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Cycling can be a very enjoyable activity. Like many other outdoor activities, it does share some risks. At this seminar we will teach you how to safely operate bikes and how to get help when an accident strikes.
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If normal workout sessions are not working for you, sign up for our cycling fitness seminar! This seminar is best suited to those who want to learn the best methods to staying fit on a bike. We will be able to show any participants just how easy it can be to get active when you try!
Telling which type of bike suits you best is hard for beginners. This seminar will teach you the ins and outs of picking the bike that fits you perfectly! Criteria considered will be budget, height, weight, and goal of the bike.
Want to sign up for one of our seminars? Call us at (212) 394 - 9710 to make your reservation!
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Articles published on 24 August 2017
On 24 August 2017, 15 new articles were published in 14 journals.
Reaching Out Versus Lashing Out: Examining Gender Differences in Experiences With and Responses to Bullying in High School
Introduction—key Facts About Domestic Abuse: Lessons From Eight Studies
Institutional Deviance in Tv News: Bbc, Itv and the Mid Staffordshire Hospital Scandal
Mill’s Defense of Capital Punishment by C. L. Ten
The Impact of Changing Demographic Composition on Aggravated Assault Victimization During the Great American Crime Decline
Thanks to Our Reviewers
In Pursuit of Food System Integrity: the Situational Prevention of Food Fraud Enterprise
Barriocide: Investigating the Temporal and Spatial Influence of Neighborhood Structural Characteristics on Gang and Non-Gang Homicides in East Los Angeles
Body- and Movement-Based Interventions With Male Offenders – A Narrative Review by Fabian Chyle, Thomas Ostermann, Katja Boehm
Delinquency Prevention For Individual Change: Richard Clarke Cabot and the Making of the Cambridge-Somerville Youth Study
The Other Side of the Coin: Exploring the Effects of Adolescent Delinquency on Young Adult Self-Control
Perceptually Contemporaneous Offenses: Gender and Fear of Crime Among African-American University Students by Sarah Britto, Dahlia Stoddart, Joseph Ugwu
Note: although this article was published on 19 July 2017, the publisher only added it to the journal RSS feed on 24 August 2017, which is why it is shown in the list of articles for that date.
Barriers and Supports to Dating Violence Communication Between Latina Adolescents and Their Mothers: A Qualitative Analysis
Place-Based Statistical Versus Clinical Predictions of Crime Hot Spots and Harm Locations in Northern Ireland by Elizabeth Macbeth, Barak Ariel
Persuasion and Predation: the Effects of U.s. Military Aid and International Development Aid on Civilian Killings by Amira Jadoon
Note: although this article was published on 12 July 2017, the publisher only added it to the journal RSS feed on 24 August 2017, which is why it is shown in the list of articles for that date.


Virtual spaces is allowed for:
- After the end of line:
if this checkbox is selected, you will be able to set your caret anywhere after the last character in any line.
As soon as you start typing at a position beyond the end of the line, the necessary number of spaces will be
added between the end of the line and the beginning of your input.
- Inside tabs:
select this checkbox to allow placing the caret inside tab characters. The reason is that each tab character
shows in the editor as a set of 'virtual' space characters.


1.2 Software to facilitate business interactions
As a business grows, so does the complexity of the interactions between its departments. There is a complex web of interactions within a modern business organization. Management focuses on the control, operation, and development of a business. Financiers use investments to maximize opportunities to grow the business. Production engineers tune the processes needed to deliver products, But the key concern for IT is the nature and volume of information to be analyzed, shared and communicated in a timely fashion, as shown in the following diagram:
Even with over 50 years of intensive development to reduce the complexity of doing business, new software tools and apps are still emerging at an astounding rate. The following sidebars attempt to classify common software systems found in medium to large size enterprises into 2 basic types of business systems.
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP): data systems that store and communicate operational data in a way facitates reporting and future planning.
Enterprise Resource Management (ERM): software systems that facilitate the monitor and manage interaction and the use of resources.
ERP Software Systems
CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (CMS):
- Collections of guides, rulebooks, forms, and procedure guidelines
- Blogs, newsletter, announcements
- Catalogues, price lists
- Documentation of intellectual property and licenses
PRODUCT INFORMATION MANAGEMENT (PIM):
- Manual, troubleshooting guides
- Parts list, equivalences
- Price lists and stock inventory
- Photos and promotional materials
Accounting Information System (AIS):
- Revenue: cash inflow (sales)
- Expenditure: cash outflow (payroll, equipment)
- Conversion: work-in-progress transactions (raw material, precursor inventory)
- Administrative: reporting (income statement, balance sheet, cash flows)
ERM Software systems
B2B: Business-to-business software: manages workflow with suppliers and partners
- Directory of suppliers and products
- Social media confirmation of quality
B2C: Business-to-consumer software: serve the needs of individual customers particularly in regards to customer history, order status, and billing information.
- Online store
- Product manuals, product information
- Delivery tracking
Human Resources Management (HRM):
- Payroll, bonuses, raises
- Staff work experience, Performance appraisal, skill tests
- Flight risk, employee satisfaction
- Education, training
Marketing Automation Platform (MAP):
- CRM: Customer Relationship Management - purchase history, rewards, interests,
- MCP: Marketing Campaign Planning - Ad words, analytics, costs, contracts, effectiveness


The Romans punished a wide variety of crimes with execution. Executions were often public, seen as quality entertainment. Criminals were beheaded, fed to wild beasts, or tied to the tails of horses and dragged to death, all for the entertainment of crowds. These deaths were part of lavish games that lasted several days in arenas such as the Colosseum.
Some crimes corresponded with particular punishments. Patricide (killing your parents or grandparents), for example, was regarded as one of the worst crimes a Roman could commit. The punishment was to be sewn into a sack with a snake, a monkey, a rabid dog, and a cockerel, then thrown into a river. However, the most painful and degrading form of execution in ancient Rome was crucifixion. This was reserved only for non-citizens who had committed the most egregious of crimes and prisoners would be stripped naked and nailed to a wooden cross. It took days to die, during which the victim would be in excruciating pain bleeding from the inside out.


React Lifecycle
- describe the three phases of the REact Component Lifecycle
-
properly explain what the
constructor
and
render
methods do and their place in the React Component
Lifecycle
-
use the
componentDidMount
lifecycle method to set a
components state post render
lifecycle methods chart
Lifecycle Methods Chart
Pokemon project
-
console.log
constructor
and render
of App.js
- console.log
render
of function Pokemon component
- create
componentDidMount
and console.log it
-
create
componentDidUpdate
and console.log it with logic for
different parts of the state
Earthquake project
-
just go through the
Earthquake project and
show class coponent and use of
fetch
to get data and update
state
Build doggos project
- convert App from function component to class component
-
create
doggos
state key in the class state object. it’s an
array of image sources
-
define
componentDidMount
and use fetch
to grab
data from teh dog ceo api
- flesh out application with other features as time permits
- allow people to specify dog breed for search
- allow people to toggle select of dog images


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$().SPServices.SPFilterDropdown
The SPFilterDropdown function allows you to filter the values available in a Lookup column using CAML against the Lookup column's source list. This function works with all three types of "dropdown": <20 options (simple select), 20+ options (complex select), and multi-select.
Thanks to Alex Lee (alexlee797) and Ryan (rnshaw) for contributing their versions of this function, which I used to build the one available here. You can see their versions in these two discussion threads: Filter Dropdowns and SPCascadeDropDowns - CAML query on parent column?
$().SPServices.SPFilterDropdown({
relationshipWebURL: "",
relationshipList: "",
relationshipListColumn: "",
relationshipListSortAscending: true, // Added in 2013.01
relationshipListSortColumn: "",
columnName: "",
listName: $().SPServices.SPListNameFromUrl(),
promptText: "",
noneText: "(None)",
CAMLQuery: "",
CAMLQueryOptions: "<QueryOptions></QueryOptions>",
completefunc: null,
debug: false
});
The URL of the Web (site) which contains the relationshipList. If not specified, the current site is used. Examples would be: "/"
, "/Accounting"
, "/Departments/HR"
, etc. Note: It's always best to use relative URLs.
The name or GUID of the list which contains the parent/child relationships. If you choose to use the GUID, it should look like: "{E73FEA09-CF8F-4B30-88C7-6FA996EE1706}"
. Note also that if you use the GUID, you do not need to specify the relationshipWebURL if the list is in another site.
The StaticName of the column in the relationshipList which is used for the lookup column
If specified, sort the options in the dropdown by this column otherwise the options are sorted by relationshipListColumn
Allows sorting either ascending (true
) or descending (false
). The default is true
(ascending).
The DisplayName of the column in the form
By default, set to the list name for the current context based on the URL. If your form is outside the context of the list, then you can specify the listName yourself.
Text to use as prompt. If included, {0} will be replaced with the value of childColumn. The default value is ""
.
NOTE: I discourage the use of this option. Yes, I put it into the function, but if the user doesn't make a choice, they get an ugly error because SharePoint doesn't understand it as an option. I've left in in for backward compatibility.
Deprecated in v0.7.1.
Text to use for the (None) selection. Provided for non-English language support. The default value is "(None)"
.
The CAMLQuery option allows you to specify the filter on the relationshipList. The additional filter will be <And>
ed with the existing CAML which is checking for matching items based on the parentColumn selection. The CAMLQuery should contain a CAML fragment such as:
CAMLQuery: "<Eq><FieldRef Name='Status'/><Value Type='Text'>Active</Value></Eq>"
This option can be used to specify additional options for retrieval from the sourceList. See the MSDN documentation for GetListItems for the syntax.
If specified, the completefunc will be called upon completion of the filtering. Uses for the completefunc: consistent default formatting overrides, additional lookup customizations, image manipulations, etc. You can pass your completefunc in either of these two ways:
completefunc: function() {
...do something...
},
or
completefunc: doSomething, // Where doSomething is the name of your function
Setting debug: true
indicates that you would like to receive messages if anything obvious is wrong with the function call, like using a column name which doesn't exist. I call this debug mode.
In this example, we'll filter the lookup column called "Country" so that we only include those Countries where the Active column is set to 'Yes'. In the screenshot below, you can see that Canada is not currently 'Active'.
In the Sales Opportunities list, we have a lookup column called Country, which gets its values from the Title column in the Countries list.
If we add the call to SPFilterDropdown below...
$().SPServices.SPFilterDropdown({
relationshipList: "Countries",
relationshipListColumn: "Title",
columnName: "Country",
CAMLQuery: "<Eq><FieldRef Name='Active' /><Value Type='Boolean'>1</Value></Eq>",
completefunc: null,
debug: false
});
...then 'Canada' is filtered out of the available values because it is not 'Active'.


