The navigation lights are reported as being in perfect condition indicating the fairway and the approach is without hazards. There is a new, longer breakwater to the east and the container port has been extended.
Call Port Control on VHF 16 half an hour before entering harbour, they will advise about any big ship movements and direct you where to anchor. The Port Control officers track you on radar and make your course corrections for you. They will also notify the officials who will come to the boat.
The officials do not operate 24/7.
It has been confirmed by the Port Captain that it is necessary to use an agent to deal with formalities here. See Noonsite report which contains a link to a list of official agents.
The Royal Oman Police will keep passports until departure; you are now expected to get visas (OR6 each) and pay a cruising fee (OR15 per yacht). You must present a clearance certificate from your previous port or face a fine of OR1500.
No longer allowed to pay Customs/Immigration fees by cash.
The authorities are reported to not be keen on yachts being left unattended while you travel inland or leave the country, so it is advisable to arrange for someone to keep on eye on the boat while you are away.
Agents also offer services to yachts such as helping obtain fuel and car rental (very useful for getting about); and also looking after the yacht if it is to be left.
All vessels calling at Port of Salalah should have a valid insurance policy covering Wreck Removal
and Third Party
liability. Vessels failing to produce correct insurance documents or having insufficient cover may be denied entry.
Port control will advise on the suitability of time to leave the port according to the prevailing traffic.
Last updated February 2016.
Port Control (VHF Ch. 16) will advise on where to anchor. The holding in the harbour is not always good in anything of a wind.
A small building next to the dinghy landing has basic facilities: shower, toilet, hand laundry facilities and water. It will be locked so ask at the Port Police office for a key.
Note: The port gate hours are 08:00 to 20:00, Saturday to Thursday.
Last updated February 2016.
Although not a yacht club, the Oasis Club, situated just outside the port gates, is reported to be very welcoming to visiting yachties, providing great food, alcohol and WiFi.
Last updated February 2016.


Authentication sample using OIDC ID token¶
Delivery package¶
The sample is provided in the following package.
please.change.me.common.oidc.verification
Summary¶
In this sample, authentication is performed using an ID token that can be obtained from OpenID (hereafter referred to as “OIDC”).
Although the method of acquiring ID token and the implementation location may vary depending on the application configuration, the following configuration is assumed in this sample.
- Running a RESTful web services application with Nablarch on back-end.
- ID token are acquired on the front-end (SPA, mobile app, etc.) and then sent to back-end.
- Establish login session upon successful authentication and stateful session management after authentication.
- Authentication processes are implemented in business action.
OIDC is supported by a variety of services, but this sample deals with ID token issued by the following services.
- Amazon Web Services（hereafter referred to as “AWS”）
- Amazon Cognito User pool (hereafter referred to as “User pool”)
- Microsoft Azure（hereafter referred to as “Azure”）
- Azure Active Directory B2C （hereafter referred to as “ADB2C”）
Within the offering packages, the packages are further divided by targeted services.
Sample handling ID token issued by User pool.
please.change.me.common.oidc.verification.cognito
Samples of handling ID token issued by ADB2C.
please.change.me.common.oidc.verification.adb2c
Since the concept is the same for all packages, this page is based on the sample cognito package. When using the adb2c package, replace it with the corresponding component as appropriate.
Tip
This sample is implemented according to the specifications of User pool and ADB2C as of March 2023. Be sure to check the latest specifications of the services you use and customize accordingly.
Scope of this sample¶
The overall process flow and the scope addressed in this sample are described below.
This sample deals only with back-end application that use Nablarch, and does not cover how to obtain ID token for front-end application (web, mobile apps, etc.).
Structure¶
Class diagram¶
A class diagram is shown below for the classes provided in this sample.
Responsibilities of each class¶
Responsibilities of each class are described below.
Interface¶
| Interface name | Summary |
|---|---|
| IdTokenVerifier | Provide a function to verify that the ID token is valid. |
| SignatureAlgorithmProvider | Provide an algorithm to be used for signature verification of token. |
Class (Component)¶
| Class name | Summary |
|---|---|
| CognitoIdTokenVerifier | Provides the ability to verify the validity of identity tokens provided by Cognito. |
| CognitoSignatureAlgorithmProvider | Provide the algorithm used for signature verification of tokens provided by Cognito. |
| CognitoRSAKeyProvider | Provides the RSA public key used to verify token issued by Cognito. |
Class（Business action）¶
| Class name | Summary |
|---|---|
| LoginAction | Business Action for authentication process. |
| LoginRequestForm | Form to store authentication request information. |
How to Use¶
Adding Dependency Libraries¶
ID token are created in the format of JSON Web Tokens (hereafter referred to as “JWT”). Although many libraries for handling JWT are available in OSS, the sample uses “java-jwt” and “jwks-rsa-java” published by Auth0.
Tip
Libraries for working with JWT are also introduced in OpenID Foundation and jwt.io .
To make the library available, add the following dependencies to dependency settings
<dependencies>
...
<!-- JWT Library -->
<dependency>
<groupId>com.auth0</groupId>
<artifactId>java-jwt</artifactId>
<version>4.2.2</version>
</dependency>
<dependency>
<groupId>com.auth0</groupId>
<artifactId>jwks-rsa</artifactId>
<version>0.21.3</version>
</dependency>
...
</dependencies>
The following dependencies should also be added to the ADB2C package to use the HTTP client.
<dependencies>
...
<!-- HTTP client -->
<dependency>
<groupId>org.apache.httpcomponents.client5</groupId>
<artifactId>httpclient5</artifactId>
<version>5.2.1</version>
</dependency>
...
</dependencies>
Setting environment dependent values¶
The process for verification of ID token is created as a component. Environment dependent values are referenced as properties to set information for accessing the service. Therefore, the following environment dependent values should be set in the execution environment.
| Name | Summary |
|---|---|
| aws.cognito.region | Region code where Cognito is created (e.g. ap-northeast-1) . |
| aws.cognito.userPool.id | User pool ID. |
| aws.cognito.userPool.clientId | Client ID of application registered in the User pool. |
See Overwrite environment dependent values using system properties and Overwrite environment dependent values using OS environment variables for how to set environment dependent values.
Tip
Information required to access services may include information that should be kept confidential. If such information is available, it is advisable to avoid writing it in files that are subject to management by a version control system to prevent its leakage to the outside. When dealing with such information, it can be safely set as a system property or OS environment variable.
Component Definition Settings¶
The process for verification of ID token is created as a component, taking into account the use of properties and initialization at startup. Therefore, those components are defined in the component configuration file.
<!-- ID token verification component -->
<component name="idTokenVerifier" class="please.change.me.common.oidc.verification.cognito.jwt.CognitoIdTokenVerifier">
<property name="region" value="${aws.cognito.region}" />
<property name="userPoolId" value="${aws.cognito.userPool.id}" />
<property name="clientId" value="${aws.cognito.userPool.clientId}" />
<property name="signatureAlgorithmProvider" ref="signatureAlgorithmProvider" />
</component>
<!-- Token Signature Verification Algorithm Provisioning Component -->
<component name="signatureAlgorithmProvider" class="please.change.me.common.oidc.verification.cognito.jwt.CognitoSignatureAlgorithmProvider">
<property name="rsaKeyProvider" ref="rsaKeyProvider" />
</component>
<!-- RSA public key provisioning component for token signature verification -->
<component name="rsaKeyProvider" class="please.change.me.common.oidc.verification.cognito.jwt.CognitoRSAKeyProvider">
<property name="region" value="${aws.cognito.region}" />
<property name="userPoolId" value="${aws.cognito.userPool.id}" />
</component>
ID token Verification¶
The component that verifies ID tokens should do so in accordance with the verification method provided by the service that issues the ID token.
