However, with COVID-19 health safety guidelines, bar culture is going to look and feel quite different when students return to campus.
The plethora of bars in Athens are working on setting guidelines and restrictions in place to keep their businesses open and keep customers happy, while also remaining safe. But even with bars staying open and measures being taken to adapt, bar employees and attendees are skeptical about them.
Kaylen Spears, who goes by DJ Marcellus Doe, plays at various bars in town. He played at Red Brick Tavern during the summer, and being in the middle of a pandemic, he didn’t expect anything wild. He was shocked to find that there were nights with large crowds.
He feels when students come back to campus, the majority will refrain from partaking in going out.
“Students are reckless, but most are smart enough to just want to get this over with,” Spears said in an email. “I think it’s going to hurt the bars a lot.”
Being a DJ during a quarantine, Spears tried the livestream approach as a placeholder for in-person performances. Though it worked well enough given the circumstances, he took issue with the quantity of restrictions as far as copyrights to stream on YouTube, Instagram and other social media platforms.
“We need live events, not just bars, to strive as DJs and to enjoy it to the full potential,” Spears said in an email.
Tyler Beattie, a junior studying political science, has been working as a bouncer at The Crystal all summer with the new COVID-19 restrictions. For Beattie and the rest of the staff, it has been a big adjustment.
“It has been interesting to say the least,” Beattie said in an email. “I would say having to wear a mask when leaving your seat is the hardest thing to remember to do.”
Unlike Spears, Beattie believes bar culture is here to stay, and as soon as students come back, it will kick up again.
“With sports coming back, students will want to come out and watch the games,” Beattie said in an email. “However, the bars can only handle a limited capacity.”
To Beattie, the bottom line is: if students want to go out and have fun, they’ll find a way to. In his opinion, the alternative to going out is house parties, which seem to be less safe.
“The bars have restrictions and regulations they have to follow, while house parties can essentially do what they please,” Beattie said in an email.
Alli Russo, a fifth-year studying Spanish and Spanish education, agrees with Beattie that the bar culture won’t change, as it’s such a central part of Ohio University’s experience.
Russo went to the bars once or twice during the summer and experienced no one wearing masks or social distancing. She’s interested to see what the restrictions will look like in the fall and if the bars will have to shut down.
Just because Russo thinks the culture won’t change doesn’t mean she’s going to be taking part in it.
“I don’t feel comfortable going to bars right now because I know employees have been getting coronavirus and I don’t want to put myself in danger or others in danger,” Russo said in an email.
Like everything else revolving around university life, the plans for the bars are tentative and are up for change. For DJs like Spears, however, bar culture is vital to his performances. He feels that even with restrictions, he’s lucky to be playing.
“At the end of the day, I was just happy to be back doing it even if it was for like four people,” Spears said in an email.


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To create an accordion menu, simply add the class accordion
to a ul
element. Each list item must contain an a
element as a trigger for the panel and then
additional elements (usually another ul
) to make up the panel itself.
By default, all panels start closed. If you wish to have one or more start open, simply add the class
active
to the top-level li
element.
The following code is based on the demo displayed to the left.

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Optionally used in Qt GUI and platform plugins. Configure with -no-freetype, or -system-freetype to avoid.
The sources can be found in qtbase/src/3rdparty/freetype.
Copyright 2006-2015 by David Turner, Robert Wilhelm, and Werner Lemberg.
Freetype Project License or GNU General Public License v2.0 only.
