Guidance on using Design Patterns
This is the design pattern library for Home Office Digital, Data and Technology (DDaT). It extends the GOV.UK design patterns with patterns for additional use cases and users, particularly around internal services.
The intent is to create a common design language amongst delivery teams, making it cheaper to build and scale products and services.
There is a Design Patterns Working Group who are responsible for accepting new patterns, provide advice and recommendations to Interaction Designers on their use and maintaining the HO Design Patterns library.
How to use the design patterns
When designing services you should consider this framework:
- all services - whether for the public or internal users - must start by using GOV.UK design elements and patterns
- if you find those don’t meet your users needs, refer to Design Patterns Hackpad and the Home Office Design Patterns to see if your problem has been solved there
- if that doesn’t work raise this in the Interaction Designers slack channel or via the cross government design community - it’s highly likely someone else has solved your particular problem.
- if the pattern isn’t in the HO Design Patterns or GOV.UK Design Patterns - and you think it should be - then you should raise it as new pattern in the HO Design Patterns Trello Board (ask in the Interaction Design slack channel to be added)
- if you need to design something from scratch - that’s ok. Work with the HO Design Patterns Working Group to get it it accepted into the HO Design Patterns so that everyone can benefit
- this resource will be used by our Service Assessment Team to ensure consistency
You can also read our guidance on how to contribute.


GolombRuler Class Reference
[Example scripts (models)]
Example: Finding optimal Golomb rulers More...
Public Member Functions | |
| GolombRuler (const SizeOptions &opt) | |
| Actual model. | |
| virtual IntVar | cost (void) const |
| Return cost. | |
| virtual void | print (std::ostream &os) const |
| Print solution. | |
| GolombRuler (GolombRuler &s) | |
| Constructor for cloning s. | |
| virtual Space * | copy (void) |
| Copy during cloning. | |
Protected Attributes | |
| IntVarArray | m |
| Array for ruler marks. |
Detailed Description
Example: Finding optimal Golomb rulers
The script makes use of two lower bounds taken from: Barbara Smith, Kostas Stergiou, Toby Walsh, Modelling the Golomb Ruler Problem. In IJCAI 99 Workshop on Non-binary Constraints, 1999.
See also problem 6 at http://www.csplib.org/.
The upper bound used is from the trivial construction where distances between consecutive marks are increasing powers of two.
Note that "Modeling and Programming with Gecode" uses this example as a case study.
Definition at line 62 of file golomb-ruler.cpp.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| GolombRuler::GolombRuler | ( | const SizeOptions & | opt | ) | [inline] |
Actual model.
Definition at line 68 of file golomb-ruler.cpp.
| GolombRuler::GolombRuler | ( | GolombRuler & | s | ) | [inline] |
Constructor for cloning s.
Definition at line 114 of file golomb-ruler.cpp.
Member Function Documentation
| virtual IntVar GolombRuler::cost | ( | void | ) | const [inline, virtual] |
Return cost.
Definition at line 103 of file golomb-ruler.cpp.
| virtual void GolombRuler::print | ( | std::ostream & | os | ) | const [inline, virtual] |
Print solution.
Reimplemented from Gecode::Driver::ScriptBase< BaseSpace >.
Definition at line 109 of file golomb-ruler.cpp.
| virtual Space* GolombRuler::copy | ( | void | ) | [inline, virtual] |
Copy during cloning.
Definition at line 120 of file golomb-ruler.cpp.
Member Data Documentation
IntVarArray GolombRuler::m [protected] |
Array for ruler marks.
Definition at line 65 of file golomb-ruler.cpp.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- examples/golomb-ruler.cpp


--- layout: post title: My Food and Wine Pairing Advice tagline: Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication categories: drinking tags: food wine pairing simplicity humor ---
Leonardo da Vinci said ``Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.''. I must be incredibly sophisticated.
According to Amazon, there are 1,328 books that are classifies as being about food and wine pairing. That is not simplicity.
At Wine Folly is a really nice looking poster about food and wine pairing. It's great art, but it's not simple.
Traditionally, one could rely on the red with meat, white with fish and foul rule, which is pretty simple, but not yet sophisticated.
This much complexity leads to suffering. And I'm here to help end this suffering.
whatever food you like + whatever wine you have = perfect food and wine pairing
If that isn't clear, I have a diagram for you:
Sometimes, the food is optional.
So.phis.ti.ca.tion.


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This class includes the following methods:
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Irrespective of whether the method fails or executes successfully, there is no response.
Note:
Authenticates the API user to access the rest of the API’s by allocating a access token.


There are three steps in this activity, and it is important that you complete each step in the order they are listed below. I will monitor your responses to all of the steps in this learning activity. I may adjust points or take other action if it is determined that you are claiming points that you haven't really earned. Consequently, it is in your best interest to answer all the questions honestly and to complete all of the steps in this learning activity.


@* Financial Report to display all orders made and total. *@ @(cart: List[Item], user: User, total: Double) @usercomponent("Financial Reports: Orders", user) {


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Hydrocele
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painfless cystic swelling
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opening of processus vaginalis is narrow of othen closes spont.
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2 types:
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slack
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bilateral (often)
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disappear within 12mo
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tense
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often unilateral
- often perisst after 1st year
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90% resolve by 18mo
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referral if present longer than 2yrs
undescended testes
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can still descend up to 3mo after birth
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refer by 6mo with view to correction between 9-12mo
- definately 2yo
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maximize fertility potential
Hypospadius
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look for other abnormalalites
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refer ASAP if not producing good stresam
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otherwise evaluated by 6mo
- view to surgery @ 9-18mo
Phimosis
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real phimosis uncommon
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almost all cases tight foreskin resolve naturally
- can be adherent up to 5-6yo
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if persistent consider VUR
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treatment with corticosteroid cream
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0.05% betamethasone valerate qid for 4wk
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change to higher potency
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persistent difficulty passing urine = referral
Balanitis
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inflammation of foreskin that usually affects glans penis and tissues behind foreskin
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redness or irration of glans and foreskin
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candida = problems
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treatment
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gentle saline bathing
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barrier cream
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hydrocortisoine 1% then antibactieral ointment
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if yeasts
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Labial fusion
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adhesions perineal inflammation
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no treatment if child can void readily and allow natural healing to occur


My name is Alex Moriarty. I study Computer Science and Electrical Engineering at Dalhousie University. I have recently taken interest in the field of Autonomous Robotics. I am looking at options for studying in Germany or Canada after graduating. In the past year, I have competed in robotics competitions internationally as part of the b-it-bots team out of Bonn, Germany. This year, I have joined DalRobotics: Intelligent Ground Vehicle Team.
My non-academic interests include: cycling, skiing, longboarding and sailing. Outside of class and work I still enjoy coding and working on projects with friends. There was a time when I would do a little bit of web development for friends. That changed when I was hired to do backend web development. I still do some hosting but I have switched all websites I maintained over to Drupal and am now switching them to Wordpress as I get lazier.
| Course Code | Course Name | Instructor |
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| CSCI 4511/6505 | Machine Learning (with Robotics) | Dr. Thomas Trappenberg |
| CSCI 3110 | Design and Analysis of Algorithms | Dr. Nauzer Kalyaniwalla |
| INFX 1606 | Introduction to Website Creation | Jonathan Amyotte |
Here's an image of one of my best friends. Dal did a write up about him to promote the CS undergrad program.
The image links to the writeup.