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Awarded Salon
Est. 2007
Upbeat, chic, and funky salon. We are based on twenty-five years of experience. We specialize in couture cuts and blowouts, men's cuts, natural and funky hair colors, and highlights.


Healthcare Coverage by County in Massachusetts, 2014
Percentage of Population with or without Healthcare Coverage
American Community Survey (2009-2014 estimates)


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block title %}Pick phase for {{ event.game }} - Tourney by {{ event.creator }}{% endblock %} {% block body %}


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block head_title %}Settings {{ block.super }}{% endblock %} {% block content %}
Give yourself a username so other users can find you. If it's available, use the same username you use in your chatroom.
{% endblock content %}


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EECS448-Project2
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#include <Point.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| Point () | |
| Point (int x, int y) | |
| int | getX () const |
| int | getY () const |
| std::string | toString () const |
| bool | operator== (const Point &p2) const |
| bool | operator!= (const Point &p2) const |
Private Attributes | |
| int | x |
| int | y |
This class represents an x-y coordinate point on a two-dimensional integer grid. If you need to work with real-valued points, you should use the gtypes.h interface instead.
| Point::Point | ( | ) |
| int Point::getX | ( | ) | const |
| int Point::getY | ( | ) | const |
| bool Point::operator!= | ( | const Point & | p2 | ) | const |
| bool Point::operator== | ( | const Point & | p2 | ) | const |
| std::string Point::toString | ( | ) | const |
Method: toString
Returns a string representation of the Point in the form "(x, y)".


Activities
At Out & Up we aim to fulfil everyone's thirst for adventure, so we try to do as many fun, engaging activities as possible to help people who come here develop their life skills such as confidence, teamwork and co-operation.
Climbing Wall
Scale our legendary climbing wall!
Go Carting
Pit yourself against your friends.
Zip-wiring
Zip-wire in a an adrenaline rush.


In tizen wearable device, application can bind 'tizenhwkey' event from Bezel Swiping Down gesture.
When application bind 'tizenhwkey' event, it checks page id and decide go back/exit with several lines of app-side script.
Tizen Device api provide application exit method. To get more information, please refer here.
Even if the application has many pages, it can handle page back/app exit process.
In this page, we can show some example case with main(first) page.
When Main(first) page does not have any popup or drawer, it is so simple to handle 'back' event. Just remember id of main page.
In this page, let's consider the id of main page as "main".
To add a page back/app exit logic to the application, use the follosing code:
( function () { window.addEventListener( 'tizenhwkey', function( ev ) { if( ev.keyName === "back" ) { var page = document.getElementsByClassName( 'ui-page-active' )[0], pageid = page ? page.id : ""; if( pageid === "main" ) { try { tizen.application.getCurrentApplication().exit(); } catch (ignore) { } } else { window.history.back(); } } } ); } () );
If the Main page has active(opened) popup, it also needs to check popup.
To add a page back/app exit logic to the application, use the follosing code:
( function () { window.addEventListener( 'tizenhwkey', function( ev ) { if( ev.keyName === "back" ) { var activePopup = document.querySelector( '.ui-popup-active' ), page = document.getElementsByClassName( 'ui-page-active' )[0], pageid = page ? page.id : ""; if( pageid === "main" && !activePopup ) { try { tizen.application.getCurrentApplication().exit(); } catch (ignore) { } } else { window.history.back(); } } } ); } () );
If the Main page has opened drawer, it also needs to check drawer.
To add a page back/app exit logic to the application, use the follosing code:
( function () { window.addEventListener( 'tizenhwkey', function( ev ) { if( ev.keyName === "back" ) { var page = document.getElementsByClassName( 'ui-page-active' )[0], openDrawer = page.querySelector('.ui-drawer-open'), pageid = page ? page.id : ""; if( !openDrawer && (pageid === "main") ) { try { tizen.application.getCurrentApplication().exit(); } catch (ignore) { } } else { window.history.back(); } } } ); } () );


HTML
Hypertext Markup Language
The code that is used to structure a web page and its content. For example, content could be structured within a set of paragraphs, a list of bulleted points, or using images and data tables.
Read MoreThe code that is used to structure a web page and its content. For example, content could be structured within a set of paragraphs, a list of bulleted points, or using images and data tables.
Read MoreCascading Style Sheets is a style sheet language used for describing the presentation of a document written in a markup language such as HTML. CSS is a cornerstone technology of the World Wide Web.
Read MoreIt is a lightweight, cross-platform, and interpreted scripting language. It is well-known for the development of web pages, many non-browser environments also use it.JavaScript is high-level, often just-in-time compiled, and multi-paradigm.
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Take a look at Charles Ndugire's portfolio page
About me
Hello there, my name is Charles Ndugire, and I was born the 25th of January, 1998. I come from Nairobi Kenya. I have graduated from the JKUAT with a degree in Mathematics and computer science in the year 2016. I majored in pure mathemaicts and I have enthusiastically been interested studying programming, not only in school, but also via Internet. I think I have tried every possible way of gathering information on learning how to code, as in, watching many hours of video tutorials, like youtube, Codecademy, and many other sources found online. This is when I came across Moringa School and decided to take on their curse to pursue Software engineering and scale-up my skills towards becoming a world class Software developer.
My current interests,hobbies and skills include:
Interests
- Organising events in the community
- Being involved with charities
- Volunteering at local companies, clubs and organisations
- Participating in fundraising events
- Participating in campaigns
- Joining social, environmental or animal rights groups
Hobbies
- Playing sports (football, tennis, etc.)
- Playing chess and solving puzzle games
- Reading and writing books and articles
- Drawing, sketching and painting
- Cooking and baking
- Travelling
Skills
- Communication.
- Teamwork.
- Negotiation and persuasion.
- Problem solving.
- Leadership.
- Organisation.
- Perseverance and motivation.
.Here there is a simple list of projects I have created.
- 1st webpage
This is my very first webpage I created.
- Initial repository
This was my first repository to github
- Hello world
My Hello world! program in html.


🎂
It's Lexy's Birthday! TomTomTomTomWho's Tom?!
A special day for a very special girl!
Born on Thursday (Friday, actually, I googled itit just rhymed with Birhday better..Let's pretend it was Thursday)
Lil' witty bae... with a very special soul!
🎂
Although turning silver is never easy,
It's certainly better than turning grey!
🎂
Quarter-Centurion!
That sounds like something Joaquin Phoenix would star in!
🎂
What a Day to be Alive!

