Mapping Security Requirements to Enterprise Search - Part 1: Defining Specific Security Requirements
Last Updated Mar 2009
By Mark Bennett, New Idea Engineering, Inc. - Volume 3 Number 4 - Summer 2006
Introduction
Expanding the scope of search within an enterprise, to enable employees and partners to more easily find data, seems almost directly at odds with the security requirements that mandate precisely controlled access to that same data. Amid this turmoil, search vendors have remained uncharacteristically quiet on the subject; while they may offer a few buzzword compliant check boxes on their data sheets, public information about tightly integrating security with search is scarce.
Why the Increasing Interest?
The media has made the general public more aware of security, or more importantly, the high profile failures of security. Within the enterprise, corporate legal, IT and PR departments have tried to protect their own companies by being more proactive, both in terms of technology and procedures. The government has also stepped in to add additional compliance regulations and penalties. Judges have even mandated the search enabling of archives as part of the discovery phase of large lawsuits.
But perhaps a more fundamental reason for the increased need for security is the large amount of data that is now being stuffed into corporate data stores, and subsequently being "search enabled". For example, the amount of email stored inside corporations is growing, and there is a trend to "throw the switch" and turn the corporate search engine lose on that data. Storage manufacturers are also accelerating the amount of fully indexed data by turning their products into "smart" devices, where the data stored within can be searched directly, without the need for an external search engine.
As more data is indexed, there's more chances for sensitive data to be easily retrieved. Don't believe us? Try searching for the word "confidential" on your internal portal.
We're search junkies, so generally we love this trend! But turning the genie loose on these vast amounts of data does seem at odds, at least on the surface, with maintaining security.
Why the complexity?
Security is reasonably well understood for things like bank accounts and shared file network storage. Document management companies have also extended security deep within their systems for some time now. So how hard should adding security to searchable text be?
Part of the reason may be that, relatively speaking, search is still the new kid on the block, and companies are still climbing the learning curve; some enterprises are still struggling to get basic search working system wide, and once they have it, the next priority is inevitably "fixing relevancy".
As companies progress with search, they do eventually start asking about security, as they rightfully should. The next phase usually involves the search vendor answering every question with "oh yeah, sure, no problem", or in the extreme the conversation degrades into an alphabet soup of abbreviations and technical terms that tend to give managers headaches.
Here are some of the factors that can make search engine security a bit complicated:
- The lack of structure in many document stores.
- The complexity of structure of other document stores.
- There are many security standards and products already in place.
- Some companies have also mixed in their own homegrown security or have legacy systems to contend with.
- The search engine "spider" needs full access to all data, but needs to restrict results.
- Search engine and security vendor vocabulary and product names.
- Search vendors have been a bit sparse with public information on their websites.
- Defining the business requirements for the various classes of users and classes of data, including the occasional requirement for "partial" access ??? more on that later.
Defining Requirements
Though it may seem obvious, the first part to implementing security is defining the requirements with a particular company. This is not as easy as it may sound. We've found that many clients haven't thoroughly defined this, and as the design progresses, some unusual requirements may surface.
Security Granularity
Granularity refers to the precision with which particular pieces of data can be secured. Companies have very particular rules about which documents, or which portions of which documents, various users can see. This is, by far, where the most interesting business requirements come from.
All or Nothing
The ideas that, if you are "logged in" or otherwise validated, you can search for information; if you are not logged in, you cannot do any searches. As an example, smaller companies may allow all employees on the internal network to search all of the indexed data sources. If you are logged in, you can search; if you aren't, you can't.
This had been the traditional model of usage, especially in smaller organizations, but becoming obsolete. Today most companies have at least some public content, and even non-authenticated users are allowed to see it; at the other extreme, most employees are not allowed to see financial and human resources files. Because of this, most companies have outgrown this security model.
By Collection / Repository
One of the easiest and still reasonably useful techniques is to simply segregate data by security requirements. Public data is grouped into one section, restricted into a second, highly confidential into a third, etc. Most search engines support the concept of "collections", which may also be referred to as "repositories", "sources", "document indexes", "spokes" or "document sets". Search engines typically allow each of these to be turned on and off, in various combinations, for each search. Once the credentials and access level of an individual user is determined, the appropriate collections are enabled for their search.
Implementing this "simple" idea can present some minor challenges, which we will cover later in this series.
By Document / Record
This method of securing data will feel very familiar to those with a database background. Certain groups or users can see certain documents.
Databases and Content Management Systems have had this technology for a very long time, and enterprise search engines are quickly catching up.
Conceptually, in realm of full-text search engines, the terms "record", "document" and "web page" mean almost the same thing, a retrievable unit of data; the specific terms used vary based on the background of the people working on the system or the physical source of the data.
Note: If you are relatively new to search engines and have a database background you might want also want to read Contrasting Relational and Full-Text Engines from our June 2004 issue.
Complexities of this Security Model
One of the complexities with this model is the rendering of the results list. Typically a document or record itself will be well secured, but the search engine indexed all of the content and is displaying lists of titles and summaries in a results list. It's not enough to secure the actual document, but typically the results list is required to not even display a title or summary from a document that the user cannot see. Often even a title or summary can convey important information; this is the first surprise some companies have when they implement this level of security. As an example, a title of "Indictment of John Smith Expected Tomorrow" tips off John Smith, regardless of whether he can read the entire or not.
A more subtle detail of the secured results list is displaying the number of matching documents and the links that allow users to page through a long results list. A simple engine might display the total matching count of documents, whereas a highly restricted user may only have access to 10% of those records, so the count is quite misleading. Beyond cosmetics, the engine needs to have an accurate idea about what documents that user can see when it is offering links to pages 2, 3 and 4 of the results list.
An even more subtle detail, but which can still be a requirement in highly secure systems, is even confirming whether certain terms appear in the document index at all.
As an example, searches for terms like "layoffs", "indictments" or the names of specific people can partially confirm the presence of information, even if no document titles are shown. A highly secure search will not confirm or deny the presence terms in its index outside the context of what the user can search on. A more common example may be to not confirm the presence of obscenities or defamatory terms in non-accessible content.
By Field / Subdocument
At this level of detail the design and implementation complexity starts to ramp up. The general idea is that different users can see different portions of the same document.
Some examples:
- All managers can see summaries of sales documents, but only VPs, Finance and Sales can see the specific financial terms.
- Partners can see read the text of bug reports, but can't see the company the logged the issue.
- Sales Engineers can view technical design documents, but can't read certain proprietary details.
- Medical researchers can read legal cases, but cannot see patient details.
This still sounds pretty straight forward, but the implementation details can get a bit sticky. In the previous section we mentioned that, conceptually, "documents" and "records" are quite similar in the scope of search engines. However, from an implementation standpoint, subdividing a database record on field boundaries is much easier than subdividing a physical document, so when it comes to implementation, document vs. record DOES matter.
Selecting only certain search fields from a database is easy to control. But automatically detecting and removing certain parts of unstructured documents can prove difficult. If a set of documents were designed from the start for this purpose, tools like XSLT could be used to break them apart; in practice the search engine team inherits somewhat random sets of documents. In some cases formatting can be used to infer security context. Some document formats are harder to subdivide than others.
Typical ease of document subdivision:
- Database record: easy (via select statement or view)
- XML: easy (via XSLT)
- HTML: moderate (HTML not always well-formed)
- PDF: moderate to difficult (depends on PDF format)
- Proprietary office documents: difficult (often requires document filtering library and custom code, or document conversion)
More open document standards are coming into use, and even Microsoft has plans to embrace them. So in the future, subdividing documents should become easier.
 Some sites that charge for content allow users to see the title of documents in their results list, and perhaps even a summary, but the user must then pay to see the entire text of the article.
This is a bit atypical because, until the user has paid, they do not have rights to read the document. We said previously that results lists shouldn't even show a title if the user doesn't have rights to see the document, this case is obviously an exception. It could be viewed as a rather extreme form of field level security. The other oddity is that the users' access to particular documents can routinely change, if they decide to pay. On the implementation side, this may require some adjustments to the system.
Sub Field
Vocabulary: Redacting. The act of removing very specific pieces of information from a document, such as specific words and phrases, or perhaps specific names and locations. The removed information may be represented by black-boxes, or perhaps removed entirely with no specific visual queue.
In some cases it is a requirement to restrict information at the sub-field level. For example, we've all seen news reports that show documents where specific peoples' names have been blacked out. In this case the removal of information isn't bounded by a neat field or document boundary; it involves removal of more specific words and phrases at a very fine level of granularity and control. In some respects this is an extension of sub-document retrieval; if a document is unstructured, than removing portions of it use some of the same techniques as sub-field removal.
