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Personal time off is a flexible type of paid leave that can be used for just about any reason, besides vacations. It isn't earned, nor does it accrue; rather, it's given at the beginning of each year (or at the employee's start date if new). Here just a few examples of what to use personal time off for:
Every employee will receive 3 days of paid personal time off each year, at the start of the year. Newly hired employees will receive the same number of days off, but on their start date. Unused days will not roll over from year-to-year.
Personal time off can be used by notifying the person you report to as early as reasonably possible and gaining approval. (We realize that certain situations don't arise until the day of, like illness, which is okay.) Time off can be taken in whole-hour increments.


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Inspire people,friends or society towards healthy,socially connected and motivated society by sending healthy surprises and create healthy communities further to pursue healthy activities with them as healthy lifestyles.
We love to surprise old friends/relatives/colleagues/communities with something special as an event .Many of the times we wait for any such lucky event to happen and cherish the past memories .Let's give this a healthy purpose with HealthySurprise.
People adapt to healthy lifestyle by doing yoga,meditation,dance and being spiritual in their lifestyle.HealthySurprise give them a purpose to do so.Every aspect of wellness can affect a person’s life.Working toward all of them in one way or another is a great goal, because wellness relates directly to the quality of a person’s life.
People love to do activities togther and get motovation to do so from each other .HealthySurprise will act as connecting platform for the same.
Life demands, stress, crisis, or trauma can impact or alter our routines and habits. This can lead to emotional (anxiety, depression), social (cranky, isolated, angry), or physical (tired, agitated) imbalances.Establishing new, better habits that support our wellness goals and values can be challenging, but worth it. Developing healthier routines and habits in our lives can lead to positive feelings (emotional), relationship satisfaction (social), increased energy (physical), inspiration (emotional), and a feeling that we are using our creative talents, skills, and abilities to engage in activities (occupational, intellectual, spiritual).We may already have regular practices that make us feel better, such as mindfulness exercises, meditation or yoga, or calls to friends.HealthySurprise is helping you out in increasing activities that contribute to our wellness and connecting with others for your social well being.
Activation ,Persistence and intensity are three pillars of motivation which we always need and look for at various times .We promote this and wants to create an inspiring community of healthy people with healthy lifestyles.
Ability to promote health meausres that inprove the standard of living and quality of life in the community .
Do you allow yourself to be open to and acknowledge your feelings without judgment? Have you found and developed safe relationships with people or groups where you can express your feelings and thoughts? We want to create communities which feel comfortable to share feelings based on interests which deeply affects us .
The Social Wellness Dimension involves having healthy relationships with friends, family, and the community, and having an interest in and concern for the needs of others and humankind.We promote collboration and connection in unique way .
Do you schedule time for leisure? Are you spending time with friends,taking nature walks, scheduling massages, or doing whatever it takes to relax? Are you thinking about how you spend time each day and considering volunteer work in the community? HealthySurprise try to give you a healthy reason for spending quality time.
Stress can have a positive effect on your thoughts, emotions, behaviours and body reactions. Stress is more likely to result in positive outcomes if you see it as a challenge or something you can strive to overcome. It can help motivate you to work hard. Stress can also lead to positive effects if you respond with healthy behaviours that improve your situation. You can experience the positive effects of stress even in the face of some negative effects.HealthySurprise is all about creating that environment of positive effects.
Creating balance in our lives is an important part of wellness. Overall, a balanced life can mean many things, depending on culture, circumstances, resources, and other factors.Balance means making sure we have time to do the things that make us feel happy and fulfilled. This includes working (paid or unpaid), having fun, spending time with family and friends, participating in the community, being physically active—including sexually—,praying, and relaxing and sleeping. Because we each have individual needs, preferences, and capabilities, what we consider “balance” will also look different. And it’s important for us to re-balance from time to time, to adjust to what is going on in our lives.It's time to rebalance ourselves with HealthySurprises.
Discover what you like to do best, and do it often. It will help keep your spirits and emotions up.Find an outlet for physical activity, such as a sports league or a gym/fitness center.Take some time to yourself regularly. Identify resources that can help you with a sleep schedule or ideas for meal planning.Practice positive self-affirmations. Develop a positive statement to repeat to yourself daily. When you change your thoughts, you can change your mood and attitude. HealthySurprise is creating virtual environment for all this to happen .
People often blame technology for the prevalence of loneliness, pointing out that we spend too much time scrolling through social media and not enough of it but how you use such platforms seems to matter more than how much you do so. We can all benefit from developing digital habits that support meaningful human connections—especially now that it may be our only option until the outbreak calms.HealthySurprise do this with minimal use of tech and sound mental health practices on our platform .
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Open Healthy Surprise Social network
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Navigate to Send Surprise Section below
Enter the details of person you want to send the surprise
Enter your and receiver's phone number
Message will be sent on phone with surprise link
All surprises sent can be seen on social network of HealthySurprise
Smile together and create healthier lives by sending healthy surprises !!
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relationships, but He also was confirming again and again that He loved me and was calling me to serve Him in ministry. Through the good and the bad moments of those years, Tina was there for me. She had an uncanny way of knowing when I had a bad day and recognizing when I needed a serious listening ear or a goofy joke to cheer me up.
In the years since we lived together, Tina and I have logged lots of hours of phone conversations. We developed an ability to recognize each other’s voices on the phone instantly. Instead of an introduction, the one calling would just start the conversation by saying simply, “It’s me,” and then launching right into conversation.
“It’s me” has also come to mean “you can tell me anything,” “you can be yourself with me,” and “I will love you and be your friend no matter what you’re going through.”
If one of us begins to doubt that we can share our fears or failures, if we hesitate to disclose something painful or revealing, the other just responds, “Hey. It’s me.” Feeling comforted by those words, the other one will inevitably continue.
That kind of friendship, the kind that sustains us in the highest and lowest points of life, is a gift from God. God sends people into our lives as His agents, His instruments, to show us what unconditional love feels like. We can’t expect our friends to be perfect, but we can expect to find signs of how God loves us in the love of other people.
Although the central figure of our story this week is Naomi, the book of the Bible that contains her story is named for her daughter-in-law Ruth. In Ruth 1, Naomi gains a gift like no other in the friendship of Ruth. Ruth’s name, in fact, means “Friend.” These women have been through both joy and grief together, and when Naomi decides to return to her homeland, she urges both of her daughters-in-law to return to their own families. One of them, Orpah, decides to return to her parents, but Ruth refuses to go back.
 Your people will be my people and your God my God.  May the Lord deal with me, be it ever so severely, if anything but death separates you and me.” When Naomi realized that Ruth was determined to go with her, she stopped urging her.
Ruth 1:16-18
What does Ruth pledge to Naomi?
Your will be my .
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Deleting an Affiliate Referral Account
How to permanently delete an affiliate referral account from the Vendors module.
- Locate the required vendor account by selecting a filter or by doing a search.
- Click the Edit button beside the required vendor account. This opens the Edit Vendors page.
- Maximize
the Affiliate Referrals section. This displays any affiliate referral accounts associated with this vendor.
- Click the Edit button beside the required record.
- Click the Delete link. This displays the message "Are You Sure You Wish To Delete This Item?"
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General election 2019: Labour to open 1,000 Sure Start centres shut in Tory cuts
Jeremy Corbyn will say the Tories are "failing a whole generation of children" as he vows to reverse years of cuts
by Ben Glaze, Dan Bloom, https://www.facebook.com/MirrorPolitics, https://www.facebook.com/mirrordanbloomLabour would open 1,000 Sure Start centres to boost young families, Jeremy Corbyn has announced.
Some 1,000 of the vital community centres were shut under Tory cuts, despite young parents hailing them as a lifeline as they raised their children.
Labour would also boost free childcare to 30 hours a week for all children aged 2 to 4 - far more than the Tories offer. The Tories only offer it for working parents of those aged 3 or 4, and some others.
Mr Corbyn, who will unveil the pledges in Leeds, said: “The Conservatives are failing a whole generation of children.
“Labour will deliver the real change Britain needs.
“Parents are struggling to afford the childcare support they need, while many children are going hungry and growing up homeless.
“Labour will open a Sure Start centre in every community and fund 30 hours’ free childcare for all two to four-year-olds to unlock the potential of every child.”
Shadow Education Secretary Angela Rayner, who had her first baby as a teenager, said at a rally: “When I was 16 and I had my son I went to a Sure Start centre, one of the first under the last Labour government, and I can honestly say that Sure Start centre made me a better mum.
“It taught me how important it was to sit with my child and give them cuddles and to read to them.
“You gave me a gift to be a better mum than my mum had the ability to be - and you changed the life of my children.
“That’s what Labour does when we’re in government.”
She added: “I was that kid who grew up in a council house.
“My mum was from Wythenshawe and couldn’t read or write.
“I left school without qualifications, pregnant at 16. I felt ashamed of who I was.
“I felt I was nothing, and I remember at the time there was a Tory minister at the time saying girls like me were getting pregnant to get council housing.
“That’s what they think.”
In June, a report by the Institute for Fiscal Studies found Sure Start centres brought “big benefits for children’s health”.
Aimed at improving early years health and education, they were launched 20 years ago as a flagship of Tony Blair ’s Labour Party.
The study found that for every one Sure Start centre per thousand children there were 5,500 fewer hospital admissions for 11-year-olds each year.