Note that the signature verification included in the verification method requires access to the JWKS endpoint provided by the service to obtain public key information. In the sample, in order to facilitate the implementation of tests in the local development environment for processes other than signature verification, the information necessary for signature verification shall be provided by a separate component for easy replacement.
/**
* Provides the function to verify the validity of ID token issued by Cognito.
*/
public class CognitoIdTokenVerifier implements IdTokenVerifier {
/** Region */
private String region;
/** User pool ID */
private String userPoolId;
/** Client ID */
private String clientId;
/** Signature Algorithm Provider */
private SignatureAlgorithmProvider signatureAlgorithmProvider;
@Override
public DecodedJWT verify(String idToken) throws JWTVerificationException {
// Follow Cognito's guide on how to verify a token is valid.
// https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cognito/latest/developerguide/amazon-cognito-user-pools-using-tokens-verifying-a-jwt.html
// Assuming that the ID token is sent immediately after acquisition on the front-end, the allowed duration of validity is 60 seconds.
JWTVerifier verifier = JWT.require(signatureAlgorithmProvider.get())
.acceptExpiresAt(60)
.withAudience(clientId)
.withIssuer(createUserPoolUrl(region, userPoolId))
.withClaim("token_use", "id")
.build();
return verifier.verify(idToken);
}
/**
* Create a URL for the User pool.
*
* @param region Region
* @param userPoolId User pool ID
* @return URL of the User pool
*/
private String createUserPoolUrl(String region, String userPoolId) {
return "https://cognito-idp." + region + ".amazonaws.com/" + userPoolId;
}
...
}
The Algorithm Provisioning Component for Token Signature Verification returns algorithm information according to the algorithm used by the service to sign the token. The sample uses RSA signatures, so a public key is required, but the process of obtaining the public key information provided by the service shall be provided by a separate component.
/**
* Provides the algorithm used for signature verification of tokens issued by Cognito.
*/
public class CognitoSignatureAlgorithmProvider implements SignatureAlgorithmProvider {
/** RSA Public Key Provider */
private RSAKeyProvider rsaKeyProvider;
@Override
public Algorithm get() {
return Algorithm.RSA256(rsaKeyProvider);
}
...
}
The component that provides public key information for RSA signing implements the RSAKeyProvider interface to obtain the public key information provided by the library from outside. The component obtains the Json Web Key (hereafter referred to as “JWK”) and public key information from the Json Web Key Set (hereafter referred to as “JWKS”) endpoint published by the service.
Tip
Some services may rotate the information used for signatures at regular intervals to improve security. In addition to rotation, information may also be changed in emergency situations such as information leaks. To ensure signature verification, it is preferable to obtain the latest information from the published endpoints instead of using fixed values even if the key information is known in advance.
/**
* Provides RSA public key used to verify token issued by Cognito.
*/
public class CognitoRSAKeyProvider implements RSAKeyProvider, Initializable {
/** Region */
private String region;
/** User pool ID */
private String userPoolId;
/** JWK Provider */
private JwkProvider provider;
@Override
public RSAPublicKey getPublicKeyById(String keyId) {
try {
Jwk jwk = provider.get(keyId);
return (RSAPublicKey) jwk.getPublicKey();
} catch (JwkException e) {
return null;
}
}
@Override
public RSAPrivateKey getPrivateKey() {
// Only public keys can be obtained, private key acquisition is not supported.
throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Get private key is not supported");
}
@Override
public String getPrivateKeyId() {
// Because it is undefined, null is returned according to the interface specification.
return null;
}
@Override
public void initialize() {
// Create a provider to obtain public keys from JWKS endpoints published by Cognito.
// This provider allows the following settings.
// ・How long and how many results for each key ID (value of kid claim) should be cached.
// ・How long and how many accesses to the JWKS endpoints are allowed.
// ・Whether to go through a proxy server when accessing JWKS endpoints.
// The following is set out here.
// ・Cache up to 4 key IDs per hour (range cached for normal use even when key rotation is crossed)
// ・Allow up to 10 accesses to JWKS endpoints per minute (range not reached in normal use considering cache)
// ・Do not use a proxy server
this.provider = new JwkProviderBuilder(createUserPoolUrl(region, userPoolId))
.cached(true)
.cached(4, 1, TimeUnit.HOURS)
.rateLimited(true)
.rateLimited(10, 1, TimeUnit.MINUTES)
.proxied(Proxy.NO_PROXY)
.build();
}
Path setting of business action for authentication¶
In the sample, the path of the business action for authentication is set with the Path annotation of JAX-RS.
@Path("/cognito/login")
public class LoginAction {
See Mapping in JAX-RS Path Annotation for mapping by Path annotation in JAX-RS.
Authentication and login status settings on success¶
The business action that implements the authentication process calls for ID token verification and establishes a login session if no abnormality is detected. If an abnormality is detected, a response with HTTP status 401 (Unauthorized) is returned as error information.
Tip
This sample assumes the use of a CSRF token verification handler to counter CSRF (Cross Site Request Forgery). See CSRF Token Verification Handler for details on CSRF countermeasures.
/**
* Authentication is performed with the ID token, and if successful, a login session is established.
*
* @param context Execution Context
* @param form Request body
*/
@POST
@Consumes(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
@Valid
public void login(ExecutionContext context, LoginRequestForm form) {
// Verify that the ID token is valid.
DecodedJWT decodedJWT = verifyIdToken(form.getIdToken());
// Change session ID and CSRF token after successful authentication to improve security.
SessionUtil.changeId(context);
CsrfTokenUtil.regenerateCsrfToken(context);
// Identifies user information from information linked with ID token and maintains authentication status in the session.
String userId = decodedJWT.getSubject();
SessionUtil.put(context, "user.id", userId);
}
/**
* Verify that the ID token is valid.
*
* @param idToken ID Token
* @return Decoded ID token
* @throws HttpErrorResponse If it is an invalid ID token (HTTP status code is 401)
*/
private DecodedJWT verifyIdToken(String idToken) {
// Define components for validation using environment dependent values, which are retrieved from the system repository.
IdTokenVerifier idTokenVerifier = SystemRepository.get("idTokenVerifier");
try {
// Verify ID token.
return idTokenVerifier.verify(idToken);
} catch (JWTVerificationException e) {
if (LOGGER.isDebugEnabled()) {
LOGGER.logDebug("ID token verification failed...", e);
}
// If the verification detects an abnormality, an error response with status code 401 (Unauthorized) is returned.
throw new HttpErrorResponse(HttpResponse.Status.UNAUTHORIZED.getStatusCode());
}
}


- getActivities() - Method in class pt.ptcris.grouper.ActivityGroup
-
Retrieves the activities belonging to the group.
- getActivitiesSummary() - Method in interface pt.ptcris.ORCIDClient
-
Retrieves every activity summary from the ORCID profile.
- getActivitiesSummary() - Method in class pt.ptcris.ORCIDClientImpl
-
Retrieves every activity summary from the ORCID profile.
- getActivityLocalKey(ElementSummary) - Static method in class pt.ptcris.utils.ORCIDHelper
-
Retrieves the local key of an activity, currently assumed to be stored in
the put-code field.
- getActivityLocalKey(ElementSummary, BigInteger) - Static method in class pt.ptcris.utils.ORCIDHelper
-
Retrieves the local key of an activity, currently assumed to be stored in
the put-code field.
- getAllTypedSummaries(Collection<T>) - Method in class pt.ptcris.utils.ORCIDHelper
-
Retrieves the entire set of activity summaries of given types from the
set ORCID profile that have at least an external identifier set.
- getClientId() - Method in interface pt.ptcris.ORCIDClient
-
Returns the Member API client id that will commit the changes (i.e., the
works' source).