The FreeType 2 font engine is copyrighted work and cannot be used legally without a software license. In order to make this project usable to a vast majority of developers, we distribute it under two mutually exclusive open-source licenses. This means that *you* must choose *one* of the two licenses described below, then obey all its terms and conditions when using FreeType 2 in any of your projects or products. - The FreeType License, found in the file `FTL.TXT', which is similar to the original BSD license *with* an advertising clause that forces you to explicitly cite the FreeType project in your product's documentation. All details are in the license file. This license is suited to products which don't use the GNU General Public License. Note that this license is compatible to the GNU General Public License version 3, but not version 2. - The GNU General Public License version 2, found in `GPLv2.TXT' (any later version can be used also), for programs which already use the GPL. Note that the FTL is incompatible with GPLv2 due to its advertisement clause. The contributed BDF and PCF drivers come with a license similar to that of the X Window System. It is compatible to the above two licenses (see file src/bdf/README and src/pcf/README). The gzip module uses the zlib license (see src/gzip/zlib.h) which too is compatible to the above two licenses. The MD5 checksum support (only used for debugging in development builds) is in the public domain. --- end of LICENSE.TXT ---


Before Change
longest_name_len = 0
curr_names = set()
curr_gene_coords = []
for row in interval_rows:
next_coords = row[:-1]
next_names = set(row[-1].rstrip().split(","))
assert len(next_names)
overlap = curr_names.intersection(next_names)
if overlap:
// Continuing the same gene; update shared accessions
curr_names = filter_names(overlap)
curr_gene_coords.append(next_coords)
else:
// End of the old gene -- emit coords + shared name(s)
for coords in curr_gene_coords:
out_row = emit(coords, curr_names)
yield out_row
longest_name_len = max(longest_name_len, len(out_row[-1]))
// Start of a new gene
curr_gene_coords = [next_coords]
curr_names = next_names
// Final emission
for coords in curr_gene_coords:
out_row = emit(coords, curr_names)
yield out_row
longest_name_len = max(longest_name_len, len(out_row[-1]))
logging.info("Longest name length: %d", longest_name_len)
def filter_names(names, exclude=("mRNA",)):
After Change
else:
// End of the old gene -- emit shared name(s)
for _i in range(curr_gene_count):
out_name = shortest_name(curr_names)
yield out_name
longest_name_len = max(longest_name_len, len(out_name))
// Start of a new gene
curr_gene_count = 1
curr_names = next_names
// Final emission
for _i in range(curr_gene_count):
out_name = shortest_name(curr_names)
yield out_name
longest_name_len = max(longest_name_len, len(out_name))
logging.info("Longest name length: %d", longest_name_len)


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A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY OF SELECTED MICHIGAN SCHOOLS
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MergeBulkBuild
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MergeBulkBuild
MergeBulkBuildException
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MergeBulkBuildException(String)
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MergeBulkBuildException
MergeBulkBuildException(Throwable)
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MergeBulkBuildException
mergeConfigurationFile(File)
- Method in class com.comcast.oscar.buildbulk.
BulkBuild
mergeFiles(int, String)
- Method in class com.comcast.oscar.cli.commands.
MergeBulk
Merge input files into output file
MESP
- Static variable in class com.comcast.oscar.cablelabsdefinitions.
Constants
MGT_EVENT_CTRL_ENC
- Static variable in class com.comcast.oscar.cablelabsdefinitions.
Constants
MIB_PARAMETER
- Static variable in class com.comcast.oscar.netsnmp.
Constants
miiTlvTypeTpByteLength
- Variable in class com.comcast.oscar.tlv.
TlvBuilder
miiTypeBytelength
- Static variable in interface com.comcast.oscar.tlv.
TlvBuild
Track the TopLevel TLV to its Respected Num Of Byte Length
miiTypeBytelength
- Variable in class com.comcast.oscar.tlv.
TlvVariableBinding
MODEM_CAP
- Static variable in class com.comcast.oscar.cablelabsdefinitions.
Constants
MODEM_IP_ADDR
- Static variable in class com.comcast.oscar.cablelabsdefinitions.
Constants
modeNames
- Static variable in class com.comcast.oscar.parser.
tlvLexer
MULTI_LINE_COMMENT
- Static variable in class com.comcast.oscar.parser.
tlvLexer
MULTI_LINE_COMMENT()
- Method in class com.comcast.oscar.parser.
tlvParser.EmptyTLVContext
MULTI_LINE_COMMENT
- Static variable in class com.comcast.oscar.parser.
tlvParser
MULTI_LINE_COMMENT()
- Method in class com.comcast.oscar.parser.
tlvParser.SnmpContext
MULTI_LINE_COMMENT()
- Method in class com.comcast.oscar.parser.
tlvParser.SubTypeValueContext
MULTI_LINE_COMMENT()
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Color in HEX format. More info: https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_colors_hex.asp
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/usr/lib/urxvt/perl
rxvt-unicode is a clone of the terminal emulator rxvt, an X Window System terminal emulator which includes support for XFT and Unicode.