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %}Welcome to lexwheels{% endblock %} {% block navbar %} {% if g.user %}
A student project about owners and their cars
Registered owners are available to view as a list as well as individual owners. The individual owners view lists the cars owned by the individual owner.
Owners
There is a simple API that returns owners as JSON-formatted data.
In a similar fashion individual owners are also available.
Car owner data can be added to, changed and/or deleted.
These operations are available on the Admin pages, and are restricted to authenticated users only.
Fortunately a user named admin with password admin is available.


[§195D-5.1] Protection of Hawaii's unique flora and fauna. The department of land and natural resources shall initiate amendments to the conservation district boundaries consistent with section 205-4 in order to include high quality native forests and the habitat of rare native species of flora and fauna within the conservation district. The department may seek assistance from appropriate public, private, and nonprofit agencies and may employ consultants as necessary to implement this section. [L 1987, c 82, §2]
Cross References
Biological survey; designation, see §6E-61.


--- title: Matrix Revisions author: '' date: '2017-09-30' slug: matrix-revision categories: - statistics tags: - basic mathematics - linear algebra - Medical Statistics - LSHTM - London summary: "統計學中常用的簡單數學規則 (2)" ---
An \(m\times n\) matrix \(A\) is a rectangular array of numbers with \(m\) rows and \(n\) columns.
The elements of a matrix \(A_{m\times n}\) are \(a_{ij}\)
The order of a matrix is the number of rows by the number of columns, i.e. \(m\times n\)
A column vector with \(m\) elements, \(y = \left( \begin{array}{c} y_1\\ y_2\\ \vdots\\ y_n \end{array} \right)\), is a matrix with only one column i.e. an \(m\times 1\) matrix.
A row vector with \(n\) elements, \(x=(x_1,x_2,x_3, \cdots, x_n)\), is a matrix with only one row, i.e. an \(1\times n\) matrix.
Transposed matrix \(A^T\) (or \(A'\)) arises from the matrix \(A\) by interchanging the column vectors and the row vectors i.e. \(a_{ij}^T = a_{ji}\) (so a column vector is converted into a row vector and vise versa)
A partitioned matrix is a matrix written in terms of sub-matrices. \(A=\left( \begin{array}{c} A_{11} & A_{12}\\ A_{21} & A_{22}\\ \end{array} \right)\), where \(A_{11},A_{12},A_{21},A_{22}\) are sub-matrices
A square matrix has exactly as many rows as it has columns i.e. the order of the matrix is \(n\times n\)
The main diagonal (or leading diagnonal) of a square matrix \(A (n\times n)\) are the elements lying on the diagnoal from top left to bottom right. \(a_{11},a_{22},a_{33},\cdots,a_{nn}\) i.e. all \(a_{ii}, i= 1,\cdots, n\)
The trace of a square matrix is the sum of the diagonal elements \(tr(A)=a_{11}+a_{22}+\cdots+a_{nn}=\sum_{i=1}^na_{ii}\)
{{% alert note %}} Addition (Substraction) can take place only when the matrices involved are of the same order. i.e. Two matrices can be added (subtracted) only if they have the same numbers of rows and the same numbers of columns. {{% /alert %}}
Multiplication by scalar: - \(cA=Ac\) - \(c(dA)=(cd)A\) - \((c\pm d)A=cA\pm dA\) - \(c(A\pm B)=cA \pm cB\)
Multiplication of an \(2\times2\) matrix by a column vector which has 2 rows yields a column vector with \(2\) rows. \[Ax=\left( \begin{array}{c} a_{11} & a_{12}\\ a_{21} & a_{22}\\ \end{array} \right)\left( \begin{array}{c} x_{1}\\ x_{2}\\ \end{array} \right)=\left( \begin{array}{c} a_{11}x_1+a_{12}x_2\\ a_{21}x_1+a_{22}x_2\\ \end{array} \right)\]
Multiplication of an \(m\times n\) matrix by a column vector which has \(n\) rows yields a column vector with \(m\) rows. \[Ax=\left( \begin{array}{c} a_{11} & \cdots & a_{1n} \\ \vdots & \ddots & \vdots \\ a_{m1} & \cdots & a_{mn} \end{array} \right)\left( \begin{array}{c} x_{1}\\ x_{2}\\ \vdots \\ x_{n} \end{array} \right)=\left( \begin{array}{c} a_{11}x_{1}+a_{12}x_2+\cdots+a_{1n}x_n\\ \vdots \\ a_{m1}x_{1}+a_{m2}x_2+\cdots+a_{mn}x_n \end{array} \right)=y \\ i.e. y_i=\sum_{j=1}^na_{ij}x_j, \; i=1,\cdots, m\]
Multiplication of matrices: The product \(AB=C\) is defined only when \(A_{m\times r}\) has exactly as many columns as \(B_{r\times n}\) has rows. And the elements of \(C_{m\times n}\) are given as \[c_{ij}=\sum_{l=1}^na_{il}b_{lj}, \;\; i=1,\cdots,m \; and \; j=1,\cdots, n\]
The determinant of a second order square matrix is \(det(A)=|A|=\begin{vmatrix} a_{11} & a_{12} \\ a_{21} & a_{22} \end{vmatrix}=a_{11}a_{22}-a_{12}a_{21}\)
The inverse of a matrix \(A\), \(A^{-1}\) if it exists, is a matrix whose product with \(A\) is the identity matrix i.e. \(AA^{-1}=A^{-1}A=I\). (Note: both \(A\) and \(A^{-1}\) have to be square) For second order matrices:\(A^{-1}=\frac{1}{det(A)}\left( \begin{array}{c} a_{22} & -a_{12}\\ -a_{21} & a_{11}\\ \end{array} \right)\)
Singular or non-invertible matrix: \(det(A)=0\)
Idempotent matrices(冪等矩陣) are square and the following is true: \(AA=A^2=A\)
Orthogonal matrices have the following property: \(AA^T=A^TA=I\)


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Whether customers come to us with a specific direction or need our help in conceptualizing products or campaigns, our creative teams are there every step of the way. Between brainstorming, design & development, we make sure your vision becomes reality. We also keep on innovating in designing the best supply chain solutions to optimize pricing, quality, quantity and delivery of products. This allows speed to market.


Module Player
API for interacting with the player.
Functions
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GetTearDamage (self)
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Get current tear damage.
Parameters:
- self
The Player object to be modified.
Returns:
number
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GetShotSpeed (self)
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Get current shot speed.
Parameters:
- self
The Player object to be modified.
Returns:
number
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GetSpeed (self)
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Get current speed.
Parameters:
- self
The Player object to be modified.
Returns:
number
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GetHearts (self)
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Get current health (red, counted in half hearts).
Parameters:
- self
The Player object to be modified.
Returns:
number
Tables
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Position
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Position of the player.