Forget about the future - you can't predict it!
Forget about the present - I didn't get you one!ayyyye!
🎂
...And Now...
🎂
Felicitations (I know you read it as felatios) from sunny Siberia:
🎂
Felicitacion Numero Uno
🎂
Gluckwunsch Nummer zwei
🎂
Поздравление Номер Tри
🎂
In all seriousness, however, I just wanted to say
that I am lucky to have you in my life and that
celebrating this day with you means a lot to me.
Happy Birthday lover!
♥ 🎂Ruski 🎂♥
March 1st, 2016
Увидел ошибку - прими за улыбку :)


Welcome to our restaurant app. In this app you can order from our menu,
chat with a staff member at any given time, request a watier to come to your tible
Our ambition is to make our customers satisfied with a twist of a modern service.
Menu
Our dishes are made only with the freshest ingredients for your pleasure and well being
Breakfast
The most important meal of the day
Enjoy our vast & tasteful food
Omelet
20$ +0
This French omelete recipe is a classic
pancake
10$
This simple and delicious pancake is perfect for weekend breakfast
banana cinnamon porridge
15$
Porridge is a good staple breakfast; it’s cheap, it’s filling and it’s nutritious
Taco
10$
Our taco is a one of the favriotes dishes, made from fresh tomatos, papers and deep fried chicken breast
John Smith
Job Title
What does this team member to? Keep it short! This is also a great spot for social links!
John Smith
Job Title
What does this team member to? Keep it short! This is also a great spot for social links!


| 3705 - Driving Directions Europe - Northeastern Europe & Russian Republic - 2006/2007 | |||||
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Contrary to the popular belief, alien flying saucers cannot fly arbitrarily around our planet Earth. Their touch down and take off maneuvers are extremely energy consuming, so they carefully plan their mission to Earth to touch down in one particular place, then hover above the ground carrying out their mission, then take off. It was all so easy when human civilization was in its infancy, since flying saucers can hover above all the trees and building, and their shortest path from one mission point to the other was usually a simple straight line -- the most efficient way to travel. However, modern cities have so tall skyscrapers that flying saucers cannot hover above them and the task of navigating modern city became quite a complex one. You were hired by an alien spy to write a piece of software that will ultimately give flying saucers driving directions throughout the city. As your first assignment (to prove your worth to your alien masters) you should write a program that computes the shortest distance for a flying saucer from one point to another. This program will be used by aliens as an aid in planning of mission energy requirements.
The problem is simplified by several
facts. First of all, since flying saucer can hover above most of the
buildings, you are only concerned with locations of skyscrapers. Second,
the problem is actually twodimensional -- you can look at everything
``from above" and pretend that all objects are situated on OXY
By definition, the location of flying saucer is the location of
its center, and the length of the path it travels is the length of the
path its center travels. During its mission flying saucer can touch
skyscrapers but it cannot intersect them.
At the first picture a flying
saucer of r = 1
In the second picture it is impossible for a flying saucer
of r = 2
In the third picture flying saucer of r = 1
The input file contains several test cases, each of them as described below.
The first line of the input file contains integer numbers r
The following n
Skyscrapers neither intersect nor touch
each other. Starting and finishing points of the flying saucer's
mission are valid locations for flying saucer, that is, it does not
intersect any skyscraper in those points, but may touch some of them.
For each test case, write to the output a line with the text ``no solution" (without quotes) if
the flying saucer cannot reach its finishing point from the starting
one. Otherwise, write to the output a line with a single number -- the
shortest distance that the flying saucer needs to travel to get from the
starting point to the finishing point. Answer has to be precise to at
least 6 digits after the decimal point.
Input
Output
Sample Input
1 3
2 7 7 1
3 2 6 4
7 5 9 8
1 8 5 9
2 4
0 0 5 6
8 3 10 6
5 9 9 10
1 4 2 8
3 1 5 3
1 2
0 5 10 5
2 2 4 5
6 5 8 8
Sample Output
10.570796
no solution
11.652892
Northeastern Europe & Russian Republic 2006-2007


Classes
The following classes are available globally.
-
Provides convenience methods to work with requests.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public class ApiSession
-
Responsible for handling delegate callbacks for the underlying session.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public final class ApiSessionDelegate : NSObject
extension ApiSessionDelegate: URLSessionDelegate
-
Managing the underlying
See moreURLSessionTask
.Declaration
Swift
public class RequestData
-
Provides interface to manage request lifecycle
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public class Task<R> where R : ApiResponse
-
Uses
See moreJSONEncoder
to create a JSON representation of the parameters object, which is set as the body of the request. TheContent-Type
HTTP header field of an encoded request is set toapplication/json
.Declaration
Swift
public final class JsonParametersEncoder : ParametersEncoding
-
Creates a url-encoded query string to be set as or appended to any existing URL query string or set as the HTTP body of the URL request. Whether the query string is set or appended to any existing URL query string or set as the HTTP body depends on the destination of the encoding.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public final class QueryParametersEncoder : ParametersEncoding


Joe's Coffee Store
HOME
BLOG
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ACCESSORIES
GIFT
FIND US
CHECKOUT
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Suffix
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Address 2
Unit/apt.
City
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State
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Kansas
Texas
Missouri
California
Zip code
*
Date of birth
*
Mother's maiden name
Email address
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Admissions are accepted for boys and girls of all classes starting from PG and up to Class XI.
Admission is open to all, irrespective of class, creed, and community
Our academic year commences in April each year with registrations being accepted from December of
the preceding year. We, of course, welcome enquiries at any stage of the year.
Registration for admission to Play Group is done for children aged 2+ years(refer to Munchkins page
for more info).
An authentic certificate of date of birth is an essential requirement for
admission.
Students coming from other schools and looking to join classes 1st to 12th are required to produce a
Transfer Certificate and previous marksheet.
In case of inter-state transfer, the authenticity
of the same would be checked from the website of the previous school.
Parents should take utmost care to tally the name and date of birth as given in the application form
with the date of birth as given in the original birth certificate and/or transfer certificate. The
date of birth recorded in the admission form cannot be changed later.
Important Instructions:
At Sardar Patel Public School, Education for Life, Excellence in Education and Commitment to a
meaningful Education are of prime importance.
Quality education is provided to each and every child.
SPPS believes that love for education should be developed for children in the initial years and
conditions should be created for them to pursue a positive approach in life.
A unidirectional teaching method is being increasingly substituted by a multidirectional group practical method. Here the teacher becomes the group co-ordinator initiating work, nurturing students without the phobia of examinations and homework. Emphasis is on development of oral and written expression by way of interactive technology-moulded class sessions. Home assignments are not a carry-over of classwork but oriented towards honing individual talents.
Sardar Patel Public School is affiliated with The Council for the ICSE/ISC Examinations, New Delhi which is widely acknowledged for the international quality of its courses and pedagogy it offers in the country and is duly recognized by the Department of Education, Government of NCT Delhi. Sardar Patel Public School follows the ICSE-ISC curriculum in Classes I to XII and uses council prescribed books only and examination patterns in various subjects. We also offer UP Board based curriculum in Classes IX-XII and follows its subjects and examination patterns as prescribed by the government.
At SPPS, the teaching is categorized as under the following.
| Primary Section (Classes I-V) | Secondary Section (Classes VI-VII) | ICSE (Classes IX-X) | ISC (Classes XI-XII) | UP Board (Classes IX-XII) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| English | English | English | English | English |
| Hindi | Hindi | Hindi | Hindi | Hindi |
| Social Science | Sanskrit | History, Civics | Mathematics | Mathematics |
| Mathematics | Mathematics | Geography | Physics | Physics |
| Science | Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) | Mathematics | Chemistry | Chemistry |
| Computer | History, Civics | Physics | Biology | Biology |
| Drawing / Art & Craft | Geography | Chemistry | Computer Science | |
| General Knowledge | Computer Science | Biology | Accountancy | |
| Moral Science | Moral Science | Computer Science | Economics | |
| SUPW/Physical Education | Drawing / Art & Craft | Physical Education | Commerce | |
| SUPW/Physical Education |