Movie Simulations
The following require graphical capabilities and a program able to run MPEG movies on your end
Example MPEG movies
Example1 MPEG movie (Iowa weather example)


Tupperware Brands Confidence Center
Tupperware created this center in order to celebrate and honor the company’s heritage as well as to convey and shine a spotlight on…
In order to help customers gain an understanding of the amazing 3M technologies, a new 3M Innovation Center was constructed in St. Paul Minnesota.
Guests are greeted by a dark room and an overhead dome presentation. As the presentation is concluding, color coded light towers illuminate and flash then dim and the main lighting comes on. As the guests leave the domes area they walk towards several marble covered large format touch screen interactives where they can learn more about what technology is on display in the room. As they make color coded choices, the corresponding light towers illuminate next to the technology display location. Around the perimeter of the vast room are additional touch screen interactives highlighting various 3M technologies. I was responsible for the development and installation of the interactives.
Building construction was ongoing during the interactives installation, so I have included a walk through video below from GOCO, the company we worked with on this project.
The interactives at The 3M Innovation Center use a touchscreen interface. Some examples of the features and hardware are:
Take a peek at the various experiences as we walk through the installation at 3M Innovation Center in St. Paul, Minnesota.
Tupperware created this center in order to celebrate and honor the company’s heritage as well as to convey and shine a spotlight on…
In order to help customers gain an understanding of the amazing 3M technologies, a new 3M Innovation Center was constructed in St. Paul Minnesota.
Motorola wanted to provide tattoos and etching for several of their popular phones at the store…
Bose was developing a sound system for the Ferrari Scaglietti and they needed a way to prototype…
The Witte Museum, San Antonio’s premiere museum of South Texas history, culture, and natural science…
These Toyota banners were originally done in Flash and needed to be converted to HTML…


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Level-up Pizza!
Lets Start your Pizza!
What size?
Small!
Medium!
Large!
What type of crust!
Our signature buttery crust!
the Fan-Favorite Garlic Crust!
Extra cheese on the crust!
Stuffed crust (don't ask what its stuffed with) ;D
What kind of sauce?
Classic Tomato Sauce!
more sauces coming soon!
Feeling good?
lets get cooking!
Changes for this pizza!
Add a Protien!
Pepperoni!
Add to Pizza!
Salami!
Add to Pizza!
Roasted Chicken!
Add to Pizza!
Bacon!
Add to Pizza!
Add some veggies!
Green Pepper!
Add to Pizza!
Onion!
Add to Pizza!
Garlic!
Add to Pizza!
Mushrooms!
Add to Pizza!
Anchovies!
Add to Pizza!
feeling good? Lets get it started!
Bake!
topping list
Your order has been confirmed!
Size:
Crust:
sauce:
Toppings
Total:
Subtotal:
It will be ready to pick up....sometime


On March 29th, The Phillipian, vol. CXLII, sent out the 2019 “State of Academy” survey to all Andover students in the hopes of obtaining valuable information about the school community.
This year, The Phillipian received a record-high participation rate of 93.5% of the student body— 1,052 participants— surpassing the previous record of 92% set in 2017. The anonymous survey asked a comprehensive set of 122 questions,
comprised of eight sections: General, Politics & Worldview, School, Wellness, Community & Diversity, Drugs & Alcohol, Sex, and Discipline. This year’s State of the Academy issue includes eight sections of data graphics and information. The 2019
issue is the first time that the Community & Diversity section has been allotted its own page within the paper. The Phillipian will also publish more extensive results from the entire survey in a State of the Academy website
(sota.phillipian.net,) to be viewed in tandem with the printed copy. We sincerely thank members of the student body for their willingness to share information and personal experiences for this special issue of The Phillipian, and we hope that
the State of the Academy will serve to inform, enlighten, and create a more holistic narrative of the students at Andover.
Editor’s note: When the survey was initially sent out, the class of 2022 was not an answer choice for the question,
“What class are you in?” The error was corrected within six minutes after the survey’s release. Responses submitted before that time were discounted, and those respondents were notified that they would need to retake the survey.
total number of respondents in this year's survey
of the student body participated
*Asexual - without sexual attraction, Bisexual - sexually attracted to both men and women, Demisexual - sexually attracted only after developing an emotional connection, Heterosexual - sexually attracted to the opposite sex or gender, Homosexual - sexually attracted to the same sex or gender, Pansexual - sexually attracted to others, regardless of sex or gender
*Aromantic – without romantic attraction, Biromantic – romantically attracted to both men and women, Demiromantic – romantically attracted only after developing an emotional connection, Heteroromantic – romantically attracted to the opposite sex or gender, Homoromantic – romantically attracted to the same sex or gender, Panromantic – romantically attracted to others, regardless of sex or gender
At Andover, students spend an average of four hours on homework per day. This year, the survey allowed for students to select several departments that they believe to have grading disparities. 93% of students believe that grading disparities between teachers of the same department exist, and 42% have switched teachers in order to attain a better grade. With the exception of the class of 2020, the majority of each class believes that attending Andover positively impacts their chances of attending a selective college. Additionally, although a four is defined as a “good” grade in the Bluebook, over 75% of respondents did not consider a four a good grade.
average school-wide Winter 2018-2019 G.P.A
average hours spent on coursework outside of class each day
average GPA of those who prefer STEM courses
average GPA of those who prefer Humanities courses
At Andover, a majority of students, 61.1%, have felt the need to censor themselves due to their political leaning, including 95.2% of self-identifying conservatives. 96.4% of students support the advocacy of women’s rights on the grounds of sexual equality, 86.0% support Black Lives Matter, and 83.6% believe gun control laws should be made stricter. Over half of the Junior class believes reverse racism exists, as compared to 33.6% of Seniors. 45% of students believe there is a rape culture at Andover, defined as “a society or environment whose prevailing social attitudes have the effect of normalizing or trivializing sexual assault and abuse”, and by gender, 29.8% of men believe there is a rape culture as compared to 58.6% of women.
On average, Andover students sleep just over 6.8 hours a night and spend 1.97 hours on social media each day. 17.2% of respondents find that social media impacts their life more negatively than positively. 33.3% of students believe that Andover students are not happy in general, but only 17.7% of students report being unhappy. 75.3% of students have reported feeling insecure about their own intelligence at times. 89.2% of women have reported feeling insecure about their physical appearance, compared to 58.7% of men. Still, 74.9% of respondents feel as though they have an adequate support system on campus, with 89.0% of students finding support systems in their friends.
average hours of sleep each night
average hours spent on social media by men
average hours spent on social media by women
At Andover, 27.8% of Juniors, 34.4% of Lowers, 49.8% of Uppers, and 63% of Seniors have engaged in sexual activity—defined as digital, oral, vaginal, or anal sex. Of those who have, 11.1% responded that they do not use barrier methods, and the most common number of sexual partners reported was one. 88% of responding students believe there is a hook-up culture at Andover, down from 91% percent last year. 45.9% of respondents reported that they have hooked up with someone they were not in a committed relationship with. Additionally, 77% of men feel comfortable telling their friends they masturbate, while only 33% of women feel the same way. 74% of respondents said that sexual education at Andover is adequate, up from 66% in 2018.
71% of students believe that the use of recreational drugs and alcohol is normalized at Andover, while 37.8% of students believe that recreational drug use significantly influences their friendships. 28.3% of respondents have consumed recreational drugs or alcohol on campus, and of those students, 45.6% do so primarily to relieve stress. According to State of the Academy from the past 5 years, marijuana use has risen from 32% to 37% of the student body having used marijuana.
When an Andover student has committed a major offense, they are called upon a Disciplinary Committee (D.C.). 6.5% of SOTA respondents have sat before a D.C. 46.2% believe that the D.C. system effectively disciplines students who are caught breaking school rules, although 80.2% believe that the discipline system favors students of privileged background. Out of all SOTA respondents, 41.9% have committed a major offense without being caught. 47.2% of respondents have had parietals (legal and/or illegal), and over 88% believe that parietal rules should be made more lenient.
Although 42.5% of respondents have considered leaving Andover permanently, 89.4% would still come to Andover in retrospect. 56.7% of respondents believed that political beliefs are a source of social divide, while 68.6% of respondents believed that race is a source of a social divide (respondents may overlap). This year, students were asked about their level of comfort within the classroom. When correlated by ethnicity, the Latinx community had the highest percentage of students who felt that their ethnicity significantly affected their level of comfort, at 64.8%, and white students reported the least percentage, at 12.1%.