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block content %}
The Wikilink tool helps program organisers and organisations track external links on Wikimedia projects. While MediaWiki has the ability to search existing links, at the time of writing there is no way to easily monitor link additions and removals over time. The tool was built primarily for The Wikipedia Library's use case. Publishers donate access to Wikipedia editors, and while it was possible to monitor the total number of links over time, there was no simple way to investigate that data further - to find out where links were being added, who was adding them, or in the case of a drop in link numbers, why those links were removed.
There are two primary views into the data - the 'program' level and 'organisation' level.
Programs are collections of organisations. Program pages provide a high level overview of the link additions and removals for many organisations in one place. If you have partnerships with multiple organisations, the program pages can provide data about their data in aggregate for reporting purposes.
Organisation pages provide data relevant to an individual organisation. Organisations can have multiple collections of tracked URLs - these could be different websites or simply different URL patterns. Results for each collection are presented individually. Additionally, each collection can have multiple URLs. This is useful primarily in the case that a website has moved; both URLs can continue to be tracked in the same place.
Two sets of data are collected: Link events and totals
A script is always monitoring the page-links-change event stream; when a link tracked by Wikilink is added or removed, the data is stored in Wikilink's database.
The event stream reports link additions and removals from all Wikimedia projects and languages, and tracks events from all namespaces. If a link is changed, it will register both an addition (the new URL) and a removal (the old URL). Editing the same URL multiple times in one edit will only send a single event.
Please be aware there is currently a known bug with the event stream whereby some additional events are being sent related to template transclusions.
The tool also tracks the total number of links to each tracked URL on a weekly basis. These totals are retrieved from the externallinks table. Currently, these totals only consider Wikipedia projects, however they do cover every language. Unlike with the event stream, queries have to be made against each project's database individually, and it is therefore prohibitive to collect total data for every Wikimedia project.


provide workarounds for cross-browser bug
Fix: IE10-11, containers with display: flex and flex-direction: column will not properly calculate their flexed childrens' sizes if the container has min-height but no explicit height property
{{index + 1}}
Fix: IE 11 does not vertically align items correctly when min-height is used
{{index + 1}}
Fix: When using align-items:center on a flex container in the column direction, the contents of flex item, if too big, will overflow their container in IE 10-11.
the content of box would not overflow this box
Fix: flex-basis doesn't support calc() in IE10-11
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My plea to you today is to start a side project.—gist: 6443 — GitHub