28 Aug 2015
In case you haven’t noticed, I recently migrated my blog to Jekyll. I did this as a response to the meltdowns I experienced the last time I was on the front page of HN. I could have upgraded my server of course, but I’m stubborn. Besides, Jekyll gave me an opportunity to learn something new.
Anyway, while going through the migration exercise, I became curious as to what the current WordPress install-base looks like. As it often does, general curiosity gave way to brainstorming a method of doing this kind of check. I figured that if I could use a fingerprint for a WordPress install, I could again comb through the scans.io http dumps. So that’s what I did.
To better answer this question, I figured I’d also need to check some historical records and compare them to recent dumps.
I used the following process to collect this data:
- Download each http dump from 09/2013 until 08/2015
- I got a list of the dumps from [scans.io site] (https://scans.io/json) and parsed out each sonar.http entry.
- I downloaded each of them. Since the disk space is severely limited on my VPS, I had to comb through the data as it streamed down. This added a lot of time– the overall process took about 10 days to get everything I was looking for. I parsed the data looking for three things.
- The date of the scan
- The IP of the server. I did this so I could track versions over time by source.
- The version.
- Parse each dump and look for a marker that identifies the page as a WordPress installation
- Since most unmodified WordPress contain the version in a meta tag, I got the value by looking for the regex “content="WordPress [0-9].[0-9].?[0-9]?”
- Run reports on data -
cat log | sort |uniq -c
works, but I wanted to try something new.
- Send the data to Splunk
- I decided on Splunk to get more exposure. Lots of companies use it. I set up a Splunk server for this using their free licensing model, but that is outside the scope of this.
- Export the parsed data into a format easy for me to configure Splunk to process. I opted for json.
Problems with my methods
- This process doesn’t include https. I get this– and realize that I am missing a large chunk of data. There’s still a lot to be analyzed here so I am good with this for now.
- This doesn’t include custom configs that have excluded the WordPress metatags. I am making the assumption that this an exception to the rule.
- Custom version values in the metatags can pollute the data. Another aSSumption…
The Results:
Here are some of the reports I’ve run so far:
Count of WordPress installs on individual IPs as of August 2015
Query: index=wp | dedup ip | stats count
There appear to be 386,357 installs which fit the criteria above.
Top 20 wordpress versions as of August 2015
Query: index=wp| top limit=20 version
At the time of the last scan, 4.2.4 is the clear winner. However, it was surprising to me that there are some early version 3s in the top 20.
Top 20 WordPress versions over time (9/1/2013 to 8/1/2015)
Query: index=wp| timechart count by version limit=20 useother=f
What’s interesting about this one is that you can see clear spikes when new versions are released. It also appears that there is generally about a 3 month overlap between a release and its major successor’s rise.
Or a pretty picture of the top 30 in the same date range just for fun–or execs…
Query: index=wp| timechart count by version limit=30 useother=f
(using the area visualization)
Other ideas for reports:
- Versions with the least amount of change by IP. This could indicate some kind of canned WordPress site– maybe.
- Exposure based on versions with known vulnerabilities.
The reports can go on and on, but you get the idea.
Overall I learned a bit more about Splunk and got a clearer picture of the state of WordPress installs.
If you have any questions, let me know.
17 Jul 2015
Hey all,this is a pretty simple post, so I’ll keep it quick.
Yesterday, someone released a dump containing several archives of Darknet black-market sites for research purposes. This looked interesting, so I took them and did a little research.
One of the suggested uses by gwern was:
“deanonymization and information leaks (eg GPS coordinates in metadata, usernames reused on the clearnet, valid emails in PGP public keys)”
Sounds like a good start to me.
Assumptions:
- Some of these sites and forums were probably custom coded so they may not have sanitized exif data.
- Some people who posted images probably used their mobile devices.
- Some people were not aware that some devices record your location when taking a picture by default.
What I did:
For my target, I chose a random archive with a decent amount of data. I wanted something that had potential. I also decided to only look at .jpg images. I did this so I could standardize on the method in which I collected the data.
I then hacked together a script that would extract all of the files I wanted from the tar.gz. The script would then get each file’s latitude and longitude if it existed within the metadata of each image.
Results:
After parsing hundreds of thousands of images, I came across about 37 unique images that were not properly sanitized. This means that the files contained exif data which may identify the latitude and longitude where the pictures were taken. (Keep in mind, this data could also be spoofed). Overall, it appears as if these images came from just a handfull of individuals.
Map:
For the curious, this is a sanitized montage of the images:
sigh.
Lessons Learned:
- You cannot depend on TOR alone to render yourself truly anonymous. If you don’t understand, it’s probably better if you don’t use it.
- Don’t do illegal things. You’ll get caught eventually.
So that’s it. Have a good weekend!
-julian (@techdad)
13 Jul 2015
I did it again.
So- hey again. Several weeks ago, I wrote about emailing over 97,000 people their own passwords and documented the results. The post was pretty popular. I got lots of feedback from HN, Reddit, via email, and through comments. People were mostly positive and many had very good suggestions. So- I took some of the feedback from folks and did a second experiment.
TL;DR
- Got banned from Mandrilla
- Got prebanned from SendGrid
- Rolled a mail server
- Cleaned up password lists
- Rebuilt Email Templates
- Sent 281,317 emails
- Received $82 in donations
Changes
I realized that in order to make this more successful I would need to make some changes. I am relatively new to the mass email arena, so I tried to partner with some known vendors.
I chose Mandrilla. Using their site, I found it very easy to convert my message into one that appeared much more professional and trustworthy. I have to admin, their interface is slick. So I began with a test run and queued up around two thousand emails. I decided to try and track open rates to see if messages were successful. I kept an eye on the GUI all day.
About 900 emails got out before I was banned. I couldn’t log in or recover any data - nothing. After discussing with their technical support teams, there was nothing they could do.
I then called Sendgrid– wanting to see if I could partner with them before I went through all the work of setting things up again. I just got a no.
So I ended up rolling my own mail server. I cleaned up my email template. I tested and retested the spamminess of my message. I asked my wife for her opinion. I cleaned up the password lists.
So here are the numbers:
- Thanks: 68 (+59) or .02%
- Unsubscribes: 29 (-12) or .01%
- Requests when opting out: 4 (+3) or .001%
- stop sending spam
- F**K OFF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- f**k off slime bag - do your best to hack me and i’ll find you and let my pet camel f**k you in the *ss.
- F**k off scammer
- Opens: 3,478+ (This one is difficult to measure due to image blocking and other tracking blocks)
- Donations: $82 (+$82)
Next Steps
I’m not sure. If I’m going to turn this into a service I will need to better optimize delivery and take care of some back office type stuff. If I do this, all of the donations will be reinvested back into the service.
I still consider this effort successful. I look forward to helping more people.
Project Location
For those that are curious, the project itself is located here.
23 Jun 2015
Hey all-
I run across lots of passwords on the webs. Passwords to bank accounts, Netflix accounts, email accounts- you name it. Pastebin and its clones are very popular repositories for this kind of information.
Now, there are a couple of solutions a person can use to collect this password data. Not all of them are malicious.
Some of these scripts are often used to alert a person when one of their own accounts are compromised as a kind of canary. I’ve seen various services where a person can opt-in to be notified if one of their accounts has been compromised. A “Canary As A Service” if you will. I can see two issues with this:
- Most users have no idea these services exist.
- Many users are wary of sending the information they care most about to another online service.
Experiment
I wondered what would happen if I just emailed this information to the people who owned it. Instead of asking people to opt-in — I could offer them the chance to opt-out.
The Plan
I decided to do this as part of urhack.com and call it canary Robin (the reasoning behind this change is there). I set up the email and a reply address to offer people a chance to unsubscribe. I even set up a PayPal donation button. I didn’t expect anything in return, but thought , “Why not?” five dollars would cover the VPS time.
Collection
For 3 days, I scraped Pastebin looking for email address/password combinations. This seemed to be the easiest target since it was the most active. After removing the garbage, I was left with over 97,000 email:password combinations.
Execution
On May 19th 2015, I sent out the emails. I could have waited for more, but this was only an experiment– and honestly I was getting impatient.
The Message
I tried to keep the message simple:
Aftermath
- 9 Thank Yous (0.009%)
- The thank you notes I got were sincere. One of them validated the entire effort when the person indicated that they use the same password for everything and wanted to know which account had been compromised.
- 100 Delivery Status Notification (Failure) (0.1%)
- Many of the addresses contacted were no longer in use for obvious reasons.
- 41 unsubscribes (0.041%)
- Including one request to F**k off. (0.001%) :)” />
- 29 Spam (0.029%)
- Some of these addresses were either compromised accounts which reply to emails with spam or were planted for this purpose.
- $0
- I received no donations. This was not unexpected– but since the campaign didn’t cost me much, it’s also absolutely fine.
Overall I consider this experiment a success. I hope that many people were helped and did not reply instead of ignoring or losing the email to spam filters.
My next list has been running since May 19th. My current count has around 300k accounts.
I might just do this again.
30 Apr 2015
The [Scans.IO][1] project is hosting a new dataset courtesy of Mr. Hanno Böck. This data contains the result of scans against Alexa’s top 1 million domains looking for DNS servers which have allowed unauthenticated requests for Zone Transfer.
About AXFR
The purpose of DNS Zone Transfer (AXFR) is to replicate DNS data across DNS servers. Usually this information is protected with ACLs, but there are many DNS servers which allow unauthenticated requests and provide potentially sensitive information. This information is often used by hackers while conducting recon.
US-CERT even put out an alert in April of 2015. – https://www.us-cert.gov/ncas/alerts/TA15-103A
The Numbers
I parsed through the files very briefly using standard command-line tools and found some interesting things.
- There are 67,647 domains exposed or 6.7% of the Alexa top 1 million scanned.
- There are 47,025 unique DNS servers listed.
- 451 (or .95%) appear to contain records indicating the use of DNSSEC.
- 2,282 of the records contain the word intranet
- 285 of the records contain HINFO data
- There are 15,382 HINFO records
- 102 of the DNS servers use the .gov TLD.
- Of these, 8,166 records are exposed.
- 779 records contain the word password
- Of these, 58 contain both the words password and reset
- 39.5% are .com domain servers
- 26,083 records contain the word proxy.
Top 15 DNS Domains by Count of Exposed Domains
- xserver.jp – 11022
- secure.net – 2003
- mainnameserver.com – 1689
- pointhq.com – 1187
- linuxpl.com – 1010
- firstvds.ru – 920
- sedoparking.com – 902
- sixcore.ne.jp – 878
- wpx.ne.jp – 875
- dnsexit.com – 820
- a2hosting.com – 727
- parklogic.com – 722
- netsons.com.- 662
- 1gb.ru – 597
- linode.com – 508
Number of DNS Servers by TLD
- .com – 18598
- .net – 5982
- .ru – 3380
- .org – 1384
- .pl – 1237
- .br – 1170
- .jp – 1168
- .ir – 970
- .de – 628
- .uk – 551
- .nl – 532
- .ua – 514
- .tw – 514
- .kr – 479
- info – 444
Malicious Sites
Looks like there may be some nasty domains with enough traffic to be listed in the Alexa top 1 million too:
axfr loginj.com @ns1-king.vivawebhost.com.
This domain has about 1400 subdomains– all appearing to be phishing related.
Examples:
- autoconfig.wellsfargoonline.loginj[.]com
- www.yahooemail.loginj[.]com
- www.walmartcareers.loginj[.]com
According to Alexa, 91.5% of visitors to this site are from the US.
[][2]
While the site itself is registered to someone in Australia
Registrant City: Deer Park
Registrant State/Province: Victoria
Registrant Postal Code: 3023
Registrant Country: Australia
So now what?
I did reach out to US-CERT and to one of the VPS providers on the list.
The response from the provider was:
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. While our servers are configured to allow AXFR, the ability to perform them is disabled by default — it is the responsibility of the user to configure their ACL’s to allow access to the servers they wish to allow replication between.[…]
I did not receive anything from US-CERT. However, with the alert above, I’m assuming they are aware of the .gov exposure.
Anyway, the scans are located here: https://scans.io/study/hanno-axfr.
If you find anything interesting, let me know.
Correction:
Earlier versions of this post credited Rapid7 for this data. The data was instead gathered by Mr. Hanno Böck and is being hosted by scans.io
[1]: https://scans.io/
[2]: http://atechdad.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/alexa.png


