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ROVIBEC AGREE SOLUTION INC.
Mailing Address:
591, rang St-JosephSAINTE-MONIQUE, Quebec
J0G 1N0
Location Address:
591, rang St-JosephSAINTE-MONIQUE, Quebec
J0G 1N0
Tel.:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Fax:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Company Profile
HISTORIQUE DE L'ENTREPRISE:
La date d'établissement de ROVIBEC a eu lieu en 1974 et
la date d'incorporation a eu lieu en 1976.
À l'origine, il n'y avait pas au Québec de chariots
convenables pour alimenter les vaches laitières. Ce fut donc
l'occasion pour Victor Rousseau, de construire un chariot pour
combler ce besoin personnel. L'idée étant bonne, d'autres
fermiers des environs lui demandèrent de leur construire un
chariot. C'était le début de ROVIBEC INC.
Dans les premières années, les produits étaient
essentiellement:
le chariot d'ensilage électrique, le hache-paille électrique et
au gaz, ainsi que la pompe et l'épandeur à fumier. Au début, les
fermiers de la région de Nicolet faisaient partis du marché.
Par la suite, la distribution de ces produits fut confiée au
manufacturier Machinerie Idéales.
Progressivement, M.Rousseau rajouta des produits tels: la
Rouleuse à grain, le Chariot RTM, le Mini motorisé, le ROV
robotisé, le DEC, le Convoyeur fixe et sur roues ,le Super-Mix,
le mélangeur RTM sur rail DEC Plus, et le Mélangeur RTM
Stationnaire..
CARACTÈRE DE L'ENTREPRISE:
Rovibec offre, avec tous ses produits, des guides
d'utilisation très bien faits et faciles à comprendre. On
retrouve dans chaque guide le mode de fonctionnement et
d'entretien des machines ainsi que des consignes de sécurité pour
assurer à l'utilisateur une grande confiance aux produits
Rovibec.
Rovibec offre également un excellent service après vente
et ce, sept jours sur sept. Rovibec a pour philosophie qu'une
machine ne doit pas rester hors fonction plus d'une demi-journée.
Quand une vente est conclue, les gérants de territoires offrent
du temps pour expliquer le fonctionnement de l'appareil.
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feeding system. The DEC-ROVTRONIC is capable of distributing
silage, cereals and concentrates in a single operation.
Simple to operate, it requires no specialized labour.
Once it is programmed, the DEC-ROVTRONIC can distribute to each
animal, with unparalleled accuracy, its ration of silage, cereals
and concentrates as determined by the producer. This is made
possible by a console wich feeds the information to the computer,
which in turn oversees the work.
Being of the same generation and reliable advanced technology
as the ROV-TRONIC, it can perform its feeding functions to
perfection, even the worst conditions.
Completely self-contained, it is even protected against
voltage variations. All its components are designed to allow easy
access.
robot manufactured by ROVIBEC INC. Operating costs are reduced by
a more rigid control of the amount and the mixture of the feed.
This enables leading producers to ensure optimum feeding of their
herds.
No specialized operators are needed. Once the DAC-ROVTRONIC
is programmed, the producer can have complete confidence in its
reliability. Thanks to a programmable robot and advanced
technology, the DAC-ROVTRONIC can flawlessly perform its feeding
functions.
It will operate under the most adverse conditions caused by
moisture, dust, cold, parasites, radar scanning and even power
failures.
Each and every component used in the DAC-ROVTRONIC was designed
to allow easy access for maintenance, cleaning and repair
without the services of a professional. This feature eliminates
any extended downtime. All essential modules are protected and
have overload capacity.
or rectangular bale machine can benefit from ROVIBEC's
unparalleled animal feedind technology. This hay feeder runs on
24 volts supplied by 2 long-life rechargeable storage batteries.
It is a completely independant programmable robot, entirely
manufactured in Canada by ROVIBEC.
This autonomy provides the feeder with the flexibility it needs
when installations require switching or sharp curves. In
addition, it can roll on the same tubular rail installed for a
DAC or a DEC, programmed by the producer for the two machines to
operate alternately, without colliding.
ingredients into a perfect blend, in record time, to deliver a
uniformly balanced feed for higher milk production. The
electronic scale of the Rovibec SUPER-MIX monitors ingredient
quantities at filling and each cow's ration dropped into the
manger.
avant sa préparation. La rouleuse possède la caractéristique
d'être facile à ajuster.
du DEC et du ROV. Il sert à démarrer les silos pour le chargement
des robots. Rovibec offre un prix très abordable et un service
après vente hors pair. Le panneau de contrôle nécessite une
fabrication individuelle selon les besoins de chaque client.
efficace qui est présentement dans sa phase d'introduction.
QUICK AND HOMOGENEOUS BLEND OF SILAGE, DRY HAY, GRAIN,
SUPPLEMENT.
BIG OPEN TOP.VERY SIMPLE MECHANICAL SYSTEM, ALL HYDRAULIC..
MINIMAL MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE. REVOLUTIONARY CUTTING SYSTEM.
EASY AUTOMATIZATION. NO DUST PROBLEM.
DOUBLE-BEATER ROVIBEC PRINCIPE INSURES A FAST AND HOMOGENEOUS
MIX. EQUIPPED WITH BUMPERS IN FRONT AND BACK. BOTH COMPARTMENTS
AND FRAMES ARE MADE IN STAINLESS STEEL. COMPLETELY HYDRAULIC.
SIMPLE AND RELIABLE MECHANISM. REPRESENT A GOOD TOP DRESSER TO
BASIC TMR WITH 5 CONCENTRATES. CONTAINS UP TO 10 FEEDS IN 8
AVAILABLE MODELS. ITS HIGH PERFORMANCE BATTERIES GIVE IT HIGH
AUTONOMY. EQUIPPED WITH A PORTABLE COMPUTER. ELECTRONIC
CALIBRATION SCALE. HIGH MOISTURE CORN AGITATOR. HIGH SENSITIVE
SENSOR IN EACH GRAIN COMPARTMENT.
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Switzerland
- Maine
- New York
- Vermont
- Wisconsin
Actively pursuing:
- New Zealand
- United Kingdom
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feeding system. The DEC-ROVTRONIC is capable of distributing
silage, cereals and concentrates in a single operation.
Simple to operate, it requires no specialized labour.
Once it is programmed, the DEC-ROVTRONIC can distribute to each
animal, with unparalleled accuracy, its ration of silage, cereals
and concentrates as determined by the producer. This is made
possible by a console wich feeds the information to the computer,
which in turn oversees the work.
Being of the same generation and reliable advanced technology
as the ROV-TRONIC, it can perform its feeding functions to
perfection, even the worst conditions.
Completely self-contained, it is even protected against
voltage variations. All its components are designed to allow easy
access.
robot manufactured by ROVIBEC INC. Operating costs are reduced by
a more rigid control of the amount and the mixture of the feed.
This enables leading producers to ensure optimum feeding of their
herds.
No specialized operators are needed. Once the DAC-ROVTRONIC
is programmed, the producer can have complete confidence in its
reliability. Thanks to a programmable robot and advanced
technology, the DAC-ROVTRONIC can flawlessly perform its feeding
functions.
It will operate under the most adverse conditions caused by
moisture, dust, cold, parasites, radar scanning and even power
failures.
Each and every component used in the DAC-ROVTRONIC was designed
to allow easy access for maintenance, cleaning and repair
without the services of a professional. This feature eliminates
any extended downtime. All essential modules are protected and
have overload capacity.
or rectangular bale machine can benefit from ROVIBEC's
unparalleled animal feedind technology. This hay feeder runs on
24 volts supplied by 2 long-life rechargeable storage batteries.
It is a completely independant programmable robot, entirely
manufactured in Canada by ROVIBEC.
This autonomy provides the feeder with the flexibility it needs
when installations require switching or sharp curves. In
addition, it can roll on the same tubular rail installed for a
DAC or a DEC, programmed by the producer for the two machines to
operate alternately, without colliding.
ingredients into a perfect blend, in record time, to deliver a
uniformly balanced feed for higher milk production. The
electronic scale of the Rovibec SUPER-MIX monitors ingredient
quantities at filling and each cow's ration dropped into the
manger.
avant sa préparation. La rouleuse possède la caractéristique
d'être facile à ajuster.
du DEC et du ROV. Il sert à démarrer les silos pour le chargement
des robots. Rovibec offre un prix très abordable et un service
après vente hors pair. Le panneau de contrôle nécessite une
fabrication individuelle selon les besoins de chaque client.
efficace qui est présentement dans sa phase d'introduction.
QUICK AND HOMOGENEOUS BLEND OF SILAGE, DRY HAY, GRAIN,
SUPPLEMENT.
BIG OPEN TOP.VERY SIMPLE MECHANICAL SYSTEM, ALL HYDRAULIC..
MINIMAL MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE. REVOLUTIONARY CUTTING SYSTEM.
EASY AUTOMATIZATION. NO DUST PROBLEM.
DOUBLE-BEATER ROVIBEC PRINCIPE INSURES A FAST AND HOMOGENEOUS
MIX. EQUIPPED WITH BUMPERS IN FRONT AND BACK. BOTH COMPARTMENTS
AND FRAMES ARE MADE IN STAINLESS STEEL. COMPLETELY HYDRAULIC.
SIMPLE AND RELIABLE MECHANISM. REPRESENT A GOOD TOP DRESSER TO
BASIC TMR WITH 5 CONCENTRATES. CONTAINS UP TO 10 FEEDS IN 8
AVAILABLE MODELS. ITS HIGH PERFORMANCE BATTERIES GIVE IT HIGH
AUTONOMY. EQUIPPED WITH A PORTABLE COMPUTER. ELECTRONIC
CALIBRATION SCALE. HIGH MOISTURE CORN AGITATOR. HIGH SENSITIVE
SENSOR IN EACH GRAIN COMPARTMENT.
Market
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Switzerland
- Maine
- New York
- Vermont
- Wisconsin
Actively pursuing:
- New Zealand
- United Kingdom