And yes, search engines can even be coaxed into handling this type of situation. Remember, it's not enough to remove these terms from the actual document when being viewed; most secure environments would also stipulate these words and phrases not show up in the results list titles or summaries. And further, a really secure system shouldn't even confirm that the removed words appear in the index at all.
Hybrid: Record AND Field
We realize that some of these scenarios sound like "overkill", but we have personally seen these requirements and worked to implement them at specific clients.
Moreover, some businesses' requirements require a combination of one or more of the techniques mentioned above. Some data is all public, whereas other repositories have a document by document access model. And then some documents have further restrictions within the document or fields. Due to NDA's we can not go into details, but the organizations that spend money to implement these highly customized systems do so out of necessity; they need to share data in a very controlled way, but with the convenience and efficiency of a search engine.
The point being that, no, we are not academics trying to dream up weird theoretical edge cases. Big organizations have lots of data and lots of folks who need to access it. In the past few years, as they have embraced search technology, their requirements have come along for the ride.
Levels of Users
This is the other side of the security equation. Generally this area is much more widely understood, and is about the same for search as it is for other systems. The details of implementation may present the only challenge.
Generally users can be classified as:
Global Status
All users who can access the system, or are otherwise "verified", share the same security credentials. As with data, this "one size fits all" model is often inadequate.
The one exception, where this model may make sense, is for completely public services, where every piece of data is intended to be public, and the search engine is not used for any internal data.
By General Status
In this model, access is assigned by title or rank within the organization. Levels of access might include Partner / VP, Management, Employee, Customer, Public. Or a similar model could be adopted based in Military rank, etc.
By Group / Role
In this model, arbitrary groups of users can be defined. Some of these groups may still be based on management level or rank. But also roles such as "Human Resources" and "Finance" can be defined to allow some subordinates in specific roles to have access to additional appropriate data. Another example would be letting customer service personnel access customer data. Another group sometimes defined is the user's current workgroup, so that they can easily share information with immediate coworkers.
Specific User
This model may be combined with the group model mentioned above. Security can be doled out on a user by user basis.
In terms of search engines, this model may be difficult to implement, depending on the implementation method and the specific search vendor. As we will discuss in our next installment in this serious, the preferred "early binding" security filter method may be overwhelmed by the potentially enormous security filter this model may require.
A special class of "user" is often "self" or "owner". Almost all systems allow users access to their own documents and content, unless their job is simple data entry. This could be considered a special "role" or group.
These last two security models are commonly associated with Access Control Lists (ACLs), a long standing security model. Data about specific users and groups may be implemented with Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP).
In Our Next Installment
Next time we will start talking about implementation. For those of you who were looking for the references to SSO and all the other protocols comprise modern security systems, that's implementation!
Meanwhile, interested readers might start working through your own requirements, nailing things down.; It is these types of complex requirements, and the alphabet soup of protocols and vendor products that make these systems a bit tricky to implement, but also very interesting.
And as always, we'd like to hear your thoughts and experiences on security. Which vendor you used, which add-ons, etc.; What worked, and maybe what didn't.


New Site - julianbell.io
21 Oct 2018 by Julian Leland BellAfter relying on the Swarthmore College Computing Society’s largesse for way too long after graduation, I’ve finally gotten a new website put together. Welcome!
After relying on the Swarthmore College Computing Society’s largesse for way too long after graduation, I’ve finally gotten a new website put together. Welcome!


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Recursion Challenge
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Dare to Debug
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Getting down to the bits
March 30th, 2017
This week, we took a look at how high-level bit operations can sometimes provide an elegant and lightweight solution to common problems.
Little review on boolean operations:
Challenge: Write a function to determine the number of bits you would need to flip to convert integer A to integer B.
/*
3/30/2017 Code Challenge - 5.6 Conversion:
Example:
Input: 29 (11101), 15 (01111)
Output: 2
Test Cases:
1.) 336, 369
*/
#include <bitset>
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
// Function Declaration
int bitFlipCount(const int a, const int b);
int main()
{
int a, b, count;
a = 29; // 11101
b = 15; // 01111
count = bitFlipCount(a, b);
cout << count << endl;
}
// Calculates the number of bits to be flipped to make two numbers equal
int bitFlipCount(const int a, const int b)
{
int count = 0;
// First OR's a and b to determine which bits are different, then
// for every cycle, c is shifted right until no additional 1 bits remain
for (int c = a ^ b; c != 0; c = c >> 1) {
// Can be used to see every iteration of c
// bitset<8> cBit(c); // Creates a bitset to contain the bit value of c
// cout << cBit << endl;
// Masks all but the first bit and adds it to count
count += c & 1;
}
return count;
}
Recursion, Ready to Rock?
April 6th, 2017
This week, we will exploring everyone’s favorite topic, Recursion!
Challenge: A child is running up a staircase with n steps and can hop either 1 step, 2 steps, or 3 steps at a time. Implement a method to count how many possible ways the child can run up the stairs.
Graphic illustration to get an idea of the possible cases:
/*
4/6/2017 Coding Challege - Triple Step
Test Cases:
1.) 152
2.) 178
3.) 217
*/
//Brute force method - bigO(3^n)
int countWays(int n) {
// If n is less than 0, then the hop has passed the last step
if (n < 0) {
return 0;
// If n is equal to 0, then the hop has landed right on the last step
} else if (n == 0) {
return 1;
// Otherwise, the last step hasn't been reached and continue to count the remaining ways.
// Refer to diagram to see what this looks like as calculations
} else {
return countWays(n - 1) + countWays(n - 2) + countWays(n - 3);
}
}
Memoize your ABC’s!
April 13th, 2017
In this week’s Coding Challenge, we will be focusing on optimizing last week’s recursive algorithm using memoization. Trying to say it out loud will make you sound as though you have a speech impediment, but trust me, this will greatly improve the performance of our solution!
Challenge: A child is running up a staircase with n steps and can hop either 1 step, 2 steps, or 3 steps at a time. Implement a method to count how many possible ways the child can run up the stairs. This is the same as last week, however, try finding a more efficient method than bigO(3^n)
Let's think of it this way...
/*
4/6/2017 Coding Challege - Triple Step:
This is the same as last week, however, try finding a more efficient method than bigO(3^n)
Test Cases:
1.) 152
2.) 178
3.) 217
*/
// Memoization method - bigO(nlogn) *I think*
// This means to create a cache of already known values of n
// Public function
int countWays(int n) {
// Creates and fills cache to hold known values
// Note - usually a hash table is used since n doesn't increment this well
int[] memo = new int[n + 1];
Arrays.fill(memo, -1);
// Calls the recursive version of countWays
return countWays(n, memo);
}
// Private recursive function
int countWays(int n, int[] memo) {
// If n is less than 0, then the hop has passed the last step
if (n < 0) {
return 0;
// If n is equal to 0, then the hop has landed right on the last step
} else if (n == 0) {
return 1;
// Since all of the values of memo were initialized to -1, if the value is anything else,
// then that value has already been calculated and can be returned
} else if (memo[n] > -1) {
return memo[n];
// Otherwise, the last step hasn't been reached and continue to count the remaining ways.
// Refer to diagram to see what this looks like as calculations
} else {
// Saves the value of the current n to be referenced later
memo[n] = countWays(n - 1) + countWays(n - 2) + countWays(n - 3);
return memo[n];
}
}
// Note - The number of ways will get exponentially large, so an integer will quickly overflow since
// it can only contain up to<PHONE_NUMBER> if unsigned. Consider using long (64 bits) or even BigInt
Dare to Debug
April 20th, 2017
Have you ever looked at a line of code and wondered: “What in the world does that do?”  If you fit into the B category, then great! This week, we will be looking at a line of code that an interviewer might give you, and ask for it’s purpose. Otherwise, if you are in the A category, I ask that you try your best to accept those crazy programmers in your life.
Challenge: Explain what the following code does: ((n & (n-1)) == 0)
To first begin to understand what this line of code is doing, let's first try to plug in some numbers:
n = 5
((5 & (5 - 1)) == 0)
((5 & 4) == 0)
Now remember, in C++ and Java (as well as a number of other high-level languages), the '&' operator represents the bitwise AND. Because of this, we must convert our entered decimal values to binary.
((0101 & 0100) == 0)
Now we can evaluate the bitwise AND. Remember that we must compare the bits in the same position in each number. If those bits are both 1, then the resulting bit in that position will be 1, otherwise the resulting bit will be 0.
(0100 == 0) = False
So what now? Well since we have a basic idea of how a number is ran through the code, lets try to see if we can find a number that results in 0 to make the condition true.