- getClientId() - Method in class pt.ptcris.ORCIDClientImpl
-
Returns the Member API client id that will commit the changes (i.e., the
works' source).
- getCRISClient(TestClients.Profile) - Static method in class pt.ptcris.test.TestClients
-
Retrieves an ORCID client for a given user profile using the local CRIS
Member API client id.
- getExternalClient(TestClients.Profile) - Static method in class pt.ptcris.test.TestClients
-
Retrieves an ORCID client for a given user profile using the a Member API
client id that is not the local CRIS (used to simulate an external
source).
- getFulls(List<S>, Map<BigInteger, PTCRISyncResult<E>>, ProgressHandler) - Method in class pt.ptcris.utils.ORCIDHelper
-
Reads a full ORCID activity from an ORCID profile and adds it to a
callback map.
- getFunding(FundingSummary) - Method in interface pt.ptcris.ORCIDClient
-
Retrieves a complete funding entry from the ORCID profile (as opposed to
only its summary).
- getFunding(FundingSummary) - Method in class pt.ptcris.ORCIDClientImpl
-
Retrieves a complete funding entry from the ORCID profile (as opposed to
only its summary).
- getFundingsSummary() - Method in interface pt.ptcris.ORCIDClient
-
Retrieves every funding summary from the ORCID profile.
- getFundingsSummary() - Method in class pt.ptcris.ORCIDClientImpl
-
Retrieves every funding summary from the ORCID profile.
- getGroups() - Method in class pt.ptcris.grouper.GroupGenerator
-
The activity groups generated so far.
- getInvalidTypes() - Method in exception pt.ptcris.exceptions.InvalidActivityException
-
- getNonNullExternalIdsE(E) - Method in class pt.ptcris.utils.ORCIDHelper
-
Returns the non-null external identifiers of an activity (null becomes
empty list).
- getNonNullExternalIdsE(Funding) - Method in class pt.ptcris.utils.ORCIDFundingHelper
-
Returns the non-null external identifiers of an activity (null becomes
empty list).
- getNonNullExternalIdsE(Work) - Method in class pt.ptcris.utils.ORCIDWorkHelper
-
Returns the non-null external identifiers of an activity (null becomes
empty list).
- getNonNullExternalIdsS(FundingSummary) - Method in class pt.ptcris.utils.ORCIDFundingHelper
-
Returns the non-null external identifiers of an activity summary (null
becomes empty list).
- getNonNullExternalIdsS(WorkSummary) - Method in class pt.ptcris.utils.ORCIDWorkHelper
-
Returns the non-null external identifiers of an activity summary (null
becomes empty list).
- getNonNullExternalIdsS(S) - Method in class pt.ptcris.utils.ORCIDHelper
-
Returns the non-null external identifiers of an activity summary (null
becomes empty list).
- GETOK - Static variable in class pt.ptcris.PTCRISyncResult
-
- getPartOfExternalIdsE(E) - Method in class pt.ptcris.utils.ORCIDHelper
-
Returns the non-null part-of external identifiers of an activity (null
becomes empty list).
- getSelfExternalIdsDiffS(S, Collection<E>) - Method in class pt.ptcris.utils.ORCIDHelper
-
Calculates the symmetric difference of self external
identifiers
between an activity summary and a set of activities.
- getSelfExternalIdsE(E) - Method in class pt.ptcris.utils.ORCIDHelper
-
Returns the non-null self external identifiers of an activity (null
becomes empty list).
- getSourcedSummaries() - Method in class pt.ptcris.utils.ORCIDHelper
-
Retrieves the entire set (i.e., not merged) of activity summaries in the
ORCID profile whose source is the Member API id defined in the ORCID
client.
- getTypeE(E) - Method in class pt.ptcris.utils.ORCIDHelper
-
Retrieves the type of an activity.
- getUserId() - Method in interface pt.ptcris.ORCIDClient
-
Returns the user ORCID to whose profiles the changes will be commited.
- getUserId() - Method in class pt.ptcris.ORCIDClientImpl
-
Returns the user ORCID to whose profiles the changes will be commited.
- getWork(WorkSummary) - Method in interface pt.ptcris.ORCIDClient
-
Retrieves a complete work from the ORCID profile (as opposed to only its
summary).
- getWork(WorkSummary) - Method in class pt.ptcris.ORCIDClientImpl
-
Retrieves a complete work from the ORCID profile (as opposed to only its
summary).
- getWorks(List<WorkSummary>) - Method in interface pt.ptcris.ORCIDClient
-
Retrieves a list of complete work from the ORCID profile (as opposed to
only their summaries).
- getWorks(List<WorkSummary>) - Method in class pt.ptcris.ORCIDClientImpl
-
Retrieves a list of complete work from the ORCID profile (as opposed to
only their summaries).
- getWorksSummary() - Method in interface pt.ptcris.ORCIDClient
-
Retrieves every work summary from the ORCID profile.
- getWorksSummary() - Method in class pt.ptcris.ORCIDClientImpl
-
Retrieves every work summary from the ORCID profile.
- group(E) - Method in class pt.ptcris.grouper.GroupGenerator
-
Adds an activity with the already existing groups.
- group(Collection<E>, ActivityComparator<E>) - Static method in class pt.ptcris.PTCRISGrouper
-
Groups a list of local activities into groups of matching activities,
according to the provided comparator.
- GrouperTest - Class in pt.ptcris.test.grouper
-
- GrouperTest() - Constructor for class pt.ptcris.test.grouper.GrouperTest
-
- GroupGenerator<E> - Class in pt.ptcris.grouper
-
- GroupGenerator(ActivityComparator<E>) - Constructor for class pt.ptcris.grouper.GroupGenerator
-
Creates a new activity group generator, provided a comparator that will
determine whether activities match.


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From Bukit Gombak MRT station, take Bus 945.
From Woodland Bus Interchange, take Bus 187.
There is a bus schedule. You can check the current schedule here.


Upgrading SD on the Raspberry Pi
I’ve been running my Raspberry Pi (V2) for almost a year and a half on a 16gb SD card, but because I run owncloud on the pi, I’ve been slowly running out of space. I know I can just add a usb drive or have owncloud store the data on an attached NAS or something, but I chose to just store everything on the SD card. Just so everything is in the one place. Anyway, I finally got around to purchasing a 32GB card, to upgrade the pi. I didn’t want to start from scratch and re-install everything from a backup, so I did a bit of searching in the raspberry pi forums, and found you can easily upgrade the SD card. And it turns out it was very easy. All you need is another machine (I used GNU/Linux here) and a SD card reader (which you probably have if you have a pi)
So here are the few steps I took to upgrade the SD in the Pi, retaining the whole OS and everything I had installed on it.
- Safely power off the pi
- Wait about 60-90 seconds while things power off completely. You shouldn’t see the green activity led flicker anymore once its fully shut down
- Get the SD card and plug into your other machine, making sure you un-mount it if it automounts
- Find out where the sd card is
- Look for your SD card in the list and note its location, for me this was
/dev/sdd
- Look for your SD card in the list and note its location, for me this was
- Take an image of the SD card with dd. This will take quite a long time, it took around 30 minutes for me, for 16gb. You can speed this up, at the risk of corruption
- the
status=progress
is just a nice way to see how things are going without using thepkill
trick
- the
- Once this is complete,
sync
and unmount the drive. Plug in the larger SD card now - Again, find out where its located
sudo fdisk -l
- Using
dd
, lets write the image to the new disk- Notice here I use a larger block size when writing to the image, this makes it alot quicker, and is fairly safe to do. If it doesn’t work for you, decrease this to
1M
. This will take alot longer
- Notice here I use a larger block size when writing to the image, this makes it alot quicker, and is fairly safe to do. If it doesn’t work for you, decrease this to
- Now we have the old image on a new SD card, time to plug it in and boot up the pi
- Wait the usualy amount of time and ssh into your Pi. You should notice that nothing has changed. It even still thinks its on a 16gb sd card. Have a look at
df -h
. We will fix that next - Run the
raspi-config
tool, and choose the first option -Expand filesystem
- wait some time and it will do its thing to expand the file system magically for you. Once its done, it will prompt you to reboot. Do this
- ssh back in and check out
df -h
you should see now it can see the rest of the new SD card!