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Parasite supports two kinds of logic flow approaches:
Some parts of the framework are callbacks-based. This means that as a developer using the framework you're supposed to implement a predefined callback functions which parasite knows when to call.
Although this kind of logic flow may be hard to understand for new developers, it's enough to understand what callbacks you should supply in order to make the whole site works.
E.g. the application object provides a getNavigationModel
callback.
All you need to know is that this function should return the navigation model used by your application - this model is the items which the user can navigate through.
You don't need to call this function yourself - parasite knows when to call it, how to link the state between the current item inside the model the user is watching to the URL, etc.
The drawback of the callbacks approach is that it may limit you - what if your application has to do something not supported by an appropriate callback?
For cases like this, parasite supports the free style logic flow:
In this flow, there isn't really a flow :)
The applications are accessible to the user by means of plugins.
There are navigation plugins and content plugins. When you'll learn how to implement them you'll understand that basically a plugin is an HTML file and controllers defined in a js file.
The contents of these files isn't restricted at all. There isn't a restriction for making you implement navigation-related code in a navigation plugin for instance. You SHOULD write such navigation-related code, but there isn't a restriction.
For this reason, you can write whatever you want. There's no limit to what you can accomplish here - the callbacks don't limit you
Using these two approaches give you the opportunity to write whatever application you want:
Implementing the basic callbacks will result in a working and beautiful application.
For advanced use cases not supported by the callbacks you can write whatever you want in the plugins.
There are some concepts that your application can't really break if it wants to get the benefits of the parasite core, e.g. the navigation model must be a tree structure.
If your application would like to have a list-like model - it'll have to simulate it using a tree (one node with many children).


| 002:149 Khan | : |
And from wheresoever you start forth (for prayers), turn your face in the direction of Al- Masjid-al-Haram (at Makkah), that is indeed the truth from your Lord. And Allah is not unaware of what you do. |
| 002:149 Maulana | : |
And from whatsoever place thou comest forth, turn thy face towards the Sacred Mosque. And surely it is the truth from thy Lord. And Allah is not heedless of what you do. |
| 002:149 Pickthal | : |
And whencesoever thou comest forth (for prayer, O Muhammad) turn thy face toward the Inviolable Place of Worship. Lo! it is the Truth from thy Lord. Allah is not unaware of what ye do. |
| 002:149 Rashad | : |
Wherever you go, you shall turn your face (during Salat) towards the Sacred Masjid. This is the truth from your Lord. GOD is never unaware of anything you all do. |
| 002:149 Sarwar | : |
(Muhammad), wherever you go, turn your face towards the Sacred Mosque (in Mecca). This is the truth from your Lord who is not unaware of what you do. |
| 002:149 Shakir | : |
And from whatsoever place you come forth, turn your face towards the Sacred Mosque; and surely it is the very truth from your Lord, and Allah is not at all heedless of what you do. |
| 002:149 Sherali | : |
And from wheresoever thou comest forth, turn thy face towards the Sacred Mosque; for that is indeed the truth from thy Lord. And ALLAH is not unmindful of what you do. |
| 002:149 Yusufali | : |
From whencesoever Thou startest forth, turn Thy face in the direction of the sacred Mosque; that is indeed the truth from the Lord. And Allah is not unmindful of what ye do. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > الصلاة > القبلة Pillars of Islam> The Prayers> The Quibla أركان الإسلام > الصلاة > المساجد > المسجد الحرام Pillars of Islam> The Prayers> Mosques> Al-Masjid Al-Haram(The Most Sacred Mosque in Makka)
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


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The goal of this prototype is to explore search capabilities for OpenStreetMap. This search does not attempt to be as precise and complete as Nominatim, but focuses on three things:
- Autocompletion as you type
- Ability to support typos
- Speed (target is to stay below 50ms server time, so generally below 150ms total time)
Typos correction is computed on the fly using a dedicated structure, which brings the speed. It is based on a Damereau-Levensthein distance, and supports
- Letter suppression: "Pris" -> "Paris"
- Letter insertion: "Paaris" -> "Paris"
- Letter mismatch: "Pbris" -> "Paris"
- Letters inversion: "Prais" -> "Paris"
The following things are known issues / limitations / future ideas.
- The segments of a same road/street should be merged
- No support for house numbers
- Ranking needs some improvements (especially on proximity handling)
- France only is covered
- Each named POI is indexed with its name, its ref and the city (cities) it is in. Therefore, for example, searching for "Rue Guisarde, Paris" works, searching for "Paris" works, but searching for "Paris, France" or "Paris, Ile-de-France" doesn't.
- "Type" support is limited and some type images are missing
- We might want to add some phonetic rules to increase the scope of the correction
- Almost no caching on server side, so still some performance issues, especially on short searches
All is based on custom in-memory data structures. For France, about 650MB of RAM is required, for about 4 million named POIs.
Source code