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---
title: Learning to Learn
author: Jesse M
date: '2017-09-05'
slug: learning-to-learn
categories: []
tags:
- online learning
- learning
- R4DS
---
Background
It took me eight years to finish my undergraduate degree, not because I took a lot of time off to volunteer or travel the world, but because I dropped out twice (twice!) due to never having learned to learn in my K-12 days.
Looking at my academic performance in high school, I wasn’t the kid you would think would struggle with college. But if you scratched beneath the surface of the good grades, you’d see a student who put in very little effort beyond generally paying attention in class and completing homework assignments. It turns out that this strategy doesn’t necessarily fly in higher education.
It wasn’t until my third attempt at a Bachelor’s degree that I had an educator point out that learning could be a long process filled with a lot of mistakes, and just because you didn’t get it right away didn’t mean that you couldn’t or wouldn’t get it.
So what?
If you’re a learner in the “R for Data Science” online learning community, I imagine that opening Slack and seeing:
- the dizzying depth and breadth of expertise of the community…
- the seemingly unending scores of people who seem to know all the things…
- the non-stop stream of words like Jupyter, RMarkdown, class, function, Project and notebook…
- people producing actual code already…
… can be daunting, overwhelming, panic-inducing, and downright terrifying.
I know that more than one of you has already looked at the group and said “Nope. I’m out. I’ll never catch up/be this good/be this smart.  Besides, I’m really busy with my not-so-satisfying day job anyway.”
You know how I know that’s what you’re thinking? Because I’ve felt the exact same way. In fact, I feel this way a lot, because learning can be challenging.
What to do about it
- Take a deep breath–every single person has had to learn something new and difficult before, and they’ve lived to tell the tale.
- Turn off all of the notifications for Slack, and instead set aside 10–20 minutes a day to browse through things that interest you.
- You don’t have to read every message! Heck, use the search function to target conversations specific to the things you’re interested in.
- Focus only on the channel for the weekly content–ignore everything else.
- Know that you’re not going to learn everything in the book on this first pass through the material, and that’s OK! You’re probably not even going to learn most of the things in this text, and that’s still OK! What matters is that you know what’s in the text, so that when you encounter a problem a few weeks or months from now, you know where to go find the answer.
- When examples are presented in the text, type them out yourself in RStudio and see if you can get the exact same answers. If your code doesn’t work, or gives a different answer, start by looking for typos. Typos are the source of many a programmer’s nightmares.
- Get comfortable being uncomfortable. You’re in a safe, supportive group with people who genuinely want you to learn. So make mistakes, and share those mistakes with others, so that you can learn how to fix them on your own.
- If you spend more than 10 minutes working on a problem in the text, it’s time to ask for help in the weekly content channel. If that’s too stressful, send me a message and I’ll find someone who can work with you outside of the main channel.
- Be responsible for your own learning. There’s nowhere to post your completed work, and there’s no one keeping track of whether or not you did the content for the week. You will get out of this experience exactly what you put into it.
And if you’re interested in more resources on learning how to learn, I recommend the following starting points:


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by Ryan CraddockTHQ Nordic and Feld Entertainment have revealed that Monster Jam Steel Titans is making a monster leap to Nintendo Switch this year.
The game, which released on PS4 and Xbox One earlier this year, is said to give fans the chance to see what it takes to train and compete like their favourite, real-life Monster Jam athletes. You'll find competitions like Stadium Racing, 2 Wheel Skill Challenges, Freestyle, Waypoint Racing, Circuit Racing and Timed Destruction waiting for you if you choose to get behind the wheel.
If you hadn't guessed already, the game is based on the popular TV series of the same name. Here's an official description for you:
Monster Jam is the most action-packed live event on four wheels where world-class drivers compete in front of capacity crowds in both monster truck racing and freestyle competitions. The brand’s ongoing, global expansion now includes events in 56 international cities across 30 countries, as well as multiple lifestyle extensions from Monster Jam toys and apparel to eyeglasses and more! Monster Jam features the most recognizable trucks in the world including Grave Digger, Max-D™, El Toro Loco®, Monster Mutt® and many more.
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The game will be available digitally for Nintendo Switch from 26th November, with a physical version coming on 4th February next year. You'll find it available for $29.99 / €29.99 / £26.99.
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{% extends main.html %} {% block content %}
The cluster is being started and may take up to 5 minutes. You may see the cluster status is already running but please wait until you see Mesos/Ganglia/Ephemeral/Persistent are installed and on ( icon).
If you run Spark-Admin as background service using nohup, supervisord... please notice that the setup script will likely not work due to problem in shell executing. Then you need to run this command manually, remember to replace [master_dns] with the DNS of master node
ssh -t -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no -i {{identity_file}} root@[master_dns] 'spark-ec2/setup.sh'
Click here to go back to the homepage or you can check the server log to see installation status
{% end %}


Source code for supersimplestocks.spark
#! /usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
#
# Super Simple Stocks
# https://github.com/tgorka/SuperSimpleStocks
#
# Copyright (C) 2016 Tomasz Gorka <http://tomasz.gorka.org.pl>
#
from pyspark import SparkContext, SparkConf
[docs]def map_stock_price(trade):
'''
Spark Map function for calculating stock price.
:param trade: for calculation
:return: calculated value
'''
quantity = trade['quantity'] - trade['open_quantity']
return trade['price'] * float(quantity), quantity
[docs]def reduce_stock_price(price_quantity1, price_quantity2):
'''
Spark Reduce function for calculating stock price.
:param price_quantity1: first object to combine
:param price_quantity2: second object to combine
:return: calculated value
'''
return (price_quantity1[0] + price_quantity2[0],
price_quantity1[1] + price_quantity2[1])
[docs]def postfix_stock_price(price, quantity):
'''
Postfix function to calculate results from Spark reduce function
for calculating stock price
:param price: to calculate
:param quantity: to calculate
:return: calculated value
'''
return price / float(quantity) if quantity > 0 else None
[docs]def postfix_gbce(count, p):
'''
Postfix function to calculate results from Spark reduce function
for calculating GBCE.
:param p: to calculate
:param count: to calculate
:return: calculated value
'''
return p ** (1.0 / float(count))
[docs]class Spark():
# private spark context variable
__spart_context = None
@property
def spark_context(self):
'''
Get spark context if needed and initialize it on first run.
:return: spark context
'''
if self.__spart_context is None:
conf = SparkConf().setAppName('supersimplestocs')
self.__spart_context = SparkContext('local[2]', conf=conf)
return self.__spart_context
[docs] def compatible_trades(self, trade_offer, trades):
'''
Get compatible trades (according to price, oposite type,
have open quantities.
:param trade_offer: to get copmatible trades
:param trades: to filter
:return: list of compatible trades
'''
try_type = 'SELL' if trade_offer['type'] == 'BUY' else 'BUY'
return self.spark_context.parallelize(trades). \
filter(lambda offer: offer['type'] == try_type and
offer['price'] == trade_offer['price'] and
offer['open_quantity'] > 0). \
sortBy(lambda offer: offer['datetime']). \
collect()
[docs] def stock_price(self, symbol, begin_datetime, trades):
'''
Get stock price based on the realized trades since the given time
for given stock symbol.
Algorithm: Sum(trade_price*trade_quantity) / Sum(trade_quantity).
:param symbol: symbol of stock
:param begin_datetime: begin date since to analyze
:param trades: to analyze
:return: calculated value
'''
filtered_rdd = self.spark_context.parallelize(trades). \
filter(lambda trade: trade['symbol'] == symbol and
trade['datetime'] >= begin_datetime and
trade['open_quantity'] < trade['quantity'])
if filtered_rdd.isEmpty():
return None
price, quantity = filtered_rdd. \
map(map_stock_price). \
reduce(reduce_stock_price)
return postfix_stock_price(price, quantity)
[docs] def last_dividend(self, symbol, dividents):
'''
Get last dividend from the list based on given symbol.
:param symbol: symbol of stock
:param dividents: to analyze
:return: last dividend from the list or throw a ValueError if not exists
'''
filtered_rdd = self.spark_context.parallelize(dividents). \
filter(lambda divident: divident['symbol'] == symbol)
return None if filtered_rdd.isEmpty() else filtered_rdd.first()
[docs] def gbce(self, begin_datetime, trades):
'''
Calculate GBCE based on the realized trades since the given time
for all stocks.
Algorithm: geometric mean of all stock prices: RootN(Sp1*Sp2*...SpN).
:param begin_datetime: begin date since to analyze
:param trades: to analyze
:return: calculated value
'''
filtered_rdd = self.spark_context.parallelize(trades). \
filter(lambda trade: trade['datetime'] >= begin_datetime and
trade['open_quantity'] < trade['quantity'])
if filtered_rdd.isEmpty():
return None
count, p = filtered_rdd. \
map(lambda trade: (trade['symbol'], map_stock_price(trade))). \
reduceByKey(reduce_stock_price). \
map(lambda symbol: (1, postfix_stock_price(*symbol[1]))). \
reduce(lambda count_p1, count_p2: (count_p1[0] + count_p2[0],
count_p1[1] * count_p2[1]))
# count is always > 0 because filtered_rdd is not empty
return postfix_gbce(count, p)