These are the steps that worked for me, and it worked first time. You may or may not find that this works straigh away. If it doesn’t, plug the HDMI in and see if there is anything strange happening at boot time, also try plugging your original SD card in and make sure that boots. If it doesn’t, you will find the image that you took of it will have the same issue (so the new one won’t boot). If it does though, try taking another dd
copy of it, and checksum it against the one you took in step 4, the checksum should come back the same


Netflix reveals Chilling Adventures of Sabrina Part 3 will return next January
by Ciara WalshSee you next January witches.
What's up witches, Netflix have revealed Chilling Adventures of Sabrina will return for its third season on January 24.
They announced the news on the show's official Twitter account over the weekend.
 See you Jan 24, witches."
In case you've forgotten, season two saw Sabrina trap Lucifer in Nick's body - sending him back to hell.
According to Entertainment Weekly, the new season will see Sabrina attempt to save her beloved boyfriend Nick.
Now that the Dark Lord has been unseated, there's nobody sitting on hell's throne and people are beginning to fight for the position, with Sabrina becoming one of them.
Sabrina must assume the title of Queen against the Prince of Hell Caliban.
While that's happening in hell, the people of Greendale are facing their own demons.
The show's description reads: "A mysterious carnival rolls into town, bringing with it a threat to the Spellmans and the coven: A tribe of pagans looking to resurrect an ancient evil."
Just 46 days to go.
Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina Part 3 returns January 24, 2020.


サンプル集
読む時間の目安: 14 分チュートリアルラボ
Learn how to develop and ship containerized applications, by walking through a sample that exhibits canonical practices. These labs are from the Docker Labs repository.
| サンプル | 内容説明 |
|---|---|
| Docker for Beginners | A good “Docker 101” course. |
| Docker Swarm mode | Use Docker for natively managing a cluster of Docker Engines called a swarm. |
| Configuring developer tools and programming languages | How to set-up and use common developer tools and programming languages with Docker. |
| Live Debugging Java with Docker | Java developers can use Docker to build a development environment where they can run, test, and live debug code running within a container. |
| Docker for Java Developers | Offers Java developers an intro-level and self-paced hands-on workshop with Docker. |
| Live Debugging a Node.js application in Docker | Node developers can use Docker to build a development environment where they can run, test, and live debug code running within a container. |
| Dockerizing a Node.js application | This tutorial starts with a simple Node.js application and details the steps needed to Dockerize it and ensure its scalability. |
| Docker for ASP.NET and Windows containers | Docker supports Windows containers, too! Learn how to run ASP.NET, SQL Server, and more in these tutorials. |
| Docker Security | How to take advantage of Docker security features. |
| Building a 12-factor application with Docker | Use Docker to create an app that conforms to Heroku’s “12 factors for cloud-native applications.” |
サンプルアプリケーション
Docker を使って人気のあるソフトウェアを実行します。
| サンプル | 内容説明 |
|---|---|
| apt-cacher-ng | Docker 化された apt-cacher-ng インスタンスを実行します。 |
| .Net Core application | Docker 化された ASP.NET Core アプリケーションを実行します。 |
| ASP.NET Core + SQL Server on Linux | Docker 化された ASP.NET Core および SQL サーバー環境を実行します。 |
| CouchDB | Docker 化された CouchDB インスタンスを実行します。 |
| Django + PostgreSQL | Docker 化された Django および PostgreSQL 環境を実行します。 |
| PostgreSQL | Docker 化された PostgreSQL インスタンスを実行します。 |
| Rails + PostgreSQL | Docker 化された Rails および PostgreSQL 環境を実行します。 |
| Riak | Docker 化された Riak インスタンスを実行します。 |
| SSHd | Docker 化された SSHd インスタンスを実行します。 |
| WordPress | クイックスタート: Compose と WordPress。 |
ライブラリリファレンス
The following table provides a list of popular official Docker images. For detailed documentation, select the specific image name.
| イメージ名 | 内容説明 |
|---|---|
| adminer | 単一の PHP ファイルによるデータベース管理。 |
| adoptopenjdk | OpenJDK + HotSpot および OpenJDK + AdoptOpenJDK によりビルドした Eclipse OpenJ9 バイナリの公式イメージ。 |
| aerospike | Aerospike – the reliable, high performance, distributed database optimized for flash and RAM. |
| alpine | A minimal Docker image based on Alpine Linux with a complete package index and only 5 MB in size! |
| alt | The official build of ALT Linux. |
| amazoncorretto | Corretto is a no-cost, production-ready distribution of the Open Java Development Kit (OpenJDK). |
| amazonlinux | Amazon Linux provides a stable, secure, and high-performance execution environment for applications. |
| arangodb | ArangoDB - a distributed database with a flexible data model for documents, graphs, and key-values. |
| backdrop | The comprehensive CMS for small to medium sized businesses and non-profits. |
| bash | Bash is the GNU Project’s Bourne Again SHell |
| bonita | Bonita is an open-source business process management and workflow suite |
| buildpack-deps | A collection of common build dependencies used for installing various modules, e.g., gems. |
| busybox | Busybox base image. |
| cassandra | Apache Cassandra is an open-source distributed storage system. |
| centos | CentOS の公式ビルドイメージ。 |
| chronograf | Chronograf is a visualization tool for time series data in InfluxDB. |
| cirros | CirrOS is a Tiny OS that specializes in running on a cloud. |
| clearlinux | Official docker build of Clear Linux OS for Intel Architecture |
| clefos | The official build of ClefOS. |
| clojure | Clojure is a dialect of Lisp that runs on the JVM. |
| composer | Composer is a dependency manager written in and for PHP. |
| consul | Consul is a datacenter runtime that provides service discovery, configuration, and orchestration. |
| convertigo | Convertigo is an open source MBaaS/MADP platform for mobile application development and back-end. |
| couchbase | Couchbase Server is a NoSQL document database with a distributed architecture. |
| couchdb | CouchDB is a database that uses JSON for documents, an HTTP API, & JavaScript/declarative indexing. |
| crate | CrateDB is a distributed SQL database handles massive amounts of machine data in real-time. |
| crux | CRUX is a lightweight Linux distribution targeted at experienced Linux users |
| debian | Debian is a Linux distribution that’s composed entirely of free and open-source software. |
| docker | Docker in Docker! |
| drupal | Drupal is an open source content management platform powering millions of websites and applications. |
| eclipse-mosquitto | Eclipse Mosquitto is an open source message broker which implements MQTT version 5, 3.1.1 and 3.1 |
| eggdrop | The official Docker image of Eggdrop- IRC’s oldest actively-developed bot! |
| elasticsearch | Elasticsearch is a powerful open source search and analytics engine that makes data easy to explore. |
| elixir | Elixir is a dynamic, functional language for building scalable and maintainable applications. |
| erlang | Erlang is a programming language used to build massively scalable systems with high availability. |
| euleros | The official release of EulerOS. |
| express-gateway | The Official Docker Image of Express Gateway, an API Gateway for APIs and Microservices |
| fedora | Official Docker builds of Fedora |
| flink | Apache Flink® is a powerful open-source distributed stream and batch processing framework. |
| fluentd | Fluentd is an open source data collector for unified logging layer |
| fsharp | F# is a multi-paradigm language encompassing functional, imperative, and object-oriented styles |
| gazebo | Gazebo is an open source project for simulating robots, offering robust physics and rendering. |
| gcc | The GNU Compiler Collection is a compiling system that supports several languages. |
| geonetwork | GeoNetwork is a FOSS catalog for spatially referenced resources. |
| ghost | Ghost is a free and open source blogging platform written in JavaScript |
| golang | Go (golang) is a general purpose, higher-level, imperative programming language. |
| gradle | Gradle is a build tool with a focus on build automation and support for multi-language development. |
| groovy | Apache Groovy is a multi-faceted language for the Java platform. |
| haproxy | HAProxy - The Reliable, High Performance TCP/HTTP Load Balancer |
| haskell | Haskell is an advanced purely-functional programming language. |
| haxe | Haxe is a modern, high level, static typed programming language with multiple compilation targets. |