12 MONKEYS A film review by Chuck Dowling Copyright 1996 Chuck Dowling
(1995) ****1/2 - C:Bruce Willis, Madeline Stowe, Brad Pitt, Christopher Plummer, David Morse, Frank Gorshin.
A very entertaining science fiction story about a man from the future (Willis) who is sent into the past to gather information about a virus which virtually wipes out the world's population. The plague forces the survivors to live underground while animals take control of the earth's surface. Now those people have developed the ability of time travel and aren't trying to prevent the virus from starting, but simply to find information about it's beginnings to develop a cure for themselves.
What makes the film so good is that it's completely different from 99% of the films Hollywood churns out of its cookie cutter factory. Most films are linear, and you know exactly where the film is going and what will happen when it gets there. But not "12 Monkeys". This film is all over the place, bouncing from World War I to 1990 to 1996 to the future, and not necessarily in that order. BUT, not in a way that's confusing. As long as you give the film your full attention, it will make sense.
I also liked the fact that their time travel system was far from perfect. Willis is sent to a couple of incorrect time periods before finally reaching his objecive, and even those mistakes figure into the plot. Now as far as the theory of time travel goes, about what if you can change the past by blinking because you weren't supposed to be there to blink in the grand scheme of things, etc. etc. I don't even want to jump into that type of discussion. But my main argument in defense of time travel films is that time travel has never been accomplished, so no one can argue about how it's supposed to work. So until time travel is made possible (which is doubtful, especially in my lifetime), sci-fi films can use it almost anyway they wish and they'll get no argument from me.
I was immensely entertained by "12 Monkeys". It kept me guessing, it was original, and that's good enough for me. Brad Pitt received a well deserved Oscar nomination and won a Golden Globe award for his performance as the deranged son of a scientist, who may or may not be responsible for the spread of the virus.
-- Chuck Dowling Visit Chuck's Movie Reviews at http://users.southeast.net/~chuckd21/ Over 1,500 movies rated and/or reviewed! Movie news, box office reports, film related links, and reader's polls and reviews.
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Passive Scan Rules - Beta
The following beta quality passive scan rules are included in this add-on:
Big Redirect Detected (Potential Sensitive Information Leak)
This check predicts the size of various redirect type responses and generates an alert if the response is greater than the predicted size.
A large redirect response may indicate that although a redirect has taken place the page actually contained content (which may reveal sensitive information, PII, etc.).
Latest code: BigRedirectsScanRule.java
Cookie Poisoning
This check looks at user-supplied input in query string parameters and POST data to identify where cookie parameters might be controlled.
This is called a cookie poisoning attack, and becomes exploitable when an attacker can manipulate the cookie in various ways. In some cases this will not be exploitable, however, allowing URL parameters to set cookie values is generally considered a bug.
Latest code: UserControlledCookieScanRule.java
Content Security Policy (CSP) Header Not Set
This checks HTML response headers for the presence of a Content Security Policy header.
By default this rule checks for the presence of the "Content-Security-Policy" header,
and at the Low threshold also checks for the "X-Content-Security-Policy" and "X-WebKit-CSP" headers.
Redirects and non HTML responses are ignored except at the Low threshold.
If a "Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only" header is found on a response an INFO alert is raised. This may represent an enforcement effort
that is actively being refined or developed, or one which is only partially implemented.
Latest code: ContentSecurityPolicyMissingScanRule.java
Directory Browsing
Passively scans responses for signatures that are indicative that Directory Browsing is possible.
Latest code: DirectoryBrowsingScanRule.java
Hash Disclosure
Passively scans for password hashes disclosed by the web server.
Various formats are including, including some formats such as MD4, MD5, and SHA*, which are sometimes used for purposes other than to contain password hashes.
Note: This scan rule will only analyze JavaScript responses on LOW Threshold.
Latest code: HashDisclosureScanRule.java
Heartbleed OpenSSL Vulnerability (Indicative)
Passively scans for HTTP header responses that may indicate that the server is vulnerable to the critical HeartBleed OpenSSL vulnerability.
Latest code: HeartBleedScanRule.java
HTTP Server Response Header
This checks response headers for the presence of a server header that contains version details.
At LOW Threshold will raise an alert based on presence of the header field whether or not a version string is detected.
Latest code: ServerHeaderInfoLeakScanRule.java
HTTP to HTTPS Insecure Transition in Form Post
This check looks for insecure HTTP pages that host HTTPS forms. The issue is that an insecure HTTP page can easily be hijacked through MITM and the secure HTTPS form can be replaced or spoofed.
Latest code: InsecureFormLoadScanRule.java
HTTPS to HTTP Insecure Transition in Form Post
This check identifies secure HTTPS pages that host insecure HTTP forms. The issue is that a secure page is transitioning to an insecure page when data is uploaded through a form. The user may think they're submitting data to a secure page when in fact they are not.
Latest code: InsecureFormPostScanRule.java
Modern Web Application
This raises an informational alert if a site appears to be a modern web application.
It does not indicate any potential vulnerabilities but it could indicate that the ajax spider might be more effective at exploring this site compared to the traditional spider.
Latest code: ModernAppDetectionScanRule.java
Open Redirect
This check looks at user-supplied input in query string parameters and POST data to identify where open redirects might be possible. Open redirects occur when an application allows user-supplied input (e.g. http://nottrusted.com) to control an offsite redirect. This is generally a pretty accurate way to find where 301 or 302 redirects could be exploited by spammers or phishing attacks.
Latest code: UserControlledOpenRedirectScanRule.java
PII Disclosure
PII is information like credit card number, SSN etc. This check currently reports only numbers which match credit card numbers and pass Luhn checksum, which gives high confidence, that this is a credit card number (images and CSS are ignored).
At MEDIUM and HIGH threshold it attempts to use three characters of context on each side of potential matches to exclude matches within deicmal like content.
At LOW threshold, alerts will be raised for such matches.
Note: In the case of suspected credit card values, the potential credit card numbers are looked up against a Bank Identification Number List
(BINList). If a match is found the alert is raised at High confidence and additional details are added to the 'Other Information' field in the
alert, otherwise the alerts will have Medium confidence.
See: binlist-data for more information.
Latest code: PiiScanRule.java
Retrieved from Cache
This scan rule detects content that has been served from a shared cache.
Latest code: RetrievedFromCacheScanRule.java
Reverse Tabnabbing
This checks to see if any links use a target attribute using "opener" keyword in the "rel" attribute, as this may allow target pages to take over the page that opens them.
By default this rule will ignore all links that are in the same context as the page. At the LOW threshold it will only ignore links that are on the same host.
At HIGH threshold it will only report links that use the "_blank" target.
You can specify a comma separated list of URL regex patterns using the rules.domains.trusted
parameter via the Options 'Rule configuration' panel.
Any link URL that matches one of these patterns will be considered to be in a trusted domain and will therefore not be reported.
Latest code: LinkTargetScanRule.java
Servlet Parameter Pollution
Searches response content for HTML forms which fail to specify an action element. Version 3 of the
Java Servlet spec calls for aggregation of query string and post data elements which may result in
unintended handling of user controlled data. This may impact other frameworks and technologies as well.
Note: This scan rule will only analyze responses on LOW Threshold, and in Context URLs for which the Tech JSP/Servlet is applicable.
Latest code: ServletParameterPollutionScanRule.java
Strict Transport Security Header
This rule checks HTTPS responses for the presence of a HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) header and tests for various implementation concerns,
alerting if they're found.
Alerts generated:
- Strict-Transport-Security Header Not Set: If the response is HTTPS and the header is completely missing.
- Strict-Transport-Security Disabled: If the response is HTTPS and the max-age value is set to zero, thus resetting the browser's HSTS information for the site.
- Strict-Transport-Security Multiple Header Entries (Non-compliant with Spec): If the response is HTTPS and there is more than one HSTS header on the response.
- Strict-Transport-Security Missing Max-Age (Non-compliant with Spec): If the response is HTTPS, a HSTS header is specified but the max-age value does not contain a number.
- Strict-Transport-Security Defined via META (Non-compliant with Spec): If the response body includes a META tag which attempts to define HSTS.
- Strict-Transport-Security Header on Plain HTTP Response: If the response is HTTP and the HSTS header is present.
- Strict-Transport-Security Max-Age Malformed (Non-compliant with Spec): If the response is HTTPS and the HSTS header is present, but there are quotes preceding the max-age directive (quotes are allowed around the max-age value, but not around the directive itself).
- Strict-Transport-Security Malformed Content (Non-compliant with Spec): If the response is HTTPS and a HSTS header is present, but there is some unexpected content (such as curly quotes). The expectation is that the content be printable ASCII.
Redirects to HTTPS URLs on the same domain will only be reported at Low threshold.
Latest code: StrictTransportSecurityScanRule.java
User Controllable Charset
This check looks at user-supplied input in query string parameters and POST data to identify where Content-Type or meta tag charset declarations might be user-controlled. Such charset declarations should always be declared by the application. If an attacker can control the response charset, they could manipulate the HTML to perform XSS or other attacks.
Latest code: UserControlledCharsetScanRule.java
User Controllable HTML Element Attribute (Potential XSS)
This check looks at user-supplied input in query string parameters and POST data to identify where certain HTML attribute values might be controlled. This provides hot-spot detection for XSS (cross-site scripting) that will require further review by a security analyst to determine exploitability.
Latest code: UserControlledHTMLAttributesScanRule.java
User Controllable Javascript Event (XSS)
This check looks at user-supplied input in query string parameters and POST data to identify where certain HTML attribute values might be controlled. This provides hot-spot detection for XSS (cross-site scripting) that will require further review by a security analyst to determine exploitability.
Latest code: UserControlledJavascriptEventScanRule.java
X-Backend-Server Header Information Leak
This checks response headers for the presence of X-Backend-Server details.
Latest code: XBackendServerInformationLeak.java
X-ChromeLogger-Data Header Information Leak
This checks response headers for the presence of X-ChromeLogger-Data or X-ChromePhp-Data details.
Latest code: XChromeLoggerDataInfoLeakScanRule.java