This package is known to build and work properly using an LFS-9.1 platform.
Download (HTTP): http://dist.schmorp.de/rxvt-unicode/Attic/rxvt-unicode-9.22.tar.bz2
Download MD5 sum: 93782dec27494eb079467dacf6e48185
Download size: 910 KB
Estimated disk space required: 23 MB (plus 9 MB if gdk-pixbuf is present)
Estimated build time: 0.2 SBU
gdk-pixbuf-2.40.0 (for background images) and startup-notification-0.12
User Notes: http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/wiki/rxvt-unicode
Install rxvt-unicode by running the following commands:
./configure --prefix=/usr --enable-everything && make
This package does not come with a test suite.
Now, as the root
user:
make install
--enable-everything
: Add
support for all non-multichoice options. Details about the
different options can be found in the file README.configure
.
--disable-xft
: Remove support for Xft
fonts.
--disable-perl
: Disable the embedded
Perl interpreter.
--disable-afterimage
: Remove support
for libAfterImage.
The rxvt-unicode terminal emulator
uses the resource class URxvt
and
the resource name urxvt
. You can add
X resource definitions to a user's ~/.Xresources
or ~/.Xdefaults
files or to the system-wide
/etc/X11/app-defaults/URxvt
file. The
following example will load the matcher
Perl
extension (assuming Perl support
wasn't disabled), which enables a left button click to open an
underlined URL in the specified browser, sets a background and
foreground color and loads an Xft font (as the root
user):
cat >> /etc/X11/app-defaults/URxvt << "EOF"
! Use the specified colour as the windows background colour [default white]
URxvt*background: black
! Use the specified colour as the windows foreground colour [default black]
URxvt*foreground: yellow
! Select the fonts to be used. This is a comma separated list of font names
URxvt*font: xft:Monospace:pixelsize=18
! Comma-separated list(s) of perl extension scripts (default: "default")
URxvt*perl-ext: matcher
! Specifies the program to be started with a URL argument. Used by
URxvt*url-launcher: firefox
! When clicked with the mouse button specified in the "matcher.button" resource
! (default 2, or middle), the program specified in the "matcher.launcher"
! resource (default, the "url-launcher" resource, "sensible-browser") will be
! started with the matched text as first argument.
! Below, default modified to mouse left button.
URxvt*matcher.button: 1
EOF
In order to view the defined X resources, issue:
xrdb -query
In order to add the modifications of the new user configuration file, keeping previously X configurations (of course, unless you are changing any on previously define), issue:
xrdb -merge ~/.Xresources
The rxvt-unicode application can also run in a daemon mode, which makes it possible to open multiple terminal windows within the same process. The urxvtc client then connects to the urxvtd daemon and requests a new terminal window. Use this option with caution. If the daemon crashes, all the running processes in the terminal windows are terminated.
You can start the urxvtd daemon in the system or
personal startup X
session script (e.g., ~/.xinitrc
) by
adding the following lines near the top of the script:
# Start the urxvtd daemon
urxvtd -q -f -o &
For more information, examine the urxvt, urxvtd, urxvtc, and urxvtperl
man pages.
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issuing, as the root
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First, you must undergo a credit check as well as undergo a criminal background check. These usually cost a small fee but it does have a huge impact on whether or not you are eligible to live in where your desired community. In additon, while there are fair housing laws that forbid discrimination based on color, national origin, race or religion, this sadly might not be enough to live in a specific community. Providing a copy of your visa, green card or your permanent residency card. However, be sure that your visa does not expire before the lease term.
Hopefully after you qualify for your house, a security deposit must be paid and if you have a pet, a deposit for that pet also might have a deposit that you need to pay. However, these laws vary from state to state so depending on the state you want to live in, a pet might cost some money to own. These deposits protect the landlord and they can fine you if you damage the property. Credit score is important however, writing a renter’s resume is also a way to prove yourself qualified.


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{% blocktrans %}The Provider is the class providing encryption support (e.g. LuksEncryptor).{% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans %}The Control Location is the notional service where encryption is performed (e.g., front-end=Nova). The default value is 'front-end.'{% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans %}The Cipher is the encryption algorithm/mode to use (e.g., aes-xts-plain64). If the field is left empty, the provider default will be used.{% endblocktrans %}
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Fulham fans copy Leeds United in starting petition against referee Jeremy Simpson after Bristol City win
The referee failed to award a late penalty to the hosts
by David ByromFulham fans have set up a petition to ban referee Jeremy Simpson following Bristol City's 2-1 win at Craven Cottage on Saturday.