| hello-world | Hello World! (最小限の Docker 化の例) |
| httpd | Apache HTTP サーバープロジェクト。 |
| hylang | Hy is a Lisp dialect that translates expressions into Python’s abstract syntax tree. |
| ibmjava | Official IBM® SDK, Java™ Technology Edition Docker Image. |
| influxdb | InfluxDB is an open source time series database for recording metrics, events, and analytics. |
| irssi | irssi - The IRC client of the future |
| jetty | Jetty provides a Web server and javax.servlet container. |
| jobber | Jobber is an alternative to cron, with sophisticated status-reporting and error-handling. |
| joomla | Joomla! is an open source content management system. |
| jruby | JRuby (http://www.jruby.org) は JVM 上の Ruby (http://www.ruby-lang.org) の実装です。 |
| julia | Julia is a high-level, high-performance dynamic programming language for technical computing. |
| kaazing-gateway | Official build of Kaazing Gateway. |
| kapacitor | Kapacitor is an open source framework for processing, monitoring, and alerting on time series data. |
| kibana | Kibana gives shape to any kind of data — structured and unstructured — indexed in Elasticsearch. |
| known | Blogging, meet social. Known is a social publishing platform. |
| kong | The Cloud-Native API Gateway & Service Mesh for APIs and Microservices |
| lightstreamer | Lightstreamer is a real-time messaging server optimized for the Internet. |
| logstash | Logstash is a tool for managing events and logs. |
| mageia | Official Mageia base image |
| mariadb | MariaDB は MySQL からフォークしたコミュニティ開発版であり、GNU GPL のもとでフリーであることを保証します。 |
| matomo | Matomo is the leading open-source analytics platform that gives you more than powerful analytics. |
| maven | Apache Maven is a software project management and comprehension tool. |
| mediawiki | MediaWiki is a free software open source wiki package written in PHP. |
| memcached | Free & open source, high-performance, distributed memory object caching system. |
| mongo-express | Web-based MongoDB admin interface, written with Node.js and express |
| mongo | MongoDB document databases provide high availability and easy scalability. |
| mono | Mono は Microsoft の .NET Framework のオープンソース実装です。 |
| mysql | MySQL is a widely used, open-source relational database management system (RDBMS). |
| nats-streaming | NATS Streaming is an open-source, high-performance, cloud native messaging streaming system. |
| nats | NATS is an open-source, high-performance, cloud native messaging system. |
| neo4j | Neo4j is a highly scalable, robust native graph database. |
| neurodebian | NeuroDebian provides neuroscience research software for Debian, Ubuntu, and other derivatives. |
| nextcloud | A safe home for all your data |
| nginx | Official build of Nginx. |
| node | Node.js is a JavaScript-based platform for server-side and networking applications. |
| notary | Notary server and signer cooperatively handle signing and distribution of notary repositories. |
| nuxeo | Nuxeo is an open source Content Management Platform that is completely customizable. |
| odoo | Odoo (formerly known as OpenERP) is a suite of open-source business apps. |
| open-liberty | Official Open Liberty image. |
| openjdk | OpenJDK is an open-source implementation of the Java Platform, Standard Edition |
| opensuse | DEPRECATED - for current images by the openSUSE Project see opensuse/leap and opensuse/tumbleweed. |
| oraclelinux | Official Docker builds of Oracle Linux. |
| orientdb | OrientDB a Multi-Model Open Source NoSQL DBMS that combines graphs and documents. |
| percona | Percona Server is a fork of the MySQL relational database management system created by Percona. |
| perl | Perl is a high-level, general-purpose, interpreted, dynamic programming language. |
| photon | Photon OS is an open source minimal Linux container host. |
| php-zendserver | Zend Server - the integrated PHP application platform for mobile and web apps. |
| php | While designed for web development, the PHP scripting language also provides general-purpose use. |
| plone | Plone is a free and open source content management system built on top of Zope. |
| postfixadmin | Postfix Admin - web based administration interface for Postfix mail servers. |
| postgres | The PostgreSQL object-relational database system provides reliability and data integrity. |
| pypy | PyPy is a fast, compliant alternative implementation of the Python language. |
| python | Python is an interpreted, interactive, object-oriented, open-source programming language. |
| r-base | R is a system for statistical computation and graphics. |
| rabbitmq | RabbitMQ is an open source multi-protocol messaging broker. |
| rakudo-star | Rakudo Perl 6, or simply Rakudo, is a compiler for the Perl 6 programming language. |
| rapidoid | Rapidoid is a high-performance HTTP server and modern Java web framework / application container. |
| redis | Redis is an open source key-value store that functions as a data structure server. |
| redmine | Redmine is a flexible project management web application written using Ruby on Rails framework |
| registry | The Docker Registry 2.0 implementation for storing and distributing Docker images |
| rethinkdb | RethinkDB is an open-source, document database that makes it easy to build and scale realtime apps. |
| rocket.chat | The Complete Open Source Chat Solution |
| ros | The Robot Operating System (ROS) is an open source project for building robot applications. |
| ruby | Ruby is a dynamic, reflective, object-oriented, general-purpose, open-source programming language. |
| rust | Rust is a systems programming language focused on safety, speed, and concurrency. |
| sapmachine | Official SapMachine Docker Image. |
| scratch | an explicitly empty image, especially for building images “FROM scratch” |
| sentry | Sentry is a realtime, platform-agnostic error logging and aggregation platform |
| silverpeas | Silverpeas is a turnkey and open-source Collaborative and Social-Networking Portal. |
| sl | Official containers for Scientific Linux(SL) |
| solr | Solr is the popular, blazing-fast, open source enterprise search platform built on Apache Lucene™. |
| sonarqube | SonarQube is an open source platform for continuous inspection of code quality. |
| sourcemage | Source Mage is a source-based GNU/Linux distribution with maximum flexibility in customization. |
| spiped | Spiped is a utility for creating symmetrically encrypted and authenticated pipes between sockets. |
| storm | Apache Storm is a free and open source distributed realtime computation system. |
| swarm | Swarm: a Docker-native clustering system. |
| swift | Swift is a high-performance system programming language, to learn more about Swift visit swift.org. |
| swipl | SWI-Prolog offers a comprehensive free Prolog environment. |
| teamspeak | TeamSpeak is software for quality voice communication via the Internet. |
| telegraf | Telegraf is an agent for collecting metrics and writing them to InfluxDB or other outputs. |
| thrift | Thrift is a framework for generating client and services from an IDL. |
| tomcat | Apache Tomcat is an open source implementation of the Java Servlet and JavaServer Pages technologies |
| tomee | Apache TomEE is an all-Apache Java EE certified stack where Apache Tomcat is top dog. |
| traefik | Traefik, The Cloud Native Edge Router |
| ubuntu | Ubuntu is a Debian-based Linux operating system based on free software. |
| varnish | Varnish is an HTTP accelerator designed for content-heavy dynamic web sites as well as APIs. |
| vault | Vault is a tool for securely accessing secrets via a unified interface and tight access control. |
| websphere-liberty | Official IBM WebSphere Application Server for Developers Liberty image. |
| wordpress | The WordPress rich content management system can utilize plugins, widgets, and themes. |
| xwiki | XWiki: The Advanced Open Source Enterprise Wiki. |
| yourls | YOURLS is a set of PHP scripts that will allow you to run Your Own URL Shortener. |
| znc | ZNC - An advanced IRC bouncer |
| zookeeper | Apache ZooKeeper is an open-source server which enables highly reliable distributed coordination. |


THE LADY VANISHES
by Edwin Jahiel
FRANTIC (France-USA, 1988) *** 1/2 Directed by Roman Polanski. Written by Polanski and Gerard Brach. Cinematography, Witold Sobocinski. Editing, Sam O'Steen. Production design, Pierre Guffroy. Music, Ennio Morricone. Produced by Thom Mount and Tim Hampton. Cast: Harrison Ford, Emmanuelle Seigner, John Mahoney, Betty Buckley, Jimmie Ray Weeks, Yorgo Voyagis, David Huddleston, Gerard Klein, et al. A Warners release. 120 minutes. Rated R.