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Mt. Bigelow Observatory -- Altitude 2508 m (8230 feet)
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The Mt. Bigelow Observatory site
is located a short, ~20 minute drive down from the summit of Mt. Lemmon. It uses commercial power but has its own standby generating system and its own water supply. A 10-bed dormitory (six bedrooms), built of California redwood, provides living facilities and an attractive location for discussions among Astronomy Campers and for "night-lunch". This dormitory generally houses observers using the two telescopes located at the Mt. Bigelow site.
The 61-inch Kuiper Telescope
The 61-inch Kuiper Telescope (the large white dome in the image below) was funded by NASA and has been operated by The University of Arizona since 1965. Its excellent image quality provided essential astronomical support of the U.S. Apollo program. The telescope can be operated at either f/13.5 or f/45 using interchangeable secondary mirrors. It is fully computerized and achieves excellent pointing accuracy. Click here for more specifics on the 61-inch telescope.
The 30-inch Schmidt telescope
The 30-inch Schmidt telescope (f/3), to the right of the 61-inch dome, has been used in the Catalina Sky Survey for the discovery of near-earth asteroids and new comets through wide-field (~7x7 deg.) imaging. It has recently been converted from photography to more sensitive CCD imaging, using a 4096x4096 pixel detector. At the 1999 Adult Astronomy Camp, participants confirmed the discovery of a new comet and had their work cited internationally.
is located a short, ~20 minute drive down from the summit of Mt. Lemmon. It uses commercial power but has its own standby generating system and its own water supply. A 10-bed dormitory (six bedrooms), built of California redwood, provides living facilities and an attractive location for discussions among Astronomy Campers and for "night-lunch". This dormitory generally houses observers using the two telescopes located at the Mt. Bigelow site.
The 61-inch Kuiper Telescope
The 61-inch Kuiper Telescope (the large white dome in the image below) was funded by NASA and has been operated by The University of Arizona since 1965. Its excellent image quality provided essential astronomical support of the U.S. Apollo program. The telescope can be operated at either f/13.5 or f/45 using interchangeable secondary mirrors. It is fully computerized and achieves excellent pointing accuracy. Click here for more specifics on the 61-inch telescope.
The 30-inch Schmidt telescope
The 30-inch Schmidt telescope (f/3), to the right of the 61-inch dome, has been used in the Catalina Sky Survey for the discovery of near-earth asteroids and new comets through wide-field (~7x7 deg.) imaging. It has recently been converted from photography to more sensitive CCD imaging, using a 4096x4096 pixel detector. At the 1999 Adult Astronomy Camp, participants confirmed the discovery of a new comet and had their work cited internationally.
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<pauld> marsh: are you proposing a mapping from wsa:action into a wsdl 'op-code' ?
<pauld> hugo: i think this is more or less what we were talking about
<pauld> dbooth: this approach would solve what i was talking about
<pauld> paco: how would this help, unless action values are distinct
<pauld> hugo: possible to have multiple different messages with the same action going to the same operation, e.g. logging service
<pauld> discussion of uniqueness, GED and action may form a unique pair
<Zakim> dbooth, you wanted to explain motivation for uniqueness
<pauld> dbooth: operation mapping requirement tries to solve "what do you do with a message" problem
<pauld> glen: no, operations exist for a reason - i want to "do something". the operation is the verb, not just a bag
<umit> The reason that the default ACtion values solve the problem is that it uniquely identifies both the operation and the message. The moment one starts from deviating from assigning the default Action values, then uniqueness requirements must be met in order to identify the operation and the message.
<pauld> dbooth: well know. you might not necessarily want to think this way. WSDL describes the Web service (there may be zero, one or many WSDLs in play).
<pauld> ... what do i need to do with a message when it comes in
<pauld> ... maybe that a message may result in multiple 'actions'
<pauld> +1 to dbooth, with feeling
<pauld> glen: you need to know, somehow. which operation is in play
<pauld> marsh: what has this to do with unique actions
<Zakim> hugo, you wanted to say that he think that the (action, message) pair needs to be unique, not the action alone
<pauld> hugo: i think that the (action, message) pair needs to be unique, not the action alone. possible to have 2 op-codes for different messages.
<pauld> umit: action might not identify anything, you have other mechanisms. we might not be able to solve this problem, only make suggestions.
<dbooth> PaulD: "WSDL isn't the Web service. WSDL *describes* the Web service."
<dbooth> +1 to Paul's quote!
<pauld> discussion between dbooth and bijan about higher level actions, grouping operations into choreography. maybe extra information in the header to achieve this
<pauld> amy: there are lots of other mechanisms for determining the actual processing undertaken beyond 'action' encoded in the message
<pauld> tom: what can we do to go forward here. close with no action!
<pauld> paco: do we have to provide an actual mechanism? the default dispatching could be 'action'. current text allows you to do what you want.
<pauld> paco: action is just one of many possible mechanisms
<pauld> anish: action satisfies this requirement, action+GED satisfies this requirement. we're done
<pauld> marsh: should we require actions to be unique?
<pauld> anish: we already said (in ws-addr) no
<pauld> ... it's up to you if you want to use an extensibility mechanism
<pauld> marsh: maybe it's only action+GED that is unique, then you'd have an invalid WSDL. my service could still work with other magic dispatching mechanism
<alewis> why do you have to have something at some level to tell anyone else how you're doing this?
<pauld> paco: suspects there's a bug in the spec: why do we cite the interface as the place to describe the dispatching mechanism?
<alewis> this is the same silly argument as before!
<pauld> i'm coming round to amy's POV on this topic
<pauld> but have yet to convince folks back home
<alewis> if you're wearing a straitjacket, you don't *need* an overcoat.
<pauld> dbooth: you need an explicit way of describing the 'verb' at the abstact level. this is a foundation spec. once that is done we can drop the operation mapping requirement
<pauld> glen: then we can toss out operations
<pauld> paco: context may provide dispatching.
<TomJ> I am not willing to support any addition to the spec that introduces a 'verb' that replaces the operation.
<pauld> dbooth: operations are convinient metaphores. also there are protocols that do request-response
<pauld> marsh: i need some concrete proposals here
<pauld> dbooth: sanjiva was working towards one
<pauld> anish: we can take the last F2F discussion and form a proposal aligned to ws-addressing
<pauld> marsh: maybe we need to move sanjiva's proposal forward
<kliu> +1 to amy's why statement - all we have to do is to provide a way so people can indicate what mechanism they use to distinct the message if they choose to do so, no MUST is necessary here
<pauld> tom: we spent a lot of time on this already. let's vote and move forward. i vote no
<pauld> prasad: it's a small change at the ws-addr level to require unique action uris for all input or output messages in an interface
<pauld> daveo: keen to vote, but interested in relationship between this and wsa:action.
<pauld> tom: yeah, it gives you the 'verb'
<pauld> daveo: people may or may not be using ws-addr
<pauld> paco: it's only on the server that an ambiguous WSDL is a problem. doesn't impact client interoperability
<pauld> anish: action values don't have to be unique
<pauld> daveo: nothing we can do here that makes wsdl 2.0 simpler here?
<pauld> ... i haven't heard anything that makes WSDL 2.0 simpler when ws-addr is engaged. lets close this issue.
<prasad> Anish: We can require them to be different (not unique) in an interface. I.e. distinct URI for each different message in an xface.
<pauld> anish: you can still have two 'in' messages for an operation which aren't unique
<dbooth> Anish is right. The granularity of the op name mapping requirement is wrong.
<umit> We already agreed that there is a granularity issue, didn't we at the last f2f?
<pauld> marsh: what do we need to change to resolve paco's bug?
<pauld> arthur: it's only the input GEDs that have to be unique - the service executes the operation based on the inputs, output is causality
<pauld> ... who cares if the outputs aren't unique
<pauld> marsh: in the case where there are two outputs.
<pauld> arthur: corollation of outputs back to the input is a different problem.
<pauld> ... back to LC82. text seems like overkill in the way it's written. it's lawyer-speak
<prasad> I agree :)
<pauld> marsh, tom: just the first message in a MEP has to be unique
<prasad> Text in the spec not the issue ..
<pauld> glen: yes, but also the first in the OUT as well
<pauld> discussion of 'client' and 'server' roles
<pauld> jeffm: forget client/server and think in terms of recipient. response doesn't have to have uniqueness
<pauld> marsh: we're getting close here. two buckets - in messages, out messages
<pauld> jeffm: it's the side that's doing dispatch that requires uniqueness
<prasad> If I redirect responses via replyTo, don't I have to worry about which operation and other such at the recipient end?
<pauld> rapid discussion of dispatch info required in respect to the MEP in play
<pauld> tom: i only need to understand which operation / MEP is in play. first message does that
<pauld> tony: need a new term e.g. "initiating message" or "unsolicited messgage" (brits giggle)
<pauld> ... problem is terminology is overloaded
<pauld> kevin: how does this work. are we requiring 'state' in an operation?
<pauld> tom: yup
<umit> ouch!
<pauld> ... that's the way it works
<pauld> tom and anish play dispatch tennis across the room ..
<pauld> anish: in the message, there is some kind of client identitiy? if that is the case, i could buy unique GED for first message argument
<pauld> tony: starting more than one MEP async without corollation mechansim isn't going to work
<pauld> paco: do we need to specify the corollation mechanism in play as well? a service doesn't want to divulge its implementation
<pauld> tom: a complex MEP requires a corollation mechanism
<pauld> kevin: could have two alternative ins, this would imply they would have to have a unique GED
<umit> Uniqueness is always defined with respect to a domain. What is the domain we are talking about here anyway? I made a posting to WS-Addressing for this issue: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-ws-addressing/2005Jan/0035.html
<pauld> amy: i'm violently opposed to making this stricter. it's none of your buisiness how my messages are dispatched. other out of band dispatch mechanisms not described in WSDL may be in play.
<pauld> ... you're preoccupied to code-generation langauges. it isn't the web service generation language
<pauld> +1 to amy
<dbooth> +1 to amy also
<TomJ> But that doesn't invalidate the use case that code generation *is* important, and if a generation engine doesn't have enough info in the WSDL do the job, then perhaps the WSDL is not complete.
<umit> I disagree with Amy on one point. WSD is for clients to be able to communicate with the service. If the service requires a specific way of interacting with it from the client to aid in dispatching, then it must be explicit, either in the usage of WS-Addressing, marker,etc
<alewis> horsefeathers, tom!
<pauld> tony: corollation is the key here
<dbooth> WSDL is never a complete description of the service anyway.
<alewis> if you want a web services code generation language working group, petition the director! i call scope creep!
<TomJ> Are you saying that my use case is not valid?
<alewis> yes, tom, code generation is out of scope for a description language.
<Roberto> I disagree with Amy too. If operations surface in the description, it should be possible to discriminate them. Otherwise you can define one operation per service and you're done.
<alewis> more to the point, my use cases (describing legacy services) conflicts with your use case (demanding explication of service internals)
sorry amy, but i disagree. we absolutely need wsdl to be complete enough for a client to access the service without the need for any additional out-of-band information
<alewis> irrelevant, arthur.
<alewis> not what the argument is about.
no it isn't
<pauld> marsh: need to wrap up. we're not going to get agreement here given it's a difference in architectural views
you are an in obvous minority here
<umit> Ah, that is a separate discussion Arthur. Is WSDL the complete and one-and-only contract?
<alewis> the client *has* the information: it can construct the message.
if it isn't even complete enough for a client to access the service, then it has failed to meet a significant requirement
<alewis> i repeat, there isn't a question of the client being unable to access the service.
<alewis> the use case presented, instead, is for generation of code to implement the service.
<alewis> i don't buy it.
<pauld> proposal #1: initiating message of an operation must be distinguishable
wsdl MUST support code generation
<alewis> horsefeathers, arthur.
<pauld> tom: this relaxes what we currently have
<pauld> ... this may make amy happier
<pauld> proposal #2: all messages in a given direction need to be distinguishable
call me Pegasus then
<pauld> ... within an interface
<hugo> proposal #2 for me
<prasad> Distinguishable based on what criteria? GED?
<alewis> return at +25 after next hour?
<Marsh> Yes.
<pauld> LUNCH, BACK at 13:30 local time
<umit> Ah, I may miss this fun
<prasad> Me too
<alewis> ugh.
<alewis> not there yet?
<Marsh> OK, we're about to start again.
<alewis> for i in $(cat issues.list | cut -f 1) ; do echo "Issue $i closed" ; done
<Marsh> resuming
<scribe> scribe: arthur
<Marsh> Scribes: Paul(done), Arthur, DaveO, Anish
taking a poll now
<Marsh> Proposal #1`: /initiating message of an operation must be distinguishable
<Marsh> proposal #2: all messages in a given direction need to be distinguishable
<Marsh> Proposal #3: All messages in the "in" direction need to be distinguishable.
<alewis> NOTA?
<Marsh> Status quo: All messages need to be distinguishable, right?
<alewis> could "none of the above" be added to that list, please?
<Marsh> Proposal #4: none.
<Roberto> 2
results of poll are #1 has 7, #2 has 5, #3 has 2, #4 has 2
now distinguish between #1 or #2
<Marsh> proposal #2: all messages in a given direction need to be distinguishable
<scribe> new results are #1 has 6, #2 has 10
Tom: this means if two operations return the same GED, e.g. PurchaseOrder, then they must be distinguished
<pauld> paul: this is reopening the discussion
Anish: yes, that's why we had 3 proposals
Glen: this does not allow the common case where the return message is distinguished by the content, e.g. the response if correlated to the request which is normally distinguished
Anish: the GED is not the only way to distinguish
Glen: does that mean the MEP can be used, e.g. if the outs are correlated to the in?
Mark: I'd like to see the proposals restated by how the messages are distinguished
Arthur: points out that the spec currently only discussed the GED as the way to distinguish operations
Jonathan: does anyone object to #2?
Arthur and Glen object
<alewis> we're forcing people to say things that they may not need to say.
<Marsh> Bijan: Are we allowing people to say things they wouldn't be able to say otherwise, or are we restricting them from something something they can't say now.
<dorchard> And DaveO objects without seeing the exact wording. This feels like something is being slipped in.
<dbooth> Bijan: Would this be allowing people to say things that they wouldn't otherwise be able to say, or restricting them from saying bad things?
<asir> Arthur and Glen, what are your objections ??
<pauld> paul: went for #2 as a second best option. an operation is symetrical exchange of messages.
Arthur: WSDL 2.0 as currently spec'ed (<IP_ADDRESS>) makes many WSDL 1.1 operations illegal
Glen: request-response operations establish a correlation so #1 is less restrictive than #2
Tony: Is Anish's concern related to asynch?
Anish: I can buy the argument that we don't need this feature at all since its up to the designer of the service to route the inputs anyway it sees fit
... We are saying that the designer of the service must advertise to the world how operations with the same inputs are distinguished
... I can see the point that is being made by the people who filed the minority opinion, but why are we taking half measures?
Arthur: do we have to add information to the definition of MEPs to indicate that they have a way to distinguish operations, e.g. by correlating the request to the response?
Tony: discuss asynch versus synch
Paul: there are many ways to correlate messages, depending on the transport, etc.
<pauld> VOTE VOTE VOTE
<Marsh> dbooth, we're really deep into Arthur's issue #82.
<dbooth> Oh, we've passed my issues?
<dbooth> I guess we've bumped back to Arthur's.
<asir> well they are interconnected
<Marsh> pretty much I think. This poll doesn't seem to be a complete solution to yours as well, AFAICT
Arthur: maybe we need to have the MEP specify it's key which is a subset of the messages that are sufficient to identify the operation
Jonathan: how many people are in favour of removing the ONMR versus trying to fix the spec?
<anish> btw, the action attr does not help u, david, as it is not required to be unique
<dbooth> Anish, I don't think uniqueness is necessary. If the action is the same, the semantics are the same. That's fine.
Glen: i feel we need to capture something
<pauld> you're less likely to cut yourself with a sharp knife
Jonathan: yes, but is is practicle and testable? we can't prevent people from writing bad interfaces
<anish> david, then why are there two different operations/messages if the semantics are the same
<dbooth> anish, i dunno, i didn't write that WSDL document!
<anish> :-)
straw poll
Who is in favour of removing ONMR as a normative part of the spec
<jjm> abstain
<Roberto> opposed
<anish> opposed -- don't throw the baby out with the bathwater
14 in favour of dropping ONMR and 4 who want to keep it
Formal vote now.
<dbooth> +1 to best practice
Proposal on the table is to move ONMR to a Best Practice document.
<asir> +1 to best practice
<jjm> abstain
<dbooth> Non-normative note
Jeff: best practices have little practical impact
Jonathan: I recommend that we simply rename the current section to make it a Best Practice and not a Requirement
<dbooth> Damn, fire alarm at MIT again
<Marsh> qa+ mark
<dbooth> Hugo and i need to evacuate again
Amy: TIBCO would remove our formal objection if ONM is a Best Practice
Anish: Even if it is a Best Practice we need to resolve the issue. What do we recommend? #1 or #2.
Paco: We could clearly state the requirement instead of recommending the solution.
Mark: In RFC 2119, SHOULD is fairly strong, so not appropriate here
Arthur: this problem is wider than interface design since it is possible to have two services at the same endpoint, each with different interfaces, which may receive messages with the same GED.
... The Best Practice should not be confined to the interface design.
Tony: +1 to Paco - just document the problem
<kliu> VOTE, let's vote
Jonathan: In summary, we need to have a Best Practice and explain the problem and possible solutions.
<alewis> 30 mins?
Jonathan: go on break then take the formal vote
<anish> --- break ---
<alewis> x:40?
<Roberto> wasn't it 20 minutes?
<alewis> x:30, then?
<Marsh> No, 20 min
<Marsh> tes,
<alewis> 'kay
resume at 3:30pm Melbourne time
<Roberto> 'k
<Marsh> Will resume with a Vote on whether to convert the ONMR to a Best Practice section, carefully delineating the problems that might arise from not having an identifiable mechanism in the message to distinguish which operation the message belongs to.
<Marsh> Resuming now.
<dbooth> ONMR == Operation Name Mapping Requirement
Voting begins...
<dorchard> glenn, why did you abstain?
10 yes, 3 no, 3 abstain
Jonathan: Would any no voters file a formal objection?
Jeff: Very possibly.
<Marsh> Yes: W3C, BT, Canon, TIBCO, SAP, Microsoft, BEA CA, IBM, webMethods
<Marsh> No: Sun, Oracle, Macromedia
<Marsh> Abstain: Sonic, Education.au
<asir> did u miss SAP?
Jeff/Anish: express concers, BP carries little weight, still need to decide on the wording
<asir> all right, 1 of 3 down :-)
<dbooth> s/BadSubstitution/Something/
<Roberto> for the record, Sun will consider filing a formal objection too
Now discussing LC82
Jonathan: Can we ask editors for wording and then discuss it?
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Some meaningful thoughts for entire 2018
This is a post for reminding these learned points, thinkings, ideas, mindsets about how to do and live better in 2018, only for myself. I logged because I scare that I will forget and go wrong or do the same mistake ever and ever again.
- Time is a fixed and the most important resource, if taking care too much about non-sense things, will have no time for really right and important things in your life.
- Run, think and improve continuously whatever, even small/big things everyday. Live today in the same state as yesterday does not mean the same, it means lagging behind others.
- Write down, well documented, or take note on somewhere because of forgetting process in the human brain, but make sure never forget mindsets and core thinking techniques (like critical thinking, SWOT analysis,…). Details can forget, but cores must be in brain, seriously.
- Must know why you do what you do?
- Should have private time for yourself (every week), no smartphone, no laptop, no people, just you and think about the past week or doing meditation for training attention and awareness, achieve a mentally clear and emotionally calm state.
Critical vulnerability on policykit of systemd
[CVE-2018-19788]: A flaw was found in PolicyKit (aka polkit 0.115
) that allows a user with a uid greater than INT_MAX
to successfully execute any systemctl
command.
- https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/11026
- https://github.com/freedesktop/polkit/blob/8c1bc8a/src/programs/pkttyagent.c#L156
- https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/polkit/polkit/issues/74
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Goal: I had one old Android phone, with broken touching/gesture layer.
- I wonder how can I make it better with more usability.
- How can I make it work exactly as I needed.
- How can I transform this old phone to a super tiny linux machine with interactive shell?
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Kernel: 3.4.0-gf4b741d-00690-gc8911e
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Sat Feb 14, 2015
Cars are so integral to American culture, that it’s no surprise they often appear in Hollywood movies about the future. But with self-driving cars rapidly gaining traction (sorry) in the public imagination, we are getting a better idea of what a realistic future of autonomous vehicles may look like. So, the question is, which science fiction movies got it right, and who got it wrong?
Before we can answer this question, we need to establish a few things.
Firstly, we need to determine a plausible future date where the majority of vehicles on the road will be autonomous. Navigant, a market research think tank, has studied the emerging technology of self-driving cars and has concluded that by 2035, at least 75 percent of all cars sold will be autonomous. So, let’s go with that general time frame as the future date when self-driving cars are more or less mainstream.
Secondly, we will be focusing exclusively on American science fiction movies, so any depictions of self-driving cars in other genres or mediums is out. So, no Christine, arguably the most terrifying depiction of a driverless car. And no Benny the Cab from Who Framed Roger Rabbit, or Herby, even if they are pretty cute sentient cars. And, although Kitt from Knight Rider is actually a pretty realistic autonomous vehicle, he appears on television. But Kitt is still awesome, even if the 80s are long gone, so it would be remiss not to mention him.
Thirdly, the science fiction movie in question should sincerely attempt to depict our future society, although there is room for some artistic license of course. The movie is usually set in a specific year, so that will be taken into account when comparing the depicted year with our proposed 2035 date.
Who got it wrong:
Here are the movies that didn’t quite hit the mark (in chronological order).
Timecop (set in 2004)
The voice-controlled driverless cars in Timecop not only look hideous but arrived too early in our timeline. We didn’t even have the iPhone in 2004.
Interstellar (set in 2034)
Okay, so 2034 is one year shy of our 2035 date. But, still. I find it hard to believe the amazing aerospace tech shown in the movie, as well as the tech in autonomous drones, and fully-fledged AI robots didn’t filter down to the auto industry.
Gattaca (set in the mid to late 21st century)
The cars that Uma Thurman and Ethan Hawke drive are definitely stylish, but come off as decidedly old school. In a society dedicated to creating perfect humans through genetic engineering, you’d think they would also pimp their rides too.
Total Recall (set in 2084)
Total Recall did predict driverless cars, so no problem there. But the creepy android taxi driver is just comical (which suits the tone of the movie, I guess). But seriously, everybody knows skeuomorphism is so 2007.
Judge Dredd (set in 2139)
It’s 124 years in the future and not only do people still drive themselves around but a futuristic douchebag gets busted for DUI - an unlikely occurrence in a future where the designated driver should be an anachronism. So unrealistic.
Who got it right:
Here are the movies that nailed it, also in chronological order.
Demolition Man (set in 2032)
A few years shy of 2035, but Sandra Bullock demonstrates an extremely believable scenario when she takes a video chat in her autonomous police car, complete with a Siri-like voice assistant. Cheesy movie, but the car tech is spot on.
I, Robot (set in 2035)
The futuristic Audi that Will Smith drives in I, Robot is simply badass. This autonomous car actually feels quite familiar and is entirely believable. And look at the year when this movie is set - 2035! Bang on.
Minority Report (set in 2054)
The driverless cars in this awesome movie are super high-tech and even deliver you straight to your condo window by driving up the side of the building. Perhaps a little ambitious for only 39 years from now, but probably the coolest depiction of autonomous vehicles in any sci-fi movie.
Logan’s Run (set in 2274)
You have to give props to a movie that came out in 1976 but accurately predicted the advent of the autonomous vehicle. And that design has definitely stood the test of time, although maybe doesn’t have the best crash-test ratings.
These movies offer an intriguing glimpse into the possible future of autonomous vehicles. If I was to announce a winner, however, I’d probably go with I, Robot for believability and for fitting perfectly in the proposed timeframe. One thing is for sure, if I make it to 2035, I’ll be looking back on this blog post and writing a follow-up post to discuss what actually panned out!