The Robins ran out winners after taking a two-goal lead, with Josh Brownhill and Famara Diedhiou finding the net.
Yet Aboubakar's goal four minutes from time set up a nervy finish, and the Cottagers thought they should have had a penalty when Neeskens Kebano went down following a tackle from Callum O'Dowda, but referee Simpson waved play on.
Fulham boss Scott Parker called for VAR in the Championship post-match, and now the fans have launched a petition against Simpson.
Launched on Change.org, the petition says: "Jeremy Simpson has caused danger for Fulham as we drop more significant points.
"He called many fouls against Fulham and even a controversial penalty decision and handing out yellow cards left, right and centre, he couldn't control his own game."
So far, just 90 fans have signed the petition, but some have commented on it, with Vince Newman arguing 'there were too many wrong decisions, including crucial ones that were so straightforward, it is just unbelievable."
Barry Clements said: "Shocking decision for the non-penalty at the end."
The petition also attracted comment on Twitter, with some fans backing it.
Friends of Fulham: Fulham fans, if you were also unimpressed with Jeremy Simpson's performance, then make sure you sign the Jeremy Simpson Out petition.
Henry: Please talk about Jeremy Simpson's shocker at Fulham.
Deborah Gil: We should have VAR, it should be available for all teams, then he can be proved wrong on many of his decisions.
Evan Russell: Not a fan of singling out referees but that was embarrassing.
Graying Sideburns: Jeremy Simpson's performance today was terrible.
The petition was even picked up by Leeds fans, who created their own petition against Simpson last season.
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Referential transparency is the foundation of functional architecture. If you categorise all operations into pure functions and impure actions, then most other traits associated with functional programming follow.
Unfortunately, mainstream programming languages don't distinguish between pure functions and impure actions. Identifying pure functions is tricky, and the knowledge is fleeting. What was a pure function today may become impure next time someone changes the code.
Separating pure and impure code is important. It'd be nice if you could automate the process. Perhaps you could run some tests, or, even better, make the compiler do the work. That's what Haskell and a few other languages do.
In Haskell, the distinction is made with a container called IO
. This static type enforces the functional interaction law at compile time: pure functions can't invoke impure actions.
Regular readers of this blog know that I often use Haskell to demonstrate principles of functional programming. If you don't know Haskell, however, its ability to guarantee the functional interaction law at compile time may seem magical. It's not.
Fortunately, the design is so simple that it's easy to explain the fundamental concept: Results of impure actions are always enclosed in an opaque container called IO. You can think of it as a box with a label.
The label only tells you about the static type of the value inside the box. It could be an int
, a DateTime
, or your own custom type, say Reservation
. While you know what type of value is inside the box, you can't see what's in it, and you can't open it.
The container itself is called IO
, but don't take the word too literally. While all I/O (input/output) is inherently impure, other operations that you don't typically think of as I/O is impure as well. Generation of random numbers (including GUIDs) is the most prominent example. Random number generators rely on the system clock, which you can think of as an input device, although I think many programmers don't.
I could have called the container Impure instead, but I chose to go with IO, since this is the word used in Haskell. It also has the advantage of being short.
A question frequently comes up: How do I get the value out of my IO? As always, the answer is mu. You don't. You inject the desired behaviour into the container. This goes for all monads, including IO.
But naturally you wonder: If you can't see the value inside the IO box then what's the point?
The point is to enforce the functional interaction law at the type level. A pure function that calls an impure action will receive a sealed, opaque IO box. There's no API that enables a pure function to extract the contents of the container, so this effectively enforces the rule that pure functions can't call impure actions.
The other three types of interactions are still possible.
On the other hand, if you're already inside the box, you can see the contents. And there's one additional rule: If you're already inside an IO box, you can open other IO boxes and see their contents!
In subsequent articles in this article series, you'll see how all of this manifests as C# code. This article gives a high-level view of the concept. I suggest that you go back and re-read it once you've seen the code.