>From its first shots, FRANTIC generates and keeps up such terrific suspense that it makes most (if not all) other thrillers of the 80s taste like porridge. The suspense is deliberate, slow, stretched out in an utterly commonplace atmosphere --and it is exceptionally effective. San Francisco doctor Walker ( Harrison Ford) arrives in Paris, with his wife Sondra (Betty Buckley, ) for a medical convention, with a bit of tax-exempt sightseeing on the side and a second honeymoon away from the kids. They are exhausted by the long trip and jet-lag. On the "peripherique" -- the belt-road around Paris-- their taxi has a flat. Even this red herring happening carries suspense. They later totter into the Grand Hotel. The bleary-eyed couple of generic American tourists are dutifully determined to start their stay with croissants and a roll in bed. But bed and breakfast are not to be. While Ford is showering noisily, with gleeful anticipation of things to come, the phone rings and his wife answers. When the man steps out of the shower, the lady has vanished.
You' re made to feel all along that something ominous is going to happen, but since you don't know what this might be, every moment, object and tiny event is laden with suspense.
Director Polanski has assimilated better than any other filmmaker the techniques of Alfred Hitchcock, where the most common thing could be uncommon, where the blandest face could become sinister, where the extraordinary lies within the ordinary. Later, Polanski also pays additional, discreet homage to the Master in ways that Hitchcockians will spot -- from the ironic use of the Statue of Liberty to a rooftop scene. But there's a difference in attitudes. Hitchcock mocks gently both his principals and their entourage, while Polanski practices a restrained irony only on the surrounding people and places . He is entirely serious about his protagonist Harrison Ford.
Tension mounts unrelentingly as Ford goes from puzzlement to questions in the lobby , from fruitless inquiries on the spot to the police station, then to the US. Embassy. Finally he is forced to embark on his own, desperate, frantic search.
Every imaginable frustration stands in his way, and every stumbling- block is genuine and observed with sardonic precision --even black humor -- by the script and its execution. Ford speaks no French and is at the mercy of the good will of interpreters. The hotel personnel is amiable but skeptical : wives have been known to fly the coop -- not a big deal in France. The familiar quirks and annoyances of daily life in Paris add to the difficulties --like people on the phone who don't want to be disturbed and hang up. Complicating Ford's miseries are the peculiar, private and official Gallic attitudes toward any problem. Compounding this are their specific attitudes toward Americans, whom they see as un-Cartesian, unsophisticated simpletons. Underlying that is the familiar, slightly sadistic pleasure (which the entire planet shares) in getting back at the Yanks who have had it so good for so long. Let the Americans stew.
The cops treat Ford with haughty superiority. The American Embassy people -- once the breathless Ford has run through the gauntlet of security measures-- are cold , indifferent and unhelpful. The doctor is on his own, in a Paris shown with superb calculation and naturalness, neither as Gay Paree nor as an artificially sinister metropolis.
Against all odds, Ford --who ought to be distracted to perdition with worry -- somehow keeps his wits. Taking his main clue from a wrong suitcase, the harassed, dead-tired husband doggedly follows it and becomes involved in a nightmarish investigation . It leads him to odd but very real places, and to fringe people. Among them stands out a black-leather young woman, Michelle (Emmanuelle Seigner). She's sexy, with long legs that Polanski's camera caresses with low-angle shots, but Ford does not .
The film is smart. It gives you some of the conventions of "film noir" but it does not get into all-out cliches. The girl 's erotic presence is palpable (her dancing is like vertical copulation), but this is not used as a distraction or a love interest. Keeping up mercilessly the suspense of the search is what matters.
There does come a point where some filmic overkill sets in --and I mean this more figuratively than literally-- where, in plot twists and in persons introduced, too much is too much, especially by the standards of Alfred Hitchcock who would have built up developments more soberly while he would have kept going with character development. (That's why I think of the construction of his pictures as "clean." ) Even so, the first part of Frantic is masterly, the second part confident of itself, and the third, in spite of its gimmickry, still has some good touches.
Harrison Ford, a true professional whose talent and versatility tend to be forgotten because of his Han Solo and Indiana Jones roles, confirms here the appeal of his unpretentiousness. Newcomer Emmanuelle Seigner gets off to a pretty indecent start. She's the granddaughter of the legendary Louis Seigner, star of the Comedie Francaise. The supporting cast, especially the hotel and police people, are perfect in their realism: the more you know France the better those actors are. Polanski chose them and directed them with impressive precision.
Roman Polanski was born in Paris in 1933 of Polish-Jewish parents who returned to Poland three years later. Soon after came the occupation by the Nazis, the persecution of Jews and the deportation of his family to death camps. Roman, who had escaped the Germans, survived. Later he studied and made films in Poland, became famous. A cosmopolitan who knew well big cities, he used them in his works with moody authenticity: London in Repulsion, Paris in The Tenant, New York in Rosemary's Baby, Los Angeles in Chinatown.
The production values of Frantic are outstanding. Polanski surrounded himself with a who's who of collaborators. French scenarist (and director) Gerard Brach worked here with Polanski for the ninth time. Among his fifty-odd screenplays are The Two Of Us ("Le Vieil homme et l'enfant"), Quest For Fire, The Name Of The Rose, Jean De Florette , Manon of the Spring, Maria's Lovers. Editor Sam O'steen had already three Oscar nominations (Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Chinatown, Silkwood). Designer Pierre Guffroy had won two Oscars (Tess, The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie). Composer Ennio Morricone is a legend in his field. Director of photography Sobocinski, a Polish collaborator of Andrzej Wajda, proved again what an incredible source of great cinematographers Poland is, especially the film school at Lodz, Polanski's alma mater.
Curiously, this is the second movie called "Frantic," at least in English. The first (called in France Elevator to the Gallows) was also a thriller, also made in France, also set in Paris. It was one of the very first works of the French New Wave, and the first fiction feature by Louis Malle, who, curiously, as in the case of Polanski, was one of the few European filmmakers to be very successful with the pictures that they made in America.
Oddly, except for a small, faithful following, Frantic has been underrated and paid little attention to from the time of its release on.
" Le mauvais gout mene au crime" (Stendhal)
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Im a bum
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I need help on figureing outh ow to use it =[..lol...I tried using buttons but found out the "f" or "g" make the grass randomize differently
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Tue Jan 09, 2007 1:36 pm
by Karl G.
Did you read the
help post?
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uhh nope...