This page gives a few examples of how to use the Spry.Utils.loadURL() to send "GET" and "POST" requests to the server. The Spry.Utils.loadURL() function is currently located in SpryData.js, so before you use it, you must include it:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head> ... <script src="../../includes/SpryData.js" type="text/javascript"></script> ... </head>
Before proceeding any further, let's take a look at the arguments for the loadURL function:
var req = Spry.Utils.loadURL = function(method, url, async, callback, opts);
The arguments are as follows:
function MyCallback(req) { // Do your processing here. }
When the callback is triggered, the Spry.Utils.loadURL.Request object is passed to the callback. See below for more details.
// Example of creating a header object the literal way: var header = { "Content-Type": "application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=UTF-8" }; // Example of creating a header object manually: var header = new Object; header["Content-Type"] = "application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=UTF-8";
The return value of loadURL is an object of type Spry.Utils.loadURL.Request. This is the same object that will be past into any callbacks you've passed into loadURL. The fields in this object look just like options you pass into loadURL, but it also contains fields that contain the arguments passed into the loadURL call.
Here's a list of the properties on the Request object.
Now that we know all about loadURL, lets take a look at a few sample calls.
In this example we just want to do an asynchronous "GET" request, but we don't care about the results, so we don't register a callback.
var req = Spry.Utils.loadURL("GET", "/app/book.php?id=1&code=54321", true);
In this example, we want to show an alert if the request completes successfully.
function MySuccessCallback(req) { alert(req.url + " completed successfully!"); } ... var req = Spry.Utils.loadURL("GET", "/app/book.php?id=1&code=54321", true, MySuccessCallback);
function MySuccessCallback(req) { // Throw an alert with the message that was // passed to us via the userData. alert("SUCCESS: " + req.userData.msg); } ... // Create some data to be sent along with the request. // This really can be anything you want, but I'm going to // use an object. var myObj = new Object; myObj.msg = "Hello World"; var req = Spry.Utils.loadURL("GET", "/app/book.php?id=1&code=54321", true, MySuccessCallback, { userData: myObj });
var req = Spry.Utils.loadURL("POST", "/app/book.php?id=1&code=54321", true, null, { postData: "action=update&genre=fiction", headers: { "Content-Type": "application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=UTF-8" } });
function MySuccessCallback(req) { // Throw an alert with the message that was // passed to us via the userData. alert("SUCCESS: " + req.userData.msg); } function MyErrorCallback(req) { // Throw an alert with the message that was // passed to us via the userData. alert("ERROR: " + req.userData.msg); } ... // Create some data to be sent along with the request. // This really can be anything you want, but I'm going to // use an object. var myObj = new Object; myObj.msg = "Hello World"; var req = Spry.Utils.loadURL("POST", "/app/book.php?id=1&code=54321", true, MySuccessCallback, { postData: "action=update&genre=fiction", headers: { "Content-Type": "application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=UTF-8" }, errorCallback: MyErrorCallback });


Supreme Court divided over future of DACA program as justices weigh Trump bid to end program
by Shannon BreamThe future of the DACA program for young illegal immigrants remained uncertain as the Supreme Court on Tuesday appeared to lack consensus on whether the Trump administration's plans to rescind legal protections for so-called Dreamers were proper.
The cases were debated during 80 minutes of tense oral arguments. No side appeared to command a clear majority of justices over what has become a major test of executive power on the contentious issue of immigration reform.
TRUMP OPENS DOOR TO DACA 'DEAL' IF SUPREME COURT RULES HIS WAY IN LANDMARK CASE
At issue is the Obama-era program known as the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA. It was created under executive order and gives about 700,000 people brought as children to the United States illegally --or on visas that later were overstayed -- the opportunity to receive a renewable two-year period of deferred action from deportation and become eligible for a work permit.
Hundreds of Dreamers and their supporters rallied outside the court. Members of Congress were among those watching the arguments inside.
President Trump tweeted earlier Tuesday morning that if the administration prevails at the high court, he promised "a deal will be made with the Dems for them to stay!"
Justice Sonia Sotomayor pointedly faulted Trump, asking whether the administration took into full account the harm she said winding down DACA would do, calling what the president did a "choice to destroy lives."
But several conservative justices questioned whether courts should be second-guessing the discretionary power of federal agencies.
"You would agree the executive has the authority to rescind DACA?" asked Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
The lawyer for groups supporting the program admitted that was correct, but said federal law also required the government to give a "reasoned explanation" and orderly process for its policy decisions, which lower courts found were not done.
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One thing the nine-member bench seemed to agree, as Justice Stephen Breyer explained, is that "Everyone is struggling," trying to decide the case. "What's the line?" over preserving the competing interests, Breyer asked.
The consolidated cases are DHS v. Regents of the University of California (18-587); Trump v. NAACP (18-588); McAlleenan v. Vidal (18-589). A ruling is expected by late June 2020.


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October 27, 2018 | Shahar Yogev
The simplest visual explorer for your pc or server,
based on Node.js and React package for the best in-app visual effect with ease.
This project is my first React app. The app won't do much if you want to control the files,
but it will give you a great base for adding your one components and functionality.
This is a simple but efficient gallery with smartphone touch swipe left and swipe right navigation.
Hop you like it 💪😉
Link to the project page:
👨🏾💻Code editor:
VScode
🖥File system:
Node.js
👀View librari:
React
⌨Link to the Github page
Get A Peek
Table of contents
My code editor
My code editor for the last few months is VS Code (Microsoft) - https://code.visualstudio.com/
It is really great, much better for me than Atom or Sublime (that I used in the past).
One of its better features is the multiple terminals option that you can start within the code editor itself.
In this repository folders, you will find the Node.js files and the React files.
You will first have to install all the Node.js and React packages on your own.
Installing Nodejs and React
If you don't have Node.js or React on your project folder you can continue with the following steps below, else [Get to the fun part](#get-to-the-fun-part)
If you never installed Node.js on your pc go to - https://nodejs.org/en/ download and install it.
In your Terminal ('command prompt' in windows) navigate to the folder that you will install the server and then the project in.
[cd (folder name or full path) - will go to this folder, cd.. - will go back a folder)
Then follow the next few code lines:
first, install the express generator on your pc (great way to install a Node.js server) -
('sudo' if you on Linux) npm install -g express-generator
Make sure that you in the directory that you like to install the server in and write in the console -
express (new folder name)
install ejs if you like, we will use React so no ejs or any visual js needed -
express --view=ejs (the newly created folder name)
Navigate to the server folder itself
cd (the newly created folder name)
Write ( this will install all the dependencies ):
npm install
For this project, we need to install async, a great way to control asynchronous functions with ease. For more data - https://caolan.github.io/async/
npm install --save async
Add this code to the index.js file in the server routes folder.
var async = require('async');
To start the server write -
npm start
or
node bin/www
Now you have a Node.js server with express installed and active.
To install React use a very simple way officially from the Facebook react team -
sudo npm install create-react-app -g
create-react-app (A new folder with the project name)
cd (the newly created folder name)
npm start
Get to the fun part
If you have Node.js and React already installed on your machine don't repeat this process and copy the files in that exact order:
All the files in the node_modules folder for the server will already be present in your project folder after you will npm install. There is no need to put it here, it will be a waste of space for GitHub.
Every file that is here in the git is a mast. You can change everything but don't delete the core files, it will break the code they are all conected.
For you to start the app:
npm start the Node.js server and at the same time start the react app
with the npm start in the 'pclist-react' folder (you will need two different terminals for that ).
In your browser go to:
http://localhost:3000/ - to view the app.
http://localhost:8000/ - to see that your Node.js server is running well.
(You will find a pleasant surprise there that will help you troubleshoot problems).
In the PcListData.js component you will find comments that explain what every function is doing, but in the jsx section, you will have to figure it out on your own, it's not that complicated.
The PcListData.css is where you control over the colors of the app include the body. The Dark theme is my favorite and I made it because I believe every app need a mode like that to better protect our eyes for the future.
In the index.js file on the server routes folder, you will find all the behind the scenes magic.


