on where to berth.
There is complete shelter in the marina.
Last updated March 2010.