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RuleSet class
Loads a set of rules. When RuleEngine is instantiated, you pass it a lsit of ruleset paths to load. Each of these Lua scripts should return a function that operates on a RuleSet object (like in the Visitor pattern). This function uses the ruleset object to mainly define rules and has access to the Record object being used to store the state of the RuleEngine.
To define a rule, you use the Lua syntax for defining methods to the
define
field of the ruleset object. The name you use is the name of the
rule you are defining. The method takes the parameters the rule itself
should take, but it does not implement the behavior of the rule. Instead,
you should define two function in the self
object of that method: when
and apply
.
The when
function should return true only if the rule is applicable given
its parameters and any other state in the Record. The apply
function is
the one responsible for implementing the trait (read-only behavior) or
effect (state-changing behavior) associated with the defined rule.
A rule definition method may also set self.compose = true
to indicate that
the rule should compose its implementation with lower-precedence rules. In
this case, a special parameter super
is passed to the apply
function.
It is the apply
function of the rule with immediately inferior precedence
to the current rule (or a dummy function, if there is no such rule).
Usage:
-- A hypothetical "character.lua" rule set return function (ruleset) -- "Alias" variable local r = ruleset.record r:new_property('character', { hp = 1 }) -- Defining a trait rule function ruleset.define:get_hp(e) function self.when() return r:is(e, 'character') end function self.apply() return r:get(e, 'character', 'hp') end end -- Defining an effect rule function ruleset.define:take_damage(e, amount) function self.when() return r:is(e, 'character') end function self.apply() local hp = e.hp -- call the previous rule hp = math.max(0, hp - amount) r:set(e, 'character', 'hp', hp) -- state-changing effect end end -- Defining a composed trait rule function ruleset.define:get_description(e) self.compose = true function self.when() return r:is(e, 'character') end function self.apply(super) local previous = super() or "" return previous .. ("\nA character with %d hit points"):format(e.hp) end end end