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by Karl G.
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by Serenity
hehe shoosh, I didnt realize those were instructions..I thought they were features xP
Posted:
Wed Jan 10, 2007 9:13 pm
by Cletus
How do you put models and things in? I was at Branden's house and we couldn't figure that out.
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Wed Jan 10, 2007 9:44 pm
by Karl G.
Press "tab" to see the palette. Right-click to copy the tile, press tab to go back to the main map. left-click to paste it. 1-7 change the size of the "pasting" area
Posted:
Thu Jan 11, 2007 6:50 pm
by Cletus
Oh I get it.


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{% extends "cms/home.html" %} {% load cms_tags danceschool_tags sekizai_tags static i18n %} {% block content %} {% page_url 'directions' as directions_url %} {% page_url 'calendar' as calendar_url %}
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{% if calendar_url %}{% blocktrans %}In the meantime, check out our calendar for more information about our past and current classes.
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Dear Friend, I know this mail may come as a surprise to you, since we do not know ourselves or have any previous contact before now, my purpose of writing you is this. We believe that you would be in a position to help us in our bid to transfer the sum of twenty-seven million five hundred thousand dollars ($27.5m) into a foreign account. We are members of a special committee for budget and planning of the ministry of petroleum, this committee is principally concerned with contract appraisals and approvals in order of priorities as regards capital project of the federal government. With our positions, we have successfully secured for ourselves the sum of twenty-seven million five hundred thousand united states dollars ($27.5m). The present government in my country are seeking the support of foreign governments, so they gave directive to all federal parastatals to compile and settle all foreign contractors being owned for contract that has been executed, so our plan is to include the name that you will provide us, as one of the contractors being owed in my corporation, the Nigerian national petroleum corporation (NNPC). What we need from you is (1) a company name or a name of which to use as the company that did execute the contract (2) an account even if empty into which the fund will be transferred, this is because our code of conduct prohibits government officials from operation or owning foreign account. It has been agreed that the owner of the account will be compensated with US$8.3million of the remitted funds; we will keep US$16.5million, while US$2.7million has been set aside to offset expenses and pay the necessary taxes. It may also interest you to know that two years ago similar transaction was carried out with one Mr. George Brooks of (BROGE INTERNATIONAL TRADING CORPORATION) at number 135, East 57th street, 28th Floor, New York 10022 with telephone<PHONE_NUMBER> and telex number 6731689, after the agreement between both partners in which he was to take 25% of the remitted fund (fifteen million united state dollars $15.000.000.) was duly transferred into his account only to be disappointed on our arrival in New York as we were told that Mr. Brooks was no longer on that address, while his telephone number had been re-allocated to somebody else, that was how we lost our money to Mr. Brooks. This time around we need a more reliable and trusted person or a reputed company to transact this project with hence this proposal to you, so if you can prove yourself to be trustworthy ready to partake in this project then we are prepare to do business with you. What we need from you is the assurance that you will let us have our share after the transfer of the fund ($27.5 million) into your account. If this proposal satisfies you,we can advice you on modalities of the transaction, and note that all modalities has been worked out and once started will take less than two weeks with the absolute support of all concerned. Note that this transaction is 100% risk free and totally safe now or after the fund transfer to your account. I will also like you to forward to me your telephone number for easy communication. Please treat as urgent and confidential as I look forward to your reply. Best Regards, >From Engr. moel Kobo Ali N.N.P.C


PHOTOS: Check out Black Stars hotel in São Tomé ahead of 2021 AFCON qualifier
The Black Stars arrived in São Tomé and Principe on Sunday afternoon ahead of their second 2021 Africa Cup of Nations Group C clash on Monday.
The contingent have checked in at the plush Hotel Praia in the capital.
Ghana are scheduled to train later on Sunday afternoon at the match venue- Stade Nacional12 de Julho.
The Black Stars won their opening qualifier 2-0 against South Africa at the Cape Coast Sports Stadium last Thursday.


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Before Change
// Copy bootstrap config & key over
if as_head:
for copy_cmd in docker_autoscaler_setup(self.container_name):
self.run(copy_cmd, run_env="host")
self.initialized = True
After Change
]
for remote, local in file_mounts.items():
remote = self._docker_expand_user(remote)
if remote not in active_remote_mounts:
cli_logger.error(
"Please ray stop & restart cluster to "
f"allow mount {remote}:{local} to take hold")
except json.JSONDecodeError:
cli_logger.verbose(
"Unable to check if file_mounts specified in the YAML "
"differ from those on the running container.")


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Undo and redo actions
Service Configuration
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Data Service Configuration
Using data on SORASCS
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Packaging a workflow
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Workflow Validation
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Step in and Step Out of Composite Services during execution
Workflow Pause during Execution
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Viewing Intermediate Results during Execution
Execution with UI interaction service
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Analyze Perspective Layout
Workflow Semantic Analyses Scenarios
Workflow Semantic Analyses using Bigram Algorithm


On the Subject of Forget Perspective
There are colors!!! Everywhere!!!
- This module contains a big colored cube, 26 buttons lettered A-Z and two displays. The smaller displays the stage number, the bigger displays the input you entered.
- Every time you solve a module the cube changes colors.* Keep track of them and the time left in minutes on the bomb when you solved the module. (For the first stage use the starting time!)
- The cube has 6 colors (Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Magenta, Orange). The face you don't see has the color left.
- When all the modules are solved the cube will turn white and the smaller display will say "Input"
- To solve the module follow the instructions on the following pages for each stage and enter the letter you got!
 In this case the module will display the stage you got the strike on. The number that appears on the top of the cube is the time you got that stage on.
- When you entered all the letters correctly the module will disarm.
- First look at the module so the top face will be in front of you (A.K.A. Click on the module)
- Place that face into face 1 in the followin cube net and apply it for the cube:
- Those will be the faces the manual will refer to by the "Face X"s.


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Standard generalized additive models assume a response function, which induces an assumption on the shape of the distribution of the response. However, miss-specifying the response function results in biased estimates. Therefore in Spiegel et al. (2017) <doi:10.1007/s11222-017-9799-6> we propose to estimate the response function jointly with the covariate effects. This package provides the underlying functions to estimate these generalized additive models with flexible response functions. The estimation is based on an iterative algorithm. In the outer loop the response function is estimated, while in the inner loop the covariate effects are determined. For the response function a strictly monotone P-spline is used while the covariate effects are estimated based on a modified Fisher-Scoring algorithm. Overall the estimation relies on the 'mgcv'-package.
| Version: | 0.7.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.4.0), mgcv (≥ 1.8-23) |
| Imports: | graphics, MASS, Matrix, scam, splines, stats |
| Published: | 2018-02-21 |
| Author: | Elmar Spiegel [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Elmar Spiegel <espiege at uni-goettingen.de> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | FlexGAM results |
| Reference manual: | FlexGAM.pdf |
| Package source: | FlexGAM_0.7.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: FlexGAM_0.7.0.zip, r-release: FlexGAM_0.7.0.zip, r-oldrel: FlexGAM_0.7.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: FlexGAM_0.7.0.tgz, r-oldrel: FlexGAM_0.7.0.tgz |
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| 065:005 Khan | : |
That is the Command of Allah, which He has sent down to you, and whosoever fears Allah and keeps his duty to Him, He will remit his sins from him, and will enlarge his reward. |
| 065:005 Maulana | : |
That is the command of Allah, which He has revealed to you. And whoever keeps his duty to Allah, He will remove from him his evils and give him a big reward. |
| 065:005 Pickthal | : |
That is the commandment of Allah which He revealeth unto you. And whoso keepeth his duty to Allah, He will remit from him his evil deeds and magnify reward for him. |
| 065:005 Rashad | : |
This is GOD's command that He sends down to you. Anyone who reverences GOD, He remits his sins, and rewards him generously. |
| 065:005 Sarwar | : |
This is the command of God which He has revealed to you. God will expiate the evil deeds of those who fear Him and will increase their rewards. |
| 065:005 Shakir | : |
That is the command of Allah which He has revealed to you, and whoever is careful of (his duty to) Allah, He will remove from him his evil and give him a big reward. |
| 065:005 Sherali | : |
That is the command of ALLAH which HE has sent down to you. And whoso fears ALLAH - HE will remove the evil effects of his deeds and will enlarge his reward. |
| 065:005 Yusufali | : |
That is the Command of Allah, which He has sent down to you: and if any one fears Allah, He will remove his ills, from him, and will enlarge his reward. |
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Marvel Comics is the brand name and primary imprint of Marvel Worldwide Inc., formerly Marvel Publishing, Inc. and Marvel Comics Group, a publisher of American comic books and related media. In 2009, The Walt Disney Company acquired Marvel Entertainment, Marvel Worldwide's parent company.