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csv_ml,1.0,UTF-8,root,with_node_name,inline student,name,subject,marks end_schema student,abc,physics,53 student,abc,chemistry,65 student,xyz,physics,73 student,xyz,chemistry,76
csv_ml,1.0 student,name,subject,marks 1,abc,physics,53 1,abc,chemistry,65 1,xyz,physics,73 1,xyz,chemistry,76
csv_ml,1.0 student,name,subject,marks faculty,name,subject 1,abc,physics,53 1,abc,chemistry,65 1,xyz,physics,73 1,xyz,chemistry,76 2,pqr,physics 2,bcd,chemistry
csv_ml,1.0 student,name,age education,course_name,year_passed subject,name,marks 1,abc,24 1,bs,2010 1,physics,53 1,chemistry,65 1,ms,2012 1,physics,74 1,chemistry,75 1,xyz,24 1,bs,2010 1,physics,67 1,chemistry,85
csv_ml,1.0 student,name,age education,course_name,year_passed subject,name,marks references,name,company,designation 1,abc,24 1,bs,2010 1,physics,53 1,chemistry,65 1,ms,2012 1,physics,74 1,chemistry,75 2,pqr,bbb,executive 2,mno,bbb,director 1,xyz,24 1,bs,2010 1,physics,67 1,chemistry,85
csv_ml,1.0 student,name,age 1,a 1,b,23,His record is remarkable 1,c,24,His record is remarkable,His performance is exemplary
csv_ml,1.0 student name age 1 1,a 2,23
csv_ml,1.0 sample,text 1,No quote 1, No quote with preceding space 1,With quote (") 1,"With quotes, and ""comma""" 1, "With quotes, (space ignored)" 1, """Enclosed, with double quote""" 1, """Single, preceding double quote" 1, "Double quote, suffix""" 1, "Double quote, ("") in the middle" 1, "More than one line"
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csv_ml,1.0,UTF-8,student student,name,age 1,a,24
csv_ml,1.0,UTF-8,student student,name,age 1,a,24 1,b,35
csv_ml,1.0,UTF-8,student student,name,age faculty,name,age 1,a,24 2,b,45
csv_ml,1.0 our:student,his:name,age,xmlns:his,xmlns:our 1,a,24,http://siara.cc/his,http://siara.cc/our 1,b,26,http://siara.cc/his,http://siara.cc/our
csv_ml,1.0,UTF-8,root/our='http://siara.cc/our' his='http://siara.cc/his' our:student,his:name,age 1,a,24 1,b,26
csv_ml,1.0,UTF-8,xsl:stylesheet/xsl='http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform' xsl:stylesheet,version xsl:template,match xsl:value-of,select 1,1.0 1,//student 1,@name 1,@age
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csv_ml,1.0 student,name(40)text,subject(30)text,marks(3)integer 1,abc,physics,53 1,xyz,physics,73
csv_ml,1.0 student,name(40)text,subject(30)text=physics,marks(3)integer 1,abc,maths,53 1,xyz,chemistry,73
csv_ml,1.0 student,name(40)text,nick(30)text=null,subject(30)text,marks(3)integer 1,abc,pqr,physics,53 1,xyz,,physics,73
csv_ml,1.0 student,name(40)text,nick(30)text=,subject(30)text,marks(3)integer 1,abc,pqr,physics,53 1,xyz,,physics,73
csv_ml,1.0 student,name(40)text,subject(30)text,"marks(6,2)numeric" 1,abc,physics,53.34 1,xyz,physics,73.5
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csv_ml,1.0 student,name,age education,course_name,year_passed references,name,company,designation 1,abc,24 1,bs,2010 1,ms,2012 2,pqr,bbb,executive 2,mno,bbb,director's secretary
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Input (csv_ml):
Example 1.1: Conventional CSV
Example 1.2: Conventional CSV with Header
Example 1.3: Conventional CSV with Header and Node name
Example 1.4: Conventional CSV with Header and Node index
Example 1.5: Multiple nodes under root
Example 2.1: Multiple level CSV data
Example 2.2: Multiple level CSV data with siblings
Example 3.1: Node attributes
Example 3.2: Node content
Example 3.3: Quote handling
Example 3.4: Inline comments and empty lines
Example 3.5.1: Changing root node
Example 3.5.2: Changing root node - data node as root
Example 3.5.3: Changing root node - error case 1
Example 3.5.4: Changing root node - error case 2
Example 3.6.1: Namespaces (1)
Example 3.6.2: Namespaces (2)
Example 3.6.3: Namespaces (3)
Example 3.7: Re-using node definitions
Example 4.1: Schema - Specifying type and length
Example 4.2: Schema - Default value
Example 4.3.1: Schema - Null values (1)
Example 4.3.2: Schema - Null values (2)
Example 4.4: Schema - Precision and Scale
Example 4.5: Schema - Date and Time
Example 4.6: Schema - Special column 'id'
Example 4.7: Schema - Special column 'parent_id'
Test Case: Quotes, Comments and Empty lines
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| std::array< CodeType, 1u<< CHAR_BIT > | initials |
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References vn.
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References reset(), search_initials(), and vn.
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Definition at line 166 of file lzw_v5.cpp.
References initials.
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FreeNG is still very young, the first version was released in May 2017.
Current Version： v0.2.3
Special statement: Free name Free, FreeNG is completely open source free!
FreeNG is a UI framework based on Angular, provides a lot of powerful re-combination of UI components. The threshold is very low, used to use.
FreeNG is still very young, the first version was released in May 2017.
Current Version： v0.2.3
Special statement: Free name Free, FreeNG is completely open source free!
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FreeNG is a UI framework based on Angular, provides a lot of powerful re-combination of UI components. The threshold is very low, used to use.
FreeNG is still very young, the first version was released in May 2017.
Current Version： v0.2.3
Special statement: Free name Free, FreeNG is completely open source free!
FreeNG is a UI framework based on Angular, provides a lot of powerful re-combination of UI components. The threshold is very low, used to use.
FreeNG is still very young, the first version was released in May 2017.
Current Version： v0.2.3
Special statement: Free name Free, FreeNG is completely open source free!
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FreeNG is a UI framework based on Angular, provides a lot of powerful re-combination of UI components. The threshold is very low, used to use.
FreeNG is still very young, the first version was released in May 2017.
Current Version： v0.2.3
Special statement: Free name Free, FreeNG is completely open source free!
FreeNG is a UI framework based on Angular, provides a lot of powerful re-combination of UI components. The threshold is very low, used to use.
FreeNG is still very young, the first version was released in May 2017.
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by Science Media CentreTourists were present on Whakaari/White Island when its volcano erupted at 2.11pm today.
A report from GeoNet duty volcanologist Geoff Kilgour states the short-lived eruption generated an ash plume to ~12,000ft above the vent. The Volcanic Alert Level has decreased to Level 3 (out of a possible 5).
Safety advice is available via the National Emergency Management Agency (Civil Defence).
The SMC asked experts to comment on the eruption.
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Professor Shane Cronin, Volcanologist, University of Auckland, comments:
"Sudden, unheralded eruptions from volcanoes such as White Island can be expected at any time. Magma is close to the surface, and the heat and gases from this heat the surface and ground waters to form vigorous hydrothermal systems. We know hydrothermal and so-called 'phreatic' eruptions can occur suddenly and with little or no warning because they are driven by the expansion of super-heated water into steam.
"The hazards expected from such events are the violent ejection of hot blocks and ash, and formation of 'hurricane-like' currents of wet ash and coarse particles that radiate from the explosion vent. These can be deadly in terms of causing impact trauma, burns and respiratory problems. The eruptions are short-lived, but once one occurs, there are high chances for further, generally smaller ones as the system re-equilibrates."
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My friends and I have been experimenting with 2c-i for the last several weeks. Our last trip was a good example. I will describe three psychonauts:
1. (Yours truly) A 220-lb male, who took 16mg
2. A 180-lb male, 12mg. Had just done two lines of cocaine.
3. A 210-lb male, 17.5 mg
4. A 110-lb female, 12mg
All ingested at about 7:30 pm on an empty stomach. First effects were noted sooner than anticipated at about thirty minutes, manifested by a feeling of energy and a tendency to grin and giggle. At about 45 minutes, mild nausea was encountered. Subject 2 vomited once. (He mentioned that cocaine makes him nauseous at times).
Visuals started at about the 1 hour mark and were most enjoyable for about 2-3 hours. A simple pattern on the TV screen seemed to shift and change color. A rhinestone on subject 4's shoe seemed to be animated. Subject 3 saw rich patterns in the clouds. Subject 1 noted that everything seemed to take on an extra dimension. Pictures seemed three-dimensional. A Buddha statue seemed alive.
Subjects were for the most part giggly and euphoric. Subject 2 even with the reduced dose seemed slightly overwhelmed by it all. Subject 1 noted that it was easy to perceive the emotional state of others, but not easy to vibe with that state necessarily.
Effects lasted until about 3am. Difficult to fall asleep. The next morning, vision seemed off, with poor depth perception.
Our recommendations:
1. A peron might have to try this substance at least twice to get a good feel for it.
2. 12mg is a good dose for a lightweight, 15-17.5 for a big boy. Enough is as good as a feast. Take it all at once if you plan to get any sleep at all.
3. If you have a sensitive stomach, think about taking some ginger or cannibis prior to dropping 2c-i.
4. Don't even think about driving until 18 h post dose.
5. Alcohol just covers up the effects and makes the trip much less enjoyable. Cocaine might accentuate the body load.
6. Don't take this and go someplace where people fight a lot. You will consistently underestimate how much your spastically peppy euphoria is irritating the other people at the bar.
Subject 2 was not impressed. 1, 3, and 4 however felt the experience was beautiful.
This is not a deep experience, or maybe it is. Here is what I think it all means.
We live in the midst of almost unbearable beauty, every day, all the time. We simply choose not to see it. Look closely at a child's eyes sometime. They are incredibly bright and clear. Imagine how beautiful colors look through those eyes. How amazing a butterfly must seem, through those eyes. How rich the imagery in clouds. How brilliant lights are. That's what it is like.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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| 4 | * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); | |
| 5 | * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. | |
| 6 | * You may obtain a copy of the License at | |
| 7 | * | |
| 8 | * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 | |
| 9 | * | |
| 10 | * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software | |
| 11 | * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, | |
| 12 | * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. | |
| 13 | * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and | |
| 14 | * limitations under the License. | |
| 15 | */ | |
| 16 | package org.yaml.snakeyaml.constructor; | |
| 17 | ||
| 18 | import org.yaml.snakeyaml.error.YAMLException; | |
| 19 | import org.yaml.snakeyaml.nodes.Node; | |
| 20 | ||
| 21 | /** | |
| 22 | * Because recursive structures are not very common we provide a way to save | |
| 23 | * some typing when extending a constructor | |
| 24 | */ | |
| 25 | public abstract class AbstractConstruct implements Construct { | |
| 26 | ||
| 27 | /** | |
| 28 | * Fail with a reminder to provide the seconds step for a recursive | |
| 29 | * structure | |
| 30 | * | |
| 31 | * @see org.yaml.snakeyaml.constructor.Construct#construct2ndStep(org.yaml.snakeyaml.nodes.Node, | |
| 32 | * java.lang.Object) | |
| 33 | */ | |
| 34 | public void construct2ndStep(Node node, Object data) { | |
| 35 |
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if (node.isTwoStepsConstruction()) { |
| 36 | throw new IllegalStateException("Not Implemented in " + getClass().getName()); | |
| 37 | } else { | |
| 38 | throw new YAMLException("Unexpected recursive structure for Node: " + node); | |
| 39 | } | |
| 40 | } | |
| 41 | } | |
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For larger applications it’s a good idea to use a package instead of a module. That is quite simple. Imagine a small application looks like this:
/yourapplication
/yourapplication.py
/static
/style.css
/templates
layout.html
index.html
login.html
...
To convert that into a larger one, just create a new folder yourapplication inside the existing one and move everything below it. Then rename yourapplication.py to __init__.py. (Make sure to delete all .pyc files first, otherwise things would most likely break)
You should then end up with something like that:
/yourapplication
/yourapplication
/__init__.py
/static
/style.css
/templates
layout.html
index.html
login.html
...
But how do you run your application now? The naive python yourapplication/__init__.py will not work. Let’s just say that Python does not want modules in packages to be the startup file. But that is not a big problem, just add a new file called runserver.py next to the inner yourapplication folder with the following contents:
from yourapplication import app
app.run(debug=True)
What did we gain from this? Now we can restructure the application a bit into multiple modules. The only thing you have to remember is the following quick checklist:
Here’s an example __init__.py:
from flask import Flask
app = Flask(__name__)
import yourapplication.views
And this is what views.py would look like:
from yourapplication import app
@app.route('/')
def index():
return 'Hello World!'
You should then end up with something like that:
/yourapplication
/runserver.py
/yourapplication
/__init__.py
/views.py
/static
/style.css
/templates
layout.html
index.html
login.html
...
Circular Imports
Every Python programmer hates them, and yet we just added some: circular imports (That’s when two modules depend on each other. In this case views.py depends on __init__.py). Be advised that this is a bad idea in general but here it is actually fine. The reason for this is that we are not actually using the views in __init__.py and just ensuring the module is imported and we are doing that at the bottom of the file.
There are still some problems with that approach but if you want to use decorators there is no way around that. Check out the Becoming Big section for some inspiration how to deal with that.
If you have larger applications it’s recommended to divide them into smaller groups where each group is implemented with the help of a blueprint. For a gentle introduction into this topic refer to the Modular Applications with Blueprints chapter of the documentation.