You can deploy your apps quickly via:
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HEAD
gh-pages
branch if one doesn't existgh-pages
branch and creates a commitgh-pages
branch to githubHEAD
Creating the repo requires a token from github, and the remaining functionality relies on ssh authentication for all git operations that communicate with github.com. To simplify the authentication, be sure to setup your ssh keys.
If you are deploying a user or organization page, you can instead use the following command:
This command pushes the app to the master
branch on the github repo instead
of pushing to gh-pages
, since user and organization pages require this.
The build artifacts will be stored in the dist/ directory.
Adding the prod
flag to ng build
will
set the build target and environment to production, which will optimize the build.
When building for production, add the aot
flag to enable the Ahead-Of-Time compiler. This will pre-compile Angular modules
into native Javascript the browser can easily interpret instead of bundling the Angular compiler within
the application and compiling everything in the browser. This will result in faster rendering,
fewer asynchronous requests, smaller Angular framework size, and better security for your application.


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About S-safe
A wearable life-saving device and application for water sports.
The product form of this project is wearable device and APP for mobile phone , in which wearable device will monitor the vital signs of the user in the whole process of use, and automatically trigger the rescue device when these parameters are abnormal, so as to ensure the life safety of the users.
Besides, APP includes recording the whole users' use process, saving interesting and treasurable moments of water sports, then generating sports reports. In view of the safety requirements of life-saving equipment in the process of water sports, recording the psychological needs and experience of the beautiful moments of sports.
The product is aimed at water sports enthusiasts, wearable device life-saving function allows them to enjoy water sports to reduce their concerns about life safety; Wearable recording helps them record good moments on water.
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I got an email from the National Science Foundation regarding an interesting technology they used to watch all the surveillance cameras at President Obama's inauguration. According to the press release put out by the NSF, the technology created by VSee allowed law enforcement the ability to look at multiple cameras in real-time--even from police cruisers on a mobile phone network connection!
VSee sells their technology as a videoconferencing/application sharing service for companies, though at $50 per user per month, it's a bit pricey. However, you can be assured the service will work over low-bandwidth connections, is secured with FIPS 140-2 certified 256-bit AES encryption, and will traverse firewalls.
You can try the service with 3 users for free to see how well it works. Of course, without a Mac version, it's unlikely I'll spend a lot of time using it. I will have to see how well it works across the great firewall of Nokia before I become an ex-employee ;)


Adelaide Is Heading For A Big Change In Weather
Adelaide is set for a 16C drop in temperature in one day, says the Bureau of Meteorology.
The bureau’s Simon Timke told FIVEaa Breakfast on Monday:
“It’s a real drop in temperature again… we’re expecting to get to 34 today -- so quite a hot day with fresh northerly winds -- and then a pretty significant cool change moving through the Adelaide area.
“Early this evening I think it will get here and quite a lot colder… even though there’s not much around in the way of showers we’ll only get to around a maximum of 18 tomorrow, so quite a big drop in temperature.”
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Taivan Tiisurenkhuu's Web Developer Examples and Resources
HTML Forms
Forms exist in physical forms like on a paper and in digital forms, like on a website. When developing and designing a website, it is crucial to add HTML form elements such as text boxes, check boxes, radio buttons, click buttons, lists, etc. These forms are important because they help you gather data and information from your audience and inform them, also it leaves your audience with a great user experience!
Maneet Puri, a web consultant says,”A web form often acts as a communication bridge that allows a user to communicate with a company and vice versa. Illogical and inappropriate questions can hamper the company image quite easily. For example, you want the users to create an account with your website. Asking for a residential address would be quite irrelevant. The first thing that comes to his mind will be “Why do you need my residential address for just a sign-up?”. This not only causes confusion, but also distrust and chances are good that people don’t go through with the signup at all.” (USABilla) In other words, it is a good business practice to have organized and appealing forms that ask only what is needed and gives out useful information and offers assistance.
So how do you create these forms and how do you make them look pretty? You need HTML to begin with and you style them with CSS. Supun Kavinda has this great blog post that teaches you how to style forms with CSS. He explains the process in 6 steps:
- Setting box-sizing
- CSS selectors for input elements
- Basic styling methods for text input fields
- Styling other input types
- UI pseudo-classes
- Non customizable inputs(LogRocket)
He even included example codes on his post!
- https://codepen.io/SupunKavinda/pen/dyomzez
- https://codepen.io/SupunKavinda/pen/yLNKQBo
- https://codepen.io/SupunKavinda/pen/eYNMQNM
- https://codepen.io/SupunKavinda/pen/yLNKZqg
- https://codepen.io/SupunKavinda/pen/KKpoJJa (Supun Kavinda)
But how do you style HTML forms using CSS, without HTML? That’s why you need to learn the HTML form fundamentals. WebPlatform has a good guide on the HTML fundamentals and has writtens a basic HTML form code to help explain, as you can see below:
<form>
Name: <input type="text" name="name" id="name" value="" />
Email: <input type="text" name="email" id="email" value="" />
Comments: <textarea name="comments" id="comments" cols="25" rows="3"></textarea>
<input type="submit" value="submit" />
</form>
And they have explanations for each element and attributes, such as The </form>
element is required to wrap around the form’s content — without it you don’t have a web form. The </form>
tag can have a few attributes. Note that you can’t nest a form inside another form. (WebPlatform) You can check out more, by visiting their website at