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MYSORE
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JAIPUR
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ActiveC is a programmers Team-based non-profit organization,
established in 2016 by Moria Tuchband, Noy Barak Gozlan, Roi Cohen, David Ohayon and Yuval Tsidkiyahu.
We are all third-year B.Sc students at the Software Engineering Department in Azrieli College of Engineering.
We built this website as a project that taking part of a course "software engineering".
We work in a collaboration with another programming team,
with another team that programming the student side in that website.
We are all working in a collaboration with another non profit organization that called MadeinJLM .
Since this it is one first experience, we will be glad to accept criticism and get more opportunities to prove ourselves in other projects and jobs.
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MadeinJLM is a community-based non for profit organization, established in 2012 by Hanan Brand, Roy Munin and Uriel Shuraki. Our main goal is connecting, growing and empowering Jerusalem's startup and tech community.
With our partners and volunteers, we make sure that no one is left alone, and enable the thousands of entrepreneurs and more than 500 startups innovating in the city, the opportunity to contribute, connect, participate in events, find jobs, partners and mentors, and become an integral part of one of the most connected and most supportive tech communities in the world, a city that has been innovating for the last 3000 years.
David is 24-year-old,He likes to programing from young age,David is first mind creators.
Roi is 28-year-old, Roi was one of the first creators of this website,He is the chief designer.
Noy is 24-year-old,She directed the moves of the meetings, who does what and when.
Moria is 27-year-old, Moria was in charge of all the administration of our company.
Yuval is 26-years-old,Yuval built the first prototype and from there all this project start.