My favorite things
Here are some of our favorite people!
People
Here are some of our favorite people
- Charley loves his family
- Steve
- Trish
- Maggie
- Yet to be named niece/nephew
- Charley loves his friend Rachel
- Katy loves Martin Luther King
- Katy loves her freinds:
Flavors of ice cream
These are our favorite ice creams.
Charley:
- Cookies and Cream
- Americone Dream (Steven Colberts flavor!!)
Katy:
- Apple pie and cheddar
- Green tea
- Lychee
Thank you for reading about us.


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This may be data problem. This view doesn't work, https://bibdata.princeton.edu/bibliographic/10926564/items.
That could be part of the problem, but this one does have items: https://bibdata.princeton.edu/bibliographic/9573790/items
I'll take a look at it tomorrow.
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(please see https://github.com/capistrano/rails/blob/master/README.md).
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· Revised the algorithm with teacher forcing and attention decoder and bolster the accuracy by 15%
· Achieved 1.5x precision score using seq2seq model than traditional LSTM-LM model evaluated by METEOR (metric for evaluation of machine translation output)
· Developed an paper abstraction system based on the model
· Worked on information retrieval and natural language processing under professor Jimmy Lin
· Implemented BERT model to optimize passage re-ranking task
· Executed regression tests on New York Times, Washington Post, MSMARCO Passage to evaluate the score for replicability
· Tutored elementary to middle school on Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
· Planned a 2-hour session per week and delivered the tutorial of programming language Scratch, scientific DIYs and experiments
· Co-founded Opsy International company
· Customized corporate gifts for companies (pen, notebook, water bottle)
· Organized weekly meetings and recruited team members (7 members currently)
· Designed a company website to showcase products and team members
· Managed various social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram and Wechat, and designed posters and ads to generate publicity