These are a couple of numbers that I experimented with that ended up being 0. After doing a couple more tests, we can see that numbers that require an extra bit to be used on the right side (MSB), when 1 is subtracted from it and &, will result in 0.
So now we know what gives us a 0, but that isn't answering the question of what it does. Keep in mind, when an interviewer asks what a particular line of code does, they are not asking how it works, but what the code is used for. (Which is a BIG difference)
To find out what this code does, we have to look for a pattern that could possibly help us. After looking at the entered values that give us 0, there should be an obvious flag going up. So far 16 and 32 result in true, but if we continued additional powers of 2, we should get a true statements for them as well. Based on that information, we can conclude that this line of code tells us if n is a power of 2!
Build your own Echo Dot!
April 6th, 2017
This guide provides step-by-step instructions for setting up Alexa
voice service on a Raspberry Pi. It demonstrates how to access and test
Alexa voice service using a Java sample app (running on a Raspberry
Pi), a Node.js server, and a third-party wake word engine. You will use
the Node.js server to obtain a Login with Amazon (LWA) authorization
code by visiting a website using your Raspberry Pi's web browser.
For instructions on how to set it up on Mac, Linux or Windows, please see our wiki.
Required hardware
Before you get started, let's review what you'll need.
1.
Raspberry Pi 3 (Recommended) or Pi 2 Model B (Supported) - Buy at
Amazon -
Pi 3 or Pi 2.
2. Micro-USB power cable for Raspberry Pi.
3.
Micro SD Card (Minimum 8 GB) - You need an operating system to get
started. NOOBS (New Out of the Box Software) is an easy-to-use
operating system install manager for Raspberry Pi. The simplest way to
get NOOBS is to buy an SD card with NOOBS pre-installed -
Raspberry Pi 8GB Preloaded (NOOBS) Micro SD Card
. Alternatively, you can download and install it on your SD card
(follow instructions
here).
4.
USB 2.0 Mini Microphone - Raspberry Pi does not have a built-in
microphone; to interact with Alexa you'll need an external one to plug
in -
Buy on Amazon
5. External Speaker with 3.5mm audio cable - Buy on Amazon
6.
A USB Keyboard & Mouse, and an external HDMI Monitor - we also
recommend having a USB keyboard and mouse as well as an HDMI monitor
handy if you're unable to
remote(SSH) into your Pi.
7. Internet connection (Ethernet or WiFi)
8. (Optional) WiFi Wireless Adapter for Pi 2 (Buy on Amazon). Note: Pi 3 has built-in WiFi.
For extra credit, we'll show you how to remote(SSH)
into your device, eliminating the need for a monitor, keyboard and
mouse - and how to tail logs for troubleshooting.
Let's get started
The original Alexa on a Pi project required manual download of
libraries/dependencies and updating a series of configuration files
that were prone to human error. To make the process faster and easier,
we’ve included an install script with the project that will take care
of all the heavy lifting. Not only does this reduce setup time to less
than an hour on a Raspberry Pi 3, it only requires developers to adjust
three variables in a single install script -
Step 1: Setting up your Pi
Unless you already have Raspbian Jessie installed on your Pi, please
follow our guide -
Setting up the Raspberry Pi
- that will walk you through downloading and installing Raspbian
Jessie, and connecting the hardware (if you're unfamiliar with
Raspberry Pi, we highly recommend you follow the guide above to get
your Pi up and ready before moving further).
Step 2: Register for an Amazon developer account
Unless you already have one, go ahead and create a free developer
account at
developer.amazon.com. You should review the AVS Terms and Agreements here.
Step 3: Create a device and security profile
Follow the steps here to register your product and create a security profile.
Make note of the following parameters. You'll need these in Step 5 below.
● ProductID (also known as Device Type ID),
● ClientID, and
● ClientSecret
Important: Make sure your Allowed Origins and Allowed Return URLs are
set under Security Profile > Web Settings (see
Create a device and security profile):
(Login as Root user on your pi and not the default user Pi, because
that affects the Read/write and execute privileges, which might affect
the packages being installed by the automated_install.sh script in step
5)
Open terminal, and type the following:
cd Desktop
git clone https://github.com/alexa/alexa-avs-sample-app.git
Step 5: Update the install script with your credentials
Before you run the install script, you need to update the script with
the credentials that you got in step 3 -
ProductID, ClientID, ClientSecret. Type the following in terminal:
nano automated_install.sh
Paste the values for ProductID, ClientID, and ClientSecret that you got from Step 3 above.
Let's walk through the next few steps relevant to Window 2.
1.
When you run the client, a window should pop up with a message that
says -
2.
Please register your device by visiting the following URL in a web
browser and following the instructions:
https://localhost:3000/provision/d340f629bd685deeff28a917
. Would you like to open the URL automatically in your default browser?
3.
4. Click on "Yes" to open the URL in your default browser.
5.
If you're running Raspbian Jessie with Pixel desktop (and with Chromium
browser), you may get a warning from the browser. You can get around it
by clicking on Advanced -> Proceed to localhost(unsafe).
6.
7.
You'll be taken to a Login with Amazon web page. Enter your Amazon
credentials.
8.
9.
You'll be taken to a Dev Authorization page, confirming that you’d like
your device to access the Security Profile created earlier.
10.
11. Click Okay.
12. You will now be redirected to a URL beginning with https://localhost:3000/authresponse
followed by a query string. The body of the web page will say device
tokens ready.
13.
14.
Return to the Java application and click the OK button. The client is
now ready to accept Alexa requests.
15.
16.
Terminal Window 3
Note: Skip this step to run the same app without a wake word engine.
This project supports two third-party wake word engines: Sensory's
TrulyHandsFree and KITT.AI's Snowboy. The
-e
parameter is used to select the agent and supports two values for
{{engine}}:
kitt_ai and sensory.
Open a new terminal window and use the following commands to bring up a
wake word engine from Sensory or KITT.AI. The wake word engine will
allow you to initiate interactions using the phrase "Alexa".
To use the Sensory wake word engine, type -
cd ~/Desktop/alexa-avs-sample-app/samples
cd wakeWordAgent/src && ./wakeWordAgent -e sensory
or, type this to use KITT.AI's wake word engine -
cd ~/Desktop/alexa-avs-sample-app/samples
cd wakeWordAgent/src && ./wakeWordAgent -e kitt_ai
Now you have a working hands-free AVS prototype!
Use the following resources to learn more about available wake word
engines:
You can now talk to Alexa by simply using the wake word "Alexa". Try
the following -
Say "Alexa", then wait for the beep. Now say "what's the time?"
Say "Alexa", then wait for the beep. Now say "what's the weather in
Seattle?"
If you prefer, you can also click on the "Listen" button, instead of
using the wake word. Click the "Listen" button and wait for the audio
cue before beginning to speak. It may take a second or two before you
hear the audio cue.
Step 9: (Optional): Go headless and get rid of the monitor, keyboard,
and mouse
Now that you've got your AVS prototype running, you may want to get rid
of the monitor, keyboard and mouse. You can do that by using SSH and
VNC. Follow the instructions to
setup SSH and VNC.


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Sets the source reference on plot.ly for colors .
The 'colorssrc' property must be specified as a string or
as a plotly.grid_objs.Column object
Returns
-------
str
◆ line()
| def plotly.graph_objs.funnelarea.Marker.line |
( |
|
self | ) |
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The 'line' property is an instance of Line
that may be specified as:
- An instance of plotly.graph_objs.funnelarea.marker.Line
- A dict of string/value properties that will be passed
to the Line constructor
Supported dict properties:
color
Sets the color of the line enclosing each
sector. Defaults to the `paper_bgcolor` value.
colorsrc
Sets the source reference on plot.ly for color
.
width
Sets the width (in px) of the line enclosing
each sector.
widthsrc
Sets the source reference on plot.ly for width
.
Returns
-------
plotly.graph_objs.funnelarea.marker.Line
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- C:/Users/Nathan/Documents/SP20/Software Engineering/plotly.py/packages/python/plotly/plotly/graph_objs/funnelarea/__init__.py


Subject This month in KISS (#6)!
From Dilyn Corner
Date Mon, 8 Mar 2021 20:43:00 -0500
Welcome to the return of our monthly update! There are just a few things to
discuss, but I hope you find them interesting.
At the head, for those of you who use signature verification on the repos: my
gpg key has finally found its way onto a keyserver! If you haven't had the
chance to add my key yet, you can do so with these great one-liners:
gpg --keyserver keys.gnupg.net --recv-key DA4AB731D4C3F13D
echo trusted-key DA4AB731D4C3F13D >> /root/.gnupg/gpg.conf
[0.0] Index
________________________________________________________________________________
- The new domain [1.0]
- Wiki updates [2.0]
- Mirror...s? [3.0]
- KISS-static [4.0]
- Community [5.0]
[1.0] The new domain
________________________________________________________________________________
As you may have noticed, most of the links floating around (at least that I have
direct access to) have been adjusted! Welcome to k1sslinux.org, the new website
for KISS.