If you're looking for metaphors or other ways to understand what's going on, there's two perspectives I find useful. None of them offer the full picture, but together, I find that they help.
A common interpretation of IO is that it's like the box in which you put Schrödinger's cat. IO<Cat>
can be viewed as the superposition of the two states of cat (assuming that Cat
is basically a sum type with the cases Alive
and Dead
). Likewise, IO<int>
represents the superposition of all 4,294,967,296 32-bit integers, IO<string>
the superposition of infinitely many strings, etcetera.
Only when you observe the contents of the box does the superposition collapse to a single value.
But... you can't observe the contents of an IO box, can you?
The IO container represents an impenetrable barrier between the outside and the inside.  Matter can fall into a black hole, but no information can escape its event horizon.
In high school I took cosmology, among many other things. I don't know if the following is still current, but we learned a formula for calculating the density of a black hole, based on its mass. When you input the estimated mass of the universe, the formula suggests a density near vacuum. Wait, what?! Are we actually living inside a black hole? Perhaps. Could there be other universes 'inside' black holes?
The analogy to the IO container seems apt. You can't see into a black hole from the outside, but once beyond the blue event horizon, you can observe everything that goes on in that interior universe. You can't escape to the original universe, though.
As with all metaphors, this one breaks down if you think too much about it. Code running in IO can unpack other IO boxes, even nested boxes. There's no reason to believe that if you're inside a black hole that you can then gaze beyond the event horizon of nested black holes.
In the next articles in this series, you'll see C# code examples that illustrate how this concept might be implemented. The purpose of these code examples is to give you a sense for how IO
works in Haskell, but with more familiar syntax.
When you saw the title, did you think that this would be an article about IoC Containers? It's not. The title isn't a typo, and I never use the term IoC Container. As Steven and I explain in our book, Inversion of Control (IoC) is a broader concept than Dependency Injection (DI). It's called a DI Container.
IO, on the other hand, is a container of impure values. Its API enables you to 'build' bigger structures (programs) from smaller IO boxes. You can compose IO actions together and inject pure functions into them. The boxes, however, are opaque. Pure functions can't see their contents. This effectively enforces the functional interaction law at the type level.
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Come on, you know there is a perfect metaphor. Monads are like burritos.
Christer, I appreciate that this is all in good fun 🤓
For the benefit of readers who may still be trying to learn these concepts, I'll point out that just as this isn't an article about IoC containers, it's not a monad tutorial. It's an explanation of a particular API called IO, which, among other traits, also forms a monad. I'm trying to downplay that aspect here, because I hope that you can understand most of this and the next articles without knowing what a monad is.
"While you know what type of value is inside the box, you can't see what's in it, and you can't open it."
Well you technically can, with unsafePerformIO ;) although it defeats the whole purpose.


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Characters with the constituent trait invalid cannot ever appear in a token except under the control of a single escape character. If an invalid character is encountered while an object is being read, an error of type reader-error is signaled. If an invalid character is preceded by a single escape character, it is treated as an alphabetic_2 constituent instead.


This example builds on the Fraud Detection example with Cache and Store functionality. Fraud Detection is a commonly used scenario for highlighting what's different about CEP because it shows how the CEP engine correlates different events using a time window or other criteria. In this example, fraud is suspected when either of the following occurs:
This example is used to demonstrate the TIBCO BusinessEvents® persistence-none,shared-nothing and shared-all application.
NOTE: Use Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox browsers to view the Send Button in the readme.html. The Send button can be used to provide test data to the example application.
Open a command window and at the command prompt and execute following commands
kubectl create -f bediscoverynode.yaml
kubectl create -f bediscovery-service.yaml
kubectl create -f becacheagent.yaml
kubectl create -f beinferenceagent.yaml
kubectl create -f befdservice.yaml
Deployment of shared nothing application needs file system to be mounted.
Open a command window and at the command prompt and execute following commands
kubectl create -f becacheagent.yaml
kubectl create -f bediscovery-service.yaml
kubectl create -f beinferenceagent.yaml
kubectl create -f befdservice.yaml
Open a command window and at the command prompt and execute following commands
kubectl create -f manifest.yaml
kubectl create -f becacheagent.yaml
kubectl create -f bediscovery-service.yaml
kubectl create -f beinferenceagent.yaml
kubectl create -f befdservice.yaml
Deployment of shared all application needs database to be configured.