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UMI3D Unity SDK
2.4.r.220208
A UMI3D sdk implementation using Unity
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Public Member Functions | |
| KalmanPosition (double q, double r) | |
Public Attributes | |
| UMI3DUnscentedKalmanFilter | KalmanFilter |
| double[] | estimations |
| double[] | previous_prediction |
| double[] | prediction |
| Vector3 | regressed_position |
| umi3d.cdk.userCapture.UserAvatar.KalmanPosition.KalmanPosition | ( | double | q, |
| double | r | ||
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| double [] umi3d.cdk.userCapture.UserAvatar.KalmanPosition.estimations |
| UMI3DUnscentedKalmanFilter umi3d.cdk.userCapture.UserAvatar.KalmanPosition.KalmanFilter |
| double [] umi3d.cdk.userCapture.UserAvatar.KalmanPosition.prediction |
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title: rsync with --itemize-changes flag
date: 2011-07-07 10:11:41 UTC
updated: 2011-07-07 10:11:41 UTC
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category: linux
tags: [synchronization, deploy, linux, rsync]
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My yesterday rsync battle notes:
rsync --checksum --verbose --recursive --delete --itemize-changes --times SOURCE_HOST DESTINATION_HOST
+- incoming / outgoing / change | |+- type : f for a file, a d for a || directory, an L for a symlink, || a D for a device, and a S for a || special file (e.g. named sockets and fifos || <f.st...... ||||||||| ||||||||+- x - extended attributes |||||||+- a - ACL info changed ||||||+- u - reserved for future |||||+- g - group ||||+- o - owner |||+- p - permissions ||+- t - modification time |+- s - size +- c - checksum Additional information: . - no change * - e.g. *deleting c - local change/creation e.g. creating dir symlink < - file transfer to remote > - file transfer to local host (received)


Implications
Transcript By: Bryan Bishop
Tags: Regulation
Category: Workshop
Implications on regulation and governance of blockchain-based finance
Yuta Takanashi (Financial Services Agency, Japan)
Disclaimer
First, please note that the opinions presented here belong to myself and don’t represent the organizations to which I belong.
Major goals for financial regulators
The primary goals of financial regulators are to maintain financial stability, protect investors and consumers, and prevent financial crimes. These goals are public interests and are needed to be achieved regardless of the technology used in the financial systems.
These goals are our own, but also the goals of general society. We need to maintain these three goals in the society. When I talk with regulators and my colleagues, some people say that if these 3 goals are met by some other part of the community, then probably we’re not needed. But at this moment, in the traditional financial system, the financial regulators are absolutely required.
Decentralized financial system and reduced regulatory enforceability
Regulation alone may not be enough to achieve regulatory goals when the financial system becomes highly decentralized. The decentralized system is decentralized, autonomous, anonymized, immutable, globalized and open. At the same time, this means there’s no intermediaries to regulate, you can’t stop the service, there’s reduced traceability, no ex-post remedy, jurisdictional border issues, and obscured responsibility.
When we find a problem, we issue a business suspension order and sometimes we need to stop a company entirely. In the traditional financial system, authorities can do this. But in decentralized systems, this is more complicated. If there’s no intermediaries to regulate, then perhaps we can regulate users. If the system is anonymized, then the user can hide from regulators. Basically regulators don’t know what is happening and who is doing what in the system. There’s also no way to understand what is happening, and no way to impose regulation.
Permissionless innovation makes it difficult for us to show who has the responsibility for these systems. Anyone can create and anyone can participate, without any participation from the regulators.
Emerging blockchain anonymization technologies
The engineering community is investing in anonymization technologies in recent years. Regulators have never heard of these kinds of technologies. Lots of anonymization technologies are already available and deployed in many crypto asset projects.
There’s things like mixing, stealth addresses, ring signatures, zk-SNARKs, lightning network, and other things.
Two sides of the story: risks and benefits of anonymity
Anonymity is not necessarily a problem. Anonymity is important for a civil society, like for privacy and security reasons or to avoid censorship. Anonymity and privacy is very important. However, it can also help criminals to conduct criminal activities or help finance terrorism or money laundering. So there’s two sides to this. It’s a double-edged sword. It can also effect the way that people trade and conduct financial activities. If there is anonymity, then we can’t trust someone. There’s little discussion between engineers and regulators about anonymity.
Questions need to be answered
How may we continue to achieve financial regulatory goals as public interests evolve?
Lessons from the internet: The internet and regulators
Before the internet, within the United Nations, communications and information regulators and ITU sufficiently regulated communication intermediaries to achieve regulatory goals. But after the internet, it became very difficult. The internet has a huge scale, and it has eroded the ability of regulators to achieve regulatory goals both domestically and internationally.
There’s global scope of communication, large scale of communication, and distributed control and new institutions, and reduced cost and increased capability of collective actions. There are new forms of collective action in civil society, which may be beneficial.
All of these issues make it difficult for communication regulators to enforce regulation.
In the case of the internet, some of the countries decided to raise this issue at the United Nations. They insisted that we needed to regulate ICANN as a single point of control. But there’s lots of huge debate among regulators and stakeholders about how we should regulate the internet or ICANN. Some individual countries decided to accept a multi-stakeholder governance of the internet.
All the issues around the internet and regulation is managed by stakeholders with regulators as one of the stakeholders. We can’t necessarily copy the internet’s model directly, but I think it can inspire an appropriate solution.
Governance model for the blockchain based financial system
I am using Lawrence Lessig’s 1997 diagram, but also De Filippi and Wright - blockchain and the law 2018. There’s market, norm, law and architecture. Cyberspace governance models have been deeply discussed since the internet’s inception. There’s limitation of these models, though.
With law and regulation, the idea is to regulate end users, ISP/information intermediaries, service intermediaries, minors, software engineers, and hardware manufacturers. In the market, the idea is to intervene cost/incentive structure of network participants. In the social norms, we use education and formal working groups and other informal discussion to help form a social norm among community participants. As far as architecture, the idea is “code as law” but I don’t like htis phrase because it sounds rigid– like we’re transferring all the laws into code. That’s impractical. Still, there’s a law of the computer program that controls your balance or acts like regulation. If the code of the computer program acts as regulation, then we need to incorporate all the different perspectives in the development process.
G20 in Fukuoka, Japan in June 8-9th, 2019
We talked about governance and finance and got together to discuss this. We finally published a report. But first let me explain the financial regulatory system. There are international standard setting bodies (SSBs). There’s the G20 financial ministers and central bank governors meeting, which is sort of like the United Nations for financial regulators. The one level below that is the Financial Stability Board (FSB) and also the Financial Action Task Force (AML/CFT). Then there’s the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, the International Associaiton of Insurance Supervisors, and INternational Organization of Securities Commissions. All the SSBs work on blockchain and crypto asset related issues in various ways. Decentralized fintech isn’t out of scope, but there’s also no specific SSB that focuses on this.
Recent development from regulatory side
- Decentralized financial technologies report on financial stability, regulatory and governance implications (June 6, 2019)
- G20 finance ministers and central bank governors meeting Communique (June 9th, 2019)
“.. regulatory and other public policy objectives are considered in the initial design of technical protocols and applications. […] Authorities may therefore wish to enhance their dialogue and cooperation with a wider group of stakeholders […] It would also enable supervisors to continue to address emerging issues promptly and use supervisory resources effectively while at the same time remaining open to the benefits of financial innovation”.
Then we had the leaders meeting. It’s sort of like the prime ministers of the countries getting together to discuss, although they aren’t prime ministers. Then we worked on this concept, and the regulators are basically ready to discuss these issues.
Lack of harmonization among stakeholders in the blockchain fintech system
There’s no good relationships between open-source engineers/cypherpunks and regulators. It’s difficult to get them to talk together. It’s a reality. Some people think regulators are enemies. Regulators have difficulty understanding what open-source engineers think. There’s a lack of transparency. We regulators are ready to engage and communicate with other stakeholders. There’s no such praise for this yet. We need to solve this, and help figure out coordination, solve misunderstandings, and figure out blockers for innovation.
Sometimes the engineers feel that regulators try to stop everything, but we’re not doing so. The regulators sometimes think we need to put all the engineers on these issues in jail, but that’s not the case either. There’s a lot of misunderstandings that we need to resolve.
Sometimes countries impose sanctions. This might encourage engineers to invest more in anonymization, and then speak with regulators even less. The long-term goal should be to develop a healthy governance for a blockchain-based financial system.
The blockchain-based financial system
This picture might be idealistic but, we need to realize not just regulation but also code and market and nodes as a way to view this ecosystem. There’s regulators, engineers, rule of law, code as law, market forces, and consumers. We need to come up with a better system together. In a few years, what we should do—
We will host the next conference in Spring and invite all the different stakeholders from engineers and stakeholders to discuss how we can proceed with this effort. Also, we hope we will make this kind of dialogue work and be effective. We hope that this can be hosted regulary to enhance communication among stakeholders.
questions
Q: Which bitcoin developers are really reviewing any of the technical work at these regulated companies? I see no indication that these reviews are particularly thorough on the tech side. This has major implications for financial system stability. Is this the same in Japan or are things more thorough?
A: We have 3 defined groups within the Japanese FSA. We have one, then a regulatory side, then the promoter side of innovation. Within the promoter side, we often discuss with engineers in this space. In this team, we understand many technology initiatives, but at the same time, we have difficulties educating regulators and exchange knowledge. I think other regulators have similar challenges. Dedicated teams to understand technology is hard.
Q: I am reminded of the European Banking Authority in July 2014 (2016?) asking the european banks to not get involved in cryptocurrency until a clear governance process is put in place. To me, that sounds like wishful thinking. I am not so sure that we have to develop healthy governance processes— but instead, help to correct any kind of misunderstanding.
A: Regulators don’t regulate technologies. Still, we should pay attention to technologies. We should be involved in discussions with engineers and communities. Not top-down regulation or prohibition on technologies or something like that. Of course, the engineers discuss themselves how they develop technologies and which ones are best for the future. In these discussions, regulators would like to get involved and be present and have social interest to kind of stay informed and inform each other that this technology has some sort of implication on society, governance or regulation or something. The sentence from the G20 FSB document doesn’t mean regulators should regulate technologies, but they should get involved in discussions in the open-source community.
Q: What about the travel rule? It means they need to exchange name and address of the participants. What’s the status of this one? It sounds like madness to have a global database for that. How is that conversation going?
A: I don’t personally get involved in such discussions. In my opinion, this discussion is very difficult because regulators have a limited capacity to understand technological characteristics. It also has a significant implication on the ecosystem. My personal opinion is that before publishing regulations, they should have more communication with other stakeholders. But most regulations are already published; countries then have to implement that regulation by some deadline or whatever. I think that’s next year. We need to enhance communications with exchanges and FSA and the one that proposed that travel rule. They are having lots of conferences with stakeholders among other regulators. They are making effort to understand the implications and come up with new solutions. I personally don’t know what the status really is, at this very moment. But there’s an effort to proceed and mitigation all the risks that the industry are talking about.
Q: It’s scheduled to go into effect soon, and nobody has a protocol or plan.
A: The international regulations of all the member countries need to implement by the implementation phase’s end. They decided to implement this regulation by the end of this year or next year, but then it might turn out it’s very difficult to implement within that timeframe, and then they will get together to discuss again and it will be postponed. That’s a lot of the cases. I’m not sure how much can happen in this case. Also, it needs to be peer reviewed by other countries.