I, like probably many of you, have some attachments to previous names
(getkiss.org is a personal favorite), and I know that many-a-domain had been
setup in the interim, hosted by the likes of $/armaanb and $/mcpcpc, the latter of
whom graciously offered to give me k1ss.net. But I'm a stickler for names, and
my distate for certain TLDs runs deep. k1sslinux.org has a nice ring to it,
matching the likes of other esoteric or enthusiast distros a la Arch, Void, and
Alpine. If/when k1ss.org becomes available, I certainly would like to nab it.
We'll see what happens.
It was also great fun updating /etc/os-release. It marks, I think, the official
change.
[2.0] Wiki updates
________________________________________________________________________________
The versions of the wiki and website published with the package manager have
been updated to include the changes to the site, along with the fixes to the
wiki - no longer should pages that definitely exist 404
(#/wiki/software/wpa_supplicant), and several pages are no longer hidden from
view (#/wiki/kernel/firmware).
Additionally, some new articles are in the works. Some on Wayland, another the
options within the kernel - a large undertaking, but one I've been meaning to do
for quite some time. Remember: if you have an idea for something you would like
to see in the Wiki, don't hesitate to submit a PR or start an issue for an idea!
While I don't want the Wiki to be a replica of references that already exist,
relevant information to KISS is always welcome! Even if it's short - the efistub
article is great, and it's only 88 lines. The most important things in a wiki
article are correctness and relevance. Simple and accurate are good goals to
have!
I will try to keep the docs distributed with kiss as up-to-date as possible, but
not so frequent as to drive you mad with updates.
[3.0] Mirror...s?
________________________________________________________________________________
In August of last year, Dylan rolled out git.k1ss.org, a git mirror of the
official repositories. I have spent the last week dusting off my webserver
knowledge, and would like to announce the official repository mirrors! They are
now hosted at https://git.k1sslinux.org (https specifically for those who DEMAND
security). It's hosted on a cute little linode in Newark, NJ that is, bless it,
running KISS! The server itself is setup with caddy (subject to change) with
repositories generated by stagit, and changes to the GitHub repositories should
be pushed almost immediately to their mirrors through the use of some git hooks.
I have mentioned several times now my interest in alternative VCS for KISS.
Right now, I have a fossil mirror of the repositories setup at
https://fossil.k1sslinux.org Currently, kiss is not equipped to use fossil
repositories, and I haven't decided to what extent this should be pursued by me
or left as an exercise for a motivated user. But they're there for those who are
curious!
Fossil is an alternative VCS to git. You can learn about fossil at
https://fossil-scm.org/home/doc/trunk/www/index.wiki
As it stands, the repositories should be cloneable. Don't push to them though,
please. Primary work will remain on GitHub, at $/kiss-community
[4.0] KISS-static
________________________________________________________________________________
I don't want to use these posts to shill my own stuff too heavily, but Dylan was
never around to see this production come to fruition! I'll just mention it
briefly. $/dilyn-corner/KISS-static is a fully functioning static tarball of
KISS, clocking in at 18MB compressed. You can do all the things you would
normally want to do on KISS... Except build packages. If you want that, you'll
have to grab the lib tarball available on the releases page. At the very least,
KISS-static would make for a wonderful little recovery system. The repository at
the GitHub page is *rough*, mind you, but everything in the core directory
should build with no problems. Have fun :)
[5.0] Community
________________________________________________________________________________
For some parting words, something to say about the community repository! Here
are some general guidelines I'd like to stick to (and these will probably be
cross-posted to other places):
1) If you can, sign your commits! Not only because "Verified" stamps are cool as
hell, but also because signature verification is great, and trusting each other
is a great thing to do :)
2) Make sure you include a package manifest (either within the PR itself or
linked to at a pastebin) with all new packages and package version changes.
This at least pretends to certify that the package builds; I don't have the
energy or patience to build every package. Manifests are not required for
relver bumps, and relver bumps should only be done if an update has to be made
to a package AND that update requires the package be rebuilt.
3) Expect an Issue tracker in the future - either a persistant one or one to
appear regularly - tagging users who have out-of-date packages. Packages left
out of date for 'sufficiently long' will be dropped and buried at
$/kiss-community/kiss-graveyard, where they can be summarily resurrected
(reverting the commit which drops them also works).
4) I currently maintain several HUNDRED packages! It's not unbearable, but it's
certainly a lot. If you would like to take over any of my packages in community,
feel free to submit a PR (appending a space to the relver). Some of the packages
maintained by $/git-bruh are also de facto maintained by me, although I imagine
who-maintains-what will be cleared up as updates roll in.
________________________________________________________________________________
Dylan Araps (C) 2019-2020
kiss-community (C) 2020-2021
Dilyn Corner (C) 2021
Linux(R) is the registered trademark of Linus Torvalds in the U.S. and
other countries.


Cross-platform Perl based R function to create Excel 2003 (XLS) and Excel 2007 (XLSX) files from one or more data frames. Each data frame will be written to a separate named worksheet in the Excel spreadsheet. The worksheet name will be the name of the data frame it contains or can be specified by the user.
| Version: | 4.0.0 |
| Imports: | utils |
| Published: | 2015-12-07 |
| Author: | Marc Schwartz and various authors for Perl modules listed in each .pm file. |
| Maintainer: | Marc Schwartz <marc_schwartz at me.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/marcschwartz/WriteXLS/issues |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| Copyright: | The copyright holders of the Perl files are listed in each .pm file under the Perl directory. |
| URL: | https://github.com/marcschwartz/WriteXLS |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| SystemRequirements: | Perl |
| Materials: | README INSTALL |
| CRAN checks: | WriteXLS results |
| Reference manual: | WriteXLS.pdf |
| Package source: | WriteXLS_4.0.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: WriteXLS_4.0.0.zip, r-release: WriteXLS_4.0.0.zip, r-oldrel: WriteXLS_4.0.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: WriteXLS_4.0.0.tgz, r-oldrel: WriteXLS_4.0.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | WriteXLS archive |
| Reverse imports: | BEACH, ChocoLattes, midrangeMCP, packHV, visvow |
| Reverse suggests: | sos, tframePlus, TSdata |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=WriteXLS to link to this page.


Can it be used on other players, or is it a PvM thing only?
And, how do you force it to happen. When an opponent is asleep or prone you sometimes get the opportunity, but not always. What warrents it?
Not sure if it works on PCs.
The opponent must be asleep, IIRC. It only affects creatures of 4 (perhaps 5) or less Hit Dice. Perhaps that's why you've noticed it working only sporadically. _________________ It's rogue, dammit, ROGUE!!!


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Building a responsive site in less than 20 minutes
28 Jun 2012[caption id="attachment_2704" align="aligncenter" width="407"] An ever-so-sleek responsive portfolio site I designed for a friend in less than 20 minutes using Skeleton as a foundation.[/caption]
With all this talk lately of the new era of responsive design, I realized today that I've yet to create anything that's actually responsive. Given that I've only pondered using it in the implementation of complex, database-driven news sites, the task of tweaking every level of CSS to fit perfectly into a responsive grid system has so far seemed too daunting to tackle.
But I got curious this afternoon, and found my way upon a cool new library called Skeleton, which bills itself as a "a beautiful boilerplate for responsive, mobile-friendly development." Essentially, Skeleton is a collection of CSS and JS files that makes the mystery of responsive design seem a little less illusive. Upon uploading the package to my server, I was pleased to find a neatly-coded, easy-to-understand responsive site that I could play around with and tweak to my own liking. I ended up adjusting the grid size and performing some minor customizations to the underlying Skeleton structural CSS, but other than that, the development kit was, as it promised, "style agnostic."
Since I didn't have any specific projects I needed to be working on today, I decided to give Skeleton a whirl by designing a new online portfolio as a favor for my friend Daniel Medina. I'm not kidding – within 10 minutes I'd coded a fully satisfactory responsive portfolio site that looks beautiful on my iPhone and tablet.
So, if you're feeling experimental, try Skeleton out. It's exciting to see how quickly this technology is catching steam, and to see the actual workings of the responsive CSS in action firsthand. My next goal is to integrate a responsive layout into a more-powerful database-driven site, perhaps one designed in Drupal.