PHPExperts\UserDirectory\ControllerCommand
- ✓ Handle missing command
- ✓ Handle invalid command
- ✓ Execute valid command
PHPExperts\MyDB\MyDBHelperFunctions
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- ✓ Query db
PHPExperts\MyDB\MyDB
- ✓ Load a pdo db
- ✓ Load a replicated pdo db
PHPExperts\MyDB\MyPDO
- ✓ Can insert data
- ✓ Can read data
- ✓ Can update data
- ✓ Can fetch an array
- ✓ Can fetch an object
PHPExperts\MyDB\MyReplicatedDB
- ✓ Can insert data
- ✓ Can read data
- ✓ Can update data
- ✓ Can fetch an array
- ✓ Can fetch an object
PHPExperts\UserDirectory\SearchController
- ✓ construct
- ✓ Search
- ✓ Get search query string
- ✓ Hooks into controller command pattern
- ✓ Handles search action
PHPExperts\UserDirectory\SecurityController
- ✓ Is logged in
- ✓ Ensure has access
PHPExperts\UserDirectory\UserController
- ✓ construct
- ✓ Register
- ✓ Login
- ✓ Browse
- ✓ Edit profile
- ✓ Hooks into controller command pattern
- ✓ Handles register action
- ✓ Handles login action
- ✓ Handles browse action
- ✓ Handles edit profile action
- ✓ Handles logout action
PHPExperts\UserDirectory\UserManager
- ✓ construct
- ✓ Create profile
- ✓ Get user info
- ✓ Get all users
- ✓ Search users
- ✓ Set username
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Green Party NI opts out of Belfast seats to help pro-Remain parties
The Green Party NI has announced it will not stand in all four Belfast constituencies in the General Election to help other pro-Remain parties.
The move by leader Clare Bailey is the latest in a series of electoral manoeuvres by parties opposed to Brexit as they seek to maximise their efforts to unseat DUP Brexiteers.
The Greens had already withdrawn from the South Belfast contest earlier this week to endorse the SDLP’s bid to unseat the DUP’s Emma Little Pengelly.
On Thursday, Ms Bailey said her party would also not nominate candidates in north, east and west Belfast.
West Belfast is considered a safe Sinn Féin seat but the north and east could be tightly fought contests.
Sinn Féin’s John Finucane is hoping to topple DUP deputy leader Nigel Dodds in the north of the city and Alliance leader Naomi Long is aiming to unseat the DUP’s Gavin Robinson in the east.
Ms Bailey said she was setting aside party interest to back pro-Remain counterparts.
“This election is all about returning as many pro-Remain MPs as possible,” she said. “These are extraordinary times and require an extraordinary response.
“The Green Party NI achieved our best ever vote across the city of Belfast in the local government election earlier this year. However, I’m prepared to put the need to have pro-Remain MPs returned ahead of party interest.
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“The realities of the first-past-the-post system and the threat posed to our way of life by Brexit means that we must do everything possible to maximise the pro-Remain vote. People want us to act to maximise the pro-Remain voice and that’s what we’re doing right across Belfast.”
Sinn Féin and the SDLP are both stepping aside in three Northern Ireland constituencies to help efforts to unseat DUP candidates.
One of those constituencies is North Down, where both parties are set to back independent unionist and Remainer Sylvia Hermon.
The strategy was thrown into uncertainty on Wednesday evening when Ms Hermon announced she would not run for Parliament again.
As of Thursday morning, the Green Party NI had not indicated whether it would run in North Down.
It comes as the Liberal Democrats, Plaid Cymru and the Green Party in Britain have formed a General Election pact, agreeing not to stand against each other in dozens of seats.
The deal, brokered by the Unite to Remain group, will give voters a single Remain choice in 60 constituencies across England and Wales.
The move follows an agreement earlier this year in the Brecon and Radnorshire by-election, where the Lib Dems took the seat from the Conservatives after the other two parties stood aside.
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T&P cell will strictly follows the policy of allowing single candidate with single job/internship (i.e., One-Student-One-Job) irrespective of company status (private / PSU / Government / Education sector etc.) and CTC offered.
The company must complete their selection process in a single day.
The slot allotted by the placement office to the company is of 8 hours only. Although the companies are allowed to conduct test on the previous/same day to shortlist the candidates. The Start Time, End Time and Duration of Slot will be decided by the T&P Cell depending upon the number of companies pooled.
Interview process for any candidate must be completed by 8.00 PM on the same day and the result should be declared to T&P Cell only (not to students) by 9.00 PM on the same day. The T&P Cell will declare the results to the students before 11:00 PM.
No companies are allowed to interview a candidate for more than 45 minutes including Group Discussion and all rounds of interview (Technical + HR). Maximum 30 minutes will be provided to a company for all rounds of interview (Technical + HR) if their selection process does not have Group Discussion.
There is a high probability of multiple offers, the companies have to provide the waiting list at the end of the selection process so that when a candidate is selected in more than one company the wait listed candidate can be pushed for selection. The wait list will not be disclosed to the students and will be released on a per students basis.
The companies are required to be in touch with the SCPT and T&P Officials at all time. They should not entertain any direct contact from the students appearing in the placement process. In case of such situation, the company must bring this immediately to the notice of the placement office.
PSUs & Government organizations will be invited to conduct campus placement process any time during academic session. However, placement policy for PSUs & Government organizations are same that of others.
Students (without any backlog) are only eligible for the placement / internship process.
T&P cell will strictly follow the policy of allowing single candidate with single job/internship (i.e., One-Student-One-Job) irrespective of company status (private / PSU / Government / Education sector etc.) and CTC offered.
The students’ preference(for the companies sharing same day/slot) will be taken before the process and that will be used if he / she will be selected by more than one company. After his/her selection the candidate will not be allowed to sit for any other companies.
A student will not be entertained in placement process if he/she denied to take the job after his/her selection.
If the candidate appears in the PPI process during the Internship and he/she gets the PPO offer then the candidate will have to accept the offer and he/she will not be allowed to sit for placement process.
If the candidate register for a particular company then he/she has to appear for hiring the process of the respective company. In case he/she did not appear for the process then appropriate disciplinary action will be taken against the candidate.
The students are instructed to don’t make any direct contact with company executives during placement session. In case he/she did not follow the instruction then appropriate disciplinary action will be taken against the candidate.


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Have you thought about design in the projects?
Design is a way of thinking
Divergent Thinking = generating multiple ideas, solutions, or alternatives.
Convergent Thinking = evaluating and selecting from among those alternatives.
Divergent Thinking
Creativity to see many unique viewpoints
Creativity to generate solutions from that viewpoint
Design is a way of making
Capability to understand, analyse, model and test view points
Iterative
Design is a way of experiencing
Observe and emphatize: design for people
User-centric design
Understand people's tasks, goals and values
Pay attention to people's abilities and situations
Design is therefore
Thinking divergently,
making iteratively, and
experiencing emphathetically
Design is about life...
and death
patients stayed an patients stayed an average of 3.7 days fewer if they were exposed to morning light
Kids were terrified of getting MRIs but the new Pirate themed MRI design made it a fun experience.
Write down as many ways to use aluminium foil as possible
in 60 seconds
List of topics to brainstorm:
List of topics to brainstorm:
Use two elements from the mind map to come up with different cross products
To register your group for the Design Thinking Workshop.
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Class SqlStrategy
Represents the policies used for performing database operations.
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public sealed class SqlStrategy : object, ISqlStrategy
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The asynchronous policy used for performing database operations.
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Gets a SqlStrategy containing policies that will execute without any custom behavior.
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The synchronous policy used for performing database operations.
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Builds a NoOp SyncPolicy that will execute without any custom behavior.
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public static ISyncPolicy NoOp()
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| ISyncPolicy | The policy instance. |
NoOpAsync()
Builds a NoOp AsyncPolicy that will execute without any custom behavior.
Declaration
public static IAsyncPolicy NoOpAsync()
Returns
| Type | Description |
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| IAsyncPolicy | The policy instance. |


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Global Fund raises $14m to fight Aids, TB and malaria
by VERAH OKEYOIn Summary
- Kenya and Uganda are the only countries in the region that have pledged.
- Nigeria is the biggest African contributor at $10 million, laudable for countries that have been primarily recipients of donor money.
- Recipient countries are being encouraged to participation in funding the Fund for their own health systems.
The Global Fund—the body that funds developing countries to treat and prevent Aids, tuberculosis and malaria—has raised more than $14 million for the period between 2020 and 2022.
Kenya had pledged $5 million while Uganda committed to contribute $1.5 million to the fund.
The amount raised so far—still pledges at this point—was made at the board’s 42nd meeting, a month to the meeting in France where Global Fund will hold its sixth fundraising event called replenishment.
Kenya and Uganda are the only countries in the region that have pledged. Nigeria is the biggest African contributor at $10 million, laudable for countries that have been primarily recipients of donor money.
Recipient countries are being encouraged to participation in funding the Fund for their own health systems.
Beneficiary countries will know how much they will be allocated by December, and the total amounts disbursed to countries is expected to be higher than the previous year.
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In statement sent to The EastAfrican, the executive director of the Global Fund Peter Sands said the body would use the money with special focus on “the most vulnerable people so that no one is left behind in efforts to end epidemics.”
Mr Sands call for care of the vulnerable comes at a time when the world health community is celebrating the roll out of the second Ebola vaccine in the DR Congo, a disease that had thrived on insecurity and poverty in the areas affected.
The World Health Organisation announced the disease had claimed 2,192 lives and more than 3,200 confirmed infections since August 2018.
Tanzania had reported a case of Ebola as well despite the government’s vehement denials.
Of the 10 to 13 disease outbreaks that were listed by the World Health Organisation in 2019 every month, at least nine were reported in Africa and majority of the in Democratic Republic of Congo.