Fin Example Repositories
This project contains a set of example repositories for the UC Davis digital archive management system DAMS. These examples are often, but not always found on the DAMS Sandbox, a test DAMS for UC Davis.
This example repository is meant to fill two roles. First, there are a number of different example repositories that illustrate various aspects of how we organize data in the DAMS and methods we use to add data into the DAMS. In addition to the organization, we also use these examples to illustrate various ervices that are available through our DAMS. These example repositories then attempt to standardize how data should be added to the system. Each individual collection has it’s own README that documents some of the features of our DAMS. There are a few examples that should probably be done in order, [Pets] and [Photos]. After that, the examples can be looked at in pretty much any order.
There are also a number of FAQS in the Issues. You may find help there as well.
- Installation
- Prerequisites
- Configuration
- Adding Your First User
- Accessing the LDP Server
- Adding Data to the Repository
- Advanced Configuration
- Example Collections
Installation
Follow the steps below you should be able to get your own server up and running relatively quickly. From there, you can investigate some of the example repository data.
Currently, we assume some knowledge of what an LDP is, what linked data means, and how linked metadata is created and maintained. We also assume you have some familiarity with linked data turtle and json-ld formats. We are looking to expand the tutorial material in those areas.
fin-server, extended Fedora Linked Data platform Fedora-LDP.
The first step is to get your example server up and running. This setup uses docker and a suite of docker containers to run the system. After installation you will have an test server up and running, and ready to add collections.
Prerequisites
First, we’ll need to clone this repository. This is a good way to get your
example data downloaded, and it is also a good starting point to fork this
repository, later when you want to save site specific preferences. So, we’ll
need have have git
on your development machine. If you’re new to git, you my
follow the installation instructions in this GIT Book,
or perhaps try github’s desktop application if
you are using windows. The examples below, will use git
’s command line
features.
The server is implemented as suite of docker containers, so in order to run this
example, you need to have docker
and docker-compose
installed on our system.
Follow the installation notes from
docker, if you are new to docker. Note, if you are new to docker,
understand that you will need to learn about this system. Some of the example
configuration below, will be unclear, and it will be difficult to modify the
examples below for your setup unless you understand this environment.
Finally, we will be running a nodejs based tool fin-cli
to work with our
repository. After installing nodejs, you can
install this tool with npm install -g @ucd-lib/fin-cli
.
Configuration
The first step is to clone the repository, using:
git clone https://github.com/UCDavisLibrary/fin-example-repository.git
cd fin-example-repository # change directory to your cloned location
This will create a local copy of some example data and configurations for testing the server. Looking around these files, you’ll see some configuration files, some data and some metadata files mostly located within the collection directory
The first thing we need to do is setup some environment variables for our first
setup. Look at the fin-example.env
file. The file will look something like the file
below:
# server.env
FIN_URL=http://localhost:3000
FIN_ALLOW_ORIGINS=mylibrary.org,localhost
JWT_SECRET=lax
JWT_ISSUER=mylibrary.org
JWT_TTL=36000
JWT_VERBOSE=1
-
FIN_URL
describes where the server will start. By default we’ll start it on a localhost with a development port. If would like to see your server from other locations, modify this to a publicly accessible location. See the section below for running on default ports. -
FIN_ALLOW_ORIGINS
describes what domains can access your system. -
JWT_SECRET
is a secret used between servers to verify authentication. TheJWT_SECRET
is used to sign jwt tokens. Computers with this secret can very easily create tokens that would be accepted by the system, so it’s very important to protect this secret in production environments. -
JWT_ISSUER
describes the service that issued the jwt token. While, it is checked by the servers, is not a source of security.
If you are happy with this configuration, let’s go ahead and startup you system.
We are using docker-compose to startup the services described in our fin.yml
file.
docker-compose -f fin-example.yml up -d
Docker pros will notice we are avoiding using the standard location for the
docker-compose.yml
file, and in addition we explicitly identify the
environment file in our setup. This is just to make it more clear what files are
being used.
This will take some time the first time, as multiple docker containers are pulled to your computer from docker hub. The next time you run this, it will go much faster.  It should startup much faster.
docker-compose -f fin-example.yml down
docker-compose -f fin-example.yml up -d
At this point, you should be able to navigate the where you set FIN_URL
, eg
http://localhost:3000/
and you should see an empty repository.
Going back to your docker configuration, at this point you should be able to
examine the process that you are running, the logs, and other standard
docker-compose commands. For example, if you look at all the containers you’ve
started with docker-compose -f fin-example.yml ps
, you will see that there are
a number of services started, including a fedora instance, an IIIF server, and a
host of others.
Throughout these examples, we will also show direct access to the underlying LDP
as well. The default base for access to the LDP is /fcrepo/rest, so try
accessing http://localhost:3000/fcrepo/rest
. This should fail, since by default
the public is not granted access to the data. Since we want to read and write
data to this repository, let’s next create a new user for the system.
Adding Your First User
Basic-Auth
Our container setup separates the authentication step from the Fedora and other services. The services rely on valid JWT tokens being sent along with requests to the system. The Authentication services are what creates these tokens. In production, you will most certainly want to use a centralized authentication mechanism, see CAS Authentication in the Advanced Configuration section to see an example of this type of setup. However, for testing, we have included a Basic Authentication service that can be used without any external setup. You should really only use this service for testing.
Earlier, we looked at some of the container processes we were running with
docker-compose -f fin-example.yml ps
. One process there, is there is the
basic-auth service. In addition, by default we allow anyone to create a new
user account. Navigate to that
location and create a new user. The email address allows for password resets.
Once you’ve created your account, you can login to the server, and then from the
home page, you can verify that you are logged in via the lower right hand side
of the page.
docker-compose -f fin-example.yml exec basic-auth node service/cli create-user -u quinn -p laxlax -e<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Now, we are going to give the user we’ve just created special administrative
privileges for our repository. This cannot be done via the website, but can be
done with a command in your docker setup. Assuming the user you’ve added, and
who will be your admin is superman
, run the command below:
docker-compose -f fin-example.yml exec server node app/cli admin add-admin -u quinn@local
This command adds the user superman@local
into the group of administrators for
the repository. Every user in our Basic-Auth setup is given the @local
suffix to differentiate them from other authentication systems. Now in your
browser, logout and back in (using the links in the lower right), to give
yourself these new privileges.
Pro Tip if you understand the development setup of your browser, you will
see that this process has added a Cookie fin-jwt
that encapsulates this
information. For example, you could copy that jwt token and decode it, for
example by visiting jwt.io. You will see the values encoded
in the token. You can even verify the signature if you include the JWT_SECRET
you’ve set in your configuration. This should show you how easy it is to create
tokens if you know that JWT_SECRET
, keep it hidden keep it safe!
CAS Authentication
The examples above includes a Basic Authentication service, but even in development, we often don’t use this service. Instead, we have an authentication service using the CAS service used on our UC Davis campus. When using this service, the authentication of the users is sent to the central CAS authentication server, and if the user authenticates, the service will mint a token for this users. There aren’t too many differences in the overall setup. First, open the fin-example.yml file, remove the Basic-Authentication Service, and add the CAS service.
--- fin-example.yml 2018-03-01 17:05:14.964623572 -0800
+++ fin-example-cas.yml 2018-03-01 17:05:26.192623341 -0800
@@ -103,10 +103,10 @@
- server
###
- # Basic Username/Password AuthenticationService
+ # CAS AuthenticationService
###
- basic-auth:
- image: ucdlib/fin-basic-auth:master
+ cas:
+ image: ucdlib/fin-cas-service:master
env_file:
- fin-example.env
depends_on:
Then, when we create admins we make sure to use the @ucdavis.edu
suffix for
these users, as in:
docker-compose -f fin-example.yml exec server node app/cli admin add-admin -u<EMAIL_ADDRESS>More information is available in the fin-server authentication-service. Implementors of alternative authentication schemes can look at the CAS Service for a good example of how this can be implemented for new authentication services.
Accessing the LDP Server
Now that we have elevated privileges, let’s revisit the root to the LDP services,
http://localhost:3000/fcrepo/rest
. Now we should have access to this location.
There isn’t anything here, but at least we can see that now. Users familiar
with Fedora will note that this is the standard fedora interface when accessed
via the browser.
In many of the examples following, we will also be using the command-line tool
fin
. If you haven’t already, you can install this tool with npm install -g @ucd-lib/fin-cli
The first time you use fin
, you need to point to the server that you want to
interact with. Run the command fin shell
. This will put you into an
interactive mode. It will also prompt for a fedora endpoint. Use the value to
match your FIN_URL, in our example http://localhost:3000
.
Next, just as for the browser, we need to get a valid token for our command-line
server. Within the fin shell try login
. This should launch a service to
verify your login credentials, and use those to add a valid token to your fin
cli. If you have more complicated setup, you can use login --headless
and
simply add in a jwt token, by cutting and pasting from your browser’s
development environment for example. Or if you know your JWT_SECRET, you can
mint a new token directly from the client, for example from this directory
source fin-example.env; fin jwt encode --admin --save=true $JWT_SECRET $JWT_ISSUER quinn
Now that our fin
client is set, we can use it to interrogate and modify our
server. In other examples, we will have more detail about the fin client, but
for now, this command will show the metadata related to the root of this
repository.
fin http get -P b /
Adding Data to the Repository
Now that we have our repository and we have administrative access, let’s make our first entry into the repository.
fin http put -H prefer:return=minimal -H "Content-Type:text/turtle" -@ server.ttl -P h /
This adds the server.ttl
to the metadata of our root repository. We can
verify that in two ways, first using the command-line tool.
fin http get -P b /
We can also verify in the browser, http://localhost:3000/fcrepo/rest
open the
properties bar and verify we’ve updated the metadata. The root metadata also
controls the information on the server. Revisit, http://localhost:3000/
you can
see that the description of the repository has changed.
Pro tip The fin
cli has lots if specialized tools for accessing a fedora
server, but there is nothing special in the calls that are sent to fedora, they
are all standard HTTP requests. You can use other tools to interact with the
server. For example, you could use the popular HTTPie
command line tool. Let’s say you’ve followed the steps above, and your fin-cli
has a valid token. This is stored in the ~/.fccli file in your home directory.
If you wanted to use use httpie to interogate your system, you’d need to pass
that token along on your httpie requests as well. Httpie has a mechanism for
saving header information for certain locations, and you could set that up with
the following command http --print=h --session=admin http://localhost:3000
"Authorization:Bearer $(jq -r .jwt < ~/.fccli)"
. This saves the Authorization
token to the admin
session. Later on, we can access fedora with httpie like
this http --session=admin http://localhost:3000/fcrepo/rest
.
Advanced Configuration
Run Server on Default Ports
If you want to run this on the default port, the user running this example will need permission to connect to that protected port. In our setup, we often have multiple domains running on the same machine, and we use apache to map to this setup. This allows you to run the server as a normal user. Additionally, our service does not directly support SSL, so you will need to do something similar to this setup when you move to a production setup.
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName dams.mylibrary.org
ServerAdmin<EMAIL_ADDRESS>RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^ https://%{SERVER_NAME}%{REQUEST_URI} [END,QSA,R=permanent]
</VirtualHost>
<IfModule mod_ssl.c>
<VirtualHost *:443>
ServerName dams.mylibrary.org
SSLEngine on
Header set Access-Control-Allow-Origin "*"
# SSLCertificateFile /etc/ssl/certs/__name__.cer
# SSLCertificateKeyFile /etc/ssl/private/__name__.key
# Required for RIIIF pathnames
AllowEncodedSlashes On
ProxyPreserveHost On
ProxyPass / http://localhost:3000/ nocanon
ProxyPassReverse / http://localhost:3000/ nocanon
</VirtualHost>
</IfModule>
Example Collections
From here, we can look at some of the example collections in this project and see how data can be added and maintained in our repository.
-
Example 1 This is the most simple example of adding data into the repository. The data is born digital, and the organization of the data and the metadata is very basic.
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Example 2 This example explains how to document physical objects, in this case historical photos, and their associated digital representations.
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Example 3 Here, we show how you might organize objects that have multiple digital encodings, in this case where each catalog has a complete PDF file, but we also have each page as an image.