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OPM artists make Christmas merrier at Filinvest City
by Manila Standard ShowbizFilinvest City will be holding a one-of-a-kind Christmas celebration and some of the biggest OPM artists in the Philippines will be part of the festivities.
From Nov. 15 until Dec. 31, Filinvest City is having its annual holiday celebration. With “Light Up the Wonder at Filinvest City” as its title, the Water Garden at Festival Mall is transformed into a Christmas wonderland.
Apart from the decorations, lights, and displays, several OPM acts are treating Filinvest Cityzens and visitors to a musical experience that can create wonderful yuletide memories.
To set the mood of the Christmas festivities, all Saturday shows will be opened by techno DJ, Wicked Adobo
at 6:00 p. m..
Following his performance are some of the best artists in the country: Today, Basically Saturday Night and Orange & Lemons; Nov. 30, Paolo Mallari and Leanne and Naara; Dec. 7, Paolo Sandejas and Hale; Dec. 14, Jensen Gomez and Unique; Dec. 21, Quorista and I Belong to the Zoo; and Dec. 28, The Cosmic Misfits and This Band.
Aside from the entertainment, families and friends can enjoy life-sized Christmas installations, including a magnificent 42-foot tree, all set in a magical Christmas Village. On Sundays, Santa will be there to brighten up and bring cheer to every little boy and girl, listen to their Christmas wishes and pose for those merry family photos—all of these you can experience for free!
Outside of the mall, the garden city truly makes for a perfect Christmas destination. With every detail planned and designed to provide residents, workers and visitors a stress-free holiday with a wide array of shopping, dining and entertainment options. With easy accessibility, less traffic, cheerful, positive vibe and the soothing, cool southern breeze, celebrating the yuletide season at Filinvest City will leave you with time and energy for what truly matters – creating wonderful Christmas memories to cherish with your loved ones.
For more details about “Light Up the Wonder at Filinvest City” visit www.facebook.com/FilinvestCityOFFICIAL


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Tom Critchlow's Canon
/canon
Away from the busy flow of feeds - this is the STOCK, the good stuff. The links that have shaped my thinking that I return to often. If you see anything related to these themes please send the my way<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Themes:
People:
Themes
Parenting
As a parent to a 2.5 year old daughter (as of late 2018...) the concept of both being a parent and parenting are ever present and important for me:
Key links:
Digital Art & Creativity
Creativity generally fascinates me, obviously, but the idea of digital creativity and digital art in particular is a thread I end up pulling on again and again.
Key links:
BERG
https://vimeo.com/121072011
People
Frank Chimero
Writer, designer, thinker, independent. I love Frank's writing and how deeply he thinks about the digital systems we inhabit. Oh and of course a great aesthetic.
Key links:
Robin Sloan
Media inventor. Author. Purveyor of fine olive oil. Essential. Key links:
Craig Mod
Writer. Walker. Book-thinker. Key links:
Venkatesh Rao
Independent consultant. Essay writer. Thinker. Creater of Ribbonfarm. Key links:
Sebastian Marshall
http://sebastianmarshall.com/the-million-dollar-question
Derek Sivers
https://sivers.org/io
Bret Victor
http://worrydream.com/#!/MediaForThinkingTheUnthinkable
Ze Frank
A show with ze frank
Deb Chachra
Why I'm not a maker
Allison Parrish
http://static.decontextualize.com/bots-performative-critique.pdf
https://aaronland.info/
The value in living in meatspace and slowing down
https://medium.com/@the_jennitaur/how-to-do-nothing-57e100f59bbb
The uses of the liberal arts
http://www.ljhammond.com/essay.htm
http://harpers.org/archive/1997/09/ii-as-a-weapon-in-the-hands-of-the-restless-poor/
Digital art & Creativity
https://medium.com/@zachlieberman/daily-sketches-2016-28586d8f008e
https://medium.com/@lynn_72328/cocos-memory-palace-a-strange-fantasia-28b48264612f
http://barrow.matthewsheret.com/
http://internet-atlas.net/
Independents
http://counterpractice.tumblr.com/
Digital art
Lifewinning
Phil Stearns
http://thenewinquiry.com/essays/athletic-aesthetics/
Glitch art
http://amodern.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/2010_Original_Rosa-Menkman-Glitch-Studies-Manifesto.pdf
Architecture
http://etc.ofthiswearesure.com/2012/05/brute-force-architecture/
Archigram
Superstudio
https://io9.gizmodo.com/5362912/the-city-is-a-battlesuit-for-surviving-the-future
Science Fiction
http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2014/10/27/alan-bean-plus-four
https://zerohplovecraft.wordpress.com/2018/05/11/the-gig-economy-2/
Near Futures
https://medium.com/basic-income/self-driving-trucks-are-going-to-hit-us-like-a-human-driven-truck-b8507d9c5961#.mpb0xhvt4
Launching work on the internet (postindustrial industry)
postindustrialdesign.school
entrpeneurial design syllabus
Comedy:
Daniel Kitson
Ethan Lipton: https://vimeo.com/40511520
Mathematics
Godel Escher Bach
Logicomix
Galilleos Letters
Flatland
Fermats last theorem
Uncle Petros goldbach conjecture
A mathematicians apology
(Also I have a symmetrical group named after me!)
Online learning courses
http://rwet.decontextualize.com/
http://printedweb.org/#Syllabi and workshops
Making making easier
Google Docs
Glitch
Appengine
Games?
The glass bead game
Books
Cannery Row
Tortilla flat
Home is the sailor
All the pretty horses
Italo Calvino
Victoria
Iain M Banks
China Meiville
Flowers for algernon
Handmaiden's tail
Nicholson Baker
Micahel Chabon
Raymond Chandler
Desolation Angels
Mother night
The gangster we are looking for
The size of thoughts
Films
Jodbrodskys Dune
Deep Water
Man on wire
Buffalo 66
2046
Chungking Express
The Station Agent
Short term 12
The Apartment
Tears of the black tiger
Music
Bonobo
Nightmares on wax
Fragile State
Keith Jarrett
Aaron Goldberg
Frightened Rabbit
Susumu Yokota
Jimmy Luxury
Kind of blue
My mixes
Drumroll (a blog roll for music...):
Noonpacific
NPR first listen
Streams & aggregators:
Poetry
>But the sea
which no one tends
is also a garden
[Asphodel, That Greeny Flower by William Carlos Williams](http://www.poets.org/poetsorg/poem/asphodel-greeny-flower-excerpt)
--
>First, The fish needs to say, “Something ain’t right about this Camel ride – And I’m Feeling so damn Thirsty.”
Hafiz
--
>And we all say: OH!
Well I never!
Was there ever
A Cat so clever
As Magical Mr. Mistoffelees!
[Mr Mistophelees by TS Eliot](http://famouspoetsandpoems.com/poets/t__s__eliot/poems/15147)
--
>So the darkness shall be the light, and the stillness the dancing.
Whisper of running streams, and winter lightning.
[The Four Quartets by TS Eliot](http://www.coldbacon.com/poems/fq.html)
--
>In the summer
I stretch out on the shore
And think of you
Had I told the sea
What I felt for you,
It would have left its shores,
Its shells,
Its fish,
And followed me.
Nizar Qabbani
--
>But after a time allowed for it to swim,
Instead of proving human when it neared
And someone else additional to him,
As a great buck it powerfully appeared,
Pushing the crumpled water up ahead,
And landed pouring like a waterfall,
And stumbled through the rocks with horny tread,
And forced the underbrush--and that was all.
[The Most of It by Robert Frost](http://genius.com/Robert-frost-the-most-of-it-annotated)
--
>We are, I am, you are
by cowardice or courage
the one who find our way
back to this scene
carrying a knife, a camera
a book of myths
in which
our names do not appear.
[Diving into the wreck by Adrienne Rich](http://www.poets.org/poetsorg/poem/diving-wreck)
Inspired by http://brendanschlagel.com/canon/