Open a command window and at the command prompt and execute following commands
kubectl create -f db-configmapmysql.yaml
kubectl create -f bediscovery-azuredb.yaml
kubectl create -f bediscovery-service--azuredb.yaml
kubectl create -f becache-azuredb.yaml
kubectl create -f beinference-azuredb.yaml
kubectl create -f befdservice-azuredb.yaml
Open a command window and at the command prompt and execute following commands
kubectl create -f db-configmapmysql.yaml
kubectl create -f bediscovery.yaml
kubectl create -f bediscovery-service.yaml
kubectl create -f becache.yaml
kubectl create -f beinference.yaml
kubectl create -f befdservice.yaml
Create an account and give it a balance and an average monthly balance. Enter a name in the Account ID field. Enter, for example, 10000 in the Balance, and 20000 in the AvgMonthlyBalance fields. Repeat this step to create multiple accounts, as desired.
Host:In the command window you see a message like this: #### Created account Bob.
Now debit the account. In the AccountId field, enter one of the account names you specified above. Enter the amount of the debit in the Amount field. Then click Send.
In the command window you see messages like this (the actual message depends on the account balance, the average monthly balance, and other events that happened in the two minute window): #### Debiting account Bob by $1000.0
Rules in the project react to various inputs depending on current facts in the Rete network. You can try the following.
| Action | Message |
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| In the /Events/CreateAccount form, enter the same account name two times. | #### Account already exists: Bob |
| In the /Events/Debit form, enter a debit amount greater than the account balance. | #### Account ID Bob STATUS set to Suspended. |
| In the Events/Debit form, debit an account that was set to Suspended. | #### Cannot debit the suspended account Bob |
In the Events/Debit form, match the fraud detection
criteria to meet both of the following conditions:
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#### Account ID Bob STATUS set to Suspended. |
To reset the data, restart the engine at the command line.


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Teaching civics in a high school setting has been a macro approach to different groups and interests and how that interplay shapes government during the election cycle as well as how the different districts impact those behaviors. In geography we also discuss the impact of “imagined communities” that are congressional districts and the like in comparison to school districts and other communities composed of imaginary lines with real consequences and perceptions.
Colorado has a diverse community of political interests in different segments of the state and even further dichotomies that exists within similar voting patterns that have different motivations. Keeping that complexity in our state and making sure gerrymandering does not marginalize those diverse views proves essential to a robust democracy.
Teaching social studies in a high school environment affords me many opportunities for exploration of potentially controversial and divisive subject matter. In addition to the necessity of creating consensus and agreement amongst my classes, parents become steak-holders in that educational process as well. Creating an environment where complexity and nuance does not create further tension and division proves difficult at times, but striking a balance between all the interested parties proves essential not only in a peacekeeping sense, but so that the exploration of those topics has a degree of academic integrity and not a clumsy attempt at indoctrination with my biases at the forefront.
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as well as some lines from it and the analysis of the lines will be displayed on the back of the card created.
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Vicky is Danske's first female executive board member in two centuries
In the High Flyers spotlight this week is Vicky Davies, deputy chief executive at Danske Bank and its first female executive board member in its more than 200-year history
What was your first job?
I worked as a barmaid in Wimbledon earning money during my holidays from studying at Cambridge University. I also worked at Barclays Bank in Wimbledon during the summer after my first year at university. I was responsible for processing cheques and back office tasks included placing statements in envelopes. Lots of manual tasks which are automated today. My first proper full time job was as a management consultant at Accenture where I worked for five years. My role was mainly based in UK but I also worked in Scandanavia and the US.
What qualifications do you have?
I am a certified bank director which I obtained from Institute of Banking; I studied at INSEAD in France and Singapore where I achieved my MBA with distinction and I have a first class honours degree in natural sciences from Cambridge University.
What do you attribute your success to?
Hard work, great mentors, supportive family, going outside my comfort zone, getting feedback and acting on it.
How would you describe yourself to someone who'd never met you?
Determined, hard-working, team player, curious, inclusive and committed to driving diversity at every opportunity.
Who do you look up to in business?