--- layout: newsstory title: ONCE MORE INTO THE BREACH... match: Friendly Yeltz 1 Alfreton 1 ---
Here we go again. I think I say this every year, but this is a crucial season for the mighty Yeltz . After last year's relegation I think it may have worked for the best, now we know if we win the league we can get into one of the new Conference Division Ones. It's not going to be as easy as two years ago, but we've definitely got lots to play for.
There's been a large turnover of players - probably rightly so after last season - and the squad should become a little clearer as we embark on a set of friendlies. Yesterday brought the first of those, resulting in a 1-1 draw against Alfreton our goal coming from new bloke Leon Mitchell . More details in DJ's match report .
We've got two more games this week: Birmingham City come to The Grove on Monday, and then we visit Oldbury on Thursday evening.
I've been doing a few bits of housekeeping on the site over the summer, and have a few things to come over the next few months. However two things I'd like to point out are these. This season's election for the Yeltz Hall of Fame is now open. Also, Fantasy Island is ready to go with the start of the league games, so you can start entering your predictions in for any games that are within the next month.
Halesowen Town (First Half): Gayle; Colwell, Small, Baker, Sewell, Grocutt, Hollis, Spencer, Hallam, Ashby, March
Halesowen Town (Second Half): Harris; Clarke, Charlton, Smith, J. Skidmore, Blake, Wray, Kavanagh, Mitchell, Phillips, Trainer
Alfreton Town: Butler; Circuit, Grayston, Cotterill, Brown, Knapper, Dolby, Robinson, Askey, Nawadike, Hemmings
Referee: T. Parkes (Birmingham)
Halesowen opened their pre-season with a pleasing draw against newly promoted Unibond Premier big spenders Alfreton Town in a re-match of January's FA Trophy clash.
The hosts had the slightly better first half with ex-Tamworth striker Mark Hallam heading just wide from fellow new-boy Lewis Baker in the 4th minute. Jason Ashby then linked-up with Hallam in the 21st minute before hitting his effort wide. Other new summer signings Darren Grocutt, Simon Hollis and Jamie March also caught the eye in the first period with a 38th minute cross from March headed across goal by Hollis.
Halesowen ran the rule over a number of possibles by naming a completely different line-up for the second half and they took a 54th minute lead when manager's son Kelvin Phillips split the Alfreton defence allowing ex-Sutton Coldfield striker Leon Mitchell to convert from 12 yards. Young home goalkeeper Matt Harris saved acrobatically from the unmarked Ian Robinson just after the hour before the visitors equalised through the experienced Tony Hemmings from the penalty spot in the 63rd minute after a handball just inside the Halesowen area.
Alfreton goalkeeper Lee Butler denied Phillips twice in the 75th minute and on-trial central defender Josh Skidmore kept Alfreton's strong forward line at bay at the opposite end, although Ian Robinson hit a 20-yard drive inches wide of the mark in the 87th minute.


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WITNESS LIST Public Education Committee (Subcommittee on Safe Schools) September 5, 2002-10:00A Safe Schools For: Abaer, Barbara (Southern Christian Leadership Council, Prepared Table Charter School) Covalt, Rosemary Gonzales (Self) Delgado, Jo Ann (Self) DeLeon, Cody (Self) Everett-Norman, Paulette (The McKay Foundation) Jones, Brenda G. (Self) Lopez, Olga (Self) Mejia, Hilda M. (Self) Murray, Linda (Self) Silvas, Joe (Self) Against: Lee, Ivy (Dora Olivo State Rep.) Lee, Matthew (Self) Williams, Lynn (Love Our Children Parent Support Group) On: Anderson, David (Texas Education Agency) Bacon, Tim (Texas State Teachers Association) Banks, Annie M. (Self) Chratain, Rose Mary (Self and Houston Federation of Teachers) Collins, Joyce (Self) Dewey, Andrew (Self) Fallon, Gayle (Houston Federation of Teachers) Felix, Lisa (Self) Ford, Cornelious (Self) Fortilla, Arveyiel (Self) Garza, Maria (Cris) (Dr. Harriet Arvey, HISD, Asst. Supt.) Jacobs, Billy G. (Texas Education Agency) Lang, Brenda J. (Self) LaSage, Ed (Self) Marks, Vickie D. (Self) Martinez, Vidal A. (Self) Nash, James E. (Self and St. Paul Missionary Bible Church) Nerold, Judi (Self) Nimata, Johnny (Self) Pasternak, Joanna (Self) Richardson, Randall (Community Education Partners) Saenz-Phillips, Siomara (Self) Sunderland, Robert (Self) Thompson, Obie (Self) Torres, San Juana (Self) Trevino, Victor (Self) Van Cleave, Kay V. (Self) Wilson, Jan'l (Self) Wilson, Jeanine (Self) Young, Phillipa (Self) Registering, but not testifying: For: Hines, Sandra Massie (Self and Dr. Harriet Arvey, HISD, Asst. Supt.) Against: Orellana, Zulema (Self) On: DeLeon, Rena (Self) Lewis, Michael R. (Self) Raab, Ted Melina (Texas Federation of Teachers) Samuel, Carla (Self) Shaw, Richard C. (Harris County AFL-CIO Council)


Microsoft Flight Simulator X releases beta to aid FS2020 development
by AshAre you excited for the upcoming release of Microsoft Flight Simulator in 2020? Do you own Microsoft Flight Simulator X on Steam? If you answered yes to at least the second question, then good news! You can now participate in a fresh new beta.
Microsoft Flight Simulator X has released a new beta branch in order to gain new telemetry data that’ll help in the development of Flight Simulator 2020.
It’s completely free to participate in the beta if you already own the game and, if you don’t own the game but you’re interested, you can always pick yourself up a copy on Steam here for $24.99/£19.99.
Just remember that Microsoft Flight Simulator X is not the upcoming game – it’s the 2014 Steam version of the 2006 game – but if you want to register for the upcoming game’s technical alpha, you can do by following the steps in the blog post here. You can also just admire the announcement trailer below.
If you own Microsoft Flight Simulator X, simply follow the steps below in order to opt into the beta. You can also opt out at any time.
- Launch Steam and head over to your Library.
- Right click on FSX: Steam Edition.
- Select Properties.
- Select the “BETA” tab.
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Choose “fsx-beta External Beta” branch.
- Note: No code is required to get into the beta! You can just ignore the box requesting one.
- Select “yes” when asked if you allow telemetry.
- Restart your Steam Client.
- Success!
If you want to opt out of the beta and return to the game’s live build, just follow the steps above and select “branch – NONE” instead. Remember to restart your Steam Client when done.
For more information including bug fixes for the game’s current build, you can check out the official Steam post about the topic here. Happy gaming!


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Although not presented in the traditional jigsaw format, this is in fact an "alphabetic puzzle" where exactly one answer starts with each letter of the alphabet.
Across:
8. Kane's estate of old foreign capital? (6)
9. National planning in camera (8)
10. Method to cry about cleans only half the vehicle (10)
11. Possessive taking of booties essentially (4)
12. Daffodils appeared in crass "I Wandered... " (8)
14. Savage howl is something like a hooter (6)
15. Obstetrics' goal, I suspect: they're concerned with the life of the very small (15)
18. Star of the evening behaves perfectly within limits (6)
20. Drums in thundering rainstorm part (8)
22. Laze about? Not if you have this! (4)
23. Some Americans, say, rang about the unions (10)
25. Good times are really cut back with such a mood (8)
26. Broken down, not without the help of a round of 25 music (6)
Down:
1. Planted alternatively in the country for broad outlook (8)
2. Parent with love for trench (4)
3. Squeezes cases of icterus, extracting bits of DNA (6)
4. Masculinity soon worked from the high ground (15)
5. Minor Russian city overcome with revolution, replacing country's leader with King (8)
6. Netherlands leader embraced by William (he perished) (10)
7. Quaint trams - oddly they provide long-haul transport (6)
13. Tom whacked Paul and Edward was sent flying (10)
16. Sure tore off for places on new track (8)
17. Part of joinery design in one transom cut back (8)
19. Deity depicted in austere bust (6)
21. Ugly mess around outside of mall, in a 25 sort of way (6)
24. Dismayed at reduction in return for crops (4)