This is a demo for angular-autoselect, a module for AngularJS.
It currently provides a directive, autoSelect, which will cause text to be automatically selected, with several options.
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Index of the Suttas of the Saɱyutta Nikāya
Gāmaṇī Saɱyutta
IV. Saḷāyatana Vagga
BD: The Six Realms
PTS: The Saḷāyatana Book
WP: The Book of the Six Sense Bases
ATI: Salayatana
XLII. Gāmaṇī Saɱyutta, IV.304
PTS: Kindred Sayings about Headmen, IV.213
WP: Connected Discourses to Headmen, II.1332
1. Caṇḍa-Gāmaṇī Suttaɱ, IV.305
PTS: Wrathful, IV.213
WP: Canda, II.1332
PTS: Leaf-basket, IV.
WP: Talaputa, II.1333
ATI: Talaputa the Actor
3. Yodhājīva Suttaɱ, IV.308
PTS: Fighting-man, IV.216
WP: Yodhajiva, II.1334
ATI: To Yodhajiva (The Warrior)
4. Hatthāroha Suttaɱ, IV.310
PTS: Elephant, IV.218
WP: Hattharoha, II.1336
5. Assāroha (or Haya) Suttaɱ, IV.310
PTS: Horse, IV.218
WP: Assaroha, II.1136
6. Pacchābhūmaka (or Mataka) Suttaɱ, IV.
PTS: Westlander (or The dead man), IV.218
WP: Asibandhakaputta, II.1336
ATI: [Brahmans] of the Western Land
7. Desanā (aka Khettūpama) Suttaɱ, IV.314
PTS: Teaching, IV.220
WP: The Simile of the Field, II.1338
8. Saŋkhadhama Suttaɱ, IV.317
PTS: The Conch, IV.223
WP: The Conch Blower, II.1340
ATI: The Conch Trumpet
9. Kula Suttaɱ, IV.322
PTS: Clan, IV.228
ATI: Families, Bhk. Thanissaro, trans.
WP: Families, II.1345
10. Maniculam (Ma.niculam, Maṇiculam), IV.325
PTS: Crest-jewel, IV.230
ATI: To Maniculaka, Bhk. Thanissaro, trans.
WP: Maniculaka, II.1346
11. Bhadra (or Bhagandha-Haṭṭhaha), IV.327
PTS: Lucky (or Bhagandha-Hatthaha), IV.232
WP: Bhadraka, II.1348
ATI: To Gandhabhaka
12. Rāsiya Suttaɱ, IV.330
PTS: Rāsiya, IV.234
WP: Rasiya, II.1350
13. Pātali (or Manāpa) Suttaɱ, IV.340
PTS: Patali (or Charming), IV.244
WP: Pataliya, II.1359


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These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a live system.
What things you need to install the software and how to install them
This projects uses Python 3.6, you can either download it from their website or by downloading the anaconda bundle (recommended).
You need to install OpenCV, since this varies from Operating System to Operating System, we will not be including a guide on how to install it.
You will be needing pyserial for the communication between python and arduino.
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Pull request will be accepted and will be heavily reviewed before mergin.
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The Hurricane (1999)
Cast: Denzel Washington, Vicellous Reon Shannon, Liev Schreiber, Deborah Unger, John Hannah, Dan Hedaya, David Paymer, Rod Steiger Director: Norman Jewison Screenplay: Armyan Bernstein and Dan Gordon, based on "Lazarus and The Hurricane" by Sam Chaiton and Terry Swinton, and "The 16th Round" by Rubin 'Hurricane' Carter 150 minutes Rated R
Review by Donlee Brussel
In this corner, the master of playing the Negro oppressed by the white man, the two-time Oscar nominee (Cry Freedom & Malcolm X) and once Oscar winner (Glory), the thespian, the one and only Denzel Washington! And in the other corner, the master craftsman of the clichéd & manipulative (Bogus), the thrice Oscar nominated (In The Heat of the Night, Fiddler on the Roof & Moonstruck) and Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award recipient, the man with the plan, Norman Jewison! Together for the first time since "A Soldier's Story," in a film based on "Lazarus and The Hurricane" by Sam Chaiton and Terry Swinton, and on "The 16th Round" by Rubin 'Hurricane' Carter. Ladies and gentleman, "The Hurricane!"
The film opens on December 20, 1963 with an awesome black and white boxing match (shot elaborately by Roger Deakins) between Rubin and Griffith. From that point on, the film never ceases to amaze us. Presented in a non-linear form with a heavy dosage of drama, and solid acting across the board, "Hurricane" ends up a real KO. Of admirable merit are Jewison's top-notch directing, Denzel Washington's superbly complex and multi-layered performance and the fascinating story of Carter adapted for the screen by Armyan Bernstein and Dan Gordon.
Rubin "Hurricane" Carter was a great boxer, possibly one of the greatest of all time. The film chronicles his life from childhood to his wrongful murder conviction because of a corrupt cop (Dan Hedaya) to his triumphant release from prison. How he got out of jail after being imprisoned for 20 years is an "incredible" true story.
After reading Carter's book, Lesra Martin feels a deep connection between himself and the author and decides to seek him out. He writes a letter and after getting a reply, visits Hurricane in jail. The two have a meaningful conversation that makes Lesra enlist the help of the three Canadians (Liev Schreiber, Deborah Unger & John Hannah) he's living with to come and help him free Rubin "Hurricane" Carter.
Denzel Washington does a great job of playing African Americans oppressed by the Caucasian race as evidenced by his multiple awards for playing those kinds of roles. He's the best at doing characters like Malcolm X in "Malcolm X," Trip in "Glory," or Rubin Carter in "The Hurricane." He has the ability to transform into these characters, both physically and mentally. Washington gave this film everything he had and it shows. Throughout "Hurricane," there's not one scene where we're watching Denzel Washington, we're always watching Rubin. In my humble opinion, I think he gives the best male performance of 1999.
In addition to Washington, there's a great supporting cast headed by Vicellous Reon Shannon. It gives me a warm and fuzzy feeling inside to say that this is a talented young actor that we should keep an eye on, especially with this being the year of praise heaped upon such overrated prodigies as Haley Joel Osment. Shannon shows a skillful amount of range in his role of Lesra Martin, a role that will probably go underrated.
Then there's Dan Hedaya, resplendent as always as the conspicuous police lieutenant who's trying to keep the black man (In this case, Rubin Carter) down. There's nothing like a really good antagonist to make a film complete. Unless of course, it's the king of over the top actors, Rod Steiger! Fresh from the ruins of "End of Days," he's here in a superincumbent role as the judge for the big courtroom climax.
With so many biographies being made into films these days, it's refreshing to see one as good as this. "The Hurricane" is one that actually had everyone pour their heart and soul into it.
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JProfiler on Mac OSX with Applets
Getting a profiler for a Java Applet running on OSX when your applet is embedded in security-controlled context can be challenging. The fact that I'm running a trial license of JProfiler and there doesn't seem to be any support unless you pay doesn't help. Oh, and it doesn't work unless you do some voodoo.
So given this situation, here's the voodoo:
- Start JProfiler as an application, and choose the last option, 'An Applet running in a browser'.
- Choose the appropriate version of the VM - 1.5.0 or 1.4.2. It depends on which version your applet was compiled with, since even thought a 1.5 VM can execute 1.4.2, if you've linked against the wrong version's libraries you will have an incompatible class version error.
- AFAIK, the default port is fine but if you know of a conflict change it.
- 'Wait for a connection' seems the simple way to do things.
- Follow the instructions of the next step, which basically means cut and paste the line they provide into the appropriate Java Control Panel. Note that if you need 1.4.2, you will have to set the Java 5 Control Panel to use 1.4.2, and then open the Java 1.4.2 Control Panel and paste in the line there.
- if you're ready, then choose 'Yes, start the session, and wait for the Java plugin.'
- Now the tricky part. Find the file,
libprofiler.jnilib
. For me, it was in/Applications/jprofiler4/bin/macos
. Open a terminal andcd /Applications/jprofiler4/bin/macos
. From that directory, execute Safari, should be/Applications/Safari.app/Contents/MacOS/Safari
. - In the Safari you just opened, login to your webapp and enter the page where your applet is.
- Go back to JProfiler and start the session. For me that meant, clicking on 'Finish', clicking on the 'Evaluation License' button, choosing my startup options and clicking 'Ok'. Your profiling session should now start.
Make sure that Safari isn't running when you start this. According to this document, the Java Plugin shares its VM across applets so it's best to start with a clean slate.
This was a bit of a bugbear to figure out. I guess another way to do this would be to copy the jprofiler.jnilib either into a permanent location for the JVMs or the browser, but considering this is an evaluation license, I have no motivation to do so. Yet.
Oh, these instructions may be valid for Windows also: substitute cmd
for Terminal, find the right directories for your libprofiler.jnilib
and iexplorer.exe
or firefox.exe
and it might work, if it doesn't already.
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Investing is really about “working smarter and not harder.” We often work long hours, which requires sacrifice and adds stress, but taking some of our hard-earned money and investing for our future needs is a way to make the most of what we earn.
Investing is also about making priorities for your money. Spending is easy and gives instant gratification—whether the splurge is on a new outfit or a vacation to some exotic spot. All of these make life more enjoyable, but investing requires prioritizing our financial futures over our present desires.
It’s a way to set aside money while you are busy with life and have that money work for you so that you can fully reap the rewards of your labor in the future. Investing is a means to a happier ending.
There are various ways to invest, but we’ll be focusing in stocks.
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Walking along the memory banks of the stream, you find a small village that is experiencing a little confusion: some programs can't communicate with each other.
Programs in this village communicate using a fixed system of pipes. Messages are passed between programs using these pipes, but most programs aren't connected to each other directly. Instead, programs pass messages between each other until the message reaches the intended recipient.
For some reason, though, some of these messages aren't ever reaching their intended recipient, and the programs suspect that some pipes are missing. They would like you to investigate.
You walk through the village and record the ID of each program and the IDs with which it can communicate directly (your puzzle input). Each program has one or more programs with which it can communicate, and these pipes are bidirectional; if 8
says it can communicate with 11
, then 11
will say it can communicate with 8
.
You need to figure out how many programs are in the group that contains program ID 0
.
For example, suppose you go door-to-door like a travelling salesman and record the following list:
0 <-> 2
1 <-> 1
2 <-> 0, 3, 4
3 <-> 2, 4
4 <-> 2, 3, 6
5 <-> 6
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How many programs are in the group that contains program ID 0
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Charlotte E. Viner BSc (Hons), MSc
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<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Core Skills: Practical Portfolio
During the practicals on this module, I created an agent-based model that:
- builds agents in space;
- gets them to interact with each other;
- reads in environmental data;
- gets the agents to interact with the environment
- randomises the order of agents interactions;
- displays the model as an animation;
- is contained within a GUI, and;
- is initialised with data from the web.
I also made some additions to the model, including creating a parameter sweeper which allows multiple sets
of parameters to be run into the model.
A repository of my practical work can be found
here.