There are so many! I'm surrounded by supportive and charismatic mentors whom I have learnt a lot from throughout my career.
How do you get the best out of people who work for you?
I'm proud to have great colleagues at Danske Bank and I place great importance on teamwork when leading, and being part of, a team. A shared vision, creating a supportive culture and constant encouragement are key.
If you could change one thing about doing business in Northern Ireland, what would it be?
Be more diverse in every way. I am truly committed to equality and diversity. I am the first female executive board member of Danske Bank in its more than 200-year history and I am chair of Danske Bank's equality and diversity initiative.
What website or app could you not do without?
LinkedIn – great for business news and staying connected.
What was the last book you read?
The Secret Barrister: Stories of the Law and How It's Broken
What car do you drive?
Volvo. It's a lovely family car and there's plenty of room for the dog.
Tell us something interesting about yourself?
I'm mum to four energetic boys ranging in age from 8 to 12 – the youngest two are twins – and we recently added a Cavapoo puppy, Barney, to our brood!
What's your greatest passion outside work and family?
Playing tennis (badly) and mentoring entrepreneurs and individuals embarking on their careers. I am passionate about bringing out the best in people to reach their potential in helping them think through the barriers and feeling they can go for it and achieve.


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Easy Way Kali Rolling:
You guessed it, simply run the following. (Bloodhound depends on neo4j so that will be installed as well.)
apt-get install bloodhound
launch Neo4j:
neo4j console
We now have a remote interface available at http://localhost:7474. Let’s head over there via a browser and change that default password. You will also see that it enabled Bolt on the localhost, we need this for later
Go ahead and complete the password change and close the browser window.
Pop a new terminal window open and run the following command to launch Bloodhound, leave the Neo4j console running for obvious reasons.
bloodhound
As you can see, Bloodhound is now running and waiting for some user input. Earlier when launching Neo4j it also enabled Bolt on bolt://<IP_ADDRESS>:7687. You need to use this as your Database URL.
Database URL – bolt://<IP_ADDRESS>:7687
Username – neo4j
Password – your newly changed password
Hit login and you should be presented with the Bloodhound tool minus any data. You can now import your data and get analyzing.


DataHack 2015 is the first data-driven hackathon in Israel, designed to bring together the Israeli data community. Set to take place at the end of November, DataHack will host over a hundred data-enthusiastic programmers, designers and researchers, competing over 48 hours and combining their skills to build innovative solutions for real-world problems.
DataHack will be hosted at the Hansen House - Center for Design, Media and Technology, located at Gdalyahu Alon 14, Jerusalem. The center includes exhibition spaces, an animation lab, theater performance space, a projection room, studios for visiting artists and the Graduate Programs of the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design Jerusalem.
Like you may have guessed, the theme of DataHack is data. As such, every project is required to have processing and/or analysis of some interesting data at its core. It can be a machine learning algorithm, a statistical analysis or producing deep insights automatically with data mining techniques - we just want to see you do innovative things with data. Excellent mentors from both academia and industry will be present onsite throughout the event to help you tackle the challenges ahead.
We are working very hard to provide you with access to interesting data sets. Some of those will come from sponsors, who might even pose specific challenges to tackle using their data. We have also partnered with the Public Knowledge Workshop to provide you with acces to data from public and govermental bodies. Finally, you are of course free to use any data set open for public use or for which you have free access. Have a data-related question? Contact our data team at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>DataHack 2015 will take place on Noveber 25th-27th, 2015. The event will start on Wednesday, November 25th afternoon and run until Friday, November 27th afternoon. An exact schedule will be announced in the near future.
Registration to the event is open to anyone - students, researches, designers and industry professionals. Applications will be carefully reviewed for skills and experience, and around one hundred applicants will be selected to form balanced teams of engineers, researchers and designers ready to tackle the challenges ahead.


Overview
ReadAudit is a feature where read access is logged for auditing purposes. You can annotation entity beans with @ReadAudit and then read events on these beans (queries and hits in L2 cache) are logged.
An implementation of the ReadAuditPrepare interface is typically required. The readAuditPrepare.prepare() method is expected to populate the ReadEvent with user context information (user id, user ip address etc).
Limitations
SqlQuery queries are currently not logged to the read audit log (RawSql queries are included in read auditing).