If there is any subject in which the saints of the Most High are interested more than another, it is in the completion of the edifice; destitute of a place of worship, and so many thousands subject to the inconvenience of worshipping out of doors where the cold, heat, and damp alternately prey upon the systems of the weak and delicate, and subject them to colds, fevers, and a variety of diseases, renders it imperative upon us to use our energies in building that house. This however is tolerable, when we consider the inconveniences that we have to labor under in the winter season; when instead of having a commodious building to worship in, we are subjected to the inconvenience of worshipping in private houses, or in the best manner that we can, and no matter how important a subject has to be laid before the saints, it is impossible for them to hear it, as there is no place for them to congregate in.
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These, as natural reasons, might be considered sufficient to induce any religious community to use their utmost exertions in the accomplishment of so desirable object. But when we consider the great work in which we are engaged, a work that has been looked forward to with delight by the ancient servants of God; a theme about which all the inspired poets have sung, and all the prophets, from the foundation of the world, have wrote-even the "..." God has reserved us as the honored instruments to participate in the blessings glories, and privileges, that "..."
 The Lord has given us directions in regard to this affair, and has said, "..." This is a commandment which is binding, which is imperative upon all God's people, and if we consider ourselves his people, we shall feel ourselves bound under the strongest obligations, even that of duty, to our God to fulfill this requisition. We take pleasure in stating that many of the saints have come forward with willingness and cheerfulness, and have tithed and consecrated all, yea more than could have been required of them; whilst others have relaxed in their duty and have been slow to perform their covenants. We know that of late we have had gloomy times; clouds have been gathering around our horizon, and our atmosphere has been impregnated with the foul effluvia of wanton and unmerited persecution; the life of our prophet has been sought after, and many unpleasant circumstances have transpired which in their nature have had a tendency to damp the energies, and slacken the exertions of the saints in the accomplishment of this great work; and as the building of the Temple is principally depending upon the tenth day's labor of the inhabitants of this place, when many are slack, as has been the ease of late, it has a great tendency to retard the work-to dispirit those who are actively engaged, and who feel zealous in the work, and to derange very materially the plans and designs of the committee.  They state that they cannot get sufficient stone quarried to supply the stone cutters at the Temple, and that some of them have been obliged to quit work in consequence, and that unless strenuous exertions are immediately made, and the brethren come up promptly to their duty, the work will be greatly retarded, and perhaps have to stop; at all events the stone cutters will have to stop unless they get an immediate supply of stone. Brethren, such things ought not to be: "..." We have commenced a good work we have been zealously engaged in it-we have spent a great deal of labor, and toil, and our expectations have been great when we have reflected upon the blessings that would flow to us through that medium. Let us begin this next week and continue our labors "..." The committee state that if they have a sufficiency of stone quarried, they can not only be progressing with the work this fall, but the stone cutters can be employed all the winter, and thus have a great quantity of hewn stone ready to commence with as soon as the spring opens which will greatly facilitate the progress of the work.
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theXXcommitteeXXfind committeeXXfindXXthemselves findXXthemselvesXXvery themselvesXXveryXXmuch veryXXmuchXXperplexed muchXXperplexedXXin perplexedXXinXXconsequence inXXconsequenceXXof consequenceXXofXXthe ofXXtheXXbrethren theXXbrethrenXXnot brethrenXXnotXXcoming notXXcomingXXforward comingXXforwardXXas forwardXXasXXusual asXXusualXXfrom usualXXfromXXtheir fromXXtheirXXdifferent theirXXdifferentXXwards differentXXwardsXXto wardsXXtoXXperform toXXperformXXtheir performXXtheirXXtenth theirXXtenthXXof tenthXXofXXlabor ofXXlaborXXthey laborXXtheyXXstate theyXXstateXXthat stateXXthatXXthey thatXXtheyXXcannot theyXXcannotXXget cannotXXgetXXsufficient getXXsufficientXXstone sufficientXXstoneXXquarried stoneXXquarriedXXto quarriedXXtoXXsupply toXXsupplyXXthe supplyXXtheXXstone theXXstoneXXcutters stoneXXcuttersXXat cuttersXXatXXthe atXXtheXXtemple theXXtempleXXand templeXXandXXthat andXXthatXXsome thatXXsomeXXof someXXofXXthem ofXXthemXXhave themXXhaveXXbeen haveXXbeenXXobliged beenXXobligedXXto obligedXXtoXXquit toXXquitXXwork quitXXworkXXin workXXinXXconsequence inXXconsequenceXXand consequenceXXandXXthat andXXthatXXunless thatXXunlessXXstrenuous unlessXXstrenuousXXexertions strenuousXXexertionsXXare exertionsXXareXXimmediately areXXimmediatelyXXmade immediatelyXXmadeXXand madeXXandXXthe andXXtheXXbrethren theXXbrethrenXXcome brethrenXXcomeXXup comeXXupXXpromptly upXXpromptlyXXto promptlyXXtoXXtheir toXXtheirXXduty theirXXdutyXXthe dutyXXtheXXwork theXXworkXXwill workXXwillXXbe willXXbeXXgreatly beXXgreatlyXXretarded greatlyXXretardedXXand retardedXXandXXperhaps andXXperhapsXXhave perhapsXXhaveXXto haveXXtoXXstop toXXstopXXat stopXXatXXall atXXallXXevents allXXeventsXXthe eventsXXtheXXstone theXXstoneXXcutters stoneXXcuttersXXwill cuttersXXwillXXhave willXXhaveXXto haveXXtoXXstop toXXstopXXunless stopXXunlessXXthey unlessXXtheyXXget theyXXgetXXan getXXanXXimmediate anXXimmediateXXsupply immediateXXsupplyXXof supplyXXofXXstone ofXXstoneXXbrethren stoneXXbrethrenXXsuch brethrenXXsuchXXthings suchXXthingsXXought thingsXXoughtXXnot oughtXXnotXXto notXXtoXXbe toXXbeXXwe beXXweXXhave weXXhaveXXcommenced haveXXcommencedXXa commencedXXaXXgood aXXgoodXXwork goodXXworkXXwe workXXweXXhave weXXhaveXXbeen haveXXbeenXXzealously beenXXzealouslyXXengaged zealouslyXXengagedXXin engagedXXinXXit inXXitXXwe itXXweXXhave weXXhaveXXspent haveXXspentXXa spentXXaXXgreat aXXgreatXXdeal greatXXdealXXof dealXXofXXlabor ofXXlaborXXand laborXXandXXtoil andXXtoilXXand toilXXandXXour andXXourXXexpectations ourXXexpectationsXXhave expectationsXXhaveXXbeen haveXXbeenXXgreat beenXXgreatXXwhen greatXXwhenXXwe whenXXweXXhave weXXhaveXXreflected haveXXreflectedXXupon reflectedXXuponXXthe uponXXtheXXblessings theXXblessingsXXthat blessingsXXthatXXwould thatXXwouldXXflow wouldXXflowXXto flowXXtoXXus toXXusXXthrough usXXthroughXXthat throughXXthatXXmedium thatXXmediumXXlet mediumXXletXXus letXXusXXbegin usXXbeginXXthis beginXXthisXXnext thisXXnextXXweek nextXXweekXXand weekXXandXXcontinue andXXcontinueXXour continueXXourXXlabors ourXXlaborsXXthe laborsXXtheXXcommittee theXXcommitteeXXstate committeeXXstateXXthat stateXXthatXXif thatXXifXXthey ifXXtheyXXhave theyXXhaveXXa haveXXaXXsufficiency aXXsufficiencyXXof sufficiencyXXofXXstone ofXXstoneXXquarried stoneXXquarriedXXthey quarriedXXtheyXXcan theyXXcanXXnot canXXnotXXonly notXXonlyXXbe onlyXXbeXXprogressing beXXprogressingXXwith progressingXXwithXXthe withXXtheXXwork theXXworkXXthis workXXthisXXfall thisXXfallXXbut fallXXbutXXthe butXXtheXXstone theXXstoneXXcutters stoneXXcuttersXXcan cuttersXXcanXXbe canXXbeXXemployed beXXemployedXXall employedXXallXXthe allXXtheXXwinter theXXwinterXXand winterXXandXXthus andXXthusXXhave thusXXhaveXXa haveXXaXXgreat aXXgreatXXquantity greatXXquantityXXof quantityXXofXXhewn ofXXhewnXXstone hewnXXstoneXXready stoneXXreadyXXto readyXXtoXXcommence toXXcommenceXXwith commenceXXwithXXas withXXasXXsoon asXXsoonXXas soonXXasXXthe asXXtheXXspring theXXspringXXopens springXXopensXXwhich opensXXwhichXXwill whichXXwillXXgreatly willXXgreatlyXXfacilitate greatlyXXfacilitateXXthe facilitateXXtheXXprogress theXXprogressXXof progressXXofXXthe ofXXtheXXwork