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and leaders from both parties are sent to meet
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Congressional leader:the relationship between
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situation.
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Thousand of people took to street today to
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Illegal aliens(immigrants)as they are,
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Basically, my application raises question of adaptability and ethics: If a user changes their style over time, can the software keep up. Additionally, if my software can import data from other relevant sites, what about user privacy. My answer is to these questions is as follow: I will add an option where the user can take the survey and modify their personal profile again. My application will then personalize the learning interface accordingly. By doing this, the user can change how they want to absorb information whenever they like over time. As for the matter of privacy, my application will ask the user for their written consent (like those terms and conditions one sees when one downloads an application) but in a much more concise manner so that the user won’t skip the terms and conditions that follow. Moreover, even if the user refuses to let the application import the relevant data, the built-in survey is sufficient to build a customized interface.
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| texture_builder (graphics_device &device) | |
| texture_builder & | set_target (texture_target target) |
| texture_builder & | set_wrap_s (wrap_mode mode) |
| texture_builder & | set_wrap_t (wrap_mode mode) |
| texture_builder & | set_wrap_r (wrap_mode mode) |
| texture_builder & | set_mag_filter (mag_filter mag) |
| texture_builder & | set_min_filter (min_filter min) |
| texture_builder & | free_host_data (bool free_data) |
| texture_builder & | set_mipmaps (bool generate_mipmaps) |
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| texture_builder & | add_image_data (image_target target, int mip_level, device_format internal_format, int width, int height, int border, host_format base_format, pixel_type type, void *data) |
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| texture_builder & | set_mag_filter (mag_filter mag) |
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| texture_builder & | set_min_filter (min_filter min) |
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| texture_builder & | free_host_data (bool free_data) |
| Free the host texture buffer after the texture is built. More... | |
| texture_builder & | set_mipmaps (bool generate_mipmaps) |
| Generate mipmaps with this texture. More... | |
| texture_handle | build () |
| Build the final texture, upload it to the device, and return the handle. More... | |
| texture_builder & | add_image_data (image_target target, int mip_level, device_format internal_format, int width, int height, int border, host_format base_format, pixel_type type, void *data) |
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| target | Specify the target texture. |
| mip_level | Specify the level of detail. |
| internal_format | Specify the number of components in the texture. |
| width | Specify the width of the texture image. |
| height | Specify the height of the texture image. |
| border | This value must be 0 (Why do we need it then?) |
| base_format | Specifies the format of the pixel data. |
| type | Specify the data type of the pixel data. |
| data | A pointer to the image data in host memory. |
| texture_handle moka::texture_builder::build | ( | ) |
| texture_handle moka::texture_builder::build | ( | ) |
Build the final texture, upload it to the device, and return the handle.
| texture_builder& moka::texture_builder::free_host_data | ( | bool | free_data | ) |
| texture_builder& moka::texture_builder::free_host_data | ( | bool | free_data | ) |
Free the host texture buffer after the texture is built.
| free_data | True if the host buffer should be freed. Otherwise, false. |
| texture_builder& moka::texture_builder::set_mag_filter | ( | mag_filter | mag | ) |
| texture_builder& moka::texture_builder::set_mag_filter | ( | mag_filter | mag | ) |
Set the texture's mag filter.
| mag | The mag filter. |
| texture_builder& moka::texture_builder::set_min_filter | ( | min_filter | min | ) |
| texture_builder& moka::texture_builder::set_min_filter | ( | min_filter | min | ) |
Set the texture's min filter.
| min | The min filter. |
| texture_builder& moka::texture_builder::set_mipmaps | ( | bool | generate_mipmaps | ) |
| texture_builder& moka::texture_builder::set_mipmaps | ( | bool | generate_mipmaps | ) |
Generate mipmaps with this texture.
| generate_mipmaps | True if this texture should be built with mipmaps. |
| texture_builder& moka::texture_builder::set_target | ( | texture_target | target | ) |
| texture_builder& moka::texture_builder::set_target | ( | texture_target | target | ) |
Set the texture's target.
| target | The texture's target. |
| texture_builder& moka::texture_builder::set_wrap_r | ( | wrap_mode | mode | ) |
| texture_builder& moka::texture_builder::set_wrap_r | ( | wrap_mode | mode | ) |
Set the texture's R wrap mode.
| mode | The wrap mode |
| texture_builder& moka::texture_builder::set_wrap_s | ( | wrap_mode | mode | ) |
| texture_builder& moka::texture_builder::set_wrap_s | ( | wrap_mode | mode | ) |
Set the texture's S wrap mode.
| mode | The wrap mode |
| texture_builder& moka::texture_builder::set_wrap_t | ( | wrap_mode | mode | ) |
| texture_builder& moka::texture_builder::set_wrap_t | ( | wrap_mode | mode | ) |
Set the texture's T wrap mode.
| mode | The wrap mode |


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Before Change
with self.ManagedSessionMaker() as session:
experiments = self._list_experiments(
names=[experiment_name], view_type=ViewType.ALL, session=session).all()
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return None
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experiment_name, len(experiments)), INVALID_STATE)
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Specialized implementation for SQL backed store.
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Welcome to my website, my name is Austin Raffelock, & I've been playing games since I was probably about 4 or 5.
This puts the start of my gaming career around 1999, and my first systems were a Nintendo64 and Gameboy color.
This site is supposed to assist with recommendation of games from my own experiance along with reviews from those who visit this site.
Heres a quick list of my favorite game series.