Class: Aws::EC2::Types::ModifyClientVpnEndpointRequest
| Relationships & Source Files | |
| Super Chains via Extension / Inclusion / Inheritance | |
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Class Chain:
self,
Struct
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Instance Chain:
self,
::Aws::Structure ,
Struct
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| Inherits: |
Struct
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| Defined in: | gems/aws-sdk-ec2/lib/aws-sdk-ec2/types.rb |
Overview
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
-
#client_connect_options ⇒ Types::ClientConnectOptions
rw
The options for managing connection authorization for new client connections.
-
#client_login_banner_options ⇒ Types::ClientLoginBannerOptions
rw
Options for enabling a customizable text banner that will be displayed on Amazon Web Services provided clients when a VPN session is established.
-
#client_vpn_endpoint_id ⇒ String
rw
The ID of the
::Aws::EC2::Client
VPN endpoint to modify. -
#connection_log_options ⇒ Types::ConnectionLogOptions
rw
Information about the client connection logging options.
-
#description ⇒ String
rw
A brief description of the
::Aws::EC2::Client
VPN endpoint. -
#dns_servers ⇒ Types::DnsServersOptionsModifyStructure
rw
Information about the DNS servers to be used by
::Aws::EC2::Client
VPN connections. -
#dry_run ⇒ Boolean
rw
Checks whether you have the required permissions for the action, without actually making the request, and provides an error response.
-
#security_group_ids ⇒ Array<String>
rw
The IDs of one or more security groups to apply to the target network.
-
#self_service_portal ⇒ String
rw
Specify whether to enable the self-service portal for the
::Aws::EC2::Client
VPN endpoint. -
#server_certificate_arn ⇒ String
rw
The ARN of the server certificate to be used.
-
#session_timeout_hours ⇒ Integer
rw
The maximum VPN session duration time in hours.
-
#split_tunnel ⇒ Boolean
rw
Indicates whether the VPN is split-tunnel.
-
#vpc_id ⇒ String
rw
The ID of the VPC to associate with the
::Aws::EC2::Client
VPN endpoint. -
#vpn_port ⇒ Integer
rw
The port number to assign to the
::Aws::EC2::Client
VPN endpoint for TCP and UDP traffic.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#client_connect_options ⇒ Types::ClientConnectOptions (rw)
The options for managing connection authorization for new client connections.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-ec2/lib/aws-sdk-ec2/types.rb', line 44261
class ModifyClientVpnEndpointRequest < Struct.new( :client_vpn_endpoint_id, :server_certificate_arn, :, :dns_servers, :vpn_port, :description, :split_tunnel, :dry_run, :security_group_ids, :vpc_id, :self_service_portal, :, :session_timeout_hours, : ) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#client_login_banner_options ⇒ Types::ClientLoginBannerOptions (rw)
Options for enabling a customizable text banner that will be displayed on Amazon Web Services provided clients when a VPN session is established.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-ec2/lib/aws-sdk-ec2/types.rb', line 44261
class ModifyClientVpnEndpointRequest < Struct.new( :client_vpn_endpoint_id, :server_certificate_arn, :, :dns_servers, :vpn_port, :description, :split_tunnel, :dry_run, :security_group_ids, :vpc_id, :self_service_portal, :, :session_timeout_hours, : ) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#client_vpn_endpoint_id ⇒ String
(rw)
The ID of the ::Aws::EC2::Client
VPN endpoint to modify.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-ec2/lib/aws-sdk-ec2/types.rb', line 44261
class ModifyClientVpnEndpointRequest < Struct.new( :client_vpn_endpoint_id, :server_certificate_arn, :, :dns_servers, :vpn_port, :description, :split_tunnel, :dry_run, :security_group_ids, :vpc_id, :self_service_portal, :, :session_timeout_hours, : ) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#connection_log_options ⇒ Types::ConnectionLogOptions (rw)
Information about the client connection logging options.
If you enable client connection logging, data about client connections is sent to a Cloudwatch Logs log stream. The following information is logged:
::Aws::EC2::Client
connection requests::Aws::EC2::Client
connection results (successful and unsuccessful)Reasons for unsuccessful client connection requests
::Aws::EC2::Client
connection termination time
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-ec2/lib/aws-sdk-ec2/types.rb', line 44261
class ModifyClientVpnEndpointRequest < Struct.new( :client_vpn_endpoint_id, :server_certificate_arn, :, :dns_servers, :vpn_port, :description, :split_tunnel, :dry_run, :security_group_ids, :vpc_id, :self_service_portal, :, :session_timeout_hours, : ) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#description ⇒ String
(rw)
A brief description of the ::Aws::EC2::Client
VPN endpoint.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-ec2/lib/aws-sdk-ec2/types.rb', line 44261
class ModifyClientVpnEndpointRequest < Struct.new( :client_vpn_endpoint_id, :server_certificate_arn, :, :dns_servers, :vpn_port, :description, :split_tunnel, :dry_run, :security_group_ids, :vpc_id, :self_service_portal, :, :session_timeout_hours, : ) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#dns_servers ⇒ Types::DnsServersOptionsModifyStructure (rw)
Information about the DNS servers to be used by ::Aws::EC2::Client
VPN
connections. A Client VPN endpoint can have up to two DNS servers.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-ec2/lib/aws-sdk-ec2/types.rb', line 44261
class ModifyClientVpnEndpointRequest < Struct.new( :client_vpn_endpoint_id, :server_certificate_arn, :, :dns_servers, :vpn_port, :description, :split_tunnel, :dry_run, :security_group_ids, :vpc_id, :self_service_portal, :, :session_timeout_hours, : ) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#dry_run ⇒ Boolean
(rw)
Checks whether you have the required permissions for the action,
without actually making the request, and provides an error response.
If you have the required permissions, the error response is
DryRunOperation
. Otherwise, it is UnauthorizedOperation
.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-ec2/lib/aws-sdk-ec2/types.rb', line 44261
class ModifyClientVpnEndpointRequest < Struct.new( :client_vpn_endpoint_id, :server_certificate_arn, :, :dns_servers, :vpn_port, :description, :split_tunnel, :dry_run, :security_group_ids, :vpc_id, :self_service_portal, :, :session_timeout_hours, : ) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#security_group_ids ⇒ Array
<String
> (rw)
The IDs of one or more security groups to apply to the target network.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-ec2/lib/aws-sdk-ec2/types.rb', line 44261
class ModifyClientVpnEndpointRequest < Struct.new( :client_vpn_endpoint_id, :server_certificate_arn, :, :dns_servers, :vpn_port, :description, :split_tunnel, :dry_run, :security_group_ids, :vpc_id, :self_service_portal, :, :session_timeout_hours, : ) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#self_service_portal ⇒ String
(rw)
Specify whether to enable the self-service portal for the ::Aws::EC2::Client
VPN
endpoint.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-ec2/lib/aws-sdk-ec2/types.rb', line 44261
class ModifyClientVpnEndpointRequest < Struct.new( :client_vpn_endpoint_id, :server_certificate_arn, :, :dns_servers, :vpn_port, :description, :split_tunnel, :dry_run, :security_group_ids, :vpc_id, :self_service_portal, :, :session_timeout_hours, : ) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#server_certificate_arn ⇒ String
(rw)
The ARN of the server certificate to be used. The server certificate must be provisioned in Certificate Manager (ACM).
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-ec2/lib/aws-sdk-ec2/types.rb', line 44261
class ModifyClientVpnEndpointRequest < Struct.new( :client_vpn_endpoint_id, :server_certificate_arn, :, :dns_servers, :vpn_port, :description, :split_tunnel, :dry_run, :security_group_ids, :vpc_id, :self_service_portal, :, :session_timeout_hours, : ) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#session_timeout_hours ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The maximum VPN session duration time in hours.
Valid values: 8 | 10 | 12 | 24
Default value: 24
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-ec2/lib/aws-sdk-ec2/types.rb', line 44261
class ModifyClientVpnEndpointRequest < Struct.new( :client_vpn_endpoint_id, :server_certificate_arn, :, :dns_servers, :vpn_port, :description, :split_tunnel, :dry_run, :security_group_ids, :vpc_id, :self_service_portal, :, :session_timeout_hours, : ) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#split_tunnel ⇒ Boolean
(rw)
Indicates whether the VPN is split-tunnel.
For information about split-tunnel VPN endpoints, see Split-tunnel
::Aws::EC2::Client
VPN endpoint in the Client VPN Administrator Guide.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-ec2/lib/aws-sdk-ec2/types.rb', line 44261
class ModifyClientVpnEndpointRequest < Struct.new( :client_vpn_endpoint_id, :server_certificate_arn, :, :dns_servers, :vpn_port, :description, :split_tunnel, :dry_run, :security_group_ids, :vpc_id, :self_service_portal, :, :session_timeout_hours, : ) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#vpc_id ⇒ String
(rw)
The ID of the VPC to associate with the ::Aws::EC2::Client
VPN endpoint.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-ec2/lib/aws-sdk-ec2/types.rb', line 44261
class ModifyClientVpnEndpointRequest < Struct.new( :client_vpn_endpoint_id, :server_certificate_arn, :, :dns_servers, :vpn_port, :description, :split_tunnel, :dry_run, :security_group_ids, :vpc_id, :self_service_portal, :, :session_timeout_hours, : ) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#vpn_port ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The port number to assign to the ::Aws::EC2::Client
VPN endpoint for TCP and UDP
traffic.
Valid Values: 443
| 1194
Default Value: 443
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-ec2/lib/aws-sdk-ec2/types.rb', line 44261
class ModifyClientVpnEndpointRequest < Struct.new( :client_vpn_endpoint_id, :server_certificate_arn, :, :dns_servers, :vpn_port, :description, :split_tunnel, :dry_run, :security_group_ids, :vpc_id, :self_service_portal, :, :session_timeout_hours, : ) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


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