theXXcommittee committeeXXfind findXXthemselves themselvesXXvery veryXXmuch muchXXperplexed perplexedXXin inXXconsequence consequenceXXof ofXXthe theXXbrethren brethrenXXnot notXXcoming comingXXforward forwardXXas asXXusual usualXXfrom fromXXtheir theirXXdifferent differentXXwards wardsXXto toXXperform performXXtheir theirXXtenth tenthXXof ofXXlabor laborXXthey theyXXstate stateXXthat thatXXthey theyXXcannot cannotXXget getXXsufficient sufficientXXstone stoneXXquarried quarriedXXto toXXsupply supplyXXthe theXXstone stoneXXcutters cuttersXXat atXXthe theXXtemple templeXXand andXXthat thatXXsome someXXof ofXXthem themXXhave haveXXbeen beenXXobliged obligedXXto toXXquit quitXXwork workXXin inXXconsequence consequenceXXand andXXthat thatXXunless unlessXXstrenuous strenuousXXexertions exertionsXXare areXXimmediately immediatelyXXmade madeXXand andXXthe theXXbrethren brethrenXXcome comeXXup upXXpromptly promptlyXXto toXXtheir theirXXduty dutyXXthe theXXwork workXXwill willXXbe beXXgreatly greatlyXXretarded retardedXXand andXXperhaps perhapsXXhave haveXXto toXXstop stopXXat atXXall allXXevents eventsXXthe theXXstone stoneXXcutters cuttersXXwill willXXhave haveXXto toXXstop stopXXunless unlessXXthey theyXXget getXXan anXXimmediate immediateXXsupply supplyXXof ofXXstone stoneXXbrethren brethrenXXsuch suchXXthings thingsXXought oughtXXnot notXXto toXXbe beXXwe weXXhave haveXXcommenced commencedXXa aXXgood goodXXwork workXXwe weXXhave haveXXbeen beenXXzealously zealouslyXXengaged engagedXXin inXXit itXXwe weXXhave haveXXspent spentXXa aXXgreat greatXXdeal dealXXof ofXXlabor laborXXand andXXtoil toilXXand andXXour ourXXexpectations expectationsXXhave haveXXbeen beenXXgreat greatXXwhen whenXXwe weXXhave haveXXreflected reflectedXXupon uponXXthe theXXblessings blessingsXXthat thatXXwould wouldXXflow flowXXto toXXus usXXthrough throughXXthat thatXXmedium mediumXXlet letXXus usXXbegin beginXXthis thisXXnext nextXXweek weekXXand andXXcontinue continueXXour ourXXlabors laborsXXthe theXXcommittee committeeXXstate stateXXthat thatXXif ifXXthey theyXXhave haveXXa aXXsufficiency sufficiencyXXof ofXXstone stoneXXquarried quarriedXXthey theyXXcan canXXnot notXXonly onlyXXbe beXXprogressing progressingXXwith withXXthe theXXwork workXXthis thisXXfall fallXXbut butXXthe theXXstone stoneXXcutters cuttersXXcan canXXbe beXXemployed employedXXall allXXthe theXXwinter winterXXand andXXthus thusXXhave haveXXa aXXgreat greatXXquantity quantityXXof ofXXhewn hewnXXstone stoneXXready readyXXto toXXcommence commenceXXwith withXXas asXXsoon soonXXas asXXthe theXXspring springXXopens opensXXwhich whichXXwill willXXgreatly greatlyXXfacilitate facilitateXXthe theXXprogress progressXXof ofXXthe theXXwork
It may here be necessary to give a word or two of instruction: many of the brethren no doubt out of the best of motives bring guns and watches, and other kinds of property that is not saleable, or easy to dispose of; they give them in at what is considered a fair valuation, yet they are not saleable-they will not purchase either provisions or clothing for those that need, neither will they purchase labor, and they lay as useless lumber the hands of the committee. It is the especial desire of the committee, and absolutely necessary for the prosperity of the work that the brethren in town pay their tenth in labor, and not in property.
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itXXmayXXhere mayXXhereXXbe hereXXbeXXnecessary beXXnecessaryXXto necessaryXXtoXXgive toXXgiveXXa giveXXaXXword aXXwordXXor wordXXorXXtwo orXXtwoXXof twoXXofXXinstruction ofXXinstructionXXmany instructionXXmanyXXof manyXXofXXthe ofXXtheXXbrethren theXXbrethrenXXno brethrenXXnoXXdoubt noXXdoubtXXout doubtXXoutXXof outXXofXXthe ofXXtheXXbest theXXbestXXof bestXXofXXmotives ofXXmotivesXXbring motivesXXbringXXguns bringXXgunsXXand gunsXXandXXwatches andXXwatchesXXand watchesXXandXXother andXXotherXXkinds otherXXkindsXXof kindsXXofXXproperty ofXXpropertyXXthat propertyXXthatXXis thatXXisXXnot isXXnotXXsaleable notXXsaleableXXor saleableXXorXXeasy orXXeasyXXto easyXXtoXXdispose toXXdisposeXXof disposeXXofXXthey ofXXtheyXXgive theyXXgiveXXthem giveXXthemXXin themXXinXXat inXXatXXwhat atXXwhatXXis whatXXisXXconsidered isXXconsideredXXa consideredXXaXXfair aXXfairXXvaluation fairXXvaluationXXyet valuationXXyetXXthey yetXXtheyXXare theyXXareXXnot areXXnotXXsaleable notXXsaleableXXthey saleableXXtheyXXwill theyXXwillXXnot willXXnotXXpurchase notXXpurchaseXXeither purchaseXXeitherXXprovisions eitherXXprovisionsXXor provisionsXXorXXclothing orXXclothingXXfor clothingXXforXXthose forXXthoseXXthat thoseXXthatXXneed thatXXneedXXneither needXXneitherXXwill neitherXXwillXXthey willXXtheyXXpurchase theyXXpurchaseXXlabor purchaseXXlaborXXand laborXXandXXthey andXXtheyXXlay theyXXlayXXas layXXasXXuseless asXXuselessXXlumber uselessXXlumberXXthe lumberXXtheXXhands theXXhandsXXof handsXXofXXthe ofXXtheXXcommittee theXXcommitteeXXit committeeXXitXXis itXXisXXthe isXXtheXXespecial theXXespecialXXdesire especialXXdesireXXof desireXXofXXthe ofXXtheXXcommittee theXXcommitteeXXand committeeXXandXXabsolutely andXXabsolutelyXXnecessary absolutelyXXnecessaryXXfor necessaryXXforXXthe forXXtheXXprosperity theXXprosperityXXof prosperityXXofXXthe ofXXtheXXwork theXXworkXXthat workXXthatXXthe thatXXtheXXbrethren theXXbrethrenXXin brethrenXXinXXtown inXXtownXXpay townXXpayXXtheir payXXtheirXXtenth theirXXtenthXXin tenthXXinXXlabor inXXlaborXXand laborXXandXXnot andXXnotXXin notXXinXXproperty
itXXmay mayXXhere hereXXbe beXXnecessary necessaryXXto toXXgive giveXXa aXXword wordXXor orXXtwo twoXXof ofXXinstruction instructionXXmany manyXXof ofXXthe theXXbrethren brethrenXXno noXXdoubt doubtXXout outXXof ofXXthe theXXbest bestXXof ofXXmotives motivesXXbring bringXXguns gunsXXand andXXwatches watchesXXand andXXother otherXXkinds kindsXXof ofXXproperty propertyXXthat thatXXis isXXnot notXXsaleable saleableXXor orXXeasy easyXXto toXXdispose disposeXXof ofXXthey theyXXgive giveXXthem themXXin inXXat atXXwhat whatXXis isXXconsidered consideredXXa aXXfair fairXXvaluation valuationXXyet yetXXthey theyXXare areXXnot notXXsaleable saleableXXthey theyXXwill willXXnot notXXpurchase purchaseXXeither eitherXXprovisions provisionsXXor orXXclothing clothingXXfor forXXthose thoseXXthat thatXXneed needXXneither neitherXXwill willXXthey theyXXpurchase purchaseXXlabor laborXXand andXXthey theyXXlay layXXas asXXuseless uselessXXlumber lumberXXthe theXXhands handsXXof ofXXthe theXXcommittee committeeXXit itXXis isXXthe theXXespecial especialXXdesire desireXXof ofXXthe theXXcommittee committeeXXand andXXabsolutely absolutelyXXnecessary necessaryXXfor forXXthe theXXprosperity prosperityXXof ofXXthe theXXwork workXXthat thatXXthe theXXbrethren brethrenXXin inXXtown townXXpay payXXtheir theirXXtenth tenthXXin inXXlabor laborXXand andXXnot notXXin inXXproperty
In regard to the brethren in the country, we would also say a word. Cattle which are neither fit for milking or killing are frequently brought in for tithing, and they lay as dead property on the hands of the committee-as they have no way of feeding them they are put into the drove, from which several have wandered off and been lost; we would therefore advise the brethren to bring in fat cattle which would immediately supply the hands with beef; or otherwise milch cows that might be disposed of to advantage. Another word on this subject and we have done.  It is for you, brethren, to say whether the work shall stand or progress; one thing is certain, that unless that is done all our efforts to aggrandize or enrich ourselves will be vain and futile. We may build splendid houses but we shall not inhabit them; we may cultivate farms but we shall not enjoy them; we may plant orchards, or vineyards, but we shall not eat the fruit of them. The word of the Lord is build my house, and until that command is fulfilled we stand responsible to the great Jehovah for the fulfillment of it, and if not done in due time we may have to share the same fate that we have heretofore done in XXSTATE.