Oak provides two different mechanisms to create pre-authentication that doesn’t involve the repositories internal authentication mechanism for credentials validation.
This first variant allows to support 3rd party login modules that wish to provide the login context with pre authenticated login names, but still want to rely on the rest of the Oak’s login module chain. For example an external SSO login module can extract the userid from a servlet request and use it to authenticate against the repository. But instead of re-implementing the user lookup and subject population (and possible external user synchronization) it just informs any subsequent login modules that the credential validation was already successful.
The key to understand this mechanism is the PreAuthenticatedLogin marker class, which is pushed to the shared state of the login context and which indicates to any subsequent LoginModule that the credentials present in the state already have been verified and thus can be trusted.
This setup is particularly recommended in a OSGi setup that includes Apache Sling on top of the Oak repository but still requires user information to be synchronized into the repository.
The basic steps of the pre-authentication in combination with regular JAAS login module chain are outlined as follows:
Example implementation of LoginModule#login that pushes the PreAuthenticatedLogin marker to the shared state:
public class PreAuthLoginModule extends AbstractLoginModule { [...] @Overwrite public boolean login() throws LoginException { Credentials credentials = getCredentials(); if (credentials instanceof MyPreAuthCredentials) { userId = ((MyPreAuthCredentials) credentials).getUserId(); if (userId == null) { log.debug("Could not extract userId/credentials"); } else { sharedState.put(SHARED_KEY_PRE_AUTH_LOGIN, new PreAuthenticatedLogin(userId)); sharedState.put(SHARED_KEY_CREDENTIALS, new SimpleCredentials(userId, new char[0])); sharedState.put(SHARED_KEY_LOGIN_NAME, userId); log.debug("login succeeded with trusted user: {}", userId); } } [...] // subsequent login modules need to succeed and process the 'PreAuthenticatedLogin' return false; } @Overwrite public boolean commit() { // this module leaves subject population to the subsequent modules // that already handled the login with 'PreAuthenticatedLogin' marker. return false; } }
Like in Jackrabbit-core the repository internal authentication verification can be skipped by calling Repository#login() or Repository#login(null, wspName). In this case the repository implementation expects the verification to be performed prior to the login call.
This behavior is provided by the default implementation of the LoginContextProvider [1] which expects a Subject to be available with the current java.security.AccessControlContext. However, in contrast to Jackrabbit-core the current implementation does not try to extend the pre-authenticated subject but skips the internal verification step altogether.
Since the LoginContextProvider is a configurable with the authentication setup OAK users also have the following options by providing a custom LoginContextProvider:
Example how to use this type of pre-authentication:
String userId = "test"; /** * Retrive valid principals e.g. by using Jackrabbit or Oak API: * - PrincipalManager#getPrincipal and/or #getGroupMembership * - PrincipalProvider#getPrincipals(String userId) */ Set<? extends Principal> principals = getPrincipals(userId); AuthInfo authInfo = new AuthInfoImpl(userId, Collections.<String, Object>emptyMap(), principals); Subject subject = new Subject(true, principals, Collections.singleton(authInfo), Collections.<Object>emptySet()); Session session; try { session = Subject.doAsPrivileged(subject, new PrivilegedExceptionAction<Session>() { @Override public Session run() throws Exception { return login(null, null); } }, null); } catch (PrivilegedActionException e) { throw new RepositoryException("failed to retrieve session.", e); }


New Mexico-size volcano discovered in the depths of the Pacific Ocean
The largest single volcano on Earth lay quietly hiding in the depths of the Pacific Ocean, about a thousand miles east of Japan, having been extinct for millions of years. Scientists have now discovered the dome-shaped behemoth, which has a footprint the size of New Mexico.
The discovery topples the previous world-record holder for largest volcano — Mauna Loa, one of the five that form the Big Island of Hawaii. The area covered by the newly discovered volcano rivals the biggest volcano in the solar system, Olympus Mons on Mars.
"Olympus Mons is the 800-pound gorilla of the solar system," said geophysicist William W. Sager of the University of Houston, the study's lead author. "We didn't know these massive volcanoes were here on Earth."
The team named it Tamu Massif. TAMU is the abbreviation for Texas A&M University, Sager's home institution when he and colleagues first studied the undersea mountain range that contains the giant.
Tamu Massif formed layer by layer as fast-moving lava flowed from a central area at the peak and ran down its flank, cooling in place. The volcano is completely submerged, and Sager doesn't believe that its peak ever rose above sea level over its 145-million-year lifetime.
There is no danger of an eruption. "That's probably a good thing, since we've been able to correlate mass extinction with some of these beasts," said Clive R. Neal, a volcanologist at the University of Notre Dame.
Neal, who was not involved in the study, said the discovery of such an oversize volcano on Earth is groundbreaking for volcanology.
"This finding is paving the way to really rewriting some of the textbooks," he said. "The term 'supervolcano' might be a reality."
Although Tamu Massif has a gigantic footprint, it is relatively short compared with Olympus Mons. The newly discovered volcano rises only a few miles above the seafloor, while the Martian mountain rises 16 miles at its peak.
Gigantic volcanoes can form more easily on Mars, because unlike Earth, whose crust is made up of many separate plates constantly in flux, the Red Planet has a thick, rigid outer shell made of a single plate. If a volcano forms over a hot spot under the Martian crust, it can keep growing bigger and bigger because the plate stays stationary.For an Olympus Mons-size volcano to form on Earth, magma must have flowed out extremely quickly in order to keep adding layers before the plates moved away from the hot spot.
Sager compares Tamu Massif to an ice cube in a glass of water — most of its bulk is below the surface — while Olympus Mons is like an ice cube on a two-by-four.
The study was published online Thursday in the journal Nature Geoscience.
Sager and his colleagues first studied Tamu Massif on a research cruise almost 20 years ago without knowing it was a single volcano. At the time, they were gathering data on an undersea mountain range called Shatsky Rise, which contains the giant within its features.
Two decades, with over a year total at sea, passed by before they managed to gather enough evidence through core samples and seismic-reflection data to confirm that much of Shatsky Rise is made up of one central volcano.
"It's nice to be able to find something that's new and exciting and makes people look up from their cup of coffee," said Sager.
Neal said the discovery proves how little we know of our own planet. He said he is eager for other large volcanoes to be uncovered. Both Sager and Neal suspect that the Ontong Java Plateau in the southwestern Pacific Ocean — which is the size of Alaska, even larger than Shatsky Rise — contains a massive volcano that could dethrone Tamu Massif.


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Never mind. You passed the tests, meanin' our training sessions are now complete. Lady Claudia asked me to send you onto her as soon as you were done--you'll find her in Aden's outer ring.
You best leave. Well done.


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Primer: When You Have Too Much to Do
You have a to-do list that scrolls on for days. You are managing multiple projects, getting lots of email and messages on different messaging systems, managing finances and personal health habits and so much more.
It all keeps piling up, and it can feel overwhelming.
How do you keep up with it all? How do you find focus and peace and get stuff accomplished when you have too much on your plate?
In this primer, I’ll look at some key strategies and tactics for taking on an overloaded life with an open heart, lots of energy, and a smile on your face.
The First Step: Triage
Whether you’re just starting your day, or you’re in the middle of the chaos and just need to find some sanity … the first step is to get into triage mode.
Triage, as you probably know, is sorting through the chaos to prioritize: what needs to be done now, what needs to be done today, what needs to be done this week, and what can wait? You’re looking at urgency, but also what’s meaningful and important.
Here’s what you might do:
- Pick out the things that need to be done today. Start a Short List for things you’re going to do today. That might be important tasks for big projects, urgent tasks that could result in damage if you don’t act, smaller admin tasks that you really should take care of today, and responding to important messages. I would recommend being ruthless and cutting out as much as you can, having just 5 things on your plate if that’s at all possible. Not everything needs to be done today, and not every email needs to be responded to.
- Push some things to tomorrow and the rest of the week. If you have deadlines that can be pushed back (or renegotiated), do that. Spread the work out over the week, even into next week. What needs to be done tomorrow? What can wait a day or two longer?
- Eliminate what you can. That might mean just not replying to some messages that aren’t that important and don’t really require a reply. It might mean telling some people that you can’t take on this project after all, or that you need to get out of the commitment that you said you’d do. Yes, this is uncomfortable. For now, just put them on a list called, “To Not Do,” and plan to figure out how to get out of them later.
OK, you have some breathing room and a manageable list now! Let’s shrink that down even further and just pick one thing.
Next: Focus on One Thing
With a lot on your plate, it’s hard to pick one thing to focus on. But that’s exactly what I’m going to ask you to do.
Pick one thing, and give it your focus. Yes, there are a lot of other things you can focus on.  But think about it this way: if you allow it all to be in your head all the time, that will always be your mode of being. You’ll always be thinking about everything, stressing out about it all, with a frazzled mind … unless you start shifting.
The shift:
- Pick something to focus on. Look at the triaged list from the first section … if you have 5-6 things on this Short List, you can assess whether there’s any super urgent, time-sensitive things you need to take care of. If there are, pick one of them. If not, pick the most important one — probably the one you have been putting off doing.
- Clear everything else away. Just for a little bit. Close all browser tabs, turn off notifications, close open applications, put your phone away.
- Put that one task before you, and allow yourself to be with it completely. Pour yourself into it. Think of it as a practice, of letting go (of everything else), of focus, of radical simplicity.
When you’re done (or after 15-20 minutes have gone by at least), you can switch to something else. But don’t allow yourself to switch until then.
By closing off all exits, by choosing one thing, by giving yourself completely to that thing … you’re now in a different mode that isn’t so stressful or spread thin. You’ve started a shift that will lead to focus and sanity.
Third: Schedule Time to Simplify
Remember the To Not Do list above? Schedule some time this week to start reducing your projects, saying no to people, getting out of commitments, crossing stuff off your task list … so that you can have some sanity back.
There are lots of little things that you’ve said “yes” to that you probably shouldn’t have. That’s why you’re overloaded. Protect your more important work, and your time off, and your peace of mind, by saying “no” to things that aren’t as important.
Schedule the time to simplify — you don’t have to do it today, but sometime soon — and you can then not have to worry about the things on your To Not Do list until then.
Fourth: Practice Mindful Focus
Go through the rest of the day with an attitude of “mindful focus.” That means that you are doing one thing at a time, being as present as you can, switching as little as you can.
Think of it as a settling of the mind. A new mode of being. A mindfulness practice (which means you won’t be perfect at it).
As you practice mindful focus, you’ll learn to practice doing things with an open heart, with curiosity and gratitude, and even joy. Try these one at a time as you get to do each task on your Short List.
You’ll find that you’re not so overloaded, but that each task is just perfect for that moment. And that’s a completely new relationship with the work that you do, and a new relationship with life.