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The movies you loved as a kid are usually terrible as an adult, but that's why we have alcohol.


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commandPL/Tcl has support for autoloading Tcl code when used. It recognizes a special table, pltcl_modules, which is presumed to contain modules of Tcl code. If this table exists, the module unknown is fetched from the table and loaded into the Tcl interpreter immediately before the first execution of a PL/Tcl function in a database session. (This happens separately for each Tcl interpreter, if more than one is used in a session; see Section 40.4.)
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initialization script you need, it normally defines a Tcl
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procedure that is invoked whenever Tcl does
not recognize an invoked procedure name. PL/Tcl's standard version
of this procedure tries to find a module in pltcl_modules
that will define the required procedure. If one is found, it is
loaded into the interpreter, and then execution is allowed to
proceed with the originally attempted procedure call. A
secondary table pltcl_modfuncs provides an index of
which functions are defined by which modules, so that the lookup
is reasonably quick.
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inspired by the great explorers in the world.
one of the must visit places on the earth. if you are not born here
one of the must visit places on the earth. if you are not born here
one of the must visit places on the earth. if you are not born here
one of the must visit places on the earth. if you are not born here
one of the must visit places on the earth. if you are not born here
one of the must visit places on the earth. if you are not born here
right attitude makes you closer to success.
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java.lang.Object eu.cassandra.sim.entities.Entity eu.cassandra.sim.entities.appliances.Appliance
public class Appliance
Class modeling an electric appliance. The appliance has a stand by consumption otherwise there are a number of periods along with their consumption rates.
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static class |
Appliance.Builder
The Builder class for Appliances. |
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java.lang.Double[] |
getActiveConsumption()
Gets the active consumption. |
double |
getAvgPower()
Gets the average power. |
double |
getCost()
Gets the cost. |
double |
getEnergy()
Gets the energy. |
Installation |
getInstallation()
Gets the installation the appliance belongs to. |
double |
getMaxPower()
Gets the maximum power. |
long |
getOnTick()
Gets the on tick. |
ConsumptionModel |
getPConsumptionModel()
Gets the active power consumption model. |
double |
getPower(long tick,
java.lang.String type)
Gets the power. |
ConsumptionModel |
getQConsumptionModel()
Gets the reactive power consumption model. |
double |
getStandByConsumption()
Gets the stand by consumption. |
Activity |
getWhat()
Gets the activity the appliance is associated with. |
java.lang.String |
getWho()
Gets who turned the appliance on. |
boolean |
isBase()
Checks whether the appliance is a base load. |
boolean |
isInUse()
Checks whether the appliance is in use. |
boolean |
isStaticConsumption()
Checks whether the consumption is static. |
void |
turnOff()
Turns off the appliance. |
void |
turnOn(long tick,
java.lang.String awho,
Activity awhat)
Turn on the appliance. |
void |
updateAvgPower(double powerFraction)
Update average power. |
void |
updateCost(PricingPolicy pp,
int tick)
Update cost. |
void |
updateEnergy(double power)
Update energy. |
void |
updateEnergyOffpeak(double power)
Update energy offpeak. |
void |
updateMaxPower(double power)
Update maximum power. |
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getDescription, getId, getName, getType, setDescription, setId, setName, setType |
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equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public Installation getInstallation()
public boolean isInUse()
public boolean isBase()
public ConsumptionModel getQConsumptionModel()
public ConsumptionModel getPConsumptionModel()
public double getPower(long tick, java.lang.String type)
tick
- the ticktype
- the type
public void turnOff()
public void turnOn(long tick, java.lang.String awho, Activity awhat)
tick
- the tickawho
- the awhoawhat
- the awhatpublic long getOnTick()
public java.lang.String getWho()
public Activity getWhat()
public java.lang.Double[] getActiveConsumption()
public boolean isStaticConsumption()
public void updateMaxPower(double power)
power
- the powerpublic double getMaxPower()
public void updateAvgPower(double powerFraction)
powerFraction
- the power fractionpublic double getAvgPower()
public void updateEnergy(double power)
power
- the powerpublic void updateEnergyOffpeak(double power)
power
- the powerpublic void updateCost(PricingPolicy pp, int tick)
pp
- the pptick
- the tickpublic double getEnergy()
public double getCost()
public double getStandByConsumption()
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It's inportant to begin treating sunburn as soon as possible. In addition to stopping further UV exposure, Dermatologists recommend trearting sunburn with:
- Cool baths to reduse the heat
- Moisturizer to help ease the discomfort caused by dryness. As soon as you get out of the bathtub, gently pat yourself dry, but leave a little water on your skin. Then apply a moisturizer to trap the water in your skin
- Hydrocortisone cream or spray can reduse discomfort
- Asprin or ibuprofen. This can help reduse swelling, rednees, and discomfort.
- Drink extra water. A sunburn draws fluid to the skins surface and away from the rest of the body. Drinking extra water prevents dehydration