perhapsXXweXXhaveXXsaid weXXhaveXXsaidXXenough haveXXsaidXXenoughXXon saidXXenoughXXonXXthis enoughXXonXXthisXXsubject onXXthisXXsubjectXXbut thisXXsubjectXXbutXXwe subjectXXbutXXweXXfeel butXXweXXfeelXXthe weXXfeelXXtheXXimportance feelXXtheXXimportanceXXof theXXimportanceXXofXXit importanceXXofXXitXXand ofXXitXXandXXtherefore itXXandXXthereforeXXspeak andXXthereforeXXspeakXXplainly thereforeXXspeakXXplainlyXXit speakXXplainlyXXitXXis plainlyXXitXXisXXfor itXXisXXforXXyou isXXforXXyouXXbrethren forXXyouXXbrethrenXXto youXXbrethrenXXtoXXsay brethrenXXtoXXsayXXwhether toXXsayXXwhetherXXthe sayXXwhetherXXtheXXwork whetherXXtheXXworkXXshall theXXworkXXshallXXstand workXXshallXXstandXXor shallXXstandXXorXXprogress standXXorXXprogressXXone orXXprogressXXoneXXthing progressXXoneXXthingXXis oneXXthingXXisXXcertain thingXXisXXcertainXXthat isXXcertainXXthatXXunless certainXXthatXXunlessXXthat thatXXunlessXXthatXXis unlessXXthatXXisXXdone thatXXisXXdoneXXall isXXdoneXXallXXour doneXXallXXourXXefforts allXXourXXeffortsXXto ourXXeffortsXXtoXXaggrandize effortsXXtoXXaggrandizeXXor toXXaggrandizeXXorXXenrich aggrandizeXXorXXenrichXXourselves orXXenrichXXourselvesXXwill enrichXXourselvesXXwillXXbe ourselvesXXwillXXbeXXvain willXXbeXXvainXXand beXXvainXXandXXfutile vainXXandXXfutileXXwe andXXfutileXXweXXmay futileXXweXXmayXXbuild weXXmayXXbuildXXsplendid mayXXbuildXXsplendidXXhouses buildXXsplendidXXhousesXXbut splendidXXhousesXXbutXXwe housesXXbutXXweXXshall butXXweXXshallXXnot weXXshallXXnotXXinhabit shallXXnotXXinhabitXXthem notXXinhabitXXthemXXwe inhabitXXthemXXweXXmay themXXweXXmayXXcultivate weXXmayXXcultivateXXfarms mayXXcultivateXXfarmsXXbut cultivateXXfarmsXXbutXXwe farmsXXbutXXweXXshall butXXweXXshallXXnot weXXshallXXnotXXenjoy shallXXnotXXenjoyXXthem notXXenjoyXXthemXXwe enjoyXXthemXXweXXmay themXXweXXmayXXplant weXXmayXXplantXXorchards mayXXplantXXorchardsXXor plantXXorchardsXXorXXvineyards orchardsXXorXXvineyardsXXbut orXXvineyardsXXbutXXwe vineyardsXXbutXXweXXshall butXXweXXshallXXnot weXXshallXXnotXXeat shallXXnotXXeatXXthe notXXeatXXtheXXfruit eatXXtheXXfruitXXof theXXfruitXXofXXthem fruitXXofXXthemXXthe ofXXthemXXtheXXword themXXtheXXwordXXof theXXwordXXofXXthe wordXXofXXtheXXlord ofXXtheXXlordXXis theXXlordXXisXXbuild lordXXisXXbuildXXmy isXXbuildXXmyXXhouse buildXXmyXXhouseXXand myXXhouseXXandXXuntil houseXXandXXuntilXXthat andXXuntilXXthatXXcommand untilXXthatXXcommandXXis thatXXcommandXXisXXfulfilled commandXXisXXfulfilledXXwe isXXfulfilledXXweXXstand fulfilledXXweXXstandXXresponsible weXXstandXXresponsibleXXto standXXresponsibleXXtoXXthe responsibleXXtoXXtheXXgreat toXXtheXXgreatXXjehovah theXXgreatXXjehovahXXfor greatXXjehovahXXforXXthe jehovahXXforXXtheXXfulfillment forXXtheXXfulfillmentXXof theXXfulfillmentXXofXXit fulfillmentXXofXXitXXand ofXXitXXandXXif itXXandXXifXXnot andXXifXXnotXXdone ifXXnotXXdoneXXin notXXdoneXXinXXdue doneXXinXXdueXXtime inXXdueXXtimeXXwe dueXXtimeXXweXXmay timeXXweXXmayXXhave weXXmayXXhaveXXto mayXXhaveXXtoXXshare haveXXtoXXshareXXthe toXXshareXXtheXXsame shareXXtheXXsameXXfate theXXsameXXfateXXthat sameXXfateXXthatXXwe fateXXthatXXweXXhave thatXXweXXhaveXXheretofore weXXhaveXXheretoforeXXdone haveXXheretoforeXXdoneXXin heretoforeXXdoneXXinXXxxstate
perhapsXXweXXhave weXXhaveXXsaid haveXXsaidXXenough saidXXenoughXXon enoughXXonXXthis onXXthisXXsubject thisXXsubjectXXbut subjectXXbutXXwe butXXweXXfeel weXXfeelXXthe feelXXtheXXimportance theXXimportanceXXof importanceXXofXXit ofXXitXXand itXXandXXtherefore andXXthereforeXXspeak thereforeXXspeakXXplainly speakXXplainlyXXit plainlyXXitXXis itXXisXXfor isXXforXXyou forXXyouXXbrethren youXXbrethrenXXto brethrenXXtoXXsay toXXsayXXwhether sayXXwhetherXXthe whetherXXtheXXwork theXXworkXXshall workXXshallXXstand shallXXstandXXor standXXorXXprogress orXXprogressXXone progressXXoneXXthing oneXXthingXXis thingXXisXXcertain isXXcertainXXthat certainXXthatXXunless thatXXunlessXXthat unlessXXthatXXis thatXXisXXdone isXXdoneXXall doneXXallXXour allXXourXXefforts ourXXeffortsXXto effortsXXtoXXaggrandize toXXaggrandizeXXor aggrandizeXXorXXenrich orXXenrichXXourselves enrichXXourselvesXXwill ourselvesXXwillXXbe willXXbeXXvain beXXvainXXand vainXXandXXfutile andXXfutileXXwe futileXXweXXmay weXXmayXXbuild mayXXbuildXXsplendid buildXXsplendidXXhouses splendidXXhousesXXbut housesXXbutXXwe butXXweXXshall weXXshallXXnot shallXXnotXXinhabit notXXinhabitXXthem inhabitXXthemXXwe themXXweXXmay weXXmayXXcultivate mayXXcultivateXXfarms cultivateXXfarmsXXbut farmsXXbutXXwe butXXweXXshall weXXshallXXnot shallXXnotXXenjoy notXXenjoyXXthem enjoyXXthemXXwe themXXweXXmay weXXmayXXplant mayXXplantXXorchards plantXXorchardsXXor orchardsXXorXXvineyards orXXvineyardsXXbut vineyardsXXbutXXwe butXXweXXshall weXXshallXXnot shallXXnotXXeat notXXeatXXthe eatXXtheXXfruit theXXfruitXXof fruitXXofXXthem ofXXthemXXthe themXXtheXXword theXXwordXXof wordXXofXXthe ofXXtheXXlord theXXlordXXis lordXXisXXbuild isXXbuildXXmy buildXXmyXXhouse myXXhouseXXand houseXXandXXuntil andXXuntilXXthat untilXXthatXXcommand thatXXcommandXXis commandXXisXXfulfilled isXXfulfilledXXwe fulfilledXXweXXstand weXXstandXXresponsible standXXresponsibleXXto responsibleXXtoXXthe toXXtheXXgreat theXXgreatXXjehovah greatXXjehovahXXfor jehovahXXforXXthe forXXtheXXfulfillment theXXfulfillmentXXof fulfillmentXXofXXit ofXXitXXand itXXandXXif andXXifXXnot ifXXnotXXdone notXXdoneXXin doneXXinXXdue inXXdueXXtime dueXXtimeXXwe timeXXweXXmay weXXmayXXhave mayXXhaveXXto haveXXtoXXshare toXXshareXXthe shareXXtheXXsame theXXsameXXfate sameXXfateXXthat fateXXthatXXwe thatXXweXXhave weXXhaveXXheretofore haveXXheretoforeXXdone heretoforeXXdoneXXin doneXXinXXxxstate
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But leaving duty and interest out of the question, if we wish to receive great blessings from the hands of Jehovah, if we wish to receive our anointing, if we wish the glory of the priesthood to be more fully developed, if we wish to do the will of God and to secure the blessings of the most high God, in fact if we wish to secure our present, our temporal and eternal salvation, we shall build that house.