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Former police officer and ex-prison guard cleared of schoolgirl rape
Lee McMullan, 33, and Darren Hunter, 30, were found not guilty following a trial at the High Court in Glasgow.
by Ayrshire Post, Grant McCabe, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/ayrshire-post/A former police officer and an ex-prison guard who had sex with a schoolgirl have been cleared of raping her, writes Grant McCabe.
Lee McMullan, 33, and Darren Hunter, 30, were found not guilty following a trial at the High Court in Glasgow.
The pair had met the 17 year-old stranger in the street after a drink and cocaine fuelled night out in Prestwick, Ayrshire days before Christmas 2017.
They said the girl agreed to go to a hotel with them then later back to McMullan’s flat in Glasgow’s Gallowgate.
McMullan said he had initially had sex with the teenager before his friend asked could he “join in”.
The pair insisted they had each took part in “threesomes” before.
They claimed texts after the incident was just “lads banter”.
The pair denied rape insisting what happened was consensual.
The girl – now 19 – had told jurors she had no memory of having sex with anyone.
McMullan – who was a serving officer at the time – and Hunter sobbed after the verdicts were delivered.
There were loud cries of “yes” from supporters in courts.
The duo had been on a Christmas night-out in Prestwick. McMullan had booked them to stay at a hotel in nearby Ayr.
Jurors were told they had brought two grammes of cocaine with them.
The court was shown a photo taken in the hotel of a bible with a Rolex watch and a bag of white powder on top.
McMullan sent the picture to a friend stating: “Lord, it has been a year since my last confession...”
He then texted the same man again adding: “Staying overnight. Got sniff, plenty of booze. Just need a few birds.”
McMullan and Hunter left a club before trying to find a takeaway in the early hours.
It was there they met the girl. She had earlier been out in Ayr with a friend.
She told jurors her next memory was being in a hotel room with two strangers.
The teenager said she was “too intoxicated” and did not even know what town she was in.
The girl stated she then recalled waking up naked this time in a flat.
She added the same two men were there drinking lager and watching TV.
The girl got her clothes – but said she had no idea why she had been naked.
Prosecutor Lisa Gillespie asked her: “How were you feeling?”
The witness: “Confused. I asked where I was and they said ‘Dennistoun’. I was worried what my mum may think.”
She said one of the men left the flat with her. He asked did she remember what happened the previous night adding: “We had sex.”
Miss Gillespie: “Any memory of anyone having sex with you?”
The teenager: “No.”
She said on telling the man she was 17, he “turned around and walked away”.
McMullan and Hunter both claimed the girl had agreed to go with them to the hotel and then back to Glasgow.
They wrongly believed she was in her 20s.

McMullan insisted the schoolgirl “enjoyed” what happened.
Hunter, of Baillieston, near Glasgow, accepted it was “not the most romantic encounter”.
The trial heard how the pair exchanged texts after the incident.
This included “beast”, “rapey” and “delete all evidence”.
One friend also messaged McMullan that he did not want to be visiting him in Addiewell prison.
McMullan told the court: “I am not saying I raped her as I did not.”


WITNESS LIST
Education
November 27, 2018 9:00 AM
Mandate Relief/Innovation
FOR:
Barqawi, Adeeb President & CEO (ProUnitas), Houston, TX
Rabe, Yen Chapter Leader (also providing written testimony) (Start School Later -
Houston Are), Houston, TX
Spencer, Alexandra Chapter Leader (also providing written testimony) (Start School Later
- Austin), Austin, TX
AGAINST:
Linahan, Alice Mom (also providing written testimony) (Self), Northlake, TX
ON:
Anderson, David (Self), Austin, TX
Aquino-Garza, Priscilla Deputy Director (Educate Texas), Austin, TX
Hassett, Kristi Trustee (Lewisville ISD), Flower Mound, TX
Huff phd, Patrick Adjunct Professor / Retired Principal (also providing written testimony)
(Self), Tomball, TX
Hunter, Monte Principal (Parkhill Smith & Cooper), Austin, TX
Rodriguez, Jose Manuel Teacher (Self), Cedar Park, TX
Ruiz, Cynthia Member (TAMSA - Texans Advocating for Meaningful Student Assessment),
Austin, TX
Sass, Emily Policy Analyst (also providing written testimony) (Texas Public Policy
Foundation), Austin, TX
Swanson, Steve Citizen - 20 yr volunteer in education, grandparent (also providing written
testimony) (Self), Austin, TX
Williams, Aletha Teacher (Self), Spring, TX
Williams, Ellen Consultant/Attorney (also providing written testimony) (Texas Association
of School Administrators/Texas Association of School Boards), Austin, TX
SB 22
ON:
Aquino-Garza, Priscilla Deputy Director (Educate Texas), Austin, TX
Justice, Heather Division Director for College, Career, and Military Preparation (also
providing written testimony) (Texas Education Agency), Austin, TX
SB 7
ON:
Colangelo, Laura Executive Director (also providing written testimony) (Texas Private
Schools Association), West Lake Hills, TX
Phillips, Doug Director of Education Investigation (also providing written testimony)
(Texas Education Agency), Austin, TX
Trimble, Emma President Founder (Peace Ministries Parent Project), Uvalde, TX


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Documents and Ordinances
Barangay Pinagsama Profile
Letterhead Short 2017
Ordinance No.29 Series 2015
Ordinance No.28 Series 2016


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How to build Spring Integration (for Maven) locally... Posting this for my own reference as much as anyone else.
svn co https://src.springframework.org/svn/spring-integration/trunk/build-spring-integration
cd trunk/build-spring-integration
ant clean jar package publish-maven-local


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Enables actors to delay a response message by capturing the context of a request message.
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Enables actors to delay a response message by capturing the context of a request message.
This is particularly useful when an actor needs to communicate to other actors in order to fulfill a request for a client.
◆ delegate()
template<message_priority P = message_priority::normal, class Handle = actor, class... Ts>
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Satisfies the promise by delegating to another actor.
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Satisfies the promise by sending an empty message.
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Satisfies the promise by sending the given message.
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- libcaf_core/caf/response_promise.hpp