Marvel was started in 1939 by Martin Goodman under a number of corporations and imprints but now known as Timely Comics,[2] and by 1951 had generally become known as Atlas Comics. The Marvel era began in 1961, the year that the company launched The Fantastic Four and other superhero titles created by Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko and many others. The Marvel brand, which had been used over the years, was solidified as the company's primary brand.
In your essay, write about why you think Marvel has become so successful. Research about its history, characters, plotline... etc. Pay attention to its target marget and audience.
Essay must be written in MLA format. 12 pt font, double spaced.


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Aston Villa fans criticise John McGinn’s performance in home defeat versus Leicester
The midfielder was not on top of his game in the 4-1 defeat.
by Sam PrestonAston Villa were comfortably beaten 4-1 by fellow Midlands club Leicester City at Villa Park yesterday as Brendan Rodgers’ side continued their winning run.
It’s now a club-record eight in a row for the Foxes and after a promising opening spell, the hosts fell away and slipped to a heavy defeat.
Jack Grealish was the only player who looked capable of making things happen, scoring Villa’s goal right on half time and taking on the creative burden.
John McGinn was his midfield partner in crime in the engine room last season and at the start of this campaign, but the Scotland international is struggling now.
Some fans on Twitter felt that the midfielder is simply tired and needs a rest, having been an ever-present for club and country this season.
Both others speculated that he has started to believe his own hype after an impressive start to the season or that his game has been found out slightly at the higher level.
Dean Smith faces a big call over whether to rest him as he searches for the right balance in midfield, but any criticism of Villa’s recent run should take into account that they’ve played three top sides – two away from home – in the past week.
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I am a graduate engineer, with a Master's Degree in Computer Science. I love tinkering with new technologies, and reading about technological advancements happening around the world. Specifically those related to Human Computer Interaction, and Machine Learning in the Software Industry. I am well versed in a few Object Oriented and Scripting languages. I enjoy studying the Web and pondering over the possibilities that are yet to be uncovered in the same.
My non-technical pleasures include reading (mainly Sci-Fi, short stories and poetry), writing (the same categories), sketching (portraits, anatomical concepts), and designing (UI mocks for the web and phones). You can connect with me on my social profiles (links at the bottom).
My personal motto is Per Aspera, Ad Astra, and I try my best to live by these words. Although, I do complain sometimes.
You can know more about me, or connect with me over the following,
Building amazing things as part of the Blackfoot Command and Control team in EC2 Nucleus.
Managing, (learning) and improving how the Typography and UX behind the most widely used operating system in the world are developed
Helped on-board the new Fonts package system to the Windows 10 Store
Assisted in cleaning up older projects from the pipeline and streamlining the testing and debugging workflow
May 11, 2017
Graduated with a CGPA of 3.48
Graduated with a GPA of 4.0
Built a Java-based iteration of the 2D Arcade Shooter, Crimsonland with Processing.
Uses movement AI behaviors like Pursue, Seek, Arrive. It also uses Decision Making AI constructs like Finite State Machines and Decision Trees. Primarily an exercise in studying and evaluating popular Path-Finding algorithms like A* Search and Dijkstra.
Built an AI system that comprises of a clique of Wolves. Each tries to be a part of the pack and follows the one they deem worthy. They all have individual perception radii and their own speeds for traveling the landscape.
A Java application made with the help of Processing, a framework for geometry based animation. WolfClock was mainly made to adorn the digital visualization wall at James B. Hunt Jr. Library on campus at NCSU.
Graduated with a GPA of 4.0
Built a 3D implementation of the Arcade classic to understand how Computer Graphics are rendered. This was an extensive exercise in JavaScript-based application development, and understanding how to optimize GPU workload.
Frogger was made using Three.js a popular framework for developing graphics on the web for applications and games alike.
Assisted Dr. Robert St. Amant, in conducting research on Design Principles for handheld and mobile devices.
Study included understanding Finite State Machines in a deeper sense and finding optimizations. Implementation work involved writing formal chapters on the findings and designing an integrated web-based book.
Interned with the Innovation Council for Cyber-Security.
Configured and deployed an OpenStack system to manage all Development Projects for the division. Integrated the same with a private portal designed in Django. To serve as a way of managing access and updating permissions on finances and committee approval.
Added functionality by setting up a locally connected GitLab and OpenProject services for thorough project management. Conducted UX activities to come up with the best portal design for employees of the division.
Graduated with a GPA of 3.55
Successfully completed a series of mini-projects that deal with a variety of algorithms used for Data-Guided Business Intelligence.
Relatively larger projects involved were designing a Music Recommender System using Apache Spark, and a Twitter Sentiment Analyzer and Visualizer using Kafka and MatPlot.
Moreover, relatively complex and difficult to understand projects involved performing Time-Series analysis, Bayesian Regression on BitCoin currency values, and Word-Vector based learning and calculations.
Upgraded the User Experience and functionalities of a website designed for Middle-Schoolers and children of the age-group.
Conducted stakeholder meetings, and carried out extensive user-testing on both students and teachers. Compiled results and implemented improvements that led to smiling children and an insane selfie to summarize the experience.
Worked as a Copy Editor for The Technician, official Newspaper of NC State University.
Graduated with a GPA of 2.89
(Per Aspera, Ad Astra)
Designed a simple Python application that uses the Big5 Personality Test to determine the users' personalities.
It uses the total data to estimate the Social Comfort level of the people present and accordingly suggests discussion topics or activities everybody can participate in, without feeling outside their comfort zone.
Designed a web application targeted at Writers.
Carried out several iterations of user-testing and relied on feedbacks of several writers to come up with the best design. Used the GOMS model, Fitts' Law and Keystroke Analysis Model for designing an efficient interface.
Designed a streaming Python application that uses the Twitter Streaming API to listen to certain calls and respond to them intelligently.
It uses past data to predict current phone ringer volume based on surroundings and the reactions received by people upon having different ringer volume levels. Past data is set of tweets received and the data about reactions it contains. Simple perceptron was used to train the ringer-bot.
Let's learn to stand on our feet.
Graduated with a First Class.
Designed a box-office success prediction system for movies produced in Bollywood.
The components involved are the Front-End (a web-based portal displaying current predictions), a Listener (listens to the Twitter stream and collects most relevant tweets), a Classifier (for capturing the sentiment of the tweet collected), a Prediction-Engine (which is built on ID3 Algorithm for prediction based on feature values confined to a set).
Also wrote a technical paper describing the system.
Published a paper on IJCA for building a theoretical feed-optimization model, which tries to rank importance of posts based on the quality of the content, influenced by certain domain-experts' opinions and the implicit rating collected estimated from the average time spent reading the article.