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4.14 The uu ModuleThe uu encoding scheme is used to convert arbitrary binary data to plain text. This format is quite popular on the Usenet, but is slowly being superseded by base64 encoding. A uu encoder takes groups of three bytes (24 bits) and converts each group to a sequence of four printable characters (6 bits per character), using characters from chr(32) (space) to chr(95). Including the length marker and line feed characters, uu encoding typically expands data by 40 percent. An encoded data stream starts with a begin line, which includes the file privileges (the Unix mode field as an octal number) and the filename, and ends with an end line: begin 666 sample.jpg M_]C_X 02D9)1@ ! 0 0 ! #_VP!# @&!@<&!0@'!P<)'0@*#!0-# L+ ...more lines like this... end The uu module provides two functions: encode and decode. The encode(infile, outfile, filename) function, shown in Example 4-24, encodes data from the input file and writes it to the output file. The input and output file arguments can be either filenames or file objects. The third argument is used as filename in the begin field. Example 4-24. Using the uu Module to Encode a Binary FileFile: uu-example-1.py import uu import os, sys infile = "samples/sample.jpg" uu.encode(infile, sys.stdout, os.path.basename(infile)) begin 666 sample.jpg M_]C_X 02D9)1@ ! 0 0 ! #_VP!# @&!@<&!0@'!P<)"0@*#!0-# L+ M#!D2$P\4'1H?'AT:'!P@)"XG("(L(QP<*#<I+# Q-#0T'R<Y/3@R/"XS-#+_ MVP!# 0D)"0P+#!@-#1@R(1PA,C(R,C(R,C(R,C(R,C(R,C(R,C(R,C(R,C(R M,C(R,C(R,C(R,C(R,C(R,C(R,C(R,C+_P 1" " ( # 2( A$! Q$!_\0 M'P 04! 0$! 0$ $" P0%!@<("0H+_\0 M1 @$# P($ P4% The decode(infile, outfile) function, shown in Example 4-25, decodes uu-encoded data from the input text file and writes it to the output file. Again, both arguments can be either filenames or file objects. Example 4-25. Using the uu Module to Decode a uu-Encoded FileFile: uu-example-2.py import uu import StringIO infile = "samples/sample.uue" outfile = "samples/sample.jpg" # # decode fi = open(infile) fo = StringIO.StringIO() uu.decode(fi, fo) # # compare with original data file data = open(outfile, "rb").read() if fo.getvalue() == data: print len(data), "bytes ok" |
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Nigerian troops rescue women, children from Boko Haram — Official
by Agency ReportNigerian troops deployed in Gwoza Local Government Area of Borno State have rescued women and children from Boko Haram captivity.
A spokesperson for the Nigerian Army, Aminu Iliyasu, said in a statement on Sunday that the victims were rescued after some Boko Haram fighters were subdued in the local government area on Saturday. The victims included four women and four children.
Mr Iliyasu, a colonel, said the children were administered with polio vaccination by a military medical team. An elderly woman in her 80s was amongst those rescued, but it was unclear whether she needed immediate medical care.
No military causality was recorded during the operation, Mr Ilyasu said. Suspected Boko Haram elements fled the local government into the Mandara Mountains with gunshot wounds, he said.
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“The troops’ resilience and doggedness are unwavering as further exploitation to complete annihilation of the insurgents is being sustained in the mountainous environment,” he said.
The victims joined thousands of other Nigerians rescued from Boko Haram captivity in recent years. The insurgents regularly abduct citizens in the war-ravaged northeast for use as recruits, slaves or ransom.
The spokesperson said Nigerian troops would continue to extract credible intelligence on the presence of some of Boko Haram insurgents across the region.
(NAN)


| 036:054 Khan | : |
This Day (Day of Resurrection), none will be wronged in anything, nor will you be requited anything except that which you used to do. |
| 036:054 Maulana | : |
So this day no soul is wronged in aught; and you are not rewarded aught but for what you did. |
| 036:054 Pickthal | : |
This day no soul is wronged in aught; nor are ye requited aught save what ye used to do. |
| 036:054 Rashad | : |
On that day, no soul will be wronged in the least. You will be paid precisely for whatever you did. |
| 036:054 Sarwar | : |
No soul will be in the least bit wronged on that Day and no one will receive any recompense other than what he deserves for his deeds. |
| 036:054 Shakir | : |
So this day no soul shall be dealt with unjustly in the least; and you shall not be rewarded aught but that which you did. |
| 036:054 Sherali | : |
And on that day no soul will be wronged in aught; nor will you be requited but for what you used to do. |
| 036:054 Yusufali | : |
Then, on that Day, not a soul will be wronged in the least, and ye shall but be repaid the meeds of your past Deeds. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > تنزيه الله تعالى عن الظلم Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> Allah the Exalted is Free of Injustice أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > الوعد والوعيد Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> Promise and Threat العمل > المسؤولية > إنتفاء مسؤولية المرء عن عمل غيره Action(Work)> Responsibility> A Person is Not Responsible for What is Done by others العمل > المسؤولية > مسؤولية المرء عن عمله Action(Work)> Responsibility> Every one is Responsible for What he/she has Done
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March 2013
the "eventual consequences of poor or evolving architecture and development within a code base." (Wikipedia)
all of the scary things about your code/website/app
that you've found workarounds for,
or deemed "good enough", which eventually,
(and without fail) come back to bite you
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Range operations may throw a DOMRangeException
as specified in their method descriptions.
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#include <DOMRangeException.hpp>
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Public Constants | |
| enum | RangeExceptionCode { BAD_BOUNDARYPOINTS_ERR = 111, INVALID_NODE_TYPE_ERR = 112 } |
Enumerators for DOM Range Exceptions. More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
Constructors | |
| DOMRangeException () | |
| Default constructor for DOMRangeException. | |
| DOMRangeException (short code, short messageCode, MemoryManager *const memoryManager) | |
| Constructor which takes an error code and a message. | |
| DOMRangeException (const DOMRangeException &other) | |
| Copy constructor. | |
Destructor. | |
| virtual | ~DOMRangeException () |
| Destructor for DOMRangeException. |
Range operations may throw a DOMRangeException
as specified in their method descriptions.
See also the Document Object Model (DOM) Level 2 Traversal and Range Specification.
Enumerators for DOM Range Exceptions.
BAD_BOUNDARYPOINTS_ERR:
If the boundary-points of a Range do not meet specific requirements.
INVALID_NODE_TYPE_ERR:
If the container of an boundary-point of a Range is being set to either a node of an invalid type or a node with an ancestor of an invalid type.
| xercesc::DOMRangeException::DOMRangeException | ( | ) |
Default constructor for DOMRangeException.
| xercesc::DOMRangeException::DOMRangeException | ( | short | code, | |
| short | messageCode, | |||
| MemoryManager *const | memoryManager | |||
| ) |
Constructor which takes an error code and a message.
| code | The error code which indicates the exception | |
| messageCode | The string containing the error message | |
| memoryManager | The memory manager used to (de)allocate memory |
| xercesc::DOMRangeException::DOMRangeException | ( | const DOMRangeException & | other | ) |
Copy constructor.
| other | The object to be copied. |
| xercesc::DOMRangeException::~DOMRangeException | ( | ) | [virtual] |
Destructor for DOMRangeException.