Getting started
Step 1: Add @ReadAudit
Add @ReadAudit annotation to all the entity beans that should have read auditing.
@ReadAudit
@Entity
@Table(name = "customer")
public class Customer {
...
Step 2: Implement ReadAuditPrepare
If you skip this step and don't supply a ReadAuditPrepare implementation a 'no op' implementation is used and the user context information (user id, user ip address etc) is left unpopulated.
class MyReadAuditPrepare implements ReadAuditPrepare {
@Override
public void prepare(ReadEvent event) {
// get user context information typically from a
// ThreadLocal or similar mechanism
String currentUserId = ...;
event.setUserId(currentUserId);
String userIpAddress = ...;
event.setUserIpAddress(userIpAddress);
event.setSource("myApplicationName");
// add arbitrary user context information to the
// userContext map
event.getUserContext().put("some", "thing");
}
}
Step 3: Register ReadAuditPrepare implementation
The implementation of ReadAuditPrepare can be automatically detected if classpath scanning is on (just like entity beans are found etc). That is, if scanning is on you don't need to explicitly register the ReadAuditPrepare implementation and instead it will be found and instantiated.
If scanning is not used or the ReadAuditPrepare implementation has dependencies and its instantiation should be performed externally to Ebean then you can register it explicitly with the DatabaseConfig.
// example code explicitly registering the ReadAuditPrepare implementation
MyReadAuditPrepare readAuditPrepare = ...;
DatabaseConfig config = new DatabaseConfig();
...
// register explicitly here
config.setReadAuditPrepare(readAuditPrepare);
...
Database database = DatabaseFactory.create(config);
Step 4: Configure logging
The default implementation of ReadAuditLogger logs query plan entries to io.ebean.ReadAuditQuery
and read events to io.ebean.ReadAudit
. The query plans contain the full SQL and having these
logged separately means that the read events don't need to include the full SQL executed and instead the bean type
and query key can be used to reference/lookup the associated SQL. This reduces the bulk/size of the read event logs.
Below in logback xml configuration is 2 appenders. READAUDIT_QUERY_LOG
for logging
the query plans and READAUDIT_LOG
for logging the read bean events.
<!-- LOGBACK configuration: separate loggers for the read auditing -->
<appender name="READAUDIT_QUERY_LOG" class="ch.qos.logback.core.rolling.RollingFileAppender">
<File>log/readAuditQuery.log</File>
<rollingPolicy class="ch.qos.logback.core.rolling.TimeBasedRollingPolicy">
<FileNamePattern>log/readAuditQuery.log.%d{yyyy-MM-dd}</FileNamePattern>
<MaxHistory>90</MaxHistory>
</rollingPolicy>
<encoder class="ch.qos.logback.classic.encoder.PatternLayoutEncoder">
<pattern>%d{HH:mm:ss.SSS} %msg%n</pattern>
</encoder>
</appender>
<appender name="READAUDIT_LOG" class="ch.qos.logback.core.rolling.RollingFileAppender">
<File>log/readAudit.log</File>
<rollingPolicy class="ch.qos.logback.core.rolling.TimeBasedRollingPolicy">
<FileNamePattern>log/readAudit.log.%d{yyyy-MM-dd}</FileNamePattern>
<MaxHistory>90</MaxHistory>
</rollingPolicy>
<encoder class="ch.qos.logback.classic.encoder.PatternLayoutEncoder">
<pattern>%d{HH:mm:ss.SSS} %msg%n</pattern>
</encoder>
</appender>
<logger name="io.ebean.ReadAuditQuery" level="TRACE" additivity="false">
<appender-ref ref="READAUDIT_QUERY_LOG"/>
</logger>
<logger name="io.ebean.ReadAudit" level="TRACE" additivity="false">
<appender-ref ref="READAUDIT_LOG"/>
</logger>
Optional: ReadAuditLogger implementation
If the default logging does not suit you can implement ReadAuditLogger to control how the events are logged. Log to a message queue, direct to a data store etc.
Query.setDisableReadAuditing()
For a specific query you can explicitly exclude it from the read auditing. The typical use case for this is where the query is used internally in the application to populate a cache or process bulk data and where you don't want that to go into the read audit log.