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Chris Jackson is an Associate Professor at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. She teaches writing, literature, and music history.
Films still portray geopolitical clashes in personal terms, but in the forties films, love was the driving force, and institutionalized justice worked. In todays cineplex, money and technology define power.
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Mission: Impossible 2: Ethics of World Domination
By Chris Jackson
Its d�j� vu all over again! Nearly everything in this summers blockbuster, John Woos action-packed M:i-2, looks derivative. Tom Cruise is spread-eagled Christ-like against a red rock cliff-face. Cruise wears Terminator-style sunglasses while zooming on a motorcycle. Cruise wrestles his adversary in a Matrix-esque midair ballet. As the story unfolds, another similarity clicks into place. Story elements from M:i-2 first appeared onscreen in Hitchcocks Notorious (1946). How have film versions of world domination, and the role of justice in preventing it, changed over fifty-four years? Robert Townes screenplay for M:i-2 uses Hitchcocks highly polished film as a template. John Woo has said in an interview that he wanted his film to have a romanticism similar to Notorious (Longsdorf, "Straight from the Source," http://miami.citysearch.com/E/F/MIAFL/0000/02/95/4.html). Romanticism, no, but plot, yes. Good Guy Spy Agency enlists help fighting Absolute Evil from a Woman with a Shady Past. Call it the Mata Hari motif. In Notorious, Alicia Huberman (Ingrid Bergman) is the party-hearty daughter of a Nazi sympathizer jailed for treason. M:i-2 shows us Nyah Nordoff-Hall (Thandie Newton), an international thief wanted by Interpol. After a high-speed car sequence, the Good Side (Cary Grant/Tom Cruise) recruits our Good Bad-Girl. The Good Side wears her down with fast machines and a touch of blackmail. Make up for your fathers treachery. Erase your criminal slate. The mission she must accept? Gain access to the House of Former Paramour Bad Guy (Claude Rains/Dougray Scott), and remember the names of all visitors. If you have to use your body, we wont object. With a horse race as a cover, Intrepid Girl Spy passes information to Good Guy. A racetrack is a practical spot for the drop as Our Girl can get lost in the crowd. The horserace is also emblematic of the narrative, as the two sides jockey for position. Call this segment Picking a Winner. The Good Guy Spy Agency presses our by-now proficient Woman Spy toward ever more risky missions, including the temporary theft of an item leading to crucial information. Notorious presents Ingrid Bergmans famous legerdemain with the key to Sebastians wine cellar. At least she has a few hours to return the key. In M:i-2, Nyah has to pick the villains pocket and return the envelope in a few minutes while still at the racetrack. Good races against Bad, while Girl races against the clock to save her own life. Both films even present lessons in Cigar Cutter Sadism 101. The scene in Notorious is chilling in its subtlety. Watch that film again to see Claude Rains clipping his cigar while slowly killing Ingrid Bergman by inches and calling her "my dear." Subtlety is hardly M:i-2s strong suit. Who can forget the scene in which Bad Guy Ambrose uses the cutter to demand absolute loyalty from his henchman? Because our Mata Hari is the questing character, audiences identify with her moral universe. While undercover, her fraudulent identity is ethically questionable. As LeCarre novels point out, the undercover agent lives in a moral twilight where, to halt world domination, anything goes. No less reprehensible are the ethics of the controllers of the woman agent, organizations we assume to be like the Central Intelligence Agency or FBI. They make it necessary for the spy to sleep with the enemy, yet they condemn her for it. "A woman like that." In Notorious, Alicia Huberman shrugs off the criticism. In the forties films, individuals sacrificed personal morality to a higher cause. Nyah seems oblivious to being used. Her higher cause is to restart her criminal career with a clean slate. Time was, love was more powerful than money, at least onscreen. In Notorious, Alicia picks witty, penniless Devlin over that loaded toad Sebastian. When Alicia says, "Im allergic to American agents," its only because Dev is giving her pain. Its a testimony to Claude Rains wonderful acting that Sebastian, forty-plus at least, exudes a boyish charm. "Forgive me, my dear, for acting like a jealous schoolboy."  Studying Hitchcocks work, we almost understand this evil because we see its underpinnings. Sebastians money and eagerness to please are his chief credentials for admission to the Nazi hierarchy. By contrast, M:i-2s Nyah lacks the moral faculty to make a choice. She merely reacts. She helps Ethan Hunt becausewell, because. Her bathtub love scene with Ethan seems to take place in a coffin. Hunts adversary, Sean Ambrose, is a thug, but he registers more delight in Nyah than does Hunt. When Ambrose morphs into Hunt, with a little help from the trademark MI disguise kit, Nyah fails to notice the difference. Romance for her is clearly a case of "love the one youre with." Several times, Ambrose wears the same clothes as Hunt. Woo explores a similar motif in Face/Off (1997). Hero and villain are flip sides of the same coin. In each film, the Bad Guy initially believes the Good Bad-Girls sincerity, but small mistakes tip them off. She is not what she seems. Once clued into Alicias perfidy, villains Sebastian and Mom begin their poison campaign. The evil coffee sits in a cup next to Alicia when she realizes their conspiracy. Hitchcock has shot and edited this scene so the cup appears to dwarf Ingrid Bermans face. Similarly, Nyah ends up poisoned. The horrid virus is contained in a gun-shaped vial. Unlike Bergman, who is an unwilling victim, Nyah injects herself with the virus. A brilliant, self-sacrificing move to save the world? She explains her action to Tom Cruises character, Ethan Hunt: "I wasnt thinking . . . I did it to save you." The guys use guns to fight each other. Nyah shoots herself. D-uh. We can tag this segment "Martyr Hari." While not a strict remake, M:i-2 is more than loosely based on Hitchcocks classic. With its mysterious closed doors, dialogue by Ben Hecht, and marvelous pairing of Grant and Bergman, Notorious is by far the better film. Sure, John Woos motorcycle scenes and acrobatic fights are technically amazing to watch, but they are all slick, metallic surface. Qualitative judgments aside, what does this comparison add up to? Over fifty years, so much about films has changed, special effects, directors sensibilities, audience expectations, that we draw conclusions at our peril. But given that, here are some thoughts. We have seen the Good and the Bad. You know what comes next.  Films still portray geopolitical clashes in personal terms, but in the forties films, love was the driving force, and institutionalized justice worked. In todays cineplex, money and technology define power. Onscreen justice is uneven at best, more often jagged and fragmented by personal vengeance. The ending of Notorious presents a resolution in human terms of courage and risk. Dev storms the castle to rescue Alicia. Sebastian walks alongside, helpless to save himself. Mama talks as much as she can, but she is desperate. "Talk to them, Alex." She knows that Sebastians mistake means he will be thrown to the Nazi wolves. The Evil ones will kill each other off, that is to say, self-destruct. Dev and Alicia ride away, but Justice prevails. Personal heroism leads to an effective, institutional solution to evil. Nazi crimes were punished, both in reality and onscreen via Judgment at Nuremberg (1961). In Woos final scenes, everyone self-destructs, along with due process. Greed subverts even the scientists once noble impulse to cure disease. Geopolitical conquest by virus has had screen outbreaks before, but M:i-2 carries a new twist. Bad Guy Ambrose demands his payoff in stock options. The Villains complete the transaction via laptop. The scene gives more than a nod to the Internets role in world domination.  They wear identical black outfits. Ethan initially decides to spare the life of his alterego, but events change his mind. "You should have killed me," Ambrose tells Ethan, who then complies. The Virtuous Ones hands are as dirty with vengeance as the Bad Guys are with greed. Its hard to find a toehold for justice anywhere in this haze of moral ambiguity. Does this onscreen statement reflect whats going on in real world power consolidations? How effective is international law in restraining, for example, individuals bent on starting a worldwide biological disaster? What countermeasures do our military organizations have against germ warfare? There is no global consensus on how to deal with terrorism. Despite the ongoing Lockerbie trial, few terrorists are brought to justice. Human rights organizations have had no lasting success reining in erratic leaders like Hussein or Milosevic. Zimbabwes President Mugabe continues his campaign of "land re-distribution," by seizing farms owned by whites. As for the dominating Internet, the judicial system has issued a ruling against Microsoft, but Gates vows to appeal. For how long will the ruling stand? M:i-2 makes no reference to Nyah being biracial, but I think this is a key part of her significance. Born in Zambia, Newton is less exotic Bond heroine and more na�ve aborigine. In closing scenes, Hunt and Ambrose fight in midair, while Nyah, Toxic Spy, wanders like a lost child. The disease gathers to disintegrate her blood cells. Standing on the edge of a cliff, she contemplates suicide. Superpowers battle while Third World countries draw closer to disaster. Affluent countries impress each other with economic influence, hardware, and battle pyrotechnics, while ignoring the human costs of geopolitical conflict. A heavy moral to load onto an essentially escapist movie? Perhaps. But it doesnt hurt to think about it. Posted July 1, 2000
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